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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1913-01-25

statesmen WANTED to look after
our interest in st. Martin and adjacent
countries. Salary or commission. Ad-
dress THE HARVEY OIL CO., Cleys-
land. O.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1913-01-25
FOR SALE

My residence on the East
side Of Bayou Teche, Bridge
Srteet. For terms apply to
p. A. Bienvenu.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1913-01-25
SIDEWALK ORDINANCE,

On motion Of l.. j. Duchamp duly sec
onded by X. J. Guirard the following Or
dinance was put u vote, viz Voting
for It's adoption J. II. Duchamp, l.. j.
Duchamp. Z. j. Gary. X. j. Gulrard.
Voting against its adoption:J ). Martin.
Amajorlly voting for its adoption, the
same Is declared adopted; and reads thus:
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1913-01-25

All work to be done in a workmanlike manner.
All work to be accepted by the Mayor aud Coun-
Gil Settlement To he made Oh completion of
the work, when the contract is COM
pleted and accepted settlement to be made
therefor. All bids must be sealed, accompa-
MED with "A certified check of one of our local
Banks for ten per cent of the bid All certified
checks of unsuccessful bidders will be returned
at once.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1913-01-25
SECTION THIRD.

Be it further Ordained sc. That the
said Sidewalks aud Curblugs shall be
built aud repaired in good w0rkmanlike
manner. according to plans and specili
GATORS on tile with the Secretary Of this
Town Council which plan and specilica-
tions are made part hereof for all pur-
pose.
The evening world., 1913-02-20
Mr.. Jarr Is Confronted by
Three Mysterious Strangers

Mc0isw. but Dc fseto he 10 non est un.
less he has an ENGRAVED card"
II thank you very much. gentlemen"
interpossd Mr.. Jar. But Mrs.. Jarr has
my card plato at . department store.
aud whenever run out OF cards she
has . hundred struck OF for no."
do you think We have como to get
your order for engraving work7" asked
Mr.. 6lurk severely. I'VE. come. cir. on
. matter Of millions. sir. millionsi Do
you think, sir. that three such live-wirea
OF finance, the law and literature a
Samuel ehotweal Slurk. Casabianca Mo-
0.ew and Michael Angelo Omission are
peddlinS engraved visiting or business
cardsf No, cir! We wish to enlist your
energies and financial interest in . 49,.
string Vending Company. And yet sir
YOU tell ~ you cannot sive " IN ordsa
Tor . two dollar copperplatsi
'But!" added Mr.. Slurk impressively
~ psnny saved y penny gained. A
dve and ten cent store company hal
puin and owns . building that will rem
desk room to dealers in diamonds
An engraved card, even whom tho plat,
| y paid for. costs q cont each"
"well, what 10 1t you" Mr.. Jar hest
lated q minute. gentlemen want2"
I'VE want you to meet the Board o.
Directors Of tho United Shoestringv
vending Company. now corporation ",
arc financing. At the offices OF the In
terpationai Financing Securities Com
pany," said Mr.. Slurk.
We'll put on your hats" said Mr.
Jarr.
But the three visiting mesnates ros'
and Mr.. Jarr followed Them out.
The evening world., 1913-02-20

E Installation Of Pssdent In France has been
Quoted With gzses that mocn the uncouth display Of
I sinausurs2ion" in tn country There pompous
ur.as Il pronsut cssns oa clubs and organizations whose
bs do know how 10 march, hardly how to walk No long
Qssuh that nobody heard.
a body trained troops escorted the incoming and retiring
Fssdsats the Eysee to tho Hotel de vis Working girls
~ ths stzse of their nosegya and flung them in the
aG More elaborate huqusts were tossed from windows
v M continuous shower flowers from aeropane that
led shos the Then, In Of 5000 people, the
rrns President hs II transfer to You the
A atss The new President pale but restrained in his emotion
,sssd: II eonssss myself to the service Of the Republic Thai
~ IL .
INST charming Fance but IL would not be charming
- .d At Washington We like to be in the procession Womer
A cannot get in the Inauguration parade going to have
Of their own the day before 1t isn't pretty but it hacyon ant
vociferous and we prefer II So
The evening world., 1913-02-20

head Of he Legal Department Of III
International Financing Securities Syn
dictate. agreed with ms-1 am head q
tho Publicity Department-you should b
le. In ON the ground door"
well. what do you want wach usr"
asked Mr.. Jarr.
would you mind giving mo the card
backT' asked the President OF the Inter-
national Financing Securities Syndicate.
nervousiy. ITS genuine engraved
card, and not, sir. . printed card q q
cents per hundred, including Case
saw O nifty million dollar deal oraobs6-
I should say nullihed-all tor the waot
Of an engraved cardv'
"a lawyer may have his ohsoe IN HI
ha',' - the saying H." added Counsellor
The evening world., 1913-02-20
M0RCAN'S NEW BANK IDEA.

LANS Of the building for the bank Of j. p Morgan Co.
include bsdooms baths, dining and tsrncs garden
the roof where lunch may b taken in the open, With
view not rvasd elsewhere earth on Of ts night
Thu n With the Increasing demand for hoos comforts in al
bsna sosp< those designed for apartment houssA We 81 bs
sssu dining IN most eluAs end IN good many soess and
i,lueal churchsa Departures stores hsvs them b many In
ssa Whsn hahn ~ ~ ~. Asps ~ hOtss IN follow.
~ Aas building Ssag v's'5 discarded srssd Ne A'ns dec
mn nay vanish Dvsy vi any hS vssaSes IN b
nh snd dssp vAsss night surprises him - n bank Auro
Haa,s - shp NJ Mssyan vjh ~ nnovatsn w. b fs I'M
sNss ~ AsusshGA Hs nAy b known - Ansm - ~ man
~ ~ ~ hsns n - mssyas.
The evening world., 1913-02-20

- -.
SE~ DNS to zee you!" said tho
once boy.
~ Previously he would have
said: Two guys wantcha!"
But Mr.. Jarr In his pursuit OF raise
Of salary Of iate had been scurryinY 20
much from The boss's once to the once
Of tho various heads Of departments
that Il was his opinion that NJ. Jar
had brought up tho business.
Mr.. Jsrr therefore saia. Show 'eni
In" In Ills best busihessaike manner.
And In q minute the once boy was back
with Mr.. Dinkston. Counsellor Cara
blanca McCNew and . pompous and i'm
portant looking parsonage Of stately size
and fat. unshaven face.
The ONCE boy drew UP chairs. and Q
wide. oily smile worked up from the
centre Of the fat face Of the stranger
with the trio and lost itseH q his cal
edges.
"Mr. Jar does not remember mop he
bowed unctuously, prof. Slurkf'
DO you not remcmber attending one
OF my revival services In Brooklyn with
your delightful and charming mother
in-lsw. your gracious and refined wife
! and your Intelligent and most interest.
The evening world., 1913-02-20
PARK ORDINANCES AND FLOWERS

CUSSu0 pash1 and Asvs before ~ local branch a the
NseenaJ Plant Flower and Fruit Guild Park Commissioner
Slower saA ~ people o ~ city have never taken TIE psrk
sy and hsvs ss% cared whether park ordinances sss enforced
= Tbrupon Mr. Edward W. Box declared the only wrong
~ ~ uy government s put the people ION their honor
h hd planted 10000 da6o and $4,000 cEocuses
Outside hedge gss he place Philadelphia With tho Sign
Ass Aovsn a s procession q the public and not ono
w. touched BE Anhsd With avows Of Ans faith that like
spdsr care would b. taken n park only the police
would let people alone VIA The blossoms and their honor
The sxcasnt pleasing to learn there are some things
Phadelpans won't ss Meantime however have IN our parks
some ordinances VII many Aows and Commissioner Slower
eh-vs wish 70 enforce The well grow the daods
The evening world., 1913-02-20
Letters From the People.

II 1859.
n xSs EAtsss Of Ths Evsui.s Void:
when ala Easter Sunday last fan on
tho "a Of Narchf
MRS. q A. JOHNSON.
Astoria. L. !.
The STasiAe" wheels.
Z, The Editor Of The EvSiins Void,
In the case Of an automobile run
ming on q straight. smooth, level track
ana entering . circular curve. which
wheels have Q tendency to leave tho
track. the inside wheels or the outside
whsels7 JOHN +. N.
A. to the C0ldasA.
II she Editor Il Ths Evening World;
A reader asks for information on
kesping goldfish alive In . steam heat
ed nat. Ny aquarium contains gravel.
pebbles and plants. feed the fsh
evsry day with . little piece Of the
fish food about the size Of half cont.
II can be bought In any bird store. i
never change the water except when
I have to move. which happened last
year IN May. II the water svaporstes
an the aquarium up with fresh water.
bus walt until Il II about two or
thrss inches from the top. live
always In Q steam heated nat. ! have
hs1 my hsh about nvs years ana all
ase healthy. MRS. A. TREUND.
The evening world., 1913-02-20

r AYOR 0AYN0R IN lsbsf 70 gentleman OF Kansa' op-
posing any popular right Of recall Of Judges or other
Ava officials mys: I'VE have officials enough now giving way
to the clsor md q dsgus smps; and past history Illus
tras that popular damor almost always wrong Then he
adds you ws know, out Kansas strduent asshoprer
in the anse Of ks noise than the noble hcrd Of
cattle nearby"
The value q these truths diminished 10 half BY the known
facts that Of recent ysa IN this country politics hss not
so much bss Of osi yielding demasosuss and scsps - to
Official subssrncy b big intszss Moreover past history Illus
tstes that ptutoe intrigue wrong often than popular
clsmor Al The sshsppsr and s voice. is to Be borne in
mind the vo power By means dependent upon any aid
hat comes from fence He could be Just striduent
psschsd in . mayors chair In Kansas-or In New York.
The evening world., 1913-02-20
Irish Love Sons = + ,5y Eugene osss1y

6 %. ryhs Nsv York Evening wesidl.
Sure. your bright, winnin' smile an
your soft. rippdn' laughter
Tho bliss shall increase OF our happy
hereafter.
An here in our homo by our own
native river,
Loves soft-tinted rainbow shall beam
round US ever
Then, como to my Arms. my blue-eyed
colleen!
The woodland may vary Its rioh
vernal sheen,
But this true heart shall never
From conStancy sevor.
But throb for thea ever. my owl
Kathaleon!
The evening world., 1913-02-20

Copyright. 1918. b. Ths PrsD Pubtishi
Ut I said your checks shsmsd the red
roses brightness,
4 An your stop was q match for me
mountain deers lightness,
An your bosom Of iovo like the ocean
foam swellin'-
sure. divu . word Of . lie ia be
telnn!
O. sunny-haired darlin'. o. blue-cyed
colleen!
No wondher the village maids call you
their queen;
From castle-famed Blarnoy
TO lovely Killarney.
You're fairest an sweetest, my own
Kathaleen!
The evening world., 1913-02-20

that rot, haven't youf
WA, ys." ssgaisd ~ inaass. "WAst
Iof mr
"Enct,Sl Whist Of ~ Tbs unrnlns 4, ~
. penny tasd to hschsn my own boon. ~
Eyeglasses fsn on the noa. my hsses brosA =.
ooisr was utterly ruined. end in stoopans orr .
cnishsd three nNe-csa0 cisan. WHAT a n a..
desdl That chine ouA ne eas Pound thr,s,ss1.
nins--snd now ny boeh ~ sssd assu.s. g.
BaltimO AnaIaaa ~
The evening world., 1913-02-20

YES" spoko up Mr.. Michael Angelo
Counsellor Mc0lew. who 10
The evening world., 1913-02-20
Joaquin Miller, a O
O Son of the SierraS

by Tns Pres Nsv York E~s.as whN.
solved problem running
And
burnside
Of Of
defended Throwing
boyhood
And nave sotd and Il
o
'T%eere better to Be content o~d cevev
II tho tending Of cattle and tAe tossso Of ooss,
n tho crossing Of cattle csd eroetso Of evutn
70, 700 promass 70 greet Of cio,y c~d oois
And gain NtIe the AaHds oo'd .
For ~hos u u oEI n the .0o'ds Of 49,
This
Iosophy
sbaok
publisher
his TO England
Byron
the uncouth shas
all this aduiauo Miller
ing
And
q =,
"That
Npcs for wrote.
wonu
little worthy 80 the scheme abandoned
his ke Nature Of
In late
his
public tndsasv
maintained throughout life his claim title
mskns world take
Openly nooisty declaring:
II out tho
VINO loved mo frat and shall Ioro last"
The evening world., 1913-02-20
Somewhat Costly.

0OS0CWA1oS NO0Ssys
THERE was . Wild, hunted ieoS In ~ fsos
- he Jumped into The $50 ''up." His 81.
sow.tsvsll9s not1csd tMs. and one Il
tnsm wss promoted to ok the reasn.
"Look hsS. thsu." no replied, IN answer To
~ query. You've had That economy u wealth,
>ud . psnny sAvsd u . psuay eafnd. and AZ
The evening world., 1913-02-20

inS chiidrenr' asked the tat faced man
Surely you cannot have forgotten tho
good work. tho great work Of Sam slurk.
tho Boy Evangelist, when allied With
Prof. 0roese. the Singing PilgrimI'
Hero the ex-Boy Evangelist handed
Mr.. Jarr . large Gard on which was en-
graved:
The evening world., 1913-02-20

SAMUEL 0HOrwEIA SLURK,
President and Chairman Board Of
Directors.
International Financing Securities
Syndicate. New York.
Cable address 'Hlurkshot."
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-09-05

When road is laid out and built
t should all be done with the distincr
dea that it is to be systematically
maintained.
One man and team ought to east
Iy maintain ten miles of road. All it
requires to do it is a split log drag
run over the road after rains and
Heeping the bitches and culverts clear
Yet we do not believe that Escam-
)la county has ever owned or used a
split log drag and we do not now
Know of case where any road has
Jeen maintained after its construction
until 1t was so badly worn that it had
0 be almost rebuilt.
A railroad company that built a line
md then failed to keep as many sec,
ton foremen and crews as were nee
essary to maintain it would soon lose
its revenues in wrecks and damage
suits, not to speak of the trouble the
abroad commission would make for
it.
just as an experiment, if nothing
more, why can not the county commits
sioners try the railroad idea ON the
county roads and give the split log
drag trial as well? The people OF
other states are doing it with profit
Why may we not save money and
nave better roads by doing the same
hing ?-PensacOla journal.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-09-05
Would Teach Young Ideas to Shoot

The annual September examination
Of candidates for teachers certificates
IN the schools of Putnam county has
ceen in progress this week. The APP
plicants for certificates to teach in
white schools has been conducted in
The high school building and was in
charge of John H. Green of the coun-
ty board
The following young ladies and GER
,lemen took the examination:
Misses Louise Boyd and Elfreida
CoIwell of this city; Miss Gladys
Weatlers, Hastings; Miss Carol Stu
art of Geneva, Ohio; Miss Jennie NJ.
Crane, Grove Park, Fla; Miss Ester
Oliver, Hastings; Misses Anna Fritz
ana Margaret Dorsey, Pennsylvania;
Miss Chattie Davis, Kenwood, Fla.
Also MessrS. Louis Eigel, Pomona:
Ivy Timmons, R. A. Perry and E. B,
Perry Jr. of NIelrose.
The two latter are sons of County
Commissioner E. B. Perry, and MI
Fimmons is a grandson Of the late
Hon. S. f. Timmons of Grandin.
Mr.. Eigel who taught last year at
Crescent City and made splendid rec
ord as principal of high school there.
ives at Pomona now, though he is a
teacher and superintendent of large
experience in Iowa. However in order
20 get a certificate he was obliged to
submit to the examination lust the
same as the young and inexperienced.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-09-05
Reasons for School Bonds.

Mr.. Geo. A. Mawman, whose exper
ience as promoter has given him az
accurate idea of the value of goo,
schools to city, has promulgate.
some good reasons why Palatka vot
ers should vote for bonds next Tues.
day. Here are some of them:
"A little child shall lead them
Love for these children should Undue.
GU to vote for better school facilitic..
tor them.
The present building is not only 2
fire trap, but is unsanitary and should
re condemned as a menace to the lives
of the children.
Vote for the bonds; the site can be
remedied if necessary; defeat tn
bonds and al is lost for years to come
Save your dollar and spoil the chill
dren's future.
The good enough for me" cry is
Iecomlng obsolete in progressive Pa
Iatka. 1t never did make for pro
gress.
Personalities and grievances ar,
rot the questions before the people TO-
lay. The question at issue is the f.
ure of your child; the future citizens
IF Palatka.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-09-05
How Secretary Folsom Feels.

Mr.. Moses Folsom, the new secreta-
~ of the Palatka board Of trade, was
deep in the work of his Office at the
board trade rooms yesterday when
the News editor called to pay his re-
spects. On leaving, Mr.. Folsom, who
is anxious to serve Palatka's interest
and make a record of accomplishment
il office, said to the editor:
q feel good deal like the black
smith who had a call to preach. On
tbs first appearance in church he
walked up to the pulpit, took off his
coat and rolling up his sleeves, began
to pound on the desk and said: 'Breth-
rem, as you doubtless know, l have
cen called to the ministry, and have
entered heartily into the work. At
first it seemed that the task would
be easy, but as l look over this con.
gregation and into your faces, | fe,i
pray for me.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-09-05
This Weeks Ball Games.

On Monday and Tuesday Of thi.
week the Palatka club which now has
a name second 10 no club in the state
for brilliant playing, played games
with the team from TT. LauderdaIe
The attendance at these games was
good, but not to be compared with the
games of last week. The Palatka
hub won both games, that of Monday
by score Of 10 to s, and that of
Tuesday by to /.
Yesterday the game was with the
Winter Park team, said to bo The
champions of south Florida. It was
The last Thursday haIf-holidav TO he
observed by the merchants and in cor.
sequence the crowd was record
breaker. Martin was in the box for
"alatka. IVA wi
The visitors failed Yesterday f.
show championship qualities as they
are understood here. They also faiieJ
to play ball. They failed to hit Mar
tin. Perhaps they will do better f.
day. The score was 8 to 0 in favor Of
Palatka. XVII VI
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-09-05
Speaking of Stoves.

The ladies Of Palatlia will certainly
be interested in the exposition OF
stoves and ranges which is on at the
store Of the TiIghman Hardware Co.
this week.
With every stove ordered up to Sat
urday night is given a full set of alu-
minum ware free. This is an induce
ment in itself, but the stove is the
greater inducement. 1t is a mallea-
Bile steel range made at South Bend.
Ind, and has many points of super
iorit over other stoves and ranges.
Mr.. NJ. E, Carpenter of the company
is present to explain these points, and
Le knows how to do it.
1t is worth the while of every house
Eeener in Palatka to visit this expo
sition. Attention is called to them in
he big advertisement of the Tilghman
Go. In This issue Of The News.
The aluminium set given with each
range purchsed is also worth S12.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-09-05
lNTERLACHEN ITEMS.

The many warm friends of Row {
! TownSaEd " wii i Lniei'S 1i lSeV. .
that his rasipnation Of +h VIII teglt
Of Tho Go oS .l'' .i4;l vi me pastoral
was accepted at a recent meeting OF
the church body. 1t is understood
that Rev. Townsend will continue tx
E MUrN Il, st,t "eSI rF S where ne ma
months No ara 1Oa one PI ho,, wv
yet been made to fill the pulpit he ha
left vacant here
Master William p Thomson NJ
Jacksonville arrived last weak 70
make an nvtanJod I,isi+ ,,,;tL w. IeeA u
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-09-05

Mrs. w. H. Collins left on Monday
FOR & brief sojourn at Asheville, N. 9.
Warner T. Hamm has gone to Sal
isbury, Nd, at which place Mrs.
Hamm has been spending the sum-
mer
Judge Haskell expects to leave on
the 18th inst. for his summer home
in North Conway, N H., to be gone
till late in October.
T. f. Baker of Satsuma Nights was
shaking hands with his Palatka
friends on Wednesday, and it kept
him busy, for he has nothing else but
friends here.
Yes, you received your education in
g 'little old log school house, or
shack" but would you have your boy
go through the same experience and
secure no better education than .yon
had? Well. hardly.
Thomas Cannon of Palatka was over
for the week end to be with his wife
who is spending some time on the
beach at the Daytona Beach hotel
DdyIoHd JOURNAL.
|. Miss Lulu Reid, who has been the
charming house guest Of Thomas
keating's family for some time, caus-
ed much regret among her many
friends here by returning to her home
in Palatka Neutrality-suspicious. Journal
what sort of school facilities have
your" asks the prospective settler in
Palatka, just as he asks Of every
town where he proposes to take up
MS residence. If we secure this mod
orn school you will be in position to
do some blowing" for Palatka on the
school question. You are obliged to
hang your head now.
Secretary Folsom OF the Palatka
beard of trade was visitor in Palat.
Ea at the time of the meeting of tne
Florida Press Assertion last year
He got stuck" on Palatka at that
time. 1T was Secretary Folsom who
built the st. Cloud colony in Osceola
county. He knows Florida. Help
him in his efforts for Palatka.
Every voter at next Tuesdays bona
election should bear in mind that his
chief duty on earth is to do his part
IN preparing the coming generation
for citizenship. 1t is by proper edu
caion that the boys and girls who viii!
take cur places in ten and twenty years
from now are to be prepared for their
responsibilities.
Hon. F. j. Fearnside, chairman of
the State democratic executive com.
mlttee, who has been sojourning for
the past six weeks in Tennessee, rhil-
&delphia and at Ashevile, N. c., re-
turned home yesterday, leaving Mrs.
Fearnside and Frank Jr. at the latter
place, and where they were joined III!
Tuesday by his daughter, Mrs. W. H. !
Collins.
1t was only some two weeks ag,
that Chas. II. Sieg called attention to
the significant absurdity of the name
Lemon street." and which absurdily
struck most people, together with The |
value OF the criticism. Since that day |
The News has heard of but one sug. |
gestion of new name for Palatka'y |
business thorourhfarc
That was Grill avenue" The sup
gestion is splendid one, being in hon
or Of one of the oldest and most val.
uod citizens of Putnam county a mar
who did his full part in reconstruc-
ton days IN making the county a safe
place in which to live and do business:
man who has served his county well
publicly and privately ard who served
Florida as State Treasurer-Dr f.. S.
rill. The News moves the adoption
If the name.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-09-05

Last winter my son caught a very
bad cold and the way he coughed was
something dreadful" writes Mrs. Sa-
rah E. Duncan, of Tipton,- Iowa. eve
thought sure he was going into con-
sumption. We bought just one bottle
Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and
that one bottle stopped his cough ami
cured his cold completely" For sale
by all dealers.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-09-05
No Wonder He Omit

"Why didn't Henderson prosecute
the woman who took his umbrellaP
Her lawyers warned him that if the
case went to trial they would ask him
how the. umbrella came into his pos
session. "-I.ippincOtts.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-09-05

"WiU is now trying the experiment
of taking ozone regularly into his sys.
ten"
Then the first thing You know. you
POOR woman. he'll be one Of them drug
lirndS. -BIlttmgre American.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-09-05
App extensive.

can we get the public's money with
this proposition"
Like taking candy from a baby"
81 don't like that smile. baby
often puts up a very unpleasant howl"
Louisville Courier,IournaI.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-09-05

We wish to enlist some more Agent
on comission plan. Men of COOL
standing and influence only need ap-
ply. The NITRA-GERM Company,
Box 1863, Savannah, Ga. 9-5-2t
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-09-05

The Clock on the Stairs.
When is a clock on the stairs dan
gerous?
When It runs down.