The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-03
GoINGs ONIN FLORIDA.
The kaolin plant at Yalaha is now
running night and day.

! A new bank has been Incorporated
at Manitee with capital $4,000.
Seventy-fve car loads of melons
have been shipped from UmatiIla.
Fires at Tampa early in the week
destroyed property estimated at $l0,-
600.
Hon. G. B. Parkhill of Pensacola
will deliver the Fourth of July ora
ton at Arcadia.
The capital of the Dade County Sc
curity Company has been increased
to 81 100000.
Ira G.. Rinehart of MOrri9town,
Tenn, has bought the Hotel Granada
at ST. Augustine.
Geo. w. Saxon of Tallahassee has
purchased cypress logs in Apalachi-
cola to the extent of $4,000.
The Nashville Law school has con-
ferred the degree of LII. ID. on Judge
Eppes Tucker of Lakeland.
Gov. Jennings has selected Jack
sonvllle as the place for holding the
coming state encampment.
West Palm Beach will have a glo-
rious Fourth of July celebration with
II 81 200 fire works display.
Burglars made an unsuccessful at
tempt to rob the store of James Hol-
der at Rochelle last Friday night.
The new Trinity Methodist Epis-
cuPal GtiuItti a. ~ 1acksollH ne WIS oc-
M. VI, r. m ~ n -,
nno w. ti ~ Et ~. VI Dei!"Iu Li VIII
manage l; Cie ToulIii mi NJ July celepTa'
J JIoli IN ii, Clin' pl"ce' lne grallu laHIle- ~
"""%ie Will oo'ul o'i rrlo"y C'iS ou'
Frank Harris, the able editor of
the Ocala Banner, declines to be
considered as a candidate for State
Superintendent Of Public Instruc-
tion.
Tho IittIa threa veor old son of Ike
Smith Iivin@ a few miles sonth of
Barlow was killed last week by the
accidental discharge of shot gun in
the hands of another small boy,
- gov JeIlniLgs mas aPlolhIeu non
beIJ' - Lluuoll VI Marialllai non;
IT Hon IT ThnwaS ] y y Vs. 81 NJ MIN %,,o
non1n,issionars r. reviSo tho iawS , ~
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Henry Harold an aged cOlored
man was struck by lightning while
riding morse pack tour miles from
ot; Augustine IasC o'tIuruay. Har-
ola was killed put the morse was
uhlhJureu'
Jntbe race for base ball supremacy
in the Southeastern League, made up
of Florida and Georgia clubs, Jack
sonville is we'll in the lead. The
other Florida clubs are also all ahead
of Georgia in the race,
Sanford is beginning to feel the
prosperity wave and is cleaning M.
Some fifty residences and store
houses have been painted recently.
Several sales of celery land have
been made during the past week.
Mrs. A. L. Cone. a white woman
25 years of ape. is in iail at Pensacola
for ahondoning her infant child in n
swamp near Flomaton, The child
was found after 36 hours of terrible
suffering, is alive and will recover.
ordnance sergeant tJeO, M Brown
who has had charge of old Fort Ma
rion at ST, Anpnsfine for the mast Is
wears has been relieved from dutv
there and ordered to repOrt at Manila
for service in the Philippine Islands,
O. Arnrs+ino,s oitu oornoiI hos
Ec, AuSunTrae ~ IiCI ;nntd 0o;t,iIil t"e the
Enplish snarrows. Ey,rv other citv
in the state should do the same thinS
if thev wish to retain fine red birds
the mockinp birds and other native
sonpsters,
H. " EioI 90 coi,i,1o
ItotI f 81 a. ,aaaiy lily in u U".,eee ee IL ~
oLI1 VI t'le i'0HluS %lI iI"Seis VI tlls
sIaCe ID ue%u Sot @ t'tieS tb n lasT pun
~ mnii, "TS "U P;do DE- tooo6U p "a
ford Co., and where he announced
his candidacy for congress.
IT. was with much reoret that our
roonIe learned that Robert w Davis
pponfd not he on hand at the IonW
proncb nicnic peonIa in these nartS
have t.gat their heads sot,' on Roh,s
heinp GOyernnr and notbin~ short
Of a Kansas cvclonn can tnrn them
Lake Rntler Star.
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fnlliP oolala, seVeh year olu sun
ol TnliiP 2oiah" - Vi ~. ~ auSuSstihi,e h,a
was kicNGu III C'le 5 ni9%u ny ~ Hile H Vi i1 riS