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FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1914
THE PALATKA NEWS PALATKA, La.
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SsDRUCCOMPANTIUhh! U 1 1 I IN Jfc W S
y tttr w i or inn
rcBvt in vivi -
(jnNTolHE GAME EARLY!
NOW
is the time to get your garden seeds.
We have them. Everything fresh.
We buy only the best Get our prices;
e will meet anyone else's prices for
first class stock.
Headquarters for Pure Drug!
and Chemicals.
Patent Medicines
Stationery
Florida Souvenirs
LOUNDS DRUG CO.
CRESCENT CITY, FLA.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
i "i l "J i 4 i i "f 5"
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Middleton are
at Summer Haven beach for a time.
V. P. Allen had business requiring
a visit to Palatka this week.
M. F. Pixton has purchased an au
tomobile for pleasure riding.
Miss Mary and Master Ben Gra
ham are expected back from Summer
Haven this week.
Mrs. Oscar Cheatham has been vis
to the front, and before the half-way
mark was reached was in the lead
never to be caught up with, and
crossed the line 'i 1-2 lengths ahead.
Johns was all broken up over the de
feat of his horse, and didn't stop long
enough to say good bye or thank the
judges. He left lor home immediate'
CITRUS F1I CHOP Florida East Coast Railway
FEDERALS 10! WITH
KIISITFR'! HJM FAT0. feSAtflftcBS BuiinierGrapdruitCrupwi
1 1 U II I Lit U llntil llllU ity. Mr. Padgett has been warmly Fewer Ul'UIlSjeS ailtl
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And Give Big Moguls their
Second Lesson in
Humility.
congratulated on the victory of his
pretty horse.
Tangerines.
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REAL
ESTATE
CRESCENT CITY - FLORIDA
Crescent Hill lots on
easy terms.
WANTED.
Shippers of Freight of all kinds to
route their shipments by the Steamer
CRESCENT of the
Beach & Miller Line.
Shipments will receive the best of
care and prompt attention.
Steamer Crescent City leaves Cres
cent for Palatka. Jacksonville and way
ports at 6.30 .m., on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays.
Leaves Jacksonville on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays.
E. T. CLARK,
Traffic Manager. Jacksonville. Fla.
School Trustees' Statement.
(Gilbert Fund.)
RECEIPTS.
1!b1.i.,. nn tinni! Tub, I l I'M'?
Before an exciting crowd of fans ' ij 697
t,nat. nueci uie grana suina anu spread Au. 7, Return of advanceeto
itself out under all the surrounding District fund
trees of the ball park, the recently or. c 1; n;,.;,i.r,T
iting friends in Palatka during the ' ganized Federal team of Cerscer.t Citv March 1st 10U
past week. on Thursday afternoon of last week April 11 Rec'd from Citv
Archdeacon Wvllie of Palatka offi-1 aKain defeated the fast Hunter ag- TreaS; one-half cost work
dated at the Episcopal church last f??" b-v " score f 9 V 5! .thvere; on roof ..
Sunrkv morning 7 kwus uk '""' ' July 1 Kec'd from county
Sunday mormnj,. he twQ e)ubs u entlt,ed to ho,d the
E. T. Clark spent last week at bum- : temporary championship of the local ,jst. fumi 135 00
mer Haven to enjoy the fishing and ; league. ' '
sea bathing. The best of friendship exists among Total Receipts S 2 123 84
Mrs E. E. Austin left by the early hf, ?val players of these masterly DISBURSEMENTS.'
train Monday for Baltimore, where b' ttaml'0UZh ? ? f!8 1913.
die goes to buy goods. I " ","e'"u'5,.. "1.""'.:' ...1" Aug. 25, Miller Mack, wood $
, . Igieguuuii cue uauijr iui up uvci lwu . ),PW f'o desks 18 00
Mrs. T. C. Darby left this week for SUch 'horough defeats in such close c k?:. ,,::,";-
New York, taking the Clyde Line , succession from hitherto undiscover- "'fn ,,',., ritv ''
From the New York Packer of Sat
urday last we clip the following esti
mate of the coming citrus crop in
Florida as gathered by the State rep
resentative of that paper from a num
ber of large distributors, none of
wnom operate in this section. The
Jacksonville correspondent of The
Packer says:
There seems to be a wide differ
ence of opinion as to the citurs fruit
crop of Florida for the season 1014
30 01 1"). To sift the matter down The
Packer man interviewed a number oi
the largest fruit distributors in the
state.
H. C. Schrader, of the H. C. Schra
der Company, this city, says:
"There have been a great many re
ports sent broad cast that the citrus
l(j (io crop in jlonda has been cut very
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Leave Palatka
L'nion
Station
-.mer from Jacksonville.
ed stars which remained in the shad-
City
Oct., Telephone and wires-
R. C. Williams returned from his jowol 'the barshop as W Line, frt.
VISIt tO 11UL opi iii -
Oct., Scrubbing, telegrams,
Ability in the acrid air of Central av- .'?.:
enue under the noses of those who Supplementinjr teachers Mla.
were shading their eyes as they peer- K f months
ed into the distance to discover and j . d d mos
the town. Hut it seemed that it need-
week,
W. C. Norton has torn down the
old barn back of Grove Hall and will
erect an enlarged garage in its place.
Mrs I L. oiailU 01 I iliatr.a apem. . . p u 1 1 p (iesr.
,u,s'. . , , ft.. 1 ed the nenetrt-.tintr glance of Kudolfo ... ., ,,.,. , ,1,
most ot tne ween nete iuuivi.ik ... , : t- flnwra nn., -Nov., iuuh hcuuj ,p, 1 nw u,
Oct., J. Rufferty, setting up
desks
improvements at the home on Main ( p'"".
salary (not paid by bd)
I irg man
n 1 i l i 1 Scllitiy nut- uaiu yjy u
m. Rudolph was a travel- D rj g . Woodenware
from Jacksonville, and a part Co s shades
street.
I aUl v.. oUlKli spent inc can.v o niS msmuii in 111c wan w hcvciuji 1914
of the week at Arcner, wnere ne waa uusines.s. wnne mimiiK in uur r . cnnni:pa
fUlieil 111 t-Uiincv uyii n , imuni,
business.
a 1 1 i. f leiti anu Liiiunen ui i i
;r;,l ;,.ivl last week for a visit 1 . aianaper numer cnose to t o t, e j,oumIatioll libl.a,y
of some days with her brothers, W. 1. , tossing or n.s team in tms seconu con- j Rafferty, labor-mat's
Ol sonie u.ia itii iiv-i , i tnul Tla ctrnpk- fivp mpn nut. junl ha'l ... ' .
and Tim Allen. I ' V ......i " ' . :.' ..' .:i u' e.. ..-, -War. ,W, woi'K on root
hoit by the severe drought. I have
just returned from a trip throughout
5 ()() the entire state and the crop is not
i 05 vel'y short. It is true that the
3 07 drought has caused a great deal of
dropping but the bloom was unpre
13 80 cetlently heavy, therefore the trees
could well afford to be relieved of
3J(1 0(1 some of their fruit. 1 believe that
05 yo the total number of boxes will be ful
ly as large as last season. There
3 50 may not be as many oranges but the
size will average larger. Although
t',5 00 in some sections the total shipments
may be less than last year, in others
40 50 there will be an increase to make up
for it. We are now enjoying copious
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, midst," as the Bingville Bugle would p b'' kHJ ' ub"c 13 5., js ideal for making a fine quslit
j say, he developed latent base ball tal- Feb'' Loumll. Dg q0 sup-s 5 55 fruit. Early shipments of ora
ent , . feb'.', Geo. Williams, wood 3 75 will begin to move some time
75 rains and the weather in every respect For copy of thejoml time card or other infor-
the Federals guessintr until the fatal
Tuning piano
Mrs. Roland woociwaru 01 JacK- lourtn inning, wnen tne reoerai suig- a s ,,!,.;,
sonville, who has been spending sev-, gers began to knock his offerings to g Commencement-prog
;.l weeks with her daughter, Mrs. a corners of the field. ' .' 05 Supplies
E. T. Clark, returned to her home ; Rmlolfo selected I. Scream Kinavd, j,1 ; r 'Benches' labor lumb
1st Monday. the Federals big six, to hold the Hun- - -' Loun(B ' ,ru(r Co-.
. . ... . . 1 11 lin-a ilnivn tr, si Rmnll Rpnrp. anrl . -. e. o.u
I A Hi,,- nit p t. nn Wednesdav r-' j , "T. , , J av .J . neaney, di.i
TV , month in iuu and nacn sai
at
Ocean 'IU' ''ol' 'w0 erl'ors ''V tn'r(
iieieat oi tne iiuiittii.i
even more disastrous.
Crescent City Transfer Co'.
Automobile al Hoiit Line.
Auto meets all trains al Crescenl City
Junction Night trains by appointment.
S. M. LaBREE, Manager,
Crescent Citv, Florida.
I. Spencor,
Dentist
i r T J ni i.e.
eacn, near . ew ... . n . , more disastrous. After th
1 ur but has been at the cottage lor -.-., ,.,.,,, i y.. ,.,
. ,111.-11, inning itui t .jvic.iii . ii.-. hi. .-i-
some three months. ; t;1). ff ,he sih,.ltion? an,i slu.h heavy
Regular morning and evening .sluggers as Nihoul, Cash and Allen
nrcaching services are held at the were entirely at the mercy of his fast
Methodist church each Sunday. All , breaking inshoots and hook
month in full and back sal
arv unpaid by Co. board
Jane Howman, ditto
y o!
oranges
d ur
ine- October.
"The grapefruit crop will exceed
last year's yield by at least 50 per
cent perhaps 100 per cent. The out
look for fancy quality is good at pres-
5 50 ent. Some time ago we received sev
3 40 i-ial reports that many groves were
35 Hi infected with lemon scab. which
1 i'O spoils the appearance of the fruit,
but now it seems that this scab is not
so bad as was reported and Florida
200 00 will produce a very healthy crop of
205 00 grapefruit which will be pleasing to
ORANGE CITY BRANCH
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Ethel Jones, ditto IIZII- 120 00 the eye as well as being of good eat-
the other churches are closed lor tne
summer.
Miss Louise Hunter has gone to
North Carolina and will visit for a
time with relatives in Union and oth
er points in South Carolina before
returning home.
E. N. Maull of Jacksonville was in
curves.
He struck out 12 men anil issued but
nne pass. Other features of the Fed
eral's playing was the heavy hitting
of Russell, the former ticobb of the
Denver Dove, Kinard and Prevatt.
Every man in the Federal bunch se
"ir'oii at least one hit.
Manager Kinard now considers he
has the leading team of the peninsu-
t15 00
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Otnce at Residence on Prospect Street.
Crescent City, Florida.
The
crap
Book
ed a willingness to go out into the
"eat unknown and untried fields of
this an adjoining counties and bring
'""ne a few scalps to dry through the
winter season.
Kept Them Cool.
Minnie, tne new maid, admired her
young mistress i-xceiKlingly and was
very willing to obey all her orders,
however Incomprehensible they might
be to her.
"Minnie," said Mrs. Lane one mom
Ing. "1 have just ordered some let
tuce. When It comes 1 want you to
put it In the Icebox right uext to the
Ice. Can you retneiulier?"
"Oh. yaw. tncesis," replied Minnie
with seeming understanding: "my JVex
heem all glide!"
Mrs. Lane was very popular social
ly, and it was several days Inter when
she realized that she had received no
letters from home nor Indeed any oth
er mail. She looked In the letter Imx.
but fountl nothing there
"Minnie." said Mrs l.ane. going to
the kitchen, "have yon taken any let
ters from the post limn or o".t of the
post box lately?"
"Oh. va w. ineesis!" Iienined Minnie
Saturday. Mr. Maull states rr end of the county and has express-
ihat his Jacksonville plant lor tne
manufacture of packing house machin
iy is very busy.
Mr. and Mrs. Coe D. Smith are tour
inir New Emrland in their automo
bile, and the last heard from were at g Doilb(fu, I)op,,.
Attieboro, Mass., where it is pre-
nimed they ran upon a number of our Kudolfo de Kmarrio has strengthen
Crescent City winter residents. id his lineup during the past week
, . . , , - , bv signing the veteran short stop,
Bill Sanders shot an eight-toot , Vess jones 0f the Huntington High
nlligator in Lake Stella one day fast brows Jones hegan his base bai ca.
week, the same big gator supposed i.,.t(M. sevenll years aK0 as a mem,er
to have been scaring the children or of tJ)e famous F,-Uitland Fantaisies,
the past several generations in this , duh that has Kiven t0 the worW
place. Ivsuch eminent kings of the diamond as
Capt. W. M. Miller, Mrs. Miller and' 'g Tim Allen, Parson Bill Allen and
the children are at Summer Haven Emory Green. Jones is a field daisy
for the balance of the summer. Capt. . his specialty of picking up hot lin
Miller went around in his launch, ! ers and covering his post as a blanket
while Mrs. Miller and the children j he's every where and when wanted,
went over with Mr. and Mrs. R. C. It was a bad day for the Hunter
Middleton, in their auto. boys when Braddock asked and ob-
, . , . , ., . . , tained his release. Braddock is the
Work is being done on the last lap best ,.aU.her that has been feen on tll0
of the road to the junction and the . ,0...1, (iamontl sim,e Mavtill LaBree
same is ton. up so that it is closed j ()u;t coachinjr.
to trafiic. Tins road is to be improv- j,e. ha(, an impediment ;n his
ed its entire length during the sum- ( wa,k ,ast week alu! an examination
mer and fall and made ready for the , ,)v )r HaMlie reVealed the fact that
heavy traffic of the winter shipping ha(, incipicnt charley horse,
season. ii,-nrntit action on the nart of the doc-
nishini; to the ii-eluix
heem for you. My do
my the other day. nice
.Month!"
"My
( you tn!d
" Natiimiil
Crescent City householders, both
white and colored should not forget
the prizes offered by the V. I. A. for
the best kept home grounds during
the summer. At present, n iooks a
U Capt,
would be easy
mental grounds are certainly beauti
ful. Mrs. Dr. Hardie left on Sunday
morning for her old home in Hahira,
L.:.l .id M-inir t-".
bring'., e , m; ttv,
me ii less oi net mmci, miso ini
He Learned His Valuation.
A tourist in Scotland came to a wide
tor. who is said to have called in con
sulfation Dr. Beggs and other noted
'i"sicians of the peninsula, has prob
ably resulted in a complete cure. An
ordinary application of turpentine to
and Mrs. S. M. LaBree the quick was not sulbcient to move
winners; their orna- Terry as in tne case ot ree-wee ivi-
nartl last week.
ihoul who was recently married
(iees not seem to be sacrificing any of
his standing as a heavy hitter, lie
is still the ranking batsman of the
oiiginals.
T, Pncoll nf tlin T'oilnl-nU Vims a
Jones. Mrs. Hardie expected to Kt , iiattin(, average of 401 in this sea
tj her old home later in the season : Ws . His helpful hits have
for a month's visit, and it is expected ( may a man across the plate
she will be absent about that time. I ;lm, ien "thereby an important fac
Miss Jones has been ill a most from (o. jn the sul.t.essfu s01-ies with the
;miic her school closed here with , , ,
malaria.
Mrs. Kammer, ditto
Miss Anderson, ditto
May 28. Jas Coward, trans.
8th month
W. E. Wilson, ditto
May 2!', To take up warrant
unpaid by Co. board
May 2f, Work in yard, etc.
June 13, E- H- Williams for
money advanced
Total 1,85 57
BALANCE ON HAND
July 1, 1014, in Gilbert fund$ 228 27
In special fund. t-Oi. scnooi uu
Frcai sale of old scchool
property and interest 826 67
155 00 iug quality. Shipments will begin
150 00 in September. The tangerine crop
will be short."
S. S. Dewson, of the bouthern
Growers' Company says: "From
information we have received through
out the state, he grapefruit crop
will be considerably larger than last
year. The orange crop, while snort
20 00 in some sections, we believe, will iie
fnllv as lnrire as the season of 101M-
14. ' There is a large acreage of both
grapefruit and oranges that will come
into bearing this year and while the
yield will not be large on these new
groves it still helps to swell the total
number of boxes throughout the
state. The tangerine crop is quite
. , , , u , i , 1 snu in short as compared to other seasons
Total funds in hand July 1 $1,U4 J4 v,eiieve that the total citrus
C. L. t"AilB' crop for the season 1914-15 will be as
ireasuiei. .f not lar(,er than )ast season.
" Shipments will be early as we have a
Fighting Reported on Frontier. jot 0f frujt, ; the Lake Harris sec
London. England. Dispatches from tion which promises early shipments."
Nisli, in Servia. and from Vienna told i One of the men representing one
of encounters between Austrian and or the largest transportation comna
Servian troops on the frontiers, but
authentic details of the fighting were
lacking.
Vera Cruz Neutral Port.
Washington. Vera Cruz undoubted
ly will be declared a neutral port un
der the neutrality proclamation Presi
dent Wilson will issue in the event
of h general Kuropean war.
mes in tne isoum rtuanwc suuvn .-m.,.
"I have carefully gone over the situ
ation and in the territory reached by
our line there will probably be about
the same amount of fruits as last sea
son. The oranges will run some less
but the grapefruit crop throughout
the state is heavier."
The prevailing opinion from relia
ble sources places the citrus fruit cron
about the same r.s last season and no
doubt if weather conditions remain
favorable the estimates are correct.
There have bsen local showers m
rp-Tbese TIME TABLES show the time at which trains may be eipeeted to arrive at and depart
(rum the regular stations; but their arrival or departure at the tunes stated is not guaranteed nor u
this company to be held responsible tor any delay or any consequences ansins therelroui. Subject to
change without notice.
J. D. RAHNER, General Paaaenijer Aftent. St. Augustine, Florida
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Dailv Trains to the East "
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Lv. Jacksonville.
Ar. Savannah
Ar. Richmond. . -Ar.
Washington -Ar.
New York. . -
No. 82
8.00 a.m.
12.25 p.m.
5.05 a.m.
8.40 a.m.
2.31 p.m.
No. 86
2.20 p.m.
6.25 p.m.
10.15 a.m.
1.35 p.m.
6.50 p.m.
No. 80
7.55 p.m.
12.10 a.m.
8.00 p.m.
11.50 p.m.
6.00 a.m.
No. 82 Florida and West Indian Limited. Free Steel Re-
ciinin Chair Cars to Washington; electric lighted and fans.
No. 86 Palmetto Limited Free Steel Reclining Chair Cars
' to Washington ; electric lighted and fans.
No. 80 Coast Line Florida Mail. Local sleeper to Savannah.
Steel Pullman Cars of the highest class operated on all trains, Atlantic
Coast Line Dining Cars operated on Trains b2 and 86.
For information and Pullman reservations apply to your local agent
orwrile .
A. iV. PRITOT
Division Passenger Agent, 138 West Bay St., JACKSONVILLE, FLA.
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Pravers For Russian Arms.
St. Petersburg All St. Petersburg 1 about every section of the state and
churches were packed and the congre-; trees are n except l..
, ., c .i In Pinellas count. v, Kramer 1 otter,
gallons prayed for the success of the ! of the Tampa Bav Packing
ltussian arms. There was a monster i,' reports that "the ccominc
procession to the Kazan cathedral, in sp.1Pon ,e one of the most profit
which was carried the gorgeously he- j nte that has been enjoyed for years
jeweled Smolensky ikon, which the , ,y the citrus fruit trrowers. In the
trnnn carririrl in the Camnaiirn nnr thfrn nart of the county whore (he
against Napoleon.
Austria Prepares For Russia.
Nish, Servia, via Saloniki. Austria
appears for the present to have aban
doned her aggressive campaign against
Servia in order to prepare for possi
ble Russian attack.
the
mnin cron ot I mil is irrtmn
di-oufrht cut the size of the crop con
siderably but the entire crop will be
an unusually lr.rce one. both of or
antres and prapefruit. The fruit has
hunp: well to the trees and the sur
plus that has fallen off left .iu-l
enough to mature well."
W. A. MERRYDAY CO.
DEALERS IN
Crate Material of all
Kinds. Fruit and
Vegetable Wraps.
PALATKA
FLORIDA
ferry It was stormy, and the wind maiana. i n 0rl er has oeen matie tor .uami
was ctmstanllv incrcasiiu; The Scotch E. L. Muthis left on Monday for a! - a matrnate of the Southatlantlc
. .. i -., .1... r,,,-iut i t,-ir, t lt-,ltim.i-, Pl-iihulcl-! lcncue. and this may be accepted.
...l.l !,,', ... unit nut h.. nhia am .New 1 OI K. .wr. JiamiS noes l -siainis uiuii
hvdnant, thouch
thoroutrh lookinff over by the
- h..v ,-lni, nViv-iii'ic.n. irives hone that V
will recover his mentality and be aid'
discovered by Rtnlolfo
to make his selections ol lull anu win- was a uus.ier.
ter troods, which he buvs mostly di-1 Maull is said to be mentally un
rect from the manufacturers. He will balanced by defeats he could not stave
jalso take several side-trips out Ironiion. ins pucner seems 10 unc in.-..
IV Ynt-U- on 11 ensure bent, one ol , cracKetl ai tne
l which wi he the national military
iic:idemv at West Point. Mr. Matbis
' ..vi,n..(tn he nwav most of the nre
lent month. ' I"1 i"lit his messages as of yore
' l Mike Pipe has been released lie-
' "Soup I3one" Lawler, the Central ; cause of a relapse in bis esoteric dic
avenue meat dealer who has been hav-: tion. It is thought that he well be
ing his habitat in Whiteville and who 1 able to resume his place at the com
' said that he was robbed of Sot) in that , iiM' snrintr carnival of the Book-
suburb last Saturday night week, left , worms.
f j j i "w" 0,i Tuesday following, leaving I .
Good Advice. ... his place of business in the hands of Dexter Wins the Kaco.
Opportunity has never knocked at his ()reil eel.k Frk,ay thc place (Ry g Y )
my door." 1 was closetl by the representative of a 1 . " :,.,: ),,.. ,...., n...
I Jacksonville wholesale house. "Soup . s;.,ti.,iv ...fic-noon on
Hone" has not been seen since his de-, , , j . S(;uth ()f ,,H, (own
: part u re. and neuner uitt ne leave any
. word of his going.
across.
had first taken a cow across
When he had returned and started
across with the traveler the latter he
came curious
"Will you tell me why you took the
cow over and made nie wait'.'" he
usked.
"Woe!, now." explained the ferry
man, "you see. t li" coo wnr valuable,
and I feared th' wind wild increase sn
th' boat might upset on th' second
trip!"
Germans Attack Petit Croix. BIG SUIT
r.clfort. France. The Germans hav j
opened lire on the French posts at
Petit Croix. Details of the engage
ment are not known.
IS FILED
IN PENSACOLA COURT
Expert for San Domingo.
Washington. Appointment of an
American financial expert for the Do
minican republic and an improvement
; of conditions there are expected to
remove the most threatening features
of the situation which has been prom-
I'C'gtl- islng to mi ce ililllt'U unci lentmu iij
the 1'nitod Stales.
One Hundred and Three Defendants
Named in Foreclosure Mort
gage Suit.
I'piisacnia. -One hundred and three
defendants are named in suit which
I was liied ill the office of the clerk
of the circuit court at l'ensacola. most
of them being from the state of Ala
1 batna. The suit, tiled by attorneys for
i K. A. Vinison. is fur foreclosure of
mortgage on the property known as the
. Kupfriun Park tract.
Fifteen Miners Killed. !
Dortmund. Germany. Fifteen coal BARTOW BOOSTERS BUSY
miners were killed 1 y a lire which PLANNING A CAMPAIGN
broke out in the Ilanseniaiin pit. Six .
bodies were ron i-verod. 1 provide Additional Funds For Exploit
ing the Agricultural Advan-
Kain Catches In Bermuda.
Notable among the landscape fea
tures of Kerniud.i is the "rain catch."
There is no other good water. All
the water gained from wells Is brack
ish So the people either use their
whitewashed roofs as a means to catch
rain water "r they build a big open
"catch" on the hillside, with a covered
cistern at its foot. Into which the rain
thus collected runs and is stored. The
soil Is scraped away from a large sur
face of the white coral rock that un
derlies all the island This surface Is i dor them. Where are the ancient ports
cemented and whitewashed, and a low that Agrippa used? Under the wave
wall built on three sides with the f the Mediterranean. . No place In the
The Caspian Sea Puzzle.
Should the titleless Caspian sea be
really drying up it Is only continuing
the process which has been puzzling
scientists for the past hundred years.
The great dried up salt lakes to the
east, south and north of the Caspian
no doubt once formed part of the great
lake that remains, and Runsla may yet
be able to build a railway across her
Inland waterway. But, If Inland seas
dry up, laud elsewhere Is sinking nn-
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The little 11-months old boy of Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Kean, who live over
the old Coward meat market, fell from
the window to the street one day last
week, but was in no way injured. The
little fellow was leaning against the y
screen when it gave way ami leel to
the street, the baby going with it. A
young man who saw the child f.iil
went to its rescue, picked him up ar.d
was taking him up stairs when the
baby came too. The mother was nat
urally scared and sent immediately
for a physician, but the doctor could
find no injury. The little fellow was
'i'nits, between the much Hnukd sor
icl horse owned by L. I. .lohns of
Sanford and the :i-year old black colt.
Dexter, owned by jas. Padgett. Jr.. of
'his place. It seems that the s.irrcll
has made an enviable record in the
-c-uthern part of the State, ami upon
-hint? Palatka none of the horse
seemed willing to ii-k men
igam-t !vm. licar-
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ing ot
Then why don't you pay the first
cnllV Go and knock at its door and
walk right in If the door Isn't answer
ed Immediately "- Louisville Courier-
Journal.
Is Your Liver Right ?
Are Your Bowels Regular ?
I)nn't take Calomel, Salts. Oils or
harsh cathartics when you can go to
any real drug sto.e and get a box
of sure, safe, blissful HOT SPK1NCS
I.IVKK MUTTONS for only L'i cents.
They never fail.
One to-night means satisfaction in
the morning. They are the product
of the greatest medical minds at the
world's great Sanatarium and are
now offered to you as a perfect reme
dy for constipation, torpid liver, sick playing about in ten minutes time and
headache, coated tongue and dizziness W0I"k,,.jnK what was the matter with
H"LSfe 'everybody. Mr. Kean has had bars
lint Snrino-o Knmo.lv ro Bn!,l ulaced across the windows to prevent flash, the sorrell a neck in the lead, j srrang. m- nt
further acciuents oi tne Kina. cui me uiaciv soon uis u..,,.i
U. S. Tug in Bubonic Plague.
New Orleans. The United States .
tuc Neptune, fitted with a fumigating
apparatus, began its purt of the work
in the light against bubonic plague
here.
tage of Bartow.
I'.artnw. That
alive to the noc
publicity to the
town as a plaet
in all drug stores everywhere.
remit:;! ion
i horse at Credent City that
was quite a speeder. -Mr. .io'i"
brought hi.s sorrell here to how the
natives something in he way of ta-'-ress.
IDs hand was called by Mr.
1 adgett and the lace was arrange-!.
Ail over town flattering reports .;'
the achievements of this stv.muc
loise were circulated, ami money
seemed timid. However, the horses
wort to the pest with the hotting at
even money. In order to make doub
ly sure of his victory. Joints elected
to ride the sorrell. As tn-
lifted the two horse:
Mmt. Cniliaux Acquitted.
Paris. France. - Mine, llenrietle Call
Unix as acotiitted by a jury in the
court of assi.e of the willful murder on
March li'. lasi of Gaston t'alniette. edi
tor of Tar Kie:".
lu order iio.mr.ue the nn mh.-r-
of the St. ,!.hns county air's' eanniia;
,-lab to put forth th. ir lie-i effort -in
canning tbs'ir I" i';bn ls, a mral- r
Hallow people are
.sit y of giving greater
desirability of their
for rest, recreation.
si,i,. nee or business and of its sur
rounding territory lor the growing of j known about her death
citrus fmits. Negetables, general farm; -
tr id nets Mock and poultry raising, I Pretty Light,
etc. is indicated by 'he fact that at
reservoir or tank at the bottom.
Such Is Fame.
It is said Unit Mheanl Misl. a
wealthy Asiatic woman, discovered the
art of making the perfume known as
attar of roses and also invented the
beautiful workmanship exhibited In
the weaving of the celebrated cash
mere shawls Nothing whatever ts
a meeting
the roc.. i
Mears, a
rai.sf fan-
Vol
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ard if trade upon
a of Secretary
was appointed to
sing purposes.
So Mrange
:v think it
After
All.
that
of valuable p'i
ami they will
linal collteMs
been held in
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1 roi. Ivavcn
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..rate the si
net 1H i m i: -
sloma 'h
lam's Tablets,
tl" you should
ui V s.i-e'lg'.lu-.l
IIKiell tttlll
r.u-cn
nn'.ti-
barrter
The m w
ed by He
church of
were off like a! 1,0 I"' "'
;,ooi . i ; i ov.'an. pmvlias-
Itldtes uf I 'If .Viclhodl-t
(Hi. in, 1. 1 li.'.s arrived, an 1
m a leu nays, wlnii
w ill be made for a re
late
Mr.-. Uomc Ut-h. Wa'tash, lnd..
'Nothing did me the least
.-.,o,l um 1 1 oecan using I hamher
iai'i's Tablets. It is decidedly -he
best medicine for stomach trouble t
have aver used." For sale by all
1 dealers.
"I'll have to ask you to pay In ad
vance." remarked the bote! keeper.
"Isn't inv luggage good enough se
curity?" "I fear It Is a little too emotional."
'riiiotiotial?"
"Yes; easily moved "-London Mall.
Result of Rashness.
"Out of a iob. are you'.'" asked the
first girl "Doss i-at' h you tlirtlng';"
"No: I caught the boss Say, what
sort of a wedding dress do you think
is real swell'.'" Philadi-'phia Ledger.
Souvenir Spoons.
"Mv dear Oladys. what are all these
photographs ot young men roil have?"
"Those? Oh they're only my collec
tion ot souvenir s-poons'" Haltimore"
world seems to have -suffered so much
from the sinking of the land as the
bay of Naples, that paradise of the
submarine archaeofogist, who Is even
now making rfresh discoveries of burled
suburbs nnd.nmssive blocks of mason
ry with the stone rings for mooring
the Roman galleys. But he has to
dive to get at them. London Citizen.
Home Comforts at Sea.
The clreumstanets in vitlch one trav
els on the ocean have vastly Improved
during the past twenty years. Spring
mattresses uhd brass bedsteads' have
replaced the old . wooden bunks. Im
proved systems of heating and ventila
tion have been Introduced, sanitary ar
rangements are greatly superior, both
in quantity and in quality, while the
furnishings of the public apartments
and the attractions of the dining sa
loon vie with those of the finest hotels
on slmre. Third class passengers have
now separate cabins for four, six or
eight persons each in place of large
open 'tween, deck spaces tilled with
tiers of !rotl Ikm1s and mvommixlnting
hundreds. In place or benches and ta
bles along the sides of their sleeping
quarter separate dinina salinius,'
smoke roni. ami music rooms are prv-
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