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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-15
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Scr fuitteret, ie abl. Nr. SO ............... $6999.2
Siour Gitu, ga. 5ris 0len, !. @slifoo, !. airte.
aaaro, IRis Glen 6enter, u. abel, 10. s.; HieIs 80.
mer 50; Sennecf Sanien $40; q. 8ising $25.... 620
sor9ent5 9luf5, 5a, n. 0iogenen 50 Mrs. arftine
geroaa' aebr. q. Z. simonien. q. u. 9steren 6O. $25,
Sobn Brandt, Sans anloien, s. 6. @anien, :. Sb.
Simonien, Ears 0anien bo. So >. !. 9araL : =. roo
Blair. Gebr, ". 5obnion -. -. ........""... 30
Stapeburn, 4ebr, Sans RbiIHpen -. =. -. 49,. lOO0
Nan @oib. Sens GA aoren Spintb .............. 100
gibora. z SAT, 2. 4. Senien. 9otor Sse, bu $40;
Anorew oanen, Ssrgen 3anieiieR, @eter ! Better
len. 6brHt 1bomiea. Better .. anuOien. 4eter elno
bu. So; aiplot SmiOt So; 9briit 0oDolot ST.. 54-0
6renont, Gebr, Sens Snamart Ell SubilGam5bant 50
hilbert 2ea, @inn. einer Rsmer :. 80
@mpaoa. ASis, Dor 6reier5 M99.: !. u. -ebrllienlen
$25. Alreo SObnien, n. N Snnien, Sn9 Cpron, Be
ter Mortenien, (2no) $. I. 9eteren t2inO, u. y.
4eterien. 9ohor : y. 4aarop, Better Gielen, lSin0
Saeob @ielie, Feter @auien boer $50, Better Senlen
So, 3 6. Nielen. 81. 6britenien, 9ictor Qeterien,
2ortbea 5enen, el3abet1. Rielien. @enrp glortenlen,
z. ) 1anelen. bper SO, Soha Senien, Carrie SEM
len. @6ritine Senien, 8ertruo geterien, Sobn anoer.
len, Gbritine AnOeren. ella 2anieIien, i. 0o1iel'
@ ea. Eu5' F St = S 3 p Seg Ygst 5 gHs i.'... "' $500
gir6p. Nana, q. 4. 9ieIeu ........."....... 90
Relion, Minn, aoinoeforenfngen So, 2. 4naeien $25,
Serger 0anien, Seren Snttb, I. VI. 9afneh, .. y.
amf, @is, Ct 9eters Mab, 5O5nn Ssraenien MAIDS
9fIe, 6re0 SsrenIen. 99.5 Semen, S.6.9ile, Ssren Of
len, q. ; 9ielen, Giels Cling boer s.. aifreo 9'isI'
len, s. 6. 9ielien, Sans Sfou. g. y. Sarlen, u. i.
9roofmauo, arel Sobanien. Martin Senior, Seren Fe'
teren, 9aurttS eorien, 5Oer 50; 5 9 @saer 50, Ut. go
auOubon, ,sn, Gbrntian anOeren =. .............. 100
Sleepn One, 0finn, s. 6. 6anen, Sans SEMEN, S. 3
@eterien, ;. q. 3berfeien bper 50 ............... 200
glrs. 6reo 5bomiens Subilpumsbanf ....." y
@et6roOf, Qaaine, RieIs Rieten 5rant Nielle1 Sannrt
Rieien, grnet Snitb boer $40; 9olger eDritenlen o.
6uftru $50. Gmiie Ssrencn 81. Gbrntian Dos. Goua
snftb bper So, 9eter smit6 SIS, ssren Getericn ST.. $50
Blair. Ne6r: Chris 8. Senior. 100
off 6orn, ga, @eo. Scenes S25, q ~. aasmusien 50,
aaoers Saeoben, 6reO 2arien, Sens Garhen bier $40;
Mrs. Morie 0anien $50. en- llngunt og Ses. Snn9e
boer 50 ). .....t.....t ll4U
GernSoEe. Gal, .. DC. 0da. sonuicf G6riienien, Sans
Mortenien, Sans 9onnicfien. Girls Iberieiein, Saeob
6anien. amos gennicfien, s. y. e9rntenen boer $40,
Quis Smt5 $50. Sans anOerien $t5, u. 5 Seper'
len. anton G6ritenen, Nrg. Chris Smitb, 8. &. SO.
ren,en buer So, anOreu Gbriitanien $3.50, Sans
G6rnhanien 81 =. =. ,. :. :. E. ..t..t. 1880
eu,que Creaon. Chris gertelen, Nels Nieien. NieIs
Sobnnien, u. Z. onnien, gertbelien 5enien 5oer $40,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-15
5tinnrrinllnno
@aOs Gs6Olms Sag for
SDerlanosretten.

ADerlnliDsreffen.
Otter at 2~an0sretten / STEMS
borg Den 7. sui i aar, lfrioer
.01m." al "a. 4ug., 6apoe Itaof9-
itet 8iii0oerrettens Com, bnorefter
Den 6iemlgie NaOs eg9olm ira
9rsns ioemtes 1 Days Arreit for
uoen 5ilIaoelie at oere penot TIL
bage fra aongeriget, bleu Der neO-
Iagt Gepiiion. Sagen fom oerefter
for OperIanosretten / aiel, iom /
bette 9ilfplOe er iioite Snitans. Der
ftoo ben til 6orbanoIing / 6ormiO-
bags.
Statsoobofaten on0rog paa at
forfaIte Reniiionen.
Retten iIutte0e Jig til S%anosret-
tens Com. Oct par ueo iamme foIt'
flooet, at @gbolm life eieOe preus-
fit StatsborgerforboIo. Seller life
ffoo ban ! Statsborgerforbolo til
noaen anoen inf Stat. Bolitiet bap-
De oerfor bait Ret til at uOpiie 6am,
uoen at GomitoIen piIoe in0laoe
fla puo @runoene. Get bar life
gfettens 0pgope at prepe oem.
3ermeo er 0enne mprfeIige Sag
naturligois life til gnoe, bempr-
fer n9pnte glao.
g6emraa. st 9isfnno / Iabenraa
siorS. Senoag gftermi00ag Den 20.
9Iug. fan0t Ell Gar M9nO ira aa-
benroa, ION ieiIeOe paa 6ioroen,
2iget al en- ubefenot Y~fanOsperiOn
oripenoe peO apiten al 9oitrup-
ifop.
6unoet bleo iislge oSeimoaI"
melot til aommuneforitanOeren. 2i-
get blep owereiter opfiifet og %ioreIS-
big Iagt in0 / 8nnr0eier 6r. 2oiis
90. Zen oeoe par en- Man0 paa
benbeo 90 9lar, me0 msrft, li0t
grnaipangt Saar og 6ul0ifGg. San
bar tarnelig flp0t, bar graa6rlne
bi~emmepGpe0e Buffer, faitbolot meo
Ell 29oerram, og en- meget bullet
msrfegraa Sappe, fnappet meo Ell
Snap oppe peo &aIien. 6eooerne
bar bare, 5enoerne grope. San ina
n9rmeit no til at ppre en- 9lore
reiienoe 9aonop9rfsipenO
s 2ommerne fanOtes boerfen llr,
9engepung, anip eIer 9npirer,
men finn Reiterne al en- Rulle5frna-
to6uf, inopaffet / Gapir ira Sir
maet WiooeIbeus / Aabenrna.
Senere: 1irsOag gftermio0ag
Den %. 4ug9 par en- 9ietsfommis-
iion, 6eitaaenoe al 6etsasiesiorGr.
Sabine, amtsretsiefret9r 9eie %
areosl9ge Gr. anutb, / @oItrup-
ifoD for at iDne 2iget al Sen funo-
ne Man0sperion. llnoeriegelien gap
til Geiultat, at 2soen par biofgrt
ne0 Grufning. Ser ioreIigger ait
iaa ingea 6%or6rpOelie. Spem Den
nfoeOe CT. % bOor ban TANNER
fra. er euonu life oplpit.
Na6enraa 9mt. Sranoene / Boil
Iernpegnen. &c mango itore granOe
/ 8ollerup, ifriper Bin al 20.
Aug., bar lat Sinoene I boloiom
gen9gelie. Ter opItaar mart bit
og mart Der dpgter ON me Bran
De. 9ran0ene er BET itaaenOe Sam-
taleemne ! gpen, ale irpgter for, at
be ifal bore 2uerne fnitre ooer 6o-
beOet paa Jig. 0nar 9srn berer
en- So brsle, tror Be itrafs, at oct
er 8ron0bornet, Ser lpOer. 6olf
poper fnapt nof at iope Of angit
for 9ranOitifterne.
Oct er nemlig ifslge 0Smo." ben
alminoelige 0pfattelie, at granoe-
ne er poaiat; 5oem 8erningsman-
ben er, neo man life. Oct beoOer
fig, at 9olitiet bar Mistanfen ret
tet MOB en- Saanolonger, Der bar
baft arbeioe Der pna ggnen, men
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-15

noget beitemt bar mar life at boil
De Jig til.
gollerup blioer / oisie Gage
biemiogt al ioa mango iremmeOe
iom oloria Ter. 9pgmeitre og an
0re 6orretninasiolf itrommer til /
Rosieois for At gore 6orretnine.
Zen %. Mug. peo @iooaastio
6runOte 5meoemeIter Stroa9aarOs
gienoom / 1erfeIsbsl; BET IptfeOeS
fnn at reooet en- ringe Eel af 5nO.
boet.
@an iormooer, at BET ogiaa Der
oreier iig ON 9ronOitifeIie. eieren
er en- groSer til Smeoen / Boil
lerup.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-15
Mpecltsmoer. st plnOielistD sos.

falo inotrai SirsOag Den %. Aug.
paa Scbacfenborg. @reo Scbucts
npitplOite Seiter, aomtesie Gonnp
Sc6acf, Ser eaers boeoe / asben.
bapn, men op6olot ia / geieg paa
Slottet, foretos ifslge %. e."
Ranoagen ioruO inmmen meo andre
en- GnfIetur til Gibe. gaa Stem.
peien bleo aomteSien upaSielig o.
maatte bentes / et automobil. Der
blep itrafs tilfalot to 2Gser, iom
bIep paa Slottet, men nGite Dag
afgif Den unge Came oeo Cohen.
Sun par 26 gar gommel. Oct an.
tages, at Dsoen bar en- 6sIee al
Speronitrengelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-15

) minOre emo Ell Sime laa %
10 @aaroe I 9tife, % iuOen ior De
neoitprteoe Mure lan De itore Sa&
og Sebunfer iom lorte 9unfer, /
6pis Reuner Sloen ulneOe % liam.
meOe / 0eiret peo boert lille 9inO.
puit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-15

Sans earien, Sans Semen 6per So. $. 6. Sanien
500, 9tdaro apo, !. el9aoro, 9. 7. Sanien, Y.
gbritenien, u. 6. Miaer, 4. SEMEN 6per 81, :. I.
9asien 81, 6. 9ptbe 50c. =. ................. 1000
&opal Sa, 9oul Beet :. 1000
Gu1ene. 0reaon, III. gielien 500
q. q ., 5uer s. :. 2OOO
auonbOn. so. qet5auia ma9;: gafor $. 9. SEMEN
$40, Sans anoerien $f5, Reer Nosmusien, Sens
9anen. Sens u. 9brftenfn 5per Sic, Hirolai Scr.
OIeanoer, Gal, Summarizes MQ6.: q. .. NieIien $25.
6. 81. g%ileeaaro, Rehr Semen bper $40, So6n Smith
So, Carrie Fiegoaro $40, Vi. 3teHen, aap gouien,
Sans Niel1en, Sens SEMEN 9oer 50, {. aretoHeien
50. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1920
blair, Ne6r, 60 Sobnion 300
a~imboaton, ga, Sans SEMEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5000
Guonbon, ga, 0agmar Sggaaro NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 250O
Council 9Iuifs, Sn, Alireo Sanen So, u. 4. geterien
OF en- unGpnt boer $40, %. \. NieIen $f5, Mogens
llrenboIot, SofoIine 3ieIien, Minnie gouIen, 6. airIo.
len RieI5 Sobanien, :. 6. oarien 6oer So. ......... $500
auoubon, ga. @bene5er Mab.: 6. anuoien 500, 6. 3.
9eterien, ). y. 9anien bper $15, Mrs. Eeter Smiot,
q. 5 9anien, Chris Semen tDer $25, Sans Relen,
Mis- ane Gbrininnien, OHs Warie Geterien boer $40,
5 !. 0em%mtn9ien $50, A0oi @ammen, 9eis glei
SmiOt Mis- Mare SmiOt 4oer So, 5obonnes Sen.
len So, Mis- Spoia Senien $2................ $1,000
BLAIR, @ebr7 01is Yetra Senim .....t'."..".". 800
9eresfor0. z. 7nf, Sens 9nrien, 0iels u. 9ouIien,
95ris 3ielien 1oer $40. Mrs. Sens 9osnusien, Yeter
91ieien 9br. 9arop, Ifm. Sonien bper 50, Guton
anOerfen. Sens 9orup boer 81, ltbbe anoerien, Ss
Sesien 6or 81 -. -. .................. 5000
Sntbinion, @inn, aOin0efOreninoen $25, Sens Gbrfen.
Ct. Mortcns M9b.: Mat SEMEN ................ 300
eo0eQ' @e9, @o3aret5 @G97; II 5 eaniean, u 9enien.
len 81, $. G9rHenen, 5. @oOien, s. aaoOien ID.
Rasmusien boer So :. $500
Gni5ias. isis anOrep Senien $40, S. i @arien s9o.
9ouge. 5bomas Gbritenien, 0es Senien, Ears San.
len boer So. Saues Feeren, Rasmus Senien, z. 81.
renien, Better !; 9%reno6olot. scope 8eterien. Ole q.
Sautrup, Ole 4. Olen, $. 5. SanObp, Sens s. Sen.
len Better Gbomicn boer 81. 6. 6. 2unO, Sens u.
SEMEN. a!freO 6. Senfn. emiI Gaiperien bier 81,
atds 9onien soc 6150
omf. MS, gor 5reders Me6.: Snco6 aenien, aas.
mus Senier, Ell unGont 5oer Sf5........"..... 1900
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-15
&Ollcrnp. 9lttcr Sloe6ramo.

%0llcrnp. Utter SloehrnlD. (A.
! Zen u. Mug. ON 5ormiooagen
n~eobrpnote $. y. Ssrgeniens og
6refen u. 6. Geteriens @aaroe
Der ! 9Den. SIoen opitoo mellem
aloffen 10 og 1912 ! 5rsfen @e.
%teriens 8aaro Der / 9pen. % iprang
mart ooer paa 5orgeniens. Ser bleu
Ser H9iten intet reooet; ioruoen0e-
item brpnote ale Mobilier % 2ss.
gre. 40 Spin omtom / Slierne, og
eierens 9uitru iamt ct lille Barn
reO0eoes meO RsO og neppe gem
nem ct 9inOue. sos 5rsfen Better.
len oerimoo blep npiten 6eIe SnO.
boet reooet; men belle Soften brpn6.
te natnrligpis.
Sfaoen er itor, og Ser bar finn
lapt ioriifret, iipr gDgningerne.
On 5loens 0pfomit pioes Iige ian
Iiot no9et beitemt iom peO Bran.
ben Dos @aaroeier SrbmiOt forte.
ben Dag.
als. SDeOen bar pin Be ileite Ste
Der / aar eipet ct aoot llobptie,
ifriDer uG6p.~ sos @aorOeier 60
rens 9anien / 5arup bar 5pstoi.
Re Smaabueoe iaaleoes gfoet %
Sob. San iaaeoe 267 9un0 og
If 6100 guno igen; Sen oejeoe
t35 9nn0 6ollanSif.
st ret eneitaaenoe Reiultat. Sen
neminitsfolouo6pttet pleier at OGre
SjOlOcrnpS Ogn. SIosuanoe. (0mO)
Zen 10. Aug. ON eitermiO0agen
ne6brpn0te 5beoOor SebmiOts
@aaro / 8ollerup.
"a Sl0en opitoO, par ale 6olte.
ne / Marfen. stun Sc6miOts9 uitru,
gernene og geOitemoOeren par
biemme. 5 9e6et al 10 Minutter
par bele @aaroen ct 5lammebaD,
og Der bar en6oa 6are for, at ga.
bogaoroen piloe gaa meo.
Sloen opoageoes af 8%eOitemoOe-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-15
Spnoer6ura. Saeten % Mnno.

SDnoer6Ors. Sasten % Numb
% alobiDeen. (0bp.) Gen 81. au-
quit be9pn0te 6enieiogten igen. 5
ben a~nleoning benoiies til, at eiter
6orifrifterne til Muno. % aIoo.
ipgens gef9mpelie 4erioner, ser
fife bar noget meo areaturposning
at gore, / BET belle toget life mao
betr9oe imitte0e 8rpsgange, % De
sorige @resgonge / ahpGrrings.
oiItrifterne maa fun betrpOes. mar
esinfeftionsforbo er
blepen inlate. Get er forbuOt at lnOe
6unOe Isbe frit omtrina / 0isie 81.
itrifter.
"a Observation-Disclosures Tiff.
ter burtigt, alt efter iom 51goom.
men opberer eaer in0trpOer, flbe.
faIes oetSpgerne, at oe ho5aommlt-
neforitanoeren eaer en- anOen Mnn-
oigbeo paa S~aatoagene ioroisier
Jig ON 4fipprringsoiit Sno-
being Tor at unogaa Strnf eaer at
fomme til at bette oner for 9pre-
boIOeren FOR at bare operisrt Spg.
oommen.
Set iamme g9I0er Tor 6areing-
ten og Sagten pao tort @il6t, ser
begpnoer oen -. September.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-15

Gortipttes pao SIDE g.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-15
SiI GreSsmisfonen.

isis. areos
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Blair ). 7. Sept. 1911.

Siiommen. -. .$9166.70
Blair D. Z Sept. 1911.
Otto Saniea,
aosi. for e. fore. b. en- H. airfp I'm"
RetteIie.
! Sol. Or. 81 er Der fuitteret u. s. 8oien0o6l So til Snoi.
onermisionen o. igeeoes 50 til Wormoumisiionen; iaI opre ira
3ious Menig6eos 6irlpeiorening beO Norma, 81. 0of.
Otto Snnien.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1911-08-18

new ideas that have been put into eff
feet by the Board of Trade.
Ten years ago bonds to the extent OF
$4,000 were issued from the sale OF
which the extensive improvements that
now elicit the admiration of visitors to
the Gem City were made.
The Board of Trade has utilized cv-
cry means at its command to attract new
enterprises here and advertise the many
unusual advantages which Palatka lays
claim to. Arrangements have recently
been made for the employment Of sal
aried secretary, who will devote all of
his time to the work OF furthcring the
trade and industrial interests of the city
A fund for this purpose has been raised
among the big business men, who have
their faces set resolutcly toward the flu
ture, and are willing to back up their
faith in the wonderful possibilities Of
Palatka with good, hard cash. 1t is this
indomitable spirit OF enterprise which
has put Florida business men in a class
by themselves
During the past four years twentysix
miles of new pavements have been put
down throughout the city, three and a
half miles of brick paved streets, over
twelve miles Of sewers and water mains
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1911-08-18

have been laid out, and other improve
ments of the same character provided
for
The Board of Trade has a shadc-trec
committee and during one winter over
six hundred trees were set out in va
rious parts of the city. The grounds sur
rounding the city hall were bcautiticd
with the cooperation of the Women's
Club, which, under the efficient leader
ship of Mrs. George E. Gay, has also
been instrumental in carrying out plans
for civic bcttcrmcnt
The general rise in real estate values
has been little short Of phenomenal.
Property has more than triplcd in value
during the past eight years. Less than
six years ago Lemon street was notice
able for its vacant stores Today there
is only one vacant place of business
throughout the whole length Of this mile
long thoroughfarc, During the past two
years there have been more buildings
and residences erected than were put up
in the whole ten years previous, and all
of them have been of the best class Of
architecture. Six entirely new brick
blocks have been built in the same pc
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1911-08-18

Rod and practically every store depend
ing on the retail trade has either been
rebuilt or entirely renovated. An addi-
tional story is now being added to the
building occupied by the Earnest Com
pany Another earmark of the town S
commercial and social advancement is
shown by the increase in the use of att
tomobilcs. Less than two years ago
there was only one machine licensed
here Now there are over hundred.
The Palatka watcrworks are finer than
any other system under municipal con-
troll in East Florida. We might go fur
Their and say that we know of no other
town of similar size to Palatka in the
State which has such splendid supply
of pure soft water. Mr.. N. S. Collins,
wcll-known expert, is in charge of the
watcrworks, and the plant is admins
tered so economically that the city is
enabled to furnish free water to its cit
liens. A toilet, bath and one faucet are
allowed every householder, charges being
made only for additional supplies.
PalatEa also has the best volunteer
fire department in the State. This is
proven ina very practical way by ref
crcnce to fire insurance rates, which are
lower here than in any other town in
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1911-08-18

the State having volunteer organlza-
ton. Mr.. c. H. Wigg is the present
chief of the fire department, and fills the
Office with great efficiency.
Florida in general can take but little
credit to herself for her hospital facil-
tiles, beyond the. fact that the whole
State may be considered as a vast san
itarium, but PaIatia has the distinction
of possessing one of the best equipped
hospitals for both public and private pa
tents in this part of the South. This
hospital was founded about two years
ago by a number of citizens who had
long felt the need of such an institution,
and is supported by subscription. 1t oc-
cupics large building, which is owned
by the hospital association, and the trus-
tees are Mcssrs. II. o. Hamm, ]. N,
Walton, L. c. Canova, DR.. G. +. Welch,
]. H. Haughton, d. w RamSaur and H.
NJ. dcMontmolIin The charity ward is
under the supervision of the Ladies
Auxiliary, OF which Mrs. Mary Kirby
is president, Mrs. Peter Gardner being
secretary, and Mrs. c. E. Rowton treas
urcr. The local doctors give their serv-
ices free, and many successful cases have
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1911-08-18
THE STORY OF PALATKA
rtsI Important as a Military and Indian Trad
: ing Port. Its Subsequent Growth and
Popularity as Winter Resort
md Beter Still, Its Present PreeniTenCe as Commercial
Center for Great and Rapidly Expanding Territory

The early history Of Palatka, though
dtcrred by the mists OF time, is OF very
unusual interest, and it is to be regret
nd that no official biographer OF the
nvn has seen fit to keep a detailed rec
ard Of the many striking phases through
which the city has passed in its rise to
Prominence
n 1871 the first determined effort at
oHlement was made by one James Mar
yer and two partners named tiine and
Woodruff. These hardy pioneers secured
grant from the Spanish government
for all Of the land now covered by the
,iv and its enyirons, and established a
radng post for barter with the Semi
nes.
They erected a large fortified log
store at the foot Of Main street, near
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1911-08-18
been treated.

been treated.
Palatka is also noteworthy for the
fine churches which add beauty to the
town. Members of the Presbyterian,
Episcopalian, Methodist, Baptist and
Catholic faiths have We'd with one an
other in the matter OF attractive archi-
lecture and handsome interior fittings.
1t may also be said without fear OF sue
cessful refutation that the pastors of all
of these churches would bear favorable
comparison with those in cities many
times the size of this one
The contract has already been drawn
UP for a new 100000 postoffice to be
erected by the government on the old
Hart property, facing on Second street.
Thirty thousand people now do their
trading in Palatka. 1t is estimated that
the new Ocala Northern railroad, which
is now being pushed to completion, and
has already obtained $500 feet
of river front, and terminal facili-
ties covering fifty acres i'll the northern
part of the town, will bring ten thou
sand addition shoppers to the Gem City.
As is shown time and again through
out the pages that follow, the three rail
roads already entering Palatka-the At
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what is now Water street eight large
log block-houses were built, one Of them
with a watch-tower eighty feet high.
Some OF the towns oldest inhabitants
remember these, as they stood for many
years. One of the block houses, occupy
ing part of the property now covered by
the FL Pcrfecto Cigar Factory, was used
as a bowling alley and club house until
after 1880. A large military hospital
was erected on the old Hart place, and
cavalry stables for upwards OF four hun
drcd horses occupied the present site OF
the Putnam house. The commanding OF
hccr's headquarters were where the late
Colonel Dcvall's residence used to stand,
the land now being given over to the
Saratoga Hotel annex, Many Of the
most famous military leaders Of thai,
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reach. Mrs. Boyd still wildly rcmcm-
beers the passage through the settlement
i Billy uowIcgs, the successor OF Os-
ccoia, and hi, band, when they were on
their way jo Washington under military
.,: r. to .isn the nal treaty providing
f.r The removal of the SemincleS to the
Reservation sci aside for them in the
West.
Besides Mr.. Boyd, some OF the early
industrial leaders who made their homes
i'm palatka were Captain H. A. Gray, who
operated famous line Of barges on the
D,klawaha river for the transportation
Of cotton. sugar, syrup and other agricul-
.rraI product, from the interior of Ma
.ion and Putnam counties, as well as the
steamer Marion covering the same sec
ton: Robert r. Reed, 4 son OF one OF
Florida's territorial governors, who man
aycd the large mercantile establishment
nj Carr & Burt; Colonel II. L. Hart,
who then had the contract to carry the
mail, between Palatka and Tampa by
,rag,-coach and was already making
,l,ns to establish the famous Hart Line
III the OckIawaha river; Judge l. IL.
Bronson, Of the United States court who
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oldest and most intclipcnt inhabitants
Mrs. Rcyd then Mis-, Mary Dunban
Of Providence r. | came to PaIatko in
1880 with an invalid mother Finding
the climate admirably suited to Mrs.
Dunham's needs thew decided TO make
their permanent residence here, Not
long after Mis-, Durham married Mr.
Boyd who soon became known as one
of the most important lumber dealers
operating hcrcabouts lie had several
large camps, and shipped much of the
finest cedar and yellow nine that was
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the present site OF the Stanton Machin-
cry Works, and were very successful in
Their venture, becoming great fayoritcs
With their savage patrons. The water
front at this time no doubt presented
many striking and picturesque scene
when the aboriginal traf1ickers gathered
10 baTter'game, skins and other native
products for the whi:e mems beads, cal
Noes, firearms and an occasional jug of
The magic frcwater.
Maryer Eline and Woodruff finally
disposed of their holdings to DR.. Ne
@miah Brush, a New York physician,
Who continued the trading post with his
Two nephews Thomas and William
brush acting as his agents. At the be
ginning OF the Seminole war, in 1885,
however, the Indians sacked and burned
ue post, and the young traders, who had
'0el'ed warning from friendly savage,
!, were barely able to escape with their
lives.
"nsn the government troops were
NH' 10 Florida to put down the uprising,
/. military post was established here, be,
ing constituted regular ordnance depot
y 1910, with extensive barracks, garri-
"n and military shops for the repair OF
aus and equipment. Along the line OF
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lantic Coast Line, the Florida East Coast
and the Georgia Sou. and Florida
not to mention the Ocala Northern-to-
gether with the great St. Johns river,
form combination of transportation ia
cilitics which are unsurpassed by any
other cities in the State except Jackson
vilIc and Tampa.
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BUSINESS SUCCESS.

An American must not idle; he
must direct his energies toward sue
cess; success means making ones
way in life; nine times out Of ten,
for ninety-nine men out Of a hum
dred, that means the business world.
To seize the business opportunity,
to develop that opportunity through
the business virtues Of attention to
detail, industry, economy, persistence
and enthusiasm-these represent
the plain and manifest duty Of every
citizen who intends to BE some
body. Stewart Edward White.