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GONZAGA COLLEGE,

u otreet n. w,
Under the Care OF the Jesuit Fathers.
ne ColleBlate and Academic Courses
prepare students for Law Medicine
Higher Studies, and the LIBERAL Arts.
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
The Grammar School Is a new feature
Of the College In It young boys are
IIalaed Tor the Academic and Collegiate
Departments. and while excellent in
structiOn is given I'm the elementary
studies Of Grammar. English COMPOST
ton, Arithmetic. Geography and His
tory, special attention Is devoted To gene
uemanly department ana 10 moral and
religious training
The College opens September G. For
further information apply to the SEC
REIARX OF THE FACULTY. Cfouzaga
College, 70 / st. NV auI6-l0t-eod
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CHARLOTTE HALL SCHOOL. for Boys
Charlotte Hail. ST Mary's Co, Nd
Healthful location at the historic Cool
Springs" Thorough instruction in
mathematical, Business. Scientific. and
Classical Courses. Military discipline
Board and tuition. $40 per scholastic
year. G.. NJ. THOMAS. A. NJ, Principal
Rul7-30t
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MT. ST. JoSEPRS COLLEGE,.

Course Of studies-Classic Scientific,
and Commercial Terms: BOarders, per
session OF five months, S25. For further
information address BRO ISIDORE. Dr.
rector, Station d. Baltimore, Md. Cata-
lOgue sent on application au17-3Ot
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PENSION VOUCHERS
Executed on the 4th and 5th OF September
SUNDAY AND LABOR DAY.
S. J. BLOCK, Notary Public, COO + st. NV.
1t
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that Field Marshal Oyama has not as
saulted the city itself. but is direct
ing every effort to cut Off the cnerly's
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The Washington School CT Shorthand
and Typewriting. cor. 9 and 18th SITS.
Individual instruction guaranteed.
jy21-30t
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HOLY CROSS AcApEMY.

Select School for young ladies and chill
dren- Academic and Preparatory De-
partments. Complete courses In Music
and Art
ReOpens Sept. 10 1872 Mass. ave
au26-tt
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RICHMOND COLLEGE.

Session opens Sept. % Courses OF in
structiOn lead 10 degrees Of b A, B. S. 81.
NJ A. and Bachelor OF Law Srecial
advantages TO scientific students For
catalogue and information address
President +. w. BOATWRIGHT.
aull-30t Richmond Va
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Jacob Tome Institute
Boarding School for Boys,
PORT DEPOsTT. %

PORT DEPOSIT, Nd.
Prepares for college, technical school or busI-
ness. Manual training, physical culture ath-
letic sports, swimming pool. Location Of IN
surpassed beauty Endowment exceeding two
million dollars. Tuition. 500: room, board.
etc, 500; no extras. Free tuition for residents
Of Maryland For illustrated circular address
DIRECTOR a W. HARRIS. Sc. d. ulysses
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GERMANS HERE TO ]
GET new IDEAS
Distinguished Party Of Manu-
facturers on Way to st. LOUIS
Exposition Look at New
YoK from Pulitzer Building.

a distinguished party of t~wenty-four
Germans. prominent manufacturers
steamship Blucher. or the HAMBURG
n armpy officers. who arrived In the
American Line. enroute for the d..
Louis Exposition. visited the Pulitzer
Building this morning. were shown
through The Worlds press room and
saw b magnificent panorama OF New
York visible from the dome OF the
bulldog.
The party cntained half a dozen man
nfacturers from all over Germany. who
are touring America and who will visit
me Exposition. They are: X Louis
schellenberg, Mr.. wittmus. Mr.. ana
Mrs. FuhrEan. Miss Thurman, Mr..
schleussng. the largest manufactures
ef Photographic dry plates In Germany:
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer, Mr.. Kucben.
meister. Fritz Boas, Mr.. ana Mr., aj.-
vers. Mr.. von Haetten, Mr.. Klein. e
Haupt. ID Richter. Mr.. ana M, Pc
nau. Mrs. sartorius. Mr.. Hoofrsp "a
Mr.. Mursalh. ~"
The members OF the nartv var.
s,eauy impressed with The Worlds
gigantic presses and with the view
rom the dome. Hermann sutor, who
was in charge OF the party. said:
1 could hardly get them away from
the dome Of the Pulitzer BuI,din,
they had mt hoped to be able 10 ret
such a complete view Of New York III.
working OF The Worlds presses inter
ested them very much. The sight vsa
= revelation to the group Of
turers, who expressed Themselves "A
hucn rattle with their visit.
many or these manufacturers bave
5ome her at the expense OF the German
oovernment TO see the Exposition and
lake back new ideas to GERMANY. Wa
intend to visit Philadelphia, Baltimore
hnd perhaps some other large cites
on our way to st. Louis. Several mem-
pers OF the party expressed a wish 10
visit the Pulitzer Building again be-.
lore leaving New York. but as we leave
Ior 81. Louis tomorrow this will hardly
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POSTAL CO. CELEBRATES.
This IL the sfxtieth Anniversary
Of the Sending OF First Message

SohuAn8 OF E1fbt message
Folk looked up at the Postal Tele-
graph Building to-day ana then turned
they gaze southland q block or two dis
tant. There they raw the big gray
Western Union Building, dismal and
Eioomy. as II rejecting The state of
mind Of he "expsrts'' In the racing
department. Deoked out WIKI fa~s.
~smblaSoned with bannsrsttss, f~estooaed
with colors from every window ana
even the roof surmounted by q hsauu-
ful nag Of the Union. was the Postal
Building-really IN gala attire.
Yice-President ana GENERAL Manager
OF h company. WILLIAM II. Baker, ex-
planned that the nags are flying nit
because of h smashing 6f tho Western
Unions racing department He said
that the Postal oficiais from the
Pacific coast to the Atlantic are cele-
brating because Of the ooinctdsnt event
OF the sixtieth anniversary Of the send
Ing OF h first telegraph message and
the tenth anniversary OF the Opening OF
the Postal Telegraph Building.
President Clarence II. Nackey ia
playing host to upwards OF ninety Of
hclals OF the company who are having
q right good f1me,
To-day the visiting oficials are
seeding the town and to-n1ght they Will
be hanquted by their popular host at
the Hardware Club In the Postal Build.
ms Their viii also be o reception.
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Women's Muslin Underwear.
NIGHT GOWNS.

Cambria, square neck, trimmed with
fine tucks, six rows of lace inser-
tons, lace ruffie and ribbon IN.
DOW "''''''r.''..'...'...''
Muslin, V-shaped neck, trimmed with
two rows Of wide and four narrow
embroidery insertions, embroidered
beading with ribbon and en- IN.
broidery ruffle ............ <>S
Cambria, square neck, trimmed with
fine tucks and six rows of embroid-
cry insertions. embroidery m.
ruffie and ribbon BOW. SSC
Nainsook. round neck, trimmed with
two row of torchon lace insertion,
ribbon beading and lace ruffie M.
pack n 'front.'. ........... ~
Nainsook, square neck, trimmed with
hemstitched tucks and two rows of
Point de Paris lace insertions, en-
broidsry insertion. ribbon m.
beading and lace rufi1e. ...... YSC
Nainsook. round neck. trimmed with
blind embroidery insertion, wide
embroidery beading with rib , m
WI eHu oiaeiJ iuiiS'E
Nainsook, round neck, trimmed with
two rows Of blind embroidery inser-
ton, two rows of lace beading
with ribbon and lace ruff E, N
ne.......... .............. A'SS
CORSET COVERS.
Cambria, low neck, French style,
trimmed with = rows of torchon lace
insertion with 2 rows OF rib m
bon beading and lace edging. <SC
Nainsook, low meet, french style,
trimmed with ? rows OF lace inser-
ton, 2 rows of ribbon bead
Ing and lace edging. ........ SSC
Nainsook, low meek. French STYLE.
trimmed with 2 rows of Valenciennes
lace insertions and 2 rows OF ribbon
beading and lace edging, RI.
tucked back. nam. ........ oSC
CHEMISES.
Nainsook, skirt length, round neck.
trimmed with yoke formed Of solid
embroidery, beading with rib
bon aud lace edging: r....... /VC
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Warm Weather Underwear
For Man, Woman and Child.

shaped necks. with umbrella : shaped
Drawers to match .......... Pc
Imported Isle Thread Vests, low
neck, sleeveless, hand : crocheted
fronts and shoulders; also Isle thread,
low neck, trimmed with lace. -. doc
Isle Thread, umbrella. shaped ribbed
Drawers, trimmed with lace In a va
riety of patterns. .......... 40c
Swiss Isle Thread Vests, low neck.
sleeveless; fronts trimmed with GRO
cheting and lace. Toe
Very Pine Swiss Gauze Lisie Thread
Vests. low neck, sleeveless, front and
shoulders trimmed with lace. $40
Ribbed Isle Thread Combin.tios
Suits, low neck. sleeveless, lace trim
med, umbrella-shaped. Drawers. 6ec
Swiss Lisle Thread Combination
Suits. low neck, sleeveless. neck and
shoulders trimmed with lace; UNI
bre~lla-shaped Drawers, trimmed with
Sl.lo
Women's Extra ISiZes.
and FL
Cotton Ribbed Drawers. French
bands, umbrella-shaped ruffle, trim
med with lace. ............... 2oc
Pine Cotton Ribbed Drawers. I'm
brella-shaped ruffle, French bands.
trimmed with lace. ......,.,.. 4oe
Cotton Ribbed Vests, low neck.
sleeveless. plain Of lace tops. 24c
Swiss Lisle Thread Vests. low neck.
sleeveless, plain tops. .......... 3oc
Fine Swiss Lisle Thread Vests. low
neck, sleeveless, plain tops; our "
importations ................ Soc
For chiIdren.-sd ~.
White Gauze Vests, short sleeves.
well finished; Pants to match, double
gussets. all sizes. ........... 24c
Balbriggan Shirts, bound with silk.
long and short sleeves; Drawers to
match. knee and ankle length; all
SileS 30c
White Ribbed Lisle Thread Shirts.
French necks. long and short sleeves;
Drawers to match, knee and ankle
length; all sizes; Shirts, ~ to "a;
Drawers, "A to -34j PantaIettes. 40
10 A0c
Balbriggan Shirts, excellent quality.
silk fronts. pearl buttons; Drawers
to match, knee and ankle length; all
SNeS ooc
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For Man,
For Men. -.

e.,,,,.. r,.,,h s.thr,o.., sh,r,,
ion~ .nd short sleeves fnjsh.d witb
rg.n.h ,snke nssyI bufton<, drawers
TO match, double gusscts. strap backs,
suspender tapes regular sizes and
"shorts" and "stouts''. 400
Natural Merino Shirts. long and short
sleeves; Drawers to match. double
gussets and tapped seams. ....... Sec
Imported Natural French Merino
Shirts, long and short sleeves; Draw
ers to match, double gussets and
tapped seams. S1.S4
Imported Swiss Spun SILK, long ana
snort sieeves ; DIaWeIs 10 matcn,
WIN douoie gus'ets; wnite' piue ana
%
rine rure infeaa snk Shlrts, shades
Ir,.h.d ~ h..t ni,r.r " IA AZ
Ds. ~
Wnite LlsE Iaread Shirts, snort
n.rI.. 49, a'u0's su''e's anu AZ az
p .Ape'''..'''
Wnne Cotton Mesh Shirts. long and
snort sleeves Drawers 70 match. reg
I1ar ana Knee length; all sizes up 70
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IIdVe YOU Neeu Oh u
SERVING TRAY
~QUADRUPLE PLATED
For Less Than Usual?
-ist II.
We offer, at special prices, a
choice assortment of Trays, all
in guaranteed quadruple silver
plate, including:
Round Trays, with plain, beaded.
floral and rocco borders, plain and
satin-fnished centres, diameter 7 to
10 inches.
From $1.4o to $3.50 ca.
Oval Trays, with plain or rocco
border, satin finished, IL 10 &c inches
in diameter,
From S4.40 to $7.4o ca.
Oval Trays, IS inches in diameter,
with handsomely decorated borders
and plain and satin-fn- cs7 an
ished centres .......... @ISsC>
Square Trays, 5 to ~ inches In d.
amater, with beaded, 100000 and aorrl
borders. some with hand : engraved
centres.
From 74c. to $500 ca.
Round and Oval Trays. in genuine
Sheffield plate, handsome border In
grape design,
FromS7.2Sto S43.24ea.
Card Trays, round and square de.
signs, in a widely varied as
sortment. each. /4C
Quadruple Plated Ice
Water Pitchers.
These are handsome pieces of
quadruple silver-plated ware, in
satin, bright cut or FURNISHED. fin.
iSh; all porcelain lined.
Special, each ........ 5.47
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Lubin's New Perfumes.-"Enikma,"
in eut-siass bottle with eut-glass
stopper, S3.7S; "violette-Fee," S2.z5;
Violates de Parme," 800; "Aibara-
Extract. made expressly for us, an
OF, bottles, our regular price $40 a
bottlei sale price. soc.
Atkinson's-"Rose Cold Cresm,- a
Jar, Soc; English Lavender water,
bottle, Si.47; "Chypre" Extract, bot
tie, Ssc.; Saehet Powder, bottle, soc.;
Tooth Paste, Jar, Bic.
Societe Hygienique-"Creme Milk of
yioiets." Sac; "Duieifie" Soap. cake,
&c.; Baby Powder. Soc; "Jzpara
Perfume" Si.fo, Perfection Cologne,
ysc.
47if German Produets;-"violette
Marquise" Perfume, s.; Balsamique
Tooth Paste, 4oe.; Cathedral Glycer-
Inc Soap, cake 2oc., German Nail
Enamel. 27c.
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Dorin's:-"Safors" vegetaI Rouge,
four shades. In leather cases, ti.34;
"Marie A1ioinette" Rouge, four
shades, in decorated china pots,
St.24; Liquid Powder, In All shades,
8-ounce bottles, BSe.; Creme We
loutte." all shades, used by auto
mobilists, S5c.; Cosmetic Grease"
for touching up the eyebrows. hair,
&C., acc; Lip Rouges, all shades, &c.
to st.28.
Lubin's.-"Hau de Toilette"- few
drops softens and perfumes the
water, +-oz. bottle, S5c.; "Kinop'
Hair Tonic, prevents dandruR and
keeps the hsiE IN rs natural silky
condition, 6-oz. bottle, 75e.; milk
of Roses" ooc.; milk of Cucum-
bers." 75e., "Crsme OF cpeumbsrs,"
SOC.
Coudray'ss-"Medal Of Gold" Eau de
Cologne, four sizes, Sc. 98c., st.47
and s7.47; "Laetsins" Soap. box Of ;
cakes. st.ii.
Complete assortment of the pro-
Guerlain, lie Grand, Houbigant, !
Violet, Bailey, Piese and Lubin,
preparationS of domestic manufac'
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SatIh IaHeta Sash K1bbons, various coloTs, very
fine quality, 6 inches wide; sold by others at 35c. a
yard; our price. 24c
Fine Warp Print and Polka Dot Ribbons, from 5
to 7 inches wide, in all the popular combinations
and colorings; sold regularly elsewhere from Soc.
to 75c. a yard; our price. SAC
New "Radium" Ribbon, in all the pastel tints, in
Guiding white, 6h inches wide; made to sell at 4oc.
a yard; our price. ..........
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From Laboratories the World Over
Come These Perfumes and Toilet
Preparations.

No narrow policy has governed our selection of Perfumeries and
Toilet Requisites. In the broad assortments here will be found the
laboratory products of DORM, the famous French perfurner, many of
which he makes expressly for US; from Lubn, the. Oldest perflnner in
France; from Coudray, of France; the Societe Hygieniaue, of France,
and from Atkinson, of England.
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WOrnen's Hosiery, n.

mere 70 some pride In knowing that the big Hosiery dealers Al. being
asked 70 furnish to the trade several special numbers of Hosiery 6mS
Hosiery. and the "Broderie AngIsbe" '""s
When shrewd dealers depend upon us to bring attract,v. novelties. !, y.
fore, women may depend upon II that tis HOSIERY store b., vs1I.,S. n ms
other house offers. 'A'''s "
Just In !: another shipment of "yeiing' Hosiery, in tan. gray. lavender
WHITE ana champagne; with garter tops The price, csc. a par.
MS IS the most defeatey woven Hosiery known, and the process of
manulaetuIing u re 50 tedious and tme-taking that we must depend upon
HsquenI snlpments q small lots as soon as they are completed abroad
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Flag Poles, with ball and rope, d.
ameter ~ inches, three lengths:
8 IT,, SAC. 10 it,, SOC. i21k it., 42c.
Flag Pole Brackets for t16-in. poles,
shield, 24e.; adjustable, sac.
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Women's Shirt Waists

There are too MANY Waists in
This second floor showing for us
20 49, ~ $1,000. It's III !,
one announcement. We choose
seven for to-day's telling. and
thsv renrsssnt fa;rIv u,sj, &c
80 n.J 49, -
the best Waists at least cost.
Of strIn.d and figured ,,ik G,noh.m
tool collar. soiS h~ Others
a. !, n az, rr,es ~ o 7Cc
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We sell all Patent Medicines and Toilet Articles at lower prices
than others ask. Occasionally Others, on special occasions, cut
their prices, but we invariably undersel them.
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SATIN and Taffeta Ribbons. 4 inches wide, colors as
ABOVE; sold by Others at &c. a yard; sale price I SC
Warp Print Ribbon, with border of satin stripes,
very fine quality in summer ~colorings, 3h inches
WIDE; sold BY others at Soc. a yard; our price 23c
Black Taffeta Ribbons, very fine quality, made by a
manufacturer who makes a specially of black Rib
bons:
AZ inches wide; elsewhere 25c., our price. nc
~ inches wide; elsewhere 5oc.; our price. 10c
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WALKING SKIRTS.

Cambria. umbrella-shaped lawn ruff
fle, trimmed with embroidery in
sertlon; finished with dust goc
ruffle ........... ........... SSS
Cambric mbYsiIa-Shan mad lawn Y,,ffjs
uimnee VITA tueks' VIDE VS. Soc
iu'''ei "h'shea WIN auS' fuii'e ~
Cambria, umbrella- shaped lawn ruffle,
trimmed with tucks, } rows of lace
ished with dust ruffIs' Doc
Cambria, umbrella-shaped lawn ruffle,
trimmed with tucks, wide embroid-
cry flounce; finished with dust
c,u,.,. .u,..u. u..,--..
nimmea Win hemsttened tueks, an
proiaeiy houhce nnished with IL.
aust ruriie ................. <SS
Camoric, urnbrella-shaped lawn ruffle,
trimmed with 2 rows OF Point de
Paris hee inSertioni finished IT,
with dust ruffN. .......... %yC
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Bathing Suits for Women.
Beauty and Service at Little Cost
Their characteristics

beauty anu service AT LICIIe Cost
Their Characteristic.-dr
Suits made of Surf Cloth, with Shirtwast STYLE Suit. made NJ
sailor collar, braid trimmed, bifnantine, box pleated eject
$1.7o $500
S,H. mad. ~ trltv.nHn. With Shirtwait style Suit, made of
large sailor collars; trimmed with t.n anu "a. WIN iarge collar,
duck braid and tie. -. $40 t hnnseu WIFI oraia ana FANCY
buttons $4.S4
Suits made of brINantne, shirt Misses Bathing Suits made with
waist style, trimmed with braid large sailor collars, II to f6 wear
and buttons .........$2.Q7, sizes .SIAo
Other Bathing Suits for Women include various new
styles In briliantine, peau de sole, pongee and taheta. at
these prices: $500. $500, S6.67, $3.50, $500,
$Il.34 to $27.06.
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r. H. Macy & Co.'s Restaurant Is
one Of the largest, lightest and best
ventilated In the city. Table d'Hote
breakfast, ACCT Table d'Hote
Luncheon, age. and SIC. Tempt
INK cooklng-quick service. Hours
5 A. M. TO 6 P. NJ.
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Standard U. S. Flags.
Dricad

These Flags are made of best
quality wool bunting, all seams
being double seyed and the
stars on every Flag are sewei
on both sides. Sizes given
here are actual. We have never
yet been tempted to sell Flags
made of remnants of bunting.
. They are invariably "of" sizes
and in the majority of cases
are poorly made. These stand
ard Flags cost you even less
than the inferior qualities sell
for elsewhere. Compare these
prices with what you will have
to pay elsewhere.
The evening world., 1904-05-24

In Our Dressmaking Dept.-.h ros,
We Will Sell Below Cost all of our Imported Gowns,
including models from Beer, Drecoll, Mason Templer
and Worth, in addition to
Our Own Original Designs and Adaptations.
We will make to order, from our own and imported
models: TlI
Talor-made Suits in silk, cloth and linen.
Wolfe Gowns in all colors.
Pongee and Taffeta Silk Dresses.
Evening Gowns in lace, chiffon and crepe de Chine.
Odd Waists, Special Riding Habits and Riding Skirts
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Bright New Mattings.-

japanese iSo-cotton warp Mat
tings in carpet effects.
Extra heavy cotton warp Mat
tingS, in carpet effects, 200
rolls. .AAI
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Death Came Suddenly.

Mrs. NJ. D. Brown died suddenly of
neuralgia of the heart at the resi-
dence of Mr.. f. S. Cone, about nine
o'clock last Sunday night.
For several days Mrs. Brown had
been feeling poorly, though up and
about. Just as Mr.. Cones family
were about to start for evening SER
vice on Sunday night, Mrs. Brown
came down stairs and complained of
pains in the region of the heart and
stated that she thought she had bet
ter have DR.. Sprague see her. The
doctor was summoned and succeeded
in relieving her, but advised her to
lie Down. The family, with the ex-
ccption of Mrs. Cone. went to the
Auditorium. Mrs. Cone states that
Mrs. Brown soon felt better and laid
down on the sofa in her room.
When the family arrived from SER
vice they went to the room to see
how she felt. She lay on the sofa
with fan in hand as If asleep. But
she was dead. Her flesh was still
warm, indicating that she had not
been dead but few moments. DR..
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Sprague was sent for and stated that
there was no doubt of her death.
Owing to the lateness of the hour
news of Mrs. Browns death did not
gain much circulation that night, but
when the sad news became known
in the morning the community was
inexpressibly saddened. The shock
was the greater because so few had
known that she was ill.
Prior to 1895, and during her hus-
bands life, Mrs. Brown had resided
in Crescent City many years. Her
home was on the west side of Lake
Stella. For several years subsequent
to 1896 and until the death of her hus-
band some two years ago, Mrs Brown
has lived in Massachusetts. Since
the death of her husband she had
again resided much of her time in
Crescent City.
&It is perhaps not too much to say
that she was one of the most univer-
sally esteemed ladies in Crescent
City. She had the ''merry heart that
maketh II cheerful cOuntenance, and
yet she was so considerate of others,
so fearful lest she should cause wOr-
ry. She scattered sunshine every
where. She was Christian woman
and her religion was reflected in all
her life. Now that she is dead there
is mourning in every home.
Short funeral services were held at
Mr.. Cones residence Monday even
ing, and the body was shipped to her
son, Frank Brown, of Baltimore, by
the night train.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1904-03-25

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
Tax Deed Under Section Chapter
1888, Laws of Florida.
Notice is hereby given that II. B.
Williams, purchaser of tax certificate
No. HOG, dated the lst day of July,
A. D., 1901, has filed said certificate in my
Office, and has made application for tax
deed to issue In accordance with law
Said certificate embraces the following
described property situated in Putnam
county, Florida, to wit:
W Grove lot 142, Crescent City.
The said land being assessed at the
date of the issuance of such certificate
in the name Of W. Burgese. Unless
said certificate shall be redeemed ac-
cording to law, tax deed will issue
thereon on the Both day of March, A. D.
1901
Witness my official signature and seal
this the Path day of February, A d. 1904.
Seal. JOSEPH PRICE,
Clerk ct. Ct. of Putnam co lnty, Fla
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1904-03-25

Tho Second district Congressional
candidates will address the citizens
of Crescent City and vicinity at this
place next Tuesday. 1t is likely the
meeting will take place in the new
auditorium provided it can be secur-
ed for that purpose. The hour of the
meeting is announced for noon. The
candidates will probably arrive by
boat from Palatka in the morning.
There will be five candidates, Wis
Frank Clark, j. M. Bars, Chas.
Dougherty, J. E. Alexander and w,
p. Watson.
Mr.. Clark is one of the most elo-
quent orators in the state. Bars is
a good platform speaker and SO also
IS Dougherty. Little is known of
Watson, but James f. Alexander is
always interesting.
These men are making a hot CAM
paign for the congressional nomina-
tlon and lively meeting may be
expected.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1904-03-25

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
Tax Deed Under Section s of Chapter
1883 Laws of Florii Ia.
Notice is hereby given that Williams
Company, purchaser of tax certilicat,
No. 2S3, dated the 4th day of November,
A. D., 1895, has fled said certificate II
my Office, and has made application for
tax deed to issue in accordance with law
Said certificate embraces the following
described property situated in Putnam
county, Florida, to wit:
Ne section l, township 10, range "a
100 acres.
Said land being assessed at the date
IF the issuance of such certificate in the
name OF Fla. Coml. Co. Unless said
certificate shall be redeemed according to
aw, tax deed will issue thereon on the
9Th day of April, A D, 1904.
Witness my official signature and seal
this the 3rd day of March, A. D., 1901.
ISeall JOSEPH PRICE,
c ERIK Ct. CT. OF Putnam county, Florida