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gS4, We OFFER for sale ezp.0on Of - preferred
stock OF an established diatiliinH and dlttrbu tin
company OF New Jersey. compan y has been estab
iiAhed three year and operating on . very sue
cessful basta FoT Gull particulars apply 20
MCDONALD Virgins Co. 81 BrOsdway.
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tSO We oFFER for ale an Issue 0f saaOO0 Of
ART mortgage sb1ss 10 year bonds Of an estah-
hShed TN PLATE company having u % over
Geoo0 COMPANY nov operating on q very profit
able bAss. ana We recommend the shove bonds
e1ccllfat Investment denominations OF
bonds. ts0O and 81 on For nun particulars apply 70
MCDONALD WlGGiNS Co. 81 Broadway
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tsTl OFFER an issue Of siOOoo OF -. preferred
stoEk for sale In established iewriry manu-
featuring company located Ia hassarhuSests
The company Il well established with lsrze ORDER
On hand: exceptional opportnnity lnvesugAte
McDoN AID .WIGGISS co 81 Broadway
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REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-wESTs
CHESTER COUNTY.
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SILENT partner wanted with ss .Ooo In . ne
esta olished FUR and garment business located
New York Citys business 10 on q pa wing basis
take carr Of the Increase In business
MeDONALD-WlCCiSSC co. 81 broadway
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lsn \ PRODUCING OIL COMPANY. We o~er
Cor ale = producing al company ~ Kentucky. In
Corporated under the laws Of arizona for tennOoo.
pAny has been Operating since isn6 on very
profitable payinw basis COMPANY has ga acres
only half Of same bring used: valuation Of land
eeOOR machinery ts0OO. and entire company
can Be purchased for Ss0.00D on terms 20 suit We
invite your invesueanoa. fOr fun particulars
MCDONALD. wIGGINs co. 81 Broadway.
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nO6 WE ofeT for sale all or any part OF a
issue Of si1n0Oo nrst mortgage e. 70. year bond
OF an estaolished coal company. nou In operauoI
above company have invested over sa0o.0o y
cash TOR maehinery. property. &C company
A-sp9s over .oD.0n denomination OF bond
81 go this ls . safe investment and we tnVtt
ycuE lsve:rssrsn &c. tull psrnculars
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06

g,Ge boods IN . Louisiana sugar Refining Com.
pany: denomination $500 eaeh. Large poT aon OF
hoads subArribed for. Louisiana Wtd produce
3soOo lons of sugar this year Statistic shoW
sugar has bern the principal crop Of Loulsiana
for nearly t0D year,. consequently the STATE II
generally known N the sugar Stair For par
n'S MssDo aSi wIcouSs co. ~ Broadway.
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For sound. safe Industrial stocks that assure IN
creaslng values and return liberal dividends r
stoc&h0lderG the small espitAllEa non. sound
values. practical management Of me Massachu
setts Carbon Company. Orgnnlnsd under NE AwI
Of Massachusetts. Insure additional projection W
Stockholders an3 saetr ~ Cumulative Preferred
stock presenta the IDEAL mat conserve dive IN
vrs,ors arc looking tor. no shares are offered 70
NV xepoN M o. wIcOINs CO. ~ Broadway.
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ttS ATTENTION. An established shoe CON
pAny Of Indiana Odcrs for sale go shares OF CON
mon stock az par. ttD0 per share factory 70 Be
located az Rochester. Ind: company Sas tncor-
porAted iNo for the purpnsc OF Manufacturing
ladies' shoes. company VIII be managed By men
Of long eSperiencc In the shoe bustnesA and for
McDoN1 10 &fcsGINs 90. 81 broadway.
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~ OFFER for sale tas.OO0 OF - prefeFrel
atoch ~ . Michigan corporation Manufacturing
a folding nbre hox. rhis company viii show
yearly profits OF az least W and above stock car
Be- purchased AZ par. making q good iavestinent
For full PARTICULAR Apply to
MCDONALD wIGGtNS CO. ST broadway.
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90 We oEEEH n ns.eS T c q sisss % a. :.
Alaska. Stock 10 1uarantecd "a pay TO- and
I'm pay 1ass ~ leset Sefang at Day value a
IN me above Company ear become Acuve % Z
vsEY ubaIal esiery. For full parucutaD and
'"'h SSAL b SI6drSs CO. ~ Broadway.
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HARfl.AED-BeauufuI water fruae Farm
vim nics body Of timber. on the Eastern anarI
o. MsSylan ne4F SalleouLy. gDr fun pare leular
eddseas sAMCEL P. WOoDcock. SALISBURY. Nd
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uoD PARTY wanted with ssysO0 IN 5000
become Interested In q moving picture anus
ment company. about V start chain ot anus.
msnt places party having the above amour
can aeGure one ehird tntPrrst
MCDONALD WioGINs co. ~ Broadway.
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ia OFFER iOo0no shares % stock OF N
Monarch Mining and Smelling Company. par valu
OF stock 81 % per snare. and for . limited tim
Offer same for sale AZ SOC. per share, the amour
derived from sale oi stock "a b. used 20 cree
q 100 ton ting plant which VIII show
profit Of San per day EHceptional investment
NeDoNNLD-wIGGINSc 90. 81 broadway.
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OsD We ofer all or any % 20 ono shares OF stool
IN an established nrs Insurance company q
and selling At eis; lnvesugats ire Insurance com
panies and you will md they pay a. high IS 80
= year diVidendsA This n en- Investment wttht
reach % everyone. 6est Investments are tnsuI
ancc companies not one failure over % year
Send for fun particulars OF representanV
MCDONALD. wIoGINS CO.. ~ Broadway.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-03-18
The Cooking Demonstrations.

Through the instrumentality OF Mrs.
S. J. Hilburn, chairman of the commit
tee of Household Economics and Pure
Food, of the State Federation, and un
der the auspices of the Palatka Woman's
Club, Miss Agnes Harris, dean OF the
department of home economics at the
Florida College for Women, gave Sc
ries of lectures and demonstrations in
the preparation of foods in Palatka,
which extended from Friday the 18th TO
Tuesday the 18th, in the room on Front
street specially arranged for the occa'
sion.
The meetings were very largely at
tended by the ladies of Palatka, who
certainly profited greatly by Miss Harris
lectures, and deft handling of the various
cooking utinSils and food compositions
while she talked.
Nothing more enjoyable has been
offered by the Womans Club during the
year.
at is the purpose of the Palatka Wo-
mans Club" said the president, Mrs.
Geo. E. Gay, "to form a department Of
household economies in the club, and
this will be before the club at its meet.
ing, March 25th, when it is hoped all
members will be present. This will be
an open meeting, and all who are inter
eStcd, whether club members are not,
are urged to come"
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-03-18
LAKE COMO.

DR.. w. r. Mills has returned TO his
home at Syracuse, N. Y. He was the
proprietor of the Highland House this
winter, and made hosts OF friends here
who sincerely regret his departure. He
had TO return earlier than expected ow-
ing to business matters. The house is
still open, under the management OF L.
c. Mainz.
A "silver tea" was held at All View
Cottage recently, and was very sue
cessful affair. The sum of $65.65 was
realized. A fancy table in charge OF
Miss Carrie Harman, was decided sue
cess. A cabbage patch" in charge of
Mrs. ]. D. Mitchell, who mp rsonated
"Mrs. Wiggs," and who recited Mrs;
Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch" caused
much laughter. L. C. Mainz sang sew
eral selections and received encores, as
he is a singer of exceptional ability:
Music by the graphophone also added
to the entertainment. Refreshments OF
sandwiches, cakes, tea and coffee were
served
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-03-18
Special Masters Sale.

In Circuit Court, Eighth judicial Circuit,
in and for Putnam County, Florida-ln
Chancery.
Notice is hereby given, that under and by
virtue of Final Decree OF Foreclosure
and sale, rendered in said Court, on the 18th
day of March, A. D., 1910, by the Honorable
]. +. Wills, Judge OF said Court, in certain
cause therein pending, wherein Addte v.
Angler, by her husband and next friend, e.
M. Angler, is Complainant, and
Ida Hind, and Ida Hind, as Executrix of
the last will and testament of Thomas Hind,
deceased, are Defendants, in which decree l
to execute the same, on the
FIRST MONDAY IN MAY, A. D. 1910,
the same being May End, 1910, during
the legal hours of sale on that day,
in front of the Court House door, of Putnam
County, Florida, will offer for sale to the
highest and best bidder therefor, for cash,
all of the following described tract OF land.
living and being in Putnam County, State of
Florida, and particularly described as be-
ginning at point South stXty-eight degrees
and forty-five minutes East, twenty two
rods and six and one-half feet, from another
point on the East side OF the Gardner Grant,
twenty rods North twenty-one degrees and
fifteen minutes East, from the Southeast
| corner of said Gardner Grant; thence South
| to Mary Mannings line; thence South on
said line as approved by the Court in an ac-
tion OF Particfon wherein Daniel IL. Causey
was Plaintiff and James NJ. Finn, and others
| we're Defendants, to the East bank OF the
ST. Johns River, on Lake George; thence
| down said river to a point South q degrees
and Is minutes West, from the first
| named point: thence North 81 degrees and
\ is minutes East, to the beginning, intending
| to cover an arear four rods wide and 20 rods
| long, and the river front with its meanders'
| Purchaser to pay for deed.
HENRY STRUNZ,
as Special Master in Ohancery.
/ e. Il. HASKELL. ESQ,
Complainants solicitor.
| Palatka. Fla, March 18th, 1910.
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INTERLACHEN ITEMS.

William Anderson and wife OF New
York city, are guests OF his brother,
Capt. G. w. Anderson.
E. Lothrop and A. Eastman accom-
panied by their wives, are visiting at
Palm Beach and other points south, be-
fore their return north.
The transfer of property recently pur-
chased by Mrs. Pearl of New York, of
Chas. Francis and G. E. Gillette, was eff
fected the past week to Mrs. Martha
Weber and E. Leonard.
The entertainment at the Town Hall,
for the benefit of the Congregational
Ladies Aid, was great success. Mrs.
w. H. Fox of New Haven, must receive
the laurels for making ii so, assisted by
several OF our winter guests. Mrs. B. B.
Savage and her sister, Miss Corrigan,
favoring by song, Mrs. Fox, Mrs. Reeve
and Mrs. Tilloston with pleasant reading,
Mrs Anderson and Mrs. Whaley with
original verse. The hat trimming con-
test was much enjoyed and F. Lothrop
carried off the prize-as trimmer Mr..
Lothrop is an expert. The ladies had
their innings in bottle stopper whittl-
ing contest, Mrs. Chas. Brown and Mrs.
Eva Corthell tying as to perfection, Mrs.
Corthell winning, with double-ender.
Refreshments later were served by the
society.
The picnic at the old homestead of
the Mann's at Mannville, proved one of
the seasons most delightful events.
Quite number came from out OF town
by train, afoot and horseback. The
tables were laid in the spacious dining
room. AS hostess Mrs. Mann was assist
ed by her sister, Mrs. Giles of Gilman,
ILL.,, and Miss Emma Hester Of Philadel-
phia. Old and young were entertained
in the way they most enjoyed. Music
was great feature, the drum corps out
shining all. Later S. G. Coburn and
wife, and r. Phillips of Palatka and Mrs.
Giles, Mrs. Pearl, Mrs. Cook and Mrs.
Eva Corthell were delightfully."- entertain
ed at o'clock dinner by Miss Mary Far
is Coburn and the neighborhood awoke
to the sounds of mirth from the Lake
View. Our season has been pleasant
one-hoping all have enjoyed US as we
have those who have been here.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-03-18
MAY OR H. A. DAVIS
RE.NOMlNATED
By Acclamation Expected Op-
position Did Not Materialize.

The city Democratic convention was
held in the council chamber last Mon
day night, as per call of the committee.
Twenty of the n delegates enti
tied 10 seats were present, and the con-
vention organized by electing H. A.
Merryday, ESD, temporary chairman,
and r. II. Cooper, secretary. These
officers were later made permanent.
Mr.. Silas Smith was on motion given
a seat in the convention as a delegate
from the Sixth ward.
Geo. B. Selden, president of the Pa
latka board of trade, nominated Howell
A. Davis for Mayor in speech that
would have made that gentleman S
cheeks put on peep red blush could he
have heard it, But he didn't and there
fore there was no blushing. This nomi-
nation was seconded and-there were
no others named for the office Then
came the motion to make the nomina-
ton OF Mr.. Davis by acclamation-and it
went.
A committee was sent out to find MIR.
Davis and bring him before the conven-
ton that he might tell them how proud
it made him feel to be thus honored.
The committee went-it found the can
didate lurking in the shadows of Joe
Haughton'S drug store, and dragged him
before the convention. His entrance TO
the hall was the signal for prolonged
applause. The nominee could not do
other than enjoy his reception.
Mr.. Davis stood while Chairman Mer-
ryday told him of the verdict of the
convention and asked him if he had
anything TO say why sentence should not
soon be passed.
Ii was a neat speech Mr.. Davis made
in reply, thanking the convention and
promising to inforce the ordinances.
The mayor is making steady improve
ment as a public speaker. His words
come easily and are linked in terse and
pointed sentences, and at times he gets
bit eloquent. Given time and inocu-
lated with the political virus and he'll
make the average gubernatorial candi.
date look like 80 cents in an oratorical
contest.
The convention authorized Mr.. Davis
to appoint the ward committeeman.
AT one time Monday il looked a little
shaky for Mr.. Davis denomination.
Judge V. Walton took ii into his head
Ou OdluIudy tlldt llo law pdliuSl, IL L.
Merryday, would make mighty good
mayor, and he got busy without the
knowledge of his partner who was in
Jacksonville on legal business. By
Monday noon it was claimed that Mr.
Walton had secured enough pledges to
nominate Mr.. Merryday, but then the
latter remembered that he was the attor-
ney in a suit against the city, brought
against the "Mayor of the city of Palatka,
or his successor in office" and that it
wouldn't look exactly "parlimentary"
to argue suit against Mayor Merryday,
so he quit the game even more sudden
ly than he entered it.
Then there was talk of Mr.. VIM. G..
Tilghman making the race in place of
Mr.. Merryday, but Mr.. Tilghman de-
clined; blandly, but firmly, declined.
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Favors MIR. Bullard.
litor PALATKA NEWS:

Editor PALATKA NEWS:
ask space in your valuable paper to
say few words in behalf of Mr.. G. F.
Bullard, our very worthy and efficient
tax assessor, candidate for reelection
Having worked with Mr.. Bullard in
the preparation of the tax rolls, have
had special opportunity TO observe his
work in detail, and can say that he is
exceptionally careful and painstaking.
His years of experience in the office to-
gether with his thorough knowledge OF
land values pre-eminently qualities him
TO discharge the duties of this very im-
portant office in an accurate and salts
factory manner, and | think il would be
unwiSe for US to exchange this fair, i'm
partial and experienced official for an
inexperienced man, especially, since We
have large bonded debt TO take care Of
now, making livery important that we
have very complete assessment of all
property-Such as will require the ser
vices of an experienced man in this line
of work. The present incumbent pos
sesses all the qualifications required for
the task. and trust that the voters of old
Putnam will rally to his support at the
coming Primary and return him to the
office by the largest majority he hl
ever received, and am sure he will he.
II all feel as they do in Baldwin precinct.
c. THURMAN PRICE.
Meirose, Fla. Mareh 18th.
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they were ALL
GOOD INDIANS
Who Attended the Great Coun-
Gil Improved Order of
Red Men.

On Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week the Twenty-Sixth Great Council of
Florida, Improved Order Of Red Men,
held its annual meeting in the Red Mems
Wigwam in this city. The meeting
brought together many men prominent
in the affairs of the state and from all
sections, and 19 different camps were
represented by 43 delegates and 22 past
great SaChemS.
On Tuesday morning before the open
ing OF the Great Council proper, an
hour was devoted to all open meeting in
which the delegates were formally wei
coined to the city by an address by May
or H. A. Davis, and on behalf of the Pa
latka board OF trade by Mr.. Robert Ran
son. These were responded TO on be-
half OF the order by Hon. j. w. White
of Jacksonville, and Mr.. Chas. F. Burg
man of Seabreeze. The invocation was
made by Rev. VIM. Wylle of ST. Marks.
The meetings of the Great Council, of
course, were secret, but from the tenor
of the addresses by the above named
gentlemen at the initial meeting, it is
safe TO say that there was no plotting
against the state, but only good was dis
CuSSeu. HS llluliuS hSlS WHY az 6Sci
Indians, and very much alive.
Probably the most significant act in IFS
relation to Palatka was the elevation to
the supreme head OF the order OF our
fellow townsman, ]. NJ. Pounds, who is
probably one of the most deserving and
faithful Indians in this city.
The annual election of officers OF the
Great Council took place on Wednesday
with the following result:
Great Sachem, J. M. Pounds, Palatka.
Great Senior Sycamore, c. Stertzbach,
Tampa.
Great Junior Sycamore, E, W. Holt,
Green Cove Springs.
Great Prophet, E. l.. Albury, Key West.
Great Chief OF Records, L. Oliver,
Punta Gorda.
Great Keeper OF Wampum, ]. T. Hoff'
man, Miami.
Great Sannap, J. L. Crary, St. Angus
tine.
Great Mishinewa, w. H. Kicker, De.
Land.
Great Guard of Forest, c. B. King
Dania.
Great Guard of Wigwam, John Ed
wards, Key West.
The Great Trustees elected are c. l.
Rowton, P. F. Lubach and J. W. Sails
bury.
Orlando was chosen as the meeting
place for next year.
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Petition for Special Tax
School District.


10 the HODOrHDle bOHFu VI TuDllC lubVl uN-
ton, Palatka, Florida:
GENpLEMEN-We, the undersigned, quail
fed electors OF the Sub Division OF Putnam
County, as hereinafter described, paying q
tax on real or personal property, and are
residents OF said Sub Division, hereby petit
tion your Honorable Board to call an cleo
tion to determine whether such Sub DiVls-
ion of the County shall become Special
Tax school District for the purpose OF levy
ing and collecting n District School Tax for
the exclusive use of Public Free Schools
within the said sub Division OF the County
as described, to wit:
Rice creek with the st. Johns River; thence
following the meander of Rice Greek Wes-
terly to the West Line of Section 20, Town
ship O. South, Range 28, East thence South
erly along the West Line OF said Section 20
to the Northeast corner OF Francis Sub
school District, thence Southerly along the
East Line of Francis Sub-School District to
the Southwest corner OF Section IA, Town
ship 10, South, Range 26 East; thence East
half mile to center OF South Line of said
Sections IA, 10, 20; thence Southerly on the
Half mile Line OF sections % and 26, 10, 20 to
the st. Johns River; thence following the
meander of the st. Johns River Northerly
to the intersection of the East Bank OF the
St Johns River and the Northwest corner
OF san Mateo sub-Scsool District; thence
Eastery following the North Line of San
Mateo sub-School District to its Northeast
corner, and continuing on same line Eas-
terly to the line dividing Putnam and st.
Johns Counties, same being about quarter
mile south of the Northeast corner of Sec
tion l3, Township 10, South, Range q East
thence North on said line dividing Putnam
and st Johns Counties to the Quarter Sec
ton Post on the East Line of Section "a.
Township Q, South, Range Y East; thence di-
rectly West to the St. Johns River thence
southerly following the meander OF said St.
Johns River to a point directly East OF the
mouth of Rice Greek, the point OF beginning.
The above description embraces Palatka,
Palatka Heights, East Palatka and other ter
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-03-18

Notice of Application for Tax Deed.
Notice is hereby given that W. B.
Young purchaser of tax certificate No.
327, dated the 4th day of July, A. u. 1873,
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:
In Sc cor. of swL of sel4. in ne cor. of swH
of sel4, and in NV cor. of seA of sea, section
2 township 10 S, range "a east-20 acres.
The said land being assessed at the date of
the issuance of such certificate In the name
of w. r. Crome.
Unless said certificate shall be redeemed
according to law, tax deed will issue thereon
on the l7ih day of April A. D., l9l0
Witness my official signature and seal this
the 18th day of March, A. y, 1910.
[Seal1 HENRY HUTCHINSON,
Clerk Circuit Court Putnam 90. Fla.
by Henry Hutchinson, ir., ID. O.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-03-18
For Representative.

To the Democratic Voters of Putnam 90:
/ will be q candidate in the approaching
primnry for the office of Representative in
the Legislature, for which office / respect
fully solicit your support. In the event OF
my selection as one of your representatives,
Will strive earnestly to serve your interests
and those of the state OF Florida Intelligent
ly, faithfully and In harmony with Demo-
cratic ideals W. A. RUSSELL.
To the Voters of Putnam county:
| hereby announce my candidacy Tor Rep
resentative of Putnam county, subject to
the coming Democratic primary, ana re-
spectfully solicit the support of my friends
throughout the cou& &ty, ,, ,,,,o,-
To the Voters OF Putnam County:
will be candidate in the approaching
primary for the office OF Representative. to
the leg stature Ny platform is the Etoniah
Drainage and that implies agriculture and
public Improvement. Respectfully,
G. l.. SIPPRELL,
Florahome, Fla.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-03-18
A District No. S Candidate.

County Commissioners district No. 5,
in which candidates have been some
what timid in making announcements,
at last has an exceptionally good one in
the person of Mr.. ]. Hammontree of the
Baldwin precinct, gentleman who has
the respect and enjoys the confidence
of his neighbors 10 an unusual degree.
Mr.. Hammontree was long member
of the county democratic executive
committee and has always taken an ac
tive interest in politics which he would
keep clean. He has never, within the
recollection of the News, been an aspi-
rant for political honors, until now, and
this fact, together with the more impor-
tant fact that he is a man of clean char
acter, and square" will undoubtedly
make him a most formidable candidate,
no matter who may decide to run against
him