The Florida Evangelist (Jacksonville, Fla.), Vol. 4, No. 34, Ed. 1 Saturday, January 20, 1900 Page: 2 of 4

                                
< ■ . . . . a Year.
op Six Mou lbs.
or Tliroe Moutli
O weeks
For Oue Moutli
 A Copy.
THE FJLOlilDA
IT CHAT.
is not gold that flitter?."
Try to be honest.
Don't waste tne whole year in
tnakiug new resolves.
L.mjg courtships are often injuri
ous
PRICE,
w aiaiDKB.
Si'NT WALDRON
VIDItOB.
1 General Agents.
||oa Plant System,
ROBINSON.
Jfl. R.
JfeliLLS,
rlpllaa department
HSTA ROBERT8,
'ORTER.
IA WHITE.
sing and Collection
it in City.
DHTER.
i Editors s
rALDRON,
IBD,
PraiMnl*.
SMtard.
on
rieanlBEtoa
Young man, never do a thing to
test a girl's honesty.
True manhood always asserts it
self.
What a bright week we have had.
a r** you lonely ? Cheer up; bet-
ter days are here.
Dj you have the blues? Read
The Evangelist and smile once
more.
Ditl you hear the Trio? If not,
halfof your life is lost.
Always be on hand to up-to-date
affairs.
Mrs. F., that very agreeable lady,
is quite a queen.
Miss-
Co.) No 497
URSONAL
rnery's.
to this paper
the city on a
jrth llv-
Diaor-
Rev. Mr.
1
^1
t at the resi-
Londay even-
Mr. and Mrs.
aged.
social will be
ies Irene Dil-
oVi
iy by buying
ill preach at
ch Sunday at
he choir; All
id Mrs. John
i city, a fine
;. Mother and
ilr. Ferguson
as tbi3 is the
eral Azent
o tlic
r a bie
all ot
Dist. Genl.
'Florida, was
getting his
tion in Apl.
38 at Emery'a.
J. Y. P. Uni-
d Christian
heid at Mt
Sunday at 3
xpected.
;enta is Cil -
lenMoned ir,
in another
Bible Claw
Bethel Bap
ery Su ml ay-
re invited.
ams gave a
»r ot Mrs. T.
ing this city
lly received
out £h6es at
ndisposcd tor
tter and able
taiued a few
ing in honor
T. Orange St.
ieon Wedoes-
Jand un-
of b
if you would just eon-
suit your fiiends they might tell
| you how trightful you look.
A red waist never goes with a
red face.
Better weigh well what Is said to
you.
The young man who is seeking a
wife usually shuns the "up-to date
girl."
Some very lovely girls are often
careless about their company.
What an excellent memory you
have Mr. , but then, that is ne-
cessary in your case.
Always speak the truth; it will
pay.
People who are frank are seldom
misunderstood.
"made a poor ont^i
"•uno. ^ 7
SOJJl C4,a-^ f#
But what a "feet boy" a'certain
Dr. was with his big horn !
Where were you Monday nightM
The excitement seems to be 'ly-
ing out.
Will a certain young man apolo-
gize ?
Belter not listen to gossip next
time.
If possible, keep away from peo-
ple who are liable to lead you off.
Keep a wise head and a still
tongue.
Be sure of the man who s-ts next
to you, before you express your opi
niou.
The ladies who were present—
how they were gotten up !
Never fret over unprincipled poo
pie.
Treat that class of people with
contempt.
Mrs. E W R is always graci' u?
and kindly disposed, is the reason
she succeeds.
Thiit cla?»s of people who act the
CJward usually are beneath y#u.
Never waste time.
Did you see Pie "German lead-
er'' in green trimmings ?
But didn't ti.ry nil K>ok, though ?
That solo by a certain doctor
w an original prodit tion.
* .
There is no end of the talent
a ii » g so in *3 of our professional
m in.
A certain M. D hi»s a very cute
way of always being sent for lit
naste.
That old tlodge will ba a thin;; of
the past soon. _ Lxil"
People who are hasty are sel-
loin aLle to keep out ot'trouble.
WTiil Miss B. M. accept the prop-
osition of the ''Bachelors?"
What a mouthful to digest at one
time! -
NAVAL RESERVES ON THE NAHANT,
The old single turreted monitor Nahant, a relic of the civil war, is ir*lii.vXl
by the naval militia cf New York and is defending New York fcarfecA Sbu
carries two 15 inch smoothbore guns, which, although somewhat out of date,
are still able to do considerable execution.
Uesiss^s
& x
ADJUTANT GENERAL CORBIN.
Colonel Henry Clark Corbin, adjutant general of the United states army,
who engineered the great movement of troops to the south, is a veteran of the
civil war and has served 82 -ears in the regular army. Like General Miles, he
is net a West Pointer.
Always look after home
and friends.
folk:
Watch and wait for the whisper.
The coming ot an heiress seem;*
to di-ilurb a certain young man.
The Preachers'
hear them sing: ?
Mrs. L. will arrive ver>
soon, and then Mr. L. will try hi,-'
hand at nursing.
Miss G. is quite a belle, and h;:s
any strings to pull.
Mrs. S. is such .ah earnest lit fit
an that shd attracts man
er sponge
ng woman.
can rea
one
ous sh
trio—did yot
mms
mm
Uri. C/z-
,i h VJ W
58
NET/ CENTURY ENTERTAINMEUST
List Monday evening Bethel
church was filled witu the mem-
bers and friends of the church to
enjoy the program published by
the .Tohnson-Waldron ciub. This
wan truly a "new century enter-
tainment"—aside from the very
rare display in music by Mr. Am-
brose and Mr. Grant together will,
the deilgntful solo by that sweet
winger, Miss Harris. The audience
was given a Mirpr»se in the rendi-
tion of that old,but oeciitiful hymn
"Jesus, Lover of my Soul,'' by llevs
W ai>ir«-i:, as soprano; Johnson, as
alto; and Greggs as bas.^o; the
q'.iar'e'le. Iliti \\ ;■ s to be sung, on
account (.) He v. Lliiott's piejMiing
to leave tne city, was omitted and
the trio sung instead—which re-
ceived loud ana repented applause
from the audience, thai caused a
return of tho tiioto ti>e platform,
when they merely bowed and re"
tired amid many cheers.
The next number was the famous
"German Band," led by Prof W 1
Lewis, known as <*Capt Romania,"
who gave quite an exhibition of the
musical ability of his band.
rIhe alto solo by Dr A \V Smith
was wonderful in its sound hs was
also the solo by MrUu Mays. '1 he
bass drummer, MrS II Hart was a
picture worthy an artist's pen, «iiii
the snare drummer, Mr I A Ross,
— who can describe him? 'fh**e«-r-
netist, Mr E U Deas was the r gln
man in the right j lucivnui ih<* b-i r
itonist, Mr JS G:;i?:t, who It ii il-
ways a treat to hear was up to his
usual standard.
The entire band was under the
leadership of Prof W I Lewis, who
ted wi'h a piccolo;this leader could
be better appreciated by seeing
ana hearing than by any descrip-
tion that we can give ef him.
Prof A~St~t*£0 Richardson repr«
sente<l an Englith gentleman v l «
was tinxh'tts to engage the band
lor whose benefit the band perform
ed. T':is number afforded rare
amusements. Refreshments were
sold by the various member.3 of the
club.
This was truly "a new century
entertainmen t.
Too mujh credit cannot be given
Prof J R Johnson, who had entirt
charge of the program. The whole
*fFair was a financial success and
>dl who took part have the thanks
of the members of the club and ol
the managers.
The New Yorl
ufacturi- g Co is1
good business
Those who wish
at haif price wilj
avoid the rush.
Mrs C C Davlsj
tained Mrs Fori
eveninir-
& M ii n -
rattling
Bay St.
le clothes
hurry to
ly enier-
Mondi'y
The program Evening at
Bet he! church vl
-tn<i tiigbly errjoj
ciowd piesent
Apnts
Enrio'c 2,' sf^mp foj
seru] i<
make ir »;> to
H'so IK; !.r':^^>llte^i
W'aU'.l. A<i<ir»ssJ
r>; 11
> U t.' S. t
P O ?:<?x r>ru.
Lawyer \VetiiQ'
ly eii|L's:ir< d in a v|
v«irce rase. JNIr.
shrewd lawyer, wl
honestly with all]
The Hudson
•rive an oratorical
el church Monda;
will be a rare trel
literary attainim
hear the student!
of the various sc
mitted for Dei- ; |
The Ross *«•>
store is the b.-st
groceries; prices]
ment to all; <rive
rel
Lhe
wIT* i r
large
SOMETHING NEW!
New Druggist, New Stock, New Ideas—but the same old ole?
pind the same honest metho<Js are in use at the old Hughes' l>rut
.Store, Bay and Ocean Streets, Jacksonville,-which was recen'dj
nought by Heffky Bros, of Nevv York, to be run as a branch store'
'their Pharmacy at Brooklyn, N. V.
IHBFFIiEY BROS.
#York. M.-w Jersev and Pe nnsylvania, both in the Wholesale a id Retail
'irniie his mnde tliem c-apM c men.
dm?
L - «re our specialty. Pare, fr«sh drucs nrd k
i ObCi- caIs will be used and compeaadm^ done onl'-I
graduaf« s of College of Pharmacy.
nd we wil [ ^ Wc; Sc licit tenuon
v you caD j 9
k
ited
iouth, and
fiae Gold
rf your patr^mcre niiit assure courtCo -.s
to anything entrusted to oui care.
. 0..
file, Ky.
ry active-
nine fft di-
-e, while a
fairly and
.. «1
ci it • will
jt in li« »h-
jng This
[I lovers of
■ ot and
si tipils
i i ad-
1 i<: ;»ttend,
in Crocery
I - ii V your
|ti*f;.ir t reat
call.
T. P HBFFJLEY. Ph. G
M ANAO K R ''
fU»l ft'i.t New » hono=?. Apencjr H"yler's F\ne Caiiflies. "'amps ;.n 1 Pas,ul;;, . i
i
trtct a ;|
i •
3
4
CLARK & BURNS CO .
| Undertakers ] Embalmers \
*Cor.Main and IVionroe Sts. t
Old and New Phones 864.1
•
_ Telogrsnh and Te|pf»lu»n - Or/'ors Promptly At»e*ifl,.(} lo f
^ "VJ *'3 »
opsn Dav a,nd Nisht
Professional Emiialmsrs. GEO- W- CLAHX. T-
V
iti
St Philips 1' 10 rl will "jrive a
bazaar iu the K;Sof Pythias
HmII on the 29th l;h of Janu
•try.The proceeds®- their new
eliurch and the p» asked to
assist in this worVort.
Wanted seve!
nistrict Office Ml
represent mt- in ttielrf
c un i«s. Willing-to pT
weekly. Desirable e rl
1 opportunities. efci
e!<<s • ?e! f ad ire seel st;l
:::• k, ::yj Caxton Builil
DONT SUFFER, TH K ELEC-
TRO POISE.
JliSOXS FOK
lin ' his state to
tl aurronnding
ly $00 i. payable
lit with uuusu-
K changed. ICn
[nvelope- l<». A.
licajro.
I''■ v J B L Willi
11 ugh this city <
Cure all diseases without the use o
medicine
absorpt
fails. It is needed in every tamily, tor it
will relieve every weakness or
ai Intent, vO the most per
sistent chronic diseases and without the j
use of a grain of medicine. Thousands of
jit's a Sin to Swear
ine. A pure Oxygen treatment, by j J^Ut tllG 111*111 WllO llJW
?tion-It cures where everything else J
to eat
POOE BREAD
    _  .... blamed l\,r u^in- |,e
people "all over the United States, from I p^en/'aUve is?e
riti7pns to kwvers. doctors, nrea- J 
1 Cannot be
I
REAR ADMIRAL SAf^PSON.
William T. Sampson, acting rear admiral in corca:ainl of tl^a I^erth At-
lantic squadron, was president cf the Maine court cf inquiry. ITa was barn i'i
Palmyra, N. Y., abont 56 years ago and was a poor boy, but brains and hari
Work have placed him where he is today, the west conspicuous figure in the
United States navy.
og to
the public —! e
*a*' iv'M?
ho has access
y tell about her
how
Miss —
ppears.
ry's for Shoer.
ne VW ask your
>ti let as you d< ,
mg
is that gon e
> -ort^i- Ir*1**
v1-»
I BEEGHABM'B t
t PBLLm vsBi*tte living |
a esrc PS Hoes at;i Nervous Blscpgeps,, ®
0 lo cojita aci E3 cents, at dreg elores?. ^
DEATH OF MRS. WIDKERSOX.
The r.ews ot the death of Mrs. W. A
Wilferrson, the wife of Rev. W. A. Wil
kerton of FlemiDgton, la , reached us
too late f«;r publication last week so we
pubiish it tbis tteik.
On the 6 h inst., while R«-v. "Wi'ker-
son was forty miles away from home at-
tendinK to h?s church work, lie recciyd
■i tehgrnm statipg that his wife had
dropped dead at their home in FJtm-
ington.
The funeral of this sainted and widely
known woman was held at the Baptist
church of Flemington, of which she bad
had hem a faithful member i >r manv
viars, on Monday, January 8 h. It w.f
the largest funeral seen in that town lor
many years; over a thousand persons
oeing ia atlendance.
Iu a future issue we wiil give an ac-
count ot the life and labors ot this noble
woman.
Rey. Wilkerson and his family have
the sympathy of the entire s'ale in their
»fSiction, and we would commend tnem
to our Father in heiyen, who doth not
willingly afflict or siieve the children of
men.
-liU*
i ual
where he wi
te to Games
fpnel the an-
conference o|m E church
Dr A W Smithl
*ont as a delegat{
M E church to tl
ence in Gainesvij
Revs Kuger, 8«j
son, Elliott antl G|
f->r Gainesville t<
al conference in s|
Chiltlr^n'n t-hoes
Alen's $1.00 at Emer]
WA^TEU-REVEl
HONEST persi
Ma'tagors in this and cl
r $9 in a year and exd
fidf, no more no Ipesj
tnanent. Our refe eni
town. Ittsinninly ol
iuime. Reference. 11
tamped envelope. Tn.f
tJept. 3 Chicago.
private citizens to lawyers, doctors, prea
D. oassed chers, supreme judges, editors, etc ,
- even Crowned Heads of Europe have
given written testimonials of these facts.
Book ot testimonial, and matter cf
ijreat interest with price ot instruments
sent free. Send your address and see
what people say who have tested its mer-
its. Asents wanted, TI1E ELECTliO-
POlcE CO..513 4th St. Louisville, Ky
deeted and
Ebernezei
lual confer-
vour BUi'j A I) of
PUOKHARfi.
is'; L c
BAKt- RY 925 WEST
8®" Wasjon Delivery twici
New Phone 375.
A ham?
1 h <!ay.
Old P!
igen, Patter
ieft Tuesel-ay
id the annu
in that city
Fs, Ladies' 75c.
|B"I0HT: AN"
jr-'present ns as
counties .-'H la-
st' a'uht, bon i -
Position |><r-
|y bank tn any
Irk eonrtuct' d at
^ct f- afl •1 rosf-o'l
TNION compakv.
L- STEIN
Baker and ice Cre<m Maker
a . sAnn .vo.
s. n:
h" t-- "'KMEXUEE
THE NEW i'ij ;• GiiaSEty CO.
A SAP,:
_sr.i r.<
Wedd nij ar': Parties supplied
ih^: s iv>rtoL;t uJtice. Lest bread s
cakes iu town,
at
Mil?, Deaf: I
A Itich cur-
.1 (>f her deafne's^
nd noises In tho
» » . « . , head by i»r. .\ieho:-
s>n Art fle-latKar Drums, er-vt i. I ia
institute, so tnat de;if iieoplti unable to i r >-
cure tar Orumsn.av have th -m fr-e. Address
No. H44 «•, The M( hols Institute, 7:0 h.i-luh
Avenue. New Yorx. "
MINISTERS,
Clergymen's pert,]
IT. C. & P. R. R .
■icket a.eents and cf>i
■em until January 3j
Uierjrymen's peri
Plant Sjstem will b]
gent8 and conflucl
until Jan. 15, 1900
Ministers of the
churches making ap,
men's permits shou
hemselves as "Mlssi
ister<Fi
Dist
Fernandina, Fla.
December, 26, li
[NOTICE.
ir oyer the
|bc honored by
^rs on that sys-
X>
1899 over the
jored by ticket
Ion that svstem
sionary Baptis
[ion for rlerg\ -
careful to slur
fv Baptist Min-
^W. Lancaster,
*a;e Missionary
lVu'liT, Eggs, a:.d Fiai's if all Ki.d>.
STAPLE AND F^KCt GEOJlES
\XI) rilliBfCE.
Motions ami C lot'iin^- our
For h»we^t casli pr c-i, ctll a-jd t*.
Hunne before buying eij^whrro. Wr;
lowest cash price*,
100-111 RHIIHiE ST.
2 i 3 E. £t.d 227 W. B;v s
New Phone No. 224.
Jacksonviiie, Fia.
T. S WOOD,
Corner Bay and Oedar streets.
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4
4
a
Churc Tes.
Ft>r Coinmtiiiioi
Welche'd pure, un;
•tui'*e. For sale t
E H.REY OLDS,
.04
- MAI
rv . Jes use I>r
nented Grnp«
|A few re?isons why you should visit this J
store before purchasing elsewhere.
The goods^ are jist opened up, are fresh—they ire CHEAP ^
Pi ices ai'o most r'eaoouaOlc coUsiiiuriiig
X i 1 ne P°ods are j lSt op,
♦ f STQi a!,;1 Uf-To-l.UB!
^ j 3 9 V I ^ their quality .
STREET.
A.N Dcbhins
GUN and MSK SMITH
Rubber Stamp and
Notorial Seals,Bad
Trunks Repaired,
51 WEST F
Jack8">nvi
:il,Factory,
'.c.,made to order,
pre!las .recovered.
ItsYT H ST.
Florida.
lOur Lino of Gaps
^l^ine. You can save money in® this
Quchess Trousers!;
I
 ^  ♦
are the best in the < itv f,.r tho price,!
ranging from 75 to 7 00. If you want^
oae this season be suru to tsnninsour j*
this way. A word about
♦
<i
We are atronts in t!ii^ c'ty for^
tii» m,and we want our trieuds toX
ry one pair ol . iicra j b it id all v»'tf
they Lave |
isk. You will then wear no other kind. For style, durability, and
iO equal. Remember the addrtss. ("all around.
| It is no trouble for our cieiks to show
Goods.
I
T. S. WOOD,
*
.f CORN ER, B VY *nd CK1) Ml STREETS.
■fc a» m m m ■ —     "*' * t>
St
A GREAT SURPRISE
OFF THE EARTH
RP>A OF RESPECT
Joshua Brother John
■ t hi-« City
. 1S9J?.
tie uiys-
Provi-
fi o i>
*inth of
lament*
ker; one
' gelist for public it'oi.
KewarU Long1,
AtargAret Middleton,
Jopn rinrl-, ,
Com-nittee on Resoludone.
A. Rentlej-, Secretary.
PAY UP.
We have on our books over two
thousand dollars which are due us
what ! by our subscribers^ We are greatly
ty, the in need of ihis re oney—it we had it
ristian in i,anj we could meet our obiisra-
ty. h b ■
ht and , tions and improve and ealar^e the
The Continental Uestaurarv
has been repaired and is nfw open
birsv Class Liodging and Meals. Tables nicely L'ep "
Everything needed furnished in ali styles j-> suit.
Call when in the^ciiy.
421 Corner Monroe and'Pok Streets,
-"-•Tat r^- .?.FL A.* "ZZZm
A. B. HUTCHISON, )Iaiiager
NEW ENTERPR
THE MUTUAL AID SOU :TY
a h Undertaking Bstablisbmeni
SEfCO US QME DOLLAS
Cut (his ad. out anv trn<l to ns wf.h ^l.GOv and we will send you iius NEH |
FMrilOVF.a PA IS LUU GEJI OBfiAS, bj freight t. O. D.« subject tn examina-
tion. Von ean cxaaiae It at j our bearcat freight Ucpct. and If i
you find It exactly si* rcpa*c*e»led» t«* greaU-at va'ce «ua ever sa* I
and far better than sd*ert»^ c rs# uilzcrs zt score monev. pay the freight j
5.50« l«M £*f \> GO deposit, or $84.50 and'
■t OUR PRICE S35      
Irc.itfclrharf**. THE PARL-Ori OEM Ison* of Ibc nut Ill'UAIUX
AS3 8WKETESX Sostr-.iiHM.t3 c». r uia>:e. From the illustration
sh > n, vhicb is ca-fraved direet f:< ::i ajiUntoj^raph you can form
asmeiJeaof its be.-uitlf.
ravrcd MkornaliHiti
bfautrd maptjeetry dc.ir
and oraameois, maklag II tfce VEr.Y L.l'lEST S. VI.''. 'i'lll-; I'AIiLOlf
CM is6 feet high, 42 inches lone,—1 inelies widea^d weighs 350
pounds. Contains t octaves, 11 stops, as fellow-*: DI >'<a'.f.n, Priiclpal,
Unidiu, Hstedia. C-.!cstr, Ctnotl, BasiCcnip^r, TrpWeCja;!?.-,
Diapuan Forte vb4 To* Humane; 2 OcisreCjap fr*. 1 'fjne SksH,
1 Rrlntl Orju 8i*r3, 4 8e;« »f Orch*«tr»l Tjucd I' i'.Oi: -!u-j
<2iaIUj Rrwlo, 1 B-tot 87 Purr Sweet HrleA'i* E*«!-. 1 St of 37
Cbormingi; IlriBUot Celeste Keods, J Pfl »f2i HUh a. !!,•«
Dlapasoo Reedo, 1 8«t of PleasiM Soft Hfl vj;Prkc'pal
THE PARLOR GEM action couslsteof tha
Celebrated keweH Reeds, which are or.Iy ased in tic fef^h-
est prade instnjmeBt3: fttted wivh It^naioad Coot:.-h^
Vox Humaaa, also best Doirre felts. laatUsrs, etc., beilow..
Has in stfck a complete line of bnri-il material, such <• fiin^,
<et.«, buriHl robes, und lias a first-c-Iass hear-e in «<!•! r!<»»i to lh J
_ usiliens We are prepared to give the public sa burial o itfit clieHre'|
❖ ban can be had at any other place. We ma'vce a ^pecii.by
^ «ft rthe burials. Special inducements to anv society in the coun-|
♦ rry who <l»Kires. * »
£ u OFFICE is in The I^anrastcr Building'."Xo. 5
gwhtre we will make 'erms and pric< s to suit vou Uespecilally
» Jameson & McCartliy.jM,.ksoil,il„,Fll
Main birec!.|
•,4r+-+
TOX IMIUHUiRf «I3V ICIVO. 1»OIUOI j, WC1HI TT..
of the best rubber cloth, s^plv twllows slock ai.d finest
leather In valves. THE PAtlLOR OEM is fumi he i
with a 10x14 beveled plat* French mirror, nickel elated
m.
pedal frames, and every modern improvement. \T*
hrahk free a baodMme oi*g vn stool aad the best erg as ta&trae-
knew
ipalfiize
mr bro-
paper. Our subscribers are able
pay, and we believe the majority if
them will Jo so at some timi
ear,
GUARANTEED 25 YEARt.
Issue a written biodlag 85-year truaranWa, by tha
tamsand conditions of which if any part gives out »e
repair It fro* at charff. Try It one month and we wiU
refnruJ y«nr money if yon are net perfectly satisfied. 500
of the-e organs will b* sold at $35.50. OUDEit
AT »IiGE. B»ST BELAY.
OUR RELIABILITY tS ESTABLISHED
doaJt witJj as ask yaurneigfeboraboat as, write
of this paper or Metropolitm
Cora Mat. Bask, of Icago;
nt** *■ Hew YoMc; or any
Chicago. Wo
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