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excellent liver medicine andshould not be persuaded-

that olao willIt la tho King of Liver

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Mr Henry Grainger ond Mr andMrs A Grainger left Tuesday forColorado Springs theywill reside Their numerous friends-In this community regret to see themleave but hope happi-

ness may attend them wherever theymay go

The FoUrth Battalion Band underinstruction of J Is rapidly Im

proving Mr Pine thinks howelthat the Band will be unable to gocamp owlgg to the very late day aV

which bo began instruction

H 8 Mlnton of Harlem was In thecity yesterday

has tho FINEST STOCK

of SPRmU DRESS GOODS evershown In Palatka and PJXICKS AWAY

DOWN

Mr C V Xlnsley of Morrison Indwas in the city this week and was upleasant caller at our offlco Mr Kinley was called home by telegram an-

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The Criminal Court

Toe Criminal Court convened at theCqiQf House in this city

Hwftyr with States Attorney CurlerJoseph Price In their places

After tho qualtlcatlon of the grandjury TH Keating elected

and tile jury was then instructedas to Us duty

Tee yiblil vs Reddishwas reversed Unless iCe conditionswere complied with j1

f Morgan vs FloridaSouthern Railway Company was con

linked to the next termcase of Kinsley vs Shelley ex

Pu am county for false imThe jury was selected

and the evidence taken and able argu-

ments made by Lee F Wilson of Shelbyvllle Indiana for the plaintiff andCol Qv W M Williams of this city

for the defendant Owing to the late-

ness of the hour however the case

went over until Wednesday morningThe Court conveued again Wednes-

day morning at 080Iron B P Jnlhoun for the defend-

ant and Major Fowler representing-the plaintiff made strong argumentsIn the Kinsley vs Shelley case Afteran elaborate charge from the Judgecovering the law in the juryrendered a verdict for the defendant

Petit jurors were then discharged forthe tarns

Court took a recess until 230 p m-

At the convening of court the caseof Thomas vs L Montgomerywas introduced Verdict In favor ofplaintiff for S17803

Court took recess until 0 oclockThursday

Court reconvened at the appointed

or The Grand Jtijry submitted 14-

j Iments which read by theuertiMr Wbltcomb after which tho

jury was discharged with the thanks of

the courtCourt then adjourned

ST JAMES METHODIST CnunciiGeneral Class Meeting at 1000 a mSunday Preaching by the pastor at

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Schdolat 8 p m Prayer meetingat 730 p m A speclafInvita

tion is extended to strangers Seats arefreer and all are welcome

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THOROUGHLY CLEANED and BEFUttNISHEDInthe iCcommodatlons firstclass and cuisine unex-

ceptionable Electric lights excellent sewerage and pure water Having beenthe business for yean present management sure

gf pleating his patrons ltatos 160 and 200 per

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Hay Grain Flour Meal Grits

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Orange Boxes Orange WrapsP 7 Cypress and Pine Bang

Pine and Now Shaved Birch Hoops Correspotic nce solided Office in Florida Southern Building Water Street

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The Blue and the Gray Meet

The meeting of the survivors of theConfederate and Federal armies rcsidIns in Palatka and vicinity which wasannounced in the last Issue of THETIHESHEHALD met Monday evening-

In the Council Chamber Capt M ICoxe was selected to preside duringho preliminary organisation of the

meeting In taking the chair thestated that years ago an attempt

had been made by the old soldiers q

Palatka to organize an old soldiersassociation but from some cause theeffort had not proved a success andthat he understood the object of thepresent meeting was to complete theold organization or effect a new one

Dr W H Cyrus at this time ap-

peared In the chamber and gave ashort account of the old organizationand suggested that the present meet-

Ing proceed to organize a new associa-

tion to bo known as PalatkaVeteran Association whoso objectshould be purely of a memorial char-

acter That when requested by thefrlhnds of deceased comrades of eitherarmy they should attend os a guard ofhonor

This suggestion met favorableapproval and on motion the meetingelected the following officers

Captain J DPointsFirst Lieutenant W Hi CyrusSecond Lieutenant M I CoxeAdjutant Joseph PriceBugler D LeilchleltnerAfter the enrollment of members

various suggestions were made for thegood of the organization-

The Adjutant was directed to purchase a badge to bo worn bytho members on memorial occasions

A committee on bylaws rules andregulations was appointed with A

that tney report at the next meet

IngThemeeting then adjourned to meet

Thursday evening the 18th at Which

time It wa anuounced by the Captainthat Captain Coxu and P T L Queenwould address the organization Eterybody Invited

Toe following comrades enrolledthemselves as members of the associa-

tionJ U Cono CuE 8th South Carolin-

aS A Livingston Co E 6lh FJorldai11

Wm 8 Co B 50th doOeoJoe P Fowler 8th IllinoisitJTrueman Missouri hangers

Joseph Price U 8 NavyCo A Illinois

Co A 1st FloridaCavalry

II F Flanders Co H New Hamp-shire

a E Beeves Co E 25th SouthCarolina

II J Adams Co II Cth Battalion

J E Co C 02d MissJ T Drown ISlbrSoutb CarolinaTO Butler 4 Louisiana CavalryA E Wattles JoE bothL T Dujjrce sergeant Co G 7th

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vaniaLouis FAlk sergeant Co F d U S

InfantryIT Queen 0 Ji WestD D Delarue 2d VirginiaWm Ivors CaY

Geo Fox lieutenant let Connecticut Heavy

W H Wigg lieutenant t SouthCarolina

Vertices Co Q 5th Missouri-W H Cyrus assistant surgeon 54th

IndianaJoseph D Points Co A 19lh Va

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djgJ H WYLIE t f the well knownOrm of Hastings WylioFla was In the city this weekWylie brought a few samples of chotcrose cuttings which wore verftboth budded and rooted Orderspromptly filled by addressing Hnstlfigs

Wylie Interlachen Sendlogue

Tram No 36 of the JT Kfwjfcwhich leaves Jacksonville at 1250 nm and No 82 which ar-

rives at Jacksonville at 8 a m dallyboth known as the West India fastmall trains will bo discontinued onSunday next These trains will run viaugh Springs after that date Me-

tropolis

S Graham has been visiting BlscaynoDay this week He Is very enthu-siastic over the bright prospects of thatthriving settlement and says that theday Is not far distant when It will develop into great importance Noteventhe tendered plant there was effectedby the freezes

Leo F Wilson A prominent attorneyof Sholbjville Indiana was In the citythis week attending Circuit Court

The Gypsies the GypsiesUnder the auspices of the Ladles

Aid of the St James M E Churchthere will be helda Gypsy Camp on thelawn In front of Mrs Wm Bollngershouse evening Apiil 23

Refreshments will be served andGypsies Imitated Come and enjoythe good things and see the renownedfortune teller

Election ofThe Hoard of Flro

of tho Falatba Fire Department Insession Monday night elected the following officers for the ensuing term

Chief Chas Rowlonreelected

First Assistant Chief Engineer Dr reelected

Second Assistant Engineer T JBarnett

Secretajy and Tteosurer G H WlggW C Moore

The selection arewise ones and acredit to the department

Dont Pat It OftTho necessity of n sprlqg Is

universally admitted This Is the besttime of year in which to purify theblood to restore lost appetiteto build up the entire as the

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