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FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1914
PAGE 4 v'r'c v i'M. vtka. ki,.
ThePalatkaNews
and Advertiser.
Entered at the ralatka postofiice. as
mailable matter of the second class.
Published at I'alatka, Florida, on
Fridays by
RUSSELL & YKKF.RS.
Jl.fO Per Year in Advance
117 South Second St. Thone li5.
Wm. A. RUSSELL. Editor.
DECLINE TO POSE
AS SCAPE GOAT.
The ralatka News is not in the
scape goat business.
Last week it published an account
of the sale of the stock of Mr. G. i
Loper Bailey in the I'alatka ijas
Light & Fuel" Co. to the Solomon
Norcross Co. of Atlanta, Ga.
Same afternoon the story was de
nied in the Falatka Item at the in
stance of Mr. Bailev. and with the
Item editor's gratuitous admonition
that "it is no news to anyone that an
Atlanta company is negotiating with
Mr. Bailey for the purpose of his in
terest, but until such time as the mat
ter is finally disposed of it is of no
business to' the general community,
and mention thereof in the public
press is not called for until such
time."
Which is all very prety and pat
m some ca
cos out mis noi
the "some cases."
The T-alatka News reported the sale
of the G. Loper Bailey stock in the
ralatka Gas Light & Fuel Co. to the
Solomon-Norcross Co. only with the
full consent of the parties interested
in the dicker, and with both present
at. the time of the authorization. And
since the publication, both Mr. Nor
cross and Mr. Bailey have acknowl
edged that the story as published in
,,t wis correct ar.d iust as au-
thormv.. I
If the sale has not been mace, it is -
not' the fault of The ralatka News, j
For this and sundry reasons this .
paper ret uses to
turc is taken for the scape goat gal
lery.
TH VI DAY WE
CELEBRATE.
Falatka extends a cordial welcome
to all its visitors who come to join
with us in a celebration of the anni
versary of our national independ
ence. 1 r.e ce.eiirav.on .'ei:i:.i- ,,'.,.. , r0
and v ill co:
Aside from
Washington
inc of natv
nir.uc through the i ourth. j Ti,
the oration of Mr. George:,...
Basset!. Jr.. ar.d the sing- :
iotio sorts by the asserr.-lv.
bled children, there wr
re mi
eel el
M
prdh
us of the real
he I
earnesi. thought-,
patriotic so-cs w
homo the lessons
will carry us la
time of our forcf
blood of patriots
who er.d.tvtv. unt
privations before
the
ress. Both
-it 1o the
A l)-f
ho-.r veins
hardships
were giver
o : a
thev
epportunity to shoe.
Ar.d that purpose t
joy the blessings ci
CSV.
The balance of
gram is made up
goou. some N. G.. a
different. The News
feature will gtvc- at
er.Vvroer.t to some
for
purpose.
tat we might r.
a free people to
ne two-day pro
of sports, some
d the balance in
trusts that every
least a motety of
one an
,t be- !
everv '.
tore t!
one ca
have h
',-.-' f'-
e finish tomo
ow r.:
go
they
mo- fv'
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s give
et .
g, st
it r ;
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r'."..
No
good '
pie f.r.
Tdl it
Talatk
1m o-i.a
nent.
cu saw.
wel
Tampa has b-r. struck l y a spasm
of rig hte.-.is' ess ar.d has begun a war
or. the gambling trust in that city.
This is the same gambling trust dis
covered by Charley Jones of Dixie a
year or more ago.
for
The cuest.ii-n as to who is liable
the damage sustained by the big Holt.
actor erg.ne ir. going through t.he
,. Johns rtvf-r bridge at Talstka last
Friday me
sw ereo t y
the Count;
question. ;
bridge r-i f
it of the 1
w-eek be f.
charge of
T.-g. W-i
the cour
Ci-n-.m:;
oha:
r be an-
rr.s that
ti
set
n rs r...--. th
rtngth of tv
; passage c- i
mrd'O than
e
e
wc
. E'ii.
ceoioi
he v :
th.,s 1
the t-
W.
THE LESSON OF
THE DRY SPELL.
C. K. McQuarrie is the
State agent in charge of Farm Dem
onstration work. He is coming over
i,,t. Ptnnm Mmtv n little ater to
talk to our farmers.' In a letter
written a few davs ago, Mr. McQuar-
rie sajj.
ti,., i.r r,oii rfmnlit that
the farmers of this state have been
experiencing for the last seven or
eight weeks, while to all appear
ances it would seem to be a calam
ity, still there is no doubt whatever
but that it is a blessing in disguise,
for it shows up very conclusively
the splendid results of the farmers
engaged in the demonstration work.
You can today travel the state of
Florida over and from the train or
whatever conveyance you are in,
you can tell the farmer who is
growing his crops under demon
stration method. He is not wor
rying much about the dry weather
because he has his land well pre
pared by deep plowing, thorough
soil pulverization and a good seed
bed before planting time. Over and
above that, he is instructed to keep
up constant cultivation as shallow
as possible. This, in itself, shows
result that a few year ago were not
believable.
We get daily results from the
different parts of the state along
this line. In the western part of
the state the dry weather has been
more prolonged than in the east
ern. The results obtained are sur
prising, indeed.
Next year we expect to have at
least To per cent of the counties in
the state in this demonstration
work. We are well equipped now
to take care of anything along that
line. The district agents are all
the time in the field, visiting coun
ty after county, and seeing what the
county agents are doing and visit
ing the farmers employed in this
work.
While the number of counties at
present engaged in this work is not
as large as we would like, as indi
cated, this number will be largely
increased after the first of the next
fiscal vear which begins July 1.
Two of the Hillsborough county
commissioners have been indicted bv
the grand jury one of whom is
charged with grafting the enormous
sum c. .en
ed to do wi
plained.
ians. v hat no expect
ll that money is not ex-
i Ion I.. Farris. senator-elect from
i Puval county will be the winning can
didate for president of the next Fior
! tela senate, and all other aspiring pol
iticians. Mkc Senator Huoson. may as
well get out of the way of the Farris
boom earlv in the came.
Col. F.oosevelt's phvsi
.s have
absolute
I prescribed four months
ot
st for their distinguished patient.
is said to be suttc
from an en.
gemcr.t of the spleen
rr.ed a bit spleeny since
He has
s return
le "mis-
me
c-;a.:y toward
;ho president.
hi'
01
7 Chiefs Ci
assemble,
the c.v.
! recen
ion i- t
be con'
r.try m
Iv. re-
ch vice can he contronea.
!":C-se police chiefs omitted
ity where suppression had
tried. Segregation is a
w
. i.
i.e
or Fletcher has gvien a good
, reason for opposing the
' pohr.c
intent of V. A. Pigr.ar. as post
al Jacksonville. "Pignan.'
e senator, "never has been my
or supporter, and 1 do not care
ve the postoff.ee orgar.i7.ed
: me like the office of collec-
rever
howed itself
o he orgarureo. in tne recent primarj
amnatirn." Senator Fletcher wants
the
ore
oif.ee given to a friend who will
organite it for the support of Fletch
er when that gentleman comes up six
years hence for his third term. That's
husiress. and it's politics, but it doe?
n,t corstituto a suff.c it nt :y good
reason for the "plain peeple" who sit
i'aik a-hi O'Or.toir.rlale this "got ever."
volicv of their senior senator.
ess. To
are a:
the st.
You cat
it nuicke
gress."
Wit.h all the magnificent P'omp find
1 ceremony and solemn. d;gn,ty -which
the Roman Catholic r.tualistic ser
vice provides for the conset -ration of
high prelate,- in the church. Rev. M.
J. Cur'ey. P. P.. late pastor at Pe.Lar.c.
was on Tuesday consecrated bishop of
the diocese of St. Augustine. Ee is
the youngest bishop in the United
States and presides over a part of
the i.'.atu diocen . The ceremony
waj held in the cathedral at
St, Augustine. The cor.seerator
and celel-rant of pontifical high
mass was the Kt, t.ev. r.en.i. .1.
Keily cf Savannah, with P.t, Rev. O.
Keily
E. Co
more.
r.gan T'.Vk. cf T1..I1
and Ft.. Rev. P. J. Donohu:-.
i.f W he,-'.: g. W. V;,.. as ;-
at;rs. Othr dist .nguishei
P.t. P.
e
E.
N..-.:
ies. O.S.i
Herman F. Davis of St. Augustine
is said to have invented an aerial tor
Florida P0 that is sure to revolutionize aer
ial warfare and throw destruction
from the clouds in such manner as to
i i 1. - . r -
nclP al0"K lne caue lu F'eaec.
He
p-ttwd his device in the IM
Suites and in sever .1 .entries of thi
old world. At pre.se.it Davis is seek-
ing, with the aid of Senator Fletch-
er and Congressman Clark, to
have
the government purchase his inven
tion. .
All Floridians will rejoice that the
illness of Hon. Fred T. Myers of Tal-
lr.hasse e is not as serious as w.is re
ported, and that Mr. Myers, at his
home in Tallahassee is rapidly recov
ering trom tne nervous ureanuuwii
which occurred just after addressing
the students of the university at Ath
ens, Ga. In speaking of the tele
graphic dispatch which announced
through the press that he had lost his
memory., Mr. Myers stated that the
newspaper account was a lttle over
drawn. He had not been feeling well
f in ..everal dayr prior to taking the
Ceorgia trip, and his travleing about
in the hot sun and attending various
student parades only added to his dis
comfort. On the day when he was
f make his address to the studen.s
his condition was one that warned
him that he had gone the limit, a.i.i
vet notwithstanding this'wa-nii -g he
made the address, and almost imme
diately after came the collapse. Fred
T. Myers is one of the really g-e:t
i.icn of Florida, a man of geiidh
kindly presence and who is loved by
..ll who have the good fortune to kr.o,.
him.
"Cards of thanks" are doomed in
South Florida. Hereafter pv. t:e.
must be thankful to the extent of a
dollar or two if they desire the news
papers to convey their tnanKs sum
(was the trend of expression at tin-
i initial gathering of the South Flor
ida Tress Association. These cards
of thanks are useless, and th y are a
i nuisance to newspapers. If you
have neighbors who expect to be
publicly thanked for the perf rrinnce
!of the ordinary offices of h irrr-rtily
I when sickness or death enters y.T-r
, home, better move out of that neigh
borhood. Foople who won't ehcer
- fully do such things are little better
than savages. Also it is highly un
' necessary to erupt into a card of
it hanks if your wife runs away with a
! better-looking man. if your mother-
in-law drops in the lake, or if you get
snowed under in a political race.
Lakeland Ttlegrara. The Falatka
News doesn't belong to that South
Florida Tress Association, presuma
bly because it was thought we were
too far north to e.ualify. but we join
in this "card of thanks" proposition,
h.-etfully.
POMONA NEWS.
t bar.
Williams, a student of il
Marv College at Willianis-
Ya.. arrived Sandav to spent
part of his vacation, with relath e
here.
Halsey Hue! after a pleasant visit
of several weeks with friends left
Mor.dav for his home at Cocoa.
Miss' Helen Tucker left Tuesdayfor
a week's visit with relatives in Sat
s u rn a .
We are pleased to hear of the mar
riace of F.ov D. Fisk of peLand t-o
Miss Alice Chaiker of F.ockledge the
weeding having taken place at the
: bride home Sunday, June 21st, As
Koy is an. old Fomona boy. having
een born and bred here, we are much
interested in the important event, and
extend congratulation.".
Fathing parties are very popular
these hot days, and Lake Broward is
receiving a full share of attention by
our people everv afternoon.
Miss F,lna Middleton who recently
went to Waverly, Ga.. to spend the
summer has returned owing to the
:!!ness of her
mother. Mrs. F.ayford
Middleton.
Frank Smith wa
in Falatka or.
business Tuesday.
A r.umbor of Pomonaiie?
m,
rea
Fal.
r.e the past week on
or pleasure bent..
Mrs. C.
i cues! ;
A. ( urtis
r M-s. H.
Fete r:
ng at
on old :r:e-
ri ce .
Ma
v...-.
f her
here.
Whe-.
'U tee! ,a?v.
of
1 good deal in the daytime,
u-i-ge it to a torpid liver
allowed the svstem to get
ch h
f i-nuriiies HF.RBINE cures
-orders r-od-ieed hy an inactive
It stre'gthers that organ,
is xt-" bcwe": and r-nts the
- g-'0:i her-lthy cor,,Jition. Price
Sold ly Ackerman-Stewart Drug
-vie.
Co.
TI Ri FM .
p-a- PftR'-.f.. d J. (";. M'i:m
w ere visitors to Palatka Hast F.ioay
,. r-ci Saturday.
Ve had 1 good ra Satu-d-i" ev
ith? which was greatly aprreciated.
Sarurdoy and Sunday were m3',t
inc days at Providence chu-'h. -n.l
ve fn n-es were well artence.i Lev.
T, R. Thomas preached, an,-5 ; the
olo'-f ,if hns Sn.-dav mn-;rr jl.o
t ehrurih council was held to earn
'er. s.ome dearrs for ord'na' :rt.
tvey were ordained at the close of
tve cu'cil The two cief'-ons oT--
nrr H. 1 rj'.tte aro L.
Bo-
nnohi.
'P Pruitte hn fie .he r""
n r,'.r.e-s for W. J. M:P e -i
M.t.-.-. T"eparatory to sending
EAST PALATKA NEWS.
Mr. and Mrs. Moses Kukasky spent
Sunday in St. Augustine.
G. A. Turner and son, Robert, of
San Mateo, spent Sunday here with
friends.
Mrs. Allen and little son, George,
Ispent Monday here the guests of Mrs.
W. E. Hightower.
Mrs. C. Yelvington has purchased
the "Bowen" property lying just esst
of the new depot; she expects to cut
this up into lots, and put them on the
market as soon as possible.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer McCart re
turned yesterday from a two weeks'
f-tuy at Chattanooga, Tenn.
Conductor P. B. Williams is in
Jacksonville today on business, and
Win. Heiley of New Smyrna is re
lieving him.
Mr. fid Mrs. Geo. G. Thigpin and
L. L. Thigpin went to Hastings Sun
day afternoon to see their uncle, Will
Thignin, who has been quite ill for
sometime.
Lloyd Clark went to St. Augustine
today to attend the wedding of Mr. E.
Zim and Miss Elsie Usina, both of
St. Augustine.
We had a fine rain Wednesday, for
which we are truly thankful.
Rev. E. O. Irvin of Callahan wil
fill his regular appointment at the
church Saturday night and Sunday
morning and evening. Sunday school
at 10 a.m.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Vrooman are
spending a couple of days at Oveido,
Florida.
J. W. Deats went to Jacksonville
today to meet his wife who has been
spending the past month with her pa
rents at Brundige, Ala.
E. Barenburg is still busy shipping
watermelons, having shipped several
cars this week and still has plentv in
the field.
Miss Stella Yelvington returned
Sunday from a week's stay with her
sister, Mrs. Manuel Carter, in Hay
ings. When the baby is suffering the dou
ble aifiction of hot weather and bow
el disorders, the jemedv needed is Mc.
( EE'S BABY ELIXIR. It reduces
the feverish condition, corrects the
stomach and checks looseness of the
bowels Frice 2oc and 50c per bottle.
Sold by Ackerman-Stewart Drug Co.
McMEEKIN ITEMS.
Every farmer in this section is
tharki'ul for the rains, and hce.
there and yonder you can see people
busy planting sweet potatoes.
Aivin Turner of Y.'aehuia is here on
a visit to Thos. Roundtree and family.
Miss Ida YausJ has returned from
a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Wal
dron of East Falatka.
Rev. W. V. Bethes spent the week
end with F. H. Yause and family.
Howard Roundtree and L. J. Stokes
have exchanged horses.
The peach crop has been shipped
from this point. Owing to the dry
spring the crop was short and ship
ments only totaled about 1,000 crates.
A bad taste in the mouth comes
Item a disordered stomach, and back
o! that is usually a torpid liver,
A condition which invites disease.
HERB1NE is the remedy needed. It
corrects the stomach and makes the
liver active and ncular. Frice 50?.
Sold by Ackerman-Stewart Drug Ci.
SEXUAL
KNOWLEDGE
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evil, d.seases. etc.
The latest, most advanced and
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been issued on sexual hygiene. Price
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Tins book teiis nurses, teachers,
doctors, lawyers, preachers, social
workers, Sunday School teachers an'4
all others, young and old. what all
reed to know about sex matters. Bv
Winfield Scott Hall. Ph. D., M. D.
(Leipzig.!
Newspaper Comments
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Philadelphia Press. "Standard book
of knowledge." Philadelphia Ledger
The New York World says: "Plain
trulhs for those who need or ought to
know them lor the prevention oi evils.
Under nlain wrapper for only $1.00.
Coin or Money Order, postage ter,
cents extra.
Ml MI Pt'Bl.lJRING COMPANY
Dayton. Mn.
Tc.:r.e hard work in a bent or sfoep-
'g position puts a stitch in the hark
muscles ha v.?
become strained, you can't get rid of
it without hel; . The great pe'-'Civ
td.g pontr cf BALLARD'S SNO'-Y
I.3N!MF.XT w.:: appeal to you most
.- c civ ;t f ,i:-h times-, tieoause it i
, (.-, -hi-g von Toe-:!. Trice 2"c,
50c and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by
Ackerman-Stewart Drug Co.
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION.
In the Circuit Court. Eighth Judicial
Circuit. Putnam County. Florida.
In Chancery.
G. P. Piekren, Complainant,
vs.
J J. Piekren, Defendant.
Bill for Divorce
It appearing by affidavit appended
to the bill fded in the above stated
cause that J. J. Piekren, the defend
ant therein named is a non-resident
of the State of Florida, and is a resi
cer.t of the town of St. George. State
of Georgia, that he is over the age of
twenty-one years, and thdt ihere is
no person in the State of Flordia, up
on whom the service of Subpoena
would bind such Defendant: it is
therefore ordered that said non-resident
Defendant be and is hereby re
ouired to appear to the Bill of Com
jolair.t filed in said cause on or before
Monday, the Srd day of August, A.
i lS'H. otherwise the allegation o
said bill w"d tie taken as confessed
by said Defendant
it is further or iered that this Oreo-
be published once a week for four
c -e ut.Ae wetks in the Palatka
' v.. ;., ?tt.;-i.:.er pub! shed in said
C- --tv r State.
W-:-... r-i hard find off.ical Seal
this, the fJi rl dav cf Julv. 1P14.
..-'.:.' F.F.NP.Y HUTCHINSON.
fp-k Circp;t Coon.
Py Y.y. Hutchinson. Jr, D. C.
"'" o ::n k Cr Ihoum
-.tor? for Complainant
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO AP
PLY FOR LETTERS PATENT.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned intend to apply to the Gov-;
ernor of Florida on the 31st day oi ;
Julv, 1914, for Letters Patent, on the
proposed charter nereto auacneu.
G. LOPER BAILEY
CON B. MARVIN
ROSA WEST BAILEY.
Proposed Charter of the Palatka Gas
Light & Fuel Co.
We the undersigned do hereby as
sociate ourselves together for the
purpose of forming a corporaion for
profit under and by virtue of the laws
of the State of Florida, and do here
by adopt the following charter:
ARTICLE ONE.
Name.
i The name of this corporation shall
be the Palatka Gas Light & Fuel
Company, and its principal place of
business shall be in the City of Pa
latka, Putnam Countv. Florida.
I ARTICLE TWrO.
General Nature of Business to be
I Transacted.
' The general nature of the business
to be transacted shall be the erection,
'construction and operation of gas and
electric light works, laying pipes,
'mains and service pipes with the re
quisite connections, poles, wires, con
duits and dvnamoes. the manufacture
and supply "of gas and electricity for
general uses, and the sale of coal,
wood, and other fuel to the City of
Palatka, and elsewhere, and the car
rying on of the business of manufac
turing and selling gas, electric and
other artificial lights, and other
means of lighting. The purchase and
sale of real estate and personal prop
erty; to borrow money; to execute
and deliver mortgages, bonds, deeds,
promissory notes; in connection with
the business of said corporation; to
sue and be sued; to contract and be
contracted with; to own. sell dispose
of or encumber real estate and per
sonal pioperty: to take over and ac
quire the stock and to assume the
bonds and liabilities of any other cor-r-oration
of similar character to this
row or heretofore existine.
ARTICLE THREE.
Capital Stock.
The ctrdtal stock of this corpora
"lon shall he S50.0rt0.00, to be divided
i-vo 500 shares of the par value of
MOO. 00 each, to he paid in lawful
money of the United States, or in
property of eoual value thereof, or
labor and services at a Just and rea-
fr.-ir.n' lo valuation to he fixed by the
''stockholders.
ARTICLE FOUR. ILIN1MLN1 counteracts tne yoisim. ,n Ml,rr.;.on, walked into Oreitim Cm
Term, lis both antiseptic ami healing. 1 rice ' ; Paturdav.
The term for which this corpora- l.Sc. 5c and $1.00 per bottle. Sold at J.-.i a.
tioa shall exist, shall be Ninety-nine
vears from the date Letters latent'
tdiail be issued.
AKTiCLE FIVE.
Officers.
The officers of this corporation shall
be a President, Vice President. Sec-
retarv, Treasurer, and Board of Di-
rectors, of not less than three nor
hon five. The President, Vice
President and Secretary and treas -
urer, shall be stockholders, and may
also be members of the Board of Di-
rectors. The office of the Secretary
ami Treasurer mav be held bv one
inri the same person. The Board of
Directors shall De electee, ax xne an
nual meeting of the stockholders to
ie held in the City of Palatka. Put
nam County, Florida, at the principal
place of business of the corporation,
:,n the second Monday in January in
,'ach year, beginning in the yearll'lo.
Until the annual meeting of the
stockholder and until the officers,
jnove mentioned are elected and qual-
f i-o ;:t the first election, the officer
..f this cot noration shall be president.
G. Loper Bailey; Yice President. Con
!'.. iiurviii; and Secretary and lreus-.-i.i.
Rosa West Bi.iley.
The incorporators shall meet in the
!.t- of Pantta lutna.m .on:.
Florida, at the principal place of bus
iness of the , ' i po ration, TueseV.y,
August 4th. 1914. at Eight o'clock p,
m.. for the purpose of adopting by
laws and completing the organiza
tion of this corporation.
ARTICLE SIX.
Amount of Indebtedness.
The highest amount of indebted-
ness to which this corporation can at
anv time subiect itself, shall be
$330,000.00. "
ARTICLE SEYEN.
Names and Residences of Incorporat-
ors.
The names and residences of the
incorporators in this corporation, to
gelher with the amount of stock sub
scribed by each of them are as follows:
G. Loper Bailey, Palatka, Flondi,
shares; Con. B. Marvin. Pa'atlw.
Florida, one share; and Rosa West
Bailev, Palatka, Florida, one share.
G. LOPER BAILEY
CON B. MARYIN
ROSA WEST BAILEY.
i State of Florida. )
j County of Putnam.)
I I. an officer authorized to take ac
knowledgments of deeds, do r.en
-ertv that G. Loper Bailey. C:n B.
n,i : nd Kosa West Bailey a-e- ,;
Known to me ana Known 10 me to ic
'-
he versons i'-ibscribed in. and who ex
ecuted the forrgoing articles of cor
'r:ration. and that they several1; ic
: li-i owloged hid ore me the exe'-1' i-i,-:
thereof, for the purposes and usen
therein expresesed.
j In witness whereof. I have hereunto
!.et my hand and official seal this 29th
dav of June. 1914.
! 1 Seal) FRED T. MERRILL,
i Notary Public, State of
j Florida at Large.
NOTICE OF MASTER'S SALE.
Under and by virtue of a decree of
foreclosure and sale rendered on the
29th day of June. A. D. 1914, by the
Judge of the Circuit Court- of the
Eighth Judicial Circuit, of Florida, in
and for Putnam County, in Chancery,
in a certain cause pending therein,
wherein M. E. Cunningham is com
plainant and J. E. Durst is defend
ant, snd wherein I was apponitd Spe
cial Master to sell certain property
in said final decree described, i,
George W. Bassett Jr., will sell at
public outcry to the highest bidder,
for rash, before the front door of
the County Court House, in the City
of Palatka in said Putnam County,
on the Srd day of August, A.D. 1914.
between the hours of ten a. m. and
two p. m.:
1 two horse Studebaker wagon, and
1 set of double harness,
now in my possession as Special Mas
ter in Chancery under the decree
.foresaid, and that upon said sale be
ing made. I will make and execute to
the purchaser or purchasers thereof,
a cord and stiff cient bill of sale.
vYi-e" irr hand this 1st dav of
Julv. A D. 1914.
GEORGE W. BASSETT. JR..
Special Master in
Chancery.
HiV-n--n & Merrydsy.
Solicitors for Complainant.
DoktYovtITebd
Joke JNjrw
ARE YOU PLEASED. MRS. HOUSEKEEPER. WITH
YOUR TABLE CUTLERY AND SPOONS 7
IF YOU WILL COME TO US AND GET NEW ONES
YOU WILL NOT BE ASHAMED WHEN COMPANY
COMES.
OUR STORE IS THE STORE FOR ALL KINDS OF
SCISSORS, KNIVES OR ANYTHING THAT "CUTS." WE
HAVE THE "EDGE" ON THE CUTLERY BUSINESS
BECAUSE WE CARRY LINES FOR WHICH W E ARE
THE ONLY AGENTS IN THIS TOWN.
TILGHMAN HARDWARE CO.
"The Store of Courte.y and Prompt Attention."
PALATKA, FLORIDA
IF YOU COME FOR HARDWARE YOU'LL GO AWAY WITH IT
Stings or bites of insects that are
bv swellincs. rain or itching
;hould be treateo promptly :
;are poisonous. BALLARD & .N0 '.
by Ackerman-Stewart i'rug -o.
Human Nature
Lots of people
ever cast tneir
. ,
bread on the wa'.ei
until it gets su
j stale that dogs won't ea'
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ORDER FOR PUBLICATION.
;In the Circuit Court. Eighth Judicial
! Circuit. Putnam County. Florida,
i In Chancery,
: B. Joiner. Complainant,
Mrs. Lizr.ie Potter (widow!
-id Ar
thur George Waterton. Defendants.
Foreclosure of Mortgage.
It appearing by affidavit appended
to the bill filed in the above stated
cause that Mrs. Lizzie Potter (widow)
and Arthur George Waterton. the ,".e
ienir.nts therein named are rcn-re--ide.-.t?
of the State of FW'u-.'.:. and
vh-.se residence is unknown, -and that
?aid defendants are over the r.gc of
"vu ty-on.e years, and that tbere i.:
no person in the State of Florida up
on, v horn the service of Saopovm
vs.iii bind such Defendants. i
therefore ordered that said nn-;e--
i-ie
Pefer.dants be and are hereby
re
rea to appear to the bill o:
Complaint filed in said cause on or be
fore Mondav. the .th day ot Sep
tember. A. D. 1914. otherwise the al
legations of said hill will be taken
as confessed by said Defendants.
It is further ordered that this Or
der be published once a week for eight
consecutive weeks in the Palatka
News, a newspaper published in said
l ounty and Mate.
Witness my hand and off.ical Seal
this, the 2-nd dav of Julv. 1914.
Seal) HENRY HUTCHINSON.
Clerk Circuit Court.
By Hy. Hutchinson. Jr., D. C.
Messrs. Calhoun & Calhoun,
Solicitors for Complainant.
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