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New-York tribune., 1905-05-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

oth-aye. n v corner 2olst 0911xlOO; William
Same property. Alfred G Bachman to Eugene Si0o
Moses; mortgage. $4,000. .::.:....--...... 100
Ernest Hammer to Ignatz Roth ct al; mortgage.
855-ave, 5. lso 10 # Of i74th-st. iooxi5o: 1OV
William RoseazwS!s Realty Operating Company
1C7th-st 10 2ls East. 211Ox1ooii: Carolina
Newmann to Jacob siegeI and another;
Pei Pace n s. lot 235 map Fended property.
South Mount Vernon. SO 4x1OO; Mary Duncan to
2l5th-st n $ 500 # Of ioth-ave 25x99 il Mar
Lucy Luckey; mortgage $12,5O0. Nominal
shelfer ct al executors 10 Joseph Meaney. Il2Ooo
100; Emma WalIach another, individual AMI
eHeiHoTs to Acton Eealty Conpahy I0eOe
acuioTs to &cton Realty COMPANY 80 .,: % 200
EI2grzoi-St " s. % It s OF se939an%vTi & 'oTlU:
ecutoTs to o' Maurice -i y Haipn iff 54oo
I Osk to Hyman Levin mortgage. SIS. 100 100
Joseph Kleinseid to julius Gruber; mort
sase $500. ,, - i - 'oo
S4l5 faor gs9SeF; gsSe $500 ,ls 'peF anne 100
% 4asa.a nlaa 2lS TO JACOB bns1 62rlG3s al as
pSr&-avc. Nos i,664 ana l. adG " 5o5zeo;
Herman G.asscr to Sarah Gems; mortgage. ,oo
liotih-sf 5 $ % It " of Rroadway I25xo9.I
samuel Wacht to James D Gasan; mortgage 100
William I! ostrendcr to Cathleen Turney' mort
nm s 10 "a West az izi66ii Isdor Fried
lander 10 Harry l. Roecn. O.: -. 100
10th No Il - West. JI.6xlOO1; Lnngacre
Realty Company to Wesley Thorn mortgage -
o. .
Same property: Wesley Thorn city Real Estate
Company: mortgage, Sl25oOO :--.--. 100
Hamilton Place, : 1i4th-st. lrreSu-
lar Broadway. = corner 1i4th-st. 1879 luN
100. Coored Orphan Asylum and Association FOR
BENEFIT OF Co.ored Cnldren TO Realty transfer 80.
same property. Realty Transfer COMPANY to Delta go
HcRt% Company mortgage, SO! .-ou.... -.-.,- loo
IO3d-St. n 5. @ OF ParE-ave. 16xlohll: Harris 80
MasLansly Victor Price, mortgage S'V9o.-- S'lUo
5th-st, n 315 n OF 2i-ave. -'x4'f i~esiA
schwartz Benjamin GLASGOW mortgage "a,
$4,000 100
1oltr-st No .o3 East 25xlO0 H. 1o5th-st Nos
III l73 East, 5oTluO1l; Presco,t EeaIY -
BtadnuIst-aye. No 81 s, N.2Nio2; Edmund
: 70 Lucy II Purcell and another; mortgage -
o.
II Felf ~ 81 Louis Realty company Nominal
Seaman ave " of Emerson-st tdiN
Wallach and another, indNlduaL
as executors Maurice W HalPln. e,UOO
2dth-st 81 West. 6oNlSe. George Huck, IT. 10
Z Potter, all liens loo
ave, Nos t97S and lgSO. 59NlOD, Samuel
Greenfield solomon Wnlach, mortgage 900
Treniont-ave Nos LEO ana OG2. 5Oxl00
Kath Hooks Frederick Winston. ..--.--. 100
Treniont-ave. 80 1.udO. 8 25XiUi. Myron w
Cudaebact Kath i Hooks, two-thirds part >-..,
mortgage. 50 - ->"''i''i'
East Bruadway. No 25s. 21N595, A6rhAam 900
10 Julius TshUan; mortgage $l4spO- ....' iOo
uel Meyer Ct a % Louis Niebc,g ana anothei' 100
a7th ~ g. "a Wet a5xloo5. Edward Raer ct 80
al Morris IIaLer et al mortgage. S-soOo-- lV'
New-York tribune., 1905-05-07
MANY HORSES FOR BRooKLYNs SHOW

A list Of go entries has been received for the
Brooklyn Horse Show. which opens tomorrow
night in the clubhouse Of the Brooklyn Riding and
Driving Club, on Prospect Park Plaza. This is by
far the greatest number Of entries ever received By
the association. and seems 10 guarantee the sue
cess OF tae snow. II viii continue through Thurs
DAY. evening sessions only being held.
The programme for tomorrow night follows:
In-Judging seventeen saddle horses 10 and over
class "a ''
rnents 70 count 20
class u.
s-Dl ? m-Jucging four saddle cCbs. class 80
s-oo p judging nine pairs Of over
snc not exceeding 49,,
80 p nn--JGdging sixteen polo ponies, class
lV-Zg ? M Judging seven single brouRham horses not
nIder l52, appointments
1o.s9 p m-Judging nine pairs harness horses 10 he
Shown 10 SoEnans pkaeion women 10 drive.
u p rnJudgng thEtytwo Jumpers six successive
tunDs three AT four and Al four feet SIX
inches. 49, 80
New-York tribune., 1905-05-07
MECHANICS LIENS.

5th-ave $ " corner 55th-st 1OOX1Oo; Caroont5S
Machine COMPANY agt FTfty-ffth Street Com
pany owner; General Building and Construction
Company, contractor
2sth-st No an 10 32I East. 4 Gordon & BIO
agt Joseph Oransky. Joseph Bernstein and Joseph
ZImberg owners and contractors
2Sth-st No ar TO s21 East: jacob RossnblUrn and
another agt Louis Haransky. Joseph l. Bern
stein and Joseph Zimherg. owners ana con-
2Sth-st No 319 20 3e7 East: the structural 9rprly
Company agt OranSky. bernstein = N'''iDeis'
C7lristopher-st No 113. Becky PTudovsky ase
Sylvester WIttig, owner; Sigmund Fucns. CON
tractor -
79th-st No 242 10 pa East same agt ttnIy
Glauter owner. Sig7uund Fuchs. contractor
Shave 5 @ corner 126th-sJ. 491lNloo- same ast
Henry ] Humphrey. owner; Signlund tNchs'
contractor --------- 80.
broadway : G corner 41st-st. 5OX20O1 trregUiar'
F!Ush WitHers and another agt Louis l. Ioci'
owner and contractor. '-'----
New-York tribune., 1905-05-07
EoBsBAw WINS MARATHON RACE.

ST Louis May 6.-Joseph Forshaw, Of st. Louis,
renresentirg the Missouri Athletic Club, the
25-nle Marathon race to-day in hours Il minutes.
He finished in fine condition.
s r. Hatch. unattached, finished second, having
run two miles behind Forshaw; Felix CaTvajaI, Gu
ban Missouri Athletic Club, third; Frank Hem
meter St Louis University Athletic Association,
fourth; Albert A Corey. Chicago Athletic Associa-
ton. fifth. and louis CapOral. unattached, sixth.
New-York tribune., 1905-05-07
COLUMBIA LOSES TO HARVARD.


by TELEGRAPH TO TEE IhIBUNEI
Cambridge Mass, May 6.-Harvard defeated the
association football team Of Columbia this after
noon by a score Of goals TO L
Periods Of 20 and 35 minutes were played.
Throughout the game was close and interesting.
In the first half Harvard the first to score
a try at a goal from foul. Osborne kicked the
goal; Columbia soon eVened matters in the same
half Hartog made pretty goal from difficult
side angle.
In the second half neither side scored until near
the close of the game when Green drbbled the ball
half the length of the field and passed to Gordon,
who kicked the winning goal. The game wit
messed by a large crowd Of spectators.
New-York tribune., 1905-05-07
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

C,o1,,,rus-ave corner Van Buren-st Two
s+o-v frame dwelling houses and store. o"N-t'
Louis Nazza. owner. Bernhard EbeliES- archi- .
- o -- o.
Commonwealth :. - q oc Nerriii-st.
two story frame dwelling house and store ~
~. Mrs Marie Kergelman. owner; BernhaIu
EheilnE aF"hitect-.-
l=Sth-sr s IS n of Watson Lane. Two stoEy
and attic frame dwelling house. @lXSVi NJ
Louise Berge. owner; Bernhard Ebeling. aTcai-
teCt
commonwealth lave . =. $50 q % West Farms
Road two story frame dwelling house. @lxoo'
Charles Weber jr. owner. Bernhard EsoeliLS'
architect ---.
Valentine-ave. corner 2O2d-st. two story rams
dwelling house 20N55. " y Bergen owner, q >
i79dst W s. 10 n n Of Cileason-ave Two sioiY
franc dwelling house. 2lNS2 q. Peter LuonSN
owner. Gustav Schwartz. architect
CNrutCna Park North. 5. 20 n W OF MarirlCn-
ave three story brick dwelling house. zZNoos
Harry McGauEh. owner, NJ GarVtn. architecl
lSSth-st s. 2T5 u e of Lincoln-ave. one story
frame WAGON shed SON4O, Patrick Goodman,
owner. c 4 Miner. architect
eto-v frame dwelling houses 20NSS. William
c Bergen. owner; C7aarles 5 Clark, architect
New-York tribune., 1905-05-07
CLOSE Fight FOR HoNoRs.

New-Haven, Conn. May 6.-TEe annual inter-
scholastic track athletic meet held at Yale Field
by the Yale University Track Athletic Association
to-day was participated IN by nearly twenty pre-
aratory school and academy teams. The winner
~ the meet under the score as it stoodat the close,
subject 10 revision by the committee on protests,
was Hill School, by % points. worcester Academy
i5is ST Paul's School Il, Eaverford Grammar
School TO- Friends Central School 4 Banks Bust
ness COLLEGE @ Dwight School 2, and South Man
chester Eiign School !.
New-York tribune., 1905-05-07
REPORTED LEASES.

Du Bos & Taylor have made the following leases
of dwelling houses: No. 80 West 146th-st.' for
Thomas Kilvert to Eugene c. Gibney; No. 1929
yyasbtngton-aye for NJ J. Klein to William J.
McKeough; the northwest corner Of Convent-ave.
and 14sth-st., for Paul NJ. Herzog to Miss c l..
barry No 5Sl West 145th-st, for i. {. Woehrle to
TJward b. Grant; No. 467 West i52d-st., for Bar
ciav Ward to c. H Plant; No. GA West 48th-st.,
for Taing estate to Joseph W. Keyes. No 6l6 W est
i9Sth-st for Laing estate to John 7. Nicholson.
New-York tribune., 1905-05-07
CHOICE PARCELS CHANGE HANDS.

Henry D Wnans & May have sold No SS East
4etb-st a four story high stoop hrownstone house,
on LOT q SKIS feet for Grayson Martin also. sold
No. 715 Park-ave., between 69th and 10Th sts., q
four story highstoop private dwelling house lot
e6vSs II feet for Charles II. Barney, ana No. 10
E9st 62d-st a four story private dwelling house,
on lot 25x16O5 feet, for the Farmers Loan and
I-rllst CnnnanN.
New-York tribune., 1905-05-07
TRINITY DEFEATS UNION.

Hartford, Conn. Nay 6.-Trinity College defeated
Union to-day in the annual dual track meet by a
score Of 70 to 46. A brisk wind which blew across
the track kept down the time in distance events
The feature was the fine Of Flowers, of Union
in the two-mie race, in which he distanced all
competitors by a lap
New-York tribune., 1905-05-07
STOCK EXCHANGE BROKERS AT GOLF

c. B. Macdonald made the hest gross score and
l. s. Kerr and r. P. Worrau tied for the best net
prize in the ninth annual handicap the Stock Ex-
change Golf Club, at Knollwood yesterday. Mac
donald's card was:
Out .....................4 4 8 6-I
In .......................5 3 3 B 8 4 @ 4-27-7S
Daniel Bacon and L Tappn tied for the third net
prize, each at 73. There entry list of sixty
I eight with about forty-1ve starters, Of whom
thrty-eight returned cards. The summary:
New-York tribune., 1905-05-07
JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER A BUYER.

H w. Nichols has sold for the Cochran estat
10 John D. Rockefeller three acres at Tarrytown
The tract has a frontage in the State Road 1t ad
joins a parcel owned by the buyer.
New-York tribune., 1905-05-07
FOR BIG BROOKLYN TRACT $8oo,ooo.

Contracts were signed yesterday for the sale OF
eighty-six acres owned by P J. Carn' the coitrac-
+or Tho rroner+,, is in Kings Highway and Ave
nue. ], Flatbush, adjoining Fanderyeer PaTk. ri
Wood, Harmon & Co were the purchasers Inc
consideration was about 100000.
New-York tribune., 1905-05-07
TO IMPROVE MoReENTHAu HOUSE.

Plans have been hed with Buildings Superln-
tendent Hopper for the enlargement and remod-
elling Of the four story and basement dwelling
house No. 30 West 72d-st., owned by Mrs Josephine
Morgenthau. A new Colonial facade is, ito be erect
ed OF brick. trimmed with limestone and terra
Gotta. ana adorned with a balcoay, TWO story
New-York tribune., 1905-05-07
MISSIONARY sIsrERs no BUILD.

Plans have been filed for new four story house
to be erected in Fort Washington-dve.. north of
1S1st-st for the Missionary Sisters Of the Sacred
Heart, of whom Sister Filomena Ajain is mother
superior 1t Will adjon the present home of the
Sisters IN Fort Washing tOn-aVe.
New-York tribune., 1905-05-07

,,,,a RIM broad iump and pole vault. and scored
nH but one point in the 1oo-yard dash and l2oyaIa @
6,,r5Ies Brown took firsts in both distance run
Two new Dartmouth records were establlsilSlu'
Swazey winning the 22oyard dash in Y seGonIS, tt
I-biia Tantain Thrall in the half-me run maue Ils
erceIlent time Of $50 10, clipping as seconos 1O
the record made by Professor Bolster in 1880
New-York tribune., 1905-05-07
CATHOLIC HOME FoR SINGLE WOMEN.

Charles q. Duross has sold the four story private
house No 227 West 14th-st. 25xl20 feet, for Jose
Torres TO Nine. De St. Just, for $4,000 Mrs. De
ST lust bought last week, through the same brolI-
~ No 225 West l4th-st.. making plot 5NXCO feet.
The property is to be improved and then used by
the Sisters Of Charity a home for single women
New-York tribune., 1905-05-07
SELECTS SITE FOR FIRE ENGINE HOUSE

The Fire Department has selected. through VIII
lam stonebridge broker. the plot, 50XloJ feet
The west side Of Belmont-aye. 300 feet south of
East 1S3d-st as the site for fire engine house for
the Belmont district.
New-York tribune., 1905-05-07
Association FOOTBALL.
Great Interest. in Closing Game of
League-C0IedonianS Vim.

Intense excitement marked the closing game Of
the Metropolitan Association Football League be-
tween the New-York Caledonians and the Holly
wood Inn Football Club at Cosmopolitan Park,
Newark, yesterday afternoon, and. when the Gale
domains finally pulled out as vctors, by goals to
g. after a most strenuous uphill fight, they were
cheered TO the echo by the large crowd OF specta-
tors present who declared 1t the finest exhibition
OF association style of play they had witnessed
in many a day. The first half ended in favor OF
the Yonkers team by goals to l, and the home
rooters took. things for granted right away.
The New Workers, however. only began to show
their mettle in the second half, and played the rest
die at their posts. There was simply resisting
their dashing combination play, and the Hollywood
Inn players first their hard earned score tied
at all. and then, in the last few minutes of
play. yielded the last and deciding goal to a good
shot by Maxwell. Of the Caledonians, and with it
the championship. of the league. Il was an ideal
contest in every respect the individual honors
falling to Taylor Mckinley and Sutherland, Of the
Caledonians and Mather. Gelkie and Hill, Of Holly
wood Inn. The summary;
CaIedonians "a. Positions. Hollywood Inn 90
kisbet -tIoal + yle
Taylor Right fuback Martin
Mckinley Left fullback. Geike
Sutherland. Right haIfback Etlll
Gordon Centre. Roy
Left hafbaCk. .helOCk
TAFT (FaulD. wing .lngis (Slth
Maxwell Centre. Ovens
Macdonald (StariO. Left wing Martin Houson)
Referee-James Young. Bronx Rangers. Lnesmen-J.
Glen Favorfte staten Island and r. Macdonald
Scottsh-Americans Of Newark Goals hcIed-9n IT, Ings
Maxwell. for Caledonians. Time Of garne-Two halves of
m
New-York tribune., 1905-05-07
DARTMOUTH ouTsHINEs BROWN.

Hanover, n H, hay s.-Dartmouth administered
crushing defeat to Brown IN the dual nercolIegf-
ate track meet to-day. capturing q points while
Brown scored only S5 Dartrlcutk made a clean
- q" th@ 221-Vard dash. Z20-yaEd hurdles half
New-York tribune., 1905-05-07
LIS PENDENs.

122d-st No 2O7 West; Eiwari Kent and AnotneF
trustees against Casimr Wagner al torecosurs OF
mortgage; attorneys. Ewing. Whitman < living
ist st n " corner 2d-st I4X45X rreg Bronx; Cn1Tie5
May John case et al PARTITION; a'tofneSs .
Hamburger --,-, .,... u-~ank
Joeger scecihc performance; attorneys A@'''Ni'- -
eSl-st No AZ West Frank II Berry against Wheni.1
Klein cotton aside conEeSaaes' A'''
news. Gibbons & Kmban-
New-York tribune., 1905-05-07
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

Fort Washington-ave. W 5. for four story ericS
dorrritor, 2sx54: Mother Falonena Ajani,
owner: a VenduascO. architect ---------.---
New-York tribune., 1905-05-07
EAST SIDE MOVEMENT BRISK.
TITS ZONE OF GREATEST ACTIVITY Is NEAR THE PARK
AVENUE HOTEL.
Fair Number of Important Transactions Reported Last Wee-e-
nand for ImproUed Manhattan Parcels Still Feature

and basement rear extension Is to be added an
elevator installed and the interior made over and
redeCoratCd. The improvements t. cost S25. 900
according to the estimate of Buchanan & Fox. the
New-York tribune., 1905-05-07
QUALIFYING PLAY AT DYkER MEADOW.

In the qualifying handicap at the Dyker Meadow
links yesterday. for the cup presented by Donald
g. Geddes eight TO qualify, there was a tie for
last place. which will be played off this week
Those who qualified are:
New-York tribune., 1905-05-07
ON THE EASTERN PARKWAY LINKS.

The first Of a series of three Saturday handicaps,
the best average Of three cards 10 win, for cup
presented by II B. Ferguson, was played Yesterday
the Eastern Parkway Golf Club links The
scores were
New-York tribune., 1905-05-07
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS FILED

4 r,ster4arr- ave corner l2Sd-st. 100 llxoO;
David LEVY ana Robert Friedman 70 samuel ana .~,n
New-York tribune., 1905-05-07
SATISFIED MEcHANIcs' LIENs

Rroon,e-st No 81: Isldor Berser against Morris
Bae- ant another. April IS 1905. o.....--.-.-'.-.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-12-22

Cali al 'WR o,, RECORDS s5c and eOc.
itah Tall lJn agent, or write Metropol-
nile FL Fang Machine Co, Jackson
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-12-22
A Christmas Suggestion.

One more brief thought about
Christmas gifts. 1t is a sordid thing
that your gift should be measured
by its intrinsic value. Therefore it
is proper that you should send tokens
that cost little or nothing. There's
rosemary for rem nembrance."
'Oh, but my friends will say am
stingy ;" Very well, if you feel that
way about it do as most do. Give
something that is costly and useless,
something that will be hid away on
the closet shelf or will cumber the
cobwebs in the attic.
But if you want to make gift that
will be royalty received, do this: Sit
down and write your friend note
or letter saying, in substance:
Your kindness to me is not forgot
ten by me this Christmas day." En-
close small token, if you choose,
but the real gift. mind you, is to be
the message.
Suppose, for instance, you were to
write to your pastor, or your editor
(why not?) and say, You have help
ed me in the year that is passing; |
am better and stronger because OF
the good and brave words you have
said"
Can YOU imagine more accepta-
BILE Christmas gift? Remember that
rich gifts are poor II the giver prove
unkind. Aud the little gifts-transi.
ent tokens of remembrance-art
great gifts when kindness and gooc
cheer accompany them.
That's all.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-12-22

Mrs. Ellen Call Long died in Talla-
hassee last Sunday of paralysis,
aged 80 years. Mrs. Long, who was
daughter of former Gov. Richard
X. Call, was the first white child
ever born in Tallahassee. She spent
all of her long and useful life in that
city. She was a writer of marked
ability and was distinguished So
cially. She spent several years in
trying to introduce silk culture in
Florida, and was the author of a
book on that subject.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-12-22
Narrow Escape.

Jupiter Tilghman the colored saw
yer at the Wilson Cypress Co S mill
had narrow escape from death dur
ing the forenoon of Tuesday. While
at work a big piece of steel broke
out of the band saw flying direct for
him and striking him directly In the
face. Tilghman was knocked down
bv the force of the blow and received
a deep cut from the forehead down
between the eyes and cutting his
nose in two lengthwise.
But he didn't lose his head; he Inn
mediately jumped up, blood stream
mo from his face and, catching the
lever, stopped the carriage, thereby
ayerting serious damage to the mill
and the probable destruction of life.
Tilghman showed rare presence oil
mind under difficulty. :.
The injured sawyer was immedi-
atelv taken to DR.. Stems office
where that physician dressed his
wound. During this painful process
and while stitches were being taken
in his nose, he refused to take an
oniate to ease the pain. DR.. Steen
states that Tilghman showed more
real nerve than any patient he was
ever called to operate on.
Tilghman will be laid up several
days, and DIR. Steen says he expects
to make nice job of healing the
wound.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-12-22
East Coast Schedule.

The time card of the Florida East
Coast R'y will change today, but this
change will only stand until January
9th, when the permanent Writer
schedule will go into effect. Begin
ming with today train 30 will leave
Jacksonville at $3.50 a. m. and arrive
at Miami 1855 p. m. Train 35 will
leave Jacksonville at 4:2O D. m. and
arrive at Miami at 7:30 a. m. Train
78 will leave Miami at a. m. and
arrive Jacksonville 1880 p. m. Train
% will leave Miami at $40 D. m. and
arrive at Jacksonville 7:40 a. m.
There will be two additional through
trains between Jacksonville and Mi
ami daily after January 9th, and 10
daily trains between Jacksonville
and st. Augustine.
For the present and until the jan
uary schedule goes into effect Palat-
ka people will have to get up earlier
to catch the Jacksonville morning
train, as it passes East Palatka sta
ton at 5:24. Full information as to
trains leaving Palatka will be sup
piled by the city ticket agent, J. II.
Haughton, or by the depot ticket
agent.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-12-22
NEWS Gno COMMENT.


district has introduced a bill in
congress to prohibit internal revenue
officers from receiving special taxes
from any person, firm or corporation
for the carrying on of the business of
a brewer, manufacturer of stills, rec
tifier of distilled spirits, wholesale or
retail dealer in spirituous, vinous
or malt liquors in communities
where the carrying on of such busi-
ness is prohibited by local laws, and
to prescribe punishments for it's vio-
lation. Such law would be valua-
BILE in that it would insure the Co
operation of the general government
in making nominally dry counties
dry in fact. State and county au-
thoritles sometimes wink at viola
tions of law, and so also do the au-
thOrities of the general government,
but not in such insignificant VIOLA
tions as would be perpetrated by
"blind tigers" Any law that will
tend to cripple the liquor oligarchy
should receive the sanction of right
thinking people. AS it now stands
the internal revenue laws of the
United States aid and abet the sale
of liquor in counties of this state
when local law prohibits.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-12-22

declared the Buckman educational
law to be constitutional in lengthy
opinion handed down by Justice
Justice Taylor, whose
home is in Gainesville, refused to
take part IN the decision because of
local interest. The action of the
court will come as relief to the
great majority of the people of Flori-
da, to whom the location of the State
University is of secondary impor-
tance. What the people want is
some settled educational policy that
" i'll bear fruit commensurate with
its cost, and it does seem as if the
Buckman measure would do Just
that,
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-12-22
Mrs. Merryday Passes Away.

Mrs. ]. H. Merryday, who has
borne long illness and much suffer-
ing with patience and fortitude, died
yesterday afternoon at one O'Clock.
She had been very low for week or
more and during that time her death
was hourly anticipated. When the
end came she was surrounded by her
family.
Besides the husband, deceased is
Survived by four children, all but
one of whom have reached manhood
and womanhood. The funeral will
occur from the house on Saturday.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-12-22

II. w. Hisler has been convicted of
the murder of Eli Simmons and sem
fenced by Judge Call to imprison-
ment for life. The murder occurred
on August 18th, this year, eight
miles west of Jacksonville.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-12-22
Christmas Service.

ST. Marks church will observe the
following services for Christmas day:
I 80 II. m. holy communion; 10 a. m.
children's service in the church; II
a. m. high celebration of the holy
communion and sermon. At this
service there will be Il special musi,
cal program. =,
The children's festival will be held
at the guild hall at Up. m, Thurs
day, Dec. 28th:
Each morning during the week
there will be service at 1880.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-12-22
Musr BE QUICK.

Pains in the stomach and attacks OF
the collie come on so suddenly and are
go extremely painful that immediate re-
lief must be obtained. There is no ne
eessitv Of sending for doctor In such
cases ifa bottle Of Uhamberlains Cole,
Cholera and Dlarrhoea Remedy is at
hand. No doctor can prescribe better
medicine. For sale by AckeTmsn-Stew'
art Drug Company,
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-12-22
AN EMnRexScY MEDrcxr.

For sprains, bruises. burns, scalds
and similar injuries, there Is nothing 90
yood as Chamberlain's Pain Ralm. It
soothes the wound and not only gives
instant relief from pain, but causes the
parts to heal in about one-third the time
required by the usual treatment. AS
II is an antiseptlc ell danger from blood
poisoning is avoided. Sold by Acker-
man-Stewart Drug Company.