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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17

nv = "A NNLrAI. MEETING p +. sgIlII1 k
\ Stockholders of the Fairmount Land \
4 Company WILL be held at the office Of
street, Richmond, Va OH Friday, Feb.
rnary "a 4 900, at 4 o'clock F.. M. b
81 w. j. WIISTNYOOD, President
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SEVENTH Nj 8. I1o7-Jv MED, r liG--
tilai and tia tisient boiIrdcrs; nice rooms
4. and good bio board terms rcasoinalOlle,.
III 107 N. Seventh Street. TX S.8@
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RESTAURANT.

WE 8 ERvIs III b u $ r % K, IN r MEDAL
Il year round Special attention given, TO !
4 supper parties. l'riva To dinlilg-room for
III ladies. q; Ili IL III 13AB II IcS TADRANtt,5 2i \
y Nv. Broad .}8 81 !s} "a II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17

WANTED. MEN no LEARN BARBER
Z trade; eight weeks average time ie-
j CURED wages Saturdays while learning;
$40 a to SIG M weekly guarnn teed h i
: free M OLBR'S S BARBER COLLEGE,,
/. aMl Canal street. New = ork City. S 3..ftL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17

WANTED, 10 5BUYaA SECONDHAND
* fro and burglar proof safe a q bnrgain:i
cash price Address r. Q. Box
R "a, Chase City, Va. I'm n 4 iIs }S5fg5
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LOST AIN ,.:,,I b d FOUND y

LOST . IA STRAY I'D ID WHITE 'L-
I; innle) Isul 3,rerrler; black spot ov err one
foye, black spccks6o on back !; deaf. II
ifounl,ip lease return to ;3l2 East Trails-
lii street, or call tp5 No. S462 telephone.
LOST ADDE'S, g OLD y WATCH n, Q N
tho Hollywood car from Chliin and Pine
Ito First ana Broad. Or from, there ~ to
" Graham, thence VI to Clay. Liberal re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17

FROsTBITEs AND LBLAINs. i. AS
we'll rs fchapped skin, are quickly re-
j leved by LAT1MER's Compound Cam.
q phor II ce, NJ 10 and Is a cents per box at
a price. 5LATJMER's DRUG STORE. 500
NV N1arshall. # Phone g. M q; lg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17

4 OrGHTtiS Ef, \, IN Il, I'M 51o--N1t,cLY FUR.
Y t,isheds Uodn Portable rooms: good tsDle;
permanent ~ anu # transient R boarders'
terms D renson able. Al S tfig5is{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17

WANTED, AN ACTIVE YOUNG, MAN
4 for office and outdoor work; state a ge,
experience and reference. c. 70, care
4 this office. 55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17

q ply AUG USI CIR OCERY CO.. Eigh-
teentll and Main Streets.
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WANTED.

FOR SALE. APPLY 10
VIC. sSN1lTFI, 314 M Fifth Street.
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SHOE RETAIAINo SPECIAL.

sf HoE&EErAIAINo SPECIAL. 5
FOR THE WEDll ENDING FEB 18TH.
h Cut out this coupon and bring cash with
shoes and get the following discount:
75c. halfsolc mes g 2oc: Of; eoc;. halfsole
Ii i0c. of. Remember every pair#sowed;
3 best white oak heather. Rubber Heels,
35c. Mems, our own make sewed strong,
\ SHOE 8FACTORY38l7l6 L. Main Phone
& 26GT. al VI g Ss .5Sss q Ny ttg
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SPRING oPENlNG
STENOQ RAPhY..

STEM GRAPiY-MtE. MAUD SWIM
DlSLI,E desires day and night pupils IN
Pitman's system pc steno era ply. Nav
Address 1909 Z, aloin Street. hone 2sbs,
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PAPER HANGING

FsYOU WANT OUR ROOMS PAPER.
e ed as they should be and at the right
il Fourth Street. 6 Large selection OF latest
designs In Wall Paper. rs III 8S 8 l$ n
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floor and bench fnoulders on nlnlleable
and grey IRON, machinery and general
jobblng work. Apply, giving full parti-
culars Of former employment and refer,
cnces, to Lock Box 109 Detroit, Mich.
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I PIANOS AND ORGANS,

EsTEY 7PIA M s, r EDDy AND PIPE OR
gnns lead the world. Slightly used fup,j
right pianos At great y, ba,rgalRs' and
Square Pianos are ob1alnah y, py.Hg az
PIANO Is: ORGAN .AG HIN cY. American
National Bank building,
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7DYEING5 AND CLEANING G. a

CIIEAN1NG $ANDBDYEINc OF gGENTs',
ladies' and 2childres's suits and clonks.3
best work guaranteed: goods called for
h and delivered. s. Thea} Old Reliable NJ u
\ TUAL4 STEAM DYEING & CLEANING
D WORKS S12 w. Broad Street. Phone
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DO G#YoU KEEP HOUSE? HAVE YOU
s5'f debts TINT aggregate more han you
4 can pay, at one timer Quite likely you
&tnrn 81 IN 4 easy royments: your best
y friend need lot know IT.. Address p. Q.
u R)x Gs8. 443}t s II5S
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RRpUc1 PNIcEs.

PRICES REDUCED ON WORK.:
years Experience. WIN. no BIEN, Jr.,l
los 3, Broad Street., Richmond. Va.
i, Spectacles and Eyeglasses. Is cents AL
work guaranteed. l5s {1$f B. il &. 4{s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17

CALL AND Be CoNy1N t,ED.--A FINE,
m colleotfonl OF II original Antiques at low
n prices. l.. N. Arm LL,S3 ls5 Brook Ave-
NJ nue.. s tS5 F,sf3
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WANTED, EVERY FAMILY no USE
s. Valhalla Cereal Coffee. the twentieth
century health food drink. Don't fall TO
4 isfaction guaranteed, rs j.asS 5 s5ta
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

GROCERY WAGON TRUCKS &s AND
save you$ money on Rubber Tlros. Come!
and SEQ MS: repairing a speciality 3. i C..
t5j BRISTO DIV ,g5 LOCO 35 IL. franklin Phone
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TE WANT ADJ WAX is NOT MERELY AS lAINAS THE ROAD TO The ROAD


~ r q ENTt LEM t5N CAN &sTlSL1Rll
ir4t GLASS l,,titd and room II pr I1,,a
& FAMILY conyrniet,t location anu ho 9n,.,
3 60 ~ forts ~ will also acconiill odnte Tow
"A table bon dcrsi 4 st5 Nv. Cary Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17
MEETINGS.

.,s,,.z, a STATED e ONvCcATlONo Ole:
SWWS Wa shingtor Royal Arch Cha pier
XAX No. ! Q. Will be held In the taber-i
eas119 nacle IN Masonic Temple on Friday
Evening at n 40 % clock. February ! I, 1905
Members OF sister chapters and visiting
ARE cordially invited.
BY order OF the NJ. L. IL. Priest. III
# sSt. 3 r. B. SNIGAD, Secretary.
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Tho Virginia FIRE & Marine

Tho Virgi mia Fire q Marlne .aIll5
"a ,3 lF Insurance Company
Il n. Richmond. Va. Feb. s, 1905.
"a nnual Meeting OF the Stockholders Of
Il this Company will be held at; the Cons
pany's office, No. 1O15 Z. Main Street,
HI Rchmond Va. on Tuesdny,4tth 2lst
instant, at IL o. clock M, IL ssfS
{ WILLIAM II. N 'CARTIlY,sb
}5fs Is .33,. s,5l4s tt2E Secretary
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17

YOUNG MAN o ABILITY AND 3B Us1-s
4 ness experiences would III like to invest
some capital In esta blshed wholesale,
Il manufacturing or office business. In /
which his services could be used II, Adj
dress M. 95. caro- this office. s5,I ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17

CALL, AT CITY IIxALL,#ITS is q BEING.
6 painted and decorated by J.$II. M OTRIS
& CO., ~ No 2l2 NorthS52Thlrd Street.
Painters and Decorators. SB M
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CEREAL COFFEE,

CEREAL. COFFEE is NOW.
il being used by over 5000 families Of
Richmond. Va Are you one II II not. buy q
package Of your grocer, One and two
\ pound ackagesi 10 and ?5 cents,
.yALHALLA CURES INDIGESTION,
n coffee heart and weak stomnchs !; no
+ N ORC tired feeling and that all gone con-.
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ANTIQUES OF y VERY n DsCRlPrtoN3
e bought and sold furniture OF all Kinds
8 satisfaction guarantcnd. a 6 uARAN.S
/. TEE ATTIC IfSl c. o., {F107 f. Main Street,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17

WANTED, * EVERYBODY no KNOW!
y tia we sell the best. $500 Soft and Stiff
Hats made CON s. SHEA CO. s. IIatters,s
= 915 5IJ Mai in Street. 3st5 If II, S II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17

If YOU ARE IN N0EDE Oh "a HALL
Sic meeting, to-, apply at sSaenger Fl a1le,
Family Resort. 3G-311 III North Seventh
Street. CAFE LERCFI, Henry Lcrch,,
4 Proprietor. Terms reasonable.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17

FOR sALE--NEW AND "a SECOND.
# hand Wagons and Trucks, Rubber Tiro
Work. Painting ana Repairing. RICH
LAR SON BROS, 70. 81 8 Brook Avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17

WA NTED, TO a I. EFT 8$3t SMALL BRICK
building, with good yard, TWenty-sxx, tn
Il Street, A between Grace and Franklin.
suitable for shop or small store. Apply
"A 4 East Clay Street. 81! s5,s. ~ Il 5g855 $F
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17

BUGGIEs. 81 sUR1a1Es AND i SPRING.
Wagons q I; III Il WATT PLOWS &C j., ttif.
& Street. The largest and most complete
limo In the ty, IL NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17

yN.4NTDD-IF tx u8IAvIc a DEsIR-
ID able country estat e, colonial home or
farm for sale wrlteAus. we are, central.
ely located, u ana $icAn reach those OF
& means. Adj dress ISAAC II. SAUNDERS,
Manager, No. IL 407s " st. n. W"#Nvash-
81 ing,t4D. 4 G. 35s M Il.
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PAINTING

VIZ WILL. ESTIMATE FOR YOU II
ior!or iecur,Iting or painting done;
phone 1866 and our representa I've VIII
enil and fix you right. II. MORRIS
f & Co, No. a2 North Third Street.
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NOTICE.

SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER NJ OUR
factory, 736 II. Main Street, Els a large
part Of our business. ~ shall h show the
4 largest line of colored shlrtin SIS ever
you want choice pattern w. 8. CON-,
IE STABLE. a. co. g ssei
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17

WANTED, THREE CoLoRED MEN.
with families at country place on.
salt water Virginia.; good wages by, the
year and everything found. Apply. with,
references. to Box 50, Richmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17

IT Is 10 YOUR INTEREST TO SEE.
our HATS before buying If you wish style
and quality for the least money. COX
IS g. SHEA CO.. ilatters, vi. 915 p. Main
Street. @ it$ j5E
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REPAIRING AND RpPAINTlNG8 3 uc-
n Ktcs and Il wagons; also rubber tlrng;
b Fight price and right work, w. c..
IA SAtI It'll, E3l4 N. Fl fth Street. X
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AGRICULTURAL IlMPLEMENTs.7

and all Farm Implements q I THE
as1y,ATr' W III. DIV 5 CO. ,fg Fifteenth and
IA Franklin and 1404 70. Main Street. ss3s e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17

LEVY, THE SUPAOLsTERER, MAKES
lGr order: "a Brook Avenue. Phone 1895. 3j
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FOR a S.AL.E-SAlALI, HOTEL. BRICK
3 building, fully, nicely furnished In pros
porous o,ty, Virginia steam heat gas,
electric lights; American and ElIopean;.
does a good hotel, also bar trade; !, reason,
for selling, sickness; bargain. Address
Pr 4. No. 100, care OF this Office III
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1905-02-10
A New Brick Store.

G. j. Rogero is building a new
brick store building on Lemon
street to take the place of the frame
building until recently occupied by
I. jacobson, shoes, and H. l. Er-
nest, iewelry.
The new building will be one story
high and will make commodious
store room with 30 foot frontage on
Lemon street and depth of 75 feet.
AS soon as completed it will be oc-
cupied by NJ. S. Brown the clother
and furnisher, whose present quar-
ters are all too small for his growing
business. Mr.. Brown is already
making purchases preparatory to
filling his new store with seasonable
goods for men and boys, and will
open in the new place by April lst
P.J. Becks, the contractor, is put
ting up the new store building.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1905-02-10
For Free Rural Delivery.

Hon. Frank Clark, congressman.
elect from this district has already
began to lay plans for active work
on behalf of the people of his dis.
trict.
One of the first things he will try
to accomplish will be free rural
mail delivery for all such localities
in his district as would be entitled to
such service under the provisions of
the act. What Mr.. Clark proposes
to do is best told in a letter received
by F. J. Fearnside of this city, who
is the Putnam county member of the
Second District Congressional Com
mittee. The letter is as follows:
Lake City, Fla, Feb. 4, 1906.
Hon. F. J. Fearnside,
Palatka, Fla,
Dear Mr.. Fearnside:
| desire to begin work immediate
ly for the establishment OF free rural
mail routes throughout Putnam
county. l have this day written the
Department in Washington asking
them to furnish me with supply of
blank forms of petitions, and hope to
have them in a short time.
The establishment of these routes
over your county will be OF vast Deh-
efits in various ways. 1t Will not
only be a convenience to your cltl-
zens, but will give employment to a
number of our people and will be
means of putting considerable money
in circulation. | want you TO make
sort of survey of the county ana ana
me in getting all the routes that are
necessary established
In order that you may understand
the manner of securing these routes
/ will briefly state the main require
ments:
1st The route must be through
the rural districts away from the
railroad and of such length that, the
round trip can be made ina day from
the starting point. H..
End. There must be along the line
of route, and within one mile on
either side, at least 100 heads OF fam
lilies to be served.
These are the main points to be
considered and it seems to me there
might be several routes leading from
Palatka and reaching out into differ
ent parts of Putnam county. If you
will investigate this matter and re-
port to me as nearly AS you can, !
think | can have them established,
Please let me near from you, ana
Oblige, Yours very truly
FRANK CLARK,
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1905-02-10
FLORAHOME FACTS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Berkheart arrived
from Chicago Monday evening
They will be the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w Tucker.
Rev. Mitchell and wife spent Sun
day in Florahome where the rever-
end gentleman spoke at the close of
the morning service. Rev. Mr..
Mitchell is pastor of a Methodist
church in New York state and is
travelling through the south for the
benefit of his health.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Harrison are at
home again after spending several
months north.
Miss Nudge entertained few
friends informally Monday evening.
r. S. Mcintyre, Geo. Knight and
S. f. Tubbs went to Palatka Tues
day as delegates, from the Flora
home Produce Association to the
Good Roads meeting.
J.J. Charles, Notary Public, went
out in the country Wednesday to
perform marriage ceremony.
Mr.. Christian will build a tempo
rary house on his orchard tract,
Mr. Carol, formerly resident Of
Florahome, is again working his ten
acres.
Mr.. Green, of Grandin will work
the Lester place during the summer
Mr. Bird, of Tampa, is here to put
in a crop of potatoes.
All land in and about Florahome
that is cleared for planting is now
being plowed. Experts say there is
no such land for potato raising in
the state.
That Florahome is prospering is
shown by the way people are coming
in. People are beginning to realize
the great advantages of this section
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1905-02-10
THE entire BLOCK.
County GOrnmissio
Buy Remainder Of
Court House
Block,
Paying $4,000 or $50 Per Foot
Front on Lemon Street,

The meeting of the board of county
commissioners last Tuesday resulted
in the acquisition by the county OF
the remaining portion of the block
on which the court house stands.
The court house at present occu-
pies one-third the block. Last year
the commissioners bought the one
third on Orange street occupied then
by the old St George Hotel.
VIM, Ivers, one of the oldest citi-
zens of Palatka, owned the remain
ing one-third fronting on Lemon
street. Before the great freeze of
1895 Mr.. Ivers was offered $4,000 for
this property which has a frontage
of 200 feet on Lemon street and a
depth of $50 feet, and which runs
from Tom HOlden's meat market to
the corner of Fifth street. Quite re-
Gently Mr.. Ivers was offered $4,000
for the property, but he knew the
county ought to have it, and being
an old man without wife or child,
and thoroughly in love with, and fill
ed with patriotic pride for, the city
and county where he has resided for
more than 50 years, he made the
county tender of the property for
$4,000. 1t was accepted.
The commissioners were not unani-
nous for the purchase. When the
proposition was put to vote by
Chairman Canova it resulted in a
tie, Commissioners Allen and Strick-
land voting for, and Commissioners
Williams and North voting against
the purchase. That left the decid-
ing vote with the chairman, L. G.
Cauova, who voted for and sealed
the purchase.
The board left the matter of fixing
up the deeds to Chairman Canova.
Mr.. Ivers wants 81 900 down and the
balance in annual payments of $1,000
until the whole $4,000 is paid.
The clerk was ordered to notify
justices of the peace in the county
that they would be required to Sc
cure costs in all criminal cases ex-
cept felonies, as far as possible, other
wise the county will refuse to pay
costs.
A rebate of 81 was allowed in the
1904 taxes of Alvah Young.
The Grantham pauper cases were
settled by allowing pension of 50
per month each to B. B. and Elijah
Grantham, the same payable to c..
J. O'Haver of Keuka.
A petition asking for change in
the Palatka and Orange Springs road
running on A. L. Baughman's land
was granted on condition that the
county be put to no expense.
1t was also ordered that the road
fund, after paying the amount due
incorporated cities and towns, be ap-
portioned to each commissioner dis
trict.
Drs. A. NJ. Steen and Geo. E.
Welch made bids for doing the medi-
cal work at the Jail. The bid Of the
former was $50 and that of the latter
$50 per annum. The contract was
awarded to the lowest bidder.
The commissioners then selected
the names for jurors for 1905.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1905-02-10
Paved Streets, New Court House, and Ten
Thousand People in Five Years.

We
the which build edfce something
a people demand arise.
The contract for the city has let and work this improve
will week With this and the other public and
improvements under and those which the tho
roughly progressively disposed
much that Paatka will double popu
aon the years.
If Paaka will join the outlined
will audible
pie will believe when convinced that believe in
We do believe Show working pavments
court house and thousand people five We what
only by working untedy for it,
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1905-02-10
GOINGS ON IN FLORIDA

The Jacksonville board OF trade
| has now reached a membership OF
over 400.
Mrs. w. S. NJ. Pinkham, wife OF
the county superintendent OF schools
of st. Johns county is dead at St.,
Augustine.
Eleven citizens of Pensacola have
been summoned to Washington to
testify in the impeachment trial OF
Judge Swayne.
The Marion county commissioners
have let a contract for Il new pressed
brick court house, after plans OF ii.
j. KluthO, architect.
Mrs. General Stonewall Jackson,
widow of the great confederate gen
eral, who expected to spend the win
ter in DeLand, has been unable to
come owing to feeble health.
Former State Senator w. w. Far
mer, member of the state demo-
cratic executive committee, is dead
at Yulee. He was agent of the Sea
board Air Line R'y. at that point.
The county commissioners of St
Johns county at a meeting on Tues
day decided to call an election to
submit a bonding proposition to the
people for building new court
house.
The leading citizens of Marion
county met at Ocala on Monday and
decided that while IA state fair would
be a good thing for the state, they
would rather some other town
should have it.
Mrs. Fannie Erna Ball, wife of
Willis NJ. Ball of the editorial stall
of the Times Union, died suddenly
from the effects of surgical opera
ton in DIR. Mobiles sanitarium i'll At
lanta, last Sunday morning.
Andrew Carnegie was solicited to
build public hospital for Alachua
county, but has declined on the
ground that his field of free public
libraries proves more than wide
enough TO absorb all my time and
attention"
Mrs. Frank Stocking, twenty-five
wears of age and the wife of promi-
nent merchant at LimOna, near
Tampa, committed suicide by taxing
landanum on Saturday. Ill health
and dependency. She left three
young children.
Jake Bradford the negro convicted
of the murder OF John Plummer OF
Duval county, and who was granted
a new trial on technicalities, has
now had this second trial postponed
to next spring on the ground that
Sheriff Pickett who empaneled the
jury is relative of the murdered
man,
The wife of Archdeacon Brown,
aged Episcopal clergyman of Orlan-
do disappeared from her home last
Friday Searching parties have
been out for her and the lakes drag
ged. On Wednesday her body was
found by a farmer about three-quar-
ters of mile from the city lying in
a clump of oak trees A bottle,
which had contained carbolic acid.
was found by the body, and the in
ference is that Mrs. Brown commit
ted suicide. The coroner's jury in
the case rendered verdict TO the eff
feet that death resulted from un-
known causes,
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1905-02-10
Woman's Fortnishtly Club.

A regular meeting of the club was
held at o'clock, Friday, Feb, Sd, in
the club rooms. The meeting was
called to order by the president,
Miss Bassett, and two most interest
ing reports were read; one from our
president to the state federation and
the other from the convention.
Several interesting papers were
read on social purity, that being the
topic of the afternoon.
The next meeting will be musi,
cal to be held at the residence of
Mrs. Richey on Feb 17th.-Press
reporter.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1905-02-10
New G. S. SF. Ry. Agent.

G. A. Maull of Crescent City was
last week checked in us agent for the
G. S. d F. Railway in this city
Mr.. Maull has had an active railway
experience of several years, holding
responsible positions with both the
old ]. II. & X. w Ry. and the Flori-
da East Coast Ry. His family has
long been prominent in the peninsula
part of the county, and the new
agent will prove valuable acquisi-
sition to Palatka in both a social and
business way.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1905-02-10
To Appear at Opera House Next Tuesday Night February
I4th for Benefit Public Library.

Tuesday o the Mehrtens Concert Company
They
leading ladies
a guaranteed number of reservation.
spoken
II the the work of each member
Nehrtens the Berlin Germany Times
a with audience
Handel, Bohm
applauded
which
fairly ne Savannah Morning
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