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The Republican journal., 1895-02-28
truth ii Fiction.

FARMER.
lhe Closing lecture in the nity Clut
course was delivered al the Unitarian
church last Tuesday evening before an an
preciatve audience hv Rev. Edward Pond
PARKER W Hartford Ct. TIis subject was
Truth III Fi1tivn,' AMI Hi his oprnng
remarks the lecturer said his purpose was To-
make lear the value Of fiction AZ a method
q l4n "nstrating truths that, III any other
fViin, would fail to catch THE attention VII
touch the heart of humanity.
\ great revolution has taken place. es-
pecially in New England, during the last
half NJ tile present century iii regard to the
healt'tulnesS Of novel reading, ana the ,ul-
ileatIon of Mrs. Stoves "lnrie Toms
CahinR opened th- hoo. gates ana made.
Way tpr the aeluge " fictitious wurks THAT
have eyer since been pouring III upon us.
In itself fiction Is simply form of liter
airy art, wherein certain Jrlths ean he s+t
forth il a more vivid form. ANA underlying
All fictitious forms are real, often TERRIBLE
realities. 1t has been said that history is a
novel that has happened, and the novel il
4 history that might have happen Il. Tile
essay, the biography, the bare fa6t IL soon
forgotten; but the story, the legend, the par
able survive, and, age after age. its in
tiuenee Is felt among succeeding generations
of men.
Tile story of William Tell ) probably but
a legend but n- spirit of indomitahle eour-
age, et PURE patriotism and uns+itish tlevo-
tlou tp Lorut ANNA ,.nuurry W-ill I3,+.. Il, ,,
The Republican journal., 1895-02-28


lHe liioliastNn Ncthed w rElUmiI " te fte
rebpilt and femole'eNi tle ceftins season, at
N rnStot ~a47pp
FI.rfian .t .tiii.4rs wiIi wv. i4NH s,T rh4
dH'e'oak mfeting ,t the Baptist \. r = C Il.
next sunday evening.
,Y
t1
krv- r. r. W"ods q KnckFort occupied
Fht rulPt XII Fhe RArtlSt rh'ir'h ia~t SUNDAY
III exchange "itH tht pastof' htV. \ 4 Hl-
''n
Rev, Geo. IN Tutt5 WITH preach At the
Methodist church next SUNDAY forenoon III
exchange with the pastor, who VIII preach
in Morrill, Mr., Hnseom viii preach AT
Popr's Mills il th- afternoon and at the
Ntfh"niSt chnfeh IN thr evening
Services at Jhe lniyersalist church. wv ST
SuAtliN. lNplhS ~ t., Il. m, The l.rsi,itr-
Ship Of Christ. : II M, The Raising of
Lazarus John III ..;O- AL N IL Kill l Gea II
Every Day MercitS, Matt VEIL il. In
The Early Church.
Bislon H.alv has assisne a Rt.v ~ J.hp
p. kealy Jo the pastorate of ST. Frames
Catholic church in this city, in place III kev
Fr. Maurice j O'Briell, deceased Father
kealy has been acting pastor since. the be-
ginning If Father y Bren vacation.
x member of tie North church WIN haa
printed in a v4rv tasteful paunhl4t th..
sermon by Rev. r. IT, Hack delivered IN
th,t chnr..h prt III rsul f,,n, .h. t.x,.
1--WE al 40 iade as the Ital." The fronrls-
piece is an eNeell"n portrait Of Mr.. Hack
A..n,aina ,n nm. ,,,,,,l r,.nnrt f tb..
Malhe bap'iSt ,ohNehlioh1 the H lfst bar1lSt
church of Kncklana is thr largest church If
that denomination ia The State. lts em-
h.,s,,n j. ~ r,. x+ ,,r,,a,t .,,,.,, :.
p'isnlp 7 ~ i's 'i''N' 'aiseS' Fl'''f'h y
Vie Free Street Baptlst church, PORTLAND.
witf u membership of 42l
The Republican journal., 1895-02-28

but with the exception of two they are of no
great Importance. The article calling for
the building of q new schoolhouse i'll tile
Wadin neighborhood, will probably be act
ed favorably upon. The article to see if the
town will buy the Mary j. Elwell place for
the enlargement Of the cemetery II doubtful
Some think it a curious coincidence that the
present board of selectmen should want a
new graveyard about this time: but then
perhaps they are thinking that ii Will do for
the other fellows, you know.
As vacancy will occur on the board Of
school committee by the expiration of the
Year that Mr. n A. Dickey was chosen for.
considerable interest il manifested III III
whether lie Will he his own successor or
some one else take the position Mr.. George
knowton has been mentioned as i man III.
every way qualified To till the post.on an,l
no doubt he would give entire Satisfaction
To all concerned. As Mr.. Dickev las Had
considerable experience IN school matters,
having served the town on committees At
Narlous times a. we'll as having Been suler-
visor, he in all probability would give an
opponent hard days work to defeat him.
Inlooked for things havp oerurreI during
these gpna "la Democratic ;iiIlts sti4d ii u
reasonable to look for surprises 1t our town
meeting next Monday
Recently Mr anl Mrs Fred Knowlton
We're visiting Mrs. r. sister at Maiden,
Mass, and just before their departure for
holne there assembled one evening num-
The Republican journal., 1895-02-28

ne tramp question Las assumed a new
phase IN Waldo County, and one whcl
probably nas no parallel in court records in
this State For some time past it has been
suspected that certain officers We're briblng
tramps To come to them for arrest, in order
mat the officers might get the fees for ser
vlce and travel on the warrants ana mtt
muses. Owing W the peculiar nature of the
ease' IL was uliheoit To get reliable evidence
on winch TO base prosecution of the offend
ers- But tfe County Commissioners were
determine q W stop the practice if possible
ana nave been steadily at work To that END
Last week they adopted plan which re-
suited in the arrest of three town cunstahle4
oh charge n corrHrtiy using money u in-
"'ler men 10 ne arrested, tried ana srntone-
eu ds Nasfahls' III "rHer mat they, the Of
nm tht recent meeting Nt the County CuM-
ini-Sl"herS OF Name III Augusta eN-Slteritt
> Gray OF E'ekland proposed that det,e'-
! NiNe 1tsse Peabody o1 Th'fMsstal br ,nn-
4 li"yrd to aet thr role NJ A tramp and tflS
secure evidence. Ihe sane plan ~as Il 'su
! proposed hN special deputy Geo. W Fir y
|
| bee, who haS charge "a the trampS wlile at
WoFh a' 'ne lali' feN lith MF itah"dA /,
accompanied ~ ilis brother George, went tn
hlooks' ana ehflr experiences as related +"
| the reporters arr highly interesting bis
gulSlng themselves as trainp- thev were
taken n team w special deputy Gro. ".
fr'soee' to place III Brooks near constable
DicktA larn. FINDING that offieer, the SUP
Nosed tfainlS lad no Nliilfuity II striking A
bargain ~ "hleh lhe "iileer was I" iaN
'heh - eaeh ana Keep them over night If
'hey "ouIu Plead gnll'S g Vagranry before
JaS'lee aha 'ake i sentence to lall. After
hight AZ 1he io'el II room called fhe
"'ranp> retiea'' the detectives We're taken
before irlai justice VI. ). Dow, Where they
pleaded guilty ~ 4 charge II vagranry and
wtre sentenced to thirty dayS at nara labor
IN the House of Correction. The room iii
winch the detectives We're kept AZ the hotel
N described " them as hare stall WITH
Vers Seaht mattress inore seahty iurntnre,
and very cold. They consequently spent
i.aSt Uncomfortable iisifi iiiiint-'ii',teA
afttr helng sentenced the prisoners were
started hy teams for Belfast lall where they
were regularly received, hHt We're rtieased
DIS soon as 1he eohSlanie was out ol s!sht- -
W feabody IN arrested Ahdtr tile name n
George koWt anN George F-ahodN AZ John
Rrown
Whlle waiting IN the hotel at Brooks he
i"it III 'liai llif "f''''lNt7 secured lNefe
oi fNAafnGe MAlfA thtN Wfff hot eNpTffihs
hIl>Itlfih fi II IAtltltS litti tlE IlflIrt
The Republican journal., 1895-02-28

inuniyipal officers. The Melrose, Mass. ;.
Association Of Sons and Daughters OF
4 Maine held its first reception and banquet
Feb. 23d. Following the banquet an ad
tlitS~ ~ welcome was delivered BY Presi-
aeiit VIM. H. Miller who introduced
] .eyi s. could as toast master. The toasts
irsl,nude,l to were: -God bless daugh-
tpts M Maine, Mrs. W. a. WaterhomSe:
An AIli.ht lawyer the second nubcst
aeik w t,od. Representative George Il.
luNt~. In memory OF George Washing
tNu MI. F. ;. iless4ltom; original poem.
Nls loSeph Iloltroek; 'The lumber in
rtFa~tS of Maine. Seltctman John FL
lttaiin4. NY little red sclionlhoiise III
M1ue.' Secretary T. F. Holden. 'Th~
d pl4y >ieian Vur hest llieud nr u =
6ltlqr. ~Ihe country editnI, CHARLES Il.
s.nl~: ~A piiitsi IMPRESSIONS. Clias
Nlcn ~Auid leug >yue. BY as>ncia
ten led ~ Mr. sidney d. Farral
\ l',ntland despatch SAYS '-lnfotmatlon
Hnlp~ from 4 reiahlt >Ui,ice thAt tht
Maing GENITAL iailfead Will A,Nli \ bianef
ad ilpm Iomah Junction H. Princeton.
faconneet With tAe proposed new Calais
fral, IN Nllrh Nrl kupwti Portland
eapaalist s lNAelY Interested. . HE
Nil WI Mrs. -Nagnsta +. TABOR. the irmer
Niie III ex-senator II. y w. Tabor Of
DenNel, tViVltau, has iast been made
lahllc thnNgll tie ptpbate court at Den
Nti la llHl ~pn A. NJ. j tbri III Denver.
>ilc gaNe pne- hat rt her property Ihe
fHnaindeli Is 40 he equally divided between
hel i've sisters And enc brother, Frank n
Pieicc, Mho il ia the Wholesale lumber.
et'al inG w~ad hM~ness in Denver Mrs
N Il CLARK and NIl~ C 4 Taylor. two
sisters, reside ia Denver Mrs. Rebecca
felson, aratbeI sister, lives i'll Portland
Nc. Mr~ HI. u MarStnn ana Mrs.. H. Il.
Peterson live III Augusta, The property
tlat eacl d these viii receive is estimated
n : ~. GOO to >l5u, COO. ... At a stockhold-
els meeting Oi the t'redtr pN NSpepsa Cure
Company M Wateryiile, last week, II was
unanimously voted ta scl the property,
trade marks. formula ald good will OF the
business 70 ", ". PendeNter Of Bath.
| e aiiail> NJ the company We're found to
ht NJ SWch A condition hat this seemed to
the only possible course, as the stock
haiaerS W a very large majority voted to
PAT nQ more money ingo the business. 1t
IS understood tliat MI PenaeXter pledged
himself to IeoIg3nze he business on
seund financial bAsis asSucating With him
is mamy Of the Stockholders in the old
company ,s chld p come lin. and Giving
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The Republican journal., 1895-02-28

| rerance committee on behalf Of the Dow
bill, Feb. 10Th. After discussing ana recon-
menulng the prov lSlonS of the blll lie took
up the subject of prohibition in a general
| WAY General Dow offered amendments.
/ lhr ilrstls aimed at the liuaor drummer and
fixes the penalty at $500 inea and SIX months
! imprisonment for first offence. His second
| amendment would give trial Justices concur
/ rent jurisdiction in trial Of liquor eases with
4 Judges n the supreme and superior courts.
Key. VI. s. Williamson II Augusta said
| That at Ms home III Scotland before lie ever
heard of the greatness If Maine he had heard
Of the Maine LAW II believed a stronger
\ law Necessity that the only resnhmission
ShMuld Nr the reSuhniSsipn Of those Who
TAU " ,la their duty III enforcing tile law.
Mn Black of Stockton Springs presented,
f-iA 20th, petition n favor Of ,atSing the
\ present salary Of the county attorney of
v Wi4ilp county
The postponed hearing ON the listing bill
4 dii mot take place. Gov. DAVIS al whose
Request thus lim- was SEA iar hearing
VI tANu-ht le had N0 more to siiN amd present.
H el " lenoMsrlamee Signcd ny ex-Gov Ruhie
ANU seven past masters of oranges. senator
/ gym read letter from the Governor of
4 Vermont. SAYING that the listing law work
A el Well In that State
N HE committee then Went into executive
session and voted III favor Of the shipping
/ taN bi4l Ii WAS thought by the committee,
| however, that the provision that vessel on
wflh ~ Per cent. At lt> original cost was
\ NNleH'itI ~ repairs llght pc taken advan-
4 fage "t. snip owners might eNpend - per
I cent, make repairs oftener. and avpid the
renewal Of age ie committee suggests
ttht Wilfn repairs amounting tu = per cent.
~ the "ilgnai cost are made, il shall be
valued 1T tive-eiglts its age.
In the House Thursday Mr. Littletield for
oht committee on railroads, etc, on blll au
NJ n W extend ihe charter uf the ,astint Rall-
WAY and Navigation Company. reported
ought tp pass.
On motion of Nr. Hooper of Castine the
rn!es Were suspended, the hill received its
lhree several readings and was PASSED to be
respiy4 i'll favor of Natthew i clIllnan III
Belfast for increase of pension renorttd
oughr MOI to mass
REPRESENTATIVE paft,n of R,rh ,nl Faitor
.I,tfr.vs TN tna Rila,.f.rd Ey,,,1s. ,,,,.,,'.,a3
before. tie Judiciary rnmnittea rhnrs,l.,v
afternoon far tho rs.s,lnis.,,n of w. ,,rs
hil,jtory amendment III th4 ,ott. of III, III,
plt. Several anptar,a III MI. n,,nns,tinn
Th, pn,nnitt,,. ,lnt4l n,nlni,,,,,i,sIy ,tr.,;,,+
TIL propositinu
The W4.l,iu,rtn,,.n,,ntv ,,5fr,,., +;.r,.. Was
s,ttl-a l7rh jill Et,t Wi 1.'..,, t's.r
The Republican journal., 1895-02-28

The listing bill has been voted on by the taxa
ton committee with result of seven members
against passage to three in favor Both sides
Will report to the Legislatures and more or less
debate on the passage Of the bin ~ expected. 1t
Is thought. however, that the action Of the com
mlttee Is an index the stand to be taken by the
houses on the bill.
The Republican journal., 1895-02-28

The judiciary committee will report the woman
suffrage bin to-day, Thursday, in form substan-
TALLY like that Of the unsuccessful bill Of two
Years ago The new bill provides for the gift OF
the franchise to all women over 20 wears of age,
except paupers, idiots and Indians not taxed I'm
der the same restrictions ~ registration and
otherwise now imposed upon male Tie
bill will be assigned for debate some Ia, next
week, probably
The Waldo County delegation, To which was
referred pelltlpn or county commissioners III
Nade colnty PRAYING that the salary rf the clerl
q courts iNr saia county Ne established, reported
TUESDAY in bill an act To establish the salary Of
the clerk of courts for Waldo county, and that
ne same ought to ra>S. Report adopted
The Republican journal., 1895-02-28

Representative Patten Of Bath, ana Editor
lrtfreys ot the Bidaeford Expose, appeared
before tie Judiciary Committee Thursday
afternoon for the re-suhms>lnn of tile pro-
ilhltary amendment to the vote of the peo-
,lt. Several appeared on tile onposltion
lhe committee voted unanimously against
tile proposition.
The Republican journal., 1895-02-28

Mn Black of Stockton Springs presented.
FHh. 20th, petition n favor If raSing the
present salary Of the county atturney of
MiIialn NalIlflt
The Republican journal., 1895-02-28

The resolve in favor Of the Bangor Gene
raj Hospital was tabled in the House BY
Mr.. Pummer Of Dexter, Monday afternoon,
while ON its passage to he enacted Later
the resolve was taken from the table and
finally passed. on notion of MIR. Pumner
He made little speech on the matter.
saying til the Bangor General shoua be
on the same plane a. tile Lew iston ana Port
land General Hospitals An order was in
troduced that the JOINT committees be re-
guested to make their final reports on or be-
fore March lth Mr.. Bennett If Montvlle
presented petition of S. A. Bowler and y
others, requesting law to equaize freight
rates.
The Republican journal., 1895-02-28

The railroads committee has reported
against the charter extension " ,he Shore
Line railway. and for the extension Of
charter of the Washington county railroad
The committee also reported on bills incur-
p"rating the Waterviie u Wiscasset Rail-
Way ~ ana 70 allow steam roads to ;llo,t
eiectrlritN as a motive power.
The Republican journal., 1895-02-28

In the House Thursday Mr. Lttletitld for
the committee on railroads. etc. on bill au
Al 70 extend the charter Of the Csstine Rail
NAY and Navigation Company. reported
ought 70 pass.
On motion of Mr.. Hooper of Castine the
rules Were suspended, the bill received its
three several readings and was passed to be
elgruSsed-
NJ Rich for committee on pensions. un
resolve iii favor of Matthew A. Cullnan of
Belfast for increase of pension, reported
ought not to pass.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1895-12-14

Booths Store, half block east
OF Tabernacle, is still Headquar-
ters for getting the worth of your
money III merchandise.
JAMES BooTH.
We issue 500 copies of THE UNION
and scatter throughout the Territory and
ask all who receive copy to forward us
their subscription at once, if they desire
it continued to their address, as we shall
cut the issue down to the actual number
that we need to meet our subscriptions.
Those who are looking for fine suit
of clothes, or anything in the clothing
line, will 90 we'll to give Richard Morris
call, as he is cure TO have just what
will suit you, at the very lowest price. :,
The farmers in Washington field have
had fair success the past season, their new
canal is now settled and the prospects are
excellent for abundant crops the coming
year. Success TO them.
There is many tons of material wasted
annually, in southern Utah, that could
be utilized, if we only had a paper mill
in this vicinity.
John Pymm, at the p. o., is the place
to go for watches, jewelry, notions, &c,
We are pleased to note that S. L.
Adams has in the course OF erec-
ton, a Foundry and Machine Shop;
an enterprise that has long been
needed in this vicinity. Mr.. Adams
is thorough and practical work
man, and we trust he will be we'll
patronized when the Enlistment
is ready for business
Owners Of woodworking machin-
cry who desire to launch out in an
industry that will soon bring a lu-
4 crative income, will do well to cor
respond with Melancthon Burgess,
! St. George, Utah, the Patentee OF
I 1.-The Zenith Washing Machine, q
new invention that is bound to rev.
olntionize the washing machine
business in. the near future.
Our town is throDged with visit
! ors to conference and participants
in the grand combination concert
that is to come off this evening and
, also on Monday evening We an
ticjpate that the concert will be 6
genuine success, as there will be
/ eight different choira par1
Z in the same. = q
We acknowledge viii 4Hs1t1e4
the receipt of Bulletins Tz7 6n}
lbs, for September 1895, from the
!. ;ohigpp State Agricultural Col
iege Ex sariment Station, Farm De
partment, for our library w,
find much useful and interestin,
: information in these Bulletins ant
shall make use of it from time t.
: $ime, for the benefit of our readers
J, It is rumored that meeting wa
: held few evening age, to conside
the propriety of starting tan
merry in ST. George, but, as yet w
= have not been able to ascertain tn
facts in the case. Can anybody en-
: tighten us? With the large amour
= of carnaige root and other tan
= ming Lateral in this vicinity, W
SEQ no good reason why tanner,
' cannot be established here.
: Travellers to Bloomington, Al
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1895-12-14
oCAIs.

SHE croaker bury him deep,
fbrantb III hole in the ground
steals some poor man IS sheep,
;t> she goes stfaddiing around.
Is 20 good 10 the city, to push,
IMPRACTICAL stingy and dead;
wants eyers body to nelp with a rush,
MI lis pockets ere full, be said.
tongue is slick ard talks so nice,
Va d think him reilly saint;
if you're sharp You ii catch ia tiico,
[t5o be strictly honest, no amt
heat sowing is now finished al Bloom
n8t0n, Utah.
We are pleased to gee Robert G. Lued
~ on our streets gain, after his severe
lIness.
East week IRE started in the cotton ut
Factory, but we have not
eafned the particulars.
HIM. Ia. Thompson called at our office
RAaferday to see how we were getting
|3011g, and was surprised to find that we
&re nearly ready to GO press. Call again.
Dur advertising pages tell our
|@aders who the live business mon
|fe in this city and elsewhere. Be
lure and read them.
\ Al few days ago David Moss, of
Mormon Battalion fame, took to
himself a wife, aged rs, he being
77 May they live long and be
aappy.
We are sorry to report that e. l..
hiding and wife lost one of their lit
kIe girls, last Thursday evening, by
tYphoid fever. The funeral was
held to-day.
Those who are fond Of choice
cuts Of Beef and Mutton, can find
nat which will be Just to their taste
at Mcneil & Pearce's. Butcher
hop Give them 4 call.
Ho7 Hardy, Principal ii
Ia1ge o the Presby terian Chapel,
klais 9ily, has had the building
Rinted i beautifu light blue. which
I've 7ta very attractive appearance.
We are sorry to say that the bot
xn has fell right out of the hide
arket but @stiH William Atkin
u continues u buy and pay all
il cash for them that the market
i justify.
The friends Of father Minor G.
Presbrey will regret to learn that
be is now in q very feab bic state, and
Hut u, pass To- that greet be-
Fond at no ddsbant day, yet lie might
Dger on Tor some time.
While Frank Dodge is off work
ing up assessments on the Bull
Valley mines, his aged father is al
lively in doing the chores as young
man. Notwithstanding his old age
we are pleased to say he is enjoy
ing life hugely.
Our old time friend, W. B. Pace
alled at our office this week. Ht
boxing we'll and reports every
linR in a prosperous condition il
10 vicinity of Bunkerville. H.
kpects to go north in n few days
md may not return until spring.
There is great mead of frs
class ocoulist locating in this vi
ci4ity, as there are many who ar
Afflicted with bad eyesight, SOM
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1895-12-14

30 confident are the manufacturers Of Dr.
Seges Catarrh Iomedy in their ability to cura
Chronic Catarrh in tho Head no matter how
bed or OF how long standing, thet they offcr
in good faith, the above reward, for & ooss
which they cannot cure.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1895-12-14

SHE croaker, bury him deep,
fbsanti vi hole in the ground;
Ia { steals some poor man sheep,
.sle goes straddiing around.
Is 20 good 10 the city, to push,
IMPRACTICAL, stingy and dead;
wants every body to nelp with rush,
M his pockets ere full, be said.
kbongue is slick ard talks so nice,
xu d think him reilly saint;
&if you're sharp, you' III catch IN tic,
|b be strictly honest. no Amt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-05

perlonen, iueI9e III CUBA ais usrbaItet
berlbtet ,uurocu, obne YrpssB perur=
tbeilt puroen.
Maorio, %. Seb.
0eus amtlihen SepeIden aus Sa.
oana auf Cuba, bstrdst Die 3abl oer
Ncbellen in Der propin; Santiaao De
Cuba 120 Miann. Gs mar biu,u-
aetllat. oab iib Die Srti9ait yaire su
Gunlten Der %ebsllion ertldrt bate.
aber eine ipatere Sspeibe aus amtliher
Guelle meloet. oaB Der 9luiltano in
Vaire unterbriift woroen 1T.
Gerner 1T dmtlib mitaetbeilt. ooS
Die ipanilden Sruppen Die @ebellen,
melbe llb in Der YrOpin, Watansos
uerlammelt batten, aeiblaaen babsu
uno oaourd miro oieNabribt beitdtiat.
oaB Manlel 8areia. Der betannte
&ebellenfiibrer, udhreuo oes 3ampfes
getootet puroe. Sie ipanilten Srup=
pen perfol9en Die &ebellen aui oas
Sblrfite.