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TMK fALATKA NEWS, PALATKA, FLA.
FRIDAY, JUNE 19, i9l,
! H. 0. Hamm who recently returned
1 from Baltimore where he underwent
HAPPENINGS AND
PERSONAL MENTION
ia surgical operation at Johns Hop-
! kins Hospital, left on Monday for
1 Tate Springs, Tenn., for rest and re-
4. : cuperation. He will be absent sev-
j eral weeks.
MrA 'and "vrfUk ,tthen The Palatka Auto & Supply Coir-
a"d Mrs" Jake Harrison last j pany on Wednesday sold Ai d. Mil-
! l:. an a new llupmoble touring car of
John Dallow the well-known fruit petty pattern. The Hups are grt-
grower of Welaka was a visitor in!11'1-? i.umernus in Hiiika now, xA
the city last Wednesday. V not? There isn't : prettier ai
iif r c. y, -ii it. i i, '" il - market.
Mrs. M. S. Miller and her daughter, :
Miss Abbijean Miller, of Crescent City j A fine sample of alfalfa, grown at
were visitors in the city on Tuesday, i Florahome by G. C. Hardy, was lefi
The fitv r.ni,nr.;i r.o-ooj . ! at the boar(1 of trade ropms yester-
P. C. O'Haver left on Monday for cess w'tn what is known as the won
Gainesville, where he goes to take a der plant, a species of 'sorghum, in
special course in the State Universi- valuable for the silo and stock feed
ty. ing.
Don't worry about cooking your r. Albert C. McKenzie, son of Hon. I visit to Palatka has been a real 'pleas
Fourth of July dinner; patronize the McKenne, who has been at ; ure to his old friends here.
E. E. Dodge has closed out his Mrs. W. S. Fry and son, have gone
paint, wall paper and stationery bus-1 to St. Petersburg to visit Mrs. G. W.
iness and in a short time will move ' Hanlon, her sister,
to some coast town in south Florida.
un i uesaay mgm Mr. ana Mrs. JJoage Palatka vs St Ausustini
entertained the Red Men and Poca-1 ralalKa . &t. Augustine
hostas tribes at Red Men's hall, with I A special excursion train from St.
music and dancing. Mr. Dodge has 1 Augustine arrived here yesterday af
been a big factor in the building up : ternoon with the St. Augustine base
of this order in Palatka and he is Da" C'UD and a crowd of several hun
going to be greatly missed, not only . dred rooters. The crowd went direct
in fraternal circles, but by the peo i the ball grounds where a game was
pie of the city generally. : played with the Palatka team. Be-
n. ir t, i ' inS a half holiday in this city the at-
t oL 7 1-Ier7.day ls,.m the city tendance of home people was large.
ntin hrf mfdlCl1 ex?ml: The game was interesting. It result
"a.'?'i!f0rleItl:.e-,,reguIaJr board of d in a tie game 5 to 5. At the end
twn . th hi. o7T T n i or of the e'Khth inni"g the game had to
SSch bLre9retPurntnng toenne be f dark"esS-
at Gajlatin in which state he will on j
the 27th inst. be united in marriage I
with Miss Walton of that city. Dr. Miss Stella Browning returned Sat
Merryday will likely locate for the urday from Keuka where she attend
practice of his profession at Daytona, : ed a house party given by the young
though this is not fully settled. His people of that place.
YOUR SUMMER
VACATION,
YOUNG MAN
EAST PALATKA NEWS.
ladies of the Catholi
Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Eaker of Sat
suma Heights were in the city Wed
nesday afternoon, coming over in
their new Ford touring car.
A horse belonging to F. R. Riy was
killed near Edgewater determined.
miles up the river, by lightning on ai-h o m
the regular examination before the
i-WJiui- boird of examiners this
week. Dr. McKenzie will go to Jack
sonville where he will for a time be
on the .staff of physicians at St. Lukes
Hospital. His permanent location af
ter nis hospital career has not bepn
Tuesday. There was no rain.
irs. b. H. Kass enterfjiined Ao.
i lightfullv on Tu
The Palatka Elks will hold a ban- sisted by Mrs. J. E. Campbell. The
quet in the lodge room next Wed-',"!a" was in honor of Mrs. E. 0 Or
iitsray evening, the 24th inst Thr; rin of Mexico City. Bridge was
tencjuet will begin at nine o'ebefc. 1 leaved, 'ine tirst prize, a hand-
Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Orrin nf r,. lJdlnlea aisn, was awarded to Mrs.
ico City, who have been the guests of
two weeks of Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Campbell, left on Wednesday for New
York.
Palatka Masons will attend St.
Marks church on Wednesday, June
21th, at X p. m., St. John Baptist dav.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend the same service.
City Attorney Hilburn & Merrvdav
nave collected as arrears taxes from
the Thomas estate .2.244.f.fi. ,-hr-l-
ninuii ooiuen, tne secona prize, a
cut glass bon-iion dish went to Miss
Rosaleu Coxe, while the consolation
prize went to Miss Lulu Reed. A
nandsome silver souvenir of Palatka
was given the honoree.
Messrs. J. H. Haughton and D. W.
Ramsaur, Palatka members who at
tended the meetings of the Florida
Pharmaceutical Association at Atlan
tic Beach last week returned home
last Friday evening. Mr. Haughton
v.as re-elected secretary of the asso-
S. Brown and her nrenm.
plished daughter. Miss Rena. left nn
Monday for Baltimore where they will
spend some time on a visit to Mr.
Sidney Brown, a pharmacist of that
city., Mrs. Brown will, before her re
turn; visit Winnipeg, Manitoba, Can
ada, where she will attend the great
convention of the Pythian Sisters as
supreme representative from Florida.
From Winnipeg she will return as far
as her summer home on Lookout
Mountain, in Georgia, where the fam
ily will be joined in September by Mr.
Brown.
Dr. Beggs of Crescent City was
one of the brightest of the young phy
sicians here this week taking the reg
ular examination to practice medi
cine in Florida. Dr. Beggs came to
Florida from Texas several months
ago and where he had practiced some
time. As is the rule with physicians
coming irom other states he was giv
for that amount having been turned ciat'" for the ninth consecutive time.
in at the council on Tuesday night
The benefit performance for the
Psilatka base ball club at the Kalb
f:ell Grand on Tuesday night drew
out a big crowd. A program of vau
deville, song and motion pictures v;-:
ietved.
Tl. !...: e .i ....
r.U ?"L:L and comfortable
u.i.nti, vji 1UI1LI1 111 Lilt IJUM-
ness college building, opposite Kan
ner's store, on the Fourth of July,
and will appreciate the patronage of
the public. '
A game of ball was played at the
park on Tuesday afternoon between
the Palatka team and the club from
I.awtey. The home team won by a
.score of 0 to 2. This made the -iyth
ct'r.secutive game won by the Pa b.tka
team.
Rev. and Mrs. Smith Hardin are
in Lakeland today from Palatka, and
are the guests of Mr. J. L. Skipper
and family. They are living at Pa
latka now, Rev. Hardin being presid
ing cider of the Palatka district.
nd Mr. hamsaur was recommended
by tiie association to Gov. Trammeil
for appointment on the board of ex
aminers for the State. Mr. Haugh
ton states that the association will
probably continue to hold its annual
sessions at Atlantic Beach. The ho
tel accommodations there are all that
couid be desired and the nlace is cool
with no onnortunitv
for the members being led away from
oi the convention,
cashier of the State
continues ill and his
iagnosed as a mild
type of typhoid fever. This of course
will necessitate Mr. Howell's separa
tion from his business for several
weeks; also will separate him from
his 'i-i!i,-.v- on tin; treet. amo.iit
whom he is regarded as an important
factor in every day life. Howell is
so generally cheerful that it is
!?' tliM he is smilin:,' tbroajh
his fever at all who come in cviitact
with him. Here's hoi.-inj- h.:: ;:'
soon !(f with us again. The affairs
of the iwu;k are not beinjr neghfte I
J'W li's abs-jce. a-- Assistant
en a temnorarv license which rim-ierl i ... Idmny
him to this meeting of th board. I
Dr. Beggs is already securing a fine j
practice in Crescent City and has
made a most favorable impression I
among the physicians of Palatka. !
J. B. BaTiks snent Sunday here, as
the guest of Miss Ethel Crosby.
Mrs. T. H. Vrousmen and children,
Hallet and Elma. spent Thursday af
ternoon with Mrs. P. B. Williams.
We regret to learn that Mrs. W. H.
Higginbotham is quite ill at her home
just east of this place.
F. C. Stone living on the Bahren
burg farm, sent in the first watermel
ons of the season this morning, and
they are fine. He has 60 acres which
means almost a small fortune, at this
season of the year.
Sid Williams, who has been employ
ed as freight clerk, has finished his
work, and returned to his home at
Oak Hill.
Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock a
very pretty home wedding took place
when Miss Bessie, the eldest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Crosby, be
came the bride of Mr. H. McCart of
South Jacksonville. Rev. Palmer of
Hastings officiating, only the imme-
being present. The i
YH ETHER you intend spending it on
the mountains or where the salt breezes
blow, your trip requires special preparation
in the matter of wearables the cool kind.
You can always get your supply at our store.
We can truthfully say that we are established
clothiers to Palatka's good dressers. You
will probably need something in the line of
Cool Summer Serges, Palm Beach Suits, Soft Silk
Hats, Caps, Cool Negligee Shirts that let in the
breezes, the celebrated Wilson Underwear, Holeproof
Hosiery, comfortable Summer Shoes, Bathing Suits.
Let us outfit you for the vacation days.
BROWN
me real uu.-mess
David Howell,
Bank of Palatka,
case has been d
bride was handsomely gowned in a 1
traveling suit of Copenhagen blue
crepe de chine, with hat and gloves
to match, and carried a bouquet of '.
brides roses. The happy couple left j
amid showers nf rire and o-nnr! wishps. !
Many friends of the bride-to-be in at 5:30 over the F. E. C. on a two
this city have received the following weeks' t.nur in f lip mountain nf Ton. i
announcement: "Mrs. Imogene Parra- nessee, visiting Chattanooga, Lookout
more announces the marriage of her mountain and other places of interest.
daughter, Agnes, to Mr. Rabon Jay After Julv thev will be at home to
Love, on Thursday, the 23th of June their friends at South Jacksonville.,
at the Methodist church, Madison, Mrs. McCart has a host of friends i
r la. At home after Julv 10th, Quin- here as well as in Palatka who re- f i t j
cy Fla." Miss Parramore has been Bret that her marriage will' take her : h Jnh ImLI ! ulta Me for : tinf?s' 1?as buee" hf.re the Past week ' 'loi,a salesman wantst Earn
a frequent visitor to the home of her elsewhere. Mr. McCart is an em- Jt "? h, ?s JarmeS are j overseeing the loading of potatoes for ?100 monthly. Expensse. Ex
relatives, Hon. and Mrs. F, J. Fearn-' plovee of the F. E. C. and held in high : """'1 k 7 at th,s tlme f year' ! New ork market. Potatoes are al- i p-neneo unnecessary. Ad .--rilsc
in ,.n,. .,ri v, 1 , , ,, , , " "'h" neither are business men. as at sums , sn ho rm ckinn t t,,,. j a . ... .... i.. . , . . e
... ..I hilt) ui.. (.iic p.ippm iv : u-nn U'nnw mm . . '. .. 1 "v UVJ xiu tja cinu kuu u iati; ur f s 1 nm mprrr. iDrj Tm.
'tiij pr rimp nrftfrruivi riun m ....tu i i. ... ...
r- ri vt-c r r n . , ., " t" at v.ion : letunis are uemg receivea.
... . ..in. . . ,auuvj Bijcui, aims, xeruuzers, seeas, insects, lm-
ouima in raiaiha. , piements. ti ace. marketing. p-c nili Uv,;,, .,!.,
" ' n - r ni - WHO ltlC
P. B. Williams, conductor nf Paint-! be arranged and Drominent. sm nksrs ! Po,, !,,.
i "(i. I'. J. H. von Engelken of Vin- ka-East Palatka Limited, attended 'will, be engaged to have part on. the, crop prospects.
' iie-m. .jomi.s . in rasL i log uaii uaiiie ai l. Augustine inurs- i"1"1"'.
mont ha.s caused an unusual flutter of
interest in social circles, where the
bride-to-be is greatly admired.
Clothing Outfitter for Particular Men.
Snap beans are moving south from rettes, Ugars, etc. Send a 2c'siamn
j for full particulars. KEMET TO
miproved the UACCO CO. New York, N. Y.
5-j-IOt.
Their friends are glad to see them, Cashier Millican is able 'to h'
but regret to learn that Mr. Hardin
has been suffering with blood poison
ing in one of his feet, which we are
glad to know is improving. Lake
land Telegram.
ahii
Ml,
die
an
ev-
PSP'-rt and he has
the n,-M.ta-H-e of II. M. Fearnside on
the books. This is the first case of
typhoid reported in Palatka in some
time.
I; tka, informs the N'ews that a patch
"f Johri-o'i grass is growing on the
vacant lot opposite the board of trade
:ooi.-' i:s riis city. "Johnson grass 's
a '.''ass that. o:cc started is hard to
era'Hci te," says Col. von Engelken,
' " ' tlie state of Texas has been
'""-' ''"iiisarf's of dollars to get
rid of it. This patch in Palatka ought
to !""' "ill of soon, if not quick
e", or it will spread and Florida will
have a Joh"-;r.n grass problem on its
ha ' f's I ke T. vas." When the Secre
" o' ty, I'r.'ii'd of Trade had his
attention called to this patch of grass,
1 ai d said it had been order
ed di'.'ss-:'! by the lawn mower.
'I he great need and crv of the world
i u tiay
K.M.IW HOW
tncy underbike to do. .Mr. Wuldrun
w i: have with him on thii occasion
men i.nd women who know HOW.
They ne not mere theorists, out for a
oh, Lu; men and women of experi
ence end practice in both the science
ar,p practice of farming A special
I rograrr will be arranged for the la.
2nd subjects in which they should
Southern & Florida Railway and their i'V,'1?-"1' foncernea ,WI" Z t,,scas!ietl
v,r,c v, L.u for tneir pleasure and profit.
day of last week.
-Mrs. H. B. Robinson and Mrs. Al
bert Mobley from San Mateo spent!
tne day Here Alonday.
FLORAHOME NEWS.
Coming Farmers' Meeting.
Field Agent T. E. Waldrup of the
rami Improvement Department of
the .Southern Radwav, the Georgia I
The ladies representing the V. I. A.
Cavfl nn tra nroam ertm-il Cntnv.,!..,.
?en and women who i night, and the attendance was so go'cd
vj ji.in:t'i r n-j . ynp frp.nm ravo mil- hotrtra i
veje served. A dance followed.
L. II. Bell made a business trip to
Palatka on Monday.
Rtv. Mr. Haines of Melrose f.ll d
his regular appointment here on Suit-day.
wiated lines, has arranged to hold
a meeting for farmers and business
men, and for women as well, at Flora
home on July Hi, at 10 a. m. The
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Uur Big Annual MmmySscvum Occasion I
in the Stiowil i i-sf W.kl
H van .. n i n h it s&ff i unc oaie oi w p k a n prwi h hmmmonUU,,
" ' ' v . . . . ii ttiiu iuc iiiiui'ii.ti n r v i
am, a. jii ia. i ii i, i 0
the warm wealher. It forlunate'v
tion to the new summer fashions in
i . ii . . ,
wnite goods, laces, embro.de:
economy event of supreme in'
of this June White Sale, thcuc
you to buv regardless of
e
1 iff
ik
" u"uli-' VT11IJ 111 lUlllMLU QIC V
S 'hat fGU Will need indnnr; and nutdoovc
wiiu V-IVJWW10 lJL
occurs on the threshold of summer -nd ic ,VfJ.
U1JVJI 10 Oil 111 1 1 UUU"
wy lightweight underclothes, blouses, dresses,
in the season of sunshine as we I as an
the
s: o
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e lew
:es
ii'Siiat values naturally are the main attractions
qualities and styles of the offerings , will tempt
this einy notice is given merely to
sound the key note. Any meeting to
b; "lie essful must have t'-iose who
speak well, those who heir well and
those wh- do well. Therefore, Keep
n mind tl e time and pUi i.
More will be said about the meeting
in the next week's issue of this pa
per. Be sure to look for it and rea l
it. Tell your friends to come with
you to the meeting.
W. R. Revels made a business trip
to Palatka on Saturday.
The unexpected has happened. Our
Muekrakers ball team was beaten by
Putnam Hall in a score of 2 to 1.
This is the first game lost bv our
team this year. In the previous game
between these clubs the Muekrakers
beat Putnam Hall' on their own i
grounds by a score of 11 to 0. Fed-1
eral Point will be over to lock horns
with us on Saturday, the 20th.
The dredge did not work on Satur-1
day as the captain wished to attend a j
fish fry. , i
(J. L. Knight is the Florahome pota
to king this year. He raised 100 bar-!
' rels of potatoes off one and a half !
acres ot muck land. Ihe remarkable
i part of it is that no rain fell from
: the time they were planted until they
maured.
Mr. Taylor, potato buyer from Has-
W ANTED To trade Sanford im
proved vegetable farm for Palatka im
proved residence or business proper
ty. Box 807, Sanford, Florida.
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Sale Starts Satu
roa
fune 20th and ends June 30th
Mighty Good Values In
Dainty Undermuslins in
Newest Styles
H"rc ;'( 1:11 ):'-" 1 owiich
in;.; frilly, sv. e.'i MIl();ii! and
lacy thiti, liiai ti.e; ft-fi.iitiim
nt'ari cr.ivc.?. 1 tic :,ys. .rt
C1 . , r , ment presented by the J'ine
White bale is wonderfully complete in thie npi ally i-iinnier
uniigs anu uie vames are nettcr tran t ( r. will
to name the prices but you will not he disappointed.
Summer White Goods Are
In the Sale, of Course
All the new and the staple
white fabrics that are in de-
til it 1 1 H flP C 1 1 TTi mnr In
eluded m the White Sale at prices that will net each purchaser a
tidy saving. You will find some values here that will surprise you.
attempt
Wonderfully Pretty Blouses There are in this assorment
At Special Prices many engaging models
copies of those born in Paris
and a lot made at home especially for the sale of White Big
values await you.
White Sale Offerings In
Laces and Embroideries
The art centers of Europe
and America contributed
their choicest in these garni
tures. There is an inspiration in their rare beauty and clever
originality that will challenge your admiration. Some exception
al bargains.
Included in the White Sale Dresses, Wash Skirts, Kimon
Are Big Values in s. Children's Dresses, Boys'
... ,, n. , Blouses, Boys' Russian Suits,
Middy Blouses, Bed Spreads, Cambrics and Muslins, Towels,
Lace Curtains, etc.
Parasols, One-Third Off
In our June Sale we offer you choice of any Parasol at
one-third off the price.
New line of Trunks, Suit Cases and Bags
at low prices
THE EARNEST COMPANY
Deafness Cannot lie Cured
by local applications, as they cannot
I reach the diseased portion of the oar.
! There is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional rem
edies. Deaf iuhs ia caused by an in
flamed condition of the mucous lining
of the Eustachian Tube. When this
tube is in named you have a rumblina
sound or i m perfect hearing, and wht-n
it is entirely closed. Deafness is i
result, and unless the inflammation
can lie taken out and this tube r -stored
to its normal condition, hear
ing will h destroyed forever; ni ne
cases out of twi are caused by Catarrh,
I which is nothing but an inflamed con
! dition of the mucous surfaces
1 We will give One Hundred Dollars
1 for any case of D-af ness (caused by
catnrrh) that cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send fop circu
lars free.
F. .1. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Fills for conBti-palion
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Dayton, Ohio.
MISS KATE LUCAS
is offering for the next few
days, an exceptionally attrac
tive line of
Ladies' and
Children's White
Wash
Outing Hats
for the mid-summer wear.
Emb
Full line of
roideries and
Hose
MISS KATE L' LUCAS
Millinery and Novelties
a j zn
THE SWIFMHNG POOL
at the aratoga Hotel is
now open for the Season
Large pool with Dressing
Rooms. Splendid way to
refresh body and mind aftppi
a hot day. Adults 25 cents
including new suits and
towels; Children 10 cents
I. JAC0BS0N. Proprietor.
Quality
We are paying the closest
attention to quality, although
our prices are lower'than the
so called cut price stores. If
you want the highest grade
groceries at low prices it will
pay you to examine our very
complete stock of the very
hest brands to he had nt any
price and we wi!! give you
prices thai will surprise you.
The increase ia the volume of
oer luisimss is good; evidence
that we are giving hest aliu s.
SPECIALTIES- fine Cutler, high
grade Canned Goods, best
Coffees, Cane Syrup in
new cypress barrels,
Fresh Fruit and
Vegetables.
L.C. STEPHENS
PROMPT DELIVERY
Phone 81
Kirby and Morriss Streets
Cornt'
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For Sale at News Office.
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les
Machinery and Mill Suppih
Plumbing and Tinning
Marine and Stationery Engines
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