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The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-30
Baker County Murderers Held
to Circuit Court.

The preliminary Fearing Of the
! Baker county thugs was concluded
| at Macclebny on Wednesday when
seventeen Of the twenty-One prison.
ers from Baxter, Fla. charged with
the murder of Deputy Sheriff r T.
, Thrift, who was killed by mob,
were placed under bond in the sum
of 81 900 each for appearance before
the Circuit Court, which meets in
Macclenny on the third Monday in
November.
Three of the twelve men who were
given preliminary hearing on the
charge of committing an assault
with intent TO murder upon w. n.
Duncan, at Baxter, Fla, on Septem-
Der u, Were placed under an addi-
tionai bond of $3.50 for appearance
for trial at the same time and place.
Nine of the twelve who have been
having a preliminary hearing on the
charge of aSsaulting with intent to
murder w. N. Duncan were placed
under an additional bond of $3.50
each for appearance at the same time
and place.
All of the prisoners have given the
bonds required. The bonds were ap-
proved pS NouhtS JuuSe Derry anu
thG men nave peell Ieieaseu from GUS
todN.,,
HILARY Altman IhafIes Altlhah
ana lVE harley eaGil secured pollos-
men put tIle poius 9ld not secure
their liberty, SheflIi Herhdoh I'M
medlately TOOK tlehl In CUSTODY on
chafge oi mllroeFlnS jackson duncan
ana Jam hlleV on tne excursion tralh
from St, Augustine TO BAXTER on the
lth INST ana Tor assault with intent
to murder MarShal duncan at same
IlMe ana place. ~,
Ihe men are peing held by orders
OF the Governor OF Floftda' upon the
requIsltioh OF the Governor Oh Geor--
ga as the crimes were committed III
georgia, acc9folng 10 the ailegatloh
OF the SheFll ol NlarI'oh county,
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-30
Order for Publication.

IN c ThE CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTH JUDICIAL
M 1I VIZ, PUTNAM COUNTY, FLORIDA
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-30

Soos ,stW stock of Imported French Celery
'us' received at Burt'e Pharmacy.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-30
Order for Publication.
N THE CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTH Jl nIC, Al
CIRCUIT. PUTNAM COUNTY, fIOhIpA
IN CHANCERY.

- ,rI,I-Trr pT-trNr II trtlTNTY, FLORIDA .
Gihr Gi,,,I 4 w, iI-,ttsv 80 "a" Nan
IN ohAN'IN
Mary Josephine speck ppI r,r ForecIo-
vs. 90 i'ii1 lnr, l"i and R.ltcr
Executhr aud Trustee OF as
II appearing by the affidavit To thc 9tll filed
II, tHc above stated cause, that she believes
mai fine defendants, Andrew j Bates ana ''-
rIme E. Bates, partners as A. q. B4.tr ai," o,
Nat their residence and place Of bushes Is
s02 lhuEGh s'Te IT S,t,.iner Woy1td Watkm, Al
tnal Virt,rbf anj II d voorheer, partners
as Wrimer, Wright and Watkin, are noh,reSl,
a. me tfe of ilorida and reside al ANA
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-30
Long Way For a Husband.

The Southland Times If 'Tnvercar-
gill, New Zealand, of Saturday July
9th, contains the following marriage
notice of interest to many PutnDm
county people, who will remember
the bride as the adopted daughter Of
the late John Gresham of Welaka:
SUTTON-WALGACE--On the l4th
June, 1904, at "Aonaich' the resi-
dence of Mr.. p. S, 3rodie, Inyerrar-
gill, by the Rev. R. Ferguson, Ernest
Walter, fourth son of the late Thorn
as Sutton of Fair Few Thornbury,
10 Matilda Lennock, only daughter
of the late Arthur b. Wallace of
Ryal Bush, \. H., and Welaka, Flor
ida, T. :. A.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-30
HAS SOLD A PILE OF CHAMBER
LAIN'S COUGH REMEDY. Y.,,. -.

/ have sold Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy for more than twenty years andft
has given entire satisfaction l have
sold pile of it and can recommend it
highly y,-JosEPH MoELHINEY, Linton,
Iowa. You will find this RENT dy good
friend when troubled with cough or
cold 1t always affords quick relief and,
is pleasant to take. For sale-by Acker-
man u SteWaIt's.
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yJs,,..y y "A i Bill taF Dlyoroo.

'oSelhlpe Tuckerl
W, " r BIZ for Divorce.
hchEie Tucker NJ aE gag
t htha above stated cause. thar, resitlenee
eATR4le tucker he detendant therein nam
NJ Unhhown, and that Tho said defendant,
vo'rIo erAo Fucker is over the age of twenty one
ibo - d and mt tlrrre Is no persOn Ia the state,
an5 'efNice Of subpoena npon whom would
ms, S saS ~detcndant; il IL therefore ordered
aonirsi defeudant be and he Is hereby re.
iSSatt1t- 20 apper TO the bill Of complaint filed
al Snl.ci ~, ciluNe on or before Monday the 9TH day
ionsA lbet, 4. d 1904, Otherwise the allegH.
said a. AtlI bill Will be taken as confessed by
lisa luriher ordered that this order be pub
NJ ~ ~ 4nee 70 week fur consecutive weeks ia
nptli.it ka News aud Advertiser newspaper
'1Tlii''e,ed Ti',e In said county aud state. ..
IsaaIfs als august %, 1891
~. I CoNE, 1ySli, Gisrt Gtyc,,it n = iSs' Court
solicitor ton Complainant.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-30
PALATKA TO OCALA.
New Air Line Railroad VIII
Probably Connect the Gem
and Brick Cities.

The Ocala Star OF Saturday last
contains the following regarding the
prospects for an air line railroad be-
tween Palatka and Ocala:
"A proposed new railroad and one
that is so feasible and practicable
that it is looming large in the eyes Of
comparative roads, is al air line road
from Silver Springs to Palatka, con-
Meeting of course, with Ocala at this
end Eight miles of this road have
already been built by the OckIawH
ha Lumber Company, and is used by
them for logging road. 1T is stan-
dard gpuge, and constructed m the
very best manner. Two more miles
are now being built, and will be fin
ished by the LIST of January, thus Civ
ing II fourth of the mileage from
Ocala to Palatka, as on an air line
the distance is a Scant forty miles,
as against seventy, or a little more,
via the A. G. l.. When the new road
is built, and the next two years Will
see it an accomplished fact, it will
follow to II certain extent the general
course of the Ock klaWaha, maintain
lug the direct line to Palatka as near
as practicable. There is AZ immrnse
body of timber along the route to be
traversed by the road, both pine and
cypress, and one of the finest tracts
in the state, and the transportation
OF this timber to maket, SO experts
in railroad construction say, Will far
more than pay for the building of the
road.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-30
Rev. VIM. Stones Resigns.

Rev. VIM, Stones, for the past
seven years pastor of the Baptist
church in Palatka, has rendered his
resignation, At Il meeting of the
congregation next Sunday night this
will be acted upon, and, as was
stated by prominent member of the
church, "will probably be accepted,
not that we desire q change, but for
the reason that Mr.. Stones has de-
termined TO GO
Rev. VIM. Stones is the oldest pas
tor, in point of service, in Palatka.
The relations between pastor ADD
people have always been, and still
are, harmonious, and the members,
not alone of the Baptist church, but
of all the other Christian churches
in the city will regret his determiua-
tion to sever his present pastoral re-
latioms.
Mr.. Stones has not made known
his call to any other field, hut it is
generally believed that his services
are in demand from another and lar
ger congregation,
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Notice.

Notice Is hereby gwen N intend 10 az ply
tn Hon James L WI Is, y udge ,f the Circuit
Court Of the Eighth judicial ca cut Of Florida,
for license to manage, take charge of. ana
cor troll my property, ana 10 become a free
dc ller IN every resi- ect
MARY HICKdAN DEVEREuX.
This sept 27th, 1904. 1T
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-30
Registration Notice.

viii Il, ,hegi,'ratlon Book for Putuam County
N nsIst p'i In my oillee at the court HOUSE
hs f,nAAa lr the purpose Of regist alton on
RnN's.NW4lng days each week MONDAYS,
% 6,t sa1Ais and SATURDAYS, from 9
m5Na' NM ~. io IL m and from 2p IN. 10 5 p. m.
jniI sing Nugust LIST. 1904.
% ~ HkN1S PETERMANN,
''"s'siration o1lcer, Putnam 60 Fla
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paIatka Green House and all plants ~,
Cor sale. Must be disposed OF M
mediately.s MRs. = G. b. -hEslsN' y,
near union depot,
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GoINGs ON IN FLORIDA


The Carnegie public library at
Jacksonville is nearly completed.
The strawberry acreage at Hamp-
ton will be greatly increased this
| year.
Lake City will give IL big barbecue
tomorrow and crowd of 5000 is
expected,
DR.. f. f. Rollins has been nomi-
mated for mayor of Titusville by ac-
cIHmation.
Editor Fitzgerald Of the Daytona
Gazette-Ncws is taking a course in
the law department Of Stetson uni
versity. -,....
One hundred and five prisoners
Were boarding at the Duval county
| Jail on Monday. What AN elegant
rake Off for the sheriff
/ w. r. Spencer of Arcadia, Fla,
was among the killed in the South
ern Railway collision at New Mar
ket, Tenn, last Saturday
J. d. Burritt, Of Brooksville, is
dead, He. was all old citizen, Il
member of the city council and a
deacon of the Campbellite church,
Frank &. Boyleston commercial
agent of the a tlantic Coast Line at
Jacksonville has been elevated to
theotfice of district passenger agent.
/ The corner stone of the new Span
lsh Santtarium at Tampa was laid
"n MomaaS' 1d0 "6n Ile 9"Il,'arduih VIII
opSt Tio?'g"o' "ilH VIA 'e '"I 'i'e ''9''
VI 0Pa''iS'' reslue'l'S''
Bishop Kenny has returned from
his visit to Rome. He celebrated
| pontliical mass in Jacksonville last
Sunday and on Monday evening was
given reception by the knights ot
'o,ull'p"S'
Vincent Tablslnski was severely
wounded IN the right shoulder at
dental discharge of shot gun which
he was carrying through thick un-
brush
A. j. Macarthur founder of the
Gainesville fire department and its
chief, has resigned and will move
with his family to savannah. The
Gainesville board of trade has adopt
ed resolutions OF regret.
-. , rYI. o.,
Richard a. Lamb OF High Springs
lost his life on Sunday by the acci-
dental discharge OF his own pistol,
which dropped from his pocket and
discharged while Lamb was engaged
in friendly wrestling bout with
L'tWtel fhilpoC'
A lot OF genuine Texas COW boys
and wild Texas steers have been en-
gagged for the Jacksonville carnival
The carnival is going to be the big
gest show ever given IN the state ana
the people of Florida are going to
throng Jacksonville during The week
of the show.
The preliminary trial of the Baker
county murderprs has been in ses-
sinu at Nacclpnnv all the week.
The Jersey City news., 1904-10-21

TO JACOB BEKTscHMANN. AMELIA
Annie 7. Watson, mis- wife; Banoue Can
tonale Vaud Use, the Bank OF Montreal. Err
menegildo Paladini, Emaneul Gerli, Joseph
Ratti, The Victory silk Mil, The Bergen
Mussmann aad John Mussmann.
You are hereby notified that at a public sale
made by the City Collector Of Jersey City, on
the 26th day Of April, 1904. purchased for the
Cents all the land and real estate situate IN
Jersey City, in the County Of Hudson and
State of New Jersey, fronting on Hudson
Boulevard, which is laid down and designated
lots three and four g and y. In block
number nine hundred twenty-four (s24l. as
shown upon L. d. Fowler's official assessment
map of Jersey City (1S9l), said sale being made
pursuant to the provisions of an act of the
Legislature of New Jersey, passed March S0th.
1885, entitled
sAn Act concerning the settlement and collec-
ton of arrearages Of unpaid taxes, assess
mentS and water rates or water rents In
cities of this State, and imposing and levy
ing a tax, assessment and lien in lieu and
the payment thereof. and to provide for
the sale Of lands subjected to future taxa
tion and assessment"
And the several supplements thereto.
And you furfher notified that you appear
to have an estate Of interest in said land and
real estate, and unless the said land and real
estate shall be redeemed. as provided in said
acts, within year from the date OF sale
and after the service hereof, deed for the
same will be given conveying to the purchaser
the fee simple OF said land and real estate Rc-
eording to the provisions OF the said acts
Da'ed Jersey @ clsy. 1 =. y; Nay l9th. 1904
Purchaser.
g - ~ tsale No. 1O2sso.
The Jersey City news., 1904-10-21
ADJUSTMENTS.

After a phenomenally successful run
which has Iassei almost three months,at
the Majestic Theatre. New York. Nam
nser Z. o. Waisssy mss heen compelled to
send is "ls.v ss ssi:es' company on the
road in asssr t. fuiG. contracts in a NUM-
bar Of tHs Larger cities in the country
tha. had been mass over year ago, aud
SATURDAY ries.. Get. as. has been set as
shs Emit Of the engagement. These last
TWO wssxs wiz therefore be the only op-
portuNiss sar same time to come of hear
ipg shs famous song hits. Peggy Brady"
'srhs-> Gao Goo Man. '',rhe Bremstiels
Witches. Z Sail With Me,s' ~aIercenary
Mary Ann, "The Maid Of Nicobar.
Uncle cams Marines, and ''The Star
of Fate.a
rhs mere announcement d the last
The Jersey City news., 1904-10-21
at||''D
FRIDAY. OCTOBER q. 1904.

Tile Paterson ,Guardian" comments
on Mr.. Stokes's visit to that city,
Edward Caspar Stokes has come to
town been looked upon, litened TO and
gone away The verdict of the towns
people who saw and heard him is, he
won't do.
Not that he isn't smart, but because
Is not candid speaker he is not a
convincing debater; he befogs an issue
and pettifogs case. He is trimmer,
and none such need apply.
The demand of equal taxation springs
from the people 1t is not an issue Gre
ated by politicians. Ii is not fictitious
sentiment or false quantity. 1t is de-
mand made by the people upon the two
political parties.
First it was made upon the Republic
cans in control of the State administra-
ion last winter They sought to smother
the bills in committee. They refused to
yass them al the regular session. In cau-
JESS
.us theyrrejected them at the extra ses-
sion. They would not even yield the
point Of taxing second-class property at
local rates then. All the Republicans
eonld be brought to do was to refer the
matter to commission to report and
there they thought the agitation would
end.
But it did not The plain issue was
presented by the people in this PROPOSE
The Jersey City news., 1904-10-21

SPECIAL MASTERS SALEM CHAN
Gerry of New Jersey
Between Catherine Mack, complainant, and
Mary SHannigan, ct ais, defendants
On bill for partition and decree for sale.
Charles Nj. vreeland, solicitor for comp ain
ant.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Court of Cham
tied cause on the twenty-second day of Sep
tember, 1904 ordering the sale OF the prem
ises hereinafter described, j, Thomas j. Ken
rledy one OF the Special Masters of the SAID
Court. will sell at public vendue, to the
highest bidder, on +
FRIDAY, the eighteenth day of Noyem-
ber, "A. d. 1904,
at two O'Clock in the afternoon. upon the said
premises, at No. l Halliday street, jersey
City. all the following described lands and
premises. being the same described in the said
decree, to wit:-sAn those certain loss pieces
or parcels of land and premises, situate lying
and being in Jersey City, in the County of
a certain map, entitled MAP OF South La
fayette Hudson County, New Jersey, made
by Mallory and Miller. City Surveyors, Jersey
CITY, are known and DISTINGUISHED as lots
numbered thirty-two tS2). thirty-eighr {sS)
and thrty-nine 1897 In block numbered six
hundred and seventy-two, including the in
choate rights OF dover Of the defendants.
Augustus Brisky Doyle, wife Of Michael Pat
rick Doyle susan Philips Doyle. wife Of
Thomas Doyle; and Elizabeth Mckeen DOYLE
wife of James Doyle, together with all and
singular the hereditaments and appur en- ancss
to the said premises belonging or in anysise
THOMAS J. KENNEDY,
Special Master in Chancery of New Jersey
Is Exchange Place, Jersey City, N. ].
Dated October 19. 1904
The Jersey City news., 1904-10-21
LEGAL NOTICES.


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE
twenty -ffth day of July. 1874, Application
Commissioners by Josiah Partrldge & Sens
Company ana others for the vacation OF Por-
tions of Garrabrant street. as follows;-
First. Beginning at a point in the north
easterly line OF Coinmunipaw avenue at Its m
tersection with the northw esterly line OF Cara
brant street, thence running northeaslerly
along the northwesterly line of Carr aDraat
street six hundred and ten (61W feet; thence
southeasterly at right angles TO said line or
Garrabrant street sixty (60) feet to the south
& southwesterly along said southeasleriy line or
Garrabraat street six hundred ana zen lolO
feet 10 the northeasterly line OF Conlmunip1w
avenue; thence northwesterly along the nosine IN
easterly line of Communipaw avenue sixty l60l
feet to the place OF beginning.
Second. Beginning at a point in the. nerth-
westerly line of Garrabrant street at It's inter-
section with the northeasterly line OF Maple
street; thence running northeasterly along the
said northwesterly line OF Cara brant street
three hundred and ninety-five $3.50 feet to
thence southeasterly at right angles TO salc
line OF Garrabrant. street sixty t60) fee- t.
the southeasterly line of Garrsbrant street
thence southwester.y along said line OF 6;--
rabrant street three hundred and ninety -siTs
$3.50 feet to point: thence northwesterly at
right angles to said southeasterly line of Gar
place of beginning: which said proposed Wiz
cation is more particularly shown on map at
tached to said petition. and that the twelft h
and the Assembly Chamber Of the City Hail
are fixed the time and place when and
where the Board of Street and Water Com
missioners win meet to hear and consider any
objections to said proposed vacation that may
be presented in writing.
BY order of the Board Of Street and Water
GEO. t. BouToN.
Dated Jersey City. August IS. 1904
The Jersey City news., 1904-10-21

SPECIAL MASTERS SALE. IN cIiANCERx
of New Jersey.
Between Margaret Ford, complainant, and
Magdalena Boye, ct ais, defendants.
j. Merritt Lane, solicitor for complainant
August Ziegener. Jr., and James Agnew, soliei-
fer defendants.
BY virtue of decree of the Court of Chan-
cery of New Jersey, made in the above cause
bearing date the eleventh day of July, 1894
ses mentioned and described in the said bill
of complaint and said, decree for sale ],
Charles C. Black. Special Master in ChancerY
Of New Jersey. shall sell at public vendue
TUESDAY, AUGUST Both, 1904
at two o'clock in the afternoon of said day,
at and upon the said premises hereinafter de-
seribed, in such portions as to me shall seam
most for the interest of the parties, aii the
following described land and premises, being
the same oeserlpeu IN salu decrse Tor saies 10
All those certain lots, tracts parcels or
pieces of land and premises situate, lying
and being in the Township tnow the TOWN.
and State of New Jersey. which on certa n
map, entitled Sketch showing survey of los
fifty-seven (57) and hfty-nine (59) and plot
map OF property belonging to the West H boz
ken Land Association, Town of West Hobok m
n j., made by George W. Bond. C. E. ami
Of Ssrad auassn e9qh'y a q 1sS and nun nun
on said map or sketch, including the dover
right of the defendants, Elizabeth Lux. Annie
Lux and Sophie Lux. together with all and
singular the hereditaments and appur;enanSss
10 the said premises belonging or In anywise
apperJaining.
Dated July 2s, 1904.
CHARLES c. BLACK.
Special Master in Chaneery Of New Jersev.
The Jersey City news., 1904-10-21
LEGAL NOTICES.



BY VIRTUE OF Az ORDER uf raE Cli-
phans' Court OF the County OF Hudson, made
July sth. 1874. at TWO O'Clock the aIterAoon.
sell public yendue. upon the premises, all
those certain lots Or parcels OF land and prem
ises, situate, lying and being in Jersey City. in
the County OF Hudson and State Of New Jer-
sey, as fellows:-
ist TraeI-1hat lot known and des gnated by
the number twenty seven I'D, in block num-
bered five hundred and twenty-one (521). on a
certain map entitled Map Of the 18th, I4th
10Th and 18th Wards OF Jersey City. fsrmerly
the City of Bergen, Hudson County, New Jer-
sey. made by order OF the Mayor and Alder
men of the City of Bergen by John P. Culver
City Surveyor, 1870, said lot 10 situated and
fronts yon Sledler, formerly BaTrows street
2Ed Tract-Begmning at point tho
sourherly side OF COnmunipaw avenue distaot
one hundred and twenty-five Q25) feet wester-
ly from jackson avenue: thence running south
(95) feet thence westerly parallel with Com
Baunipaw avenue twenty and five tenths t2L5l
feet; thence northerly parallel with Jackson
avenue nnety-hve t95) feet to Commnnipaw
avenue; thence easterly along Communipaw
avenue twenty and five tenths t2o.0 feet 70 be-
ginning
erly line of Siedler formerly Barrows) street
at the corner of lot Ihirty-two (32l on the
Map of Sherwood. Hudson County, N H." on
point is distant two hundred and thfrty-sIx
(236) feet ten Q0) inches northeasterly from
the corner of Bramhall avenue; thence running
feet to the line dividing lots twenty-six t26l
and twenty-eigbt (2S) said map; thence
southeasterly along said line one hundred (lOO)
feet; thence southwesteriy fifty (50) feet TO the
line of lot thirty-two (ss) thence north Westerly
along said line hundred ll00l feet to Sled
Ter street. at the place OF beginning; being lots
twenty-eight (2s) and thirty (se) as laid down
MARY NOLAN.
Adrninstratriy
The Jersey City news., 1904-10-21

the main course of his narrative, which
leads by way of the Boston gas fights to
Amalgamated Copper. Addicks has per-
suaded him to take charge of
cks's-contests with Henry
II. Rogers and STANDARD Oil,'' and for
pure love Of combat the Boston financier
with all his forces, has come to the rescue
of the Delaware buccaneer. 1t is an ex-
citing passage in which he tells of the at
tacks and retreats, the tolls and strata
gems of this campaign, and for interest
and thrill it holds its own with the real
lighting in the 'sThree Musketeers." Fin
ally, Lawson and Rogers come together,
and the dialogue between them as they
proceed to adjust their differences is one
of the most striking chapters in the story.
The drama of the Standard Oil magnate
tempting Lawson away from Addicks,
and offering him millions to join the
Standard Oil'' band, and the Boston fin
ancier refusing, is described in language
at once direct, forcible and picturesque,
and once more forces home to the read
er's mind the fact that truth is indeed
stranger than fiction.
The Lawson article is but one feature
Of an excellently balanced and readable
! magazine. There are seven rafting
good short stories and large installment
of Hall Gaines great novel, .The Prodi-
gal Son. The leading article in the
number, on New Fighting Machines, .
! describes the latest devices of war, such
as the new American rifle, the japanese
field guns, the last novelties submarine
boats, gunpowders, etc Vance Thomp-
son contributes an intimate study of the
kindly old gentleman who is President of
France and Eugene Wood has one Of his
humorous discussions of health topics:-
IS Bathing Good for Us?' The maya
zine also contains eight drawings of
Washington by Vernon Howe Bailey, the
clever artist, whose series, American
Cities in Pencil has attracted SO much
attention. Everybody's Magazine has
now the largest newsstand sale in Amer