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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-03

Mucho le picado q III Pdts cue
The Sun Jta1t yet7s, Sc oo'oq4e nuestro
lado para defender los derechos de Puerto
Rico.
El periodco unconditional We con pc
ma que va en- ell elemento americana no
surte efecto aquello de eloS tederdIes son
1ztSoDaericd2aos. Les pasa 10 que sus
antiques cong6neres los esp0f5oEe8 t1eco'ada
cion0Zes cuando Espafia Sc decide darnos
la autonomfa, que adn gritaban con debll
VOC: esOs son jns1GTrect0S.
Ahora arremete HI Pd5S contra IN
artfculo de nuestro progrAma, cuyo sentldo
no oomprende porque sc escapa la vulga
ridad polftica en- qC9 viven los inc0nd6c10-
males
Ell artfculo 40 de la plataforma del
partido federal dice:
$40 Ell partido federal pide que Pto.
Rico sea, de8de Zuego, IN TERRlToRIo de
IL Union, con todos los dereohos de IN
EsTADo, excepto eI de enviar 8enadoTes 7
Representatives. al CoDgreso, en- ell Gu
tendra, como los demas Territories, III
Delegado con VOC sin votos
Este artfculo que es eli mas trasoen
dental ell MAS PRACTICE de nuettro pro
grams, le parece FL Pa5s UNA PBTICIoN
ABsURDA.
Realicemos, pues, la obra de mis- 9Ti-
oordia de ensenar al que no sabe, expll'
oando q esos Cruces Salomones 10 que
signifca ese parrafo.
Convencdos los directories del parti
do federal de one Puerto Rico no sers
declarado EsTADo de la Union Americana
en- buen tempo, que ell sistems terrific
rial no eG 10 bastante ampho para satisfA
GER nUestras aspiraciones autonomicas, han
querido en- ese articulo, no solo conGensaI
la base de au programs de federation, sine
presentar oil gobierno y 81 Congraso ame
ricsno una soluoon possible para que, sir
declararnos Estadc, disfrutemos de todas
las veptsjss inherentes ell. SQu6 tiene
esto de absurdop
Qie no seremos E.tado quizas hasta
dentro de un siglo, 10 han dich0 J repetl
do seusdores y p'r'odi-t's as smeficanos.
Cuando Sc disouti6 ell bill que hoy nos rige,
20 dijo que Puerto RICO no estaba en con
dicionts no "a para ser E-tado, psFo nl
Biquiera Terrltorio de la Uulon.
Dada la diferenoia de razs, de COS
tumbres, de idioma b lsta la dlstancia
que nos separa del contineDte americana,
logico es suponer, que ell pueblo del Norte
resistra siempre que Sc nos declare
EsTADo.
Convencidos dc este, y no confor
m8ndonos con los exiguos dercohos de un
Territorio para uu pals que IA tenldo ls
ampltud de la autoncmfs, natural pa
triotico era que los hombres que dlrlgen
nuestro partido busoasen una formula IN
termedia que Dos coocase en- sitnaciOn IT a.
ventaioss; de ahi ese art1culo que recama
para los habitantts de Puerto Rico IG fa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-03

e. EaCE1EETE De hNTEER

Eu Duestra seoci6n .iegJ afra de Sar
Juan nos ooUpamos aver do u cue to
habida eutre nieubros de la beue n6Tits
Sobre ella ofreoemos alganos detaiIes Il
mados del rumor pablioo.
Ei dfa &c aTio nCevo se celebraba e,
una casa particular una fr"nca che's & b
Que asistieron varios jefes y ofoiales q.
la menoionads poliofa.
Parecs que Sc promovio I'D altt road
entire Teohter 81 teniente Fernando
Mater. Etc snfri0 IN yej&m"n de pal
orss obras, teniendo que retlrarse.
Los com pbforoa de Fer, aod Nate
lie de1aron colo sin que NADIA hlciersn par
mitigsr su si5naoion.
Sc dice que el agraviado invito 1
Techter una excursion de placer, no sien
90 aceptadas sns iate3aci0nes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-03
Ell ASALTO DE- AuOCHE

Anoche fu6 aaaltadc IL casa de nues
tro querido correligionario don Joe6 j
Alvarez.
'Aquello representa- una vsrdader
irrupcion del sexo belio, con la escolta O.
honor del SO 10 feo.
1 s hores que % pasaron ALI fuero'
may p a5idas.
Los esposCS A'7are1, aef como gu.
bueA1s cu1adas ren;hieror obseGLiaroi
cordialmeu1e CO !e amavlii6aj que le'
distiDgue, sus namerosos asaitantec.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-03

Pero, vengau scs. Use Figueroa. !.
tsera aguu toro.. -?
Por0ue, 81 es asf 10 llevamos i
Camara para eeiebrar una cOrrid0.
7 10 capeara Carri6n
hacienda mil maravillas;
le pond ra las banderillas
Sanchez, y continuation,
con pGse de nuletillas
We've hara la ...... defunci6p.
Pareoe mentira, 10 que hemos Il
gado.
Els deoir, que III solo hom51a, cor,
Figueroa, Sc queda, no soamente con to
do IN oonoejo municipal, sino cen too,
una oiudad y con una oiudad como Poncs
CoSas veredes eI Gid 9ue tarGn IA
5Iar las piedros.
! Qa6 desprestigio para IN partido
polftlco, en- cuyo seno oourren tales CO.
sss !
Pero muoho mas que este teudra qus
ocurrir.
Cue nc en- valde Sc eiment6 On 81
atrevimiento de Gus tro ciL2o CO U.s. en-
los g0rrotes de un populacho.
Milagro que MauIeon 40 Unite yaa
tigneFoa.
81 ustedes Sc deecuidsn. .jGla por %
naoto cristjonoS 10 coloosn porqQa 10
oolooan.
Va 10 creo que ST.
Que 70 hay quien Sc atrevs
ror 0que1 San Juan,
nj toeeT siquisra,
nj rnirsrlo NAL.
7 al que chiste ileha!
Soy cQj0, 7 atr&s ......
A mi, ror Is fuerza,
me han de respetar.
1Que taI2
Sienapre al NisRo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-03
AfanqnaHoads Salud y Reposo, para Ias
Madres las Griataras,

FL JARABE CALMANTE de 10
Sra WINSLOW, Sc 81 d los Hifos er
ell periodic &c la DEuTICION. Lee
abianda las encfas, resueige la iriams
oion, alivla todo dolor. cura ell c6lco
ventoso. lnocente eficfz en- todos les
casos Aconsejanes las mad-es 4ue
tengan IN niflo enfern4o, que nc d4jeu
que la preyenclCn propia nj la dc otros
eVite ell uso de esta medicns que procor-
clona allvio eegnro, sbsolats mente segnror
al sc usa opc rtunamente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-03
E1 crSass esa
He EG1 CNs'0gSasz zy

Sc cueutrs en- eatado de gravedad
nuestro corrchgionario Juan Angel Con
zalex, Ia herida que le produjo Adrian
Santiag individuo que militia en- el parti
40 eeoz ,uo barb sino.
E srma le penetro POI el vieutre iuta
reEsndo slgunes organos importsntas para
Ia vida. por 10 que 81 diagnostico facn t.
two IS fatal.
I'll sgresor esta preso ell jrzssdo
irstruye ss mas aotivas diligeDci@s para
ell exolarecimiento complete del delito rea
siaAde,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-03
r. = - :
Don LeOaides Ferrer

Hoy ha muerto en- e.te oiudad naes
tro buen amigo don Leonides Ferrer, miem
bro de una estimable famiiia de Ia Cidra
que re side aquf desde hsoe alghn tempo
Era IN joven digno de todo spreci'
por sus ViItudts domesticas y socisles
Enviamoc los cue lloran su p6rdics E
m is sentido pes me por ia inmepsa des
grsoia que l6l jc.
FL entie-ro Sc verifeara madsna, vier
nes, de ocho & nueVe.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-03
A DIESTRO Y SINIhSTKO

Del pobre Degetau, como s fuera un
triste naufrago perdido eu sla solit aria,
apenas 81 llegan algunas noticias, que ell
pals reclbe con la misma lndlterenola que
81 SO tratara de un mono sobfo 8 de un
sdltinabdpsquis vulgar.
HOY, por eiemplo, Sc sabe, que, ell II
del pasado mes Sc presento en- ell depar
tameuto de Guerra d entregar sus creden-
ciales.
He aquf los papeles
--dijo Degeto-
pero Ell Secretario
de muy NAL humor,
respondiole al punto
-iVaya usted con Dios -!
6papezes noojados?
ESQ ST que no;
aquf, senior mio,
no tienen vaior.
Pero, 81 esto dijo Ell Seoretario anne
ricano, Ell de Degetau, Ell buen Bonln, que
estaba detras, como hiempTe, aconseJoe
esta vez que fuese al departa mento de Es
sadc, donde, por flo. aunque con algn-
scrnpulo, 10 reoogleron los consa5idos pa
peles.
Upos papelitos
de muy NAL DIOR;
mustles marchtos,
que dabAn. rubOr.
Allf, mirandole por enoima del hom
bro, le dijeron
va sabe usted, sefior rgpresent0nte,
que usted tiene su jautd en- el salon de
sesiones. ST se sale da ella ie oaaremoe Z
palos- LIS 10 mas que podemos ofreeer q
IN representants De 0cni1ucb05.
-Pero, olga usted ......
-lSilencio. Aqui NO tiene usted 00s.
II Z UOtO. .....F
-;Voto al chapio verde. .....! 81
no tiene O0z 1como ha de tenor Uoto. :. 3?
El secre tario Gle Degeatau, al dido de
este;
--Se1or, Ia cOsa esta mala
es necesario zanzibar.
d6jeme nj por deiante,
siga usted per detras.
En- Ponce reina un p&nico horrible.
Los sef1ores Chevaiier Musifac, en-
la session Ultima, apenas Sc inicio ell asun
to de Figueroa, salieron con las manos en-
la barriga, atacadcs de un colico repenti-
no, Y sin tempo casi para llegar a sus
oasas.
Oh, que miedo tan grande;
que pavor,
ocaslonan estae cOsae
tanto tanto sefior!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-03

Por no poderla stender su dueflo, ls
Farmaoia Suossa hoy Del Amparo, la mas
antigua de esta ciUdad contando con M
surtido de drogas meolcipas reoiente
ente importado de los mercados de
Ipropa EE. UU.
Para informes & G. J. Mcnagas, Pla
ya--C Gale Mendez vigo ro 10.
MayagUez, P. r. Nb-e I3 de 1900.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-03

sE ALQUILAN. - UHa casa situada er
la Gale del Leon, extreme Nofte otrs sn
la oalle de la Estrells, extreme oriental,
sssn Ia cludad de Ponce. propiedad de dofa
Juana r. dsfgues.
Para informes en- Ponce don Nemesiq
Ventura, oalle Mayor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-03
Pedro OrcRsilas NEuuOz

Complete surtido de mercancfas
las que Sc renueyan se1nanalmente.
objetos de novedad y fantasia, Ro..
sarlo 40, Caguas Puerto Rico. Pla-
"a Principal.
Sharp County record., 1901-07-19

Alfred Thomas, of near town,
is suffering from a bone felon on
his right forefinger.
Judge John B. McCaleb is
holding the Randolph circuit
court at Pocahotas.
Judge James W. Smith held
county court several days this
week in regular session.
The thanks of this office are
due to Joseph Ault for the price
Of q years subscription.
Charles A. Barnett returned
to Batesville Monday, after
spending several days here with
relatives and old friends.
) It wis Cream Verm,fuge not
only ettectually expels worms, but is
unequaled as tonic, and is a certain
and permanent cure for chllls and
fever IN children. Price 25 cents.
For sale by Snow, the druggist.
"A good shower fell here
Wednesday afternoon, and if
more rain follows crop conditions
will be greatly improved.
One Marlin of Maxville sold
out a load of small melons in
town Wednesday, the first that
have come in this season. The
watermelon crop will be short on
account of the continued dry
weather.
Since the last issue of the
RECORD the following marriage
licenses have been granted by the
clerk; J. M. Thomas, aged 20,
and Miss Ollie Smith, aged a..
E. w. Wells, aged 33, and Miss
Susan Ward, aged %.
"Uncle Johnnie" Brewer, a
good old citizen who lived about
three miles from here died last
Friday and was buried at the
cemetery near town Saturday
He was an ex-confederate and
was we'll liked by all who knew
him.
Sharp County record., 1901-07-19
Pearl, W.st1I!

Residing in one of the Best
Pearl Markets in the United
States we wish to establish our
selves in the Pearl Business at
once; can therefore pay the high
est prices for all kinds Of Pearls
and slugs. Send them to US by
registered mail, priced, and check
will be promptly returned if we
can accept. Try us with a few.
Highest reference as to reliable
ity.
F. D. Wallace & Co.,
Sm;thville, Tenn.
Sharp County record., 1901-07-19
NOTES FROM TEXAS.

The RECORD publishes the
following personal letter it re-
ceived from James P. Huddleston,
of Farmersville, Texas, form erly
of Evening Shade, feeling that
it's contents will be of interest to
our readers at this time.
Farmersville, Texas.
July II, 1901.
Mr.. Claude l.. Coger:
Inclosed find money order for
So which please place to my credit
on subscription. l don't know
how much l owe you, 80 if this
does not pay you send me the
amount of the balance and | will
remit it at once.
We are suffering very much
from drouth, in fact corn is en-
tirely burned up in some sections,
but in our immediate section we
will make about one-half crop il
it rains within ten or fifteen days.
We made an entire failure in
wheat and oats, and now failure
in corn and possibly cotton will
place a great many of our farm
ers in rather close place, from
the fact that last year we made a
tremendous crop in all lines and
our people became extravgant,
and bought lands at high prices,
expecting good crops this year to
pay them out. Corn is selling at
65 cents per bushel and very
scarce. Hay is selling at S12 per
ton, and also scarce, making
about one.half ton per acre.
Lands are worth from S25 to $50
per acre, as you may see by my
circular inclosed.
Wishing the RECORD and all my
old friends in Sharp county sue
cess, am yours very truly,
Jas. P. Huddleston.
Sharp County record., 1901-07-19

Is your liver tired? Does it fai
to do its duty2 II so, don't neglect
It's call for help. A few doses OF
Herblne may save you a spell OF
sickness. Herbine is the only per"
feet liver medicine. 1t cures chills
and fever. Price so cts. For sale
by druggist Snow.
Sharp County record., 1901-07-19

Mrs. ]. F. Jernigan is slowly
recovering from an attack OF
gastritis.
None of the Evening Shade
bar are attending the Randolph
circuit court.
john r. Metcalf is attending
the Methodist district conference
at Batesville.
When you want modern, up'to-
date physlc, try Chamberlaln's Slom-
ach and Liver Tablets. They are
easy to take and pleasant in effect
Price, 25 cents. Samples free at
Shows drug store.
Rev. R. H. Grisset and wife
of Ash Flat spent Monday night
in town enroute to the conference
at Batesville.
Rev. Jernigan is unable to
attend the district conference at
Batesville en- account of the i'll
ness of his wife.
The youngest daughter OF
Prof. and Mrs. A. M. Metcalf has
been quite sick for the past week,
but was reported as improving
yesterday morning.
"A party Of Center citizens,
headed by Henry Williams,
passed through Evening Shade
Tuesday enroute TO White river
to spend some time looking for
pearls.
A bad complexion generally re-
suits from inactive liver and bowels.
In all such cases DeWitt's L,ttle
Risers produce gratifying results.
Williams e Edwards.
-Messrs o. G. Shaver and
Shelby Justus represented the
Evening Shade Sunday school at
the Sunday school convention at
Cave City last week. They re-
port an enjoyable time.
The Batesville Wholesale
Grocer Co. has been incorporated
under laws of the state. The
capital stock is $4,000, all of
which has been subscribed. The
officers are: Nathan Adler, pres.
ident; julius Lesser, vice pres
ident, Arthur Fels, secretary and
treasurer.
What's the use of going
away from home to find pearls?
Why not turn out to Piney and
Strawberry? There are certain
ly pearls in these streams the
same as in Black AMI White ri
vers, and the time will come
when a rush will be made for
these creeks. Several good
pearls have already been found
on upper Strawberry.
It is easler to keep we'll than get
cured, DcWitt's Little Early Ris-
ers taken now and then will always
keep your bowels IN perfect order.
They never gripe, but promote an
easy gentle action. Williams
Il Edwards.
Sharp County record., 1901-07-19

Hon. w. A. Turner attended
to legal business in the country
Monday.
The recent grand jury at
Hardy returned 10 bills of in
dictment.
IF YOU want some "just as good"
m made it myself" Remedy, try an
mutation OF Rocky Mountain Tea
Twill make you sick and keep you
sick. AK your druggist.
The thermometer registered
10 degrees Friday. That's get
ting warm enough for u.s.
The independence county
confederate pension board al
lowed "a claims for pensions.
p. ]. Schales, one OF our
good friends from Center, was in
town Tuesday and made US a
pleasant call.
Fat lady-Don't sleep too much;
exercise; don't eat fats and sweets
To reduce Aesh rapidly take Rocky
Mountain Tea. Acts directly on the
fattv tissues 35c. Ask your drag-
gist.
-Thos. Shaver and Cary Dav.
idson returned Saturday to New
port, having spent a two-week's
vacation in Evening Shade,
james Wiley and two sons,
John Collins and Hiram Bailey
left Monday for Black river
where they will search for pearls
awhile.
-Ex.treasurer Humphries OF
Fulton county was in town sever
al days this week. His wife Is
here under treatment OF DR..
Watkins.
TIE cN,Y GUARANTEED KIDNEY CURE
IS Smiths Sure Kidney Cure. Your
druggist will refund money, if after
taking one bottle you are not en-
tirely satisfied with results. SOC.
George Smith was in Sharp
county on business the first of
last week. He set up two mowers
and one binder while he was
away. George is a hustler. I'm
boden News.
Hon. w. A. Chase, formerly
of this place, now practicing law
at Nowata, I. T., was in town
greeting old friends Saturday.
He had been attending Hardy
circuit court.
Prof. W. M. Bingham has
been selected as principal OF the
Sidney Collegiate Institute.
Walter is a splendid young
teacher, and will not dissapoint
the Sidney people in his services.
Melbourne Times.
Prof. A. B. Brewster OF Mt.
Home, who was principal in the
Sidney Collegiate Institute last
year, will conduct the next term
of the Imboden public school.
Prof. Brewster is a progressive
and popular teacher.
If young ladies think sores, pim-
pies and red noses look well with a
bridal veil and orange blossoms, it's
all right. Yet Rocky Mountain Tea
Sharp County record., 1901-07-19
NOTICE.

meet the Taxpayers
~ county, Ark at
bwing named places
ys, for the purpose OF
y the real and per-
Operty of said county
lear 1901
re requested to bring
le papers in order TO
istakes.
knship, stsidney, Thursday July
r0shin. at St. Paul, Friday July
A township. at Powels chSpe''
n.hin at Mt, Pisgah, Tuesday
rursbip. at Poughkeepsie, We'd
"a, 1901. , Iu,v
10, inclusive
ID A. HARRELL,
Assessor.
Sharp County record., 1901-07-19
JURY LISTS,

Following will be found a list
of the jurors selected to serve at
the next term Of the Sharp cir
cult court for the Southern Dis
trict, which convenes August 13,
1901:
Sharp County record., 1901-07-19
John M. Watkins.
aI&EDY Eoa STOMACH AND BOWEL
TROUBLES.

e been in the drug business
NJ years and have sold most
proprietary medicines of
Among the entire list |
er found anything to equal
aims Colo, Cholera and
y Remedy for all stomach
NV 7l&el troubles" says 0. W,
d, of Columbus, Ga.
Iyemedy cured two severe
'[cholera morbus In my fam
Q 4 have recommended and
lndreds of bottles of 1t to nv
Iers to their entire satisfaction.
rds a quick and sure cure IN a
MORN" For sale by Snow.
n4gist.
Sharp County record., 1901-07-19
OC4L NEWS.

la. Stanfill of Reed was
|esday.
~; Mable Metcalf is visit
Batesville.
M Berry of Bear Creek
b Batesville Wednesday to
oonference.
ostmaster John W. Shell
b Hardy Sunday, returning
y following.
u Who live on farms are liable
II accidental cuts, burns and
!. which heal rapidly when
n Snow Linlment is promptly
Price, 25 and 5O cents.
by Snow, the druggist.
A Evening Shade and
baseball mines will cross
Etkie nlace next Saturday.
md Mrs. Philip Smith
are visiting relatives in
Tern portion of the coun-
Sharp County record., 1901-07-19
PETIT JURY.

Bailey Baker, Frank Smalley,
Tom Watson, Jasper Green, New
ton Sparks, Fen Stinnett, Ed
Neeley, John Lott, Jack McGin-
mis-, Dave Ring, George Runsick,
James Norris, Dave Berry, Russ
C. Haley, George Brickle, r. T..
Mum, John Kinks, Bill McGee,
Wesley Rogers, Jim Mcleod,
Chas. Stephens, James V. Milli-
gan, Roe Street, Wesley Barnett.
ALTERNATEs.
C. c. Kissinger, J.D. Edwards,
jim PEBBLES, Bill Norris, jr., w.
B. Barnett, sr., George Blan,
Walter Taylor, Will Horn, Jim
Young.
GRAND JURY.
Hamp Price, John Spots, Tom
Campbell, Matthew Tompkins,
Henry Bacon, John Medley, Sam
Fore, John Buchanan, Jim Johns
ton, Tom Sanders, Joe r. Car
penter, John Gardner, Arthur
Sullivan, Joe M. Howard, Joe
Mclaughlin, Jim Lock.
ALTERNATES.
Joe Baker, George Mullen, j.
Ped Founders, Jasper Juatus,
David Sanders, Jack Johnson.
Sharp County record., 1901-07-19
POD SIZED FAMILY.

McSpadden a pioneer of
nty, living in W Washineton
h, celebrated his 64th
4 at Bethesda church on
There were 102 of his
and grand children pres
but one of the grand.
being present. Bates
Sharp County record., 1901-07-19
EM z r s SALXE,
healing salve In the world

healing salve In the worlds
eo. Rogers of Davidson
was here this week,
business in the county
Wilson and daughter,
\ Gsvel, paid Batesville
d visit the first of the
n oaiY GUARANTEED KIDNEY CURE
kb's Sure Kidney Cure. Your
lotwlll refund money, if after
one bottle you are not ell.
latis6ed with results, SOC.
x0f W. l. Simpson of Max.
|rders his address changed
flat, near which place he
>hhg a term of school.
Viii pay the highest prices
04 pearls. Bring me your
John M. Watkins.
|rE Newton of Jonesboro,
\ Her home Tuesday after a
we lat the bedside of her
Ter, Mrs. j. F. Jernigan.
Sharp County record., 1901-07-19

DOLLAR A YEAR
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-02-06
THE FLORIDA ANNEXATION.
A Committee From Alabama to Visit
the Former Stnte

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 5.-Members of
the committee from Florida looking to
the annexation of portion OF that State
to Alabama appeared before the General
Assembly of Alabama in Montgomery to-
day to argue the annexation of west Flor
ida. The committee spoke emphaticaIIy
Of the unanimity of opinion in west Flor
ida for this annexation.
The sentiment among the members of
the Alabama General Assembly seems to
be that not dissenting voice will be
raised If the annexation can be accom-
plished without friction between Alabama
and Florida The committee on the part
of Alabama was appointed this afternoon
to accompany Florida's committee back to
Tallahassee. where they will seek to make
proposed annexation accepting such pro-
portion of the Florida State debt as is
considered equitable.
The annexation movement is unanimous
as far as the whites of west Florida are
concerned. but the Florida negroes oppose
the change in view OF the fact that Ala
bama has already called a constitutional
| convention to disfranchise them. Annex
alton therefore, means to them a loss of
votes
The head Of tho annexation movement
| in Florida is Pensacola, which hopes to
| become the chief port of Alabama instead
| OF Mobile. and thus handle the iron and
coal trade of that State.
Jacksonville favors letting west Florida
go, believing that this loss will make il
! the capital of Florida instead of ITALIA
hassee