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The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1898-04-16
"PRESERVALINE."

The Great food preservative, is per-
fectly harmless, and preserves with
out boiling or sealing, fruit, vegeta-
bles and wine. Fully tested and
approved. SO cts. per package
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OREGON SHORT
LINE RAILROAD

The direct line to Salt Lake City
and all Utah points.
I'm effect october 81, 1897.
Northboun'. staff NJ. SouthbouAd.
Leave 7:3o r. NJ Frisco Arrive s:ts A. II.
Arrive S:4s Milford I Arrice 6:75 Is
Leave 9:Io g. Leave 7:oS
Leave 1905 A. NJ Clear Lake Leave s:5s g
Leave 400 . Oasis Leave 400
Arrive goo juab ! Arrive 100 r. II.
Leave $50 Leave Io:25
Leave o:So a" Neph Leave oIs "
Leave 7:51 Provo Leave 7:4o
Arrive o:35 I" Salt Lake Leave 90 "
Trains between Nephi and Frisco daily
oeps Sundays.
Latest improved Tourists Seepers on all passsn-
ger trains between Milford and Salt Lake City.
-Four trains daily between Salt Lake and Ogdea.
Leave salt Lake 700 A, NJ, 6:2s M,
$500 A. NJ, S:45 M.
The o egon Shcrt Line, in connection with The
Onion Pacific System, is the shortest and fastsA
to all po nts east. Direct connections at Salt Lake
City With through trains.
S. G. Dye, Agent,
Malford, Utah.
S. ". Fccles, ID. e Burley,
Cen'l. Traffic Manager. Gen'l. Pass. Is Tkt. AE<.
salt Lake City, UTAH.
The sun., 1898-12-23
Grand Installation.

Many visitors will be present at the
installation ceremonies of Wilmington
Lodge, No. !, A. o. U. w., on Janu-
ary 5.
A degree team will be present to initi-
ate candidates and delegation Of from
twenty-five to thirty visitors from Phila-
deIphia is expected, who will come to
see the largest lodge in the United States.
Within the past six months its member
ship has been increased 102 at one initia-
tion, and over 300 during the term. The
"Big SIX Lodge, of Detroit, was formed
by the merging of eleven lodges, but
Wilmington Lodge stands first in num-
bers as single lodge.
The sun., 1898-12-23

from active participation In politics. III
time.
Willard Salisbury tried to spoil the
game but the indications are that he did
not succeed.
Coroner Wright has one more chance
and will then cease dropping his pay for
doing nothing.
United States District Attorney Lewis
C. Vandegrift is suffering from slight
attack Of the grip.
Did some one remark that Mr.. Clerk Of
the Peace Foard had not filed these con-
firmation papers?
John refused to have the light turned
on, especially after the "Jedge" ex-
pressed his opinion.
Deputy Coroner James T. Chandler is
the essence Of politeness (?) in these, the
last days of his term.
Rev. Jonathan S. Willis may not have
troubles OF his own, but he's keeping
Sir Anthony Hig. guessing.
Wonder if the Democrats have paid
for that band they used in the recent
campaign in Sussex county.
He said he only delivered half the
goods and then Charles S. Horn dropped
from off the political horizon.
The Regulars intend to deliver the
goods if it is in any way possible. And
it will be Hon. George Gray.
The letter carriers are buster than
they have been for years, and every
one of them is loaded down with Xmas
gifts.
"Have you the endorsement OF Con-
gresham Hoffecker OF Delaware?" and
he turned his face homeward without a
murmur.
William Michael Byrne now has an
idea that he will receive the United
States District Attorneyship as a New
Years gift.
DR.. Hiram II. Burton, stands very
little show OF securing that protested
seat in the State Senate OF Senator elect
Franklin c. Maull.
Sheriff-elect Taylor is rapidly gaining
an insight into the duties OF his Office
and finds pleasing instructor in the
person OF Sheriff Finn.
Ii Hung Chang Bach may be superin.
dent of the rural mails but during his
recent visit here he ascertained that
he could not run the Wilmington post.
office.
There's job I've always wanted, said
Willie.
It's in the United States Senate said
Billy.
It's job you'll never get,
And on that you can bet,
Was Sir Hig's reply to Sweet (?) Willie.
The sun., 1898-12-23

Situations or help adj
yeftissnents in THE
SUN yuill be run for IS
cents until either have
been secured and order-
ed out.
The sun., 1898-12-23

WANTED Engineer wants Q position, either
locomotive or stationary. A firstclass. competent
engineer with frst-class references from last
iiss, Greene, Eagle, Ball, ErIe. Wood and loco.
motives. Am firstclass fireman also. Address
ENGINEER SCN Office. II
The sun., 1898-12-23
SITUATION WAM1EO--M

SITUATION wanted for q competent engineer
Address q. J. BURBANK. No. 523 West Eighth
street, city.
The sun., 1898-12-23

Who said they were subsidized?
And there were gingle and gggles.
Sir Anthony Hig has spoiled his rig.
The Silent Man is keeping his 'opes to
himself.
The First Cit. is not dreaming, he is
only asleep.
First Citizen Hilles? When the rail
birds never get shot.
Governor Ebe W.Tunnell was visitor
in this city yesterday.
Court. is SO sorry that he can't be Re.
corder Of Deeds for life.
Postmaster Hugh and the Botch will
never again swing on the same gate.
John Biggs, will, it is said, soon retire
The sun., 1898-12-23

With the approach of Christmas the
politicians have apparently abandoned
thinking Of the United States Senatorial
problem and turned their thoughts to
the usual presents.
The situation, as far as Hon. George
Gray and ]. Edward Addicks are con-
cerned, is unchanged, and the contest
still rests between these two gentlemen.
The Regular Republicans have again
cast their eyes on Mr.. Gray and the
Democrats who will assist them in obey
ing the mandates OF the administration
have decided to go into caucus, and in
this manner endeavor to best Willard
Salisbury in his fight against Mr.. Gray.
They claim that only six Of the
twenty-one Democrats in the next Gen
eral Assembly are against Mr.. Gray and
by holding a caucus they contend that
these six will be compelled to vote with
the majority when the voting begins on
January II.
Whether or not they will be able to
hold a caucus is a mooted question, but
they haye decided on such step if it is
possible.
:, In this manner they hope to accom-
plish their purpose and the Regulars
will materially assist them in their OBJ
ject. What deal has been made with
Democrats in order to gain this end is
unknown, but when the voting COM
mences it will soon become manifest
that the fight is between Mr.. Gray and
Mr.. Addicks.
The sun., 1898-12-23
HELP wANrEO...FeMALEs.

WANTED-Half grown white girl to assist
with children Apply at grocery store, 625 West
Front street.
The sun., 1898-12-23

WANTED-Competent girl for general house
work. Apply No. 1911 West Fourteenth street.
The sun., 1898-12-23

WANTED-Girl for general housewoIk; white
preferred; apply at No, 1904 West Tenth street.
The sun., 1898-12-23

Much good advice is being freely given
in the press of the State to the members
of the coming General Assembly regard
ing prospective legislation. Too much
time has been wasted in past sessions
through ignorance of the duties of
legislator and of the needs and wants of
the public generally. Now that divorces,
fences, bitches, strays and school dis
tricts are relegated to other tribunals,
some modicum of time for serious work
may reasonably be expected.
At the last term Of the Court OF Gen
era Sessions in Kent county, the grand
jury, in its report to the judges, particu-
larly and earnestly advised that the in
mates of our jail should not be suffered
to remain in idleness but should be given
work.
This recommendation is an import
ant one for many reasons, but especially
because it proves the fact that the COM
munity at large is awakening to sense
of the utter unftness of our present Jail
system. Enforced idleness is good for
neither man nor beast; for the honest or
the dishonest individual. The whip
ping post has been retained in Delaware
solely ana simply because the rest OF our
system was confessed failure as to a
large portion of our criminal class, as a
punishment for crime. If this State had
provision for work for its criminals, the
law which entails the lash for the lar
cency of loaf Of bread or a pound OF
meat but exempts the wife beater from
its sting, would scarcely be tolerated for
any length of time. Work Furnishes as
much or more than the whip; but it does
not take away the last vestige of self re-
spect which any criminal my still re-
tain.
The attempt to secure State penten-
tiary has always failed because OF the
expense involved. This being the case,
it has been asked frequently, why not
make the criminals give us good roads?
1t goes without saying that a peniten-
tiary or work house alone will entirely
fill the need; but certainly a crumb is
better than no bread.
The question is one which the General
Assembly can answer, but 80 far it has
The sun., 1898-12-23

WANTED-A good woman for hougework,
middle age preferred. Must be q good plain cook
Apply at 1901 Lancaster avenue.
The sun., 1898-12-23
LOST AND FOUND.
MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-Energetic agents, either sex. Char.
acter must bear strictest investigation. Address
SUN office.
The sun., 1898-12-23

An Item like the following has been IN
the daily papers the past week:
Politicians are wondering how con-
test which will come before the next
State Senate is to be decided. 1t is an
nounced that DR.. Hiram r. Burton, the
Republican candidate for Senator in the
Fifth district, has filed notice of contest
with Frank lin G. Maull, the Democratic
candidate, who was declared elected, and
the matter must now be determined by
the State itself DR.. Burton made con-
test before the Board Of Canvass, and for
some reason abandoned it.
The question now is how the Senate
will decide the contest. On the face of
the returns there are nine Democrats and
eight Republicans in the Senate, but
under the usual proceeding Maull would
not be allowed to vote on his own con-
test, and this would leave tie vote. If
the Republicans voted for Burton and
the Democrats for Maull there would be
no decision, and the Senate would stand
eight Democrats and eight Republicans.
The statement in the above that DR..
Burton for some reason abandoned the
contests when before Judges Grubb and
Boyce, he denies. On the contrary, it
appears they stopped short and refused
to Investigate the ballots further when it
was apparent that by go doing it would
show the election of DR.. Burton. These
judges were acting as a Returning
Board' in their judicial capacity. That
Judge Grubb should show himself to be
a politician first and dispenser OF justice
next, if DR.. Burton's position is correct,
is not surprising to any one, but was
hardly expected OF Judge Boyce. Is it
the Kent county trick in another form?
The sun., 1898-12-23

PERSONS who are interested in raising funds
LOT churches, Lodges, Clubs or o.her worthy in
stltutons can learn of plan that will surely
yield good results by addressing
PROMOTER, care The sun,
Wilmington, Del.
The sun., 1898-12-23

As usual Kent and Sussex counties are
expected to capture all of the offices OF the
Senate and House. The down country
members always have an eye to business
and never leave if they can help it, any
of these positions to New Castle county.
Representative James w. Robertson
would make irst-class speaker of the
House. But will he stand any chance
with the down state members? We think
not or any New Castle county members
for that ter.-Daiiy Republican.
The sun., 1898-12-23

FOR SALE-Set two new store curtains,
feet wide, feet long Also set (two) door cur
tains, q in. wide, new. Can be seen at s. T..
corner Sixth and kirKwouG s.reets
The sun., 1898-12-23
BOARDING AND LODGING

WANTED-Occupants for two second.story
communicating furnished rooms, with or without
board. No, 902 Adams street.
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>HERIFFS SALE

Under and ~ virtue II an execution issued
out 81 and under the seal 81 @e circuit court
Ia and FOR Marion county. said execution dated
September 1T. l-1s-. In certain cause wherein
Geo :. Nash j. plaintiff and Otto Grothe 10
defendant. ILay" levied pn and will op
NpNDAY, OCT"EEE }. IsNs.
IN" same '.-iUy legal Sal" day. and during
the legal .sSg.- ~ sale. offer for sale At the
door 81 Ia" court house Iu Dcala. Fla. and sell
To- the. highest aud list bidder for cash the fol
lowing real .--fat.- in Marion county. tO-Wit:
lot A. subdivision - block j.. old survey Of
Dra.a- I<-yied nH and sold 10 satisfy said exc
cltipn ana r,-f-. y. ID. HoDSE,
Is. ". " lETr%. Sheriff.
Plaintiff Attorney.
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Lake Weir Locals

Lake Weir, Sept. 2O.-Ernest
Aver and Albert Renfroc Of Dun
Melton returned yesterday.
Miss Cornelia Wakcman has
sold her home at Miami, and has
come to this place, where She
will reside III the future.
Mrs. j. G. Porter and daugh-
ter, Marguerite, Will leave on
Saturday 10 visit in Jacksonville
and St. Augustine, after which
they VII Join the rest Of the
family at DeLand, their future
home.
James, Joe and Miss Susie
NoblOck Of Martin, Fla, left yes
tcrd1y, after a pleasant visit to
Miss Mary Turnkey.
Mrs. MiIus Cooper and children
will Ieav" on Saturday to visit
w. l.. EmOry OF Dade City.
Miss Mary TURNKEY entertained
Saturday night in honor of her
visitors, Mcssrs. and Miss
Noh1Ock.
A party Of nineteen, chapcr-
oncd by Mesdames Wright,
Waterman, and Bell Of Ocala
are camping at the Bullock
acc.-TImes- Union and Citizen.
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MnNnAY. OrInEEE 3. 1870.
CrrArInN ~ AnMINIsrRArInH

In County Court. Marion County. FIOrids,
~ Ia" County judy ~ said County:
Whereas. -. F. Wallace has applied 10 this
court for letters 90 administration on the
tate. - Mr.. Annie Butler wife Of George But
!.-Tr d-c.a ed. formerly - England. lately Of
$rw York City. ,wning property ia Marion
county. Fla.
These ar. therefore. ~ cite and AdmOnish
all and singular the kindred and creditors OF
-H!d deceased. Zoo IT, and apT-aF brfOTr this
court. Oh or f--lur.. tie
18th DAY or OCTOBER. A. u .Ias.
and III objections. u any they have 10 the
granting 4 letter a. aforesaid. otherwise the
same. viii D.. granted a. prayed.
Witness IGv maine county nudge 81 The
county aforesaid. 's.- 1T day 81 ~eptemb% ?,
l-.-. 4 81 LLDCk.
SEAL County Judge
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SOLICITOB> WANTED-LADIEs OR GEN
- t!rm-n. for our complete sets 81 Juvenile
Books Tor the holidays. Zach set has four
l-pok-. graded for little ones Ia grown up folks.
Esch hpuk cha Tming. delightful. captivating
Prices Tangr from 80 Ia s. - Large books
each OVERLOOKING with happy illustrations
Tremendous sellers Nothing like them
Four months golden harvest for energetic
workers Credit given Freight paid. Big
g">t commissions Outfit with samples OF all
four i1ukS free. send twelN,. 2-cent stamps
FOR paving part only 10 the postage alone
Drop all trash and clear Slat a month with our
exclusive Juveniles. THE NATIONAL BOOK
CONCERN. JUVENILE DEPT CHICAGO
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- Il. Di PI.EE HODGE,.
sheriff. Marion County.
4. = MARSHALn SALE

Under aud by virtue OF an execution issued
out of tia" District Court 81 Tia. United states
for the Southern District Of Florida in a GER
tain cause - herein the United states Is plain
tIT and Dick Curry. alias Richard Curry. 10
defendant. have levied upon and will sell At
public cutlery for cash L. the highest bidder
Monday, July !, A. ID Isgs.
before In" court nous" door 81 Marion county,
State Of Florida. during the legal hou r. OF sale
the following described property. situated In
said county tD-wit The west half of the
northwest quarter If section twenty-fOur,
township thirteen. south Of range twenty,
east. according TO map Of the United States
survey, on Tile ia the land office at Gainesville.
Florida. Purchaser To- pay for title.
joins r. HORk.
United States Marshal for the Southern Dis
trict of Florida.
The nlsuys- sale J. continued until Monday
October 3. l-s'- H. 4. PRED.
Deputy 4. >. Marshal.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.

To the sheriff 81 Marion County. OF the
State 81 Florida:
Know ". That !. John l. Crawford. Secre-
tary Of state % ih,. stat. 81 Florida do hereby
give notice that "a General Election will lie
held IN Marion County. state nf Florida on
Tuesday next succeeding the first Monday In
N"vemb"r. A. u. ISS. the said Tuesday
b..ing the
EIGHTH DAY OF NOVEMBER
For on" Representative Of the second Con-
grcsSi"nal District ~ th- STATE Of Florida in
TIA" 18th Congress 81 the United states
For "n" Justice. 81 The Supreme Court Of the
state ~ Florida. for full term
For one Justice. 81 rh'. supreme Court of the
Stat" "f Florida. for UnrNpired term OF B. y
Liddun. resigned.
For Treasurer 81 the State 81 Florida
For tw" Railroad Commissioners for the
term 81 four years
For one Railroad Commissioner for the term
"f tw" years
For senator for the Twentieth Senatorial
District 81 the Stat" 81 Florida
For Nv" Members 81 the House Of R-preseu-
tativr> 81 the state 81 Florida
For County judy.
For Tax Assessor.
For Tax Collector.
For County TREASURER.
For County surveyor.
For three Members 81 the County Board OF
Public Instruction.
For Justice 81 the Peace ia and for the fol-
lowing Justice Districts. viz: No. 3. No 4
No. :. No. II. No. l.. No. 10. No. y. No ~,
No. -. NJ" - Nn -.
For Constable ia and for the following Jus
ticr Districts. VIZ: NJ. ]. NJ. 3. No. 8, No O.
No. :. No. :. No. =. No. II. No II. No. A,
No. l.. NJ. IL. No. l.. y" ~. No ~ No u
No. %. N". -. Ne. - NO ~.
~ The attention 90 the sheriff Is called
10 ia" law requiring him Ia cause "a Nutlcr of
said Election To- l- published ia a Newspaper
printed in the county, IL there. be n paper IA
the county. and = there. De- mo- paper published
in tia" county. hr shall Gauss, AT least i've
copies 81 this Nntic'. 4" D.. pasted i'm the most
public places Iu the county.
In testimony whereof. have hereunta set
ms hand and affixed the Grrat seal OF the
stat" uf Florida. at Tallahassee. the Capital,
this ia" 9th day 81 August Isgs
JOHN l. CRAWFORD,
l.. - Secretary of State
To Il. BI I'EEE TTuB"E.
sheriff. Marion County.
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Its use guarantees quick and
permanent cure Of all blood dis
eases, such as old sores, scrofuIa.
blood poison, pmplcs, etc. 81
per large bottle. Send for book.
free. Blood Balm Co., Atlanta,
Ga.
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In the Circuit C"uri, Fifth Judicial Circuit
Marion County. Fln--In Chancrry.
Ada Lewis complainant. ". !. II. Anderson H..
81. al. Hdlut-.-FDreclOsure.
II appearing by affidavit appended To the
bill filed in the above stated cause that James
III and Molii- r. Anderson. the defendants
therein named are npn-r--idents OF the state
of Florida. and r. residents 81 the State Of
Texas and over the az" 81 twrnty-one years
II J. therefore ordered that said non resident
defendants br and they are hereby required TO
appear Z" tia" hill 81 complaint filed In said
cause ON or b'.forr Monday. the
3rd DAY OF OCTOBER. 4. D., 1885.
otherwise the allegation 81 said bill will be
taken confessed 10y said defendants.
II j. further ordered that this order ~ pub
lished once week for eight consecutive
weeks ia the Ocala Evening star, newspaper
published in said county and state.
This. TIA" Gth day 81 August, 49,.
>. 7. SIsTEUSK,
Clerk Circuit Court. Marion Co. Fla.
BY CHA- Y. MILLER. -. &
JSp. q KEAEDO$. Solicitor for Complainant.
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: iverEEIS

Like biliousness, dyspepsia, heatache, comst-
patton, sour stomach indigestion are promptly
cured by Hoods Pills. They do their VOLS
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ADMINI,TEATOK.s NDTICK

/. ". l. Henderson. administrator OF the
'-tat- II r. v. Henderson. DECREASED. hereby
give notice %. creditors. l-gatres. distributes
and ali other prisons having claims de-
MAIDS -,a.H-t said "--uts-. 10 present the same
duly aut!f ntlrat-d- within TWO years from
this dat. or The -am" vii! u barred. This
the stA day % september. A. ID. lsss.
". T. HENDERSON.
ssd Sw Administrator.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL

the PostofIicc drug store.
Several barrels Of fine onions
just received. Gerig & co.
Born, yesterday, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Israel Klein, a daughter.
-Limeade, the greatest Of all
summer drinks, &c at TroxIer's.
Robert McNamce of Jackson
VILE is in town on legal business.
At j. J. Fuller's you can buy
d shirt that is q beauty for d
wheel.
Fine fall furnishings for fas-
tidious fancicS, Davidson and
VanEchop.
-Borated TaIcum Powder, IOI
cents, at the Anti Monopoly
drug store.
Let every citizen bestir himself
to secure an cncampmcnt Of sol
diers for Ocala.
-Elgin Creamery butter and
cheese. Fresh and sweet at the
Mccarthy store.
l.. r. Chazcll has returned
from q short business trip to
Nashville, Tenn.
Five cent package Oat meal and
new Graham flour just received
at Gerig & Co.'S.
The leading brands of five
cent cigars and chance at the
wheel at Trox.cr's.
Fresh and new garden seed
for fall planting received. Also
onion sets. Tydings q Go.
The annexation question set
tied by buying d par Of l3c. to
25c. carriers at j. j. FulIcr'S.
Blocks fancy crackers al
ways in stock. Guaranteed
fresh at the Mccarthy store.
Persons desiring to preserve
eggs for winter or spring use can
get Pcr-AIgrctta at TydiDgs q
Go
"A big drop in price to protect
you from little drops CT ram.
Umbrellas for all vt j. j. Full
ler's.
Robert Sinclair has gone to
Hartshorn to take Il position with
Buttgenbach & Co., the phos-
phate dealers and miners.
Are you in need Of cow feed,
bran, shorts, middlings, cotton
seed meal, quaker feed? This is
all in our line Of feed. GerIg q
Co.
We can but fail, and the
chances are in favor of our get
ting an cncamplncnt Of soldiers
for Ocala, if the. proper effort is
made.
FOUND-A pair Of eye glasses.
Owner can have the same by pay
ing for this advertisement and |
proving property. Nathan
Mayo, at the Anti-MOnopOly |
drug store.
Miss Cohen's school will open
Monday, Oct., 3rd. Terms very
reasonable, payable monthly in
advance. Reduction from regu-
lar rate for more than one from
the same family. 2Wd.
Secretary Alger and staff are
touring the South, visiting the
different camps. The party will /
be in Jacksonville next Sunday. |
One Minute Cough Cure sur
prlses people by its quick cures
and children may ,,4No it in large
quantities without the least dan
ger. 1t has won for itself the
best reputation Of any prcpara-
ton used today for colds, Group,
tickling in the throat or obstinate
coughs. Autobiography drug
store.
Private Alvin Maloncy OF Com
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| carry at All times a we'll
selected stock Of the best meats
and produce obtainable. Of
beef, mutton, pork, sausage
and fish We have the cream of
the martet. Oysters and
game in season. Telephone
No 26, free delivery and your
patronage solicited.
j. w. DAVIS,