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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-11-22

L. 2. Miller Of New berry, s. c.,
an old friend of DE-. Thompson
and Z L. Mcintosh, has arrived
in town and will make his home
with US. moving bis family later.
Mr.. Miller is quite We'll known III
Ocala and has some good lands
near the city.
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Hood Pills easy to operate. : cents ts;H'

Our distinguished former
townsman. Col. T. W. Harris. is
at present in Louisville, KY,
where he is assisting the re-
nowned Col. Henri Watterson 70
come down easily from his gold
pyramid. Col. Tom will return
TO Florida later on.
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The Discovery Of the Pay.

Aug. j. Bogel, the leading
druggist Of Shreveport, La, says:
CDR. Kings New Discovery is the
only thing that cures my cough,
and it is the best seller l have. "
J. F. Campbell, merchant of
Stafford, AriZ., writes: OR
Kings New Discovery is all that
is claimed for it: it never fails,
and is a sure cure for cOnsump-
ton, coughs and colds. l cannot
say enough for its merits DR..
Kings New Discovery for con-
sumption, coughs and colds Is not
an experiment. L has been tried
for a quarter Of d century, and to-
day stands at the head. 1tnever
disappoints. Free trial bottles
at Z. c. Alworth 4 Co.'S drug
store.
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Notice.
store.

To sill whom il may concern: The
registration books OF the city Of Ocala
are now open, and Will remain open
until ten days before the next general
eity election, which will De held on
the 2nd Tuesday OF december, 1897.
All persons who have paid their poll
taxes for 1895 Will present same 10
me that the same msy De properly
credited on the books.
r G.. BLAKE,
City Clerk Of the City o Deals.
Tuesday, Nov. End, 1897. Nv
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City politics viii have to take a
back seat now as the topic OF con-
versatlon is the tand con-
cert. Everybody sec,ns inclined
to 30 and give the band a rUusing
big house. They deserve it.
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Cua=scir"~< ~ Trw-r for -. Petersburg.
Nana-". River ami N-g Nn-- and n Narla
steamers. steamer "N!Eul-,.r'' for all points
nU Nauat'" river. ~ ~'ark, fsg i.lt ru~-". ~
Waa'tr steamer Tor M-.l,ar. CONNECTS az Talla-
ian -s for -. Mars -EH. belle and AZ .1cli-
c'.s. Connects ~ River Junction for ,hsEts-
H"Ht. -. E.-s-r steamers Connects al bc..4G
for !.r-lu-u~>a. Connects al f-grandina for
Cum lH.l-IB EJU;v steamer 10 the Islands and
BE....-W.ck.
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Hermitage Dairy.

This dairy will deliver 10 you
every morning sweet milk at S
cents per quart, guaranteed to
test higher than any sold in
Ocala. Also pure cream at 50
cents per quart.
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All ha-rag" Will =. checked from the Union
Depot IicE"i- viii still D. >nid at the city
tica"l Office. -N2 Hogan street. A. well a. al ih,.
Union Depot ticket .tiice
T. W CAMPBELL. Passenger Agent
J. r MARSHALL Ticket Agent. - West BAY
>trf"t- corner Hogan jacksonville. Fla
MA-EEE e CuLENAN- General Travelling Asf-
IpHS buZlEE. Agent. Dcala. Fla.
y. =. PENNINGTON. Traffic MANAGE
\. -. MACDOSELL. General Passenger Agent
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To Cure a Cold in One Cay

TO Cute a COIu II! One LAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money if it fails to cure. 25c.
The genuine has L. b. 9. on each
tablet.
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CINCINNATI AND JACKSONVILLE
Macon. Atlanta. Chattanooga. Cincinnati
hiC. -n. Toledo. Detroit. ltyelalG. Isui>ylll lie
Nashville and Indianapolis.
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Nos. - anc - Fast Nail. SlccreTS between
SrEs .'-k ana Jacksonville. also carries Nash
Vile sleeper. and the Cincinnati SlccT-er via
A-hHNlllr.
Nos - aud > carry through sleeps between
Jacksonville and New York ia connection
with and - and and and L. Rith Pullman
~l.cfs'r~ trtwern Jacksonville and lamps
NJ. - carries the through Pullman sleeper
for Nashville. This &, brought into Jackson
Vile on return by -.
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A~UENlLLE ROUTE
Ii.ugn sleeper l-stwg'u Jacksonville. Gin.
Ciunati and Chicago
The herald., 1897-04-08
Notice
THE HERAL'

THE HERALD PUBLISHING COM
pany, corporation, duly organized and
existing under and by virtue OF tho laws OF
the state of California, and having its prin-
cipal place of business In the city of Los
Angeles, county of Los Angeles. state OF
California.
Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting
of the above entitled corporation. to-Vy.f
The Herald Publishing Company held on
the 25th day of March, 1897, an assessment:
of ten dollars (S10) per share upon the cspi-
tai stock of the said Herald Publishing
Company was levied upon the said CAPT
tai stock payable on or before the 30th day
of April, 1897, to the treasurer OF the cor
poration, the First National Bank. at rs
banking house in the city of Los A ageies.
county of Los Angeles. state of California,
and that any stock upon which the assess
ment shall remain unpaid on the lst day
of May. 1897. shall become delinquent and
shall be advertised for sale at public auc~
ton, and unless payment is made before
will be sold on the 18th day Of May 1851
at twelve o'clock NJ, to pay such delinquent
assessment. together with COSTS OF adver.
tising and expenses of sale.
FRANK A. GIBSON
Temporary Secretary Herald Plblishinx
Company.
Location of office, 222 w. Third ST., Los
Angeles, Cal.
Date Of service and first publication,
March 26. 1897. myl
The herald., 1897-04-08
SANTA BARBARA

SANTA BARBARA, April 7.-(Regular
Correspondence The board of super
visors is still in session and much busi-
ness of importance remains to be dis
posed Of The following appointments
were made today: Game warden. Frank
D. Manderville, chosen on the 18th bal
lot, the vote being as follows: Frank d.
andeville-Supervisors A B. Williams.
E. st. John and Walter Elliott; Barney
hoemake-Supervisors w. A. Hayne,
jr., and w. w. Broughton; constable.
Second township, w. w. Hopkins, by
the following vote: w. w. Hopkins-Su-
pervisors A. B. Williams, w. A. Hayne.
jr., and w. W. Broughton; Clarence c..
Kelton-Supervisor E. St. John and
Walter Elliott; constable Third town.
ship, Oscar Hicks; delegates to food
congress. o. w. Maulsby and ElYood
Cooper. There are two vacancies In the
county board of education and it is re-
ported that combination has been form
ed which will result in the appointment
of Arthur F. Balam of Lompoc, and c..
A. Starke of this city. The other candi-
dates are W. S. Edwards, ]. B. Hanken-
son and r. o. Hickman.
Robert Moser yesterday instituted pro-
ceedings to recover damages and the
possession of so acres of land
The case against William Beckman,
for attempted burglary, was dismissed
A license to wed was issued yesterday
The herald., 1897-04-08
ORANGE COUNTY

court, directed the auditor to draw an
order on the court house and Jail fund
| for $7764.28, the balance claimed to be
due Hulteen G. Bergstrom. The superior
court will decide later whether the
| money shall be paid over to the con.
| tractors.
John Harris, native England. and a
resident of Westminster aged 65 years,
| died yesterday morning at his home in
that place. The funeral will take place
tomorrow.
The death of Edward Beswick. 6s
years Of age, occurred yesterday morn
| ing at the home Of the family west of
this city. Funeral services will be held
tomorrow.
The Stearns Ranches company has
sold to w. j. Hale thirty-six acres in
La Habra district.
Henry L. Smith Of Santa Monica has
purchased AZ $40 acres in the Anaheim
extension from Frank j. Patton of Los
Angeles. the consideration being s25OO.
Plez James. a former resident Of
Anaheim, was in Santa Ana yesterday.
He returned to Los Angeles last even
ing.
The Jefferson club entertainment.
which was announced for Friday even
ing last, will be given in g. A. R. hall
next Friday evening.
Capt. S. M. Finley last night received
orders from regimental Headquarters
directing Company L of this city to as
semble for its regular annual inspection
tomorrow evening at $3.50 o'clock.
Though the boys have been anticipating
such call. many were somewhat sur
prised, and on account of the short no.
tice given, and the dilatory ones have
made the armory lively all day while
completing preparations for the ordeal
1t is expected that Major Diss will have
charge of the inspection.
John w. Landell of this city and Mise
Soledad G. Pryor were married yester-
day at the home of the brides mother
near San Juan. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Father O'Keefe of San
Luis Rey, and was followed by a grand
barbecue and other festivities peculiar
to the ancient Spanish marriage Gus
toms.
The herald., 1897-04-08
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY

to Thos. F. Mallory. native of California
and resident of Goleta. and Annie M.
McClelland, native of Ireland and resi-
dent of Santa Barbara.
Garfield and Starbuck. attorneys for
defendant, yesterday filed a notice of
intention to move for new trial in the
case of ]. c. Wilson VS.. the Alcatraz
Asphalt company.
B. f. Thomas petitions the superior
court to appoint him guardian of the
person and estate of Ernest Robins, a
minor child of Martin Van Buren Rob
ins, deceased.
The district attorney. yesterday re-
ceived the following message from Budd
G. Thompson at Stockton:
I'VE are preparing papers on behalf
of DR.. Asa Clark, superintendent of the
Stockton insane asylum. to have re-
QUESTION issued to Arizona for the return
of Antoine Vital. who was convicted in
your county about June or July, 1894,
of the crime of murder and sentenced to
death. His sentence was afterwards
commuted to life imprisonment and he
was then committed to this asylum as a
criminal insane, and escaped January
9, 1895. We desire to send US, as speedily
as possible. certified copies of the in
dctment, or information on which Vital
was tried; two certified copies of the
record OF conviction and the sentence
and such other papers in duplicate relat
ing to the conviction and sentence as you
may deem advisable"
The herald., 1897-04-08
RAMONA

RAMONA, April Especial Corre-
spondence) Ramona is one of the M
terror towns of San Diego county To-
Gated about twenty miles from the pres
ent terminus of the Cuyumaca rail-
road, and about the same distance from
Escondido, the terminus of the Escon-
dido branch of the California Southern
railroad-Santa Fe system.
Ramona is not large town, but holds
the key to the trade of Julian county,
which is very rich and full of resources
now being fairly we'll developed and
capable Of furnishing at present large
amount of freight and in the very near
future a greatly increased supply.
For instance, there is the one item Of
apples. This crop the coming season
is estimated at very nearly 100, 600
boxes-10.000 boxes coming from one
orchard, that of Chester Gum. Here
is $50 carloads of this one item.
There is move in San Diego to Sc
cure the trade of this section by rails
ing fund to secure the extension of the
Cuyamaca railroad to this point.
There is also a move being made by
the California Southern people to have
the Escondido branch extended to Ra-
mona. The business men Of Los
The herald., 1897-04-08

Angeles are directly interested in this
latter proposition. If the Escondido
branch is extended Los Angeles will
secure our trade. If the Cuyamaca
road is extended San Diego business
men will get our trade. The people of
Ramona and vicinity are willing to as
sist either enterprise. They want a
railroad and are willing to help those
whoare most anxious to help them
selves.
In this matter Ramona people are
proposing to work for their own inter-
ests.
The Ramona Sentinel Is the only pa
per published in this section of coun-
try. 1t was formerly published at Ju-
lian by Mr.. Jasper, who Is now the
president of the board of supervisors of
San Diego county. He removed the
Sentinel to Ramona and then sold it to
the present editor, Stanley 3. Wilson,
who is making live paper for our peo-
pie.
The herald., 1897-04-08
SANTA ANA

| SANTA ANA. April 7-Shortiy after
noon today Deputy Coroner I. d. Mills
received a telegram from Capistrano
stating that the dead body of a man had
been found on the beach at San Juan
by-the-Sea. The telegram bore the sig
nature of Constable r. o. Pryor. Up
to a late hour this evening the coroner
has not been able to obtain news which
would either establish the identity of
| the deceased or explain the cause of
| death.
Deputy Constable Mills has arranged
| for an inquest at the scene Of the dis
| covery.
The 26th of this month is the last day
of grace for the payment of taxes. To-
day the receipts at the office Of the tax
collector were unusually heavy. Among
the large concerns which discharged
their obligations were the Southern
California Railway company and the
Irvine Land and Water company, the
former paying into the treasury $723. II,
while the latter contributed $6S2.03 to
the county's revenue.
These amounts represent but one-half
Of the real property assessments of the
corporations named, the personal prop
erty tax having been paid with the first
installments.
In the superior court today the follow
ing panel of trial jurors was drawn for
the April term Of court: T. H. Borden,
c. s. Mason. s. j. Arkells, ]. A. Buck
ingham, c. A. Clough, G. H. Dunn, John
Kerr. George W. Cheney, G. F. Havens,
8. P. Kinney F. A. Gates, e. w. Kimball.
Edwin Cox, ]. c. des Oranges, F. E..
Upham, w. E. Case, v. e. Blodgett, H.
M. Seymour. E. G. Huntington, E. H.
Allen, John T. Gray, r. M. Mitchell,
John G. Bell, Newman Essick, B. G..
Barker These jurors will serve during
the months of April, May and June, and
will appear in court on Saturday the
18th inst.
The board Of supervisors met today
Several minor matters pertaining to
road work were disposed of, and the
board, in pursuance Of an order Of the
The herald., 1897-04-08
ASTRONOMICAL SECTION
Election of oficers-An Interesting
Paper on the Tides


The annual meeting of the astro-
nomical section of the Southern Califor-
mia Academy of Sciences was held Tues
day evening at the residence of ]. D.
Hooker, 1926 West Adams street. The
election of officers for the year 1S9793
resulted in the reelection of B. r. Baum
Gardt as chairman. Joseph Jacobs, c. E.,
was elected secretary The chairman
announced two interesting papers to be
read before the section in the near future
one by Mr.. Jacobs on 1.-The Energy of
the Sum-" and another by John B. Wood
of Riverside on Comets and Comet Or
bits" From mathematical standpoint
both of these papers promise to be more
than usually interesting.
The lecture of the evening was by
Prof. Melville Dozier, vice-principal of
the state normal school. The subject
was 1.-The Tides" The method used in
explaining the extremely intricate pre-
nomena of the tides proved pleasant
surprise to the audience. Especially was
this true of the explanation of the tides
on the side of the earth most distant
from the moon. Instead of attributing
these, as most textbooks do, to the fact
that the moon exerts more attraction
on the solid matter of the earth than on
the liquid matter further distant, Prof
Dozier interpreted this phenomenon
as due to the resultant of the tangental
and rotational motion of the earth in
its rotation around the center of grav
itation of the earth moon system. This
led to a heated discussion among the
members present. The lecture was
graphically illustrated with blackboard
diagrams.
The astronomical section numbers
some fifty members. mostly students of
astronomy and mathematics, and is in
a fiourishing condition
The herald., 1897-04-08
REDONDO

REDONDO. April Irregular Cor
respondence.) ]. M. Bracewell returned
from Garlock and vicinity and will close
out his business here, his interests a.
Garlock, Mojave and Randsburg de-
manding his entire attention.
The knights of Maccabees gave an en-
joyable smoker" at Foresters hall on
Tuesday night.
R. Edwards launched his trim little
yacht yesterday and took her out on a
trial trip. The boat handled well and
will undoubtedly be able to show clean
pair of heels to any craft of her size.
The Kings Daughters will give an
Easter social on Saturday evening, April
18th. Lunch will be served.
s. s. Dawson of Pasadena was visi-
tor here yesterday looking over the situ-
alton with view of a possible real
estate deal.
The steamer Protection arrived Tues
day with 100000 feet of lumber con-
signed to the Willamette Lumber COM
pany. She left yesterday for San
Pedro.
Work repairing the fender filings on
the new wharf has been completed. The
piledriver has been removed to the old
wharf. and work on it is being pushed.
The herald., 1897-04-08
AVALON

AVALON. April 7.-(Regular Corre-
spondence,. A very enjoyable excur-
sion was given yesterday under the chap
eronage Of Mr.. Grant of the Metropole
hotel, to a party of guests. oonsinsting
Of Mrs. Nicholson, Chicago; Mrs. Swear
ington, Evansville. Ind; Mr.. Temple and
wife. st. Louis; Miss Josie Bayer, Jack
sonville. ILL.,. and others to the isthmus
and Little harbor. on the power launch
Sunbeam. The party reports having had
a delightful ride from the fsthmus to
Little harbor and the stage road, the
wild flowers now in nRuriant bloom
lending an additional charm to the al
ways lovely scenery.
The herald., 1897-04-08
SAN DIEGO

SAN DIEGO, April 7.-(Regular Cor
respondenoe.) The campaign that end
ed last night was the most interesting
municipal election held in this city for
many years past, and resulted in an al
most complete victory for the Republi-
cans, the Democrats capturing only the
treasurer's office and one member of the
board of aldermen. Politically it Is the
greatest triumph ever accomplished
here for the Republicans. and their sue
cess can be attributed to the fact that
the nominees of that party were men Of
exceptional merit and general fitness
for the various Offices. In the election of
the Hon. D. c. Reed by majority Of
almost 500 votes to the Office of mayor
the Republicans have much to be proud
of. Not only have they achieved a great
victory politically. but they have given
to this city chief executive who would
be an honor to any city, man who will
give this oity an administration-such a.
The herald., 1897-04-08

Ramona Railway company have re-
ceived another encouraging offer The
proposition has been made them by a
thoroughly responsible contract to grade
the entire road bed for a stated sum,
taking his pay half in cash and half in
stock of the company. He asks nothing
until the work is completed.
A. H. Butler, promoter of the Japa-
nese steamship line from San Diego and
a large shipper of cotton to Japan, is
now in the city and came here some time
ago with Mr.. Potter of Chicago in the
interests of the line. He said today
that San Diego is sure to have the Pot
ter transpacific line of first-class pas
senger steamers whether the $3.50, 900
subsidy asked for is raised or not He
said he was not yet at liberty to dis
close the facts but that the chances were
never SO bright as at present.
The herald., 1897-04-08
LOS ANGELES COUNTY

| object lesson showing what transfor-
nation can be effected within a few
years in Southern California. Five years
ago the spot occupied by this handsome
and printable orange grove was a sheep
pasture.
The proposed boulevard routes be-
| tween this city and Los Angeles were
| inspected today by Los Angeles and
Pasadena committees. Messrs. T. p.
Lukens. c. Stewart, p. M. Green. DIR. G.
r. Thomas. M. e. Wood. w. T. Clapp.
Porter Stoutenburgh. Lockwood and
Kennaghan from Pasadena met four of
the Los Angeles committee on Colum-
bia street. In Hoag's taiiy-ho the party
was driven to South Pasadena and Lin
coin park over the Mission road. From
Lincoln park the gentlemen walked over
the hills to Los Angeles, from which a
good view of the route could be had.
One Of the largest of recent sales is
that closed today, whereby Col. John
Wadsworth becomes the possessor of
c. 8. Christys beautiful home place on
California street. The property has
frontage OF 140 feet on California
street, and the house Is a handsome
structure. containing about twelve
rooms with all modern improvements
The consideration is not stated, but is
probably not far from $25. 900. Mr. Wads-
worth sold his beautiful home on the hill
at the south end of Orange Grove ave-
nue. only few days ago to Mr.. Ladd, a
tourist stopping at the Green, who was
50 delighted with Pasadena that he de-
cfded to make his winter home here.
Mr.. Christy will remain in Pasadena.
The committees of the Mount Lowe
bondholders and unsecured creditors
met this afternoon In Attorney A. r.
Mstcalfe's Office and discussed the
question OF settlement
j. Arthur Loining, reader and imper-
senator, appears at the Presbyterian
church Thursday evening of next week
in the Y. M c. A. entertainment.
AT the operahouse Thursday evening.
April 15. Wiikie Collins New Mag
dalen" will be given by accomplished
actors for the benefit Of the Charity or
ganization.
AT meeting last night OF the Tuesday
evening club 1t was decided to accept
the invitation Of the board of trade to
occupy a taAy-ho in the Fiesta parade.
PERSONALS.
Mrs. E. A. Ford and daughter Miss
Jessie Ford, left with Mr.. Ford today
for their home In Pennsylvania.
Miss Libby will give a box party at
the Los Angeles theater Saturday night
to see Fanny Davenport
Mr. Charles Bratton will entertain at
dinner at the Green Friday evening.
Miss Lewis. who has been visiting
Pasadena friends. has returned to her
home in Los Angeles
Mrs. E. r. Hull. of Waverly Drive, en-
tertained friends this evening.
Mrs. Reed. Of Grand avenue, leaves
In few days for Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. A McNally and Mr. and
Mrs Roy Barnhart of Altadena, will
leave about the first of May for the east.
D. M. Ferry Of Hotel Green left for
the east this morning.
Dr. Taylor and family, who have been
living on the corner of Orange Grove
avenue and Palmetto drive, leave on
Friday for Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Emery Is the guest Of his son, F.
w. Emery of this oity.
Councilman Washburn Is in Orange
county hooking after some Of his prop
erty.
The herald., 1897-04-08
POMONA

POMONA, April 7-(Regular Cores
pondence.) Two of the honorable un-
employed, who gave their names as
J. T. Wilson and Frank Howard, were
arrested here this morning by Constable
C. S. Gilbert for being in an open box
car and they were arraigned before Re-
corder Youngs. A jury returned YER
dict of not guilty.
The Christian church was crowded
last night at the oratorical contest under
the Demorest rules between six young
men of this place-JO. Dudderas, Frank
Linastruth. George Mosher, George Wat
erman. Clyde Johnson and Ira Nieble.
The first prize was awarded to Ira Nieble
and the second to George Waterman.
The High School cadets have ordered
their uniforms which are looked for
the latter part of this week, and the
boys intend giving a public parade be-
fore they go to Los Angeles to partici-
pate in the military procession of Fiesta
week.
The Woman's council at McComas'
hall Friday afternoon will have a paper
on Practical Philanthropy.
]. T. Brady, of this place, has sold his
10-acre 5-year-old orange orchard on
Hotel avenue to H c. Braden, of Mime
apolis, for $500.
Mrs. VIII Orcutt, who recently ar
rived In Pomona from Chicago, an aunt
of N. D. Huse, Of this place, has bought
ranch near Lordsburg and intends
moving on 1t for home.
Mrs. e. A. Curtis is building a nice
house on a lot recently purchased by
her on North Gordon street.
News of e. A. Hoskinson's death Qor-
merly of Pomona) at Bocadel Toro,
South America, is received here by a
private letter from M. o. Daniels.
Ed Hewlett has returned from Rands-
burg
]. M. Brest is carpentering In Long
Beach.
Mrs. w. l.. Brown, once of Pomona, Is
expected here on a visit from Willette,
Cal.
Mrs. w. D. Morton and daughter,
Birdie, have returned from their ex-
tended visit in Santa Barbara county