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The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-05-31
500.

DIR. Il. DetchOn's Anti Diuretic
May be worth to YOU more than 300 IL you
hIvea child who soils bedding from ~nconten
ence of water during sleep. Cures old and
young alike. II arrests the trouble at once. 81
Sold by Green & Bentley, druggists. 43yi
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z. 7: REEL, Druggist, O~skaIOOsa, Iowa.
500 PER MAN.
The Supreme COur Passes Upon The
Dewey Claims.

/. Washington, d. c., May 25.-The
Supreme court today decided the
bounty claims of Dewey's men. 1t
held that the statutes must be con-
strued strictly, and that excluding
the shore batteries and submarine
mines his force was not opposed by
a superior force. The bounty allow.
ed therefore will only be 500 for
each man.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-05-31
Alone In Mid-Ocean

or on the train, in the house or while
at you Office duties, you are subject to
disagreeable results from irregular or
excessive diet. DR.. Caldwelrs Syrup
Pepsin cures positively constipation, in
digestion, sick headache and stomach
tro,,h1a '
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-05-31
EASY
Hiteman Proves An Easy Mark For
Beacon.

There was a fair crowd in attend.
n C at the base ball game between
the Beacon and Hiteman teams Sat
urday afternoon at Beacon. The
game was one-sided and of little in
terest and an easy victory for Ben
con. Following are the playerss
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-05-31
TRFAsURER,s pELINouENr Tax LIsr.

s$s 4%% $ss%$s$@$ $$s%$ $ $%% $$ $$%s$$5 $g%$$ s. 8 % %$$% Fss 9T$S%%%saa$ s:ss
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-05-31
For sale by ] H Pickett
The Mystic shrine,

Kaaba temple of Davenport, which
was organized in 1877 as the first en-
pie west of Cleveland, Ohio, retains
exclusive jurisdiction over twenty
seven counties in southeastern and
southern Iowa. Ell Kahir temple, Of
Cedar Rapids, which was organized
in 1885, retains exclusive jurisdiction
owe twenty-three counties in north
eastern Iowa. The forty counties
west of Des Moines are to be under
the concurrent jurisdiction of the
three temples at Davenport, Cedar
Rapids and Des Moines. 1t is pre-
sumed that the Des Moines temple
will naturally grow in strength with
great rapidity, because of the enor-
nous contiguous and natural tribu-
tary.
! reckon o the seasons,
Nor the years that come and go,
LIES an all-around pleasure to me,
Since taking Rocky Mountain Tea.
Ask your druggist.
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PETERSBURG Ill, Oct. 10, 1899.

PEPsIN SYRUP Co., Monticello, III.
Gentlemen :: Our baby Esther has
never tasted a drop of medicine other
than DR.. CaldweiIs Syrup Pepsin for
more than a year. 1t entirely cured her
of constipation. She is a lovely child
and since | gave her your medicine she
has been perfectly healthy, altho' she
had not been well and strong until we
began using il. We know Of others
who are using it with equally good re-
suits. Wishing You success.
Gratefully yours.
Mrs c. A. TRUcKMULLER.
For sale by j. H. Pickett
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-05-31

Bryan is a fine specimen of robrst
and vigorous manhood, because he is in
good health. It's easy. Keep your blood
in a healthy condition with Beggs' Blood
Purifier and Blood Maker, and you will
be strong and healthy. It's guaranteed
to give satisfaction. All druggists.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-05-31
M~ARQUETTE's MEMORY.
1t Is to Be Honored by Erection of a
Statue of the Great Explorer ON
Island of MackInac.

Chicago, May 26.-oficers and trus-
tees of the Marquette Monument assoc
citation had their first meeting in Chi
cago Friday, coming from all over the
northwest. Among them were Frank
lin MacYeagh, president of the assoc
citation; ex-Goy. Peck, of Milwaukee;
Peter White, of Marquette; Mayor
Maybury, of Detroit; Archbishop Ire
land, Bishop Davies, of Michigan, and
Edward 0. Brown, of Chicago, the lat
ter being the secretary. The ~associa-
tien has been incorporated under the
laws of Michigan, its object being to
build a fitting national memorial to
Father Marquette, the great mission
airy priest and explorer. The Island
of Mackinac has been selected as the
most appropriate place, and the Mich
igan park commission has dedicated a
magnificent site for the monument.
The meeting Friday was well attend
ed and enthusiastic. The work Of
raising by subscription the necessary
funds for the erection is to be imme-
diately entered upon. 1t is estimated
that the statute will cost $25,o0o.
English SPAWN Liniment removes all
hard, soft or calloussd Jumps and blem-
ishes from horses. blood spavins, curbs,
splints, sweeney, ring-bone, stiles,
sprains, al swollen threats, coughs, etc.
Save $50 by use OF c;le bottle. War
ranted the most wonderful blemish cure
e.er t,ouu Cold no Grean 4 Eenf1ew
druggists. 0skalc0sa Ia xxr'
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-05-31

That old sore or ulcer, which has been a source of
five or ten years-maybe longer = doesn't heal because yo
ment, but are trying to cure it with salves and washes.
pain to some extent, no real, permanent good can come fir
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-25
THE DIVORCE MILL
GRIND RESUMED

Judge Hiles divorce mill resumed It's
grind at $3.50 this morning and in one
hour thereafter Mrs. Florence McKen-
ma and Edward McCleery left the court
room disencumbered from their matrl-
monial alliances.
There were six cases on the calendar
FOR today and 1t was expected that each
would be stubbornly contested. Those
who came expecting 10 see a fight and
10 hear some racy and sensa-
tlonal testimony and they We're
by no means few In number-were
doomed TO disappointment The wheels
OF the mill had been 50 well oiled By the
attorneys representing the parties who
showed up, that they never made
creak or q Jar In their yarious-th0ugh
f0rmal-revolutions In short, there
We're no contests. or anything near app
preaching a contest, and the parties
freed obtained their DEGREES as easily,
and with as little opposition, as those
Of Yesterday As before stated. two
DEGREES only We're granted during court,
while the others were either referred
or continued After court adjourned,
Judge HIes instructed Clerk Scare 90
enter a decree in favor Of the plaintiff
In the case Of Kate Healy VS. William
hcaly heard previously and taken uu-
der adyisement.
McKENNA VS. McKENNA.
when the case OF Florence McKenna
VS. John l.. McKenna was called a tan.
digniiled looking woman took the stand
and said she was the wife OF the de-
PENDANT The marriage. she further
stated, occurred I'm this city on Deem
Der 18th, 1881 Her husband was well
% DO, being the owner OF the business
known as the Aetna Portrait 90. situate
az No. 21i south. West Temple street.
Since the first OF the year defendant
has failed 90 provide his wife with the
common necessaTles Of life. compelling
her 20 live upon the charity of others.
There were no children OF the marriage.
In her complaint Mrs Mckenna Az
legged that her husband was worth at
least 5000 IN property, and was On
receipt Of an income Of not less than
500 q month
Mrs. McKenna was corroboratal by
her brother-in-law. Harry T.. Melton
who said he had supported plaintiff
since the beginning Of last January
James MsEenna brother of the de-
fendaut took The stand ln bis own be-
half and, In reply 90 Attorney r.. b.
Criichiow counsel for plaintiff tes;l-
fled that he was the Aetna Portrait
company. that the business belonged TO
him ana not bis brother. who be as
serted was In h.7 employ.
Where Is your brother now" in
quirld Mr. Crichlow
Down south replied the witness
"Whlt doing?'
f'rTrHy.iiun I'm my infrrH1f Do
How much salary do you pay him a
month";
~ don't pay him any, ! pay him COM
'How much does ho mako a month";"
"OH. about from $50 90 s10"
"HOW much are you owing him nowq' |
u dom know maybe he's owing me-" /
How can ne ba owing you2"
VERY easily sometimes Do draws on |
his account and frequently oyerdmws." |
"Nhan dld you settle up with him /
last?"
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A DAILY NUISANCE.
a Simple Remedy which WIN Interest
Catarfh Sufferers,


In lts earlier stages catarrh Is more
OF a nuisance than "a menace 20 the
general health, but sooner OF later me
disease extends 20 the throat, bronehlal
tubes ana even To- the stomach ana IN
testlnes.
Caturrh ia essentially "a disease Of the
mucous membrane the local symptoms
being q profuse discharge uf mucus'
stoDUage Of the n0str.ls irritation ~
throat, causing coughing, sneellngi
gagglng and frequent clearlngs Oh the
throat and head
The usual treatment by local
touches, snufs. sayes etcp often gives
temporary relief but anything IKE
cure can only be obtained by treat
ment which removes the catarrhal talnt
from the blood and Che lisaIJedrance
OF The Inflammation from the mucous
surfaces
a new remedy which meets these re,
qulremcnts and which s0 Tar has been
remarkably suCccssful % curing cataTrh
Is Stuarts Catarrh Tablets.
These tablets act upon the blood ana
mucous membranes only They can
hardly be called a secret patent medi-
cine as they are composed no such valu-
able remedies as sanggInara. Hydras-
tin. Eucaipytol and s.muar cleansing
anueeptIcs. which cure by elIminat.
In from the blood and mucous sur
faces mo catarrhal r....n
stauarts Catarrh Tablets are large.
pleasant tasting loz.u.as taken inter-
nally. allowing thpm t8 dissolve slow
~ IN the mouth. I'M ibis way they reach
the throat fauces and he entire all.
mentary canal
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AN 0PERATIC PROBLEM.
GraGs Great Company viii Visit Salt Lake
City,
II IL Tan Rely ON Getting Riny.nVe
Hundred Dollars Into the
House,

How TO get $500 into the Theater in
one performance. the regular seating
capacity being but 1,i0o.
This is the problem over which Man
ager Pyper spent the greater part OF
last night in ruminatlon. During the
entire time that the Prince OF the
World was going on, Mr.
Piper and Mr. Kronberg Of New York
were closeted in the box Office figuring
on IT, Mr.. Kronberg Is the advance
representative Of the world renowned
Metropolitan Opera company with
Maurice Grau at lis head. and with
such celebrated songsters as Edouard
DeReszke. Plancon, Media, Nordica,
Suzanne Adams, Madam Schuman
Heink and others I'm its membership.
Mr. kr0nberg said last night: ITO in
duCe these artists 20 visit America this
year MI, Grau had to guarantee them
a twenty weeks season New York
could only furnish fifteen, which meant
that five weeks had TO be filled In on the
road, II We can get out even on our
expenses In this five weeks IL is all We
shall expect and we shall then rely on
the New York engagement for our
profits To ono this 1--WE weeks. We have
booked tour from the Atlantic to the
Pacific coasts. our expenses for the
tour viii Doe exactly $4,000. which we
must get back In twenty-one perform
anCes have no fear of san Francisco,
Los Angeles, Kansas city and such
places, boz San Francisco We shall OBJ
tain 81 @ seat We give four perform
anccs BOO Denver. our lowest price being
81 "a seat Tor the upper gallery The
question is. can we get our expenses In,
II We stop on On salt Lake? our actu-
al outlay Cor the performance here
would De 81, 500. We would Ike 10
give "a night 40 the Theltgr. and posi-
bly, muunee This sum OF money &C. 500
could De- got into The house Boz one per-
lormance assuming that all the down
stairs portion was put at $500. the first
circle $500 and N.co. The second circle
$500 and $500 and the third s. Loo and
WOO 10 this Is not feasible we may
figure ou getting the Tabernacle ana
giving q Grand concert though as ]
have said our preference would ne In
tna direction % opera. Our orchestra
alone numbers htty men. J shall re-
main u Salt Lake two or three DAYS
looking the ground over and am hopeful
that / can receive assurances OF suhi-
Client support 20 enable gs 20 make the
Visit here
Nr Iypor and Nj Krouberg are elm
figuring today There De- ltue doubt
that tle lower parts 0f Che house could
De sold Out at the rates proposed. as
Gerster filled IL az those prices ten on
twelve years ago. It may be that 10 win
De possible 90 reduce the gallery admls.
sion, and 500 sen the choice OF seats
down stairs by auction. as ls done n
other large cities Certainly % ls to b.
hoped that some means WIN ba found Oh
Insure The appearance here 0f this world
famous company IN ana operate pre-.
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Pennsylvania Judge Named.

Harrisburg. Pa. September 25.-Goy
stone today appointed VIM. p. Porter.
OF Pittsburg, 10 the Supreme court va.
Henry Green. N'''' .
marshall Brown,of Pittsburg. was ap-
pointed 70 succeed the late Judge Sta
BILE. of.Allegheny.
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Arrested Thirty Politicians.

New York. September ga dispatch
10 the Herald from Port Of Spain. Trfni-
dad says.
Considerable excitement has heen
caused among Venezuelan refugees here
by the receipt Of intelligence that Pres.
ident Castro has caused the arrest M
thirty politicians IN Guina. Venezuela
who are supposed 10 have been plotting
opposition 10 the government
The leader Of the accused men. Senior
Dueharme. escaped, and has arrived
here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-25
Flour Mill Machinery.

Flour NH Machinery. Great western I'm
proven Rotary Boilers and and Scalpors.
me very best on the market Al.o water
wheels, Nlll machinery and furnishings OF
every description. New mills a spesltlty.
AA'1lre,sSs' Jos, W Wilson, Box s59, salt Lake
Kansas '"i'n'
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S Sa' get % DUPLICATING plnso
Iron JoO White, ACT, 10. W. lst NY I
DELINQUENT Sor,,

BULLION BECK TUNNEL. con.
pany Principal place Of bn''- CON
Corniek & Cos Bank, Salt I.aE. a. 1.''
Utah. Notice There are delln9"'.. wv
on the following described stoet -' ny w.
count OF assessment No. 4 l.,l.5 0n ae'
Ith Gay Of June, 1900. the seysraI g1 Pm Oh,
sSt opposite the names Of H. r, Sllolnli
shareholders as follows. ' respective
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The stormy weather undoubtedly pre-
vented a great many people from az
tending the Theater last night; sull
there was more than fair-sized house.
especially In the down stairs portion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-25

Most of the people ensased In the
Prince OF the Woilu' were unkhoWh
to salt Lake by name, ana Nhat aQupt-
less ls 6n addliI'nal reason why tntie
was not @ larger turnout as ineatet
gocrs here ore more ana more conlns
Co exercise caution in patronl1ing
theatrical companies whose brand u.s.
unknown The 'iIhee or the WOllu
Us clever arrahBement or several
dramatic themes Mhleh nave pren
made familiar throush zen Hlr
Ine Sign or me Gross aul quo
Nad Tine authof 'Mf' Nelll la
play builder oi experience ana IN
doubted shteWdhess' noting we pre-
Vol.ne drift OF lhe tiste OF the times
towards plays ana DOCKS. founded on
me prosecutions of the curry chris
vans. he mas consUuctei IN the 9tca.
,ht instance q pay when alop's lla'
theme, and when. poo many ways.
nn-pt De a.a i9 ne eiose copy or
quo faH's. WIN tH- names OF we
characters allti..' th. p. t''' NOUNS the
Iock ON Nhl,h ihe N4ahleia OF .hdl
play nave Spit namely tne huoouo.
uon or lIe "ilI puH 10 "hoae Hoi ~
voc Nnils'iau .lg'ueh Was ",,uvne, ue
oud made "a bold play % nis galleries
by introducing pair or hFihs lole.
ana decfeed mat the 'hIlsuah hallth
shoull pr thIusl INTO th-H ttSe' aus
euect- me INSIDE sfauhk Nhleh hepar-
aled me malqe "a from thg Mons pelh-
rendered lnFisibla-"as Wen carried olt'
ana won hearty applause rms was th,'
CLIMAX OF tpe piece. ana lAe one tnol
Drought iorih me greatest coinmenua-
tlon' Inc ucst insian.e or acuhs WIS
the Nero OF DIT. sullivan WHO Us ln
arllst OF experience ana ahlllly MI
telu, me hulhor " the play, was pcal
as the leper healed uy contact WIN tht
roy cross put he rs not we ileAl nero
Galoa, as our MINDS would IKE 20 PIC
tule MN. MISS "esUbi ooh' we CO
author, was warmly appidulel loI llt
scene IN Whltn fhe ueules the yiaht
ASIDE IRON these totee' lhe acihk was
lh Ialry competent hahae' thouBn II
cannot be N1lu lnat amy bItaI utaila'
ne heights were aualncU lhe religious
ana historic elements ln ihe play. Hdae9
20 the uash or aensationaIls impaired
Dy the appearance OF thr Hons, VIII
cause u 70 appeal 70 many aha u VIII
doubtless DO good business on the re-
naming two nights
me Ntaha |9s utmost hl!eu ny
80, except for the threatening weather.
on all hands We're heard examinations
or pleasure over lhe splck ana span
appearance OF me INTERIOR ana es-
peclhlly over tle nllkhl new tuIttlIl
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couNcILMrN PLEDGED.

that IS another reason for giving
Washington Square.
CoUNCILMEN PLEDGED
Another point. The present council.
men from the Second municipal ward
were elected on "a platform specially
| demanding the retention of the square
as a park. aud opposing 10 as "a railway
depot They accepted nominations on
that pledge. The conventions vote on
the resolution was unanimous Office
holders sometimes forget pledges; but
the voters do not forget platforms. par
ticularly I'm a case Ike this. Would even
one OF those counciImen violate his
pledgef The people who require II are
listening for the reply
Then the Third municipal ward coun-
cilmen know what % Is 90 have their
last public park taken; and they are
wei acquainted with railways. Their
constituents are against the giving
away business In this particular. and
they are not likely 90 disregard the
popular VIII The Fourth municipal
ward, TOO. Is without public park, and
knows how It is. lts Councilmon are
not ready 10 infict an IN on others when.
weary of II themselves. The Fifth mu-
nicipal ward perhaps Is In the same
condition But the First has Liberty
Park, which IL would not want TO give
away for a railroad depot. and the Tx
position Square II could easily spare
Washington Square-maybe--another
point Tor yielding the latter
a FINAL REASON.
Since the majority Of the councllmen
are obligated as shown not 90 dispose
OF Pioneer Park, some by reason of the
known wishes OF their constituents. and
some by reason OF voting for the dedica-
tiOn and being unwilling 90 stutify
themselves, Il does not appear likely
they VIII change without good reason.
To Keep the COuncilmen free from un-
Just suspicious. the committee Of fifty"
which was really a hundred when app
pointed, and Of which only one-third
showed up as being IN favor " Pioneer
Square-the other two. thirds being pre-
sumably opposed-ought to advocate
a place that would be free from such
objection.
Washington Square Is that place. by
all means; or II not then let the new
railroad 60 with the other railroads,
where all properly belong under existing
conditons-west Of Third West street,
in the locality now occupied.
SUBSCRIBER.
-s-o-s
stops the Cough
and works on the Cold.
LaIntiye Hromo-Quinlne Tablets cure q cold In
one day. No Cure, No Pay. Price q cents
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INDIA FAMINE FUND.

The fund for the aid Of the suffering
millions In India is still growing. To-
days mail brought the sum Of sl5.O5
from Bishop zundel Of Thatcher, Ari-
iona, contributed by the people. and
the Young Ladies Mutual Improve.
ment association Of that ward. News"
readers are again reminded that no
sum, however small Is too slight 10 be
forwarded. All contributions are sent
10 the American committee Of one hun
dred In New York. who are forward
Ing ship loads OF supplies 10 the strick-
en- districts. Today's contributions:
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Ii was Voltaire who said;
" People whose bowels are
freed by an easy, regular move
ment every morning are mild,
afabIe, gracious, kind. A NO
from their mouth comes with
more grace than a Yes from
the mouth Of one who is con
stipated."
Such is Voltaire's testimonial
to the value Of Ayers Pills.
]. {. AVER COMPANY,
Practical Chemists, Lowell, Mas.
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Stops the Cough
and works on the Cold.
LaIatye Bromo-Qunlne Tablets cure a cold 10
one dey. No Cure, No Pay Price % cents.
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And IN accordance with law and an or
der Of the Board OF Directors, maze gn
the 9th DAY OF June. 100, 20 many shats
OF each parcel o. such stock e. MAJ po
necessary viii be sold a, PUBLIC aueueh
al the once Of the company, heSerhisN
& Co.'S Bank, Salt Lake CRY utah, os
Saturday. August rs. 1870. at ore eie.s
b M 10 paw the delinquent assesspen'
thereon. together with the cost Of au'"
Using and The expenses 81 ne sac
Secretary
By a resolution Of the board Of Diree'
tors Of the Bullion Beck Tunnel comp.w,
the Gate Of sale Of the above siook
postponed to Wednesday septemees ~
1870 al one O'Clock ?. m, At the one
the company, Mccormick co - Dam
Salt Lake City. Utah.
A. HANAUER, JR.
ny resolution OF tho Board OF llfcctlio III
TIE Bullion Beck T1nnel CumpsnY N
on the 5th DAY OF September 1907 the uali IN
sale Of the above stock was plslp ne. d
Tuesday. September IS. 1870, az the hDlI
place as above advertised. ,.r, tp
q" eorret1rV.
By resolution OF the Board Of Direclois M
the bullion Beck Tunnel Company p9ss,. N
the 18th day OF September, 1900 thes ia uoa.
sale Of the above stock was pOstponeo 81
day, october IS L, 0, at tho hour ana P
A' ''''' "a'''''''DA A. HANAUER JR:,
secretary
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A STOMACH REMEDY

Should D. Judged by Ii5 mlrIis. That
which cures-and has Cor hall a can-
Ury-des5ryes the highest praise. such
ID remedy is Hostetters Stomach Rit.
trs 10 should hc taken Tor mdieeg-
10D Constipation Dyspepsia. Bilious
nlss. Nervousness or Malaria. Fever
ana Ague Thore Is no medicine known
goo science which viii give bettor results
To stomach disorders. 4 trial viii Ger.
nlnly convince you. Our private reye.
nue. stamp covers the neck Of the bot.