The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1904-11-04

which he has placed in lake Ores
cent, and with which he expects to
get a heap of pleasure the coming
winter.
A prominent Palatka business man
sends his order regularly to Capt.
j. w. MilIer's store for Crest brand"
coffee. This coffee is regarded as
very superior blend of Mocha and
Java, ald has been handled exclu-
sively by Capt. Miller for several
years, having a large local sale. The
gentleman from Palatka was in the
city year or more ago and secured
some, since which time he will have
no other.
A. A. Mcdonald, who recently
purchased the Rorsen tnrpentine
camp at Longs station, is making
some important improvements at
that place, among which is large
residence to be occupied by his par
ents. Mr.. Mcdonald has large
force of men at work and during the
coming season Longs Station will be
place of great activity, This tur-
pentine farms covers about ROOD
acres.
Walter Cliffs pineapple sheds are
pretty sight these days with the
hundreds of heads of this luscious
fruit getting along toward maturity.
NJ Cliff will have pineapples late
into the tourist season-probably un-
til the end of January, and it is more
than likely that he will dispose of
his entire crop at good prices at
home. May of his pines grow to
enormous size-6 to 8 pounds-and as
all are allowed to ripen on the plant
our people are assured of more
toothsome fruit than falls to the lot
of most communities.
F. S. Cone has been given, without
solicitation, the exclusive agency for
Sweet, Orr & Cos overall, jackets
and shirts. This brand of goods is
recognized by railroad men and me-
chanics the country over as being
tbe best wearing and most substan-
italy made garment in the market,
and every garment is guaranteed.
While the Sweet, Orr d Co. garments
are the best sellers on account OF
their superior workmanship, cut and
material, there is really small profit
in their handling to the merchant
He must make the large part of his
profit out of the satisfaction he gives
his customers.
DR.. Douglas, an osteopath physl-
clan of Des Moines, Iowa, is here Tor
the winter and will be the guest OF
Capt. ]. w. Miller. DR.. Douglass
will also visit PaIltka and other
places in the neighborhood IN the
interest of his practice. He is the
first physician of his school to prac-
tjce here. Osteopathy is a method
of treating diseases of the human
bodv without the use of drugs, by
means of manipdlations applied to
various nerve centers, chiefly those
along the spine, with a view to IN
ducing free circulation of the Dloou
and !, nph, and an equal distribution
of the nerve forces. Special atten-
tt.oo IS given to the REIMBURSEMENT OF
any bones. muscles, or ligaments not
in the normal position. The system
was formulated by DR.. A. T. Sill,
who reasoned that body so perfect
" co. structed mechanically should
he able to protect itself against the
inroads of disease without the artl-
fetal aid of external substances, eX-
cent those employed as food, he
also concluded that "a natual flow OF
blood is health, and disease is the
q ~ect of local or general disturbance
of blood" Capt Miller took this
treatment with great profit while in
the west this spring, and he has en-
co, ragged DR.. Douglass, who desired
to come to Florida, to seek location
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