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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-21
Awards And Promotions AT St. Josephs College

geography. second prize IA reading.
>ilNe~trc ~Sando,al, second prize IL
reading.
Ramon Hernandez. second prize IN geog-
raphN.
Willie BclIinghau-cu. second prize il re-
ligIun.
Promoted from NTH lo sixth grade:
Manuel Perez. ir~i prize. reading. gram
mar. -pcling. history, map drawing; see
ond prIzc. arithmetic. geography. Spanish.
Fernando Rodrigo. iir~t prize. arithmetic.
Grammar. spelling. spanish. history. SOD
ond prize. English. composition. geography.
Marshall f.. Martin. first prize. reading.
grammar. history. map drawing; second
prize. religion. geography.
Charlie Celala. first prizc. reading. Eng
ll~h. composition. spelling. second prize.
penmaiship. defamation. drawing.
Jose Alamia. first prize. defamation I.
second prize. penman-hip, history, map
drawing.
Jose Caniu. first prIze. religion; second
prize. arithmetic.
Promoted from sixth and seventh grades
10 commercial department:
Emery q. Friedman. first prize IN arith-
mctlc. history. physiology second prize.
Gal i've JOSEPph> college ..
Christian doctrine. grammar. geography.
Eli~eo Parcde~, Hr~t prize. reading. geog-
raphy. spelling. second prIze. arithmetic.
history, physiology.
Luciano Valdez, tir-t prize. grammar.
Christian doctrine: -econd prize, ariih-
metic. spelling. pcnman~hip.
Jesse :. Thornham. second prize IN read
ing. English composition.
Gonzalo \. CARA. first prize. penmun-
ship.
Commercial Department.
The following awards IN commercial a.
partment.
joe NJ. Gomez. first prize. Christian doe
trine, universal history, geography, short
hand. English literature: second. bookkccp-
mg. algebra. tNpcwuting. French.
Joe NJ. Gomez u awarded 4 diploma vi
accuracy by the PERRIN system OF stcnog-
raphy.
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Those Who Will Make Trip.

ii~t VT thc men Who will compass The
scnr~i"u TO the Valley follows:
Mayor NuN Miller. III. III. Frank. Model
Shoe Store. J.. ". pttmann. Eureka
laundry: ri. m. caldwell. Edwin Flato.
corpus Christ H. ri~.r. company; F,lic
Eul,n-. Dr., rl, j.H.rr m. NJ Baldwin. Title
Guaranty couraay: Grnt-. r.. Clark.
First State bank: John ~. Elan. rauchmun
Alex We'll. We'll Bru~.. .r"ccr- W. &. Bal
ley. Bailey Hale company; u. II. Luchrr
Corpus Christi Railway y Light company
n. III. Allen. Jnrlt Allen Furniture com
.pauN: &. &. Brcmdic. capitalist VI. Peter
son. Corpus Beach hotel. VI. r.. Brigg~. ut
.%lorncy; 4. Il. Scchri-t. San antonio Ma
chime a Supply company. Glover Iohn-.
Ford autos: ". &. Wright. Texas Bitulilhir
company; 4. N. Ba-kin-. DIESEL Botirhcr
company. q. 4. krcton. Armour X Co.. ].
VI. Lawrence. county commissioner q. q.
Wright. fire insurance; II. A.. Nan tlcaNc.
Southwestern Telegraph A Telephone cont
pauy: Harry ". Edwards. Corpus Christi
Printing company joe y. NiN. \uccr~
hotel: &. Il. Woudul. "I.ink' railroad: T.. 6.
Terrell. Southwestern Telegraph A Telc
phone company: &. Botcllo Jr.. CORPUS
Christi NatIunul bank Lester Gun-t. Cor
pu~ Christi Book \ STAY. company ". III.
Hull. Corpus Christi Transfer company
l.. u. Garrison. Carroll Lumber company
Thomas Bell. Corpus Christi Compress
company: &. ". Noflord. Magnolia Petrol
cum company: A. a. Lichten~teln. NJ lich-
Itcn~tein 4 Sons: X. b. Russell. attorney
.T. II. Born. Born investment company: "
T.. llcl~chcr. real estate. Wade :. Nichols.
real estate and capitalist. L. q. Collins.
city commissioner T.. Il. >~rhendel. Under
wood t~ypewritc~. Il. NJ. Taylor. Taylor
lGrain 4 Elevator company: CALVIN Il
Davi-. Frisco: Billy Blake. ". J.. Pearson
a Co.: Harry Archer. Cadillac autos; J
.A. ilill. farmer: W. &. Cotton. capitalist
iCvne> Cotton: II. I. Pittmann. Pierce
iFurdycc company ". VI. Fanlk. DailN
Caller Herald: \. =. Cooke. Daily Demo.
Irrat. William II Caldwell. insurance: John
Dunn. Dunn Grocery company: JOIN
Dorn-clf. capitalist: +. y. Farrl>. -ccre.
Itarv Commercial club.
The itinerary.
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BOOSTER
EXCURSION DUE
HERE TUESDAY
60 BUSINESS MEN OF THAT CITY
JOIN TOGETHER FOR VISIT TO
THE MAGIC VALLEY.
WILL SPEND TWO DAYS ON TRIP WIS.,
TING ALL TOWNS FROM CORPUS
TO THE BORDER.
8i-YEAR OLD CORPUS MAN
WANTS TO GET ACQUAINTED
Especial a. The Herald

. Crupu~ Christi. Texas. June III
. seventy five business men of Corpus
= Christi will make the trade trip "a the
= Magic Valley tomorrow. All lines Of
= business are represented. and the
. Corpus Christians expect 4 good time
= IA the Valley "n account ot the pros
. porous conditions and are prepared
. for pleasure only. No business will
. he solicited.
= The Corpus Christi Marine band Of
. twenty pieces will furnish the music.
. Among the trade trippers appears
. the name Of John Doenseif, aged 81.
. ! resident ~ Corpus Christi for some
. time. lie i anxious to get acquainted
= and fnr that reason l. gong a. make
. the trip.
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H- W.T. HI~' 'hlI d'f' l'"tN- Ni"II'i"
oi ltu"rie' and again ~ i!c number i"i
lowing \ double duet iur iw" %TiNtp-. Ilu
">onnambula' 81 C1erny. which caiuc ri.rr
The second aci. Mr. 'rNell Hnt MIS- NH r
Rose ih"rnham played lhe lrad l1'n"l"rIr
and Misses Luulom and M tuVHzu- played
The c~"ntraPpntal instrument. I'np'' u'
'hi'l "lhi'"llN w -"'H "N "lI"H- M'N' N
Young performer kept perfect. MI--
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-21

Sixty Corpus Christi business m(n. ac-
rompanied IN the Corpus Christi Marine
band 81 twenty pieces. viii leave Corpus
Christi AZ 10 o'clock Tuesday morning on
the fourth annual trade excursion 10 the
Magic Valley. Practically every promin-
cnt business house Ia Corpus Christi will
vs. represented IN this excursion ~ special
tram.
Leaving Corpus Christi. the first stop
will b. made 10 l%iob~town and other stops
will be- made during the day at Bishop.
king>ville. Ricardo. Riviera, Sarita. Ray
mondville. Lyford and Harrington. the train
reaching Brownsville at $40 O'clock
Tuesday evening. SPEEDING the night IN thi-
city. Leaving Brownsville at SIS a. "a.
Wednesday the trippcr@ will visit san Be
INTO. III Fcria. Mercedes. Donna. san Juan.
Hdinhurg. Pharr. McAllcn and Mission.
reaching Corpus Christi by 10 O'Clock
"Wednesday night.
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WANTED TO TRADE own 50 acre.
improved farm, 40 acres IN wheat; small
orchard. one house. two barns. Good
living spring. Rented for ID crops and
crops 90 with trade; So per acre. 10
Gated IN Major county. Oklahoma: small
encumbraBcc. What have YOU Ia exchange
for this improved farm! j. H. Follrtt,
Rayliso. W.-69tf.
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Promotions

The following are promoted from first
~ second grade:
Manuel Marion. first prize IN declama-
.tion and religion, and second prize ~
arithmetic.
Edward Seubury, first przc III arith-
metic and scripture lessons; second prize
IN reading.
John Reye~. hr>t prize ~ scripture les
sons. second prize M arithmetic and read
ing.
Charlie Reed. first prize IN reading.
spelling and scripture lessons; second prize
In arithmetic.
frederick Wagner. lir~t prize IN ariih-
mciic. religion and scripture lessons. see
ond prize in reading aud defamation.
jose SANCHEZ. first prize M pruman~hip:
second prize ia reading and spelling.
Promotions from second grade u third
grade:
Francis CalderonI. first prize III arith
metic. religion: second prize IN reading.
scripture lessons and spelling.
Charlie Caldcroni. first prize ia pcnman-
~hip: second prize IN drawing and arith
mctic.
Robert CcIaya. first prize III arithmetic
and defamation: second prize ~ spelling.
Antunip Pcna. first prize III pcnman~hIp:
second prizc/in drawing.
Miguel Prna. first prize al prnman-hlp
and spelling; second prize ~ religion.
Ju-c Cnlunga. first prize m drawing.
reading. arithmetic aud penman-hip.
Raul Dumingucz. first prize III religion.
scripture lessons: Second prize IN pcnman-
~hip ana defamation.
Lorenzo Parcdc~. first prize IA reading.
arithmetic. spelling and defamation; see
ond prize N pcnman>hip aud religion.
Martin Frank. first prize III penman~hip
and scripture lessons.
The inllnwmg are promoted from third
Grade fo Fourth grade:
CuI'rc.. ;.mrn Trcviuo. attendance.
Hnln' Fr i'iru.
Ralph Fr'"Arau. first prize III religion.
reading. arithmetic. rrihrg. geography
second prize w irr uar-hir. defamation.
spanish and irnvin".
Vicente trixrll. till. ur.tr w prnman
~hip. defamation ard drlvIrr ~cr"nd
prize ~ religion. reading and %i"l.n".
lose Caldcroni. SECOND prize IN err"
raIhy. spanish AMI drawing.
Arturo Crixcll. second prilc Ia -c,-
'raphy and drawing.
I.ni- Torrr-. second prize ~ arithmetic
and spelling.
Ramon Trcvin". second prize ~ arth
metic.
The following are promoted from fourth
grade 4" fifth grade:
Conduct. Jose Manzano. attendance.
Fau~to >obrino.
fau~to Sobrino. ir>t prIze ~ history.
arithmetic. defamation. geography: sec
ond prize in religion
dose Manzano. first prize IN religion
history and pcnman~hip: second prize in
geography.
Leonardo Guerrero. FIRST prilc ~ ecog
raphv: second prize IN arithmetic. spelling,
history and Spanish.
Jose Drlgado. first prize III Spanish and
reading: second prize ~ geography.
Eme>to Soils. first prize III arithmetic
Second prize IN religion. defamation and
pcnman~hip.
Roberto Lcrma. first prize IN spelling and
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MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED TO TRADE FARM-leo acr,

WANTED TO TRADE FhRM-l60 acres
improved farm. about 20 acres under
cultivation, two story house. barn, cave
cellar. cistcrn and well. School house on
corner of land. On main road : miles from
county: $50 per acre: rented for Ii crops
which goes in this trade. Small cncum
brance at q per cent. runs three years.
What have y"u ~ land Ia exchange for Thu
farm, j. II. Follett. Bayli~. lll.-62tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-21

The iollowim. J. 4 lit ~ awards and
nj the II. ~Jo>eph'~ College Tor
Boy-. conducted by the Mari~t Brothers /.
The following are prizes for conduct and
attendance:
seventh grade-Luciano Valdez. first
prize for conduct; Emory q. Friedman.
first prize IN attendance.
Fifth grade-Manuel Perez. first prize.
conduct.
Fourth grade-Jo~c Name. first. con
duet: Fau>tino Sobrino. first. attendance.
Third grade-Fir>t prize Tor conduct f.
Ralph Friedman. first prize for attendance.
Primary Grades.
Second grade-Lorcnzo Paredc> and
Raul Dominique. first prize for conduct (:
Raul Dominsuez. first prize IN attendance.
First grade-Jo~e Sanchez. first prize
for conduct: Edward Seabury. first prize
Tor attendance.
Eleu>erio he Ia CARA. first prize. read
ing and arithmetic: Adolfo Crixell. first
prize reading and religion; Jesus Esparza.
first prize in religion and drawing: Miguel
Davila. first prize in reading and penman-
ship: Lauro Torres, first prize in spelling
and scripture lessons: Emelio Colunea.
first prize IN arithmetic and reading: Jose
Roberto, first prize IN scripture lessons
and spelling; Grover Wagner. first prize
ia defamation and scripture lessons: ii
mon CclnNa. first prize ia drawing aud re-
iigiun.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-21

Bids for establishing the Official organ
of the city Of Brownsville Tor the ensuing
wear will be received IN the city secretary
until Monday. june ~. 1913. Al I y. ~. III
the city lnll. The city council reserve,
the right a. reject amy and all bld~.
CRlSANTO NlILARREAL.
-6ll47t. City Secretary.
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Bils for CITY Map.

Bids Tor making a map and abstract 81
III. city a. Brownsville. viii ~ received
Nv the city secretary until June =. 1913.
a. 1 a.. N. Persons bidding may bid -epa
rntclv. that l.. Tor making map or abb
-,ract. ~ Tor both. The council reserves
the right To reject amy and all bid~.
CRISANTO NlLLARREAl-
-63i ~ 'uN secretary.
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Humane Sunday" at Dallas.

Dallas. Texas June ls.-Tomorrow-
Suu.IaN. was Ia Ice observed in tins city
!. Humane SUNDAY" Ministers Of va.
rious churches wecr planning 10 head
committees 10 cooperate with city ON
cials in ~raisin. funds "a provide and
maintain more watering troueh>. etc.
for dumb animals throughout the city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-21

Hu'i, wash and drain the berries. reserve
V nr berries fl %Hl-ui N fhr Tor w me
r.. c.f thc rct in halves ana mix with the
Peat the cream anh m aside M chill.
nr .H t.r-. ,I rre time, tHf flour. baking
ai l' work in the shotening,
rr.r m. fn f dough rth thr milk.
S fhH W.rt.fc WV ttp liver cake plna.
b. a. .Hn.t frcrfy minutes Turn onr cake
n nH Hnt Nfr. .nrrai literally with
f.et. gu.r ur part at thc hcrrics, cover
vHN fHr rrlnl rahr. also sprcil with hut
f Hr H.rr tug rrf NY tir hrrrIrH AVA put
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TIVE C1o>' Book contain. ~ iut auch
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ending thr cn.nrrd crftihrltc packed
rrrt sans uf X { Raking Powder 20
llc Mig Cp., Chicago, being sure
IVY NHtu your name and address plainly.
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NOTICE.
6.I4l7t.

Nv French Restaurant N Matamoros
will again he opened to the public from
sunday, June q. and | will be pleased TO
serve my friend, and former patrons.
Moderate prices.
-6ltf. JUAN
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WANTED-Some one not afraid ~ work
To 90 IL the Panama Pacific exposition.
All expenses paid. Apply To Herald. Dept.
eff.
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Strawberry Short Cake

For dinner every Sunday ami once Nv
tNicc on week days Is not too often a.
serve this delicious dessert ~ long IN straw
berries iast The whipped cream tor the
tor is not absolutely necessary but n makes
a short cake more attractive I'D the eye as
well as % the taste.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-21

WANTED-Rcliahlc representative "a sell
oil stock. Property ~ TaNl"r Ihrali
field. Liberal commission. William Heard.
secretary q. X. Oil \ Ga- Co.. TaNlur.
Tcxas.-lt.
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FREE, $50 DIAMOND-Dun't mis- TIM
greatest prizc offer. \ $50 diamond.
guaranteed one karat, pure white. perfect.
! will tell You how to get il free. Il. Her
sld.-tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-21

I'M Mrs Iiuct Mckcnfic HIl. Editor ~
th- Boston Cooking school Magazine.
ia cups sllaf pastry -four: II icrcI
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WANTED-An efficient -SupernumcrarN.
Apply Miller hotcl.-6
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Iptcisr. r0sp0yHfuI slii.
rlpMi I bgjier. 4 BASKETS
81 u fh,rrifs. b,' land
-rTrs qrHrHlHftfsHq1r.
r.P 0r more double cream.
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FOR RENT-Furnished and light house
keeping rooms. Ninth and st. Charles
streets. opposite Southern hotel. b., Her
ald.@l25ltf.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

PRIVATE BOOMING AND BOARDING
house. $40 81. Charles. Cool southeast
rooms. For information phone 505-GS12t
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CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR RENT
FOR RENT.

U RENT-Rooms $50 and 81 per
week ut Southern hotel, corner Ninth
and st. Charles.-1l2ltf.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-05-14

Total. ai..,........ 81, ,249 80
Passed by the Council this lith day of
May, 1915.
Approved by the Mayor this 18TH day
OF May, 1916.
A. A. MUCK. Mayor.
Attest: A. Z. DUNSMORE,
Recorder Of the City of St. Johns
Published in the St. Johns Review on
May Ia, 1915.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-05-14
Christian Church

Come and hear the new min is.
ter. If you come once, you will
come again. Special music by
the orchestra and choir. All in.
vited--Come.
Girls Day" will be observed
at the church. with the girls OF
the Sunday School given special
prominence in the morning ser.
vices. Sunday May %.
The monthly Workers Con.
ference" of the Sunday School
workers was held last Tuesday
night.
Each of the $50 persons at
tending the Mothers day SER
vices last Sunday morning re-
ceived a white carnation. Rev.
Herbert I. Jones. the new pas.
tor. preached on Mother. Home,
and Jesus" The children Of the
Sunday School gave a program
arranged by w. s. Beam. super.
intendent. and Mrs. James Kelly.
Thursday night prayer meet
ing is becoming the feature of
the church. Come out next
Thursday evening and see for
yourself what we have.
Mrs. B. w. Coffey won the
prize(?) at last prayer meeting.
The Christian Endeavor start
ing time has been changed from
6:30 to 700 p. m. Reporter.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-05-14
Notice Of Cost Of Improvement

Notice is hereby given that the assess
ment for the improvement OF oswegc
street from Columbia blvd. to Smith
avenue. total cost OF which is ST.
249 80 was declared oy Ordinance No. 662
entitled IAN ordinance declaring the
cost OF improving oswego street
from the north side line OF Columbia
boulevard to the sonth side OF Smith ave-
nue. and assessing the property benefited
thereby, declaring such assessment and
directing the entry Of the same In the
docket OF city liens"
The cost of said improvement Is levied
upon all the lots, parts of lots and par
cells OF land within the boundaries OF the
district, as follows: Between Columbia
boulevard and Smith avenue.
A statement OF said assessment has
been entered in the docket OF city liens
May IL, 1915, and said assessment
is now due and payable at the office OF
the recorder of the city of ST. Johns, Or
egon, and will be delinquent and bear in
terest after May 22nd, 1915, aud II
not paid on OF before June llth, 1915.
proceedings will be taken for the collec-
ton of the same by sale of property as
provided by the city charter.
A. Il. DUNSMoRR,
City Recorder.
Published in the St. Johns Review on
Nav Ia and 81, 1915.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-05-14
Notice Of Hearing Of Final Account

In the County Court of the
State of Oregon for Multnomah
County.
In the Matter Of the Estate of
Jacob Luiten. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned Executor of the
above entitled Estate. has filed
his final account herein and that
the Honorable I. j. Cleeton.
Judge of the above named Court.
has designated Tuesday. June
18th. 1915. at the hour of 9:l5 in
the forenoon of said date. in the
Court room of the County Court
in the Court House at Portland,
Multnomah' County. Oregon. as
the time and place for hearing
objections 10 the said final ac-
count. and for the settlement
thereof. Henry Luiten,
Executor Of the Estate of
Jacob Luiten. deceased.
Perry c. Stroud. Attorney.
Dated at st. Johns. Oregon.
Tuesday. May l1th. 1915.
Date of first publication, Fri
day. May. l4th. 1915.
Date of last publication. Fri
day. June llth. 1915.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-05-14

Brins In your JOB printing ~hi,s
you think of II. Don't wait until ron
are entirely out We are equipped
TO turn out neat and tasty printins
srsmcfiv az pcrtisna urie~s or lee.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-05-14

The sinking of the Lusitania
is an appalling disaster that is
universally deplored, and is an.
other manifestation that Sher-
mans definition of war was not
incorrect. That innocent wom-
en- and children should thus sud-
denly be ushered into the world
beyond makes it all the more pit
liable. Somehow in warfare il
Is ever the case that the inno-
cent suffer with the combatants
in one way or another. Had the
Germans known that so many
lives would be lost through the
catastrophe, we are loath to be-
lieve that the extreme measure
would have been taken. But il
was supposed that the vessel
would withstand the shock Of
several torpedoes before il would
go down, and the Germans prob
ably imagined that the passen-
gers would have plenty Of time
TO make their escape before the
huge ship sank into the water.
In whatever light the great dis
aster may be viewed. IL must be
regarded as a matter of the pro-
foundest regret.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-05-14

The city Of ST. Johns does ordaih as
followsi
That the council has considered the
proposed assessment for improving
oswego street In the city Of ST. Johns
from the north side line of Columbia
boulevard 10 the south sid c
line of Smith aven u c
and all objections made thereto,
and hereby ascertains, determines
and declares the whole cost OF said i'm.
proyement in manner provided by ordi.
nance No. 6i2 10 be the sum OF f2249 80.
and that the special and peculiar benefits
aecruing to each lot or part there
OF or parcel OF land within the as
sessment district, by reason OF said im-
provement and in Just proportion to such
benefits, are in the respective amounts
set opposite the number OF description
OF each lot or part thereof or parcel OF
land in the following annexed assess
ment roll and said assessment roll which
is numbered ll6, Is hereby adopted aud
approved as the assessment for said inn
provement, and the recorder OF the city
of St. Johns is directed to enter a state
ment OF the assessment hereby made in
the docket OF city liens, and cause notice
thereof TO be published as provided by
charter. which assessment Is as follows;
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-05-14
SELLS-FL0T0-BUFFAL0
BILL SHOWS
To Exhibit in Portland

The circus is coming; coming
with its wagons of gilt and gilt.
ter. with its strange animals,
with its beautiful women on
horseback and everything else
that goes to make up a wonder
ful. happy day beneath the great
spreading tents. For on May
24.25. there will arrive in Port.
land the Sells-Floto Circus and
Buffalo Bills Original Wild West
for two days exhibition. after
noon and night.
Many features are with the
circus this year. principal among
which are Col. William Frederick
Cody buffalo Bib with his en-
tire retinue of Indians, riders,
ropers. cowboys. cowgirls. rang
ers. soldiers and vanqueros; and
Rosa Rosalind. the Maid of Mys-
terry. Never in the history of
America has there been an
like Rosa Rosalind.
One after another she turns air
sets. "fliphops" and somersaults
upon the back of a plunging horse
until il is almost impossible for
the eye to follow her.
Then. too. there are many
other features to be seen with
the big show this year, Captain
Ricardo and his lions. Lucia Fora
and her three herds of perform
ng elephants. Devlin's Zouaves,
he forty clowns. Rodah Royal
md his horses. and hundreds of
.ctorbats. areialists contortion-
SITS and tumblers.
The price of the circus this
'ear? The same as ever. a gen.
'ral admission of rs cents, in
seat. Two performances
will be given, one at 2:l5 in the
Ifternoon and another at S;l5 at
light. Doors will be opened an
lour earlier.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-05-14
To Our Patrons and Friends:

At the last session of the State
Legislature, law was enacted, impos-
ing a tax on all Merchants giving Trad
ing Stamps and other gift premiums,
which makes it absolutely prohibitive
for us to continue giving them.
This law goes intoeffect May24, '15.
There will no doubt be a long legal
fight in the Courts, testing the consti-
tutionality of this law and we do not
feel justified in trying to evade the law,
nor do we care to take the chance,
while this suit is pending.
Therefore when present supply of Stamps is
hausted, we will discontinue giving them
In the meantime we will endeavor to make our
prices attractive that Patrons will lose nothing by
reason of this change
Thanking you for past favors, and soliciting your
further patronage, we are
Yours very truly
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