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The Jersey City news., 1905-03-22

Reselved That permission be and !:
flel'eilT granted to fIoesel q eieel
Stew case ii frunt ef preinises 4 50
fszf4 t'entral avenue III aeeardance viii
ne rules and regulations Of this Board
governing such matters
Resolved That $500 be paid To Edw
II tsilsersen for services as Inspector oi
Se irer. NeWiirk street ete. - days
I lli'llary, l:)isl, 1t $500, elai;a No. 1873
.aargs this Improvement. Laws %
Resolved. That $1,000 hc paid to Bcr-
nar'l Ssarvey for services Is inspector
+ recoilstlusst.oA jackson avenue sewer, Il
days, February 1860, al S5.10, claim No
Charge special appropriation this ten.
Resolved. That tile following sums III
paid g the Evening journal Association
fior advertising Improvements deSignat.
ed
5. S12.ti0 for advertising final hearing fol-
improvement FerHy street. between Cen.
Ilstl avenue and 4 hhetf street, February
istSs. claim No. Sti7
Ti2:OD for advertising final hearing for
Improvements OF Lewis avenue from st
l.alll avenue 60 the III. r. & AZ. X. r.
f1elfllaryr l9vJ claim No StiS
$3.50 for advertising proposals for
linproYement Of Skillinan avenue, from
i'aliis ayeaue to Hopkins avenue,
febraiaiy. 1909. claim No SEQ
SlsaU Tor advertising preliminary
hearing for improvement Carlton avenue.
between east side Of 4fonfrose avenue
and Hudson boulevard, February. 1868,
elaim No. $40.
S2I.tO for advertising preliminary
iieaFlag for Improvement If Mallory
avenue. between Duncan avenue and
lands Of Holy Name Cemetery. Febrli-
ary, l9ea claim No. ST.
S2uso for advertising proposals for
colisf rucfion Of sewer Ia Monitor street,
from 4 point llO feet east Of Communi-
paw aveaane To and connecting with
sewer q Manle street, February. 1865,
claim No. ST.
~ 40 FOR advertising proposals for
lmi'reFeMenf Of Neshtt street. from
BnaraeIn ayenIe to Reservoir avenue,
February 1905. eliiim No. ST3.
$50 for advertising proposals for
Improvement Of Myrtle avenue. from
0esstIl avenue ta CARRIED ayenne, Feb
ftls,l.y. lotla. claim No. ST4.
T4tf ~ for advertising preliminary
Tearing far Improvement of Plainfell
ayeliae, between Duncan ayenne and
lands af Holy Name Cemetery. Febru-
ary. l.D5, claim No. SID
Sl2iiO for advertising final hearing for
construction of sewer msEer easferly
sidewalk of Hudson Boulevard. from
Spruee street TO anu eo.sn4cting with
sewer at Lake street. February. 1905,
ciaii No. Ss6
yl3.2o fur aivetsSiEg final hearing for
lmpsevesse at Of Jewetf vllle. between
llastasnsi Banl0sar alni WeS' Sfste ave
Efslt.sft4f5t4*s ~.
The Jersey City news., 1905-03-22
TO TEACH LACE
MAKING
IErt Vow Being Made to
s b!ish d School Wss~
eir.s May Learn the
Art.
W0MEN'S BllAGHY CLOTHES
9ucks. RuIflea and Flats All
Produce 1880 Effects
Bsau y Ia Mouths and
Is Cultura.
Is Culture.

Marion DAILY, herself an Irish womani Is
sadeavorine 10 establish 4 lace making
seIseol or colony in New York Miss
Daly has been intimately connected With
The Iaee making industry in Ireland and
She tHinlss tia, New York wonld be a
splesdid place 10 bring forth The art il
81 It's glory There are at the present
fil.ge several lace making establishments
and TIC Ireprietoresses Of these are
women who have been attracted 70 this
country by higher wages and large IN
dnstr;al opportunities Gradually lace
making lad fallen .inio decay, People
fergot chs patterns, fqrgot tile stitches,
ana lost their cunning with the needle
About twenty-fise gears ago the rem
aissanee lace Was brought forth and this
eomplefaly eeiipsea the Irish lace in quail
ity Nomea Of fashion, peeresses and
such turned 10 ibis new found art with
- ~ s. - y
49, 80 S. ~.
Of the country Ii eappogpin. County
..,n,,t
,.ss t,.;a, 81
lsras ana +aart;r1sr them to make the
7s 81. +,, IS
49, -, ,,'s, ...a,.,,aa
...,.,.l,..- .,,;,.,,t aad 4 ~
s.,i ..5, M. ,oods
~. ... +haa t,. I,;s,, maiisas
;...an..4 so,,,a
;..4;..,+o fo.
a,,ss
-. ''., a - &.
,,; ,,,,. ~
49,. $ ,,,;....o.t 81
es,:,..,., ,,,aa .,aa \ No M
fsa r. wo,,Ia ~ snlan
a.3 M, + s.,, s, s..,,,,. tioa ,,ar1
49,. ,o,,,.s s.,l ,a,ers oso oao,
;.,.t a,sa1 s.. ,l,;s ~
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a.,@,,. 5; .a,,;,..,.. ,,.o,.,sa,,.a. !.
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The Jersey City news., 1905-03-22


m, 1sssll commissioners ifaasek Ne-
! IN, III, Kooney, Sullivan, and President
1lessssze.
| ~, ,,,,s+;a.. IS.
~ s'se = ing iiaasasasvs
lIrn T, 1sa-. II ~, -,
bsq 49, ~
= ! =. ~, : s. IS
Pr T1SFNss, AtrInN oS yIr,p4rff, Ne.
ANr5 fs59SfNlJ-S1If,.s srTI4NsSss 4
From Il enrx r a e No Y -' 3 : 80
NofifvinsT Raas,l W. ean,lsf,as af -.
cpiving has;,, ..o,.ns~ x,s .sIsaf s+rfst
and I'ulton ayen,,e' .'s ~ + &
From, 4 Lsra4,ls fs;n,
Relative IA cand;t;an IF Garfesa ave.
az,
Aag s. sr,
1sa,,,,tj.. lo,a = AisNAih - 1e.:-
,a.,. - = soAsasio. ~ 7, y ~ \, 4
ae'le aVealae' Y reaf7oi ~ o4 Newark
vap;e,;,, w !, nloNsKv =
T,o ~ 81 u y ',l's,ssl ny ny liil',ts
pagit;a,,;,., ,'",'lsseaa s,na oets,4
ala,litor alo,,.Is street T between commalllpaw
~ ~, ~ wv .s1'lllsloh eS aNsAsle.
H. Rsoa;r ~ ps,a'lol for si'oM ease;
tx on sssoat ~ asiesaeu \" 'ias
~, ~ ''slse1s = y aiiu al sewers.
pla;4i I roili 4. =. IL renrs Il
- Il IanIlqla ~ pssi,'assaoh y ura'iil '1
dra s, so'l - e hsf wiz psis'see.
assl,al, pa.a;
- ''iia ft'ler!efi . l',e ol'iilii'-
zee On Stleels and Sewers, With power.
rr9h4 .,a,l1 9. y. soTsrnment;a ;a
RELATIVE to proposed water supply for
Bealee island, New York Harbor-
from VIM Il. Atterbtiiy-
Requesting return OF Sel2 for dupll-
ca1e paynlellts e water rents Tor i''V4
FROM FRANK Pfueger:--
Requesting return Of S2O.S5. for liu-
p1ieate payments OF water rents for 1905.
Received and referred to the Commit
tee on Assessments and Extensions.
from the Jersey t'ity Woman's Club:
Reiafiye to condition, etc, of Nary
Benson Park
ltaceived and referred TO the Commit
tee Oh Public Buildings Docks and
Parks.
Extending invitafion to annual balI
Received and, ON motion. accepted
OFFICIAL CoMMU NIcATIGNs.
From the Water Asscssaf:
Submitting list Of add a.ttns ana cancel
lat'ons. water registers. week ending
Received and referred to thp Commit
tee Oh Assessments and Extensions.
REPORTS on CHIEF ENfsTNF,ER
Submitting estitaat6s az tie cost of re-
pairing roadway rafting a.la Sidewalk Of
Thirteenth street yiadnct. ard cleaning
Reeeiyei and refesrsd Il ire Commit
tee on Strects ana Sewers.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
T-n;on Printing Co.. s:3,:3 co $3.50.
Ehruoff s. Eekhoff s3aa S5..5 $500
Bernard Cannon. sla.0a.
John sullivan. S1onen.
9 = Mnlsaan r'''s; s15,
.Jas' ri stewart O.. s1so
5 r p Haalv. S5o5 S:,71 500
s1i "a -
Joln Dunna SfO0n
n. M,irhead. S1oa Sn. S1792.
Hndson IsaoI t.o1 sG0 S1S8la soO.li)
ss1fO S9e0o
pnhl;c Serriea f.a.aaraf;nn az New
TerSey St;71 Ss a. Saa 3S
xai.fb Jersey SfFeot Railway Co.
I,s,e Iarsev ~ Hnbol.sn s,,d =, serson
S+reat Raiitvav l,o,,,,sa,,t SI5e55 S1o'-
A, s509 " S1e1 w
Evening formal Association. $40. 90
S51 t,';70 "a S ~ "a s3oao SIas;0 $7aan
$40 on 500 10
Tersey C'itv NAws $40 90 $40 0a SOS
40 s1g50 S201G S97 a. S2I O0. s1a,-
% S13oa sol Ia s.1l Ca soc 30 S1a'50
- 49, = - = Y ' =
The Jersey City news., 1905-03-22

Anger begins Ii folly and ends m re-
pensance ythasaras
The Jersey City news., 1905-03-22

sof $G.12 lie ordered dawn III favor es
Vim. II. Aassr1nry. sueh slln represent
ing All ovel-pay yaseiat af water rents for
period Of IAN i9,J. to May L 199ji
srenert~ ses!ca fct = ~ Hle.i
i510s No. 81 Payona ayenne. charge
having hcea made for la:Inarr. aasl said
fIarefy havrn- yaeasel bes. 81. lsttI.
Charge Nates. account. y 4 +.
The Jersey City news., 1905-03-22

Resolved Thai 1 WNrlslnl IN the sum
Of S20.S5 be drawn iii faveS Of Carl e..
4. SchumanI. attorney for Frank phae-
ger, such sum REPRESENTING an nyef-
paymGit for water rents fer he year
lsi3. on property s5tipAte Lot 4 ~,
Block SIT Nn g44 Sainmit avenue.
sAaiae EayHg bFen Hssde for Nates sitl-
iet-t ~ meter ;ltesAnt While eniiie bd i'll
ing MAS meseFe4: pagnsent HAVING been
made on 0ei. 2T 1903.
Chalgc Water Account. .A. < T..
The Jersey City news., 1905-03-22

1880 laedes Arr sill hayias sses'ts
ye@sse ano 1Aat as tlle SCISSOR lsIaatisFs
they viii become more prominent it IS
quite eTident flat women IRE nat taking
to tie extreme Of this fashion 50 read
III ps misnt be expected. Elere are but
very few who look veil when thus at
tired. and it requires i tall and slender
figure to carry well i gown consisting of
many yards Of materiai and quantity
of lace
Tueks. rnifles and plaits al help to
carry out the effect Of 1880 STYLES. ard
the latest skirts are almost indsseribahle
wsh ilre'r many little touches Of orisins
alify.
Lace IS employed extensively IN skirts,
and the bertha and fchu are alike popu-
lar novelties. The train is no longer
fashionable accessory to the1new gown,
which has straight round length
Spaneied aEpliques are also used 10
great extent, and odd effects are achieved
by inserting into an otherwise plain
skirt several raws Of this imported dec
oration Net gowns made over taffeta
silk offer many opportunities with the
skirt trimming, and the newest wrinkle
is to drape the flounce up in several
places with chiffon roses ard foliage.
The Jersey City news., 1905-03-22

WieHesf, George IF Renker. 10 fnaks
connections With the water mains ii
Jersey City, also to do general plumbing
work when they file the required bond
in the Office Of the permis Clerk.
Resolved. That BY reason Of complaint
and investigation thereon made for the
weak ending March IL, 1905. under and
by direction Of the Water Assessor. the
following findings be and are hereby con.
hrined, and the said officer is hereby di-
rpcted to cancel Of record charges now
shown OH registers as herein indicated.
9 8 s SO
Ys I = : 81
III.
|I =
Is zs#
IlE
The Jersey City news., 1905-03-22

REPORTS OF CHIEF ENGINEER.
Submitting estimates Of tlle cost Of re-
pairing roadway. railing and sidewalk Of
Thirteenth street yiadact. and cleaning,
etc. of same and Mercer street yiatluet.
ReceiYed and referred to the Commit
tee on Streets and Sewers
The Jersey City news., 1905-03-22

The foregoing we've each separately
adopted by the following vgtc on call
for the ayes and nays
Ayes--t commissioners Tianck. Nolan.
Rooney, Sullivan and Prssident Heintze
Mays None
The Jersey City news., 1905-03-22

Resolved That St4.t8 be paid to Jas.
E. Stewart Co. for 1870 pine pickets,
The Jersey City news., 1905-03-22

nesolvea That tlle noara of Eina eee
be asst IL hereby requested fts Set aSide
for The s.se q Illus Board ffe sum of
$Si sit t0 svith which a fepfif, clean and
naiItA sllA Fllirfeenffs Strees iadnef, is
is'dIfAtea III eIf1sll1s1s siiedfian flpan be-
'illsf AHslits fexs d 4 - 1.ss laI
The Jersey City news., 1905-03-22

OF Reservoir Site. ''ssa hs2s'iV
The Jersey City news., 1905-03-22

On motion. the reading Of tile minutes
q rsgulal ueetiiie, held on Monday.
March 9, 1865, were dispensed With, and
they We're approved as engr0ssed.
The Jersey City news., 1905-03-22

The Cou,mitspe on Public Buildings.
Docks aud Parks presented the follow
ifg:
Resolved That SD he paid the Hnds
son Ceal Co for TWO toils stove coal,
Morgan streef Dock Jannaty, 1905. claim
No N04.
Chsu'ge Ainrgan Street Dock.
The Jersey City news., 1905-03-22

PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS
nion Printing Co. s33 co s557.!!,u.
Ehrgoft q Eckhoff 81 20. $J..5, $500.
Bernard Cannon. Sl2.U1
John sullivan. S12nG0
r. MuldNon, S10tls'
.11.a0
The Jersey City news., 1905-03-22

OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS.
From the Water Assos ssaf:
Submitting list Of add and cancel
lat ons. wafer registers, week ending
March IL. 1905.
Received and referred TO the Commit
tee Oh Assessments and Fxte nsions.
The Jersey City news., 1905-03-22
REPORTS or STANDING COM
AIiTTEFsS.

Objection af Mrs. Eya Neafhere,l
aud others for Che improvement Of
Orient avenue. hetMees HaiASsn Rpaie-
yard and IIalstead street.
The Jersey City news., 1905-03-22

The Committee en Public Buildings.
Deel.s and Parks repsrssd on claims Of:
NJ. Brown. $1,000. s3s,2 20.
Hudson Coal Co. S12.00
The reports were accepted.
The Jersey City news., 1905-03-22

Sa.d5 to Jersey City Supply Co. ftr
kerosene oil and hails High Service,
February. 1905 claim No. 1444
Charge Water Account. E and r.
The Jersey City news., 1905-03-22

Tie Committee on pamping aul Res
crvoirs reported on claims Of: .Iamas +.
Stewart Company, SLIGO: Jersey City
Simply tompany. S9.43: Louis Hoehl.
S56.00: Thomas Gayle. $56.G0; Peter f..
Cayanagll SJ2.G0
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-06-23
Railroad to OCala.

Ever since the G. S. Il f. Railway
acquired a large and expensive river
frontage in Palatka with the purpose
of building large freight and passen-
ger depots the people of this city
have been guessing at what it all
may mean. Now that the railway
company has actually secured its
entrance franchise to the down town
dictricts and has already began the
erection of expensive buildings on
its river front property, guessing is
being renewed,
1t has long been the opinion of
our leading men that all this activi-
ty in &. S d F. circles in Palatka
meant Il railroad direct to Ocala 10
these people the following guess of
the Ocala Star will be confirmatory
and encouraging. 1t has feasible
look:
ut is talked around Ocala, and not
without good grounds, that there is
soon to be something doing in rail-
road circles in Ocala For a long
time one of the strategic points in
railroad affairs has been an air line
from Ocala to Silver Springs, and on
to Palatka. This would shorten the
present railroad mileage to Palatka
about one-half. Nearly ten miles of
that distance is already built by the
Ocklawaha (now the Silver Springs)
Lumber Company, and six miles
more from the Springs to Ocala by
the S. S. & w Railway, though the
latter is in bad shape just now.
Now, the g. S. u f. has cast GOO
10 70 10 A
G, l.. and the G.. d G.. AS the G. s.
& f. already owns part of the stock
of the G. & g., and expects to own
the balance soon, they may, and
probably will, build the G. & G. on
from Fairfield to Ocala. and thence
on around to Palatka. This mileage
would pass through one of the rich
est farming, cattle-raising, naval
stores and lumber producing sections
of Florida
Now, it stands to reason that the
G. d G. is not going to end always
in the woods, as is the case at pres
ent. Again, some road is going to
give us short line to Palatka, and
that not in the next generation.
1t is generally conceded among the
transportation men that the G. S. II
F. will soon do some constructing,
as that line has recently employed
one of the best railroad constructors
in the south-Mr. Parrot of Atlanta.
There are now standing on the S.
A. L, tracks at Silver Springs twelve
or fourteen carloads of fseventy-pound
steel rails, and the S. A. L. doesn't
need them.
A gentleman in close touch with
railroad matters was told that one of
Carnegie's selling agents for the steel
rail department said a large contract
had recently been let for rails at
Ocala, and asked what was doing
down there.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-06-23
THE MID-WINTER FAIR.
Tampa is Getting Ready for
the Big Event.

Tampa, June, 22d-That the Flori-
da state Mid-Winter Fair, to be held
in this city during the coming fall,
on dates later to be decided for the
convenience of all counties partici-
pating, will be superior in every way
to any state fair ever held In the
south, is already evident.
The last legislature, as is gener-
ally known, appropriated the sum of
$4,000 annually for two years to the
leading business men of Hlllsbor-
ough and other counties, to be used
for the payment of premiums alone
and not for building and other fair
expenses. This is the largest apprO-
priation ever made for such pur-
pose by a southern state, and the
premiums Will be even larger than
those of the South Florida Fair, held
iii Tampa laat November. Every
county in Florida is expected to be
represented, as is every individual
producer, and it is hoped that no
section will fail to get its share of the
large premiums to be paid AS an
illustration of the amount of pre-
miums to be paid, the county having
the largest and best general exhibit
will be given about $1,000. The lar
gest prize ever given county before
in Florida was at the south Florida
Fair, being $500. Prizes to individu-
al producers of every kind will also
be large and none should fail of rep
resentation at the Fair, which will
be attended by thousands from Other
states OF the Union, especially those
of the north and northwest Stock
in the Fair association, capitalized
at $4,000 is being sold rapidly and
the work of promoting the fair is
well under way. The majority of
this stock will be purchased in this
city on account of the fair occurring
here, but others throughout the state
are investing, knowing the invest
ment to be a good one for themselves
and the state ut large. Every coun-
ty commissioner and private citizen
who has the interests of his county
at heart should lose no time in pre-
pairing for the Fair and having on
exhibition products that will reflect
credit upon every section of the
state. Exhibits will be transported
free of charge by the railways, eX-
press companies and steamship lines.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-06-23
AN ORDINANCE

To repeal an Ordinance passed in Open
Council on the 10th day of May, A.
D. 1905, and entitled "An Ordinance
to Grant to the Georgia Southern d
Florida Railway Company Franchise
and right of way for its Railway Track
along Portion of Laurel Street in
the City of Palatka, and to operate its
Trains and Cars thereon as Main
Line.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and City
Council of the City of Palatka, Florida
SECTION |. That the Ordinance en-
titled IAN Ordinance to grant the Geor-
gia Southern and Florida Railway Com
pany franchise and right of way for its
railway track along portion of Laurel
Street, in the city of Palatka, and to
operate its trains and cars thereon, as a
main line" which was passed in open
council on the 10th day of May, A. D.
1905, be and the same is hereby repealed.
Passed in open Council this June 9th,
1905. A. NJ. STEEN,
Attest: President City Council.
j. n. BLACKWELL,
TSeal Clerk City Council.
Approved June 7, 1905.
A USINA.
Mayor
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-06-23
Corner Stone To Be Laid.

Next Monday morning, June 26th,
at nine o'clock, is the hour set by the
council building committee for the
laying of the corner stone of the new
city hall and central hose house.
There will be no ceremony. Alder
men H. A. Davis, A. h. Cartmel and
J. D. Points, who compose the build
ing committee, will be present to see
that the copper box containing the
authorized papers is properly in
serted while man accustomed to
spreading mortar places the stone in
its place
Corner stone laying is usually ac-
complished with the building of the
foundations. In this case the corner
stone is inserted into completed
building.
Within the next ten days the
building will be ready for occupancy.
All that remains is little cleaning
up on the interior and the compile
tion of the small portico at the front
entrance.
The completed building presents
a very pretty appearance. 1t has
cost SS. BOO
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-06-23
Palatka Men Honored.

Palatka had two of its bright
pharmacists at the meeting of the
State Pharmaceutical Association in
Tampa last week. They were Joseph
H. Haughton and David w. Ram
saur. Both were leaders in the con-
vention and both made tolerably
fair showing at the banquet, where
there was an uubendmg of pharma-
ceutical dignity and loosening of
abdominal betting. Both were
honored with official station in the
association; Mr.. Haughton being
elected to the craftsmanship of the
executive committee, and Mr. Ram
saur to the secretaryship.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-06-23
Is Critically Ill.

The hundreds of old friends of
Deputy Sheriff f. w. Clark, in all
parts of the county, will be panied to
learn of his critical Illness at his
home in San Mateo. Mr.. Clark took
to his bed some three weeks ago,
since which time he has been grad
ually sinking. 1t is not thought that
he can get we'll. Mr.. Clark has
served as deputy sheriff many years,
and was one of the most familiar
figures at the Court House. He is a
genial man, and one who makes and
holds friends. He is prominent in
the Episcopal church, being a lay
reader in that denomination.
Something over a year ago Mr..
Clark was Kicked by horse, and he
dates his decline in health from that
time.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-06-23
Going at Cost.

Prospective purchasers will profit
by reading the big advertisement of
the A. w. Strange Co., elsewhere in
this paper, Everything in all de-
partments is marked down in plain
figures to actual cost and that ought
to move the goods. The reduction
in high grade shoes and straw hats
is somewhat out of the ordinary for
thus early in the season, but Mr..
Strange says the stock must go and
has reduced prices accordingly. The
company expects to enlarge their
stock and needs the room.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-06-23
wnoorrNa couan IN LAMAIaA.

Mr.. j, Riley Bennett, chemist of
Browns Town. Jamaica, West India Is
lands, writes II cannot speak too high
ly of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy II
has proved itself to be the best remedy
for whooping cough, which is prevalent
on this end of the globe. 1t has never
fai ed to relieve in any case where /
have recommended it, and grateful
mothers, after using it, are daily thank
ing me for advising them This rene
dy is for sale by Ackerman and Stew
art
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-06-23
SPRA1NED ANKLE, STIFF NECK, LAME
Shoulder

These are three common ailments for
which Chamberlain Pain Balm is es-
peclally valuable If promptly applied
it will save you time, money and suffer
ing when troubled with any one OF these
ailments. For sale by Ackerman q
Stewart.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-06-23
Normal Institute at
hawthorne.

Term begins July 10th and contin-
ues eight weeks. Good aceomoda-
tions at reasonable rates. For further
particulars address j. n. Overhultz,
Keuka, Fla. June 1913 {.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-06-23

Rev. ]. l.. Miller, colored pastor at
San Mateo, has been held to the cir
cult court for rape committed on a
little ll-year-old girl of his flock.
The preliminary trial was before
Judge Coke on Wednesday. Bro.
Miller is in jail.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-06-23

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The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-06-23


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s, w quarter OF (. r, orartcr -
Lot =. ..-....... 49,.
S. half of s. T.. quarter Of N. w. quarter
s. half of S. w. quarter of S. w. quarter
+. half Of n, w. quarter Of S. w.
quarter -.
f. half of N. W. quarter Of 5. f. quarter
5. W. quarter Of S. w. quarter
W. half Of N. +. quarter Of N. +. quarter
). T.. quarter and 5. T. Quarter of 5. w
quarter .... ..... =. ... =. /.
2H acres in s. T.. corner of N. w.
quarter Of N. w. quarter Of N, w.
quarter . o.. ..... Dr.. .. . e.. 90.
Lots and 5 in block 8, Putnam Hall 90.
.
s. W. quarter of N. w. quarter and N.
W. quarter of S. w. quarter =.
N w. "a acres Of S. +. quarter of S.
W. quarter
N. +. acres Of N. w. quarter Of N. w.
quarter q. =.
10 acres on w. side of n. +. quarter of
N. f. quarter a.
+. half of lot 2, lots l, 10, IL, +. half
and S. w. quarter OF lot II, +. half
and S. W. quarter of lot 8, N. half Of
lot 10 and N. half of lot 20 =,
s. w. quarter of N. w. quarter
Lot IA, Keadle & McRae tract.
Part of S. W. quarter of N. f. quarter,
n: Z. quarter of S. +. quarter =.
w. 8 acres of N. half of N. f. quarter
of S. f. quarter and +. half of N. +.
quarter quarter - ~ W. quarter OF ~ +.
In S. w. quarter of N. +. quarter
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-06-23

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Est. J. II. Saloewsky.