CHERRIES
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EVANS'ADDRESS
publican government which we enjoy.
The South Hat Made History And
Wilt Have It Justly Written.
The people of the South have made
history which teaches moral and civic
;rn tiv ramile. and they are
Delivered at United Confederate j. c',nce;nli" fLlS"
w ti,n rt hiir ii a and tiie iair state-
'menu of their motive. In beiinninK
to discharge this duty as to their own
recent hUtory, the Southern people
were startled by the discovery that
the youth of the country were threat
ened with a perpetuation of sectional
strife throiich the evil influences of
sectional literature. History hooka
were complacently presented for
adoption by school boards, although
infested with sectional uniairnem.
Statemcntd were pointed in such
books which were but half truths,
while truths were so adulterated with
errors as to be no longer true and
pure, while paragraph were adroitly
constructed so as to carry concealed
BIRMINGHAM, Ala., June 10.- the deadly dagger of misrepresenta-
t . .1 ' I iLm! .t... slur ft ft.
General Clement A. Evans, chairman tion. n was eviucm w mu,
Veterans' Reunion
AT BIRMINGHAM, JUNE 10;
General Clement A. Evans, Chairman
of the Historical Committee of the
United Confederate Veterans, Ad
dress Veterans at Birmingham.
benevolently, and for the general wel
fare. It i therefore insisted that the
hindering intermeddling with the pur
noses to righteously solve tins prob
lem shall cease; for whatever the mo
tive may be, such interference i mi
directed, hurtful and often open to
suspicion as being .accompanied, with
iiuinccrity, selfishness or ignorance
of Southern condition.
The Twin Sentiment For The Union
And The Constitution.
It will profit our statesman and. all
other students of our Government if
it, will fullv consider the estimate
placed by the citizens of the United
States on the present value of the
Union together with the intense de-
viirtn of the neowle ftlso to the con
stitution a the protector of their per
mal liberties, and the saviour ot me
powers and dignities of their respect
ive states irom a puMuic luum-i
ravage. These' two potent, popular
estimates of the Constitution and the
Union are consistent and co-opera-
. mi . .1 I... I . m e..1iitv1 .Mll.
live. I ney arc uic ihuhjuiu.mv ......
... -i i n...,m.f ntiMarv J-ranees Rien
..... niiments vrrv dear to the: Hitlwinkct, if he can
510,1.1 AWAITS BOY
Son of Mary Rien Cannot Be
Found
ESTATE OF JOHN C. RIEN
If the Boy Does Not Present Ills
Claim by Next Month he Will Lose
His Legacy and Money Will go to
His Mother.
f the historical committee of the
United Confederate Vetcrates, deliv
ered an address at the reunion of the
veterans here today. General Evans
said in part:
This Assembly is representative of
the people of that part of the country
commonly called The South. It
stands, as a body, for the true citizen
il.t insistence to this corruption ot
a literature pretending to be historical
truth, and it is gratifying to know
that the efforts to strike down the
pernicious evil has been rewarded by
considerable success, nut the strict
exclusion of all unfair publications
must be vigorously enforced, and the
books themselves must be consigned
NEW YORK, June 10,-A small
fortune await the mysterious son of
and Martin
be found in
... . ... , i
American heart. I Missouri. It he cannot ue mum.,
We remember the power of the the estate will tie ciosea up, me
...r..i tT:, c.ntimmt when the mnnev eoinir to his mother.
appeal was made to save the imperil-1 Mary Manen Rien, the money to
ed life of the Union, even by war. It t.he liillwinkel side, is considerable,
was a feeling inherited from our an- It is not staled absolutely by the
cestors of the American Revolution,' lawyers that the young woman bore a
and had been at various times di- se.n but old John C. Rien says that
tdaved throughout the South and in when Martin Bullwinkel died on
the North when threats ot secession renruary j, m himuh, u.v
were made by the Northern states- man upon hearing me ueatn cxciaim
man. Our fathers felt that in form-'ed: "Now. I'll have to look after
Ing this Union they had gained a true Mary Francis's child.
government of United Mates wnicn Lawyer huum nu
would abide forever. They were the death of the testator this son
thrilled by the patriotic sensation that was the heir. .' , ,
. ...... .....i in. nil riiiiis. and t in v.. men uivii jtimwij v.
defense was provided against all , l'XK., and the estate was worth about
wromzs. This has therefore been in ?.'5,UKi. i ne win ten o.nuu 10 uc
i.,.-,..., a nnurprr ii tiiviiii'd in iwti nai la ituti na l. .v
ail our counuy 9 - -
sentiment, and it is that same love of , held in trust for any children or child
i.:..i, ,:ti ...trmt itic until! of Marv Frances Rien. If, however,
country mum - , ' ... .
t ..,i,.n h irn iheith.-re was no livitiu children at the
oi me nuc mutii ..v.. .... vifthrt
tt-: iw illnsirafcf hv the fu ex- time ot his (leatn men mis
tfiisii u ui -' " - j j
What Stove
fotSummer?
Nothing adds to Jdtchea
convenience ta lumtner weather
like) a New Perfection Wick
Blue Flame OU Cook-Stove.
Anything that ny stove "eta
do theNew Pcrfectioo" will
UW, tliu (IV M vvumi , .
roasts, boils, toasts heats the wash water and the ua
iroas, and does It without dissipating its heat through the room
to your discomfort. The
Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove
actually keeps the kitchen cool actually makes It comfortable
for you while doing the family cooking, because, unlike the coal
range, its heat Is directed to one point only-ght under the
. . . -J If MW
kettle. Made la tnree sizes, iujiy wsmui.
with yotlr dealer, write our nearest agency.
Stands, as a notiy, lor inc irwc numr , , .t
ry of a powerful section of the United ! to the flames of patriotic indignation.
States. The people thus represented
liave views of true civic virtues, and
i the true social status, and the dis
tinct responsibilities of the American
ixrople which are shared by the
greater number of our countrymen
verywhere. It cannot be suspected
without a shudder that their ideas
and ideals are scorned by a majority
of the people of the Union. In fact
this truly grand gathering represents
the intelligence and the energies, the
traditions and the hstory, the intense
patriotism and the exalted hopes of
a chivalric people whose ancestors
were leaders of great prominence in
the founding of our Constitutional
Renublic.
The Special Objects.
The special work chosen by th
great soldiers' organization here in
annual session is purely patriotic,
peacemaking, beneficial to the whole
oantry and valuable to posterity for
ever. Its principal objects are to pre
serve comradeship; to establish just
ice and purity in all literature, espec
ially in history; to abolish sectional
discord; to promote genuine and gen
The South Has Achieved Prosperity
And Will Preserve it
Th Anthem neonle of 1861 did
not linger long at the tomb of the
Confederacy. Their brave soldiers
crarhinded the ideal sepulchre with
their own chivalric glory and com
mitted the Confederate movement to
the memory of what it was, and what
its defenders did to sustain it. The
South would not live in the past
alone. Its people gazed awhile sadly
on the rich and radiant glow of the
setting sun, but they firmly laced
the duties of the coming days. The
severity of the new conditions were
appalling, but in battling bravely with
their obstacles this heavily burdened
gallant people are achieving well
deserved success. Out of extreme
desolations the hopeful southland
citizenry has risen majestically by
their own splendid achievements with
out capital except a credit good as
gold, and a land that responded to the
enterprise of its owners. They had 1
genius for honesty in business and
fidelity to the laws of true trade
which so directed their financing that
iri-iie of all oowers delegated and r-
served so as to serve every section,
to protect the interest of every citi
zen, to save every right and thus
achieve .1 durable magnificent great
ness. In the keeping of that Constitution
thr id ureal reward. If sacredly
observed it will he the perpetual l for.
foundation of civic blessings, because
the states will be the everlasting
mi in t'o to the daughter. Action
was begun in the surrogate court t
close tip the case.
The executors stated to the court
ihat he understood that there was
son somewhere who was entitled to
some $10,000 of the estate and the
court ordered that it be advertised
The cases comes up for final
disposition unless something hap
a. a . I . I
pens, next month, ana men me ai-
me stales win uc - , ,.
springs which shall keep that foun- leged missing son must present his
i""'""v v., 1 which so directed mcir nnancing mm
rrons courtesies among the people j ,hey hayc nevcr j au ,istory pro-
hoss fathers nearly half a century , j financja .):ir(ic. Their energy
r :,k ! . . . . . . . . . ..
ago strove for the mastery with
iloody severity four years upon many
historical battle fields,
ftr proper furtherance of these
ftraml resigns, heroUm is being also
commemorated by durable, monu
ments as well as by every other token
that can inspire men with the true
heroic spirit and the love of truth
which makes a people free indeed,
and ft must be further stated that
among this cluster of starry guides to
National glory it has become neces
sary, to place Southern and National
uisistance that the reasonable claims
f the South for better recognition
should be allowed; that its local prob
lems should be more fairly considered
and that it should he unhindered in
'tis efforts to maintain, under existing
embarrassments, the social and rac
ial integrity of all that people who
Jrveloped and civilized Xorth Ameri
w, anil established the democratic re-
The
General Demand
id the Well-informed of the World has
always been for a simple, pleasant and
e&feat liquid laxative remedy of known
Jue; a laxative which physicians could
awaetiou for family use because its com
g&ent parts are known to them to be
tt&okeome and truly beneficial in effect,
aeetptable to the system and gentle, yet
prompt, in action.
la supplying that demand with its ex
at'iltut combination of Syrup of Figs and
Hixir of Senna, the California Fig Syrup
Clx proceeds along ethical lines and relies
tmthe merits of the- laxative for its remark-
laUe success
is clasping with its glad hand the
present opportunities, and with hon
orable thrifts they will preserve their
prosperity.
The Southern states have their own
problems which they desire to solve
for the common good. It is true also
that there are other tiestions not ex
clusively Southern in which the peo
ple of the South are concerned equ
ally with all citizens; such, for in
stance, as the general questions of
the just relations between the states,
and between any stale and the Gen
eral Government. But even this prob
lem was m;.-le local as to the south
ern states and became acutely sec
tional in the years between 1830 and
1861 when the circumstances that
African slavery had become an in
stitution was used to create a danger
ous Southern problem. After many
unsuccessful expedients, the states in
the South fled for refuge to Secession,
and that being denied they were fore
t.iin full, and the people shall have
their liberties secured as permanent
ly as the stars are fixed in the firma
ment of heaven.
Within the range of the true patri
ots' present view there are four ideals
of equal worth. They are the State,
the Constitution, the Union, and the
general welfare of all the people.
Consider these four great entities as
they arise in order of time, sequence,
and relation. The'y are the people, the
States, the Constitution, the Union.
Out of these our Government arose
in its remarkable form. As such it
was dedicated to Liberty; as such it
is devoted to maintain equality, and
as such it is organized to promote
fraternity. We will therefore take the
sentiments which were laid in the
cradle of our Government and make
their unity the basis of our amity,
their concord the assurance of our
liberties, their united reign the pro
tection of our country from every
foe. These principles ruling the hearts
of the people will make our land the
leader of the world by the blessing
of Almighty God.
Will Cure Consumption
A. A. Herren, Finch, Ark., writes;
"Foley's Honey and Tar is the best
preparation for coughs, colds and
lung trouble. I know that it has
cured consumption in the first stages."
You never heard of any one using
Foley's Honey and Tar and not be
ing satisfied.
A Lesson in Health
Healthy kidneys filter the impurities
from the blood, and unless they do
this good health is impossible. Foley's
Kidney Cure makes sound kidneys
and will positively cure all forms of
b adder disease. It
claim or lose his legacy.
PRAY FOR BILLIK
Prisoners Slill Plea That He Be
Given Justice
IrlrlHAii nnrl
Mini unit wi.n ------ , muilCjr M V wwvva m.wv
ed to fight; and having failed in that, j strengthens the whole system
they surrendered without and settle- ., ,
ment by negotiations or war. Hence,
the old disturbing presence in our
: country of a people of African de
! scent became more serious than ever
because the problem was loaded from
1865 with new and insupportable con
ditions. These negroes in the south
ern states were merely turned loose
with nothing but the power to vole
and hold office without qualifications.
Thev were not offered homes any
where except in the South, and they;
fell as a load on the southern people.
But the South assumed the burden
and the assertion is here made that
no body of people in any age of the
world has treated this negro raa
with real kindness except the people
of the Southern states. All nation
1 - 1-,.,,1 tlmtn nd nnt on has
1 nave ( inuiviu uivuii ...... ..v..
That is one of many reason why , trained them into that physical, in
Syrup of Figs and FJixir of Senna is given 1 telligent, moral manhood which is
tte preference by the Weil-Informed. 1 the indisputable qualification of a
w ... 1 r 1 it , 1 u valuable population. For example
get its beneficial effects always buy,""1., ' 1 . , ,i,
, b , , x . , ' ' , consider the negroes in Africa tinder
Urn genuine-manufactured by the Cab-. Ewropean race. The Southern states
Samia Fig Syrup Co., only, and for sale j,ave over sjx millions of this race to
It all leading druggists. Price fifty cents ' ,.ara far. and the Southern people are
per bottle. I qualified to execute the trust justly,
A man who is in perfect health, so
he can do an honest day's work when
necessary, has much for which he
! should be thankful. Mr. L.'C. Rodgcrs
1
of Branchton, Pa., writes that he was
not only unable to work, but he
couldn't stoop over to tie his own
shoes. Six bottles of Foley's Kidney
Cure made a new man of him. He
says, "Success to Foley's Kidney
Cure." f. F. Laurin, Owl Drug Store.
If you will make inquiry it will be
a revelation to you how many sue
cumb to kidney or bladder troubles
in one for mor another. If the pat
Sent is not beyond medical aid, Foley's
Kidney Cure will cure, It never disappoints.
SENTENCED TO HANG FRIDAY
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a
F0c
LAMP S,'
aht that is very gnUeful
to tired eyta perfect student or fstutly
lamp. Brass, nickel plated, bence more duf
ablt than other lamps.
If not with your dealer, writs our near
est agency.
STANDARD OH. COMFANY
(I tpnraUO
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To the First 500 Children f
Bringing this 'Ad'." and opening an account, we' will
deposit the first 50 cents, conditional that the child
deposit 50 cents at time of opening account and one
dollar per month for eleven months. The account
will then be worth $12.00 besides 5 per cent, interest
and is subject to withdrawal according to State law.
Remember your account is secured by real estate.
Children under fourteen eligible.
THE BANKING vSAVINGS AND LOAN ASS'C'N.
1G810thSt. Phone Black 2184
Kemp's Balsam will stop any cough
that can be stopped by any medicine
and cure coughs that cannot be cured
by any other medicine. It is always
the best cough cure.
Jurors Say They Would Not Again
Vote to Hang Billek Father Peter
J. O'Callaghan Communicates With
Governor Dineen.
CHICAGO, lime 10 In the chapel
of the Cook county jail, a miscellan
eous gathering of murderers, burg
lars and convicts prayed Jor two
hours last "night that Herman Billik
convicted of the murder of Mary
Vzral, "might be given justice."
In the midst of the group sat Mrs.
Mary Billik and the four Billik children.
Tailor Davies, who although ex
pressing his confidence in he inno
cence of Billik, had officially super
intended the work of construction of
the scaffold, offered up a prayer that
Billik "might be delivered from Jus
troubles." Billik is sentenced to be
hanged next Friday.
Father O Callaghan bases his ap
neal on the statements of six of the
jurorors that they never would have
convicted the supposed murderer of
Mary Vzral but for the testimony of
Jerry Vzral, brother of the dead girl.
This testimony now having been re
pvulitcd, say the jurors, they would
not vote again to hang Billik.
Attorney Francis Hinckley, repre
senting Billik, hurried to Springfield
last night preparatory to making a
final appeal to the supreme court to
day, lie expects to ask, in view of
the retraction made by Jerry Vzral,
that the court vacate its former ac
tion affirming the decision of the
criminal court Cook county.
Would you give twenty-flve cents to
stop jour cough t Then get a bottla
of Kemp's Balsam you will have
enough for the whole family. It costt
druggists 26c.
MUSIC FOR FLEET
MANILA, June 10,-The insular
constabulary band is going to Austra
lia as guests of that Government to
participate in the receptions of the
American fleet. The Fhilippine au
thorities donate the service of the
band and Australia pays the expenses.
PRACTICAL POINTS
PRACTICAL POINTS
On Banking No. 5
Important to the business men:
Having an' account with this bank
guarantees the security for your funds
assures prompt, satisfactory service
and the most courteous treatment.
You will find an account with the
Scandinavian-American Savings Bank
a valuable asset to you.
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DIRECTORS
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Stockholders' Liability iuu.vjuu
ESTABLISHED loMo.
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O. I. PETERSON, Vice-President
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Astoria Savings Bank
CaDittl Paid in 1115,000. Surplus and Undivided Profits. 1100.000
Transacts a General Banking Business -Interest Paid on Time Deposits
FOUR PER CENT PER ANNUM.
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