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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-20
ANTIQUITIES AT AND NEAR
New SMYRNA, FLORIDA
John " pet~sr Florida Society Pubieaon.

These antiquities embrace at the
present time. the Spanish Mission.
the "Old Fort and the Rock House,
the latter within the last few years
having been destroyed by the removal
of the shell mound on which it was
built, for road making purposes. This
building as well as that of the Span
ism mission, however, has been per-
petuated by photographs of which the
Florida State Historical Society has
authenticated copies
Gradually. as the years advance,
discoveries have been made of i'm
portant archaeological ruins where
none were supposed to exist. This is
especially true In relation 10 the Span
ish Mission, which from the earliest
recollection of the oldest ,inhabitant
was known as the Turnbull Sugar
house The discovery or the altar
lights and other parapherualia per
taining to a Saeerdotal edifice by Capt.
Mathews, while removing an old
stump TO plant an orange tree, gave
rise to investigation. resulting from
many corroborative evidences in the
proof that tie building was originally
designed as church edifice.
The restored candiestick from the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-20
N w. c. MACKEY, MANAGER.

Mosquito Inlet. In the southeast an
gle locate the prehistoric fort, three
miles north locate the rock house and
the gun traverse with long range
cannon mounted. commanding the In
let a mile distant. The apex OF the
triangle would be the south SHE
of the entrance of what il now Turn
bull Bay, tlen continuation Of the
Indian River proper. The southwest
angle of the, triangle is the location of
the Spanish Mission, one mile west OF
the fort, which would command three
miles distant over the oyster beds and
of Eae inlet. ss
Realizing the importance OF their
newly discovered poesesaions, would
not the crown OF Spain endesyor to
protect and preserve the aniy and
original mission by 1ocatiug u in such
a position that 1t would be impossible
to destroy II By a iuToding eoemy.
comprising both French and En91txh?
Modern discoveries may bring to
light other features beArjng ppon
these facts Just q the Dost lev years
have saown by the dtteovoyy q the
alter caudlesticss tie Hasvge ee the
ediace, by the uncovogtze - - bast.
ions the presenee 81 tee t5Fe sd tbs
as gun usvsFse By e. 1Feeeoce q
near the .Ieokouf. o. Roes us1s9
In preserving the 1anAueFka and
historical data It he present time.
we are only supp1ying he Inks Of
the chain that binds t1Usfh&f the In
formation obtained from Successive
generations and used Il 1ts entirety,
serves to make history for the edi-
fication Of mankind
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-20

vast accumulation of oyster shells in
the vicinity of Mosquito Inlet.
The Old Spanish Mission.
Is the Spanish Mission what 1t is
claimed, the work of Columbus on his
second voyage, to introduce and per-
petuate the Catholic religion on be-
half OF his patrons, King Ferdinand
and Queen lisa bella, in the newly dis
covered country?
II is possible. that the conditions to-
geographically, at that time, were such
that the newly-erected edifice was
located a mile inland on q lagoon no
less marked in its depth and outline.
than the North Indian River is now.
along the peninsula opposite New
Smyrna
1t win be observed that the most
perfect cut stone arches OF the Mis-
sion. are fronting the west, a short
distance only from q well defined
swamp, and that the building in style
OF architecture Is similar to those Of
California and Spain of from four to
six centuries ago. The coquina rock
being easily wrought, and everlasting
in its nature. permitted the mort per-
feet workmanship which would not
be called for in the erection of sug-
ar house located in the wilderness.
There being no deposits Of coquipa in
the Immediate vicinity, it is supposed
the building material was transported
by floats from quarries located near
tae entrance Of Turnbull Bay and
the junction of Spruce Greek, about
three miles distant. To realize this
condition, let US imagine a triangle.
due north and south four miles long.
with It's base one mile wide, this will
represent the topography of the local
ity in the vicinity of New Smyrna and
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-20

best preserved portions of the three
discovered can be seen by visitors to
the rooms of the Historical society.
Facts About the Fort.
The facts relative to the ancient
fort are these. For many yearssSfhe
shell mound was occupied by res
idence owned by the Sheldon family,
which was destroyed by the federal
gunboats during the early part of the
civil war, and less pretentlous build
ing was erected upon the site. This
building was torn down a few years
ago, and the shell of which the mound
was. composed was removed reveal,
ing bastions on the northeast and
northwest ends of the works Further
excavations demonstrated from the
size and regularity, together with the
arrangement and location that other
ideas than the mere fouudstion of an
ordinary building had been the con-
ception of the architect and engineer.
The location of the Rock House CON-
mands q view Of Mosquito inlet for
miles, as wen as the approaches both
to New Smyrna, where the fort is To-
Gated, and TO the MISUNDERSTANDING,
through the channels to Spruce creek
and Turnbun Bay. formerly suppos-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-20

ed to be an open waterway through
the swamp southwark to the Indian
river.
The remains of what is supposed to
be a gun traverse or stone platform,
north. of the Rock House, which was
discovered by the writer twenty-one
years ago, while securing data for the
initial number of the New Smyrna
Breeze, as original editor, showed
quite plainly the circular mound about
foJir feet high and approximately
twelve or more feet across, with an
opening in the center Just twelve
inches square. This opening con-
tanned the remains of a stick or
live oak, evidently built in the mason
~, but then decomposed until only a
piece six feet long fattened dfagon-
ally, with large tenon or pivot on
the upper end remained. This stick
was removed and laid aside for pres
ervation,. but was not secured until
eight years after. A piece of this oak
timber is among the collections of the
society
Upon further Investigation and in
CURRY. 1t was learned from Mr.. Ber-
toIa Pacetti, then living near the
had removed the circular stones for
the purpose of building a cistern and
found that the structure was low cir
cular tower with a stone platform
around IL and a post in the center.
TIE surroundings were then almost
impenetrahle, being located in the
dense hammock Such are the facts
that indicate that the old building
was a fort.
- The eastern coast OF stiorida has
been inhabited by people for many
centuries, as demonstrated by the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-20
FACTS ABOUT
SQUAD RAISING
Not ALI Profit and Many
Troubles in Way of
Beginners.
BY J. D. Levinson.


When raising pigeons, and especial
ay squads for market, do not take any
stock in the statement that each pair
will raise twenty-four squsbs during
the year.
A pair OF squad producers That viii
produce an average of six pairs a year
have done mighty well. Fancy pigeons
that grow the exhibition stock usually
round up with about three or four
pairs a season
when a pair Of pigeons have grown
twelve squads In a year they have pro
dnced six times their own weight,
which is q pretty good active business
for such small birds.
When we kept pigeons a number OF
years ago we discarded the salt cat
and nailed piece Of salt fish against
the side of the house. For some three
years we never gave our pigeons a bit
Of salt other than this, and we never
had any canker in our loft after doing
away with the salt.
Can 1t he possible that too much
rock salt is being used and causing
canker? We all know that salt thrown
upon ice in winter will cause diphthe-
ria when the ice begins to melt q
little Let the best members of the
fancy experiment. q little ON this salt
cat ami discover whether or not it Is
so important TO the pigeon fancy.
II YOU have a. nne pair Of pigeons
that viii not raise their young try TO
have a pair Of fne homers that are
good feeders and they win lay At the
same time as your other pigeons or
within a day or two Of the same time.
Transfer the eggs OF the fine pair to
the pair of hofners and see II they do
not raise fine squads.
Do not imagine that you can start
in the squad or pigeon business sim
ply through the purchase Of the birds;
you must learn how to care for feed
and breed them.
No one ever knows too much about
IT,: and as long as there are so many
hundreds OF fine young squads dying
in the nest from canker that are kept
and reared in nice clean lofts there
Is something wrong with the manage
ment that had better be discovered.
We do not believe that 1t all comes
from fn-breeding OF from being passed
down from one to another. Find out
IL too much rock salt has not some
thing to do with It Why should pig
cons be the only birds to be dosed
with rock salt!
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-20

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-20
How to Get It,

With every CASH settle
rnent made with our laun-
dry we give a transferable
certificate for the amount
of the purchase, and the
person receiving or secur-
ing certificates to the
greatest value before AU-
GUST 1st, 1909, receives
the Piano.
Get Your Friends to Help You.
They will be pleased to
help you secure the piano
if you solicit them before
they have promised to help
some one else. You will be
surprised how a n x 10 u s
they will be to give their
work to the laundry giving
away the coupons and thus
help you receive the piano.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-20

A lot of old newspapers
tied up IN neat bundles for
sale. DC a bundle. at The Tour
nal Office.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-20
TELEPHONE
NO. 322.
THE Mernina Tub

a few years ago sister Of ming
called In to see an old lady who lived
In q little cottage In Lincolnshire and
I'M course OF conversation happeaod 10
mention that she had . cold spoaes-
down every morning.
-LAw. miss" said the old lady, s.ana
does your mother known
Yes, certainly, and she quite ap-
proves"
well" said the old lady. "Ah washes
mi faacs livery daay. an Alb washes
mi neck once . week. but Alive ntyyss
bin washed Ill over sines Ah was
baby
This soed lady lived 20 the rps old
age Of ninety-thrse. - Car. Lon6en
Nswl
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-20
GOAT MEAT
FOR MUTTON
Some Claim It is Equal to
Sheep and is in Demand
by Hotels.

George F. Thompson OF the bureau
of animal industry says considerable
number. but not many thousands, OF
cross-bred Angoras find their way to
stock centers, such as Chicago. Kan
sas City, Omaha, Buffalo and New
York, and are, sold there to the pack
ing houses, If in good condition.
They are purchased at a price
slightly under that paid for sheep, and
are disposed of In the carcass, and
sometimes in canned form, as sheep
mutton.
These goats are usually some that
have served good purpose In clear.
ing ND brushwood, and, becoming fat
on It, are worth more as slaughter
animals than to sell to some other
person for brush clearing.
The greater number OF persons who
are engaged in the Angora goat indus
try at this time-and the number OF
such viii continue to increase have a
much better quality OF goats than
those that find their way to the mar
ket In considerable numbers.
They have animals that will yield a
fleece worth from a dollar to dollar
and a half. and their value as de-
stroyers of brushwood and weeds and
as fertilizers of the land must be add
ed: besides, the does raise kids that
are worth So each
ct is obvious" says Mr.. Thompson,
"that the most desirable market Is
the nearest one, as II is with any 9th
er product. have not heard or a sin
gle instance where home market
has not been found without difiicuity
for all the goats that have been Of
fered. and, too, no instance where the
purchasers OF such meat have not
been entirely satisfied.
at think I am perfectly correct in
saving that there viii be no glut OF
the market with goat meat within a
decade Even now many hotels would
serve 1t IL they could obtain sup
ply, and dining cars on. some OF the
railroads have already made efforts
70 contract for a steady supply.
sThere may stiil be some prejudice
a<ainst Angora mutton, but 1t is not
In evidence. II seems that II any sucn
mutton is available it is taken at
once"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-20
The Lstus Eass,e.

The lstus Eatsse
The race Of people to whom tn mass
Lotus EatsFs'' was applied wes q
L0bian tribe. known to the Ggeoks g
early ~ ths dine a HosneE UGgo&e
to Describes thsir county an ssyu
that Q caravan route led 1psm q -
ezest sbundsnce--s prjeEiy shrab baszs
ing q fruit 1t sweet tasts. eomDosu4
b. Hsredotus 10 that % ths dato. xk1n.
stu eaten b. The natives. and = k11H
sf vfns - nsada from tts juice.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-20

Tommy-Pop. what b oblivion? /
Pcp-oetting married 20 f4eeas I
woman, my dear beg. - rhuk1elphto{
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-20
PAVING His Bet.

Yes, they had an election oet-lf
Bryan was elected he was to stop
calling on her. and II TAFT was elect
ed she was to marry him.
Well, be won"
81 guess you've never seen her.
have you?"
No, whye"
He lost
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-20
About It.

This Piano is without a
superior at the price and
is an instrument excellent
In tone, power, durability
and appearance. This piano
is installed in the best
homes. conservatories and
music halls in the land,
and is well known and
widely recommended by
the leading musicians and
teachers.
Be sure and bear in mind
that SOMEONE, land
why not your? viii re-
ceive the Piano next year.
What an excellent 1909
Xmas gift it win make!
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-20

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pihtigite 5fritt BON ibr baannt
9egeben mo Niles. mas in 6ranf-
reid gehab, murOe BORT Don ben
betreffenoen 8eamten pu6l3irt.
8ir t5eilten sic Summe an sic
alte uu0 Die neue 9ompngnie aus
nah Oen gmBeiiungen. sic mir Don
Dem Gipil Tribunal Ser 5eine err
bielteu. Inter Oieien llmitanOen,
lag uift Sic aeringite 8erantDor-
tima Dor fir Serrn Gromuea, ir-
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uDer sic 8ompngnieen. Oeren gera.
tier er mar. Gieie Regierung bat
nidts 81 thun nit 6errn.9rompegs
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rpuroe. IS mar uiht sic Sate ser
3egierrm9. lid 8n er~funOigen, mer
Oie Subaber scr Siherbeiten ser
4ompOInleen iporen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-20
Gmma @pISmann urrhaftet.


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3eiuuuu fuar0en bier perhofiet. nm
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et eyiolqt lemdB Scr 9eItimmuna
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@osSmann ma SEN San Dor @crtb:
sam 9istraac brin3cu.
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raussini1ettoreu -aHseal.tga unS
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SaHa 1el1fct.
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gsriisn.
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gnfHalisn
Cine nene Repnblif.

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theI.t.
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sranrine statiitif.
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SEN. 0aB Der Iumnli lo0brah. tic
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arbriterpartei eraiulen ii6 in beiti.
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ment mr1en ser Goltermetbooen. sic
bei poIliHtcn @eangeueH an8epeu.
oct milr0eu.
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hoiptete 00B 60 Gro3ent after t5c.
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mehr @are babe oils Die Miialieoer
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y sVf p~srliris
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oes SsnGotauiiden 9r1iioeutcl Dor.
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SIT erbeben. Giele &seiiung murSe
Ourd Die Heuerlide 6ntoedltna iol
der goeliteine umueit ser 9~u0eritb1i
ueruriadt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-20
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AIs cine nHaeietlide Serciniauug
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ciugereidt nurOe, erfldrt Die ameri-
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Gompnup. @ierre 9orrilar0 un0 Sic
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cine monopoliitiide @er6in0uig. sic
cine ungeieeIide aom6ination btlOet.
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ten Tirmeu un0 @erioneH. lid benz
ausgdH0iifen unO smiiheuitaatIihen
San0el 5u pi0nen. bis 5miihen IS.
uen mie0er oaS iriihere 8%onturreni-
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