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FRIDAY, JUNE ,26, l9l
!''
THIS PALATKA NEWS. PALATKA. Kl-A.
PAGE 4.
I
4
TucP i ATlf ANrwc The press of the state generally
A nr. ALA1NAIUW5 regret the defeat for the senat6i of
and Advertiser.
v Entered at the Palatka postorfice as
mailable matter of the second class.
Editor Russell of the Palatka News.-
Volusia County Record. Here's one
we know is disappointed.
Published at Palatka,
Fridays by
RUSSELL & VICKERS.
$1 0 Per Year in Advance
' 0: the Palatka papers, the Item and
Florida, on the News both come valiantly to the
1 defense of the New South Farm and
Home Company, but the Times-Herald
sits on it de fence, we mean; not the
: company. Oeala Star.
z I J Saturday
Scrmouciic
v;
117 South Second St. Thane l?.--Win.
A. KISSKLL. Editor.
MAMFACTIKEH
BUSINESS DEPRESSION.
The .:r "is cf those :: have '. cor
re.ci'B -g ur iue advantage a: : i
i"..e: . ' :. '. :.:-' o-.- d.prc--io:: has
!ve -. i y I';.-:-.
Mono; vh . :.' ." Br. v
!'t'.. . :' . ' i '. is
to hS' c ,.'..;-- i. 1
si"- -.he .. . :
tee: t' -: : ... the
houses
e;s ..
p-cshb
aiois.
i ..
ar :. t
Rufu-
sd S'i'.l another editor wins. Ed-
Russell of the Brooksvil'.e
his wi:t n.iu' ways has won a
was married last week,
teir.g Miss Gaeye Dora
"He will again have compas-
sion upon us. Micah 7:19. Kev.
Ver.
i nis is a brief sentence. A
sh-rt text for a short ss.non.
But there is a sweling mean-' ,r in
neariy every word. "He,'' our
1.102, our own uod, unilKe any
FLORIDA'S GfGANTlC FEARNSIDE CALLS
STATE COMMITTEE
iiuit
i
Is the Subject of a Letter to!To Dedare Nominees of the
the New York I'ms Late $tate primary
from Palatka
other god in the whole pantheon
c! the neat hen, is the head of this
short sentence. He will do what
r.o other deity will do. what no
o:r.er can do. "lie will again
Try
v.". c.
i.ttrte
Bu:!c
id:;.
e corn r.esii
-'.".e'.s to the
a st.tte that
to :or:: g:;.v-
Tr
. .ve,;- gr.n ot t;te
roc. nee is a-io-h
:.-: it i; wiring the
trade immediately,
o ways of our He.t
s f I':-.-
Hon. F. J. Fearnside of this city
has rAlted ft mppfino- nf flip St-atp
Secretary Moses Folsom of the Pa- Democratic Executive Committee to
latka Board of Trade has written the m-t at the Aragon Hotel, Jackson-
following letter to the Editor of the Vi1' 5 u.cl n tn.e momZ
x. Y rir p Thursday, July 2d, for the purpose oi
, lorl' rress: declaring the nominees of the recent
Lnder he heading of "Florida Might democratic primary.
Raise Camphor And Break Japanese When this is done, the old commit-
Vimnnnlv" T nnto tv, p,-,. tee will dissolve and the new com-
have compassion upon us." That that C. .. Munson of KmH . "X4'?'?1 t?e!rccent J?!
v .o . n simple oueot fashion t! . . i organize, a cnairman, secretary
;.,..,. i;., ..i! ..ij . .:n u.,,. j, i centiy returned irvtn a triD to Flnri- and trpBsnrpr arp tn lip ptpcri ,
ua, nere ne went to investigate the lhat there will be some scramble for :
possi'jihies cf raising camphor trees the chairmanship of the committee;
:! t:ie So".th, rd of starting an in- goes without saving.
d.;s;ry that would rentove this ..-our.- Mr. Kearnshfe. who has prssMili
tty from the dependence upon Japan with much abiiitv over the committee-
'.R'-S respect. cu say he i .von- for the past two years, and who n.i :
i - f.s research woik revee.ied that beer, a mem'.-er of" it continuous!- for !
i .vr::;t:! parts of the South we v ':- upwards of twenty years, was not a
i -er iK r.rtt.' to camphor gtxnvtr, ihar. cam.ioate fcr eom:nittee:iiari ::oa:
: .ao-e re. ions from which the v-.tice Putnam county and w:i; titeret'ore ee-:
-urviy (f the a:-t:e;e no-v contcs. !!e -iie from the' chairman-hip an.i the
; ' eys tr.ote is at p-f.-e t one en mittee. li;s piace on tite e -i -
J ' r :t.-e r."r-.ery in Florida :r...t snittee will be taKv.t bv Mr. P. 3.'
! e:;tv;eutes several th.-.;sa:id youn r Pecks of this citv. the' nominee ::
: trees yer;y. eut in -ract'cal'ty no it;- the primarv.
i c-- are these vti:; . i in the man- Who wiii succeed Mr. Fearnside to
eamrnor. the chai'manshia is of course mob-
e a;
pres.-
home. etc.. .'. tre p-etext t.tat tee
e!?ort of the vre-t,iet.t to prote.t the
peopie fret-; ntrr.priy .- n;trt::;r: a-
ness. I.".-..;-' s r- of c nttttctve. cem
mereiai .';h .-. and vther business cr-ga-hrati.
ns are . e.-..- re.:uestt.d . y
nous interested cr.aps to pass reso-'
iutions re:;:estinc that t..e r.e.'.r..-.d-be
given permission, to raise their
i'retght rates rive per cent and that no
anti-trust io.-i-h.t ., he passed at the
preset;; session of c.v.gress. Tne
president is to he eenttnended for his
prompt a.;;;:; tn ::v:re put .tetty to
the ;.;'.;. t...e i" dep:es-
sion .':;.:-;.. and :' r his insistence
that tne a: ;i-tr.:-t hiiis shaii he pass-
' ..-, e-s a i-'arns. New is
for every cif...en. v. : : . . s
;ts to a., attu spe;;a.
.ere" to tahe an inte;- :
coinc on a: Washing
ton. Frosrie:;; Wdson is
lecisiation to protect
ajaitts; ntonopoiy. The
4" compassions." Tr.is great word
compassion" is of Latin lineage.
I.t'te it; Oreek e .uiva'.en.t. "sym-
s-rathv." it sistihes "suffering
i- ,v:th." Pietute a mother bending
.-.?: her dist'ee.i little one
;'!;.. m.i -place i energy, v.'r.ich we
. .1 m..-chief, has involved it i- :
-;:';s paintul. cr'.evous. f; :.:'.:-
'' v ' .'. The ;no;:;e'-. hurt r.-'i
i . ' at the niis.ldef :o-e. is
- : ; re : .?; pity for her
c:;tlu. She siifftr- vrltii it. Its
e'ief and tear are hers. She h v
co-n.' .; ion ;t;-o:; it. i
? r r:-v of the Lord v
To t ;:-e that "ear his na - . :
1 -;;.'; s tender e- t- :.'l v
lire vs cvr feeble f";.-1' "
Aerai:-."' :"e will again have
"'n;-s:o'i. Tlte-e in-tan."es of
vhvi's sv;v:-"i"e; with H:s chii.iten
are rcetiti'-e. T:;ey see's; us
S-acain and again, as ve fall into s:n
io!'s "acains" a'-e very sig:-;r;.
a-t. There ae the "acains" of
-o.i's speech. "Again God saii."
T'r:-e are the "again-" of iV-d's
-vrittri gs. "I; is wit-en agr-i ;."
They make revelation rlainer.fu'l-
en. more correct and balanced.
F;:t nowhere is God's "again"
ore precious than when it sh nvs
connection with that H'-. renewe.' compassion. "He
t wtii r.ave compasstor a gait. we
sin repeatedly. O shame to us.
But Me has cTKr-assion retieated-
Praise His holy rtame! This
ug' ; . .. hone -end-r'.y ;o j
us. For His eompass;on is upon j
as. It is not sometit't g afar." It
' rc-t a thing theoro-ieah But it
is a C'-nerete. persona! thing.
lhat the country needs to insure
an nt prosneiity." say those who
; to manufacture a business
in tins country for po'.iti
.trroses. "is an increase in freight
." !t wil' : e a hard thing to
nee the average Florida shipper
his freight bills are too low.
S. J. Tr.-olett. for the past year or
Alitor ot tne tv.ss'.mmee uarette,
las severed h
rarer and has engaged to edit the
t. Cloud Tribune. St. Cloud is an
i fi ir-al soldier colony in the same
: runty, and as Editor Triplet; is said
. . : Alrahan; Lincoln, his selee
i n to e ;it the colony paper is not
'.apprept ia;e. Triplet; is a booster
r.d is:;'; afraid of work: he'll work
;e:;;a;:ea:. nor.. Meo. r .Kaney ot i
Tampa is in all likelihood the mo.-t
competent member for the honor, and
he has a host of friends in all parts ;
of the State who would rejoice to see!
hint elevated to the place." j
It is more than likely that the meet- :
ing will be largely attended. j
POMONA NEWS. i
ec
the
i:; "euual
privileges
est in wh
rlgl;;iug f. r
the people
reactionary ;
senators and representatives in con-
gross, supported by "big business."
are endeavoring to block action ty the
senate and to force ad;'our:i:nen;. If
you beheve in ;he democratic platform
adopted at Baltimore: if you beheve j
are entitled to an "even :
h monopoly before the law:
ieve in the anti-trust ;h'
t.r the ;:y. uildi
that colony.
.i;a..;r re
i.et mo.- si y in reply that there is
no dou! : a out the possibilities cf
rr oving camrhor tre s in Fioiii'a.
bine sp.vimtn? of the trie can be
-t;- iii ali parts cf the strte. I; is a
avid grow, ard win leaves of va
ry ng shade? of grevu during tne
i.t t reasons is most attroati'
nd i; can weli be eh-sse.i with the
nary ornamentals of the State.
I do not know whe-e Mr. Muns :i
.arried on his researches, but if he
:ad p;isre! through S-tsum.a Hei rh-s, J. . Wverfi and Miss Bessie Wv
Butram County. Florida, he could eth left Saturday for their usual sum.
:a-.e see-; from the windows of fae mer visit to Cambridge, Mass. Mar.v
oars on the Atlantic Cast Line tn.ns friends will miss them but a!! join
a vast, acreage of Camphor trees, the in best wishes for a o'.easant trim
levelopment of which has cost huu- Miss Ethel Morrison of Boston.
'e.-.s ot tr.easar.as ot dollars, anu Mass.. is home for a two weeks visit
wnere'last ov.nter Trof. Eieh;ma i with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. P..:
man;;f.:c;ured over ten thousand Morrison and sister. Miss Marc'
pound; of camphor. Friends also gladlv welcome her on ,:
The Javanese seem to have know!- these annua! visits, and regret the
e.!ge of the existence of this camphor stay cannot be longer. I
plantation, as it has been visited at Miss Lois Williams of Sa-fo-.i '
j.id'rTei-euc time? by inquisitive gentle- came up to attend the wedding of her:
tender comioassion -who' ";0!: -:on: t;!e r ;.-werv ivir.eeiom. ine sister. Miss Mary Frierson. and to
t-us; and serve and !ove Him. :-ompanv opera. ;ng importau. remam over a tew days.
"A'though I poor and needy be. ftnoustrv. is represented ry Pro:. . Our people are enjoying the nine
t..c:..:::aa:.. a-:!ie;.. oi ,i:e c . c. cream wr.len olrs L 11 1 :r.'-- ;--v-
WHEN VOl " 'TV" OV H A RV iVAEab C CK, YOV
WILL ALWA. S ii .V' IT AGAIN. YOU WILL FIND
THAT OUR iAA.)vV.-t'JF. d'ANCS HAS WEAR.
THE KUL'C iT Oi; 1'. DNESS IS TO ALWAYS
GIVE AN UP '.I ', v'v ALU" V AND KEEP THE PRiCE
DOWNRIGHT LCK.
and we
V TKiH 3fOCK.
TILGHMAN HARDVARE CO.
"The Sijre of C)uries and Prompt Attention."
PALATKA, FLORIDA
IF YOU COME FOP. HAKD'.VAF.E YOU'LL GO AWAY WITH IT
The Lord in love takes though'
The
v - e
the peopl
break" w.
if you bt
now .
in the ho
row Wds.
; e ; . 1 1 ;- r
ed to
r..i i ;.:.
re ser
.e . e
Wc .
;a News, published near
the operations of Cuv.
. Seig. seems to think the latter is
victim of persecution in having been
di.;ed under the charge that his
nip any had been using the mails
:h intent to defraud. Seig promot
snie big elimination schemes in
is S;a;e. and ;ho;:gh in preparing his
using matter he probably look
;he '; right side of things, it is
:al if he did anything criminal,
true that some purchasers of
v-hi.h they bought "sight un-
i' e inst..nres. made failure?
v they kne'v nothing about
ig ar. 1 w. r. 1 I...; ; made :'.. 1-
i her-. It :- also ;rue
; si: . r .nr. is as
tor me
Thn-j ?t my he'p in time of ne.
My Saviour. Lord, ar; Thou."
J. M. B.
iC.ve;
d
veranda each
4 4i vor.tir.ued expansion of the
Lepartm-- o'" Agneu.ture. eyl i-Jr ing on her pleasant
n.s oireotton. last winter, coo acre? saturJav afternoon,
of new trees were set out and the Palatka has attracted manv o' o-.r
nursery contains huuo.reas o; thot:-- people during the past wee'k ei-'e-and?
of young trees, which means for shonioine or o-her h!.?i--
was caus-
Consider;; b 1 e excitement
planta
tion, now covering upwards of 2,000 d last Fridav bv the mii-.- rV-.-., -A inumoer
County Farm Ilvpert Fund.
rl h;. r Baiatsia Xe
Under th- ;erm? of t! e Smith-Lever
bill ;.ist eraeted ry ' . ;.
aid the states in .-;.;:. praciiral
me.; : -; - . ;'..- tl-ne in : ::: :' g
agricultural matters by guing ai-rut
and sh:wi:g :"ar:iiers now to do
things ' etter. Florida wil! ultimately
get .;... provided the counties
meet thi- offer by an e ; :;.: appropri
ation. And our sta:e will Ere; it as a
ue to pr.-srer. anu accordinrrlv en
joy tnis increased congressional hein.
The farm expert is no longer a"n
experiment: Congress went over the
subject from every viewpoint. It
was opposed but the live 'members
largely outnumbered the dead ones.
It was found that some of tne most
prosperous communities in the coun
try ha a not only one. but several me:;
vors;::;g ::; tre counirv to r, farm-
helps
t ;-o.g
... . ...
:ve C'-i:''-ies :,'-p nl-H-iOv-
acres. town ot tne Holt roa.i fr-a..:--, iU5 ur.e wltn tv-f-o; '- -'a'; ..,!
The existence of this camphor its approach a crowd gat'he-ed muc'-" counties. :o iadge'W what has
farm is Known througnout Florida, interested in the mao-hir.e ami if - 'already been a;-eor.ir,'-:--.P.i vm ,.-...
Dr. f-.r t A.M) A.L. am: t canno; uv.ue:.ana aere .'ii. reuvors. and It was escorted out "
Munson traveled when. in. the State, town, bv numerous ma'l bo'- T'-
T;Had he incuired of the Bureau or machine is demonstrating "on our
.v,.. . , . i .ant incustry ot tne Agricultural roacs. hoping later to rind favor wi---...Ose
w,.o r.e.p Pepartment a; Washington, he cou'.d the county powers-that-be.
nave tounci out. as tr.e omctais couici Ji;,; .Nellie Keown spent a s'wt
have told him about it besides many time with her sisfer' M--? C
interesting things about camphor. Knowlton last week." being' "on
o'd say that Mr. Munson would wav from Def-jr,-) tn v-'l."
i.r.e oo see a iri-rariuc camu.nor p.an
tation in Florida." For 'his infor
mation, and for your readers, allow
ire to say the "gigantic camphor
plantation" is already here and young
trees .:; be had from tiearrv all the
u-se-tes. A visit t-o this plantation
The Lord
themselves.
But it is to be expected that ;hi-e
who deliberately transgress the laws
of Nature, ei
wilfully, are
se -uences.
a
:her through ignorance
likely to escape the cot
cr
l;..t M'thvrs
tr.e::
p. ay :
re cr
: ile
:..e
..I'.
Be NT
WRITE
;r.e-e
BI.AV.
Ai
W
ONC;
nr. a
r v
,r ..i tie Wds
". ,.t i.te.tst 11
istniaster Gerow
use tenure in . ::1
i ;::: rly te.ause
n.iS ti-
I.ORIMKi: THE
LOOTER OF BANKS.
When Willi;.:- I. run
on; of the 'J i .-.t
suiowlirg. ry. 1....1 ;
surter-. r. :
"the r. -t
who r. se :
I -f-e
cover to -".
lie v.u;
and his .-.
ed State
He s'r. ;:
th; '. .
:n
. Si
ver.
h-
ne :ries
on .. i:.:.
le ::::e isi
of e has reet
the 1-d.
agree on his su .-
.ie a v:s.: to Ws.'r..
in in company with. Mr. Jones,
i the view ;:" gett.ng the latter ap
ir .i .tss.stnt p. stmaiter ,.t Jak--;
1 - -. tile present assistant having
: -: t: resign ::: account of hi
t... lite ;::l.e c: assis:ant pes'
lei i.i .i.i .-rlice cf the nrst-clas;
..;..;. . by the civil service I'as.
th.s pl;,.e under a denior.atic ad--:
.. . r. at a time wnet; ;re
r,;a: : .:.-.!: is u. I.i ..g .:: .-.:;.-...i.s.
tr.e powers that ;e are
-i. e c.nie ; gether ever h.s
- r. tre:'. .dr. dines ..- a : .I:-:
.; tr ::.si :.:i:s. as .cell as :he
tx.t..c: e:itle::i.in i'latka h.i?
si:, o n. 1 c.;u he make i:
' -1 1 . T"- -t the ; -.; 1 c-
ihi.h Seiiatcrs '." We
cn:,are
wed street and blame
river f:r the sad re.
a little white casket,
i-ine with o- regie::
:r:ttn lings ard their
ie uniinivlv nud rre-
::g . f a useful -. Tile
o.'itr our s:..-s. '.at vvitd
:at we are sioklv ur ie"
it we do not live out tone
::k : e are eu'itle i to.
en many years ' sad ex
teach us the danger's at
proniiscons use of fire
revcoisis or. or abe1;:; :..e
uly. and even yet onlv a
: us nave a suff.cier.t'.v vivi.j're--on
of these dangers 'to co-s's.
:en;lv avoid them. The na:ion-wi,ie
ca.. for a "safe and sane" reV -..-;.
ers as
:i::d a
take a.i
:s one e
:i,i.:its
easilv rea.
As all ;
ida know.
O'.e 1'
t interest, am; tsatsamn
ei-; g ne.ir Fala:ka. can be
died.
.-.'I -is;. 1 db e-:s cf I-" - -
the B ... 1 S:a: s L'e- .:: .-
A;:
::: e
s a
hhS !.;:;
-en
esse"!
I rh;r
01S.
. - ;
V ..--'..
:ew
alir:
B. U. T'-uo and S. C. Hood. Sev
eral bulletins have been issued by
these experts on camphor and oils
fr -nt various fruits and r'ants.
is pre
r.o
. . . .
..-s .esseneu tne o.u-time
eath. but it hasn't stors-
ot mat o.ay
harvest of
e; it-:;.?; vet
Tne two principal classes of surTer
er? trom tnese patriotic excesses are
the stria., cvy. ranging :u vears from
ten or twelve up to ferrv and hftv. and
tne innocent bystander." The' rlrs:
e one
: so many
ano. expe
ried. as in
to spend a year m studv. V
Ktown recently graduated from -et-va
University, and will now sve :..
i-c in several branches, nrenara::-'
.ear.ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Strockman have for
-,::e-:o fo- a few weeks. Mrs. St -mans
mother. Mrs. Wright, an: : .
brothers. Mvron an i Russell w" ' '
. f 1 . : '":-v.
A"ii:ni e-.-f Bonioraiteswerer .
ert the ope":'c of the cirul -
ing the f . - lakes at Lake Come .1 -1
nr. orr ing. Several chare.- -gyamite
were used causing a -'
sight cf mud and v. .
:rrov.-t into tre air. then the '.;-.
-ished into .:e canal and -r. . t
. .'....'.; k re. The work has ;-,
vone uciei- supervision of J. A"
"'.:cs t. v.ho i? receiving comro!in'--.s
or the tTi.i-ner which the work
b-icn iiirrie.i rii-nf1
The church service last Sur.dav ! usu;
morr.ir.g was dpvo-e.i t.- nA r.-r" .-,- '
Florida, lows Memorial service, special music cou:
n;e"
Missing Falloon Found.
l'n!aul. Lire. Capt. Jo!:n B-rry,
;:'.. -t oi the missing balloon Mil. ion
iopa ri'ion club, and his aid, Gc-erce
V. Mwr;so:i, walked into Oregou City
,tt ; : 4 j a. ra. Saturday.
DR. F. E. JENKINS
EVE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT
Office K. urs:
s a. in. fj 1 p. m.- Other hours by ap
poinuuem. Hickman Kennerly Block.
PALATKA. FLORIDA.
1 X i
SMITH'S
Homemade Candies.
Al.o K-nt for
th e
"here tr.ey
- wed tile.'
ole ice lii-V
T;.
Huyler's and
Park & Telford
Candies.
Bane P;p-s. Cigars and Tobaccos .
I. A. fTItfllTII-
f ' I
r f it
tor Se' e
:ate a s
:'
Tins s
State where
species o:
irimenting
ese
has
s ec :
that
Tte
the f
happen:
.:.: st
. : ;:rs
re is
:s tne aggressor and
maoe tne rourrn aanrcerous
::; can't help h:n:sel;. Fcr
:t :s hardly fair to call the-se
gs accidental, f or everv ; . .-
tne rtse anu dares it beer a-e
es;.y relieves he is smart
to escape damage. It would
appear that the real arc.::- t
ivner. nothing harpers and no
-o.'-io ;.. t
: s ' .
.: C 0
the
he'O's
i So.-.
; I.
success. He
the s-...t .":
ate. Be l:
Bcririvr
by in.."..-;-.
I- '-'. :..'.:' g : -.
isuks. srektrg a
ligious histelries and
c-uentiy to his
p . ; y and his rise fro:;:
though ethers were al
sveks.
He sniveled his wav
was a sentmtntultst.
Many a mar. has beer. a'.', -.his less
conspicuously and mere smcerely.
But Lcr.mer :s a hyp-:: rite. '.Ie mode
his religion a s;epp:ng stc:te p...;;.
tic and in business and he abused
those who trusted him. Ke was ex
posed ir. politics and new he has been
exposed in h.s business relations. Is
private life, still fa;;en:ng on c:--Sdence
cf the po-. r he stands revealed
as a conscienceless banker, charged
with '.e:"jrg the dep-osits
whom he won by h.s pious
tions
Wv t-.gtrt t.. note that E.ii:,r
M.K.-.-: t the I alats.a Hcrail.
-he .1 t ie t'v'.v CT. iters who '"in cut
. . t ie la-t i r.ni.,ry. refers ;o Bar
ry Floyd as a "wu d-jamnitr." ana
sei lis re .i.e ;na: ;nis gen. us is
el.hi.::.,te; :. on the Beg.slature. We
.,re ... .. . ;...,: a mar. who .ah'; ap-
ttvh-e B..yi will no; ;e a ;r;ll-i.-.r.t
l.e.v-nias.er. Bakeland Tele-gr-im.
C. ::. B. B.;'.
y ..-.at so ;ong as r.rew-.::
ectured and so long as the
an -inance the situation, he
:e to blow off a few nrcer-.
; s with powder and -a:m
innocent bystander for rr.a-.v
to . me. A id so. as the s:tu
-'.s ;-..'-.. ted le. ir is -i-oi; ;o
eraie i in a ivan o to render br-t
' the i"; .-ei. or : ; ieost t k- - a
:va:i.e what to do when such ac-
There
tne cu.ttvation i
eonomic plants
with same are
Besides tr.e regu.ar experiment sta- r.avu-.g been prepared and the church
tion at Gamesvi..e. trtere is the on appropriately decorate-i with rlacs
anu crug station at Orlando, tr.e plant and flowers. P.ev. P. C D-isko
introduction station at Brovksviile preached an able sermon, and a lars
tr.e tropica, trutt station at Miami ana congregation was present Xex
one for foliage plants at Goethe. Tne Sur.dav Mr. Prisko will p-eaoh e-e-Vr.anuo
statoon. originally estaoltsh- ciaiiv to the bovs of our co----u-'-y
ed tor camphor worsi. r.as enlarged its A very prettv weidir.e wa s0 em--s:o-e
ur.tt. it r.as under cu.t:vat:on. ired in the church Tuesdav a';e'-oo-n:ore
man ; fty species and vane- when Miss Marv Frierson beca-e --'e
ties c: p.ants yieluir.e the essential bride of Mr. Noel Victo' 'ih-ul c'
oils of eommereia. importance. Crescer.t Citv. To the :ra:r of -'-a
Tne manager cf tne camphor farm wedding march plaved bv Mrs. S-o:k-to
wmcn I reter plants tne tree-? in n:er. the brida! pa'rv en-ere-J meef
row? ana tr.e camphor is made from ing at the altar Rev M- He-.4-;x
tre trimmings. It has a weli equipn- of the Crescent Citv Methodist chu-
e.t a:st;..ery ana camphor is mate who officiated, using tn beau"'-"-'
from tne .eaves and twdg? by the ring service. The bride was rive-' '
ra-u.ar process o; steam ais;il.at:cm awav bv her foster-.ath.e-. M- W E
Tne green trimmings yield about thir- Hobits. and the brida! partv c--."-s's-e.i
ty rou-ts o; campnor to tr.e ton. and 0f several vour.sr peotole fro-s C-es-t-om
six to eight of trimmings can cent Citv. friends of 'the bride a-
e sc-cre-i. ;o -:.e acre ;y o cu.- 2T00K. 1 he r-rifie was ar:.4 !-. .
tne tin
WaVS
seemed
There
; every ;
'C'' A I 1 H . hi' !
f V a-:.! !':
iiiL
.: e'101.
;id ..
' ..le
. e to c
. -" ''
.';.trer
es
ideas t
t.ie re.ir. '
ut in Put."
ne
: :::
re rr
o.e'.v .
cress is
iomers. .. :
'ele : .-: ::
familiar with
l.ve coinntunit
he re''
": a.:
gs are
ne work
tie who
lore in
METKING.
Fire insidrance
r.r..Oirs Anit-iit'or. and Forpien Companb ;
Life insurEfics
Marine Insurencs
The Leading Compsnies
All Claims Promptly Settled
117 Lemon Street
PALATKA, FLORIDA
vear. The bulletins ts-
Orlan
station and b
d is one of the bright
est r.; ir.es that ever served in the
B.:r::a legislature: h has advanced
more gxd ideas. True, he talks a
jreat deal, and is at times too dee? for
tne average legislator, but he :::;ect?
enough cf real wl; into his speeches
tc more than make up for his seem
ing ver;-os;;y. When occasion re
tuires all he ha? ;o cio is to orer. ui
-ne rums a-i: deeper wounds ctusei
y exp.;:ng -reworks are Bkelv to
t-::;::e tetanus, resulting, in its rinal
.te'.e. opnient. in lo.-i;aw. The horrors
of death f-om th:s cause are similar
to those of rabies, wherein the ratient
us to tne ena. surTermg ex-
ugony.
".so:
:gs earn
sued bv the
tne cepartment at asr.ir.gtor. wn:;
give interested parties many detaUs.
In aidition to camphor, lemon grass
and eitror.e'.'.e grass, as w-el! as lav
ender and rerterment. can be torcf.t-
' ably rr-tuoe-d in this State. Here is
rle'.i for ?dr. Munson. or others,
and besides these, vet-v little is be
ing do-e :n Florida, ore of the tar-
. est citrus growing regions ir. the
world, to produce citrus oils, extracts
and essences, of which rot less than
a million and a half dollars worth is
annually imported.
dress o: white crepe-meteor and !a-e
w:th veils, and carried a botuet cf
carnations and ferr.s. The brides
maids and ushers wore prettv costume
of white and green, and tne church
was artiscally trimmed in bambco and
ferr.s. After the ceremonv a recep
tion to held at the home of '.
and Mrs. W. E. Hobbs. where the hi p.
py couple received tht congraula
tions and best wishes of their frier-1--Mr.
and Mrs. Xihoul will make their
home ir. Crescent City.
Louisyi!!a&rslivi!ieR.R.
LOW ROU
ND-TRIP SUMMER
louiuST PATES
JACKSONVILLE TO
. - - - .
The SndO..-v read bonds cf S;.
Johns County were no; sold in Wall
street, but in Forsyth street. Ja.k
sonville. which by the -v.;. is gott.rg
to be something of a -inancia! street.1
These bonds were purchased by J. J.
tetanus usua..y ceve.ors in from In this connection it might be of
six to eight cays after injur.-. Fol- interest to say that more than 200
.o-.ving tnis the disease srreaii5 rardd- kinds of trees useful in manufactures,
-y to its cerclusiem and the time for prow in F.orida. or.e-half more than
treatment is refore tetatnus ha? the ir. any other state. Two trees not
cnance to develop. The danger i? in known, el-ewhere in the world, trrow
tre ce.ay ir. getting treatment, pre- in our State, probablv survivals of
ve-t:.-e treatment. early age. ha-.r.g "disappeared in
--e only reasonably certain pre- er parts? of the earth. Mr. Mun-
ver;:ve :n:wn i? the anti-tetanic ser- son could have secured a list of our
urn use of which has so large'.v reduc- trees by making proper inquiry,
the cevelcrmert of tetanu '! i-
-- tai.ure :s tr.e exception. Its adm:r.-:
riuicu.e. m- istration re-tutres tr.e services cf the
physician, but every dx-tor in these
o.avs r-a---a.s
.r. pvtr.- n-ent. "
mir.u is l-e da-,-v- ?--.- ;s
er cushion, with a!l the'cl- rry rot at ttt?'""' 01 d Mrs. Morrison. Prof. Eigel was
- --a ..-'a..- i. ----'us-. ;r.e c.nances tor mtection are, ':'-'-'-' .a . -. i.,, m
tnar.v to r:s. N wrc-'. r-5r -tan,,, n ,,,, ,- , T,r- ii neau as acv--rr.pani5-. i r.e
; a . . v.' . . - . Muc VL Krw
nis gray traiit can 3
gum.er.t-? unanswerable,
ve-.f.ve. sarcasm, keen a
or pun. to su:t tne case
i:
(From Another Correspondent.
P.ev. P.. C. Drisko closes his sec
ond year's work with the Pilgrim
Congregational church rest Sundav.
Mr. and Mr?. Prisko expect to leave;
early m tne toilow-r.g week for Wash
ington. D. C. where they will be "at
home' to all Pomona friends at S27
College St., X. W. throughout the
summer.
The Odd Fe'!ows memorial service
in which the Masons participated by
invitation of the I. O. O. F. was of
, , n extremelv er.teresoting character
r-iuaoo i;;eJo--I Mr Rev. pw c. bnsko's text was taken
1 50 auiji ia. seioi -,3-oqi pao frwn john "11:31. Theme "Goine
-jo-5 sr-i ;o -f.r.ci ir-i air.-;cK( ptn iu;o to the Grave to Weep." Music of
-aui utrtu-sw is -io::i -att jo appropriate character was we'd
rreen and blue.
Heard of the Heard Natter
a premium of $2,100.
Bank at
F'-.-yi -s a litterateur: his mind is T-a d-.-.-v.- .... t., t3, dered: especially beautiful
pressive was the duet by Mr?. Perry
a .earner cusr.ior. witn ;
gies c-: tr.e co.eges anc rre-histcric
"re: r.e :s a natura. rxet an: tis who -,v -.---. --!
utterar.ces are 'v.:;f--'v w, v ble with U rV. A ', .dl , --3 .S W Wjotp were supplemented by a liberal
a r ace a o-gs:;e s.-- e '. - '-! be- '- "' ir.st him. when available" P- S psi o:otrj p in? of the orders memorial flars, as
Engksh classic, HiVm is thi ZT&&Zi I . w.telk
dread of ever.- legislator with a o.ues- t ot recovery. " ' " ; a? ----- '-5o ioj sj tr u- service of worship as we!! as a rr.emo-
t onar.e cnerr.e. H-ov: :s sure t.- 1 r.erefore. if vour rjatrlotim 1 Puoos rrii o: i;n r 7 us -. i L..pir-,irji ro iw uaa te-
puncture it. The Fala.ka News also
hat its ne:ghb.or has seen tit
to through a lance into this- geniu?,
C. H. R Floyd.
VOU to CilsAsf--ST:s sir.1 a -.it -a. .
ed happetiing. go to the doctor ard
go cuick. S;a;e E-card of Health Bui-ietir..
lows and a.l whose -rood fortune t
was to be there. Miss Eccles photo
graphed the interior of the churc
Monday teaming.
-rortia."
. ' C ;;. j ...
I .;-.- o. , .: "'" ! ::-f:.- .. . .
' ''-'-' '-1'-' : ' ; .. .'1' Krowiij,. rl.4o
sv .-"'.. ,B . ' ' :';-. -.. ;, Knn.vil . ;t;.;a
fVrt.ari " . " ' m ' - V I""'' l!-!ianiH,iis :r.x-.
: - l. , -.. , ..S ""' Krvnel; I.I -k ... S3'
I.'.f Ar... :-. v,s;. '.'""' Toia,!,,
far. K.-sa . o . . ' " ! t-oit iii."..
i.lao I s-. - , . '"""-"aiNua Ti
""' "' " MammoiliCave .
Miehig ,n.thrl,r.j: Ll.r. ,i K,'., kV,Jr,,1'.',iJ,-" "n.U. Mlnnn.i..
Tirkrit od lr jy ,u ,
VARIABLE ROUTE TO DENVER. SALT LAKF
COIORAnr cDn,..".K,.5ALT LAKE,
UOIMi THR.1',.h r
ai i. i. ...
N ALL TltKr TS.
TO
Tir- it:
i r. No
airs. For nr.vl
f .Pi-.4-l'mr
THE ATTRACTIVE WAY
ZZJ? AND NORTHWEST
''rl'.mnec; .i:n''- Sew ,w,. .,
. . ".et on i
"'sirrl:.;or
p 'i JACKSONVILLE FT-A.
"ton. .JjVeiVUr", Kr,rU- BtM-
m,ca1' "n-Kut Sundrie. .-,-1 p.-
N . . UU
Aiient- Ni:0r.T fiem-hlp Une
.... ...I
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