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LOST AND FOUND

II YOU LOSE ANYTHINC-Advertise It
ne1t. ~ VIII be returned to you II an honest
7 person nnos it. Remarkable recoveries are
oro1Fns about every day through this column
~ 1OC FIND ANYTHING BRING IT
\ % The
7 san Francisco Call
I Lost and Found Bureau
4 sThtro and Market Streets
~>~rsA~~-H~r~-~~ss-~~-as,.~-4sA
Get claim check. Have It advertised. !
4 Reclaim II II the owner does not
4 THE LAW-People who find Inst articles /
I are interested N knowing that the state law
Is strict II requiring them to seek the owners
through advertisements and otherwise ana
nat failure 70 do so. n proof can be shown I
I ins7lyes severe penalty.
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ANGLo-cALTFoRNIA TRUST COMPANY
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT., 10th and Mis-
sion stE-For the half year ending December
81 1910 a dividend has been declared at the
rate Of four "a per cent per aunum all
deposits. free Of taxes, payable and after
Tuesday. January 3. 1911 Dividends not
called for are added to and besr the same
rate Of interest as the principal from Janu-
sry I. 1911 NJ P. LILIENTHAL. Cashier.
TIE CONTINENTAL BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION Market st. at Golden Gate av.,
San Francisco, Gal. VIII January 1, 1el1
pay the usual interest OF four per cent call
money and six per cent time money, free
OF taxes, and payable any time after Janu-
ary J. EDWARD EWEENE, President.
VIZ cORBIN. Secretary.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES

n N AMERICAN BASK-For the half year
ehdfnr 15e-rfnOer 81. 1910, dividend has been
declared at the rate OF four "a per cent per
snnun on al savings deposits, free of taxes
payable on snd after Tuesday, January B.
1911: dividend not drawn viii be added to
the deposit account. become part thereof and
esrn dividend from January ], 1911; money de-
POSTED on or before January 10 1911. viii earn
interest from January l. A 2. SBARB0Ro.
cashier, southeast corner Montgomery and Sac
ramentc SITS.
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MERTTNGS-LEGAL

THE regular annual meeting Of the StockhOld-
en- Of the PoRTUGCESE-AAfERI BANK
Of SAX FRANCISCO viii be held at fits Office
on the southwest corner Of Clay and Front
streets on the 14th day Of January, 1911. at
the hour u 10 O'Clock a. m. for the purpose
q eSectanR Board OF Directors for the en-
suing year. and for the transaction Of such
other business as may come before the Stock
hoiders' meeting.
signed and dated this sth day Of December.
Y. L DE FTGUEIREDo.
Secretary.
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NOTICE or MEETING OF STOCK HOLDERS
The regular annual meeting Of the stock hold.
erg o. ". p. Fuller & Co. win be held at the
Office Of the corporation. SW. corner OF Mis-
sion and Besie sts. On Tuesday, January 10.
1911. az 2 O'Clock p m, for the purpose Of
electing board OF directors 20 serve for the
ensuing yeer and for the transa ction Of such
other business as may come before the meet
f-fna GEO. p. FULLER, Sec.
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BARRIERS AND SUPPLIES

PAY $3.50 for an IMITA-
TI0Nf Buy the genuine DE-FI Razor. price
$500. WE HAVE THEM. EDW. l.. C0RDY
& CO.. RELIABLE BARRIERS SUPPLIES, 6S
TAYLOR ST NOT IN TIE TRUST
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MERTTNGS-LODGEs

ARAEONY lodge No. 1s. L o. o.
F.-Of1cers and members sre szzS
herebv notified 10 attend the
fuaersl Of our late brother, JOHN
K0EL1TOOE, at 7. o. o. F. cemetery. Point
Ts0bos av on SATURDAY. December 81. 1910.
81 1l;3o o'clock sharp. By order Of the y G.
A. PAULA
JOHN HINRIcEs. Secretary.
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LODGING HOUSES FOR SALE

FOR sale-Splendidly furnished 10 room pri-
vate rooming house. Inquire $50 Eddy St
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INFORMATION WANTED

INFORMATION wanted as 20 the whereabouts
Of Jerry Mccarthy; last heard Of was in
Melbourne. Australia. Please inform his broth
er, Thomas Mccarthy 1854 Folsom st san
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LoCKSMITHS
BUILDERs & CONTRACTOR

KEYS at factory prices. KEY WORKS. SCI Cla
ST., Oakland Phone Oakland GIT; 1854.
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BUILD now cheaper than ever; 3 room cottages
$500; room. $500; ) room, $3.50; remodeling
cheap: expert remodeler and builder. 537
Day St
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CATARRH AND DEAFNESS


ALSO ear noises positively cured; 1 week free
DR. COTTINGHAAi. 94s Market St: hrs. 1O-4
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LOST AND FOUND
Continued


LoST-Round pin sapphires, pearls, diamonds
Return 902 Steiner St; reward
ToST-A coral nec-Iare liberal reward il re-
turned TO S33 Market ST. room So
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z1rBOrpT SAVINGS BANK, Ts5 Market st
nesr 4th-For the half year ending December
ri 1910 dividend has been declared at the
rate Of four (4) per cent per annum on ali say,
.S+sr TsreSdav January 8. 1911. Dividends
rot called for are sdded 10 and bear the same
rsfe OF interest IS the principal from January
fo15 n C. KIFvESAHL. Cashier.
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TIE MISSION SAVINGS BANK. Valencia and
Ie+h stS branch 1881 Mission st. near 22d-
For the half vesr ending December 81. 1910. a
dividend on ali deposits at the rate Of four 90
rer cent per sunum free Of taxes. VIII be pay
able on and after January 3. 1911 DiTldendS
not drawn viii be added 10 the principal ana
esrn interest from January l. 1911
JAMES ROLPH JR-. President
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APARTMENTS

|
LUNDY APIS. Stanyan ST., at Frecerick-Ths
most complete In the city; hot and cold water.
electric lights baths. elevator service, tanitor
service; every room In house light; rents reas
APARTMENTS SUNNY CORNER. 8 AND
ROOMS AND BATH, NEWLY RENOVATED:
RENTS REASONABLE 1851 18TH ST. COR
CAPP.
ELTON apartments TAT Ellis st.-New rooms
and bath; sunny, large. partly furnished;
S37.50
A-YERBA BUENA APIS. 1114 SUFFER- ST
NEAR LARKTN-ELEGANT SUITES OF 2-3
RMS. BATH. COMPLETELY FURN.: REFS
BACHELOR apts and 8 rooms, unfurnished,
from s12 up. 230 Douglass St bet. 18th and
10th.
KNICKERBoCKFR apts.. 1880 Pine st.-2 and
rooms, bath; hardwood floors, disappear
ing beds.
ARDolSE APIS. COR. PINE AND GOUGH-
SUNNY FURNISHED AND UNFURNlsHED
APARTMENTS
HENDRICK HUDSoN-Furnished apt. corner
Washington and Mason sts.; rent $50 and up
SEVILLE Apts.. rs Haight st.-3 or rnl.
newly renov. sun all day: hot water; sgle. !.
ST. ELMO. 1852 Devisadero st-Furn. front or
single suites; BATH phone; all con-; $12 to $40
EUREKA apts, Mkt. and nth sts.-BeautifnI
and r. apts.; phone, janitor service; sunny
ADELINE APPS. c4o Eddy. and : room
spts.: hotel service; private exch- ioast reas
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IST7--7-IT SAVINGS BANK OF SAN FRAN
u CISCO 7os Nrsrket ST. opposite Third-For the
baif Tcar ending December 81. 1910. dividend
- 49, declared st the rate 0f four t4) per
. - - - s-1-r1 IN su savings deposits. free %
tsTes nsvsbie on and after Tuesday, January
4 fq1I Dividends rot called for are added 70
Fpd besr the same rate OF interest as the
r,rincfpai from January /. 1911.
GEORGE A STORY. Cashier.
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ALAMEDA APARTMENTS

ROOM furnished apts.; separate baths. ga
range, elee light artesian water and phone
beautiful large garden surroundings; near carr
and locals; rents reasonable. 736 Lincoln av.
Alameda phone Ala. 2529.
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BERKELEY APARTMENTS


NORTHGATE. 1906 Euclid av.; tel Berkeley
1915, Home F2534: north entrance OF univer-
sity campus-Apartments and private bath.
single rooms. steam heat aud call bells In
every room: sleeping porches; first class table
board; special winter rates NJ. M, HENRY.
PRINCE St. 1so7--3 room, furnished. sunny,
modern apart. near Grove, minutes to Alca-
traz station; $18.
TREEHAvEN APARTMENTS. Ridge road near
Euclid av.-UP TO DATE HOUSE KEEPING
APTS.; EVERY CONVENIENCE
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- ----|zTESS SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY
AflE - y e-- be7kA SOS CaliforBis st: Mission
slss~S slns qS7z Mission st near 22d; Richnond
Sfsg-s-f branch. zs2 Clement St between 3th
- - erx-For the half year enoing De-
oe--Ae- si 1910 4 dividend has been declared
~ re rate Of four "a per cent per annum on
sII deposits. free Of tsyes psyso1s on ana 81. 81.
csIled for sre added to the deposit account
so6 es-p dividends from Jsnusrv j, 1911
N-o 1-@ t-roPCr TOURNY Manager.
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A. PEDErNI. Cashier

TEF C0T uMBUs SAVINGS AND loan Soc
Ply 700 Montgomery ST., has de'isred ? % CIV
denS st the rate Of four a. per cent eeF -, ~
-rrra on all deposits free Of tsXes. ior ~ -,
hsif year ending December 81. 1910 paySS,L51e S,l1
on snd after Tuesday, January 3. lsn- ~. ~
dends not called for are added 70 ane nsa. 49, ~
ssrne rste ~ Interest as the prlnclpai Ton
Tsrvarv i 1910 Money deposited on or oel9le 9
Tsrrs~~ II 1911 VII he considered as oe-
" 'FsFLLsMAN JR-, President
utP7rWFTI,, Cashier
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OAKLAND ROOMS

MYRTLE ST.. 1011--Large front room: running
water; private family; suitable for ! or per.
sons; bath; near s. P. local and Key Route !;
rent $40; references.
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ROOMS TO LET
FURNISHED AND UNEURNIsHED
ket ST., near Sth, under auspices of the SOL
yATION ARMY, elegantly furnished; every
modern convenience; steam heat electric light
and elevator service; spotlessly clean; centrally
located; thoroughly homellke; telephone Market
1349; prices very moderate, ranging from 23c
per night up; special rates by the week or
month. See matron. room SO.
CALIFORNIA ST, 2528 Nicely furnished sunny
rooms; excellent board; phone, BATH $6 and
81 per week.
DEWEY HOUSE. 4th aud Howard-An modern
conveniences: 300 rooms. 35c to 81 day. SO to
50 y week: free baths; Howard Or 4th 81. cars.
ELLIS ST.. 92o-Newly furnished ROOM S1.25
week; bath, phone; also 10 room.
HAYES St, 9T2-Small room with closet. Sc !;
aniet place; half block cars: lady or gent
HOTEL METROPOLITAN eT5 Harrison--Quiet
place; working people; bot wat. b.: $1.50 VIZ.
OVERLAND HOUSE. $50 Sacramento St below
MontgomeTy-Now open; 200 rooms. hot and
cold water in every room: nc to So per day;
-oP.
PINE St, 190o-Sunny front room windows:
carpets, furn, new; price moderate Tel. West
o04o
4TH St. 504 corner Bryant-Furnished rooms.
with or without Kitchen; al light and airy;
prices very reasonable: good car service.
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DAY AND CONTRACT WORK

WE clean wall paper. window shades; kalsomin
ing, frescoIng: work guar. s. F. Wsu Clesnin
Co. 1905 Golden Gate av.: s2933. West 4242
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RENT THAT VACANT ROOM

SMALL want ad in The Cali viii Go 1t
quicker than dozen signs plastered on your
windows and which spoil the looks OF your
home besides. Phone Kearny So for ad
man to cali and m.
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carload of fne furniture Just received from
factory also carpets and linoleum; regular
on all purchases: country orders solicited
M. Fl. JOB. Factory Agent 334 Sutter ST
SEE H. SCHELLHAAS, the furniture dealer l.
o. o. F. bldg. 18th ST. at Franklin Oakland
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FOR SALE-MIsCELLANEOUS

FEW unclaimed suits and overcoats at half price:
alterations free ENGLISH WO0LEN MILLS,
door, Phelan bldg. Market ST. Open evenings.
INCANDESCENT coal oil lamps using nantes
burns like gas; an appreciatiye Christmas Gift:
~ and up. B0ESCH LAMP CO., 1135 Mis-
AA--SECOED HAND lumber doors, windows
patert ehimneys. -four bins whee.b e.barrows etc
at reasonable rates Fl. McKEvI1T q SON,
lS49 Mission st. near 14th
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GOLDEN GATE FUR CO.. s25 Sutter st-Re-
modelling and repairing at popular prices AID
hOCoUR. mgr. Phone Sutter 164S; HIM. C3504.
LOFSTAD & Evans. Inc. furriers. a51 Post St
Mercedes bldg. Sd floor. Tel Kearny 1850.
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WE CURE CANCER; we have cured patients 10
refer to you Call and let Us explain our treat-
ment Send for booklet. MRS. s. J. BRIDGE
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SECURITY SAVINGS BANK. S1e Montgomery
et-For The half yesr ending December 81
To1o dixf6ends mon al deposits at the rate OF
four a. per cent per annum: free Of taxes
viii be payable on and after January ). ISL
FRFD W. RAY. Secretary.
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AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES

L. q. B. I. BILL. 54S Golden Gate av.-
Headquarters for Solar lamps Vesta batteries
Panhard oil. Diamond chains and parts.
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T
SS5-9 r.; 21i3 Clay mr. Pierce.
$S0--S r. and b.; 2T37 Clay mr. Pierce.
$50 r.; 2551 Devisadero mr. Wash; heater.
S75-S r.. Ssf Ashbury nr. Frederick garage.
$60-10 r; 1924 Clay mr. Scott; modern
$55-l2 T.; 2o29 Vallejo mr.. Buchanan; elegant
marine view
s5o-s r.; 1862 oFarreIl nr. Fillmore; modern;
electric light ETC.
$500 r.; 252S Cough mr.. Vallejo.
$40-S r: 24S 10th ay. mr. Clement st. modern
billiard in basement.
$55-10 r.; Bis Washington nr. Lyon.
$l2 .5o--S r. and b.: % Degado OFF Hyde.
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FURNITURE FOR sALR

LITTLE sunny store. s4 Duboce av 18th
nr. Valencia.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-05-06
Office a Public Trust.

A public office is public trust. A
candidate may be elected by a bare ma
jority of one vote in three thousand
and yet the minute he enters upon the
discharge of his duties as an official he
does so as the representative, not only
OF all those three thousand voters, but
of all of the people of his county, OF dis
trict, as the case may be.
Public trusts should be administered
in the interests of all of the people.
They are not given TO politicians, Oh
men, for the purpose of Furnishing po.
litical, or personal enemies, and the
candidate who is candidate because he
wants to humiliate some other man, or
candidate is most aSSuredly the candi-
date to fight shy of.
Every candidate who aspires for posi-
ton in the primary of next week should
make his fight for the position on his
own merits. The people will give him
a respectful hearing, and pass upon those
merits at the polls, but they ought not,
and we believe will not, estimate his
merits by a contrast of the alleged de-
merits of his opponent, or of some other
candidate for some other position in the
same primary election.
In more than one recent primary cleo
tion in this state the independent demo.
cratic voters have stamped their disap-
proval upon the singing, "chip-on.
the shoulder" style of campaign work,
and we believe the people of this county
are going to register again their disap-
proval of such methods next week.
Pensacola Evening News.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-05-06
To Increase Capital Stock.

The business of the Selden Cypress
Door Co. of this city is enjoying a full
share in the general prosperity of the
country. Its recently added veneering
plant has been most successful and has
added largely 10 the general output ol
the business. The company now gives
employment to 230 hands.
A special meeting OF the stockholders
of the company has been called TO meet
at the offices of the company in this city
on the 3lst inst. for the purpose of in,
creasing the capital stock of the com
pany from $4,000 to $3.50, 900, the object
of increase being TO further enlarge the
plant.
A few more manufacturing plants
with the business aggressiveneSs of the
Selden Co. would put Palatka in the
forefront of Southern cities.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-05-06
Mr.. Broward's Appeal.

To The Democratic Voters of Florida:
take this opportunity of addressing
you last word, as this is the last publ
cation of the weekly papers before the
battle of the ballots takes place on May
10Th, TO say to each of you that we know
that the United States Senate is com.
posed largely Of men representing the
corporations and trusts of our country,
and ] believe that fact is notorious.
| have offered myself as a candidate
for United States Senator to be voted for
by all of those who believe that the
masses of the people should control the
legislation of the country. You know
that will, in the future as have in the
past, represent by my political actions
the masses of the people. We should
look the matter squarely in the face. If
you believe that the people should be
more strongly represented in the senate
OF the United States then they should
vote for their candidate am that can
didate.
! have nothing TO say against my op-
ponents. believe that one of them is
making an accusation against me, in.
tended TO involve my integrity. The
accusation is made for the purpose of
detracting from me and is wholly false.
In no particular is il true.
If the people want to be represented
more distinctly in the Senate of the
United States than they are now ask
that they do not permit themselves to be
humbugged by campaign falSehoodS.
You know that have not and am not
guilty OF any official misconduct of any
kind. You know that if elected will
work Tor the people with all my power.
There is no reason for me to be defeat
ed. There are more of us than there
are of those who seek special privileges
and who enjoy special privileges, and if
we stand together for our protection and
benefit as the special privileged few
will stand together for their benefit, we
are bound to win, and every man should
do his duty as an American citizen by
voting his own conviction, though
money and other influences are exerted
against us. We know that money has
been spent, and is now being spent in
large amounts for the purpose of defeat
ing your candidate. The special inter.
ests are furnishing this money and you
know that all of it is being spent against
me. ! ask that you double your efforts,
if such is possible, TO defeat such meth
ods. Ii is my opinion that we will win
a great victory on May 10th, 1910.
Yours truly,
N. B. BROWARD.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-05-06
List of Inspectors.

The following is the list of precinc
inspectors and clerks appointed to con
duct the democratic primary in Putnam
county, May 10th, 1910:
No. 1. ]. L. Burton, ]. F. Allen, ]
E. Lorick, Jas. Coward, clerk.
No. 2. E. M. Anger, ]. o. Meier
Johnson Tucker, S. r. Causey, clerk.
No. 8. Gabe Jones, G. C. Parmenter
Joe Joiner, J. McBard, clerk.
No. 4. r. B. Mcleod. S. ]. Saunders
w. A. Kirkland, John Dallow, clerk.
No. 5. II. A. Perry, c. c. Sullivan,
D. B. Raybon, D. E. Dusenberry, clerk.
No. 8. J. NJ. Tucker, Ollie Alver,
Jno. Tyler, ]. w. Tucker, clerk.
No. 7. F. V. Owen, H. w. ChaIfinch,
A. H. Payne, C. A. Curtis, clerk.
No. s. B. r. Turner, Mathew Solana,
w. F. Rogero, ]. A. Crosby, clerk.
No. 9. julius Hannah, Frank Brown
ing, w. A. Walker, ]. c. Gould, clerk.
No. 10. G. w. Atkinson, S. |. Mer-
win, B. B. Dancy, Jno. Atkinson, clerk.
No. II. c. H. Williams, L. Dupree,
o. w. Williams, ]. T. Danforth, clerk.
No. l2. N. o. Davis, Peter Gardner,
Morris Lamon, w. Edw. WattleS, clerk
No. 13. A. G. Phillips, NJ. M. Wick
ers, H. E. Merryday, L. Kalbfield, clerk
No. IA. Tom Ray, H. r. Estes, E. L.
Dodge, ]. A. Bear, clerk.
No. Is. ]. A. Granger, Jos. Price, jr.
Clarence Kennerly, A. R. Canova, clerk.
No. IL. w. II. Walker, w. II.
Woods, T. B. Hoffman, ]. H. Wylie,
clerk.
No. II. Chas. NJ. Livingston, Adna
Johnson, William Abraham, Charles
Johnson, clerk.
No. IS. NJ. A. Fowler, A. Price, w.
NJ. Hammontree, w. NJ. Price, clerk.
No. 10. Harley Scott, G. L. Tucker,
Lawrence Brantley, Allen Brantley,
clerk.
No. 20. w. A. Williams, w. J. Bryan,
J. r. Wilkinson, l.. B. VarneS, clerk.
No. 21. John w. GliSSon, N. c.
Crews, sr., Dave Register, D, P. Han
cock, clerk
No. p. Geo. Wethersbee, Silas
Notes, P. R, Cannon, E. T. Gale, clerk.
No. %. Tom Holden, Jno. Nelson,
o. w. Pearce, A. M. Haughton. clerk.
No. "a. Jno. Beal, Robt. CairneS,
Silas Smith, ]. D. Jeffords, clerk.
No. rs. C. Buddington, ]. A.. GOA,
H. r. Gordon, C. H. Wigg, clerk.
No. 26. Juo. L. Chesser, ]. w.
Blunt, ]. D. Osteen, ]. D. Livingston,
clerk.
No. 27 G. L. Knight, Jack Strick-
land, w. H. Holloway, ]. D. Cotting-
ham, clerk.
No. 2S. ]. P. Buie, A. D. Grower,
l.. L. Sherhouse G. F. Schmidt, clerk.
+, |. FEARNSIDE. Chm. Dem.
Ex. Com. ]. N. BLACKWELL, Sec'y.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-05-06
Endorses Mr.. Williams.
Editor PALATKA News

Editor PALATKA NEWS:
Will you kindly permit me to say a
few words in behalf of the candidacy of
Mr.. D. Williams for commissioner from
the Fifth district?
Mr.. Williams was born and raised in
Florida and has been a good citizen of
Putnam county for quarter of a cen
fury. A few years ago he served as
commissioner from this district and the
district was never better or more eco.
nomically represented.
Mr.. Williams is thoroughly qualified
TO transact the business of the office.
He is a man of sound business princi-
pies, of strict personal integrity, of good
judgment and is exceptionally we'll
qualified in an educational way TO fill
the position.
Those who know Mr. Williams best
believe he will give an administration
of affairs of the StricteSt economy.
The taxes paid by the people of Put
nam are already too high. The county
has little to show for the enormous
sums it has paid in the past and the
Fifth district has nothing at all II is a
district of heavy liabilities in the way of
taxation and without an asset. There
is only one bridge, no other item of pub
lie improvement in its borders. And
even when all the contracts for clay
roads are completed under the recent
heavy bond issue arrangement, the dis
trict will only have about miles of
road growing out of the bond issue.
Mr.. Williams believes in good roads
and will do all in his power to promote
them. He will be Jealous in his activity
for the people in all parts of the district
and not merely for his own section.
We believe he will work as hard for
good road from MelroSe to Grandin as
for the one so badly needed from
Keuka to the Alachua county line. Mr.
Williams has repeatly stated that he be-
lieved the bond trustees should have
constructed first the roads in the more
sandy sections of the county and then
built them through the flatwoodS coun-
try next as the sandy districts needed the
improvements more.
Mr.. Williams believes in hiring out
the ConviCtS as the most economical
way in diSpoSing of them, rather than to
attempt TO maintain an expensive county
chain gang.
We feel assured that with Mr.. Will
liamS on the board of commissioners,
all contracts for public works awarding
according to law and with sound eco
nomic judgment and that he will see
that all contractors are required to give
adequate bonds for the performance of
their duties.
The people of this district need
commissioner of the StricteSt personal
integrity. They should have man of
competency and ability. They desire a
representative who will look to his con-
StituentS for instruction and advice
rather than TO some wealthy and influ-
ential Palatka capitalist. These require
ments are found in Mr.. D. Williams and
the people will be acting with good
judgment, when they elect him COM
missioner from the Fifth district.
WEST PUTNAM.
Johnson, May I'd, 1910.
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DON'T WANT A
BRICK STREET.
Property Owners of River Street
Petition Council.

AT the meeting of the city council on
Tuesday night communication was re-
ceived from the city bond trustees, rec
ommending the paving of South Third
street from Lemon 10 the railroad cross.
ing, and River street from the railroad
crossing 10 the gate beyond the Wilson
Cypress Co.'S office with vitrified brick.
The bond trustees also submitted esti.
mates of the cost of such pavement, both
with the brick laid flat, and with same
laid edgewayS, as on Lemon street.
There was also presented TO the coun.
Gil petition signed by nearly all the
property owners of the streets named
asking the council to reject the PROPOSE.
ton of the bond trustees to pave with
brick, and asking for other material.
The council thereupon rejected the
proposition and appointed committee
OF three 10 wait upon the board of bond
trustees and try, if possible, TO get that
body to consent TO pavement of these
streets with other material.