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Kidney Coss1salaissfS

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You san write Mrs Pinkham about
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children
teething, soften the gums, reduces inilamma-
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FITSpermancntly cured Noiit or nervous
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Count Cassini, the Russian Ambassador,
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RearIru-dOwn Feeiing,

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female system. 1t correctS
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AGONY OF SORE HANDS

Norway is about $50 miles wide In the
south.
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Hy,ssensss9rSfy.

Suppressed or Painful Menstruatlon,
Weakness of the Stomach, Indigestion,
Bloating, Flooding, Nervous Prostra'
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The record for rapid typewriting Is 10000
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Use Aliens Foot Ease.

There arc $1,000 automobiles now IN use
in the United States.
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lydia e. Pinkkaans'S
Vegetable CO71pOussa

is positive cure for all those painful
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Disbursements of the Womb and con-
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Rackache.

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in such cases. 1t dissolves and expels
Tumors from the Uterus in an early
stnre of deyelopment. That
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ADVERTISERS THIS PAPER 1T PAYS
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A Connecticut woman killed herself oe'
cause the weather was bad
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Cures Blood Poison, Cancer, UlcsrS.

A London daily paper has opened a joke
department
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-03
mr.. SOLOMON RESIGNS
Instructor of Music Gives Up Place
In School

William y, Solomon, instructor on
vocal music In me public schools Of
oskaIO0sa, has resigned The resig,
nation vas sent 20 superintendent
Frank Else, ana he has filed tho same
with Gecrstary Lou GhaBgle, Of the
Board N Education, II is UNDERWOOD
that pr0fesgor g0IOmon has been Of
fcred and has accepted position in
Drake University ~ Dee NOineg, that
gives him greater opportunity for
work and mas salary advance OyeY
the local position. Tbe resignation
Of the local position would indicate
mat Mr.. Solomon had accepted thu Of.
fcr
w. !, Early, Of sedalls, Missouri, 4
teacher 0f music and an educational
man Of considerable prominence, has
nadG application 70 the Board Tor Mr..
sOIOmOn'g place, Mr., Fairy has rome
excellent recOmm sDdatlOps ~ an in.
gtfEctOr ~ grafel school work and ~
d choir director, 10 has had many
years N experience IN school music
sD1 II . yery successful musician. Hs
win be- q strong candidate for me
place made vacant ~ me resignation
u Mr.. Solomon,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-03
HELDiTO GRAND JURY.
Out Come Of the williams and Van
der Linden Case.

Guy williamson, charged with i'm.
proper relations with Mrs. Cora Van
DER Linden, was held TO the grand
Jury By Justice Bacon yesterday az
tcrnO0n, ana his bond fixed at $500.
AZ me conclusion Of the trial Attorney
w. X. Nelson, representing the young
man, declared that his client should
go 10 jail In default OF bond, and that
habcas corpus proceeding would De
instituted.
Tfe care during the afternoon yes.
terdsy Developed a small amount OF
testimony for the defendant, but moth
ing Sensational was shown, Mrs,
Van der Linden was called 10 the
stand 70 testify on behalf Of the De.
PENDANT, but claimed exemption
through her attorney, II. r. sheriff,
on the grounds tbat the evidence
might have tendency 20 Eelfincrim'
inatl0n) She was not used,
The state will probably proceed
with tho cage against the woman In a
few days, although from the fact that
van DER Linden and mis- wife are again
living together he officers believe
that an effort win be maze by him 70
drop the case,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-03
MslurailsatIpn Papers Granted Misa
Christine Gerber.

Miss christine tlefDef of oskalooaA.
Ia me ffst woman N tails judicial dls'
tflot 10 become On American citIssn
through naturalization, and h pruba'
bly, the FIRST woman IN Iowa 70 assume
the rights " an American'born eth
xan through the medium 0f the courts.
Miss Gerber was lssuea tho papers
which make her real American by
Judge Scott. II was the iirst case IN
the knowledge Of tie court where q
woman had taken the method Of be-
coming a citizen.
Miss Gerber came 10 America about
- years ago from straBbourg, uefma'
ny, where her mother now lives. For
iifteen years she has made her home
with the w. a. MocampDeil family,
for the past rev years residents OF
oskaloosa, and now resides with
them.
The determination 20 be real
American citizen was formed by Miss
Gerber upon d recent trip 70 Germany
20 visit her mother at Strasbourg
The lady was declared ny the United
States officials 70 be q German citi
zen, and ~ such was allowed to re-
turn TO her native land. II was cas-
Ter for the lady to get into Germany
than 10 get out
Having completed her stay with lei
mother, Miss Gerber left stragboure
for America and applied for pass
port the German officials ruled thai
she was not citizen OF Germany in
ssmuch as that during ner residence
IN America the lady haa neglected q
notify the German conguIs every ter
years that II was not her intention q
f0rswear allegiance 10 the Kaiser vii
helm. Miss Gerber, according 10 ths
ruling Of the officials, was not MAR
without Country" only because has
was a lady The passport was denied
She managed TO leave Germany
however, ana got 70 America Here
the lady was held up for third time
She was refused permission 10 land
because ghe had not the proper pa
Ders, and tSIcgraDhIc correspond
ence with her friends pack in oska
I0oga, together with other measures
wan necessary before the lady was al
lowed 10 come back 10 ner home.
II didn't take Miss Gerber long n
decide that she was going 70 be an
American citizen in technical fact Al
well AZ I'm residence ant In spirit, and
AZ soon az possible the lady took Out
her first papers, and the gecOnd, which
gave her the absolute protection o.
Old Glory, were issued BY Judge Scot
this week.
Mis- Gerber IS willing 20 be con
graduated upon her citizenship.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-03
FIRST WOMAN CITIZEN LADIES OF (. A, R.
Five New Members are Taken Into
the Local Circle,


A auprpsafAll meeting ~ The Ladies'
" inc q. A. II. was held by the uaka.
iUOpa circle Friday eftetnoOn. and
ave new members were taken Into
the circle, the total membership nov
Numbering one hundred fourteen The
ladies who were inn,ated Friday WIRE
Mcahamcs Abe Hodgert, Van Duren
storey, Richard Davis. George Gu.
christ and Fred Butler. Mesarn, Abe
Rodgers aud Richard Davis were also
admitted.
Mrs. &. J. Dutton, VINO was present,
spoke 10 the ladies' OF ner recent trip
10 Peoria and Detroit, and spoke Of
the work OF the Peoria Circle,in which
tie ladies were very muci interested
Ia response TO sepcial order No. !,
the charter OF the circle is draped
In mourning IN respect to the mem.
DRY OF Commander Biackmar, OF the
q. A. r., whose recent death Is deeply
felt by the Ladies' OF the q. A. X. The
order Ia as follows:
IN MemOrian.
"He fought the fight, the victory won
And knew no fear;
In Gods great rolI-call one more voice
Has answered, Here"
The Ladies' OF the Grand Army Of
the Republic share in the widespread
sbrrow, and are overwhelmed with
grief at the sudden and unexpected
death OF our beloved COMMANDMENTS
Chief, GENERAL WILMoN w.
BLACKMAR.
BY order OF the National President,
Department Secretaries are directed
to notify Circles to drape their flags
In mourning for thirty days, in respect
TO his memory.
Closed ali the cares Of life,
Calm after toll and strife;
Gently the letters fall,
Softly tho Angel-call'
Lovingly, in Fraternity, Charity and
Loyalty,
Mary r. hager, National Pres.
Geneyieye Hager Longnefd,
National secretary.
Il
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-03

sAWn III AliaNu fNdtANnf We organ
|feA 4 NNw society II Ahoul shltsf
intNhtiN Dul n me NeiNnys uf which
have sha hunbF w talhR PRECEDENT
Alter lhla w dgDto nfa mllas ~
lYdl. whufn ~ attended church saf
yltca N lha Christian church lheft
itlll N 4 PRETTY little i5wn " about
a.Uu0 and han a neat lllsia church
lainan, nlmoai new. sne road ~.
tween here and there n beautiful,
smooth and level and winding IN and
0nl between ofchafua and vineyards
n Juicy fruit lAllhouKh the day mad
been very warm we would havu bean
GLAD 10 have had ovefcoats and jaek'
elH IN the evening
Well, Endeavofers, there are other
lhlnEa which might write, about
thp country and the manners and
customs iof the people, which diner
In many respects from eastern poo
pie, but I must close for the pres
ent ana get dinner, for am a bach
elor, don't you know. Don't you
hear the kettle bollingY
Now I would DO pleased 70 hear
from amy or all ~ any time. Writa
md tell md what Is going on In tho
church and among church people,
and especially about the 9. u.
with beat wishes 70 all ond foi
success IN your work, ! am
Your fellow En1eayOrer,
Ayers Bolts
Christian Colony, Acampo, Cal.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-03
GREAT CAMP MEETING


The eleventh annual camp mptr
lnH III Tho MAhaskA County Holiness
association viii be hold a. Uskaioo.
"a ON tho grounds ~ the association
one milo northeast " tip city De,
tween the dates " august IA III "a
lncIualye.
Competent leaders and sIngdfn
have been secured and inc meeting
will be- the best ever held upon the
grounds. A. \. ans ROSA 4. Dean
have been secured 70 faso charge on
tho singing and this II n guarantee
Of good music tor the entire time on
the meeting.
REV. bud Robinson and Will Hun.
noted evangelists ~ Texas. have
been secured fof tho meeting. HEY,
bud Robinson Is converted cowboy
and IL perhaps tho greatest eyange.
list IN his way IN America today and
II one Of the most succegsful Of
workers.
rho annual business meeting Of tho
association Will be- held Friday, Aug
ust rs, at 1880 o'clock, and every
member " the association Is special
~ notified 10 DO present, as matters
Of the greatest Importance are be.
fore the association for considsra-
tlon.
The tented city win be greater and
larger this year than ever before and
those desiring accommodations, tentg
ana supplies, should Immediately con,
fer with j.. w. Garner Of Tain,or,
that be may have what you desire
upon the ground.
There Will be a large dining apart,
ment upon the groand, with meals q,
special rateg Special arrangements
viii also be made for transient IO1g,
ems.
The opening service Of The camp
meeting viii be held Friday evening,
August II, ~ 500 O'cIocE.
President William CrOssOn and Sec,
retary william Garner, Of Taintor,
are nov busy with the prellminaries
Of ARRANGEMENTS and the Ike, ana
they state that never before IN the
history of the Association has 80
much interest been Ebown on ali sidcg
The prospects " the meeting aEc
most promising and the possibilities
are great, and with fine weather the
meeting viii be the most successful
and me greatest tbst the Association
hag ever bed
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-03
VERY SUDDEN DEATH.
Mrs. Martha Johnson Expires With
out Warning.

While peellng poC.toes In prepare
ton for dinner at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. II. V. Newberry, At
Beacon, Friday Mrs. Martha johnson
was stricken with heart failure and
FELL TO the Loor. In ! ss tnan an hour
the stricken lady MAJ expired.
Mrs. johnson was assisting with the
work at the home OF her daugter, VINO
was III In bed at the time. She had
been taken 10 Mrs. Eewberry'g by Mr..
Johnson, as ne drove % Giyin early
ia the morning. During the course OF
the morning the mother cheeriIy Wis.
tied with her daughter, and talked
and jokea with neighbor women who
were gathered at the nome Of the sick
lady. Mrs. Johnson was heavy lady,
and during eae morning the chat
turned upon her weight, and during
the conversation the lady casually ex-
pressed the fact that she was In good
health.
About eleven o'clock the ladies left
Mrs. Johnson with her daughter, ana
the mother went into the kitchen 10
prepare dinner She was peeliDg 20.
tatoes when the attack came, and fell
heavily 70 the floor. Her groans, with
the sound Of the fall, appriged tie
sick daughter that something had hap.
pened, and she called, and receiving
no answer, dragged herself with vi.
fort out OF Jed and 10 the kitchen,
where she discovered her mother Iy,
Ing helpless.
Mrs, Newberry's screams brought
tho ncighbors again 70 the house, and
the women by great effort managed 20
help Nrs. Johnson 70 a bed. Dr.
Ruan Waz summoned, 0ut before his
arrival death mad relieved the suf
ferer.
Mrs. Johnson was not unconscious
and was sensible during me few mo.
ments after sbe had been helped 10
the bed, that the end was near Il
am going TO die" she told the anxoius
friends who we're gathered at her bed.
side.
Mrs. Martha Johnson was the wife
Of j. l.. johnson, living near Beacon,
in Garfield township, She mad lived
in Iowa for 45 Year, but was native
Of Virginia The lacy was 81 years
OF age,
The funeral services will be at the
Beacon NJ. r.. cnurch sunday, July 30,
at 2 O'Clock D. m. IntermenC viii oe
made ln Forest cemetery.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-03
IN NORTH MAHASKA
Doings Of the Good People up There
an Told by the Star.

Mrs.. " G. Adlon went 70 oskaloo.
"a yesterday. and her daughter Jrenb
left for 81. Paul for visit with rel,
9tiycs.
y. v. Reynolds and Chag. " "a.
kisson bayv traded residence proper.
ties, tho exchange 10 be made on or
before November J.
Tracy RIGGS has strange and
beautiful flower growing a. his res
idence that has attracted much ~.
tSntion, He found II some years
ago in the timber. - YET nobody
has named IL.
Howard Grihcy, who left ~ SIX
months ago 10 engage with q whole.
sale house IN Kansas city, the Wal.
keenIHvig Millinery Company, has
80 thoroughly PLEASED the firm BY
close attention 10 business that he
has been promoted 10 the position
Of travelling salesman.
There war light vote At the sDe-
clal city election last Thursday, or
Ing 10 the fact that the opposition q
the proposals was very slight On
the electric light proposition the vote
stood 15l for 20 20 against
Jake Mcfford, recently arrived here
from Arizona, mas purchased the
Ilafe Graham farm of 30 acres, gsYer
miles southeast Of Sew Sharon. IN
Union township, ana pays therefor
tho snug sum Of 500 IN acre, takins
DosscssiOn IN October, al crops be
ing reserved by MT. GraBam.
A singular accident occurred Al
the J.. ~. Sherman stable Sunday
10 had just fnisbcd curTylDg MA
fine driving horse preparatory 20 tax
ing his family driving when the
horse, fighting nies, struck bis head
against the side OF tho stall IN guch
q manner ~ 20 tear one eye OUT
A letter from Mrs. .. Vail OF Pas
adeDa reports 4Ir, Vail IL not in the
best Of health. We advise him u
come 20 Iowa, the pride Of states
His boys, Roland and HarrjS, each
have positions and arc nice fellows.
W. u. Poe Of Madison township
was IN town saturday. He rs Just
recovering from q hard spell o. SICK
ness and this was his first trip out
in eleven weeks, He Is nearly 80, ~
W. remember, and has always been
very rugged.
Otis Noel received q telephone mes
sage yesterday morning from his
brother informing HIM u the death
u their son, bog Of some twelve
years. Win Other little hogs h.;
was playing with powder, his clothes
caught FIRE and no vas 20 badly
burned that ne died Monday night,
Affections come closeiy together,
only q few weeks ago S0elS little
son lost q foot In moving machine
and nov his iittls cousin has lost
his Ife. Great sympathy II czpreEg.
"a for both families,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-03
AN AMUSEMENT PARK



A plan N embryo psleA Among In.
tcfeated PARTIES IN the civ That will
Give oahhloosa what haa been W Ions
desired, nn amusement park A most
desirable place has lainn found, with
natural advantages. and II IA moss
likely that another year viii Witness
the elimination 81 the plans now Tor.
ming.
The fair grounds " the Oskaioosa
Society will furnish t.s location Ut
the new park, Those who have not
investigated have no understanding
III what q desirable location this ana
wpat beautiful natural park exists
here. with the expenditure of iittis
money tho place can DO made almost
ldeah Tho grove 20 the south Of the
grounds IL in perfect shape. IL rs
large and roomy and parcel shade
gives shelter at all times " the day
for parties of any size. With com
paratiyely little work lake OF con.
siderable extent con be made 90 tho
southwest part OF the groundb. u
would be Of SUFFICIENT size 70 afford
boating and perhaps bathing. A dam
would DO necpBsary and some grad.
ing would have 20 be done but the
possibilities are great.
The Iowa Brigade Dand and the
street car company have been rnaIs.
ing estimates and II n most likely
that they viii be ready next year ID
give the people an amusement park
that viii b. attractive at all times.
The band viii give concerts al stat.
"a intervals during the week and ON
Sundays, A merry,goround viii be
On the grounds for the entertainment
Of The little folks and tented at,
traction now and men will furnish
entertainment. A building viii be
erected for GUNNER thsstricals or
vaudeville st a convenient place ana
other forms ~ entertainment VIII Dc
devised and furnished
The Traction company Dr0D0ses 10
extend ~ line ~ the new park, CIV
ing perfect accommodation for trans
pOrtatl0nL ~ IN possible, also, that
the base bail park may be removed
~ the place, The car line, IN tho
event of the successful elimination
0f the plans, viii be extsnded north
from IiIg0 avenue on j. street a dir
lance Of Ave and q half blocks 20
the corner Of the Blattner property,
A private right Of way about one
b0ick in bengrh win give entrance 70
tho grounds at the southwest corner
OF the Playground property,
with ways and means Of getting 20
tho grounds and go01 entertainment
furnished 20 induce people W patron
mo the place, there Is no DOUBT but
mat the enterprise would be y win,
ner, IL would be The fez0rt 81 pic
nics and Z ratsrnal gatherings. a
carnival or Two during me course ~
the year would furnish extra attrac,
tlOng,
An attempt vas made 70 have the
park this year but the geagOn wss
30 far advanced before the place was
discovered ana ias advantages shown
that ~ would have Dyen unwise 10
make the improvements now. The
matter viii be- carefully considered
ana planned this fall, however, and
u rs likely that the opening Of tbs
next season WIN finn OskaIooSa win
an fine an amusement PARK ~ can De
found in the state,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-03
He LOST THE BET.
Register and Leader Agent Exposes
His Ignorance.

One Of the young men who are here
caByagglng for the Register and Lead,
er lost a year's subscription Saturday.
He vas showing Bun England the
merits of his payer and pointed out
that among other Things the account
Of The HOch care In Chicago WAS
therein published for me first time.
"YOn are mistaken" said Nr. Eng.
land,
no am not" positively replied
the agent.
But you are" contended Mr., Eng.
land. II read better account Of the
case than that In the Herald last ey.
enlng.
m bet you year's subscription
that the Herald ia not have anything
about the case
Wei, IN just take y0u up on that
rejolned Mr.. England.
Coming into the Herald ONCE, a
copy of the paper was produced, and
tho account of me case pointed out
70 tb1 agent.
I1e took MS medicine and gave Mr..
England a receipt for q years sub
scription. when any foreign or 40.
nestle paper beats the Herald for
news, they win have 70 show me-
continued Mr.. England, ~aDd, by the
way, II you would read good, live
Daper ike the Herald once In while
you would know better than 10 bet
against q sure thing
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-03
FINE DRAFT HORSE.
Miles Prime Gets Two Hundred and
Fifty Dollars In Gold.

A. J, Baker and VIM. Cooley shipped
a car load OF One Bahagka horses 70
New York to-day. In the car was one
bought 81 Miles Prime, for which
$4,000 in gold was paid. The horse
Is enc that Miles has used for the past
three years and D. a fine black animal,
only six years old He stood II
hands and weighed 1870. Miles hated
10 part with MIN, but got his price
and let the horee go. Mr.. Prime has
other good ones coming on, and has
sold several fine ones before. He at
tributes his success in raising colts 20
the fact that he feeds them a little ar
the year round and keeps them well
housed 10 ne winter time.