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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1898-07-07
REUNIONS.

About Is members of the Saith Pa. met ut
Johnstown recently. Officers for 1898 are
Pres, VIM. II. Fredericks; V.-P., r.. S.
Graham; Sec, Vim. A. Slick, Dale: and
Treas, David r. Bryan.
2ith Ohio, at Jackson Hall, Cincinnati
Sept. 8. Robert S. Grim. Secretary, Mt
Vernon, o.
John G. Springer. Secretary, Springfield
III, announces that the State Board OF
Agriculture will recognize the services Of
the veterans by setting aside Tuesday.
Sept. "a, as odd Soldiers Day." at the
Illinois State Fair. Regimental Reunion
will be held on Sept. 26 and 2s, rooms
being assigned by the committee. All
communications should be addressed TO
Comrade Springer.
Cookers Iowa Brigade, at Jefferson
Iowa, Sept. Il and %. Veterans of the
18th, 18th, 18th and 10th Iowa are entitled
20 membership and are urged TO attend.
John Hayes, Corresponding Secretary
Red Oak, Iowa.
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SONS Of VETERANS.
Loyal Young Men and Their Great
Order.

Division Commander G. E. Leighton
has established headquarters at SkOwhe-
gan, Me. The following staff appoints
ments have been announced; Surg,
Mai Edward Fl. Smith, WestbrOok; Chap.
Capt. III. /. Holt, Gushing; Adjt, Lieut..
Eugene w. Crawford SkOwhegan: O. NJ
Lieut.. Chester III. Mills, Skowhegan; Judge
Advocate, Lieut.. William III. LOOney, Port
land; Inspector, Lieut.. Fred E.; Hooper,
Bath; Mastering Officer. Lieut.. George u.
Hamilton, BuckSpOrt. Assistant Inspectors,
with rank as such, E. n. COurSOn, Bruins
wick; III. a. Lowell, Pennington. All official
communications, reports and returns will
be forwarded to Eugene w. Crawford.
Adjutant, Skowhegan, Me.
Col. Leighton says: 1.-THE attention Of
each member of the Division is called to
the necessity of personal work new
year lies before us, a year of great Oppor-
tunitieS and If the record of the past is to
be maintained, each one of us must have
a part in the work. Let it be a personal
matter. Let each brother feel that this is
my Division as well as yours, therefore
let each member work increasingly until
every available son of veteran is en-
rolled upon the books of the Division.
Hearty cooperation and unceasing labor
are the watchwordS which your new Off
GERS wish to see exemphtied during the
coming year.
Paul Ii. Limbach, newly elected Colonel
of Colorado Division, has established
he headquarters at 500 West avenue, Denver,
Col. He announces the appointment Of
Adi't, Samuel Reiss, Denver, Col; Q. NJ,
Charles A. Jackson, Denver, Col.
Col. w. b. King, Division Commander
of Maryland, announces the following ap-
pointments: Adit, j. j. Winch, T.,
Mansfield Camp, 2; Surg, w. b. Morrison.
NJ. D., Mansfield Camp, 2; Chap, p. F.
Newell, Gen. Edgar Allen Camp, 10: In
speeding Officer, Chas. p. Jacobs, Column
bia Camp, 1; Judge Advocate, S. I. Camer<
on, Fremont Camp, 33; Mastering Officer.
Maj, Frank j. Beach, Lincoln Camp. 2
The headquarters are at Hagerstown.
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THE GRAND HRMY.
What Veterans Are. Doing for the
Good of the Order.
OKLAHOMA TERRITORY.

The following officers were elected at
the recent Encampment Of the Depart
ment of Oklahoma, held at Shawnee
o. T.: Com, G. d. Munger, Post /, Okla
homa City; S. V. c., A. r.. Snggs, Post
90, Alva; J. V. c., N. b. Easton, Post 7,
Saltwater; Chap, g. w. Fletcher, Post
20, Dover; Medical Director, +. L. Winker
NJ. D., Post 2, Kmgfisher. Delegates,
J. NJ farmhouse, Post H. MulhalI; l.. r..
Shocley, Post 43, Perry; Alternates, VIM.
Tompkins, Post %, Council Grove; A. W.
Lake, Post 8, Frisco. Council of Ad-
ministration, w. M. Smith, Guthrie; j.
NJ. Bishop, Norman; John T. Baldwin,
Hennessey; VIM. Fields, Guthrie; Henry
! Fisher, Crescent City.
Headquarters have been established in
Masonic Temple, Oklahoma City. The
following comrades are appointed on the
staff Of the Department Commander:
Asst Adi't-Gen., G. A. Calhoun, Okla
homa City; Asst ON. Gen, j. C. White,
oklahoma City; Judge-Advocate, F. S.
Jefferson; Chief Mastering Officer, ID. NJ
Younkman McLoud; Senior Aid and
Chief OF Staff, E. II. Leach, Norman.
MICHIGAN ENCAMpMENT.
The Annual Encampment of Michigan
Department was held at Port Huron.
Department Commander Aaron r. Bliss
in his annual address called attention to
the ISLANDERS which were occasionally in
dulged in regarding pensioners. He said
ut matters little who attempts to poison
the public mind against the veterans
whether he be high Or low, in or out of the
Government employ, has sting is without
| HARM r,,o
The reports show that on June 30, 1897.
| there were 16, 096 members of the G. A. r.
in Michigan. During the past year the
death loss was 1873, vet the total loss was
but 265, the gain over the death loss being
49, ~.
The officers elected were: Commander.
Alex. L. Patrick, of Detroit; S. V. c.,
Moses F. Carleton, of Port Huron; j. Y. c..
David C. Spears, OF Azalia; Medical Di-
rector, DIR. Oscar Palmer, of Grayling;
Chap, Rev. ID. Burnham Tracy, of De
troit; Council of Administration, Rem Bnr-
ker, Reed City; Thomas Keyes, Ionia; II.
5. White, Romeo; Ogden Tomlinson.
Plainwell, and j. c. Bontecou, Petoskey.
WASHINGTON ENCAMpMENT.
The Department of Washington and
Alaska held successful encampment in
Walla Walla. The registration numbered
238. The comrades were from different
parts of the State, and during their so
lourn in the beautiful city elected the
pearance and conduct. They left, carry
ing with them the best wishes OF Walla
Walla'S citizens for their welfare Com
rade George w. Tibbetts, Co. f., 4th n. H..
was elected Commander; S. V. c., ID. C.
Ely, Co. E, 9th Iowa; j. V. c., ID. r. WEIGH,
Co. X, 18th Ind. The meetings of the
Encampnent were very harmonious. The
various reports showed the Department TO
be i'm good working order, with an increase
OF ia in membership during the past year.
Seattle was selected as the place of meet
ing next year.
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THE RELIEF CORPS.
News and Gossip of the Great Auxil-
iary
COLORADO AND WYOMING.

The year just closed has been one of
success from every point of view and along
every line. President Fannie D. Hardin
and her associates have been tireless in
miniStering to the necessities of the veter-
ans and their dependent ones. Weak
Corps have been encouraged, and strong
ones made stronger, until prosperity might
fittingly be added to our triplicate motto
Very few realize, unless converSant with
the West, what magnificent distances are
included within the boundaries of Colo
RADIO and Wyoming. Mrs. Hardin has
travelled 6, $50 miles by rail at cost to the
Department of $3.50. She inspected q
Corps, officially visited all the others, and
organized eight new ones, besides doing
her share of the large correspondence. In
fact, her whole staff has labored with I'M
usual interest and marked ability, exem-
plifying that from unity and perseverance
will spring utility.
The 14th Annual Convention, held at
Cripple Creek, June II, IS, and IS, was one
of the most interesting and well attended
in the annals of the two States Harmony.
order and dispatch continued throughout
the session.
Among the resolutions that prevailed
was the following: THAT the W.R.C.
unite with the GAR in petitioninp the
Soldiers Home from Monte Vista, Col, to
Golden, Col.
Treasurer reported amount expended in
cash for relief, S1,45s.1S. Other than
money, s2,549.2O. Citizens of the noted
mining camp We'd with each other in do
airy, Tor in every available place waved
'Old Glory" with its inspiring colors of
bravery, truth and purity.
On behalf of the Department, Counselor
Ella l.. G. Dwinell, in a few pleasan mt
words, gave the retiring President an ele-
CANT gold badge set with diamonds. Other
gifts were made to Mrs. Hardin. Election
resulted in the following officers:
Pres, Lucy NJ: Campbell, Denver; S. v.
P, Minnie c. Kingsford, Rawlins, Wyo. :;
j. v. p, Arabella c. Johnson, TT. Morgan
Col; See, Hester n. Hartsell, Denver
Treas, Clara Rapp. Denver; Inspector,
Sarah Williams, Gunnison, COL; Coun-
selor, Fannie ID. Hardin, Denver; Patriotic
Teaching, Ella Wayne, Florence, Col. !;
Creek, Col; Delegates, Libbie Kent
Daniels, Denver; Ellen Whately, Denver.
Alternates, Ella Wayne, Mrs. McDonough,
Denver; Martha Evans.-Josephine A..
Cheeseman. Press Correspondent.
LOYAL WORK IN MASSACHUSETTS,
There is enthusiastic interest among
the Corps in Massachusetts in the worl,
fer the volunteers of 1893. Many boxes of
valuable articles have been sent by Corps
to the boys in camp and hospital, and
volunteer aid associations are comprised
of many W.R.C. workers.
Mrs. l.. A. Turner, Past National Presi-
dent, is member of the Executive Com
mlttee OF the Woman's Volunteer Aid AS
ISOLATION of Massachusetts, which is an
auxiliary to the State Association repre-
senting the commonwealth. Mrs. Turner
mas made several appeals at public gather
lngS IN behalf OF the hospital ship-the
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EDITORIAL NoTE.-To Department and
Corps Correspondents: The Editor cordially
invites correspondence upon matters per-
tanning to the Woman's Relief Corps. Con-
tributions should be sent as soon as possible
after the events Of which they treat. All
communications must be addressed direct
to Editor National Tribune. Washington,
D. 9.
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Deaths In the Illinois Home.

E. L. Higgins, Adiutant, sends the fol
lowing list of deaths in the Quincy, Ill.
Soldiers and Sailors Home, during May
Simon Stocklin, Co. B, LIST Ind. H. A..
John Adams, Co. l, s6th ILL.,; Henry
Namon, Co. |, 10Th ILL.,; Jesse Allison, Co
VIM. Fox, Co. A, 51st H.; Joshua Nc.
Clintock, Co. E, 1st Ohio Cav; Isaac c..
Morris, Co. l, 145th H.; Geo. Vogt, Co. H,
1l7th Ill
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Pension Bureau Methods.

Editor National Tribune: Thos. Hayes
102d Ohio, OF Wooster, O., had been seriously
i'll for a very long time. He had an appli
cation pending for years for an increase
from Sc to S12. Last Sunday he wa.
buried. After tho funeral comes the
notice that his increase has been allowed
j. w. b.
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A Blood Filtering is q real necess

20 all of us at times Our blood will get
sluggish and impure despite ourselves. The
best purifier is DR.. Peters Blood Vitalizer.
1t builds up the general health and imparts
life to the vital organs through the blood.
No druggists sell it. Retail agents do. Write
about it to DR.. Peter Fahrney, 112-l14 So.
Hoyne Ave-, Chicago, III
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PENSION POINTERS.
Inquiries Answered and Sug-
geStions Made.

IAN communications for this column should
be accompanied by the true name and correct
address of the inquirer. The reply, however,
will be marked as may be desired. No attention
will be given to anonymous inquiries. If no re-
ply is printed within three weeks. write again.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-08-27
Robbed the Grave

A startling incident, of which
Mr., John Oliver of Philadelphia
was the subject, is narrated by
him as follows: I was in a most
dreadful condition. My skin was
almost yellow, eyes sunken,
tongue coated, pain continually
in back and sides, no appetite
gradually growing weaker day
by day. Three physicians had
given me up. Fortunately, a
friend advised trying Electric
Bltters; and to my great joy
and surprise, the first bottle made
d decided Improvement. | con-
tinued their use for three weeks,
and am now a we'll man. [ know
they saved my life, and robbed
the grave Of another victim. -
No one should fail to try them.
Only so cents per bottle at It. G.
AlWorth & Co.'S. drug store.
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Death of Scott GadsOn

Scott Gadson, an aged colored
citizen, 80 years of age, and
father of Frank p. Gadson, died
at MarteI, where he was visiting,
at IL O'Clock Thursday night,
and was buried at Martel yes
terday afternoon. The deceased
had been a resident of OcaIa
since soon after the civil war.
He had been helpless with rheu-
matism for the past seven years,
during which time he made his
home with his son, Frank, who
gave him the best of care and
attention.
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sHERIFFs sALE

Under ard by virtue az seven "a executions
Issued out az End under the ssai OF the circuit
court in and for Marion county. FLORIDA. all
tc-.ed March l.. les. I'm which the Ocals Foun-
dry and Machine Works, a corporation. etc,
lame. H. Howard !. g.. BOoZeT trustee, J.
4 RooZer. Hilbert b Masters, Judson y.
NaI!-y. cashier. and Otis T Green respect
ively are plaintiffs and The Standard Phos-
phate Company. a corporation. etc. IS defend
ant have levied on and will on
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER, 5TH, lsas
the same icing a legal sales day. and during
tine legal hours Of sale offer for sale 1T the
south door 81 the court house I'm OcslA. Marion
county. Florida. and sell 10 the highest and
list bidder for cash the following real estate
and PERSONAL property in Marion county towit:
BEGINNING at the northwest corner Of section
-. township - south range ~ east. run thence
east Ig-Sf-lpJ chains. thence south s-Zs-lOO
chains. thence west l5.SO-iOO chains. thence
south 15-sO-ID0 chains. thence west Ss4-lOo
chains. thence north - Is-lOO chains, nv "A Of
w = section 81. township Il south range %
east. One mule named George. one mule
named Ned. one mule named Abe. one mare
mule named ida and an entire laboratory out
fit. said lAboratOry outfit being only movable
az great relative expense. will NJ sold where IL
J. now stored at the Standard No. plant, In
section %. township Ia. south range ~ east
sold 10 satisfy said seven exeeutlons and
costs. b. DuPkk HODGE,,
sheriff Marion CountT, Fla,
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COLLECTORS wANTED-LADIES OR GEN.
~ tlemcn. for our complete sets OF Juvenile
bonkS Tor the holidays. Zach set has four
books. graded for little ones 10 grown up folks
Zach book charming. delightful, captivating
Prices range from SOC. To 81. so. Large books
each overlooking with happy Illustrations
tremendous sellers. Nothing like them.
Four months golden harvest for energetic
worker- Credit given Freight paid. Big
sest commissions. Outfit with samples of all
Your books free. Send twelve Accent stamps
Tor paying part only Of the postage alone
Drop all trash and clear $500 n month with our
exclusive Juveniles. THE NATIONAL BOOK
CONCERN. JUVENILE DEPT. CHICAGO
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Tableaux

All the young people who have
been invited to take part i'll the
tableaux of the Baptist enter
tainnent, except the children in
"The Orphans at Prayer" and
"Jacob's LADDER" whether they
have been rehearsed before or
not, and whether they are other
wise notified or not, are requested
to meet for rehearsal at the
church Monday evening, Aug.
Goth, at S p. IN.
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MNNDAY- SEpTEMRER :. 1sqs.
NON.RESIDENT NOTICE

In the Circuit Court. Fifth Judicial Circuit
Marion County. FIa.-In Chancery.
Ada Lewis comp ainant. W. J. II. Anderson.
ct. al. defendan tS-FOreclOSure.
1t appearing by affidavit appended TO the
bill filed in the hOvt stated cause that James
H. and Mullie F Anderson. the defendants
therein named. are n0n-reSldentS OF the state
of Florida. and O re- residents of the State of
Texas and over the age of twenty-one years :;
it i therefore ordered that said non resident
defendants be and they are hereby required TO
aDpear IL the bill of complaint filed in said
cause on or before Monday. the
3rd DAY OF OCTOBER. \. D.. 1898,
otherwise thu. allegation of said hill will b.
IA ken as confessed by said DEFENDANTS.
II j further ordered that this order be pull
liShed once a week for eight consecutive
weeks in the Ocala Evening star, newspaper
pnbliShrd in said county nd state.
This. the 9th day of August 1895.
T. >ISTRUNK.
Clerk Circuit Court. Marion Co. Fla.
By CHAS Y. MILLRR. j.
JNo. u. REARpoN solicitor for Complainant.
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L. :. NARSHAL's SALE

out of the District Court Of the United states
for the Southern DISTRICT uf FLORIDA in q eeT-
tain cause wherein tho United states IL plain
tiff and Dick Curry, alias Richard Curry, 10
defendant. have levied upon and Will sell 81
public cutlery for cash 70 the highest bidder on
Monday, July &, A. D., ISIS,
Fatnre the court house door o. Marion county,
state 81 Florida during the legal hours OF sale,
the following described property, situated I'm
said county. to-wit The west half OF the
northwest quarter Of section twenty four.
township thirteen. south Of range Twenty,
cast according TO a map OF the United states
ryey on file in the land Office at Gainesville,
Florida. Purchaser 70 pay for title.
JOHN r. HON,
United States Marshal for the So1LEeEn Dfs-
trict of Florida.
The above sale il contigaed until Monday,
Set,t.rubeT >. las X. A. AIFKED.
Deputy T.. =. Marshal.
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SHERIEF's SALE

Under and by virtue OF an execution issued
out Of and und the seal Of the circuit court In
wherein James Cribbett il plaintiff and y. A.
league and Samuel Agnew are defendants,
have levied on and will ON
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 5th. 1873.
the same being a legal sales day, and during
the legal hours of sale. offer for sale at the
south door of the court house in Ocala, Marion
county Fla. and sell To the highest and best
bidder for cash, all the right. title and interest
OF the said defendants, or either of them in
and To- the following real estate I'm Marion
county. Fla, viz: VIZ Of se14 sec Il, tp IA 3 Il
Il ) = y. IA q lot 2, blk - q 5 aealS. swE
aud - Of SEA and sIlt Of sec Z. and VIZ q
NV Of sec 2.and ei4 OF mes and e1z Of seq of
and me- OF Sec Il. ALI in TIP II, south Of range
- asst. - Of ST and nwh Of se1[ Of ne1<
It sec -. and els Of nwl4 and nI2 Of sw1{
81 sec % all in tip ia ; 4 - +. Ma Of seq Of
sec .. up H. > RTE. So OF neI4 and M of
scii 81 sec /. and WI Of NV - and nw14 Of sw14
Of sec &. and nw14 Of seI4 Of sec u, and ne14 OF
ncIt Of sec 81. ard seI4 of ne1{ OF &c. all I'm
tp -. = X - r. EIz Of sw14 of sec ], TIP IS, x
- r.. 20 acres in SwI4 OF see Il, tp Is. > Il X.
N.Is 81 nrI less 10 acres Of sec 10. aud SEA- OF
H"j less 10 acres Of sec TO- and swI4 OF neI4.
less 10 acres Of sec 10. all in tp Is, > RAk
sec 81, tp IL ; Il ~ +. NwI4 Of ne II sec 4,
IT, Is, 5 X - r. se14 q se14 and WI Of sw1< Of
and . % Df i s 4 &c T. al III q t p i q =
sc Il: "a al IN ST q 3 3, = s < Of ss q
Of n.I OF Of - see !. tp - s5E SCI Of seq q
sec 10, ~ -, : X u Il. Sw1I Of ne14 Of sec "a,
tp H. q I'll, T. Ez Of se1f Of sel+ q sec e 10
nwIt Of SC ). tp 10. : R2IE NeIz and ma Of
r - T.. ~ 81 sc Il. tp 10. ; Il 10 4. Levied
costs B.DUPREE HODGE,
81 Ma
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Don't

Buy garden or field seeds before
getting NV prices. Ny twenty
two years experience in Florida
planting, testing and handling
seeds from every section Of coun-
try, enables me to procure the
best at lowest prices. Send for
price list. }. b. SUTTON,
Seedman, % Exposition ST.,
OcaIa, Fla.
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The usual services will be held
at the Presbyterian church Sum
day morning. Preaching by the
Rev. DR.. John Gordon Law.
The union services will be held
Sunday night in the Presbyter-
ian church, when Rev. w. E.
Bogart of the Baptist church,
will preach. All are cordially
invited.
One Minute Cough Cure sur
prlses people by it's quick cures
and children may take it in large
quantities without the least dan
ger. 1t has won for itself the
best reputation of any prepara-
ton used today for colds, Group,
tickling in the throat or obstinate
coughs. Anti-Monopoly drug
store.
j. n. Strobhar, we'll known in
Ocala, has retired from the
hotel business in Gainesville, at
which he made an enviable repu-
tation as a most genial and hos
pita Bile host.
&C. r. Tydings gives his per-
sonal attention to his prescription
business and uses the best drugs
money can buy and his charges
are the most reasonable. Take
your prescriptions to him and
get the best service.
We are requested to state that
there will be a meeting Of the
Mckinley and Hobart republican
club of precinct No I, at Mitch
ellis Hall on Monday night.
Only fresh package candy in
town at Troxler's.
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Begins Ginning Monday

George Giles will start up his
gins at Marti City Monday morn
ing and gin out several bales of
the new cotton crop. He will
have several thousand pounds of
cotton to begin on.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

Eu3er and by virtue of an execution issued
out af ai4d un4er the seal OF the circuit court
II and for Marion county in certain cause
wherein Martha u. Taylor il plaintirf and
George Giles il defendant, ! have Levied on
and will on
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER >, 1895
offer for ale and sell to the highest and best
bidder for cash in front of the east door Of the
court house in OcaIa. Fla. the following real
estate in Marion county. + IA, towit: Lots -
and So of block 1876 of west end OF Ocala accord
ing to recorded survey in clerk office OF
Marion county. Florida.
Also commencing at the northeast corner Of
lot y of f. &. Smiths addition 10 the town of
Ocala. running thence west - feet, thence
south 1884, feet, thence east - feet. thence
nor:h 1881 feet to point of beginning. Also
lots 4 a.d of Giles subdivision Of lot IL Of
said h g. smith addition To Ocala. Also Sw
!. of sW ! Of section 10. township i. south
ran-r Il east. containing 80 lSIUU acres more or
less Sold To satisfy said execution and cost IS
Z. ID. HODGE.
sheriff of Marion County.