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The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-12-06
Ninth Anniversary Sale Of Ninth Anniversary Sale of
Bed Spreads, Towels, Lace Curtains

Bed Spreads, Towels, Lace Curtains
100 very large, heavy crochet bed
spreads, worth Sl.50 sale price w CSC
90 Marsales bed spreads, worth SO 90
% doz 1SX4O huck towels, worth l5c Sc
Toe lace curtains, sale price. ............ 49c
81 .25, $l.50 and $500 lace curtains soc
Mems black serge suits, worth every
cent of $1,000, rare bargain for. $40. SO
1900 pairs boys knee pants, worth up to
81, your choice for .......... ...... 43c
Men S craVenette coats, regular price
SIS 90, sale price...,.,...............$9 98
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A visit to the New York Bar
gain Store during this sale
will convince you that we do
as we advertise.

800 pairs mems pants in all the striped
worsteds sewed with silk throughout
in large various and nObby patterns
to chose from; values ranging up to
81, latest styles only, trousers which
will appeal most strongly to men ac-
customed to made to ordeEgarments,
our sale price. Observation-Disclosures. .98
n pairs mems 81 grade blue serge pants
sale price. .....................$2. 98
$50 pairs mems $500 and $500 all wool
worsted pants, sale price ...........$3. $40
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Ninth Anniversary Sale of
Dress Goods and Silks.

Sl.0O black French serge, 40 in, sale
price ...... s "A
70c plain colors, brilliantines, silk fin
lsh, sale price. Observation-Disclosures. 4S
75c black mohair, sale price ....... 40
36 in. black panama, S5c values . 40
90 in. black, brown or blue voiles,
100 values, sale price .......... rs
All wool 50 in. wide satin finish black
broad cloth, $3.50 value, sale price 90
36 in. Gray all suitngs, in wool, mo-
hairs, briliantines, etc, worth up
to Sl.0O, sale price. 40
90 in. black aud blue Panama, chit
fon finish, 81 so values for ...... 90
SILK Crepe de Chine for fancy waists
and evening costumes, regular 75c
- values per yard ......,............. 43
Heavy black silk tatfeta, regular slips
value, sale price ............. 90
Extra heavy black silk taffeta SO in.
wide, regular 81 So grade, price. l.l9
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Ninth Anniversary Sale Of
Dry Goods

Dependable goods standard qualitie
at less than you can buy them for Whole
sale by the case today:
0,OOO yards Dress prints and calicos,
worth and Sc, sale price. ........., o.
ZOO yds dress Bingham, l215c values. 81
5'0OO yd best apron Bingham, lOc value Z,
3'Oo0 yd unbeached sheeting, per yd.. 5,
o'oOO yards Sea Island unbleached, IOc
values for n
pest standard table oil cloth, per yd.. l4t
Bleached table cloth, 60 in. wide, 4Oc
values, per I'd. ........... ......... 24C
Bleached table cloth, y in. wide, Csc
~ Value ior. :..................... 49,
Bleached table cloth, 70 in. wide. 75c
value for. Observation-Disclosures, 49,
Napkins worth 60c doz, sale price doz, SO
Napkins worth SIS doz, sale price SO,
spool cotton, hand and machine use. q
MIL end lengths, from to 8 yd, 40 and
40 in. white lawn, worth up to 4Oc, l3C
lo,OOo yds yd wide bleaching, l5c grade
SOFT finish, per yard ...,...... lOC
very best feather ticking, 25c grade loo
80 III. white Jap silk, regular SOC grade, 49c
5Oo yd all wool tricat flanel dress suit
lngs in black or blue, 35c grade ~, 28c
50 in' all wool black batiste, 65c grade, 29c
52 ln all wool black and white batiste,
Soc grade, sale price 49c
10 IN. all wool white serge, regular !. so
grade, sale price observation-disclosures. CSC
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Ninth Anniversary Sale of
Blankets and Outings

,oo Buy them now at II big saving.
LOO pairs gray cotton blankets worth
100 pairs, worth Slips. 81
100 pairs, worth $3.50 ..........,.,, 98
0o pairs half wool white blankets,
1900 yds good fleece outing light cob
ors, worth SC, sale price q
5'ooo yds extra heavy outing, light
and dark colors, worth 1917 and Inc 10
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Sterling. April S, %. May Is.
ST. Simon Mills April 5. %, Ma
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All y1e latest creations in ladies'
headgear will be displayed at Miss
Kate slater's Easter opening next Fri
day and Saturday.
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Initerary OF Receiver of Tax Re

turns Burberry.
I will be at the following places
on the following dates 10 receiv
state and county tax returns for the
year 1907:
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Thls would not be a large price to
pay for Or. DrumDond's Lightning
Re- Aedies for rheumatism ~ one coul3
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Drummond Medicine Co. New York.
have received hundreds oisunsollciteI
testimonials from grateful! people re
stored TO health by the use OF their
remedies, who would not hesitate 70
pay any price rather than suffer the
former torture. II you would Ike to
try these remedies. and your druggist
has not got them. writS direct to shs
company. Agents wMnt@a
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VIII buy 10 room house and S as
acres OF ground, near cypress mill.
ALBERT FEND.G & co.
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you are geLung Durs eRocOlAts. suen
au0stttuUsa are injurious TO An<h.
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maksg. either Ia bRlk 5r in saatifx,
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$3.50.
viii buy a nice two-story house on
Newcastle street 60 by 90 lot.
ALBERT FENDfG G. co.
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When takira drink always seek
the best and the best is Lewis Hunt
err
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take charge Of upnoIstering.
mattress and cushion making. carpet
hitting, securing and laying, chair
Gaming. Reed, willow and rattan work
IN al parts Of the city and vicinity.
First-class work only. George Pfaden.
hauer, 100 Richmond street.
TAN BLUCHER oXFoRDs AT
LEWIS.
S1,e--
VIII buy good two-story house on
A street, including two small houses
In rsar, close in.
ALBERT FEHpiG & CO.
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BroolSman. April l., May and
Cañon City record., 1907-04-04
WANTS TO GET CANON
CITY IN STATE LEAGUE

John T. Powers of Denver, who is
to organize a state base
ball league, has written TO Col. Sell
lers that he will be here one day this
week to see what can be done towards
getting Canon City into the proposed
organization, which will include flf-
teen or eighteen towns.
Mr.. Powers organized the Wiscoa-
sin state league two years ago and
he expresses the opinion that a sim
liar association in Colorado would b
success, To support a salaried
team in Canon City would be it II
feared difficult load to carry. al
though Mr.. Powers may be able to
devise plans by which 1t can be done
without becoming burdensome. An
effort will be made to have Mr.. Pow
ers here on Wednesday night of this
week, at which time meeting of the
officers of the recently organized base
ball club will be held at the office of
the Canon Realty company for the
purpose of discussing matters. relat-
ing to the national game.
Cañon City record., 1907-04-04
WHY MINISTER FROM
CHILE DID NOT RETURN

Washington. April S.-Chile's failure
TO send minister 10 Washington to re-
place Walker Martinez, who did not
return here after the Pan-American
conference at Rio Janeiro last summer,
is generally coming TO light The ne
glect of the Chilean congress to appro-
pirate sufficient money to maintain the
legation has been given as reason
for leaving the American mission in
charge of Alberto Yoacham. secretary
of the legation. But it has just become
known that the real cause was hidden
deep In Latin-American politics.
Chile decided 1t would be good idea
to have an ambassador in Washington,
and steps were taken to discover what
the United States thought about the
proposed elevation of the Chilean rep
resentative to Washington
The suggestion that the Chilean en-
voy might be raised to ambassadorial
rank set all I4atin-America on edge
and general movement was instituted
by the southern republics 10 head of
such movement Argentina, being
unfriendly to Chile. was especially OPP
posed to the plan, a. Brasil and Chile
are always rated az allies and Argen-
Cañon City record., 1907-04-04
RELIEF is GIVEN TO
COLORADO POSTOFFICES

Washington, March 1s-The post
office department Saturday announced
that increases in the number of clerks
and carriers under the new postoffice
appropriation bill would be made in
Colorado cities and towns as follows:
Clerks-Aspen. L; Boulder, 4; Can
on City, 4; Colorado City, 2; Colorado
Springs. Is: Cripple Creek, A; Denver.
100; Durango, 4; Fort Collins, 6; Gre
eley, 6: Idaho Springs, 3; La Junta.
4; Lamar, 3; Leadville, 3; Longmont.
|S; Loveland, 2; Montrose, 3; Pueblo,
II; Rocky Ford, 8; Salida, 4 Silver
ton. /: Telluride, /; Trinidad. 4: Vic
tor, 8.
Carriers-B Boulder, Z; Canon City. 8,
Colorado Springs. 2l; Cripple Creek,
6; Denver 1Se; Durango, 3; Fort Col
Inns, 5; Grand Junction, a; Greeley,
"A: la Junta, 3: Leadville, 4; Long
mont. 2: Pueblo, 90; Rocky Ford, q;
Trinidad. 6; Victor, s.
Cañon City record., 1907-04-04
EAST CANON NOTES.

Mrs Frank jackson had the misfor-
tune to drop the pitchfork on her foot,
one OF the tines making deep wound.
She has been confined to the house for
several days, but is much better now.
MIR Belknap is down from Hillside
visiting with his family on Florence
street
Ed Marmon has the frame work up
OF his new house, ON upper Orchard
street
Mrs. Longbranch spent few days
with her daughter. and family, Mrs.
+. b. jackson OF Greydene avenue.
Mr.. Hurlburt of Greydene has just
received word of the death OF cousin.
p Rhoades. one of the early pioneers
OF Methodism In Kansas.
Cañon City record., 1907-04-04

twenty-four hours being as inches
on April 22-23. 1885.
The greatest amount OF snowfall re-
cord in any consecutive twenty-four
hours was % inches. April 1928. 1855.
This record extending TO the winter
of 1sS4-lSs5 only. The relative humid
ity average at a. m. was 90. and at
c y. m. was IS. The average number
of clear days was ten, partly cloudy
thirteen, and cloudy seven. The pre-
vailing winds were from the south,
with an average velocity of eight miles
an hour, the wind reaching its highest
velocity on April l Sand 20. 1877. Nine
days when an average OF more than
an inch in precipitation was recorded
is reported
Cañon City record., 1907-04-04
WHAT WEATHER MAY
BE EXPECTED IN APRIL

District Forecaster +. II. Branden-
burg has issued report complied by
his office during the past thirty-four
years. showing the splendor of Colo
radios climate during that period
That Colorado has secured Its share of
remarkable weather is evident, and
while Forecaster Brandenburg is I'M
willing to submit himself to fore
cast for April of this year, all ac.
quainted with climatic conditions pre-
valent in Colorado are expectant of a
month OF consecutive sunshine, like In
past years.
Spring this year arrived several
weeks earlier than usual. and with the
Inauguration of Easter the flowers.
trees and other growth were far ad-
vanced over previous years.
The report bears most interesting
data. The mean or normal tempera-
ture was As degrees. while the warm
est month was In 1881, when the ther-
mometer average was 81 degrees. The
coldest April was In 1873. when the
mercury averaged Al degrees. The
highest temperature recorded was Sb
degrees, April 80, 1902. while the low
sst temperature was I degrees, April
2, 1870. Precipitation averaged ala
inches for the past twenty-five years,
tho greatest precipitation recorded In
Cañon City record., 1907-04-04
You are missing something
every evening If you don't get
The Daily Record. 1t costs so
little for the pleasure and salts
faction It gives.

guest OF honor at dinner in San
Francisco. My friends have been
very frank with me about this tour"
Mr.. London said They have told me
that | am a poor sailor, that | know
nothing of navigation, that l won't get
anywhere near around the world, that
III be wrecked, that I'm fool, and
so on. Frankness is good thing, but
sometimes 1t Is rather unpleasant My
friends frankness reminds me of the
unusual address that an eccentric
Frisco Clergyman made to a young
couple that he was about to marry,
George, the clergyman began, from
the bottom of my heart congratulate
you on the wise step you are about to
take II was sad indeed to see you
wasting your youth In drunkenness.
But all's well that ends we'll. and l
am glad TO think that you have bid an
eternal farewell to drink: for. of
course. with your prospects. not SO
much as a weekly glass OF beer, but
only the barest necessities of life will
be within your means He then turn
cd TO the young woman. And you. my
poor Henrietta. congratulate YOU
most heartily, for It Is seldom that
girls of your appearance find hus-
bands. Never forget that you ought,
by an Interchangeable sweetness and a
devption vithout bountaS. try to make
Cañon City record., 1907-04-04

tina did not want her two strongest
rivals TO outstrip her in American rep
resentation.
1t has not been the policy of the
state department to send ambassadors
to any country which cannot be rank
ed as world power, and when the
hostility of the rest of South America
to such a change became known the
United States decided that the ques-
ton had better not be agitated fur
ther at this time
Cañon City record., 1907-04-04
WILL ABOLISH SPECIAL
DELIVERY STAMPS

A dispatch from Washington says
the postoffice department officials are
looking forward with interest to the
putting into effect of the law per-
mitting the transmission of letters
and packages for special delivery
where the necessary 10 cents postage
is attached in addition to the ordi-
nary postage. The law will become
effective July l next and is intended
to do away with the necessity for the
usual special delivery stamp. II 10
believed at the department that
increase of business will
result from the new system Of special
delivery
Cañon City record., 1907-04-04
Woolly Aphis.

We have just received a consign-
ment OF tobacco stems. This is con-
ceded to be the most effective remedy
for woolly Aphis on the roots of ap-
!, ,ple trees Worked into the soil at the
base OF the trees II continues to leach
about the roots throughout the season
and not only kills the aphis but Is
worth all II costs as fertilizer, to-
bacco being very rich in potash. Now
is the time to use IL
- 81 IS per 100 lbs. At the Fruit
Growers' Association, corner Tenth
and Water.
Cañon City record., 1907-04-04
The Radiant Christ.

The new religion lies in being kind;
Faith works for men where once it
knelt to pray.
Faith knows but hope where once it
knew despair.
Faith counts its gain where once 1t
reckoned loss.
Ascending paths its patient feet have
trod
Man looks within and finds salvation
there.
Release the suffering Savior from the
cross
And give the waiting world it's radiant
God,
Ella Wheeler Wilcox in The Define
ator for April.
Cañon City record., 1907-04-04
MEETING OF CANON CITY
BASEBALL ASSOCIATION

meeting of the directors of the
Canon City Baseball association. of
which Colonel Sellers is president. and
DR.. Avery is manager, was held at
the office of the Canon Realty com
pany Wednesday night for the purpose
of completing arrangements for the
organization OF a team of players that
will he in every way representative
of Canon City.
There were about twenty people
present and the utmost enthusiasm
was shown In the matter under con-
sideration. The consensus of opinin.
was that Canon City could support a
good baseball organization and mo-
ton was adopted favoring the forma-
ton of club. utilizing, as far us pos
sible, the material to be found at
home.
In order that the best players in
the community can 5e secured two
practice teams were authorized: one
under the captaincy of vinton Shum-
way and the other under the direction
OF BILLY" Williams. These teams will
begin practice at the fair grounds
diamond next Saturday and from their
ranks will subsequently be chosen by
the association the team that ia to rep
resent Canon City in the games to be
played with Victor, Cripple Creek.
Florence. Salida. and other towns dur
ing the summer.
Colonel Sellers is In receipt of the
following letter from ]. r. Powers,
head of the state league, and special
meeting of the local baseball associa-
ton has been called for next Wednes-
dy night in order that he may have an
opportunity Of explaining how Canon
City can be made one OF the points In
the Colorado baseball circuit The let
ter IL ~ followS:
D. X. D. Sellers. Canon City. Colo.
Dsar 6ir:--Your letter just reached
me this morning. win BE- able to
lcome over to Canon CITY about We'd
Cañon City record., 1907-04-04

of the recruiting offices and. jingling
the money in their pockets, pass on
without needing.
Not for many years, except in time
of war, has there been such need of
men In the army, and the war depart
ment at Washington is wondering why
and sending out orders to the recruit
ing officers TO make the invitation to
join the army more pressing. The
first class fighting man seems to pre-
fer some of the other hundreds OF
avenues that are open to him during
this food tide of prosperity, to be-
coming servant OF the nation at $1s
a month.
Tho need of able bodied men Is
pressing everywhere and there seems
to be few left over to do Uncle Sans
army chores. The officers at the re-
cruiting stations account for tho scar
city OF men almost altogether by the
prosperous times and the small pay
the enlisted man gets for his services.
Cañon City record., 1907-04-04
427 Main Street

wish you would let me know when
you can get your directors together.
| also wish that you would investigate
the conditions at Salida and let me
know what you think the outlook in
that town would be for a professional
baseball league club Awaiting an
early reply, / remain,
Very truly yours,
JOHN T. POWERS.
Cañon City record., 1907-04-04
MORE ATTRACTIVE
THAN THE ARMY LIFE

There is dearth of first class
lighting men" to fll up the gaps In
Uncle Sans army. The call to take
up arms and enter the ranks of the
defenders of the country seems to fall
on deaf ears. Men read the flaming
red, white and blue. posters in front
Cañon City record., 1907-04-04

amends TO poor George for your ply
steal shortcomings. For you are, 1 re-
peat, a real blunder of nature. And
now, my dear children, will proceed
to unite you in the holy bonds of mat
rimony''
Cañon City record., 1907-04-04

Since the adjournment our congress-
men are not in such hurry to pass
bills. Especially the tens and twen-
tiea.
Congressman Moons ambition 10 MI
John Sharp Williams seat must havs
struck him while he was full
moon"
Cañon City record., 1907-04-04

The welter-weight soothsayer of
Hoboken prophecies thirteen days Of
blixsard this month. beside lot Of
other trouble. Wish the seer would
take another horn Of that stu1 and
SEQ how the Panama canal Ia coming
along.
Cañon City record., 1907-04-04
mercial Fertilizers.

\ full line of root and fruit crop
specials at The Fruit Growers Associ-
alton, corner Tenth and Water.
Cañon City record., 1907-04-04

Jack London ut Dinner Party.
Jack London, before setting out on
his world tour in small boat. was the
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-09-20
CHARGED with Seduction.

For sometime the necessary
papers have been out for the ar
rest of L. r. Beck, the complaint
coming from J. T. Inscore. of
West Durham, Mr.. Inscore al
leging that Beck had seduced his
daughter under promise of mar
riage.
Last Saturday Beck was locat-
ed in Spray. this state, and the
sheriff went after him and re-
turned here Sunday. Soon after
Beck arrived in the city the nec-
essary license were secured and
Justice Owens united Beck and
Miss Inscore in marriage, which
was an ending Of the matter so
far as the courts were concerned.
Beck formerly lived in West
Durham, but some time ago left,
and as he made no steps toward
coming back to keep promise the
warrant was issued with the
above result.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-09-20

The Methodists of Chapel Hill
have bought the home place of
the late John Wesley Carr, Esq,
for a parsonage. Gen. J. S. Carr
contributed $500 of the money
needed to make the purchase.
Gen. Carr has always been very
liberal to the Methodist Church
and the Democratic party. He
loves both very dearly.
The following young ladies will
be Orange County's representa-
tives at the State Normal and In
dustrial College, Greensboro,
this year: Miss Grace Stanford,
Teer; Miss Margaret Berry,
Chapel Hill; Miss Adelaide Nor
row. Mebane; Miss Fannie Doug
las, West Durham, and Miss Lu-
la Holmes, Efand.
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John Ellis Has Returned.

The reformation of a man, or
rather the sending of a man to
an institute to cure him of a liq-
uor habit, is a new proposition
for a magistrates court, but it
seems to have worked well in the
case Of John Ellis, who was ar
rested and bound over to court
on the charge of assault and
threatening to do harm to his
family. The incidents leading to
arrest an imprisonment are veil
known to our readers.
Ellis left here and went to
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Special Rates via The SeabOafd.

Memphis, Tenn. Deep Water
Way Convention. Oct. 4th and
9Th. One first class fare plus
% cents. Tickets sold Oct. 1st
to Bird. Limited Oct. 9Th.
Washington, d. C. National
Association of Cotton Manufact-
urers. Oct. End to third. One
and one-third first class fares,
plus 25 cents. Tickets sold Sept.
Both to Oct. Bird. Limited Oct.
9Th.
THROUGH COACH DURHAM To
PORTSMOUTH NORFOLK TO
ACCOMMODATE EXPOSITION
TRAVEL.
On Tuesdays and Fridays the
Seaboard operates through Coach
from Durham to Portsmouth on
Nos. 238 and SO leaving Durham
1905 noon. arriving in Ports
mouth at 8 p. m.
. Coach Excursion tickets are
$500 limited seven days good on
this car. In addition to this.
every day in the week 10 day
tickets are sold for $3.50, 60
day tickets $3.50, season tickets
SS.25.
For time tables or any further
information phone No. IL or call
on r. L. Montgomery Agent.
c. H.. Gattis,
Travelling Passenger Agent.
Raleigh, n. C.