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The Springdale news., 1912-12-13
SPRING GREEK .
l aS week.

The young people had singnig at this place Sunday night
 Mrs Allie King and baby of Tex as are visiting with w s King $.
 Bob Mills of Rogers visited with his sister Mrs kate Barron last week
 There was candy party al John Begley. ST, Thursday night of last week
 Ira Olphant of Goshen is visiting with hi5 Uncle West Brown and family
 coils smith of Arden, Ark, Is visiting with lis sister Mrs John Aaron and family
 Willie Sharp eame ID from Fay etteYilIe Manufacturing and visited With home folks
 Me and Mrs Ice Hammon of Ae ident visited with John Aaron and family Sunday
 Mrs Pearl DoNnum has gone ID Alma, Ark, te visit with her par eats. Alr and Mrz Wall
 Tom Slight and family of Spring dale visited with the former sist- er. Nrs Fitleefal4 sunday
 Miss Aldie Howell was hostess to quite . number af ber Friends Frtz day night tl honor oi Ter 16th birthday
 Miss Louie Euyd entertained a large number al her friends Mon- day night of lazt Week, honor ne her f7th brtudag
 H N Atkfs0n has been suffer ing the past week with one of his haads which he got a splinter in and had 10 nave the doctor take t out
 Arthur Whitlock and Misses Lena Ralston. Carrie Atkison and Ger trude Downum and Mrs. John Ever sole visited d Reseo Smithss Thanks giving
 RIapdv
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13
SILENT GR,t l.

Tom and Jim Stewart spent Thanksgiving day al Accident
 ThanksgigIng singing Was well al tended and enjoyed Thursday eY= eAtng al tEe home of Mf and Mrs. Roscoe smith
 Misses Argie and Medah Pogue, Mary Aehesan. MT and Mrs. Glaf. enee Robbins enjoyed drive to Cave Springs Thanksgiving after noon
 Mrs Ben Griffith and Mr and Mrs. Clarence Robbins attended a card party given by Mrs Ellen Ache son, Monday evening A light luncheon was served and q pleasant evening passed
 Miss Stella Nustain of Silent Grove and Ben Huff of Oklahoma, Were united in marriage Wednesday Of last week The bride is a popu= lar young lady of this district, hay ing been raised here She taught school in Oklahoma for the past few years, where she met the groom. We wish for Mr and Mrs. Huff a long and happy life OCT the stormy sea of life They are at home to their friends at the home of the brides parents, Mir and Mrs. Tom Mustain
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13
MiNIiI.in D

Vol Head visited haHr aHsz ast Saturday and Snnd4t
 Floyd Garrett and family moved to Drake's Creek last week
 Miss Mae Head and her bHasher Harry spent last Saturday af FaaHk Reynold $
 George Byrd and h fY6 Hffla children sient tle Ha aek ing Jim Clark and famIy
 Mrs Toe Head came home fa.f Saturday from q week F=f #sf6 Frank Reynolds aHa ftHf
 Mrs Soiphia Gi4Aea a#5 spent q few da4s last W her mother, Mr# Della
 A surprise h.Htte4< given 10 Jack John u Braden Ia ast SHHAa7 Johnson s 59th 5iFfGaW We're il present tH eat and all reported a good
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13
S(lAt)I&
{ Last k ]


 Sam Pink and family have nov cd fo SHriagdaIe
 J Q Nelson has got moved Into his nef store hdi dsns
 Vernon Homesle8 has been -in- disposed for several days
 There was ngfns at D Davis home Sunday afternoon
 Miss Hazel Harp gave a party last "Wednesday evening 10 q number Of friends
 Little Lois, ellla of Robert Fer rel aHi aifa, vaS quite iii the first of the Week
 Harry Gfider and famlly a-e now at home aH Il resHdenee oU Hfa H7- le John farm
 Joseph E Bean saent TaanksgiF- ing wit8 N8rmaa Johnson and fam fly aeTos White rEer
 Mir E3eret al7fead. NifA aud children ae, vsg#Hg thp sefmet s sister. Nas # #se.aee
 EeHrF a osn "a rel C. SHu dale visited 5atUrIaH and sHn4a4 with Elmer Johnson aut Nlfr
 J M Grtdtr a=ne Up nom FU Smith and paut Saturday 4Ha s0l. day NsH ks. rA=6a54s MoHda4
 Ben smith -e=rIaf iasI Vz-E from Texas N Neae H. ha- $ ea ~4i- iHg his ample lie -ralta F very good market
 Fnr work m 5ea new lrl ge s suspended for tHe lres. ut 0walg 70 the inability If tHe ompaHT to get Ste4l
 M fF+e eloe sHd sister sIrs Lenna Clarke. with heir children, visited sunday WItH Mrs. Ollie Val gan and family of lIabberon
 Mrs Can fe#ns0a went last week 10 ft smith fo yisit and nurse her daughter Mrs Agnes Flynn. Who was qaife III II ehat time.
 The 8oane telts of William Harp gave a delightful party to their m8uy fr ends on ThaaksgiV- ing evening Al report good time
 Tie N. E. Church people have purchased the organ for their church and have t installed for the present al the residence of | O. Nelson
 Misses Maggie and BeuIah Van zant, accompanied by Truman Camp bell and Roy Slaughter Of Habber- ton spent Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs Emmett Carter.
 Mesdames Hettie Cloer and Lena Clarke entert aimed at dinner Thanksgiying Mrs Ollie Nanzant and sons Benore and Lawrence of Habberten, Mrs. Harve Mercer and children, Clinton and Opal. Ye
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13
 OAKLAND.
ast week


 Miss Ida Harvey visited homo folks Saturday and Sunday. Several friends and relative spent Thanksgiving with F, r ey and family
 Chas. Graue attended Thanksgly- ing services at Accident Thursday He reports nice time.
 MT and Mrs. Smith Eidson have been very low with pneumonia. but are some better at this writing Prayer meeting at Oakland every Wednesday night Everybody cor dially invited to attend these ser vices
 F. A. Graue and family. of near Oakland. and Mrs Millikan ot Rogers, spent Thursday with W F Rubottom and family of Shady Grove
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13
 LON ELI.
Last week

Last week.
 Miss Nina Williams spent Thanks giving with home folks.
 Miss Lucille Davis came home from Pea Ridgge for Thanksgiving Our school teachers ate Thanks giving goodies with P. Davis and family.
 The Deason family of Rogers spent Thanksgiving with Warren Deason.
 Mrs. Anne Walker spent Thanks giving with her daughter, Mrs. Pyle at Sloan Springs
 Mir Jackson Is ceiling the Inter for of his store and adding d few other advantageous Improvements
 Harly Mabry and wife duly cele- brated their Thanksgiving by the arrival of d fine ' pound daughter. Mr. Pinkston has purchased the Marquis place, and will move into his new home as soon as Mr paly moves oHt
 hIr and Mrs. A Mayes drove to BeHten4ille Thursday to help or gani2e ! mail carrier .s association of Benton County.
 Miss Hazel, Harry and Oleaia Barr came ap from Fayetteville to eat Manufacturing dinner with the4r fa5h- CT at the old home place
 X petv beautiful Christmas eanta- ia is being arranged for to be play ed by fhe children and young peo- pie af the Presbyterian sunday School
 Mr. Compton. near Springaale, was here Tuesday in the interests of eomanrs but failed to interest enough people to grant charter for a iosal Homestead here
 F.. l. N3nton vent 10 Rogers fsfl= day to Dc initiated into the Home stead CT fhe American Brotherhood of Yoemaa Nr Ninton was for mer Woman in Minnesota.
 Our operator, HF baty, W4iI soon leave ZusZand tI4eZ neXtZ in seniority is iady from HasAAurn, Me. 50 real soon Ne VII ha4e a gad4 8Ee- rator and agent established at tae depot
 The steps a dAe Pre5hffeHiar sH n tsN II broad emeHt mes which adds greatly ta tbe appearance as well as eea4eHit nee al=d aafet4l as the old wooden ehes were be= e=eaffhg rather Insecure
 The community 0as startled Sat- urday b4 the sad HeWs that Gfan3- ma ThoHHsB berry. 8fIsf north ef town. had taksa some 20 grs. of corrosive sublmafe 8ith suicidal lu.eHt aHs ed bt He-eandentt and melaae Aaly. Medical aid da summoned at on Q and fRere are hopes 0f her FeeoV- cry
 X mistake Was maHe iu HHe last items ia the statement that Mr and Mrs. kHnm5ns Went to Zig apFtng5. Texas. as they 0ent to a ne. place calico Big We8s k these B=o5 h. have a large aeqaaintaHeeshiB and numerous friend here. We make this correction so that all wl.l know the5r whereabouts
 Ethlyn
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13

scribe. a. well as tbe ofhe1a. eu joyed the turkey With the delicious cranberry sauee and all accessories that g8 with the good ThaHksgtYing dinner. and pronounce the hostess aneXeened in the culinary arf.
 Joe Johnson ef the bridge gang Went 70 Rover last week kumor has ii that he was struck hy cup d $ dart while working en the bridge there before coming here and that he has now gone to claim his bride
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13
Spl;,ireI Back

S7fained back aH# .0fa #H throw of the#f saHt-ttes Hunts LiehtniHe Q4 sfe r relie9alg Faiu af ans Kind feere nothing better ana tha.. Hea 2 who have tried f foF Nee 4 aui Rheumatism are loud H Hsa For wire cuts HHHt lfahtt 0F k especially fine as tak6 the inflamaticu and eals #sai healing
 25f and 50c bo6a.s
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13
 Biondy
IIoM,s Thi., '

We offer One Hundred Dollars re ward for any ease of Gatarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
 r. ]. Cheney X Co, Toledo, o We. the undersigned. have known F. ] Cheney for the last years, and believe him perfectly honor able in all business transactions and financially able 10 carry out any obligations made by his firm.
 Natoinal Bank of Commerce,
 Toledo 0. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in ternally. acting directly upon the blood and mueons surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
 Take Halls Family Pills for con stipation.
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13
 MAY HELD


Mrs. Joe Head ls spenaHHe fa days visiting down oa WgHa #1
 W. l. Donald Son and famJN nll. ed to Tahleqdah, 6kIa 4st H4 day
 Floyd Garrett visited a4r.s.s near Drakes Creek last Sa4l4s.1s7. and Sunday.
 Aunt Nina Johnson of lay HJfa spent last week visiting Ter danght- CT Mrs. Joe Head.
 R. H Sturgis of Carthage. Mo spent last week here buying fHrs and he intends to be baek here SafHrdat- or Monday
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13
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a##ap #as.fiIe more Hopped tas as=sssa -ts!e.z4 let e# fleH.
 afe aH aH H. irt aaet o He aIas=tte to Iza8T
 HE keIIaea Hsad 10 q Ne from H4s tariH D ta=e NON he. eEy ytrs < and z feaH town ta his Farm lAe Ente A H Bia kf7et. Idaho. Vrz+a U fgty nave 2G0 sack of T0- .atna= trH E8FB and FaHt gef 9ar= tHsa alF tHeH in
 Anna Trimmer hutefered q Hos tfIaR 9f la@t week south aic .s Paeff. weH liked in R2Es and iae4 tAis winter
 .a=e Sal 1rdax 8as pyrsimmon day 9t.H F9Ht Worry Two nice pack A5e= ai pers mmous were sent him. 'ae bf Elahdy oue of The News bFtzt oorfesRf a3euts. inc other 3z aA#e4i Ee#a Horres Harmest aHf #. Ge8t friends wEo he es- l'..tas s-H4'f To each and to .'5= VIC " SH fa ay that We high 4kRee se tHHf generosity and .4alh Neu ast H9r the gift 70 us LtaA Worry just knows he has zhs 5=es and tHe best friends. Fri day last wreck David King came df.Flt#g hF @sth load of nice red 1tiias lie topped his wagon at tt ifotj Gate and set us out is5ss box oi apples which he made us present uf and for which We thank 55a aHd max bis shadow never kfaA HeF h5s good deeds ever -=szsahe Aea4H We say thanks -aa Lla fea apples
 iiaHi4s, the BeHsimmons 4at= p Ha#3 aud my mouth. too1 aud 5eh q nice 1at of em hes a1e 90 nice and ripe.
 uH aid ih Nour itz
 Vas about the last thing
 at t0 eat q persimmon
 Went fu bed and the first after getting up Sun 5' le and We said bless her
 eat1 ef remembering Don't t
 @J i7' aet0Hsh and you will
 Q4r lasting thanks for
 elk rom l. E..
 HI1h Iowa. In which
 liz is now the 0Wu-
 E3 er automobile 5e,
 nuns and up-t0-date in lse didn't give tAe a.''.a ol A aa hine Says he has le4 anu like glad 90 goes eilpen over the
 af aI says to tell Ed
 hat Fe only knew how aaafe here is q rived from - ia aH automobile lfe would z.a tlaaas light away and buy ,gt 95s7 He sats they Lave been tittit n Ke rteu hrte months, and 59ii aHt me 10 ask him how l.i. zes i Ike Says he never will ''Ne 10" a as we'll as Arkansas
 Don't Worry
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13
No CaIomeI NeceA.n1,

The injurious effect anl an9lea antness of taking ealomol dom away with by Simmons Liver Pnri fer, the mildest known liver mod cine. yet the most thorough in ,e ion. Put up in yellow tin baxaq ly, Price 25c. Tried once, ased j ways
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13
BLEW FORD
H4ast week

tLast Week.l Mrs. W II fiiggs las been oa the sick st gain. Born. to Nr. and Mr7 John Mus tain, Nov 3o. d bahY gitl f4 aas laid to rest in the White Oak eem- etery Sunday afternoon
 SaLlN Ann
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13
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] want Fou 70 know M mn good your Hunt 5 eHe has me l had suffrret Piles fifteen Saars aI1t travelling through Te&a- me Of Sour ilg#= GHar 50c , and 1t cured ut
 44t fl
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13
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Dear santa an EEfie=az=ase years old carry wood #aF HaaH- ar, and am gong ID asE Eaa please bring me some nut 4H}, auto and horn
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13

Dear saataelaa- will c. you to let you know VA9t aanf for christmas Want a eaId bzaee let and a gold baud rlus aad doll head and q sleep dcfi al se ] Dress from lameta A#aH ta santa taas
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13

Dear santaclans will 0r5e to you 10 let you know wha1 want for christmas eanJ daII h5i z- gy. and q doll head ard6 z2 gold ring and | doll dFe a5a t- mas from opal AeeHe5 aH a- claus
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13

f, 9,lts.dif 91htidfen take BILLIARDS TORE t1o6Nb SYRUP willingly because it .aa. rlste8 nice There isn't a better 'etlieai5 here for children's s f,o,ashs, hoarseness and bronchitis. .e, tes q good medicine and easy to raAe. na Price 25e, soc and $100 per per bottle. Sold by w. c. own
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13
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Dear santa elaus Pfaze z4asIl1 like ] dinner haz.sf and gold ring and q good taH5 #aHa AHF lining F0a thfa# t 5ff5# girI would like please lite
 Wish you and 8.fs Saaa Zls4s merry Xfaas
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13

There are some things we do not understand. One of them is the mad and almost universal desire to change the color of a meersehaum pipe
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13

When baby suffers with cronn an. ply and give Dr Thomas, Frloetio oil at once. Safe for children \ little goes a long way. 25e and 50e At all drug stores.
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13

on 49st a5 people manage to get stuck 9n 9n,. themselves without the aid of
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13
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Dear old santa want doll with black curls, brown eyes. q stove. set of dishes, some gaataFt orange. banana. nuts. and l H5tf be a good lntle girl ill uexf 6Hf=st- mas AFSaaret a4s l7-
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13
Blue Eyes

Impure blood runs you down makes you an easy victim for di- sease. For pure blood and sound igestion-Burdock Blood Bite S At all drug stores. Price $l.00.
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13

za,, Doan' 5 Ointment cured me of ec- l'e'iaa lonH that had annoyed me for a 1Ie 1Iae 1lihe The result was lasting" ar9ai 9' W. Matthews, Commission LaDor Statistics. Augusta. Me.
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13
Ietters to Santa Claus

Dear Santa am little girl five years old now live III Springdale but I have just goi.e from Okla and 1 wonder Il santa comes here as he does there want doll and a carriage anu some candy, nuts, orange and pa mana. fnez d. fis5 < < <
 Dear Santa am little heE two years old and want rocking horse and a whip. horn, automabtie' candy, nuts, bananas and orange. Your little friend,
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13
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Johnson 8Fk. Do Dedf santa EzaEs eiII : 4eafs old eaHf aH. q iittIe fIfs> er a#d some aH and HaIs YQGtS= =EEa4N
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The Springdale news., 1912-12-13

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 Dear santa laHs a hoy years old aaHt mi teIs and . afs a and nuts }our #fHffe tr5eHd
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13

Total your mistakes on the debit side
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13

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The Springdale news., 1912-12-13

The steps al fhe Presbyterian t-ft ii Nss V tt broad emeHt eHes which adds greafi2. .aa tbe appearance as well as convenience alzd aafet4. as the old wooden aaes. were be eHt#g
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13

springdaie. Ark, Dee. i3, 1912
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13
HIt RORY GROA |,

More Anon.
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13

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The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-04-19
UNDERWOOD THE
ONLY S0UTHERNER
It Is Underwood of Alabama and vii.
son of New Jersey.

Say what you may, let politicians
talk themselves purple in the face, it
IS Oscar Underwood of Alabama, and
t is Woodrow Wilson Of New Jersey.
You cannot rub that out. Underwood
represents Alabama In the halls Of
congress. Woodrow Wilson represents
he sovereign state of New Jersey as
It's executive head, 1t is not Under
wood of Kentucky; it is not Under
wood of Minnesota any more than it is
Wilson of Virginia, Wilson of South
Carolina or Wilson of Georgia. To
call Wilson a Georgian is absurd. BY
the same token Mr.. Taft is Georgian
and Roosevelt is more one.
But the people cannot be fooled by
such political chicanery. They know
that Oscar Underwood is an Alaba-
milan and Woodrow Wilson a New Jer-
seyite. When any editor does not give
his readers credit for at least as much
sense as he has, he is making a griev-
Gus blunder. The people who do a lit
tie thinking on their own account re-
sent the unwarranted, designing, spe-
cious, unpatriotic, unsouthernlike at
tack on Mr.. Underwood by those who
should be prOudest to hold up his
hands. Such peanut politics is a re-
Election on the sound sense of the state.
Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-04-19
UNDERWOOD STRONGEST MAN
DEMOCRATS CAN NOMINATE
, 81 .
---Coionei t1. L. Peel
.-Coionel HeI. L. Peel

I'm talking with Democrats In the
north and east on recent visits to that
section l am convinced that we could
not nominate any man who would re-
ceive as strong or stronger support In
those sections than Underwood. 10
win we have got to carry some of the
states of the north and east like New
York, Indiana and others, and l am
satisfied that Underwood will do 1t
where other Democrats cannot.
ITO my mind there is no question
of section in this contest 1t is the
question of the best man. Democrats
all over the country want the best
man, no matter where he is from. It
makes no difference whether he Is from
north. south, east or west. 1t would
be very gratifying If we could have a
president from the south, but the first
question to consider is the man.
ITO my mind Mr.. Underwood meets
all Of the qualifications better than
any other Democrat we could possibly
name and l believe under his leader
ship we will attain Democratic victory
this year, which | do not believe we
can do If any other candidate Is
named. Atlanta (GaD Constitution.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-04-19

been given in this country to the man
ufacture of what may be called the
bi-products of the citrus fruits. The
reports of the agricultural expert
ment stations and the American con-
suls recite the same sad story of
loss and what has been shown by
Pittsburg chemists to be needless
waite.
Articles in commerce made from
the orange rind are made principally
in the province of Calabra in south
ern Italy. There in antiquated plants
conducted by the peasants are manu-
featured the precious oils, on which
the United States impose a duty of
about 81 a pound. The price of the
oil. as a result of the duty, is about
$3.50 per pound. America pays this
while more than 100000 worth of
the fruit is lost in Florida and Cali
fornia every year.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-04-19

Regardless of section l consider
Oscar W. Underwood of Alabama the
strongest man the Democratic party
can nominate to make the fight for the
presidency this year." said Colonel W.
L. Peel, president of the American
National bank.
'My opinion is based entirely on his
demonstrated qualities Of leadership.
In his career In congress he has shown
himself the ablest exponent Of Demo
cratic principles we have. He has con-
Quoted the tariff fight from the Demo-
cratic standpoint with an ability which
we have not seen demonstrated IN
years. Successful in business, he has
proved himself equally successful IN
conducting the business Of the nation
and in keeping at the same time in
accord with his party principles.
II am a strong Underwood man be
cause l regard Underwood as the
strongest and Rblest Democrat. He
has been tried and tested and has been
found fully capable. We have got to
make the tariff fight, and MS Under
wood has managed 1t so ably In the
house he is the man Of all others to
lead the party in this contest.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-04-19
1NTERLACHEN ITEMS.

The Woman'S Missionary Society
held lis customary monthly meeting as
the home of Mrs. D. Nj. Corthell Friday
afternoon.
P. C. Robinson completed his course
of instruction in vocal music last Friday
evening. Quite number of visitors
were in attendance as the last session,
and were entertained with some fine
musical numbers by the class.
Rev. BENJAMIN Stock is now visiting
his parents and brothers here for short
time before going down 10 Avon Park
in response TO a call from the Congre-
gational church of that place.
Roy Garmau came up from South
Florida this week TO visit his sister, Mrs.
J. Stock.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Daugherty have
taken possession Of their cosy new bung-
allow in the east end of town.
Mrs. H. T. Mann of Mannville, enter
tanned large party of lnterlachen young
people Sunday, as a farewell 10 Miss
Margaret Daniels, one of the prettiesi
and most popular of our young girls.
|
Prof Joseph Stock left Monday for
Dade City, where he will attend a
special course of instruction for teachers.
The exodus continues. Monday Mr..
1T. Daugherty and family started north
ward; Mr.. and Mrs. Fox also began their
homeward journey TO bleak New Eng
land
Mrs. F A. Daniels, with her son War
rem and Miss Margaret left for New Or
leans where they will spend week
with relatives en- route 10 their new
home in Hooker, Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis who have purchaS-
ed the Daniels cottage, will arrive this
week TO take possession of their newly
acquired home.
Tuesday Mrs. NJ. Weber and Miss
Weber left for their summer home in
Port Chester, n. Y.
Wednesday was devoted 10 a political
rally. A number OF speakers came over
on the noon train and addressed the
audience assembled in the hall. The
ladies had provided and served an ele-
|
physical man need not go fasting to
mental feast.
Mrs. BeaII arrived Sunday from West
Palm Beach to make an extended visit
with her sister, Mrs. Hoag.
Rev. S. ]. Townsend, Mrs. Townsend
and Miss Grace left Tuesday morning
for Sanford, there TO attend the Annual
| Confora1ca IF tho COno'l Church
From Sanford Mrs. Townsend and Miss
Grace will go to Winter Garden for a
ten days visit with old friends in this
former pastorate of Rev. Townsend.
Mrs. Townsend will then return home,
and Miss Grace will go to KiSSimmee TO
attend the State c. E. Convention there.
Mrs. Parker and children left Tuesday
TO join Mr.. Parker in St. Louis, Mo.
Mrs. Ganas entertained with an in
formal dance in honor of her sister, Mrs.
T. f. Lovelace of Waikiki, Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Curry of Jacksonville
were here this week 10 visit Mrs. GanaS.
Mrs Hester of Hollister is a guest at
tho home of Mrs. E. A. Brush.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Rogers of Jackson
Vile came down by auto from Jackson
vile and spent the week end with their
son, E. H. Rogers.
There will be a meeting of the stock
holders of the Interlachen Telephone
company at the lnterlachen Hall next
Monday, April I'D, at p. m. All stock
holders are urged TO be present
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-04-19
MOST AVAILABLE MAN."
Underwood and the Democratic Year.
Strong In New York.

Strong In New York.
Long before | saw any mention of
Oscar Underwood's name as a possible
candidate for the Democratic presiden-
tial nomination | had selected him as
the most available man to lead the
Democracy writes Albert B. Kerr,
son of the late james b. Kerr, NJ. c.
Il am 4 Democrat, and | believe this
to he Il Democratic year" he further
adds. There is no man in my judg-
ment who would prove so strong a
candidate as Mr.. Underwood. 1t is re-
freshlng to Democratic partisans on
the side lines to have leader of the
demonstrated capacity of Mr.. Under
wood. The Democrats Of New York
expect to win, and incidentally we
shall take much pleasure in victory If
it be over Colonel Roosevelt. | do not
belong to the interests nor TO big
business so that my opposition TO Mr..
Roosevelt may be accounted for in
some other Washington Post.