The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, April 07, 1914, Page 7, Image 7
FLORIDA GENEROU
TO VETERi
/
S WEARERS OF Gl
ANS WILL INVADE Fl
I
THE LANCAST
n 1 U The "Kicker Against i
IIMI The State.
Ptaysicially speaking i
SI Kill II speaking in this conn
" the personal battle wlti
always admiration for
ER NEWS. APR' E 7. 1')1
llio Prirkn." of the city Is noted.
way between Juarez
lean border, and M
and physically midway, too, betwe*
ection means Mexico and the Gulf
1 life, there is railway lines make 11
the man who munlcatlon and coi
11 ^
It lies about half
, iioar the Amer- TAJV
exlco City. It I* Vvfl
mi the Gulf of JLyJL
of California. Its
L a center of comtnmerce.
and its r*TTT>vn
EN iAD S
ONE
fnurTrPD Ifiuw'o Ulnni
TOMACH?
: DOSE of
forfiil Cfnmii>li Domxhi
Pays Out More Money t<
tain Q)d Soldiers
Than AnVOther Southern 8t
Builds^ Monuments 'to M<
Confederate Reunion May 6,
Jacksonville. ^
.Tn^UonnvllU Cl- a-w- ^
j Sus- Twenty-fourth Annus
ion At Jacksom
i
ate and Dates Fixed for May 6 to E
mory? and the Metropolis of Flo
7, 8, at Elaborate Preparations
Guests.
Jacksonville, Fla.?The J
has the sort or heart
il Reun- let Mm "know when
... Time after time sue!
turned defeat into victo
success out of failure.
13 vital to his flnguer-ni
I, Inclusive, definite idea what he w
rlda Makes does It, is the individu
To Receive UP the ^P0 th!lt has ma
and progress possible
n n *
!4th annual there is a time i
that does not surrounding country
he Is licked." ural resources. "In
It men have trlct. In the center <
ry and chokod lies," says a recent
The man who ful revolutionists ml
ills, who hai a treasury In the cott
ants to do and 1%200,000 acres, wl
al that makes to be planted oftern
ido civilization decade, produce col
and syuony- hundred and tlfty tl
year. This districts
When a man tiniln ntwl i? ?i
t is rich in nat- v ^
the I.,aguna dis- By a true
jf which Torreon specialist
writer, "success- who posses- j
ght find a Kolden sea the exon
yield, for the perience of
lich do not need years. The\
ir than once in a right kind . >
tton worth seven of experlnec/ 1
lousand dollars a ?doing t,ln/ i
is partly in Coa? same thin^w '
fin nrHnlnlnv eiat a t ll A rHcrlit ?
JL V/XVU v Uiv wmmWm 9 """"
^ ^ ^ ^ ^' ShouW Con
vince You That Your
I Is Unnecessary
r la. 1 Lie Ol
Florida paje out more moi
capita for the support of de
ex-Confederate soldiers than i
er Southern State. This fact
be sufficient to convince ex-C
ates everywhere that when tl
their descendants visit JacN
on tho occasion of the 24th
reunion of the United Con
Veteran's Association that tl
tare or reunion of the United (
?ey per VeteranB, Sons of Confec
pendent erans, and all allied organiz
iny oth- be held in Jacksonville, F
should 7 and 8. Already the progr
onfeder- lic-spirlted citizens of Jacki
ley and making preparations to r
sonville entertain the veterans and
annual at the reunion. It is Ja
federate ambition to break all reun
ley Will ill nnint r\t aHnnilnniu ot>?
Confederate ought under certain cii
lerate Vet- admit that he is licke
iations, will time when a man in pi
la., May 6, Ree that he ought to d
??a'ivo mih- sonality and quench ni
.DivlUe are H^Umr his jealousies
. . public life who has t
ecehe and j)y ^j,e majority opinio
all visitors or 0f public opinion s
cksoiivlile's knowing when he is lie
ion records he so much wants to i
I nntnrtaln. 1- ?! "' t
cumstances to of Durango. The f
ul. There is :i Itself is the third 1
jblic life must and Is extraordinar
Irown his per- area In square mil
[s hatreds and thousand, seven liun
. The man In eight, and the poj
?een run over under four hundre
n of his party natural resources in
hows hv "not erals. In fruits and
ked," nor that and the products of
Rave his own and grain raised up
>tate of (lonhulla way liun- JV,
argest In Mexico, drods and/ j
lly fertile. Tho perhap/ j;
los Is sixty-throe thousand^
idred and twenty- of times, \Jlth i
nilatlon slightly results. Don't
il thousand. Its Ket tho rlghPy
metals and mln- desire to eonsl
medicinal plants i established svl
the vine. In eattlo perieneo, coup
on the enormous | what can \njr :
infailiiiR permanent )/ A
you lliliik it time to <*?=>- Ur
.rcatment? If you ' wK
lit a reljable long ciallst
of vast ex- ocommondod
to IliO and leant and Stoma
locotnplishod with tin
for ChroVlc lndln??tlo?
ch. Llvu/and lnt?m
be In the hands of their frleiu
reunion will be held May 6, '
The handsome total of $6u0
annum Is being paid by the a
support of ex-Confederate per
The average yearly amount
each person on the pension
cording to the latest report
State Board of Pensions, Is
while the average paid to old
lS *122 2(1 Wldnoi? ?
is. The ment, and to this end ev
r, 8. of this thriving, modern c
,000 per dir?>cted. livery effort \
tate for forth to make them feel at
isioners. to enjoy their stay in tli
paid to City of Florida. Hotels,
list, ac- houses and private homes \
of the to the reunion delegates a
$12125, ah who come will be care
soldiers best that Jacksonville can
j vuvvi vuiu in rr\ un uiui in* ? immti
ery energy body else's tliroat.
:ity will be Such a man is more
. in ho nut manger than the unheal
home, and ^ ?> *
? . In the preliminary s
6 ? 'IT l> House of Representatlv
boarding- |,jont Wilson's program
vHI l*e open poal of the canal tolls <
nd visitors overwhelmingly sustalr
d for. The country can concede t<
do will not opposition of Oscar T
iu ? ui sunn;- nannnuas are aimos
lllR."
> a doR In the Onoo in possessk
labte character this Rroat treasure 1
anor. tionists will bo secu
klrmish In tho lies and revonnes an
os, when Pros- Is said to have reins
me for the re- inR bis southward
exemption was army "rould live o
led. tho entire revolutionist cause
i tho strenous reon: and at tho sas
Tnderwood tho Iluerta's chief moa
i oeyono compui- niwmui, bciuui
hold two #med
?n of the key to certificate! by
louse, (ho revolu- other reVuire
re so far as supp- boards of im^dh
r concerned. Villa States In tlie^I
irked, on bcginn- over 20 years'li
march, that his a'^y practice. I
n Torreon." The Blood Polnstm,
can live on Tor- Ulcers, Kldyy
me time one of eases, RheJma
ns of subsistence Paralysis, /Dls<
line treatment. 1 . . ??
. , , . T1ioii?and!> "f pro
icul diplomas and allty ,lilV(.
examination and lenutly f?r Sim
in puts from the n'j'ii'-'i'ri 's..Tr !>
:al examiners of 4 4 n^_ s,*.rv<>?iMi? s
nlon, together with m-k Hindui-iiv-H.
experience In Bpecl- VuMyT.1 othV'rs U
I successfully treat ,,%s ,.f iivmn. ?
Varicose Veins, Urm-tlv is ti>?" )
and Hladdor Dts- ^fnrVlITrtVv usi
tlsm. Gall Stones, ti<?m1<1 . ->nvin.
chargea, PUoe and r'" |M
iplo, po?o richt In your own lo?
MnytjN Wonderful Stomach
nactf I.Ivor and Intestinal
via, fri'ssiire of t;as Around
ilnniLth, lllslrcsH After Kall>l/\liifss.
Fainting Spells,
t :<>nsV|i.itIon, Torpid I.Ivor,
Vnd rccomiiii'iuliiiK it
tli.it tlev 111 iv ul-o know the
Istyr'n ltVondvrfiil Stomach
x -i an! most widely known
mvc nijMn'iils. Ask your drtmlay.
Imi it to a tost one ik-sc
It la Minrveloii* in its in > 11K
efTo. t| nr.! <i t natural an it
v_._,VVi ?? iuu n o \JL VvWl
soldiers draw an average of !
annum. Since the report fror
these figures are taken was m
legislature has passed a still n
eral pension law, which will a
additional payments of appro:
$150,000 a year, making the tot
000 per annum paid to Con
pensioners by the state.
There are 2,633 soldier pe
leueraio be too Rood for the thousr
'120 per itors who will attend this i
n which Jacksonville will imprei
ade, the jtors with all the force
nore lib- Jackson, for whom the
uthorize named. In return for vaJ
Umately jCP8 rendere<l the state in
al troubles by Gen. Jackson, t
federate named in his honor. Proi
of 1,500 population a yea
ns ion era ?r . v.?
mds of vis- choice of a strong mini
eunion. crntic freedom of opin
ss the vis Since Baltimore, th
of Andrew more than one orcnsior
citv wii Speaker has shown tl
nursing the wounds hi
uable serv ^|s vanitv received In
its Indian 0f as full and fair am
he city was was ever staged in poll
n a village does his reputation no
r after the shows himself unahle tf
i font ftnH tn nMflo fltn
il and a demo- will bo out. off.
ion. In moral as well
iere has boon tho fall of the city w
i on whiob tho ing eonsequenee. Hi
tat lie is still tionlsts have boon
s abtition and most part, to tiortl
that oonvotion though thoy have w
1 froo fight as lies in that torritor
ties. Mr. Clark until now, mot II
good when he anything like a dor)
> aooopt his do- Torroon is the test
rocult n f tho stronirth. tholr flirt
ueciai Trouble
as military effect, Nervous, fhror
111 ho of far-reach bases of ?len a
therto the revolu- Examination
confined, for the confidential, l
lorn Mexico and, P* m- Sundayi
on Important bat- Call
y, they have not,
uerttt's forces iri Dr. Regist
Isive encounter.
of their flKhtiiiK 500 Union Na
iHtltr nhflltv \*?i?
... . j _I1 III! on II
, stricture ana all ; in i
lie and private dl?- mil i m. '
nd Women. ^o^.mV ,i '
froo and strictly m mix-t
lours: 9 a. m. to 7 t 1
, U? 2 li.mk.-ri. I)..-: r .
I, " tO t. tiiti-n. I rI- 1 .
or Write ?? >'} fV';'
cas?*. St'nd ff*?i
. ? _? AiliiKms to <.i
er, Specialist, \hMu,. m- >.ui
tlonal Bank lUil*.. MONT7
anil I<?<iii*i??\i??ii >.11.1*11
ii'i-t l.i linniii k rclu-f
milt*.VThis highly RUcceMful
t.ik. ii\>y ?l-.f i.hi i t.roiiKiH'nt
in i!l\v ilks <>i 1 if:tiunu>! f
>! Ih'i
i|i|<;:it<tr . l..iw\? I . Mcr?
I irunyi-tNmsr . Maiiufacini-trr.
l-arin?-u, with pasting
1>l I- i <|iMlty smi psstiil in youi
> \ tlu.ii.l-- Unkli-l mi Stoinucb
M - i M(r. Cluiuist. 154-150
. U J I":v
TO T.nAN
on the rolls of the state at:
widows of Confederates, maki
tal of 4,860. The fund to supj
pension roll Is raised by a tax
mills on the assessed propert,
taxpayer.
Florida Is not only.-caring
living but the nmirfory of the
also kept greener Throughout t
handsome Confederate mo:
have heen erer-trwl hv ...
viVOC Ul cue nai, tfttVlVB
id 2,227 proWn Into u modern eitj
ng a to There is no more progress
>ort this the South. It is thorougl
: of four cf the times, a throbbing a
y of the COnter of trade and com
reason of its location, its ra
for the ties, its resources and its
dead is Jacksonville looms big as t
he state Qf Florida and commands l
numents _ va8? and constantly exr
I.IU
uiivmu nua ,
r of 85,000. fpilt an(1 to abide the
iiva pitV in democratic principles (
lily abreast J?PPO?o?"y one of the
.k.i-i- ,,e ,s not RO much
thr vlng iu,OWing he is licked.'
rnerce. ing to accept a venlic
ilway facili- ought to he bound,
enterprise, It Is natural that CI
he Gateway love Ttryan. but it dr
:he trade of from that circumstance
tanding ter- tin?d In attempting to
result of the It is r.lso their Rate
af which he is a v hole. T?y conqv
chief sponsors. ing this city, they
incapable of country at large of
" as he is will- will win the snppo:
t by which he who lm\< been aw:
1 fortune's ti<1e.
ark should not ' it may he expect:
)es not follow a decisive victory at
that he is jus- and Cnrranza w ill
injure and em- fragments of Huer
way to Mexico as COLUR
icring and retainwill
convince the '
their prowess and
rt of thousands
liting the turn of SOUTHER
3d, therefore, that , Premier Cnri
Torreon for Villa
scatter the last
ta's popular sup- passrvn.pn t
iuu urrvniH nill.,
IIIIA, K. C. I am feiow j
to negothrte
words on
cotton farms*
NRATT.WAV long t,me' r<
n KAIIjWAI. stallments at
. , t. n No commlsH
rior of the South. .. .
small fee for
title.
n a tv annwnTTi i
prepared, as heretofore,
loaus of $300 and up:
mortgage on improved
Li Lancaster county, on
ij>ayable in annual ln7
Apcr cent interest,
ion Charged. Only a
furnishing abstract of
R. E. WYLIE,
private means. \ All told tli
twenty, or^ pussi^ily more, hi
..nt unu j-jtory. Thousands of touris
lerc are northern sections of the c<
indsome throuRh Jacksonville every
warmth and pleasure alom
East Coast. All of them s
w sonville, spending a part ol
\ tion time enjoying the m
VI tlons that the city and cot
Jh fords. This constant strea
Sh has made Jacksonville
?0 harrass the nnmintstn
its from the , .
Bryan is an importnat
1)11:1 r% P,ass for days Clark's fc
rail to seek splruously Tammany, s
? the famed more to pcck and ancei
top at Jack- to making a spectacle <
their vaca- the Nebraskan. vhetln
tatty attrac- speech iti vlllifiration
liniunity af f?r?n. or a racing m<
in of travel I>''rso,,:,, violence. sat
i ,. _ ' , the picture of velf-re^
hotter and . , . , ..
tho iiiclirniont of trio rn
ition or which port. For months
pnrt. has been rapidly d<
illowlng. con- The range of his n
ought at Haiti- been narrow, and tl
r Mr. Bryan in- support exceedingly
af himself. Tint in the region itnme
>r it was a i*-r> t'l'y. there has 1
from the plat- lasm for his regime
ib threatening the limit of tav le
still and cool, appeals for financial
tralnt. waiting individuals has br<
n vent ion rr??inr?ner? Hij tin
past, the dictator
Tllninc in power. Trains arrive
ontrol has always No. 118?York\
10 character of his intermediat
wavering. lCvi'n No. 113?Charh
dintely nliout Mex intermediat
>een scant enthus- a. m.
He has reached No. 114 -Mario
vies and per on il lotto anil ii
I aid from wealthy 1:35 p. m.
light little or no No. 117 f'oluni
mrul 'I f n 111 I m*mnrl(n I
a www ovjiitji/U
Lancaster from-;
"ille. Itork III11 anil
e stations 8 : .11 a. in
eston. Columbia and
e stations 10-(Cj M ^ .
n. Mark burp, Char ?*, j,
nterinediate stations
ibia. Klnpsvllle ano
o 1. tO ^ ^ X
Attomey-at-Law.
mull1 tavorauiy Known tin
on the Atlantic coast.
y the opportunities for pro]
ness and investments, new
f acquired every year?acti
sive young men, with bra
Ital, who join in the work
k Jacksonville a worthy pro
20th century.
Jacksonville is a new cl
It is old. If one reariR the
in any city Clark will ncvor ho
Recognizing jlf) (joos not scorn to V
Htable busi- may never he resident
citizens are he is. In a high-mlnde<
ve, progres- ent to the fact. At tli
in and cap- a better chance than <
of innkiiii' nn ambition common
ju'tTf tic rr T'rr, so;
sinister in the support
. talned for the nomln:
It), and >et furv at missing it sec
Antinnitlou ? ? .
Presidentbut moreover, have b<
mow it. Tlryan sympathy how cou
and wo tliink toward a ni.an who
i way. indiffor- through treachery
lat, Hryan has sasslnatlon?
""lark to attain in those circumst
to the two of flnd it impossible t<
nuch that was precarious place, v
that Clark oh- rapture the strong)
ition. that his way directly to the
>ms to tend to retirement of Huert
on lukewarm In Trains leave 1
Id they otherwise No. 118?King\
came to power j Intermedial
and cowardly as- No. 113?Rook
Marlon, Charh
ances, Huerta will stations, 1ft
i hold his already ^?- 1,4?KIiirv
rhen his enemies loston and i
lold that onens a , 1:3 5 p. m.
capital itself. The ^? ?Rook
a. whether volnn- Intermedial
. niillUN l .to |l. 11J .
[,aneast?'r for:
illo, Columbia and 1
e stations, 8:31 a. m Y fl ^
11111, Blacknourg. B M
utto and intermediate -BL ^ W
:05 a. m. I
ille, Columbia, Charntermediate
stations.
for your
Ilill, Yorkvlllo and . ? .
e stations, 7:48 p. ni lOC'O, 111;
I Me
T^eed Irish Potash
Cobblers and
Gen. W. H. Sebrlng Jackaonvl
Adjutant General Florida
Bof Florida, ho finds-that t
now covered by this rnai
was fought over nearly fc
years ago by the sturdy
of the 16th century. The
ments of the Florida pet
their genesis and origin i
lous troubles experience
lie, Fla., Huguenots under Charles
Division France. Jean Rlbault heat
snow mat certain eiei
he territory rame his partisans hefi
velous city the Baltimore ronven
?ur hundred as foolish as some of in
adventurers ?t tli? time.
early settle
linsula had Vi,,a nt Torr
a the rellg- Atlanta Journal,
d by the The skill and hardlh
IX, king of ,nK nuf^ess of Villa's
led the first ,OIlK*r ?
nonis mat no- tarv or enforced \vi
are and during victory for the M
tion were not our own Governm<
r thought them mination is among
qulrements on whh
son has taken a si
lems, very grave r
main when the diet
mod and loom- , but untn ho ,p
attack on Tor- ?Hf?ht opportunlt
doubt. Ho has officers in restoring
a _ ^* ? nilhllf* tr? nonon onr
II mark a distinct. . ' l'hf'11
iexlcan policy of ,i<;hed as inform
ant. Huerta's eli- no' Ktiaranteed.
the cardinal ro- to PaM?nKer far,
ah President Wil- , J
Land. Other prob- w- B- McG1
iroblems. will reator
Is out of the ^
i disposed of thero
y for our friendly
: the troubled reI
nrHor T a **
ulo figures are pub- nn_|tl T,^
nation only and are i-"iriy HC
For Information at Plants
es, etc., cnll on
jthen, Agent. Garden S
be, A. G. P. A.. .
Columbia. s. C. have sfot
Charleston, .d. c. seed, gro
__ Maine an
? . _ _ than all c
d Bliss; Cabbage
Onion Sets and
eed of all kinds. I
the best Maine
wn in the state of
id are better seed
ithers. no hntra nn
United Confederate Veterani
Confederate monuments In tl
and others are yet to be ere
home for ex-Confederate sol
maintained at JacksonTllle. L
the state appropriated $6,(XX!
Confederate soldiers' home
city. Two Confederate mo
have been erect-d here, and
ment may be dedicated to the
8 expedition to the new wo
for the purpose of foundir
te state, on what is now the Kan
cted. A. Florida. These adventurer
diers la at the mouth of the St ,
aat year twenty-five miles below i
) to the ^ty of Jacksonville Here
In thla ad a monument but after*
numenta up (he coast and establish
a monu- ment at Port Royal. 8out
Women ?th?- -*?
1,1 I .ran r?pmi"BU ?.I1? Ciuy ? UUI
rid in 15b- fortified though they w
lg a colony cuttlng his way stead
it Coast of heart. Huerta's best t
first land- beaten and his best co
Johns river, generaled. The great
Lhe present tral Mexico is falling ui
they erect- tiontafa army, and
omens fall, the dtctato
* i f hand,
ea a settle- importance of i
h Carolina. forreon Is obvious wh
puHiH, strongly ?
ere, and Is now ,
Illy toward Ita i
roops are being ^
mraanders out- V^SEND FOR FREE
vantage of cen- F??hi??n PUte No.
nder the revolu I and the Funoui ?o l
unless present [ I McKISSICK'!
r'fl end Is ClOBO j traatin* tha ScaJp H
1, 2 A 3 Pr?
...... I w. T. McKJS!
the battle at j p. o. Bo* 102. \
en the position
l^ancasLer fic
' .Schedule In Efl
^Easti
Catalog-Circular "M WES
. 1, copyrighted, I
Dayi Treatment and I L*. LuCUter. .
3 METHOD I Lt. F?rt Lawn.
I.ir.nd Skin with No. Lt B*SCOmTllle
sick A CO- I Lt. Rlchburg. .
Vilminrton. D?L Ar. Cheater. . .
c i o'
unester Ky. uo
there. S
feet Nov. 9th. 1913..
srn Time. buy your
TBODND thing to
? a/v . ,. Sunrise ]
?:00a?3:l?p
C:39a?3:B?p that you
J:il*?J1!!!1 from risii
?:6ta?4:80p
7:40a. .S:1 Bp keep this
ee me before you
groceries, and the
not to forget is
Flour. You know
can't keep the sun
ng, neither can you
flour from rising.
of tb? Confederacy during the
reunion.
This brief exposition of tl
that Florida is doing for the
federate soldiers, living and
proof that the people of the s
extend a warm and generous
to the old soldiers and their
on the occasion of the Jacl
reunion Florida, while situ;
. -to BT7tvioiucin w?? *unii
i coming a stormy year with the Is
other expedition came to
tie work Coast from France In 156<
ex-Con- venture was headed by 1
dead, is His first landing was at
tate will Bite 0f at. Augustine, but
welcome time he sailed up the coas
friends e(j the St. Johns river,
csonville way between the mouth
ated far j0bns and the present ci
aonea Ul*f ?
idtens Amthe
Eaet
I. This ftd^ftudonnere.
I
the present
in a short I You want you
t and enter- , I when you fatten th
About half- Df feed, keep the a
of the St. eood order, and y<
tv of -Tnolr
nibs Fatten Quid
r pigs to eat as much as possible I" """""
tem. Give them a great variety
ppetite keen and the digestion in fatten
du will obtain the desired result: in"*'
?iAO
Lt. Cheater. . . .
Lt. Rlehburg. .
Lt. Bii'ComTllle
L~. Fort Lawn .
y-l-rj Ar. Lancaster. .
aljr Connections?
?ern, eeab?ard a:
western Railwa
ut lome tcrubby- wr??~? t ___
ig hog* in the pen b ? * 0rt Lawn. *
and gave them Bee Railway.
STOCK MEDICINE Lancaster, wi
ir frrti I tonn hid _
A Dl/Unii. . r
9:30a?6:46r ^ ours
10:20a,?7:27p
i 10:31a?7:38i, ======
11:03a?7:65p
11:30a?8:26p
-Chester, with South ^/1 I
nd Carolina & Northy
s.
1th Seaboard Air Line
th Southern Railway
for service,
korelFs
Grocery
w
eoum or me great tneater oi
1861-'65, felt the shock of the
Jacksonville was occupied foi
ent times by the federals. '
poses of this occupancy, acco
official reportB on file In arc
the War Department, were
the St. Jonns river open I
mouth to the head of navlga
to aim the negroes for servlc
Union Armv. The small Con
I war or BonviUe the expedition en
conflict. and named it Fort Caro
ir differ- philip II.. of Spain, throug
rhe pur- the religious faith, of the
rding to gent an expedition\to Florl
hives of oul ti,e French. Fd^t Caro
to keep fore an attack by this exp<
from its glte 0f this old fort is but
tlon and below Jacksonville. Hist
e in the of evidences that both the
iffxternta ? - - ?
cited a' fort I especially if you m
line. King I
h hatred of I A A
Huguenots, I ^
ida to drive
line fell be- I Whets the a
edition. The
a few miles
ory is full
French and
lix with the grain ration a dose of
poum
kna STOCK
'cc MEDICINE I?
25c, 5<
ppetlte?Helps digestion. At
r-?.
lealttry-looking hon.
i netted me over 500
1*.
H. Kltner,
Ddnlevie, W. V*.
Oc and SI. per ca t 1 <t
your dealer'*. ^ 11 f
When v
P. McLURK, Supt. I
rig Goods i
'ou sell&he kind that nleases i)
s Easy
he customer and
force in East Florida In 1863 v
manded by Qen. Joseph Fine>
March 13, 1863, Gen. Flnegan
proclamation here in which he
"1 feel It my duty as brlga
eral commanding this dlstrlc
form the people of the distric
the state that our unscrupulou
has landed a large force of
under command of white off
?- Spanish nrouf?ht their wari
vas com- up Johns rlvei as J
?an. On fhey wqre the first white
issued A foot on Florida,
i said: j Durlni the Confedera
dler-gen- gteftmbou excursions will
t to in- eran8 ana visitors to thes
t and of historic Interest on the b
s enemy jG#n8 river, which bounds
negroes, ja?k80nville on the sout
leers, at ri,4? ?ki- ?i??- ?
PB as far ^IHHHB
arksonvllle. I
men to set
reunion
carry vetpoints
|l|j| ifii
the city
A ^Pb | J ? A B
causes th<
That is U
another s
thing goo?
have this
2m to crlne back and call for t
le kind of customers that pay
sell. VVm?n we once pet you 1
r Melrose Vlour, we know that
ack and thA is why we like t
is the statfV>f life"?if it is j
week madekirrantrements wit
he article again,
and the kind of
to try a sack of
you will call for
o sell you some?ood
bread. We
h the Rock Hill
Jacksonville, under cover of g
He i? attempting to fortify t
ao at to make It secure agi
tacks. The purpose of this m
'm obvious and need not be m
in direct terms. It la sufflcie
plre the whole body of peopl
renewed and sterner purpose <
ance. I therefore call on snc
eltlsens as can possibly lea
WM VM.o nfoi is
;unboats. to enjoy. In many r
he place most wonderful body
klnet at- Amerlca. It le a river of
ovement fed by never-falling spring
entloned | abovfe Jacksonville it reac
nt to in- j Df flve or gix miles, and it
e with a j M at any point between .
?f i palstka It is less than
h of the Indians called It We
ve their j ln th#jr tongue, "chat
i hi cuiuini
aspects Is
water in Vttl A Vfl
s. At points
a HA
Jacksonville
a mils wide. Wr oh, i
laka, mean- Kay
n of lakes." Hw And
t
'm a Soapmaker all rig
I it's so RA5Y--?r? ni Iirk
new plant to^umish us GOOD 1
m an entire!^ new process,
never touched by the hand fr<
i into this bakery till it comes
2sh shipment now in stock. Se
u do not pronounce it the mos
eaten, there is something w
A * * nm
SWEET HUE A I)
LISTEN: This
>m the time the
out bread. We
nd in your order
t toothsome you
rong with your
r; imm
IV
PUIBOB kU mi 1U VlfSUlIO IUI
Into companies withoat delay
port to me."
Gen K. Sexton (U. 8. A.)
port to the Wer Dwpertmet
March 14. 1863, says: "1%# t
thle expedition wee to occu]
onvllle and make It the bate <
tlonn for the arming of negt
securing in this way possesaic
satire State of Florida."
unaeivea yke gt Johns Is navlgabl
r** 200 mflci, and palatial stei
regular iripa from Jackson
in a r+ j,ea(j 0f navigation. The la
it dated g0ing vessels come to .
>bjecl ol , wlth passengers and freig
py Jack- partg 0( me world. The
of opens- | thj# river brings to Jacksc
oes and , iD1p0rtant factor In Us bi
* Of the thp rlver itself Is a wonde
e fpr about V d
imera maka b
>t11I? to tha | And u
r&est ocaan M 50c. wortl
Jacksonrllla ^
;ht from all I /IfT
traffic that V,"
invllle Is an
isiness, and F? r~~*
rful and do
-- ""
It to Ire a aaa of mta Im 0 quart of wafer. M
hit water into four pom ode at melted Oram
) I LINO at alL
will have seven pounds of fine, hard
I), and 1 only cost 5c., a nickel, a half 1
1 RED DEVIL
I ME AT ANY GOOD STORE
SAVE MY LABELS
yw
We are
10c a can
i
arixiAL run ATKI
selling 3 pound cans King Carl
for this month.
l w. SISTA
nfinnn tutxtocj mo t?i
UL
ler Tomatoes for
re j
K *11 f I
UKQllul revelation to the t<
aurt8L ONLY
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ONLY HMOMI
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