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1 PAGE 7.
THE PALATKA NEWS, PALATKA, FLA.
FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1914
loUNDS DRUG COMPANY
Crescent t-ity, riorum
GET INTO THE GAME EARLY!
NOW
We buy only the best. Get our prices;
e will meet anyone else s prices for
first class stock.
Headquarter! for Pure Drug,
and Chemicals.
Patent Medicine
Stationery
Florida Souvenir,
LOUNDS DRUG CO.
CRESCENT CITY. FLA.
"SSOGXjlT.
Citv
News
Mrs. M. R. Traile is still at Grove
Hall and continues in poor health,
much to the regret of her numerous
friends.
FLORIDA NEWS NOTES.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
A p DeWolf snipped several hun-
Ponl r RmltVi'o roaiHonco Vina linen rirfirl hnxes of late oranges last weeK,
no7lv nnintorl The musical service announced for
, ,r t, . the Methodist church last Sunday
ivir. ana mrs. jy. corsun comeiiiiiiaie night was postponed two weeks,
There was no service at the Presby.
terian church last Sunday night.
Cashier M. F. Pixton has been on
the sick list, but is improving.
Mrs. R. F. Adams of Palatka is visi.
'ting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Harp.
! The street committee of the council
is patching up some of the holes in
the shell paved streets.
Torrey's plaining mill is running
IP ii n
again, though the recently destroyed
saw mill is yet to be reDUiit,
REAL
ESTATE
CRESCENT CITY - FLORIDA
Crescent Hill lots on
easy terms.
Three new business buildings, a
church and two school buildings will
be erected at Fort Pierce. TheBe re
present an outlay of $150,000 or over
and there are a dozen new nouses
going up at an expense of another
$25,000. This will be a busy summer
in the county seat.
W. H. Adkinson, secretary and gen
eral manager of the Florida Wagon
Works, at Tallahassee, was killed by
John Rafferty,
Contractor and Builder
CRESCENT CITY, FLA.
Estimates furnished and jobs of all
kinds finished expediously in Crescen
City or at Lake Como. Write me about
the work you want done.
ui....t a thnnriot fihnwer.
Miss Ruth Herloner and Miss Car- ' . ...,i,j m r.ttno and
olyn Stone returned on Saturday from J telephone receiver'
a week's visit to Miccanopy. : V?:..,.. neath
Ma inr and Mrs. J. L. Burton expect iD0,,r.nniiB The nffice
to go to their cottage on Summer Ha niallv wrecked.
ven Deacn in a ween or uwu. , , ,, j ,un th
V.. H. Williams as nresident oi the . , . ,, hi-huiiiv hetween
city council will be acting mayor dur- . M,am, have been
mg the absence of Mapor uranam. imoroved since last Jan
Mrs. S. H. Wilson has been initiated . tho ,,.,, nf the last log Issued
into the uraer oi me eastern ouu, a . th(J jackSonville Board ot iTaae,
local lodge in which there is grow- Jg c)early set forth by judge James B,
ing interest. lndmi. nf at. Lucie county in a
W. F. Glvnn began shipping his -tn,Hlnfint made to the secretary of
Valancia oranges tms weeK, a vu:eiy the Jacksonville organization
or wn,cn ne ..as au - d of tne commence-
bOXeS. . , , r.lD.,vlHQ nf the,
John Springer, recently graduated devoted almost ex-
from the Agricultural department of contests , declamation
4-U tltntn I niimf Citv Hrr VKU lilSL I - . -
and oratory between members ot me
various classes. The board of control
offers annually three medals, one to
WANTED.
CRESCENT of the
Beach & Miller Line.
Shipments will receive the best of
care and prompt attention.
Thursdays and Saturdays.
E. T. CLARK,
Traffic Manager. Jacksonville. Fla.
REAR ADMIRAL FLETCHER
A CAMPAIGN TO
ADVERTISE FLORIDA
An Organization Has Been Formed For
The Purpose of Developing
the State.
WILL INTRODUCE A BILL
Into the State Legislature Providing
Funds to Carry on the
Work.
FLAGLER SYSTEM
3-21
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Daily
In effect May 6, 1914
a miy la Jacksonville .
2 40 HUM ! 50 A" L St. Auttustme.
. . .
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, . . Bunnell , . .
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. New Smyrna .
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SanfnrrL At a meeting or repre- io.soami
....... .i mon frnm nil over Florida. ll.30W
held here, the Florida Development io.2om 4. 15
Promotion Board was organized. !""
The executive committee was au-. Daily ei. Sun..
n..., tn nronura a hill Creating the Daily ".aun
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Union I Water
Station Station
Eait bound
Daily
Arrive
tait
Palatka
thmnchout the country, and inducing! S 2 -,Vd. '
farmprs stock raisers, capitalists and hoamilsdam io3-Penger. .
rarmers, biulk laioc.o, j.oopm 3.10PM105 Mued ....
the 11K6 10 come 10 t"""" "- j 5 OOPM 5.10?M;107 ranengev.
i tho atatp 6.15PM .js lire wiae
velop tne staie. 1 inmuo Paenger.
It was pointed out that Jiorioa nas :
...... . j i n,,lllva. icxiiiiirc VaTIFV RHANHH
more tlliaDie lanu nut vu. ... , iviaaiivimi. . -
Hon than any state in the Union. That
Arrive
pan
lateo
Leave
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Mateo
Leave
Eavt
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12 00 M 194 Paeienner .
4 05Pii 4.30PM 106 Pmnenger .
5.40PM 108 Miied
110. 45PM 140 Pauenger .
Arrive Palatka
" " ' " . " " -.r,n nrt i va.t Palatka and San Mateo ilSan Mateo, East ralaiKa ana
r lonua ueveiupujBiiL .uuiuiiaj."i a waiai -
secure an appropriation at the next
session of the Florida legislature ror
the purpose of advertising the state
Secretary of the Navy Daniels has
announced that Admiral Meicner w.
be placed in command of the Atlantic
Thi in the command 10
all naval officers aspire.
week for a stay of a few days.
a larce tiartv of Vouner
people went down to "Lisnaro, the
home of Geo. W. Seaton, and had a
chicken fry. They went on the Cash
launch.
George Miller and Jim Bean left or.
Monday for Jacksonville, from which
S M. LaBREE, Manager.
ritv Florida.
Crescent 1. it
hp freshman or sopnomure wnu
jels in declamation, and one to the
junior and one to the senior delivering
the best original orations
Carrvine about five thousand tons
iy 1UI jbi.ivu ----- ..." " .. T.njtQji atntoo rnl.
nlace thev will EO by motor Doai or Aiaoania cua. u.c ...
pidte uiey win 6 , tjo i D.gmlg fnr Oalves-
throuEh tne canai 10 ou.u.i.ei uai uer niutus 1 "
for a prolonged stay. ton, where the fuel will be given a
tv, ,M Indies of the Place meet test by the government, vesse.a
A ffr, spwino- circle that nort. The government Das oeen
and seem to be having good times, prevailed on to test Alabama coal for
though they have not been charged use of the vessels in the navy in Gulf
with sewing tor tne neainen. waters for any exienuea pe. .uu.
v; m whitp nent the laree part A recount of the ballots m tne pr
f ut week in Jacksonville. He ex- mary election of a week ago was com.
i.j -fvn hnma this week in a or,noH hv the board of can-
new Metz roadster, in which he will va8serg who will recount every one
take a trip to Illinois and lowa. . th , 000 ballots polled in the leg
m- onri Mrs. C. P. Hale are now islative race in Escambia county. Tne
m'j f 9fti Rrnadwav. Denver. Col- now rnnrt embraces only the vote re-
orado, and a postal card from Mr. Hale celved by the six candidates for the
states that he is just, gening uuwn ioei8iature.
business, that it is pleny cool enougn COUncil of St. Augustine au-
and that all are reasonably well. thnrlze,i the appointment of a com-
The mercury on Saturday last stood mittee to confer with the board of
i. 07 orn-ooa from lia. m. to o.od v. uj in,Dioos rBlnttvB to tne liisiana-
at u..--'. , I UUUU U uovvu - -
m. On Sunday between muse ..uu.s tfon of & water sotening plant. Hie
it was 98. The churches wera not re- , laced betore the council,
quired to display ; the "Standing Roum ? ot St. Augustine will ex-
Only" sign, on the latter day. J e water main3
Col. G. E. Graham and family left in that village east to near the bridge
on Monaay ior men duihi-. v- ana wlu cumlcti uV
at Summer Haven beach. Col. Gra- AuglIstine flre alarm system they will
ham expects to return in a day or protection of the St. Aug-
two and wind up his business ana jarrn iwtrtment for King
rtairs De.ore icluhhhb
PROHIBITION BILL UP
NATIONAL PROHIBITION WILL BE
VOTED ON BY CONGRESS Bt
FORE IT ADJOURNS.
Enemies Hope to Defeat Amendment
by Forcing an Early
Vote.
Florida is nearer the big market cen- 2W!-2W
ters of the country than any other 3 SOpm lv Titimviile ,
Southern or semi-tropical country, and 4.45PM L, Idaytown .
tliat tms siaie cau use - . j.a l, 1 ike P ckett ........ tv 1 "3
its land to supply the Northern mar- s ,5opm i(j:;:;::0 Lvio mam
ith early and late vegetaDles, j.ispj l, c;h:::::;:::: KioiTsS
fruits, beef catle, etc. ; ,;MW i, salotka r'airS
m J .i.nr.n M.lnira norlTPTlT 1 lllPU u liihotiKee "i w.-t"-
. . , .1.. J .l,nn(rl.lv in ttlA o.Jur-
iy, cons.siei.uy m.u - - --
'I'llQ rl-iVla- ! 1 H "
C. E. UTTERIDGE
ATTORNEY
COUNSELLOR
NOTARY PUBLIC
ETC.
C.,ll,c.l...i..K-"ta. Hel K.ta.e, .
CRESCENT CITY, FLA.
Oftlt'e rer ','1,,rr'" i,t"re-
j., I. Spcncei,
Dentist
Offlee. at Uldnce on Prospect Street.
Crescent City. Florida.
Fire Department
street, the main portion of their
town. City Clerk Lawrence Pomar
was authorized by city council
o advise the Civic Leasue of that
U)vn that such action would be tak
en. Tallahassee was visited by one of
the most disastrous fires that has
been seen here in some time. The
shop of F. C. Gilmore, located in the
heart of the residential section, was
completely destroyed by the contlaga
Washington. Nation wide prohibi
tion will be voted on by the house
within four or five weeks, according
tn nredictions made at the capital
nfror th rules committee had post
poned until July 1 action on a special
rule to provide lor lmmeuiaie w
oration of the proposed Hobson am
endment. Members of the committee
rWinrerl thev would consider favor
ably report the Cantrell rule resolu
tion in July.
TtiP committees action followed
1.1 ...
nf otnrmv conterences wiuiuui
reference to political division, it gen
orally was conceded that opponents
of the Hobson amendment were iu.i-
ine the issue, confident the measui
could not poll the two-thirds vote nec
essary for passage. Representative
Hnbson himself does not favor action
at this time, though he said a vote
would be taken the second week in
July.
LOOKS LIKE WAR
Great For Your
Liver and Bowels
Physicians in Hot Springs, Arkan
sns prescribe them because they
rivHilTT aiiSd
Sy skin They are a fine tonic, for
JuL .i-ivp imnure matter from the
,XnH and Bive one a hearty appe
tite. All druggists, 25 "nU.
. r. I i-or RllttOllS.
Springs Rheumatism Remedy and
Hot Springs Blood Remedy are sold
in all drug stores, everywhere.
Hot
for his prolonged stay.
The V. I. A. is going to sell ice
cream and cake and other dainties on
the Fourth of July at the hall. But
there will be no general celebration
of the day. Just a little noise at
night and possibly a horse race on
the Seville roaa.
i3i Wnnrlward Jr.. of Jackson-
,.;n o hrnthpr nf Mrs. lorn. uarK
nf ttiic nlafe. Hnd himself well-remem-
ntrCherae dt the tjon. which also ely destroyed
Uic niuLiv "u . -
sasoline explosion is said to nave
been the cause of the fire.
The new canning factory now be
ing built in Tallahassee will be ready
for work July 1. It is eqmpea win.
the most modern machinery and will
have a capacity of over 15.0U0 cans
per day.
Postmaster Roy S. Hannah, ot oi.
Petersburg, has received word from
the postoffice department at nat,..
inc that beginning on July 1 the post-
office at St. 1'etersuivrg ...
. first class office. Five hun
dred new boxes are to be ordered.
r.fiinesville oresented a nouuay av
npnrance when many of the reside-
ments and stores on the long avenue
leading from the tabernacle to u.e
.,ivorsitv were ueautuuuy utoioi
with college colors and American
flags On the city square the stores
', hPilecked with bunting and
closed and the proprietors and clerks
were gathered with the rest of the
population and the many guests in
the vast auditorium to celebrate with
the irrad nates and the winners oi un
iversity honors their success. It was
a flttiii" close of the most prosperous
year in the history of the university
Massachusetts Institute of Technolo
gy-
There is an epidemic of whooping
cough among the children of the town.
Two weeks ago it was chicken pox.
Poor little children, you think you are
having your share of troubles. But
tin vnn irvnw ud and have chil
dren of your own a whoopin' and a
whinin'; then you'll know what trouble
is.
Mrs. Frank Gautier has returned
from a visit to her father and mother
in Leesburg. During her absence she
was eected president of the Vilage Im
nw,ii Association to succeed Mrs.
A E. Torrey, who declined a re-election.
Mrs. Gautier will not be install
until the October meeting of the
nssociation.
Miss Mary Frierson is to leave this
week for Pomona, where on Tuesday
next in the Congregational chuih
.hi will h united in marriage to Mr.
Mnpl Kihnul of this place. During
tho nast week Miss Frierson has been
entertained at several showers given
; hor hr.nnr hv Mrs. v . n. rune..
m,. MnA Hardv and Miss Bessie
E. Neal. After their marriage they
.iii rosWIo in the Andersen cottage.
Mr. Nihoul is the band master and has
charge of the pressing ciuo.
One dav last week Deputy Sheriff
TT....t J.i- ,,n a white tramn or
LOST At some time on the trip hobo flt the Huntington station. The
t PointWa Anril 4th. via. the bteam- 0c,..rp,l the description of an
er Crescent, Mrs. Rich lost a deli- I escaped convict wanted at the Voiisia
cately lormea go.u uiy countv camps ano mime, uc . ...
: k... stnnps a oearl, an ame- . . . , f Rllt ;t was a mistake
thist and a diamond. Mrs. Rich wit. didnt quitg answer the description
gladly pay wwra "! He
for its return to ner au 'BB" FuY
CHAS. P. HALE, Crescent City, Ha.
4-17-tf.
c.i.rf Rulat ons Between urewe
giiainbu
and Turkey Near Breaking Komi.
Athons. Greece. A warning to Tur-
L- or wli Irh fell little short of a formal
declaration of hostilities was uttered
by Premier Venizelos oi ureece
ti.o chamber ot ueuuueu.
peaking on the treatment oi i.ee.
subjects in Turkey.
The premier's attitude showed that
the tension between Greece and Tur
key was near the breaking point, aim
that the danger of war was imminent.
M. Venizelos, who obviously iounu
,iiffiPi.ltv in retraining his language
u.ct Point Graduates,
West Point, N. Y.-June week at the
1j t..m tooth nut and the escap-
ed convict had perfect teetn. me
convict also had a masneu
'he suspect was finger whole. Other
wise he was a good double. The man
was brought back and turned loose
,;th o sma nurse maoe up iur nun
A hilinns. half-sick feeling, loss o
energy, and constipated bowels car
u roiiovorl with sumrising, prompt
ness by using HERBINE. The first
Jn hrine-s imnrovement, a few los-
..t tv,o ovatpm in fine, vigorous
condition. Price 50c. Sold by Ack-
erman-Stewart urug uo.
3 iM u.. -riin evnrfpd to share in the
United States mil ttar, acaae u, w.- io the convicfs cap
ed with the graduation of the nrsi rewara , f , the next train,
class. One hundred and sevennew.te He jn gtylft
ti,o nrmv received their ai-
" .,! listened to a brief address I The ouUook for the orange crop in
" " - Harrison this section is said to oe goou. .u.. .
by Secretary ot War Garrison. 'Villiams who probably keeps as
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ohiect of the board
board IS to get a substantial PUOI.C . h in, bt ejpert,d.to arrive at and depart
sentiment behind the movement, and Th- TIN E TABLE :s . 3 dep.rt.re -
push it tO a conclusion, SO that the hi.comp.ny to be held roponsiole lor any delay or any consequence, ar.sing tberelrom.
commission may be authorised (to be change w.tnout nouce.
ippointed by the governor), and that j. u. ah ,
he appropriation may be oDtainea ior
nubliclty fund sufficiently large to
give Florida the greatest advertising
campaign she has ever had, and put
ler in the forefront 01 Amen
Ktes that have land and opportunity
to offer to the capitalist and home
seeker PLANS TRI-COUNTY
FAIR ASSOCIATION
Meeting of Representatives From Put-
nam, Clay and St. Jonns oounue.
Has Been Called.
ayU3EEE0BEEE3aa33OI3Qa3QEEEOECQ8BHBOlWB0GIBO
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
3 STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH
Dailv Trains lo the East
Palatka. The following circular has
been sent to leading citizens in Put-
n. Clay and St. Johns counties,
asking them to attend a meeting m
this city on Saturday, June iutn.
"The remarkable advance being made
in agriculture, horticulture and animal
industry in the northern part 01 tne
state of Florida has been little appre
ciated by the great majority 01 our
citizens.
"It remained for the Putnanj county
fair held in Palatka last December
to demonstrate a series of remarkable
surprises to the people ot this, St.
Johns and Clay counties. The success
of this initial Putman county fair was
so great that it was desired to con
tinue under a permanent organization
the holding of such annual fairs in
the future.
"It has been suggested to this com
mittee by prominent men of St. Johns
and Clay counties that these two
counties , together with Putnam coun
ty, form a tri-county fair association,
holding an annual fair in Palatka,
which is the geographical center of all
three counties."
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Ar. Savannah 12-25 p.m.
Ar. Richmond &03 am.
Ar. Washington oM a.m.
Ar. New York 2.31 p.m.
No. 86
2.20 p.m.
6.25 p.m.
10.15 a.m.
1.35 p.m.
6.50 p.m.
No. 80
7.55 p.m.
12.10 a.m.
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to Washington ; electric lighted and fans.
No 80-Coast Line Florida Mail-Local sleeper to Savannah, g
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Coast Line Dining Cars .operated on Trams 82 ; ,d 8b. agent f
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For information
or write
A. JV. FRITOT I
Division Passenger Agent. 138 West Bay St., JACKSONVILLE, FLA. p
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Fletcher Is Rewarded.
Washington. Command of the
great Atlantic fleet, goal of every
; ' , t- omKltlnn la
: v.; mi,P of the way in which American nava. "
Tursd treated his fellow coun- to be the reward - - "
trymen, said: ,'' "'"'
I do not wish to auow to .
me words which cannot De recaueu, Ba Player iNomina.ea
but I should fail in my duty if I did Kennebunk, Maine. John W.
not inform the chamber of deputies I coombs, the Philadelphia American
that the situation lias become grave easne pitcher, was nominated for
even very grave. If a stop is not put to state senator at the York county pro-
these conditions, the Hellenic govern-. glesive convention,
ment will be forced not to content it-
self with joining in the lamentauons
of unhappy refugees.
ORLANDO DECLARES
WAR ON luauiiv.
HOW WOMEN
I AVOID
OPERATIONS
W. A. MERRYDAY CO.
DEALERS IN
Crate Material of all
Kinds, Fruit and
Vegetable Wraps.
- FLORIDA
PALATKA
Hiding Places of Summer ress 1
Be Destroyed i-anes
of Attack. I
Orlando. The city commissioners,
.1. vtr.cnui.n.-'S and
are on tne war pum n,OH"---- -----
say they must be extermiim.eu.
work will be largely on u.e :
of lakes, and all hyacinths and lilies j
will be clearea out -"-- , M ieft side
are known to harbor mosquuoes a.m tieveianu, y..."
are kuuu i , , ... ,, ... . , m. afl fnr several years that 1
their removal nas aneauj
fectual Commissioner Kooensuu .
tirmB the initiative in the matter, and
Is promised substantial aid by proper
ty owners on the lawes.
I
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By Taking Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable
Compound.
NEW CITY OFFICIALS
ARE SWORN
IN.
Texas Bars Oil Company.
a....i tov The 1'ierce Oil Cor-
.1 VlrHnin was denied the
pormiuu vi
. r. business in tnis
state w
close tab on the prospects as any man
in the place, said: "The crop prospects
at present are pood: my crop is m fine
condition and so also is that of Mr
McCormick, Mr. Hale, Mr uiynn am.
... etato suureme court ' ,ipr nf others of the principle
1 lit 11 v"c a. Tk..a rrrnvps
tn rnmDel F. C.
state to issue them a permit
T- r IT" CLondon "Tango" Necklace
f K.-'L-"Evelyn Thaw" Bracelet
These two beautiful pieces of pop
ular jewelry are the craze among so
ciety women in New York, and the
largest cities. They are neat and ele
u flicfcorl articles that will
tram ki"vi iiia'"" . .
T ir .u. nf pverv cirl
Kiaoe.. u.c ' ,,d.
woman, no mav.ei uu jv-a
Very stvlish and attractive.
uur rice " - - j
inK Spearmint Chewing Gum and de
sire to place a big box of this fine
v,lthful irum into every (home. It
sweetens the . breath whitens
...n. nA niHs Hiirestion. It is
frshinn and pleasing to all To every
o e sending us but 50c and 5 s amps
C A Boswell Becomes the Mayor of
' Bartow Other Officers Take the
Oath.
o.,ri k. L. Mack, the may
or of the' city of Harlow, subscribed
Kn.nart mO Hll 1IJ1 BVl". -T
1 - - n,.nn..url t hnvn to
undergo an opera
tion, but the first
bottle I took of
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com
pound relieved me of
the pains in my siue
and I continued its
use until I became
regular and free
from pains. I had
asked several doc-
r,ra if there was anyuii.in a
Colds.
Cough.
Weak Lunti
Weak Throats.
Ayer's ffl
Sold for 70 years.
J. C AyerCV..
A Your Doctor. i,..hi, m
Love of the Forest.
The only way to love the forest Is to
stay in it until you have learned Its
pathless travel, urowtb and inhabitants
as you know the delds. You must be
gin at the gate and find your way slow
iy. else yon will not hear the great se
pref and see the compelling vision.
There are trees you never before nave
seen flowers and vines tne Dotamsis
full to mention and such music as your
nrs cannot hear elsewhere. Gene
Stratton Porter.
the
re-
. . . . .,., ..mnrlamiis Woiihn.its. These g
denied tlieir peiuu... iu. - B : v. i,r " :'.i;
t r-nmnel F. C. Welnert. secretary 01 wi,i have a ery , -"rii T costs we will ship
opinion is that the output from this : of the Spearmint Gum and include
1 u inriiiiiff w nipr w 1 uc 'v 1 1 hp p ui r i i.
pi.ni. v ... - . - v nwklace
growers
Malaria or Chills & Fever
FWe o? .ix do.e. will break any case and
if taken then a. . tonic the F"","11,"0'
ih 1 ver better than
CaUm'cl and doct not gripe or ticket.. 25c Rt the prospects,
cent greater , ::;. , ,, '. '""r. iw..l..t..lv free.
rs will nave ngni ki"v- - , ina inn" '" V . .;
"Evelvn
am mtormeii ." " - ; ; . . ; V". " Vu.. V to one nartv
Hip elate is snori anu .uwi " ;" 1 .ot more - -
onts will agfrretrate much less than ; Pealers not allowed to accept this,
r 'o Von Crescent City, however.! rvITFn SALES COMPANY
. , -.r. .-rtt-i In pnnin Hill - -v r mi
as a whole mi " -- i,....,,- nh 10 r. u. uua.v.
and
.lv
is for a short time only
.., tu .1.0 oath, and then bins
v. 11 men .
Gibson as city tax collector and G. O.
Denham as city clerK
Hhh another new.y c.uv..ru
VI Va. aaw j 1 a. ajaa w - --r o
to the oath of office as propounded , he)p me and y, said there
by City Attorney C. A. Boswell. At-, nothing that they knew of. I am
ter the mayor had taken the oatn, kful for such a good medicine and
. -J 1 f nhilrla US COUn-, ... . !..;il L: J...) nniu "
t . v. 'rate ai.u j. TO, niwavs Eive it uic uiKin-nv
" ... 1 .Un., TTIIlU I J a
Mra. C. H. GRIFFITH, IOUO aiauiauu
Ave., Cleveland, Ohio.
Hinnver. Pa. "I suffered from fe
1., t..,l.ls onrl tVi nnins were so bad
councilman, had arrived in the mean-1 Bt timeB I could not sit down. The
time and tne oau. F.-r . doctor advised a severe operation dui
to him. J. D. Clark as councilman and , husb8nd t me Lydia E. pinkham's
L. W. Bates as assessor, were ..uv Vt table Compound and I experienced
ent, but were sworn in later. 1 ne t reUe m g ghort time Now j feei
newly elected mayor nas n.aue ..u a ngw peraon and can ao a hard
pointments as yet, hut will probably wQrk not mind it- T,at joy
do so at tne Jiuy
A Deduction.
Maude-How old is inure: May
At least twenty-five. .Maud. How do
you know? May-I heard tier say that
no girl ouclit to marry tietore she was
twenty-six. Cleveland Leader.
He that rises again quickly and con
tinues the race is as if he had never
fallen.-Mn"""
German Airship Wrecked
or.,! Vinnninpss it is to be well once more.
I am always ready and willing to speak
a good word ior me tuuiim.
Knew Ha Wat Safe.
Von seem to be going home In a
very cheerful manner for h man who
Uss been out "II night.
"Ye You see, my wife Is an ama
teur elocutionist, and she's saving Her
voice for an entertainment tomorrow
night" Cleveland Plain Dealer
Silent Service.
"Don't you like silent service in the
bouse?"
"Pure. That's one reason we put in
a dumb walter."-BalUmore American.
Dayton, Ohio
If you have the itch, don't scratch.
It does not cure the trouble and
makes the skin bleed. Apply BAL-
ARD S SNOW U.M.uc.M. ivuo
in gently on the artected pans. 11
.Uovoa itrhinrr instantly and a lew
rmllrMitinns removes the cause thus
emergency .allium jurnnvTiass. iiiur u-n. - i- ; 1 ; ------r. - . i,ttlo
,".., 2 riL-ht ancles behind the rear tld ' u(, al,swered by a woman and , 2oc, oOc and $1.00 per bottle.
Bondola. A lieutenant was Injured, held in strict conlldenee.
.. in(l,ni . 0 , ti r I
Piedenholen. uern.au. ..."- ; Ada WiLT, VM btocK SU, iiai.uver, 1 .
the Zeppelin airships 01 me uir.n... mmnliratlons jnn it
..... 1 iw bad v w recked I ... -. 1 .
arin, - - - . 1 do not nniiersinnn tii.iu " i ", i
i,r wiiil." trving to effect an ..;:. r. rnmliilential) n
i by Ackerman-Stewart Drug Co.
Sold
FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS
By Being Constantly Supplied With
Thedford'f Black-Draught.
McDuff, Va. "I suffered for several
years," says Mrs. J. B. Whiitaker, oj
this place, "with sick headache, and
stomach trouble.
Ten years ago a friend told me to trj
Thedford's Black-Draught, which 1 did,
and 1 found it to be the best family medi
cine for young and old.
I keep Black-Draught on hand all th
time now, and when my children feel a
little bad, they ask me for a dose, and it
does them more good than any medicine
they ever tried.
We never have a long spell of sick
ness in our family, since we commenced
using Black-Draught."
Thedford's Black-Draught is purely
vegetable, and has been found to regu
late weak stomachs, aid digestion, re
lieve indigestion, colic, wind, nausea,
headache, sick stomach, and similai
symptoms.
It has been in constant use for more
than 70 years, and has benefited more
than a million people.
Your druficist sells and recommends
Black-Draught. Price only 25c. Get a
Package to-dav. N. C ia

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