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Aa Established Business of 80 Years ,. ,
Tha Merman-Stewart Drug Co.,
(Incorporated) ' ' , ,
Wholesale and Retail.
Competent Reliable
Courteous Responsive
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dispatoh and in a manner calculated to bring indis-
peusible results both to our patrons and to ourselves. (fijL
The dispensers of our prescriptions are gradn- SjS
ates of their profession and registered Pharmacists
in the State of Florida. Our Bervice is modern and J
our complete stock of drugs is of the highest quality ft
the markets afford.
' . We are the sole representatives of the famous" X
Rexall Remedies in Putnam county. Our establish- ffi
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tails of your wants afford us the greatest pleasure in y
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We guarantee satisfaction in ffJJ
every transaction you have
" with this store. Our guaran- jj
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Plant Your v
Spring Garden
and have
Fr::h Vegetables
for your table. This is with
in the pqwor of every house
holder. You simply buy the
seed of us, plant 'em, culti
vate and keep the weeds out,
and nature does the rest.
Result : You will have cab
bage to mix with your bacon,
turnips, radish, onions, and
any other wholesome vege
table you like. Seeds Now
Ready.
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Crescent City.
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i Grove Hall,
Crescent City's popular hotel,
renovated, clean and airy, Is
attain opeD for the season under
the management of Win. C.
NORTON.
In the midst of the best or
anre trowing section of Flori
da. Fine boating, fishing and
bird shooting. Beautiful views
of Orescent Luke from hotel
verandas Handy to steam
boat lauding. Board by week.
nrl month nt reasonable rates.
Caters to Northern tourists. -c
Write (or terms.
On. C. fiORTOn,
Crescent City, Florida.
fcaaBaaflnEcrjnEncrjnEaaananaa
Southfield Hotel,
Crescent City . Florida.
Season 1909-10.
Rates $1.50 per day up.
Weekly and monthly rates on
application. ' .
8. A. KINNARD, Proprietor.
Hotel Fronts Lake and Park
, Pleasant Rooms
Cnsine Unsurpassed.
M. H. READ,
I HEAL ESTATE.
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Creaoant City, Fla.
The Howe property "Cres
cent Hill"- Is now on the mar-
krt.
i Pi.rt.ouUr attention given to'
f Crecent City property listed
with me.
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, 7 Dentist.
m- t Rosltlooro on tfopot Street
rosnout Oitv - . Florida
Crescent City Transfer Co.,
Veets all trains at Orescent City Juno-
lon. Night trains by appointment.
8. M LABBEE. Manager
St. Johns River by Daylight.
TbBsach& Miller Line
Steamer CRESCENT.
Ltiio Jacksonville on Tuesdays, Thursdays
ssiurtlors t 8:30 . M. tor Oreen Cove,
I's'aukoj. Orescent CUy nt prtnolple Way
t.ndln:rs. i
Returning, leaves Crescent OUT on Wednes-
d, I'rlft-.ys nd Mondays at :). m.
jiv-ktm. rllla whatf foot of Laura Sireet.
telephone 2SB8.
l'aioika wharf foot of ImoB Street.
F. T. CLARK, Traffic Manager,
JiickaonvUle. Fla.
CRESCENT CITY
Barber Shop.
All wnrk done in flint-clans manner,
Try in and you'll come a -"tin.
D. B. Harris, A gt.
Yl-DOUGIUS
$3.$3so&$4SHOS
BOYbS
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THE LARGEST MAKER AND RETAILER
OF MEN'S FINE SHOES IN THE WORLD.
"SUPERIOR TO OTHER MAKE8."
"I hava worn W. L. Doug-la shoes for the
past six years, and always find they are far
superior to all other high grade shoes In style,
comfort and durability." W. O.JON68.
119 Howard Ave., Utlca. N. V.
If I could take you into my large fac
tories at Brockton, Masa and show you
how carefully W. L. Douglas shoes are
made, you would realize why they hold
their shape, fit better, wear longer, and
are of greater value than any other make.
C AVTIOM-See that W. I Donglns name and price
U Mamped on the bottom. Take No Nttlietitute'.
If your aler cannot at yon wttb W.L.IKiislhbiii-i,
write for Mall Order Catalog. W. I..Doti(lM, iltoi klon,
alas, FOR SAUK BY
Fearnside Clothing Co.
- Palatka, Fla.
WHITE'S
Cream Vermifuge
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WORM
REMEDY
THE CHILDREN'S FAVORITE TONIC,
siwuat or isiitstionb.
tmi aiHuiNt paceaato only ev
Ballard-Snow Liniment Co.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Sold by Aokorman-Stewart Drug Co.
and J. H. Haughton.
To owners of
Farms and Hemes.
If you wish to sell to iruod north
ern buyer., send full description.
location, numoer of acres, improve
ments, quality of soil, ditttnnce t
rttilto'id Mtation, title, hnalthfuhiHBS,
loweRt price, terms to Piatt B. Spen
cer, 1193 Broadway. New York.
Notice of Application tor Tax Deed.
Sotlce Is hereby elven that Vf. 11. Youni.
purchaser of tax certitloate No. 846, dstea
the 4th day of Jul)', A. D 19K, has filed sal.t
certificate In my orlke and has made
application for tax deed to Uhuc In accordance
wun law. aaia ceriiticate emoraces tne iol
lowlnKd&scrtbed property situated In Putnam
county, Florida, to-wlt:
W?4 of 84 of Sw'4 of 8w, scotlon 11, town
shfplo.s, ranite 24 e -16 acres .
Ttiesataiana oeing asseKseu at tne date 01
the Issuance of such certificate In the n?m- of
P.. w. Itushnell. Unless said oertllicate shall
be redeemed accordlug to law, tax deed will
Issue thereon un the 211 dxy of February, A,
1) ,1910.
Witness my official signature and seal tbl6
theilstdayof Jiinuurv, ,v. 1)., 1910.
- ISealJ HKNRY HUTCHINSON,
Otark circuit court Putnam (Jo. Fla.
By J.O. Balis. U. 0.
Velvet Bean HuIIers.
New the Peerless best ever made.
No. 3 (hand) 0.00, hulls 5 to 8 bus. per
hour. No. 4 (2 h. power) $65.00, hulls
15 to 25 bus. No. 2 for cow peas only
$25.00.
N. L. WHIet Seed Co.
Augusta, Ga. 1217-131
European, Restaurant,
Furnished Rooms,
Hot and Cold Baths,
At .
CHAS KUPPERBUSCH'S
Palatka. Fla.
For
New and Up-to-Date
Furniture and
House Furnishing Goods
at very low prices
Go to .
R. S. Mooney,
Palatka, Florida.
Undertaking and Embalming.
Crescent City News
j Personal and Social. j
Dr. and Miss Johnson were visitors to
Palatka last Monday.
Messrs. Carrier and McKinlock visited
Jacksonville this week.
Cyrus Bulluck of Onset, Mass.,' is a
fuest at the Turner House.
Miss Anna Bruce of Palatka has been
the guest of Miss Lula May Hunter.
Mrs. Sprague and Mrs. Rudolph
Klnard visited Palatka early in the week,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Twcedale' of
Port Chester, N. Y., are guests at Grove
Hall. ;
Mrs. E. R. McFarlan of Cincinnati,
Ohio, is stopping at Grove Hall for a
time.
James R. Hill was laid up a large part
of last week with a severe attack of la-
grippe.
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Curtis of Palatka
were the guests of Mr. M. H. White
over Sunday. 1 ,
Miss Fannie Butler of Onset, Mass., is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Read
for the season.
James. Padgett sr. has purchased the
Ira C. Pratt residence next door to the
old school house.
James W. Long the west-end mer
chant, is getting ready to erect an addi
tion to his store building.
Col. Geo. T. Graham left on Satur
day to fill a week or more of profes
sional engagements in South Carolina,
Albert A. Moyer, representing the
Philadelphia fruit commission house,
spent some days at Grove Hall last
week.
The Southfield Bible Conference be
gins its annual session at the Auditorium
two weeks from to-morrow, Saturday the
26th Inst.
Miss Blanche Gowen has returned
from Atlanta, and expects to remain
with her parents through the balance of
the season.
Mrs. B. W. Damp of Albany, N. Y., is
again at Grove Hall after an absence of
several years, and many old friends are
pleased to see her again.
Mrs. Christian of Indianapolis, Ind.,
was expected here this week on a
months' visit to her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. C. H. Preston.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Coward are rejoic
ing over the arrival of another boy at
their home. Little fellow was born
Saturdry night, the 5th inst.
J. L. Coward and Will Allen visited
Palatka on Saturday last to take the ex
amination required before being ap
pointed census enumerators.
Hon. James R. Howe, late member
of congress -from Brooklyn, N. Y., and
a large owner of Crescent City real es
tate, is expected in the city in a few
days.
J. H. Mathis, Jas. Padgett, jr., George
Neal, J. E. Lorick and C. C. Mathis
went up to the Haw Creek country one
day last week on a deer hunt. They
got one.
Rev. D. Spencer, for many years a
minister - of the Missionary Baptist
church residing in this section, last Sun
day morning united with the Presbyte
rian church by letter.
M. H. Read has purchased of F. S.
Cone the vacant lot at the corner of
Central avenue and Summit street. This
gives Mr. Reed two very desirable busi
ness lots in the best part of town.
Quite a number of Crescent City peo
ple will attend the bridge opening
celebration and barbecue on the 22d
inst., and it is more than likely that an
excursion will run on that day.'
Neil Twoomey's dramatization of St.
Elmo, the southern novel by Mrs. Au
gusta J. Evans, 'will be presented at the
V. I. A. Hall on Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday evenings of next week,
the 15th, 16th and 17th inst.
Rev. Mr. Jones is holding evangelis
tic meetings at the Baptist church this
week, services being at 3 and 7 p. m.
daily. The service last Sunday evening
was a union meeting of the Baptist,
Presbyterian and Methodist churches.
The United States surveyors are now
in the Haw Creek section surveying a
route for the proposed ship canal from
Haw Creek to Ormond. James Padgett,
jr., of this place is acting as pilot for the
crew.
W. H. Sample of Albany, and Geo. E.
Benedict of Nassau, N. Y., both old
time winter visitors, arrived last Satur
day and are again at Grove Hall for the
balance of the season. Their coming is
a great pleasure to the people here.
Miss Mary Graham entertained de
lightfully at a dinner party on Saturday
lust, the following young ladies being
present: Misses Lula May Hunter, An
na Bruce, Ruby Mathis, Louise Lorick
and Miss Efiord of South Carolina, the
guest of honor.
Dr. Ellen Lowell Stevens will lecture
at V. I. A. Hall to-morrow (Saturday)
evening on "Hygenic Living and Pre
vention of Tuberculosis." Dr. Stevens
is delivering a scries of lectures through
the state under the auspices of the
Florida Federation of W'omen's clubs.
L. A. Hurlbut will soon begin the
erection of a story and a half bungalow
house on the Summit street side of his
big grove. It is expected the house
will be completed and ready for occu
pancy this spring. L. Eaton & Son will
probably build the bouse for Mr. Hurl-but.
- Mrs. A. M. Raymond of New York is
at Grove Hall for the balance of the
season. Mrs. Raymond hai not been
here for some 5 years, but finds many
old friends pleased to see her. She has
been spending her late winters in Cali
fornia, but says she much prefers Cres-
cent City, its beautiful oak trees and
The new two-story 7-room dwelling
now being erected on South Prospect
street by K. Borson will be occupied by
cashier C. T. King as soon as completed.
The work of construction is going rap
idly on under the supervision of Rev.
R. N. Catc. It will be a pretty home,
and will add much to the looks of that
section of the town.
Mrs. S. B. Shaw did not buy the lot
at the corner of Central avenue and
Summit street as reported last week
though she did bargain for it. Instead,
she bought the lot on the corner of
Summit street and Cypress avenue, op
posite the Baptist church, and designs
putting up two conges thereon. Mrs.
Shaw is well pleased with her present
business location, and her growing dry
goods, notion and millinery business.
Hon. Geo. L. Thompson of Kings
Point, N. Y., has been spending the
week with Mrs. Thomgson and their
little son at Grove Hall, and all are ex
pected to leave today for their northern
home. Mr. Thompson is a member of
the New York state assembly, now in
session at Albany, and his visit is neces
sarily short. Mrs. Thompson and the
little boy have been here some two
months, and their departure is sincerely
regretted. All are hopeful that they
will visit Crescent City again.
"Old Love Songs to be illustrated by
Young Loves" will be the manner of
designating a unique entertainment toT"'as a
be given at V. I. A. Hall next Monday
night, St. Valentine's day. Celebrated
characters of history and fiction will be
costumed and depicted on the stage,
among them Ben Johnson's "Cella."
Dr. Pipe will sing "Oh! Promise Me."
A male quartette of trained voices will
also sing, and souvinir postal valentines
will be given to all who come. Home
made candies will be for sale. Mes
dames Hurlbut and Borson are making
arrangements for this entertainment, and
the people are sure to be pleased.
Half the proceeds will be given in aid of
the school piano fund. Remember the
date, and be on hand.
LAKE COMO.
Miss Agnes Force of Montclair, N. J.,
is a guest at All-view cottage.
Albert Williams has returned to his
home in New York City. While here,
he was a guest at All-view cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Roberts have gone to
St. Augustine. While here they were
guests at All-view cottage
Miss Susie G. Carson and Mrs. Phcbe
Bells' of Pomona, were the gucsH of
Mrs. o. Carson, recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Goodsell and aunt of
Pomona, were visitors in town recently.
Mrs. Clarence Carson and son, Har
vey, are the guests ol their aunt, Mrs.
R. II. Blood, coming from Boston, Ga.
A silver tea was held at the parsonage,
recently. A large crowd was present,
and quite a neat sum of money was
realized. Refreshmcnls of sandwiches,
cakes, candy and tea was served and a
most enjoyable afternoon was spent.
The Minstrel and Vaudeville show
given by the Lake Como Dramatic club,
was a decided success; and in. spile of
the cold weather, a large crowd was
present, and by the enthusiastic applause
and encore it was evident the play was
greatly enjoyed. Those taking part
were: Howard Gates of Cleveland, O.,
and Chas. C. Sullivan, Como, tambour-
Six Niglits "Go as You Please
Race."
How many tired fathers and mothers
in this town enter this race every night
carrying a babyT And they wonder
what the matter is. Chances are the
child is starving worms are eating all
of its food. Most children have worms,
yours needn't. White's Cream Vermi
fuge will get rid of the worms and
strengthen the child.
frice 23 cents per bottle.
Bold by Ackerman-Stewart Dine Co.
and J. H. Haughton.
Allen Holton's "Ingomar."
Allen Holton in "Ingomar" was the
attraction at V. I. A. Hall on Feb. 2d.
He was assisted by Miss Edith Hubbard
soloist and R. M. Williamson, pianist.
Mr. Holton has always been a great fa
vorite with Crescent City people and
this, his first appearance here in his. new
play, only added to his popularity.
The cast of thirteen characters was most
ably impersonated in a manner that
could not fail to please, and that sus
tained the reputation of Mr. Holton as
one of the foremost impersonators of
his day.
Miss Hubbard of Federal Point is the
possessor of a very sweet voice, attrac
tive personality and could not fail to
charm. She held her audience enrap
tured from the beginning and every ap
pearance was the signal for prolonged
applause. Mr. Williamson, the pianist,
is one of the best performers ever heard
in Crescent City and delighted every
one with his music.
The hall was comfortably crowded
and the ladies of the V. I. A. realized
quite a neat sum. The entertainments
given by this ossociation are always unu
sually good and Crescent City amuse
ment seekers are looking forward with
pleasure to the entertainmeat which is
to be given by the ladies of the V. I. A.
on Feb. 14. Com.
ines; John Garniss of New York City,
and J. A. MacNab of Oakwood, N.
bones; Dr. W. K. Mills, of Syracuse, N.
Y., as middle-man; Leonard Mainz of
Syracuse, N. Y., soloist; Claude Monjar,
D. B. Raybon and Lamar Carson, stun
tcrs. The stage was effectively deco
rated with flags and lanterns. At 8
o'clock, singing of "Suwance River,"
opened the show, the curtain rising at
the chorus. 1 he beautiful effect ol the
decorations and black faced artists, won
great applause. Following the song
stunt by the tambourines and
bones. Jokes were then in order, fol
lowing all the songs. Solo and chorus,
"Old Gray Bonnet" by Leonard Mainz,
received hearty applause. Solo and
chorus, "Darling Chloe" by Howard
Gates. This old time melody was
heartily applauded. Solo and chorus,
"When Lucinda, Ma Honey, Comes to
Town," by Chas. C. Sullivan, brought
down the house. Howard Gates as
Lucinda" was great, and the cake-walk,
by these artists, was immence, receiving
an encore. 1 he solo and chorus,
"Rainbow" by Dr. W. R. Mills, with
the Indian stunt, was beautifully sung
and acted and received great applause,
was very effective, receiving an encore.
Solo and chorus, "So Long Mary," by
Leonard Mainz, was most humorous
and the costume and stunt with the
song, was a howling success, receiving
and encore. The last solo and chorus,
"The Grand Old Flag" by Leonard
Mainz and entire company, was indeed
fine. At the last rendition of the
chorus, all waving "old glory," another
curtain opened, disclosing the goddess
of Liberty (Miss Cleo Monjar) draped in
flags, amid a bank of green, was a
magnificent tableau, the applause being
one great cheer and shouting. Thi-i
ended the first part. Part second, was
the vaudeville monologue, very humor
ous by Dr. W. R. Mills. Recitation,
"Glad I'm Livin' " by Lamar Carson.
Solo, "Flow Gently Flow" by Albert
Skilton of Watertown, Conn. The ini
mitable Teddy, a wonderful trained dog.
Side-walk Talk, by Howard Gates and
Chas. C. Sullivan, very humorous. Im
personation, by Leonard Mainz. Solo,
"Looking For The Lovelight In Your
Eyes," encore.
The participants deserve great credit,
for they all did fine. Leonard Mainz of
Syracuse, N. Y., is a singer of great
ability, with a sweet and sympathetic
voice. Dr. W. R. Mills, is a gifted mu
sician and composer. Albert Skelion is
also a gifted musician and composer, of
Watertown, Conn. Mrs. Albert akilton,
was accompanist, and her kindness was
greally appreciated. The jokes were
all "up to date" and humorous, and
Messrs. Garniss and MacNab as (bones)
were exceptionally fine and were hearti
ly applauded.
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Notice of Application for Tax Deed.
Notice Is hcrwhy nlvn thnt A, D. Ourry,
purchancr of Tnx Orltllcald No. SlH, dulcet
the Rili clay of Mnr. A. I). 13, Imx filed mild
certificate In m.v ollU-e.and hit liuide fiiriil.
cation for til x deed to Issue In accordance
Willi law. Bald certificate embraces the fol
lowing described property situated In Put
nam county, Florida, to-wlt: ,
We ot nel4, section 32, township 0 s, rnnge
2fl e. 10 acres.
Tlie sold land being nssesHed at the date of
the lHKiian e of such certlllcate In the name
of Unknown No. 7. Unless said certlllcate
Hhall lie redeemed according to law.
tax deed will Uhuu thereon on the 20th day
of February, A. I), low.
WltuesH my official slgnutureand seal this
tlu 21st day of .lanuai-y, A. 1. hill).
Seal HKNKT HUTCHINSON,
Clerk Circuit Court Putnam Co. Fla.
JJy Henry Hutchlnrou. Jr., li. O.
Notice to Public.
This is to notify the publiothat the
steamer Crescent, or owners, will not
be responsible for any debtscontracted
by.the steward.
The Beach & Mii.lkb'Line,
E. T. CLARK,
TrafficManager.
Notice of Application for Tax Deed.
Notice is hereby given that A. D. Curry,
purchaser of Tax Oertllicate . No. 118,
dated the 4th day of July, A. D. 1W, has
llled snld certificate In my office, and has
made appilcittloti tortax deed to Issue In ac
cordance with law. Hald certificate em
braces the following described property sit
uated In Putnam county, Florida, to-wlt:
1ot 4 or Kit of fiv'i, Section 111, township
10 s. range Hi e fill acreB.
The said land being assessed at the date of
the Issuance of Buch certlllcate in the nnme
of E.J. H. Klchnrdson Unless said certifi
cate shall be redeemed according lo law,
tnxdeed will Issue thereon on the HOili day
of February, A. n. 1910.
Witness my official signature and seal this
the 2st day of January, a. n. 1910.
CSenl HKltfRY HUTCHINSON.
Clerk ClrcultCourt Putnam Co., Fla.
Bv Henry Hutchinson, Jr., I. O.
HORSE FOR SALE A good work
animal in fine condition, also a new
light Wagon, Buggy, riding saddle and
Harness.
The above will be sold cheap owner
called north by sickness.
A. F. LANE,
l-21-4t. Huntington.
Oranges
Grapefruit
Tangerines!
Pineapples
Mccormick, hubbs a co.
279 Washington Street, NEW YORK.
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