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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1914
-THE PALATKA NEWS, PALATKA, FLA.
The Florida Citrus Exchange may
and Advertiser.
Comments of State Press,
T1 T 1VT looking for. and these are what wc
1 HEITALATKAllEWS can 0ffer them. broaden its scope of work and handle
A high moral tone and a clean city vegetables as well as citrus fruits,
government are among Palatka's as- The directors have the matter under
Entered at the Palatka postoffice as sets. The town that is without these consideration and there will be a Xrifle Previous, But
mailable matter of the. second class. eanllot hope to attract the right sort ' meeting in Tampa soon to discuss the; Tarpon sprinffs Leader: That
of neoDle. Loafers and sports are a j matter. S. C. Warner of Esperenza Florida editor whom Gov. Trammell
burden and a curse. They contribute 1 grove, one of Putnam county's lead- seems to have in mind when he men-
nothing to productive industry. We
1 have few of these nor do we want
Published at Palatka, Florida,
Fridays by
RUSSELL & VICKERS.
Sl.rO Per Year in Advance
117 South Second St.
Wm. A. RUSSELL. Editor.
A MAX OF
SENATORIAL SIZE.
It seems to be a foregone conclu
any more, we wani men aim women
who will work hard, play rationally,
save intelligently, read the papers,
Phone 195. ; gu church, join the Board of Trade,
take care of their families, and con
tribute to the moral as well as the
material upbuilding of the city. This
is good business as well as good eth
ics. Palatka is not a wide-open city,
. 1 U maa
sion that Senator N. P. Bryan will (its greatest progress
be named by the President for a va- since the devilish liquor business was
cancy on the Federal bench, and that abolished) its government is not cor
his successor in the Senate will be rupt, there is no laxness in the en
appointed by Gov. Park Trammell. forcement of law, there are no fa
Several eminent Floridians have vorite classes and there is mighty
already been pressed to the front as little extravagance, if any in the
worthy of this distinguished honor, various city departments. Taxes
Others will be named. All Florida are as low as in other cities of its
. . i , i. i.. tu. ..;. cfonrlc npnr in the
is interested :n tne character 01 me size, aim uie m.j
man who will be finally selected. head of the list in healthfulness.
Here in Palatka there is a move- Our board of trade has won recog
ment among his friends to secure nition in outside communities, even if
this honor for our fellow townsman, it is not fully appreciated at home,
the Hon. S. J. Hilburn. This move- If our people would have a get-to-mcr.t
though started late last week, gether spirit, there is no telling what
his already spread to other parts of could be accomplished. Without IV-ir-the
SUite, ami The News believes that monious ogranization it is not possi
wherever Mr. Hilburn is known there hie to accomplish what is desired,
will be, by common consent, the feel- An example of organization is seen
ing that his selection would be most in the war in Europe. An unorgan
htppy. ized community is little better man
Mr. Hilburn is of Senatorial dimen- a mob. Men too often allow petty
sions. He is a man in the prime of differences trifles light as air to
life and physically and mentally pre- keep them from joining with others
pi. red to enter upon a career of great jn movements beneficial to themselves
usefulness. As a lawyer he ranks and their community. They bite off
with the ablest in the south. In the their noses to spite their faces. This
practice of his chosen profession he pinched and narrout spirit retards and
hi s already risen to eminence. restricts the growth of a town or
But his predilection is now, and has county,
fcr some time, been for a legislative p0wn at Miami they have what the
career. He has already served one citizens are proud to term the "Ml
term in the Florida House of Repre- iU11i Spirit," and that is why the Mag
scntatives and through one session of jc City's industrial and civic dcvel
the State Senate. Floridians are (,pnient projects hum along so satis
L'cnerallv familiar with the record of f; ,-torilv. The "Miami Spirit" brin?v
intr citrus growers, is a director In noneo mat it was possiuie ra n a
.h , Florida editor to fill Senator Bryan s
place in the event of the senator's res
ignation, is Hon. W. A. Russell f
Coneressman Frank Clark is going the Palatka News. Mr. Russell is
to make a hot fight in opposition to
the proposed tax, or revenue, on
shipments of vegetables, citrus fruits,
etc., which has been introduced m
Congress as a war measure. It is
certain that the fruit and vegetable
growers of Florida have an influential
friend in Frann Clark. He will de
feat the measure.
achievement he there made, lie was
a leader in the Hou.-e and Senate. This
distinction was accorded him by com
mon consent.
In the campaign of I'.1 1:2, Mr. Un
burn contested with Con-iv-snun
Frank ('lark for the Socoi.d Hi-trict
nr.mination to Congress, and idt hough
the race was in contest with one of
the most astute political leaders the
State has produced in this genera
tion, he was only defeated by some
the people down there togetner mem
ory public cause. The Milkers ami
lii ocke.s are few and despised. The
"Miami Spirit" adopted the belie of
To him that hath shall be given,"
and visitors there admire the unity
of feeling and purpose in all things
for betterment', and when in ollvr
towns they talk about Mianv. and
others go to sec and admire and
invest and build homes and play a
l'ving part in the activities ot the
I'UO votes in a second primary. Hil- community.
burn carried one half the counties '
the district, among them being Du
val county by some POO majority. He
mr.de a phenominal race and those
who are familiar with that contest r-e
member that it was the republican
vote of the State which beat him.
These republicans, because of certain
efforts of M
"dollar a dr.
soldiers, the tariff and other purely re
publican measures for which he stood,
v-evo sr, boon in his behalf that, they
' , me lenujorary democrat i" order
With that kind of spirit in Palatka
and earnestly and unitedly at work,
there is no telling what we might do.
t'
id him
IT PAYS TO SPRAY.
Prof. W. W. Yothcrs, State En
tomologist, who knows the likes and
dislikes of bugs and creeping and
Clark in behalf of the flying things, rays these pests do not
pen-ion for Federal like the spraying preparations used
today by successful fruit men. Prof.
Yothcrs urges the use of spray to
destroy the white fly, scale insects
a ! il rust mites.
tew; "For a few cents per acre growers
that can produce clean a;:d gnklm fruit
where thev are now producing scaiy
1 ru,tv frail." deck
Without that r
would have v
1 o.ouiralion.
s of the pa-t. It is
oiply as accounting
b Mr. HKLarnV leg!
ro
for sla-
H
g in t..e
that do-
feat, n
lliibur
Siate ai
io;l flili!
a gooa
r. s.
.hi his own with the
the count
rail." declared l'rof. Yoih-
"To .ay that it will do no good
to spray if yoar neighbor dues not.
i- all fool: -iiue s. I have sprayed
a whole giove with the exception of
ove row in the center of it, and while
this cue row was covered with scale,
ihv trees adjoining it were practical-
' free from scale or insects of any
kind. 1 have even sprayed one-half
of one tree, ami got highly satis
factory results upon the sprayed half
a fact which has been wb.iic the other half was covered with
r.o-, ledge of affairs both
ational, his habits oT
le.vnc-s of mental vis
lit him for the duties
-.at or. In debate he ejn
master mm. s
one of Florida's really able men and
would make an excellent senator,
Senator Hudson "greatly appreci
ates the interest and confidence of
those friends who urged" him to en
ter the race for the Senatorship, out
r.o, he had already threatened to be
a candidate for governor two years
hence, and he is still in the same
mood. For some time past Senator
Hudson has been the attorney of the
State Railroad Commission, a posi
tion he recently relinquished in order
to go into training for the governor-
1-:.- 1T k.it-o c.il-fofl PMl'llpi-
! V , u f .. I "I it than the career he has made
Hudson isn't built right for the exec- jfor himsef ,n Flori(!a He isn.t po.
utive office; he's too austere; too much j to y,e TjnHe( States Senator, but
ike a cold storage plant; and then his j that doesn't prove him a weakling
conation with the present inactive and nonentity.
An Appropriate Appointment:
Ocala Star: The friends of Gen.
E. M. Law, of Bartow, suggest that,
in case Seaator Bryan is appointed a
Federal judge, that Governor Tram
mell appoint the general to fill the
place till another Senator is elected.
General Law is a splendid old gen
tleman, and it's the Star's opinion
that this appointment would be a
"raceful thing for the Governor to
do, and one that would please Florida
people.
A Man of Strong Character
Lakeland Telegram: The good-
natured man gets it in the neck al
ways. One of our State exchanges
refers to Former Governor Gilchrist
as a nonentity because of his invei
erate placidity and good humor. As
a matter of tact he is a man of su
perior ability and strong character
and there could be no better evidence
railway commission would put him
out of the running, if nothing else.
Something Definite
Lakeland Telegram: The Tarpon
The big and growing repuuiics. iu.thslt rjovprnnr Trammell has decided
the South of us buy annually from j to appoint Editor Russell, of the Pa
Fnirlnnd Germany. France and oth-jlatka News, as pro tern senator to
er European countries manufactured succeed Senator Bryan in the event
articles which cost more than a ! November election to take a federal
ion dollars. Last year Argentina judgeship. But Governor Trammell
..i unhi sunn nrm nno worth cf 'who was in Jacksonville Wednesday
aiuuc uum, ' ' I. , , ,. ,, .
such goods, and Brazil bought $230,- j u - reporter
000,000 from the nations now involved ( pointment of a succeSsor to Senator
in war. We don't have to go through ; Bryan and that "he had no man in
the Panama Canal and pay tolls to , view to be appointed now or after the
, , ,i Arn.t;no Thpsp general election. mat is sumcient
.eac.i Dia,,., "TV . : , lv definite to leave no doubt about
buyers can not get wuat w.e.y "--" : the matter.
i0ra Europe now and naturally turn I
to the United States. There is a
supreme opportunity right now to es
tablish with the South American re-j
ptlblh
permanent. Florida points are near
er to the South American republics
than any other in the United States.
Arthur Williams Is Named.
Sanford Hevald: The Pensacola
News states that the man to be ap
trade relations which will be pointed to the short term of U.S. Se:i-
aor is Arthur 1. Williams, because
he is the man who received the mcs
sage from President Wilson that Sen
ator Fletcher was a progressive. This
is certainly the proper recommenda
' ion for the gentleman and puts him
in the class with the man who hat
the "message for Garcia" or the mes
sage to Giouehy. etc. But in speak
ing of the progressive part of the
nullifications why not appoint John
Stockton, whose candidacy tor V. S
Senator really brought out the salient
facts in the progressive record of
Senator Fletcher and made the fame
of Williams greater?
The good-natured man gets it in
the neck always. One of our state
exchanges refers to former Gover
nor Gilchrist as a nonenity because
of his inveterate placidity and good
humor. As a matter of fact he is
a man of superior ability and strong
character and there could be no bet
ter evidence of it than the career
he has made for himself to be Unit
ed States senator, but that doesn't
prove him a weakling and nonenti
ty. Palatka News.
Don't you be too sure he won't be
senator, either. The ex-governor
The Man of Monkey Fame
Zolfo Springs Truth: Ex-Governor
doesn't make much splurge, but he lias 'm ,u. to- m., ....... . ... .o -,
l..f,. fr nnik ra a Star. " "ciou.c u i o........
. V. "".in v, ed States senate in case Nathan
'ihe News wouldnt object to the resigns and an election is c,
credit provided its conscience would , i to tv,e vacancy. Mr. Gilchrhst
permit it to get away with it unob- says: "If Bryan resigns and an eler
j u.,4- .,'n.,( m,.nt ho it wnnlil tion is called for, I will get busv.
i i . ;f o -loomed "'i'1 to every town m Florida,
pernaps oe " possible. I will make a
i icala Star, when takin
from the Lakeland Telegram,
nit.i a i it-i wiiL'o n rrT men mr
good things ,.V0pver runs against me. There has
should i,een
some sugg
estion from the news
credit them to that paper instead et
The News, even though the .sentiment
be ours.
A LEADER CF THE BLIND.
shown in his le-'a! encounters in some -rule and rust. So there is no ex-
iif the higher courts of the land. ruse for not spraying on account of
The Palatka. News believes that the laxity of your neighbors. There
Gov. Trammell would meet with popu- never ought to be a bit of scaly anil
l;.r ei ilor-ement were he to name rusty fruit packed in this country. A
Samuel J. Hilburn for the unexpired few cents per tree will give you clean
fruit and healthy trees."
if you are interested and want to
know more concerning sprays you
can write to Prof. Yothers at Orlan
do, Fla., and get circular No. lOF,
on "Spraying for the Control of
White Fly on Citrus Fruit." It is
printed by the U. S. Department of
Agriculture and sent free.
term of Senator Bryan, and in say
ing this we mean no word of discredit
to the qualifications of the other gen
tlemen who have been mentioned for
the appointment.
IHE WAY TO BUILD
UP PALATKA.
Our business men and mamifac- (
turers, through the board of trade, I ijni.ic joe Cannon has been re
. . ... i i t -1 1 '
are doing all tney can to nuim u,j nominated for congress from the
Palatka and make of it a greater citv, : Danville, 111., district and his chances
and they have an excellent toun:a-!of election are said to be good,
tion to build upon. Think it over j .
carefully, raiatKans am. ,,..e .., , Editor RusseU of Palatka is talked
there a town in norma ."-; of for the genate and sub(ues hig jn
natural ami oe.opeM : niite nKMjesty sufficiently to say that
one oi oui s..c . . ! he would like the job. Tampa Tn
The near future is one of promise i
for America and Florida. The war. '
in Europe is an ill wind that must Phil H. Armstrong, the "Florida
blow us good. We deplore the .nur-1 Sunshine" man of the Times-Union
derous warfare across the sea. It is a proof-reader in that office, spend-
is our duty now however to help ing his nights there. But in the at
feed, clothe and rebuild. It j ternoons, before he begins his work
is therefore a fitting time to con- as proof-reader, is busy with his type
sider the elements that mane , writer turning out philosophy and
a city attractive to those who are ; fun that is making him a deserved
looking for a new home. Lawless- reputation,
ness and vice are surely not among ; -them.
Fathers and mothers wheth-! The Palatka Morning Post made its
er they be rich or poor shun these appearance on schedule last Mondaj
things. On this point Palatka is safe, and was well-filled with business of
and strangers can come to our note enterprising Palatkans. Editor
that we say "our" town with the Nerwich is entitled to much credit
knowledge that their children will nc for his game fight against unforseen
fe difficulties difficulties which a more
Churches, Sunday-schools, fraternal practical man would have avoided,
societies, parks, a library and read- lie has energy by the bale and if he
ing room, public schools (our build- finally meets with the measure of
ings are not as good as they will be success which he has set forth as
a couple years hence), healthful sur- high-water mark, he will receive no
roundings, good water, a delightful mere hearty congratulations than
climate and innocent, clean amuse- those which will be extended from
mentthese are what parents are this office.
E. M. Van Cleve Becomes Superintend
ent of New York Institution.
niwanl M. Van Cleve lias resigued
as superintendent of Hie Ohio Stuti
School 'or tile I'.iiiii and has accepted
the position of superintendent of the
New York institution for the education
of the Mind lie will also be the head lando
ners that the next United States
senator ought to be from south Flon
da and ought to know the needs and
wants of the people. That fits m
exactly." There's only one man in
Florida we would support against our
worthy ex-gove'-nor that s .1. .. (.
Stockton. So the position of Truth'
editor is flatly denned, l.o to it. you
man of monkey fame, and we will en
ilwor to heln e'ect a United State
senator from PeSoto county.
Only a Good Guess
Orlando Kennrter-Star:
& "v K
J TV1 I
3
fennel! i
The Or.
TIenorter-Star states withoj
uualification as though it had inside
information on the subject, that Sen
ator Bryan will hold his seat until af
ter the November election. But sup.
nose he is nnnointed and confirmed
to the federal bench, within the next
Voek or two. would he miss a term
of his court in order to hold his seat
in the Senate until after th Novem
hi?'- election? Lakeland Telegraph
! The Reporter-Star wishes to into'.
nolate that it has no inside intorma
tinn Tn fact wp know nothing abou
ir, but it seems onlv reasonable that
Ronntnr Brvnn would hold on lor
fow v-ppke'if bv so doine he could
save the State the expense and tur
mnil of a nrim.nrv ramnaitrn bv q"iv
Inir tho annoSntme"t into the hamKs of
the Governor. The Reporter-Star
v.ns p-iiessinc. and the guess may
prove a bad one, but we shall see
URGES PRAYER FOR
PEACMN EUROPE
resident Wilson Appoints
Sunday, Oct. 4th, as Day .
of Prayer.
President Wilson has signed a
proclamation calling on the people of
the United States to pray for peace
in Europe. ,
The president's proclamation set
aside Sunday, October 4, as a day of
prayer.
The presidents proclamation 101-
lows:
"Whereas, great nations of the
world have taken up arms against
one another and war now draws
millions of men into battle when the
counsel of statesmen has not been
able to save from this terrible sacn-
fioo
"And whereas, in this as in an
things, it is our privilege and du'.y
to seek counsel and succor of Al-
mitrhtv God. humbling ourselves be
fore Him. confessing our weakness
and our lack of any wisdom equal to
these things;
"And whereas, it is tne especial
wish and longing of the people of
the United States, in prayer and
ounsel and all friendliness, to serve
the cause of peace;
"Therefore, I, Woodrow wnson,
president of the United States of
America, do designate ounaay,- tne
fourth day of October next, a day
of prayer and supplication, and do
equest all God tearing persons to
epair on that day to their places of
worship, there to unite their peti
tions to Almighty God, that overru
ling the counsel of men, setting
straight the things tney cannot gov
ern or alter, taking pity on the na
tions now in the throes of conflict, in
His mercy and goodness showing a
way where men can see none, lie
ouchsafe His children healing peace
again and restore once more that
concord among men ana nations
without which there can be neither
happiness nor true friendship nor
any wholesome fruit of toil or
thought in the world; praying also
to this end that He forgive us our
sins, our ignorance of His holy will,
our willfulness and many errors, a.i
lead us in the paths of obedience to
places of vision and to thoughts and
counsels that purge and make wise.
In witness whereof I have her?
unto set mv hand and caused tne
seal of the 'United States to be a"-fiTod.
"Done at the city of Washington
this eighth day of September in cbe
year of our Lord one thousand, nine
hundred and fourteen and of the in
depence of the United States of
America the one hundred and thirty
ninth. (
"Signed: WOODROW W1LSO.N.
"Bv the President:
William Jennings Bryan,
"Secretary of State."
WAR BULLETINS
Tampa To Lose Good Citizen-
Tampa Tribune: On the first of
the coming vear Tampa will lose one
!sj of its most prominent citizens a man
' -3 . . n A f..;nn,t
who nas grown lniiuence anu ...cnu
chin imnnr its neonle in exact pro-
ro,-tlnn in the p-rowth of population
This is Don C. McMullen, former
State Senator, able attorney and
foromost. nrohibition advocate oi
T-MoiHdn.
Mr. McMullen poes to Tallahassee
Httornev for the State Rail
road Commission, F. M. Hudson hav
ing resigned that position with a j
view to working up his candidacy for
Governor in 1916. Here in Tampa
servatiou of vision timncuruted hy the Mr. McMullen's work has assumed;
Kussell Sime mid Rockefeller founda- such proportion that he is unable to
tious Tin- New York institution is cope with it and preserve his health,
heavllv endowed and one of Mr. Van He has valuable property in Pinellas
Cleves firs, problems will be to work CTjY that 18 riPte for ri'hfm
on, the oot.,,,100 of . gl.tKMMKX) ad- VTT'
,mi"" " of his foresiirht.
1 ' Tampa will regret the temporary
The county commissioners of Mar- loss of this citizen. It will be for
ion county will make another attempt a matter of four years and when that
to purchase a farm for the benefit term expires we shall hone to number
MDoi,i o. him strain amone Tampa's men of af-
" .f. r.T: V;::;;:: ;." nin.. The ionle of Florida are to
lit yji I...., tin. ........ " - - . --.
EDWARD U. VAN CLEVE.
of the national movement for the con
Fjuperor William bus conferred 10(5
iron crosses for distinguished services
in the t'w Kiglity-MX of them went
to members of the fifty-third regiment
and 110 to the eighty-third regiment gar
ruuQtid ut Cu.s:e
Th British admiralty announced that
thil British fleet has occupied Ilerberts
hoehr, on Bl.-inrhe baT, the sent of the
gtivcmHient of the German Hismauck
archipelago, and the .Sofomnn -islands.
A disputed to the London Observer
from Amsterdam states that th German
government luts pulili.shed the numbers of
prisoners of war taken up to September
11. A total of 21ll,TU0 is given.
The IVtrornd correspondent of Iteu
tcr's Telcirrum company reports that a
Hungarian liuttulion bus crossed the
Roumanian frontier and laid dorn its
arms.
Among tlie subscribers to the German
war loan are the Krupp firm and fam
ily, who Imve taken .s.")OH,UO0 of the
bonds. Further large subscriptions al
ready have lieen received by tlie Heiclis
bnuk.
A dispatch from Bordeaux to Renter's
says the Temps repeats the report that
Grrmuny's fltock of gasoline on which
the army depends largely fur its motor
transport of supplies is becoming ex
hausted. French Minister of War Millerand
has sent a circular to the generals com
manding the several districts of France
ordering them to institute a vigorous
search for all persons who have failed
to respond for military service as re
quired. A dispatch to Reuter's Telegram
compnny from Mciningen via Amster
dam states that Emperor William has
personally wired the Duke of S.ixe
Meiningen of the death of Prince Ernest
of Saxe-Meiningen. He was buried
with military honors at Maubeuge.
-v It is stated that the British cruiser
Pathfinder, which was destroyed in the
North sea September (!, supposedly by
contact with a mine, was in reality sunk
by a torpedo. This information is re
luted by the official information bureau.
A dispatch to the London Evening
N'ews from Petrograd says that Henry
K. Sienkicwici, the Polish writer and
author of "Quo Vadis," who recently ap
pealed to the Poles to 6uppoit Russia
in the war, has been taken prisoner by
the Au6trians and sent to Cracow,
An Ostend dispatch to the Reuter
Telegram company says: "Crown
Prince Frederick William and Prince
Adalbert of Prussia, the emperor's third
son, and Prince Carl of f urttemburg,
are rrported to have died in a hospital
at Brussels."
. Usefulness is greatness; there is
none other. Rev. Charles R. Brown.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Notice is hereby given, that John
T-oonord who nlpd Guiltv in Mnr-
citizen, even tempo- der ju the secon(i degree, at the
Spring term of the Circuit Court,
" 1 1908. of Putnam County, and was sen-
Sweden's chemical test to prove fenced to the State Penitentiary for
mnm laud
If You Wknt To BUY
come and consult us, we can tell you of
several desirable pieces from 3 to 80 acres
each.
' One pieceof 30 acres has 20 ready for the
plow, partly fenced, some buildings, good
neighbors, adjoining land cultivated. Can
be bought at the price of virgin lands.
If You Want To SELL
you should advise with us for we might any
day find a purchaser if we knew the area,
location, condition and price. Call on us
or write us giving full particulars.
THEO. F. LANSING
616 Lemon Street, PALATKA, FLORIDA
P. O. Box 251
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r
rr"'HAT the public appreciates our efforts to
J give Palatka a first-class Cafe, has been
substantially testified by the liberal busi
ness accorded us from the opening.
That we appreciate the liberal patronage, we
hope to show by devoting our every energy to
cater to the wishes of the people.
Our reguhir meals at 35 cents have been ap
proved. Our catering to special order customers also
seems to meet with approval.
We shall continue to please.
Have you tried our Norfolk Oysters? They
are immense, and then some.
ROBERT JAMES, Proprietor
Howell Arcade, Palatka
With the exaggerated sense of final
ity that is part and parcel of the make
up of his race, a Japanese chief of a
meteorological observatory committed
suicide because he did not properly
warn the people of Kyushu island
against the impending earthquake, vol
canic eruption and tidal wave. Imag
ine a weather man in the United States
thus transfixing his stomach with cold
steel because Jupiter Pulvius reneged
on the interpretation of his promises!
Yet, after they had been deceived, the
latest news is that the people who
lied the island are returning in thou
sands to the scene of the disaster,
comforted and consoled by the pre
diction of another eminent personage
in the same service, who assures them
that it will bo safe to do so. The
Japanese are so thoroughly wedded
to the faith of modern science that
they will not be seduced to doubt the
ex-cathedral quality of its utterances,
says the Columbia (S. C.) State. Per
haps this is due to the fact that when
the weather prophet makes a mistake
he commits hari-kari; wherefore his
predictions are at least to be credit
ed with the virtue of complete sincerity.
j DR. F. E. JENKINS
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT
Office Hours:
t) a. m. to 1 p. m. Other hours! by ap
pointment. hickman-Kennerly Block,
PALATKA, FLORIDA.
Acre
He couldn't beat a carpet,
He was feeble, was poor Jinks:
And that is why you'll always see
Him golfing on the linP.a.
DOCTOR GOETHE
Office in Hickman
Kennerly Building
Office Phone 86. Residence Phone 219
Calls attended at all hours.
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enclosed by a new fence. Six acres in
Bearing Orange Trees,
Grapefruit and
Tangerines.
Remaining twenty acres in truck farm, all
irrigated. RESIDENCE containing nine
rooms and bath. BARN, STABLES, etc.
One horse, wagon, two buggies, harness
and farming implements. Considerable
fruit still on the grove.
Price $5,500.
TERMS: $3,000 down and $2,500 in
five years, 8 per cent. First mortgage
lein on property.
J. J. BECKS
REAL ESTATE PALATKA, FLA
(:. l-oi-KR Bailey. J. Walthk liIi.LiAKfl
President
; Hecy and Treas.
for
bids fr a tract oi land naving neen ab,e fin attornev to succeed. Mr. Hud
passed by the board at its last meet- Bn(j tne Capital is fortunate in
Ins. I lie resolution, nonevri, as nut securing: such
passed until several amendments had rarily.
been made. The amount or aereane j
was reduced from not less than five '
hundred to an amount of not less than whether a man is intoxicated or not life, will at the next session of the
three hundred acres. The bids will VOuld, according to American stand- Pardoning Board at lallahassee, or j
be opened and considered at a meet- arda, acqalt automatically any one up- 83 soon thereafter as possible, apply j
ins of the board to be held on October on whom it had to be used. Aust 29U?, 19o" j
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PALATKA, FLORIDA
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