The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, May 01, 1914, Page 6, Image 6
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PAVEU ttKKMS
REUNION TRAVELS
Jacksonville Has Many High
Class Roads to Points
of Interest .y
y
Trips to Be Taken Ovjf Them In Automobiles
During \*he Reunion of
Confederates May 6, 7, 8.
y
Jacksonville, Fla., April.?It Is Baf?
to eay that hundreds, and possibly
*h^isands, of visitors to Jacksonville
.-^Turing the week of the great Reunion
of Confederate Veterans aud Sons of
Veterans, will make the trip from
their homes in automobiles. Numerous
inquiries have been received from
a'l parts of the country concerning
road conditions, and especially-in regard
to the practicability of reaching
other points in Florida by automobile
trips from Jacksonville.
For the information of auto owners,
desirous of bringing their cars to
Jacksonville at the time of the Reunion.
attention is called to the fact
that the city license books show that
there are over 2,000 licensed automobiles
in the city of Jacksonville alone,
and during the past winter season
more than 2,500 motor-driven vehicles
bars passed through Jacksonville en
route to various places on the Florida
I f nillRlll'i ITi.loca Ihorn worn fnirlv
good roads, loading from Jacksonville
to other sections of the State, there
would not have been one-tenth as
many cars in Florida this season, and
the home people of Jacksonville would
not have invested so heavily in motor
vehicles.
Duval county, of which Jacksonville
is the county seat, was among the first
of the Florida eouuties to issue road
improvement bonds and to begin the
paving of its h ghways with vitrified
paving briek and concrete. With
population of only 75.000 In 1#00, this
county issued road improvement bonds
that year to the amount of $1,000,000,
and It was provided that not more
than $250,000 was to be expended in
road construction each year for four
yoaiu. The bondB were sold at a
1. ndsome premium and the money
has all been expnodod on the roads of
the county, with a result that thiB
county now has some of the very best
In the South, and these roads are a
joy to the joyrider and to all persons
who use them.
Uut this is not all; (or the Board of
County Commissionftrs Is at the present
time working up Interest In a
proposition to issue from 52,000,000 to
$f<.000,00u additional road Improve-'
ment bonds and construct a system of
paved roads and highways throughout
the county of Duval that vwlll be a
modd for all sections of thfe country.
Jacksonville Is only seventeen miles
In a direct line fromytbe Atlantic
Ocean, wbere there la one of the finest
beaches In the world, affording a speedway
low kendred test la width aad
tv.cs.ty ml lee In length. Here Is the
Ideal automoblW oourae aad It Is visited
by thousands of cars svery year.
Ftcas the elty to the seashore the
ectarty kae conetructed s magnificent
boulevard, paved with vitrified brick
and with concrete for the entire dtstansm
Hundreds of ecru traverse this
Atlaatte Boulevard, as K is known,
dally, and during the Reunion many
thousands of visitors will make tljjt
trip by auto to the beach. Once on
the seashore they will find much to
Interest them. Surf bAthing will be
at Its beat during the Reunion week
and many visitors from interior points,
v ho has e never before had fhe oppor
t' ulty to plunge into the big breakers
cf Old Ocean, will find the experience
a novel and delightful one.
From Jacksonville to St. Augustine
ti distance by auto is 38 miles and
t trip is easily made ir. two hours.
In fact, 'I e record for the trip is one
h> ur and nine minutes, but that is alii
-c too fast for a trip to the oldest
c. v In the United States.
'I he road from South Jacksonville,
on the opposite side of the majestic
St Johns river from the Reunion city,
is paved with shell for nine miles and
th>- going Is good. Then comes six
mi'es of brick paving over which the
en s fairly skim along. The next four
aides,'-to the Dural eounty line, hare
not yet been paved, hut a temporary
.* surface oi havings has been provided.
From the county Use to St. A*
guK'lna, a distance of It miles, the
read >ln mod yet pa wed but shell has
bee n placed In the Wheel ruts aad gOod
time mm be m?de by the average ear.
fttlll aqothdr attractive trip, on the
.couth side ait- the 1st. Johns iHcr,. is
th.'il hk Uiniltrln > S?e. ?
lag* OB the IfAitki the rtver, atfowt .
ilffc^w saHes from the city. This road
is well paved with shall for the entire
dlK/fcllee aad passes through some.
very pretty orange groves, which In
tbt>mseftes are en attraction to all.
At Mandarin there are a number of"
attractive homes, surroundedAy pret>
tj nfirdens, groves and farms. This
village ia the site of-the former home
of the 14(6 Mrs., Harriett Beecher
Stow?, the author of "Uncle Turfs
Cabin." '
The city of Jacksonville has sixty
mti. s of pavefl streets and contracts
arc now outstanding for several additio:.al
miles, 'otk on which will start
fromediately aftfc)^ the reunion, as It la
\tb" IosIre of thoVlty authorities not
*o ' ire the street* torn up while the
''ors are here.^
slit-seeing automobiles are numerom
m Jacksonville thyery v. Inter and
tl year several of large cars will
i n rsn nti-Ovar unill m* t
THE LAN(
Notice of Discharge.
Notice la hereby Kievn that the un- ^ p^ ^
derslgnml will, as admlustrator of the ^
estate oIM. L. lllnson. Sr., deceased, ,
on tne Ytn aay or May, ism, maxe ar |\|fl I \J\J
their final return as Buch adminls- JlL.1 t|V_^ W
trators and apply to tie probate court
of Lancaster county for letters dls- _y
raissqry. /
MARTHA HINSON Illustrated
/ J. D. HINSON, ' /
Vdmrs. Eestate of M. L. Hinson, De- Tells all a^out
/ ceased. young men And v
April 7; 1914. and husbands anc
know abodt the s:
Check Your April Cough. ern the sfex fore
Thawing frosts and April rains life hi relatlo:
chill you to the very marrow, you rnarrlage.l"Secre?
catch cold?Head and lungs stuffed womanhoqd^gsn
v?You are feverish?Cough contin- evil diseases; etc.
uallv and feel miserable?You need
Dr. King's New Discovery. It soothes The latest, rnos
inflamed and irritated throat and prehenslve work
lungs, stops cough, your head clears l8ued on sexual li
up, fever leaves, and you feel fine, instruction for th
Mr J. T. Davis, of Stickney Corner, for the true innei
Me., "Was cured of a dreadful cough This books tej
after doctor's treatment and all other lootors. lawyers/
remedies failed. Relief or money workers, Sundajwl
back. Pleasant?Children like it. a" others, youtp
Get a bottle today. 50c and $1.00 at ,lPetl to know fc
your Druggist. Rucklon's Arnica Win field Scot I ml
Salve for All Sorec. (Leipzing.) V
News pup
Spring laxative and lllood Cleanser. Scientifically
Flush out the accumulated waste Tribune. "Accural
and poisons of the winter months; ?Philadelphia Pi
cleanse your stomach, liver and kid- of knowledge."?
neys of all impurities. Take Dr. Kpr. The New
King's New Life Pills; nothing better "Plain truth for
for purifying the blood. Mild, non- aught to know th
griping laxative. Cures constipation; tion of evils,
makes you feel fine. Tako no other. Under plain wi
25c at . your Druggist. Bucklen's $1.00 Coin or Mo
Arnlcr. Salve for all hurts. Ion cents extra.
MIAMI PCBLI8
Dayton
men 5 f
\ ale ?n<l Harvard,
CURED FOREVER iW^nrvco
/ Each f ii
By a. l!nG , ............ - All Lest qua/ty
specialist v ; ing, streamerj^lef
who possesy ecuted in proper o
ses the e.y jp;. assortment sent p<
perlence /f gg. and 5 stamps to p
years. 'Hie p* ' now.
rifgUt P ^k! K ^ HOWARD S^ETI
doing the j: * vl ' A TTmnn/rnn
same thing AUTOMOB
the right &V AT FACT/)
dreds and Save From !?>
perhaps 7 Tf-e
/ i 28x1 S 12
thousands of /tmopf with unfailing 30x1 1*8
permanent i-esults. Don't you 1U -1*R
think it tonelto get the right treat- q> v*? 7r . ji
ment? fl you desire to consult a 34*3 j >%
reliable longAstablished specialist 3*>x4 ''13 7
of vastf experhV^o. come to mo and 33x4 * 14 8
learn what canMie accomplished ',V . i? ?
with skillful, scientific treatment. ^r\4 17 R
I hold two medical diplomas and ir'xt'A 19 7
certificates by examination and ^6x4% '19 8
other requirements from the - 21 5
boards of medical examiners of 44 r si'q
States in the Union, together with
over 20 years' experience in sped- |tte?lS*JSr cenTa
ulty practice. I successfully treat , ?p 5_ t a?,ov.
Blood Poison. Varicose Veins, Z
Ulcers. Kidney and Bladder Dls- ^*^*5 an?r ih
eases, Rheumatism, Gall Stones,. fn?v aire^t from v
Paralysis. Discharges Piles and 5 pV^t dis^un
Rectal Trouble, Stricture and all accomoanles each
Nervous, Chronic and private dls- .)(,r depot
eases of lien and Women. InaUon
Examination free and strictlv' t(RR vATTOtt
confidential. Hours: 9 a. m. to 7 i "
p. m. Sundays, 9 tt 2. ^
Call or Write. Catarrh C*W
Dr. Register, Specialist, | with local appucj
BO# Union National Bank Bid*., ?&. ?
Cor. Main and Gervals 8t?. /on moat ukt Internal
COLUMBIA, 8. C. Cur* u t?ke? Internall;
the blood and mueout
??????J Cure la not a quack*
scribed by on* of the
? coontra for ^para and
It la^ompand of the
SMOTHERING SPELLS SaS
_____ duces such wonderful I
Bond for testimonials.
Sour Stomach, Heart Burn _ ..p: J- CHg^T *
9 Fold by Drngglets. pi
1 u"\ ?Ct"llC rj ' **g| Taka UaU'a Fumllj
n lett.i* from : _____
Mrs. llall, from ^HPr
'''falloV'i ni:,ke llll Hi ill
y.nrs ago Rlghtlu/ In the
h< :jlth^ began^ to w is locat^i^ight p
without suffering ^^8 in goo?i jL^horl;
f..r it. I had End.rt Tn%l propt
heart burn, sour .... fides of A h str
sumach. palpi/ ! side of Gay sNtjjt
tat ion of the flliloU. Allison eetate.
heart, smother- Again: About
Ing spells, t)nins in my sides and south side of Ch
back. In #lK:t, .I suffered all ovur, ("East Knd," thi
and a congh aimost llko consump- colonial residence
tion. Doct/)r*? failed to relieve me; than anything in t
in fact, thoy didn't seem to know or more beautiful
what ailed me. 1 continued to grow 1b "a dream." J
worse until I was able to sit up only ; Strait. 1
a part of the time. I had almost lost One htJuse andI
all hopes of ever being any better. house^squ&re, In
"But one day some one threw some- property is CloAl
books tn at my door. I read themrlneB8 center of lo
and found them to be Peruna bo^ks. being offeAd
"They described my feeling so truly j cheap. Known|d!
I sent at once and got^ff bottle and poore p\?ce, prist
began taking it. You pronounced p Kingy \
my ailment systemic catarrh, and t j njjpf) have ?w
' fave .He nomf advice. . "Jair^ lot, Just V
"When taken two artd on?-' of Col. Springs, h|
, haM bottles I began to eat without Every one knows
suffering. I continued to-improve. this sentraHv lot
"When I had taken eight I was like property of Lanca
*a new person, That^^is nine years $8,000.
ago. _ t ! ??
"I thlnJ^Poruna the Rreatest fam- . privately ?1I 1
11V remecft there Is. for so many all- ??J
mentd are due to catarrhal trouble. I Vr*T? a a
would aAvlse any one afflicted with J ? ?
catarrh to take Peruna and I am sure ! #1?A
It will leave? ,n* ,n **?? * wl
In the Revised "Ills of T.lfo" we answer* yalu,f;8 8
have many similar testimonials which v am''? ?D?
should interest sick people every- wara- inererorf
where. Sent freo by the Peruna Co., "DO IT
Columbus, Ohio.
People who object to liquid medl- I T U I
lines can now obtain Perunq .Tablets* 1, HI. f
loture a Colli Indjne Day RRfl
rek?r.AXATTV):nROMO0"ln|?e. It at ope the IJIWJ
.->u>. ? I'cv ?ii'i off the Cold
# 'lilt to e i v ? "iuc? over Cornet
J to*. ^ lokk r*i
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FASTER NEWS, MAY 1, 1914.
UAL r
r^EDGE |
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320 Pages. 11
certil
sex matters; what
romen, young wives T Y
1 all others need to
acred laws that gov DOCau
es. Plain irutu of ness I!
n to happiness In
manhood and
lal 1 abuses, social ^
t iJivanced and com , fjj -no???.
tl^pt ha' ever been MB fa "1Vo
iwlene, Priceless fMIfj
iJse who are ready wgjl
Is nurses teachers iftf/ II
preacher^ social mil U
School teachers and fm<l hi A \
v and oil, what all mKl /ml A|
x matters. )B> mK'i If! |jM^
correct."- -Chicago
le .1 nil up-to-date. ml-* ' l-^U b|?^
'ess. Standard book
York World says:
those who need or
ney Order, postage ,Jpj*
HlXfS COMPANY ' m
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lege Pennants CITATION
. each !? in. \ 21 in. STATE OF SOUTH CA1
rnell, Michigan County of Laneasi
n x 21 in By J- E .Stewman, Judp
felt with felt head- h MarlJ
?Lsand mascot ex- .h*" tr a ^ 1".? \
oflL. This splendid ?\ admlnistra
.sd^hl for 50 cents a? ? *
ay postage. Send Thes^i^herefore,
AinTJ^COMPANY ;e\r0and^IdfcrsSiCf U
Qfiio. ceased, that tlJ<y be an
? fore men, In tn> court ?
,tt x1 rttt?Ti,Ct be held at Lanftuter or
ilJ-iiii llK-JtiO f M 1914 afu
RY PRICES thereof, at 11 oT|prk
?? noon, to show causeVf a
to <10 Per Cent. why the said admiinst)
Tuhe Rcliner not be granted.
0 $1.65 $1.35 Given under my liai
0 1.95 1.40 day of April Anno Don
0 2.80 1.90 J. E. STI
0 2.416 2.00 Prob
3.00 2.05
O^lTio 2*4 5 Cures 0M Sores, Other Romut
n o In 9 fift Tke worst c?*?, no nmttrr o( li
r ofcft o'oft sre curcd X'y t,,<? *??"dciful.
?> 3J90 ".if" l'orter'9 Antiseptic llenting
5 m.85 3.45 Piiw and Hen'" nt the same tin
5 J. 90 3.60
0 JR. 10 3.70
0 BB^O 4.20 X
in stork. Non Skid
ddiV^onal, red tubes A
;?,syuX nil I n i
dependent mkkes. ,?,% I ff i J 1
is and have money. 2 A \T /M
t if payment In full *5r . /
order. C. O. D. on A /
lit Allowing exam- ^ /
f?8 8ALE8 CO. <?? 1
n>Ttmi Ohln I
not Be Cured
ITIONS. u they cannot M
rtu. Catarrh la a bloo4 X
f, and In order to euro it
remedies. Hall'a Catarrh X __ _
f. attracts directly upon M 'I'L.. ,?
surfaces. Halls Catarrh X 1 HIS IS
taedlclno. It wai probeat
physicians in this I Ol ^^,1 - _ .
U a regular prescription. V I iZLIlt 0116'
beat tonics known, com- X ^
>lood puriflrm. acting dl- V J on o
double th<
results In coring catarrh. J #
??. ptoi-.. it*** a Y you will c
dee 78e. www o
I'm. fur/octutipau^ We have
'OPERTY I? joining se
soil lacks.
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town of Lancaster V nr\n /"V A
rr?8, inort' or less, * Ul\ V//i
or nice residences wn ??a. ^
<><xl, adjoihs "East l-UK IX) I
irty frontB on both J r</-vrj
eet. ami on south I* IJ lx CUi
?X)wner, the R. E.
jjhree acres on ?? And High
eMerfleld avenue. ?, * TP TX
8 /lot has large J 1 OD JL)l?GS?
.fend lies prettier % r
)lr town. For one
fhomos this place $
Owner, Dr, T. J.
^ ' V
vacant lot tn court
aln street. This ^
| LANOASTEf
f'Vor. ?%*. *i MASSEY A
,nt owner, Mr., /.* SPRINGS Hi
hat is known as M ENTERPRIS
t KERSHAW
r?adefanrCThI X J- M CARSO
rtJr county. Prtco ? J) FERGUSC
have,been made to ?? FARMERS V
? tiSS" h2>?n MILLS & YO
iX?E. Where can
Jent.lota for build
Ing, town? Plen.Be
ire an prone to adirks
are to fly up- Z
i, "get busy." >
' NOW." iughes
t cati
IKER |
Dnif,' Story.
t*" Ph? ??"? i.?.AA,VWMV
sjmiiiiwiwitiiiii jujimwiuiwiaRMis
LWarrr
obody allowed on this e
Fied smokers of STAG.
id best outdoor tobacco
CO il hnlHc all ife rtnnri W _ -
ww ? nvivg an ?UJ ywuu- yet
n the open air! cioi
Convenient Packages:
5-Cent Tin. the Full-Si*c 10-Cent Tin.
Pound Tin Humidor* and the Pound Glass
ROLINA, ^
i tho 7th day
ir publication *ylwFnS^-J
iny they hnve,
ration should | ^'h* ^
ad. this 21st >i ""* u
lini 1914: .. I'.era<;
2WMAN on corni ? applied carl
ate Judge. Order Kainit n
Kainit and Pota
lies Won't Cure
ow Ion* standing. Whitney Central Bank Build
old reliable Dr. NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Oil. It relieves
lie. 2Sc. 50c, $1.01
Farmers <
WW
nome a
pre/eminently a di
-half the acreage thi
5 amoiintof good hi
louble youli crop anc
made a special stud
ctions ancy will help
Try the following 1
TS?W onder ^Work<
TTON?Red Rosa 8-1
?M 17? ? ei/ - -
xi i?i ai uicrs v^jjuict
i-Grade Top Dressing
sing 4-7h-2h. (
SEE
I MERCANTILE CO.. Lanci
YODER ,Van Wyck.
VNKING & MERCANTILE (
>E MERCANTILE CO., Heatl
MERCANTILE & BANKIN(
N CO., Kershaw.
)N, Fort Lawn.
WHOLESALE GROCERY CO
UNO, Fort Mill. .
Or
V A V\/A11I1IUI1IV/U i
? i
iwba Fer
LANCASTE1
* . 40*
-!
V
mg! 1 |
arth except regularly
The best indoor tobacco
tause of its fresh and delijs
fragrance. 9
The Handy Half-Size 9
the Pound and Half*
A/' I
fef jjilllllllllllllllllllllllilillllllliilli
ING-L^GOOD I
^ Profitable Side Dressing
? I he use of side dressing is increasing on
fjf COTTON and CORN
It navs to di> it if r?n?* hcm ?li?.
r . v* " }.
I wo applications of 200 p.ounds each per acre
commended by a well-known Southern investigator and
menter. He suggests a 5-5-5 formula, or a mixture of
^Mrts of Acid Phosphate, kainit and Nitrate of Soda.
KAINIT .
less cotton whV|^he plants are 10 inches high and again '
the bloom boginsrW open. Where cotton is inclined to
se Kainit, mar.ing t^k^pplications of 200 pounds each
re. This is also rtfrcti^^gainst root lice and cut worms
y enough. It will pay you""to try it, for Potash Pays.
iow before the supply is exhausted. We sell
ish Gaits, any quantity from-one 200-lb. hap up.
IRMAN KALI WORKS. Inc.
Ing Lniplrr Building Savannah Bank A Trust Building
ATLANTA. CA. SAVANNAH. 6A.
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nd Abroad I
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iy of intensive farming. %
is year as last and use
gh-grade Fertilizers and *.
1 quadruple your profit.
y of soils in this and adyou
decide what your a
orands: f
*12-4, |
ff 3-5. ^ 1 ,
l 6-5-5. or > ^
30., Heath Springs.
h Springs. V
} CO., Kershaw.
irect with'u.v I
tilizer Co. I \
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