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The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-29

Ocala and Charlotte Harbor Railroad
Company"
The question is not what Mr.. Brow
ard tries to make it, but the question
is:
Governor Davis will take an oath
to support the constitution of the
state of Florida and see that the laws
are executed.
Governor Davis will have no pow
err to deed these lands except as au-
thorized to do 50 by the laws of the
state and the construction put upon
the law by the courts.
1t is we'll known that the L. d n.
X r., successors of the p. ~ A. Rail
road, has suit now pending, and al
so the East Coast Railway.
Governor Davis, if you select him,
will take solemn oath. Do you eX-
pect him to violate that oath? No
you do not. If you do, vote for some
one else for he will not do it.
Neither will, or can he deed these
lands, without the consent of the 9TH
er members of the board of trustees.
Three of the present board have no
opposition and will be nominated.
Mr.. McLin, Mr.. Groom and Mr..
Knott are members of the present
board, and whatever may be said,
Gov. Davis will allow the courts to
settle this question. 1t is only Brow
ards HObgoblin. II you prefer a
man who, while he does not say SO,
conveys to your mind that he will by
some hOcos pOcos, violate his oath of
office, for he says, "vOte for Napoleon
B. Broward for Governor of the
State of Florida and thereby save to
the people of the state 100000 acres
of land and 100000" He knows this
is the biggest kind Of bluff, for there
is not 100000 acres of land in the
hands of the trustees, and he knows
if the person who prepared his little
ghost story let him into the secret,
that the money, or q portion of it, is
in litigation, and under the decisions
of the court it will pass to the con-
troll Of the rightful parties.
Democrats 40 not be deceived !!
Broward knows be can only abide by
the decision of the courts, but he
tries to make you believe that Hon.
Robert w. Davis, who has always
been true to every trust you have i'm
posed on him, will betray that trust.
He, Broward, knows it is not true,
but he must exhibit his hobgoblin,
hoping he may stampede you at
this late hour.
You know it is not true, therefore
stand by the man you have delight
ed Ohonor and call your friend Bob,
"Our Bob" who, although in public
life for wears, is the poor man in this
campaign, and the poor mans friend.
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A MOTHERS MISTAKE.

He saves others; Himself He
cannot save"
You read in the daily papers last
Saturday the story of the hanging of
the car-barn bandits in Chicago; how
Peter Neidermeier, the atheist, col
lapsed on his way to the gallows and
had to be carried, and how Gustav
Marx and Harvey Van Dyne, who
had professed Christianity, stood
erect, kissed an image of Christ and
died without tremOr.
The atheist, you see, was coward
when he came to face death.
But we started out to tell the sor-
rowful story of an intelligent mother
who, in trying to save other boys,
lost her own son.
Young Van Dyne, who paid the
death penalty last Friday, was II
member of the "car-barn murderers "
a band of boys who, among many
other crimes, killed one man for 81. 35.
Heredity, you say?
No. Van Dyne belonged to one of
the most highly respected families
of Chicago and his mother is noted
club woman.
Mrs. Van Dyne is a famous organ
izer of wOman's clubs. She was en-
gagged in the philanthIopic labor of
lifting up the lives of the Arabs of
the street.-the bootblacks and news
boys.
Irony of Fate
While she was caring for the waits
of the street and organizing clubs,
her own boy, whom she thought
safe, was left to his own devices.
Through evil influences he went to
the bad rapidly and became muir
derous fiend.
And herein is a mystery.
Why so many instances of the
children of excellent parents who go
wrong? 1t is not in every case the
result of neglect or lack of training.
But
In this case the reason is plain
neglect.
And this reflection must hurt the
once proud Mrs. Van Dyne the most
of all-the outcome was largely her
own fault.
Devoting herself to the uplifting of
society at large, she forgot the full
duties of mother. She left unde-
Tended the very citadel of her family
life-the inner lines of a mothers
strength. Like general who would
go out to fight, leaving wide open
his city gates, so this woman left
open the gates of her home. The
enemy entered IN and ruined the
flower of her hopes.
Poor mother!
And the teaching?
Though it doesn't end there, chart
ty begins at home.
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Masters Sale.

Under and by virtue Of certain final decree
OF foreclosure, made and entered by the Circuit
Court Of the Eighth Judicial Circuit of the
State of Florida, in and for Putnam County, in
certain cause now pending on the ChRncery
side OF said Court, wherein fired y. Boyer, as
Administrator OF the estate Of Mary l.. Boyer,
deceased, is complainant, and G. II. Preston,
ct ais are defendants, the undersigned, as
Special Master in Chancery in said cause, will
on Monday, the End day Of May, 1904 between
the hours OF ! a. m. and p. m. at the front
door OF the court house In Palatka, in said Put
nam County, Florida, offer for sale at public
auction, and sell 10 the highest and best bidder
for cash therefor, the property described I'm
said nnal decree OF foreclosure as follows, to-
wit: Grove Lot Number Thlrty-two (32), In
Crescent city, Florida, according TO the re-
corded plat thereof Of record in the Office of
the CLERK Of The Circuit Court for Putnam
County, Florida, in which said County said
property Is situated.
NJ. /. COKE,
al5W Special Master
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
Tax Deed Under Section s of Chapter

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
Tax Deed Under Section of Chapter
1888, Laws of Florida.
Notice is hereby given that S. F.
King, purchaser Of Tax certificate
No. 342, dated the End day of July,
A. D. 1900, has filed said certificate in my
Office, and has made application for tax
deed to issue in accordance with law.
Said certificate embraces the following
described property situated in Putnam
county, Florida, to wit:
NJ of sci of swi, section Is, township
10, range 24-20 acres.
The said land being assessed at the
date of the issuance of such certificate
in the name of s. Smiley. I'm
less said certificate shall be redeem
ed according to law, tax deed will is
sue thereon en- the oath day of May
A. D 1904
Witness my official signature and seal
this the 21st day of April, A. D. 1904.
[Seall JOSEPH PRICE,
Clerk Ct. CT. of Putnam Co., Fla.
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The Atlantic Coast Line will give a
low rate to Chicago, ILL.,, and return May
I'd to 3lst. Tickets will be on sale at
Palatka April 29th, 3Oth, May LIST and
2nd at rate of $3.50 for round trip tick.
cts limited TO return May 10th. Final
limit may be extended TO June 10th by
paying fee of 80 cents. For further l.
formation apply to ticket agent union
depot.
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To KEY WEST ,
and !
HAVANA. \
Via PENINSULA AND
OCCIDENTAL STEAMSHIP CO.

interchangeable mileage tickets railway
Oh tle southern States by
Ihrong Pullman Sleeper Port Tampa York. East U
Line; also via Atlantic Coast Line
FOR complete information call address
FAh BoILSToN Commercial Agent STARK Travelling Pass
1879 West Bay street, Aston Building Jacksonville Florida
H. a. EhESoN Traffic Manager W. CRAIG Passenger A
Wilmington. North Carolna
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Tickets will be on sale at the union
depot, Palatka, May 3rd and 4th, TO
Jacksonville at rate OF sI,9O for round
trip, Tickets limited TO return May 5,
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Notice.

The democratic candidates for
county offices will address the voters
at the places named on the following
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JOSEPH PRICE,
Chairman County Executive Com.
J. n. BLACKWELL, Secretary.
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FOR SALE-A good heavy mule.
Enquire of Fred Andersen, Crescent
City, Fla. a-l5-2t
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CONNECTIONS:
THE ATLANTIC COAST LINE, via Charleston
Richmond and Washington.

The Louisville & Nashville via Montgomery.
The Mobile & Ohio R. r. via Montgomery.
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BROVARD'S BUGABOO.
The HODg0b|In Win which
He is TRYING 10
SCARE THE PEOPLE OF FLORIDA
Into Voting for Him for Governor
of the State.

In the early days ghost stories
were much in vogue for the purpose
of frightening children and timld
persons. .
Mr.. n. y. Broward, with the aid Of
some of his friends, has brought for
ward his hobgOblin, in shape OF
the swamp and overlooked land
granted the State of Florida. While
he has shown you only partially one
side of the question he has not shown
YOU all. The Internal Improvement
Fund and its relation to the state is
not explained. The lands have no
relation to the affairs of state proper,
in other words, none of the income
from the sale of any of these lands
can be applied for state purposes,
and the proceeds never go into the
State treasury proper, but are Il
trust fund.
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can be applied for state purposes,
and the proceeds never go into the
State treasury proper, but are IA
trust fund.
THE LAND GRANTS.
The Fund consists of lands granted
to the State of Florida by the United
States. There are two grants. The
first was made by an act of Congress
ofSeptember 4, 1871. This grant took
effect upon the admission of the State
into the Union March 3, 1915. 1t was
granted for purposes of internal i'm
prOvements," and consisted of 100000
acres. These lands are usually
spoken of as "the Internal Improve
ment Lands PROPER. The second
grant was by an act of Congress of
September %, 1850. 1t granted the
whole of the swamp and overlooked
lands in the State on that day be
longing to the United States, and
"made unfit thereby for cultivation J"
BY the terms of the act these lands,
which are commonly spoken of as
"THE SWAMP LANDS" were, after
being selected and patented, to be
subject to the disposal of the Legis-
lature of the State, with the provisO,
however, that the proceeds of said
lands, whether from sale or by direct
appropriation in kind, should be APP
piled exclusively, AS FAR AS NECES-
sARY, to the purpose of retaining
sad lands by means OF leVees ana
drains. There was no such provisO,
however, as to the internal improve
ment lahds proper
THE INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT LAW
The convention which met Mt ST.
Josanh in Decembpr. lS3S and
framed the Constitution which was
the organic law of fine state from its
od,nisHinn into fine Irnion until So
cessfon i'm 1861. provided as a part of
Such Constitution that "a liberal
system of internal improvements be-
iHr essential to ihe davalonmant of
the resources of the country shall be
enconroped nv the government of
this STATE and if shall he the dutv of
the General Assembly. AS soon as
nractiroble to ascertain nv law
nrnnpr objects of Improvement in re-
1otinn to roads. canals and naviUabIe
streams. and to proyide for suitable
aDDlicatiou of such funds ms NAV be
annropriated for such improve
ments."
prior 70 1870 such "obiects of i'm
movement" had not been provided
for or declared by the General AS
sembIy. nor had provision been
made orsuch sssuitable appIicatiOn. I"
It is a fact that different schemes
had been suggested. Among others
was one that the lands should be
divided. upon some equitable basis.
among the different counties, and by
THEM applied to local public i'm
provements. The legislature which
assembled in November, 1854, during
its session, extending into 1866, add
ressed itself to carrying out the above
constitutional direction, and the act
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY


md
JckSn New
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Nos and 6-"OhicagO and Florida Special" Solid v
and Cincinnati Arrives daily except Mondays; leaves
man drawing room sleeping to Chicago via Big Four
library observation to Louisville First class thoro
car to Cincinnati Also Tuesday, Thursday and Saturda
Detroit.
Nos land 14-"The Florida Limited" Solid vestbulc
ing cars, first class thOTOughfare coaches and dnin
cinnati Through Pullman drawing room sleeping
to Chicago via Pennsylvania Lines. Daily.
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schedule of the All Year-Round "Dixe Flyer"

The DIXIE FLYER is solid train with IN
and Jncksonvllle, aud carries Pu Imam Bulte
cnroutc to aud from ST. LOUIS NO.
The QUICK STEP is solid train between
between Macon and Jacksonville
VIM, CIIECKLEY SHAW, =,
Vice President. VI
I H. RAFFrERY. D. p. A., Jacksonville, Fla
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-07-06

ask the readers Of this paper who are
suffering with indigestion or dyspcp
ma U call on them at once and get
a bottle - Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. II
you knew the value OF this remedy as
We know 10, you would MT suner an.
other day. kodol Dyspepsia Cure is
a thorough digestant and tissue build.
ing tonic as well Il IS endorsed per.
sonaily by hundreds of people whom
II has cured OF indigestion. dyspepsia.
palpitation Of the heart and stomach
troubles generally. KOdol Dyspepsia
Cure digests what you cat. Il is pleas
ant, paiataUle and strengthening.
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Lord Ei.euDorougl. the great English
Judge Wss once about 70 30 On circuit
when Lady E.leuborough said that ste
should Ike 10 accompany him. He re
piled that be had no objection. provided
shs did not incumber the cGrriage with
b6ndboIes. which were tis utter sb-
borrence. During the first days Jour
ney Lord ElleubOrOugh. happening 10
stretch bis legs put his foot through
something below the seat He d.sn0y-
cred that IL was q baudboI. Up went
the window and out went the band
box. The coachman stopped aud the
footmAn, thinking that the bau1tOx
bad tumbled out Of the window by
some extraordinary chance, was going
10 pick IL up when Lord EllcuborOugh
furiously called out, Drive on The
bandbox accordingly was left by the
ditch side. Having reached the cOun.
try town where he was 10 Otficiate az
Judge Lord Ellenborough proceeded 10
array himself for his appearance In the
courthouse. Now said he. where's
my wig-where IS my wigT my
lord" replied the attendant 1T was
thrown out OF the carriage window"
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Cured % Chronic Diarrhoes After Ten
Years % SuNerinq

7 Wish .O fas frT -.. rtE !n praise
Il Chamberlain collie Cholera and
Diarrhpoa Remedy" says Mrs Matte
Burgo ri MarriusylIe. Va. 4 suffer
- from chronic 1la-rlo@a f1r ten
years and during that time Tried va.
rious remedies Elttol, obtaining any
permanent relief Last summer one
q my children was taken with chol
era morJus. and ! procured a bottle
~ ibis remedy Only tao t0zes were
required ~ give her entire relief
I then decided 20 try The medicine my.
self. and tld not Iss al of one
bottle before vas vel al ! have
never since been troubled zlth tha,
complaint One can uo' say TOO much
In favor u that wonderful medicine "
This remedy is for sale by 2 J Ram
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WARNING ORDER.

In tae United states court IN the
ta1.ar Te--.tory. Southern district.
Ballah M Fowler. plaintiff, IS. J
G. Fowler. defendant 10. 1924
Tae defendant, J. c. Fowler, g.
warned 70 appear In this court IN thir.
y days and answer the complaint Q,
the plaluur. Beuiah u Fowler.
Witness Hon J. T. DlckersOn.
Judge th.s Cth day Of June. 1904
G. NJ CAMPBELL, Clerk
Seal
Brown & Marsh, attorneys.
6 II Butler, attorney FOR nol-rcs-
l1eut
First published June :, 1904
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Pile. uren ron q pLl.t-

Piles upon top - piles 81 people
have the piles and Dc Wits witch
Hazel falye cures them. There are
many different kinds o' piles but i'
you Ee' the genuine orIg.La, Wltc-
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a CO. ~ Chicago. a cure Us certain
". 4 T.-ta.- of sunmcrtou. S. G..
says ] had piles 90 years and y.
Witt FaIYe cured ne after every.
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when you are suffering from rheu'
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Foley's kidney Cure is the most eGec.
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Hopkins - Polar Wis says. After
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CONFEDERATE VETERANS

John II. Morgan Camp, U. C. ",
viii hold It's regular meetings on the
second Sunday In each month at the
city hall at o'clock D. IN. All old
soldiers invited.
J W GOLLEDGE. Com.
70 K BRUCE. Adjutant
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landing all that IS done by
boards Of health aui char!tab.y in
CllucI persons. the death rate among
small children is very high during the
hot weather of the summer months
iu the large cities There Is not
probably one case Of bowel complain,
Do a hundred. however. that could not
be cured by the timely use Of Cham
berlains Collie, Cholera and DlarrhOel
Remedy For sale by +. j. Ramsey
Arlmlre Drug Co. IS. 3 Frame.
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CITY GOVERNMENT.


List e. Aldermen.
F.-s, Ward. { McCaa-e1. Rube
Hardy
Third wa-a-R W. Ean5ol ! R
Fra,ey.
Third wars-R ". Raa4ol J. ".
Pennington.
Fo1rta wari-w. ? wh!,ungt.n.
~. A Gillian.
conrlttees.
F.nance-Pea1.rg-Da, W-hr,!ngtor
and McClaren
SIRE, and alley-Frzley Rzrtol
Hardy and whi,ung-on.
PU,lc-Raadol, Gillian al! Mullen
Fire-Glllan, Pe1n.ug-p- and
Mullen
wa,e-wu.s-s-waitington, F-zley
and Hardy.
o7dllA1ce-Mullcn. McCaa7en and
Pennington
Ceme,ery-R2ndol, Gillian and Nc
ChareA
S4.ltA-y-HcCSarel, Frsley. Mul
len.
lupruTeuert-Eady, WL!t;ing on
Rzudol and Fraley.
Board Of Health.
Dr.. J. W. Lofett, city physician
ORA g. g Carr. J. ". Smith, Walter
Hardy. Mayor r. W. Dick
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-07-06
PHYSICIANS.

DR.. J. ~. SMITH.
Physician ard Surgeon.
O5ce IL GoruAn Bulldog
OHcs phone s-3 rtzgE
Residence phone -
Once hours 10 70 RAE u.iA4I
n
Special attention Evsa &c Diseases
q Women and Children.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-07-06

Every woman believes 10 corporal
punishment for children when she
hasn't any.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-07-06

Most people eAg set out 20 reform
'ae public forge, q, 90 IL 70 them
selves Frsr
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-07-06

All men are equal The cay hey are
born and ,1e day ,ssy are tl-.et.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1904-01-15
oIney Say. Cleveland.

At a dinner In New York Monday
night given In honor OF Mayor Ne
Clrllan. Richard Olney launched the
Cleveland boom for president. saying:
The man Of all men most thoroughly
representative of the national policies
| have indicated. the most capable
and sure OF making them effective
the opportunity being given-the man
OF the proven courage in his cOnyic-
lions who never yet turned his back
upon the approach OF public duty and
is too old 10 learn how. that man un-
fortunately absent 40 this time. hut a
New Yorker 10y adoption II not by
birth. ana one whom New York has
always delighted to honor. that man Is
Grover Cleveland. whose record In the
past il Hn all-sufiicient guarantee Of
his action in the future" David rs.
i'm. suggesting platform. urged
planks FOR tariff revision which shall
secure equal privileges 20 all. revenues
limited 20 the necessities OF the treas.
ury. aud nn equitable adjustment OF
eNorhltant duties and adequate laws
Tor the regulation and control OF COM
binutiuus of capital