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THE PALATKA NEWS, FEBRUARY 20, 1914. "
1
MRS. JAMES LEES LAIDLAW
PROGRAM
Mrt. James Lee Laldlaw, wife of
a New York banker, who in company
with her husband has just started on
the first conjugal cross-country "hike"
In the history of the suffragist move
ment In this country. Mrs. Laldlaw Is
the chairman of the suffragist move
ment In Manhattan and has been an
Indefatigable worker for the cause.
During her visit to the western coast
she and her husband will attend the
annual state convention of the "feuffs"
at Reno, and will Investigate the al
leged attempted intrigue of the antis
with the saloon keepers and liquor
dealers against the suffragist cause.
E TAX LAW
RULES TO
COME
BE OBSERVED BY
TAX PAYERS OF
COUNTRY.
Treasury Officials Issue Booklet
Clear Up Misunderstanding
About Law.
IN-
to
Washington. After weeks of study
of the complexities of the income tax
law, treasury officials Issued a 90-page
booklet, christened it "Regulations No.
33," and sent it forth to collectors of
Internal revenue In the expectation
that It will clear up many of the mis
understandings concerning the law
which have arisen throughout the
country.
It lakes twenty-three pages of the
book to set forth the law itself, but
sixty pages are used in telling how
the net income to be taxed is ascer
tained by the taxpayer, when and
where tax must be paid, what penal
ties will be imposed for non-payment,
what exemptions and deductions will
be allowed. Many pages are devoted
GASPARILLA CARNIVAL, TAMPA,
FLORIDA, FEBRUARY
21-24.
Saturday.
Firing of Runs of artillery and war
vessels at sunrise annoum-ins the open
1 1. IS of the first day of the big Uaspa
rilia Carnival.
At 9 o'clock A. M. several thousands
of Homing i'igeons will be released, all ,
bearlnic a messaRe from Tampa to the
entire world. These pigeons have been
secured "from twenty different points '
In the United States and Canada.
At 12 o'clock noon the filing of sa
lutes from war vessels, announcing the
coming of the Royal Court chamberlain
of Klne- KttHuurillH VII The Court I
Chamberlain will arrive amid shouts of j Royal
the people, waving banners, and the mu
sic of bands.
Opening Addresses.
At 1:39 Mayor D. B. McKay will de
liver an address of welcome which will
be responded to by Hon. Wm. Chase
Temple, President of the Carnival Asso
ciation, extending a welcome to the vis
itors and the Hoyal Court Chamberlain
of King Gaspariiia. The Chamberlain
will announce that he is a special en
voy from His Majesty King Gaspariiia
VII; an advance guard to make known
i uesuay, r-eeruary cr.
The last and greatest day of the Car
nival, the lorenooii of which will be
given over to the visitors tor lite pui
pose of seeing the sights of tne city,
visiting the government buildings, the
cigar factories, the water front improve
ments and the various points of luuuial
attractiveness that can be seen in no
other clime in all their tropitui beauty
during the winter months. In autoino
blling over the miles of bcautltui drives
through orange groves luueu with goiu
en fruit, pine forests fragrant with tne
health-giving tumes of tue loliage and
gorgeous tropical scenery where spring
is perpetual.
At i-.to P. M. on Tuesday, the grand
allegorical, historical and aural p.tiaoe
will start from the east edge ot the
city and will inarch tuiougn Llie prin
cipal streets beneath triumphal arches
ot Hags and flowers.
Heading this parade will be the
Grand Marshal of King Gaspariiia, ac
companied by mounted heralds, announc
ing to the thousands of spectators the
couiililf ot the grand pagtant of King
Gaspariiia VII. Next will appear the
Band in fancy costume. Next
PIECES OF SILVER.
will follow His Royal Majesty s Chariot.
preceded by his mounted courtiers. This
will be followed by the Royal Court
Chamberlain and the seven court direc
tors on prancing steeds. Immediately
following these will come the Gaspa
riiia Captain and his lieutenants, lead
ing the gaily decorated lioals with
blood-thirsty pirates with their chesis
of gold and Jewels in the frolics of the
pirates. Next in line of inarch will ap
pear the twelve floats of tiie Carnival
Association, symbolizing the march ot
the months, which have been produced
to the citizens of the coming of the t at a great expense under, the direct su
King and krewe of Pirates Bold. He ; pervision of expert artists who huvt
had twenty-five years expericne- in p:o
oucing tne nnest r.oats ever shown
advises the Mayor and citizens that if
tne keys of tne city are not surrendered
to His Majesty on his arrival, that the
city will be taken by armed force. The
Mayor will then appeal to the citizens
to make preparations for the defense of
the city against Gaspariiia and his
Pirates.
Floral Parade of School Children.
At 2:30 P. M. five thousand school
children will be seen in a floral parade
through the principal streets and to
Plant Park, where they will give a
classic, singing a song composed for
this occasion. "Welcome to Tainpa."
Thousands of flowers will be carried by
the children, all of whom will be appro
priately costumed.
A Human Chess Game.
At 3:00 o'clock at plant Park there
will be a human chess game on an
eighty-foot board of alternate white
and black squares whicli will be parti
cipated in by thirty-two beautifully cos
tumed people.
The Landing of DeSota Tampa's
Historic Pageant.
Commemorating the landing of De
Sota on the shores of Florida more
than thret hundred and seventy-live
years ago, will be a feature of not only
Saturday's program, but the entire car
nival. Under tile auspices of the La
dles' Club.4' of the city will be shown tins
magnificent historical pageant bring
ing into life the characters who made
the early history of Florida. The daring
explorers and adventurers who entered
unknown wilds, peopled by savages, will
he presented in a manner that will be
both stai tlingly beautiful and entranc
ing. Quite a proportion of the popula
tion of Tampa is of Spanish descent,
and from this course will be secured
the people who will impersonate the
Spanish characters. Several hundred of
these will fiarticipate and all will be
in the costumes of lie Sota's period.
Near the place where lie Sota will land
will be seen a camp of Seminole Indians
and around the tepees the squaws and
papooses glorying in the freedom of the
wilds. Suddenly from the tepees will
ring out the singing of forty or lifty
Indian maidens who will emereu sing
ing and dancing the corn dance. The
braves will come into camp with their
fame. L,olling round the camp-fires
they are aroused by the coming ot Ie
Sota and his halberdiers, lanciers and
sailors, headed by Juan Ortis, hurry
forth to meet them. l)e Sola makes
peace with the Intimitis. planting of
the Spanish flag is shown. Then 1 s2 1.
the lowering of tin- Spanish Hag and the
raising of the Stars and Slrlpes. Finale,
a chorus of several hundred voices. The
afternoon program will close with a
mammoth display of day fireworks.
Illumination of the City and Masked
Street Carnival.
At dusk, His Honor the Mayor will
press an electric button, throwing the
city into a blaze of glory. Heralds will
Immediately announce the beginning of
the masked street carnival when the
ilnaglneatic ot the merrymakers may
Meveral hlocks
in
this country, and will be jewels of glit
tering splendor and gardens ol lloweis.
At 8 o'clock on Tuesday evening Un
closing day of the Carnival, the night
water sports and regatta will take place.
An elaborate display of pyrotechnic
aquatics have been provided lor, and the
many small boats will be in brilliant
electrical array. This will he held in
the beautiful Hillsborough River, both
hanks of which will be strung with elec
tric lights.
Masked balls will he given at all the
clubs in the city and the cou.Ickv of
the clubs will be extended to all visit
ors upon request to the Carnival Com
mittee. There will also be a grand open-air
ball on beautiful Bayshore Drive, which
can be participated in by those in mask
aim costume, or without, as preferred,
by each individual. This is the only
dance of the Carnival which can he par
ticipated In by both the masked and unmasked.
Tableau!
'John, ft was very sweet of yon (o
hold iny hand nil throue.li (ho m.ivinu
picture show. 'Yon haven't done Unit
lor several .veins.''
"lint I didn't hold your luiml."
"Then who did'?"- Loiiis -flit Courier
.1 1 Ml I I 111 I .
Women's Kisses.
ITe As a sex yon tiro full of pro
tense. Now. why do women u I ways
kiss eiich other? Slit Oil, that's only
to make you men jealous. I'hilntlt'l
pliia Record.
They Supplanted Cacao Beans as the
First American Currency.
HeToro .Mexico was Invaded liy the
Spaniards coins were unknown there,
tbs natives usiiiK in place of money
the sum Host eneno lioans. reserving
those of larger size mid bettor quality
for the iii.-imii'iutiiiv of a lltiunr to
which they wore addicted.
About fotirtoon years lift or the con-
quest that is to say, nliotit ITiSTi Ca
' liliiiii coins began to make tho:r up
! Reliance In Mexico. As they arrived
! only in very small quantities, they
; were insufficient for the needs of trade.
; It was then Hint tiie viceroy ordered
: tiie iiiaiiul'iicture in the City of Mexico
; of small pieces of silver of u certain
wii.'.lit.
Tin-so pieces wore not stamped with
i any coinage murk, mill tlitir value was
determined entirely liy their weight
1'ioiti them wns derived the nil me
I "peso."
Those pieces of silver remained In
circulation a iimnher of years, and
pieces of pild ami of copper weiealso
added in lime. Sunn, however, it wns
fouii-l f'l.'l lliis sort of elror,i:itliiK mo:
ilium nieile fraud easy, and the S fin
ish '-'ovennm-iit osfulilNh.'d three mints.
irf.i :it i iivr them n perpetual existence
for America,
Tiie coiimtfe of money In the Ctty of
Mexico wns iii-tuelly Ix-ifim doriirr the
rei-ii .of Viceroy Antonio de MeTflnzn
wl:o estaldi ..lied a mint In hiiili:in
iTeloii'intr o f!ie Mfirijuli d I Va'le
Here it 1'ennincd inilv a short period
lielim tin Msl'en eel Ill's! to tiie council
luiildhiK and inter to the vieernyal pal
ace.
IMirlnt! all this ti:ne the ooln-i"o ven
of a coir-ddernldi' amount ai:il the fuel:
Ities for the establishment wore nol
sulliclent to moot the demands mailt1
upon it for coins, for which reason fre
qitent demands for mintliii; apparatus
are found In I lie records. In the year
177N the mint wns established In till'
Apartado hiiililine; n lid li-ts coiiliiined
since then In the street of that name.
From Hie declaraflon of independence
until Hie year 1S-I7 the mint was rented
out to contractors:. New York Snu,
BATTLES IN POETRY.
Hero'c.
CJlailys Oil. P.ert. I wonder If there
ire imv stalactites in this cave? Bert
-Well, if there are. haven't I ot thl
sliel; to defend you with? 1jndon
Punch.
Land Surveying, Timber Estimating,
Soil Examination done promptly
and Accurate Reports made.
Terms $5.00 Per Day with all Actual Expenses
A. D. CURRY
BOX 49
PHONE 171
Palatka, Fla.
to an explanation of that part of the street will be closed to all traffic, giv
law imposing a 1 per cent, tax on the i i' maskers the exclusive use of
, . o -. . ...1.1,1. . I fids Section. A lame UKRI'cf-'atinn of
iiuuum ui an tuijuiiouuua, viiin-ii io-, bands will furnish music lor the even
places the old corporation tax. '"f's festivities
, -, , . Jt is the invariable rule that all per
AiinoiiKii otnciais are comment mat ; sons enterintr this zone be in fancy or
this booklet Will Drove a EUide to tax- wieru costume and masked, and it is re
., ...f-i-t. .m ' !!u ". all unmasked spectators
lnjmo no, wo n 111 nciwc uinii wjipui- Keep out Of lliese UlllllS. Absolute f'
i dom will be given all innocent merri
i meat. Maskers will not be allowed to
; wear gloves.
Sunday, February 22.
I Sunday mornjiiK special sermons will
lie delivered at all the churches. At
. i!::pl 1'. M.. sacred band cmcerts will be
I given ny all bands m various sections
of the city.
All Sunday afternoon the officers of
and krewes of visiting Culled States
sulimarlnes, montior and torpedo boat
I destroyers, and war vessels of various
1 other countries who will he in Tampa
I during Carnival Week will receive the
1 public.
I At dusk the city will again don its
electrical gal o.
Monday, February 23.
I l-.lnboratr preparations will he made
for the defense of tin- cltv against His
Majesty (Jasparilla VII and V'e M vatic
Krewe. At 3:ua o'clock will occur the
ceienraiion in nonor or the formal open
i nut or the new I.arayette street bridge,
iye.-nre strueiure which will stand
ior an lime as a monument to the ad
miiiisuiiuon under which It was con-
sirucieo. j ne ceremony will he opened
by music furnished by (Jasparilla bands.
Mayor McKay will mak.. the dedicatory
speech in the name of the cltv of Tam
pa, presenting the bridge to the people.
Judge c. H. Purkhill will respond. The
, oriuge will l,e inagnllleently dVcorated.
1 he ceremony will be closed with a dis
play of daylight fireworks.
J Landing of King Gaspariiia.
At 3:4U o'clock the city will be thrown
Into confusion by the tiring of guns as
i the pirate ship and its escort attacks
the city. In this escort will he seen
many of the finest private vaehts that
make winter headquarters in southern
I "'" , i nis water pageant will be
onn Ol I lie most gorgeous ever seen ill
tliis country. All the bonis will be gor
geous iii their holiday attire. The war
vessels lift anchor and proceed to meet
the enemy. I liscoveriiig their inferior
force they realize the hopelessness of
coinoai. ano joining tue escort of the pi
rate snip, follow It on its victorious
course up uie riven i lie pirate ship will
laud at the Tampa Hay Hotel docks and
tlo) krewe, headed by their king and can-
tain, will march In the hotel, where th.-v
will demand and receive the keys of tiie
city, and there will be a scene of glee
iJixur, moat over inelr rich
treasurer.
Immediately upon the landing of the
pirates. Morocco Temple or Mvslic Shrin
ers will start their parade, lieaded hv a
4ii-piece Shriller band, at the Tampa liay
jo.iei, mm win marcii tiirougli the city.
Electric Pageant,
At 5:30 o'clock the fantnsllr- na
ineai pageant will wend rts way
through the city, hxided hv r,:,soieiii:.
and his krewe. This parade will con
sist of 7,ri elaborately decorated and il
luminated floats, accuratelv portraying
allegorical and mystical scenes follow
ed by hundreds of illuminated autns and
many marching clubs In weird una fn.
tastlc costumes, monster illuminated
aragons ana serpents, giants and dwarfs,
anil forty autos of Seminole Indians. It
will march direct to the llayshore drive
where at t) o'clock n most t,.iH,...
iargesi riiio-uui ever uyui upi mieu mr ano eiaooraie pTi-oiccnnicai display
m !,,m i.i . lasting two hours, will be given. Noth-
IKWim vu.uuoco. , 1CT5 .u. nB ,ik( ,hi, (11pl.iy h.is PV,.r bflre
rural mall carriers would be increas- been seen in Pixie! Set piecs showing
ently difficult problems, there will be
other regulations in the future when
new points are raised. The book does
not contain a new set of regulations,
hut is a compilation in compact form
of the ones already issued, with expla
nations of points never before dis
cussed. Under the law, partnerships are not
subject to the tax, but the regulations
provide that annual profits from a
partnership paid to members shall be
included in their returns, and where
such profits are undistributed and un
paid they must be ascertained and in
cluded in the individual's returns for
taxation just the same.
When persons taxable refuse to
make the proper list or return or
makes false return, the regulaitnos
provide that the proper collector of
internal revenue shall, after due no
tice, make the return or such person
and the tax shall be assessed on this
return, with a 50 or 100 per cent, pen
alty added. Returns must be verified
by oaths or affirmation. Returns shall
be sent by collectors to the commis
sioner of internal revenue in Wash
ington by registered mail. Taxes un
paid after June 30 shall bring a pen
alty of 5 per cent.,
Flirting Banned in Zlon City,
Zion City, 111. An ordinance for the
"promotion of public morals and the
regulation of the conduct of citizens"
was enacted by the city council. The
first section ot the ordinance makes
it unlawful to do any act, suggest
any conduct or say any word that
is profane, vulgar or immoral, or that
has a tendency to offend public de
cency. The second section makes it un
lawful for any person in a loud or
boisterous tone to ask any other to
accompany him or her for aride or
walk.
$5,000,000 Increase in Postal Measure.
Washington. Nearly five million
dollars bas been added to the total
ol the postoffice appropriation bill as
it passed the house when the senate
committee Completed its work on the anil forty autos of Seminole Indians.
measure. It carries $31,00,000, the
ed under the bill to 11,200, the total
Increase for this purpose amounting
to $4,350,000. An increase of $1,000,
000 was added to meet the demands
of the parcel post. .
A Paradox.
"Since Footlight inherited a fortune
he In a paradox."
TVbnfs the answer?"
"He's both the richest and poorest
ctor on the stsire
Ayeis Sarsaparilla
Tonic and alterative. Increases strength.
Restores healthy functions. Ho alcohol.
Sold for 60 yean.
Ask Your Doctor. i-.n. u
the digging of the Panama Canal, Prest
dent ilson. Mayor McKay and other
local scenes will lie displayed. This fea
ture alone will cost the Carnival Com.
mlttee more than $3,fVoo. The beauty
and 8pl nnor of this display will be
enhanced by the fact that it will be
shown from barges anchored In Hills
borough Hay lacing Hie beaulilul Hav-
shore drive along whose mile of asphalt
paved stlcet there is a natural ainoiii-
: theater that will given 3u,nuu people a
cnuiice io witness tne display.
There will also be a repetition of the
I masked Carnival of Saturdav night.
liurlng the evemnir fheie will u :,i-.
( Uen party aud dance in the grounds of
line lampa nay Motel us a means of
entertaining the Miners of the fleet ot
War boats in the port. .Music will be
furnishea by the Havana Municipal
Tliuid of Havana, Cuba, and bunds tlom
the war vessels.
A fenture of the afternoon that will
Interest many will fee a game of league
baseball between the Chicago Cubs and
the St. Loula Drowns at Plant Field,
beginning at l:3u o'clock. This will fur
nish big league ball for those ho care
fur it.
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In Tuscany Even the Peasants Indulga
In This Pastimo.
, Visit the home of n peasant In Tus
cany on some winter's evening and yon
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Sir. Illt liard Rajrot in "The Italians of
Today." Gathered round the kitchen
fire lifter the day's work is done, these
peasants, fresh from their rough labor
In the fields and vineyards, vie with
each other In reciting poetry and tell
Iiir stories. Generally both nre extem
poraneous, and often they have n good
deal of poetic grace nd Imagination.
The gift of reciting improvised poetry
Is not. however, confined to the peas
ants in Tuscany. I know of tin In
stance that occurred lu uv own neigh
borhood not so very long ago that cer
tainly could not have occurred nny
wliere but In Tuscany. A local doctor
was driving to catch a train at a sta
tion a few miles from me, and on his
way he was accosted by a colleague
who happened to be looking over his
Burden wall. The colleague shouted
out n line of improvised verse to biui,
upon which the other Instantly pulled
up his horse and capped the line with
another. ,
Doctor No. 2 responded, and for
three hours the poetic contest was con
tinned without cessation. In the mean
time the whole of the village had turn
ed out to listen and to make wagers on
which would be the first to Inck an In
spiration. It was only as dusk came
on that doctor No. 1 remembered that
he was on" his way to catch u train!
Whether a patient was cxiiectin
blm I know not. bTit I feel convinced
that such it detail would not have been
allowed to Interfere with this war of
verses.
it Is Interesting to see that even the
Illiterate peasants detect at once the
slightest departure from the form In
which the original lines are set and
consider the offender to have lost the
match.
Tha Oyster.
The oyster Is it very nnclent institu
tion and a most honorable one. From
time immemorial poets have sung of
him nnd orators have dwelt upon his
charms. Juvenal, the most Illustrious
of all satirists, enlivened the literary
charms of the reigns of Trojan and
Hadrian with his comments on the
oyster, and the comments were not
satirical either, but warmly commend
ntory. The oyster, the true cosmopo
lite. Is found pretty nearly everywhere
aud was the delight of the world for
ages upon ages before the man from
Genoa found the shores of America.
New York American.
WANTED To buy 4 Rhode Island
Red hens, 1 year old. G. R. SMITH,
Pros, Fla., ' 8-20-2.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For State Senator.
To the Democratic Electors of Putnam
county:
I have decided to become a candi
date before the approaching Democrat
ic primaries for the office of State Sen
ator for the Twenty-Sixth district. I
respectfully solicit your support. If
nominated and elected I will serve the
interests of the State and County' to
the. best of my ability, and faithfully,
W. A. RUSSELil
To the Democratic Voters of Tutnam
County:
I am a candidate for the office of
i State Senator for the twenty glxth
oistrici. i promise, tr eiectea, to per
form the duties of the office faithfully
and to the best of my ability and shall
greatly appreciate the support and In
fluence of all my friends.
Respectfully yours,
W. S. 1IIDDLETON.
Foinona, Florida.
January 20th, 1914.
Where the Poets Worked.
The sixth grade of n certain school
In a foreign settlement In one of oor
oltles was learning the use of posses
slves. The book required the pupils to cor
rect and expand into n complete sen
tence the following expression: "Mil
ton and Shakespeare's works." .Joseph
Nikod.vm handed in this sentence:
"Milton and Shakespeare work In a
coal mine."
. Representative In the Legislature
To the Democratic Voters of Putnam
County:
I will be a candidate for the office
of rtt nr. sntatlve in the Legislature
in the approaching Democratic prima
ries and will -reatly appreciate lh
support nnd Influence of my fellow
democrats. If elected I will serve you
to the best of my ability and In the In
tcrisla of tho people. Respectfully.
ILRR R HAUEItS.
Crescent City, Feb. 11th, 1914.
To the Democratic Voters of Putnan
county:
1 am a candidate for Representatlv.
in the Florida Legislature before th.
coniini? Democratic primaries, and fe
spectfully solicit your support. Ii
event of my nomination and election,
promise a fatthful performance of dut
, , A. D. CURRY."
Palatka, Feb. 10th, 1914.
, NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
Ueuarlnient or the Interior.
U. 8. Land Office at Gainesville, Florida
. Fell. "til. l:u!
NOTICE Ii hereby Riven that Lutij
J. Price, of Flora home, Florida, who
on January 16, 190!), made Honu st.. ,u
Entry Serial, No. 01S20. for Sw quart, r
Se quarter & Se quarter, Sw quin t, r
Section 11 & W one-half Ne quaru r
Section 14, Township 8 South, Italic'
24 East, Tallahassee Meridian,
filed notice of Intention to make Fiv. -year
Proof, to -establish claim to ttu.
land above described, before Itciiist:i
and Receiver, at Gainesville, Florid i,
on the 24th day of .March.-1914.
Claimant names as witnesses:
William R. Revels, of Florahom.-,
Florida.
I.yman Hall,- of McRae, Florida.
Elam Gllsson, of McRae, Florida.
Paul Prevatt, of McRae, Florida.
HENRY S. CHUBB.
Register.
NOTICE.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Palatka Athletic Asso
ciation will be. held at their Cluli
House, Monday March 2nd, 1914 ;:t
8:00 p. m. The officers for the c
suing year will be elected at this meet-
mS' T. B. MERRILL, Pres.
H. E. MERRYDAY, Sec.
l-23-6t.
For County Treasurer.
To the Voters of Putnam County:
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the oflice of County Treasur
er, subject to the approval of the
Democratic primaries. I will greatlv
appreciate the support of my demu
erafic fellow citizens.
, Dr. H. R. ESTES.
Palatka, Jan. 15th, 1914.
To the Democratic Voters of Putnam
County:
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the oflice of County Treasurer
in the Democratic primaries, and J
earnestly nnd respectfully solicit youi
support.
A. S. WILLARD.
For Couuty Asseftiior.
I again ask the support of the voters
of this County for the office of as
sessor, and I promise my work to bt
cltan, clear anil conscientious as be
fore, and in complying with the new
system, I shall work tor your interests
in every way possible.
Rcspecfullv,
G. F. DULLARD.
Living With Them.
"I hope you know enough to keep
your wife's relatives at a distance."
"Hum: .My wife's maiden aunt Is
Kolng to live with us."
"Good gracious, send her away!"
"I can't. She's going to live with ns
In her house." Cleveland Plain Denier.
For Supervisor of Keglstratlon.
To the Democratic Voters of Putnam
county:
1 am a Candidate for r. nomination
ill the comiliu nrimnries for thft orllcf
of Supervisor of Registration for Put
nam county, and I will greatly appre
ciate the support of my friends and
fellow citizens. Thanklna- vou for
past favors. I am.
Sincerely Tours,
HENIS . PETERMANN.
MASThK'S SALE.
Ry authority of Final Decree rendei-eil i y
the Circuit Court of Putnam renin?,
Florida, in Hint cause In Chancery pen,:,
lng wherein l. J. Cnuulillii Is complainant
and Southern Pino Lumber Company, u
nrporatlon under the laws of the Slate ot'
Florida, Is defendant, Pwill tell to the best
llddrtr for ensh In front of the Com t Hou-e
loor of aa'd County, In tne City of Palaikii,
4 uie of Florida, durlnp lne legal hom'B of
-a e on Mo1 day, March 2nd. A. V. I'.'lt, the
ollowlng described property: (me Mocnl
vpe. lludwln imike, thirteen inch loctmo
Ive engine and tender.
A. H. OI'OM.
Recll Minster in Chancery.
G. W.Paiselt, Jr.
Solicitor for Complainant. l-:;o-r,t
NOTICE OF MASTER'S SALh
BY VIRTUE OF FINAL DKCREK ren
deree by the Circuit Court of Put nam omity
Florida, in.thfit cnuse In Olmiicery pciiiilc:;
wherein fitrlnglellow & lloty Co'nipmiv. n
corporation, etc.. la Complainant nuil ,1. W.
Long and Irene Long, his wife und Fred H.
Nolile, us Trustee In Bankruptcy of J. W .
Long, Bankrupt, are Defendants, I will 8.11
to the best hldifef for cash in front ot
the Court Houxe uoor of snhl Couuiv, In the
Ityof Palatka, Mtate of Florida,' during
the legal Iiouth of sale on Monday, March
inti, lldt, the I'ol lowing dencrihed property :
Said real estate being in the Town of cres
cent City, I'utuim County, Florida unit
more particularly described ns follow,
to-wlt: Beginning nt. a point on Centini
Avenue. SOU lent West of tiie JSortlienst
,-orner of I'.lock Ml and running thence
West to the Nortliwe.il cornxrof said Cluck;
tlience Mouth along W. si lino of said Block
o within MO feet of the Hoiithwest corner
.r an i.i Rinelr Hit: thence Knsl pai'sllel Willi
aentrnl'Avenue to a point 2i 0 leet West of
tl-e East lane Ol nioCR lie; ineie-r 1-.OM1I
.iimiHe I with Main Hi feet to place of begin
ning, as per Plat of the Town of Ci-twent
City, Florida, now on rue in uie i icrics
llfilce of milium vouiiiy, riuiu.it, ub
Palatka, Fior.ua.
Special Master in Chancery
G. W. BA8SETT, JH.
Solicitor for oiiipininuni
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
Buying Books.
To jf.y books only because they
were published by nn eminent printer
Is much ns if a man should buy cloth
lng that did not fit him only becnusf
made by some famous titllor. Pope.
A Businesslike Suitor.
"No-o, ho isn't the sort of husband
I should have chosen for my daughter.
but I think perhaps he'll get along in
the world all right"
"What way does he differ from the
man you would have chosen V"
"When he proposed to my daughter
and she bud told him to see me he
sent me n note telling me where bis
oflice is nnd what his oflice hours are
and asking "me to drop n round and sec
him when convenient." Houston Post
IS YOUH LIVER RIGHT?
Are Your Bowels Regular ?
-Dcn't take Calomel, Salts. Oils or
harsh cathartics when you can g;o to
my real drug store and get a box
of sure, safe, blissful HOT SPRINGS
LIVER BUTTONS for only 25 cants.
iney never tail.
One to-night means satisfaction ir
the morning-, ihev are the tiroilne?
jf the createst meJical minds at Oh
.vorld's treat Sanatarium and atv
low offered to you as a perfect reme
ly for constipation, forbid liver, sick
headache, coated tongue and dizziness
not brings Liver Iiuttons, Hot
?prings Rheumatism Remedy ant!
j-i. c. ; ni ,
-tut springs oiooa Kemetly are sold
n all drug stores everywhere.
For County Commissioner.
To the Voters of the Third Commis
sioners District, Putnam County:
I will be a candldati for the oftlci
of County Commissioner from tho Thirc
district, Putnam county, In the ap
proaching primaries, and I respectfull
solicit the support of the Democratic
voters of the district.
THOMAS WALDRON.
To the Democratic voters of the First
Commissioners District:
At the request ot' myfrlends, I hai-i
decided to become a candidate for re
noininatlon for the office of County
Commissioner for the First District
t shall appreciate the support of all
Jemocrats, and if elected I will contin
ue to serve the Interest of Putnam
county to the very best of my ability.
W. C. ALVEIiS.
To the voters of the First Commis
sioners District, Putnam county:
I will be b candidate for the office
of County Commissioner from the
first District in the approaching dem
ocratic primaries, and I will greatly
appreciate the support of all the vo
ers of the district.
G. JOHNSON TUCKER,
3eorgetown, Feb. 18th, 1914.
i".
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby clcen lino on inP..i,
ll'll, 1, ns guardian or the estate of ('lav
1 nonius and liHWience A. Tin ,i;lnr.
under the line of twelitv-nne years Hill
make iii.pllcnlio i to the lloiior'nlile K. K.
'.!,. "' "" "" JUUge Ol i'llllliin, coiintv.
Horl.ln. at his office In Pi.h.tu,, u
'or authority to sell nt nrivaie s,,i.. i;
iish .and convey lo Hie purchaser lliereor.
II of the eslate. riulit. lb I.. '. '!
aid minors in nnd lo the iv.,ki....u
died and twenty-two i fj-j) feet of Block No
, li e i.v o i-iiiniK.i, nitnam coiintv,
rloriila.accori nirto ii. lv ,
ka (ora copy thereon of llle lnti, office of
clerk oi tiie Circuit Court of Putnam
county. Florida, the s,,, ' "
liun.lr.Hl and tenty-lo rt-2) feet on Itel.l
street and one bund red I flftv-threc llftll
feet, more or less, on Hecond street
i ins feurtiHi-y tl, lai i.
,, , NATHAN THOMAS,
(funrdlaii for the esiiue of in,,v
1 human and Lawrence A
T. A Lcdwlth, Attorney for'auiuner.0''''-
Having been requested by some of
my friends to make the race for
County Commisioner from the Second
Commissioners District of Putnam
County. I hereby announce myself as
i canoicate ior tnat otlice, and 1 re
spectmlly ask the endorsement of all
Democratic voters at the approach
ing primary.
If elected I promise to serve the
people of the whole county to the
best of my ability.
Respectfully,
J. H. M1LLICAN.
To the voters of District No. 5, Put
nam county:
We the undersiened democratic vo
ters of Commissioners District No. 5,
respectfully announce the Hon. E. B.
Perry as a candidate for re-elnctmn
as County Commisioner at the approaching-
nrimarv.
W. H. Worley, R. U. Tillis,
W. T. Johnson B. A. Barrineton.
K. M Price, F. F. Jerkins,
A. Johnson, J.J.Simmons,
,,'r JA kes O. C. Husband,
,,,' ' Memman, L. m. Balwin,
W. G. Weeks, B. F. Price
R. A. Tillis.
I will be at the following places as
named below for the purpose of taking
Tax Returns, nnd as nil Assessors have
instructions to assess at Full Cash Value
it is better that you meet me and make
return, as the Law says, "No rebate is al
lowed where you fail to make return."
I am working for a sixty per cent, basis
instead ol a full cash value, but may fail
to get this hence the importance of you
seeing me.
Putnam Hall February Sth
Grandin February lfth
Florahome ....... Ftbrunry lith
Bartlin Febrnaiy 12th
Harlem February loth
Keuka February 2I3rd
Interiachen February 2'!lh
tiollister February iifith
Francis February 2f th
Kenwood .. February 27th
Kodman February 28th
Peniel March 2nd
GEO. F. nUIXARD,
Tax Assessor Putnam County
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION.
In the Circuit Court, Eighth Judical
Circuit, Putnam County, Florida.
In Chancery.
George H. Hogg, Complainant
vs
Katie L. Hogg
Bill forDivorce.
It appearing by affidavit appended
to the bill filed in the above stated
cause that Katie L. Hogg.the defend
ant therein named is a resident of the
State of Florida, and that she con
ceals herself so that process cannot
be served upon her, that she is over
the age of twenty-one years, and that
there is no person in the State of
Florida, upon whom the service of
Subpoena would bind such Defendant;
it is therefore ordered that said De
fendant be and she is hereby required
to appear to the Bill of Complaint
filed in said cause on or before Mon
day, the 2nd day of March, A. D. 1914
otherwise the allegations of said bill
will be taken as confessed by said De
fendant. It is further ordered that this Or
der be published once a week for four
consecutive weeks in the Palatk t
News and Advertiser, a newspaper
published in said County and State.
Witness my hand and official Seal
this, the 30th day of January, 101 i.
(Seal) HENRY HUTCHINSON,
Clerk Circuit Court.
By H. Hutchinson Jr., D. C.
Hilburn & Merryday,
Solicitors for Complainant.
1
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SPORTSMEN !
g This is the One Time to Buy a
Gun, and Buy it Cheap.
For a short time only we ara offering
NOTICI,
Notice Is hi rebv "iven lloif on M0-..1. ...
PH. Las itil.ir.lian of Marie reel l.,' t I
a lunatic. ll make application to the iS
Monorulile K. HI Haskell, couuiv j, !
Pill nam coiintv, Florida, at his ,,ffi(.P i;2
I'alntkii, Hoi-lila. for authority to sell i M C
private sale, for cash, ami
purchaser then of, all
nne ami lute
Ol lllC CsllllA rl.,l..
t Of Slllll Mllritt i, ,J
nomas in nml lo the westerly one h 5
red and twenty. two l imi i.ei .i ui..i. : ti"
:!lll the city of Pnlnlka. Put nun, ,.... '
r lorldn. nccordlmr to in.-t's ,u., ,
ka (or a copy thereof! of file l t. offlee of
Cieelerk of flie Circuit l-niirt " ' '
Coiintv. Florida, the same extemlinKoi'e 5
hunrtr.sl and twemv-twn 1 12.M feet on Mel, l
street and one hundred and tlflv-three (lit
feet, more or less, on Hecond street 1 ' i S
This February it, mi4. I S
WILLIAM WAl.TKR THOMAS, 2
uuaiu.Bii ior .ia,ne (jeclle Tliomsa I
A hitJh-daSS Rpminrltnn rb,M I 1 ou- -... .
rort.,1.,.. r ""urc uuilfl OHUl UI n, li e
regular price of which is $40.00, for only $25.00
retluhr? Sho double-barrel Shot Gun, the
regular price of which is $35.00, for $30.00
priceoSr8 dUbIe ba.rreI Shot Gun- Jg
RifleWerasVrl? n "e assor.tment f Guns-Shot Guns and
aIt 8Pecia,,y attractive prices.
A display of them may be seen in our east window.
RmSf1" 8ni trhnen COme in and ,et US shw you others.
Rifles from $1.50 up. Fine holiday present for the boy.
The Kennerly Hardware Co. i
5 Palatka, Florida ;
X. A. Ledwlth, Attorney for Petlt'oaer'!'10,