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THE PALATKA ttfiW& APRIL 19. 1912.
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The Palatka News
' and Advertiser.
Entered at the Palatka postoffice as
uittimoie matter or the second class.
Published
Fridays by
RUSSELL &
at raiatka, Florida, on
VICKERS.
117 South Second St Phone 195.
Wm. A. RUSSELL. Editor.
Our old friend T. J. Appleyard ol
Tallahassee has several advantages as a
candidate (or delegate at large (o the
Baltimore convention. His name will
appear near the top ol the list, and then
he's a good fellow, and is known in all
parts of the state, and but why enumerate.
Puluam county voters should remem
ber that Dr. E. S. Crill is a candidate for
delegate at large to the national demo
cratic nominating convention. Dr.
Crill should, and will, (provided the
voters think of it) received the solid
support of his home county. The bal
ance of the state is more than likely to
give him a large majority vote.
The press dispatches of the early
week state that "Mr. Justice Hughes of
the United Slates Supreme Court is be
ing groomed as a republican dark
horse.-' Whcf "Ve arc such exquisite
whiskers 'h'T- n appropriate
statemeut of the cHle though how they
can refer to a man with ecru whiskers
as a "dark horse" is not entirely clear.
The Pensacola News has the unbe
lieveablc effrontery and nerve to re
fer in its editorial head to Pensacola as
"the oldest town in America." When
Editor Felkel attends the press associa
lion meeting at Palatka we'll have him
kidnapped and brought here aud locked
up in the old dungeon awhile without
gopher gumbo. He 11 know better
then. St. Augustine Record.
Senator Bankhead of Alabama, mana
ger of the I'nderwood presidential cam
paign, assures an anxious public that Mr.
I nuerwood s grandfather was "an old
line Henry Clay Whig," and adds, "it
is always best, you know, to tell the
truth in matters of this sort." Of course,
aud it is so important that we should
know every detail in the life of Oscar's
grandfather. As for Oscar, himself, we
will learn enough about him after his
inauguration.
Few mortals have had a more nobl
active or interesting career than Miss
Clara Barton, founder of the American
Red Cross society, who died at her
home in Maryland last Friday at the ad
vanced age of 90 years. She saw per
sonal service as a field nurse through
the war between the states and in the
Franco-Prussian war. She was president
of the American Red Cross from its
foundation in 1881 till advancing years
compelled her to lay the burden down.
If Maryland has not filled its niches in
the National Hall of Fame at Washing
ton, it would do a worthy thing in re
serving one of them for Clara Barton.
Champ Clark led Woodrow Wilson
in the Illinois democratic presidential
primary by 140,000 votes, a fact that will
place Mr. Clark before the Baltimore
convention in a most emphatic way,
While Mr. Wilson claims a large ma
jority of the Pennsylvania delegation, it
is also reasonably certain that Mr.
Clark will have about 15 from that state.
Champ Clark is' certainly in the run
ning, and were it not for his age, his
chances at this time would appear better
than that of any of the other mentioned
Democratic aspirants.
"Full many a ecm of nurest rav serrne
mcuarit, uniatuomcu caves ol ocean
bear:
Full many a flower is born to blush
unseen.
And waste its
sweetness on the desert
This beautiful bit of poesy must have
been running through the mind of the
editor of the Ocala Star as he penned
the following comments on Col.
Toomer s recent address in the Brick
City:
"Col. Wm. M. Toomer. the eleventh
hour (and cvth minute) candidate for
congressman at large came in from
Jacksonville Wednesday afternoon and
scattered some handbills, announcing
mat ne wouta speaK lrom (lie band stand
in the evening. At the appointed hour,
the distinguished gentleman was on
hand, aud was accompanied to the
bandstand by Editor Harris and half a
dozen other leading citizens. Mr. Har
ris, in his usual graceful manner, intro
duced Mr. Toomer to the public, the
public square we mean, and for quite a
little while the candidate aired his views,
having plenty of room to do so. Occa
sionally a passer-by stopped to see what
the fiue looking gentleman was talking
about, but most of his eloquence went
up as incense to the silent stars. Mr.
Toomer thinks the democratic party is
in uanger oi becoming too progressive
(which is to say the rank and file think
too much for themselves) and needs
sale and sane citizens about his size to
sit on the lid. Mr. Toomer favors fed
eral aid for public roads, in which re
spect he agrees most surprisingly with
all the rest of us. He handed out a lot
of other carefully edited sentiments, all
expressed in the most correct manner.
The gist o his thoughts will be found
in his advertisement elsewhere. He
went his way on his campaign tour this
morning, leaving only pleasant memo
ries behind."
DISTRICT PRESS ON .
SAM HILBURN
Putnam county is just now butu''". '
its crops of politics and n..und -5 ,!t
the certainty of secu-' K".
and lasting atiwpU aKV t1-1
There iud ' f Utter.
roSt!Jlv svisc vvt:v bi iit. r it rvp
f.uts Sst a srviH tvfwataa j tse
civhv sod tb sunt lkv oi rv-
ers is gttttie rfc,r N;M, rHv-r.
ktc& is Nv-'ad tv siriie or cwp ct
pvht!v-us t tie kae c the oi'.h
last. ill Nf pjL.vh axv teatU asl
thottbt h wvarj a ssauv twiav, oa
Ne sajv tiut tnK-k oi a tbtv a i
U is hke ifce saauV lakuA idvVTtoJ tbv
tcv t the vac, UvN o V,ct
bo :tJ as si tvvic c a r
rs? tvtureed tro.au :i r.dtf.
And tie v: Os :u- Mof W til t:tr
Ti 5v!?r SocK'ivX'.ctl CMre
k asx-aSc la ai-..; Ma "ii to tJs.b.
rv tv.'. sad u tsvwtir hvuI,
Ctc lad vvaMtic cveJlJOes lire's !t
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Hon. Sam J. Ililburn is gaining streng
th in this county every day and we con
fidently expect it to be demonstrated at
the polls that he is the favorite for con
gress to succeed Frank Clark.
ililburn s ability is second to none
who are candidates for congress from
our Second district.
There is not a flaw in his Public re
cord; you may safely swear to that, for
it mere were, his competitors would
have pointed it out long ago.
As a moral citizen he measures ud to
the highest standard.
His friendship and sympathy with the
toiling masses who struggle for bread is
proven abundantly in his career as a
legislator.
As a democrat, he is without reproach ,
And as a high toned Chrisly-j,..
man he is with out a suivi.
ole for Ililburn
the Second 1-. ' "
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J Saturday
Sernionetle.
"No man llveth to himself and no
man dicth to himself."
Men are related to each other in
vital union from which there is noes
cape. Obligations grow out of this
union. First of all, we are bound to
getner in physical union. We are
dependent on each other in spite of
ourselves. Someone was careless in
a powder mill and' a whle village
was wrecked by the explosion, k is
saia yellow lever entered the south
in the last New Orleans epidemic
through the carelessness of a quaran
tine officer. The whole nation suffer
ed. The Mohammedan devotee goes
10 me ancient city of Mecca, drinks
of the sacred pool and contracts
cholera. He returns and starts an epi
demic of Asiatic cholera and all the
machinery of the health ripmnmomc
ui curopean countries is set in motion
to stay its progress. Thus are men
oounu together.
n 1 i 1 . .
i aui caien nis gospel by a name,
which we use to describe the most
powerful of explosives. He calls it
the dynamite of God. His
did not appreciate the far-roarhino-
u.uuie 01 tucse grcM moral and spirit
ual truths. Look for a moment nt
some 01 the bits of dynamite which
he sends to the Roman Christians:
Bless them that nersecute vnn- hloc
and curse not. Note another piece
of his spiritual dynamite: Owe no
man anything save to love one an
other. Here is still another: As
much as in you lieth live peaceable
with ail men. He lost his hnad he.
cause the teaching was, a new one.
I wish to draw three lessons from
this Christian law of life and death.
First a lesson of gratitude to those of
former generations, who lived for
those who were to follow them.
We are the heirs of all th
Our duty is to preserve what has
come down to us and transmit such
to our posterity. From it I would al
so learn a lesson of responsibility.
No man in the modern world can
live a life isolated from others. He
is bound up with his fellows forirood
or for ill. He cannot be a cosmopol
itan in his business ambition and a
Robinson Crusoe in his sympathies.
The third lesson I would "learn is a
lesson of horje. The
this law of human life means iho
gradual coming of the kingdom of
God on earth, it means the end of
class hatred. It means the evangeli
zation of the world.
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T I HAVE
III FI FU
ORIDA
THIS STATE IS FULL OF NATURAL
CURIOSITIES AND NATURAL
RESOURCES.
INTERESTING COMPARISONS
Florida Is the Most Unique and
teresting States In the
Union.
In
LOYALTY
He may be six kinds of a liar,
He may be ten kinds of a fool;
He may be a wicked highflyer,
Beyoud any reason or rule.
There may be a shadow above him
Of ruin and woes that impend;
And I may not respect but I love him.
Because well, because he's my friend.
I know he has faults by the billion.
But his faults are a portion of him.
1 Know mat fiis record s Vermillion;
Me s tar trom a sweet seraphim.
Rill hec iltti'tKaAn . . .. : . 1. u
.r..r:".. ' ""ivwrr-iwn
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All ro--Vj
j Mylo give or 10 lend.
Aud thcoga he is wild and saraly.
1 like him beciase he's my friend.
I knock him. I kaow; bat I do ii
The same to his face as away;
Aad ii other folks knock eil.tbev rr
it
n.l k ... M k t .k: . .
k.ecP ,. eye cm this HitW , re 7
c.rik nutjer 1 here b sewthmg No up, of hsool tav 1 pd;
ivtaV , . For t tat autvl j, hvt Wat
l!VkUl"V,W' fra-vU.lMcaaVc he's v friend,
lad rut BvH N-ea i rvpreseauavv o the 1 . .. " . -
.wH'ie. He e x sirxs.h. Utvk poliucita i .
aad,!ht:ae oIs his bea iMe to) BURBANK NE3.
devene o. The HmtUioj ocWj
ide vv Ulk-se. ader fr heidl aes. f CoL Ford H. Kors of Detroit.
Eschew so devdu dty tbit h ! Mich.. srat sevem dsys in Borbaak
e-iaavx sjMrv she tin: o Cvw 1a ttse 1 feit'ai the wtk 00 his tarai .ader t.
u : :v 1 1 v u a'.-uu. "cere i
.ior
uv cvoirvss from
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1 .. vt ..,..1 k. . ! oer la tHtrtuaki
tew das axo in
sfwctittj had wc his frieds.
Mr. Stewart Caasetwo formertT of Bar-
i hiak 4fx-t a wi here with h friends.
' He hs gve k HeMlad. A'a , aad
; tro-ca there aiset short visit wita friends
. oa ta Coetvs or to teil jvw ' be til go K hs home m Scctog YaUt.
h d;d he ooaae &.k K (eit yvxi am t
:o voe Jta 6o t vve ivV I &i;vi
Svite Se5-xv- The U ii fv;aied wax
i ii lett h s iv aid
3i-:e h-! he eiev-ied tor1 To
tvprvsen
kiv so dvjeset-died ihjt hue to: The Wojma's Sdy C!h of Barhiai
hive Frsa's. Cit.. lie ;v:tvaj, cvvne i heW irs raeet.ii ui Mrs. Bowes 01
ud a verv
o i ei
evf rv
oa :roca ihe sa. oa's csjmI tv s?il as
So to k e hj-i ;v:'.et jv vvm ol the
v.viu h!ie-si2i tj.a ;he hoieth;jj
oer ;o t;os- K;i!.x:c ird.
Ho? Sija !. H'.INtra. o i'llatu.
Mid:-dj;e : Cots froai lie Sfcocd
Co"vs.03Ji l:'Oi. js 1a 10 a
vedsesis cull -.24 oa the Mr.
ci a cje oi tie sSoi asea t tia
J mtioi. ad heavies N:ia EVutr with
.e aitss. i2e 2Kt 1i.1t ie "evU--ed !tja
"i raw o.- ; a;.-sviii i .or 'vhi iEer
t esiwij Ne jctm li'-et. --ii
.saxe -or i 'Ji o eo? :ji
"eci-escay aeraooa and
pieastat rise. ,
Oa loeday aisit tie Drtaucc Ctii
of cVifhitak gave aa t!eca:ar3! ;a f
the sciooi house. The ptjy was called
Faa ta the N.-ioWn.iaa. Abet tie ea-:
sfrataateat they gave a daave aad every ,
on eatojred th3vies matesuetv ;
The restiat ! jo :vr tie tixrptiMieai3 3
oi ih-e tow of tSjrcoai. j
ir. C. E. AJaao atnie
tr.? w CVaii oa Taesdij.
Vrs- W. M. Neva o ianiitte. Vsci
Starke. Have you ever paused to
contemplate what a wonderful state
Florida is? What a unique, interest
ing state, full of surprises and para
doxes, marvelous in its wealth of
specimens of the three kingdoms of
nature, unsurpassed in scenery, full of
natural curiosities aud of inexhausti
ble resources?
Its coats Jiue is as long as from
the northeast corner of Florida to
the northeast corner of Maine and
along its axis line the state is 700
miles. Owing to the difficulty of
travel until the railroad made it easy,
a journey from north to south Flor
ida, or from east to west Florida, was
considered the same, almost,
Journey to a foreign country, and this
impression is still prevalent to some
extent. It is noteworthy that the
Philippine islands have their coast
lines better charted than is the line
of part of the west coast of Florida,
the part called the Ten Thousand Isl
ands, and this portion of the state
is still as much of a terra incognita
as Is Central Asia.
The most ignorant peasant of the
old world has heard of three geo
graphical names, the Jordan river, the
Mississippi river and Florida. Ever
since her discovery this state has
awakened, and kept up interest in the
world. In mutation and romance her
history has hardly had a parallel.
From the misguided adventurer, who
sought the spring of eternal youth, to
the enterprising filibuster, who de
fied gunboats while aiding the Cuban
cause, something has always hap
pened in Florida to keep her before
the world. Bloody, romantic deeds
have been done without number by
Spaniard, Frenchman, Englishman,
American and Indian. No Indian tribe
has been so written aud sung about
as the SeuiiHoles, aud while the
names of Sitting Bull and Geronkuo
faded from public interest in less
than a geaeration. iliose of Oscola
and his oompatriota are still fresh
in the world's memory. ""r"
When an illustrator fotrftf vw.;
picture suggst-
vit-ethiag any other sta:e is
rernaraable for he Suds bo difSeaity.
for thene are bat few unique features
that ar.y of the s;a;es can siow. Bitt
when he comes to Fioridi he must
pause and choose, for this place has
so masy resariahle thxis wor.h
picttiritg. Ariteca has tr el:5 dweil
icjcs. bat we tare our Indian raoitnis.
New Mexico has c'.d SpaaUli fcuild
irtjs; so have we. bt they an? older
aad be:tr preserved. With tie ex
ceptioa of AUsia aad California,
there is bo s-a-,e ha: Fi-oriia that can
beast of acpthinj beiagi- to the
aiimal cr vt'ietalle k-iic-a that
soce other state does no: share. Alas
ka has the reindeer, the miiskox and
tie poiar bear; Flon-ii has the crvc
cd Ie and the citneca ea'.e. Califor
nia has her se;'to:as; Florida has her
Itsasia viae. wiUi Si aid Chattahoo
chee cedar. Motiiaza has her iey- i
sers. w the S.l-.r 5crtr.s. p ria;s
'.he 'arses: is th wor'.d. Vjslaii at:-i
Utah hjie EatTtral ir-.dfs; so has j
Fiorda. at ieas; wtxe. We hae sot i
the Osi Cas;--.-. asd we hare s .-: ;
Niajrara. fc,it we hav tie EveraSa.i-?s. !
Ti' little Sfvc ca th? world's ctaj i
ii Deen E-ntaoseil as cftea is
the desert of Sahara. Th ceser: his
heva cr.'sse-i 12 ij re:rciird for x
tiocstad yir. ha: tscs who bars
ieceedei is crsssiii tie rsrs!ade
oajL fee ecfi?:ei cs. tie- fttrj. Tire
YOUNG WIFE
SAVED FROM
HOSPITAL
Tells How Sick She Was And
What Saved Her From
An Operation.
Vr in. 1 inn i 1 111,1 iJ
Upper Sandusky.Ohio. " Three years
ago 1 was married and went to house-
keepi.ig. I was not
J feeling well and
I could hardly drag
myself along. I had
such tired feelings,
my back ached, my
sides ached, I had
bladder trouble aw
fully bad, and I could
not eat or sleep. I had
headaches, too, and
became almost a ner
vous wreck. My doc
tor told me to go to a hospital. I did
not like that idea very well, so, when I
aw your advertisement in a paper, I
wrote to you for advice, and have done as
you told me. I have taken Lydia t.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
Liver Pills, and now f have my health.
" If sick and ailing women would only
know enough to take your medicine, they
would get relief. " Mrs. BENJ. H. Stans
bery, Route 6, Box 18, Upper Sanduskj,
Ohio.
If you have mysterious pains, irregu
larity, backache, extreme nervousness,
inflammation, ulceration or displace
ment, don't wait too long, but try Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound now.
For thirty years Lydia E. Pinkham s
Vegetable Compound, made from roots
and herbs, has been the standard remedy
for female ills, and such unquestionable
testimony as the above proves the value
of this famous remedy and should give
very one confidence.
5t
W. A.
Merryday Co.
Dealers in
Crate.-Material
of all Kinds.
Fruit and.
Vegetable
Wraps.
Palatka, Florida.
We endorse HILBURN For Congress.
mm
It's a Jar
to one's feelings to contract for
pensive mjllwork and then 1
of inferior rfjuality and full of ins
fections. All our doors, s ash, It 1
and house trimmings generally
uniformly good and made o !
best lumber. Our reputation:,
been built upon supplying ht;
goods only and charging right 1
WILLIAM TURN AGE
IIAKOWARi:, i
Plinilft tiN. Ill I ...Ml, in XtrJ
We Endorse the Candidacy of Sam, J. Hilburn for Congress-
ii SARCASTIC
JUHUr WATERWAYS
RIVERS AND HADB0R3 BILL BE.
FORE CONGRESS GIVES GREAT
DEAL' TO FLORIDA.
SPARKMAN DEFENDED- BILL
iya Any Ship That Can Get Through
Panama Canal Will Be Able to
Float Through Florida.
Waih:c;Mn. The house passed the
rivers ar.J harbors appropriation bill,
carrbj: towards of $2ti,250,Oiio. The
neasu.-e et throuith in (piick order,
the ap;rcpr:ation !e:uK at the rate
of E.-r tias $.: 'Xi'i.'O an hour. The
vole ;'cr :: was '.mammons. Several
aniiir:e:;i cid loi increase it very
E'iCk.
T?:v the appropriation items
ai l . ,
re
Fkria.
sjrvev items
ir.vestications in
s:a"e of Chairman
o-?-:'.;re. That
M.'.vity Leader
Mass.
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, PALATKA. FLORIDA. (
Drugs, Chemicals, Druggist Sundries an'
Patents.
PRESCRIPTIONS OAREFULLY COMPOUNDED. - 5
FREBH GARDEN 8EKD Agents Mallory Steams
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For Women Who Care
Of course you use an antiseptic in your
itiuiiiyitmi 10 nie cure in yuurun u per
son, and von want the best.
Instead of what roil have been usin?
sueh as liquid or tablet nnti'pties or
peroxiilo, won't ,vou please try 1'a.xtiue,
a coneentrateil antiseptic powder to be
dissolved in water as needed.
Paxtino is more economical, more
cleansing, more germicidal and more
healing than anything you ever used.
ANTISEPTIC
U. LOPIR BAILET.
President.
The G. Loper Baileyi
Fire Insurance: I
Leading American and For;'
Companies ji
Life Insurance: ,
Marine Insurance: f F
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In the toilet to cleanse and whiten
the teeth, remove tartar and prevent
decay. To disinfeet the mouth, destfby
disease perms, and purify the breath.
To keep artificial Ueth and bridrework
clean and odorless. To remove nicotine
from the teeth and purify the breath
after smoking.' To eradicate perspira
tion odors by sponge bathinp.
As a medicinal ntrent for local
treatment of feminine, ills where pelvic
catarrh, inflammation and ulceration
exist, nothing equals hot douches of
Paxtlne. Vor ten Tear the I.vdia E.
Pinkham Me-i. Co. has been rviru'.arly 3
sdv-sicj their patients tnse it Kcause ;S
oi its extraordinary cleansing-, heaiin?
ici pera:eilat power. Kor this pnr- i 3
p;se a'oe I'ai-.ine is worth its weight S
' Also for nasI catarrh, sore ig
thr.iat. if -.ijed ere. c.:"s and wounds, i 1
Ail arci--is.i, ;s as'i ernts a l"ix. (S
Trial N't a-1 testimony of Hi j g
women fre n rtnit. I a
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We Endorse the candidacy of 5s
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417 Lemoa street. PiUtUi fy
Deals in all kind; of j . jj
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