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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-29
NOTICE or FINAL ACCOUNT

NOTICE Il hereby given that IN"
uudsrsisued ~ administrator OF the
estate Of John u. Hall. DECEASED. has
f,,ed In tho County Court Of klamath
County. Oregon. his Final Account OF
tho administration Of said estate. ana
that tho court has axed Monday. tho
.7,h day OF December. 1909. at II
o'clock In the forenoon OF said day ~
tho time and the County Courthouse
In klamath County. Oregon. ~ the
place for the hearing Of objections. u
any. to said account. and the settle
mont thereof.
Dated At Klamath Falls. Oregon
thIs seth day Of November. 1903.
L. J. AAu2AN.
A. Administrator OF the Estate ol
John B. Hell. Dscsassd.
li-Ss lS.St.~.'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-29

TREES AND sHRCDDERY
Left uncaiicd for nj my place will be-
sold ut n discount on original price.
Call on q. A. Stcarns, West side.
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CITY RllEvITIuB.

Newest styles. ladies' tailored
waists. K K x Store.
II YOU want the most beautiful
calender OF the year. call at X X X
store.
Everybody can have . chance tor
the $500 SUIT to be given away BY
X X X store,
Get your carpsss. rugs. curtains
etc.. elsansd by Aoaspld's vacuum
cleaner: rates reasonable
Have your automobile Tires vul'
canissA at The Baldwin 1eGor and
Supply company. PhoAs 81.
Do not forssl the Presbyterian
church fair. whieh y 70 - held On
the evening Of December 10. II Will
hs A excellent opportunity tor you
| 10 purchase your Xmas prspeats.
The fair 70 b given by'ths Pseeey'
tsriaA church DsesmbeT INtA wlll b
| an intssastlns one. and you want Y
visit Il. There viii b . Ane epper
tunity tor you to purchase you
Xmas prsssats.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-29

GOOD pRy w0oD-vNn llsassss
Pssses-AA raaAA. - ~ peaiv'
sssA eDla,D -. pevo->1n lapl =
tAs vay. s.
KLAMATH sFAnLnA Paaas ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-29
s0OESllfs"s sNI.G
In tho Circui, cour, of the State of
Oregon Tor tho County Ut klamath.

In the Circui, Cour, of the State of
Oregon Tor tho County Ut klamath.
Amsriean Hank and Trust Co. q
corporation. W. Mont v. iiuichison
aud aadic v. iiu,ehison. his vito. de.
fcndaats.
auii In Equity to rorceiose = Mort.
gage.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that by
virtue Of an execution and order at
ssls daily issucd out of the above
named court and cause on tho :tth
day of November. 1909. upon n de-
es-e made aud entered Tor record h
ssid court In said suit ON the :1th
day of September. 1908. In favor of
the above named plaintiff. directing
the saie of tho premises hcrcin DC.
scribcd To satisfy the sum ~ tsIe
aud ots.ss interest on said sum.
5000 sosts and disbursements. ana
the further sum of eIb attorneys fees.
making q total ot es0T.os. with In.
tcvcsi ON said sum from the day of
the rcudition OF said decree. and ac-
rruing costs.
Nov, therefore. In view of raid or
ecution aud In compliance With sane.
4 have daily levied On said premises
and will, ON Friday. the stth day OF
December. 1909. at 10 o'clock a. M.
on said day. at tho front door ot thc
county courthouse nj klamath Fails.
klamath County. Oregon. sell - pup
lie auction To the highest bidder Tor
cash In hand all the right. title and
iu,crcst Of tho above named defend.
an,s In aud To tho foiio~inE described
rca, property situated In klamath
County, Oregon. to-wit;
Lot 1 block Q In the City a klam-
sth Falls. together With all tho tenc'
mcntu, hcrcditamcnts aud appur'c-
nanccs thcrcunto belonging or IN any
Wisc appcrtaining. "a,
The proceeds of said sale viii be
appiicd In satisfaction of said cxecu.
tion, order aud decree. interest ana
coats, nnd all accruing costs aud over
plus, II any there be. 20 be- paid unto
said court to be- further applied ~
BY Law directed.
Dated at klamath Falls. Oregon
this 2\th day Of November. 1909
w. u. BARNES.
sheriff Of klamath County. oregon
ii.st 1871
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-29

1lrtlucc y0ur
Ei.ECTRIC IL0HT nillS
20 TO az PEER CENT
By havlas ~ Install ~
EI.ECTIuC METER
In your vr~miscs and usias Tuasssea
Lamps.
MErERs FRHE,.
tall % ~ tor farther partscslars'
KLAMATH FALLS lI0HT AMI
WATER COMPANY.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-29

n. Madssn. the plano tuner. 10 In
town for short time only. Leave o..
ders for tuning at virgii's furnitssc
store or ring up 73s. 81
The Presbyterian church viii give
Q fair December 10th. Rsfreshmsots
will be served and you are cordially
invited 10 BE- present whether you
tuy or not.
The roll book OF the Pioaesr's %.
ciety 10 at the County Clerks omer.
where ail pioneers who have not 81.
ready signed II are requested to do 70
st their earliest convesience. 20 -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-29
I'osoxt:s OffE1sHIS

Tn. president Of the Pioneer 30
cic,y oncrs q cash prise Of One Dol
lar for the most acceptable motto for
the Pioneer badges now beinE made
This motto Ii to conaist Of no, NOR.
than avc words.
Tho cmblcms represented on tn,
badges are q gun. an axe snd ios
cabin.
BcAd your suggestions 10 the Sec
rotary. Mrs. ". v. cosswcii. klamath
Fails. at once. -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-29
no MlI.K CONSUMERS

Owing to the increased cost Of
feeding and natural shrinkass IN
production In winter. we are forcsd
TO advance the price Of milk. Begin.
ning Dec. ist ana ustii further no
tice. the price viii bs 80 essts psr
gallon and 10 cents per quart.
CLAYTON STONE.
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Cuaronteed Public
Land Script

~ g. n. Towers Co. Milcs city.
xsss. ssss,s Tor the Sorthssa rseiae
Lasl Script vIll select Tor you ssy
vsnsi. sos m'asra, sovsramsas
~. Write them Tor particulars.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-29


should not the water users under
the klamath psojsst appsal 70 The
senators asd aembsrs OF coagross
representing Oregon and California
to prevail upon the national congress
70 pass IN aet providing that vhss
these iakss are drained ~and their
beds reclaimed. that such reclaimed
lands shall - sold to ssttlers at thsar
market vaius and the funds derived
from such saiss b applied 70 ths
payment Of the reclamation work Of
the Klamath project!
These lands will b among the
mUst valuable agricultural lands on
the Pacific Coast. Their sale would
raise Q fund large enough to give the
landowner under The Klamath prot
ect their irrigation system At littls
or no cost. why isn't this feasible
solution OF the many dimeult prob
lens which confront the Water
Ussrs' association!
Respectfully yours.
HENRY L. BENSON.
The suggestion Of Mr. Brigss and
Judge Benson offers the arst prac-
tical, reasonable and intelligeat CO.
lutioa to the dimcult problems that
havc surrosndsd the Klamath prof.
sct since its inesption. There b not
an argument that caa ba advanced
against the proposition. aad II the
consrsssioaal delegation fron Ore
gon and Califoraia put forth . rsasr
| enable and conscientious seort lssts'
lation providing for the cayryias oai
Of the Brisss-Bsason idss caa b -
cured At the approaching session al
congress.
During the past the people OF III
project have never bssa able to Sc
together on any one proposition to-
. sua,cisnt length OF time to invssti
gate its merits. There b offered u
this plan . neutral ground on whiel
everyone In the county can stand
But merely liaiag up In favor OF !
10 not going to produce the desire
result. Il will require wosh-sh
hardest kind Of hard work. and
the psopls Of the Klamath protss
hslisvs Il b worth their while to q
In and work for y fres trrisaao
systsm. then the opportunity to .
! cure II h At hand.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-29
PnsCn ON unCznIC
0LOouD

OWNS 10 . new contract vith ~
factory On lamps. vhieA rslusss ess
sosa vs Mn nom aaA aitse Nh oeee
|ssal sleAss - follows;
:. Z. 10 and - s..p. carton saeens
aoe sash.
sls.-p. sAshea slesss. ~ sasA.
% '. Meridian s,ebss. ~ -.
iee '. Meridian siesea. ~ -.
- e. Tuaol1ea sleeeA - eo1A
= - fusanlea GlahpA ~ seeA
20 ~. TuA0saea G1soea oa.aesl
KLAMATH yALla Llou9 ~ Z
AZ WA2DD0n )
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-29

II yoa vast your sesg nevsd saA
moved quick. 81 Ramshy's uxprese
10 DO II. o@ss at sixth aad xlana1A.
phsus lsDs
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-29
wWDipMEN ATTENTION

General Organizer y. y. Tichnor
~ili be- hero ON Tuesday. Nov. aoth.
All members OF Ewauna Camp are
urged to be- present at woodmen hall
on evening of that date.
e. X. BRANDENBURG. Clerk.
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Thirty MILLIONS ASKED vOR
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making plans fss 10 advance. II has
boon fouad sscsssssy 10 mako esti.
mates Of tho amounts that will be-
como available before tho actual 70.
csipts can be known. Tho estimated
total receipts In the fund 10 June 30.
1909. arc S6s.6s2.t+0.ss. Upon
this basis. and estimated receipts
which will become available before
December ~, 1910. e6.s2s.060 have
becn allotted for reclamation pur-
poses 10 December 81. 1910.
Tho discretion imposed by the act
also carries with II commensurate
responsibilities and obligations.
which my predecessors have carried
out with the utmost fidelity 10 the
public good.
Some Of tho most important eIs-
msnta Of conservation Of the natural
rcsourcss Of tho public domain lie
within the purvicw Of this statute:
the dormant power Of stream AMI
aoGd being conserved for the trans.
formation of the desert Into vast
tiilGbie areas.
The receipts from oil sources do
not give cpcouragsment that tie
fund will be suaacicntly rcpl<nished
to enable sn expeditions eompIstion
ind extension of existins projects Or
tn taks Nd any new work. ! an not
IN favor Of the sxtcnsion Of the time
Of these payments. - elev.a ycais
(which the Law practically s'vcs)
without interest. In ten annss, In.
siaiimcntS. ought to permit any pro.
dc., man 10 meet his payments. un-
less the cost OF construction II y
Yrcatsr b1rdca than the iandI ~ill
naturally sustain.
In view Of the importance OF q
speedy completion OF existing proj
Gets ind their proper extension. and
II the neccssity In 1919 Of IN adjust.
nsat betwesa the states ~ which
the msj0r portion Of the funds aris-
ing from the saie Of public lands
within each state and territory shall
have been expended % far Ia psacti.
cable within such state or ter itory.
md IN View Of the impostnnce Of
making Q bsnsaeiai use Of water;
already appropriated or capable OF
appropriation to which rights may m
lost for nonuse. believe IN urscst
appeal should bs made TO eonseess
TO authorize tho issuance Of ccrtin'
Gates Of indsbtedness. or OF boads
against tho reclamation fund. 10 IN
aggregate OF not exoscdins ea0.oor..
900. or 20 much thereof ~ may h
eeded. These ccrtincatcs or bcads
hoaid be sold by tho treasure NJ
the United States from time to time
a. may be required by the Secre,ar,
Of tho Interior and the proceed,
placed to the credit Of the fund. The,
should bs rsdecmable ON call with
pcriod of not excecding ten yesr'
!. after issuance. Tho proceeds shout
DO devoted to the completion o
feasible existing projects and Ii,
construction Of any feasible exten
sions thereof. and % much. thereo
- may be needed should b Devote,
tn the cosstructioa Of new project
In the states and territories In wkicl
the expenditures have not met tn
requirements Of section . Of the &C
Of June II. 1909. This is . rsafarnl
ance Of my recommendation TO 30
from the fie,d August 3. 1908.
Among other amendments. .
amendment to permit the assignmer
:. of homestead entries. within pro-
etts. after eutrymsa have eonplstc
:. Nvc years. residence and cultivaSio
:" und made proof thereof. 10 recon
r,ended.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-29

Our stock % lumber b aov son-
plets. We AAvs svsrytAisg Aasaasasy
to build . house including rustie two
lap sidins. calling. pias and No. ! w.
teal grain Or AooriAg. WIN Aaye h
. isv days slasA sraiA ar AsisAlas
lumber and cheaper graAs q vertical
grain 1r Scoring.
Q. o.AAAt Hooas.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-04-17
MARRlES STEPMOTHER

Chicago, April 16.-Harry G. Beck
with of Chicago, son of the late DIR.
George Beckwith, is his own stepfath-
er. This interesting and unique rela-
tionship was established last Saturday
when the young man, who is 26 years
old, was married to his stepmother,
Mrs. Elinor T. Beckwith, formerly
Miss Elinor ferguson Of Albert Lea,
Mimi, after a courtship which inter
rupted his college course In Cornell
university.
Furthermore, Mr.. Beckwith. also be-
comes the stepfather to his sisters,
Mrs. James Lyman, wife of the cap
tain of the Cornell football team of
1904, and Mrs. R. A. Rapp, wife of a
Cornell mechanical engineer.
| News of the romance and the I'M
usual matrimonial venture became
known last night. They were married
last Saturday N the North Shore Con-
gregational church by the Rev. James
Stuart Ainslee The license record
shows that a license was issued 10
Harry G. Beckwith, 26 years old, and
| Elinor Beckwith,s 80 years old, last
! Thursday.
| Nebraska Returns Touching Liquor.
Omaha, Neb., April 15-Oficial re-
| turns from Nebraska municipal cleo.
tons were issued today by the Mer.
chants and Manufacturers associa
ton touching the question of licens
| ing the sale Of liquor.
Returns have been received from
$50 cities and villages having total
population of 260,230. OF this mum
Der eighty-two voted to issue licenses
Their total population is $4,000.
The remainder, sixty-eight towns
voted against issuing licenses. Theil
total population is 105,330.
Excess of population of wet towns
over that of dry towns is 1880.
The number of dry towns which
changed to the wet policy Is twenty
five, the total population of which, Is
46,15p.
The number of wet towns which
changed over to the dry policy is sew
enteen, the total population of which
is 26,250
Indiana Brewery Bankrupt.
Evansville, Ind, April 15.-Decreas
ed sales Of beer is given as the caus:
for the filing of a voluntary petition /!
bankruptcy by the Model Brewins
company of Tell City, Ind, in the feti
eral court yesterday. The brewery il
one Of the oldest in the state.
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MEMORIAL DAY
TO Be MAY 81.
REGULAR DATE FALLS ON SUN
DAY THIS YEAR, OCCASION
ING CHANGE TO MONDAY.
NO LOCAL PLANS YET
Committee Of Three Will Prepare
Program for ottumwa G. A. r.
Men-Nevns, Commander
in-Chief, Issues Orders.

| Memorial day observances will be
held on May 81 this year, according &c
orders issued by Henry M. Nevins
commander-in-chie of the Grand Army
of the Republic. May 80, the day that
is usually set aside for the decoration
of graves and memorial exercises by
the G. A. R. and kindred organizations
falls on Sunday this year and the
question as to whether the day
should be observed on Saturday or
Monday has been decided by the high
officer.
The observance of the day in o..
tumwa will be on large scale The
details Of arrangements have been left
to committee of three, w. A. Work
commander; Major Samuel Mahon
senior vice commander, and M. L.
Kirk, junior vice commander of the
G. A. R., and are not yet completed.
They will meet early in May, when
plans for Memorial day will be all ar
ranged.
No Plans Disturbed.
The orders from the commandment.
chief state that posts which have
made their arrangements for exe,.
cises on Saturday, May 20, may OBJ.
serve that day as Memorial day if the
arrangements cannot be conveniently
! changed.
The children Of the schools all over
the country will be invited to observe
Friday, May %, by carrying out spe
c1al programs which will include
patriotic songs and Rotations and in
many cases addressed by old soldiers
The address of Commander-in-C Chief
Nevins reviews the history Of Memoir
ial day from its institution by Gen
John A. Logan, then head of the
Grand Army of the Republic. Continu
Ing, 1t reads as follows:
For forty successive years tbs
Grand Army of the Republic has OF
served this day by visiting the silent
camping ground where sleep our com
rades, the nations dead, and honoring
their memory by garlanding their pas
sionateless mounds with flags anG
flowers and teaching the lessons Of
patriotism to all who may unite with
them and to the generation growing
up around them. Let us this year DE-
our full duty to those who died thai
the nation might live, and with ten
der hearts and loving hands homo
their memory.
Upon department and post com
manders the duty rests of attending tc
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

From Thursdays Daily.
Neasham sells the BEST watches.
Bed pans, syringes, crutches. Sar-
gents.
H. G. Rankin Of near Belknap re-
turned home this morning enroute
from business trip in Abba.
Miss Hildred Ziegler Of Blakesburg
returned home this morning after a
visit with Mrs. l.. S. Deveny, 1870
South Birch street.
Sargent, the true druggist treats
everybody right.
Mrs. A. L. Schultz of Eldon was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs E. F. O'Donnell of Eldon passed
through the city last evening enroute
to Omaha, Neb., to visit her mother.
Rose bushes usually sell at Csc and
SOC each. This week only 10c at Don
clans.
Mrs. o. E. Norton of Abba was in
the city yesterday visiting Mrs. A.
M. Kurtz, 203 Ponemah street.
MIS-. M L. hSUodu-
qua was business visitor in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. D. " Fulmer of Keosauqua was
in the city on business yesterday.
Trusses fitted comfortably by Sar.
gents.
Mrs. L. A. Brewer of E1don has re-
turned home.
Shoulder braces fitted properly by
Sargent's.
Mrs. M. e. Carver of Eldon was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. Willard German of Keosauqua
returned home last evening.
Conkey's roupe cure, soc at Sar
gents.
Miss Clara Abegg Of Blakesburg has
returned home after visiting Miss
Laura Smith, who resides on NORTH
Court street.
Mrs. F. Perry of Bidwell was in the
city today visiting her brother, c. E
Blackman, 112 Glenn street.
Mrs. L. Terrence of Blakesburg
who has been visiting Mrs. C. N. JAG
OLSON, 439 West Ottumwa street, re
turned home this morning
Mrs. H. N. Beeman of Chillicotht
was business visitor in the city, to
day,
Foutz and sloan's condition pow
deN Sargent's.
Mrs. M. H. Kruger of Fairfield ha
returned home.
Mrs. H. M. Millisack of Abba was
visitor in Ottumwa today enroute t.
Keokuk.
International heave powder, SOC a
Sargent's.
Mrs. Florence Hanlin of Ndon re
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turned home this morning after a visi
with relatives.

turned home this morning after visit
with relatives.
tot
From Fridays Daily.
Mrs. V. H. Lamar of Keosauqua WIS
a business visitor in the city yester.
day.
Mrs. E. j. Wright of Abba was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. ]. E. Nodham and son Fred
have returned home to Keosauqua.
Mrs. o. L. Harmon Of Selma was q
visitor in the city yesterday
Mrs. T. H. Hansen OF Eldon, who
was in the city yesterday visiting, has
returned home.
James Brasf1eld, a stock shipper of
Unionville, Mo-, was among the pas
sengers on the Wabash this morning,
Mr.. Brasfleld returned home after
bringing a load Of hogs to the pack,
ing plant.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-04-17

'1 suffered with stomach trouble for
Is years. Spent $500 In medicine. Ev-
erything failed until I tried Mona tab
lets. They cured me, Il R. Nonket,
Mountain Island, N. C. Sargent the
True Druggist guarantees Mona.
so cents large box.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-04-17

During the spring every one would
be benefited by taking F'oley's Kidney
Remedy. 1t furnishes needed tonic
to the kidneys after the extra strain
Of winter. and it purifies the blood by
stimulating the kidneys, and causing
them to eliminate the impurities from
it. F'oleys Kidney Remedy innparts
new life and vigor. Pleasant to take.
Clark's Drug Store; Swenson's Drug
Store
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DON'T BE MIsLEAD.

Many life has been cut short by a
cough that was not believed to be
serious. Many backache and side
ache follows coughing spell. Many
a night is passed in restlessness caus-
ed by coughing, Many a cough cure"
that never cures is tried. Do not be
misled. If you cough. take the old
reliable Kemps Balsam, the bes,
cough cure. At druggists and deal
sers,. Zoe.
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ed by the sightseers who with camera
and kodak are taking views of the his
toric cabin and rummaging about the
structure in quest of sovenirs. Mr..
Miller will Immediately upon the tear
ing down of the cabin, begin the cree
ton on the sit, of a cottage for Mrs.
James Gray
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Card Of Thanks.

We wish to extend our sincerS
thanks to our numerous friends for
their expressions of sympathy and
who SO kindly assisted us in our re-
cent bereavement; also the officials Of
the Burlington who granted a permit
for No. 5 to stop at Dudley Sunday
night, which enabled me to be at my
fathers bedside when he passed away,
away.
]. S. Swenson,
Wife and mother.
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Free For One Week

DR.. Benz. E. Stricken will give one
weeks treatment and medicine abso-
lutely free beginning next Monday.
See ad on page 7.
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the fitting observance of the day |
earnestly hope and desire that should
a confederate grave be found in any
camping ground visited by the G. A.
R. that his grave may not be passed
by, but that flag and flowers he
placed upon it. The war is over and
peace reigns and the old flag floats
over all, and though he fell in the
lost cause, were he living today he
would be found following the flag. Let
us forgive, as the nation forgave his
comrades who survived him.
The order of the two commanders
direct that Lincoln's Gettysburg ad-
celebration, and that where G.. A. r.
posts are located on rivers or lakes
or on the sea coast, the memorial
services shall include the ceremony Of
placing flowers on the water in mem
DRY of the sailors who gave up their
lives during the civil war.
Attention of the veterans is called
by the commanders to the fact that
the national encampment Of the G. A.
r. at Denver, officially recognized June
| II as the national Flag day, to be
celebrated by the display Of the stars
and stripes to commemorate the date
of the official adoption of the flag by
the continental congress, on June ID,
! 1777
Mothers Day May 9.
Commander Nevins deyotes q par
of his address to the subject of OBJ
| serving May 8, the second Sunday IN
the month as Mothers day. He says
| Through the fundamentally of Miss
Anna Jarvis of Philadelphia, Pa, last
year the second Sunday in May was
observed or set apart as Mothers' day
and services were held in many
churches and between five and six
millions of persons throughout the
United States celebrated the festival
Or the second Sunday In May this
year the day will be observed univer
sally throughout the land and will be
a universal fete day for fi..al worship
The white carnation has been selected
to be worn in memor11 of mother
Comrades, there Is no class of men
living whose mothers were as patriot
ic, loyal and heroic as your mothers
from 1861 to 1865. No mothers ever
made such sacrifices as your mothers
did, and the commander in chief re
| quests you on the second Sunday in
May to wear in the lapel of your coat
a white carnation or other white flow
ers to honor the memory of your Owl
mother, if deceased, and in reverence
for her If living.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-04-17
p. .perate shootina

pains in the chest require quick trea}
ment with DR.. Kings New Discovery
Prevents Pneumonia, soc and $1.00
F B. Clark. 7. H u. Smlason & Co
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-04-17
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