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NOTICE OF f APPLICATION FORTax Deed Under Section 8 of Chap-ter

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4888 Laws of Floridak

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ton purchaser of tax certificate No-T

265 dated the 4th day of June A D° 4 1906 has filed said certificate in my

I office and has made application fortax deed to issue in accordance withlaw Said certificate embraces thefollowing described property situated-in Marion county Florida towit

> Neof ne and wlh of ne and nlhr of nw14 undivided half interest secl 27 t 14 south r 23 east200 acres

Thesaid land being assessed at thedate of the issuance of such certificate-in

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1908Witness my official signature andseal this the 13th day of June A B1908

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Death in New York of a MusicalProdigy-

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I negro musician marvel ofthree generations of playgoers diedyesterday in Hoboken N J where hehas been living for years in retirementand subsisting on charity ThomasWiggins is the name given in hisburial certificates but the surname I

was one which the famous pianistadopted

Blind Tom was born near Colum-

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Ga about 1850 and was the sonof negro slaves He was named afterhis parents former master Thomas I

Greene Bethune He was born almostentirely blind and more than halfidiotic

Musically he was entirely destituteof invention but he was marveiously I

imitative I In his early childhood he I

imitated the i cries of farm ttnimalsthe call of birds and the sound of thewind and rain He was still veryyoung however when his attention-was directed to musical sounds-

It is stated that often he stole intothe house of his master and Imitate il

in undertones on the pianoforte thopieces he heard others play In 1861

he was taken to New York and ex ¬

hibited as a phenomenon <I laterwas widely heard in the United Statesand abroad-

He could play a melody with hisrights rand and another with his leftat the same time and also whistle athird He was not restricted to Yan ¬

kee Doodle or similar common airs I

but was equally familiar with theclassic competitions of Chopin Bachand Mendelssohn After a single hear ¬

ing of a fantasia by Herz or Czerny-it is stated that he could repeat itwith few errors He imitate thesounds of most musicaC instrumentsand could deliver addresses in foreignlanguages without understanding theirmeaning

In late Years he became refractory-an refused to appear ii public and I

lived in poverty with his old mother in I

New York city both dependent uponcharity of-

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A TWENTY YEAR SENTENCE-

I have just c rl feted a twenty year1ealth sentences imposed by BucklensArnica aloe which cured me of bleedins piles just fentyjyears ago writesO S Woole erof ellaysville N YBicklens Arc alve heals the worstsores boils burns wounds and cuts in I

the shortest time Twentyfivfe cents-at all drugstores

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WAS WORTH THE MONEY

Tests on the Florida Were HighlySuccessful

fWashington June 15That the testmade on the monitor Florida InHampton Roads with a Whiteheadtorpedo was highlj satisfactory andwill repay the government a hundredfold was the opinion expressed lastnight by Secretaries Metcalf and Taftwho witnessed it The Secretary ofthe Navy accompanied by Mr Taftand Postmaster General Meyer to-

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with a number of army and 1

navy officers arrived here from Nor ¬

folk Sunday morning aboard the May-flower

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The charge of gun cotton wasgreater in the torpedo used than inthe ordinary Whitehead said 1111Metcalf and yet the damage donewas confined to the bulkhead selected I

for the experiment The vital partsI

of the vessel and the armor plate else-where

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were not affectedThe naval constructor had pre ¬

viously estimated the cost of the ex-

periment¬

at approximately 40000and J do not think it will exceea thatamount but the information obtained-as a result of the test will repay thegovernment a hundred fold While wehave always had ° the best con ¬

struction in our ships and have hadnumerous tests with armor plate wehave lacked the knowledge that comesfrom experience gained under condi ¬

tions of actual warfare l

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the test Secretary Taft said It hasi

been the general belief that a torpedowould sink a battleship but yester ¬

days tests show that such is not thecase The torpedo penetrated thehalfinch outer shell and the door ofa second compartment Of course amine would have a more serious ef-

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Mr Taft was greatly impressed withthe new military mast on the Florida I

which had been tested recently with atwelveinch gun

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