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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-26

Mr.. Cleveland Has u Good Memory
\ prominent western senator went up
t. the White House as an escort If u
democratic header IT his State. In open.
ing the conversation the leader l'gan to
say that he had been watching the ,lc-
velormrnt of its policy with great inter
est and anxiety, when the President in
trrrnptrd him with the question:
'And what do You think of IL
81 think you have pursued a " isr 9nl
statesmanslll,r course, MIR. President. u
very wise and statesmanike course hut
the time has come for you to- take decl-
died. action, and goa little further and
faster.
"What do you mean by that inquired
the President.
II mean that YOU should show Your
democracy and encourage the part, hy
turning out more republicans and ap-
poirtlng more democrats to office. We
hope to scc YOU 90 a little further and
faster IN slis direction. Mr.. Cleveland, u
lltIr further and faster.
THAT - responded the President,
YOU want me to appoint two hnrs"
thieves day instead of one.
This shot hit the bull = eye The Pres
lirnt has a good memory, AMI happened
to recall, while he was listening tn the
counsel Of the western leader. that upon
his recommendation he had appointed II
man to office who altrrward turned ont
To have been once convicted of stealing.
horses. Inter Ocean.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-26
Not itv.

The democratic executive committee
of Putnam count, Will meet in rala,ka
At l9m. in Judge Nary'- office ON June
2G,h ensuing. 81 name a,lay for holding
tn" primaries and county convention
and toiransact such other business ~
may b" considered advisable. Notices
have already been mailed, and all mem
bers are urged tn attend. l,y order Of
T.. =. tRIII.. hartman
lirNI II NERiSoS, Secretary,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-26

TIE lnlatka NEWS must have u Very
lively rnml"'sltor, ~ II says one III them
SGT nlnrty.arvrn thonsan "rn,s' in five
days. W" have noticed for some ti,lo
that ilita very lively paper, With lois If
prt npanl-;,t there about II. Success
to the NEWS Tampa Tribune.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-26

SLATE ItuorIN,i. We arr now pre-.
parr,l I" furnish the i"st pnalityof Roof
my slate NJ $50 per sl,Iar" of 10 feat
lani, and call the attention al huil,lrrS
an others who desire safety from Tire
sparks and good pure cistrrn water To-
this very beautiful and durable material.
Address L. VI. ShoIsr. Agent, BOX M.
$50. /. o.. jacksonville. Fla. aps..;,m
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-26
Household Isc,'iiWs
rr Pared tor litE NuW-.
pplI,iutS IIlCkIEEEEEl tAkI

rr, Pared tor 1nE NEw-.
pglIciuuS uuCkLEEEEEl c>kE.
Dne cup of butter, two cups pr,nula-
ted sugar, three AMI "A half cups Ut Hour,
tive eggs, onr cup Of sweet milk. one
traslnonful of snda dissolved in hot
water, one te;tSIDonful of nutmeg and
same Of cinnamon. one quart of fresh
hu, k,hcrrirs drrdgcd with flour. Stir
butter and sugar To- IA cream, add the
beaten yolks, then the milk, the Tour
and spices, the whites whipped still and
the aoda. At the last stir M the buckle
berries carefully, not Ia brnis" them.
AMI bake in square pans, or IN too small
leaves, in not too hot oven.
nrCkLEGEERS rlE.
Make an ordinary crust, then take
about pint of the berries, NIGEL, picked
and washed. then take "A piece Of tar.
tarir acid the size oi II large pea, ,lls
solved in n tablespoonful of water. Pour
il over the berries. stirring it carefully
through them. and evenly. Pace the
berries IN your crust, then distribute Il
pinch of salt impartElly over all the
"IiNN. 'H'Il u'tt tNo ''ttH'NI""p'lUlN w
sugar, lrrdg" Hour thinly over ALL then
place in the oven and bake. To those
" ho hay" never tried the addition IT the
salt, il used Rightly. they viii be pleased
at the RESULT \ traspoonlul of lemon
juice can be- used in the place of the tar
,arlc artd.
SAfoRp ~Nts\uE 'RoW ErrEs.
There are many vt us ho,,srkcrI"rs in
Florida who have to d.pend more or less
On canned meats for variety. send
you my recipe for canned oxford sal
sage, more delicate than the common
way Of frying it, take the contents Of
a can without using all the Fat on the
top, then have ready six soda crackers
finely rolled and two we'll beaten eggs:
add "a little salt. and more sage can be-
added il liked. Mix nj. together, then
shape with the hands into small oblong
rolls, dip into more cracker crumbs, and
fry brown in "a little hot lard
Another way Take fin, ~ mashed po-
tat"s. mix equal parts of the sausage
AMI potato, one egg and cracker crumbs
ehnligh to bind together make into
small Hat cakes anl brown quickly in
hot lard, or butter if preferred. More
cracker crumbs can bc added to- either
rrcipr, If they should not 10 Of the
right consistency IT, make into shapes.
JANEr Altamonte, Fla,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-26
House tor sale.

The Miller cottage, on Lemon street,
opposite the Putnam. must h. moved oil
the lot ut ONE. For particulars apply I"
Il. II. Enos. iesrlf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-26

60 tn I,r. ". ". E,t"~, over kpr-
tins's drug store. for go"i Dental N"tk
and line sets "f Artificial Teeth Teeth
Extracted without Pain. trl9 u
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-26

For Rent Eight roosu hntlst.. e"n,r-
ni,nt To b,isiness iart "f town. Apply Il"
\. l'u,ina. t.lott
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-26

PEAttIt~--large quantity If Honey
peaches. b.'st quality. s''ll,ng at = cent,
per quart, ar tT" quarts tor - cents.
| I'M. musk nIrluns and cant.loupeS AIS.
at low pftrt>, at u; l.. i.-i'ta family
store. r1hti
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-26


.H w:ts ma town Yesterday.
\. \ Robinson, formerly r"n,ml~-r'n-
- at innmiarattnnof H." stat' "t Florida
VA, IN th'. crty Yesterday.
Mr.. b.. Lam and family have H.
turned from ~. tneu,tin., Wh.re they
have hrn un a shout visit
capt L. l.. Eslds store - now sup
piled viii, Large quantity ot peaches
which ~" selling at low prices, as Will
h. s"rn 10y rfrT"ncrio sr.rial.
Alex. Mack MAS before the mayor yes
terlay, charged with opposing Tia" mar
shat IN TIA" performance "f h'r duty
when he wa, fined 81 Z and costs
Mr. Pierre Pratt, Of the Ie,'-lurs Tom
mrrrial, Is IN the city preparing i"r
biz fish down on thu tuif coast where
he viii l." accompanied hy MIR. ". H.
Moragne.
Mr. John g. r,Iirr has a notice IN an
otlpr column llr has purchased the in
trrrst of Mr., thao. I. Eaton IN the cN.
r''llrnt mill property at W,l-hton, un the
Florida southern fallwa.
Mr.. Dm\all. one Of the oldest r"-l.
dents Of l'llatka, II in Gainc,yilIr, where
she has h""n quit" siri for .v"ral days.
She is with her daughter Mrs. ellis.
We hop" To learn If her early recovery.
Miss Hester Green. who lived ir,t
west Of the city. died un Thursday night
after a lingering illness. She was
young lady of only twenty three YEAR.
ami leaves II host ui friend, 10 mourn her
death.
The heavy rams m the ynlnlty #
lA"shurg IN rhur,la, last caused "A shor,
delay al th" south bound passenger
train on the inrila southern railway on
wash ont.
t,lnosvilr has lst organized lhiill.
ing AMI lnan association. and the stock
Is being taken rapidly hy citizens. There
has been some talk If such an oiganiI,.
ton here, hut no active steps have yet
been taken IN the mattr'.
Miss Naggn FLYNN has lllst opened Il
harding house in the Knight hnlllins,
near the Florida Southern rallwa, shops,
which Will be- known rs the New Iork
Boarding House" She viii keep the
trhl" suppi'"! With the best the market
affords, and the rates. are the most tra
spu,hir.
Mr. W. T.. Wright shipped from bray
ton island yesterday 500 WatclmlonS.
=" Of which w,r'' h'pl"d to the north
rrn markets. th" remainder lrlng placed
IN the markets uf lalaika and Jackson
willie. Mr.. Wright i, noW making trl
wrrhl, Shipments at hi mrlons. and -
nal'''ng fair prices
Mr.t. W. L,h, from South America,
has lu|t completed AMI moved into his
new residence, near the shop, Of the
Jacksonville, Tampa y Key West rail
way. The housr ~ lritcd on lot re-
Gently purchased Of Mr. ". i WrIh.
and /, i very meat AMI comfortable
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-26
Notice to CUy Taxpayers.

By order Of ecity Council, the city
tax hooks will ia closed June 30ih, leSi,.
All taxpayers who fail To secure their n
ccipts on ~ before the above date, viii
have their property advertised and sold.
T.. =. Nrk, City Tax Collector.
,.,I IN
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-26
l't\lIl.


IFItNTVNW IItHhs,
You hear 81 seldom from our neigh.
turhrvd. that perhaps You thnk Wc are
one Of the lust tribes. Ent such Is not
the fact. We have been So busy raising
Zine corn AMI watcrmcilune that no one
lHtd time To- write.
There are several fields If corn here
that am satisfied will average twenty.
1--we bushels tu the acre.
cur orange trees are growing timely
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-26

llurrl rpi, RtNT The hotel hnll,liug
known ~ the Graham House. is offered
for rcn, at reasonable rate. Apply to H.
Falk. jrStf
SIX room hhis,, w,tl, large lot Of tive
acres, On l',latka Heights, for rent Ap.
ply 10 Baldwin x Cochran. jrl2d
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-26

The larg- lots 81 vegetables which have
laseti ami an" now being SHIPPED To the
nurtLern market ate bringing tire IseF-
- returns % the growers, some Of the
bots Shipped not paving tn" 'NFsns'~ e
shipment. While at MicanoEy, quite "a
shipping paint for vegetable, a LAY ~
tw" ago, w. talked with a uuu.l.r ~
the growers, and not oue could L.. found
Who bad mora than paid EXPENSES.
Still the Vegetables AZ" brius forwarded.
AMI IA many instances the shippers an.
required Ia pay fr-ishts, So uncertain
= Tho market.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-26

lrNJ. iiNERIsoS, Secretary,
Bent County register., 1886-08-14
LAMAR's PREsENT-FUTURE.

From Garden City sentinel.
Lamar, the new town in Colorado.
ia just nov attracting large share
of interest Since congress has Gre
ated new land district and located
the U. s. land Office ut Lamar, busi-
ness has doubled in the town, and
daily the new city has been crowded
with people from both east and west.
There is considerable rivalry as to
who shall possess the-the enterpris-
ing people of Colorado or Kansas.
So far Kansas is in the lead.
Aside from the land Office, Lamar
has other strong claims ~ place
for business and residence. It 10
located in the rich agricultural Sec
ton, has one of the best irrigsting
bitches to be found in the country.
Every acre of land for miles around
Lamar are un.ler the ditch, and this
fact will give it large agricultural
population without delay. In fact a
large district in that section il. by
this ditch, thrown open to oseitlement,
and the many thousand home seek
era will not hesitate to avail them
selves of this opportunity. Land un-
der irrigating bitches in any part of
Colorado has for years been held at
from twenty to one hundred and fif-
ty dollars an acre, and when itcomes
to be understood that the producing
quality of this land is equal u any
thing in that state. there will be q
grand rush fer Lamar. Within the
next sixty days it is expected that
the -Askansaa river at that point will
he spanned by n large bridge. which
will make the rich territory north of
the river tributary to lamar. Not
only this, but it will make crossing
for large number of teams daily
that go down into tho southern coun-
try, and from the southern country
GO north. Taking all mgether Lamar
has bright future before it. It will
grow rapidly from now until it be-
comes city that in population and
importance will compare favorably
with any on the western plains.
There will he undoubtedly other
good towns in eastern Colorado, but
Lamar is destined to be the one big
town.
Bent County register., 1886-08-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE At PUERIlO. COL

July 7th, lss6.
named settler has fled notice of his intenfion
to make final proof In support of his claim.
and that said proof will be made before u s.
Land Of,ice mt Pueblo, Colorado, on August
18th. lssS, Wig; John \; Mcdowell. d. No. 10,
y. for the half Of = Z quarter and half OF
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
ton of, said land, viz: \. u. Black, W. b. Win
gar, aud II. A. Morris. OF lilackwell Colorado,
Grant Smith, Of Lamar, Colombo.
And you John Williams party. to d. $. No. 10,
965 are hereby specially notified to show
cause cn or before August 18th. 1876, why said
John A. Mcdowell should not be allowed to
make proof and payment for said land.
WA. BAIARD. Register.
Bent County register., 1886-08-14

1t appears that the Lamar land
office bill passed the House one day
last week, but for some unaccount-
able reason was not transmitted by
telegraph. In fact, we can find no
published account of the fact in any
OF the eastern papers. However,
since the Office has been decided
upon, it becomes n matter of interest
To the public 10 know who the reg
lister and receiver of the new office
will be. We hear the names of sew.
cral prominent Pueblo democrats
mentioned tor the places, and we
think that the offices should be givel,
to Pueblo men. If the new land
distr ct is established, large area
Of the district will be taken from the
Pueblo district, and some members
Of the party of the faithful in our
city ought 10 he gwen a chance to
pick the plum thus unexpectedly Of
fered.-Pueblo Chieft.in.
Bent County register., 1886-08-14

the will made the way. 1t is n small
incident, but shows the energy which
is behind this town, and which has
already accomplished that which as
sures it future of grand success.
And as Kansans we are proud that
this indomitable will and energy il
Kansan. 1t has already made wcs-
tern Kansas the best and most wide
ly known Of any state in the union,
and it will make eastern Colorado,
with Lamar as it's central figure,
equally we'll known. OF such busi-
ness sagacity Kansas may well be
proud.
Lamar will be to eastern Colorado
what Garden City is to western Kan
sas. For years the tide of eInigra-
ton has been pouring money into
her lap until she has become the me-
tropolis of large scope of country
flowing u her for supplies. The
same thing will be repeated at La
mar, easier and better, because the
light Of experience at Garden City
will illume the pathway.
1t Is also 70 be noticed that every
promise the projectors of Lamar
made the people has been fulfilled.
They were promised depot. 1t is
there. They were promised stock
yards. They are there. They were
promised postoffice., It liz cstab-
lished. They were promised et:orts
To secure - land Office. II is located
there. They were promised due ef-
forts to bnild up town. A hundred
or more houses show how it has been
kept. They were promised q free
bridge across the Arkansas. II is in
process of erection. And all III the
space of eight weeks.
Verify, 1. X. Holmes, Esq, as an
organizer aud accomplished, stands
away up head. And with him back
IF Lamar. to push it OH and ON, what
an opening is there offered for bust
ie>s enterprise, and what q chance
for those looking for place to make
money, if taken at once.
Bent County register., 1886-08-14

Both of our contemporaries on
this side of the river fell into nat
ural mistake In speaking OF the edi-
tor of this paper as AN applicant for
the appointment of register of the
land Office at Lamar. He is not now
and has not been an applicant for
any appointment. The publications
in the Garden City papers were
kindly meant, no doubt, but were
founded on All error. The matter is
of no great consequence, but if it is
worth stating ut all, it is worth stat
ing correctly.-Pueblo Press.
Bent County register., 1886-08-14

The Herald is authority for the
following, which looks like big fig
ures, but when a town gets the sub
stantial boom Lamar has,. VIC must
be prepared to hear such comments:
A citizen who invested $7OO in La
mar when it started, can now sell
his lots for 5000, and is renting a
building which cost him $ls5 for
1850 per year. 1t looks as if new
town investments can pay.-Garden
City Sentinel.
Bent County register., 1886-08-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT PUEBLO, COLOR

Aug. ., 1855
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settlers have filed notice of their in
tention Ia make i.nai proof In support of their
cl;tiins and that snid proof Will Be mNAt be-
fore the U. S. Land Ohice, at Pueblo, Colora-
do, on september 27fh, 1885, Wig: Henry A.
Morris, pre- -einption. D. :. No. 1855, for the S
40 w.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
ms continuous residence upon, and cultiva
tion of. said land, viz:
Willis b. winYer and J. r Morris, of Lamar,
Colorado; :. ii. Cophcad ana J. A. Mellow
ell, Of Blackw ell, Colorado.
Also Willis b. wingcr, emption, ID. S.
No. lOS71, for the lots and of 3 Or and
nj 8 or sec. ~. twp. - =, rg46w.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultiva-
tion of. said land viz:
Henry A. Morris and J. p. Morris, OF Lamar,
Colorado; J. A. Mcdowell and S. H. Cophead,
of Blackwell, Colorado.
s-14 WIN. BAyARD. Register.
Bent County register., 1886-08-14

lamar, the sixty day old town has
secured the land office for southeast
Colorado. Things will hum in that
little burg with muchncss. The
land district is not yet staked off,
nor has the "sheckel ga,herers been
named but there are plenty of fel-
lows laying around loose for the job.
(kansas) Lender.
Bent County register., 1886-08-14

II. II. Arnold, late superintendent
of the Francklyn taite Company,
WIS in the city the latter part Of the
week. MIR. Ar"ol.i brought up six
teen Young buffalo from the COM
pnny's rnng-, the property of H. c.
Groom, which will be sent cart.
They are all ye.rlings.--Dodge City
Globe.
Bent County register., 1886-08-14

"This is very healthy place" OBJ
served boarding mistress AYES
for Chickens" said a boarder. IL
have been here for two years and
haven't seen a dead one yet" She
took the hint.-Chicago Tribune.
Bent County register., 1886-08-14

1t is matter of very poor econo-
my for merchants TO take their adj
vertisements of out the home newspa-
per to reduce expenses. 1t always re-
duces business. not expenses
den City Sentinel.
Bent County register., 1886-08-14

La Junia sent up In Pueblo for
man to act AS city mar>hal.
Bent County register., 1886-08-14

The PneLlo Press s:,,s that two
hundred cowboys are camped four
miles from that city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-06
FLOwERs,oF MANY LANDS.
DAVID MoIR.


The daisy blossoms on the ROCKS
Amid the purple heath
II blossoms on the rivers bank.
That thirds the glens beneath:
The eagle. at his pride OF place
Beholds Il BY his nest
And, n The mead, IL cushions soft
The lark's descending breas.
Before the cuekoo. earliest sp--ng
It's silver cifclet knows.
When greening ouds begin 20 Ewell,
Ana zephyr melts the srOEs
And Wnen December bree9eF howl
Along the moorlands bEre.
And only blooms the Chrissn rose,
The daisy still is there.
Samaritan Of A0wersi toit
AL races are alike
The Switzer on his glacier height,
The Du'chm n by his dyke
The seslskin vested Esqrirnsl.
Begirt with icy seas,
And underneath his burning uou1.
The pcrasoEd Chinese.
The emigrant OF distant shore.
Mid scene and faces strange
Beh1lds Il lowering II the swa-C.
Whe G. his footsteps range.
And when his yearnluE. hon eslck heart
WOnld bow 10 IL despair,
II resds his eye lesson SAGE
IN 8 cd is everywhere
stsrs are the daisies that begern
The blue fields OF the sky,
Behe,d Dy ii, and everywhere,
Bright prototypes on high.
Bloom on, then, unpresendlnr acsers-
And 10 the waverer b
An EN- lem o 81. Paul's content,
81. stephens constancy
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