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The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-04-26
FOR MR. BULLARD.

We are now on the eve OF 4 demo.
cratic primary, and in such al event all
personal prejudiCes should be laid aside.
and the best men selected foE the var.
iOuS offices, as nomination is equiya-
lent TO an election. The writer has
lived in Putnam county all OF his Life
and feels deep interest in her political
Affairs. 50 the next four years will be
wears OF peculiar importance in the al
fairs OF our county, / cannot let the op.
pOHunity pass without calling attention
Of the voters TO the importance OF the
Office OF assessor which should be held
5y 4 man who IS thoroughly CONVEX
SAINT with property values Is we'll IS 10.
cation. The present officer IS certainly
4 man OF high moral character, con
SCienIious, courteous and Certainly under
stands the duties OF the office thorough
sy; is patient and painSt1kiug aud there
Is no good reason why he should not
succeed himself. Many of you can re-
member the condition OF the assessor 5
books after An Incompetent assessor
term OF office expiTet: il look 4 long
time aud much trouble and expense to
siraighlea them out Any new man
who ever he may be cannot be familiar
with the duties OF this office and unless
thoroughly fitted, will never be N ef-
ncieut officer Why not keep 4 good
man when we have him. We cannot
get better. TAXPAYER.
a-yr
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-04-26
McLeod-Warr Wedding.

A wedding OF much interest took
place at Welaka on Monday evening,
April 22d, when Miss Neltie Mcleod
became the bride OF Mr.. Edward H.
War; OF Georgetown, Fla.
The wedding was at the home of the
brides parents, only the immediate
family being present The parIor and
hall were artiStically decorated, and the
bow window was masSed in palms and
magnolias with feStooning OF vines and
quantities OF Marchiel Mel roses. The
hall was decorated in red lilies and
roses.
The bride was married in travelling
dress OF castor cloth and carried a DO.
Quet OF pink roses and asparagus ferns
Mr. and Mrs. War; left on the Clyde
steamer, City OF Jacksonville, for a wed
ding trip 10 Savannah and other points
When they return their home will be al
Georgetown. Miss Mcleod was a most
charming young lady and Mr.. War; is 10
be congratulated upon his good fortune.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-04-26

But i Is Of his career as = leEis-
.at0r that We wish - treat IT this
article though limited space makes
It Impossible T. more than touch
AS1t.y upon the more important TEA
lures OF trat admirable record. with
when We ara ultimately acquainted
because or our association a. tire r=Sr
TWO sessions q The Florida ,ex.sfa-
tu-e.
II the 1902 session NJ. Ei,5u-r vas
q recognized leader Of the progress
sives n the house Il representa-
uTeS. and much u ire good IeETsfa-
NcH enacted then san he traced fi-
r5tIsE - indirectly u his efforts He
introduced and secured the passage
u a OIL! requiring the advertisement,
=. >,-Ie laHC> PRIOR 10 their sale.
students ot p1,tuca. AFFAIRS have
nightly sard TIA; this law was one n
me really great acts Of that notable
session
b this compelling p-bl;cirv com
psuuo1 has been invited in the ss'-s
o. these coveted lands. and the imam
Ga dement's acc-Ul-E --e-e--0r-7 ezr-
not De cve-esc!-la-5E Su-7.z N ~
mat 1t one sale This zc- saved tEs
STATE quarter u & million dollars
Mr.. EThu-r's record = a --,-a-
sentative vas - satisfactory G, his
>oAs'E'Ge1rs that he vas elected n
me {, senate n The following ca-irzszr
Is member a TIE -uurs- hons
a me 1911 session he was 2 r-r-u-
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-04-26
OUR CANDIDATES. HILBUR

Two years ago Congressman Frank
CLARK made speech at Middleburg
n w1!cE ne stated that only two
newspapers ii this district opposed
his reorganization - congress-the
Clay County Times and s. Angus
tine Meteor Nj. Clark. at the same
TINE, fred some uCcaMed :or remarks
around loose about his conception OF
the '-esta, i-c@Icie-cy @; the Times
t-,:--. - wAicE We took 10 excep-
non. a-cr.-S = We do that il is
At absolute necessity to7 NJ. Clark
- abuse somebody if he makes a
S?eec@. z-l We dent see that his
.ar..cast.1S has hurt is a bit; in
,ac; We didn't hear Q; it for sew
era. months.
The Times was the first newspaper
II this district to raise its voice
ssa.Es: NJ. Clark and for time it
made the EEE: alone but there is
plenty q help now; two-thirds OF the
papers in the district are opposing
rs nomination this year.
Nj Clark has resided. at various
times. Il four counties in Florida
Sc.A DGval. Columbia and Aiachua-
and Il each OF these counties there
are newspapers opposing his norIi-
nation, and it never speaks we'll for
man when his own neigh5ors turn
-1eir backs on him.
We believe there are but four pa
2e-s in the district supporting Mr..
Clark-aud some one mean enough
to say that three OF these papers and
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-04-26
Visit to Edgar and Johnson.

/ Putnam county is one of the mos
! scenic in all Florida. aud there is no sec
. lion OF the county more beautiful thar
/ It's western part. The numerous pretty
( lakes which dot The Eolling landscape,
1 especially from the neighborhood Of
/ lnIeElachen north and west will one day
attract lis full share OF settlers.
On Wednesday the News editor, who
I IS Just now doing 4 political stunt. stop
ped off al Edgar and after viewing the
operations of the Edgar kaoiin works
which employs I large number OF men
under the supervision OF F. H. Nase.
he went on 10 Johnson, mile further
west.
AT Johnson there is 4 good store and
poStotiice and railway station, with 4
Aalt dozen or more pretty homes in sight
and 4 dozen more hid beyond the
hills and trees adjacent.
The store which is stocked with gem
eral merchandise, is kept by Mr.. D. W.
Johnson, one OF three brothers ior
whose father the plaza was named.
heSc men are all prominent in the
county, socially and politically. They
have lived there since Young manhood.
And the spot is so pretty and there are
so many binding lies that they will think
long aud carefully before deciding 10
leave.
Johnson has 4 pretty Presbyterian
church well furnished with pews aud
pulpit and orEa and other comforts aud
here the neighoorhood worships. 1t is
the only Presbyterian church in thar
section, and its influence mas blessed the
place.
The school also is up to date and well
supplied with the paraphernalIa for
teaching the Young idea. A Miss John.
son is the teacher and Inc children all
like her and are making good progress
under her direction.
Ii the COloniStS who are iusI now
coming into Florida from all sections OF
the Union would go out through this
Putnam county, they would send away
better impressions OF Florida. The
time is coming, and coming soon. when
The high, rolling and fertile lands OF
that section will bloSsm as the rose.
The men WHO settled in that country
before the days OF the civil war and
made homes there. knew what they
were doing, and their descendants who
have stayed upon it all through the fol
lowing wears knew alSo-So they have
stayed and pToSpered.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-04-26
SAM HILBURN'S GOOD RECORD

II considering the candidacy Of :
man Tor public Office. the voters
should acCHaint themselves with the
record Of the asp:rart. I; his actions
n the past have been 81 Z nature
calculated - bench, the masses
rather than the classes. then he IS
worthy OF support and endorsement
4. 70 the contrary. his public lie
has been devoted 70 promoting the
interests q the favored few at the
expense OF the many. then II mat
terS not how loudly he D-0clairns his
owe Tor the dear pee-pul" and his
oya.ry . their cause. his urte7arces
should la! upon uuhearinE. urbeTiev-
NJ ears Bearing these se,;-eviterr
-uths IN mind, we trust that the
God democrats Of this district will
Nanine closely into the records Of
ne three gentlemen seeking congress
.'.ral honcrs. and will then. iute,r-
emily and u1EISrakab,y. cast their
z.lots for the man who has ever
cen and vii. continue u be : worker
o. progressive democracy Sam
{! J.. Ei.buru Of Putnam ccurw
Ever since entering upon the 0rsc-
ice 0: his chosen protessioR-the
AVN Pslarkz, sam Hlburu has
7een active IN the public life Of his
.own and county, and in all the State
no community has been served more
bly,, more honestly, more ene-ge,-
ally, 8 10 whatever sphere Of use
.u.ness tried, he has been loyzl 70
rs people and faithful to the r-rsr
-ePeSed Il hin
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-04-26
Woman's Club Meeting.

A very interesting meeting of the
Woman's Club was held at the residence
OF Mrs Howell A. Davis last Friday after
noon. large number being in attend
ance, including several out of town
members.
The president urged more members TO
help in the work OF canyasSing the town
10 sell ''Snowdrift. " Good success has
been met with the past week, but more
helpers are needed for the success OF
the undertaking.
Sympathy was expressed for the great
Titanic disaster Thanks were voted to
be extended 10 Mr. Hutchinson for re-
cording deed OF lot purchased, and 10
Mr. 0dum for services on abstract
Mrs. Mellon presented the club with
cards printed with the song America, "
also music for same, and the club ad.
journed with 4 hearty singing OF the
patriotic song.
The social committee then assumed
charge of the afternoon and entertained
most delig hiiuily with guessing contest,
after which ice cream and cake were
served. Press Reporter.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-04-26
Organ Recital.

The organ recital to be given by Mr..
John L. f. Daniel, late OF London, Eng.
land, at the Presbyterian church on the
evening OF May Srd, promises to be a
musical treat as evidenced by the follow.
ing program:
Organ-"Fan,are ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Dubois
Mr.. John L. (. Daniel
Duet - .,....-.. -..-..-..... Selected
MI N NJ NlcAeFs, MIS-. warner Hamm.
Organ Prierer. pevrad
MIR. John l. <. Daniel.
S'olO-''O. Rest in the Lord" Mendelssohn
Miss PanSY peyereuN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." ----...-..... suppa
Mr.. Warner I Hsmm.
OTEsn-'.ViSiOn' .-.-.... BibI
Mr.. John L. (. Daniel.
Mr. NoahJ. riisaman, Jr. s'iS>'s0
or'SAn---T,ssea,o" -. ...... Maimy
Dct:-~hS-S, HSrk, Ny soul" Rockwell
Misses MoTaEUe
Mr.. Hsrwcod Rosser.
Melody .-.-.-....... Callaerts
Mr.. John l. Z paniel.
s2lo-~wa5,er Than SNOW, &C.,. NOR
Orgs2-~Me<iitstlOa -..... ......... L,euairs
Mr.. John L. {. Dauiel.
soio--t'rNSsinz the Bar .---. ... Lssh
Mrs l. A. smith
OrEBI-''SAiecI d'AmOur~. -.-... ElEar
Nj. John l. Z Daniel.
solo -...-....-. ... -...-.... ...--.... selected
Mr.. Max SchOsn.
Offertolre" -......-. welv
Mr.. John L. L. Daniel.
AcCompa Daniel and Mrs. J. X.
CougleT.
There will be 4 free-will offering ta-
ken which it is hoped will add 4 mater.
ial sum 10 the organ fund.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-04-26

meHts inaugurated by ne -ra
siyes, and in his car- = 4 :
man Of one Of the JUDI ~ 90
tees was enabled O. lender Yf
service TO the State.
His locomotive elk ~. bed
bill, which IS now a. -=sc.U.l
should eHtitle him . lie ava
consideration OF the ---e-s! 9
ing public and Of g. -5.-r3al
His INSURANCE. bill, .1a:'1.
specified time in " can
damage might he 1- ii, aAI
rremely meTitoriuus
Other special acts -1, 5'
all tending 10 prove rs l5i-4
lawUaker. and his c-e--y :; q
cIal worker IN the ,----ssii 2
masses. but space for HoaI
the Journals Of both re h1ls
the senate show tn: sd'3
increasing the powers .as 2
commission; pcrtect.-- ne P
system; improving rr- g15N
ways; imposing Stri--s~. r5sl
upon trusts: abolish'-Z ne
leases system: and t.-alzas
taxes.
Ia brief. Sam !. El---- Ia;
ably and earnestly for re 1
the people, and his -s---5 -
been such a 70 CONN. I'll .!l
voters. \ a uat,.~ e-l''@
would be equally Is
Gent ard e-ouli - '-tl
Is would reflect -rs-.- -29a
and honor upon him.
Putnam = adj
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-04-26
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City Happenings ana
Personal Mention,
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John Stock OF Interlachen was visitor
in the city last Saturday.
In another column will be found the
state and county ticket
Mrs, F. D. Ackerman is visiting her
daughter, Mrs T, X. Bates, at Sanford.
Misses Clyde Estes and Minnie Bulky
are visiting relalives and iriends 4,
Shiloh, Fla.
MIS-, H. A. Ford LETT for Gainesville
Tuesday after ! weeks visit with Mrs
+. D, AcAerman,
The UDtlsd Dacghsers Of the Conged,
er1cy Will 1>Sss with Mrs Anderson
I2esS-4y, Mas ,c& Z. clock.
\ cake sale Viii h given bv The Il.
csFS Nj >NcsCsy ~ The NethcGIx
c>Srca II MlNS ac2S' millinery Nu~e o.
) Sunday. My s1A The c-ocecsS o.
t1S Sale VAL - 5tNoset to he chu,chs
pas5es 5an5-
Mss Fc1r3 WGsSoa al Wilmington.
pSl, Nho had bcea on 1 visit 10 her
aaal, Mrs L, W. Warren, At Luken.
Tia, was 1 visitor in Pal2lka i short time
this week, the guest OF her cousin. Mrs
amer llE Cm2l.
The Ladies Aid Society of ST. lanes
Methodist church at its meeting las,
Tuesday decided to contribute S. Der
month 10 the charity ward OF the Palatka
hospital. The society will meet next
Tuesday with Mrs. H. o. Hamm.
This week an agreement for The usual
Thursday afternoon closing during the
heated term has been circulated and
generally signed by our merchants and
business men. The first day for closing
will be Thursday, May 10th.
County Commissioner .Alvers who
was in the city Monday saws that instead
OF hunting votes during the past two
weeks be has been kept busy with Off.
clal and pressing duties. He has lust
completed Smelling the bad piece of road
from Dunn'S creek to Satsuma hill.
Out at Grandin the good people enter.
tanned the candidates royalty last Tues. |
day, though many were Obliged 10
leave before the serving OF the bounti- |
Gus picnic dinner spread by the ladies |
under the oaks. Those who were
able 10 stay will not soon forget that !
grand dinner, nor the hospitality OF the |
Grandin ladies'.
Tie county candidates went out TO
BosIwlCh yesterday. aud in the railroad .
warehouse addressed one OF the best at,
tended, most attentive meetings of the
campaign. The people OF Boslwick
showed much interest in the various
candidates. aad gave them / most cor
CiIl reception. BoStwiCk will roll W !
heavy vote next Tuesday
\ marriage OF interest 10 Palatka PEG.
PIE, though the Ceremony was per.
formed in / distant state. was that of
Miss Emma Leila Hightover 10 Mr..
Joseph West DeatS Al the home OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Ms. 0. E
HIgh'ower. Brundidge. Ala. on Mon.
day last, the 22d inst The bride is well
known and popular here by reason OF
her frequent visits 10 her sister. Ms. !.
\. Helms OF EaS, Palarka Mr.. beats is
the assistant engineer on the PalaIka
braach OF the Florida East Coast Rail.
way. Nj. and Mrs beats arrived here
"Wednesday and Will make their home
in East Plla,Sa.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-04-26
Order For Publication.

In the Circuit Court. Eighth Judicial Cir.
cult. Putnam County, Flo-ida-Iu Caan
Gerry.
Annie LOPEZ. Complainant p,ns,-
Augustine LOp1Z. Defendant. I-'o'1e'
Il appearing by affidavit appended to the
Dill tl-y- in the above stated cu-s- that NJ
-u>tinr IopaE. the defendant therein nam.
ed i a non resident Of the state Of Florl.
ia, and IS a resident OF Havana. Cubs. ami
that tie IS over the age Of TweEty-Oue years,
and t1aI there i no person Ia he state o.
FloEi4a.u pOn whom the service OF subpoena
would bind such defendant; il i therefore
ordered that said uoE-re silelt Defendant
oe sni he i hereby required 20 app=sr 70
the Bill Of Complaint aIrl II said cause on
or G-tore MONDAY, the Is day OF July.
a 7. 1917. otherwise the allegations OF said
olIl Viii ce taken a. confessed by said L.
PENDANT
Il Is further ordered that this order r.
published once q week for eight consecutive
weeks in the PAlaTka New and Advertise
q newspaper published liz said County anu
state
Witness my hand and oct.c.a. -. this
the siCE day Of April, -Y.-.
lSEALL HENRY ETrCHIS>uS.
Clerk Circuit tour.
b Alice Y, PaI4y. l. l..
solicitor for Comu.2iuau:.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-04-26

is a heightened gentleman who
command the respect OF hi;
congressman and the second
would once more enjoy the
1t enjoyed when represented b
men as Cooper and Davis.
As a member OF congress N
burn would not forsake his ps-
tell republican congress tia, !
ready to vote for any rob5er
schedule if he be given SON. Of
"swag as Mr.. Clark did.
If sent to congress NJ IN
will not leave his duties i ;,-r
to come to Florida to te, Z, n
crackers who we must we n
Mr. Clark did. Mr.. HT..-1 N
we know who we want :, ;.TI
and that when We need : mi
we'll make proper and t---a, B
cation TO the courts.
Mr.. Hiiburn would No. rsuu
an expenditure OF S75.u1r 10 M
given annually to the In, 7 IN
as Mr., Clark did-a rzy 5:EN
year on every voter in III, In
Mr.. Hilburn would Il. On
with 4 congressman irc-. : IN
State to do his own SAFE n
OF dollars injury as NJ Cl,f
done in the Everglades t-a;raa
he and his non-res,t--: IN
Bathrick have kicked u
In fact. Mr.. Hilburn .,u't 4
pended upon at ali ti-r-, and
all circumstances to san! u
State and his party and is pep.
CLAY County -..rssl
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-04-26
COUNTS AGAINST CLARK

He has violently abused every Gov
ernor the State has had for sixteen
years: he has gone up and down this
commonwealth tongur-iashirg all
men and newspapers opposed 70 Em:
he has been maintained in MS pres
ent position bv the work and orEaui-
cation and influence Of the specia, IL
tsreS,S which he has attempted At all
hazards 10 protect. but the time has
arrived when even they have had
about all OF Clark tina, they care far.
The people Of the State and district
are verify sick and ured oi being rep
resented n the National House Of
Representatives by such person.
Hts standing with his own colleagues
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-04-26

The record shows that he has been
away from Washington more than
half the time when matters OF I'M
portaace came 10 vote.
His party record IS bad He yot-
ed with the Republicans on the tariff
bill, the Sherwood pension bill. His
reckless language and attitude are
such as TO make him : person 10 be
feared and ashamed Of than Z char
acter empower or influence
He declared in his speech on the
Everglades matter that he was will
ing for the people 10 be humbuEget:
ne declared il his tariff speech tina,
ne was wiling for the people to be
robbed