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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. ia July ., --T'he cot ion market
opened weak at r. decline OF % points on the
old and Of sd2s nons On The new crop ~
pressure. encouraged by tho SENSATIONAL de-
cline at Liverpool and the 8favorab bic weather.
which was predicted 70 continue over to-day
and Tomorrow. al first yesterdays Sc lcrs
took profits freely and the ma ket for q time
infatuated irregularly around tho opening ag-
orally and some Of the leading room. traders
selling heavily the market increasing g$ the
~, ral sI Ri Mfsk = =
;65 The cotton market closed steady with prices
no, g points lover The spot 1 Z closed
gof IS for mlddling uplands and II, 20 for
gmddling gull. Sales we're 736 ba les. I'D
S5 Receipts OF cottonSnt the ports to- day were
es8 bales sainst {, 4ss last week and last
year. For the week 10 900 bales galnst 10, bsd
last week and s, Ai6 last year. To- day res
cefpts az New Orleans were 4ts bales gainst
l,:.s!5 last year. and ut " Houston 30 bales
against 3 last year.
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from, air points lower than tho close u
,yesterday Influenced by the declines in New
York md There was some = short :, Irt
were slowly absorbed and prices continued 70
ease OF until the clog. Julx- closed e. ll.ol
md nnaIiy sold down 20 40 60; Az gust opsnsa
no. rs. The market was vi thout. support from
any quarters and closed dull. The net losses
lwarn:l j lily 50 points August = and The new
crop posi- lions ~ to y.
Cotton fntlres steady: july. 1o a. PIG Az Az
tober D. IL az 10 November. s. 1sI9 9. ~; Dcccn-
ther. pisai919: Jan,1a r., 9 2l09. rs. ~ 80
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= YIN. c; II g u r q
81 Round 7 RIP. &.
~, r r Q a n y 81 ~ e
ISL Round ETrlp

WA NORFOLK q. EsWEsTERN8 RWY.E
Three Days In the Mountains. 81
!. Special fast vestibulod traillfwill# i leave
Richmond, Byrd Stree stat ton yuesday,
July 18TH at 12 40 III. AZ 1, for 8IJync hbnrg
and 4 r anoke,4 topping only Bedford,
.MontYalo and Blue Rid sc, iii both drec-
ton. Lyhchburg and return s., { oanoke
and return s., Returring special train
iy.ill leave Roar oka ITr1d ayr uly 18th. at
1880 noon. For tickets and further infor-
nation apply ticket agent. Byrd Street
Station, or at company's OF flee, sas East
Main Street; Ohm I9. Wagner. city Pass
Sscnger Agent 3 IS q. "
5fe{t ~ n! IT $RCST lty -
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ENAvArfsTOREs.

Z WILMINGTON N. c., s$ July a.--sPIR1Ts
TURPENTINE- thing doing; receipts, Y
casks. Rosin-N Of hing doing; receipts, 1871
!res. Crude Turpert te-- irms a 81 90 and
S4ss receipts IS \, =, y, I, s,
Enthusiastically at 81 SIC. |; receipts. 74o v casks:
sales, 327Y casks exports, 81 II casks. Rosln.-
Steady; receipts 1.650 barrels: sales, 2,937
barrels;s exports 345 barrels. 3aS
q. CIIARLESTON,t5S S. c.. July 9.-TURPEN-
sT1NE-Ftrm& at b3Ac. Rosln--Flrm.
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THE FAvoRlTE ROUTE 10 ALLAN.
TIC CITY, CAPE s MAY.
Y l NlAGARAtEACIS, F93Sf .8s

and nil Eastern and Northern resorts
and commercial oenters la Wig tile, spop,l-
lar York River Line, Low rate excur-
sion tickets now on, sale, leaving Rich,
Smond daily except llndayf, 4;2o n. Nj,
Southern Railway, Fourteenth Street sta
ton. Tor rescryat lons, tickets, etc., an
sl,,yi to ticket md passenger Of fiecs. $40
jrnd $40 Mast Main Streets ,plloneH No.,
DC or 4bb. II N
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SUN DAY AT PoPu LAR aEAcH T. PARK,
& Two special trains every Sunday. leaY-
ing Richmond $3.50 4 4 IN \, leaving
Richmond 500 ana 1000 n NJ; lafty cents
3round trim. Music by STEMS Orchestra.
Its a pleasant place to spend sunGsY
,or an afternoon; seventy minutes rllss
each way. s5 IA N 4 a ~
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SALES:
500 Missouri Pacific ....,..s p.
Nash, Chat. and 8. L.....
I 400 New York Central......,..
1900 Norfolk and Western ...s.i
24oo N. y, Ont. and iTvests.....
1900 Pacific Mail ....... 1. ss.....
HOO Pennsylvania II. R..........
800 People g Gas (Chicago) ~.
400 PRESSED Steel Car.y.........
Pressed Steel Car, pfd .....
100 Republic I. and 81 conn.,.
400 Republic I. and g.. ptd.....
$500 Reading. coms...t so. .......
coz Heading: I'd pfd. ............
400 Rock Island, com. .........
100 Rock Island, pfd........
sloss,, ptd .........: .::......
TO- s. l. /. aud Southwest, pid..
GOO Southern Pacific ..........y.
1 SsS f souther Il RAILWAY, pid ~.
$ $9s9 s 8 r. Air&Line, cen 1lss \.
~ 0cAVOAIu SkaIT stlxlIlGs pANSsst
go Tenn Coal and Iron.
700 Texas Pacific ................
11700 Union Pacific ......s.........
United States Leather...,
500 United States Steel .........
1880 United States Steel. pfd !.
Va. -Car. Chemical. com.
Va. Car. Chemical pfd....
y 10o Wabash. colrl........ ..s...
Western Union .............
Wisconsin Central $..........
"a Total sales 240. 800. q
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TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond, Va, j,

s1ttlSltHluHui aRA y, 1900
III Dark. Fired Tobacco-M Market continues Arm
at @ quotations. with m ndernte TeceiI,ts. n
Brlghis tnue quiet, hut flrnj receipts Yair,
Eun Cured rket5 continues arm al uncho I, I.
cd prices |, moderate receipts.
Note1 planters ere caati2nsa no. . ship
wea Their II y art 70 damage and then
\ The quotations arc az 1ollpWs:,, i{s{
DARK FIRap TOB Acco- EoRDERIsD,
I.ugs 10 as 500
Short Leaf 10 "a 6,76
Nedlunl leat 6b92 "a $50
WrappeTs and seleption, 10. % a Il, %
35s Ii ss3Fs "; 53B nRIGHT TOBACCO,
sAiOKERE-c Common. .,,,., ~. ~ coo a 500
Medium Q0 q 40, %
lcIITTE Common y. u. 10 % a 11s0o
I. M edlun l:0 % 1900
ine (. o. 20
5ssSS
"a Aiedt 100 Q, 10
eiss isd@ l 'tSs
WRxPPPiR RS Common !, 100 d $500
tunl AZ 90 G %. 100
Ssssy !; /; 's s$
FIN Es.s sgsnss u sssa is
ShVyt g --2ss
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DRY ooops MARKET

NEW YoRrk. July o.-rn tho Now York dry
goods market buyers are still delaying pnr-
chases. but there Is q tirrnerd eeling IN many
quarters and imme date deliveries cannot be
made OF a good many lines Jobbcrs are doing
more OF an advance business. but orders in
this quarter are only moderate i85
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Lynchbutg Tobacco Market.
.f.ynchburg, va. July

rynchburg, Va July q. 1901.
Sales e loose tobacco hy,nshbrs
reported by John j.. CKiesby n as follows: 3
Sold week ending June cSth. 1860 potnds
crsage for week ending July "a, 1890 pounds
j Sold soI i, from October u 1903 70 Jny 1905
70 July 3. 1903. II. sss. 800 pounds; increase for
1904, 1885,, 400 pounds III b a 5gI3j
( Tho receipts were very light this week. Tue
With rather moro damaged by mould than
usual Prices were fully up to quotations.
y Tho cloudy aud rainy weather, which has
continued since Monday last. has been gei1-
era! throushout tho tobacco growing district
and has enabled the planters to finish planting
helpful to young tobacco generally which Is
reported as being IN a good growth
n n
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

Chicago and Northwestern con, 7s....... !. 1885
Chicago. H. 1. and Pacific 4s.............. 7i,t
Chicago. II. !. and pac. col. 5s.... s...... sl,l
C.. c.. e.. and 81. Louis gen. 4s...s..s F10l #
Chicago Terminal IS. 81 sd
Consolidated Tobacco cas-
Colorado and southern 4s............,.. 81 ga
Denver ana Rio Grande ~ 09ssss
Eric prior lten4 Is ?Sta
Erie General As 66,a
Fort Worth and Denver City s1sta... 10Sis
Hooking Valley 1o7a4
Louisville and Nash. Unified 1904
ssiean Central s q
Mexican Central LIST Inc. "a &
MINI aid ST. Louis osM
Missouri, kanEaa and Texas Is. 100 i
Missouri. Kansas and Texas eds. ., !. n 80 8
Ma tional RI. r. Of Mexico con. 4s........ Z, 77z
New York Central gen. s............ d 1914 4
sew Jersey Central gen.. E. 1874
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
pnANUr MAnKErA

Z pISTFSRsB1JR !, VA, July e.--PEANUTS-
Continue firm at $l.1s per bushel for Spanish:
sellers are asking higher prices very few being
effered. virsinias. nrH az * iot fancy stock
burg Of stock that had been stored in this
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

sew July ouR !, y IN he y:
,e aasso. lair e good
yellow Western, 81 loepl IL Rye-Nominals
a!2y1 sss,spo fsfelnfI .sss red
elevator. Options opened barely suDse
qient,, prices gave way under aa,d
81 ssss sss septembsr December.
Corn Spot Irregular NO 5itc;,n = q ~
.!yssa e slesg 81
aq,st !Sss ass
1000 I; beef ians SCI 5eI q o. cut. Mehts
a psnna
s'sc sann Ia barely
steamed. 81 rstined GUILT e e,aI2a ~
short clear, $l3j0g 1900 ;5 mess. 81 Esq y
81 assase9 sa sasy
4, med s. common TO good -. co. III
at 55ss q t6a I.
mid. ,irm; Cordova. Soli a12c. The market for
coffee futures opened steady az unGnA NANCY
prices advance o. points and el 1s
a nm ,slning sAe eea ~ f y q.
and crushed &. s 4 X, I9wdered,
,i sls,iIi;aeea Sic
Japan, nominal. Molasses-s !; sj > W
leans Eo9a soea9ss Non Is
lss state % sai,s.
Nh !, "a t1cy. NC snall colored, ia cy Size
Eses. trong: State. Iennsyly and near a,
by,S fancy selected white, &c soutneErlh
is P5taioe FIRM; Southern. new. SEA e. r Pea.
n,I;sr-Wssaker: fancy hand ~ S4
sGot,on@I3y steam to Liverpool, l2c.
ItAGo III, July Official Tae ,,n fore :
80 scd 1iibcra realizing to-day In wheat and
eneetua i y checked an trend OF prices t;s
Sent ember IS heat closed at exactly last NJ ~
IL nff Ssff 1Sc.: are uOWn
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FROM 4 &c HMoN o. A.-cH EAP3RATEs
VIA sEABoARDf AIR & LINE
@ RALEIGH N .saf G. ~ and return, IS.
Account OF summer School for Tea cheers,
tickets on sale uly II tn 18TH S1sth. 18th,
18th and Angus it. limited to August
9Th, 1904. Isl 5S
$500. Account Monteagle Bible School.
B II ckets on sale ] u " 18th, 2Oth, list. 22d,
limited 4 o August t 31st 1904. 5
ATHENS. GA and return, s14.7o. Kc-
count Athens Summer School. Tickets
on sale July lit j. 18th, limited to fifteen
+ days from date Of purchase
# EuRBKA8sPRING ARK; and return,
sci ,95. Account Southwestern Summer
School. Tickets on sale July st h, It'll.
1 8th,s 9th, limited tn August 25th, 1904
BIS s3A N FRANCISCO. CAL, and return,
4 $685. Account Triennial ConclaveI
I Knight Templnrs, and Sovereign Grand
Lodge, II. o. O. r. III ckets on sa le August
18th to September 9th, Inclusive limited
to October 223d "A 904 s35is i B
I All ofSthe above ra ties a pply from Rich
lnond. Il Va. Proportionnlly5sc cheap rates
may be had all other sta tons on tho
seaboard. } ysi i5s9s5
II, s. LIZARD, ". M TAYLOR
p. Z. G. T.. IA.
Phone 4o5. $50 p. Al aln ST, r chmond. Va
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VI s. rcfuding e, registered 1o4&
v s. re funding 70. coupon 1o4st
". $. az, registered los
fU. s. 49, coupon 4. ". 100
y. s.. New 4s. registered .11a2A
u. s. New Isl, coupon ......s.. 1a2x
", 5, OLD Is, registered 1osA
u. S. Old As. coupon. ]. 1osK
Atchlsoti general As -. 1ja "
Atcfison adjustment is........... ......... % "
Atlantic Coast Limo 40 3. (. ssx
baltimore and Ohio 4s........... ......... 1c3
Baltimore and Ohio \. ol.s
Central OF Georgia SIS ............ ...... IN
Central OF Georgia lat Inc. Z. \. \. =. 70 HI
Chesapeake and Ohio as 4. 4. \. Z. 4. 1ps
Chicago and Alton 3lss...... 7sk
I.l,ic, 10 n "a and Quincy now Is I, 97 &
Chicago. Af. and ST. paul gen. Al. ). 4. 1g7k
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Northern Pacific q 80. lo4s
Northern Pacific IS 74si
Norfolk and Western con- 4s. /. !. !. 1b1 2
Oregon Short Line - and partic........ 81 Is
Pennsylyania cow. O$ Ia
Reading General 4s 49, SIX
80. Louis and Iron Mountain con. 5s......5lI6lz
Louis and San rnrcisco fs. 4s........ g 1t
ST Louis southwestern lists. III
SsaeSs1s s 81 hss !. ss
Southern Railway 6s,.............. 11bH
Texas and Pacific lists 10 RAJ
Toledo. ST. u. and Western 4s.. ............ 71h
T Tni9' P nsii' conv ISL
u. g. Steel I'd IS n &
Wabash lists ll7k
WABASH Deb. BIS g. Is
Wheeling and Lake. Erie #4s....... 81 81
Wisconsin Central As a
Colorado Fuel cow 81. 50 &
M and O.. Collateral rr. 05 a
Central OF Georgia I'd 3s 3
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n Richmond. Va. July o. 1904
III "a IN QUOTATIONS. ~
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
< (salea a. Union Stock Yards.l

! Rlchn 1on1 va, q My 81 l9oa.
3 Receipts s for the week ending Monday;
on q All grades. Best steers, * medium
70 good, ~ 95c common g fair, sh a5c cons
s9oa
as'r ss nS estts
HOG -Recelpts, si5 head. Market good
q. sHEEf AND 5L y 90 head.
10 fair 49,; bucks s. lambs "a sSsc. b
s CHICAGO. ILL. July observation-disclosures
LOCO head Texans nominal. st Good to prime
steers s. Soqs g; \. nedIunl. ,soal5
.$@t:s5 CALVES. SAX s; Texas. lea steers.
ssss
Market ST eady to Be. lower: Mixed and butch.
;sSas ssvy goG.a IS ee!sS
.head. Market steady, Good e eholee wethsss,
s "a lambs. SS k090 '1sS' ''so0se'
NEW ! DIRK July e.---.B BlsvEs- Rece,pt.-,55
5?9l head no trad lng. Dressed beef, steady at
q eseiee veas
sea st t a. g. e dressed yss!s SgI;e: ~
Sheep IN GOOD demand and Arm. Choice handy
STEADY sheep solu 81 k3p4 bOi a Few WetlerS
at sl,6S; rulls Mt $eu2 80; lambs. $5.5oIS rs
loulls. y. %. Dressed mutton: y, firm at bGlse.
HoGs-Raceipts. i, 7os head, No Isl sales re..
ported. Feeling steady.
4 UNION sTocl YARDS P1TTsBuRG, PA,
hGes s. psRs ssaa
40 Hogs eceipta light; narke lover,
Prime heayies 1915; MEDIUM. s565; heavy
langhs, stSS. oo, shsep-suh Iight; market
sheen 8; 1922 %; spring lambs, siG7 90; Yea
IN,IN A1'I. g. NY Z. --1rcti I've and
e. IEs aRd
strong at 81. bo17, 75. al ia s Y. a
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Stocks Advance, But the Bank
Statement Has Bad Effect
" Oh tic Market.
I CASH FAR B ELoW ESTIMATE
Tie Market Hardened iii tie
Final Dealings and Closed =
y Steady.
SifRy A ssoc,atcd Press.y


u NEW YO Rrl, July Q. Prices advanced
again to-day In sympathy with 1.-The
strength OF q few prominent stocks, III
which there was buying OF the same con-.
centrated kind as that which has led the
MARKET during tho week. The large
blocks which were takct, Of these stocks
and the sympathetic shifting OF the de-
mand from ono point to another kept
alive tho impression OF the organized
charac ter OF tile movement. Tho choice
a II stocks for operations showed some
Partially OF the so-called Morgan shares
following the large buying OF Reading
yesterday. That stock continued corr
nearly a point and there was an active
movement us well in the Southern Rall.
way silares and In United Statea steer
D preferred. III company with the United
states 81 Steel ~ preferred buying there
VAS large dsl,lal for perl1sylyan y,
held gehcrally bove last nights ieyel
until rho appea rance Of the bank STALE ~,
inen!t, " ben price. saEged 5back.g..,,,I n me
market hardened In tho. final dealings
ard closed steady. Tho bank stat emcnt
reflected gain in ca 81 Of. only
sgs Fain W,f n tnai ;o"e In
y crease III loans OK banded nc deposit gu T.
II ftciently to mako the added reserve cx-
coed the ca sll Increase 4 vi n q nominal
decrease Ill surplus as q result Clearing
weather and suhsidlng water rs as IN # the
with satisfaction and contrtb uted to the
Y ftinncss Of tho. nla fket. III Is
RS TO tai ulos of onds. par va 81, osO, O0o
Total sales of stocks were 24O. 900 shares
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c z, =. ,,. OF, MARKET,

II WORK. Iuly9 Ok ottonseed oil steady,
but Glthout special eature.S ? rimc crude. o.
b. mil ls, nominal 81 Primo summer yellow, G9sz ID
soc.;Soff summer yellow. nomi nal: prime white
32jk II prime winter yellow, b 81 1890. M
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
"a BALTIMORE, Md July ss-seaboard Air
1 Line common. 81 ga. doB pre- ferrfd l4A Il6
Atlantic Coast Line common. III Us stl
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MONEY AND ExCIIANGE -CLOsE
Money on call nominal: no loans: time
loans. s.eady: sixty d a Vs. 2 per cent;
ninety. days, 3 ia n six mon tbs. 3GE3 IL;
prime mercantile paper. S:3a4 per cent. /;
business in bankers s bills at 1925 for
demand, and at 5l.S5, 25d4.x5s25 fro sixty
day bills: posted Ii RI ties, s. $. 80 and a.ASs;
commerce b bills. s4.S4I -2Ga:s bar + silver,
671-a Z Mexican dollars. &45 1-2. AssEl
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irong lat i. Il. 300 ~ Dol
Wrappets 1900 n 3Ioo
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sp {st syLo 9. deelne
sH snat enmtraet, No, red. Western, and the
sssthe sot snd fa ss sa
az, as47sc Southern by sample Bs aSac Gorn
sp ssr nnd 5 ass
~! white, d46c. ye--
baI and unoh t0asSn f 1aais
Imitation 90, sra nerS, 1ndc 1se.
i hss.ss. I,a SEE and 81 @oc:
mmodiun,, aSJSMc.; sp,all ~ ~
Hed,
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BULL ARK E1 i AHEAD T: J
Now Time 10 Buy Stocks.

Ideal weather and Increased acreage fore.
SHADOW abundant crops. f,nsys at ocks and poor
crops producing eonntrlss a..
Increased prosperity. poings OF the two great
poll Teal conventions E!la raI'tee ~ setback 70
business stmnlets mat 4 srs :,
tended advance, ~ MI be pleased 70
lenun,srats upon request the stocks 4 we
adssn, the ones thst VII nnake the oreat's
est advances, telling you Row Flohs they
ought TO sell and NJ, 3 Ii 1t -
US eel,d yn !, our go paxe. illustrated,
Y pAtLS & m " 4 ct "a LETTER 81
Nelnember Nc will buy and carry for YOU
@l,i,o, ali account Of Il 800 kf1P wit s ns-.
larger amour ~ proper Ono z. shares
Writs u, ia now While the opportunlYyls good.
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JH,iXt an
sheen. |yo 1T q, Is al. g. LAM tive and
strong at 33,b017. 75. s45 ,5fgf3.
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"a, II l.II., July e-All off iclal fore
Gust Tor bright, warm weather Tor sunday
caused liberal realizing to-day In wheat amu
II J. ed an upwH trend sot prices.
senf emher wheat closed ut exact last nigh
iIeures Corn is Oft !. oat are down
and prorsio N q Eye N tsi
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II NEW YORK. July .. LILO UR-F tr1nly held. !
but trade dull. Winter pa tents = SO
Minnesota pa tents s.. &Sl1 ~ u rye. fl I
steady: fafrIto good. $:d4 25. ECornn1eal-Ouli;
Yellow syVestern.S 81 OBJ. Il. RyeNo q
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M y s. . t,nr futures ranged as follows,
~ - -. men ND Hfph Low. H CloUa

6 c:ashs quotations were as roliows;s FLouh-s
QUIET ana steady. spring wheat 96Gssc'S;
t,nrn ,ss;c' Mo- yellow, bic. No. = oats.
ts.Sin hto par s - SIS f fsr
G0D na ting. ia Soc = axsoed.
e shSSp northWestern s17 prime TIN In
oty SAP Msas Dst sor ribs
ldsI aoosel s7asg7.3,s, short clear sides
eboS Nyhiskey BE- ls PIED 7baa
!, ~ teady: creameries 81 folec;
asiros ioGpl5tac, Cheese Ilasy ats apS.ic.
sEEgs-stcady At 14.Sq 1914 e. NJ 83 N
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1904-05-13
Pretty Home Wedding,

Last Sunday afternoon, May 8th,
at 2:3O, at the residence of the brides
parents in this city, Miss Pauline Pet
ronella Nelson and Mr.. William j.
Carson, were united in marriage by
Rev. F. H. Richey of st. Mark S
Episcopal church.
The bride, who is the third daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nelson,
and one of Palatka's most charming
young ladies, was tastefully attired
in a gown of white silk, and veil of
chiffon, and carried Il shower boquet
of asparagus ferns and lilies.
The groom is a promising young
man of ability who is chief wire
less operator in the U. S. Navy.
The many friends ofthe young peo-
pie in Palatka wish Mr.. and Mrs.
Carson long life and a happy one.
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Gov. Davis will probably attend
the Blue and Gray picnic at Crescent
City next Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. Adams enter
tanned the Ladies Afternoon Whist
club. to which the gentlemen were
also invited, at their nome last
night
Mrs. Joseph Marvin and son, 6.
Lopez Marvin, of Hendersonvillr,
near Charleston, S. c., have arrived
in Palatka with purpose of making
this city their permanent home.
The Woman's Fortnightly club
couldn't eat their cake and cream
last Friday without giving thought
to this office, 50 they sent over Il
load to an appreciative assembly Of
printers, who RECALLED themselves
and are thankful.
Sheriff Howell requests the News
to say for him that he is thankful to
all his friends who stood by him with
their votes last Tuesday; that he APP
preciates their confidence and that
he will continue to do his full duty
without fear or favor in the sheritf'S
office.
DR.. f. S. Grill has been confined to
his home since last week Thursday
with an attack of erysipelas in his
face. Reports from his home this
are to the effect that he is
now rapidly recovering and that he
will probably be at his place of bust
less by tomorrow, or Monday.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1904-05-13
Prof. Homer Wakefield, a former

Prof. Homer Wakefield, former
teacher in the Putnam high school,
and for the past year principal of the
school at Cocoa, was in the city Wed
nesday Ell route to his home in Po-
mona. Prof. Wakefield reports a
successful year at Cocoa.
Mrs. f. w. White, with her sister.
Miss Taylor, left on Monday for Bal
timore, in which city she will in flu
ture reside. Mr.. White will continue
in Palatka for few months, when
he will also go to Baltimore. Mrs.
White has resided in Palatka some
six or eight years and her departure
is regretted by a large circle of
friends. Mrs. White came here as
head trimmer for Miss Kate l.. Lu-
cas-, and subsequently engaged in the
business for herself, in
which line she was quite successful.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1904-05-13

Final Meeting of the Season.
The Woman's Fortnightly club
held its final meeting for the season
on Friday, May 9TH at the club room.
After the minutes of the last meet
ing had been read and approved and
the roll called, the vice president,
Mrs. Ross read letter from Profess
sor Hines thanking the club for a
gift of money towards a much needed
library in the public school.
1t was suggested and the motion
carried that letters Of thanks be adj
dressed to the newspapers for their
kindness in publishing the clubs no.
tees during the past year.
A most interesting paper from Mrs.
Mellon was read by Mrs. Ross, con-
corning the antiquity of women's
clubs, showing that the women of
ancient Egypt and Greece and
Rome also attended clubs, while we
modern women have been thinking
that it was a new and progressive
idea of our own day.
The reports of the retiring officers
were read and approved. Mrs.
Adams, the retiring president, read a
most graceful little address after
which the election of the officers
for the next year, whose nominations
have already been published, was
held and made unanimous.
Then followed most enjoyable
half hour in which the social COM
mittee dispensed delicious straw.
berry cream and cake, and with re-
grets that this was the last of their
pleasant meetings for many weeks
the ladies dispersed to meet again
Oct. 18th. PRESS REPORTER.