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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-19
WEBSTER GROVES,

ing spent six weeks on tine Continent. Wis
i'i M.r most 81 OF The European countries.
Columbia. 81
Mrs: Z. II. Holton departed last week.
c chan Mrai Il, p kimbaI of kirkwood. fos
Miss Carrie Chase departed last satur-
day for Lake MiEnetonka.
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Howe entertained with
CARDS last Monday evening. The lawn wa
nshted with many japanese lanterns and
G GrTG tables We're PLACED on the veranda
Yong and Mabel Smith: Messrs VIII Rich
arcs. l. j. Gurus and Charles Norris. OH
G En- guests s,; wers Hiss and Inns, NorHect
pot Iliekinga. Emma Strickland. Laura
phliippi, Pauline Teal, AIessrs. T. G.
Smith. Charles Norris and Chester De
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter V Scho,z are MAX
ing short visit in Chicago.
Charies Robinson has returned from a
months fishing on the Gasconade
Mrs +. g Howe entertained with cards
inniirsday afternoon. in honor of Mrs. Cot
tell M Of baltimore. who is visiting Mrs. {.
Clark and Mrs. J. u. Nettleshp. Other
guests were Mines. VIII Richards. Ell
y scholz Henry Hawken. William Camp
Yong and Ruth Early.
Mr. Mr.. l Harry Wrisht Of Webster and Miss
at the residence of the brides parents ON
July g. They will reside in St Louis
Mrs VI. j. Day and her niece, Miss Res
sic Brownell, are spending few DAYS at
Doctor Mary Dod's sanitarium. preparatory
TO their departure. in few days for Hot
Springs. Ark.
Mrs. w. c. JAEGER entertained at luncheon
Monday in honor of Mrs. NJ. +. Laety and
her daughter, Miss Mary Laety, who is the
tiancee of Mr.. Fred Booth. Mrs ii4cer's
brother. The other guests were: Mines
A. NJ Fellows, ]. ". Sheldon. l.. f. Rip
ley; J. d; Ripley. E: S. Healey. r. \. Allen
Mr.. John Moulton of Kansas City. former
" of Webster. recently visited Mr.. F. g.
Howe.
Miss Caryl Robinson of New Orleans. who
has been visiting Miss Mabel Merrill de-
parted for home last week.
The Louis Brys will land in New York
this week from their European trip. They
will return to Webster August .
Doctor and Mrs Howinck and little
daughter of st. Louis are spending n few
days with the +. l.. Stoddards.
Miss Bessie Smith departed last week for
Delaware. q.
Mr.. and Mrs L. r. Wright of Old Or
Chard have moved into their new residence
on Garden avenue. The house was built
according 10 original plans of MIR. Wright.
and Is a handsome residence OF modern
design. heated with hot water and lighted
with electricity. Mr.. and Mrs. Wright
celebrated their fourteenth we'd
ding anniversary. on which occasion Mrs
Wright was presented by her husband with
a stylish horse and road cart.
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Mrs. Fred Johnson departed THURSDAY for
Glasgow. Mo. whore Sh" viii visit Il sister
Her mother. Mrs. Smith, is in Atlantic
City with relatives.
Miss Marian Barnhart Of Kansas City,
Kas. visited the J. f.. tplcyS this week.
on her way 10 Avon Point o. where sli.
will spoud the summer at the luke cottage.
of her grandfather. Mr.. .. T.. Johnson.
Mrs John French has returned from
Memphis and Is with h"r parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Alexander PENN
Mr. and MIS- u. q SeTuPyaH departed Cor
New York last night.
Mrs Charles Sieber am! Misses Mail sl1
N;idel.la s-lcter departed tuUc~t.-', for
Cane Mag where they viii spend Ia. rest
Of H.. summer with Mr.. " ;. Fleming and
MS daughters. Mamie and Madeline. in
their summer cottage.
Mr. j. h. Ripley gave "a IIU-- iart'- n
Thursday evening ia honor 81 Mis- .'.iI
BlrEhart II Kansas City. IL" iI"u vas
strung with Jap"rese lante,as and -s .ss
thus.. present were Misses iIci Ease. s.. ~
gare. Hart Myr,I" SaIvcte '..lZa.e.r
Forbes. Frances I'al.err. H,zi !t.a.n--
ford Cynthidn Fix E.izaAeth and Char
i1itc SucIurdS0u. f.dIth baker AiI.aa aud
Emma BETH. 81 jys bls"smeg. Ne.=r-
VIII Waters. HerDert Rhodes. Edward
Kl"c!SIne". Walter skinner. JLm"s Hcrtls.
Eugene - IiStury. Percy Wilcox. Frank
Perr"t. Howard Gruet. Lyman Warren.
Frank .tLG Robert Avery
Mr.. : \. Adrich AID Miss Carrie Al
dricl departed iGf Canon city Colo. Thurs
day.
VIII Rhodes has ;aken q position in Bur-
lIAgtyhr Ia.
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kIRkWOOD.

Mrs. Fayette Ewing has gone to the
mountains of Tennessee. where she will
spend the remainder of the summer with
her sons.
Fred B. Murphy and family have rented
the residence of T. d. 1lmball for the sum-
mer Mrs. Kimball departed Wednesday for
Chautauqua. n. Y. She was accompanied
by Mrs. Ida NJ. Drummer and Mrs; II. E.
Holton of Webster The Misses Drummer
may join. them little later.
Miss Olga Kess.er has returned from a
visit to her cousin, Miss Rinkel, of st.
Louis.
Miss Elizabeth Fischer has departed for
California. where she will spent the ro-
mainder of the summer with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hart Mclean. with
their children and maids, will depart in 4
few days for the Northern Lake resorts.
Miss Franc G. Wilde departed Wednes-
day to spend week with friends in Tetre
Haute.
Misses Ruth and Edith Freegard Of ST
Louis spent Monday in Kirkwo)d.
Davis Biegs and his bride are expected 10
arrive in Kirkwood about jay 20: They
will make their home with the family Of
Judge and Mrs. d. W. Bisgs, on Washing.
ton avenue. The bride was Miss Willis of
Sacramento. Cal. and the marriage was
one CT the fashionable Juae wcddir.s there
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erend and Mrs Leslie +. Potter. the Rev
erend ]; 7. Smith: Messrs. and Mines. Ash
ley Cahel!. f. II. Berkley Jones. w +
Gray Mrs G. +. JenckynS. Coleman. BY
ars. Shields Nicholson Edwards. Misses
Clayton. HouGh. Coleman. Albright and
Last Thursday Miss Bessie Skinner WIS
quietly married to Professor f.. II. Sturte-
want OF the University Of Missouri ut CO.
iunnla Tn" ceremony was performed NJ
IN" families OF the bride and bridegroom
Alt.r a wedding journey through the East
Professor ana Mrs. Sturtevant will be at
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WEDDINGS.

Four trains day St. Louis to Cincinnati.
via Big Four. Parlor. sleeping, dining cars.
Miss Anna Chichester Galvau, daughter
of Mrs J. d. Galvan was quietely married
to Mr.. Will Albert Thomas. at St. Teresa .
attended by her sister. Miss Lulu Galvan.
the bridegroom by Kier Galvan. Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas left Immediately for tour
of the Northern States. They will be at
home on Thursday after August &C. at No.
1865 Swan avenue
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George ]. Rinkel of No 1925 Hodiamont
avenue departed last week for Gunnison,
Colo. where he will spend two months rus
tiCatinE.
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Mr.. c. o. Shackelford. accompanied by
his sister. Mrs. Margaret Beach. has gene
to Mount Clemens, Mich, where they will
spend several weeks.
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Mrs. F. A. Pollock and daughter. Mrs.
parted this week for the Jersey Coast
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MISS SARA s. SONES,
No. Sll9 Locust street.
Society stationery-Mermod & Jaccard's.

ward. Chicago. The young couple will go
to housekeeping and will be at home after
September l.
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Mrs Woodwork and Miss woodworth.
formerly residents of ST Louis. who for
several years have been living in Paris.
have arrived at White SULPHUR Springs. Va.
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Fine dBmonds-Mermod & Jaccard's.

a quiet wedding, which took place Thurs
DAY: July g. was that of Miss Mabel Grace
4tOS Labade avenue. and Mr.. Carleton De
Lock Trousers only son of Mr. and Mrs.
+. w. Troman. of No $50 Jackson boule-
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Holloway left Thurs
day for tine Northern Michigan resorts.
where they vii! spend the remainder of the
summer.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Clement Creyelin-
Jr.. who nave returned from New York and
Atlantic City and have been guests of their
sisters. Misses May and Tillie joyce. have
now taken apartments at Hotel Beers.
where they will reside until their new
home is ready for occupancy.
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Mrs C. E. Nicely of Little Rock. Ark. is
spending the month of July with her hus-
band at the Monticello Hotel. In August
they will make tour OF California.
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ever. Stick to the 'i"nr color and vary it
with white belt and hat.
The shirt-wa.st girl may show infinite va
riety in her belts.
Usually it is black. Once and awhile You
see patent leather. More often IA black
stitched taffeta else one of those OPEN
work affairs that look like crochet. but are
not. and which fit into the figure beauti-
fully They are simple and most mex
penSive and finished in front with a neat
metal buckle. Then they have the addi-
tional advantage of being girded to any de-
sired size without the usual and annoying
buckleholes.
Don't wear a belt of the same material
as your shirt waist unless you are very
short-waisted and want to remedy that de-
feet. A belt to your outing skirt of cloth.
with positions at the back, is in good style
ana very serviceable. SERENA LAME.
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and Miss Irene Shepard of Jerseyrille, ILL.,.
have been, spending the week with Mrs.
Joseph Robards of Maple avenue, Cabanne.
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The Misses Juliet Leber and Erna Reineri
departed Wednesday for fortnight's stay
in Kansas City
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Mrs. s. NJ. Frank of Charleston Is giving
a house party In honor OF the Misses Clara
Salisbury and Annie f. Tresenriter of St
Louis. Bess Eatterton of Cairo Stella Dor
rance OF Frederickston and Eva Bowen of
Poplar Bluff.
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Mrs. j. G.. McLachln of Goodfelow ave-
nue. departed last Monday to spend the sum
mer months at Oconomowoc and other
Northern lake resorts. She will return
September i.
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six MISREPRESENTATION " JaccaTu :.
A pleasant lawn party was given by the
members of the Yale Club Saturday evening
at No 1879 Hammett place. The lawn was
decorated with Chinese lanterns and dan
cling was INDUCED in until late hour. aft,
er which repast was served. Among
those present were:
Misses
Ida Feist. Emma Zeller.
Alma Grote. Esther Iurgens-
Olive Iandzettle. meyer.
Neoma Beckham, Lizzie Brown.
Nell Richards, Jessie Floreth.
Marion Richards, Gertrude Clark.
Nell Shea, Belle Barksdale,
Mona Richards, Edna Murray.
Messieurs-
Frank Heyer. Thomas 10y.
Henry ]. E.ckhoff, w. o. Richards,
Irwen f. Grote. l.. l.. Lowe.
Arthur +. Grote, j. B. I.eaton.
Harry Ryan, Joe Kaiser
A. r. Miller. VIII Reitz
Marshall Gayle. Harry Floreth.
v. A. Tiefenbrunn, 7. Thompson.
+. T Wetteroth. Julius Floretn.
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Rich cut slass-Mermod & Jaccard's.

Mrs. Juliet Van Horn Fagg will spend her
annual outing in Colorado. leaving for an
extended trip on August l.
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Silk umbrellas Mermod & Jaccards,

The Unity Dramatic Club will give an ice
cream social and hop at Masonic Temple,
Odeon. Tuesday evening. July 81.
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SOCIAL CLUBS.

Through slseping-cars St. Louis to Bos-
ton. every day in the year, via Big Four.
The C. V. S. Club gave picnic ut Ra-
mona Lake last Sunday. Among the pleas
ures OF the day Were games. boating and
dancing. The music that accompanied the
dancing was furnished by members Of the
club.
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Best watches-Mermod & Jaccard's.

Mrs. John NJ. Beall left Thursday evening
for Il trip through Canada and Mag
Falls. She was accompanied by Mr. Bcall
and Mr.. and Mrs. r. p Williams They
will be away until October !.
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Mr. Peter Geiser and daughter Of South
ST. Louis recently left for an extended
trip through the West. They will visit all
the noted Western resorts.
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Doctor and Mrs. |. A. Bass Of No. 355l
Olive street departed Friday for Atlantic
City. and other Eastern resorts for three
weeks visit.
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daughter Ida. accompanied by her mother
Mrs. Jeannett Park are spending the sum
Het at Colorado Springs. colo.
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Miss Marguerite Jennings returned home
last week from a three weeks visit TO Ches-
ter, H.. bringing with her Miss Myra Mar
rison and Miss Jessie James. who will be
her guests for the next month.
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MT ana Mrs. Edward Guntly have left
10 spend the summer at Glcnwood Springs,
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Mr.. ana Mrs. John Ockerson will go East
.hte IN august for Il visit at several of the
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Miss Bessie Stodder of South Compton
avenue entertained some officers and mem
bers of Company F. " G. NJ. Wednesday
evening. July Is. prior to their leaving for
camp at Lake Contrary. Mo. Saturday.
July IS. The evening was spent in music
served
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where Miss Woodworth vies with Mrs. AL
bert Bond Lambert in being the best-gowned
woman at the resort this season.
Mrs. K. F. Niemoerer of Maplewood has
returned from Indiana where she visited
relatives for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Guntly have left
Colo.
Mrs. Mrs; Charles T. Trembley and her little
W Snus i I nna. accompanied by her mother,
Nils. JediIett Park are spending the sum
n'et at Colorado Springs. colo
Mr.. and Mrs. John Oclerson will so East
resorts.
t., MISS ludwig. former teacher of Spanish
~ ta'Sn Schooi. has gone to the city of Mexico
10 perfect herself In TN. study of Spanish.
-, Mr.; and Mrs. Rudolph NJ. Singer have left
ne" home. No. 50S2A Morgan street.
Mrs: Joe ,rrauer AID daughter Miss Sell
ma. and Mrs l.ou.s We'll have returned
meme from six weeks visit with relatives
ard friends.
M!sCEif.ANE0i EVENTS.
pF. W. Drosten. JeuaIer. Seventh sui
i."e streets. ieaN g jay =, for Europe with
mn,I m'iun OF mak.ls quite purchase OF
VIII be pleased to execute any commissions
hltruSIed 10 il4S care
, MISC Alice Howarth Of No. zoe, Marcus
aN'hIc entertained "A party of friends Tues
"a! evening in honor Of Miss: Lillian Nuns
tIs %. 1i!Zaheth. y. j.. who is spending
ne" weeks mere with relatives aud friends.
A very enJo,ao.c evening was spent by all
present Among the guests were:
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=, NiUf II,IIS. .NUUll ana NlSht. BIZ FOuF trains
leave ST. Louis for Cincinnati.
Miss Lucy Claire Brooke of Webster
Groves has been visiting her aunt. Mrs. 10
seph Jay Brady of Allen avenue. She has
returned home. but will depart in q few
days Will her sister. Constance. for Il short
visit 10 her aunt. Mrs. William Edgar Xii
len of Jacksonville III.
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" -'''7 T''VIN his s'dS"TI'
Mrs. h F. Niemoerer of Maplewood has
returned from Indiana, where she visited
relatives for two weeks
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The most beautiful trains are those Of the
Big Four TO New York and Boston.

An enjoyable evening was spent at the
residence of Miss Alma Many. No i355A
Easton. on Thursday. a repast was served
at u o'clock. the dining-room being deco
rated with peoples and sweet peas. Those
present were:
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Miss Helen Bayer Of Page boulevard has
left for the North 10 be gone month.
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Miss Ludwig for1ne- Teacher of Spanish
IN the Night School of the st. Louis public
r. Scnooi mas gone to the City of Mexico
!" perfect herself In the study of Spanish.
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Mr.. ard Mrs. A R Smyth have returned
to Hotel Berlin from the West and will
leave shortly TO spend the month of August
on the Atlantic Coast
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where Miss Woodworth vies with Mrs. Al
DerI hohn Lambert in being the best-sowned
woman at the resort this season.
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\ pleasant evening was spent at the home
of Miss Nick B:gelow Of No. 1921 Lucas ave-
nue. last Friday. Music. dancing and games
were enjoyed. Among the gu ss we're:
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Mrs. John A. Lynch of Park avenue. ac-
ing the summer at Battle Creek Mich.
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KELLY'S TRIAL TONIGHT.
Special Committee to Investi-
gate Connerty Charges
Will Be Named.

According to President George W.
Decker. of the Excise Board Excise In
specter William f. Connerty, who is ac-
cused of extorting S. in cash from Form
er Saloonkeeper Thomas Mailley, will
not be tried at tonight's meeting of the
Board. The affidavits filed by Mailley
and James Carroll, witness, will be
submitted tonight and special commit
tee appointed to investigate the charge.
The association, of which Connerty is
standard-bearer, will hold a picnic at
Grand View Park this evening.
The trial of Building Inspector Kelly
on the same charge by'a special commit
tee of the Board of Aldermen is sched-
uled to take place this evening.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.


Notice is hereby given that on the 5th dal
of May. 1s0s application made 70 TIL
Board OF Street and Water Commissioners u
IMPROVEMENT OF ST. PAUHss sAVENUK
from Germania avenue to- Tannele arens,e.
to the % provisions erne1 of Shapser T ss q tie Law
of 1885. and in the followinga manner. 1nsiud
ing all Intersections
To have the carriageway for the full W1dtt
thereof graded TO the established grade by e1
grade.
To have the present curb ereset and net
20-inch curb set where necessary.
To have the carriageway paved with Belgiai
TO have the present bridgestone crosswaliu
relaid and new bridgestone laid where 1eees
sary
And all other work done that mag be neces
sary to provide for the flow OF the surfac,
water, and to complete the improvement IN I
good and substantial manner.
Notice is also given that on the zfsF d1i
OF July, 1905, the Commissioners OF Assessment
filed in the office of the Clerk Of the boar
Of Street and Water Commissioners their pre-
liminary map for said Improvement, show nd
the probable total cost Of the Contempt 4 tes
Improvement and the probable amount 10 b.
by. and the same is now open to D9lhlfl
k-spection in the office Of the Clerk oi sail
And notice is also given that the follow
ing streets or avenues. or particular section
thereof are included in said assessment
ST. PAUL's AVENUE.
from Tonneie avenue to point about 100 fe,
south thereof;
TONNELE AVENUE
on the south side, from st. Paus's. avenue 10 A
point about S5.9 feet west thereof
GERAANIA AVENUE
from ST. Paul's avenue to points about eBT fee
east and HIS feet west thereof
And that in accordance with the provision
of the act above cited the 4th day = Aurts
1908 at O'clock P. NJ, and the Assem- II,
Chamber Of the City Hall are herebx hx d a
the time and place when and where The Boa 4,
or street and Water Commissioners svill - &
20 hear all parties Interested in said anal
tion and all "Reminiscences against tn fafs
Improvement that may be presented in wrst,ns
BY order OF the Board Of Street ana wafs
Commissioners.
GEO. T. soUToN.
Clerk
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1903-07-30
WANT HENDRIck WITNESSES
Writ of Attachment for Miss Lewis
Who Did Not Obey Order of Court

VINO 91u NOT Oney Oruer OF NOuTt
Justice Gaynor issued yesterday a
writ of attachment against Miss Lille
Lewis, of No. 1905 Fortieth street,
Brooklyn, for refusing to make an affi-
dayit in the case of Mrs. Agnes May
Hendrick, who is suing her husband, DIR.
Charles C.. Hendrick. for divorce Laura
Biggar, the actress who was connected
with the alleged conspiracy to get posses
sion of the Bennett estate, is named as
correspondent
Mrs. Hendrick is the defendant in a
counter suit by her husband. He says
John P. Lewis was too friendly with his
wife. Mrs. Hendrick wanted Miss Lew
is to make an affidavit the charge was
untrue Miss Lewis said to lawyer the
charge against her brother was false.
Justice Gaynor issued an order for her
appearance in the Supreme Court on last
Tuesday. She did not appear and the
order for her arrest was signed yester-
day. 1t was said she would be in court
today.
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The DAVIS OUTING
Executive Committee to
Complete Arrangements
August II 5000
Men Expected
In Line.


The Executive Committee of the Rob
ert Davis Association will meet on Au-
gust IL to complete all arrangements for
the Associations outing at Donnelly's
Grove on Wednesday, September g. The
ASSOCIATION will hold a, special meeting
on August 20 to discuss matters pertain
ing to the outing.
At the meeting of the executive com
mittee on August II, the selection of a
lieutenant colonel majors, aides and cap
tains will be made. 1t is probable that
there will eSfive battalions instead of
four as heretofore. There will be four
bands, four fife and drum corps.
The captains selected will draw for
positions on August 21.
1t is anticipated that 5000 voters will
attend the outing and that nearly all of
these will be in the morning and night
parades.
The morning parade will move prompt
ly at nine o'clock and the Steamer Grand
o'clock sharp.
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JOSHsPH y. BEff5IE
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GEORGE S. MALLORY,

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L. b. Fowler .official Aesessmsnt Map q
Jersey City, N. j., 1894, SAID sale being made
pursuant to the provisions Of an act or tns
Legisiatufe Of New Jersey. passed March scsh.
1885, entitled
lection OF arrearaEes df unpaid taxes, as
sessments and water rates or water s renss ,,s
10 ch5es q Inls ssssaaen ana and len IL leu
and instead of such arreaFases, and TO ets'
force tas the aas E e
taxation and assessment. S.
And the several suppiements thereto.
And you rurtner nofiheo that YOU ap-
pear to have an estate d interest IN said
lana and real estate:s and unless the said land
Sisn vided iaSsajd aots. wIfain one year from the
date Of sals ana before the expiration .s q sig
deed forNthe same will bet given conveying to
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