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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-08-12
That Good Feeling

The death of a great diplomat has been the cause for
another outbreak in American and British newspapers
about that good feeling which has been established be
tween the United States and eEngland.'
Maybe there is something of that kind-maybe. The
king shakes the hand of Rufus Choate and the prince of
Wales down to the depot with him. An English am
bassador goes the way Of humanity and American
ship carries the body to its home the few
booded Abions hike to NYOk and Bostng and are
given the times of their lives.
Oh, yes, all that kind of 'good feeling gets into the
papers and the bells ring oyously in Washington and at
Bucking ham palace.
rest of US Americans hate England with the hearty
warmth that the common ordinary Johnny over in Eng
land hates the United States The Englsan has always
been violently Jealous Of the American and you can't get it
out of his blood His habit of life has been to knock Amer
lean ways American people, American goods and Ameri-
fighters and the crouch he bears constitutional
with him that you couldn't shoot the good feeling into him
with XXX radum
And similarly the American. He hates England and
the Englishman. We whipped him and he whned. He
the kind Of sport that when another scrapper was
keeping mighty busy he took whaop at us from be-
hind. We detest him for that and don't like him per-
sonaly besides. We can't stand for his pretensions to
superiority; his osenatous love of himself; his blooming
indifference towards everybody and everything
Good feeing9 Go to!
Thos. w. lawson says Dispatch passed through Chi
cago. Who wouldn't?
Chief engineer Shons arrested for scorchng. Prob
ably thought he in the torr"d canal zone.
Lost strayed or stOlen-the Gautemaan ant.
|
The inventor of the ceulod collar has Just died The
fate Of the who invented the dckey is still secret
Doesn't this thought thrill you! Perhaps at this very
moment JAS r. Garfield is investigating the Standard Oh
trust.
We hope Baron Komura won't set the style in hats
Some danger that the peace conference will not have
any definite result than intercollegiate debate
Russell Sage 49, and he hash peeped about wastet
life yet.
Up to this time Chauncey Depews vindication doe
not quite size up to the stack.
If IIamlin Garland really wants the real thing in loca
color, let him ask Johann Hoch.
Gov. Coughs, of Massachusetts, has refused the presi
dental nomination in advance. Probably doesn't t.
stand in anyone elses shoes.
That last story Chauncey Depew reminded of seem
to be leetle vague.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-08-12
Exchange National Bank
OF SPOKANE, WASH
[HF Traders NATIONAL BAN.
m ap0vASr WASH

Sdpitd |bUV,UUs
Surplus and profits. $4,000
Ofiicers-Alfred Coolidge, PRESIDENT
A. Kuhn, vice president; Chas. 8. FL
tinge. cashier; J. Elmer West, assist
ant cashier.
Directors-M. NJ. Cowley, Patric1
Clark. James Monaghan, A. Kuhn. AL
fred Coolidge. u. M. Drumheller. u
Elmer West
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-08-12

1t is said that the Des MOines
youths are taking this moral to heart.
Things have changed in Des
Mones.
In the late evening forlorn maidens
sit about alone.
No longer do yawning but happy
youths prop themselves up in the
sofa corner to snooze stealthily to
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-08-12
DR.. p. 3. Byrns and Il. L. rage

Physicians and Surgeons.
212 and 213 Temple Court.
Office Phone Main "a.
DR.. Byrne: Hours--i0 to l2 N
To p. m. Or. InGersoll. rcsid
S320 Pine: Huurs3 TO IL a. m,
S and 7 to Q y. m.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-08-12

Simon Brandt of Des Moines, Ia,
has been sued by Katherine Crippen
for breach of promise.
Says Simon: IF l ever proposed
to her 1 was talking In my sleep"
Moral: Boys, go home early.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-08-12
FIVE AND TEN ACRE TRACTS

we nave several 10-acre tracts
WITHIN S3 miles Of Howard and Riv-
erside of the very best truck raising
iahd in this country, and only 500
per acre
Also one fve-acre tract in East
spokane addition, just four miles
from Howard and Riverside, that
must be sold at once, sacrifice price.
5000. 'oN'
JAMES b. GRAY,
'Hst avenue. Tel M. 800.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-08-12

SIS Riverside Avenue, Ground Floor
S1900-New room modern house:
$500 cash; $50 per month. including
interest.
$2aoo-New room modern house:
$500 cash; balance SIS per month In
Guiding interest.
$Iooo-New 4 room cottage; bath;
not and cold water; stone foundation:
cellar; $3.50 cash: balance $40 per
month including interest
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-08-12

Chief engineer Shonts arrested for scorching Pro1
ably thought he was in the torrid canal zone.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-08-12

Thos. w. Lawson, says Dispatch passed through
cago. Who wouldn't?
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-08-12

The inventor of the ceulod collar has just died TIL
fate of the man who invented the dckey is still secret
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-08-12

We hope Baron Komura won't set the style in
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-08-12

Doesn't this thought thrill you? Perhaps at I'll
JAS. R. Garfield is investigating the Stand
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-08-12

Some danger that the peace conference will
any more definite result than an intercollegiate de
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-28
8eitern NargIanS gabu.
Srat am %. 5ebrnar 1905 In Strait.
8nge berlaiIeH SilletbSt1tiun, luie foIot:
Sdaffdt

xrat am %. 5ebruar 1906 In Qraif.
Slge perlaiieH SiilensSt1ttun, Uie foIot:
Sdglid.
4.30 Born. S6neu1ng, SnipiIinie, Sdaerss
tptrit, @ariesboro. q. & VI, 8ubn uiIo ben
@iioen, uno aiseenor1rnen ScHntaas b. 8.s
gabn Sdneod. johannesburg. MdrtinsFure
1925 aSenSs = gffom. mad linion.srioae.
1Gglidt, sasgenpmmrn spnntaas.
7.t5 Sprm. - gorf, Y. & 8, Tib, uio Soupfs
Qinie 5itlih bon Gror6sGrobe, Carlisle uno
q. & 8 8nbn.
s.15 Born. = SanptIiuie, Soaerstoiun, Soneod,
Sbippensbirg, SreOerid, &mmlttsbura uub
". & s8. 9abn bis Clifton.
1912 Sorin. Gifom. nah l~lntpnsgrtbae,
VorI iIno 9ettbsburg.
2.25 9abm. Nifon. nod Gmprbs @robe.
$40 sadii. Atffou. mad @morbfSrrbe, z.
4 3. 9ib., ioipie slprf.
AZ @9Sni atfoa. na6 iluion,grisee.
tlnions8rioee. uno Sann @fiont. bis Saaerss
lopii loiuie Sancod. Sreoerid, Gmmiftsburg
*5.2J g,adnl.. = Grpreb mad, Dot, Sauspsr
nilo GETTYSBURG. (EarIpr.Sar.1
6.5u MgahIt. - Mffont. mao @norbvGrobe.
6.d5 g,nenos Ifictn. nat uutunsgrioee.
s.oo Soeros - Affon. mad GmorbsGrobe.
ssar sountags.
V'3u Bprifi. affniL. mad unionsgrtbge uuh
ESQ ga6m. = slffom. mad ituion.grisee.
4.30. Eabm. - affum. mad GInorbsSrobe.
' Sdlf ni6t an Der Re~lnfbIp1nidsIpe sGtation.
Billet, unh @epddsHireau, slIbauab'S, Gde
0bastes' uno 2eringtonsGtrnbe.
Snge bnlfe1I IN lluions, PernfpfhdnidfsIbf.f.
SulfoH' nIlo RaIbrouis l9iorfbs9Iuenue) station.
y, 8. 0risuuIb. q. Z, M.
9. ~. (s,pea. q. y. u,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-28
@6ilaorlpbia DinocriGtct.

Y6itd0clpbio q. 2Lpril. -
Der N}cQer Gliiob &obniou 30 Sabre
alt, crlitt 6eltte i'm @ofc Oea biciiaeH
County @rfdngniiic9 Ocu 600 am
@olgcu. Gr bate am 4. 9topcmbcr
b.. ). cinel mOcreu 9}cger, Nonlen9
<Iiua Collins, cri0oiicn. @r moQtc
iciuc N}aitreiic W}onie 0c1ton, meI-
6c ibn m1trcu aclpor0cn mar, nm.
brinQcu, oaciu Collins iicI i6m in Ocn
Arm ruO crbielt Die iiir Mumie be
Jimmie &llgel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-28
G~bciapcafe 9ampfcr-G umpaauic.


GBriapeates9iu
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%IluiHnleH Sonlitaas) nm $50 NbenoS uno tJuls
men IN OLD 9oint Comfort nm . llbr Morgeu3
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baltimore"
mad Mefts9oint NIB Nidlmonb, va.
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more iifio an Wlont1een, Wittioohen uno Bret
tdeel bon gSefts Hoint abfabrenoen Nalipter
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8eii. '@eibdstsifbrer. 8eH. sH1tnatersIaert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-28
Baltimore sObiO s8abn.

Man beadtte iuelteren 1tenf npR Der UT. SsssE"
Citation.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-28
Die uGricsipn.0inir.H
Gc7pIanS NIB SeruisIbania-watm.

NM NehuIDtuHHtHSUuyh.
Siee b~erIaiien s,ortf.s N Citation;
7.S0 8orrn. na1 Oorf, tdQIt0, duSoeuorn.
men Sonntaes.
$50 Born. na9 9eItc, niir GonutaeS.
ESQ nan Belair, tdsIi0. anseeuorfuIen
Gnnutaas.
s.26 ssatn. nab yorf, tasIi4, aassenou,.
uten GountneA.
400 gadm. mad SeIia, nur sonntass.
40 nnn Geltn, tdpIi1, ~ansoenpmnaen am
Gpnntng.
coo geddu. nan geIair, taoIi4, irSesnpns.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-28

. - Va Su2tls sss O.OO Jte
MititapoIis, .@t. SopaI Station. 1880 unb
-s.45 BORN, 1880 unb l5,55 gsa9m. Camden.
Station, 800 uuo *9.0O Born, lt2,O 5 Mif.
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@omo0n. eiation, 1885. 1900, 79.15 nn6 1900
Born. Il ,25, 1850 uHo 1920 abenbs.
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SsasrsiSrpm, wf. yoboI.etattOn, ls.4S sorr..
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sa1as s sa. S s@ssf.siai!ea, 81 S sasua
COMMUNICATION, 1900 Eattfn.
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$$aa!!ior 3 sseife:: IdaI.. 5.5SS. as;SS Sc
garIor. spcii., nur g. s6s8. s.S7S.g
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sne 9iee bolten tn Etfmtaetsa. - tait
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sineerI5 aft., aiss. .. 6.10R 6.1SM
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HbiIn. erpreb. -. TdgI, 600 ". e.05 4.
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carbohydrate. 90. M. g. a.-s0ebdnbeJ.
Nr. 626, Gnos8rpabtpap. Mt. HpbGIsgtdtion
pber gnmbens Statiun.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-28
9OrOOenti6er 2l0bO.
NaeselmGfigs 9ampfidifffaBrt
jtuifdeu

8egelmGfige 9ampfidifffaBrt
5piifeu
Baltimore un0 Bremen
ourd oie neuen un6 erprobten, nit
alien 8equemIidfeiten %perIebenen
BoItoampfer eriter &Iaiie:
.Gbeiu," .8ran0enburg,"
.0edar," ,g6emnis,"
DWain," D8reslait."
Die grpe6itionstage iin6 Die fol9t:
- bon Baltimore:
,Main," Wittpod. ben 3. Yini,
0odlmittdgS 9 ubr.
,Somoper," Wfttpod, 0cn II. W}ai,
gta6mittagS 2 llGr.
y8re5Iou,~ W}ittpo6, ocn "a, Nloi
Ra6mittngs 2 llbr.
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Na6mittog5 9 llbr.
y9ronoenburg," Mitt>uod, Sen T..
Suni, 0oAmittogS 9 llbr.
oWloin" O{ittmoG, Den IA. SUM,
9ta6nHttugS 2 ll9r.
8Weite 9aiite.B aiiage-Rreis:
Bon $50. 90 an,
8piidenOeds q aiiaee.Breiie:
BON valttmor. ua4 bremen. -. $500
Bon Bremen nad Baltimore $3.50.
NunOEetfe.Gfaete uuu Baltimore Radl Bremen
nno 5uritd S71.50.
gBeeen 5ratt uno 8afaae tpeube man ft6
an ole acknowledgement
u. Sdamader & &c.,
SIR. Z. Suo.@a StraBe,
ODER
G0Waro Saline,
Office bes .1enii&en GDrrcipou6enitH."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-28
9ambnrgsM
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9oppcli6raubcu.
@rprch. MnS @aEa0icr.Nicnit.

2eaeu Su Spuer fir 2OuoOu uuO EGriS al.
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81 @rouomop. Neip-Oorf.
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1877 SIt,9ultimore.S Ctr.
Nm alteH 9laRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-28
@crmiidtc tclcarapbiidc Ncpcidcn.

3n SiiO Quiucp, MiIi, er-
iGoB hilbert Z. Sparap aeltcrn ieiu3
Satin @Ii5abetb mo lid lelbit.
Giicrirdt io0 Die Iro96Oic ueron
lQbt bQbci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-28
WerGants' & &incrs' sranspor.
tatiOn Gomp.~n.

9ampiers2tsten.
Rn3 BofteH una BEN Often: iebsn Wlontda,
0ieIftoa, Donnerftng uHb Gdulttaa, Abeu6s
8 tlbr.
Ra9 Rrobt6ence unb benz Often: ~tebensonns
tag. Wltttpo@ NIB Sreitag, Qbenbs Q itbr.
gf1h glepport $ RetoS unb Nnrfoli: tiaIi9
iEi 8 llbr abeubs.
Srn6t iuirb tdeIiG Biz 8 ilht sbenbs fur all
BEN 3aee abfabrenoe 9dmpfer nnaeitommeu.
Ra@ Sdbanndh unb benz Sftben: ieben Diem.
tag, 9oHneritng uHb Samitao, slbenos 9 tlbr.
@oftoner un6 grosibence : Sampfer fabrer
bon Der Berfte ant Srbe beS Gong 9ods db;
acknowledgements bon Der @erife am Sube
Der s8tt'5 anssgtpenue.
6. ". giGinsbam. sIeent,
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Stgbt' StrnRe. Qt3,T&S)
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Baltimore 9ampf.8 So.
gate anb sassIla jgss SSst.slnts;l

Sic Der. GtGGieHsBojt bef6rbtrn6.
9dmpfer fabreu tdgli6, Spurtaee aus0en0m'
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9amplbet5uns. &oten fret steIerotrts aattltenn'
Gr. 32t, notwithstanding 9r. 500 uHo
sos, 9i9btsSirdbe. Q. ". g. Office, Gr. 215,
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uUb leringtonsStrnke.
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(Dei2-)
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-07-21
To Have Free Delivery.

The annual report of Postmaste
D. NJ. Kirby, which has just been
sent to the department, shows more
than sufficient business at the Pa
latka postoifice to entitle this city
to free delivery. This Mr.. Kirby
has asked for and will more than
likely be granted.
The gain in business at the post
office during the past year has been
10 per cent, or nearly $1,000, more
than the business of last year. BY
the way, there is no better evidence
Of the steady growth of PaIatka than
is shown in the receipts of our post
Office. For the past eight years
these receipts show a steady gain
and total increase of about 60 per
cent. And this, We are told, is about
80 per cent more than they ever
were. The following are tile official
figures: 1898. 81, 1871 l6; 1899. 81. ABA;
1900, 7,949.Is; 1891, sS.37l 80; 1902. S.
56l SO; 1903, $9O26 IS; 1904, SO. 255.59:
1905, $ll.O1l 40.
In addition to his application
tor city free delivery, Post
master Kirby has made application
for rural free delivery to take in
points from Sauble to the Peniel
section. and this application has the
approval Of Senator Taliaferro and
Frank CLARK.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-07-21
On To Memphis.

a dispatch to the Atlanta Journal
OF last Saturday, from Macon, gave
/ information of Il new air line rail-
road that will soon be built between
this city aud Memphis. The dis
( patch said
/ Mr.. ". II Legg, formerly OF the
( Georgia Southern aud Florida, but
/ now general manager 81 the Georgia,
Florida and Alabama railroad, WAS
/ in Macon this morning, having just
returned from Atlanta. where he and
I President j. z. Williams OF the
Georgia, Florida and Alabama, had
I been on business. 1t seems tu he
very well understood that Mr. Legg' :
road is seeking an outlet nOrthward,
and the presumption Is that an eE-
( tension is to be built uorthward, per
( haps To Atlanta.
Fifteen million dollars worth Of
bonds were sold in Europe a couple
of days ago 10 build line Of road
from Memphis, Tenn, to Paiatka.
Fla, and this is considered a begin
nIng for another big boom in rail
ROAD building in Georgia and Florida.
Quite number of important
meetings among big financial men
have been held in south Georgia
during the past few weeks, and
many interesting developments are
predicted. The Georgia. Florida and
Alabama may, it is said. be counted
among the properties worth watch
ing
That big things are on foot in rail
way circles concerning PaIatka has
been believed ever since the G. :. &
f R'y. purchased a whole block al
water front in the down town sec
ton of the city and secured Il right
Of way through the city. The COM
pany has since bulkheaded the river
at this point, built expensive docks
and large brick depot, now just
completed. 1t is also stated that
these are but beginning to the i'm
provemeuts the company has in con-
temptation here.
1t is also reported in PaIatka. on
what seems uuqueStioned authority.
that the Southern Railway has pur-
chased the Florida East Coast Rail-
way and hotel system.
Mr.. W. A. Merryday is a director
of the q. s. d F. R'y., but he states
that he has no information to give TO
the public.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-07-21

Mayor Usins is sporting in the
breakers at Dayt6na Reach.
Miss Genie Fearnside has gone to
Daytona Beach for several weeks.
Mrs H A Gray and grandson
Osbourn Gray are at Daytona Beach
Joe Merrill sou of T. B. Merrill.
has returned home after an absence
of four years.
DR.. Harry G. Welch expects to re-
turn 10 Palatka for few days
shortly in order to settle up his bust
ness affairs.
W. F. Wattles has let contract
for building new residence in the
hammock to p J. Becks, and work
will begin, tbs said. next week.
Harry Merryday has been taken to
the hospital i'll st. Augustine TO pass
his couyalescing period from his
recent severe attack OF typhoid fe-
yer.
Pleasant c and Miss Mary OKLA
Yer Of Keuka have gone to Alabama,
Ohio and Indiana for the summer.
The young man will enter DePauw
University, Greencastle, Ind, at the
conclusion of his visit, when Miss
Mary Waiver will return home.
The Tampa Tribune. in its issue Of
last Tuesday, says: Hon. Robert
W. Davis, formerly of Palatka, is at
the DeSoto with his family, and
will remain there for about ten days.
until he selects permanent resi-
tence in this city. He is accOmpa-
MED by his wife and infant daughter
and Mrs. Davis sister. Miss c. Ger
trude Heating AS formerly an
nouuced. the eX-Congressman and
yubernatorial candidate will form a
law partnership with Hilton 5.
Hampton. il the Hampton block,
and the experience Of the one. with
the enthusiasm Of the other. and the
brains OF both. VIII form a combina-
ton OF which all South Florida will
be proud Twenty-Five years ago
Nj Hampt0u's brother, W W.
Hampton, Of Gainesville. and Col.
Davis were partners in practice"
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Order Of EasIes.

a lodge Of the Order Of Eagles"
was instituted in this city last Fri
day night, the 18th inst. Eight
prominent Eagles of jacksonville
came and assisted State Deputy
Grand President H. f. Mclean in
forming the Palatka lodge, which
starts off with IS charter members,
most Of whom are of the younger
men Of prominece in the city.
The following are the officers of
the Palatka organization: Herbert
Crook, P. w. P; f. Noble Calhoun,
W. P; DR. w. W. {. Wall, W. v.
P; R. R. Price. w. Sec'y; Arnold
Canoya, w. Treas; H. f. Merryday.
w. c.; H. Truman, W. Cond,: Jo-
seph Price. Jr., W. l. e.; Clarence
Meyer, W. o. G.; J. b. FLYNN. 7. b.
Ray and L. C. Cauova, ir., trustees.
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The Modern MaccabeeS.

A. c. Halnrick Of Jacksonville.
supervising deputy of the order of
Modern Maccabers for the states of
Georgia and Florida. will institute a
tent Of that order in this city on
Wednesday evening OF next week
July 26th, at the Armory. The Mod
eru Maccabees is a fraternal and in
surance order, Mr.. Hamrick has
been here for the past three weeks
and has secured a large charter
membership, including many of the
leading business men of Palatka.
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SANDS Bros.
Electricians
Dealers in Electric Supplies and
instruments, Batteries. Etc.
PALATKA, FLA.

Notice of application for Tax Deed nm
DER section of chapter 1855. Laws ~
Notice is hereby given that W II
cannon purchaser OF tax certif,oato
No, l59, dated the 9Th day of Julv IN
lsoS, has filed said certificate In nv
ONCE and has made application for tay
deed to issue in accordance with law TN
SAID certificate embraces the foIiovin,.
described property situated In Putnam
county, Florida, to-wit:
~ Of ne]4 OF mel and sci. Of mel 81
ae section 2S, township 10. range S.
Inc said land being assessed At the
aate OF the Issuance Of such eertie.a, e
u the name Of Unknown. Unless
sald certificate shall be redeemed -
corning to law, tax deed win Issue tbers.
On , On the 18th day Of August a d 1eas
:, Witness my Official signature and seoi
.tls me Eth day OF July A. ID lars
Cisrt, II. JOSEPH PRICE.
NiefA Circuit CT, Putnam County Fla
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State Distributing Point.

The Keunerly Hardware company
Of this city has been given the
agency for the whole eastern and
southern part Of the state of Florida
for the celebrated Oliver chilled
pillow, and hereafter when a Jack
sonville or Tampa merchant wants
these plows his order will come to
Palatka.
A car load Of these plows is now on
the way to the Kennerly company
and are expected daily. That means
5000 pounds Of pillow and the largest
shipment OF them ever received in
this city.
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No better time than NOW to suh-
scribe for the News; year, $I.OO.
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Bet He Does. Brother.

The News has received the follow.
ing communication, addressed "To
the Good Women and Men of Pa
latIla," from w. n Mann. the vet
eran founder of Meanwhile, who is
spending the summer at bis old home
in Gilman, Ill:
II see you are working to close the
saloons. | would be glad to be there
to help You / sincerely hope you
will root out the hell holes for they
are recruiting stations for the devils.
II would send the tobacco with
the beer for l believe a man needs
a clean mouth to praise the Lord"