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The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-01-14
DENTISTS NEXT WEEK
Three Organizations Join In Meet
ing Here.

The sixth annual meeting OF the
Southeastern Iowa Dental Society
viii be held IN oskaloosa January 10
and 20, Tuesday and Wednesday Of
next week. The Burlington District
Society and the Ottumwa District So
eiety convene at the same time with
the Southeastern Iowa Society, in.
joint meeting.
The officers of the three societies
are as follows:
Southeastern Iowa Society.
President-Dr. w. w. Vance, OF
tumwa.
vice-president-Dr T. F. Cook, Bur
lingron.
secretary-Dr. G. w. slingluff, Bur,
lington. la.
Treasurer-Dr. w. e .Creath, ottum,
wa s..
Executive Committee-Dr. Frank
Fourt, Fairfield; DR.. w, s. Goldsmith,
Ottumwa; DIR. B. f. Redman, oska'
loosa.
Burlington District.
President--Dr. j. w. Marsh, Keokuk.
Vice-president-Dr T. F. Cook, Bur.
lington
secretary-Dr. W. H. Chapmen,
Burlington.
Treasurer-Dr. E. P. Hazen, TT.
Madison.
Executive Committee-Dr. A. W.
Dana, Burlington; Dr. H. H. Stafford,
Reokuk; DIR. F. A. Roe, Burlington.
ottunwa District.
President-Dr. J. NJ. Armstrong,
0ttumwa.
vice.president-Dr B. F. Redman,
Oskaloosa.
secretary-Dr. ]. M. Smith, ottum
wa
Treasurer-Dr. ]. M. McAvoy, OF
fnmwa.
Executive Committee-Dr. w. C
Boone, Ottumwa; DIR. Fl. H. CAN'T
Abba; DR.. B. F. Redman, oskaloosa
The headquarters will be at the Ho
tel Lacey. where all clinics win be
held.
The program Of the meeting is be
low:
luesodyt Jan lo---Sso0 D. IT.
Clinics.
Porcelain inlay. involving cutting
edge-Dr w. S. Goldsmith, ottumwa
Casting dummy for bridge (tabit
clinie)--Dr. w. NJ Terry, Washing
ton.
Clinic. on subjected jaw-Dr. J. w
Marsh. Keokuk.
Casting an Aluminium plate-Dr. F
NJ. Edwards. Mt. Pleasant.
Cast gold inlay-Dr. j. w. Rowell
Casting occlusion OF gold crown
I liable clinic)--Dr. j. B. Monfort
Fairfield.
Snow articulator and face bow lta
BILE ellnic) DIR, W. l. Engle.
Good illingDr r. F. Cook. Bun
lIngton.
Acolite root restoration DR.. krat2
Burlington.
Porcelain baked crown-Dr. J. =
Teter. Oskaloosa
Casting. using Brophy's gasolin
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-01-14
WANTS & FOR SALE.

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FARM FOR SALE The late Floyd
Dilley farm located 6 miles north
west of Oskaloosa in Madison town
ship. The farm consists OF 100 acres
with good house and barn and out
buildings and sheds, good orchard.
also we'll watered. near to church
and school, Enquire or r. A. Kent.
Referee. or OF the Floyd Diiley heirs.
Phone 652. or sos Red 22w4
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-01-14
HERESY IS CHARGED
Young Chicago Minister Exp He'd
From Church.

The Chicago Record Herald of Mon.
day says: ,..l,ss.s .szsss7s-s,ssavaesz-,.-,s
On a charge of heresy Rev. Hor-
ace Westwood has been deposed, with.
out hearing, from his assignment as
pastor of the Edison Park NJ. E
church. That drastic action was taken
by Presiding Elder Martin e. Cady,
after a conference with Bishop Nc
Dowell, but without known complaint
from the Edison Park congregation.
The minister had rendered his resig-
nation to become effective Jan. "a,
but the presiding elder peremptorily
dismissed him from his charge. Rev
Mr. Westwood, who is but "a years
old, admitted yesterday that in his
opinion church teachings have acquir
ed some things which he doubts the
Master ever taught. He denied, how
ever, that he had ever given public
utterance to his doubts" A few
members have quit the Edison Park
church and others are threatening to
do so. .......
Another Pastor Blamed. ~-
To add to the trouble, friends Of
the preacher who now lacks pulpit
assert that Rev. willard Deloe, pas
tor of the Norwood rark Methodist
church, told on Mr.. Westwood. Botr
have been students in Garrett Bibli
cal Institute, and in riding on the
train to and from the seminary they
discussed various scriptural teach
ings, such as the divine conception
and the resurrection. AS turthel
complication there are some Edison
Park residents who believe that DIR
Cady and other 'dignitaries of tht
Methodist church do not sympathizt
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-01-14
Special sale on Boys
Suits and Overcoats, at
WALTON'S.
Did Not MIGRATE.

Several hunters have reported the
presence of robins in the woods and
fields during the winter. The birds
seem to find shelter about farm out
buildings and in the thick low bruck
of the woodlands. Robins in January
are unusual in this section.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-01-14
New Adding Machine.

The board of supervisors has pur
chased a new Burroughs adding ma.
chine for use in the Office of County
Auditor L. R. Briggs, the old one,
which is somewhat smaller, will pro
badly be sold. The board is now en-
gagged in allowing bills and disposing
of vast amount of miscellaneous
business.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-01-14
CORN jUDGlNGC0NTEST
Rules Adopted For Class E at Farm.
ers' Institute

When the program and premium list
of the Mahaska County, 1909 Farmers
Institute was issued last season de-
tails and rules of Glass E, the corn
judging contest, were omitted. The
rules were adopted at the meeting
Saturday of the board of directors
held at the Oskaloosa National Bank
and together with the announcement
of the prizes for the class and are
herewith made public for the first
time.
Corn Judging Contest.
Scholarship for Short Course
at Ames, and the Mahaska county
Farmers Institute adds $500 cash
toward expenses of winning contest
ant -":-. ....
Rules For Glass E.
THE winning contestant to Sc
cure the $500 cash must take the
Short Course, If not, scholarship and
cash go to person winning second
place. If neither first nor second win
ming contestant take the short course,
cash and scholarship go TO person win
ming third place. 49,
2-This contest will be held at the
court house Wednesday, Jan. 20, 1903
commencing at 9 a. m.
Each sample OF corn shall con
sist of 10 ears,
4-There will be two samples OF
corn, one of white and one of yellow
furnished by the Institute.
5-Fifteen minutes shall be given
each contestant to place the ears in
each sample.
each contestant shall give oral
~ his reasons substantiating his plac-
ing; these reasons to be given only
in the presence Of the judges. VINO
have previously placed tn samples.
THE contestant shall place the
best five ears in each sample ac-
cording to their excellence.
8--The contestant shall be marked
chiefly upon his placing Of the first
three ears.
9--Each person shall have three
minutes within which to make his
oral report on each sample. having
the sample before him at the time.
10--The scale Of marking shall %
so points for placing and 40 points
for reasons.
1f-All persons OF Mahaska county
who have never attended corn
Judging school can enter this contest
-
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-01-14
BIRTHs, DRATHs, MARRIAGES
Marriage Licenses.

Following is the list Of marriage Ii.
censes issued by the Clerk since our
last report:
lNo. Name. Residence. Age.
Milton d. Woodland, New Sharon. 80
$40 and
Nina A. Hill, Poweshiek. Co. 20
Teunis w. Neels. Richland TIP. .2S
1911 and
Anna Swank, Richland .".21
Daniel Troy, Rose Hill. $1,000
1919 and
Agnes Lester, Rose Hill.........-
Carl Anderson, Buxton ........-
1918 and
Hilma Olson. Wblte Oak Up. 1850
Jake Vernon of Sheldahl, while cut
ting wood, accidentally cut Off two Of
bis toes. "
AMBER SoN--oLSON. Married, at
the office of the officiating justice, 109
High avenue west, Monday, January Il,
1909. at two o'clock p. M. Mr.. Carl
Anderson to Hilma Olson, OF White
Oak township. Justice 4. M. Bacon Off.
ciating.
LINDLY. Eliza Wray, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Wray was born
near ShelbyyilIe, Indiana April rs,
|i847. When she was nine years Of
age, the family moved to Iowa. locat-
ling on farm iive miies west Of Os-
kaioosa. -Four years later they moved
to oskaloosa and here was spent her
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-01-14

Saturdays trade surpassed tat Of
some OF the days Of holiday week,
People seem TO have been waiting for
the opportunity and those who came
to town were all good spenders
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-01-14

Watland, New Sharon. s~a.s3}e5s '..
Reports of officers.
Reports of committees.
Election of officers.
Selection of place of next meeting
Discussion Of clinics.
Any other business that may pro
perly come before societies.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-01-14
They Like the plan.

The plan of Geo. Lincoln, state tish
and game warden, to license resident
hunters one dollar, and out OF state
hunters ten dollars to hunt game In
Iowa, meets with favor by the local
lsportsmen.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-01-14

You cannot lose out at Jim Browns
Store The values are something not
offered every day.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-01-14

If you desire a good start for the
new year, see Jim Brown at his store
lat once.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-01-14

EMANUEL. Born, to Mr.. and Mrs,
Ed Emanuel, near cddyyille, Tuesday,
January 5, a boy.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-01-14

The ears OF Ave head OF cattle which
had been seized By the sheriff as stoI
en- property were cut or recently by
the miscreants 10 prevent the identiii.
cation Of the animals ar Grant, near
Elllotf.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-01-14
DINNER SETS

100 piece sets, choice of FIVE dec
orations, guaranteed in every re-
spect, the best ware on the market,
all filled in colors. Cheap at $1,000.
This Sale 1898.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-01-14

Jake Vernon of Sheldahl, while cut
ting wood. accidentally cut off two Of
bis toes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-19
NO MORE DRUM EPISODES.

There will be radical change of
policy 10 the matter of appointing col
ored men to important Offices in the
south S. soon as Mr.. Taft succeed. Mr..
Roosevelt. There will be no more DR..
Crum episodes. la his inaugural adj
dress, which be will deliver on taking the
cath OF office a. the Capitol, March 4, Mr..
TAFT will plainly announce his attitude
toward coIored oficesseker. Where
their appointment will not arouse Bit
terness aud antagonism their merits
will be considered IS strongly as any
other good mans. But where the ap-
poiutment OF colored man is resented
by the best business and commercial
interests public sentiment will be re-
gsrdsd by Mr.. Taft.
NJ. TafPs inaugural address Is prac.
ticslly completed. he read 1t on Wed.
neaday to Senator Knox and sfterWsrd
to President Roosevelt. Postmaster
General Meyer, on whose sound iudg-
ment ADD political acumen Mr.. Rcole.
welt and Mr.. Taft relied cons aatly dur
ing the campaign, was summoned to
the White House TO hear the address,
aud particularly the portion relating to
Mr.. Taf4s position on the appointment
OF colored men. Considerable space is
devoted by NJ. Taft to a candid state
meDt Of his sttitute. He pays tribute
to the advancement OF the colored men
ia all fields of intellectual and material
progress, and expresses his confidence
in even greater advance 10 every field Of
civic usefulness.
Il was because Mr.. Roosevelt wished
to save Mr.. Tat from being compelled
to declare himself at the outset of his
administration on the color question
that every effort was made by number
OF the presidents friends In the Senate
to crowd through at this session the
nomination of DR.. Cfum to be collector
of the port OF Charleston. Dr.. Orum
will not be reappointed. Some place
may be found for him 10 Washington.
There are several good Offices which
ever since Mr.. Oleveland's day have
been regarded ss emulumenis OF the
colored leaders. One of these DR..
Orum will probably get. But he will
not be collector Of the port at Charleston.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-19
FOR CONSTIPATION.
A Medicine That Does Not Cost
Anything Unless it Cures.

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They are just as easy 10 take as candy, and
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they do not create habit, but instead they
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We wont you to try RexslI Orderliss at out
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THE GAZETrE

We have received the following from
an old subscriber, now resident oil
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good thing to have in the house. as
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-19

SENATOR PENRosE lost his temper
aud made a remarkable spectacle of bim-
self in the Senate yesterday, when be
1uriously attacked Senator La Toilette,
because the latter objected to having the
postofice appropriation bill jamm6d
through before anybody bad chance to
give it more tlau hurried reading. M.
Penrose denounced Mr.. La Toilette as q
man using the methods of a patent med
icine vender. Mr.. LIS Toilette has at
tackled aud slightly delayed nAmber Of
the big appropriation bills, insisting that
they have been purposely delayed so that
they could be rushed through at the tail
end of the session without amendments,
and he has earued the hatred Of the
Senate bosses Ia consequence. They have
done everything 10 their power to be
revenged on him in committees, etc.,
but not until yesterday did any of them
dare to risk facing him in debate, and
when the usually silent Mr.. Pen
rose attempted to combat him, there re-
suited battle royal. To the end Mr..
Penrose got the applause of his fellow
seuators for his sensational denuncistion
of La Toilette, and La Toilette returned
the compliment by killing out of Pen
roses postofice bill provision for a re-
adjustment in the method Of paying rail-
roads for carrying the msil. Mr.. La
Toilette declared he believed this pro-
vision vas one 10 which the railroad
lobby was particularly interested. Mr..
La Toilette also questioned the truth of
a statement made by Mr.. Penrose on the
h0OI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-19

of the Delaware river from Allegheny
avenue, Philadelphia, TO Trenton, and
from the same starting point to the sea.
l also provide for a survey for the puf-
p1se Of estimating the cost Of contlnu-
GUS intracosstsl waterway from Bos'on
10 Key West, Fla, thence across the
state Of Florida and along the Gulf Of
OF Mexico to New Orleans.
The conservation Of the forests Of
Moth America and the adoption Of 3
plan whereby the headquarters OF inter
national streams csn be protected By
international commissions, or through
the medium OF uniform laws WAS the
topic Of todsJ's discussion at the North
American Conservation Conference.
Chief Forester Pinchot was made per-
manent chairman of the international
commission and 1.-TWO secretaries we're
selected, Robert Young, Of Canada, and
Thomss Ship, of the United States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-19
Collapse Of Revolutionary Movement

Balm, Feb. 1.-The Dsusscbe
Zstung is authority for the statement
today that the Russian revolutionary
committee has dissolved and that Priuce
KropotkiD, NJ. eusselitseh and other
leaders 10 the movement have declared
that henceforth they will abandon their
revolutionary activities.
The collapse OF the central revolution
cry organization, according to the lei
tung, was due to revelations concerning
the connection Of Eugene Azef, police spy
or "agenP' provOcsier, with the orgaDi-
zstion. When this became known,
the organized revolutionary movement
ceased, and until some other revolution
sry organization Is formed Russia will
have to deal only with individual terro-
rists.
The Azsf exposures have produced
the most important political agitation
tia! Russia has experienced in years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-19
SENATORIAL COURTFSIFs.

An acrid exchange of words took
place 10 the Senate yesterday between
Mr.. La Toilette who was criticising
methods of that body in the handling oil
appropriation bills, aud Mr.. Penrose,
chairman Of the committee on postofiicea
add post roads, who was in charge Of the
postoffice bill, then under discussion.
The colloquy was rendered almost tragic
by the angry tones and fiery attitude as
sumed by the senator from Pennsylvania
as be denounced the senator from Wis
consiD, who stood quietly at his place on
the other side Of the chamber staring
back at his big antagonist.
The day bad begun by La Toilette ask
ing that the posioffice bill be allowed to
90 over until today, IS it had Just been
reported from the committee and he bad
had no time in which to examine 1t. Mr..
Peurose had resisted this request By say
Jog that be would explain all amend
meuts which bad been suggested by
bis committee. Mr.. Penrose had moved
that the bill be taken up ard it was laid
before the Senate, the senator from Wis
consin demanding the full reading of the
text of the bill. Later Mr.. LafolletIe,
addressed himself a. length 10 the
measure and severely srrsigned the
Senate for permitting legislation 10 &C.
cumula,e until the last days of the ses-
sion, when, he declared, important bills
were rushed through with little or no
time for senators to understand them.
he said: at seems to be part of the
system that these important legislative
acts shall have little consideration"
To this Mr.. Penrose replied as follows:
she'll not sit here, and desire to give
such notice to the senator from Wlscon-
sins, and li.ten 10 arguments that might
better be made by vendor OF q patent
medicine from the tail door Of cart 10
a village Of Wisconsin than from a sens-
tor Of the United S ates."
against his (Penrose's) coarse and
vnlgsr assault, put my record since |
have been a member of this body" re-
tor ed Mr.. La Toilette.
The bill was fnslly passed. II carries
an appropriation of s232. 600, 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-19
Virginia News.

John Marie, whose home was nesr
Mount Weather, died yesterday, He
wss about seventy-five years OF age.
Mrs. Lucy King, 40 years old. wife OF
George Fl. King. OF Lsedslown, West'
moreland county, died Wednesday night
OF spcplexy.
A large new barn on the farm oil Mrs.
Ella Mcneil, near White Pos, ives
t tally destroyed by FIRE carly yesterday.
The loss is 1900.
]. Stsusbury Wallace, coal dealer
aud ex-city councilman, and president
OF the Fredericksburg Nalionsl bank,
died at his home 10 that city, yesterday,
after an illness of three days.
Miss Maude Eckardt, daughter Of Mr..
aud Mrs. james Eckkrdi, was married.
last night to Mr.. Theodore Snpinger, at
the brides home, 10 Front Royal, Rev.
Light, of the Methodist Church, Of
floating.
Miss Elizabeth Marchon Hursamp
was married yesterday evening at Trini-
ty Protestant Episcopal Church Freder-
icksburg 10 Mr.. William Mcdonald, jr,,
Of Providence, Z. l. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. q. II. Barber,
rector Of the church.
A negro ia being taken to jail at Cliff
ton Forge by a posse OF citizens who
captured him for the asssilant and MUIR
derer of IA yesr.old Mary Dobbs, who
was found dead in strip Of woods yes-
terday. The girl had been wsylsid on
her way to school, assaulted and her
throat cut from ear to ear.
Through the efforts of Mrs. w. NJ.
S.rother, regent OF Lynchburg Chapter,
d. a. r., which is just being organized,
Mira. Marian Fontaine Oabell Henry
Tyree, the only living granddaughter of
Patrick Henry, has become an active
member of the chapter. Mrs. Tyree is
SO years old and is q resident of Lynch
burg.
Mr.. A. Randolph Howard is making
extensive Improvements at "Ohaiham,"
the historic residence which be recently
purchased on the Stafford heights over
looking Fredericksburg. When the work
besutfyiug the interior OF the house aud
grounds is completed this will be one OF
the handsomest country homes 10 Viz
ginia, besides being one OF the most his.
toric.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-19
TOday's Telegraphic News
A Record .breakIug Ruu.

New York, Feb. 10 The steamer
Msurelauis, Of the Cunsfd line, arrived
today from Liverpool. Her time wal
four days II hours aud six minutes from
Queentown. Her average speed so hour
Nas 1856 knots, By Der present achieve
menl she becomes the Asgship OF the
Ounard he1r. The westerly gale which
she struck y.s erday at noon slso pre-
vented her Masking four day tip.
The trip completed tbs fastest round
trip ever made hetEeen New York and
Queeusto W, SIZE passed pannps Rock
al 9. IS o'clock on the morning OF Feb.
IA, and srrivsd at Ambrose channel
lightship February IS at 9:55 o'clock In
tae evening.
The Maure.ania now holds all re-
cords eastward and westward for the
highest daily runs, fastest passages and
the highest speed over the long route.
she broke the Luslt ,nia's record by one
hour add 46 minutes. The record over
the short course is still held by the La.
si'anis, the sister ship of tOdsy's secord
smssher. She covered the short route
In August, 1908, in four days and Is
hours
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-19
TELEaRApHIc BReYlTIRs.

Four fremen have been overcome BY
smoke aud several others injured fight.
ing a FIRE which Is destroying the cargo
of the steamer Oroatiels, st her Brook
Ign dock. The ship Is loaded with
hemp, jp,e, hides and spices from Indie.
Foreign residents in Teheran today began
hosting their respective hsgs over their
houses in anticipation Of an early clash be
tween the royalists and Eevolutionisss, &C.
cording 10 messages received 10 St. Peters
burg from the Psrsisn capital today.
Fire of unknown origin early today de-
stroyed the plant Or the Wrightsyills Hard.
ware Company, at Wrightsville, Pa, one Of
the largest in this Sc ton Of the state. Loss
$4,000
Fifteen passengers were more or less SER
i0usly injured in trolley crash at Fifteenth
and Christian streets, Philadelphia.