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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-12-09
CORRESPONDENCE.
CENTENNIAL.

Dec Z, 1914.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Barrett and
baby are visiting at the Nels Schoon-
maker home at present.
Mr.. viii Peckham and daughter
Nadia of near Castalia were callers
in Centennial Friday evening.
Mr.. Charley Daniels and family
spent Sunday at the VIM Rathbur
home in Ossian.
Messrs. Frank Uhlenhake and
Tony lehman called on Rae Runkle' s
Wednesday evening.
Claude Kirby was on the sick list
a few days last week.
Mrs Ed Allen went to Castalia
Saturday for visit
Mrs. Glenn Einck and daughter
Clarmay, were callers at Rae Run
kle's Saturday forenoon.
Several of the neighbors of Tom
French's husked his corn for him
last week.
Mrs. Irving Hughes who has been
at the Tom French home for some
time returned to her home in Frank
vile one day last week.
Mrs Qualley called at John Mes
sets one day last week.
John Nesset and wife of Dako'a
have moved on the Schave farm va
Gated by Frank Linderbaum.
The Archie Jones family and Mrs.
l.. ID. Burrows spent Sunday with Al
fred Crabtree.
Mr. Ed Manshcim departed for his
home in FIT. Madison Thursday.
Miss Amanda Ginapp went to o.
oia Ntyhn hn uyi1l wv nh
for Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Jones.
Henry Ginapp called at Henry Hell
mans Friday evening.
Henry and Tony lehman and Frank
Uhlenhake spent Thursday evening
with Charley Daniels.
Mr. Tony Heiman who has been
visiting friends and relatives in and
near this vicinity the past week has
returned to his home near Dubuque.
Mr. August Lansing of Ravena was
in Centennial Sunday.
School commenced today in dis
trict No. 6, after three weeks vaCa-
tion on account of sarlet fever and
diptheria.
Mrs. Joe Ehler called on Mrs. Rae
Runkle Thursday afternoon.
Frank Boeckman called at Joe Eth
lers this morning.
Alfred Crabtree is improving and
will soon be able to be around.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Ginapp and
Mr.. and Mrs. Utpadel were guests oil
relatives near Castalia Sunday.
Fred Rekward and wife entertain
ed company at tdeir home Saturday
night and Sunday.
Miss Bernice Feltis went to the
Will Peckham home near Castalia
for a few days visit. She returned
Sunday.
The first snow of the season fell
Sunday Dec. 6.
Miss Frieda lehman spent Satur-
day and Sunday with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry lehman.
Louie Felke delivered some chick
ems TO Ossian market today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Rosa ana
daughter Blanch were guests or Us
sian relatives Sunday.
Claude Kirby spent few days las'
week with his sister, Mrs. George
Van Wey in Frankville.
Elmer Rosa has been hauling WOOD
to Ossian the past week for his fath'
er-in-law, Joe Weitgenant.
Carl Sersland sold his cream
route to a gentleman near Nordnes'
last week, he took possession Mon
day.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-12-09

Grandpa Holtey of Ossian visited
at Ben Eimers on Monday.
Julius Brown and John Brogham-
mer called at Calmar one day last
week.
George Brother delivered several
head of cattle to Ossian on Monday.
Knut Tovson delivered hogs to
Ossian on Tuesday.
Miss chweinefus of south of Ossian
is working for Mrs. August Peck at
present.
Frank Schweinefus returned on
Sunday after a weeks stay with his
brother Louis Schweinefus near De-
corah.
Frank, Henry and Joe Lansing did
some wood saving in Ossian last
week.
julius Brown called at Calmar on
Tuesday.
Celia and Regina Lansing were
passengers for DEBORAH Tuesday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-12-09
Reduce Pumping Cost $3.50 a Year

Reduce Pumping COST SAoo ho"'
At a special meeting of the Town
Council on Wednesday evening a
contract for pumping the city water
for the next five years was entered
into with the Upper Iowa Power Co.
at a price that enables the city to
tuck $3.50 per annum into its pan
pocket each year during that period
At present the city is paying the
Power Co. 81 900 a year for pump
ing the water, but by the new con
tract it pays fiat rate OF 13c per
900 gallons, with a minimum
charge of $50 per month. AS the
most water the city has ever use
has been 100000 gallons in per
iod of fifteen months 1t practically
means that under the new contract
we get for 1920 the same service We
have been paying $1,000 for.
Mr.. Burtis also agreed that II
making out bills for electric light tt
have the previous reading OF the
meter put on.
He further agreed that In TIT
event of any further interruption o
the light and power service here b!
trees or limbs obstructing the cur
trent, that his company would install
a local emergency plant here to tax
care of the lighting service in Post
lyille.-Postville Review.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-12-09
he house with q sprained ankle.

Tie uOuSS Will q SpIdlilcu dlhiSs
Mrs. Dr. Nash and children are eX-
pected to arrive here today.
The ID. Y. n. T. Society will hold
their next meeting at the home OF
Mrs VIM. Smith Thursday afternoon
Dec. 18th.
Walter Van Wey was Ravena cal
Ter Sunday afternoon.
Chris Leer returned &c PoStvllle
Sunday afternoon where he is paint
ing.
DR.. Nash, our new physician IS
proving very popular among the SICK
in and around this locality.
Henry Baker and family of Lud-
low visited at the Hagar home Sui
day.
DR.. Nash, DR.. and Mrs. Kiesau, at
tended church in Ludlow Sunday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Waters and
son Ray spent sunday at the Backtei
home in Postville
Don't forget the d. Y. n. T. ladies
apron sale, which will be held at the
parsonage Friday, Dec. IL.
-O-
Be sour if you want to, my friend
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-12-09

Gore, Ca, p. A. Morgan had
occasion recently to use liver medi-
cine and says of Foley Cathartics
Tablets: "They thoroughly cleansed
my system and l felt like new man
light and free. They are the besI
medicine / have ever taken for con
situation. They keep the stomach
sweet, liver active, bowels regular.
Enebertsons Pharmacy. Dec
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-12-09

After you get 10 know some good
looking women they are not nearly
as good looking as you thought they
were.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-12-09

reads: Il began using Peruna a
few months ago when my health and
strength were all gone, and l was
nothing but nervous wreck Could
not sleep, eat or rest properly, AID
felt no desire to live.
Three bottles of Peruna made
me look ct life IL q different light,
as ! began to regain my lost
strength. While my recovery took
nearly four months. at the end of
that time 1 was better than l ever
had been before. l had a splendid
color and never weighed more In my
life.
81 certainly think Peruna is with
out a rival as tonic and strength
builder, and it has my endorsement"
Mr.. Charles Brown, r. r. 4, Box 10,
Rogersville, Tenn, writes: II have
tried many different remedies, but
have found that Peruna is the great
est tonic on earth. and a perfect sys-
tenn builder"
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-12-09

Be sour if you want to, my friend
but don't expect to be relished.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-11
mot Coal Lands,

sNot toaI isanlsl
Department OF tho latsfiot. init.
States Land oalco a, las,,,.~
ofexon. March t,h. lSlt
Notice Ia hereby slsoa tha, l,n.,
u, Crimes. ~hos. poslofll,e aaa,... :
klamath Falls. ofsgon. d.a. an "a.
ais, daJ OF March. ipls. die in a..
ofriea sworn sta,smen, and An.,,-.
,ian. No oatss. 10 purchase ,ss sw
= Sws. W. Bw q. Ice. IL a.,
N.s Es. ses 10. toaasAip i,s
range 10 r.. wulamgt,s M.,,s,,.
aud the timber therooa, usas, ~.
pFosisloas Of tho aes OF jaae ]. is,,
aud acts aaeadatosy. kao~a a, "A.
fimboT and atoao las" Al sut.
value as misht bo nisd By asp,.l.s.
meat. saa thai. putsaaat to .ssA A.
plieaiioa. tho land aud lin ber th,,~s.
have been appraised al = total a,
ttoo. The timber estimated a, :is sss
board feet as Z per NJ. 400 !asiss,
pos,s al . eea,s each. aaa The isat
at tfo. tha, said aygllcaa, wlil oss,
aaal pfoef In supper, o, hls sppl.s.,
tioa end s@oFa s,ageasa, oa The IA
aay Of MAJ. islt. before c, u usixs
souuty eierA OF Klamath eaas,y. Or,
son. at klamath fails. osesos
Any pessoa Ia a, liberty 10 pso.ss,
this purchase betosc estry. OF tas,lsi.
a toa,ret al aay ,Imo before ,As al.
eat issues. by alias a eatsesess.sa
at'aaasi; Ia this once. aitesias tsrs
~hlrh ~oaid asfsa, tho sa,ry,
Jas, Y nuRdras. Rsxis.s
5asth
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-11
Says Look to Fitness
Of the Office Seeker

| have discovered the mau behind the
gun as the real factor, So tho man
behind the candidate, or. rather. In
the candidate. shall most concern IA
when Nc mark our ballot We VIII
ASK, lis he irucr" lis he honesty
l"ls he capablcr" viii he conduct
our business .tsiclcntly aud cconom.
ticaiiyr"
Waste. so far as the taxpayers arc
concerned. Is as great a sin as sraf'.
though known by a dlaerrnt name,
The spirit OF extravaganza Is yc, In
our national blood, That II shalt bc
drawn is not prophetic. Il Is a fact,
The people have spoken, II mus,
cease TO dow on and on. efficiency
and economy. We demand, This Is
risht; II is Just. Some officials are
efficient. but not economical. some
economical. but no, efficient, There
are men both efficient and economical.
These are the men We desire TO nii
our ofi,ccs, national. state, county
and municipal. The last two are
vitality interesting to us at present.
,Scrutinlrc the candidates know
them. u possible; know where they
stand. and what they stand for, Ey.
cry candidate should stand for some
thing. He should so state, Let tho
people, whom he expects TO support;
him. know whcrc to fnd him. This
Is Just to all concerned. Don't try to
fool the people. Don't think their
honesty and goodness eau be trihcd
with. Honesty pays blk dividends.
Tho people are not slow to reward.
Thus far the race between candi-
dates is being made with dignity.
Let dignity aud honor prevail. Mud
singing. | sincerely hope. Is dead In
Klamath county. Let the dead Pos,
bury its dead" the nat OF the Prince
Of Peace. should rule the candidate
for Office. The citizens OF Klamath
Falls and Klamath county should
stand for dignity. both in and out OF
once. Politics should be clean. cam
paigns should be clean. and above ALL
once holding should be clcan. The
only sorry feature Of our great eoun-
~ has been our political feature. The
balance is grand: sublime, Why not
clean politics7 That's up to the vot-
ers: with clean. politicians wc shall
have clean politics. II this spirit pre-
walls. the business OF the county and
city shall be conducted deeen,iy and
orderly. Don't vote. then howl. II
you must howl. howl nrst. then vote
But be sure that you vote for tho
right man. Fraternaily yours.
J. II. EVERETT.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-11

the i.ihfar, bulldlns suas,y :. :
. ~ by boarannrss Mi., "a
hn'sh'. Everybody Nelrnm, ''
Christian Church Corner s,.u
fino streotp. $50
Elder \, y, Harlan. min,,,.,.
denee. corner ron,h and iilsh .,,
Phone it7,
Preaching Lords la, Al, IL.
aud \ y, m
Continuous service in tho n.,.
h'b'o school a, 10 III. o,o
iiaydon. superintendent,
Orchestra of eight pieces
J. n c, y, a, o.lo, Lueil, p.r,
Br. leader,
Prayer meeting weln,sda, si..,
All aFo welcome to these ss,,,s'.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-11

Hotel Arrivals


Don jolly. Prairie City. Arthur Nc
wife; A. n. Holman. Portland: Henry
Wendler Jr.. New Pine Greek: Mrs.
A. b. Evans. Maedoel; James Whey!
wife and son. Ashland: T. J. Jackson.
Fort klamath; q. T. Parker. LaPine.
White Pelican
Abner Weed. Dunsmuir: H. II.
Sparhawk. VIM. Jennings. Laksview: !:
n. p. Phipp, San Francisco; Mr.. and
Mrs. velahuyzen Won Zanteu. Hol-
land: John s. Eastwood. +. J. Smith.
San Francisco; George w. Butter
field. Duluth. Mimi: W. z. Tebbe.
Weed.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-11
WHY NOT

Take advantage Of the summer vaca-
tion TO start the children In music!
Special summer inducements on
pianos at Shepherd Piano Depot. next
door to postofiice. e-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-11
asih
Notice iasitias Proposals to i'swksss
tty ut Klamath taiis tnpsvss.
neat lt,ssls.

fNStss" sNssssS8 sstt~1s tb y Ustn41
tity Ut kiamaih taii. tnpsss..
scat itpssis,
sealed proposals. slll be received
W tho aadofsixari uniil Mcasay.
Apfii IL. isit. a, the hear u .
o'clock b. IN, of aaid daJ. al ,ss siiJ
halt In tho eity OF klamaia Faiis. os~
sou ia, Which time aud pises sse.
losais ,o purchase ~lli DO opssss Al
.eonsidcsedj. fot tho purchase Of ~.
ssa.To CITY OF klamath Falls. s1s.
poa improvement boaas. paJakls Tee
peafs from dats OF Issue. bsAstaS .
ratio of ia,ofrs, 10, 10 exceed sis sss
cen, pos asnsm. Isiossst payable ssai
annually. principal aad .nsetes, psy.
ab!p at tho once OF tho Treasurer Il
said city OF al tho nsesl aErssy Of he
state of osrgoa. In Se@ foEk. ss's'
cipal and Interest payable In ssss
.coia OF tho United States Of Aasfsta
said bonds will be lssusd 10 aeaazr
na,ioas not eaesedlaE tSap sAxs.
aud agmiof-a from otto TO sees, ID
elusive
Said bonds afo Isapcd under orb
nance No. AIS OF the Cl,y Of klamath
Falls. osogoa,
Said bonda arc issusd for the psf'
pose ot providing funds TO pay . pcf'
tion of tho cost OF improving sIsn
street from the westerly line Of NJ
lock avenue to tho sastefiy city lim'u
Including Intersections.
Said bonds viii be sold to the hish'
cat bidder for cash. and for not ~
than par value add accrued interest,"
Each proposal to purchase ss's
boads must DO accompanied ~
check for ave per cent OF tho ssnoss'
Of tho proposal. and certified by so~'
responsible bank. payable TO the o!'
der of tho undersigned. Pfoposs~
must be sealed aud endorsed, nv
posai to Purchase lmprovsnss'
iionds."
The common council OF said eiv "
serves tho right 10 reject and ana :"
bida ana proposals to purchase ss''
bonds.
Said bonds viii contain a provn'o'
To tho effect that tho city rcsefvss w
right to take up and cancel ~
bonds. upon payment at nny u"s =
tho face vniuo thereof with aee's'.
interest 70 date Of payment. al ~
aemi-annuai coupon period. al OF wv. Nv.
ono year from tho date OF saeh ''''
or bonds.
A. l.. LEAvirT,
Police Judge OF the CITY o. "
Falls. Oregon. ...
Dated at klamath Fal'a. ia
March II. 1914.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-11

wANTED-TwO ponies or small
horses. broke to drive and ride;
must be perfectly gentle to handle by
children and not afraid Of automo-
biles- S. J. Bailey. s. p. depot. lltf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-11

There are two kinds OF Insurance.
ChilcOte writes the ki1d that pays.
035 Main.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-11
For Sheriff

I hereby announce myself as can
didate for the republican nomination
for sheriff. subject to the will OF the
voters at the primary election on
May 18th.
O. L. CARTER
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-11

Grace Mesiso.iiss kpasropAi CAssvh--
Corner Siash aud Pine sssssss
y. Z, Richards. pastor.
sunday school a, 10 = IN. George
J, Walton. superintendent
Preaching at II a IN,
Cavalry commaIaFy No, is.
kaikh,s Tsmpiar. slii at;sna this ssrs
sleu. tho program for Which follows
Professional Onward. Christian
soldiers
iiymn
Apostles Greed
Prayer
Anthem
Responsive Reading
Gloria
New Testament Lesson
onofatosy
ityma
Sermon Tho Easter Man
Hyma
noacdietiou
judge BVason's nibi. siasa meets
at 10 q IN.
in,ormeaIa,. aud iusioF League al
3 m. Mrs Haisu.. superintendent.
In addition to tho special Easter
services sunday morniae To be at,
t,pdaa 49, ,b. A.t-A,. ir-,x..i.s a.
evening service at the church ~ili bo
a special observance OF the day. This
will consist OF exercise. by tho Sun
day school children.
'Llf.'s Morning" a eaa,ata by 1
II Meredith. 10 to DO rendered Tho
program Tor thia follows
Chorus. Morn OF Lite. Tuiict.
Responsive reading The crueifil.
ion. The Burial. Tho Seal.
Chant ain rh. Resurrection.
John 2::s.se.
Prayer.
chorus--The Passover song. Male
chorus. Young Mems Ciaaa
Reading DO You Hear. Giris
Class.
Song The Easter Story. ORR.
Class.
Esercisc--cross and Grown. Boys
Class.
Chorns--w wakc Sweetest strain.
Exercisc'-~Puriiy. Truth. rrax.
rance. boys Class.
Chorus-tis IL Riscn' Haiiciu,ah,
Responsive H-ading---Tho Rcsur.
rcetion. After the Resurrection. Tho
Promise.
choras--The Mighty Victor.
Reeitation--iis Shalt Rise. Harry
Pcitx
song---Enstor bay. Infant Class.
Address by Superintendent.
Choras--iiesr tho Happy Bells.
Exereise---The Waking Of tho
Flowers. Girls Ciama.
Solo and chorus. Tho Beautiful
Story OF Easter.
Short address by tho pastor.
Duet and choruK--The Morning In
Breaking.
Easter Offering.
Chorus Praise Him.
Benediction.
Tho regular Easter Offering for
missions viii bo taken.
Prayer meeting Wednesday oven
Ing Mt 7:a0.
We cordially invite you 10 all thsss
services.
Episcopal Church Easter acrvic.. a,
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i,aptiss Church Eighth and Canal

baptist church -s- Eighth and Canal
streets,
A =. simmons. pastor,
sunday school at 10 a, III &c, u,
pc lap superintendent
chiidrcu In regular sunday school
exercises will ptnk Easter Lessons
aud Early Ia the Morning VIII We
Praise tho Lord"
Following the sunday school ser'
vice there will be special Easter sins'
.ins BY tho choir and audience. the
program being;
Trio and chorus wha, Did i,
Mean"
"MalloJuh for the croas. With obi''
cato duet. soprano and Alto with
full Chorus,
Vocal Solo ,.,,.. Miss Gladys Poole
sons by choir D. "on caisary'a Hill
Sermon By Pastor A, y, simmons on
the Resurrection Text. Matt. ,s;e.
lie Is no, herv. for lilo In riacn as
lie said Come. seo tho place where
the lord lay"
ciosinE sons--,''chrlst Arose
Tho evening service at 4 O'Clock
viii have the following special fea.
lures;
song by choir--''t Know Gods Prom.
is. is True"
Tenor Soto with Quartet Chorus
Tho waysids Cross"
sonK by Choir--''oao Day"
Sermon by fas,or--''what christs
Resurrection Means To tho Chris.
tisn Religion
Closing sonk~-''rh. Lord 10 My
shepherd
Prayer meeting Wednesday oven,
In.
Choir prae,ie, every Friday evening
Come thou with u.s. and ~e will
do thee good. Numbers io-ss.
fir>t rrr.bytcriA Church -- Corner Of
Third and Pine streets
J. s. stubbisncid. pastor.
Miss winifrod winnard. organiat.
J. II. Mason. superintendent sun
day school.
Miss Eva Hanks. prssiden, Chris
tlan Endeavor.
S,oaus ..h,at - n /. -.
Christian Endoayor at 7 y. IN.
Church services at II ., N. and
8 p IN.
There will bc special Easter ser
vices both morning aud evening al
tho Presbyterian church sunday. Tho
morning service follows:
Piano voluntary. DoxoloGy. Hymn
io:. responsive reading. solo. Tho
Palms." Mrs. u. &. Thomas: Offering.
Scripture Lesson. solo. Mira AEnsta
Parker: sermon by Rev. s,ubblcasid. !.
Gloria In Excciais. from Mosarts
Twelfth Mass: Bsnedicsion.
In tho evening q cantaia. The Vic
tor OF Borrah." win b. rendered by
tho church and sunday school. under
tho leadership OF J. u. Mason. Tho
program has been arranged ~ fol.
lows:
Song Miss Hanks primary ciaas
Sons-Misa Houstou's class.
Contata---"Tho Victor OF Bosrah. :"
Chorus--''Haii. Mighty Victor"
SonE---'Tho Gate OF Life"-Ms
Hogues class.
Song and Chours--"Mary at tho
Tomb"
Chorus--''Lct There De Peace
song--"Beiieve In Him"
Man Of Hope"--Ladics In unison
and full chorus In unison.
Chorus--"Goideu Hsrps."
Sonx--"The Bright and Morning
Star"
Rejoice and sing." Chorus. with
tenor. bass and soprano solos.
Tho solos arc 20 be rendered by
Miss Augusta Parker. Mrs. u. C.
Thomas. Miss Marjorie Mcclure. Ar
thur ID. Hay and Mr.. Teiford.
Prayer meeting. Wednesday even
A cordial Invitation Ia sxtsnded 10
all.
I''blc Measured Church--Scrvice In
tho circuit court room Sunday
morning at II o'clock. Subject
Praise for Doing Duty."--Rey Lar.
kin Sucker.
Church Of Christ Scientists Services
are held on Sunday morning At II
o'clock and Wednesday evening st
1880 In Christian Science Hall, In
Jacobs block. corner Third and Main
streets. upstairs.
The Subject for tho Lesson for
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-11
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
Announcement

hereby announce myself q candi-
date for the republican nomination ~
sheriff OF Klamath county. subject to
the will OF the voters st tho party
primary. c. NJ. RAASBY.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-11

FOR SALE-Portablo Bowser SELF
measuring gas tank. absolutely nre-
Jroof; practically new; cost S276. will
sell for $l75. Phone 10S or call at
Central Garage. i-lt
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-11

Aprti ish viii he, Are Sin, Disease
aud Death Rrai'"
Chusyh af tho Nasr~si Heart
Corner wordsa avenue aud poasid
streets,
Ros, wm. Mcmillan. q, J.. pastor.
firs, Mass At s,so =. N.
iiigh Mass aud nsssdietioa at
io3so a IN
Al this service a special Easter ser.
nou - ~ 10 given. and Mtllsfi's Mass
will be rendered by tho choir. consist
lus pt
Mira Matthew Smith. Mfs, William
II shaw. Miss Pearl noisih, sopraho. !.
Miss Dorothy Darling. Miss Marjorie
Weeks. M,sn Mary shuheft. alto. Miss
Dorothy Weeks. Harry Gallagher.
Martha i.assnik. tenor. Arthur y,
Hay. Joseph II MeAliister, ~, J Me.
ponouKh. Rhisohatd, Motsehcnbasha
ct. bass. Mrs, Jul. harlow. sIeila.
Mira A. Y Tindaii. plano
cateehetieai inatraction every HAt.
urday aud sunday mornias at sIso,
Week day Mass every mosn!ns ss
T;ls a, IN,
Services ., Merrill on the third
sunday of each month.
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heral6s S Classified Advs.
FOR SALE

FURNITURE FOR SALE--Drease
chairs. tables. smoker. bedding, etc.
o. l.. Carter. Klamath Valley Ware
house. 7-6ts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-11

Church Of Christ Scientists Services
are held on Sunday morning At II
o'clock and Wednesday evening at
1880 In Christian Science Hall. In
Jacobs block. corner Third and Main
streets. upstairs.
The Subject for tho Lesson for
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-22
Bargains In the SHIRT
WAIST SECTION

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Another beautiful lot Of fine
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-22

Another important step in advance
will he taken in Y NJ. c. a work in
this city Tuesday afternoon when the
cornerstone of the new building will
be laid, and when United States Sena-
tor William S. Kenyon viii deliver the
principal address. This ceremony will
be one of the EXAMINATIONS Of the Y:
NJ. C. A. work that has grown OUT OF
the organization of the railroad Y. NJ.
c. A. as a branch Of the city associa-
ton December, 1889.
At that time there was an uptown
association, which later ceased TO ex-
list. Three years after the railroad
association was organized as branch,
and when the movement was begun 10
acquire the old building that stood on
+he n-esent V NJ C. a. site on South
Third avenue, the branch association
was organized as q separate Railroad
Y. NJ. c. A.
In 1894 the building in Third avenue
was bought At four different times
it was remodeled, and in 1904 it was
rebuilt into its present form. The as
sociation took possession of 1t in No
vember Of that year.
Gradually step by step as the as
.sociation's work was developed il
ceased to be a strictly Railroad Y. NJ
e. A. In 1905 the condition OF the con
sStution that required that certain
number of railroad men should be OF
the board was removed. This was tn