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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-06
gauienhc rerhen ferhaunt.

Sn jeoem Sabre tpirb cine erDBe
3abl l1neliiGlider, oeren 2uugen
ihmab uno franfbaft itno, eeapun=
gen, elm anoeres &lima aufsuiu9en.
Dieies lit nit oroben Soften oerbun=
ben uno elm @rfo9g nidt INNER aez
tpiB. @eht niht in ben 8ann,
penn DR.. Kings New Discovery
(eeaen Sbpinoiuht) gub gu 6auie
beilt. Sc lit eines Der erfolerei6iterl
Wittel seaen 6uiten, Grfdltung, ale
6als= uno 2unaens2eioen. SbOn
nab Der eriten Doiis erfolat 2inoe=
rung. @ritaunlibe 6eilungen wers
ben bel ldngerem 9eebmen bepirft.
Brobe Slaide frei bel S. &alteper
& SDbn, @eo. S. s. Sbntitt, @ieenz
thinner, uno 30. Dreif. A5reis 80
Gents & $1.00. Seoe Slaide piro
QQrQutirt.
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81 Il q [ q n D.

- 8etreffs Notwithstanding
Der IN. Y. Times" baB Die Wfiliz
tdrbebDrben in g8aibineton einen
&rieg 5tpilben Deutihlano uno ben
Ser. Staaten als unpermeiolib be-
trabteten. tpurbe benz Nusmdrtigen
gmt in Berlin Die nabitebeuoe Wtit=
tbeilune eemaht: .8as lolbe IeuBe=
rungeu peranlabt baben mag, tit uns
unerfinolih. @uf beutiher Seite lit
ourhaus fein InlaB Su irsenoruel=
bem &onfllft erlihtlid). Iber ielbit
penn elm iDlber glalaB auftau6te,
balten mir an Der unerlbiitterliben
ueberaeugune feit, baB es oen1 eu=
ten, ebrliben 8ilIen IMP 8eritanoe
Der beioerIeitigen leitenoerteStaatsz
manner gelingen miro, ben &Dnfliftsz
itDff gu beIeitiaen, ebe berielbe ge-
fdbrlibe 0imenliunen annimmt.
DaB Die pene5Ulaniihen @irren fei=
men InlaB gu einem Spnflift nit ben
Ser. Staaten 9eben peroen, oafiir
biireen Die beioerleitieen, iibereins
1tinmenoen lDpalen grflqrunaen,
melde fiir5lib in @albineton ausge=
toulbt tporoen 1ino. Die 0abribt,
oaB Der beutlhe @eIanote, besp.
@eibdftstrdger nab einem beTtigen
@ortpeblel NIT 8rdfibent Gaitro
Caracas perlaiien babe, berubt auf
llnpabrbeit. gr lebt pieln1ebr Die
0erbanblunaen nit oem Sberbaupte
Der penesolaniiden Gepublif fort.
Gin ultimotum lift nod nibt iiber=
reidt purbeu. Iub miro Der ndbite
S6ritt Deutlblanos nidt Die ueber@
rei6ung zines rlltiluatums lein.
Iues. mas in 8orbereitune lit uno
eoentuea ins @erf eeiebt tperoen
piro, geibiebt in uebereinitimmung
nit Der amerifaniiden Regierune
uno unter oeren 8prpillen. Nub
ionIt fDnnen mir nireenos einen Gn=
LOB aud nur Die gerineiten 9rilbung
oes guten @tnpeefabtpeuS eriennen.
- Der ameritonil6e Gonlui Wta=
ION in Berlin erldBt Die folqenoe Of
ficieue Barnung: 9as 8ublifum
miro bierourb oor einem jungen
amerifauiiben Shminoler aeparl.t,
oeiien 4ame 6atrp sc. 8ernon,
alias Wtaribaa 1T. Gr 1T Elm oiel=
leitlger Gbarafter, ipriht enelil6
un6 flieBeno oeutlb uno frans61il6
uno bebauptet, bel peridiebenen bers
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gsictlt mebr fticbbaltia.

Die peraltete Soee, oer &6rper
braube BON Belt gu Belt elm trdfti'
ees, itarfpirtenoes BureierzWtittel,
it niht mebr itibbaltia, oenn DR..
Kings New Life Pills, Die total
unibdolib itno, regen Die 2eber
nieoer an, fDroeru Die Beroauuna,
entfernen ettpaige @ift Stoffe aus
benz Spitem uno beilen ablolut Ser
1topfung uno frantbafte &opfl6ners
Sen. BreiS nur % Gents; erbaltlid
bel s. Salteper & Sobn, SEQ. S.
s. S1mitt, @ieentbiimer, uuo 90.
DreiB.
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CoLLASSiOCtt ~DAulttlSLIts UtC ll+t SIlL~
lihen 2eben Nmerifas 1teben, als
Sefretdr in 0ieniten eeitanben gu
baben. @r lit i'm 8elib ppn 8riefen,
melGe Die l1nteribriften mebrerer in
@urppa 1tatiDnirter atnerifanli6er
Seanten trngen, uno Die er basu be-
nubt, ben @inbruG 81 errpeGen, a[s
ob er in euten 8e5iebungen GIT ibnen
itebt. 9(uf blele Griefe eeitilbt, iudt
er 9orleben 81 er balten. Slnberer=
ieits eiebt er iid5 bdufia als Sports
man, beionoers germ beseihnet er
fi6 als @elbdftsfibrer oes @eitlts
BON Sean be Gesafe unb lpriHt ppn
einem grDben @ebalt. g5 1T ibl1
aeluneen. in Berlin an perlbieoenen
Stellen @elo 81 erbalten unb sfpei
bier anldiiiee Sutpeliere I'M 9finge
i'm 8ertbe BON 1900 Mtarf su be-
ldminoeln. gr bebauptet. i'm gep=
pember in Mentone uno geia8a eetpe=
fen gu iein.
= @ie aus &iel nniteetbeilt tpiro.
baben feds arieesibiffe ben 8efebl
erbalten, iib CUR Ibfobrt nab ben
peneauelanllben @epdliern bereit gu
MAIDEN. Sic Nbfabrt ioa i'm 2aufe
oes WtDnats erfDlgen. Mtan eloubt
oaraus ben SbluB sieben gu oiirfen,
oaB man in &egierungsfreilen Die
8eilegung Der Differen5en amilben
Deutlblano uno Genesuela niAt fir
nabe beuDritebeno erabtet.
- Die @neldnber besiffern fire
Gelammltperlulte i'm 8urenfriege =
obne Die Snpalioen - auf "a ,299
Wann.
- Qus Berlin piro berihtet, oaB
Der 80idbriee bernbnte 8atbolDee
HrDf. Or. Gir1pp beim Nus1teieen
aus Der StraBenbabn ftiirste unb
iib einen grub bes 6iftgelenfs su=
sog, Der bel Dem boben Sitter bes
Batienten gu erniten 8efhr6tungen
Inlab eiebt.
= Sn Sena fano Elm Duen itatt
spiiden Dem 2eutnant 9bieme pDnl
"a. 3egiment uno bem Stubenten
Selo aus Salle a. B. g. 6elo fiel
in bem Duea uno 9bieme ttpuroe
leibt oermunbet. 0as 0uen NOR
baourb peruriabt tporoen, baB 6elb
am Heu;obrstaae ben Sftisier tbdt=
lih angesriffen batte.
- Nus Dresden l9reibt mani:
Die 8rin5eiiin 2ouiie, Die geihie=
bene Satin bes Brinsen Bbilipp
BON Sabien=go gobure=@ =@otba, Die er>
centriibe 9obter bes 8Dnies 2eD=
POLO pDn 8elgien, 1T pabnIinnig ge=
poroen. Sic iit Die S9neIter Der
81 8ronprin5eliin &uopfpb bon
Seiterreid. Sbre 9ohter mar per=
belratbet NIT oem 8rinsen @rnIt
@iintber BON Sblespie 6olitein,
oem 8ruoer Der beutlben &nilerin.
- Sn Wten bat Der &ailer Sran5
SDiepb Die ginitellune bes Straf=
oerfabrens ge9en ben Sabrifanten
@rnit 2Dpenfelo angeDronet. Der
.ielbe batte i'm Sftpber als 9fdber
ieiner beleioigten @attenebre ben
2eutnant genno b. Sopfa i'm Ouen
eriGoHen. Selbit Die @eener oes
Oueas billigen ben gntibluB bes
&ailers. oa Dem @atten fait fein
anoerer Iusmeg iibrig blieb, ben
3eritDrer ieines @llfs gu itrafen,
ais oas Oueu.
- Gs bat ben 9lnlbein, als pb
Die gngldnoer ibr Glpdhaus=Spitem
in Suo Ifrifa ermeitern tppaen.
Die britiibe 8egierung bat bel neb=
reren oeutiden 6irmen groBe 8eitel.
lungen fiir 2ieferung BON Stahels
brabt genadt, I'm bamit lire 8lod=
bdufer gu unaeben uno NIT einanoer
5u perbinoen.
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Gin ttefes @ebeimnii,.

Sc iit elm tiefes @ebeimniB, peB=
balb Srauen Giifenibmeraen. &opf=
idmersen, @erpolitdt. Sblaflolia=
feit. Wtelanbolie, Sbnmabtsz uno
Sbpinoel=Infdue rubig ertraeen,
ba bod taulenbe bepielen baben,
oaB Electric Bitters 16neu Iolhe
2eiben BELT. SD litt felt Sabren
unter geierens2eioen" ibreibt Srau
Bbebe Gberlep BON 8eterlon, Soma,
runo infolae BON Gilfenibmersen
fDnnte ib mild nibt allein anflei=
ben, ieoob, Electric Bitters bette
mid pollitdnoie, unb, obpD6l id)
i6on 73 Sabre alt bin, fann id jebt
Die gan5e Sausarbeit belorgen. !"
geur so Gents bel s. &alteper &
Sobn, 8eo. S. S. Sbntitt, $iaen=
tbiimer, uno 30. 9reiB.
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Drht.

. ame: pSS1r @tiid bate alfo gar
fsinen Grfols9 Ni6t etn einaiges Mal
tpurben Sic gerufen2"-D 9ter:
rN9! Oas lag nur on ben ungliid-
feltsan l1nitdnoen: Na6 benz e + It e I,
Ifte tpirb eth Oi6ter felten seruf fen
unb mad benz sipeiten mar Niemanb
mebr bal"
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- 9as 2eben iit MIR fur5. Siirs
gen Sic es niht nod mebr oaourh,
0aB Sic Sbre grtdltung pernabldiz
iigen. 9a ooh eine 6lai6e Sim
mons Cough Syrup Sic oouun
beilen tpiiroe. gSiro oarantirt.
8reis % unb so Gents.
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scHwERHGRIcKElT.-gin Gin

reIcbe Game, rpelcbe ourtb Or. Wid0liOn'S
isiinitlibe Obrtrommeln bon Scbmerbbria>
teit uno Sbreniauieu sebeilt tporoeu 1T.
bot leinem Snititut elm @eicbent ppn
$4,000 Dollars iibermacbt, bomit iolcbe
taube unb lcbtuerhbrige BerIpnen, tuelcbe
nidt Die Nfittel beliben, iicb Die Obrtrom>
meln su peridoffen, bielel6en umionlt ers
balten f5nnen. 8rtefe pplle man abrei>
iiren: No. 92 N, Das Institut Nicholson,
"Longcott" Gunnersbury, London, W.
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YoGao,,tMe,te Geflno6eif.

9alten Sic Sbren &Orper burd ben
Sele9eutllden 9sbraud oon 3utt'8 &C..
berpillen pOuitanbia in Sronans. Gle
re9nlirsn ben Oaru,fanut uuS er;eusen
Giusn kra}tigen Gdrpsr.
9opfidner3en, Dsalaria, @uGentciosu,
yeritcpfuns unb dbnIi4e &rautbeltsu
wtrben politdnotg fursrt burd)
Gutt'S &eber Yiue.:.
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= % e CT 0 lenttO.
gumoresks non f. abt.
(ShluB.)

Yeu Rahnittas berfdltef gbuarb
Qeiferins. Gum 4benbbrob mar Der
2obenanaug tpteber eetrodnet unb Srau
Soni prdfentirte fih in unauffdliser
Deile barin. g01it ben gnberen lae1te
uno f4paste fie, dls nGren es alte 8e1
fannte. Der Re9nunesratb blieb ein
filler Mann. Morsen reiite er tpeiter.
Na9 benz @fen begann er tpie aaabenbs
li9 bic 3eituns gu lefen. Seine Miene
mar ttef ernft, als berette Tim bds, mas
er ba bon ben 3eitlduften lag, 19meres
Na4benten. 6rau Soni blin5elte unz
terfhiebltde Male na9 inn bin unb
NIT ems itanb fie por linn unb iaste,
bte 9dnbe auf 1einen Slid femmenb:
r2lber 9err @ednunssratb, per
iptrb iid benn ben 6umor 10 sans unb
gar berreenen laHen2"
Grftdnnt fragenb bob er ben 3opf,
bod iie brohte ibm NIT benz Singer.
rNidt berfeIlen-i9 femme Sic bod
anbers. Die Some traut ii9 ia ni9t
tpieber bor, tpenn Sic 10 Elm bDfes Sc
fht MAIDEN"
St ld4slte ein tpenig fprObe. n2tber
th bite ste, gang unb gar ntdt."
@ls natiirli9er Menfa bate ct
eigentli9 beu binausla9en miiifen unb
fagen: n@ie baben rs9t, i9 bin Elm
gfel. 2aifen Sic uns lieber einen eez
miitblihen Mbenb MAIDEN, tpeil mir nun
NAL 10 nett bier auiammensetroffen
finb.1
DielIeidt batte er's du1 getban,
tptnn nidt borbtn jenes fatale Wort
ipiebsr In 5einen Sbren aefrabt bdtte.
Stmnnb bate cine 8emerfuna gemadt
unb fie bate barauf ertpibert: ,sesaz
tpohl. bas 1T bos einais 3ipedbienli9e."
Go, tim fdien's eben aud 5tpedbien.
ltd, fh niat intimer au Grau Soni
S4reiber au ftellen. nnb morsen reifts
Ct tpeiter.
Bon etnen rnerfpiirbia fremben @es
fibl tDurbe er in aller Sriibe bes nGds
ften Mprgens getpedt. 91o9 bic Mugen
gefHlofen, rieb er an feiner Nafe, iei,
mem @eiidt berum, 1ffnete bic 2iber,
f4loB iie 5ndenb tpieber, f9lus fie bon
Neuem auf unb ftarrte geblenbet ses
rabeans. Sa, mas mar benn bas2
Was bas tpar2 9lm blauen 6immel
fhten bie Some, fhien bur9 bas uns
perbinte Genfter serabesmsss auf fein
Bett, duf fetn @eii9t.
Wlit einem Sab mar ct auf ben syis
Ben. Sein Bid fiel auf ben aoffer.
So 10, er tpollte ia reifen. Mber jeBt
-tpo enblih pieber BITE Sonne fhten-
paden2 @benbs, tpenn er 3uriidfam,
tonnte er bas beiorsen. SEPT erF mai
hinaus unb bic @egenb abitreifen. nnb
f4nen, ebe aud 6rau Soni iih ermunz
terte unb pielleiht ben Muni4 tunbs
sab, fi4 tim onsuidlieBsn.
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n9oh bonn 9ahfein aaf,
$50 Der 4ar nod balit-"

Satpobl, bas mar Der @eg btnun,
ober gbuarb 2eiferins fang niGt i'm
fr6bli9en 0orlpdrtsf9reiten bas fd0ne
Qieb. Guf einem GeIsblod am Mege
ranb fob er unb nben ibm bodte bas
glenb. Seit elmer Stunbe inon fab
ct 10 unb lauerte, ob nidt elmer baherz
tam. Der tim balf in feiner Notb. 9Od
Retner Tom. Reiner mar 70 tpabnz
ipibis ipie er, fi4 auf einsn Meg gu bers
trren, ipo er mod @ptt banten mubte,
tpenn er nur Mrm unb Beine unb nidt
gerabe3u bos @enid brad. l1nb tpenn
nun iiberbaupt &einer fam unb ct nun
etniam unb perlafen BIER psrfommen
mubte in feiner Qual2 Miihielis fudte
Ct fih gu erbeben unb fant G9aenb tpiez
ber duf ben Sells auriid. Gs mar uns
mDglih. llnb er lauerte, lauerte.
limb pl0blid Hangs ON fein DIR tpie
Gpbdrenmuiit. ardftise Saritte tpurs
ben laut. Dte Hettung fam.
sic tam. Sn bo9sef6iirstem 2os
benrod, NIT Rudfad unb Mpsnitod
1fdnD 1te DOR t9n.
.Sieb ba. S90ne Seelen finben
ii4 bod imner pieber. Qlber-tpas
MAIDEN Sic fir ein @eii4t-fehlt
Sbntn tpas9"
Or itDbnte. vMein GuB-"
rNb-bertrarelt2" fragte 5rou Soni
S@reibsr.
st tpieste fdmerapoa ben aopf.
~Wenn's MIR fein 8rud-"
Sie srfdrat elm ipenig. nGs pirb
bod ni9t-" linb ii6 gu feinen siiben
nteberbeusenb: nMslder it's benn9"
Der bo.1
rSo. ba muB bod ppr Qtrfem ber
Gttefel runter."
~gs sebt 10 ni9t. Ser Sdmera-"
Ste sudte bie S9ultern. Den
miifen @ie f1pn ausbalten. Runter
muB Ct. Rommen STE. i9 beIf Sbnen. /"
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O2r. 0ufe nm hpr 9(mer

- War. 0ufe pun Der n9lmerican
3Ubacco Co.: bat bel einem oeut-
I6en Bilohauer cine lebenseroBe
8ron5itatue oe5 Brditoenten Mc8in=
lep beitellt. Dielelbe lou auf Dem
Wtarftplabe pon gtile8, Sbip., oen
8eburtsorte Meainlep's, 3, aufeeltelt
rnprAeu
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9r. Npbert 6. 0yfnf,. .

Office 123 9lpe 6. Specialiit fir 9lus
gen, Sbreu, Waie unb &ebfe. Spre6.
itunoen non 9 bis IL llbr Gorntittags
uno BON 2 bis 5 Qbr Nabnittags.
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5an antouiO, Montag ben 6. Sal1nar 1902.

ld9elt ct bor ftcb bin-au9 tpenn's bef
SAT- geipefen pdre-als alpeqbienli9
bate es fi9 berausgeitelt.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-20
Going to Do Something.

That much of the land in the i'm
mediate vicinity of Palatka is as val
liable for truck gardening as any to
be found in the state has long been
thoroughly believed by the business
men of Palatka.
Enough experiments have been
made in small way to confirm what
was belief, or faith, into demonstrat-
ed fact.
Other cities, not so advantageously
situated, have prosperous gardening
communities in close proximity to
them. Such communities are of
great benefit to the towns; therefore
Palatka's live business men are go
ing to encourage such settlements on
the rich gardening lands which ad-
join this place.
To bring about this condition these
men are going to put money into the
business and show to the world what
can be done in this line here. They
have organized an association, leased
the land owned by John Dallow
northwest of the Union depot, and
put practical man in charge who
has already begun work. The asso-
citation will make a model truck
garden and 81 100 has been subscrib-
ed to secure the success of the plan.
Celery, lettuce, beets, cucumbers and
other early vegetables will be grown.
Then the public will be told the
result.
Those who have entered this asso-
citation and put money into it are: :
L. G. Canova, John DallOw, G. Loper
Bailey, G. Stanton, j. N. Walton, j.
F. Eelenburg, w. A. Walton, l. M.
Meyer, DR.. w. H. Cyrus, Henry
Strunz, Fearnside & Co., John II.
Bond, John d. Bingham and John
G. Raabe.
With this association the cry will
be, early Vegetables and Victory"
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-20

The good people of Grandin en-
jOyed a community fish fry in the
grove at that place on Tuesday of
this week. Fish frys in Grandin are
not unusual. They have been found
to be great as drawing cards to get
the people out Life at Grandin
isn't all work-nor should it be any
where. "All work and 10 play
makes Jack dull boy" There are
no dull boys at Grandin. so we are
told, and the reason is probably
found in the practical application of
the above quoted saw in the shape
of a community "fish fry"
Something like a hundred and fifty
people attended the fish fry of last
Tuesday. Good cheer and good fish
abounded. So did everything else
necessary 60 the making of "bang
up good dinner. After the feast
was over the farmers talked about
crops, the women discussed favOrite
topics and the young folks probably
made goo-goO eyes at each other af-
ter the manner of young people
everywhere since the dawn of crea-
tion. Grandin people are a sociably
inclined people, and sociability of
the fish fry variety is productive of
charitableness. Charity in any
community makes the people pull
together, and when all pull together
something is doing. Grandin is grow
ing, and the people are pOsperous
and happy.
In the evening of the same day the
daughters of Henry Kellum gave a
farewell ball at their home on the
hill little west of the station. The
family was breaking up preparatory
to removal to Alachua county,
whittier they were to start the fol-
lowing day. Most of the young peo.
pie of the community and very
many of the older ones were present
to say good bye to this excellent
family. While the young folks
danced to the music of piano and
violin, the elders visited on the
porch in the subdued light of the
moon. Several attended from Pa
latka and Putnam Hall There was
plenty of myrth and good cheer but
through it all there ran thread of
regret at the removal of Mr.. and
Mrs. Kellum and the young folks.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-20
LOVES DEADLY JEALOUSY,

Through the fury of scOrned wo-
man, George Chapman. who went to
London from New York, in 1893, has
been held on Il charge of numbering
with arsenic Maud Marsh, who OccU-
pied one of his houses.
Chapman is the proprietor of n
Southwark saloon, and is reruted to
be worth much money. To a ieal-
ous woman is attributed the arrest
of Chapman. She, it is said, first
called the attention of the police to
suspicious circumstances surround
ing the death of the young Marsh
woman. She declared to the police
that if they would investigate the
matter she could put them in the
way of discovering that the man had
killed three other women with poison
since he had been in this country.
Investigation was made by the de-
tectives and led to the conclusion
that the woman had told the truth.
Chapman was arrested and thor
ough search made of the premises.
The police refuse to divulge what
they have discovered, but they salts
fled the committing magistrate that
they had evidence to hold the prison
er. The Marsh woman is the third
who has died in houses owned by the
prisoner within five years.
The case promises to develop SINH
larly to that of the Neill (Cream)
poisoning case, which created stir
in 1892. Thomas Neill alias Cream,
M. d., was convicted in London of
the murder of Matilda Glover by
strychnine. He was executed in
November in the same year. He
was accused of the murder of three
other women.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-20
For Gala Week.

The steamer Crescent will run pop
ular priced excursions between Cres'
cent City, Palatka and Jacksonville
during Gala Week leaving Crescent
City at Z and Palatka at l0:30 a. M,
Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
and returning, leave Jacksonville at
8 a. M, Tuesday and Saturday,
Thursday the steamer will not leave
Jacksonville until 5 p. M, thus Civ
idg all day in the city. Popular
prices will prevail for both cabin and
dack
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-20

nam county was as lOAlo"S'
Putnam county, second best col
lective exhibit, 800.
q. f. Walker, best 8 pounds OF
S. w. Rowley, San Mateo, best eX-
hibit Florida grown tobacco, wrap
pers and filters, diploma and $40.
S. w. Rowley, San MateO, best
Florida made cigars, diploma and
$40.
NJ. J. Murphy, Palatka, best quart
scruppernong wine, 81.
Charles Francis, Is first premiums
of 50 each on poultry and pit stock
also several second premiums, $36.
Mrs. Lane and Mrs. Benet, Palat-
ka, best and most artistic articles
made from palmetto, 81.
Same parties, best collection OF
palmetto work, So.
g. w. Davis & Sons, Palatka, or
cypress tanks, special prize.
Maull & Miller, Crescent City, or
orange sizers, diploma.
Several other small premiums have
also been awarded Putnam county
exhibitors, but have not yet beer
officially announced.
The Utica Brick 4 Tile Go. of Pa
latka, had a magnificent display o.
brick and tiling
The Wilson Cypress Company Of
this city generously donated all the
lumber necessary for the Putnam
county display, in all about 1900 feet
of their best cypress.
Next year the state fair should
come to Palatka. An effort on th'
part of our people could bring tht'
about. We have hotels ito burn.
1t is q central location, being TIL
RAILROAD cENTRE OF FLORIDA
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.AN On MANS DARL1Na. ;,

Children of James H. Luton, s.
year-old bridegroom with whom
Louise Titmus, a .5-year-old school
girl, eloped from Norfolk, Va, on
Monday, declared today that they
never expect to see their father
again. On Investigation they have
found that their Father, who once
was wealthy, had mortgaged all his
property, buying diamonds and Jew
elry for the Titmus girl, and carry
ing with him several thousand dol
lars in cash at the time of elopment.
Neither family has heard from the
elOpers since their departure, but it
has been learned from outside sourc-
es that they left Baltimore yesterday
for New York.
The Lutons believe the old man is
hYpnotized,
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Gov. Jennings Will Visit
Palatka.

During his visit to the state fair
last week Mr.. Frank j. Fearnside
had a talk with Governor Jennings,
during which the governor express
ed his purpose to visit this city at no
distant day.
1t has been some time since Pa
latka enjoyed the honor and pleasure
of visit from the states chief exc
cutive, and Gov. Jennings may be
sure that his visit to our city and
county will be appreciated, and that
q warm welcome awaits him.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-20

Allow me to say few words in praise
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. can
recommend 1t with the utmost conf
denee. 1t has done good work for me
and will do the same for others. 1 ha
a We severe cough and cod and feared
1 would get pneumonia, but after taking
the second dose of this medicine l felt
better, three bottles of it cured my cold
and the pains 10 my chest disappeared
entirely. am most respectfully yours
for health, RALPH MEYERS, Ga Thirty
seventh street, Wheeling, West Va
For sale by Ackerman a Stewart drug
gists.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-20

The regular monthly open meeting
of the Woman's Fortnightly Club
will be held in the club room tOmor-
row (Friday) afternoon at three
O'Clock. Subjects for the afternoon
will be, "What constitutes a good
mother by Marion H. Weeks of
Kansas City; "HOw He kept house" "
John H. Raftery Chicago; address,
"The Relation of Parents to the
Sunday school," Rev. Y. p. Hay,
Palatka. After which tea will be
served and a social half hour spent
These meetings are open to one
and all and cordial welcome ex-
tended.
MRS. F. G. COCHRANE,
Chairman Committee.
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Shipping The Fruit.

The fine crop of oranges on the
grove of Martin Griffin on the oppo-
site side of the river from Palatka,
which was recently sold to A. M,
Terwilligier for $4,000, is now being
shipped. Something like $50 boxes
went forward this week.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-20

Perhaps if we had the State Fair
here some of our people would be
willing to contribute something be3
side wind" to its success.
Let every one work for Palatka in
1903,
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-20
"JewelS' Exchange"

The afternoon and evening of Tues
day, the 25th of November, the Jew
els will have on sale fruits, preserves,
guava and ounce iellies, pickles, cat
sups, salads, cakes, home made
bread, beaten biscuit, home made
candies, and in fact a variety of good
things that tickle the palate and
please the daintiest epicure. Coffee,
salad, pickles and sandwiches will be
served at the usual price.
The ladies who assist the children
and have this department in charge,
assure the public only the best fruits
and materials have been used and
they again ask the liberal patronage
the people of Palatka always give
the Jewels. Mrs. J. n. Walton, S