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rKlDAY, OCTOBER 27,
PAGE NO. SIX.
FHE PALATKA NEWS, PALATKA, FLA.
1916.
Steele. P. R P . Z"
RELATION OF GOLD IMPORTS
TO INCREASE IN PRICES.
Wrlllsn (or The Falalka News by F. J. H. von Engdiken, Director of the U. S. Mint
Inspectors: TT n -nVS' Rl A. Won
PnctibC1
In addition to the exhibition of Duval County products, this great fair will
have features making it an event of State-wide interest and inter-State import
ance. Every hour of the five days will be filled with amusement and instruc
tion send anything you have to show, then come yourself and bring your family.
Reduced rates on all road entering Jacksonville, on exhibits and for passengers.
Agricultural Exhibit
United States Government
Shown in Jacksonville for first time at a
county fair. Covers 8.000 square feet of
space, costs $20,000.00 a year to maintain ;
expense of bringing to Florida $1,500.00.
Represents model farm, on large scale, with
residence, farm machinery and buildings.
Livestock, Pig Clubs
And Tick Eradication Exhibits
Livestock will be featured. Many ex
hibits of blooded animals from Florida and
other States. Tick-free cattle will be shown
in comparison with infected animals, and
complete dipping vats exhibited with experts
in attendance. See the pig clu'o porkers !
"Made in Florida"
Goods Exhibits
That Florida is
rapidly becoming a
manufacturing State
will be demonstrated
by scores of exhibits
of machinery engaged
in converting Florida
raw material into
useful articles.
Something for the
Women to Enjoy
Art and needle
work displays will es
pecially interest
them. G i r 1 s' can
ning clubs will be in
competition. Various
domestic science ex
hibits will help solve
household problems.
Fruits, Flowers
and Vegetables
All are to be given
place. Citrus and de
ciduous growers will
show fruits. The floral
displays will add color.
Vegetables in wide var
iety will come from all
over the State of
Florida.
Plenty Good, Clean
Fun for Everyone
Concessions sold
only to amusements
of the better class.
Local theatres will
provide special at
tractions during fair
week. You'll have a
good time ; everybody
who can come, will.
This ,-uuntry has been faced in the
last twelve months with two extraor
dinary and unusual condtions. The
first an unprecedented importation of
gold and a consequent unprecedeted
demand for coin for use throughout
the country; and secondly, an equally
unprecedented condition of high prices
of commodities in general use.
To determine, in anything more
traordinarv demand upon this coun-
trv for its products has stimulated in.
dustry to an unusual extent. In many
cases also, tne pronts invoiveu. are oui
of the ordinary. As a direct result,
a greater number of people are em
nloved at rates of pay above normal.
with the result that our supply of
available goods, already heavily
drawn upon by foreign buyers, is fur
ther called upon to stand the increas-
than a general way, what relation ed purchasing capacity of our own
these two conditions bear to each oth
er, would involve an exhaustive eco
nomic treatment of the subject. As
neoDle. a condition which further con
tributes to advancing the price of
such things as are demanded by tha
l nnnlvRia ' people at large
of the situation, it will be necessary! The United States is normally a
to confine ourselves in an endeavor borrowing nation. Capital that has
to show in a general way the causes ! been utilized for construction of one
and effects contributing on the one . kind or another has, in the past, been
nnH nn the 1 very largely recruited abroad. Our
other hand to the consequent increase ! economic affairs have, in consequence,
in commodity prices.
j in the past, been adjusted to meet an
Generous prizes offered. Send for catalog and full particulars to H. H.
Simmons, Chairman Entries Committee. For other information, address
L P. AHT(S0ciY, Chairman, Scanty Feir Commities
m B ' B g J m a j vis
Janseiiiiii linamoer ii loiniiisro
hop,, unusual outflow of money required to
! poured into the United States a vol- pay our interest bills in foregn coun-
ilime of gold amounting to almost j me suuuen rcvmMim -m
! $700,000,000 over and above the im- j condition, the retention of interest
! portations naturally flowing to this 1 payments at home, coupled with a re-
country under normal conditions, in j versai oi me usuai i-onuiuuns oj. uaue,
consequence of this unusual importa- , jwe&euis mi uuu&uui uu uiiuu
tion, there has been created througli
', out the country an unusual demand
for spending money, which can be best
! appreciated and understood by the
! follnu-inir fip-nrps. which show the de-
i mnnH nnmi the Mints of thp United tion. It is-to be. hoped that we. will
j States for coin for the period Janu- , not become so accustomed to the pre.
nvv 1 tn Oetn her 17. ns com- ' "em aunuy iu supply our various per.
Tini Prl tn the same neriod in 1910. 1 snal demands that we will find it dif-
The demand for ten-cent pieces in ficuIt to readjust ourselves to the more
the imn npi inrl nmonnted tn sr.F.S.000: normal state of affairs that will con-
in the same period of 1916 it amount- frmt us we hope, in the very near
ed to SL',200,000. Five-cent pieces in iulule'
1915, ,$1,100,000; in 1916, $2,950,000. ; ;
One-cent pieces in 1915, $266,000: in . Lookout.
1916, $1,008,000. j Wnen a cold hangs on as often hap-
iy economic problem. For the pre
sent, we are reaping a golden harvest
and are spending it in our turn with
a prodigal hand. The high cost of
living is a creature of our own crea-
The question is. of course, how does
this condition contribute to higher
prices of commodities which come un
der the classification of necessities.?
To begin with, gold sent to this
country is sent in payment for goods
purchased. It necessarily follows,
1 here fore, that an extraordinary mar
ket opened up for the consumption of
our trnods to the extent represented
pens, or when you have hardly got
ten over one cold before you contract
another, lookout lor you are liable to
contract some very serious disease.
This succession of colds weakens the
system and lowers the vitality so that
you are much more liable to contract
chronic cataarh, pneumonia or con
sumption. Cure your cold while you
can. Chamberlains Cough Remedy
by the gold importations must draw j has a great reputation. It is relied
heavily upon the supply of goods upon by thousands of people and nev
available for our own consumption. , or disappoints them. Try it. It only
Given a certain quantity of goods in j costs a quarter. Obtainable every-
hannon at Carraway, Fla
W. SI. JOHNSON.
Sworn to, and signed before me,
Q. I. ROBERTS MAKES DEFENSE. that the 2400 ft. was received by him 2 x 6 12 ft. long on an A. G. S. Car
Putnam Hall, Fla., Oct 31, 1916. , lmd tne bm O- K-'d for same at $25.00 , No. 12645 to be shipped to Lewis Bo.
It seems that for some cause Hen- Per iL u- B- Carraway, Fla.
rv Hutchinson, Clerk of the Circuit The affidavits herewith attached and
A t j- t,4.. n ?, 4.....: the records of the office of the Clerk
' to n the f ntii-r chnivmff nnf T Tanaum, '
injure me by circulating false reports , .sco.oi) for this lumber, show that I j s 30th day of October, 1916.
in regard to a shipment of lumber did not receive $30.00 per M. as re- (Notarial Seal)
which I furnished Putnam county last ported by Mr. Hutchinson, but that I F. H. GREEN,
AUo-Ust received $25.00 as per Mr. Bohan- I Notary Public,
" T ' ' , ..... , . , non's affidavit. I My commision expires August 10,
He states that the bill for this lum- T (lon-t know Ml, Hutchinson's ob- 1 191-
ber called for 2400 ft. at $30.00 per jeet in circulating this report but in i Carraway, Fla. Oct. SI, 1916.
M. and that he personally checked order to protect myself I have sub- 1 Before me, a Notary Tublic this
this lumber and found it short by mitted the above. j day appeared Lewis Bohannon, who
several hundred feet. Q. I. ROBERTS. ' swears to the best of his knoweledge
Now, to show this report to be Grandin, Fla. Oct. 30, 1916. j and belief that he received 00 pieces
false, I have furnished an affidavit ' Before me, a Notary Public, this 1 of 2 x 0 12 ft. long of lumber for
from my sawyer, W. M. Johnson, to day appeared W. M. Johnson, who : bridge purposes shipped from Q. I.
the effect that the 2400 ft. of lumber swears to the best of his knowledge Roberts of Grandin, Fla. on or about
was snipped and also an affidavit and belief, that on the 11th day of the eleventh dav of August 1910 and
from Lewis Bohannon to the effect August, 1016, he loaded 200 pieces of j did O. K. bill of same at 5 per M
this country at any one time, the
! greater the volume of purchase by
I an outside people, unless such pur
: chnscs bp offset by a corresponding
-oliinio of trade flowing to us to meet
our needs, the greater will be the de
: r-j-piftp C)f goods available for our own
; consumption, and, as the price of any
thing is representative of supply and
i ! mnnd. an increase in demand, with
! no covresnomling increase in supply,
' necessarily brings about an increase
; in prices. Further than this, the ex-
where.
delivered F. O. B. Carraway, Fla.
LEWIS BOHANNON.
Sworn to and signed before me, a
Notarv Public this 31st dav of Oc
tober 1916.
(Notarial Seall
F. B. GREEN,
Notary Tublic,
My commission expires Aug. 10,
191 S.
(Adv.t)
PUTNAM COUNTY REPORT OF SCHOOL FUNDS.
The fullnwiiLv ivpi.rt of the TUceipts and Disbursements of the SCHOOL
Funds t i'l'TXAM COL'XTY for the six months emiinff June 30, 1916. with the
rvdanees and tin- Amount of Wan-ants Outstandinna:, and a Statement of the
Assets and I.iaM lit i. s. as reported l.y the ('.unity School Board and the Super
intendent of I'ulilie Instruction on the ::nth day of dune, 1016, is hereby pub
lished under the Provisions of Chapter r,SKi of the Laws of 1915.
V. V. KNOTT, Comptroller.
c.):;kral school fund.
Treasurer's Ilalanee December 31st, IMS
AVarants Oulsta ndini; December 31st, l;iir,
Deficit in Fund December 31st, I'.il,"
RKCKirTS: Dec. 31st. 1M3 to dune 3ith, 1D1C.
From: foniptrnllei-. Tax Redemptions $ 70.91
Comptroller. Coome.ii School Fund 1,1 13. CO
Comptroller, cue Mill Tax 1,616.04
Comptroller, Kailroad Taxes V . r. T !l . S ,"i
Tux Col 11,-1 tor. Taxes 21,021 46
Tax Collector. J'oll Tax. s 1,019.00
Huiitilii;- Licenses 176.50
lo-nts (;0VjO
Transfer from Spei ial Tax District 123.00
Miscellaneous 70 uO
t ta l i:i:ci:ii'Ts Z
$ 192.02
9.S22.1G
t 9,630.14
ASSETS AND LIABILITIES
ASSKTS.
ni-:xi-;p.AL school fund.
Daanee Casli in Treasury
Uncollected Taxes
7. 32V OS
2. OSS. 56
SPF.CIAL TAX DISTRICTS.
Halanee Cash in Treasury
Uncollected Taxes "
Total
4.001.13
113.93
Jotal ?13. 531.70
! 1,1 Altll.I l ies.
I
GEXF.UAL SCHOOL FUND.
1 Current Warrants Outstanding
i SI'KCIAL TAX DISTRICTS.
Current Warrants -Outstanding-
Total
533, 554. S6
Makiiv-,- r.alanee in Fund
DISI'.URSK.M n.X'rS; lire. 31st. 915 to dune 30th, 1916.
T, ach. i s $13,591.75
50.00
955.50
$ 1,003.50
$23,924.72 1
For:-
-Salaries of
Repairs to Duildinus.
i-'urniture
Insurance
Ti anspoi tation of l'upils 1-1111
Incidentals for Schools
Cannimr Club
Salary of Superintendent .. Z
Trav. lina Kxp.-ns. s of Snpei i'itepub-nt
1'i-r Diem and Mil.-aii-e Members of Dd.
i'onimissions of 'freasur.-r .
Incidentals for D..ard Supt. I
ITintiniT J-'inancial statement
I'lintinir
Tntenst zzzizrzzzrr
LeLial Services
total disiiursu.mknts
r.alanee June ."Oili. lf-16
AVarnnts nitstamlin:, June :;eth, 1916
Treasurir's Ralance Juno :boh. 1916
99.SS
3.45
6.56
596.90
22.90
3in).90
750.00
16.25
119.20
15 s. 2 5
12S.54
12.no
S.25
32.71
150.00
VALUE OF SCHOOL PROPERTY
GENERAL.
School Houses and Lots
j School Furniture
DYNAMITE LETS OO.
Explosion Wrer I.r r-.ring Camp Near
l- i ro at Flip- f (!: l(ige,MJr canip.
fonr'ecp i'-i!cs 'V,,p, u, n.v, Flti., ox
plo.lc.l !00 t.,i-;--Is of ilyii.-nn'i'i' stored
in oho of tbe ooM'o.ieS'iry lmiblings
and wrccl.nl t'-o bn;i.'iitt.'s for (1(10
foot in all 'ii'votions.
Abo'lt lii'lV !;!!!. Who V.T' (l Ltll t 111
(1k lire near I'to bui'ding in wlileli
tlio dynamite v.:s siovi-il. and several
otbet-s were iiij-ircd liy living frag
nii nt, but pone of ('.ten seriously,
W'iiiilov.-s wi re e;-n-!;eil ami loiibiings
wore sliitlien by tlio l'o''(t of the ex
plosion seven miles aw iv. The shook
was fell in Perry, fourteen miles from
the explosion.
V. S. FARM E.VHIDIT.
Model Display at El Paso Exhibition
Sho'.vi at Jacksonville.
The ."'iM.'Miii 1'niiMl Sia;es e-,,vern-mept
lpodel farm el;ildt lias been se
cured for tin' Duval County fair, in
Jacksonville, December ,"i to 0, in
clusive. This is the first .lime tlio govern
ment exhibit lias ever boon shown
outside of the irr-vit state fairs, and
the in-oouripy- of this model farm dem
onstration exb'b'tion for Duval coun
ty is of InrsriiniiMo value to the
farmers of tin- entire state, who will
have one and one only opportunity to
see this erbibit at the Duval county
fair It w!H be sent from the exhibi
tion at El Pusn. Tex. '
ANCIENT REMAINS.
oanas, inspectors- rC we' .
busch, Clerk. ' Chas- Kup
iivciiiei, ISO. j? t i ,.
Brakeman, Horace atka-H.
sa-
Benbow. InBnof ?rward, p.
Clerk. a. G. Philr
. Precinct No. 14. Pim. .
S. P. Hafer, M. H Martin t' 1 G
Herbert Crook. K rtm' InsPectoJ
T . - - '
r-recinct JNo. 15 pit1
Pearce, R. h. BonstWlf W iw"7?'
31erk.
cn-c.
Inspectors: J. H w,u."t- atchel
Prpeiet-' v Vlerk.
Inspectors: R H rl '5 Cd
Precinct No. ir T;.T..r' ,uk.
irrie. ft To rJr-C
Currie, G. E. Gillett j E
Inspectors; J. H. Wylie.nl.
rrecinct No. 17 fnhl
Vause, J. H. EvorVA tt0?80".
InsDectors: C. m r : A' K"untr
Precinct i""". Clerl
smith, p. p. .T,.i-i;' r,a,luwi-G.
-pecton; L . W. FeimXcie?'
- -X--F . A CiliiCil, V T TIT I
ersbec. Insneetorc ii V J' Weal
Clerk. r ' u' VTatki
Precinct No. 20, Bannervillo
Cranda 1. W A ;Viiu' "erHIle-C.
kinson,, Inspectors; D. ' Bow!
Precinct No. 21 p.net.:i. - I
E. W. Glisson, L. C. V i 1 1
tors; B. B. hUL, X , 'feH
Precinct No. 22. Pm',,.:," ,
nold, D. S. Cannon, W. R.
P1;;; ;,? W"- "iniooper, CleJ
"-'"v 11U. .,t. Mi Intl.. m
Merrill, P. IX Wattles, J. L. Dunsfii
Inspectors; B. E. Jarrett, Clerk
Browniner. J. II. A
CIS.' InSpeCtors; L L- DeYoui
x xct.ilic.1, iu. ia. n atL-n TJ T 1.1
lnM XT A r..:. ' '-" ".UJU
xi.opct.L-.isj j. j. cannon, Clerk
Precinct No. 26. Hnin0f. 't
Chesser Jr., John Blount 'p. t t.1
t : v u. liii
ner, inspectors; E. J, McClendJ
Precinct No. 27. FI
Tubbs W. H Holloway, John WeeJ
nipeci,ors; j. j. cnarlos, Clerk
Precinct No. 2,9 pnj,. t
Buie, Edward Lantrdalp. W v ii
borough, Inspectors; L. H. ThomJ
Clerk. 1
HENRY HUTCHIXS0N, CleJ
'I i!'lli inn fr n.J
Liidcr M-cIooi s t I Inipter 4SJ
Kn in I lerinii.
NOTICE is he.
- . Sniit it. pui-cii:e-. 1-
No loii. Ullted l lie lit !i !.,
has filed said a rt;:i
ind lias made nm.lira
to issue in neeonla n, .
Said certificate ,1:0
In: described pi op..
Putnam county, n.,, 1
1-. -J;i a of tiiv1 ,' in 1 ; ' . v
10, S. KllllL'O L'e I ... j:l .-. r,
The said laud .,.l.
late of Issuance of s
the nuuie of Sinnier Tn-
Lnless sai-i celtile--t-med
accor lin.nr to !
'to- t hereon on li e ' .'. J;
A .11. llllii.
witness HIV otIie
seal Hits tin-1. Hi .lav 01 1 i
ISEAL) IIKMIV !;f'lC-lilo
Clerk Circuit Court. I'-itaam C".. F
Uy H. Hat. !:.. n -v.. P. C,
'.v siren thl
e, t :, 1 , ...jij,.
' e: .li:iS..lM
it-- ia my 0:!
I'-t" for tax dd
with l.i iv, I
' s tic- fclK.J
' :. te-v it:
ss.-,1 at tl
: titir..te
sb ill I...
v. tax ri.-.-d n
ttattiri-
Bones
20,000
$ 7.3.10.00
i,:;o.oo
SI'KCIAL TAX DISTRICTS.
School Houses and Lots
School Furniture
School Apparatus
Total
rt.cMi.oo
1.3S7.00
!f-".,So2.00
Dur l'p in Florida
'ears Old, Said.
Attention of the foremost scien
tists in the country has been att raeted
to the reeeut iiM-oory in Florida,
near Voro, whore a l-iu' (irainase en mil
Is belli? out. of human remains of
men who lived at the s'lmo time as
the .-iriiindlllo. wild horse and many
oilier now extim-t species.
State Ceoloist Sell.-irds lias invited
B iniinbi-r of tlio lcudin scientists of
the Vnitetl States to view the (lis
roverv that man lived in Florida dur
In,!.' the remote t.erioil estimated at
from 1 11.000 to 20,000 years ago.
$1G,G4C64 I
,278.08
60.00
$ 7,325.08 '
Putnam County. -Report of Special Tax School Districts, six months ending June 30th, 1916.
IMMll ItSKMKNTS
0 '
s 1 ' " -
1 177.74 ! C7.07 ' 4f19.fi3 2p?2 50
3 51.17) I 229.15 2:).75
5 17'Mil ' 43.;. 9 Ii:5.00
7 f.S.73) 144. f,0 f.0.00
8 17.!-:. 75.00 ei'7.33 10s5 00
15 31.43 3IS.26 52.50
31 SI. "7 1S4.1C 20.00
32 I4S.SS 3n 12 70.00
35 200.73 109.05 1S2.50
45 76.07 276.4S IP... on
4G lf.S.f.9 15.00 240. OS fAOO
47 S5.40 174.S7 30.00
49 5S.10 139.42 115.00
Total 17C6.13 167.07 S3S9.46 6057.25
30.00
30.00
I ;
! .- ?
-1 - p y1
77.58! 2JC.931 6316 40700 "TgOiOO 16.75
3.00 30.00 2.25
21.04 59.00
65.82
12.00 7.00
8.23
3.76
89.81 317.97 108.98 42.00 40.00 239.00 29.76
c
0
a t.
I I
s -3 0 2
H i &
18.60 346.17
38.25
40.85
41.25
185.00 45.62
1.50
16.62
J.OO
49.50
84.00
60.87
203.60 667.63
125.00
125.00
1256.51
55.11
. 329.71
56.32
139.56
675.69
255.23
429.00
110.66
155.13
314.04
192.52
31.65
4001.13
S 5
23S.50"
715.00
953.60
IXSPECTORS AND CLERKS
APPOINTED.
To" Conduct the General Election in
I'utnam County, Florida.
rrecinct No. 1, Crescent City E. D.
Lounds, Jas. Padgett, Jr., Geo. Neal,
inspectors; Paul C. Smith, clerk.
1 recinct No. 2, Fruitland A. Mixer
Hugo Melzer, John Varnes, inspec
tors; S. R. Causey, clerk.
I recinct No. 3, Norwalk-Joe
Joiner, Gabe Jones, B. C. Jones, in
spectors; Harvey Bard, clerk. -
I recinct No. 4, Welaka Jake Clark
, A- Greenwood, Mack Bard, inspec
tors; John Dallow, clerk.
Precinct No. 5, Como W. L. Gable,
torf-' r UrCn,ry' W- ,Sl ,Prior' insPec:
tors, c. C. Sullivan, clerk.
I recinct No. 6, Pomona G. W. Ot
terson C. C. Alvers, O. B. Olmstead,
inspectors; H. H. Hays, clerk.
I recinct No 7, Satsuma Heights
uL H Cat0 John Fi"k C. W. Love
lace Inspectors; C. A. Curtis, Clerk.
Precinct No. 8, San Mateo-ls. W.
Insni'T' T- TJ' 4Wriht. mes Gray
Inspectors; J. A. Crosby, Qerk.
I recinct 0. 9, East Palatka- Jno.
ORDER FOR Pi ni.ICATION
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, TIGHT
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT PUTNAM
COUNTY, FLORIDA,
IN CHANCERY.
Cora Gunn )
vs. ) Divorce.
Cortez Gunn )
It appoarintr by.affidavit appended I
the bill filed in the above stated caul
hat Cortez 'iann, the defemlant the
n nr.med n a non-reulent of
State of Florida, and is .1 ro.icent
the City of Charle-iton. S:.-.te (f Sosl
Carolina, over the r.ec n:' tv;enty-oi
ear.", and thrt there no p."..on
the State of Florida. mn Hon '
service of Subpoena wonid hni sr.l
Defendant: it is there! ore orner
that said non-residei.t r.'fcmlant
nd he is herein- rf-.ilro I to awl
to the Bill of Comnhvnt filed in s:
cause on or before ?.Iond".V. the II
day of November A. P.. I'.'lr. othf
wise .he alleyati-ns o:' slid bfll 1
ho taken as eonfes-ed cv s:nd Defer!
ant.
It i-. fi.vfhoi- nrdeved that this '
ilnl- l.n rnilil tslind n!l"r- :l v.'"('k for f 1
eonseentivo we eV-q in the Palati
News, a newspaper published in H
Conntv rtnii Stnte.
Wtlmc. m,. Inn,! n.-.l official 51
this the 2(ith'day of SVntomVr. 1MI
(Seal) IIEMn 111 n lii.N'.'-i
rt,.,-!; (-ortnt t"'l
n,. a v HI,t,.;i!!oii. D. CI
Ililburn &' Mewydt'v.
Solicitors for Complainant.
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION'.
tt TiTf r.Tir.TTTT rniTRT. EIGlill
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, JF Till
STATE OF FLORIDA. INLAND I
FOR PUTNAM COUML
FLORIDA
IN CHANCERY.
Annie G. Burt, Complainant,
D..i. tt n rnnnnftnnnl?
pany, a corporation or?3fnlJ!,,,1
lormerly aoinff irasnitw iVTjj
under laws of the State uf Flor
It appearing from the return oi t
oi,-;(tr o p,,i,m Conntv. FwnJl
that process cannot be srvea wj
s.iM efenrfont.. Putnam Handle a3!
..r "x " J, " . ' ;n(T to tne (
sence from the State of the offi!
of the same for more than s
Tivin t tho filino- of the Din -!
iccii(.nA rt fin writ herein, it "ii
u.l j a defendant .
om ttou Tonnfnetiinn? tompi
do appear and defend the said
or suit, on or Deiore m;-- & &m
November 1916, bein? the J
of said month, otherwise the 8 J
Will UC UlhCIl a
action bcintr a suit to foreclose t-
chase mor.ey mortprae, m ? c
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