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RTI)AY, MAY 14, 1915.
LOUHDS DRUG GO.
CRESCENT CITY, FLA.
OUR SPECIALTY IS THE SCIEN
TIFIC PREPARATION OF
MEDICINES.
We are lo headquarters for
Patent Medicine, Stationery
and Garden Seeds.
A splendid line of Toilet Requisites
is always a feature of our stock
and we offer for the winter
season a well selected line
of Florida Souvenirs.
CRESCENT CITY NEWS
Kurton and
ie spent last wei r
ii i i
REAL
ESTATE
CRESCENT CITY - FLORIDA
Crescent Hill lots on
easy terms.
WANTED.
Shippers of Freight of all kinds to
Wute their shipments by the Steamer
CRESCENT of the
Beach & Miller Line.
Shipments will receive the best of
care and prompt attention.
Steamer Crescent City loaves Cres
cent for Palatka. Jacksonville and way
Su at 6.30 ".m., on Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays.
Leaves Jacksonville on Tued.iys,
Thursdays and Saturdays.
E. T. CLARK,
Traffic Manager. Jacksonville. Fla.
Irescenl City Transfer Co's.
Automobile ami ,!"llt '""
Auto meets all trains nt Crescent City
unction Night trains by appointment.
S. M. LaBREE, Manager.
Wilt CUV. Florida.
Dentist.
Offlts at Rldem-e on Prospect Street.
Crescent City. Florida.
DR. L. W.
Dental
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DENHAM
Surecon
OITICE AT RESIl'UME
OPPOSITE GROVE HAI L.
CRESCENT CITY. FLORIDA
CHINA'S FUTURE
President Says Celestial Republic Will
Be Developed Through
Christianity
uM.
Washington. President Wilson, in
in address at a meeting hero of tim
Potomac presbytery ot the liv.-tiyte-ti.
. mrch, pictured a vi-ion i t
Christ, furnishing a groat nimr.ent'.im
in future to the moral force.-; o! the
orld. He declared that as
the unity of China was tea
power would come into tho v
"Why, this Is the most am.i.ut'K ant.
hf piling vision that can bo oio :v l
Urn, this vision of that gr.-at ''''''I m ''
nttlon suddenly cried nv.aUo by the
Toice ot Christ. Could there ho ai.y
ftinfr more tremendous than that ? And
eonld there be any greater contribu
tion to the future momentum i f t1"''
moral forces of the world than could
1 e miUlO Uy quiCKomn;, nil
Vhich is being set afoot in China?
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
The henvv vain and u-iml nrm
Sunday did considerable dania"e tj
the telephone wires about town.
Major and Mrs. ,T. I
daughter, .Miss J
at then- summer fullmn. r. 4n,.mi.
Haven Ileach.
Tom Ktissell is now able to be up
and about some, and will prohahl;;
ionic out of his loin; siese of fever
none the worse for the wear.
('has. Mathis, store keeper at Hast
ings, spent Friday here with his fath
er and brother, K. L. Mathis, and en
joyed a fishim; trip on Lake Crescent.
Miss Addie McGrady spent the
week-end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. J. JlcGrady, returiidirr to
her school duties at Stetson Universi
ty on Monday.
Potatoes are still froine; forward
I from St. Johns Park and the Haw
! Crock section and the shippers are
I setting t;ood prices f. o. b. at the
jdock.
( T. C. Darby is preparing to erect!
a new and ornamental fence in front
of his premises on Central uve. The,
fence will have heavy concrete posts,
Isometinnt; iiKe mose in iroiii. ui ibiii..
! Laliree's place.
J Mother's liay services were held at
the Methodist and Presbyterian
churches last Sunday, with sermons
appropriate to the theme by the pas
tors, Rev. S. I. Hendrix and Rev. R. S,
Burns.
I George V. Seaton returned on
i Wednesday of last week from a
; month's trip to his old home in Sau
'gerties, N. Y., and where he assisted
l in getting his mother settled for the
summer.
A meeting was called for last
I,,;, .iit at R, icon's hall for the D'lrt
pose of organizing an Athletic
il'lub for the young men of the town.
; Every one should take an interest
'in this matter.
j Miss Abbijean Miller expectp to.
leave in about two weeks for Mon
teegle, Tenn., where she will take 8
i)o.-t-graduate course in Fairmount
College, after which she will go to
Vii'ginia for a visit of some weeks
with a young lady friend.
! .,!( ice of the Peace, J. L. Burton,
lias forwarded his resignation as Jus
tice to Governor lrammeu. nujui
liuiton gives as a reason auvancini;
years and an mammy ro gie umv ku
the work and its innumerable worries.
Major P.urton has hilled tms ouice
many years.
George .Miller expects u g.uuuaic
tv,.. t:,.n,;r:, Mditjii'V Academy
HU1U llli: v."'f,." . . -
at the end of the month, after which
he will likely come Home arm d
his mother in the management ot
the Beach & .Miller tine. ro i
senior year in the academy ne mnus
the rank of 'First Lieutenant and
Quartermaster.
Manager Jas. Padgett Jr., is get-
tin" the new telepnone aim leiegiup..
building on West Lentrai ae. in
ih-ipe and will probably occupy :-
s-mie before the end of tho month.
The Wetaka baseball club was
scheduled for game with the local
teams yesterday aue.nooii ... -hon-e
grounds, but too late lor a
I report el tiie same in mis !.-!"-j
Mavor Iler I', lkibers and W. C.
Norton repreented the board ot
i tv.de at a meeting in Kissimmee last
I k-hFiv to .li-u the route ot the
ine'.v llivio Highway. They did not
!,,e a.vav f.om the meeting en-lri-ed
with the probability of Us
i::..i.r !h.ou"h Crescer.t City, tnouu
eiiar.ee that it- may come
imittee appointed at a re-
in" id' citizen- to see
.',.!' the A. ('. 1- H'y :l:11
'-,-,ure lv.e st-ping of the
has. at le:'.-t bee".
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CHRISTIANS MASSACRED
School Notes by the Pupils.
T, tl, flr,l- ..(.liltA. ia V.oino-
held at the Crescent City public
senooi ot ine manuei training aim
0,v,..t; .,..t nnn.ln.nlD ' TVl O
hoys are exhibiting their book racks.
tney are about eighteen incnes long,
the ends being of different patterns
as designed by the maker, several
being hand-carved.
TIid v,ar,.kn.c nf ttio tirimarv f n SS
are exhibiting a four room doll house
made of boxes. The furniture ior
the parlor, dining room and kitchen
f eunl.ho-ird. All the rooms
are papered a different color. The
children have hemstitched curtains
.,11 tV,o urinitnura TVlPV have
made brown portiers for the front
and twistea coras to lie ineni uativ
The older girls are exhibiting work
hnits on which thev have six or
n;,.ut riifTan,!!- ctitolioc Thft Htnount
and excellence which the girjs have
done in three hours a month com-
f.1.mt.Qhltr with that, none
r'" vi.ijr x...j , . ,7
in schools where thev sew from eight
to ten hours a month.
A uL-nek from todav the annual
.,nmmnn.(YViant VPreiP3 Will be
held, beginning at 7:30 p. m. The
primary classes will give a musical
entertainment entitled "livery uay in
.v,
The eighth grade and high school
girls, assisted by Harold Bache, will
give a farce by V. D. Howells, en-
The sight singing Classes win
sing a song entitled "Marry June
l... rl,0o Ufneonte
The pupils of the third graue up
will give an operetta entitled "The
Words bv A. FX. Hall, and music by
T. J. Hewett.
tv, inot tv, nr nn the nrotrram
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...111 U V,n nracanliitinn OT MinlOmaS
by Mr. E. H. Williams, president of
the school trustees.
Report States Many Were Slaughter
ed In Armenia uy
Turks
Florida East Coast Railway Go.
FL.AUL.lili a i a i c
Tiflis, Transcaucasia. Refugees
reaching the Russian line report that
the massacre ot Armenians by Mo
hammedans is being continued on
even a greater scale. They say that
all the inhabitants of ten villages
nar Van, in Armenia, Asiatic Turkey,
have been Dut to death.
On being advised ot massacres at
Erzerum, Borjan and Zeitun and ot
the conditions at Van, the Katolikos,
fcuari nf thn Armenian church. at
Etchmiadzin, Hear Erivan, cabledvto
President Wilson an appeal to tne
American people on behalf of the
Armenians.
The Associated Press correspond
ent received reports of the massacre
ot the 800 villagers in Urza and of
720 in Calmas. A Journey through
Salmas showed that three weeks had
failed to obliterate the signs of the
slaughter. Pools of blood still mark
ed the execution places in Hafgvan.
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Sen Note A
Big 'Loan or "Argentina
Kpw York. Formal announcement
was made that arrangements had been
concluded for a loan ot approximate
ly r,nnnn.000 to the government oi
j -r .
Argentina. The announcement was
made by Thomas w. L,amont, memDer
nf tho hankine firm of J. P. Morgan &
Co., who said the arrangements were
made through J. V. Morgan & 1,0.,
Knhn T.neh & Co.. some American
banking houses. Twenty-five million
rtnilnrs' worth of Argentine Donus will
be issued in this country ana tne
same amount abroad.
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STRENUOUS FIGHTING
Fierce Struggles Are Reported On The
Eastern And Western
Frontiers
London The German official report
minima victories both over the Kus
.i.m. in u-Miorn fialicia and over the
British in Flanders. Field Marshal Sir
John French, British commander-in-rtiief.
admits he was compelled to re
adjust his lines in the region of Ypres,
but the French communication, rar
f,-.,m rnnfirniine a German victory in
Belgium, declares the German attacks
renulsed and that the Uermans
being taken on the flank by French
nriiiiorv. Riiffered severely.
A 1Mb renort from the British war
fn,.o olsn biivs that German attacks
were repulsed, although the Germans
used asDhvxiating gases, and by the
use of these fumes did get a footing
Mil Mr (50. southeast oi Ypres
which, since the British captured it
recently, has been attacked repeatedly.
Oleo Men Are Fined
rinlnnihus. Ohio. Federal Judge J
E. Sater accepted an offer of four for
mer officials of the old Capital City
Dairy company and representatives of
tim Pornel us A. Hayes estate oi Co
lumbus to pay $400,000 and costs to
have an order of nolle prosequi enter
ed in the government's civil suits
against them for alleged taiture to
.11 their share of taxes amounting to
$2,000 on oleomargarine manufactured
by the old dairy company. 1 he court s
action will not affect criminal cases
against the officials.
Allies Claim Gains
London In the 'fighting along the
battle lines in Belgium and France
and in Russia and in the Carpathians
both the triple entente and Teutonic
oiiioo claim successes. None, now
pver. except possibly Austria and Ger
many, records successes on a giear,
Beale. Even the statements of the
Teutonic allies are reiterations of the
rennrts of several days past that tne
Russians continue to be pressed Daca
in Galicia and the Carpathians and
that Hungary is free ot enemy torces
is
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Skim Cream on Bottles.
A novel method of skimming !1
the cream from milk contained in a
bottle or like vessel is to use a lire
Kmtid disk of rubber which takes a
littly concave shape, it being hung
spon three light aluminum rods or
ires. SlipninK the disk in eugeo-
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8eeds of lunflowers are found to
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W equal to the best Unseed oil.
"d Its stalks are as good as coal for
Producing heat And yet only a few
ftm mm vin... !Mtrded the sun-
f oer as a pest for all purposes ex-
wpt as an emblem.
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A new ne"us ,X Trust
to he k..,. n i ;'-,r;ized in Jack-
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WIRE FLASHES.
Sailed Despite Sea Tragedy
The British steamer Transylvania of
the Anchor line, sailed for Liverpool,
(w hours after news ot tne lusita-
nia's sinking had been received. The
'-..nuvivania's cabins were crowded
her mronts said. There were S79 pas
,,.r.,r nhonnl when the steamer sail
ed from New York, and others who
....,,,! tr. in nceordine to the line
could not be accomuiuuaieu mi
of room.
Leper Escapes Jail
Angelo Lumirdi, a leper, escaped
c-, inil nt Tliuli and 1'arK, ill. mis
ired to the Illinois
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state board of health and the board
immediately notified the authorities at
Chicago and neighboring cities to
make every effort to catch Lunardi.
London Paper's Attitude
The London press In articles on the
sinking "f the Lusitania speaks of the
ir.eiieans on board and comments on
the apprehension shown by their
Iftien.ls in London. The Times, says
it is ,,ot for Great Britain to speculate
; ,m (he course to be adopted by the
; Cubed Stales, now that they are con
fronted with a situation which con
; col!is thaf country as closely as it does
Croat Britain.
Discuss Haiti's Finances
Haiti's financial and political trou
! ,)(,s Were discussed at a White House
i conference between President Wilson,
Secretary Bryan and Paul Fuller, Jr.,
of New York, who is to be sent to in
vestigate conditions in the republic.
British Workmen Strike
Two thousand laborers who were
constructing houses to accommodate
nt the woolwicn arsenal in
I ondon, the largest in Great Britain,
have gone on strike. They demanded
higher wages.
Tt lnniror von nut it off the har
der will be the brainstorm when you
begin to buy.
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