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Dry GoodsNow to be found in Temporary Quarters in

old Loeb Building Stand in the Tilghman Build-

ing Lower Lemon Street

Visits from our old friends and patronage of thetrading public solicited Prompt careful attenD

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tion to all customers as before

A beautiful line of Ginghams and Percales dailyji

on which are special prices Oomevin andgGlylphemover Get then now and make them upchildren V

Will into the store about OQjbpb0rvte anin order to reduce our stock will make a BIG R8ilJOjTION IN ALL LINES V

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SCHOOL BOOKSNow rebound secondhand All books used in tho

this county can bo had at Eotvtous Also full stock of all supplies-as Pencils Pens Inks Book

Lion taken in exchange or bought for to mo bookprico lists money rebound books

CHAS E RO N lemon Palatka-

OEO E WBLOH President A 8 WIZARD CashierCRAB BUBT Assistant Cashier

PALATKA

Capital 5OOOOSurplusUndivided Profits 14OOO

We solicit the acoonnto ot the people throughout Putnam County and

render all theioartejles and acoomtnolatlons oonsUtrnt with rood Banking

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At the Orpheum

The week has been a good one atthe Orpheum Theatre for both Mana-

ger Kalblield and the amusementloving publlu The Weather has beenIdeal the crowds large and the showsgood so nobody has had a kickcoming

satisfaction of allBailey Edwards a cleTurteam

the boards for the remainder ofthe freak Regarding them theJacksonville Metropolis has the fol-

lowing to say iand Edwards as Silly 8am

and the Soubrette were far above theaverage and were greeted with en-

core after encore Their act Is oneof real mirth sand laughter and theycertainly made

The next big attractions are GeorgeMurphy the dancing demon andHelen Scott novelty singer

Save your coupons and win theprize Saturday night

Headquarters for School Books Wecarry a Of New Books alsoHeBound and SecondHand at lowestprice Send for price list AokermanStewart Drug County AgentsPalatka

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Death of Mr H J FowlerMr H J Fowler died nt his home

near Melrose Friday morning at 881oclock followlui nu extended duration For some mouths his con-dition bad been regarded as critical BO

the end cameM to to his hostof friends throughout the Attimes a sufferer he borehis affliction with that fortitndeoharao-terUtlo of the trap OhrUtian aDdjythe eod il re

to1 hla I6venones ttnddepart to that home beyond the skies

Mr Fowler was one of the pioneerresidents of the Melroiobecause oi his long residence there hisgenial manners and his hospitable

he was one of the most es-

teemed citizens of the county Hishome was ever open for tho receptionof stranger and friend alike and manyare they who will testify as to

HisUntil seized by illness he was pos-

sessed with rare energy and was recog-nized as a snooeasfol andplanter Though evidencing a keeninterest In politics and though a Democrat to the manor born never soughtpolitical preferment but In as

life was contentwith being a taltbtnl worker in theranks Jill admirers howeverhim on the Board of Public Instructionwhich position he filled moat honorably-and satisfactorily for several terms Inthe passing excellent Southerngentleman the Indeed loses acitizen of true worth

He is survived by a number of chil-dren and other relatives who have the

of the entire communitytheir irreparable loss

daughter Miss liens and ions Leroyand lee in a few daysNorth the roan to enter JohnHopkins University at Baltimore for

dentistry and pharmacy re-

spectively while the others go on tofor a visit of a few weeks

While away Mr Brown will pur-chase a big line of fall and winter goodsfor his popular emporium These willbe to tot bythe Brown establishment

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will occupy the at Fresbyterlan church beginning on aboutOctober lit Purcell KPalatka with the highest of

as to abilitylarlty and it Is to that hewill locate permanently In onr jmldatThe following clipping Mift theChristian shows tbftbelsan Indefatigable worker In the Ma-sters vineyard

g the vacthe pastor Bar M B iturned to his work the first tabbitIn September At the morntabhe welcomed Into thethe church twentyseven njnr mem-bers administering the Bacwment 01

baptism to twenty of this numberTwo Infants were also at thesame hour Perhaps riot tbsn adozen more will be admitted soonThis Ingathering IB fruits-of a series of unlqn evangelisticmeetings which was themonth of August by John B

and his son Burke Dur-ing the present short pastorate reventythree rnemberB

making theof this church over

three hundred

Baptist Services

tlon preached on last Sundayat at the First Baptist

Church Hit discourse was greatlyappreciated by a large congregation

At In tho evening be gavean Illustrated on the World

andSunday School using moving

and illustrated songs Everyone enjoyed the entertainment aa itwas Interesting and Instructive

Rev Cecil PreachedBev 0 0 Cecil for some years

State evangelist of the Florida Conference but for the past season sta-tioned at St Augustine filled thepulpit at the St Jamoe MetnodlsbChurch Sunday preaching two excellent sermons to attentive congre-gations It Is with regretmany friends of this popular divinelearn of his Intention to leave oldFlorida and join the TennesseeConference We unbounded

Rev Mr Cason Accepts CallRoy P Q Cason of Apalaohlcola

has accepted the call tendered himby the First Baptist Church of this

and will come to assume hispastoral duties on or about Octoberpith Mr Cavon is a minister of tee

St James Methodist ChurchH Dntlll Pastor

Regular services will be held at StJames Methodist Church Sudsy con-

ducted by the pastor Preaching at 11am and

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put in condition foris Reeled to the largest busi-

er she has had her hullopalred and pointed her ma

overhauled and herovated and In fine coqbe will be practically a new

City and Omega which willW daysearner Howard will next onI for a like treatment andand other points on the riveri will be best service

j afflo end of the bntinens la nowone of Palatkas citizens

a tanning to give the merchants

e this fact whenlog shipments and that

can Steamboat Company

noted elebwhere in thed the MoNell will here

re Jacksonville In time tolatka before noon making thePalatka to Crescent City andnd returning the same oven

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snow the boats

the two linesnerfeN ell Is now on the

u resumes regufrom Jaoklouvllle to lUll a

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Palatka to Crescent City anreturn will no doubt soon

becoaMfe favorite excursion trip forcitizens giving as ft does an

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together with the lovely Ockla

fcr time on tho river givesthis section for

enjoyed by fewte improvements both in the

withthat hereafter the boats

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returned Sundayfrom a visit of a month to the mar

North Mrs Jacobson andson Ralph wept to Jacksonville to

away Mr Jacobson purchasedan stockaa ho anticipatesa business the fall and

and Is determined to meetof the trade however

did bo secure a fine anddealrwle lot of goods for his

he entirelymention of which

war jj e In our last Issue With aa stock of dry goods shoeswta and with the additionalL Ms ladlesA light housefurnishing

6 largest In this partof a character

Jdlt upon Its owner andnlty In general

ustark at the Howell

amatlzatlon of George Barrpopular novel Grans

ell TMariB on October 25th by oneof beifc companies that tours theMonth B a romantic drama

tell of a love behind a thronewith thrilling Interest

throughout the acts The castIB composed of eighteen male and fe

of the typoThin yrlll be the openingilttracUotfat the Howell for sea

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make other Improvements and alteraVIoni new opera

with hatracks and-fooMBifej have been ordered and

In position before the

Reservation ofturned from a highly

I enjoyable visit to theq the State where

offielal capacity At nagHUt ted Okoloosa Tribe

ft charter momborahl-DVt previous to this he In

KituMun No 40 atLaKroKYr with an opening list of 83prominent citizens Pounds Isone of most popular and enthu-siastic S braves in the reservationand nn erhlB lead many tribesWing praanlxed and Btrengthened

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TILUHMAN TBMfBRANCB RALLY

A large audience was present atthe temperance meeting Sundaypf ttho Bantlit Tent In Heat

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closing the saloons In Put cumcourtly mace the address of theevening Making no set speech hiremarks set forth without acrlnnjor harshness some of the reasouowhy the saloons should be doted

The entertainment given at thetent on Monday night was Indeed aUnique featurepaign The meeting In charge ofW G was not underthe auspices of any political organi-zation It was Independent The

Orchestra ofMr Tilghman wife eon and daugh-ter J Q Tilghman Jr end WarnerHamm assisted by Mrs Haramrendered a program of vocal andInstrumental music and recitationsthat was at once Interesting and In-

structive Members all of one familyare bearing their own expenses

for the sake of the temperanceoaui e and Its advancement are going10 nuch as ask their helpThey will be the means of dclngmu b good for this cause and thittoo people who would notattend were t not for the entertain

featureB v H putlll ot Palatka gave a

Ikwhich he emphasized the fact thatthe saloon business Is a peculiarbusiness avowed to be wrongyet licensed at a high rate to con-

tinue Its evil trafflo Hastings Ad-

vocate

Opening of Putnam High School

Putnam High School will open onMonday morning at 8 oclock for the

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blight During themonths very few alterations and

Improvements have been made tothe building and as the corps ofteachers will be practically thesame only one change been I

made In the entire list the pupilswilt enter their studiesfamiliar surroundings and free Iromthe necessity of getting acquaint-ed The same routine of aspursued last term will be Inaugura-ted and the of the termbe as usual Special exercises willbe conducted at the opening hour

andof the school are cordfaliy Invited tobe present Following la the facultyfor the term

G A Stephens principal MissesMiriam Pasteur and Estelle MoKenzle assistants

Misses Georgia Johnson Mary McLnugblln Daisy Plokren MissesMabel McNeny Mabel Holcotnb andBessie Spain

New Athletic Mall

At the City Council meeting heldTuesday night the Palatka AthleticAssociation was a twentyyearlease on the water extension of Kirkland street on which it is proposed toerect a handsome foroccupancy by the Association A lettersigned by a number of property ownersIn the who favored propo-sition wee by members of theAssociation which doubtless hod con-

siderable in the action of theCouncil The building Is to be con-

structed with sub

ultimatelywith the latest and best

equipment and will be an ornament toEnd Plane have already

been submitted by Engineer Ensey forthe new hall

An Approaching Marriage

The following Invitation will boread with Interest by the people ofthe entire county as Mr AlbertMarvlok la well and favorably knownthroughout this section

Mr Mrs B H Bandefordrequest the honor of your presenceat the marriage of their daughterMarlon to Mr Norbert Marvlok Saturday morning Septembertwentyfourth nineteen hundred andten at eight oclock Pine Bluff Ar-

kansas 1304 West 14th Avenue

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The Weklwa Launched

The launch Weklwa builtCapt Boyd fpr Judge W 8 Bullock-of for tourist service betweenBanford and Weklwa Springs waslaunched Monday WeklwaIs a modern craft In every respectbeing equipped withand other modern conveniencesand improvements Including toilet

motors force the new boat Throughthe water at an 8mllepassengers can accom

In the cabin and on the upper deck

Death at San MateoMrs Abigail Tobey an old and

well known of San Mateodied at tbo hound nf her niece MissLouise MoShane there on Tuesdaymorning following an extondedness The funeral was held Thurs-day morning the itrvlnea being con-ducted Howard of

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I AUTO CONTEST ENDS MONDAY

Drawing for Brush Auto to be Meld

at Parricides Next Monday

Oft Monday September SOtliAt-13t30 oclock for thehandsome Brush automobile will be-

held in the store of the FvarnsldClothing Company on Lemon utreet

Is to say that an Immensecrowd of Interested Holders of ticketwill be on band and that much

will be manifested as to the re-

sultThe lucky number will be drawn

by a child blindfolded wltb sleevesabove the elbow so that It will bo afair square deal for all participants-The prize which by the way la abeauty hat been on exhibition at theFearnslde establishment ever sincethe contest was Inaugurated and ItIs by far the moat valuable gift everpresented to patrons by a Palatkabusiness concern The Interest thecontest has aroused Is somethingwonderful and Its success has exceeded the fairest anticipations of Itspromoters Not only are numbersheld by the people of Palatka and ofPutnam county but of every sectionof the Stale and Nation Even England Canada and Mexico are repre-sented which goes to show that ad-

vertising and that the enter-prise of the Fearnelde isappreciated throughout tho landThe outcome of the will ba

Remember the contest the biggestand boat ever oft by a merchenille establishment In Floridacloses on Monday and the drawingwill be promptly at 1280 oclockJoin the crowd and be on hand

As will be seen by the big Fearnside ad In thin issue another greatopportunity Is to be offered the trading public by this popular house foron a clearance of allsummer clothing will be InauguratedMr F J IS now In NewYork buying goods for the fall andwinter and this which will bethe largest and most complete everbrought to the city will soon be ar-

riving Boom must be made for ItBO hence tho Clearance Sate Redac-tions of one third and more will be

fact the goods will be soldalmost of cost Nothing-In the line of lightweight goods willbe reserved so visit the Fearnildeestablishment and secure somoof thegood things offered before they arenone Remember the Sale as wellas the Auto drawing Monday

Meat Market ReOpenedMonday morning W M Green

will reopen hIs meat market on Kir-by street In the West End He halrenovated and Improved his storethroughout and will be In abetter position than ever before tosatisfactorily trade Ho willkeep In stock u fine assortment ofFlorida and Y stern meats portsausage etc and willpromptly fill all orders Mr GreenIs an experienced meat man and un-derstands the wants of the peoplealong this line

Stokes AtkinsonThe attention of onr readers is called-

to the ad of Stokes Atkinson thewell known contractors and builders ofthis These gentlemen make aspecialty of building and repairing roeldenoes and are toand careful attention to nilwhether or small They haveseveral desirable contracts on handnow and have others in view If youooutfinplate see tlieiu for

and specificationsand prices

Rev Culpepper to Come

It hi expected that Rev J B Cnlpepper the noted evangelist willdeliver a prohibition address In thiscity In the near future A unionmeeting will be held and every effortmade to have It the greatest temper-ance rally ever given InDr Culpepper will come here afterthe election and conduct a big

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A GOOD POSITION

Can be had ambitious menin the Bold of Wireless or

Railway Telegraphy Since the 8honreffective and since the

Wireless Companies are establishingstations countiIs a great of telegraphers Posltiona beginners from 70 to too

month with ohanoe of ad-vancement The National TelegraphInstitute operate sis officialIn supervision of rail-road and wireless officials

Memphis Tenn or Colombia H O

At the Christian TabernaclePreaching by the pastor every

fourth Sunday at 11 a m and 730p m Bible School at 3 p m everySunday Mid wek prayer meeting730 p m Wednesdays A cordialwelcome to all

FOR SALE

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