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THE TIMESHERALD

PUUUSHED FRIDAYS

A B McKENZIE Publisher

totfvvi a secondclaM mall wetter atthntoffla Ht ealatka Florida under Act 0

SWJSCRIPTItN PhRANNUM IN ADVANCE

SOIB REASONS WHY

We have been asked to givesane reasons for our support rfHon John N 0 Stockton for tieUnited States Senate

Hero they oreWe believe him the bbalqu li

fipl anti the best equipped man

jo the racethis because he is

nondys fairweather friend

If he thinks you are worthy he

will stick to you whether you

iavo money or not We know of

no higher tribute to pay a man

If misfortune overtakes friendinstead of trying to kick him fur

he will go to him as abrother and reason with him and

help him to come back upHis name has boon a synonym-

of peace progress and prosperityever since first he stepped upontho threshold of young vigorousmanhood in this his native Stato

Wo believe ho knows more ofthe desires and necessities of hisfellowman than any candidat-eow before tho people

We know that his great bigheart has always pulsated withIjio masses of the people in theirstruggle against oppressionswrongs

No man in Florida can be bettor posted nor can make a more

logical convincing argumentagainst tho robbery and infamyol protective tariff that defraudsand impoverishes the great mass

es of our people to enrich thechosen few

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No lawyer banker nor laymanhas ever been a closer student ofthe financial legislation of this

that has plundered theproducer and given millions tothe idle rich

The tariff railroad legislationnational banking acts SoundJohn Stockton on any of theseand you will find that he hasnever had a superior in theSouth

Wo need such men in the Sen-ate No or dishonest actstains his escutcheon

Lets him in JacksonvilleFloridian

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A prosperous and happy NewYear to our readers everywhere-

It that Messrs Blountand Bryan have about run out ofginger and tobasco sauce

The senatorial campaign may

increase in interest now that oldhas come and gone

Perhaps the weather Is toocold for the senatorial candidates-

to get hot under the collar andmake ugly faces at each other

With operas carnivals and va-

rious other amusement enter-

prises Palatka is fast breakinginto the lively cosmopolitan class

Organizing big investment andreality companies is a popularpastime with the progressive andprosperous citizens of Jackson-

ville

Santa Claus comes but ayear but the festive candidatewith his cordial handshake andconvincing smile we have withus always

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That aviation meet in Jackson

ground

With Alton B Parker talkingpolitics Dr Cook writing for themagazines Claude LEngle edit-

ing a newspaper and John StockIon innning for office we are re-

minded of times that have beentelore

Yfli Uthoiissc es failed to leave the

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CRESCENT CITY

Correspondence TlmtaHerald t

Santa Glaus came to nukehappy but some got too merry consid-ering is tnppoteu to be a dry town

The only Sabbath school that bad aChristmas was the Presbyterianthe Auditorium

Mayor and Mrs Borson spent Sunday-at Hammond being entertained MrRobt Smith and wife

Norton came tip fromJacksonville and Xmas with hisfather W 0 Norton

Rev J H Davis pastor of the Methodist church moved last week to LemonCity where he was assigned by the lastconference

Dr George Calhoun left TuesdaySeville Ga on business trip andwill retnrn the latter part of the week

Miss Crawford of DeLand is visitingher mother Sirs Wm

0 L Chamberlain and littletar Alice made a trip to Palatka onWednesday

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Mr and Mrs Frank Cobb went overto Enstls to spend Xmas with friends

Aid Society of thepostponed last Tuesday evening pn ac-

count entertainmentsThere will be a dance in the V L A

ball next Monday night Jan 2d

The new laundry started lastweek but on account of the holidayseason and help did not start to work

Mr and Mrs Arthur Appleby ofBarnwell 8 0 visiting Applebys father who is quite feeble

Lumber Is alreauy on the ground forthe addition to T O Darbys store

Mr and Mrs G Jamong those of onr citizens who visitedFalatka Wednesday

Wishing the Editor and his stiff a-

very happy and prosperous New Year

00DEATH OF DR D W MOORE

On Monday was received the sadnews of the death of Bev D W

Moore which occurred at his home-

In Dover New Jersey on Frldy De-

cember 23rd He had planned toreach Florida on that day but wastaken 111 a days before being unconscious most of the time and thuspassed peacefully away

Mr Moore was born in Ohio June16th 1833 When a young man heattended Antlcch College under MrHorace Mann here he feltthe preach and was ordainedia Antloch College chapel In 1869 andtook his first charge In New JerseyImmediately afterwards At the endof this year he marrledLMlss RebeccaEmmans They raised a family ofchildren one of whom Ii now a Bap

The tortnlgbtly supper of the LadiesChurch

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tilt In Vermont and twoothers Mr Dan and Miss Anus whoare well known here having spent anumber of winters with us

pastorates for forty years In Michi-gan New York and New Jersey andat one time wan sent as a delegate to

After giving up his regular workon account of nervous prostration hemade his home In Dover New Jersey

For a number of winters he wasIn our midst and will be remembered for his many deeds of love andkindness He frequently wrote articles for publication The followingIs a quotation from one written twoyears ago

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preach than eat and am often gladto get an opportunity supply apulpit Which he often did at thisplace to the edification of hm beat-ers Notwithstanding the hardshipsand disappointments of a ministerslife If I were young again I wouldchoose the same profession for mylife work God been good to meand my lot in this life been In agoodly land In good society withmany friends and my earnest desireand aim have been to lIvo right anddo good tho I have fallen tar shortof my Ideal I desire that during thefew days or years at

my earthly pilgrimage tolive the of the that mylast end may be like His

It want the best in Florida andWestern Meats to Wm GreensKirby street West End

Sheriffs Sale

UNDER AND BY VIRTUE 0 AN EXE-CUTION dated December

Putnam County Florida a causetherein wherein F A Sands and O EBands doing business as Sands Brothers were

J P Morrow and Tom Crawford

tell at outcry to the highest and beltbidder for front the Court-House In 1alatka laid County and Stateduring the legal hour of on

FIRST MONDAY IN FEBRUARY A D foilbeing February Cth lilt and tales daythe property towit I

Lunch 20 feetand feet beam with 4 Cycle 3II P Engine

Jack Model with appurtenancestherein

Terms cash purchaser to pay for Bill of Bale

rather

moatoflets

out of and from the Court of

I have levied upon thesaid J P Morrow Tom

Crawford subject to said execution and wilt

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DecemberL KENNERLY-

8beria Putnam

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NOTICE

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Warrants Ordered

Uy the County Commissioners atthe December Meeting

GENERAL FUND

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Henry Hutchinson lumpscw 2 04for Mann S 00

J W Ollsaon for Knowles and S 09L W Walker Ikrrr Smith and

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Kill WoodMrs FA Miller

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Le lBtiun ScottIl i rd Johnson pauperEliza JohnsonLout FunkAdams and Seal Co

Marshall Coroners fee at luqtSstChestnut witnes-

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R L Kennedy feesR L Brayingl L Kennorly expenses U1 K as i

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Janirs ot InquestJ H Jlatth ws u S S MitchellCSIFrei V Owen rent electionCity of Palatka water court housej work court house chimneyJ T Powell witness Inijuesf

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Inspectors Ircclncu 28Inquest 27

Walton root Turn 120FD Wattles

Witnesses tNathan Watu Clias Brent Boyd Dotbea SI each L

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J Hanca 120KUOlmstead returning ballot lox 200

FINE AND FORFEITURE FUND

The following were paid out ot the Fine andForfeiture Fund i

Jurors and wltnestos 28 00medicine i 4

Jacobson 4 40

Lillian Iron witness 100R L Kennerlr servant and bone K MR L Sheriff criminal eats 61 20R Kennerly feed county prisoners 62 M-

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Manning hard road workLIIoliaruion hard Toad work

hard roadJT road InspectionI J Arnold ruedII11 Dan road workM liobannon road Inspection

Keen work onD L Bell work on bard roadW 0 Alvers road InspectionJ

0 lluthrie clearing roadJ D work

1 K EiUnuiuon plow tor hard roadJohnson

J T short and milsJoe Joiner workKenoerly Hardware ImplementIrving budOscar Smith clearing road

part payment on bill

BRIDGE FUND

Browning Lumber Co lumberA Cannon material

Drowning Lumber Co lumberwork-

Day Bra oilL Harden material

JohnsonKennerly Hardware Co

Stephens Inspection of bridge-D AWm Johnson work

workJ E McDuffle workR O Chalmers tending Dunns Creek

bridgeSt bridge

Mrs F A Miller Rice Ck bridgeInspection

Mat BolanoIran llohannonBond Trustees Putnam County

WEST PALATKA NOTES

CorrespondenceThe little store kept by Mm Btu

art Is a nloe businessMr Spradley who purchased tbe

Wyles property IB making great IK-

proreminti for general farmingWe soon expect tbe wedding bells

to ring for T W ofka Heights and Miss Arllne Stanleyof Jacksonville

The little home newly maio byMnllls lo a beauty

pretty grove of oakswere several who voted a

wet ticket Christmas but It onlyAmounted to fun

The new building being erectedfor Mrs Morton will soon be completed and when finished will b themost In the neigh-borhood

Best wishes for the TimesHeraldfor prosperous New Year

Remember when in need of Floridaand Western and Poultry

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Hon Tom A Darby

The following Item from theTallahassee True Democrat will be ofInterest to the people of not only Put-

nam county but of the entire StateHon Thomas A Darby formerly

State Senator from tbe 26thPutnam county during the sessions ofthe Legislature of 1897 and 1699 hasbeenjn several days andwith Mrs Darby la the bollday season pleasantly with the

mother and hersister Miss Caroline Brerard Some

ago Mr wont to New Yorkand engaged in the brokerage businessand going to

in mining been sno-

oessfnl Ho has always retained titslegal residence in Florida

fifty miles north of Nome Alathe very heart of tbe frozen

Their summers are generallyspent and their winters somesouthern clime

Mr and Mrs Darby are anticipating-a trip soon toare very much their visit inTallahassee and meeting with oldfriends in Florida

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Seed PotatoesKnowing that the success ot their

crop in a great raeasnra uponthe seed used it cannot fall to be ofmuch Interest to all potato growers toknow of the one seed potatoes that are

Jo of Jacksonville Thisseed Is cleaa and smooth some of theprettiest potatoes ever sent Into thestate aro rapidly because01 their superior and low pricesthis are enabled to makethrough placed contracts for

The above named firm also send freeon request a booklet dealing fully with

production of this crop and givecustomers the benefit of their

long with Florida con-

ditions It to deal with suchand FAIR

are the characteristics of ajltheir dealings

The Holiday Decorations-

The holiday season Is the time forof all kinds and no season

In the year ol ld6 in thdecoration and display line Palatkamerchants ever to possibilitiesalways have beautiful storedecorations and this Is no exception to the rule the storeslarge small have window displays

Lions and goodsMany of tbe store rooms of I

decidedly old fashioned In regard I

shown to advantage and the merchantsfind a difficulty dressing the windows-to good advantage

There that gives tone to astore or draws more attention from theshoppers than a good window display

Is glad to notethat the merenanta are making greaterefforts this than ever to attract attension by keeping the windows andstores up to high standard

4en tort I Primary in the WoodsA Bryan one of the staunch

and citizens of the Florahome neighborhood was in the cityIn business capacity yesterday Hestates that the approaching senatorial primary will be a rather tameproposition as the Interest thereinIs deplorably lax In his section

sent out by the ToomerFertilizer

loch

pays

lear

and stores filled with deocra

PAlatka-areto large windows wherein can be

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STAHPINQ-I For latest styles of braidinganti embroidery patterns call onMrs E E DODOB 105 Lemon street

Seed Potatoes-W H Minton can supply on

short notice the celebrated Spalding Rose No 4 Irish Potatoes inany desired quantity Call on oraddress W H MINTON cornerLemon and 4th Sts Palatka Fla

Edmonsoii

Corner Lemon and7th StreotSf-

Ii offering some RARE

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Dress GoodsShoes and Hats jHero are some of them

Fruit of the Loom 80 inches wide ilOc

Homespun at 4 t2call Dress Goods and 29 to f-

SO cent on LadlesfeatST 5

Come and get some o

these BARGAINS They Jwont last long

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Msh Oysters PoultryEffffs Vegetables

SPANISH MACKEREL Etc call atcorner Lemon and 13th Streets or

also carry line of andFruit Harden

and Plants tat al all timerCareful attention and prompt atten

lion to ell orders

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A STORY IN THREE PARTS f IPART TWO

WBryan ContinuesAggressive Campaign-

At the Beginning of the Campaign a Pamphlet was by Mr announcing hisviews on public questions Hr Issued-a similar pamphlet which has been followed upwith innumerable advertisements letters andcirculars Mr Stockton too issued a Decla-ration of Principles and has otherwise ad-vertised extensively It behooves Wevoter to what the candidates have to say and in passing upon thequalifications of NATHAN to notewell

THATit r does not advocate federal income tarf because Congress has aiflu ready passed favorably upon that proposition and as Senator he

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does not promise to secure federal appropriations for hard roads inFlorida U would be pure political buncombedoes not devote 75 per cent of his literature and speeches to an effort to explain that be can represept the peoples Interests as well

as the ooporate interests

does not apologize for any connection of affiliation nor does hehave to overcome any that he will cot represent the

interests of the people as distinguished from the of tbe corporaiions

does not admit that ho is so prejudiced against one section of theState that he cannot equally as well all sections whether

It be Pensaoola Apalaohloola Tampa West MiamiNew Smyrna St Augustine or Jacksonville

does not feel it necessary to have letters written and circulated lofit the effect that can fair that he Is honest and that he U ftof the tolling mules

does not promise to reduce the high cost of living unaided antialone because ho will be called upon to fnlflll promisedoes not promise to make It for

of the United tothe establishment of agricultural lohoola in cash oongrosslonal dlstrint

believes that United States Senators should be elected by and di-rectly responsible to the peoplebelieves in liberal appropriations for waterways because they arenatures railroads

believes that hereafter no railroad company or private Interestshould be permitted to acquire and docks to such an extent-

as to control or commerce

believes Inpassenger rates

value of railroads as a basis for freight and

given such Judicial power as to enable it to enforce its orders

the interest of tile people of all sections and all

IS ABLEIS PROGRESSIVE-IS A REAL DEMOCRAT

ests His mind does not run in a groove wornsmooth by the habitual guarding of these In-

terests

He is the man who will make the LittleJourney to Washington

Watoh this space next week for part two The story will growinteresting

There is no more ForcefulArgument in Your Favor

The World respects the man who respects himselfPut on a new Unit of Clothes that you know to beAbsolutely Correct and you hold yourhead higher and throw out your haveconfidence in yourself

WHO CAI EWill to of FALL andWINTER MODELS They give character andprestige to the wearer They carry the stamp ofelegance and refinement in every line

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H E believes with Judson Harmon and Woodrow Wilson that Ispersonal apd that should be individually

punished for crimes committed under cloak of corporate names

HE physical

H E believes that the InterState Commerce Commission be

H EIs bet qualified to Initiate and secure In

if

tHEHe not turn to the servIce of the peoplefrom 26 years of devotion to corporate Inter

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