1 10 24 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7d1152edc0df441c61b0af31040158d9.pdf 6477572dd7948ee35ecd5dd78774b0fc PDF Text Text A A M 11 B M ES'-.. ; ' "v. •*** r '' ' • *" - i**1*T... V.’.-.rlTSrrS? • . - • I yw viny.n>y Property 1H ü'M ’y ÿ W F W -- 35^ placed in our hands will be attractively presented to thousands . of prospective | chasers. » . ' */ pur* • — Our lists of_ prospects is increasing at^the rate of 50 per day. Our dealings will be fair and just tQ buyer and seller. We smail are • having a good demand for improved truck farms at reason­ able prices. Room 10 Welborne Block Sanford, Fla yi �* TWELVE PAGES— Part I— Pages I to 8 mu Sp ffa HSu li I N S A N F O R D — Life la Worth Living SANFORD. FLORIDA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26. I90B Number 19 ALL AROUND FLORIDA líelo Sardinia, which took place a ttlie with something like eclnsyT He has the parents’ home. Quite a.party- of Italian delightful recklessness of inexperience,and friends and relatives were nsemtded at recognize no difficulties th at m ay not be the residence of the Sardinia fnmlly and overcome. His inmginntion has no ele­ The General News Of “ The Land were in full enjoyment of the ceremonies We Spend Our Years as a Talc ment of necromancy in it, nntl.Jtc thinks Items of Interest Gleaned From ,n incident J o jITte' hnptlini Of~tlie Infant -- ----------- Th a i Is Toui;: tt-ensy-to do-nil sortsof imprrssiblc-Thinfti; — ( o f - f l o ‘w e r s Various-Sources-------into the Catholic church when Antonio No winter blast of failure lias touched h is+ Urao. one of the ituests, was shot down cheek, nnd his trust and confidence in Iris and killed by an unknown party. Urso, » -THE OLD AND THE NLW fellows is of troplcnl abundance, for suspi HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS who was nmonft a limup of merrymakers cion has le ver nudged his elbow, and men in the rear part of the house induliiimi nnd women nre as angels to him.* The in the feast in progress after the Infantile Standing on the Threshold of a New consciousness that tljis is a hard world to Here .the Readers Will Find o Brief Year, It Is Time Tor Retro­ A„ Epitome o f th e W eek'» M o st Im . baptism, was called to the front |{nte Historical Spring Flowing live uprightly in has not touched his heart spective T hought____ _____ pur»ant HappcnliH» In th e i>JL«„stranger nnd as ]ic_uususpectingly by-no mtirh-nii-n lin g e r t iivnqd h e sees -tn -------------- For Hurried Readers---------------— S ta te '» Domain.. approached the front of the premises he Wriitrn for Ttir Herald. Mrs. Bridget MeCinley of Kelnyrcs, Pn„ Wr t|K-,i,t our yrurx on n mir .thin It i„M_ others the sweetness nml light which fills Col. Fred. L. Robertson, one of the best wns shot down,.- supposedly by the man l’anima «dl. died last week nt the age of ninety years. his own life so full of sunshine. known Confederate veterans in the stnte, who had called Idm from the itntc. bis His js the beauty of on nn untried soul Sixty-four years ago. In Ireland, she reOW. strange it will seem to us Jjil m 1,}> 1^ tn. Tnlinhnsaeq n few and by to liv e hi a world in which He tllliifcs uf greatness, but we who look iTtved-tlie-totnl-abstmrnrr--p|ptlgr»- frtitn:----expiring. Father Tlieohald Matthew nnd kept it in­ dsysTUlothere is no time at all beep use jlmri oil cannot tell whether he Is really great •I . ^ ^ n r i o n County Fair, which closet Twenty-two prominent ibjmgbiy effort must be. made. violate up to her dehih.’~ Saturday, another day having been added Pensacola were gathered—iiwut nn-w*rly nothing, since tltexe are so many of them Tlien the revelation will come to trim and Donald Grant Mitchell, known the sw W -» • < on account of the popularity of the fair. hour Monday morning by the sheriff and that the treasury cannot lie exhausted. to us alike. When the Haines crackle nnd over ns “Ike Marvel," died last week a t hts—— i«ms td have been entirely successful ns will fnec the judge of the crlnilnaTcourt ' Timo exhibits curious trails which really mar we learn what stuff wo are made of home near New Haven, Conn., at the age an exhibition of whnt can be done in on the chnrgo of \gambling. ’ Two rnlds are well worth observing. But do not muse him from Iris sleep. Let of eighty-six years. His host known one of the best agricultural and mining were made by the sheriff, the first being It is in no hurry whatever; lull, on the him dream on. denr boy of our households, works are "Reveries of a Bachelor" and or the State. It guve abundant tqxin the DeLunn Gub, n social organiza­ contrary, seems to be willing to sit at its until the sunshine falls on Iris cyelidsnnd "Dream Life." proof that no other county in Floridn tion in DeLunn street in the business ease, on the roadside when it is watching wakens him. Soon enough lie will learn The chancery court of Virginia has de­ alfordi better opportunities for pleasant center, when eleven [wmrineiit young the boys nnd girls of the world. So per­ Iris sad lesson; soon enough discover that cided tile suit brought by Mrs. Florence Immes nnd accumulation of wealth id men were arrested and taken to the sistently docs it liugpr in our early dnys, not all his companions came from the New Mnyhrick and her mother, the Baroness many different lines than does Marion. county jail where they Inter bond for Imfore yet there nre clouds in the sky Jerusalem with (lie fragrance of heaven Von Roque, against D. W, Armstrong for Kissimmee has seven acres of het their nppearohee/ A few minutes after­ that we many times wish it would throw about them. In (lie m eantime hiscnstles tlie recovery of properly worth over $*2 .town tols planted to cnbbngc, which is wards the shcrifT appeared nt the St. away n fow summers nnd winters nnd are quite worth Iris building, though lie 000,000, in favor of the ladies. expected to bring $100 per acre. Thrifty Charles Hotel, where an alleged game bring us suddenly nearer to a realization may never live in them. Give him your By the collapsing of n portion of n con­ propie are those cabbage planters, nnd wns In progress, in which eleven more of our dreams. Then,when we are in the blessing, hut do not disturli Iris pleasant crete bridge being ercctc/l over the Potomac cleanly, too. for the they nre enemies to were engaged, Including the proprietor rUsIrniut Vvhtrrnrtife, imr idimiMers laden llioil gills. *7" river at Hagerstown. Mil., four men wear* weeds and therefore benefnetoro to the of the hotel. The DeLunn Club, which with duties nnd responsibilities, time loses If you turn to ripe mnnltood what ndlf- killed nnd a number badly injured. oooupi«*—two — fcrciiU ULVimmiiciU.gtccLa yuu. - -I h c J in town. ' lurou-MuUiu,-thM-q!iwaH-nr-*i>urt,-w4ll------The half of the present ornnge crop of building,, wns recently organized nml that we wonder if weeks nnd months are hns been built nml the boy in passing envr New York about the middle of J a n ­ th>- St;it.- 1» yet on the lr<>cH. A groat much surprise wus occasioned when it winged apd huve.Jlown away in the night (1trough it lias lu-ounr serious. There is n uary fur n trip to Australia, her native dignity in his hearing that circumstances country. She will lie aw ay a -year, many of the orange growers nre bolding lecnnuTkriown timt at an enriy hour in slept. tile shcrifT had marie.n raid on tlie place But in old age time cannot go fast enough have developed. He has broadened and their fruit back, not letting it go Into Eighty horses were Itorned io death in to suit itself. We get the impression that dce|M*ncd since he caught his first glimpse market to be worked ofT in n glut, and nml turned up sudi a condition. a fire in IndiannpoliB la&t week. they will gel much better prices for their The Portuguese cabinet has resigned fruit for doing so— DeLnnd Record. a u l tlie king has selected a now hoard of Plant City is dnity shipping straw ­ counsellors. berries to Northern markets. At Madison Square garden last week ' J. M. Truliy pmdc n shipm ent of thirty Tom Longboat, the Canadian Indian run­ quarts of strnwbprrics Thursday. This ner. defeated Dornmln, the world's cham ­ shipment is 00 days ahead of the regular pion. The race was tlie greatest ever ru n ’ and tlie lime was,reefird-breaking. shipping season for this section nnd serves to show whnt a mild winter we Twenty-four burglaries were committed are having, if the wcfltlier conditions me night Inst week in Allnutn. should remain unchnngcd heavy sliii>C m iflR iy tfod, the unfailing to u r« of light and rarrey, Henry A. Agitr oT“ PfInceidiCTndiann7 ments,would be made from this |Lolnt by who wns reported dead and part of Iris who hasi brought u$ io the beginning of this year, ij? January lf>lb. but it Is expected the -Jife insurance paid to his widow, has been and art sparing us to looe Chcc and to Keep Chy tJJ weather man will siion send along some ouiul alive 1in Texas. Ho is under arrest, . coramandmiiils, prepare us, we b«ecch Chee, for the coming A weather that will bold the plants back barged with fraud nnd embezzlement days. Eel Chy grace enlighten our darhuess and strengthen i j? until our regular stripping season. 90 mounting to over $ 100.000. days hence— Bradford County Telegraph our weaKness. Help us io forgot the sins and sorrows of the The steam ship Lusitania left New York lust week with 4,904 sacks of Christmas The Odd Fellows' hall nt Bagdad, past, cherishing only the wisdom and the humility they may mail for foreign countries. This is the recently erected at a cost of $2.500. was have taught,us*.., Tnsplrc us with new purposes and new largest amount of mull ever curried by one destroyed by (ire Thursday. The build­ hopes. Deepen wlthjn our hearts the looe of truth and good* vusscl on one Yuyagc. ing was a two-story one. and the lower ness. Renew tn us the life of that which alone maRcs life Une sausage fifty-seven feet long wns portion was used ns an opera house. The worth living. Enable us io discern the solemn meaning of the wonder of the occasion nt the wurslfire is of unknown origin and the loss fest af Wooster, Ohio. Christmas day. The these earthly days, and the high and sacred purpose for which was complete. The building wns insured sausage was trailed nround the table and for $1,100, but there was.no insurance on they are gloen. Suffer us not to be unfaithful to Chee. each guest cut ofT ns much ns he choso.* ’ 1 the paraphernalia nnd furnituYe either Chou hast richly blessed us hitherto) stilt lead us by Chy A mob rit Caracas, Venezuela, last week owned by the Odd Fellows or by the hand« still admonish and guide us by Chy spirit, and leave us dcf.lroyed everything that had uuy npamusement company, nnd the loss of the not to ourselves, Cbcu Good Sbepberd of tbe sbeep. Eel not IKiarance Of hèlonging to President Cas­ latter will amount to more than $ 1,000 tro. or representing him in any manner, the sorrow and weariness of life rob us of our faith In Chee. intiddition to the building. Castro wtio is now in Eurojie, will probably Whatever light may shine or shadow fall, keep us In the TelA movement was inaugurated at the never return to Venezuela, ns Iris reign as meeting of the chamber of commerce in lowshlp and In the service of 3csus Christ our Eord. Ament president of that country is considered at Pensacola a few nights ugo to protect b*I _ _ n gn end. the Interests of the Gulf CnnsL iiLsn fur Thé Fidelity Funding Com|iuny of P itts­ as they relate to the navy, and a com­ burg. Pa., ik bankrupt. It wus organized mittee was appointed to («resent to the a little morn than two years ago by R. J, body the most feasible plan for not rid of us by leading us sjieedily toward of the first tragedy. Life may no longer Kicran. und capitalized ut $0,000.000, ouly preserving but developing the nnvy A Deserved Compliment heaven, at whose gates it bidsusfarcwell. Ite a dream, for those old days lire gone The object of the company was to loun ya/ds of Pensacola, New Orlcuns and (Sanford Corrc»|n>/ul«'nt uf Tlim-t-UiaonI money with which tu build churches, pa­ l e s in which the commercial Key JJCLest. Rev. D. B. Sweat, pastor of the Methodist No time is so short ds tlmt of the man who and he Tins looked upon a new earth and rochial residences and schools, and the has passed the three score milestone. The the South wilj be requested to rimrch of Sanford, bus been absent all the a new heaven. But in place of the ilfi'ani co-operute. This action was brougliT wcek attending the annual c o n fo rm r nt rlneli no lunger licks the seconds away. has come a struggle which hardens every losses from outstanding mortages will he cinlmmissitlL«. to sqy the Ici raM. •bout by the published intention of the Miami. There were no services in the hut the days. The very weeks Hash by. fibre <>| lus frame, ami as lie sits fiy (lie The Senate lias confirmed the nomina­ navy department to practically abolish church Sunday. It is the earnest wish of Hardly do the (lowers of April bloom be­ winter fireside—whether in a Imnible or tions of Luke E. Wright of Tennessee to fore the frosts of November set in, and all navul stations on the Gulf Coast in the members of the church and of the cit­ luxurious home, ittiiatlernjiut—some dear be secretary of war, nnd Truiimit II. New­ hardly do the frosts carve fantastic pic­ woman by his side with whom by has f«vur of foreign station ut Guantanamo, izens of Sanford generally that Mr- Sweat Cuba. tures on tlie window pane before the sun walked through stormy and through sunny berry of Michigan to he secret ary of the return to the Sanford church. During the of nnuther spring makes tire meadows years, the children making the welkin navy. The total shipment of strawberries for past year the membership hos increased green once more. ring with their glee, dare you say there is The worst blizznrd experienced" tn New Plant City for the week ending December by nearly one hundred. Mr. Sweat, besides But whnt care wc if nt the end of time less hnppiiiess there than wns fuund lit Foundland for m any years raged for fortyUih wns 2,816 quarts. The ruling price working faithfully for the interests of tlie °t berries lust week wus 30 cents per church, is always in tlie head line for the we can draw on eternity. Time con gain that man s boyhood days? His enjoyment eight hours last week. Much damage was quart. advancement of Sanford nnd takes a live­ no advantage over us, for if he would be lias u different flavor, toil is not keen and done to fishing vessels. Many boats were sharp. * lost, some of which were blown ashore. Work has been begun on the Leon ly interest in the general afTairs of the quit of us we also would he quit of him. He is our servunMifter all, aud is nothing — Alfred do. Oru of Cuba is th e throw-cush­ But turn from this magnificent |»eriod «wnty court house addition and IlS cOhV- Celery G ty. («ettcr than the driver of a coach who whips ioned billiard champion of the world, hav­ of achievement to a / aim and serene old Is called for in three months’ F lorida S tra w b e rrie s Sell Well up his horses when they snuff die stable. ing won the third block of tlie match with age. It has its earthly life behind it. hut itme. 6 n the east side of the present Florida strawberries made their T itia n Tlie passengers ate tired with their jour­ before it i« immortality. - I t ia fike n-gor* Tltomas A-JlucsUin uf S l Lou it by the building will be erected u two-story a n ­ In refrigerator lots this week and created ney. nnd tliey. too, ure glad to rest after geous day in October, when the clouds score of fifty to thirty-eight. The- final nex, consisting of four 18 by 24 feet sopie enthusiasm as u result of tlie fine the day’s Jolting. Why should we mur­ throw gruy shadows on the luke and the score for the three blocks w usdc Oro 150, Rpsrtmcnts, nnd two luills, upper and quality and appearance which they |»re- mur or grow despondent, for wc have been forests are crimson, Y oirm ay not com­ Hucston 107. lower. The rooms on the north side of sented. The sixes were larger than usual living, jn the porter's lodge on our Creator’s pare such a day with a dny in June.whcn Congress will a p p r o b a te $10,000 to b* hall will he occupied by offices by ond there were no defects. Eight cars con­ estate, and by and by we shall hear the the sap in every tree Hows like a mountain enable the secretary of agriculture to con­ •noie of the county officials. Those on taining eighty quarts each arrived Thurs­ summons of that grim servitor, Death, to torrent, hut it bus a beauty and a glory of duct experim ents to determ ine the practi­ ike south arc vaults for the safekeeping day. The stock brought 50i«i75r a quart. leave the homely cottage ahd take upour Its own, a beauty und u glory so sublime cability of making paper m aterial out of ^f records. These vaults nre to be built The dem and for tlie berries was mostly abode in the Father’s house. ' thni you look upon the landscape with cotton stalks. ,__ . entirely of cemented brick' with metal confined to the big hotels. From. usw.BJl mingled te a rs mid sm iles.—— >— — The question ha* been often oskedr »tbs, tiled goon and "»tone faemgf. m The $10,000 worth of jewelry .lost by receivers expect that the stock will come Which is the happiest |ieriod uf human Old age has a beauty which docs not last there will he no danger in case of Mrs. Sue Williams Buck of Richmond ana ^ In quantities sufficient for all trade pur­ llfeT It would be difficult to say. for each obtuin with any other time of life. Its Mr. E. B. Dyer has the contract at Pullman 'sleeper on tlie Atlantic Coast poses. . - - pleasures nre twofold—tlie battle is over Line recently has beep recovered upon the has a charm of its own. •bout $7.200. nnd the future Is near. The strength of confession uf a negro named Tucker who What more unique or exquisite specta­ Just Received West Tampa experienced a sad senthe body is like the ebb tide, hut the was arrested on suspicion. Tucker claims Lowney's Christinas line of fine candles cle than that |«resented by u youth, fired jntioiial ending Sunday night to the strength of faith is like the tide on the tluit ho found the jewel casein Mrs. Buck’s with ambition, planting his luq>es on the «ttlvies Incident to the christening of the finest in tlie city. sky und looking forward to tlie realization Gakneh it Roukktx. berth and held the jewels for reward. Cositau*J on r .j, 7 M Infant daughter of Mr. and Mr». An- 0I1R NEW YEAR SERMON 08 NEWS OE THE WORLD - ’09 Terca \r II e - f if S í T ■»T’ 1- - 1’ -, ÉM û 111 ~ r ~ counties V < v * 'M i t ; ' : ;; . __ ^ ' ' < ¿ f® “tP C > ■,. r:i A grayer for thr N n u fn t r ^ SÌ-zl A .•.•¿j--. ÁMr 4L * . -fc V ri ¿ s ;;,i .lit; • : �; thedU appoLaunenLi ftndU w sorrowof (he New Year if I had the power. upon Ike broad brighter pictures of the coming year. I would A Budget of Opinion " Ju s t Be rather be nblc to throw in beautiful and bold relief before the vision of my read tween You and Me" ers a realization of the hope that the year 1900 will be a twelve months of EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT hnppiness, prosjterijy and contentm ent to every human -ttcmg; that pence may dwell with us; that thrift may abound “ A Chlel ts Among Yc Taking Notes, that civilizatioff* may advance and Christianity extend; that intelligence may ond roltti. He’ll Prcnt 'Em"— be diffused throughout all lands; that suf­ So Soys Sountcrer. fering may be banished, and that the Sf trial Corttopondtnco to Tht litreId, spirit of brotherly love may radiate from As S w eet ond As D ear As Ever She has cast mUlethe «armrnli that n while «to every heart and warm and cheer the »lir wore itire human family; - • — ——-------^ )A T iS n á c ¿ H 'a n 3 tTie*ttIrrôrT«Be ITTe weal no mort*; To nil readers of The Herald, to cvcryThe füllor hat It put owoy, oml »hoc* of patent | body. The Sauntcrer wishes a Happy New Or r/sfntjrrutaetlnml thé hosê that suited tümrorr Year and the fullest realization of fondweather. CURBSTONE GLEANINGS li-V ■«**r • ponlta of c.the said -"fljrin* -jinnier" and which could leave no doubt or lit! »1 equipment fo r Captain Of the mounted police. • I hear that Sun Bros.’ circus la­ this way, und I take time by the forelock to thus early notify Governor Broward to have the S tate Militia in readiness to send to Sanford on n nflrttrto's notice to assist our “force" in |>reserving order during the circus pageant. Yours forProgress, FLORIDA PRODUCTS IN N. Y. And we love lovi her lull ■* much a* when the wa* a tion sold Tuesday up to $2 to $2.00. summer alii. 4 I would rather see Sanford a city of a a a 4 The average woman's heart .aches a good deal more over the poor heathen In -• "India tliiiti it docs over the dirty.children “ In,tiie itcxF street.’ A M o th e rs A rgum ent iff 4 A lieutenant commander of the nnvy, wlten about seventeen years of age. wrote to Ids mother, who had displeased him by addressing him us her "dear hoy.” lie felt nt that- time that *he was a man. or very near it, mid wrote saying that her addressing him as a "b o y " was very hu­ miliating—he received in reply n letter . full of reproaches mid tears.. The lieuten­ ant said thnt the letter lie had written to liis mother whs (he most to he regretted net of his life. Among other tilings his mother said ; "You might grow to he as hig ns Gol­ iath, ns strong ns Samson, and ns wise ns Solomon; you might become ruler of n nation, or ainperor of many nations, and * tiie world might revero you and fear you, but to your devoted mother you will al­ ways appear, in memory, In your inno­ cent. unpnmpcred babyhood. In those days wlten I washed mid dressed and kissed and worshiped you. you were my idol. Nowadays you lire becoming a part of a gross world by contact with it, and I cannot how down to you nnd worship you, but if there lire manhood and mntcmal love transm itted to you, -you will under­ stand that the highest compliment that mother's love can pay you is to cull you "m y dear hoy.” * * .* ly relapse m “gracefully as a diplomat of the old school. I hope thnt everybody in Sanford needing reform will seize (Ids favorable opportunity to experience a change of life, hut I have a mental reserva­ tion that we are very lily livcred in. this radical metamorphosis just as our great ancestors were, and I very much doubt if the new leOf that we are now thumbing will .lorrg—tie fllled'wlth o fabric of per­ sonal history fur different from that filed uwny in the records of our past. The hours may change, hut we are very much of Adam after all and very like in all nges. • • • ,_ The M ajority , Thplains, "tho mnn behind the Bun.’ lie ttiuri liehlnd the plow," "The mnn liehlnd the pick," 1 can't remember now. Dut far more numerous than all Who've furnished stuff fur rhymes, You'll Und. in oach community, 'The mnn behind die times. • a a «¿m An' 1 want to Jr»' submit 'tun nnd ktinier posh 'tin richest of the Vanderbilts is troubled through. 'W hereni, we've been neglectful mi' fargsr.ii] of our with an ingrowing toe-nail. a '■a a wuslt; Whereas, we've been tuo careless on' tua oftrn 4 Christmas here this week. New .Year’s prune la shirk; \Vhrrem, we've lieen unmindful'bout the little nets next, and good resolutions, slightly disn’ tuve. An' little deeds o' kindness, why I'm iioln' to make ligu/ed, next. All take partners for a S t this muve: Vitus dance. Resolved, we'll be more faithful an'm are watchful nil thr day; Banal—A ■»«.its l*^w>lM.w,i«t,twew4l nkms thewearr 4 1 say Sanford ImU her o wn first-rntrr ------- »— Ge n eva Mr. and Mrs. D. W, Adams of Herndon, Vn., are spending a few weeks with Mr nnd Mrs. J. Q. Admits. A number of our people spent Saturday nt the county scat doing Christinns shop­ ping. L. M. Reh binder has arrived from the East Const rail wuy extension to spend tiie (tolidays with his parents. Miss Eva Taylor is home for the holi­ days. Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Nicholson drove over Dnytonu Wednesday for a few days' stay among us An' make his livin' tally with his resolution talk • • • a • a 4 To all the -friends who have been fol­ 4 Haiti to Mayor Lake' oiul the new lowing me In my wanderings and vaporCouncil! I wish you u happy New Year, ings tiie past rotinmonths, 1 wish a happy -w ith Tito- lto|*e that—ywtr- adm inistration and -prosiwroume’vvy'eaT. will be fraught with the greatest bless­ Whnt I have written lias not always ings to the city. pleased all tho people, and undoubtedly &01UC .OP my paragraphs ’ have quite dis­ The New Year and What It Earcshadows pleased other people, but I have told the 4 With Sanford full of diviners, clairvoy­ truth first, last and nil the time, and In ants, spiritualists, mlndrcuders and pres- this 1 rest content. sure-lifters, it would apjiear presumptu­ ous for me to uttem pt to forecast the 4 Sanford should take great pride in her events of the New Year, to predict the AUGMENTED Police fofCC. A" r ^ f ly in ’ jlnnie" happenings of n twelvemonth yet tocoute. enrne to town last week and two extra «I t i s fchaliowiiki. ptuUKwc, ul best, for the idws were put on the force—one irf them wisest of us to sit at the closed door of a being a famous gum-shoe Qlcuth. This new year and claim that by peering week with the advent of a carnival and through the keyhole we can see and fore­ wild west show, the force was increased tell all that will occur during a period by two more men, one of thoso being a just begun. 1 would beg to be released famous “cavalry man." and who, while from a task so unpleasant as to write not otherwise occupied, performed won­ down iu cold characters all the misery, derful equestrian feats on the wooden ' * T h e Keen Kutter. is tne only safety razor that permits of the sliding cut, so necessary for a smooth, clean shave. N o scraping or pulling liko the ordinary straight cutting razors. m n K um n SAFETY RAZORS Are equipped w ith' I I Norwegian steel blades, each ground, honed and stropped by hand, tested and guaranteed. —Hacked i^ ieitlics convenient -for^T W e S e ll T h em H arry J . W ilso n , I Your Order Solicited ~ SANFORD F L O R I DA —- f 0 RE­ F in ish ed Lum ber for all Building P urposes B est Grfide Cypress Shingles— 7.: WRITE ME FOR PRICES J. P. CLARK, Orlando, Fla. G A R N E R & ROBERTS Successors to N. II. GARNER Staple ! Fancy Groceries v/. 6 H A Y AND GFjtAIN Grade Preserves, Jellies, Jams A Com plete L ine o f Cigars and Tobacco THE BEST OF EVERYTHING WHI T E F R O N T GROCERY Como a n d .S ee Us, or ’P hone 39 Give V ugranls th e Run Hark? ilnrkl lluw the do«sdo bark! TH IG P E N & COM PANY The UylBnrs have come to town. This is lhq.Bftason of the visits of the "u n em p lo y ed m id from now until the A G EN TS early spring our city Is destined to be overflowing with cripples, mountebanks nnd fakirs of nil kinds. Every morning can be noticed sirring, lusty men begging nt the hack doors nnd when told to ta ck le aille* with H O L D E N R E A L E S T A T E CO. the woodpile in return, give you the laugh and pass on to the next, house and some­ thing easier. S a n fo rd , F lo r id a Sanford docs not desire these "tourists" and they should ho put to work upon the streets or g|yen tiie run to a clime more- ¡ " " " " " " r e 4 m m 4 4 4 4 4 \ 4 H W U \ \ 4 W W \ W 4 4 W 4 4 4 \ 4 4 n 4 « V n t t congenial for the microbes of laziness. „ General Fire Insurance A World of fruit Cuke Resolved, we'll let no brother who may need our during the year 1908. Our people have friendly «rntt> much to be thankful for. There has been Have you ever tasted Spencer's Fruit Plal on another slnBle strp without our warmest little nr no sickness;.no business failures; CukcT If'not you have missed your op­ clasp. An' now'll somebody second o' the resolutions? no disastrous Arcs; bur gardens are giv­ Then ing forth good cjups. und the promise for Let every fcltuw vote an "I, nnd odd o »trun the future is most gratifying. The year "Amen I An' then eu out h a’ act 'em right In all his dally 1909 Is all right. . walk. The SUaihg C u f Of b a a ............................^ r r . g. r ......i .......... that I hnd I......... been it inr.iA large factor in making TO qU&üfÿr On lito street the average offerings brought $1.75 to $2, with the it such, than Ite tito Governor of Florida best Indian River average run bringing lor President.nf ihfl.UoiUYUlüktet. $2.25. Fancy pineapple oranges ranged from $2.50 to $3.25. 4 liext F ridayfs tne dffy wlten olf those Grapefruit Is still low nnd is in plenti of vehement kidney suddenly find that ful supply, fine large sizes selling at $3 they hove been traveling so rapidly in the ways of Mammon thnt there were to $3.30 and the average range os mar­ active fears of their flying ofT on a tan­ ketable fruit bringing $2 to $2.50. Pineapples show a little mare strength g e n t Tills realizing sense of danger has but prices are not materially better, act them to thinking nnd retrenching. Twenty-fours sold on the street nt $1,75 Therefore, on the first day of the new 3os at $1.50 and 30c nt $1.25. There year some few bibulous Sarfordllcs-will appears to be n slight increase in- the dc arise with a firm whereas and resolve to m and.' keep inviolate the pledge of abstemious­ The lettuce mnrket went tfi pieces. ness. Others will essay to eschew cardMonday there were 10 cars of Florida letplaying, tobacco, gluttony, dancing arul tucc received, Tuesday 8 cars nnd Wed­ evils of every nature whatsoever. Next week will be the week of i>rnyer. nnd the nesday 10 cars. Prices ranged from' $1 to $1.50/ millenium will truly look like this splen­ Beans were also in heavier supply and did torn, No-period is-so boautlfub thé demand for some unknown reason so ecstatic, so full of bright promise and has fallen off to quite an extent. The prunes ns the past nntnl days thnt folfow so pleasingly close to the birth of the range in price is from $1.50 to $2. with New Ycpr. This general nir*of goodness most sales being made nt $ 1.75 for the will last for about two weeks, and then, best. Pens arc rather scarce ifmHn good de­ judging by tradition, the probationers who mand nt $2 to $3. Eggplants nnd pep­ would he free from sin will drop back into pers are in light supply. The demand the old rut nnd plod along vety much as for them could not be satisliml nnd the tho rest of humnnity docs. I have seen so many beautiful reforma­ best offerings sold readily at $1 to $5 per tions in tho Blessed Celery City, and I basket.. Floridn tomatoes have not got fairly have seen many who would cling to the started yet und most of them arc coming willows only so long us the sensation was pleasurable by the change, nnd then quict- green. Sales range around $3 to $3.50 W orthy New Year'» R esolu tio n s to Adopt I have then. Mr. Chnlrnmn, ‘cause I've got a •prech to imtke. An' 1 want the luy* to listen, If but fur politeness sake: ¡. j I have But three shcrl preambles «ml suing rrsulu- 4 It is n mistake that Wealth always ~ ----- lions, too. brings happiness. It„ Is said that the M e» ; B Vi $3.50 The Packer Reports the Orange Con---------*— - — dttlon Improved------------•— New York, Dec. ID.—The Florida orange situation is clearing up to some extent. Tho accumulttions arc being reduced quite The dress the wear» today It built upon a different J eS( ex p e ctatio n s. materially and there seems to be a better Theiaeket'« pretty Iona, and trimmed perhap* with feeling in the trade all around. There is astrakhan, 4 When you bury the hatchet, good a noticeable improvement in prices of the Dut her cheek» are »till like ruaca and her lip* «till friends, don't hold on to the axe as though average grade fruit, and also the receipts ripe and red. And allken »till the Irene« that adorn hrr lhapely JWjytpcctciLlQ make onoiher.killing at TO,d nttinction tierreyr eye« are still ilke diamond*, hrr teeth ore «till any moment. week. Indian River oranges a t the auc­ Ilk* pc*rl. - 4 CWTO Moffìmml- What tlld-Ttra c e tt• V * 4 My strictures on that foulest of foul beasts, the slandering. -anonymous letterwriter, were nok tuo severe.' T i'fi'sad to think that our fellows must ever be spoken of with so much disrespect. The graverobber is innocent in the presence of those wlto would "tub life of Its brightest honor, Its richest treasure, a good name, My hints that the anonymous nttlhnr of sctiTrilnus letters was n coward, and one far from being pure, cither individually or collectively, is only too sadly true. True manhood lovc%*ligltt and despises the ways of darkness. The animal that wnllows in the mice esteems Hun a luiury- Price —T he S auntcrer. portunity for enjoyment. This week he baked enough to supply the county nnd expects to dispose of it ull during the holidays. G A. Dobbins 1» "the man “be­ hind the dough” and being n past master in the nrt of cake baking Iibb earned for the Spencer's Bakery an enviable rejHttution for all the choice jtrticles in baked gOOdi. Get some of flint Spencer brand of fruit cake. Tin, Slate and Tile Roofing G utter and ______ G^«.ESid?4i§r#.iu.flnLiftUcr,. _......... . Addren . Box 733, Orlando. Fla. Who W onts a Baby 7 , A little nine, weeks old baby boy to he given away to Borne one by i u mother, not being able to support it. Anyone wanting to adopt It can get It. Address Herald Office. Tanks Rimalr..Work a Specialty — Corner First Street and Palmetto Avenue S a n f o r d , Florida HOLLY WILLIAMS :--------------------- Wanted----------------------A wife, by a middle-aged widower with two boy« aged eight nnd eleven. One not over thirty-five, with no children and some mean« preferred, I fowever, nn y offer con­ sidered. My projierty «insists of an or­ ange grove, city lot«, nnd a «alary of $60 per month. G a lva n ize d d e a l e r in Florida s Western Meats Full Line of Groceries Phone-tag— rr— "r— — — r Sanford Avenue Fertilizers On Earth G. R. CALHOUN *1 FIRST CLASS CRATE H A Sanford, F it. �THE SANFORD HERALD, LOCAL LEGISLATION - f '« houdavtbade. Notice-of ttitentlorntruppiy Fo I Sanford Merchants Have a Splendid Week's Business New Board of Aldermen In The rapid growth of our city has greatly First Appearance I increased the trade and this season our merchants experienced the best holiday | trade in the history of Sanford. m o a n i n t e r e s t i n g s e s s io n Judicious advertising was a great stlm________ « lulant to trade, and the holiday edition of Advertising Committee Granted Money The Herald caused many new customers to come to Sanford instead of going else for Jacksonville Headquarters where. Tiie streets of the city have been Other Matters crowded from early mom till late at night -flwm’ii met in regular session last Mon-. ---_ , , . I ,. . I with theifny throiigsnoT nrristnTns "shoiv day night at 8 o clock, all tho members ^ an(J , t wn8 ft difflcu|, n)nltor,omovo being present. - . . along the sidewalks so dense were the Minutes of the special m eeting called ^ of The trade of the for organization were « a d and «PP™V«J- enr,y weck wn9 ,iRbt cIolhIl1(, flnd win_ t E. Brndy appeared before the Cqungflod^ but ltnrted in l)risk|y WwInC8. cil with n i^iw sltion to rent the vacant d morn,n|{ wkh thc ^ 8nnpnnd from MU corner of Sm ind street and Pnlmet o UiattIme tQ todn { was nue, and tuiW used a s a pound. This f shnrp nnd all that could bo desired. Tho was referred to the street committee. merchants anticipated a good season nnd C. H. Lcfller was present and naked the purchased full and complete stocks for the Council for the sum of one hundred doli ll” hi! I holldqy and(he winter-trade, result WriHe'lMlVCTTtilng committee, to pmved wI(dom of nnd their the |hlYr,ulse used In the Sanford headquarters nt Jacksonville toward defraying the ex. following resolution pew«- Thu i no jouuwniK n » « u u u n was w“ s adopted: Resolved. T lin t M ay o r L a k e n n d C lerk n r. , ' ; , . , . Scott com plete th c c o n tr a c t c o v e rin g th e provisions of tho oniinnnee granted to S. a Chose. A. T. Rossi ter, F. P. Forster. J. N. Whitner nnd A. P: Connelly for the construction nnd o|>erntion of a street rattwny through the streets of Snnford. .The franchise to Thc Snnford Light nnd Furl Co. for electric lights was laid on the tsble. \ . The fire committee reported forty-two hydrants in good order, and the need of five hundred feet of hose and more noz­ zle*. Resolved. That the Mayor call tipon .Mr/Barnes nndrnotify him of the unsnni* . _j«y condition of his premises .ami re­ quest him**to- keep his cattle fpom the sidewalks. Resolved. Tli.it thc Mayor he apixiinted «committee of one to interview Superin­ tendent Higgins in regard to the noise and eoufusion of engines; In order to uscertain what con he done to eliminate, ns far as possible' said confusion nnd noise, ■nd also to consider the necessity nnd advisability of keeping n flagman con­ tinually nt the First street crossing. Council then ndjoumed. ' Negro Forger Arrested Robert Anderson, thc negro who forged a check Saturday Inst, had n .preliminary hearing Itcfore Justice Strlngfellow on Monday, and was bound over to thc crim­ inal court. Anderson was formerly in thc employ (>t Cecil Gabbctt, and gaining |x>ssession of u blank check, very cleverly made it out to himself Tind signed Mr. Cabbetts name to it. He purchased a ■ pair shoes at the store of Frank Woodruff — and tcndered th rcIlg cK HT~payfneTiL Mr. Woodruff suspected the validity of the sig­ nature on tile check, und telling the negro to wail u few minutes took it into the First National Hunk where the signature was pronounced n forgery. Officer Let sou wos summoned nnd took Anderson Into custody. t He will prohaldy get a term on the county roads os a re. ward for his penmanship. _ U t will get it for you. Call and be flour. Snider's catsup, chilli sauce, oyster Sanford Grocery Company, [ cocktail and salad dressing----------' \ 1 ' The undrrtignrd «utraerlhers and Incorporator* imfn *.!** on the Oth day of Jaminry IJOjl,- ihr underatgnrd and their astuelatr* wi apply to lh* Honorable Napoleon It Urowanl. a* Governor of ibe Sign* uf Florida. for Letirr* Patent Incorporating them under and by thc name of tk Cowahy,* In ncrordancr with the fotlowm* article» of Incorporation, which they have adopted ga their proposed chatter. Dated this December Dili. 1908T. K. Wilium, _ * w. M Dtraiss. JOHN V. DENTON & CO. mercK s Fruit and Produce Southwest Corner Washington nnd.Chnmbers Streets W, W. Snn-trei. Subscriber* nnd Incoriioratnr*. NEW YORK ÇITY PROPOSED CHARTER OF THE SANFORD GROCERY COMPANY. REFERENCES: Acino National Bank or New York City, or any Commercial Agency The undersigned Incorporators hereby associate ■ and to flu n dreds of Shippers who are shipping to ps dolly ___ tbcataelve».Mipalhat fortW-pwrpoaw-td- formtng-n corporation under the laws of the State of Florida na prracrlbcd by Iha Revised Statuira of t« |( Stale, and by the Act* uf the Legislature itierenf. and adopt thc following propoaed charter: ARTICLE I. The name of the corporation shall he “ SANntsn Gencm CourANV. and lit businns* shall be condarted ln the StotsofFk.rWa.and In other Stale* of CRUTCHFIELD & W00LF0LK PITTSBURG, PA. IDc UtllteilSl(itc->uf A!riPrir,i> In 11 vrt nth r-, ,:ir \ rj convenient. 'Hie principal office of said corpora tlon ahnll lie Snnford. Orange county, Florida ARTICLE.!!. .T>e keneral na;urc of tho htulnru to bo conduct ed byaaklrorpurotton i* a* follow»: Thc buying nnd »tiling of groceries nnd nny nnd all other nrtlclea of general mcrchnndlie which tge corporation may tee fit to trade. The correrai Ion aliali «No have MmrtnCor dhpoatng of nny and ali olher artkie» f rerumul prorerly. and alio trai estate whk h mny be nerenary lor or Incidemat to thè printfV" Sanford has become a noted’ trading carrying un of ita grocery nnd generai merchandtaa center for Ornnge, Lake.and Votasiacmm bufine». The corporation »hall alfa hnve thè furteiemoritagìng or othetwUe I des. ftnd thejeasonahio pnetcra,p __.— . . — —*ny of Iti reol ur |H-r»onnl g o o d s h a v e c o in b r ric tT Io in r ite S u it fo rd 't lit* Tmt|»-r(y Qf aecurlty lor nny del«* owod hy therertsirntloii; olso thè borruwing of moneyandfecur. , , . , . , , . . re c o g n iz e d m a r t o f t r u d e fo r th is section ing tAe parrnent of thwanine In nny rnnniier |>etmlilnl by Inw ai to^tralurnl rerfona. o f (h e M n(e ARTICI.E HI. Tlie nmount of capitai ftock of thU corporation Happy N ew .Y ear stiliti lie Fimjyt Thousaup (tlS . 000) Doiiaks. totip dlvidut intoone hundretl nini hlty slmre» of thè "Happy New Year I” l.lkr it M l. par value of One Hundhol 0100,00) Uillars rarh. Peal* the happy. Joyous call* All or any tiarl of thè capitai ■t>Vh of thl» correrà"ItAppy New Y ro r lL o u d e r yet ) tlunbtmvlbc payabie In protntty.lubur or acrvkea,at> "Happy New Year, one and nil I" . jstvaluntlon lo lie Hxiiitby thè inni hy thè „director* , al. a meeting -------ralled -— Jor the pur Hop« «gain with tints of rose l*as«. lYopcrty. latkor^nnd sfrvkcs may nlta Ih* Faint* our caitlea In the nlr. jUftliBi«! a ml |>aiil Utr with Ihr «tiirknt n Happy thought* drive care away. ml vnluflUan of such proiirrty« IhIkjt «r servkm And happy smiles our faces wear. to !«• nxtfl by thr ilirretor* of the correrutlon nt u mrctins called for the purre»«. ” Happy New Year!’ once again ARTICLE IV. Fall* ... uiipon our walling ear. Childish I* thevtrtctrthnt rails' Ttirrorpormlon ih a ltT iljt IXrretiTallyT n* pro­ vided by Inw. Joyous, fearless, «wcet and ciear. ARTICLE V. "Happy New Year I" s[ierd the wish 1 The tmstnrf* of thl* cnrpo'atioti ahnll 1« con­ Send It IhfOHng through the air ducted by n president, vice-president, secretary, Till every heart beats perfect rtme nnd trentorer, nnd a tK)anl of tliree directors, nmi To “Happy New Year I" everywhere. lucli other oflirer* and agent* n* from liino to time may be aiuminteil. The Mickliolders shall ► ++♦*❖ +♦♦♦+♦♦♦♦♦> ♦ ♦ ipld their annual meeting on the iirst Monday tu Mny of each year, unless otherwise dvteritiloed by by-laws At the nnnunl stnciholdeni‘ meet­ FROM MACARONI DELTA | tlie ing thrrr shrill tw circled three of the Micklmlder« of tukl (tirrerotion nt directors, nnd said din-ctor*. nt their meeting to lie held on the same day, shall elect a president, vice-president, secretary rro m The H erald's Special C orrespondent and trentorer. nnd such other idllcer» and «gents of the corporation mny nuthnrlrr. Alt wftocr» Rv W ireless Telephone lhnll-hotd their m p ttth e ofllii » until ilndriocore duly elected nnd <|un]llt,i| Any two Sister Bunker is ngnin held up witli cettort of said ofltce», except that of |>rr»ident. may toheld hy one prrton. The nnmri of the ofllctT* who bunions. are to conduct the truilnesf of »aid corporation un­ Clnrindn Sidcbottom, owing to indiges­ til those elected at the flr*i eln lion aforesaid »hull tie (junllfird. »halt tie: T, F. Williams, President: tion. Is becoming quite spindle-shanked W M. Dkkins. Vlce-Prexldeitt: W W. Stripling. Secretary and Treasurer; T f William». W. M nnd emaciated. Dick in» aud W W Stripling. Directors. ' ARTtCI-E V When Mart Buster put on his winter Ttie highest amount of Indelttednrss or linliility clothing the other day he found tlint the lowldcli this lorrernlion mny m nny titiic iiilijeit itself shatf he FifteenThmifnnd tStfl.tPWtrDottnTI. busentent of Ills trousers were much ARTICLE VII. lacerated by moths. Thr names and residences of lh» inl>»crliter», and the amount of capital slock sidiscr¡tied fur by Oscar Blinks, since cutting loose from escli. are ns foltowg thc Pi|ie creek crowd, seems to be mov­ T f" Williams. Daytona, Fin . . SO shares M Dickini. Sanford. Hn r flit »Imre» ing in much better society, lie took W W W. Stripling. Snnford, Ft» SCI shares Skinny June Slocum to the moving pic­ T F' Wot isms W. M Du s is» ture shows Inst Tuesday night. W W. Sme i tsi; Philo Cnrkius, of Bungalow Corners, called on Antzi Korjietdr's family lust Sunday. Korpctcr's redheaded hired girl is what pulled Philo over here. “Shorty” Skinner has swupiicd one of Ins setter pups foru siugle-hurrel shotgun. Ills oilier three dogs are of the female persuasion and ■Uie neighbors are so much attached to 'em they won't listen to his selling'em , •1 It is thought that the Bixler girls were very unwise in chnngiiig their flannel underwear far balbriggan last Sunday on account of a temporary rise In the temMay S tu rt a C rate F a c to ry W. A. Moore, a prominent contractor of peruturc. Much fatality often results Tstupn. s|x>nl several days In Sanford, thc from sucli indiscretion, jfeat of Sum Williams. Mr. Moore has j - Abe Suigood word Ms new slrijietl been engaged in extensivo building oper- ulster overcoat to church Inst'Sunday nnd (tioiu In husiis for several inontlis, He. was much gazed at. & favorably impressed with tlie wonderful The Mnccnroni Temple of Music will be development of Snnford niuf will return In ! dgrk all next week. A nigger minstrel ■ few days to. seek, n location foru novelty | company will occupy the house. work* ond crate factory. Joel Bogardus is doing well witli Itis -----i. | two cow dairy since he erected n new - Coburn’s Minstrels p-on-hts place an d -im d -in a -supply Tforc Wits n good-siaod-au Century Inst night to see thc Coburn.mln- of chalk. . * Mrtli nnd everyone was delighted with Roxana A. Buster, of Mudsock, is hVre progrum, a considerable portion of trying to get up n clnss in tmss drum »Web was devoted to singing ond dnnclng playing. Roxana is connected witlt tlie U hard to beat. Mudsock Temple of Music. }, Tlie sliow was thc newest, swellcst. Some say that Zcke Plunkett may con®o«t progreuive company of hustlelng dude to put a roof garden on Plunkett »idenwake singers, dancers, comedians, hall next year. It's two stories high ond musicians, athletes, novelty and ininstel will require two ladders, one for men nnd WfonntTS ever gotten together by a live one for ladies. the dun whoso energy, ideas, Lyctirgus Doltarhide got much swelled “Wbiv and efforts present tojljeininstrelup over his long line of ancestors und got ■’'nng puirons of every city they visit a to tracing 'em back and landed one of evening*» entertainm ent a n d ’em IrT th e ' poor house tind another was - fnavatton. ~ They ore dive wires In the minstrelsy hung, and he's as mum as an oyster since »Ub iditunf thplr oWu, not "tlialr wonn- on the ancestor business. Mrs. Ezra PJunkett will give a fried “ ** '»a* been«." “fUl-lns" and second row •“pernumernrics, of the much herald-1 tripe luncheon and Garfleld tea on Thurs*1 mammoth productions. They are three Bay night, in honor of her new son-inGroat • Barlows'' re-organized under tlie law. "SUmmy" Moggs. who has taken up direction of J. A. Cobum. the most ener-1 his abode with th e Ptunkett family for ittir aud iwogresslve minstrel director in the winter. Mother Plunkett thinks a country, who has for the past ten years | heap of *' Sllmmy. \ ’ ^•an ^ted o p e o( the deanesL moat eujoyCabbage fra n U For Sale attractions ever teen in our dty.-*! have about 12,000 cabbage plants nt t^Ooa-Lcdget, Jackson, Miss. Monroe which I will MÜ a t a reasonable price. E. B. P otter. Sanford, Ha. Clay III« For Sale. alatkii TlJe for sale in any quanlty. I Juat Arrived at Sanford G rocery Co. G- f SviTU. Box 371 Buckwheat flour, old homestead flour, Just name your want», «nd If we rohem flour, hygeuie and superlative Far Good Avrrage Prices and Quick Returns Ship to _ Letters Patent BRANCHES I_ _ _ _ Chicago - cmoinnatr ' J a c k s o n v ille Snlcs-Agents and Distributors . SANFORD CELERY UNION Room lGf Pico-Block,—-Pirone 26DSANFORD, FLA. BRANCH ES New York Washington Sanford Chase &. Co. SHIPPERS Florida Fruits General Insurance Agents SANFORD, FLORIDA __ I. C. H U G H E S Stsrr nh FTxibuh. I County of Orange I " * I In ruby certify that on Oils tiny, liehtre me Notary 1’oiJii' in wml lor the Slulfl of Florida, per­ sonalty 1 I _Willl,L,oai W - xl Likimfc and Vi W Stripling to me well known, and known to me to Is1 tlie person» dua-rllied In amt who suit scribed tlieir mimes to the foregoing nil teles of Incorporation ns Incorporators of the “ Ssariwo (i»otuty {'omi' anv. ' and »everally «ckri twli-tlge In me tjml they silbscrlltetl (heir name» then io for the uses anti purposes thrrein ex|tres»etl In Witness Whereof, I hove hereunto sel my h a rut arat oflit ini teal this ttth day of l>c-iin!ior, IHUM. It C. Msxwuj.. t»r.*c) Notary I‘ultllc. Slate of l loriiln lly commission expire* April 13. 1912. UNDERWOOD " Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty Nona bul flr*t-clnss ialxtr employed ftlid ull OifUfOCl!! guoraiilenl U) be in arntrilunrc witli |tlniiR and «tteclflcations _ jj' I am In Hiislncs« to do Bu&lncs« for Thotte. Who Need My Service» Po atom co EAL E s t a t e A g e n c / V1 The Pioneer Visible It m akes no dilTerence w h at Typew riter you use now, have used in th e p a s t or m ay use, the m a ch in e you wifi e v en tu a lly buy is tlie Underwood — THE— H. & W . B. DREW CO. « STATE DEALERS -*%fe Jacksonville, : Florli Write us for furU\er informutkm /. L -J i f - ' J T '’ ,, ) y �• ~ I — ------------ . - r— ------ * -------7 ' .................* ~ '^ <»ypGjy. . - '- T “ T T r^ — . • ••» ■•- ^ .......... V r* - rrrrr^ --- - .■ * ■ v v ' ' ’ 4\ TNE SANFORD HERALD P^ci^nbef26,—-im o THE SANTORO HERALD. P a le 4 THE OLD AND th E NEW THE MESSAGE OF THE NEW YEAR The bells which will “ ring out the old ” and '¿ring In the new " a t the dividing line next Thursdny night, between 1908 and 1909, will repeat the old story ond bring thousands of hearts a new message of hope. Life would loose Its’ zest but for this perpetual renewing of the springs of hope. When there comes' to any m an n time In his life when he looks backward, nnd fixes his gaze on n lost something, and feels no longer the quickening impulse of hope, then Joy dies ond everything withers • -W Trade -Inducements A nother' old year, slyly liraghlng. n r the ills and follies the Joys and sorrows, ATPublished Every Saturday Morning at Sanford. Ha. the triumphs nntl defeats, the hopes nnd R .). II iiv Managing Editor ambitions and tire fears and regrets of the tragicomical world, has rolled around S u b scrip tio n P rice, »1.00 ■ Veer In Advance the corner of time and taken, its place Entered el second-dust mall metter Auguri 22nd. among the shadowy eternities. It was 1008. at the Hnatoffloe at Sanford, florida, Just as good as Its predecessors— no more under Act of March 3rd. 1879. cynical ond Just as Jolly, generous with McGIon Brothers, Proprietors Office Flrtt Floor In the Dlrhop Bloch, -First Street Its sunshine If free with Its sorrows, Telephone No. MB. planting ns m any flowers as it sowed thorns and tares—and if some of us H appy New Y ear To Au _ breathe cosier that It Is gone there are Everything Meat and Clean others of us who will greet the new year ~— + > - • — TK eTM V 'em bcrof^the yenr Is burning ■wlih'tcnrfur.'fond-memories of old. After iw nyr— — ■ — *--------all, looking over the shoulder ns we There Is neither happiness nor useful­ and Cooked to Please the PiTSte -i oil both ends. speed along the flight road of duty and ness for the m an with the backwnrd, n s of the Epicure The holiday editions of the various purpose and usefulness. It is bad business gretfu) look. The year 1* dying In the ntlhl. Florido popera ore a credit to the state unless It be to sweeten affectations and Kins out. wild belli, and let it die. stimulate resolves. The m ind's eye should presa. Give free wing to the spring of hope. never rest upon the dark places where Let no one despair of himself, or, ns he When you turn over a new leaf on the regrets writhe and coll a nd grin hideously looks ~ tutck o n ^ th e ^ B c a n ty p e s t. Ute-ou Comer-First S treet nnd Priimn jô Avenue Book of Life be sure you do so with clean There is enough to occupy thought with­ cotne of his own unherolc moods nod ef­ hands ondgooU'W cntlons. out sending it along vain windings in forts, soy, desp o n d in g ly ^T h at search of the irrevocable nnd irretrievable. past will be the jucasuxc,i)f.. the..future. The TTcirycfirrim iffM 'fg-rriernieyeaf'. -- A Ftnrtdn Editor Iras censed publishing We •"have not passed tills way hereto­ o jtaper and embarked in the business of coming b ra v ely -in to the mad race of fore." raising nuts. Tlint's better liiun remain­ events with colors bright and favors ing an editor long enough to get "nutty." flying, ready for the long run market rtrT Y TWO WEEKS or HERALD •ww> ■off for it down the endless course to- - So many anxious subscri — The editor "of this prfeffi«» *9116^ 8^ ^ItT r'fffcT IhkrtoW ï ü e Ü estH oineliJic A m m an* *int ions Ing turned o v e n rn e w leaf nnd pasted that breeds enthusiasm and sets the pulse paper this week that In Justice to them tingling with vnliant expectation—the go­ the statem ent is made that neither ' it down, will now proceed to fill it full of In the C ity, at Moderate Prices noblo deeds and other Interesting memo­ ing out to encounter we know norw hot floods, fires, drunks or deaths will pre­ though faith multiplies n thousand-fold vent T he Herald from making its regular randa. the chances of rich conquest nnd glorious weekly visit. Many weekly papers take Our merchants experienced the best achievement. There are sunshine nnd holiday* week nnd fall to issue n paper Centrally Located holiday trade this yenr In the history oT stnrshlne along the forward way; only hut there Is no reason for so doing ex­ Sanford. They deserve Itv for they are the trail of expiring embers thrown ofT cept that the printers wish to ta k e a week an enterprising bunch nnd .have faith In by outrun hope along the way we’ve left of pleasure, something that no printer behind. Over the hills nnd far away the" needs as the making of a newspaper printer's Ink. .. Cor. Fourth S t and Magnolia Ave. grapes hang purple, spilling luscious should be pleasure enough. We welcome Lew B. Brown to the presa Juices from their straining stems, the. — The -subscribers -of—Tnc H erald paid gang ofuFloridn. He comes from Ken pomegranates redden in the sun. the tau one dollar in advance for the paper and tuckynnd takes tlxe St. Petersburg Inde- rel shines, the bay lenves glisten, milk tills Itienns that the best weekly paper DEALER IN — -pendent—two items that Sn themselves flows through the valleys, honey drips in the United . States wifi reach them arc sufficient Indorsement for recognition sweet from the rocks, there arc laughter, every week, through sunshine nnd rain, tJoosA Co, f CHIOSA l«C Ct-OTwCS K»«r»A shouting and applause, .nnd-the love days regardless of whether the editor has OntiiMOAArf Mow VOM. end with golden rewards to the toilers. troubles oc n o L , A ftern period of over sixty years In the It Is over the hill our pathway winds, Sanford dem ands a first class news­ NOW IN THE HOUSE newspaper business, nearly half of which AND nnd swift, strong and sure must be the paper. T he Herai-D satisfies that demand were spent in.Euatls, Benjamin_H,JYogt Tunnerwho shall run the race nnd pluck and unless the press breaks down, each A complete line of Men’s Snappy has retired from the arduous duties con­ fur his own the fruits and guerdons that issue will be filled with m atter served nected with the trade. Mr. Vogt had Up-to-date Suits, in nil the nwalt the winning. The days nnd the up in good style for the delectation of filled nil positions, from Devil to Editor, leading Shades and Patterns yenrs gone ure valuable only In having the ninny readers. Agent for Virginia-Carolina Terr nnd is favorably known in his home town taught us how to meet nnd profit by the In T he H erald they have a real news­ tlllzcrs and Various parts of Florida. He is a days nnd years to come. Happy the paper and their support is given for that genial, wltolcsoulcd gentleman, witli mind well slockcil with literary and po­ m an whom the old year hns qualified to reason, fir r y two weeks’ tor one dollar litical knowledge. Here's to the Hon. be n friend with tlm new—to step boldly Besides un elegant line of Boys' over' llic threshold and welcome the PAVED STREETS AND LIGHTS Benjamin H. Vogt; may he liVe many Pants, Suits. Especial attention stronger with n hearty good will. This Is In Clark Building Sanford has the opportunity of making more years and enjoy life and the fruits the time-when the foolish make'resolves— good not only ns the most raptdly grow­ - is culled to our strong and com­ —of his labors. *-------pledge themselves to eradicate old Adam ing city of the South, Imt also as one of plete line of Men’s Furnish­ Hdme-Madc Bread, Like Mother nnd give their conduct In charge of un the most up-to-date in tlie way of im­ ings, Shoes and Hats j* We wislt nil our many subscrii>crs nnd Used to Bake familiar angels. The mnn-cupubles makes provements. uniiiniuul number of readers a Happy Give us a call. *We can fit you from ^lead no resolves, for he Is resolve itself, ant - Tlie question of paved streets ami elec­ New Year, nnd we also extend the same Quick Orders fur Fancy wisdom lights him through the darkness. tric lights cannot be Ignored. Tlie public to foot nnd we guarantee to please. happy greeting to those who are groping Cakes Filled Promptly Acts arc the onlyresolutions with which clamor for these improvements is becom­ Yours for honest values, blindly about in the darkness who are to propillnte the outgoing year that are ing louder and more pronounced every not renders of Thu Hlrald._ Wc can pure, proud nnd high-thoughted ond know day and Sanford must have them. Goods.delivered to any parts of the only say to them that if they fail to not Iho voice. of the sluggard, the idler First street paved with vitrified brick C ity take T he. H erald. it will }>e theic loss, for nor the jwomiser, Xteeda^are. the wings nnd lighted" by electric lights” would W — it—is-n -rrn ck -n -jn c k publication. We of the Mercury that is the herald of suc­ worth thousands of dollars to our city in charge no more for our high-priced cess, nnd linn purpose rite caduccus that the estim ation' of the people who pass * * * + + < ■ •>+<><• 4-■¡■*+%*-+++4.++++4.4..fr rhetoric nnd pink-eyed grammar than dispels tho bats of uncertainty nnd the through nn train« and those who stop lots of papers do llint don't know diction vampire of doubt that flutters dnrklngs over between trains. from doughtnuts—$ 1.00 a year, worth wherever human footsteps tend. Meet 9-ROOM H O U S E , H ACRES The first impressions of a city'nrcTdst$10.00. We pay Uncle Sam's freight the new year with courage; then, with ing ones and First street could be mode AND bill on it. mind clear and hope unfettered, press on n beautiful thoroughfare with these two In Enterprise Pushing Powell has sold the St. Peters­ unfalteringly, and when Uie new year is, Improvements. burg Independent and states that he wifi in its swift turn the old yenr, it wifi have $ 1 1 0 0 .0 0 . retire and take a' long rest. Any one been a good year, ond there will be music The Marion County Fair held last week who knows Willis Powell can picture him in the heart and contentment In the soul a t Ocnln was a success nnd should do ROOM 2 0 . - - DON P E A B O D Y enjoying a long rest. We have watched nnd n while star radiant on ulieod. much toward advertising the resources U pstairs, P ico Block Powell's gyrations for m any years and of th at county. County Fairs and State OUR JACKSONVILLE EXHIBIT Enterprise - Flo rida Willie knowing that St. Petersburg would Pairs should receive the. encouragement not ludd him long, hurtlly expected that The Sanford headquarters in Jackson­ of every citizen of Florida. J Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p.m . he would retire ns soon. Powell Is n ville will do more toward advertising our AND hunch of nervous energy nnd feeds upon resources than nny other movement ever The Herald did not feel so lonesome in Saturdays 4 to 9p. m. excitement nnd hard work. He has en­ inaugurated, nnd our citizens should do Ha Christmas dress after seeing the Relightened communities from Ohio to the all in their power to aid i n ’ this great ? Cftdlt la duc Pacific sIojks nnd from Missouri to Flori­ work. C H. Lefiler wifi be In chart« „mt riTj> ú r s' W e i c o m e ils able aCIc ddirection ircctlun a fine ddisplay lip la y o f In working d a.- ami wadi Hiid gVCfy clly"hus been all tihdir Ms * y 01 >*P a »uch a splendid edition of both the the better for tils presence. ~ We ho|>e our vegetables and fruits wifi be made. daily nnd weekly editions of that p ap e r Powell will not leave Florida, for his re­ In order to give the tourists nn insight AU WHITE BAHBIHS freshing utterances are like a tonic. Into our wonderful section these fruits FRESH □nil vegetable! should be kept fresh each A C hristm as W arning. A clean towel for every cmtoiner , Taking courage from the past, we day nnd with the great profusion the "In giving Christ in ns presents to should enter the new year with resolute growers can well nfford to donate Jettuce children." anld Mra. Frederick Sell off, “ . •v - _ — - • and hopeful hearts. There are us cheer­ und vegetables to tlie exhibits. tho president of tho National Motheni' Y A N C E Y G O L D , Prop. Last year one of the greatest expenses Congress, "ogr first aim 'sh o u ld be to ing prospects for the people of Sanford on the eve of a new yenr ns the nveruge Of. llic exhibit was the price paid for the transport, to overjoy, to enrapture. __ ■rT,~- - • •*** • AND ’I onco knew a little girl who, on fire past year Inis ever held forth at its birth. fruits nnd vegetables. This season the S an fo rd City Bonds for Sole If the coming twelve months arc as good growers are taking more interest In the w ith excitem ent, rushed In from her W'c* the iAmu! txuiULL uflcrfaHl* flflr«n (18) Bond* of the Ciiy ol Ssntoni. - t o us a s have been-tiny past." 1909 holds oxhihli and realise what a great benefit bedroom to see her present» on C hristm as morning and a fte r one look burst of on« thouiand dulls» ( 11 . 000) much in store that should warm our U to be realized from iL The following (Mr M taierMt; psrsbte Into loud soba of dlsgptiQlnUucnt and ■Uachnl, and payalJr al Hie Nalioii.l P»r J B»» gentlem en haveexpressed iheir willing­ hearts with gratitude. During -tUa-y*ar d isg u st of New Yoi k City, on January lit u»J July»1* to come we wifi have the usual fortunes ness to donate; rarh year. . . . „,^1 " I t wna sem e such experience, I have AT Tbeao fifteen bond» arc ihr rrmatrtln« « » ■ H. H. Chappell, 5 crates of celery. pnd successes, births and deaths, marriage bond* of a bond l*aue of S45.CHK) o( jenusnr. no doubt, th at bad befallen a little girl at which Urn« 830.000 of ihe bond» »r«* friend of mine. and divorces, love, envy, folly and busi­ , \D. G. Aldridge, 5 a n te s of celery. extended In Improving (he airec-ia crrx«ms^ Mike Rotoumlo, 4 crates of celery, ' ‘Are you going to give me anything J. I. ANDERSON'S ness that make up the sum totul of High School building and lor the olhrf inn«»" M. F. Robinson, 8 boxes of oranges. tor which the bood* were voted for C hristm as T* she said on* day to her human exlstancc. J.. M. Oglesby, 3 a n te s celery., These remaining fifteen bond« are ir tala for tbe purpoae of »Ure« p«v‘"S Ib*' L A. Bromley, 4 a n te s celery, lettuce. a u n t Sanford Is a fuvored city—a moral, lature In January. 1914. .... .Kan tbe "Yea, If you're good,' the au n t re­ A. T. Rossettcr, 5 a n te s celery. cultured nnd Christian community. There U no oihrr londed IndebndncM ■ ^ plied. More of them will come forward this thirty thousand dollar bond) „ W ithin the cycle of time comprised in Inlereat on which bai been promptly p*“ "Tho little girl gazed a t her au n t wltb week and help out with donations of this 1900 these elements of socin| .strength kind.- - ------- • — — ----------- ------------ w istful aaznaatnesa., T h an aba said; !-e.rWtoaa«In n t w TT--**;*—j-, >av—ramlLS-nm ut« «ry S tons I _ and happiness will be increased and “ T lease, auntie, then, nothing use­ n p o n a n d d e d a m t th e b o o d i Ugalllf £ rtfl extended. ful .1 "—C incinnati Enquirer. Plumbing and •UNCLE JOE“ RETURNS Old* for'astd bood*. or *ny !J-rti«i .“ ¡ ¡ S J * 9 received al any time on or before January We are all older by a year and riper The brethren of the state press will be in experience, than twelve months ago, l<Cach bid should be »«»led and Gas F i t t i n g pleased to know th at “.Uncle Joe " Dixon Man's Study of Himself. Sanford Bond*." aorJoaed In a aaujid Vtfc but cxpercnce cures with age and as for addressed to the undersigned, bond iru»( . ^ has again entered the sacred realms of Omit a few o f tbe m ost ab stru se sci­ the years, they serve to ripen us for a iwill be opened il H 0 L , aM Journalism and returned to the simple life ences, and m anklud’a study of m sn 1909. The right is reserved (o reject m i return to the earth, the source from which upon the Live Oak Democrat. Bro. Dixon occupies nearly tb s whole field of lit­ AU Work Receive* My Personal Attention In lerral coupons wlU be detsched we sprang. Is one of the "grand old men" among tho erature. The burden of history Is w hat dowa to and Inctoduto January }*<• *.' ^ „„aia and Best Effort* Hero's a Happy New Year to every­ Florida pencil-pushers and The Hcrald m ao has been; of law, w hat be docs; Urpa{ roupoue frurn January I»(■ ________ C*B. it fnsal* body. which la the sure reward of virtue, extends the glad hand across (be inter- of physiology, w h at he U ; o f etliles. w hat ho ought to be; of revelation, contentm ent nml good-doing. * ’ ft|S S l^ N C T vcnlng counties in greeting to Uncle Joe.« what be shall b*,^-G cargo FUUayson. Opposite City Hall ’Pitone 2 3 0 Oct. 30 Up-to-Date D. L. THRASHER’S Restaurant Furnishing Store Comfort Cottage W. W. L ONG Fresh Meats Groceries i- From $15.00 to $ 3 0 .0 0 Sanford Bakery s» j í?f. D. L. THRASHER FOR SALE Sanford Library - i Free Reading Room •• ORO Barbershop LV MEATS GROCERIES Sih'i S?Y-V C. H. DINGEE ■ �V:, :‘rv. -•r-ifjrrai f' • ^,T3ÄW ri? ___ '^ < T r?M . -• — December 28, I90B / THE SANFORD HERALD Sweet corn-seed nt L. R. Philips. 5_ $ Snrtford growers arc ha ppy.______ . TF custom ary • to hang up one How nbout Tag p ay in'SnnfordT .stockin’ or do Intiah p air on Christm as Fresh Mackcral at H. H. Hill’s grocery. eve?” snl<] Mr. E rastu s Plnkley. Visit MelHng.er*s Toy S to re. "Only Jos’ one,*’ answ ered Mlsa Mi­ M, Smith has 1,000 acres of celery tittle Happenings— Mention o Get estim ates from Pell on house print ami Brown. " If you buiitra on to <!e land. Sold on easy terms. tng.— r r ~ Matters in Brief. mnto you.Ian’ tnkln’ so mnny chances New stock Evaporated and Dried Fruits Call at Spencer's and see the good things on somebody he’pln Ii IbscT to foot­ for Christmas cakes, at Long’s Grocery. ' to eat. w ear 'stld o’ leavin’ presents." — W ashington 8 tar. Christmas novelties and fancy goods; See L R. Philips about, cucamber and PERSONAL ITEMS O E. INTEREST newest things. At Mettinger's. squash seed. _ Politely Put. Hnm sandwich. 8 cents; Mrs. Tuknsh's $18 Art Squares for $15, size 9x12. T he m anager of n fashionable hotel lunch room, opposite the depot. A. Heffleld Co. received com plaints from several of Summary of the Floating Small Talk Olives in bulk and in all size bottles. Succinctly Arranied for Hur­ For nn up-to-date tniior-mude suit, see his Itest patrons th at tho octmpnnt of n eertnln room on th eir floor kept thorn C has . E vans D. A. Caldwell fit Sons. ried Herald Readers. Buy Red Cross stumps and help stam p aw ake nights w ith his IncesBant and .: Lettuce plants for sale, Any quanlty -night fden*l ng « to ri ng; T he n ex t d ay , . -i 11. H. Chappell. J_ out the g re at'white plague?* floppy ' Hie m anager sought out tho objection­ E. L. Ferran of Eustis spent Tuesday in able snorcr, who happened to tie a New Year It really requires n marvelous amount < ? U lr To Ench and Everyone I of tact to appear thankful nt Christmas this city, the guest.of his daughter, Mrs. sltiger of foreign renown, and ac­ D. L. Thrasher. quainted him with the sltnntlon. for something you didn't want. Wnde, the tuner, Orlando. ".VatI I snore night?" exclaimed tho Furniture to rent by the month or sea­ Visit Mettinger's Toy Store. The Herald's 'phone la No. 148. artist, bristling a t this accusation. "Do C- Li . son. Sanford Furniture Co. $18 Art Squares for S15, size 0x12. E Low prices on tomato seed a t L. R. you know w ho - 1 am ? I am Spltzler, . Connected with this paper U a printing the-g reat-flern tan Imssol" ——*■---------A. Hefllcld Co.- —____________ _____ Philip«. oflice* capable of producing the highest "W ell, then.” rejoined the hotel mnnCream Puffs at Spencer's bakery every Romeo Coffee, 3 pounds for one dollar, nger, "kindly refrain from Bluglng grade of oflice and society stationary. SatunlayC has . E vans , nights!" Manning________ and Miss Leonard Duncan and Clms, Nutt missed _Miss_______ . LcGrunde, two Sbji*, irow 75-ccfltfl m .:.E ..A t,MeJPcjd through Sanford Tuesday, on route home p rth tlh ih i 4young ladies In tiuislbd farnliure Store. circles in Soutlt Carolina and Virginia, Try to Be Somebody. to Tavares from Stetson University. Exceptional vnlues In table linen and Tho early form ation of a purpose In T h t r » w a s a M e r c h a n t m i g h t y s o r are attending the .holidays in Sanford. Now is the time to buy your sub-irri­ napkins at Mettihcer's . 3t life, the m aking up of one's mind. Is I n f a c t , t o s o re h a s w o r e Just arrived! a fresh Imc of—imported one of tho chief characteristics o r a ’ Step into Mrs. G. L. Tokash's lunch room gated land. Sec M. M. Smith. A n d k s p t on s w e a r i n g m o r a a n d m o r s . m nccmuuUapaAtoatL.. to • succeed. and get a cup of good coffee. Five cents. •".lust received. Int«*st styles m rn’s g rtm French pens, etc. Garner fi, Roberts. -An early nlm shortens tho way." T h e t r o u b l e w a s t h a t f o l k s , I n s t s a d Long's P r e M r v ^ f r ? ^ M ^ " iif r if s to n hats and derbies.'at Mettinger's. High grade Cigars and Tobacco. Smok­ *Tho Im portant thing In life," says O f p a t r o n i z i n g h i m , b y N s d l Goodwin's high-grade Preserves, Jellies market. ^Ciias. E vans. to h a re a grdat nlin and W a r s b u y i n g g ood s b y m a l l , h s s s ld . ing npd chewing. Most complete line in Goethe, {o possess tho aptitude aud persoverand Jam s, at Garner & Roberts. The man who anya what he thinks is the city. ■ C iia s . E vans . nnco to a ttain IL" O ns d ay he got a little h in t Fruit cakes that are fruit cakes, now often slVqjy Japanese china ware, toys, furniture, Find your purpose and fling your O n h o w t o make h is s t o r e a m i n t ) ready at Spencer's. Phone No. 100, Visit M ettlnger*a Toy S to re . Christmas novelties of nil kind». We can Ijfo out to It. Try w ith nil your m ight T h a n ' h o p e t o o k o n a r o s y - t i n t . Chase & Sanborn's lea and coffee, the suit tho multitude. Sanford Furniture Co. to ho Rome hotly. > See C. A. Reed for furniture and plnno licst there Ik. Garner & Roberts. Your burp otto may not he very-dellmoving. lf Jam es W. Site 11man of Orlando, was in nlto nt Ilrst; hut, like n river which He cam e and ADVERTISED his stocki His - store was crowded, ehuck-aC. A. Gardner, representing the Rem Most up-to-date line of candies j n the the city Monday, having come up for tiie sta rts Ip a s c rie s 'o f HI, defined pools block. ington Typewriter Co. of Atiunta, Gn., purpose of taking □ ¡»olo poney back for city at Spencer's. or stream s, If all your aim s are In the From seven until six o'clock. was in the city Wednesday, Seth Woodruff. right direction they w ill lljpiHy_ruu toFresh oysters served in every style at F or S alk — Second-hand incubator, Mar­ The Indy In thc“ rprt~mns»rwns noticed -«athcr—m id.-su.oUou by hundreds of 8 o now this Merohnnt_*w*«rs no morsj 7 the Pico reslriUrfiJlf.” " lin rifle and Barnes banjo. .Also Home fine upon the streets last Friday, hut the show side rills, merge Into a m ighty stream No longer Is.ha feeling sore, Dried Salt Shoulders at 12 K cents found cauliflower plantB. Call phone 223 or ad­ nt the Opera House was not noticed to n of purposo and sweep you on to the Sines ADVERTISING crowds his . H. H. mil's grocery.,_• ____ store. ocean of success.—O. H. M ardou.vdress Box—754. ‘—“ —-------»—*——f-; — ■» t ¡rent extent. Not so you*could notice It. R. D. Edwards is in th#4’dly soliciting You may have ¡outgrown your belief in A winter evening cannot be spent in a advertising on an R. F. D. directory. Santn Claus, but If you still retain your more pleasant way by the young folk than f + + 4 4 f + ^ t 4 > * + f + 4 ,+ * * + 'M >+ 't4 -4 + tt+ + '* '+ + + + t+ t+ + + + t+ + 4 > < M -* 4 -< M Some men can't tell the truth, even love forcandytoys you a re n o t hojiclessly *ï**î' ■S’+ ’C*■¡•■¡••i*■,*+•:•+❖ ❖ 4 - + *í*+*>v 4*•¡•❖ ++,v,i,+ ,+ .+++++•{•+•{•+«•+« to have a few friends gather at the home , when they hear it. old yet;_______ ■_ and have d regular old fashioned molasses **:* *T Don't forget that L. RTPhilips lias die Mr, and Mrs. Henry Hnrris of Eustis ar­ candy |>ull. best prices on all sorts of garden seed. rived In Sanford yesterday to spend a few The Princess Guaranteed Steel Range One million feet of. cypress blenching days with their dnughter, Mrs. C. A. Dod- lined- througlHiutJrith asbestos. Sectional boards. Place orders now. G. R. Calhoun. bins, and family. fire back guaranteed not to warp. Best 4"F • it Colburn’s Minstrels will give an enter Low prices on beans for spring plant­ Range in the market. See them nt the talnmcnt a t the opera house dn Friday, ing nt L. R. Philips. Sanford Furniture Co, January H. Garner & Roberts presented their cus­ Garner fit Roberts sell high-grade Cigars tomers with a beautiful souvenir in the EirmtfiCLD Nurse— For information and tobacco. Try them. shape of a leather pockei-lxwk witli file address "Nurse,“ Box 103, City. 19-4 Christmas novelties and fancy goods; name in gold leaf. The gift was apttreGo to II. H. Hill for everything in the newest thing. At Mettinger’s. dated.by ihcjrdliicnts.._______ grocery line;----------- ---- ---------------------— Workincn ure busy cleaning the bricks S. G. lXollvc and sons, Louis nnd George, >❖ Superior printing for all purposes at T he at the laundry building recent I/'destroyed. >* Orlando, were in the city Tuesday. b* of 1 Herald oflice. W. H. Underwood will utilize the bricks They had a carload of ■flue Reo cars at For Sale— Cabbage and Cauliflower for his new building. the A. C. L depuL and Look. lliuxuJjuck .Lu f HflonTs. Box 7547 I sell the celebrated Macy wagon. Har­ Orlando, where Mr. Dolive'hus a fine gar­ t t Exceptional values in table linen and ry J. Wilson. age. napkins ut Mettinceh’s. 3l Faultless wliitc cherries. Lima Beans !\ V. Johnson and wife of Kalamazoo. •V Beans, English {teas, tomatoes; all seeds and succotash, at Garner &. Roberts'. Mich., were in the city Saturday, on routo .j..}. ! for spring crops, a t . exceptionally good Electa Brand Tea nod Spices. to Orlando. Mr. Johnson is one of (lie ♦ * prices. L H. Philip»— ,' C has . E vans . best known turfuTeii In the country and f f 4*_< 1 P Lost— Watch fob widi cross; name on Commercial activity often consists of in Ids day lias owned niid driven some of hack of cross; will Ilndcr kindly return to the ability to dodge a creditor; for in­ the fnstest horses on the grand circuit. Hrxnlil oflice T stance. those way-beltind-dellnquents of Say, little children, didn’t The Herald tell you that Santa Claus wasn't dendT— A gift for everyone in the family at the tills paper. Sanford Furniture Co. Most complete Ihic When you have an item of news coll that he would come again und do the handsome! This paper never tells what of novelties b rth c city. phone No. 148. „ . isn't so. If you see it in The Herald you As usual, you will find n large assort­ Buy Henry Clay Flour of W. W. Long. enn bank on it and wager your last piece f f ment of “Xmas goods" at our store. The best on earth. of gum that it is so. F-î?i*¡*•>«“¡-í- + 4- ■>4-+4- •í-•><*<•+ •!■ -i-4*•¡■4❖ -J-q- + -M+ + 4 ++1 *1' * Sanford Furniture Co. A store crowded witlt holiday goods. Rev. S. IWilson of Greenville, S. C„ Sec Jim H arris If you have any heavy Special holiday ¡»rices in Furniture. $nnleft for homo Tuesday, after spending hauling or b reaking and cleaning up ford Furniture Co. several weeks in Sanford and vicinity. land. Alec Vaughn’s S tab les. Mattings of all kinds find patterns, from Rev. Wilann iv u former classmate of Rev. Headquarters for Irorj Age tools. Any 20 cents per yard to 50 cents, at E. A. J. F. McKinnon and occupied the pulpit thing you want in hand plows, fertiliser Heflield's Furniture 6 torc. of the Presbyterian church lust Sunday ut distributors, etc.. Harry J. Wilson. G. R. Calhoun, chairman of the street both the morning and evenihg services. Steak, ham and eggs, pork and beans committee, is making good by active t and other toothsome articles, nt Mrs. G. L work upon the streets, filling in depres­ Takash's lunch room, onpoaitr the depot. sions end denning-upr First-street |»re­ A Christmas H o p s . . E C Hlalr of Richmond, Vo., has ac- sents a better npjicarance. We do not pretend to be prop he ta, l eepted o position in the chief dispatcher's Furnished room for rent. Good location: but we can all dure to hope. And thin «dice of the A. C. L. only two dollars per week if taken at once. ts w hat we hope: T hat some day the strong will help und not exploit the Turkeys, geese and chickens for sale Call at Herald office. Mrs. A. C. Doudney, Phone 59, Sanford Samples of engraved visiting cdfds and weak; that' some day fralem lty will Flu. tf invitations in the latest and best styles bo more than a rhetorical flourish; flint Wc carry a full Line of some day lovo Wtll'bbget Justice ra th ­ | Garner L Roberts will have • In a fine may be seen at The Herald oflice. er than charity. And C hristm as Is New Club and Referee Hr -hoe of high grade confectionery,nuts and What to Buy. Wc can help you in-your the one dny In* the year th at Bucb a Xmas goods on December 1st. ‘ selection from n lurge and varied stock of venturesome hope seems more than a Shells, 10. 12, IG Gauge., Dill Pickles, w e e t mixed, cucumbers, clioice holiday j»resents. Sanford Furni­ will-o’-the-wisp.—'World Today, mangoes and sour pickles in bulk. ture Co. high Base Smokeless In Chas. E vans. Take a look at the prnctlcnl gifts in Fixity of Purposs. . Tho man who succeeds above hln "Prem ier". "Ideal" and The long expected cold wave has come real attractive' boxes that will surely fellow Is tho Oho who curly In lire •nd gone, mid proved ‘a bonanza to the ¡»lease your lady and gentlemen friends. "Leader.” clearly discerns his object and tow ard merchants and shippers. Sanford Furniture Co. th at object habitually directs Ills pow­ Some people seem to think Florida is It has been said that it takes n rich ers. Even genius Itself Is but flue Let them try Gamer k Roberts m an to draw a check, a horse to draw a oliservntlon strengthened by fixity of *nth nn order. Phone 39 . cart, a pretty girl to draw attention, o purpose. Every tnnn who observes Nothing nicer than a beautiful rocker free lunch (o draw a crowd, a toper to vigilantly aud resolves steadfastly A Large Slock of Guns grows unconsciously Into genius. — for your wife’s Christmas. Special low draw a cork and an advertisem ent in The 9 Bulwer-Lytton. Herald to draw trade. Prices at the Sanford Furniture Co. and Fishing Tackle and New and up-to-dute line of Leather An Effsctlvs Rols. •* * Mis* Laura Lalng of Griffin. Ga.. is the Goods—pocket books, cuff boxes, collar General Sporting Goods. A farm er was anxious th at hla son iuest of her brother, J. E. Lalng. Miss ----- W n g win rfcmalinjuring the tolldiya.'— box«* satchels and «naay other article*, should become r minister, and for this at the Sanford Furniture Co. laudable end ho sent him to college for Whnt a conglomeration is upon . SanC. Robinson, a fisherman, was badly four years, but to bla‘ great disap­ s streets! Indians,cowboys, negroes, cut by a negro ex-convlct whqm he was pointm ent the youth balked a t t(io min­ Qdnamcn, Italians and commission men. trying to capture, Tuesday night. Mr. istry and set blmself up as a borso GUNS LOR RENT trader. The old fa n n er told hla grief Tlie Merry Widow sardines, for sale by Robinson was severely Injured, but will M S k A Vk * * * to a neighbor, who, however, took a Gflnier k Robert*. recover. The negro has not yet been ap­ more optimistic view of tho m atter. Tho famous Fox River Butler for sale prehended. “Ob, I wouldn’t feel so badly, about W. W. Long's Grocery. •A. C. Trask and wife of Petoakcy, th at,” be aald. "As a boaa trad e r BUI = = = = = SANFORD, FLORIDA 5 _ The Royal Tailors Brand of d a th in g Midi., are In the d ty . Mr. R. Q. Trask is will probably lend more men to re ­ pentance than tie ever would baT# » S e ctio n . Sm samples at D. A. with them and they will remain In San­ done'as a preacher." Cowell k Son’s. ford during the winter. IN AND ABOUT THE CITY “£pencer’s bakery. Phone No, 106. So Sore He Swore; He Swears No Wore. -A 't'k fL .1 ■fiMJr SALE' U l;. /V t tt N . P v Y o w e ll& C o Holiday Specialties J till? • 22, Ladies’ Collars,—— Ladies ...Belts Fine Line of Ruchings ___ ; ..Extra Wide and Full_____ ''la p L£L Large Barettes, Complete Line of Notions, Wool Dress'Goods — and Silks,Yard-wide Satins sII Full Line of Gents’ Furnishings ;;;; I n. p . yowell & co. II You W a n t Guns, Shells and Supplies The Geo. H. ernald Hardware Co W B Ê Ê K K B Ê Ê tiÈ Ê H ItÊ & Æ S& îer**' tv ■■ BS �December- 26,1901 VOICE OF THE TEOPLE SANfono'Stnnict shipments [• Letters and Communications on Various Timely Topics. COLUMN DEVOTED TO PEOPLE In This Department will be round the Views, Opinions and Comment of Practical Writers. •ectkoat of Ihe County, also news Hems of Interrii. To the Editor of The tfrrald: Cabbage Crop Will Also B rin i Very 0 G oo«-P rke* I^ Tbe-shipmem of lettuce from this point I' reached its height last week when the ® average daily movement was ten to four-19 teen care. This week will see a large per 0 cent of the crop cleared up. although ship -1 0 m enu by cnriots and express will continue a during the winter from the second crop. The lettuce crop was never better and has | ^ cut the largest percent of perfect stock to I V the acre in the history of the industry. ^ Every head Is well filled out. An n and solid. and mokes a package uniform In size and quality. Weather conditions have been perfect—worm days and cool nights. The estimated crop is in the neighborhood of -100 care. Celery, the leading crop of this section. follows lettuce, which is generally planted first to get the ground in proper shape. When celery follows lettuce on the same field it Is planted between the rows and by the time the last of the lettuce crop 1» ff(7m em i te i« r t» 'w e n frafTea and fu tr rcaCfted a Toir 9ire. By this method one iP im u ijmw'ih indications celery will begin in small kits by February I, nnd in car lots by the 15th. This will bring it on the market nboot two With your indulgence nnd your readers*, we should like to say a few words on local option. We have no controversy ■with the Ghreniele - o r - Heredd-ets-te-eerred n ess of figure* drawn from the Mayor s docket.. .VCts.uuay aw* Oust-dutd Jlstv a * . In figures corn pared-with the wet nnd dry periods is due to the additional cost'of prosecution. Our worthy and vigilant mayor and his able officials have discov­ ered many violations of the law nnd have brought these offenders into custody. Would not this nccount Inrgeiy f^A he difference between the two periods ? Waving this dispute we will for a few new land which is brought under cultiva­ moments rise to a higher plane. tion this year. Cauliflower is moving now Man cannot achieve nobility of char­ in small shipments. Car lots will begin acter without sacrifice. Suppose it docs after Jan . 1. with the height of the season . cost a few more dollars to punish evil between the 15th and 20 th. Cabbage will doers, is not the town so much better by be ready for market Februniry 1, with car ---- so doing T—Is-m a n - nothing more th a n « financial consideration? Is ho to be ment of potatoes will begin in March and viewed only in the light of dollars and continue until the middle of April. cents? Has he no higher destiny than a Cabbage, cauliflower and potatoes are dog or a foe T Is be to live and die as used as breaking-in crops for new land. the~mnTerial things a ro u n i filmT Is this Strawberries are also proving ^excellent so-called Christian notion so sunk in for that purpose a m l a few acre* which commercialism at to hiVe no other were planted as an experiment nre show­ thought T Must we, too. go the way of ing fine fruit and will be ready for market the notions of old, w !k> in their courses of soon after January 1. 1/ the experiment vice forgot Cod nnd perished? Luxury with strawberries proves a success another nnd vice slew ancient Rome—not the banner crop will be added to the list of vandals. Let us beware how we tolerate market garden feuducis which have made iniquity in our land 1 » Sanford famous. We notice in The Herald of n recent A careful nnd _conservative estim ate date, a writer saying that Prohibition gives the acreage as follows: Celery, does not prohibit where it is on trial in about 300 acres; lettuce. 189 acres; cau­ several states, of the Union. If these liflower. 80; cabbage. 100; potatoes. 125; states are not satisfied with prohibitory strawberries and other small crops. 60; Jaw , .why, l uiL do-they r»H repeal them ? thaklhg nTolbl of 845. Reports“^ w i n g Are not the voters of those states the the amount of each grower's shipments best judges? ' > from cohiparatively small acreages make We know that depraved man js bad tall reading, but an investigation finds enough to evade the law If passible, but facts and figures to ' bock up the state­ that Is not a sufficient reason why the ments. law should 1« repealed? We have a law The wonderful productiveness of the soil against murder, but no one would wish tu s due to a system of sub-irrigation and repcnl dial law. ftccause some commit drainage which create An idj*al condition murdqr. Would 'anyone believe jt has for plant life. Flowing artesian wells are not n restraining power; on the hand of driven which supply an pbundattreof wa­ the murderer? ter for a system of sub-irrigation, which So of prohibition, although we do nut keeps the ground sufficiently wet for any claim it. a complete success; it docs re­ crop, and when the ground becomes too strain and diminish intoxication. wet the supply is shut of? nnd the irriga­ We do say that if the officials were as ting system becomes a perfect drainage faithful in executing the law as our pres­ system which qaickly frees th e ground ent worthy mayor and his officers there from its surplus moisture. would be much less inebriety than at To give a correct statem ent showing eadi W esent over our land. We nre optimist farmer's exact acreage of each special 'enough to believe thnt the time is coming crop is an impossibility.—N. Y. Produce when the babblings of the drunkard shall New*. no more be heard In the land and all Uie Quaint Quibbles From Sis Hopkins crime growing out of this nefarious traffic shall cease. —'------- - ^-SiTWonnr*. Fools rush in where angel* fear to go to tied. • The supine man just naturally tumbles Intn.the soup. The woman who gets stuck-up is just Cigar* that won't smoke ? naturally pasted. A knife that won’t cut? Capacity fof. work—and not Calaboose A pencil too wobbly to work ? Whiskey—is what makes a man. A chain loo small for your neck ? 4 Sweetmeats that give you cramps ? Dentists ought to make good soldiers— A ring dial fits not even your thum b ?1 they arc xlnlhog all the timé. Scissors so nil? t h a t . >W can't ojien Many a rich man'shoroo, as far a* com­ th e m ! . fort is concerned, is real nice. A r fasdualnr ” . that m akes yo u look There is never fa ir sálling in courtship like an old monkey ? when a man gets three sheets in the A box of stationery so gay that you wind. * couldn't possibly use it ? Ma says some men ore so stingy that A card case a couple of sizes to small they never tell a story at their own exfor your cards? discover the com bination?' A pair of bed-room slipper* that corn pletcd die baker's dozen ? The conviction anew that it is mort blessed to give than to [eccive ? A thermometer dial won’t worm up un­ less you take it ifinim to th e range ? A subscription to the Republican paper, and you a dyed-in-the-wool Democrat? Gloves of various sizes, except your own, and without a d u e a t to where they -mayfa* qsrirangatt If so, never mind, you’ll be beautifully stocked for doing the sunshine act for the Christmas of 1909. Special prices to reduce stock. If you If You Want to Buy or Sell CITY PROPERTY OR TR U C K LA N D S 'Corne and S ee l i s BOARDING CELERY. SANFORD. FLA It Makes hio Différence W hat You W ant or W here Y ouJW tyit It W E H A V E IT n n d on Term s th a t are R ight • HOWARD-PACKARD LAND COMPANY Hardware and Farm Implements IIIC COMPRESSED AIR SPRAYER J \ Used In Uncle. S am 's P aint Shop 1 During the pdkt year the U. S. \ Navy has consumed 091.000 p o u n d s Jt ° f Lucas W hite P aint ¡1 and 278.700 pounds of LUCAS ' > COLORS, sufficient to firoduco more ! i than 100.000 gallons of paint, l equivalent to 50 carloads of 2 0 0 ,¡1 OOO gallons each, and which would i ; make a train more than one-half ! > mile long. j! In addition tp Uiis Unde Sam ' 1 lias used during the past year more <' than 25,000 gallons of LUCAS ! ; VARNISHES, ENAMELS nnd other j I product*. Uncle Sam’s preference is not a m atter of favor, but of QUALITY and RESULTS. In Unde Sam's service, ns in everybody else'*. LUCAS PRO­ DUCTS have an unbroken record for satisfactory results. B est by T e s t f o r G r o w e r « . All who have uwtl_ Ihh spray runlimiutitly nrr free Irntn Miflit Ail'd ïiiiecl« - W e h a v e the largest apd best equipped plant for driving w e lls in this sectio n of the country and are prepared to till all orders prompt 1\ Onr m ach in ery is up -to-date and our workmen are sk illed in the work. Asparagus, Lettuce, Onions, Cauliflowers, etc., ètc., in Sanford, pays I Sell the Land—Your Brains. Money, nnd Muscles Makes the Crop and the Profit Mb says some wimin delight 1 n show­ ing how agreeable U»ey can be—to-their relatives. Pa says die ideal woman . Is the one who tells her husband dun she loves die odor of pipe smoke. • Adam was a courteous old chap. When he lead Eve out of the garden he said : "Now is the time to take your leaf." Popularity consists, usually, in having the ability to listen attentively to people Pa says when a woman calls another woman a huzzy—it is pcetty sure that her husband has said something compli­ m entary of her. Pansy Bonehead'a poem: There lives in Helena. Montana, a simple young dilng named Anna. He asked for her fin—she IM PROVED IR R IG A TED F A R M S — U N C L E A R E D LANDS Flowing Wells on All . Celery Delta and other Desirable Tracts in Block? to suit Punimscr. WHITNER Prices and descriptions upon request d o n a i Bank Building �“ 1 ■• • Where Devout of the Celery City Worship Tom orrow . i C L E A N S AND P R E S S E S Ladies' Skirts arid Gentlemen’s Clothing RESUME o r A l l CHURCH EVENTS Our Monthly Rate for Club Only Of Interest to Those Religiously In­ clin ed —Sublects of Discourses for the Sabbath. Tk. Pul Ml nl iK. ct.retw. 1» Ik* Cllr •" to l»t»l »' *•>«' An*m»s»«£Sli mni ¿ S T c k .r th H.W. la iKi. affii. nol li'.r iW.n T h .r .J ., rirtt Metnotfist G iv in g yo u tw e lv e pieces a m o n th • D.v D U Swisl. pastor; church, corner Pork .Jrnuc nntl Fifth street: pnraonnle. comer Ma*^ ¡S .v rm te and Seventh »«reel: I*hone 25?. Sun-lay moral"* sendee nt IP erenlni service. . Suiuliv school, 0:43 n id.: Jno. K. Mel* diS?'r, Supt- yEpwortb Leniuc. 3:00 Sunday even- W e w ill c a ll fo r a n d d e liv e r -y o u r c lo th e s once a w e e k InI.. _ r v .firs t B aptist------ — ---pat tor; Sunday mom Ini serv- lef II rvrnlna service. 7:30; Sabbath school. !>:45 ¿ m K.H. Murrell. Supt: prayer mectlni evrry Wednesday. 7:00 p. m.; Y. W. A. first Friday. 3 p. m ; Y, M. S. last Friday. 3j>. m. _ k cYi Bgyd will preach n t th e Ba p tis t church a t botli roo m in g a n d e v e n in g »er- rJtotoe& U.¡^jAM s ^ ^ y -invitod. — P re sb y teria n Rev, J. F. McKInnlon, pastor; monilnk service. II; rrenlni service. 7:00; Sabbath schcS, 0:jH) n. SI • llrtiry Mcljiulih, Supt.; prayer meelini Wcdsesdsy. 7:00 p. m. Preaching a t both m o rn in g an d e v e n ­ ing, services by th e pastor. Last Sunday (lie church was crowded at both services. Rev. Wltwm delivering most interesting discourses. The music was cspecinlly good and wqb made a feature of the services! *' * - W h e n sk ie s a re cold w ith w in try s ta r s , arid hill* A re w h ite w ith y e s te r-e v e n ’s sn o w , a n d lie In g h o stly s ta te b e n e a th th e g h o s tly s k y ; A ll W o r k G u a r a n t o o ___ When^ m a n y j gusty J)laaL Lhe-darknete-filla-------— W lO T e v e r lo n ely , h o m e le s s so u n d , an d c h ills - T h e w in d ow p a n e s w ith f r o s t ; w h en c r a c k lin g fly ~ T b V T p arV s a b o u t th e h e a rth , ♦ *" W h ile In th e p au se h is n o te th e c r ic k e t tr ills ; O h, th e n h o w d e a r Is h o m e! a n d w h a t a se n s e O f ru d d y w a r m th a n d 'p e a c e b eg u ild s th e m ln d l A nd w h a t a c h a rm In lis te n in g w h ile th e w ind B low s fierce o u tsid e , th ro u g h w in te r 's s t a r r y te n ts , A nd d ie s a w s y a ro u n d th e w in d o w -p a n e, A nd e v e r ris e s loud, an d d ie s a g a in ! — E rn e s t W a r b u rto n S h u rtle ff. GEO. W. ADAMS, Manage In Gold's Barber Shop Park Avenue, Nortli The Florida- Fertilizer Co Best Brand of Fertilizers For Florida Growers u n s r c is tlo n s l e stor; Sunday morning ,-7!30: ptuyrf merllnx W«Ine*d«y. 7:00 p. rn.: Sabbath school, 10 a. tn. J. C. Cnstulnfer. Supcrlniendeni. Catholic Rev. M' Fat, rector; services every second and .ourth Sunday; early mass. 7 a. nt-; m an and ser­ mon, IU a in. ; Sunday school. 9 a. m.; vespers. 3 'Phone 00 APPY New Y ear!" The Twenty Y ears o f E xperience w ith flo rid a C rops Mas D e m o n stra te d i h e W ortii û f ü u r .fe rtiliz e rs still tn c a n t and olliur m arred g r e e tin g rin g s o u t o n oyory rtnd. p e rh a p s , h e r e a n d th e r e b lo tte d 1 Christinas Day; Low mnss, 0 a; m. h a n d . A n ew tw e lv e m o n th w ith le a rn , M ay • be p ut a wiry, a u d h a s b ee n u sh e re d In w ith fre s h , u n s ta in e d p a g e s s u b s titu te d In Low mnss. 7 a. m. High mnss and ser­ A SPECIAL BRAND TOR EVERY CROP all Its m y s te ry of "th o th e ir (ilaeu. U Is h elp fu l to re m in d o n e ­ mon, 10 a. m. th in g s w h ich a r e to be." se lf th a t th o s e b ro k e n r e s o lu tio n s of Sunday. Dec. 27: Mnss and sermon. 10 AVo n e e d th o u for o u r ­ 11)08 m ay be re n e w e d In_1DDD. a p d . a. in. se lv e s a n d Tor o th e rs to put What Is b e tte r , re in fo rc e d by m o r e o f th o o m p h a sla upon th e (b a t p r a y e r n n d d iv in e g r a c e for w a n t j. A, TARACI!, Agent , Italy Cross Episcopal w o rd "n o w " r a th e r th a n <?f w h ich th e Id e a liz in g re so lv e s of th e S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Rev II F. Brown, rector: A. I) Key. senior war­ den; Sunday morning service. II; evening service. upo n th e te rm “y e a r ." T h a t a n o th e r p a st y e a r w e re so o n fo rg o tte n o r w e n t 7:30, Salbalh school, lM5n. m.; It. F. VVhltner, y e a r h a s com « Is re la tiv e ly u n im p o r­ bo sa d ly u n fu lfille d . T h o n ew y e a r 5upt; prayer meeting, 7:30 Wednesday evening. ta n t. Trio s tr e s s Is to b e laid n ot on m e a n s, a c c o rd in g ly . n new hope, a n ew .th e q u a n tity hut on th o q u a lity of sting, a new e n d e a v o r, a now o u tlo o k , — . Death o f A. G. Toler o n e 's l i f e . ' All th a t an e a r n e s t Haul a now In s p ira tio n , a now d e te r m in a ­ 'The community wna shocked Inst Mon­ c a n do Is to liv e e a c h d ay of th e n ew t i o n an d a n ew g r a c u —*ivcry— new d a y morning a t the death of A ^iL Toler, T e a r b y tts o tf. ns It cornea In Its tu rn , th in g flint Is good a p p e a r s to h e p o s s i­ lie had been confined to liis home for tr y in g , if so it m ny ho, to -p u t n b le In Its g ift. A h o p e lik e th is m a k e s about ten duys with pleurisy and there m o n th 's e ffo rt In otio d ay , a n d a d n y 's any d o u b te r o p tim is tic , n n d g iv e s to were hopes for n speedy recovery, but v ic to ry In to a sin g le h o u r. . T h e tim e e x is te n c e th e c h a r a c t e r of a life w o rth complications nrosc from vvitich be could 1b sh o rt, an d It r e m a in e th th a t all living. A w ide ch n stn se e m s to I n te rv e n e nol rally mid in the very prime of young w ho k n o w C h ris t nnd p a r ta k e of tils g ift of n ew life sh o u ld bo d ilig e n t a l­ b e tw e e n t h e old anti th e n ew . In to Its manhood he was gathered to his fathers. w ay s, w n trh u n to p ra y e r «nil b o a s t d e p th s sh o u ld b e c a s t e v e ry re g r e t, Allen Gray Toler wns bom in" Grcen- n o t th e m s e lv e s of th e m o rro w , fc5uill- e v e r y b a llin g d o u b t, a n d e v e ry ham •'Ville, S C., in Mny, 1877. Shortly niter e le n t u n to e a c h day Is th e b u rd e n an d J p e rin g fe a r w hich b elo n g s to th e p a s t his parents moved to Florida, settling blr-salnfe th e re o f. p erio d of o u r e x p e rie n c e anti w h ich In Clay county, and nfterward com­ T h e n e w n e s s of th e n ew y e a r Is os-I w ould b u rd e n a n d h in d e r o u r w o rth y ing to Sanford, whdre the family was B entlnlly a n e w n e ss of s p irit. A new effo rts an d s p iritu a l p ro g re s s in (he rait>ed and Allen spent his boyhopd dnys. m a n w ill a lw a y s en jo y th e new y ed r. n ew y e a r. L et us ta k e up o u r new In May, 11)03, he married Mlss^ Clara W h e n a n o th e r J a n u a r y a r r iv e s It 1« d u tie s an d m eet o u r fre sh o p p o r tu n e d is tin c tiv e ly th e tim e to slo u g h off th e i tie s In free, g la d so m e an d h o p efu l Cooper of Sorrento, who survives flint. old nnd to put on th e new . T h e r e Is I s p ir it, k n o w in g th a t God, w h o fins purMr. Toler for n number of years was Fnj detailed information, rates, schedules nntl reservations, see your nearest mi vHd n a tu r e to b e d is c a rd e d , am i a ] p o se d th e m for o u r u p lift, w ill g iv e time-keeper for the Atlantic Coest Line, n ew s p ir itu a l tn nnlm od to bo a s su m e d . j us g ra c e to c a rry us sa fe ly th ro u g h . Ticket Agent, write to or call tin ■■ and for the past fifteen years had been a T ile tr o u b le w llh m a n y p eo p le, how- j H ap p y N ew Y our! T im m e s s a g e Is vslurd employe of Chase &. Cq. e v e r, Is th a t th e y try to re m n k e u n d s e n t fa r an d n e a r. L ot th u ’ glnd g re e tThe funeral wns held nt the home on to re fo rm th e m s e lv e s , f o rg e ttin g th a t j Ing bo h e a rd on nil sid e s. T h e r e Is a FR A N K C. B 0 Y L S T 0 N , Tuesday morning, the services being con­ n few good re s o lu tio n s , m o re o r le ss f p ro p h e c y n n d u. p ro m ise In th o N ew A . W. FRITOT, lo o se ly k ep t! can a t b e s t o nly to u c h ; Y ea r. E v e n lo th o se w h o a r e b e n t w ith Division Passenger Agent , Travelling Passenger Agent ducted by Rev. Boyd of thé Baptist church, g rie f, o r lo n ely by ’ r e a s o n of b itte r th e o u ts id e a n d p o sse ss n o In te rio r the deceased hsing n member of litis A tla n tic Coast Line, J a ck so n v ille, Fla. efficacy In th e re c e s s e s o f / th e s p ir it. b e re a v e m e n t It L p o ssib le nnd tim ely church for thirteen years. T h e n e w m a n w ho is re a lly w o rth y of to ttay, th o u g h w ith lo w e re d fo n e nnd Messrs. Murrell, Calhoun! Terwilleger. th o tin n ie Is th o now m a n In C h ris t s o fte n e d a c c e n t: "H a p p y N ew Y e a r! " *;• ■:*•:**;* •:*•> -y+ -y^ Chappell, Dingcc and Keys act«! ns pall­ J e s u s . W h o re J e s u s Is th e ro Is a lw a y s E v e ry y e a r will be a h a p p y , o r. a t bearers and the remains were interred in n e w n e s s o f e x p e rie n c e , r e n o v a tio n of le a s t, n p ea ce fu l, o n e In w hich th e Lake View cemetery. th o m o ra l n a tu re , f re s h n e s s of hopo p r e s e n c e , o f th e L ord Is r e a liz e d — Tlie Woodmen of the World also as- nnd a re s ilie n c y o f e la s tic Joy, It !b w h ich Is sp e n t u n d e r th e p r o te c tio n of > - -n o t—imo o Bsary - t o w a it, u n til—H m -llcal. •h is w in e s, w h ile Its d u tie s u ro dls- t td c h a rg e d In h is fe a r n n d Its r e s p o n s ib il­ o f J a n u a r y In nuy a p p ro a c h in g y e a r brother. itie s a r e b o rn e w ith th e a s s is ta n c e of 1 ..... — .................... Mr. Toler was u young m an of excep­ to w in th o w isd o m of su c h 11 h e a v e n ly F o r th o C h r is tia n e v e ry fa ith o r to e x p e rie n c e th e b e n e fits of Ills g ra c e . tional good traits nnd character and Ids s u c h a s p ir itu a l q u ic k e n in g . T h e y e a r sh o u ld be an Im p ro v e m e n t on th e STRONG LINE 01 CHILDREN'S SCHOOL SHOES is felt by a large circle of friends p ro m is e of God Is now , to e v e ry o n e p a s t, an d offer Its a d d itio n a l o p p o r­ f whom he has passerf so ninny th a t b e lle v e th . E ac li m o rn in g m ay h e - tu n itie s fo r g ro w in g In g r a c e .xuitl. X ;—TIh* Lttcst Fall Styles in Ladies*, Gent's and Children's Shoes „years. • T h e C h r is tia n Is a a r e s u r r e c tio n d ay , o uch e v e n in g n C hrlbtllkeneB S I Just Receive*! ^ ^ To hit wife, mother, sister and brothers tim e of g o ld e n p ro m ise fa ir, y o t n o t c o n v in c e d nnd c o n v in c in g o p tim is t fo r, h a v in g a h e a v e n ly h o p e w h ich th e •!■ •>❖ •> -5- ■ !•■ !>•> -y •!• v -t- ■ !• •:*-y <• -;-+•> -y ^ -y + -y+ + • > + -y+ + + ♦ ♦ < The Herald extends sympathy In their a s fa d in g , a s th o s u n a e t. T h è N ew Y e a r joy is fo r till o f life, a ll th e w o rld c a n riey o r glyo o r ta k e a w a y , hour of sorrow. h u c u n i n ev e ry c o n d itio n o f life lln d tim e . It Is attm ulatlng und encouraging to n b a s is fo r an a s s u re d h a p p in e s s e x ­ OUR NEW YEAR SERMON feel tliut a brand new year Is offered p re s s in g Itse lf In th e o ft-q u o te d d ic ­ for happy employm ent, and th at the tu m : "T h o b e s t o f a ll Is, ‘God la (Continued from i * |t I ) old records with th eir m otley pages, w llh u s ! " ' The Florida F ertilizer Co. Atlantic Coast Line R. R. G O ES E V E R Y W H E R E North, East, West and South Consult the Purple Folder * FRANK L. WOODRUFF I Sanford’s Only E xelusive-Shoe-Store— t Drink a Bottle of n°°“' p ,ethings of earth become a legend Z ^ i h e minarets of the CeleatialCity glUj*n in die rays of the setting sun. The 'fluni®y !• done. There Is but a few more •leps to take and then comes sleep— a •«cp from which the angels will woken ..m . *^ lefe happiness to be found at every Kajie of our progress— boyhood, manhood •fid tottering age— but which is deeper *nd larger we dare not say. * h is a pleasure, however, to whisper J »mediing about “A .Happy New Year"— U ¡ ¡ H s U l rtu ll \m i p e * k m or am ong ™ ,lar*- New Year*» Greeting» ‘ * GINGER A L E OR S O D A W A TE R Manufactured with pure distilled wntcr—they will prevent Illness, aid digestion and give you health The Sanford Coca Cola Bottling Co.( Sanford. Fla. -*-Thy Brother. Stockholder»’ Annual Meeting ie annual meeting of the stockholders •he First National Bonk of Sanford will , ."Jjf at office of the bank, in San‘«d, Fla., °n the second Tuesday in J a n Artesian and Deep Well Drilling Telephone No. 60 M ^ P . l ip e ‘‘¿iig.iJfÜ! -diri. r.Yí-í';CT/'kLiSSMIFmjra«.-- .vi;■TggjS.t 1*J, im �MORE S A Ñ fO R D -C R O PSG 5 and beflnsT J. F. Arlnll has lettuce, celery, cabbnge nnd potatoes, also tomatoes nnd beans Vegetables Have Been Helped for early spring crops. of. Late By Cool Weather ‘ F. J. Sytnes & Son have celery, lettuce and cauliflower, also cukes and other vegetables for spring market. PACKER PRINTS SECOND ARTICLE J. M. Hunt has celery, cnullflowqj and cabbage and will have potatoes nnd As Many As 17 Cars of Lettuce Ship­ tomatoes for early spring market. J. L-Miller hns cabbage, onions, Irish ped In a Single Day—Additional potatoes, squash and cukes. Names of the Growers W. H. Lynn has a fine field of cabbage cauliflower, beets and onions. [New York Packet) * T. F. Adams hns_ lettuce celery nnd Snnford, Fin., Dec. 18.—The longer one cauliflower. _ rem ains hero i n the "celery .city''.tlic * m■■ ii ■ t ■ J. M. Ñipe' grows cabbage and Irish more convincing Is the proof thnt Snnford potatoes. He will have cabbage ready is destined to outdo even itself ns the for market January 1. largest and most productive vegetable C. W. Bowman has celery, lettuce, benns growing nnd shipping center in the \ Flowery stnte. There are still many nnd onions for vegetable crops nnd hundred ncrcs of undeveloped lands fine field of straw berries.soon really for ^w ithin thq, celery district' which Is as market. crw r« rc: E. TThmlltoh ihaVe celery good or better thon thnt already In culti­ nnd lettuce leaders nnd will have other vation nnd the work of clearing, draining vegetables in season. and Irrigating new territory is constantly W. S. Thronton grows lettuce nnd celery being pushed further out from the center. ..... ....... ........J _____ __ *tr ea -principal crops»-------— — A. D. Smith 'h n s n fine Lnkc Monre new plot now being prepared and settled 6otnc four miles cast of the city, culled front hflme nnd nnd n farm upon which I.- . At Y - T" »vA-hcoua. fleck Hammock, which Is destined ta J. V. Weeden grows lettuce nnd celery. ' become one of the m ost Interesting _nnd M r Weedeñ is an enthusiastic and beautiful additions to Sfinford. This hammock contnlning abbut 250 acres, scientific farm er nnd having traveled was recently bought and is now. owned extensively through California, Texas by Edgnr E. Brown of Richmond, Ind. nnd other sections of the country has Wide nvenues with double driveways finally settled in Snnford ns a choice of ■r * and n center of pnhns nnd other trees them nil. and shrubs have been Opened and the * W. T. Akers Is one of the successes of land suh-lrrlgntcd nnd drained. 'Beau Snnford and has a reputation ns n grower liful flowing wells nnd fountains of pure of celery, lettuce, cukes, squash, toma­ nnd sparkling water are In every nook toes nnd potatoes. R. H. Muirhend has celery, lettuce nnd and comer. The land Is of n rich black N y>H mill Is divided In squares of 5 nnd cauliflower and is now shipping straw ­ berries from a fine Held, the first for this 10 acre plots, which arc now on the market. Some of these lots are now sduson in Sanford. C. F, Atkinson hns lettuce, celery ntul -planted to celery or other vegetables. Among those now owning farms lit'this cuuflflower and Will have cukes nnd beau liful park section ore Frank M. vegetables in season. - * A. U. French has á acres of lettuce, —Lou gh, whn hns-fi Acres now being pre­ acres of cabbage nnd 15 ncrcs of Irish pared for Irish potatoes ns » storting potatoes. crop nnd celery, lettuce uiul other vege­ W. F. Robinson Is one of the large tables next season. E. E. Swingle, an old Packer render grpwers of oranges nnd grapefruit and from Hickman, Ten», , has just purchased is managing agent for the Travelers n plot here Twin Mr. Drown and will nt Insurance Co.,of Hartford. Conn..* groves. The Travelers Insurance Co. has 30 prcpare.it (orplantlng la vegetables. A. has 10 acres here which orange and grapefruit groves in Florida. is nearly ready for planting to Irish Mr. Robinson is also manager for ninny potatoes nnd the usual cg-lcry and lettuce, other non-resident groves and is an ofterwores, »And Judging from present authority on orange culture in Florida. 1). lleppc lias celery and will have indications Obis whole |uirk section will soon he One vast garden of beautiful benns nnd potatoes fur enrly spring m ar­ fields and substantial homes. Among ket. The average Snnford grower is also n other gmwers not mentioned In former good business man, and generally knows articles front Sanford nnd who are either old or new Packer renders arc: A. Vnughn bow to ship and whnt the freight rates _who has celery, lettuce and cabbage for are or ought to be to the different mar­ winter mnrkqt-oml will huve 10 ucrcs in kets and when he doesn't get a square Irish potatoes for curly spring shipment. deal he says so. At present there íb Mr. Vaughn litis a line home place where m uchcoinplaint here by sldpjicrs regard­ lie lives in the lake section, a fine two- ing the Clyde Line Steamship Co. paying story house, orange grove nnd other fruits, 10c per pheknge on fruits nnd vegetables beautiful shade trees nnd shrubbery, to the railroad companies. Of course which he offers for stile ot o bargain us this amount comes indirectly from (ho he wishes to.give ulljiis tune nnd atten ­ pocket of the grower ns the steamship company could carry this freight fur lOc tion' to his celery fijmi. R. Cary has celery nnd will have beans less did it not pay tills amount to the cabbage and corn for early spring m ar­ railroads. M. F. Robinson, one of the most prominent growers ami shippers ket. • ' U nim proved celery lands, flowing w e ll/g u a r a n t e e d , W. N. Culp has (I acres in lettuce, 0 here said: "It looks very much to me as $ 2 5 .0 0 to $ 2 0 0 .0 0 per acre x acres In ccdcry and will huve okrn nnd though this 10c allowance ought to come other vegetables for early spring ship­ under the law forbidding corporations Celery farms, with flowing wells nil tiled, drained nnd ready foFcrop, $500.00 to $1000.00 paying or accepting rebates. If tliis is ment. j>er acre. . W. I’. Atkinson bus 10 acres in lettuce not inohihitcd by law the only other City property, improved and unimproved. 303.000 acres timber lund, with finest site in source would be for every grower to and celery nnd judging from present Floridu for elute fnctory. condition will have one of the flue crops route his shipments by way of Savannah Others tell you wbnt am be done, MURRELL &. MINSHEW arc practical farmers as of the koason.—, ■■-— ..—------------------- and the U. S. S. Co. or the M. & M. Lino well ns real estate brokers, and are here to show you what 1ms been and can be done. Win.-A, Murray, u .nmnufncturer of S. 8 . Co." r VWVVWWVWSWWVWV I The m atter it is claimed, hns been drain and irrigation tiling, is the man who makes the tiling with which fynfonl referred to the state railroad commission has been made famous ns tho celery city which claims it has no jurisdiction over »nil the garden s|>ol of Florida. This tho m atter as the Clyde Hue íb not n factory has a capacity of 13,000 tiles state corporation, while the Interstate per day. Mr. Murray ulso grows celery, Commerce commission has so far not ANDEW JOHNSON A. C. HART acted u|<on the m atter although it is peppers and other vegetables. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW S|K.er &. Mntcnnr;— whole sale tie a let a .mid m n iplnliits have been made. SnnSU R V E Y O R AND DRAUG HTSM A N 1"' Wattle** la Stale ana m irisi Courts. nnd shippers of fresh water fish, have ford growers feel us Uiougtl something Leveling and Cro**-Seci!onlng for Drainage one of the most extensive fish shipping ought to be done and done at once. a Specially ' m c t . Buiiaim Phone 248. -A»*- «•—* - — hwuscatMt th e St. Johns river. A t “ Although the- market on *lettuce is not S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A A. B. Cameron grows celery nnd lettuce ns good us last week, yet Sanford shipnnd is one of the firm of Cameron & IH-rs are not discouraged and are moving THOMAS EMMET WILSON Whitncr, brokers, buyers and shippers of up to 17 cars per day. The cool woollier G. W. HAMMOND ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR celery, lettuce and other vegetables. nf the past week is whnt the lettuce AT-LAW 0. B. Frank has 5 ucrcs of celery and grower bus been longing for anil will ARCHITECT Seventh Judicial Circuit ot nnd lettuce, with lettuce ' now going to tend to make the quality better than Late Stale Attorney Florida Ofllce with Murrell & Minshew market. J. L Colby has lettuce nnd ever. Lettuce requires cool weather to - Reaidencea. Sanford and Sylvan Lake will have other vegetables in season. do Its (test and judging from the firm • Pico Hotel Block * If. E. Milleh~rtas lettuce, celery, caull^ appearance of the celery fields that GEO. A . DÉCOTTES flower. English peas and Other vegetables article uLso enjoys the cool nights nnd . _ill &euson. bright dnys. Cauliflower also looks flue ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW 1 F. U. Brown lias lettuce, celery, beans, here nnd the crop will noL onljrbe the P rdctlceT nState and Federal Count pointoetfaml other vegetables. largest hut also die fluent. in the history JEW ELER ~ G. W. Woods has celery, lettuce, cab­ of Sanford's producUdn. Weiborn Block Sanford. Fla bage and beans, the latter now ready for market. He will have tomatoes anil DEALERS IN Notice other vegetables for spring crops. W ALTER D. BELL Annual meeting of stockholders of the ■ J. L. Wright will have lettuce, celery, Sanford Light & Fuel Company for elec­ AnoBNcr-AT-LAW ' MY SPECIALTIES cauliflower, potatoes and oUiei vegetables tion of directors will be held at olflce of Pickard's Hand-Pointed China for spring crops. tilt- [»resident Mvmlay January ljth. 10119. Shew«. I m l M l aqj---- Title« iWecteri Gorham's "5tërlîí g SÜveT - . W. •F t Heroy-hns detttrcr, ~celery fifliT at 'i o'clock p. m* Room 21 Pico Block, Sanford. Florida, cauliflower. Rogers' Plated Ware F. tl. Rand, President, W. A. Raynor has celery, cabbnge, Sanford Light A Fuel Co. * Elgin and Waltham Watches cauliflower and potatoes for early spring Geo. H. F exnau). Sec'y, DR. R. M. MASON Office and works on Oak A 'fnue’ murdet. Sanford Light & Fuel Co. * 17-5 DENTIST F. N. Ettridge h as celery, lettuce and near Fenmld's Phono 19 cauliflower, also potatoes for spring m ar­ Best Elgin creamery butter at 35 cents Welboni Block ket, __________ per pound, a t Sanford Grocery Company. S A N F O R D , FLORIDA Sanford, Florida ALL GOODS GUARANTEED LAND! AN I N V E S T M E N T L A N D IN SAN FO R D LA N D Is the Surest Money Maker in all the _______ _ Southern States Celery Lands and Celery F arms. City Property D li Ir. •« i !. jh íV ! If you want any of these lands, see us _ Terms to suit your pocket-book — H O LD EN R EAL ESTATE 0. SANFORD, FLA. 7 h- (W m N U JU£ NU w f % li r t l «.’ ÏTÜ .Î MIls]|i]lAEIl]Picllol URRELL •i; : '. u & in IN S H E W REAL ESTATE BROKERS Present to the Investor the Best Opportuni, ties in Florida M U R R E LL & M INSHEW Sanford Machine I Foundry Works Repairing All Kinds H e n r y McLaul i n of Machinery Autom obiles and Cas �iber.atrüNL T ilt SANfORD HERALD, IN TffflR STOCKING FRAUDS, FAKES AND FREAKS W i e fl ■ ™ T S MANY LAND SALES The Town Worktd By Imposters, Hum­ Sanford Real Estate Moving Every bugs and Sharks Day What Sanford People Found There never was such au "array of The Howard-Packard l.and Co. sold Yesterday Morn smooth, nervy, flim-flam talent as now. eight lots of ten ucres each in the celery People’s •Bank of Sanford Capital f B O ,0 0 0 .0 0 It Is of a character that comes just within delta this week to parties frpth Michigan the pale of the law and cannot l>e sup­ and Kansas. Conducts n General Banking Business with Conservatism and WAS EVERYBODY MADE HAPPY pressed by the (»lice as Criminal. And J. N. Whltner sold ultout fifty ncres of Courtesy. Paya ■fWr C W . In tw t, Compounded Quarterly, yet the entire outfit should t>e ridded and good celery property. on Suvings IVjmsits, and fired outside the portnls of the city. The Marks Renl Estnte Co., twenty-four The Herald Provldea Gifts for every­ Clairvoyants, spellbinders, mediums, ncres on Cameron nvenue to Messrs. Wil­ one Though Some May Have thimble riggers, pressure lifters, install­ son. Williams nnd Hastings, of Petoskey, Failed In Transit I n s u r e s D e p o s i t s A g a i n s t ^ kL o. s s ment schemers, tiollday sharks, nnd nil Mich. { President Roosevelt—A new gun. • * ** m anner of scparnte-you-from-your-moncy Murrell & Minshcw had' the Holden President-elect Toft—A big stick. operators have nwoo|>ed down upon the Renl Ksiatc.CQJundc_scvcral good sales from any nnd all cause». This additional'protection post« Governor Broword—A canal dredge. town nnd work their- games witli the as­ of celery pro|terty. its customers nothing Governor-elect Gilchrist—A marriage surance of a bronze image looking nt the City property is changing owners rapid­ proposal. sun. One syndicate of mind-roadors nnd ly- The Holder Real Estnte Go. (nil on Sanford—A cornucopia of plenty. brain explorers nre circulating iwstcrs to their snlo Monday of building lots be­ N ew A c c o u n t s So lic ited W. J. Brynn—An offer to lecture. the effect that they will furnish the names, tween Park avenue nnd Sanford nvenue Postmaster Hoskins—A Red-Cross stam p of your enemies, your friends,. Indicate nnd dis|Kised of n numbnr of good lots. W. J. Thlgpin—Another dance. your hopes and fears and tell you whnt is Several other transactions of city pronL M. SMITH, f. Whltner—A bunch of asparagus. In your pocket-book'and your stomachT erty occurred, which will be made public President Vice-President Cashier C H. Evans—A box of O-U-NO smokers. all for the modest sum of fifty cents, which Inter. ' . “ , * Capt. Higgins—A noise mulllcr. is claimed to, he n reduction to close out "Sanford property do move." C H. Lcfiler—A new building. the stock of gudgeon bait. Trunk Powers—A razor for a quick shove. Visit Mettlngcr's Toy Store. . Ji-LllC- people.do. uoLjvaut Ui .be. .victim* Clerk Scott—A book to answer qU3HT5fii: Beautiful I Exquisite! say the ladies of of these cheap pretenders they should J. N. Whitner—An office where, he can keep nwoy from them. There should be men's tics, at MctUnger's. ' be alone. some m tting ti»prot<rr«thcc m h ilm s fiunr Artf'jmt (Muhscribcr to Tun HekaldT —Harold TfiidUns—A' tin horn. * these trum p_m ountebanks. There • nre I t you want n first-class tailor-made C. C. Howard—A new plow. LIVERY,. FEED.,and.-rfi^ f'i-Étis* j -1 others, nnd the alleys are ' literal with suit for $12.118. call nt I). A. Caldwell & T. E. Woodruff—A-flro extinguisher. - m , tiYneY'ehnff'VhTIo" string enn be had for Sons.' SALE STABLES C. Barnes—A mouth organ. the asking__________________ If it’s printing yon want, send it to T he Yancy Gold—A sponge from Punta Oysters served in every style nt the Hekald office. First-class work guaran­ Harneaa and Bugglaa Dlacksm lthlng and Horaaahoalng Gordo. •# teed. F. P. Forster—A new sidewalk on his Pico restaurant. Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged Sec the splendid displny of Xmns Park avenue property. New lot. fnney goods, neckwear, novel­ novelties, toys, dolls, etc. N. 0. Garner—A new pocketbook. ties and riblNins just received nt MrrA U T O M O B IL E S F O R L IV E R Y U S E Walter Schucht—A box of books. Sunfotd Furniture Co. tinuek' s, 2t J. D. Roberts—Some real nice candy. Eugene Roumillnt—A "pony" for his Latin. W.L Morgnn—A bottle of Wintersmlth's. Reginald Cossil—A hobby horse. W. F. M. linker—A pair of gum shoes. Billie Hand—A horse from Stoney Island George Adams—Runklc's check for pro­ HTtHi-órade House-Building ä Specially ~~ fessional services. J. 11. Overman—The Chronicle editoriol chair. DKAl.ERS IN Jim llan is—A megaphone. W. 0. Holden—An electric light plant. B uilders’ Supplies, In terlarclien S an d G. H. Fqrnnld—Telephone directory.'Arthur YowcII—A botlleoPTIcrpicIde.” A lpha Cem ent, A cm e P laster C. 1. Hughes—A game leg. Frank Miller—Easy chair. W. E. Holmes—An icicle. ■v Harry Crip|icn—Phonograph.. Pinna, Esimiate»,' und till ItilormìiUtfR relative to Htiilding Capt. Marks—Another Sale. W.-E. Wutson—rP air of embroidered Cheerfully Furnished socks. 1 * Vern Hunt—Green necktie. G„ W. S|icncur—Pair of overalls. P h o n e G9 C o n s u l t Us Dr. Aldridge—New hut. Guizcr Tnkacli—New dime. Gwynne Fox—Mustache cup. t illico w ith Murrell & Miimhcw P iai Hotel Block. Snnford, Fla. OUR TR A D E MARK Jack Davison—New building. I’urt* w atrl i> M ientU I In liiaxl tiratiti . Artie Smith—Pnir of red top boots. • •!•V V-!• •>•>*:• -t-•> <••> •;•+•>-ia (junrnnti‘t*l U. S. (•uvcm incnl unnlysU ut Wekiwa Sprint! IVnlrr . Dick Calhoun—Pound of candy. In Ilio liiitti rullimi pini* lami« of Ormici' County, l in George Venable—Bushel of Georgia pinU S Government nlttclnli ri«»» ila ilo^rro ni ii>ln<-r nil j al ion wlih Great IWnr unii sllühtly lilthrr Itimi INilanil water ders. Neither swmnps. rlv rri. tiiioi nur ralnt n(In:l U Wulter Beatty—New face. Wontloiful c u m of rtieiimntUni mut kiilnp' lrpul>lr Andrew Johnson—Didn't hang up any Large Imtli house, filili. I»als, tnboMitfi sIìiIp . pavllluni O F SA N FO R D , F L A . __ stocking. Telephone connection» ami dolly mull N r» Imlfl. new fm niltiir, hi<>»«l vrram in. a rrtylrn r gm Marshal Lee—New set oMiurnesa. r. H. RAND, r r .l l d .n t aco. PERNALD, Vloa-Pr**. lini ami Cold Spring W aler ll.ilh i FRKE. New Toile!» JP. P. FORSTER, Ca*hl*r D. P. WHITNER, A**t. C**hl*r Bob Jones—Pnir of boxing gloves. Cptiagp«. ail furniihrtl. in rent, new irn l wsih torniture , Dr. Cecil Butt—Red necktie. Finir m lln from Apopka. Fl*., on S A. L. Ky Only National Bank in Orango C o u n t y Raymond Key—Safety razor. E. E. Brady—Automobile. F u n d s P r o te c te d by B u rg la ry In s u r a n c o Address W EKIW A SPRINGS COMPANY, W ekiw a Springs, Fla. F. E. Watson—Pair of silk susiwnders. , Safaty Deposit Boxea for Rant ■M. P. Lipe—New engine. O R G A N IZ E D 1687 Felix Frnnk—Large gray goose. T O P P R IC E S FO R Y O U R Mayor Lake—Stove-pipe hat. Harry P. Driver—New uniform. • ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT, TANGERINES AND EARLY VEGETABLES* George Fox—Copy of Blnckstonc. Ilurry Wilson—"Keen Kutter" rnzor. when shipped to IIEWITT. If you are not doing Bob Newman—Air rifle. business witli tins House, write to them 'a t once. R. C. Maxwell—Toy railroad. A. P. Connelly—Hand car. Meade Fox—Another favor in the ger­ man. — F R U IT AN D PRODUCE C O M M IS S IO N M ER C H A N TS W. I). Bell—Release from the Clironida. 10 E. Cam den S t., Baltlm oro, Md. „ Paul Diggers—Pair of spurs. Chos. Helheld— A little wagon marked References: This Paper and Thousands of Pleased Shippers in Florida down. • . — G K Den y —Pair of dnneing pum ps:— David Caldwell. Jr— Dress suit. E. Hy. Palmer—Book on Irrigation. Tito*. J. Perkins—Information bureau. -LÀ. Joe Von Bergen—Corkscrew. Ed. Mdutyro—New express office. J- I. Anderson—Another conviction. W. J. Hill—A plum pudding. C. C. Woodruff—A corner on the market. S. J. Broer—A hair cut. Chat. Kannrr—Another baby carriage, frank Woodruff—P air of shoe laces. HAND B R O TH E R S NATURE’S . WONDERFUL FOUNTAIN. ' • I P o p e C o n tr a c tin g C o m p a n y | F IR S T N A TIO N A L BANK HEWITT & Finest Five Cent Cigar On tiie Market CO. - The Crippen Music Store Th e o . J . M iller & Son High-grade Pianos, Organs, — House Furnishing Goods and Graphophones. S t o v e s , C r o c k e r y and C l a s s w a r o furnished Rooms fo r Rent *TW0 good-sized rooms, in good location, will be rented to desirable persons. Cisteni nnd sulphur water on the premises. Inquire at The Herald office. A little money now and n little nownnd th**» Is the way to buy celery land. See M- M. Smith for particulars. Wade mdkt-s frequeift trip* toS anford. Write him at Orlando. *Hi* Herald furnishes engraved visiting “t the same price asked in Jackson­ ville and New York. See PeU for paper hanging. Patterns Just in. New fall S«* H. 1L Hill for Celery City Blend Coffee, finest on earth for E asy P aym en ts. Low P rices. Pico Block II The Sanford Building & Loan Association * W IL L B U ILD Y O U A H O ME For. Particulars. Call op k- T . R O S 8 E T T E R , V. Pr*a. A. P. C O N N E L L Y , Sac’y. & Traaa. H. F E R N A L D , Fraa. — I ♦ Director* O. H. FER N A LD W . D. HOLDEN 7. F . FO R S TER J - C. A- T . ROBSE T T E R H. R. «T E V E R E T . J . M ILLER . Wall Papery Paints and Oils, White and Mew Ifome SewingMachine^ Edison Phonographs and Records, Wholesale \ Dealers In Gasolene and Kerosene CHAS. H. .EVAN S Staple arid Fancy Groceries F u ll Line of High-Grade Cigars and T obaccos Agent for the Famous CLOVER HILL B R A N D BUTTER SANFORD. FLORIDA ; • M il m r �I -P U * io THe sàneord h era ld . December 2n.|g la Hw Circuit C«utt «1 the jth Judicial rln the Circuit Court of the 7th JudicUl la the Circuit Court-of-the. 7Ul J udicial In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judidil Circuit of the S tate of Florida Circuit of the S tate of Florida Circuit of the S tate of Florida Circuit of the S tate of Florida for Orange County. for Orange County. 1 lor Orange County. for Orange .County. C i t y , o f San ford ) \ ) Hill in C hancery to ) Hilt in C hancery to C ity o f S a n f» n l« i’ |iT < w irr.*^ -C ity o f 'SinÍQ pd 1’ »», _) 1 DUI ) Enforce T“a x IJen. I Dill In Chancei L h a n c e rt to Tax Lien. Lien. ▼ a. * ) T*. Enforced forced llaa xx Lien. M ary L im iiey, and ) ) D ouglas A M ssley, and) 1 Jupiter Jupiter Lodge lo d g e Tniatee»,) Trustee»,) En Am erican B uilding and) 'Jo AH Whom It M ay C on cern: 1 ) U ian, and T on tain) Hill In Chancenr to T o - A l l W hom It M ay Concern: and 1 Upon application o f the C ity Solicitor, it Upon application o f the C ity Solicitor, it To A ll Whom It M ay Concern Aiaociatiorf and) E nforce T ax Lien. h hereby ordered that on or before the Jan. Thom*» E . . W iltou ,) it heieby ordered that on or before the Jan. Upon applkratijin of the L '7 fJ ? 1 „£ nary Rule day neat, being January jr d , A. and ) uary Rule day next, being -January ). A. D. I 11 heieby ordered 1*“ ' J*„or , * , r,T A . D . loop, in aahl court, you appear to and T o A ll W hom It M ay C oncern: tpop, in aaid court, you appear to »11J anawer uary Kule day next. and a n iw ri ilia bill bled am i act iuriii the na­ i J U pon application o f th e C ity S olicitor, It the bill1 filed lilcu «nu me nature ihmuit of v * you ju u r. i y * r , u rI,„ «</( * y fh |h and »et lorin forth the 1».. 1 9<*9. in .77/ , “ ldK1co, '• * “ ture o f your respective interests in, right to. ia hereby ordered that on or before the Jan ­ retire intere»!* in, right to. or lien , upon answer the hill J J f. or lirjit upon real estate sifuale iu the .City uary K ule day next, being January jr d , A. .I to ,, it J . C l, .1 W M « M i , • S n 'S S T Ï S t î E i . a ift c ii; of Sanford, and ileacribed in the bill A t: I). 1909, in aaid court, you appear to and Lot 7, Block 9. T ier II. * answer the . bill filed and aet forth the na­ w u ä t ™ ," i. . . ô læ î a7, eT iem It it further ordered that Hut order be tu re. o f yotir retpectiye infereata fn, right to, o t B3, Ælllock r A. “ , “ ■. published in the San ford lle ra ld , a newspaper or lien* u p e h 'r e a l estate altuate in the C ity publUhrd hi the S in fo ril Herald, a newspaper I puj ! li h « l V n 't h i S an fo rd lle ra ld 1. a newspaper published In aaid C ity, once n week for four o f San ford , and described in the bill a i : c g n o e u llr c week« prior to aaid ru le day. to»t J, lllock 6, T ie r 11. W itn cti my la n d and M-al o f the aaid S S » n J S f c C^ r T : ^ . e ,0^ r It It further ordeted tlu t thi* order he W itness m y h am f and seal o f the aaid cir"vlfne«* my la n d and seal o f the aaid circuit court, th ll a jlh day o f Novem ber, A . published in the S an fo rd .H e ra ld , a nrw»paper published in said C ity , once a week for four cult court this and_d»y o f December, A . I». I circui, court, this asth day o f N ovem ber, A . , l i . ip o i. y M R O B IN S O N . (S eal.) corurcutive week* prior to aaid rule 'lay. II. M. R O B IN S O N . (S eal.) * U* ,#o8, n. M. R O D IN S O M . ( S « a l> *B 4 Clfrtc C ircuit C ou rt, O range County. W itnets my Earn! and aeal of the aaid rlrgurr coutI. tMv » ith d x y o f N iiveinlrer.-A:- »*-* — C le rk -C ir c u it-C o u r t, O ran ge -C o u n ty . - j ,5.^ ' CTirV'Clrptirt CffU rtr^Onrrgr -County; * C ity o f San ford vt 1 the Circuit Court of the 7th JudicUl Circuit of the State of Florida for Orange County. U' ,# ° 8' H. M. R O B IN S O N . (S eal.) 16-4 C lerk Circuit Court, O range C ounty. I d the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the S tate of Florida for Orange County. In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial \C ity o f San ford ) Hill in Chancery to ‘ v* ) Enforce M en la w . Circuit of the S tate of Florida Read, and )‘ for Orange County. T o A\l Whom It M ay Concern the C ity Solicitor, it U pon application _ o f tlic ford ) Hill in Chancery C ity o f San ford elrti ,d ried that It h rirh y u uiiJiied tbat on or before En — —— —I —E n force— fo r o T a x — L TC nary Hole day 'n e xt, being -January jr d , A . W illiam Cowan,i, and) | 1. 1 pop, in .aid court, you appear to and To A ll W hom It M ay C o n c rm : answer tlic hiil filed and Ml forth the 11aUpon application n( the C ity Solicitor, . lu re a l vciuf r t iiic c liic in, rigiil lo , ii hereby ordered that on or before the Jan or lien* ui*n» r e a lc * U t e •Ituatei In tlic C ity nary Kule day next, being January jr d , A. of Sanford, and described In the bill a»i I>. 1909, in aaid court, you amicar to ami N. W r Y g - o l L o t j . Block to. T ier C. anawer the bill Sled and set birth the na )■ ^ “ ia or tier be ______ . ..ti i» iwr tU r - o n U i ail . tha t , Jtll i a i i a f )> ei itsp as i f i s .............. . piibiiriicd in ll.r San ford llera ld , » newspaper nr lien» upon real-estate »¡mate in the C ily pnbtirhcd in »aid C ity, once a w rek for four o f S anford, and drveribed In the bill i s : consecutive w eek, prior to aaid rule nay. l o l j ia and i j , Iltoek 7. T ier 1. W iliin t my baud and teal of llie aa;U It is further nrdereil that this order he ids‘ -T'k.,' 1 l b . S an fn id lle ra ld , a new»|aper .....TlTTlifir in »aid r i i y, once a week for four pill ï 7 "*' — I». M. H O llIN S O N , (S eal.) consecutive week* prior to u id rule day. T D C B w ^ tllS te lF IT titx Js L G range (. ounly. w itn e ss m y -nano e saie W itness -land’ amt and tra teali u o t, f, in the aa In the C ntuit Court of tho Circuit of the S tate of Florida for Orange County. o f San ford ) Hill In Chancery (o’ * ... ) L n forcc l a x Lien. Thomas E- W ilson, and) 1 Tu-~A 1I Whom It M ay C onearni * Upon application of Ihc C ity , Solicitor. It la hcrclAv v n ir ie d that on or hclorc the Jam, »wry Rule day next./^ lieing Jan uary, jr d , A . D. i p *<j , in »aid court, you appear to ami answer the hill filed and »el lo flh lb* nalu te o f your retjieelivc inlcrevts in, riglit or lictif oiHin leal estate miniate in the C ity u f San fur tl. ami ilnkcritK*«! in Inc bill atJ Unflivjficti * i'4 interest in l arnl 2, “ niocJi 5. J icr j , alftjj umli%itled 1-4 in to * * ! in laoif y ami to, lllock Si T jc t , , . It »1 furl lief i>nk ted that lliii nrrer be fuiblUlied »n the .Sanford llc ta h l. a nrw»pat»jT • ^ iiubliftbrd in .»aftl C ity» once a * * c k ior, *our c u iu rfiitiv r week» |*rit»r to « iu rule uay* my ha^ul and *ic»il of tlic Mid " WTrcuif ’TuTITt; MTltl-55th dar*“^ V ' >9" * ' , II. M . R O B IN S O N . (R eil.) t¿-4 Clerk* C ircuit C o m i, O ia n g r County. In thè Circuit Court of tire 7th Judicial Circuit of the S tate of Florida ’. for Orango County, C ity of Sanfurd ) W. I*. l-ravett, Ad-) Hill in Chanccry to m iniitrator of *Seth) E nforce T ax Lieti. i-rrilOi, D rccatcd,) and ) T o AH Wliom II May C on cerni l )Ih,r» tp p lkalip n of thè t u y Sollcilor, il I* lurrii» „tilt 1 ru thal un or hcforc ITic Jall uary Hulr day .next, la-ing Jahuary j r d , A ___ j j . jp o o r-iu »alJ u a u l, |UU a m ica i tu and ^ Ali- w<1 |hr bili filili and »ri lortli llie na Imi- o f jou r ir»|ice1ive iulrie*!* in, righi lo, —- .OS Ileo» iiim,<i ira i. . . l a i . lilu a tc in tbc City o f Sanfifili, ami dr»ciil«.*d In the bill a* U m lu ld r.l .14 itilrie»! ili lait» i and a, . Block t, I irr j , alni midividrf! j -4 in lrreit' [il Lot, v and tt», Block j . 'Iter t. Il i» ? tiri lira* ordered thal Ibis ordrr he ptdilKhrd in U" Sa;ifnfd lljia ld . a nr»«i>aiier publnlird III vaili t iiy. o lir" a » erk fór filar c d iix t iilo r » rck*. prior lo aai.l ride day. W iln r». 111» lialid ami arai of lite m EI r im ili « „in i. Ibi» 45II1 day of November, A. II. Ip„8. _ II. M, K 01IJN SO N . ( 5w-al.) »fi 4 C ln k C im ili C m u l. O ran ef Cntnily. I n th e C ir c u it C o u it o f th e 7 t h J u d ic ia l C ir c u it o f th e S t a t e o f F lo r id a fo r O ra n g e C o u n ty . C ily of Sanford ) , VI, » ~ H r jr Spnth HfitMmfft Hill in Chimet r r to n dt! I .ran V•»curili ¡urt) fin force t u fj anti Ih ornai h*. Il i f I m Min» ami ) Tu A ll.U b o m h May f «»iicrnii l 'jHjn A|i|>ii44lìofi uí ih f ( i i y H olkill'r. il I« In rrb> on lcffrl t liât t»n t»f Tiefurt Ihr Jan tur y Huit day next, being .January iM, A. Il, if/oy. in miid tu rn i/ >*ui anpear in ami j an - Mrr i t ir bili hit il ami %el lu flh the na ymjf rt i ì -n i t vr tnlcrrit» in, fjygtil 'lo, ur Uff»* ninni ira i e*l»|r hit nate Ini Hip (lily «ti FiiHtforil, nini ilrtr ribrcl in tbr* bill a»; Lntik y ami io, lllock 7, l i e r p. Il ¡% fm ilirr n filrm l that th ii order be giijlil itlifil m |he Han fun i M ira li, a nrwi|0|>ri l'iiblikhVil in. ^ii<l < iiy, once m week (or (our cuti»m itivc v « k i jifior lo wii«l rule day. Wittn.*»« n»> fatui afui »cal ni tbc aaid H m ìtt - rmirt, this 33th tlay of N uvnnticr^ Ar ___ 1 1. éíjoH. Tl. M. nCMIl.N'SON, ( Seal.) I ft-I (*lfrk r i u n i i fru tti, ( l ' mi nl y. C ity o f San ford * ) Bill In Chancery to va. j E nforce T a x Lien. M. B. Bronaon, and ) , T o A ll Whom It M ay C on cern: ___ — Upon "ip p ltratlrm —o f “ the iity -fto H e rt« ri—it Is hereby ordered that on or liefnre the J»m uary Rule day next, bring January J, A . l>. artd answer 1909., In in »aid »am court, cou ri. you apiw-ar npi>rar to iu auu answ ri the Mil filed and »et furth the nature of your rrtpeetive Interest* In, right to, or liens upon re a l estate »ituatc in 1lie C ity o f S anford. O ljd ilo ciib ciL itith c Jiili.i* ;.,— --------- ,------- In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the S U te of Florida V for Oraage* County. C ity o f S an ford ) mil In C han cery to ’ v*. ) En force Tax Lien. O . I L Gräm ling, and) [ T ï r A H - W hotn- ft-M a y-C -o n e e rn p I Upon application ot Hie irtiy ao n cu u r. 11 J ¡( |lrrc(,j ordered that on or before the JanI1 u»ry next,_ tiring January .J,. (V. 1). uary Rule . . . . . day _, ___ ____ ______ l909l |n uK I coort. you ap|iear to and answ er I i(,e bill filed and »et forth the nature o l your I resiicctive Interest* in, right to, or lien» upon East 1-4 of East l-a 'n f Ia in 9 and iu, Block i l , Chapman and T ucker'a Addition to Ihr C ily o f S anford. T t 1» further ordered that Ihis order be published iu ihr Sanford U ria h !, ‘i ueiaiW pcr published in »aid C ity, once a week Tut l u u consecutive w eek* Prior to said rule day. Witne»» rhy hand and »^>1 o f the »aid c ir­ cuit c o u it thi» and day u f December, A . IL rpufi. B. M. ROBINSON*. (S eal.) i i I C le ik C ircuit Court, O ran gr County. and described lit the b ill tii: fait j . Block 9, T ie r A . m i s further ordered that thD order lie published in ihc S an to rd lle ra ld , a newspaper ‘ ublDhrd in »aid C ity, once a week for lour In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the S tate of Florida Circuit of the State of Florida for Orange County. for Orange County. In the Circuit Court of* the 7th Judicial Circuit of the S tate of Florida for Orange County. n . M. K O n iN .S O N . (Semi.) 16-4 - C lerk C ircuit Court, Orange County. C ity - In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the S tate of Florida for Orange County. T „ A ll tS'lmin It M.iy C ulu rS n : * Upon ajiiilicalinn „1 the t iiy S d ie ito r, il vv liiTrirr7nntr irTt--Ttrn h i ur Vr t utr i ln» T i tr * u aiy Rule day next, being January* j n l. A. 11. Ipop, ill « id filin i, you appear tu and atn w er the bill filed and aef I,nth the na* lu re o f your re»|>e( live lu ieiei.lt in, light l„, -o r lint» til,on rr^ftyrflalev-iluale in' the C ity o f San fútil, and Jcurnlird Jn ihr |,dl as: H s u »*» o f Kart l-v. Ian« 9 am i vn, ltl»wk i t , Chapman & Tucker a Addition to the C ily o f Sanford. It it further n n lern l that thD order be pillili .j..! I h i Uit. San ford lle ra ld , « . uc»»p*pct puhlithrd in »aid C ily , onre a week for four coto rcutivc w r tk t prior tu salii rule day. Wilne»» my iwnd and seal o f llie Paid circuit ron rt, lids 45th day o f Novem ber, A. D. Ipn8. H. M. H O llIN S O N , (Seal.) 16 4 ■ C lerk Circuii Court, O range County. * 16-4 In tbp Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida forOrange County. 7 Circuit of the State of Florida * . for Orange County. In the Circuit Court of the 7th Ju d id il Circuit of the S tate of Florida for Orange County. Sanford C ity In the Circuit Coart of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida _____ ___ _ for Orange County.--------------- W CT U UU,t‘ ,k " of Sanford > B ill i„ C h a n c « v 1 ^16 4 ,| ,b In the Citcuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the S tate of Florida for Orange County. „ San ford Whom It M , , C ity C oncern: . it - if. o l biuvember, A. a s q a e S ¡“ In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the S tate of Florida ' for Orange County. "Cify oT S an ford ') Bill in C'hanrrry to a r- 1 M .1 1 , * Knjurced T ax LD n. _ A. C , M artin, and ■ ■ ) To A ll Wliuni It 'May C o n cern :T oI»-All W hom It -M ay C im catni . « J«n application Of the C ity Solicitor, it U| hiu uiipliestii.n o) Ilig(iC jiy S d ieitor. it 1» hereby oritered th ii on or before Ibe Jan ­ is hereby o n trrrd that on og»lie(iiru (he Jan- uary Rule day neat, being January jr d , A. ‘ nary Rule day n e a p hying J a n u a r y jr d , A. IL 1909, in - s a id court, yoa appear to and IL .-ip o P . in aalJ epurt, you appear to and answ er the bill f ile d ,anfl set forth the naa n tw er the hill filed n u j set lurth the na­ ture o f your respective in le m ta in, right to, ture p f you r re» pee live i n m r i t i in, vlgtit to, or lien* unon rear « la t e situate in the C ily or tirns upon -real rífa te situate .in the- City " I . Sanford, and described in the Mil a s : o f S a n b in L and dtH -iiU d in . tho hill as: L-^t k* H le c k j , T ie t a ; L o u 3 atni y, Block /“ • ' •*i-M »rt»w e A d d itio n -to tke -dry -Bf -« S a f e S a n fn rjr Lota a and j . llhick t | . T ie r 10 a i d man S. T xo ktr a Addition to t i» - r S»«. M artin * A dditiun; L o ta y. 8, 9, and 10, Block ford a* the propertv o f J. F. t S m V l a l d 11, T ier <n. »aid M artini* A dd ition; Lot* a pri.j-erly liclng In Orange C ounty, S a t« o f J> !?."*■ “ " • 1 , r r »•» “ »W M arlin'* Ad-Florida. rliiion: W est i-s of Block 11, T ie r 11. It is further ordered that this order A t It 1* further ordered that this order be piihlirtird in the S an ford lle ra ld , a M-wipaper published in the San ford H erald, a newspapei publidied In aakl C ity, once a week fo r four pul.h'-liril in u ld City* m e t a weak for fottf consecutive weeks jut-ir jn u l d rule day. to oD ecalirt wreka ju io r fo u id rule d ir , W itness m y hand and acal o f the said W itn m ' my h in d and i n ) o f the u i d circuit court, this a ;th day o f Novem ber, A . circuit court, thi* a jih day o f Novem ber. A . 1>. ip r*. D. 1908, n . M. R O B IN S O N , ( S e a t ) a U R O D IN S O N ; f . W ) 3 6 4 C lerk C ircu it Court, O range County. J 1 6 4 C le rk C ircu it Court, O ra n g e 'C o u n ty . of A» ¡,'■ 1 aiipljcaliuu »1 - (b e - ^ n y S,M|ci(„r ... . n ,n . M. R O B IN S O N , (S e al,) C lerk Circurt Court, O range County. p T H X s k w consecutive w eeks prior to said rule day, tiesa m y Iw »tal o f the ia itf cir rhand¡ r and u * j r í l f W o „i, c Æ ........ .. J - c S x r æ s i- é iâ i In the ' r * C i r c u i t C o u r t ’ S n h T f n r J u d ic ia l of m th e sS tt aa t e o f F lo r id a C i r c u iitt 01 , ) B ill In C iu n cerv to ) Enforced ■ T ax Lien, C ity n o rcn ce To, t A|J I. L°° 5 . ^ s s ■' " “ '" I - '- I» hereby ordered thaï on or bífuÍ? « u ary R ule day next, being J a ilU t’ * .’ V « »909, In aaid court, you appear ^ f J, A u. the bill filed ^ m ) f o r t h T h V n 'a .u T .r ’ * " respective interest* In. right to t r . real e s u le litu ale in tlic Cn’. « in i »W« and described in the bill Í , ,)f ol L o t. j and 4. Block lo. T itr 11 .It I* further ordered that u - “ ' rU^îi , Î!t i •'k the Sanford IferaUL^i* B0 ,iw >» published In »aid C ity, once , w a V - W * . consecutive w eeki prior tu . . . 1 . ,l" ‘ «»r W itn e ,. my hand in d ‘ eaV ',, ,UJ- ‘"J -i l A f t a l T ■y In the Circuit Court o f (he ,11, r a -, c . n - i . r u . s m ^ t i r ' for Orange County. C ity of S an ford Bill i,, i v > l;“ (UUC T**Cft^ In the Circuit Court of ,he 7^ d ~ j Circuit of the State of Florida for Orange County City of S an fo rd HH i„ n , , nCf„ u & s ; , t o s ís& y* ctef ” w n n « r myfrkù n d nin ,i'1 aü'|d r ir e u ^ c o u r t, this î jU t 3Í y o f V o U M cwrk a l ^ c Ä B,( S S f Ä S B T*‘ All , ÍW S hom Í e n * r e1n| ' May • n J I i\ I ,IllTtn. " lC " U**’ T o AH ; U pon applicati,,,, o f the i n. D hereby ordered lhai on , , 1 . - ‘ It nary R u le day n ctt beb,V .i „.n .'rM M 'V n' 1909» in u i d court, you a h n n , , * ‘V •he b i„ filed •:»; Ú , [ ¿ X : ;;; reaiwctive interert» in. riKhi t . reai ertale » iiiu ie in tl,r (lien« u^a Anfani, an.l Jcicrjbed In thè l,il| a , - * Lot to lllock s . 'T i e r u . f* h fu ri ber m derni t Itnt fi f *■ "rdrr t* P" m 'l'**! •" ,h * S u ifo rd IT,-m U ja nr*i|a|er pubi libri) in »ani LTi(y. ^ • cnnaecuttve w eck, pcL Iu " W line»» my harnl .n„| cuh c o ^ t , „ i , and ,Uy o f . « . ’•*1-1 l , -n - V - HUBINSI i\, •6 4 C lc ik C ircuii V o m ì, ... „ tf , 1, ^ J n the Citcuit Couri of the 7 ih Judicial Circuit of the S t a i r - of Florida for O range C o u n ty . C ity o f San ford ) J|,|| i(, , (lJm *iy to ) Km,., Lieo. M* Ilea tun, anrj ) ' To A ll W hom It Mav Com.tM Ljion application o f llu- l „ > ,, i* liefrby hereby uitlrred ordered il>at that .... ,, ¡.« ,1 .11 ruary tu b day IL 1909. Ill »aid m u ri, . j answ er the bill filed and .ri , , u„ o f yitu t . t eapective .tnteievrt ,,.l, 4»||» ,,1-m real m a te situât, ,t„ r ,t, rf ban ford,, and dc«ribe,t ih, 1.,; ' Ion* 4 and J, Block 7 I a i 1.- Í* fy n b e r o rd n e ,I that thi. ..r.tev t*. pub l»hed 111 the San/ot.l Hci.,i l . >-w.iu,<r published in u id C ily, ,nu<- j r , r,¡ht consecutive week* pru*r t«» * »t l 1^ « ,|jv W it neta my ham) aih) %eu J trr ail cir cult court tili» Filii tlay «.f I». .< •,< \ p i O08: • II. M. MOHI.NMIN .r a il i 68 C lerk Circuit I'm in Ui,t .r « ■ nHty. 1 ,,lT. In th« Circuit Court of tin 7th Judicul Circuit of the State ol Honda for O range County. C ily of Sanford > Hill Hi m • ilutrt to * v i. »!.14 l.i 1 II» Idi Urn. W . S. Stcivon, a ud > Tt> ihc de ft fidali!* VV, S ^irr\ «ti li xtUkcariiix from thr arti-l « it t thr fitf S olicitor o f the I ‘ily nf 1 I !■ '>',1- filed lliat he believe» ihs* yuu a t a 1 tc.|,|rñl o f t h i State o f F lorid i. at*<) « ar rev Idcnce Is unknown, and 11».•* 1 1 *• 1« »«'■ per* •on in this ¡átate the »rrvnr ■ ! upon whom would hind you a ! f u i )*mr • g r is over the 4Kr of J* >v^ l i l i » therefore ordered tlut v a 3^ mnetf in Iflit Cdtjurf to the bill hn rm hi ft., wp># M ninUy, I e b ru iry i, A. I» 1-# ••# It is further ordered that tin* r If» d pubHcatityfi lie |mbli«hrd «mee a I f r«I»l consecutive weeks in the San» »d U rn 14. » new»ptt|>er publi»hed in the t it> 1 Ss 11lordi in O ran ge C ounty. Florid». t vai l nr* W itn ets my hand and tie ''tier A tt. cult court th ii' ¿rid <Uy «d I» 1908, n. m . R o n iN S ' V se>n "it# C lerk C ircuit Court*, TV.*ti,i¡r" * '«unir. In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicul Circuit o f 'the S ta te of Florida * for Orange County. C ity M. o f San ford vs. . Heaton, and ) Hill ) EtiHukr ) ti4flfCÍT tJ I j t fien. l a ilia 4»j»f»4tT»h—M r^b* It apjoearing frmn the *d *br Uljr Solicitor o f the C ity o f Sanl-u i *■ «fein tiled that he believes tlrart vtiu arr a n*»ii fe%ideal of the State o f Florida, and tint >«>«» idence is unknown, ami tlut tht-rV 1^ th» K»* * w it in this Stale the w r u i r t -» “ »bpueoa 111*011 wlio tit w oil Id hind you, an«I *diat JaUf ■ fe i i t»ret tfic age o f a i y tir s It is therefore orderrtl that y«'0 *1 in this court |o the hilt h rm u hied, wpi'» M onday, February t, A. I>. i v v. It is furth er ordered that thi« *‘fder J* publication l*e publithrd *»ncr t *»r«k fur rjl“* c i'tiw n iliv c week« in the Saiit ud llerslo* * nrwspa|ier puhliihetl in the t it> I Sin lord, in O range County* Florida. W itn ess my hand and the »ral «d »••* fj,Jw Cult Court this and day of lierriiihet, X P» 190S. flt. . r ! C , ? 1Uí C o U r t ° * U le 5 Í S J u d i c i a l ^r c u it, o í „ t h e S t * » e o f F l o r i d a n . M. RO IIIN Sl >N. I Sr*!.) C le rk C ircuit C ourt, Urange Coon If- T i t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t o f th e 7th Judicial C i r c u i t o f th e S t a t e o f Florida f o r O r a n g e County. o f S an ford ) Bill til < fianef'f va. ) Enforce I»* Lira W . R. M oses, and ) T o the defendant, W. K. M„w« . It a p p ea n n r from fhr afliJaul ih* fi'jf S olicitor o f ihe C ily of Sanford firm» U " lhai be LklDvrs that you s ic * non resw*W o f the S tale o f F ln riiu , and that your rt* answer the bill filed £ * ‘ ‘ J iiDuCa-is-Uwkwaww, 1U 1 vl.w. -J.rw f l': •on m this S la te the aervice- of s »»D"«“ * upon whom would bind you. and th*1 7'H* age is o v rr the sg c o f s i yesrx If Is there fo re'o rd ered that r„u do *Pf” In this cou rt to the hill herein '«led. i f * M onday, E rbruary r, A. D i«o« . I l Is further brdered that thi* oritt si 1111aJkoarl 1_ sL. ordefftj jb il iliif order tic pu blu ation be published once a week fur ft I** in lh* San ford H e ñ id •: • inc»i|»»|>er coo secu live weeks in the Sanford l ‘ r'*~ -'* puhlithrd In »aid C iiy . tmee k * w newspaper published In the Cily of Ssafor^ » - ¡i» T & r Y i i r t U T j r C ounty, Florida. , .. , * cow Ä e ¿ r s j k j r “a‘id o f-‘.h “*y M *n .«/range W itne*» my hand and the sesl of ssid <*r* g r e u i w o u r , . th i. 45th -d ay o f ^ N o U b ^ . " ^ cult court (Jus and day o f December, A V. ■ »08. * B. I f . R O B IN SO N , (Seal) 64 .CUrk C i f e u ^ C o ^ ^ M Ä i •L Clerk C ircu it C ou rt, Orangs UuatJ. fo r O ran ge C o u n ty . I ., i o? rr Mr* y. r ., 0 l * n* e cC °ou« » ttF o f Sanford Ì m il In Chancery t „ v i. ^ " i , W > ttS fJ » C W e r y I Enforced l a x ¿ f n . | 'V illiam b im ^ m , gn d) n ,,,,:c l1 U * i r ^ t ì . . „ d #, r n , “ r" " T o A ll Whom It M ky C oncernH May C on cern! •fp lw ation o f the c it y Solicitor It - ! ■ t '« 11 T T W r fcapeclive tn trretts, g ina -r r j.h to or lien« urna res) e»Ute situ sIr In the C ii* o r» ^ . nV ' L i nd described in The " t i l I* as ^ T**nt" i i r ï »6-4- Clerk efe* “ ’ Cou«î^’^ ^ n i e 1 Cuùniy; In the Citcuit Court-of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the S tate of Florida for Orange County. ' o f Sanford ) „B ill in Citatiiery lo ««---------— ) E nfurte---T ax — T.tfTT E. II. Jones, and ) «11 »«'» * ' ¡« ry Rute d a y ^ e ä t ' * ' ‘ he Jan I To; A ll Whom it M ay Concetti : C ity S olicitor, „ D. 1909, i„ U |J court / o u a n m if r J,r.d ’ A ¡ • V ,lun, »PI*''catioii . oc f. Ibe — answer llie bin f,|r ,| M,d> » t li^ ih i l° ••>4« "ii or l* fo r c the Jailture o f your rci|wv live In ie re m i„‘ h , ' *<,,le .d.J,r ' “ »L t<ing January j . A . (I. of W o i T " T * 1. “ *•*« situate i,,' the C ì, 1’ tb T » ill" t i ! ? “ Y'*’ y ‘>U V ’'* * r to and •(»•«*■ ÍS, : i ud J t U ilb e J iu. thr 4„|, . 7 J -*1; ' J.-6Je«l arid *ci i u,rb jh c u x lu re »! your , 7 .^ 7 , '•< *t,™'k 4, t ier 1. a k o - l o i i l ÍÍ m 'M l i,ll" r , u in . lo, o r liens u|K,rt 3 B lo c k 't ’ T U ? 4- ? irr. '■ l « '* “ a d I” A V S situale in the C ity o i Sant mil, r a . ( h - 8: '• 1°« 4, Block 8 T ier L ‘,l e f t r . in ,h c Mil a s: .*• •» fib* properly of J. II. M i i r m l ,, I . ; f L o t 4. Block to. T ier A kB lM>r^n*i7 rF un,)'- Tlnri'la. J1, '* further ordered lìiat this order he lo •n. i . t e k ‘ r ^ i e ' r r * *• ^ e* •» « ^ Ml i* I, !lt,h f r ‘ " d ff* ] 1 «bat this order be puMUheJ in the San ford lle ra ld , • new>(iaper IMitiUslird m M id -C fir, citiec • week for four cum jeeiith. week» prior lo u i d rule day. >Nlines« my la u d and aeal of the aaid a n d )Knf0rct herebv ordered th si m i t M " ry R ule ilay next, being Jatmirv , J*?' PO/,10 »aid court, you appear . / ' 1- A I». m e bill filed and w l o . t f f i , , * I,J * '" v „ respective Interesu in rigfi real estate situale in the l i i , i "»> atwl .U ao.iU .I -S _ n> “ I ^ . ^ its Ik e hll! *4« {Jit 8, B lock i i , T itr B. It is further ordered 1i.-,, . 1 , puh shed in .th e S«t,((,r, 11«»],1 -* n,,1*r D puhlislidd in *,|J City- once a . B. M. R O H iN S O N , - (S e al.) C lerk C ircuit Court, O ran ge C ounty. * U . (.rTmHng. and? £ fli° rCt T »* ' C ity o f San ford ) l o A ll Whom 11 A{ay C on cern: 4 v vi ) B ill in C han cery lo .. V » ,’ni «t-plic.lion o r - i k . L ily Solicitor, 11 A . Julin* and 3». A .) k n fy rce d l a x L itn . is hereby -that on ”or the ixn J*n | uTrv ii tii. ordered i — : w*# * ubefore i,u ‘ * tuc lUltaid», and ) in LMidi J, n u l 'l ' J- A - u . To A ll Whom It M ay C on cern : the Lnil fib I . . V V ' T‘,’u *P P f*r ,0 »«"l aniw er I Upon application Ot Ihc C ily S olicitor, il reaneciifc» ^ forth the nature ot your I •• hcichy ordcicd that on or before the Janreal e.iJiM Mif.r ‘ M 1°* ur be«» upon V?r r Rule day next, le in g Ja n u a iy jr d , A. ami d e e n to . "I ,,!h* C ity of Sanford, D. 1909, in aaid court, you »j-jewr lu and Mi im J J " ll.i,r bil1 I answer the bill filed and act' forth the nai, i » . Bl i l e r A * I tife 1 of your rcsjw clivc in lereals In, riglit lo, „„1,1,. ,’ I I., .',rr that this order tie ° I 11*"* “ I1» " rr*l « * a te situate in the C ily „1 I i" Sanford H e i .I j , , n e w .r w ,^ o f .S a n fo r d and drveribed in ihc hill as: published In c*.d C ily, once a w t 'k for m or ,L o t. '■ , lllock B- T ier 11. lt,,v im unve w t*ks prior to »aid rule day* I M: M ,? rt,? red .«J11« ,h i* order be • “ L hand and yeal o f (be »aid cir. I *’Uc !-'!'*<i !n Ibe S an ford H erald, a nyw»papcT cull court th ii and ilay o f D rcem lw i \ n | puhllilicd ill »aid C ity, once a week ior lour •»o?. ___ ____ V '• . e o n irr u liie . week* prior to aaid- rule day. W iln e » my hand and seal o l the aaid circuit court, this 451h day o f N ovem ber, A, ‘t-4 iCleak^Cirrun Court! Nfi)r7»i e( Co’unty. I). 1908. ' , ^ .D M. K O IU N S O N . ( S fa i. ) 10 4 C lerk C ircuit Court, O range County. . fi Jhjii 0(ipl¡cation of (hr C ily Solicitor, il " • t ’v fu ie !!,„ I ... u j i r Rule iu ) next, being January jn L A. II. ipbp, 111 u i d court, you a|i|K»r to and answer the lull filed and »et forth the 1»* lure uf yuur resiicctive ini>rc»t» in, rigid lo or Dens uikjii leg! e»L le »iluaie in (be City I Sanlurd. and ileacrilicd in the bill a i: ,A>li 1 * n<* 3•*• T ier 1, a L»u West r-v W itness my lianil and »cal o f the »aid c ir ­ cuit court this and (lay -ut D ecem ber,. A . D, C ity of Sanford ) Hill in Chancery lo .a w . va. 1 Enforce Lien C ity of- S an fo rd ) B ill in Chancerytry to t. II. W illiam s, and ) „ v*. ) Enforce T ax Lìeii. C ily o f S an furd ) B ill in C hanceryry to Te t Wbutn It May C an cern: fc. Kirby, and ) vs. ) En E nforce T ax Lieu. Upon applicallon o f the C ity S oflcilo i, it To A ll W horn It -May Concern: _____ wl _ _ , D. Ring, ira i is herrjiy ordered that on or liefure the Jan­ Upon application o f (he C ily Solicitor, it I T o A ll Whom II M ay C on cern: uary K ule day next, being January J , A. 4J. 1» hereby ordered tbal on or before the Jan- I Upon application o f ibe C ily Solicitor, it tpop, in »aid court, you api-ear to and answer uary Rule day next, brin g Jxnnary 3, A . |t; | D hereby ordered that on or before the Janthe lull filed and »rt furth (hr na(iiie ut yuur 1909. in said court, you appear lo ami answer miry Rule day next, being January jr d , A . rrsiiectivc intere»(s in, right to, or lien» upon (lie bill filed and »c( forth the natur*. ol y iu r I U . 170V. ill m id court, you apiicxr .lo and real rwtate a ilm ir in llie C ily of 7-aDtord, re»iiective infrrerts in, riglit to, or Hen» Upon I pnsw rr the bill filed and vet - fo rth th e 11aand deaenbeii in (he hill as: . etivt i nlcrcst» in, righi io. ra) estate »iluaie in (he C ity u f S an lu rd ,u ,e Lour rv»l,e I.01 14, lllock 6, T ier a. or 11— lieti* -----------utwiTj -irai*—estate litn a te in the C ity nd described in the bill a»: ’ — It is further ordered that Ibis order lie of Sanford, and described in thè bill a i: W est i-a n f Lot 4, Block to, T ier C published in (he Sanford Derail!, a new -joper W . i- j o f Lui 4, Block 9, Chapman k . Mi M ,">»t tin* o ld e r be imhlirtird in aaid C ily, one* a wrek fur Tutu T ucker's A ddiiiou to the C ily of San fo rd . pub lih rd in the S an fo rd Herald, a newsjviTier consecutive week» priur to aaid nil* day, Il is further ordered that this order he puldiiheil in »aid C ily, mice a week lor lour n fo rd*’ *-*•«"*» llrra lif, ”a •newapajier W itness ray hand and veal o f lb* said cir consecutive week» prior fo u i d rule diiv I rpuhUvhed "iTi* L* i In • ’ th " 'e ,S . ■ ar.v■ ■■■■• cult court this and day o f December, A . II Wilne«« iny hand and seal o f (he u i .l cir- »’uM l,hc,J ln “ ld 1 *'?• 0,LCC ■ <01; 1908. cu.l court (h i. and day o f Dcccinbei A « "'»« «« W * » « k » prior {tr »aiJ rule day. lyo# • 7 w ciuucr, A . if , I Witnr«» my IldikI and »oal uf the - u id B. U . R O B IN S O N , (S e al.) ifiq Clrrli C ircuit Court, Orange County B. M. R O B IN S O N . (S eal.) !>rCVi»o«COUrt‘ lW* U* T uf N ovem ber- A C ounty. | B. M. R O B IN S O N . (S e al.) In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial 1ft 4 t lerk ( .» c u lt C ou rt, O range “ j 16 4 > C lerk C ircuit C ou rt, O range C ounty. ) B ill in Chancer -' .. ,, . vs. )R nforc* T ax 7Liei hh F . Slattord, and) VVblffTJ It w * r C o rev ra t UfwStt Spplicalinn o f the C ily S o liftio r, it is hereby „rdcred that on or befoie the Jm uary Hule day neat, being Jan iu ry j, A. IL loop. In said court, you appear |o and answer •fie hill filed and aet lorih (be nature ol your respective itilrrr»U in, rigid to, or liens u|mn ifcal e*(4tr aitualr in (he C ily of Sanlurd, and described in the hill as: Lot 4, Block 6, Tier 11. It is further ordered -that Ihi» order be pub (jibed jp the S an fu id Herald, a tirwapa|ier published in saiii C ity, once a week for tour corueculiv* week» Prior to »aid rule day. \\ lines» my hand and seal o f the said cir ru il court (bis and d a y o f December, A . D 1908. ,r m e V JKOD IN SON . (S eal.) 1 i IClki LitrtU L C o u r t ,- Urange County. 1 U , AH Ki^ lf00' ' ) (lili T R AH*r\ v ! ' I'f n * ,m ' o f S an ford ) B ill in C hancery to C ity o f S an ford ) B ill In C han cery to vs. ) E nforce T ax L int, va . ) E n forced T a x Lien. G. t . Taltach, and ) Jame* T olls, and ) T o AH Whom* It M ay Concern: T o A lt Whom It M ay C on cern: Upon apjilicalion o f the C ity Sot»«j}or, Il Upon Tuiplicatlon of the C ity S olicitor, k ia iierrtiy ordered that on or liefore the Jan­ is hereby ordered that oil or liefore the Ja n ­ uary Rule day next, bring January j . A , D. uary Rule day next, dicing Jan uary jr d , A . 19 0 9 ,1 m »aid court, you appear lo and answer 11. 1909, in aaid court, you ap|war to and the bill filed and set furth the nature of you a n iw A - the bill filed a n d set act forth the nafi respective interests in, right to, or liens upon I ture u f you r resiicctive interest* in. right- to, teal estate situate in ibe C ity o f Hanford, j or -lieni upon real estate situate in the C ity and ilesetibed in thr hill a»; . I o f S anford, and draeritieil In the bill as: L it 1, Block i, T ier 4. »- , I Lot g. Block 9, T ier B. B D further ordered that this order lie | Il Is further prilered that this oTdcr be , uhlivbed fit the S a n fu id tlrra td , a newspaper I pulilulied putitiiliciT iti in the S ban an fo Ioni rd H Iterali], erald, a newspaper published in -said C ity , onet a srrek fior to u r I published 10 »aid C ity r -oiice 1 w i d for (our consecutive week» prior to »aid rule day. I consecutive w eckt prior to aaid rule day. Witne»» my hand and »eal o f the »aid cir- I . Witne»» my hand and seal o f the said culi cudrt ibis and day o f D tccm ber. A . Il Circuit court, this 451(1 day o f N ovcm licr, A . 908. * ’ | I ) .. 1908. B. M. R O B IN S O N , (S e al.) H. M. R O B IN S O N , (S e al.) t6-J -O c r k C ircuit C ou rt, O ran ge Cm inly, 6.4 C le rk C ircuit Court, O range C ounty. o f Sanford ) Hill in C hancery to v*. ) Enforce T ax Lien, S. H . Coleipan, and ) Tft A ll Whom il M ay C on eernl Upon application o f the C ily S ollcilor. it ia hereby ordered that on o r before the Jan­ uary Rule day next, being January jrd , A. It. 1909, in »aid court, you -»Pja-ar to and i m a c r the bill filed and »et forth the nalure o f your restiectivc lntete»l» in, right to, or lien» upon real n ta le liln a tc in .t h e C ily of S an fo n l. and described in the bill as: Lot ta, Block 7, T ier II. It it further orileretl that this order he publUhrd in the Sanford llerald , a newtpaper. pohiwlwd (li u n i L 'iip - a lu c I » u L . lu l lo ur eonterutivC week» prior to said rule .day. W itneM iny liand and teal o f the aaid circuit court, thi* asth day o f November, A. D. 1908. H. M. R O B IN S O N , ( S a l . ) 16 4 C lerk Circuit Court. O range County. of S an fo rd C ity C ity C ity of inurM irr v n in .*#4b» .1b - »»dr- i:Alntr~). I - In the Citcuit Court of th t 7th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida In the Circuit Couit of the 7th Judicial In the Circuit Court of th t 7th judicial for Orange County. • Citcuit bf the State of Florida C ity o f S an ford ) » Circuit of the S tate, of Florida In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial tty P , **• . , t, Hill in Chancery to Jor Orange County. for Orange County. W . F U a v e tt snd II.) E n fo ic e d 1 1. x X icu . Circuit of the S tate of Florida I , l^w vcll. Hi» iVi(e) C ily of Sanford ) Hill in C lw ncery Ip Ci«y of Sanford ) Bill in Chancerr to _ and V». j E n fo r c e . Tax Lieti. for Orange County, J. B. Mag.uder, .u d ì Tax fien, I L Mention, and ) ^ l o .\H W hom Jr Alxy C oncern; C ity C ity ) E nforce 3 *' In the Circuit Court ofmtbc 7th imtiu, C t a i i .1 , h . ol for Orange County. to C ily J * �, ■illp I m il il i" , S' ‘I"'— •t ■* * '* 1' • W Ki ' ! . »». .jn ’ •IT: •*T"‘ *. **■ ' "f * V » ~ rt- h c c t m h e f 3 fer lQ û fl INC SANFORD HERALD. in the Circuir Court o f th e 7th Judicial In the Circuit Court of the 7 lh Judlclo "T5~the C irc u it C o u rt of th e 7 th Ju d ic ia l Circuit o f th e S ta te o f F lorida fo r Circuit of the Stole pf Florida for C ircuit of th e S ta te of F lorida O ra n le C ounty Oranle Cdunty for O rpngc C ounty. City'ol Sanford, w. ■ I L M * 5nr. C ity of Sanford; y t . , m v f*T -n „ > D,U ln Chancery to Enforce Lot 1. Block 7. Tier 2 ( T _. > , , n Owner Unknown. J la x Lien. BUI In Chancery to Enforce Ta* Lien. hV crcarin* from ibe a rfd a v lt of tha C ily SuTo tha dafendant. Owner Unknown. , J ' " p‘ f ,(,« City of Sanfonl herein Bled that he It np)*-nrfog from the affidavit of the City Solici­ hrlSte» that you are a non-rraldent of the S tole tor of the City of Sanford herein filed, that he be ¿f Hunda, and that your realdnice la unknown. ‘ Hat you a r e a non-resident of the State or Snd that títere la no perwm In this S tale the aere F k u U a x n n d lh n t your iraldrnce la unknown, and *P" Li . aubooena upon whom would bind you. nnd that there la nu peraon In thla atate the se n io r of .hat i-our inte la over the a*e of 21 fea rs. a subpoena u(ton whom would hind you. It M therefore urdem l t h lt you du apóear In this It la therefore ordered that you do appear in this court to the bill herein Bled, upon Monday, hebro- cour} t o ib e ..ill herein filed, upon Mnmlny. Fcbru' *7 t tifurtlier'ord'cred'that this order of publication b, pubUihed unce a week for eight ouiaecutlvc zL Ík, Ir, rite Sanfurd Herald, n nrwspoprr pub ff^ n l |n the City of Saniord. In Oramie county. my hand and the seaj of aald circuit — eoiift thU e s th d o y of (stat.] • Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County. It la further ordered that thla order of publication be published once a week for eight ronarcutlvr week* In The . .. Sanford . . „ llernkl. a I»aw*[ta per publish n l in the L lty of Sanford, in Orange county, Florida. Wltneaa m y hnnd nnd the irn l o f's a ld circuit court, this e s t h d a y of Nnrrmher. A D.liKTfl---- " , n, M, Kmiwsnfi, shal] l ° ’ N______ Clrrk Circuit Court, Urnngr County. Pale It In th e C ircu it C o u rt of th e 7 th Ju d ic ia l C ircuit of th e S ta te of F lo rid a fo r.O ra n g e .C o u n ty . C ity o f S an ford 1 RIM in C hancerv to ---- ---------y-fcn?.irre 'f a * T en Amanda liuiwlson, and) to tile defendant, A nun da (ioodm it: T I ! appearing Itimi thr aCntaut o f thè .C ity . 0 .. ¿0r C ity of San iord herein hied C ity o f S an fu td ) B ill in CHancenr Jo , . *'• ' * E u rotce T a x , Lien. . -V J. N r j v t . and I • T o A ll-W h o m It May C om -vln: -l*pnn application o f th è “ C ity SiiTTcItor, It .. It hereby ordered that on o r-b e fo re the Feb­ !,r 'r c. !* veÌ ma* i ou a,e * nun-resident ruary Kule day n e tt, bring February t. A. o f the S u t e o f Florida, and that your re« I>. 1909. in aald court, you appear to ami tdence It Unknown, a n j Hut th n e it no iwr » lo v e r the bill tiled and set forth the nature -on in tint S tate the te .v ic e o f a tubpoena o f your respective Interest« in, right to, or upon whom would bind you, and aliai your liens upon real relate situate in the C ity of atte it over the aye u f 1 1 year* b a n li'itj, and d r e ir t h .l in the bill vs: It la therefore ordered that yop* do »(.¡war - f u r 3V B lo c k - u .- C h a p m a n and T u c k e r'. m thla (Court to the bill herein tiled. U(ton Addition to Ibe C ity of S anford. M onday, I rh ru ary i, ,\. |i. , w„ q It It further ordered that this order l>e further ordered th.aj this order -..f publidtr.l In the S an fo rd Herald,-* a new»|>aper publication lie pubbthed once a werk for eight published in salii C ity , mice a week for eight contecuiive «reek« in Ibe Sanford Herald, a cciilnrculivc weeks prior to «.ltd rule day. Willie«* my hand .md scar o f the «aid cir newapaiwr published in the (,'ily of Sanford , Ù Itrtouti this and d iv nf J ) e c c u ih c x .-* L .ll. n XVilhf?« ó m*n|te * 'mpty. JOoiiJa 5 ' . C190*1. * my liim i ami ine teal o f tai.l cir It. M. IW in iN S O N , ’ (S«U .) edit court I his jriil iUjf o f ! )fcriulif f t J) i AS C lrrk C ifru it Cjitirt, O ran gr County. 'SP 9». M. H n n iN p rtN , ( S e a n ei. cterk C ircuit t our I,. Orange I'ounty. In th e C ircu it C o u rt of th e 7 th Ju d ic ia l Id the Circuit C ourt o f th e 7 t h Judicial In th e C ircuit C ourt o f th e 7 th Judicial Circuit of th e S ta te o f F lorida fo r C ircuit o f th e S ta te of Florida for In the C irc u it C ourt oT^the 7th Ju d ic ia l O ra n le C ounty O ra n le County City of Sanford. J Bill In C hancery to Enforce va. To* Uen. A S. Jurry. To the defendrtlll. A . S. J k ir ii It BPtwnring from the offldnv t of the C ity Solidmr of the City of Sanford herein tiled. Hint he bethat you ore « non-reaUlent of the S ta le of O s , nnd that your residence Is unknown, fold that there Is no person In thU sto le the service of a subpoena m»n whom would bind you. and that BUI in Chnncrry to L o ta 3 i . - f . l N i k 2, Tier I Enforce Tu» Lien. — O v ii m Unknown. — To the defendant. Owner Unknown. It aplH-nring from the affidavit of the City Solici­ tor of the C ity of Sanford herein filed, that hr tielleves that you ore a non-resident of th eS tn ti-of Florida, and thot your residt-nec is unknown, and th at there Is no iierson in this state the service of It Is therefore ordered that yoVi’ do apix-ar In tills court to the bill hrrrln filed, u ion Monday, Fcbru ary I. A . D, IUOU. ’ y I A I). 1B00. It it further ordered that thla order of publication It is further ordc-rrd that this order of publication I* published «mer n week for eight consecutive la? published once a week 'fo r eight consecutive weeks iir Sanfurd llerald. n newspaper A u b ­ week* -in-Tbc Sanfurd Herald, u newspaper pul, •a * In fThe Ilsbrd In the City of Sanford in O range-room y - Halted In thu, C iiy jif. Shnford. in .U tau gc county Florida. Florvia Witness my hnnd and the seal o f la id circuii------ W ún rss iny baud «ltd the seal of snW rim rtr ruurl this 23lh day of Novcmjicr. A . I). ! 008. court, this 25th day of NovcmU-r. A. I). 1008 «. I) M. Komkiom, ( seal] B. M horns* n, I seai | llj.g Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County. 10-8 Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County In the Circuit C ourt o f th e 7 th Judicial In Ih c Circuit C ourt of th e 7 th Judicial Circuit of th e S ta te o f F lorida fo r C ircuit o f th e S ta te of Florida for O ra n le County O ra n le County City of Sanford, 1 a pm in Chancery to Enforce It, i ’ ttrr. ) T a l Lk‘nTo the defendant, II. Potter’: It appearing from the affidavit of the C ity So­ licitor of the City of Sanford herein filed, that he believes that vou nre a non-resident of tha S tate uf Florida, ami that your realdencc la unknown, and that there.Is nu person ln this state the service of a sula-«-on u|vm whom would bind you. and that your age Is over the age of 21 year*. It is therefore ordered that you do appear in this court to the hill herein filed, upon Monday, Febru­ ary I. A l), 1009. It U farther ordered that this order of publication le published unce a week for eight consecutive mliweeks lo The Sanford Herald, a newspaper tu I,-I,• li io tile Cit) of Sunfotil. Oronge county, ! Iurkin Witness my hand nnd the seal of said circuit court, this 25th day uf Novemla-r, A . D. 11108 B. M. hostuKON, I seal ] 18-H Clerk Circuit Court, Urunge County. C ity of Sunford, Bill In Chancery to EnforveTus Lien. ---- Ç i.1? — ? ^ Ittürd-----) —l*l.t. ... \ han re rr “tn A . II. T om linson, a n d )-K’ -' ^ cn ' I " A ll W hom It M ay (‘m irerai t > m ¡ . application ,.f , hr s „>• Solicitor, it is hereby 'orderet! that on or lu-forr the FetiJ miry Hule day neat. Iwiog February », A, ® ?c5 ' S a n and dcscrihe.l ir, (he bill a* ; * Joit fi, Illnck s. Iter 7. ^ Mi i* .XlMthcr o r.trrn l tlu l ibis order he Puh i-h ej U rtih l. a new-j«,«-, tn b lu b e d in u n i t i l i . once a « r r k tur righi ciin*tTtH 1ve w eyk i i rmr i > «” v \ tu te __■ "iHy* ha ri il iind «e;t! of (he u h i tirli" ,8 COU,t ,h l* i , ,J ,lay t’f- Decrm lwr, A« l>. f S O . ,»• M- U Ò IIIN 'SO N . fS r.il.) ( lerk I trenti 1 miri. Ormino C ounly. In th e C irc u it C o u tt of th e 7 th Ju d icial C ircuit of th e S ta te of Florida fo r O range C ounty. ( ity of S an fo rd ) B ill in I ’h.mcery to City of^ Sanford, J J),l| (a Chnncrry to Enforce Mary Evans. I , T at Llrii. To the defendant. Mitry Evans . It appearing frdtn the affidavit of the City Solid tuTof the t ity^il Sanlonl herein filrd .tlio tlie lv lieves that you are a non resident of the S tuteof lot id a. utui that your rcshlenoe is unknown, and that there Is no p.-uson in Ibis stute tin- service ut u sutipH-na u(hui whom would bind you. und Ibot yohr uge is over the uge uf 21 years. It is therefore ordered (hat you do appear in Ibis court to the hill herein tiled, upon Monday, f'rbru ary I. A. D. 1909. It is further ordered that tills order of publication la- published once a t>ruk (ur right consecutive weeks lit The Saniord Herald, a ni-ws()aia-r pub lulled In the City ol Sanfurd. m Urunge county, Florida. Witness my band and the seal of said circuit court, this 25th day of November, A. 1) 1SHI8 ¡5. M Rumnau«*, ( vial ) IG-8 Clrrk Circuit Court, Urunge County In the Circuit Court o r Ih c 7 th Judicial In th e Circuit Court of th e 7th Judicial Circuit of th e S ta te o r F lorida for C ircuit of th e S tu te of D o rid a ^ o r Orange Comity O ru n ic County In the C ircuit C ourt o í* th e 7 th Ju d icial C ircuit of th e S ta te of Flprid.i fo r Ur.mj;e C ounty. I ‘It jr nf Sai tiiforti ) . vi* I Hi.Ill in 1 I n fir r r v tr 1 And 4, Work a.> 7!11fort «i isirti T irr i t , 1 ) n * u « r I'libn ow n, » f’*> Alt Wtmm II May Cniui-rn I*λ*hï A|i|tiicAîion u f thr t'ity SsmIh ilt»r, it % hr reft V ordered flint *0» ut h rfo rr tW t * 11i f y fl 111r *1.1y nr * t# I'Mflng | jrti r ttii ly t. \ f. »9«*V. tn -«id court, ymi rtoorAr tri mul h o o r the Itili filed and ^Ct forili the »»nre «»f your fr*|K*cti\e in irrrit« In. rìditi (**. r lirtis tiTMin rral estate MfuaTr in ‘the i ity f Sanford, ami dr^rdM'il tit thr hill ite* î.ot% rfirrr and four ( j nml 4), fllock Tw o 1 ì T iri Eleven" f i l l . it i' further ordrrrfl that thi« tir»1er lie tihliOiril in the S*»»«ford Herald, *1tirw'*|atief pnhtivhrvt tn %,-»»d ("tty. rmrr a « erk for eight m«>ft u livr kkrt’kv i>ri«»r to «Aid rule day. • W ittifo tuv hand Atul *e.il t»f thr «Aid c o til court thi« <lay of Mo^emlirr, V D «Did. w H \f. Roliin».An, fse a ) ï H C'lrrk ( in mi Court. Oramrr Cntinty. th e C u c u li C o u tt of th e 7th Ju d ic ia l C ircuit of th e S ta te of F lorida for O range C ounty. City of Sanford. 1 I!tl| in c h a n c e ry 'to Enforce City of Sanford. | mu ¡u chnncrry to Enfurcr C ily of S alitim i 1 B ill in ( h au reiv in la a 3. Ibuck U, Tl*r 7. J - “ T ax Lien. H U. IkavidBon. ) T u t Lien. y#, ) K iiftirre la x l.icn To the deb 11.1nut. Owner U n kn o w n : To the defendant. II C. Davidson. II ( . D úvitlv.n. and) It uiuwnring from the affidavit of the City Solici­ It appearing from the affidavit of the City So» All Whom 11 "Tay Cum cr ri jicltnruf the City nf Sanford herein lllrd thnt Ip- tor *d the City of Sanfurd hrrriit filed, that he Ikt f|H*ii è»i•(*ri«.ili" ih of thr l i l y Sol ¡v il.o r j U tell, m it,in you are a non-resident of the State of lieves Ihut you are a nun-rvaidaut ol lb* S ta le of licit In tnaf on or tot-IoTc tljr i rt< •si " tl nl Tour rrsidence Is unknown, nnd Florida, and that .your residence It unknown, nnd iiarji R Lit** »lay o« vi, t a c i l i I «l»rii.ij|y i. V that there is no prison In thla state the service of Ihut there is no person in (Itis state the service of 1909, *nr «»id cu ín I. voti ap|K*ni to mid aauhpoenaupon whom would hind you. a suh|>ocna ti[>un whom would land you thr iu iiivwii the lull tilt»! and »ct l«'**h thi It is therefore ordered that you do ut>iK-ar in this lure »»f yuur Mr»|*cctivc iutrrrvt« in. I»Kl»t tu. It is therefore ordered that you do appear in this coutt to the hill herein filed, u|k>ii Monday. Fcbru- court to the bill herein tiled, u|>un Monday. Frbru lien» U|*tin trai citate lìtiiate mi tile t t\y *r> i, a u iyuw. yar l. A I). 1009. »f Sanfoid* und dc*cribctl in Ih* htil » » l It is further ordered thot tliis order of publication it 1» further u n lrm i that this ordero( publication L.-»t 7, lllorjk j. lie r 0. jo the id njH'rty »»f iJ k i ii- .. " .'IT *1 •“/ eight .consecu live be published once a we-ek for eight consecutive H. llavidfoun I»ciuK in O ia iigc „ 1 ori ni y, wivktin I he Siuifurd Herald, n newspaprr pub- weeks in The, Sanford Herald, a newspaper pub­ Stat)É o f riu ru la. / It I» furi hr i ordered that Ihl* order hr tToridii " 1 lr t l ,)f Sanfutd, In Orange county. lished in the City ol Sanford, in Orange county, florid a. ptihlUhnl mi tlir San ford lle ta M . a nt w ifa |ifr W itness my hand und the seal of said circuit putilihhc«! in 'Ai.l C ity, once a »*r«k for eight J H H T * J ,r 'y ^ nd t,T' d " f »"id circuit court this 2 jth day oi Novetnhr. A . D. 1908 court, this 25th day of Novemla-r, A U 1908 ro iitecu tivr wrtd» putir tu »aid rule d •s ■ U. M, Hi er,sitrt. ts u i.) -ni Ef-i 1-/« , U.M. Kuaiania. * J s t i l l W itlin g it tit' hnnd «tt*d 1+* Í tin*« 4Ai«| c |I my|ti-8 Clerk Circull Court. Urunge County 1 Bt.lerk Circuit Court. Orange County. II rttil ro tili (bis ¿ id i *l»y of Nove ini le 908. In the Circuit C ourt o f th e 7 th Judicial In th e Circuit C ourt of th e 7 th Judicial II M. Robinson. (S e al.) 16 8 C lcik Circuit Court, O tan g r County. -- Circuit of th e S ta te o f F lorida fo r O ratile C ounty C ity nf S an fo rd ) BUI in C hanccrji to „ , . V». ) I.Uforce E n force T ax Lien. O wner Unknown, and I TñI -Ml Wtmm ll" M :iy C o iu r n i: I V ,,," L "l’ l’ lic*«fon »< rhv "k ity Solu-itnr. it Is lirrenv ordered that on or before tac Feb ruary Rule day next, la-lug I rtrrtuiry i, A. 11. 1909, In said court, you apirear lu amt anvwcr the bill filed and «et forili lire palm e o f your fk tfW Iir* I M l n f r l V 'l i i , right to, or f la ir «in rif -jit b r - C I ly 1 (Tf «tints" tThe-C S a o f o i T and dcscri|rrd ur Hie bill a«: Jo It. o f Lot j . Block 18, Cliapman and T u ck er's Addition to |be C ity <>t Sanford. further _ar.drrrd (hat, this orde> IkIt- ,is -------------- — publl.bed iti dir- Sit 11forti H erald, a nr»*]ra|ret plibllsbe.l In .Aid City* once a week ftrr eight co n tre u fiv e weeks prior to- «airi m ie ila ■ poi. It. M. R O B IN SO N *, -fS e a l.) Clerk C ircuit Court. O ran ge County, j* 8 In th e C ircu it C o u rt of th e 7 th Ju d icial C ircu it of th e S fa te of F lo rid a for O range C o u n ty . City of Sanford, 1 Hilt n Chancer vs ) E n force la x h Mary Eva tie, ami To i l l Whom It May ('i'fu’rrii : Lots 124 l 3.V|Hock 7; Tier I. Owner Unknown. W . It. Moses, arid } ,:” f0rCe *“ fA tn I'p on appi [cal inn o i the C ity Solicitor, it To the defendant, owner Unknown It» A ll Whom It .Mav C o n crfn : It apm-aring from the affidavit of the City Solici­ • V T I “I'Hjcation of the City .Solicitor’ it is hereby ordered ihat in o r h e fo ff the refi ru ary Rule day ne«l. mmiih I vhr i mi y f, tor of lire C ity of Sanford herein filed, that hr I*- m hirrhy onlcrnl thnt on ,»r In-fote the Teh h Mioo, in ■ kil)! court, you A|>|M;nr and' llevrs that you are a non-resident o( the S late of ntsiry Nulc d.iy nc*t, l«ink- Irhmarv t, ,\. At»«w«r the hill filed anil net for*!» the na Florida, and thnt your residence is unknown, and in 'M it l rtm rt. ,)«»u iipi»rar to am! to re*iil your r«*a¡ieLítÍve ijitcrcvl« Irr, ri^ht tor Ihut there is no person in tbi« stale the service oi l!»r hill hied ami sri forth tlie ttaViiir o licit« tiiMiri real m a t e «Rúate <jn the n subiviena upon whom would hind you. f >«*ur rr*»|Tftivr iiiU-m Ma in. yjgfn to. or •f Sariittf«!. a inf ilM crilm l in tlic loll aw: It is therefore ordered thnt you do npiv-ur In this llrtt^ MtiHin rent C'lAIr wittialc in the C ity of I aiI 111«mi k i). Tier 6. ■ uurl to the bill herein filed, upon Monday. Febru­ S an fo n l, anti ile*crihnl in tin* hill a»: It is fo rth rr or«Ir r e It. thAt thi«* «»tiler J>c ary I. A D. 1909 I«*»t Si r!l«*ck q, T ier j . { l»lt!i1Uhril in the Sviti ford H erald, a m*w«|ian#*i it is further ordered that this ordrr of publication ¡1 i> further o n lr r n l thi« o n lrr tie lie published oni-e u week (or eight lonserullvr f»uTi)hlied! 01 the, San fou l I levahl, n iicwifift|»rr |iiihli«ficd in «.ihl t I t y .H itu t i « t r k for ciiiht ^■ iiio-mithr week» in tor to viiid rule, diiv, wei k« in rite Sanford Ib-rahl, u newspaper pub iillMiahctl ill ial«I 1-it M -vl ly r nifht I V îiiiT ii my ItaTiïl nTfiî '»rol i>T lite Kairl tir Tisluvl in the C ity of Sunford, in Orange uounty, ron*e<*ulivr wrrks* j»ru»r to i a M role iU vt cuit court thi» J5R1 day i>f Novrntlicr, A* if Flotkla. Witnea« my h.iml ntul Artl| ||,r t-jr 908. Witness my hnnd nnd the seal of said clreull cm! court thi* Jh<l «lav of l»rrrtnhcr. A. I>. R. M. UofiitKovt, fS ra í.) iCinH, court, this 25th day of November. A D tilU8 4‘lcrl: Circuir ( ‘.inri, n ra n p f ('Diiniv, ft. M Kobinsom, ( seal ) n. M. U U H IN SO N , (S eal.) IB-8 Clerk Circuit Court, (im age O attily. hit r te r k iTretMt ( ’«mrt. Hr a nee t omitv. In the Circuit C ourt o f th e 7 th Ju d icial Iti flic Circuit C ourt of the 7th Judlclul C ircuit o f Uic S ta le of Florida for clrpull of th e S ta te o f F lorida fo r Orange County O ran le C ounty City t>f Sanford, Bill In Chancery, to Enforce vs. T ax Lien. K. C. IXtnean. Tollie defendant. R. CL Duncan: It ataiearlng frum the utlklwvil of the CUy Sull«llor of (he City of Sanfurd herein filed that ho la lieves that yno nrc a nun resident of the S tu teo f Murid«, and that yuur residence Is unknown, mill that ihrrr is no |H-rwin In this stutu the servk-r of a subpoena upon whom would hind you. and that your age U 0«ur thu aga of 21 y e a rs .It Is therefore ordered that you do appepr In this court to the hill herein filed, titwin Monday. Febru­ ary I. A D. 1909. II is further ortie rest that this order of publication t* published unco a week fur eight consecutive week« ill The Sanford Herald, u newspui«-r pub liahe«] in the City of Sanford, In Orange county, n o ra a • Witness my hnnd and the seal of said circuit COUft, this 2*jlhi )lntf ^nuntTilw.r A A. D fk KWIU day nf of Nnvembrr, 1908 , li. U. Row ft»!#»,, [sjr ALJ 10 I C ltfk Cirvult Court. Ofiuijit* County C ircuit o í th e S ta te of F lorida f f o r O range C ounty. C ity of Sanford. C ircu it of th e S ta te of F lo rid a fo r O range ‘C o u n ty . Circuit of th e S ta te o f flo rld a for Orange County • City of Sanford, Hill In C hancery to Enforce Bill In Chancery to Enforce va. Tax Líen. B Daugherty. J Tax Hen. _ J. ». Boyd. To the defendant, B. Daugherty : \ To the defendant/J I. Boyd aring Ifrom the nffidav}t of tin- Cd v S.ilu 1 It apiK-oring ‘ he athdnvit of the City Solicir.r (il i.r Thè tin- Ulty n r f rid Saniord herein tlledT lliBt he lie IW H l liit — ha nfnnl hasylw (tied, t liut In' t>r Tbf Pi-l I *“ **Jr™ are n nun-realdenl of the S tu teo f ieves that you are a non-resident of the Stale of Florida, and ihut.. your rrilden cr la unknown, nnd th,i u ' * , ’ i11** youi residence la unknown, and 11 »»person in this stale the servk-r of thu I there is no prison In this •tali- tin- service of " II" «l«n whom would hind you. nnd that a subpoena upon whom would bind you. and that your age Is over the age of 21 years uti?!? “ ',’ vrr ‘ l,e “ i r of 21 years. It is therefore ordered that you do appear In this 1*1111 u i ' i ? ordered that you do appear In this i-pun to the bill herein filed, uixin Monday. Echru »0 1 A _. D I90'!'r “ h00 Holiday, Fcbru 1909. n ln ,uty t. A. D. 1909. t* ir ' ft Is furl her ordered that this order of ptibDcalkm h*It..fi ordered that this order of putillcation * PuL Vrecks n - u|i l 'r ^ I!1“ . “ .w*ìp*1 ,uf “ flit consecutive tit- published once a week for eight consecutive weeks In The Saniord Herald, a newspajier pub­ lishnl lishrd u ,i!e Sanlw d Herald, u newspaper pub- lished in the City of Sanford, in Orange county, ) bavia I, 'ii-l.i " '^r ^**7of Sanford, In Orange county. Florida. Witness m y hnnd and the seal of snid circuit n,ur!U!n* uijJ '?'*'1 SfaiA.ofD.said twat. this 25th day ofBntl November. 1908circuit court, this 23th day ol November, A D. 1908, B. M. Koaisnsin. Istxt.) .U. M . Riwjawai. I scal J IS Clerk Cticult Court. Orange County. 10-8 Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County. O lí i f Sanfont. ) In th e C ircuit C o u tt of th e 7 th Ju d icial C ircuit of th e S ta le of F lo tid a for O range C ounty. C ilv uf ) Bill in t'lian cery 1» ) I uii'ii r ■ I n l.u ii,' -V. J- N eavr, am i ) T o the defendant. A . J . Neavc fi aplK-aiifig ft-mi tl|c allulavtl uf the u liclliii 1>f ib*- ( sty of i*anf*trd hrrem be Iwlii-vr« th.it nit you a rr a jum -festdent thr State id ITi.inla, and that >uut re» klem e i« tinkn.iw«, and thal there 1« nu jk -i ..ill in Ibis Slati- tbe » c u b e uf a silb|Hiena upon wtmm wuuld bind yon, and thal yuur He is over the age o f *1 yea»«. . It 1« therefurr—wrrlrred ihat yuu do apiwat in tills cuiirl to the bill herein filed, u ' mjii M o n d a y .-! t liiiiary t. A . 1,). JBCSu — It is fuith cr ur.tried that this ordrr ol mihliratniti lw publhbrd on tc a week for right consecutive weeks in the S an fu rd lle ra ld , » nrw*p»pei |*iib1isbeil in the C ity o f Sanfurd, ¡11 Orange C ou n ly, flo rld a . VVili*e*«-mv hand <*•■ • <l.e .e * l <*( a aid -cir. cuil c o o lt ttlii and .lay ol Urrcm lier. A . II ---- —---- y . Sanford •n the Circuit C ourt o f th e 7 th Judicial In th e C ircuit c d u r t o f th e 7 th Judlolui Circuit of th e S ta te o f F lorida fo r Circuit o f th e S ta te o f Florlda for ,Bo8’ ft. M. ROBINSON. (Seal.I O range County O ra m e C ounty «1F let k - l i t i-uU. C o u rt, ^LUang» l ounty,----— CTtyorSanfoid 1 ‘^v^ aotu'd 1- Biirtn Chancery to Enforce In th e Cit cu it C ourt of th e 7 th Ju d icial C ircuit of th e S ta te of F lorida fo r O range C o u n ty . Ci ty f Sanford ) IìliI in ('linncci-v In V». ) Tu fo rte da« fJcn » Î1. Rut 1er, and » All W h .»ni It Ma f*'orirer n " I *JHill Ai «I*Ili'Atifili t,1 thè C'ìl v Sol id i or. ir firrehv Dnierr«! iltAl •«n «»? hof»»rc the I eh m i r y Rtrlr May n fxt, t<dnk* Trlifìut*v 1, A •»il*t , yo(t .1j‘|»r.«r 1«• And I» Mjoo. in vai*! wi r #thc hill fiït ! ami »ri torttr fin* ria nrr o i >oiir rc'|*r«tiir I m rff'l» in, rigiri! Io, r lieti1* ti|***»i fr.ik r«*.»tr «itirate In flit? C ity f Sinf.'ird. .iftd «h-vcfilted Iti thè trfr1 a«: »1 Iwul 1 1. J llo c k j . T i l t J!» i* ftirther ordrrrd th.it flit« order he uh’ Msrd in thr Sj»nft*r»l Iferatd, a nrw«ft»|*rr pitfilt^lird in v:iid C ity , n n rr,a . wrrk f»*r «•inTit corri- titivc u r i te* or tur lo »nid rule *!a v, Witnr'»» mv Ira ito orni *rfl1 of thr «a »«ì tir rii it Clini t t Ili « JUU dav of N'ovriuhrr, \ D R iiiS Ruliinitin, r^ral ) Clcfk ( ‘ ifrrift Court, fkfnngr (‘minty In th e C ircuit C ourt of th e 7 U1 | udiri C ircitit of th e S ta te of F io n d a fot O ra n te C ouqty. t tfyr nf ) * va. > 11)11 in ( baio ri v P A, S. .la iiy , aio) I L n fo fre T ax Lieo Lo AN Whom ti May Corn ei h : I |". ii appliriilItm ni llie t ity S oliiR o r, il i« brrrbj- oi'lcTeiJ« Ihat oil or before lire f-rfl m a i y Hole day liest, bring I r ln u a r y i, A 4* TT>oc>. in »»id rom rt. you ani>e.ii tu ami a n sa c i ibi- bill filed and «ri forth (he na Pire ot jo u i tcapevlive in terest, i n . . righi : opini ira i espiti- situale in ru ­ i*1, ano ile*rribed in tbe biìi Itl.-eV 0. T lei 11. ftlllb e i onlered that llìi. h r Ikplililishrd ih r S an ford U riah !, a urw |*npet |>idill*lir.| i said C'ilv, once a week for righi riu i.rriitiv r werk« prior t*i iaiit rule -day. y hand anil «ral o f Ibi- «ai \V iln rsi m il cou tt thi JJlh day o f Novem lier, 1908. It, M. R-.liinson. (S e al.) tí. 8 f i n k C ircu it ( '" tu t. O range C ounly. In th e C u r m t C o u rt of Ihc 7 th J u d in a ! C ircuit of th e kStatc of Florid«i for O range C o u n ty . Old Shoes Wanted A. E. Irvin's Shoe Shop — XLÙ « "■f f l t i i l l W 111— ^■|,f— I |C-B ‘ b . m . Ro b i n s o n , (S < irr ; C lrrk C ircu it Court,' <R ange C otinly. I <>H 1!, AI. Rfddninn« C lcxk C irc u ii Courta O rangc I T TIT .vM ä ft» ! In th e C ircu it C o u rt o f th e 7th Ju d ic ia l C ircuit of th e S ta te of F lorida for O range C o u n ty . C ity o f Sau ford , ) Bili in ( Jiim-t-ry to ,, “ ?*■ * f L n fotc« l a x Licit B. Iln ig tic tty . a n j— L_------------------------- --T11* A ll W hom It M ay C on cern: ‘ poo applicai ion Ilf th r C ¡IV ftb r.ito r, it is hereby o n lr rn l that on or before Ihc f i b . runty Rule ilay. next: being f-'ctiraDy i . A . I*. »909, lit said court, you apií-ni 1» and answer the bill filed and sèi (tiriti ih r j)a, lure o f your re«i>ective in tetrsts In. right hi, or-Hep» upon rest estate «liliale in tl<«- C ity o f San ford , anil ilrsrtih rd in the bill »«: ' • t i d ’ n , Bliwk s. T ier i. It 1* further ordered that till« o rd e r be PubH Uicj fit 0 ^ Sanf.> rd,.lle ^ b E ^ ^ riew .p ap er consecutive -week« prior to said ru le dav. W itnexa my hainl so il seal o f the- said cir-’ coil court tli|t a jtli day o f N n vrm h ci, A . I». 1908, B. ^t. Robinson, (S e a l.) t i ll v fe rk C ircuit Court, O range C ounty, In th e C ircuit C ourt of th e 7th Ju d ic ia l C ircuit of th e S ta te of F lo tid a fo r O range C ounty. C ity ot San ford ) Bill in Cliahcery In - . r«) K n forcc. .’l a s i a c u -ww»^k«--H7«-Uaiii),- awd«1 y-a'«s— u.ovy*— ^vw^; T*i A ll W hom It M ay C o n cern t l |<*nw application Ot tile C ily SoIi*T(or. it— i» eerciùr _____ that on . r before the I ebhereby ordered rtiary Ride .day next. In-ing l eiir.iuify », A I1. tin o , in tabi court, ymi appear lo and a n iw rr thè bill file.J and set forili thè ualu r e -o f your rr*p ec tn r In le rfst* . in, ligbt lo, or llcns upon rea! c s lile sjtn jié ¡u (|,e C ity o f Sanforif. and drscrihctl in tbc bill a si fj>t i f . Block J, T ie r 1. Il_ iv furtber wrdered tlint thi» oriler tic pulODhfd in thè S an fo n t lle ra lil, a i « * i | i i i T t pilbMvbed 1in snid C ity, once a w e e k 'fo r r ig 111 coltxrcu ljrr wreks n nor lo «aiti rule d.iy. W ilness rny liaild and seni o f |hc salii c ir­ cuir crmrt tlns 151)1 ilay o f Novem lier, A . I*. 1908. TV M. Robinson, f 5eal.), if»8 d e r k C ircuit C o u tt, U ran gr (o m ity . s !- i l ® f - W M i e :ivr1 i f t f ;''M ïïïw S L , ~rr:t i i M iv .:- * ) 1 - P ä S fe s • i f In th e Cdrcuit C o u rt of th e 7th Ju d icial^ C ircuit of thu S ta te qf F io n d a for O range C ounty. -C ily — «+#—jKmif ivril - ---------—----------- ------Itili hi ( h.inrerv in I.*»t I, rtliKk 7, T icr £,) F nforce 'J ax . t.irn (1» n rr l !tiknu»n, an n i T*» A ll Whnfn It M ay Cnncern? l'p o n api»Hi Arimi nf thè C ity Solìritnra il iv hrrehv orile» etl tlievi n»i1k»r h* fflte (Ik? |*rhr 11a f y R111c «I.»y .11ext, 1rei 11k IVÌir\ia r y t „ A * 1». tomi, hi «aiti court, yoti anprar tu ntitl An«wer *the hlR fife» I ami «ri fori Fi i l i e ’ < * ftire ivf ymj'f !?fj»rcl!vr iiitrrcvtv hi. riirlit lo, ir. liciis riTMMi fc a I rMAtr «ìtiMie in tlir C ity «f S an fn f 4-^-.Tn«1 ilrsreiil.r.I hi thi* bill a»»: Imi *. ftl.Hk fi, T ie r 7. li ii firn 1tir r or«Ji*ic4 Iti ai tiri* or iter tic I»ii1ili«tiff1 hi thè S an fn fd 1terithl. a nr\v«|vipcr init»l{«lirit in *aó I 4"*f vx »»me *1 w rrk f«»r riviM i r Cimbri utive weekv itrttrr I»» «aiit /Tilr «tnir. Witti**« mv ImiiJ nml maI <•f the *»4Ì»I <1f* cnif culli t thi« 2sth tl.ry «♦ ( NYivriuhrr, A. D, *9-»« R, M- Ri»hin>.in, J S c .il.t #>A r i e r i r f r q iit ' "H it. t IfAriife O n in tv. ------------------------------------------------------ji---------- In th è C ircu it C o u rt of th è 7th Jttd tcial C ircuit of th è S ta te of F lorida to r U rangc C o u n ty . ( ity of Sali font J vs )). v» l.oH m and f j. R^ickJ lidi tn ( fiancer i lo , T iri i, ) T . « I VII U fiknim n. J I»» All VVIntuì | ( M ay I !**»ti 4 ij«|<hk jinnn ni (fir I Hy Scili«*Hur. il lin r liy »»vilrird ih.it »,•Il 4 icf 1|«-f 411 c Hit r 1*1F1 ita fy litiU* ilay nrxl, 1»pilli! I ritm ai y i f A, IV igny. n» »--«ìd i mn t , )'*u ati|»rni Lil atnì ittMii'r ‘thr l«|11 tilitl ai i'i ',r I 1til IU ILA* Iute nf yniM »«*N|»f*«*tivi* ¡titri"f*«| ij», nul»! !»», "i I»*’ i » illuni »«.il « 'Ulte «-itualf* Tn 1l»4* f i l y •»f S4n foni, and ìI«*m t 1l«’i| in ihr ¡»ìli 1 4*1*» i j and 1 :i Rhnk 7., "I ini 1 It fm jfic r u n icrcd iliat litH n rdrr ti# [nihli-Tird in tlir Ssitifnnl llrta ld , A tH 'w j.j|.fr |4iiMi*hfd in «aid Lti v, »»tur a w rtk (*•» rt>*li| c n m rc n tji«* wj rka tnitir 1»» «.mi rule day. YViliir** iny Imnìl ùnti* '«t;*l of ft«e -Tid cir ­ riti l nuirt i Ima 7«th *hiy **f N’ iiv iu d iei, ,\. Il, I9«»K. IL \| Ridtìiiaifit, ( *vr:,| 1 <"!erk ( irviifl r u t ili, niaiiK«* ( ‘»»uitly. . , Thought Microbes In à Drop of Ink, ^1 1* m ■i w m Wm ■ Li l y uf Sanfitfil ) llilt in Chancerv to vs. ) E n force 'la x Lien N Hum an. am! > Ti» All Wlmm It M ay tV w fe rti: aj»|i1icaii*Mi ii? tlir iT ty Solicit nr. i* M fiftcIvy iirilc m l that «»ti^ «»» hef»»ie ilie fe b m a ty Rtilr day nexl, l»rin« T X iru a ry t . A, «m *#t»iw» fip|»»mr HI «w t n • m ay,— >11 > a«ai — »a.>i ‘niiAurr |hi Itili flirt! and rei f«»rIli Itic* ili Im e «if y«i r rr»|»fklivc ¡nlere^f* in, rtMlit !■ », 111to 11 rriiI ertitir %11tu fe i i«t llir i»r 1irtii riti »ili. and «Il II»rdi in thr Idi! a««; «1f S in fi mi. ll|].k\ 4, Tir# l.til i, lll.K'k ... h \% Furi he« ordeFr«i tfiat tld« »»rder M*ì [*ni»lisl«r«l in Rie Sdinfoid llr ia ld , a fie u «*fia|*cr f>td»lì»Urd in xai»! C'ity, «»lire a werk fnr rÌKtil CfKi»Fttri j v r , w rrk* i»»ì«»f In *nid ride dav. W iinrM fiiy ha un and m *«! o f iW fard %»r u iìi «nùtt tln»» asili <1ay *»f N«»vein1ier, A, I> i . » T kfj’j'. • -r L ή J ly ^ 1 I te s i '■ A i m f 5ra l.) 'v j t a . I f V * LT4&: I ìT th e C ircu it C o u rt of th e 7th Ju d ic ia l Circuit of tbo Stato of Florida for Orango County. C ity o f S a n fo rd . ) Itili in C han cery lo F.nfiirce T ax L ien. W . L Stetson, and — W *r-sr-T V tn o iiF — la y C oncern: T o A li W hom It Ma tfp*ni apidicatlon o f the C ity Solicitor, it is hereby ordered that on. of before the Frb ruary Rule day next, being I'ebrusry l , A. |), 1909. in said co u rt, you appear to and answer thè Hill filed am i set forili thè nature o f your re«jiective ¡n lrirsl« in. righi In, or firn« tmf.n reai etta te situate In thè Ci ty of San ford . ami deserflw.l in the bill »• : lait 10, Illoik 6, T ie r 5. It Ì> furtber ordered Itili Ibis order tie pobli.bed iu tbe S an fu n l n erah l. a n ew .|ut< r ìmblisheil in aald C ity . 01.ee a weck toc eigbl consecutive w erks prloc tu s a ld ■ride day. . VVitnr«« my band and *eal u t thè sani erev *giti rrmtrt ■ t Im• «mi 4-alU K i>.i- D:cè*iljlbc . A . w-li*. Bill In Chancery to In th e C ircuit C ourt of th e 7th Ju d ic ia l L o tfi. Block 0. Tier 7. Enforce T ax Lieu. Owner Unknown, and / C ircuit of th e S ta te of F lorida To A ll Whom It May Concern. Upon application of the C ity Solicitor, it Is here­ for O range C o u n ty . by ordered that on or before the February Rule day C ity of (vsnford ) Bill in C han cery to next, befog February 1, A . D. 1909. in aakl court, v s .' ) E nforce T a x a t i o n . C ir I n <uul. ■ »■ »*«» «he bill filed and set you appear to and unswer tbe hill filed and set riiht ' “ Í T ul 7™ » respectivo Interests In. jorth the nature of your respective Interests in. A . B. Tom linson, and) â r e r r t ï î r ' h » “ pun real estate situate In the right to, or leans upon real estate situate • in UM ■ T o the dcirm lan t, A . fl. Tomtinvnn: It ap|iearing from the affidavit .of the C ity Black 7 U rr Ï Ï' * n<1 ‘«**<'r«hed In the bill as Lot 1. C ity of Sanford, and described in tbe bills as Lot S. Solicitor of the C ily o f S an ford herein filed that hr believes thal you are a non-resident la T tw fc iÎ!fri î i * t®Î,*h#« thla order be published It Is further order««] th a l this order tie iiohllshed In The Sanford Herald, a newspaper published in o f the S tair o f Florida, and that your res. ¿ i i a S ^ . a g a a i e i a e I M n in r/ W W X w rrtrlO T eight -rotiteeuiiv* w»»kw •tdemw . ................. wttJuSitas-Ake«« is wtw - nwo. prior to said rule day. *> J ^son in this State the service o f a subpoena II. M. R O B I N S P N . (S e al.) Wltneaa m y hand and seal of tbe said circuit 'upon »bom would bind yuu, and that your “ ï ï S î S r A ^  S i , ? * ,.l”o.7»'â8dm ,u 1A8 C lrrk C ircuii Court. I trance t ounly. age is o v e r the age o f at years. rt. thi* 25th day of November. A . D. 1908. 10 a _ . ,B- M. Koaiaaoi, ( h a i ) B. M. Kuan.son. ( s tx lj It is tlin J fo re ordered that you do appear -----. . i t « — Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. 10-8______ C lerk Circuit Court. Orange County. in this court to tbe bill herein filed, u p - n /«„ >t._ C ircu it C o u rt of th e 7 th Ju d ic ia l M onday, February 1. ¿V. IT, 1009. ‘ * C ircu it of th e S ta te of F lo rid a • It is further ordered that thi« order o f IMPROVED o r d e r o f r e d m e n publication lie published once a week fo p eigh t fo r O range C o u n ty . consecutive weeks in the S an ford H erald, a I am attain asking fur OLD SHOES. I nrwspa‘|ier published In llkr C ity o f San ford , W ek iv tr T rib e N o. 41 C ily of S an ford ^ "M ry*0 ‘will give what they a rt worth 1 ) En force l a x Iwen. in Orange C ou n ly, Florida. ,Hl' nllW «rounds of Sanford. Meetings .W iln esa my hand and the seal o f said rir- Amap da Hoodson, and) SIZES,‘6 , 7, B, 9, 10 II AND IS on the Ut and 2nd Wednesday of eoch m il cou n this Jin! day o f December, A . D. -To A ll W in«« It M av f o n c e r a : 1908. * ttiion application « f the I Uy Solicitor^ inonlh in Masonic HnlL Visiting brathIf Hereby o ld e r« ! that on or before the B. M. ROBINSON, (S e a l.) ws welcome. Cor. 3rd S c and Sanford Ave. ruary R u le day next, bein g F ebruary It Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. L Minify, and ) Tax Lien. T Um1 Who‘,*î h M«y Concern : * Æ e r î Ü ^ . “ 0" 0* ^ 0 City.Solicitor it la hereS itu t ó í J r i i “ *° ' ‘.1,e February Rula day neIt; bring lebru ary 1st. A . D. 1909, in aald court, D. IQ09, In «aid court, jrnti appear to m d a n tw er the bill filed and «et forth the nature o f ’ you r reepectiv* in le r n t i in, right td, or lien» tiyou real estate «ttuate In the C ity of San for i i r and «Ie«cri1»ed In t,hc bill At: * I 9, 11lock 7, I i 1 l ____ , It i» ' further ordered that this order be* ptib 1iihe<| in the S an ford Herald, a riPVMfojcf jmbU»1ird in %aid C ity , once a week fl)T eight .ttivr « n U 1 o.| ru 'e «lav. Witne»« iny hand and teal of the aaid c ir­ cuit cou rt th u jn d day o f December, A. 1), W hen applied to th e now spaper pago they make people think twice. F irst, people think there's a mnu who keeps up wltit tlm procession. Secoud, they think good goods on hand. ho m ust keep Again, i f the horoe’paper'L aa enough drops of advertising Ink on Its surface to tnaka a proper showing tha outsider thinks this m ust lx» n pretty lively town. T h u s ft drop of NKW 8 l*APEIt AD« V EItTISIN Q INK Is n good th in g for the town. WJ i n i f il �fiëëtmbtr TM ^SÄW O TODAY IS OPPORTUNITY Be Any Cheaper One Thousand Acres of CeleryLand. * *“.• - * - ' ’ ‘ * Flowing Wells Guaranteed •_ I . . • • Lands Adapted to Celery, Lettuce, Cauliflower, Potatoes, E t c . IDA * The Man Who S w ears Off JOTAL ECLIPSE OF SUN _Not Notleftiblc In This P ort of the th e S tole Tuesday w a s the shortest tiny In the yenr for nil folk who live in the northern hemisphere. Wednesday the sun begun its upward climb among the stars, ami the «lays will slowly lengthen. At 1 o'clock Wednesday the sun entered whut is known among nstrouomers ns the sign of Cnpricornus, mutking the astronomical beginning of winter, which will Inst until tile orb has reached tiic celestlul'fcqiiitlor in March, murking the end of winter uiul the (LstniiMiiii)cal beginning of spring. There was a total eclipse of the sun, but it was invisible In North America. ’ TlftT path of this central eclipse waf across the southern part of South Ameri­ ca, the South Atlantic, South Africa And the Indian ocean. It was observed by some of the leading astronomers of the United Suites nnd South America and will ndd interest to the Pan-American scientific congress, which will shortly be­ gin its session in Santiago, Chilie. • Don't co around nnd txmii about Your ««•rnrinC olTon New Y ear’* day; Don'« H"< upon Cnn bou«* nnd «bout Thai you have drivvn Vice away. U r m ay rrlnm 10 mock you. So m rrrly <|ull. without d iip la y — A man amounts to little who , It forced to sw ear off, u nyyn y. New Railroad P ro g re ssin g The Sanford & Everglmlrs Railroad is W inner W ashing M achines rapidly assuming sltnpe and this week A few more of tliesc still left, sold strictly started to lay their tracks* The connect­ ing switch witli the A. C. L has been put mt gunntefc. If they do not do wlmi we in nnd the bridge construction completed. claim, money is refunded. Harry J. Wilson. Ere long the whistle of the engine will The counties that fall to have exhibits awaken the echoes of the celery deltu nnd nt the Jacksonville Exposition-Fair will the Everglades. miss a splendid upjtortunlty to get a large amount of advertising nt n minimum cost. Rev. S w eat Is T ra n sferred The Methodist confcriuice closed at Mi­ No charge is mode for space for county ami lust Monday night, after u most In exhibits. ________ _________ tcresting session. Ju st'R ece iv e d Rev. D. IJ. Sweat, who has served the Tlie largest line of Bporting goods ever MeUimllst ylturdi in ttiia city sft long and received in Sanford—guns, rifles, bunting faithfully, has been transferred to the clothing, etc. *' Harry J. Wilson. Springfield church in Jacksonville. . ---- r ---------------- — One-fourth of the great Palace of In Rev. A. E. Householder'was appointed dustry nt the Florida Ex position-Fair has to Sanford and will receive a cordial wel­ come. Rev. Householder is on eminent been reserved for the *\j divine, at one lime presiding elder of his the East Coast of Florida'. These counties will muke n magnificent display of fruits, district. vegetables and farm products nt this Ex­ Arrival and D eparture o f M ails * position. which is to be held nt Jackson­ Effective November fifteenth. ville from January 20 to March 20,1909. Arrive From ------- ------ M usical Treat . Sanford music-lovers are promised n rare treat on Tuesduy evening, the 29lh, at a musical to be given in the Sanford House parlors, by -the Misses Lc Grand North........... 7 00 a. 2 05 p in , 5 40 p ra.' S ou th ..................... - v y 7..7 00 a. in , 2 35 p. m. and Manning, who are visiting friends in Tam pa only . . . . . J . . - . . ; .................. . I t '35 a rl tie city, assisted by C, Edgar Hamilton. 71In • vi 1Ir LianiJf'7 ___ it 00 a. m .. 5 40 p. jn Oviedo tiracch . . . . V ...................... .. 10 30 a. m. *. Miss La Grand who lias n rich, highly Trilby bran ch ................ ."77 00 a m , 1 10 p. m. T n varrt b ra n c h ..................................... I 52 p. m. cultivated contralto voice, is a pupil uf J. e For Armour Galloway of Berlin, Germany, and le e vNorth........................ ....2 52 p. tn., 0 00 p. in. South Trrrril S 5 p. tn , 5 30 p. ra., » 00 p. m. is now head of the voice departm ent of Tlturvllle branch.8 00 a. m., 2 23 p, tn. Jfounoku College nt Danville; Va., nnd is O vlnjo bran ch.................. ................... 2 30 p. m. Trilby branch...................... I 45 p. ra.. tl 00 p m Also choir director of the First Baptist Tavaree branch............ 0 40 a. tn., 2 23 p in. — »- eliureh of that city.------- - — ------------ Branch traine d a lly except Sunday: other# daily. A dally c a p ita i pouch rrcyjyttl from Tam pa a t A___ -MliS Manning, a graduam of- the -Seng I t A3 r Ctu* F. lU u ix s . [‘oatm atter. school of music, BufTaio, and of the P ea­ .. M. C. IU u m i. A»»'t Putlm aitcr. body conservatory, Baltimore, Md., is a pianiste of rare ability nnd Je now a mem­ L ettu ce P lan ts ber of the music faculty of Columbia Col­ Lettuce Plants for sale; any quantity. lege, Columbia, S. C. * C. F. Williams, Box S3. The Pink Sheet Charles B. Hulctt who is so well nnd fa­ vorably knowu by the farmers and fruit growers of tlie state; lias ucccpted a posi­ tion as the Florida representative of the . . . New York Produce.Nrwi (the piuksheet) nnd will have full control of the paiier's interest here. Mr. Hulett will travel the atHte.but will have his headquarters in Jacksonville, and any produce information Or news which will benefit the growers or truckers will reach him there and will have his prompt attention- We wish him end the News success. Very A ttrac tiv e W indows ; ,w t t w w w w w w w w w w w v w w w w w v v w t w v w w w w w w The store of N. P. Yowell & Co. present ninost pleasing picture this week in a fine display of dress goods, notions nnd gents' furnishings. The windows were decorated by Mr. Koch, an expert window dresser from Chicago nnd arc all that can be.de­ sired In artistic finish. f ■■ 1 Place your order with us now for Christ­ m as Turkics, or anything you want, and save further anxiety. Our-risk; our trfluble. Sanford Grocery Company. The Herald is fuUy equipped to print fine stationery of nil kinds. Ail the latest type and material nnd “the men behind the iype"„whQ kn o w h o w .__ _ — T or n short time only, Tnjiestry Brussela Art Squares, regular iwicc $22.(10, special price $17. Sanford Furniture Co. Beautiful I Exquisite I soy the ladies of men's tics, at MetUnger's.. Ju st received latest styles, ro^iV gleen hats and derbies, at MetUnger's. • Gas Range For Sale Bring Uio children to Toyland. Procticully n e w ; double o v en ; four top ________ Sanford Furniture Co. burners; Improved Jewel. A bargain. Call a t Herald office. In County Judge s Court. Orange "Ate koq going to give up any of - your Florida • -r In Ra Calata of > old habits T” W. M, Mattonar t **Yes," answered the man with a de­ -T° Bwtwnaa ado at fiant air; "one. I'm golng'to give up this I ■■■Tl tiA vino C laims A gairst S ì i p E stati s T ou and each of r ou are hereby and raold. old habit of swearing off every New qulrad io prêtent a*v daim , andnollfled â S ô a £ a .! L r“ü °î M ainiI laid citata of Year day." JX: ** Mallop«ii, deceased, lata of Oranje County Fludda, (o lha uoderalsned Executor ôftaid calala Celery P lants. A few very fine prick- ■dtkta j o i year front ina data hereof. Dated December 21. ISO«. bed plants for sale. Jno. D. Jinkins. cor­ 10_a t u r a i W. Mjukmct, ner Third street and French* avenue. Executor. Of Course You Are Not —— Going to Die : 44»4VU W W U W W V V \4 W tV » U W U U 4 W V U U V W \> H W O tt ERTAINLY NOT, never thought of such n tiling • It’s the other fellow who will likely go. You hove not yet your family well provided for nor all the debts lifted from your Property, so you will live. Your Building&nmy bum, so yoh keep them insured. How would it do to let one of the Strongest Life Insurance companies in the WORLD carry that risk ujHin your Life, instead of forcing it upon your Wife and Children? A little money Saved this way, each year, will make life in later years comfortable and happy. Do ifot fail to examine the C Equitable Life’s Standard Policy „ Prescribed by the New York State Luw WR I T E . ( CALL Equitable Life Assurance Society O f THE UNITED STATES J- S. COLES, Jr., General Agent, Jacksonville,Florida MRS. E. P. WELBQRNE,______ ... J. N. N. WIHTNER,—- - Special Agent-----Resident Agent, Sanford. Fla. ^ , ----------------************** F R E E ************ S A M P L E S ^JEW Wall Taper will chapee u n m ti|tte dismal rooma into an attractive cheerful hotic. We place at your door s t?e privilege of telco, ttons from the M in ts xml moat varied stuck in the South, ' H prtm pn. mu f* l i t t e r IH-1U W. Bay 5 t O F W A L L 1 ! ||| B A L F T i-C O N R O Y C O M I P A P E R ] A POST CARD coidling roooij you intend papering bring you tamplc* »«*• •If you intend pamung mead for price* ‘ ad colof save you money, p p r te p n , Wfti hf W �E L V E .PACES I N S A N F O R D — L ifo ia Worth Living Number 21 NEWS OF THE WORLD SANFORD. FLORIDA, SATURDAY. JANUARY. 2. 1909 dance tendered him, U3-ycar-old Captain Goddard E. Diamond led the grand rnnrch with Miss Marie Montrclh who Is 100 yenrs his junior. Copt. Diamond wns born in Plymouth, Mass.; nnd i r n vegetarian. Extraordinary Induccments-Arc "Big Tim" Sullivan, ns he is commonly Bringing in New Residents known in New York fed 0,000 of the city's poor os his Christmas offering, mid to each he gaye an order for shoes nnd PEOPLE LOCATING EVERY DAY stockings. The Salvation Army f«d 5,000 at their barrack nnd sent well-filled bask­ ets to the Jielpless nnd deserving |ioor who The Celery City Is Appealing to Home sceK rrs-pnd In v e sto rs In X v e ry ~* could- not le a v e their huinlileTiomes. Such S ection o l^th e Union nets ns these are true religion. Sanford is n favored city, favored by an The Manitoba government which owns the telephone system, lias reduce«! the ideal climate, nn ideal location, good wnbest ciniw of rates fifty pcrccnn*“ * (»topic in the world, nnd lust, but nut least. In Uie Atlnntn Journal's —t ------------- --------„ p o p u la r it y . SANFORD THE FAVORED First Year 0UR BLAUTITUL FLORIDA ALL AROIND FLORIDA An American Italy Offering Great Item s of Interest Gleaned From Inducements The General News of “The Land Various Sources Following splendid article from the |>cn of Flow ers" of Rev. Frank L. Plinlcn of Fnlrhnvcn. Mass., wns publlshc«! in n recent number, of the New York Tribune. Mr. Plinien h a ppen in g s DURING THE WEEK CULLED fROM THE STATE PRESS sjient the winter of 1901-5 in Florldn nnd he writes front bis own pcrsonnl observa­ tions: ra the Reader* W MLTind n Brief An Epitoma of the Week*» M ott Im­ '"To thd student' of American history, Historical Spring rio w ln l portant Happenings In the 0* well ns to the traveler or pleasureFor Hurried Reader» • A 'g i State's Domain. seeker, Florida offers an inviting field. George Melville Boynton, commander of The steamer Irndn, from Galveston for To the health seeker who loves Uie balmy Darkest America Discovery Expedition, U r r r p o d 'w lih ... 22.00Q - balC3_pf„Co»P!li üir uf the Southland there is nn lumpier tiTn iinlvpddn-Timrpft-fTOTil IVwtrmr+rts wai wrecked last week off Uie Irish const place than central Florida, in and nbout purpose-being to establish n base there I m e erew ir iih w u , Uie tow ii^[.Tangcripo 0 J[|i»M eurlsi finds from which-Bo* national society in charge firc ln the er nnd invest«» that llie worhF-hns ever ’here" freedom from the fierce winter of of this work will operate In exploring the Ga., won the first prize—$fM>0Q In gold er York, la s t week, did $20.000 damngc*. tiie north nnd the possibility of an out-ofunknown regions of South America Mr. —and J. T, Stillwell of Charlotte, N. C„ produced. Every day sous some new faces The fire wns discovered about twenty door life from Christmas tide to Easter In our midst nnd after alighting irninlioat Boynton will begin active preparations tin* second prize—$1,600 in gold, in addi­ minutes before the performance wns «lay. this t*cek for the starting out of the first tion to these prizes there were others or train they drive over the city or out to ended and the audience wns safely out­ "Florida, both on nccount of its geo­ the beautiful farms, and nine out of every ■"wiiniimi tn s its ()oo in value. expedition. The punióse of tills expedi­ side before they knew the graphical position nnd its semi-tropical ■ « ...-------ty and either stays ns a tion is to explore South America in a on fire. ** _ • the same property a t-n il Morn and fauna, is a realm overflowing thoroughly scientific m anner from Pcrnnniand a handsome revenue with Inducements to the traveler of lim- buco, Brazil, to Pum a Patina, Peru. This The superior court oi Ml efrom. There is u reason it«*d Income and to the m any who have special expedition is under the supervision dereil a decision ousting th rave of pros|>erity. that is the opportunity to enjoy n short vacation of the Pan-American Geographical Society Oil Co., the Republic. Oil Co file celery delta nnd every- from their customary vocation. The great which lias conducted many similar cx|>eWoters-Pierce Oil Co. from th toSanford expecting to find peninsula,.stretching southward over four ^ions. ,■The first sailing of the present Missouri, nnd fined each comp tea not meet witli their ex- hundred miles between tiie Atlantioocenn arty will leave port nnd go direct to Hn000. The order of the court In] grceably disapiuinlcd, for nnd tiie Gulf of Mexico, Is sometimes ann, tlienee Jam aica where a specially January 15. j lam ents made about Snn- called the American Imly. It lnces the Itlrd steam er will tie in waiting to tnke. Frederick A. Burnlinm, former | . • .¡ties have never told half charm of history and classic lore of Italy., tho party to the mouth of the Amazon. of the Mutunl Reserve Life Infiurt ., old adage that " truth is but it is not without its own romance nml' mainlined suicide Inst week by' Mrs. Annie Ordwny hns arrived in Este­ Ictlon" islicrew«‘ll verified, historical lights und shadows, which lend gss. He was under indictmen) ro.und tukvn «Jungo of Uie Korutluin col­ eckcr can go out to the a fuscipntkm to Ha river»« Its Immense charge of forgery nnd lnrceny. ony, whitfTShc says is growing rapidly. the truth of these assertions extent of sea coast, its hundreds of a t­ Electricity is to be used In The next conference of the Methodist . Men who started in the tractive lakes, its "mineral land medicinal trains on the Hnrlcm division Church South will be held in Lnkclnnd. springs, its " mighty forests of long leaf y vegetables two years ago New York Central rnllrond. yellow pine nnd its outspread groves of The wharf of Uie Jones fish house in ces whatever are today inMrs. Mnry S. Roper hns been Tnni|Mi collapsed and fell into the river ■ealtliy and going aheadev- urnnge.s nnd grapefruit. .51.000 damages for being enu"To persons unacquainted witli Florida one night Inst week. Barnacles nnd other up more wealth from the •dangling rope from n balloon an • seeming to get better than from iKTsomil observation Uie huge pro­ marine growth eating nwuy the piling was' Into die air. portions of tills state and its diversified the cause. ling. attractions and productions are always a . Seven Pittsburg councllmcn n tice, the early lettuce, crop Lester Harvey, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. C. arrest charged with conspiracy, •ed to bring ns goodn price rcvelatiqn. Something of the extent of A. Harvey of St. Petersburg, wns acci­ practices and bribery In connect' p, yet tills year the first tiie state iiiny be realized when it is re­ dentally shut and seriously Injured while ght $4 and some $-1.50 membered th a t th (7 beautiful St. Johns b u l hunting ducks Christinas.day. municipal legislation. this price several growers river, which (Idwb northward,Through Ute Last Saturday u train on -tha Tiie Tampa waterworks company will from the crop tombre than eastern part of Ute state, offers. With its' sjicnd $700,01)0 on extension of service Coast and Piedmont railway run *te land recently purchased. many important tributaries, nbout u thou-j and improvements. A mortgage..for this track near Heidsville, Go.. nndroi sand miles of inland navigation. ,ti put in shape, sum has been filed in Uie county clcrk'p n forty foot Imnk. A number o f\Tile bncklxnic or central portion and office. jwers. before the lettuce had D ii III g io liti vv inaCt'Ai t ilt ut'LlFO gers were seriously injured, but no one LOTS. killed. under bond nnd failing to secure one he been shippt'd, had planted ecleiy between the northwestern extension of the state Mrs. N.' J. Merck of Orlando was winner the rows of lettuce and now this crop will CVUUlin extended and immense areas of of one of the Atlnntn Journal’s popularity Tiii* jury in the Hargis murder case in wns lxmnd over to await the action di the soon be ready for market, and from all in­ high, rolling land, dotted with fresli water prizes — 11 fish set. Kentucky failed to find n verdict mul criminal court. Mr. Webb being too ill to lakes and witli rivers which afford splen­ leave his home was placed under a bond dications will bring enormous returns. were discharged. •• An attem pt e; jail breaking wns frusdid s|>ort for tiie fisherman. Here is tiie Many growers linve planted cabbage Clsus-Sprackles, sugar king of the P a­ of $3,000 and will have a preliminary nnd Irish potatoes this season ns a first dominion of delight for the txitanist, tile trated nt Miami Inst week. One of Uie cific coast, ilied in San Francisco.Dec. 20, hearing ns soon as lie is aide to appear. cropii|Kin new land and bid fair to realize naturalist and tiie man witli. Uie canoe. prisoners hod in some manner secured nn Tile result is awaited wilii mudi interest. aged 80 years. u handsome profit therefrom, as the cab­ The health statistics of Florida demon­ mm bur uud bud nearly succeeded in H. W. Poor, hnnkcr and broker of NeW Terrible E arthquake In Italy bage crop is a failure In other parts of Uie strate Unit the state is one of the henlth- drilling through Uie twenty-inch wall of iest in tiie Union. - Uie jail when llie jailor's attention wns York tins failed for $5,000,000. He wns Dispatches from EurQ]>e bring tin* snd United States. attracted by (lie noise. Ho nt once called As to hent, sunstroke is almost un­ publisher of the Manual of Railroads for intelligence of a most destructive enrthCaiilillower is now being "shipped daily for a line up of the prisoners, when it wns known, and the nvernge lempchiturc of] n number of years, qunke and tidal wove' that occurred in and bringing 5-T.50 per basket. discovered Unit one white m an was miss­ summer is not, much higher thou in New Some thirty acres of strawberries have The natives of Bokaharign Island, in Italy last Monday morning. Without the ing, und lie wns immediately ordered into the Manaimki group, have revolted against slightest warning the terrible upheaving b e e n planted and the vines at present ure York or . Boston. Summer in Florida is line. All the prisoners were then looked the lirilish rule and declnred u Republic. nnd trembling of the earth left hundreds full of fruit and promise good returns. In more enjoyable than the sudden loops in their cells und an inspection of tho jail nml drops of the northern weather. The The ringleader in the movement is of buildings in ruins and sent thousands fact, there secm s'tb be no limit to Uie made, when n hole large enough for n man ocean nnd the gulf send their wholesome claimed to bu a native missionary. of people to tiicir death. Messina, the cro|>s rnis«*d upon Sanford's suli-irrignted to crnwl through wns found in Ute wall, nnd welfioine breezes over tiie whole pen­ Acting under instructions of President second largest city of tiie nation suffered soil, and to the eyes of the old residents almost completed. Hud the attem pt not insula every «lay in Uie year, carrying Roosevelt, the secretary of the interior most, being ruined.to a great extent by and the new our section looks better than been discovered n general jail delivery mildness nnd health everywhere. As to „ hos withdrawn from entry, selection and earthquake. Hood nnd fire. The loss of any gilt-edge-security ever offered. would huve resulted. insects, lik'e mosquitoes nnd flies, they location nl| public ]nnd* in "Wyoming, life here alone is placed ut between tliirjy —So ninny different crops can be^raised The (larks of . West Tntn|ia are being are no worse in Florida than in m any Idaho nnd Utah, bclievedto contain phos­ and forty Uiousand, while in the outlying here that there Is no chance for failure if beautified by the (limiting of thousands parts of tiie north, und there is nn abun­ phate rock, landing appropriate action by cities and villages the loss is estimated to one wjll use judgment and expend a little of shade trees including water onks, mag­ dance of refreshing nnd pure water. u | njii the growing crops. energy congress, be fully as great. "On the highlnudsuf Florida, sometimes nolias and cedars. So fust luis Uie farming section grown it is probable dial among the dead are Deccnliter 20th 2QQ.000 Chinook BtiliE sea 'T ag day" "hi Tampa tills year ¡netted (fiat the city Ims tinrdly been able to keep mon eggs were shipped from the United many tourists from different parts of the puce and many improvements th at should level, grow nil the trees of the semi trop­ 51250 fur the children's home. Slates fisheries at Mill Creek to the Ar­ world, as the hotels were full of strangers have been made before ore just now being ical world, iind llie nir is fragrant with "The Capitol Printing Coni(inny, state gentine republic. They went by express at the time of the calamity, and most of rare flowers and melodious witli the songs printers, qf Tallahassee, lias gone into the developed and put into o^erntion. these hotels were destroyed. to New York, where a special agent of the Paved streets and electric lights are now of birds, among which is that- peerless bunds of nÁ*ceiv«y^ As the first and most destructive shock Argentine republic took charge of them. receiving the attention of our progressive songster, the mocking bird. Two houses belonging to Mrs. Annie Be will take them by steam er to London occurred while most people were yet in "Tangerine, in Uie north1w estern corner Estes at Mari an mi were burned one night citizens und city property is being sold bed there was no time for thought of dan­ and thence to Buenos Ayres. ger or preparation for escape. Those who every day to the investors who realize that dT Orange couhty. lies in the center of lust week. Insured for $ 1,000 each. Major Orlando J a y Smith, president and were fortunate enough to reach the street a good farming country must Of a necessity tins delightful country, n land of the sun Cautrnct for Pensacola's half million genera] m anager of the American Press were in inony instances either killed by make n-solid nnd •substantial city and va* sending it* invitations to the d weller^ji^ dollar hotel has been let to the C. II. Tur-* association since 1802, died at his home falling walls, drowned by the tidal wave cant lots that long stood idle ore being the lan d of snow. Here, to those who ner Contracting Co. of that city. in Dobbs Ferry, December 21. long for a climate nnd n home where life which rolled in from the bay or were purciuisetl for stores nnd dwellings. In I lie recent wet und dry election Bre­ liv e new store rooms «re being contem­ enu bn lived in n beautiful nml natural l)r. Atcherly, of the Royal College of burned to dputh in the fires which broke vard county again went dry by a vote of plated und on our lake front scvernl fucto- way, *fur from the modelling crowd's ig Surgeons, London, tins made public a new out all over the ruins. ab o u L iiiu n ia o M ^ __________I___________ noble strife,'there are opportunities for theory as to the cause of leprosy. J t e ttlUp to the present tim eïhirty-flve e ld e r f t ^ n d U a ^ a i d u u u o u d l U a o n he The Florida state troops arc to be imme­ prosperous enterprises in abundance and triiAttes the disease do dye nnd says it is and villages are reported pnicticully wiped started. “inalogous to scurry” Furthermore, tie is out of existence, and the monetary loss —Tilts week witnessed the sale of fifty m any treasures th at only - th is ■southern diately supplied witli the new model m ag­ azine rifles and all necessary belongings of the opinion th at Uie d ise a se 'it not Is estim ated at several hundred millions acres of forming land In ten acre tracts land can ufford. and ten city lots were sold, each 011« to "To one who has spent tqpny weeks at used by. tiie United States regular army. . contagious. of dollars. contain n new dwelling. Two city lots Tangerine nnd there found hculth and The next motor boat regatta at Palin Dr. Charcott's expedition, fitted out for The calam ity is one of the must appall­ o trip to discover the South pole, has ing that ha i ever occurred in Italy and it were sold (or a new carriage factory and happiness, Florida awakens a feeling of Beach is to be held in March, from the several lots just beyond Uie city limits delight and gratitude. Aside from the 9th to Uie 12th inclusive. There will be sailed from Punta Arenas, Chill. will take-years to recover from Its effects. limitaUons th at must ever obtain in the seven racing classes. were sold for residences. Relief for the sufferers Is being sent from President Gomez of Cuba will negotiate This remarkable activity means that environment of men unywhere on carUi, all quarters of Uie globe. King Emanuel, « government loan of $13,000,000. Sanford 1ms gained an impetus th at no Tangerine approximates Unit satisfaction birdB, to enjoy the fragrance of its flowers, A special session of congress is to be King Edwurd, and President Roosevelt calamity can ever retard or break down, und enjoyment for widcli men and wom­ to hear the wind softly murmur in the cslled for M arch. 16 next, to act on the were among Ute first to offer assistance. and the future of Uie Celery City is as­ en everywiiere (gyve been seeking both lofty topsrof the giant pines, to feel theM f f irod other qu ango»- , . sured. — — ■. 1 ■=. before and since the Spanish pdvqqtur«» IrwdQJlinnd th ejo y of„Uwt sodUiernjifji, - 7 , W snti !• Steal Ottr M ottrrA bill has passed the lower house of and to see one of Uie gorgeous and never Sanford, the favored city, will soon be landed on the soil of Florida. Wo are almost tempted to steal The congress providing for the return of $213,- Sanford Herald's motto and change It to Sanford, the greater city, nnd to Utotewhu "Whether one looks at Florida as a land (o be forgotten sunsets, and finally to 000 to the South, which was token by "In Taylor County—Life Is Worth Living." ure watching events the transition will in which to build u home, as a resort in w itness Uie splendor uf Uie night skies Uie winter months, as a region to regain when Uie *tars keep watch over m an's Gen. Butler as contraband during Uie wnr With home-grown turnip greens, home­ not be long in the fleeting. heolUi, or as a country of romantic inter­ peaceful slumbers—these are experiences between Uie statoe. m ade hogshead cheese, home-made sau­ A Matter of Necessity est, it is a part of the republic warUiy of dial lift one out of llie dull monotony of Ldicts have been issued which will sage. home-made syrup, home-grown and Willie—Why does 0 m an sweur off so serious attention. drudgery and Uie hard servitude of an ­ give China a constitutional government made corn bread, and a dozen other home- m a n / Uilngs at Christmas f table delicacies, why shouldn't anyone "To feast on the fruits of Tangerine, to xiety into an atmosphere of pure and tn 1017, Crabthaw—He has to, m y boy, for lie enjoy Ufe In Taylor t —Taylor County Hersail upon its quiet lakes, to listen to its spontaneous satisfaction," spent all his money at Christmas. la Oakland. Col, Christmas eve, ut a aid. ■ • ,*. sSBK'í •ifJdïî.I.îi^ü-y U r. *taat€kai* 'ta r < wt � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1908 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 26, 1908 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 26, 1908. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 26, 1908;<a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank"> Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/45b370966d66eb0121826cdd610df706.pdf 28bdcf4354647e63762e3da702bfc78e PDF Text Text THE SANrORD F R E D E R IC K H . R A N D , P res. G E O . H . F E R N A L D , V ic e -P re s . F . P. F O R S T E R , C a sh ie r B. F. W H IT N E R , J R ., A s s ’t. C a sh ie r Capital, $25,000 HERALD. December 191908 F R E D E R IC K H . R A N D F . P. F O R S T E R G E O . H. F E R N A L D S. O. C H A S E Bi R. S W O O P E A. R. KEY, Teller A. L. BETTS, Book-keeper J . C. HAMILTON, Collector Surplus and Profits, $20,000 OF SANFORD s this opportunity to wish all its friends and depositors a Merry Christmas and mâ 1M building and equipment which- has been recently completed. Whitje Georgia Marble—the interiqfW^ The exterior is of i^Je^MdiQfgany and Bronze combined in most c far, m o st important, the vault of masonry and steel containing one of the most massive burglar proof steel money chests in use in the State. The vault is also equipped with safety \ deposit boxes, where all *valuables are beyond the reach of fire or thieves, and the * * . * latest “and most approved methods of filing and preserving the records of the Bank, The Officers and Clerks of the Bank will take pleasure in showing , callers through, and explaining the use and purpose of every part of the equipment First National Bank The Offi cers and Directors are recog­ nized as and the among the most progressive Business ness successful Men of State is me omy manorial DanK in mis oeciion or tne otate tjovern- ^ ment Supervision is every year becoming more rigid, tl examina tloh intd“bvery detail more careful, and the word, “National” " 1 connection with a bank is being made synonymous with “Safety In this Section and one of the O L D E S T IN T H E S T A T E n o w , after all the years th a tjt has stood and served the pc is bigger, stronger and better than e v e r before. S oun d bus and sound banking go together. T h e strength o f this Ban help you in all of y o u r undertakings if you are one of it« na F IR S T N A TIO N A L BANK v �SANFORD IN S A N FO R D — Life SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1908 THE JOYOUS YULETIDE Contrlbutor Forecasts A B rig h t And h a p p y h o lid a y AIL HAIL TO OLD SANTA CLAUS Me Come to All Homes, to the L ____ F ' Peloeo o*~tho Wootthy . . ----- WiUlrn for The Herald :. L__ . r.hmtmaa. 19081 The new day • will dawn Friday morning over a l * snowless city, bu‘t snowless as may 1» the day there are on all sides ex­ ternal evidence that another Christ­ mas has come— a merry Christmas, r blitlisome Christmas, and a Christ­ mas that gives premonition of a happy New Year to follow. Christmas is always merry and joyous, save alone in the home where the corpse of some dear one lies si— irdrfSreverTthe rigid record of a life which but a few heavy hours previous was fitfully flickering as the candles that dimly illuminate the room from which before the dawning of Christmas day a precious ____ yuil went fqrth to meet Him whose * namlday air the civilized world is stantial evidences of his presence ___ the destinies of fmnilits have, been seen on mantel and chair, table nn<T known to be influenced by "sparks.” cradle ? But v When this festival of the people of dren, each intent on happiness. enter only by the chimney ? will lie Their own happiness ? No, indeed; the question asked by many a child­ Noreeland was absorbed in Christ­ inas, Santa Claus must needs come the happiness of others— for has not ish pair of lips Christmas morning. by the way the Goddess Hertha has He whose nntni day comes with the Why Y It is the avenue lie has trav­ opened for him, and during all the dawn said: "It is much better to eled for centuries— uye, since it was years that lie between the then and give than to receive ?’* prepared for him in the frozen North, nbw Santa Clans bos traveled no r-w - i i jiii * in the home of the Vikings, Gy the other way. Is there anyone so cyn­ 4f4M i Christmas, tide. On its cur­ Norse Goddess Hertha. At the festi­ ical of things of life, so cruel, ns to rent is bourne nought but the most val held in her honor the house was generous thoughts that animate civ­ always decked with evergreens— the ilized and Christianized hu m an ity - same evergreens tha'pseent the rooms thoughts which make the. world of twentieth century homes. An ulbright, even if that brightness is cv- tnr of Hat stones called Hertha's expect so much on the morrow ? Yes, the duy is not wholly the day of the children. ' Men love to perpetunte the memories of their child­ hood. One does not bnnish Robinson Crusoe from one’s heart when oije hu$ caused to believe fiction fact. The religion of one ago has often liexuiuciliiuxxit ryiitlim Iiexl^-During: the middle ages Europe w n S 'lii’ its imaginative childhood. Belieia which to us are fnneies were then religious creeds. Many of them still linger, half believed among the peosants of the old world, ami give nil atmosphere of peculiar sanctity to Christmas eve. In parts of Ger­ many the belief still flutters in many a heart that on Christmas eve, the .holy night, all nature bloomed witli tlie pristine loveliness of Eden. On its return they believe the Heavens still drop healing dews, and the aspen tree distills a precious balsam. On this holy night, alone of all the year, It is-liclievod the quivering as­ pen tree has rest. For eighteen cen­ turies its leayes have shivered with the guilty consciousness that it fur­ nished wood for the cross of Him.to. whom nil tin; world today sings loud hosannas of joy. Oa Christmas eve the quivering aspen rests,\filled with the delightful , consciousness of the iuct that from its trunk came also ihe wood for the cradle in which Marj^rockud the Redeemer of the * ' celebrating. Christmas is merry I In the cities the soft carillon of innumerable church chimes before daybreak call die faithful and devout to early mass, drowning the rumble nnd roar of down town newspaper presses. From stained gloss church windows composite beams of radiant light illuminate the gloom of the streets -without, an earnest of the unortifirial brightness that will follow on the heels of the awakening of the city. A merry Christmas! Yes. for all "humps over which the shadow of dread death does not hover, and for every home in which t|»e merry and gleeful prattle of children welcome the coming of that day essentially the chrildren's day—Christmas. for who would not be merry whose heart is not heavy with sorrow or whose eyes are not bedimined with tears? - Even cynlcä W elcom e thé coming 61 this day of days, for even to them It brings brightness. On nil sides human nature stands forth un­ masked. and from all hearts, all eyes and all lips comes happy evidences of a day that is divested of the armor of sonlidness and selfishness that mark too many of the other days Tfiargo to niuEe up the year— 0 (lay" thu* is absolutely unselfish— a day of days devoted to the cultivation of all those graces that make life bright and sparkling in contrast w ifil the dreary days of tlie year that is fast dying. The death of the year! Yes, Christmas murks the rattle. It is u glorious death, though, for even tlie most cruel of years— a death that with light hi Its eyes, happi^ .In its heart, laughter in its voice, witlAdl around the innocent, artless Prattle of happy, childish hearts to aiake its last days a pleasure, to di­ vest them of all pain and all sorrow. For even though the years must die, Mill their death Is happy; for is not the Christmas always happy ? Christmas, 1908, is to be a merry hi town the streets ore onescent and illuminative of but one week in the fifty-two thut constitute the calendar year. Christinas, 19081 All hail to Santa Claus! Heavy be the load that he brings to all homes, and may tlie chimneys through which he enters be as wide and capacious as the day for happiness and merriment- May he come to all homes, to the tene­ ment of tlie poor, to the residential palace of the wealthy. Santa Claus bright and unselfish convention Is not n mugwump, for he is true to alities are heard coming from lips all and blesses all. Childish hearts ! but voice the brightness of tlie Christmas morning will give all hail hrart concealed. to Santa Claus, for are not the sub- Christinns is a day for Christians to celebrate. Christ, whose natal day will be celebrated then, was once a man among men, teaching men the higher lessons of life— lessons^ that led to happiness on earth and peace and good will among the nations of the earth. It is a duy that brings memories and thoughts of the great, future to the lightest of hearts. It is a day llia t makes one loathe the inspirationTirCow's dreadful picture of a skeleton lenning leeringly out of the tomb and scmwling with onebony finger on the side thereof the terrible word, "Ndda"— nothing. A leafless bough of as jam placed in water on St. Andrew's night will hlossmn; the story nm^Toii Christmas eve, and roses of Jericho will adorn it all the year. stones, contracted eventually into "hearthstones," nnd placed at one extremity of the hall in which the family assembled. Upon this fir boughs were piled, and ithe flnming, resinous torch was-applied. As the crackling, writhing boughs sliriveled. the Goddess'Hertha was supposed to descend through the oilorous smoke and so ’ guide tlie flames that those skilled in Saga lore could predict the destinies of each person present from the move inent of the fireflakes.' Some irrev­ erent spirit has suggested that these were not the only occasions on which Christinns is not alone the chil­ dren’s d a y ; it is n memorial of the childhood of Christendom, uud in the churches on that morning will be chanted hymns of prniseto Him who came to earth that men might be made better and saved •from them­ selves for something higher, nobler, on "tlie other side of the silent grave. Christians is the day of days for the juvenile, but it is a day that recalls the teachings of the mother who perhnps has gone before— a mother whose memory is never forgotten even amldajjl the gaiety of Christinas. At 12 o'clock Christinas eve, ac­ cording to this quaint and beautiful Gemimi legend, the pains of the lost are relaxed, Judas sleeps ujxin his bed of fire. For an hour Herod ceases to dank his chains. On this night Pontius Pilnte's ghost, which dm«—wandered—uLi—tlm..yr.iir.mi it»» summit,of Mt. Pilatus vainly striving’ to cleanse its hands in the water of ■'Dead-Alan's hike," but only'gcnerailiig storms and tempesra^byther endeavor, rests until the duwnof Christmas day. The Wandering Jew hears no longer the goading voice of "Onwurdl ever onward!" The daugh­ ter of Herodius, doomed to spin an eternal dance in circles round the Arctic pole, finds rest on Christmas ove. Mountains on that eve.open their sides. The subterranean gno­ mes cast forth gems of gold which are wasted with tlie sum! down river channels for tlie use of men. Water drawn this night of nights, tlie legend tells, will change to wine or preserve its sweetness l hrqugh pi] the year to come. *A t 12 o’clock animals are imbued with powers of speech and prophesy. Tlie planets stand still while the beasts of the forest and pluin kneel in prayer for them. Tlie sound of church bells will be heard wherever a church lias �December 19 IÖ08 stood though no vestige of its ruins remain. All these and many other beautiful things are legeodnry and half believed still In TTiUringen's beautiful vales. Gehnuny alone, of nil the nations of the old world, has preserved the beuutiful stories of Cliristmas -day. At present Christmns day, if some-: what shorn of its ancient glories, and unmarked by that boisterous jollity and exuberance of animal spirits which distinguished it in "dnys of old," is nevertheless still the holidny in which, of all others throughout the year, all classes of societymost generally participate. In Florida, Christmas, 1908, comes with prom­ ises of brightness and usual gaiety. The year drawing to a close has not been a marked one. It has been d conservative one. Extremes have not characterized it in any form. It has been a gentle year, and its Christ- f m TTv. i. V.) t.v.ii i i » i , i l m r jL The Sliding Cui \ t - * » î3 È — -î , r* - m Now, wlirrrfore In the*« merry day*, * Should we, pray, lie the duller f No. let ui iln| hrUht roundelay* Tu make our mirth the fuller. And while thui Inspired we ilng, Lrt all the tlrccta with rchoee ring; Wood* and hill* nnd everything Hear w itnn* we are merry. .. -»•re e*j»Mpp«d*walr 12 Norwegian steel blades, each ground, honed HeUaSanta! Fm Louliif Dont send me a dolila please. m .« m A ^ inste; mm H a rry J . W ilso n # ' i«njti> ■ F\’•■. <yw_ ■TX Vi J r •J rm SANFORD 9 FLORIDA I Your Order Solicited /1Cv , S C N T T M E N O i ÏÏIË SEASON Fin U r7 i :îa m B - F rf: , itflr&rVi Tt H S a g g i fenßolfu p£EJfl »I -------- ¿ g a vpern i ; T *i * ' i r i l V« V Wi rmiL Iwjf Finished Lum ber for all Building + n ......... „„„ + Purposes Best Grade Cypress Shingles WRITE ME TOR PRICES J. P . C L A R K , Orlando, Fla ai - m a ’t G A R N ER & ROBERTS Successors to N. II. GARNER H A Y A N D G R A IN High Grade Preserves, Jellies, Jams A Complete Line o f 'Cigars and Tobacco THE BEST OF EVERYTHING M ONSTER CHRISTM AS CAKE, It W *i Savon Foot High and tho Lar­ gest Ever Made. Reproduced below^l^a nlchit» of • iiPumnoUi' Christ urns cake, said to be tho largest one ever made. It was seen last Christmas In a shop In Leytonstone, England. Soma Idea of Its size may be gauged when It la stated that It stood seven feet high and weighed no less than 1,000 pounds. Those who may deslro to turn out Now let us beiti you In your Christmns it rival cake tnny bo Interested to learn good-doing by our roAeetious end suggrsttiat tho following Ingredients were used In Its manufacture: Ono hundred bout's f or Christum» Shoppers and fifty-two pounds of butter, 152 pounds of sugar, 829 pounds of Aour, Don't be cross. 110 jiounds of raisins, 110 pounds of Don't lie impolite. sultanas, 110 pounds of currants, 8,000 Don't push; Just shove. eggs, 89 pounds of citron peel, 85 Don't liny your wife a cook litiok. pounds of lemon peel, 89 pounds of orDon't shop when you are hungry. Don’t forget your faithful domestics. lirexcntB. ____ ____ Don't put off your shopping until Christ mas eve. Don't forget to remove tffe lirico loi from presents. Don't liny -u toy drum, except for your enemy's child. Don’t buy your children presents that nro easily broken. Don't uxpec.t to be treated with the most clulHirate courtesy. Don't hold n reception witli your friends at n bargain counter. . Don't buy u liand-paintetl plaque for a girl who needs n wdhu wrap. Don't buy a leather cushioned deskchair und tell your wife It is for her. Don't go Cliristmas shopping with en­ tertaining and loquacious companions. Don't regard Christmas merely us u season for the exchange of cosily gifts. X guaranteed, racked in leather case guaranti convenient for travelers. Yours for a Merry Christmas.----- - The Herald's Reflections and Suggestlons on Christmas Good Doing To nlUts renders Tut: Hr.RAUi wishes a Merry Christmas, at the smite time ex­ pressing the hope that each one will con­ tribute somewhat to tho comfort and plerisurc” >i others, and thereby add to their own happiness. It Is indeed a per­ son poor in heart and,poor in purse who oannol And something to brighten the life of Bomu other individual on this occasion, when, the spirit of brotherly love is abroad throughout the land, Piny Snntii Clap: to some fatherless children and (ill their stockings so full of good tilings that Utey'wlll forget Uicyare poor. Carry Impe’To thoi sorrowing nnd comfort to the afflicted. Remember' tile essence of a good deed is in the intention. Drop formality and give without a lecture on the sin of ingratitude. If you can't give n Cliristmas tree loaded with rir.h fruit, don't think your gift would be too poor for acceptance. Recall the widow's mite.' We all know tlint a stocking full of can­ dy and toys gave us more joy in childhood than a diamond-studded watch did when we were grown up men nnd women. You will And here in Sniffonl, a city of ntioundiug wealth nnd gcueral culture, .of Ane churches and hnppy homes, enough priva­ tion and misery i» Invlt»» th«» «i..»»— of those who feel tile spirit of Christmastide warming their hearts. Don't adver­ tise your charity. The gift that is prof- S A FETY R A ZO R S .» A — carols will be appropriate nnd "Peace sincere wish of every true Christian and-every tnic man. .Merry be the Christmas day 1 Thrice brighter be it limn the bright duys of the dying The Keen Kutter is tne only safety razor that permits of the sliding cut, so necessary for a smooth, clean shave. No scraping or pulling like the ordinary straight cutting razors. • A Christmas Hymn. No tramp or marchtnir ormlea. No tannerà flurnlnK far: A lamp wtttiln a atabla. And tn tho sky a atar. W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y When In the lowly manger „ The holy mother maid-----In tender adoration ----Her baba of heaven laid. * Dorn lowly tn tha darkness And none so poor as ha. The little children of the poor Hta very own shall be. No rush of hostile armies then, Dut juat the huddling sheep, Ttie angels singing of the Christ And all the world asleep. No flame of conquering banners. No legion sent star; A lamp within s stable, ... And tn the sky u star. Margaret g. Bsngeter In CojUg^ l Wsslr . Fortune For Toys For th# Poor. The poor children of Pittsburg and Allegheny are to beueAt through the expenditure of an estate valued at 981,000, left by tho into George B. Nutt The will provide« that the c i­ tato shall go to tho wife during her lifetime and then la to bo divided among bla children equally. I f the children all die before their mother, at her death the estato Is to be spent for tho purchase of gifts- and playthings for poor children, especially those In institution«. It was tho wish of the decedent that the money be expended I— ---- 1 - ' - * * -'* * -* in small sums, to dlstrlbuts it over as largo an area as possible and benefit ns many children as possible. “nAJULixa wotimiLii” cakx. ango peel, 40 pounds of almonds, 30 A n Im p o s s ib ility . pounds of milk (15 quarta), 120 pounds Jones (at side of friend killed tn of almond paste, 100 pounds of Icing train wreck)—What wore hln last sugar, 0 pounds of fresh lemon Julco, words, docf Doctor (sttsndlng th« vic­ 21 iiouuda of mixed spice«, 1 pound of tims)—Thor« were none. Ills wife was nutmeg« and ■' ■ 1« u i pound of- - k . essane« of present.- Bohemian Magazine. " t __ _ | ,■ z vv t f k , f * " Good Uiislucss locutions 'The ulJ Dca trial a businq&t hi&isc had Had Tims Enough. > Tit For Tat tu t>o on First street to cateti the trudo is Barber—nalr*s going gray, sir. "W e thought we'd rfttbor move than one of lite tielftsions of~ thè past century. clean house." • • tie Binks—Expect It Is. Haven Any of the intersecting streets are good nearly finished! "An original Idea." ; business streets, und the rapid growth of "Not so original. . It had also occur­ Sanford has uidod in placing business red to tbs people who vacated ths Tho worship that la moat acccptabla houses upon the other thoroughfares. abode we leased."—Kansas City Jour- come« from a cheerful and thankful heart.—Fiutarci». *hi G o m e n n ri-S e e U s, o r 'P h o n e 3 9 Tfieir hymns or peaco 'knd Kindness Tu earth ths mincis brought. Their "Olorla In Excclala" To earth the angels taught A G EN TS General Fire Insurance S a n fo rd F lo r i d a .------- 3 . F . S A L L A S Tin, Slate and Tile- R o o f i n g , GUTTER AND GALVANIZED TANKS R e pair W o rk a S p e c ia lty C orner F irst S treet and P alm etto Avenue S a n lo r , H O L L Y W I L L IA M S DEALER IN Florida 8 Western Meats *_ _ _ 2 fU ll LINE OE GROCERIES Phone i3 2 _ _ Sanford Avenue Best Fertilizers FIRST CLASS CRATE JtATERIALS Sanfoni, FI*. �rrr— TH E , SANFORD HERAfcD, — ---------------------- ;--------------------------- December 19 8 8 Î8 » 8 » « » « » U p -to -D a te C L E A N S A N D P R E S S E S Ladies’ Skirts and Gentlemen’s Clothing Our Monthly Rate for Club Only Lon B ros., Proprietors, $ 1.25 e v e r y t h in g N eat a n d C l e a n ntul Cooked to Flense the Palate Giving you twelve pieces a month of the Epicure We will call for and deliver your clothes once a week Comer First Street and Palmetto Avenue 44<i**>4*'*444*>444444 AM W o rk G u a ra n te e d Comfort C —— offers-----Best Hom elike. Accommodations G E O . ~W“ A I )Ä M S , Manag j In Gold's Barber Shop 'Phone 60 Park Avenue, North the City at Moderate Prices !vvvv* vw v w vvw w v w v vv m v M v v v v v v u u m u v v v u v w w v v u w w * Centrally 'Located * • t . I T h e Florida F e rtilize r C o. Corner of Fourth and Magnolia Avenue B est-B rand of Fertilizers for rowers W , W . LONG DEALER IN Fresh Meats Groceries . U N D ER TH E M ISTLETO E. tingtaml tnorv n ut cOilstemntlon amonft fond pnpna and mntntuaH In the tight little Isle. "Whatl HhnlL wo have two days of gift giving and le u than three weeks ■pertr they cried. Thrifty English parents. It Is suppoeed. determined that one dny of firing was enough, and so they elmply transferred BL Nlebolae to Chrlstmii ore. W h y Saint Nicholas? Dy ROBERT DONNELL. [C op y right, 1S08, by A m erican P ress Aaao- __clatlgn)l AND Agent fo r Virginia-Carolina F e r­ tilizers Sanford Bakery lo c in Twenty Years o f Experience with Florida Crops lias D cm ^ itra te d the Worth o f Our Fertilizers A SPECIA L BRAM I TOR CV tRY CR0l> The Florida Fertilizer Co. j. a . takach , A«»t SA N FO R D , FLO R ID A : . ■W W AW VM W VVW W VW VW W w v ■»wvmvvÁvwww vw w w w vvw vw A In Clurk Building IIY Is Han in Clans bometime it called SL Nicholas'/ For Home-Made Bread, Like M other tliti most excellent reason Used to Bake that Nicholas Is the ' real name of the saint Until comparative­ ly recent years there was no Santa Quick Orders for Fancy G O E S E V E R Y W H E R E Claus ut Christmas time. When the Cakes Filled Promptly old saint cornea down the chimney Dec. 24, Christmas eve, and deposits • * * __ 'gifts for the children In the suspended Gcxxls delivered to any parts of the stockings he Is just nineteen days be­ City hind time, for his true and proper ttmo Is Dec. B, that being the eve of tit Nicholas day. Just how Nicholas got to be. tha Christmas eve saint Is ■ | not altogether clear, hut those Icon­ oclasts who dig Into ancient mutters 9-ROOM HOUSE,,14 ACRES ure probing tills secret They have I*Airfuft nr rUlm In. h^>»n In Enterprise ered, that the Chrlstmns eve Santa kor detailed Inftiriiiniiiai. rates, sell dnles and reservations, see your nearest Claus really originated In America, be­ Ticket Agent, write in nr cull un ing transported to England from New $1100.00 • York. > __111-the saints' calendar Dec. 0 la S t D O N P E A B O D Y Nicholas day. Nicholas was bishop of A . W. F R IT O T , FRAN K C. DOYLSTON. Myra. In Lycla. lie Is hollo,ved to Division Fassender Atleitl— Travelling Fassender Agent have lived under the Emperors Dio* F lo r id a A tlantic Coast Line, Jacksonville, Fla. cletinn and Constantine aud Is the pa­ E n t e r p r i s e tron aalut o f ‘ poor maidens, sailors, travelers, merchants and children. > 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 4 *4 4 4 4 + + + 4 + 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 -> 4 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + + + + + 4 4 Rich maldeus, of coutbc, are also ijulte willing to acknowledge him when be comes along with diamond dug col­ lars, necklaces and tiaras. Before the great religious reformation the custom of giving presents on tit. Nicholas eve was general throughout Atlantic Coast Line R. R. North, East, W est and South FOR S A L E ORO Consult the Purple Folder F R A N K L. W O O D R U F F !; Sanford’s Only Exclusive Shoe Store cartstiflu1Europu.—worn tinr'wnrablp -A ll ViltITt BARBI IIS of tbo salute was abolished the prac­ tice died out In England, where for STRONG LINE O f CHILDREN’S SCHOOL SHOES dt , about three centuries S t Nicholas fail­ A clean towel for every customer The Latest Fall Styles in Ladies', Gent‘6 and Children’s Shoes $ ed to visit households ou the evening of Dec. 5 to leave presents for good ' Ju st Received * children. By the way, It should be G O L D , P r o p . * 4 « e + 4 » i 4 4 4 -4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 «f4 4 4 -t- > 4 4 •,.->-4 4 -)--}-4 4 -i-i-4 4 4 4 4 -> 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ¡ pointed out that Nicholas was noted Y A N C E Y .The Drawback. even In Infancy as a particularly good „ ¡ f 1? “ « "»• * writer of plays, aud pious child. Therefore his visits D r in k a U o ttlo o f Sanford City Bonds for Sale «telj fairly well known In his are uot made to bad children—ouly to We, (tu' undcf»l£nrd. bond In u le « , ufTrr for « l e »til iF.°r nearlT twenty years he those whose parents can vouch for flllren (13) Ponti* tif Ilio City of Sindoni. Hot iti a, wlfl* c ^ aml fought his way along their good behaTlor during the previous ul one thousand d-jllnr» ( I l JiOtl) rad i. Iwailu# ala pw iw il lirir««!, t*a»*Wr »erm-iinnuatty. rollimi» to i u “ “ «lug with any very pro- year. altached, and iiayitble at litt National Purk Punk ■neeeM- coch play In turn In Austria, Holland and Poland St. of New York City, on Jnnuary I»t and July Iti ol Prorki* mom or leaa of a failure. At Nicholas ars Is still observed. Good H im . (Ihren Unid» are the m n ain ln í un »old Ti ':rJ ,0'vever. ho produced a play that children get presents, so- , ally left In bornia of a burnì issar ui HS.OOÜ orjununty, IMM, ciught the public taste, no and their shoes plsced upou (bo hearth- al «mien Hint $30.000 ul litt bund» wirr »old and In improving I lie streets, rrrvllng I lit amous Bherldan happened to be stone tor the purpose or In their stock­ «pended thill School building. ittid for tin- oilier t-urpuse* All w on tha opening night ings hung from the innuteL When for which Ihc bonds were »uled. rrinalnlnt! fifteen bonds are now offered . en* We*l. 8 udecas followed buo- New York was settled, by Hollanders furThru) sale for (tie purpose tif »ircet paving. They will mature In January, IBM. mi-k ^n<J a,'PIPuail. «meted and ended the devout Dutchmen brought over to There 1» no oilier bunded indebtedness than tha set n*0* 11.6' At en<1 of tbo •eoond America their religious customs, not thirty thousand dollar bonds heretofore »old. the G IN G E R A L E O R S O D A W A T E R of »0* the better forgetting that of SL Nicholas eve. In interest on which has been promptly paid down (u the 1st dayof July. 1908. Wlr. „.1*cretlon, Bnd, leaning over to* old New Amsterdam the saint made The valtdity of these hoods has never been que»Mnnufaomml with pure dlsiiUetliHjuei^thcy. will prevent illume, aid •ro Bherldan-*« usual, too witty to hle rlslts the n ijh t o fD ec. ttJB t Nlf b Honed. Judie John F. Dillon, of NewYork, passed digestion uiiu give you health- «puna iat ilu Js m t i h r bomdrtseeHrtarerdi VU»palteUe-h« wrlHlmed: ' ‘« U . f j . y p f l»« celeb rated by the net- Bids for said bonds, or any puriion thereof, will ' J a January 1 st. I T h e S a n f o r d C o c a C o la B o ttlin g C o ., S a n f o r d , F la . s 8 korldan, It's going to be tier« as a holiday. Id time the Dutch he~rtxeived at any lime on or before IPIId, * __ i ** ’ * ?” **< ■ complete successt” tm li bid should be sealed and endorsed “Bid fur were supplanted by tha £h$B«h. New Sanford Bonds.” rod card In a seeoml envelt-pe with. . “ urtpured Bherldan, Amsterdam became New York, ?E(1 the addressed to (he'undersigned hood truster» The aw a , ■ “too " te ‘^ “ Puwlon In his voice, old BL Nicholas are gift giving custom bids will be Opened at IZ o'clock, nonn. January I I N T O C I Q n *«» bad. too bad!" 1 st. 1900 -The rUhtUreaerved to reject any and | 9 I C l I I was reintroduced Into England from $11 lildi., comnull líallT,, ■hammered hU friend, New York. But In England the cus­ Interest coupons will be detached from the U,ods down to and inrludlni January 1st. I90D, and In­ too had » 7 011 hla “Why, tom o f giftmaking on Cbrlatmns eve terval coupons from January 1st. 1909, u rerusln f «j. I*1** It should prove a «iicges»?*' bad grown up. There was. however, atlachad. A. a , Thaasanr. H. Fsmuu), -It*n . . J 1*® uow" wturted Bherldan, ho Santa Olsus ceremony. , Gifts were ¿"a. W “ you another twenty — »- mart, outright and without secrecy. arinca any one you wrota i t M a T , : T e te ir tW H e N o . 6 0 Oct. 30 N ten nias e c u iep Well LI PE iah r . lir',, „Cl- �— -\v~- ' •*.•v r* » - 7 . f r 'C-..- A n t y w e w t v j g r o a ; - l  . T u t IA NfOUP HERALD. December 19. 1906 A Parody by FRANK J. BONNELLE low detw t*r (hi* heart la the atockng of .childhood when fond recol­ lection preaonta It to view! On Christinas 81. Nick enmo from rroat whitened wlldwood with e v e r y loved toy which my Infancy ^knew. The wide spreading chimney, tha Hied which stood hy It, a horse and . some hooka—I remember them all— n doll for my alster, and baby house nlgli It, and then the full stocking which hung on the wall—the Santa Claus stocking, the bountiful stocking, ths Christmas morn stocking which hnng on the wnlll The well stuffed envelope 1 hailed as a treasure as early that morn­ ing I opened my eyes and found there the source of an exquisite pleasure, the purest and sweetest that nnture supplies. How ardent 1 seised It with hands that were glowing and back to my white ■EttcWfrrWrt*vRtiir"wttl> all, then soon, with the emblems of loro overflow­ ing, was happy In what to- my. lot did lAfiUl-rthe HnnUi’ ClAua stocking; the generous stocking, tbo Christman mom stocking which bung o n — How sweet, through tbo wall! I round open top to explore /*T~ — 1\ It ns poise«! on my kneo It Inclined to my vlow! Not > hot, tempting breakfast could \ n rn k o me Ignore It for * l u n g e r nt most than a wS m i n u t e o r tw o . A nd i now, far removed from the _____ _______ . loved situation, the toar \ v " " f regret-—W >n*"ntTftly f”11 _____ --------------------- -— -------- ■an faney-reverDMo my youth1»------- — habitation and sighs o’er tlm stocking which hung on .the. wall—' the Hants Claus stocking, the plethoric . stocking, the Chrlstrons mom stocking which hung on the wall! But grown people And there’s a later sensation as grateful as any they felt long ago. It cornea when they witness the glad exullntlon which on Christ ttmu morning their own off- * ‘ spring show. And now, dear old Hnntn Clnus, let me petition your fnvor for rhlldren. both largo ones und small. Bring all tho bright hopes to thu fullest fruition that rest In each stocking which hangs m the wall—the wealthy child's stocking, tho poor urchin’s stocking; yea, All every stocking which bangs ■ on t h e w a l l ! powder; a diver which goes to ihe bottom and bobs up serenely when air Is blown Into him through a little tube, n Bnntos-Dumont airship which AN I N V E S T M E N T IN SANFORD LAND Is the Surest Money Maker in all the Southern States ■A— City Property Farms :of-these lands, see us ¡S Terms to suit your pocket-book t ’ " ‘ *- HOLDEN REAL ESTATE CO. - SANFORD, FLA . ^ [ H i i M g a m n m m n f ^ ^ m w m f E i n ic iioir A GERMAN NOVELTY. & URR ELL ERMANY for mnny years haa been the lnnd of Christmas nov­ elties, nnd each year tho kai­ ser's Ingenious toy, candy and cake makers devtso some oddity which proves lrrcyiliitlblo in luring itruill or .great sums from tho pockets of Yuletide shoppers. One of the Intent ma­ nias Is for quaint nnd humorous Christ­ mas cakes, which are literally.cartoons In augur nnd dough. Tho cakes are ■lie » n iu i -witti s ir sorts or runny Tigurea made of colored sugar and In many Instances are not the crude art M G IN S H E W R E A L E S T A T- E- 1 B■----------R O--------K ELi—RL S _ ii . *------------------------------------1 1 - Present to the Investor the Best Opportuni_______ ties, in Florida ___ “Unimproved celery lands, flowing wells guaranteed, $ 2 5 .0 0 to $ 2 0 0 .0 0 per acre Celery farms, with (lowing wella all tiled, drained and read v_far_ cron. ^ 5 0 0 0 0 to £100000 per acre.-- '■ - —------ —r — City property, Improved and unimproved. 303,000 acres timber land, with finest , site in r loruln for ernte factory. Others tell you what can be done. MURRELL &. MINSIIEW are practical farm ers us well as real estate broken, and are here to show you what has lieen and can be done. kVWWVWVWVWV VW W W W really flies, a real Gatling gun With Btalre for Un soldiers to go up. a rnjjrond with full working equipment— 7 rp n n rE rw j o h MURRELL "& MINSHEW K sôn ATTORNEY-AT-LAW ' . <y , - FRESH SURVEYOR AND DRAUGHTSMAN 1Tactic«« In Slat* sod federal Courte. M. C. T. Building. A. C H A R T bcvtILng sad Crass-Scctkmlng fur Drainaga Plum« ■ Specialty 248. SANf OKD. M EATS FLORIDA AND THOMAS EMMET WILSON m OXHUAIt OnUISTMAS OAKS — A BOLDUtH aALUTota e products one would expect under the ~•clrcameteneee. The Bavarian peasant, for example is a fair type of the liv­ ing original ae he la pictured tn the German comic weeklies. A Munich waitress carrying a well grouped bunch'of foam capped steins of tha bevaroge for which Munich Is oalebrated at homa and ahroaff, even If ■he does suggest Salome a trlflo, la de­ cidedly lifelike, while tha saluting s#L flier by his very attitude suggests that foam capped etelna and sentry doty do -not assimilate vary well.- - ........ - The german aathorltlea have done much to encourage the toymaking In­ dustry, particularly by collecting toys from all ths world that the toymakara might acquaint thornselves wltlj tha wants and peculiarities of foreign markets. The wooden animals of the past have been eclipsed hy the me­ chanical ■ toys. A submarine ^bopt which sinks into the water and rise* again, all with o m charge of soda ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR - AT-LAW------ ------L a u Stats A AU nr r Seventh Judicial Circuit of Florida Residences, Sanford and Sylvan Lake G. W. H A M M O N D ARCHITECT "• - G R O C E R IE S * Office with Murrell L Minshew • AT --------------- ftooiUtal Block----------- * — GEO. A rD e C O T T E S — ATTORNÈY and COUNSELLOR at LAW T 0 N S 0 R IA L J . I. ANDERSON'S. J . L. CARRUTHERS Practice In State and Federal Couru Welborn Block - PARLO RS frullile (or Sanford. Fla H e n r y M cL a u lin Hot and Cold Baths. SANFORD : W A LTER D. B ELL JE W E L E R . <■ - MY 3PECIALUEH»...... .......... Room 21 Pko block. Word. Florida. «■■M f CUUUTMAS ru.se - a Bavajua* rxiaiirt. these are among the mechanical toy« of Bonneberg. In short. Bants Claus to these times can find the means of gratifying the wishes of hie most fastidious petitkmaa. HBNBX &NYDJUL DR. R. M. MASON Plumbing arid Gas Fitting All Work Receives My Personal Atlentloi DENTIST Phone IB Pkkard'a Hand Painted China k— Corbam'a Sterling Stivar Rogar*’ Plated War« E lgia «od Waltham Wrtck* and Best Efforts Opposite City Hail 'Phone 230 A I,L r~rr-: G O O D S GUA RA N TEED �THc.MNrORD htRAlp, December 1$. 1908 Now Ready For Christmas Trade H id in g the C hristm as ______________B y J .M . W A L C H UH! looks Bomothlng like snow, at that," r y . | WfS said the man awaiting L & a lM his turn at the barber F r m r r r :,,,^ ;VolnK to-the door ^and -looklug-ouL "Heats tho (1,ckonB whRt * short time there Is botween Fourth' of July 5 and Christmas, these If y°*r*: 1 can remoraE v , r At her tho time when there was o strotch of about h ffViw A H years between tho Fourth of July and \ Christinas, . can't you. fellersT Why, Christ^ mas'll be clomping along before wo know It. Right sow ibo tlmo la drawing pretty ctoae bwntlghty careful shout opening bureau drnwora when hls wife Is in tho room If ha doesn’t want to bo scared Into a con­ niption when sho notices what lie's doing. Y’seo, this Is Just about tho beginning of tho sonton when wives start to bluing the Christmas presents they've bought for their hushauis. Funny gas. that, too. "Then them's another thing about this Christ mas present hiding busl| — ‘■am . Most men stick It out-that wom­ en aro tho curious, Inquisitive tex, don't they? Well, I don't believe It. In my opinion men are a whole heap, moriTcurloiiH and ' Inqulhltlvo** tHiJi women. I'uct Is, I know It. “For Ins Inn ce, a husband, 'long . about this season that’s aj .ft roach lug. U groping around for s fresh shirt ---- spoil getting up In the morning. He yanks out the wrong drawer of the bureau. Well, on this morning ho pulls out tho bottom bureau drawer, ny, nnd hlB wife; who In fixing her hair, at the chiffonier In an, other part of the room, catches him little squawk, nnd races over to tho bureau and pushes tho drawer shut. “ ’So It's there, Jiey?' he say a to her. "3cu«e me for living,' and then the mullethead goes on grinning like a chimpanzee while ho brushes hls hair. Then he turns to her. him, with a grimace, and very properly, that It's none of his business»- And sho adds something about folkB that ‘rubber.’ " 'Hut, say, g'wan nnd tell me whatchoo got In there, won't youT' hq tries ngnln, wheedllnglyi "Whereupon his &lfe makes mention of that feline that “met an untimely end through curiosity. "'T h n t’H all right about the cat,’ says the hnsbund then, ‘but ‘ i'll bet you a now rubber plant that It's clgnrs that you've got In there.' And then he begins to look a bll alarmed. 'Hay, I hope not, though. I'm tlUnklng aliOUl» swearing alt smoking, soon, now -anr. v > --------- — ly w v ^ v r w tsk x m f e Hut thin hint of his nliout the clgars doean't _____ get the least hit of a rise out of her Not much. Nothing whatever doing In the conversational line on her part. " ‘Oh, I'm n pinhead, sure enough,’ her husband says then, sfter-a pause, and still consumed and Just oaten alive by curiosity. 'I might have kupwn all the lime that It's a shaving outfit That's exactly what It Is, for a suro thing.' "However, hls wife most carefully adjusta her sldo combs and ijullo reTrains frum 'talking. Tlieu he stick»' hls hands Into hls trousers ticket» nnd looks her over qulxxleally, 'Aw, come >00, now, like a good girl, and tell me If you’ve gone and got me that bath, robe that we were looking at In the sbpp window the other afternoon,' he snys to her In hls most persuasive tone. "'S a y , Minnie, you might let a fel lor see what you've got tucked In there, at that.1 "Just cotni’aro the altitude of the average husband In this Christmas •gift business with the position of hls wire on that same subject. Rho doesn't really want to know what he Is folng to give her for Christmas She wants to be 'B'prlued.' — " 'Look, hero, hun.' he says to her Home morning along toward Christmas —usuully he puls I t off till about the last day, When everything Is all picked over In the stores—'Ixxjk a-hore, my dear,, whatch uo w*nt for Cbrlslmas hey? It's up to yod. you know?' " 'Whr. the very Idea!’ sho exelaliuB Up to met Preposterous wouldn't he any Christman gift at all If I told you what I wanted you to get for me.' *"Oh, that’s one way of looking at It.' ho says. 'But, d'ye know. I was thinking about gelling you—'’ "'flh sh-nh! Stop!.' she cries. 'Don't you dare tell me. J a ck Oosling. Don’t you daro!' "All the same, she's foxy, at that Phone 106 After R while nn Idea strikes her. " ‘You know, of courre. Jack,’ she says, musingly, 'that If you are wor rlod about the sties of thins», why. your slater Ann« and I wtpr exactly the same s Ii m In everything, and she—■* ■"Hut, nix,' he brocks In. 'll Isn't anything that comes In sites. It's one of those—" "And aqulu her fingers go Into her ears. The '»'prlso' Is the whole thing to her, and she Is resulted not to hear In advance what he Is thinking of get ting for her. •gad»--jt*. Trade Pico Inducements •> <■-p-t-*:• Block *;• *;* ❖ -¡-•>%•■!*❖ -¡*•> High Grade-^Pianos- -at Greatly Reduced Prices for Holiday Trade. Come and See Them _iai *;* *5"4*4**5*4*•l*4* 4*"I**5*'4*4*4*4*"4*4*4* 4*4* 4*v *5*4*4*4*4*4**5* ! TTVt Clot».C5 RamIWX ti.tiMuxs NewVOsg Latest a -h Improved - w - * * * * * * * * * <>ù±iiù * v h v v * GRAPHOPHONES NOW IN TH E H O USE A complete line of Men’s Snappy, Up-to-dute Suits, in all the leading Shades nnd Patterns Cylinder Records* 25c Double Disc-Records, 65c Froitr$13:OOT(r$30:0 Besides an elegant line of Boys’ Pants, Suits. Especial attention is called to our strong and com­ plete line of Men’s Furnish­ ings, Shoes and Hats Give us a call. Wc can fit you from h to foot und we guarantee Jo please. Yours for honest values. H O L L Y W IL L IA M S DEALER IN Sanford Library Florida Western Meats Free Reading Room Sanford Avenue Phone 132 ROOM 2 0 Best Fertilizers Upstairs, Pico- Block Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p. m AND 'M a d o n n a d el, V e l o ’ FIRST CLASS CRATE MATERIALS Sanford, Fli. S a tu rd a ys 4 to 9 p . m. M IN T E D BV CABLO DOL£L- Job Printing Quickly and Neatly Executed nt The He’rald Printing Company �■ ■ ; “ .■ ; * ______ ________________ : - • ---------------------------- - - * --------- THE »ANHMID HeiMU>, 0 e c e m b w lM B 0 8 _ _ B R IE F H IS T O R Y , 1 1 - Descriptive of the Celery J City’s Great Resources Her Natural Advantages A n Article Written for the Pur­ pose of Enlightening Those W ho Would Make thei^ Homes Here soil or muck, which If upplied to the forma keep them as virgin soli, for all farmers know the value of sufficient humus to keep the land In tone. . Sanford boasts that proud distinction of being the most productive spot on enrth in gnrden truck,., «¿lowing greater results In yield and profit, per acre, than any other known point under the sun I Think of itl Two to five car-loads produced on one acre, and if stjld at $1.00 a package would equal $300.00 per cur, or $600.00 to $1,500.00 per acre, all done by Intensive farming. Intensive farming means In the ordinary sense, high fertilizing, particular and careful cultivation, and that is the limit of endeavor so far as the out­ side world can go, and they think that the sum total. We know that that it but a factor, and.can be attained by any fanner anywhere, and that the real and essentials are lacking, 1. e., irrigation and perfect drainage. Water can be had at nearly nil places, and certainly tile, such as we use in our dunl system, con be had anywhere, but these are only factors as well. <There has not even been a dream of a system pass our past endeavors—In n latitude giving for our crop season ideal conditions, which taken ns n whole arc incomparnble-l-ro climate tempered to our exact needs, thus ennbling us to supply the world with fresh green Vegetables out of their ordi­ nary season, from October to May of each year, that being impossible to sections further north, ond in other cases not to-be attained further south. We have laid aside the old method of spacing plants, having doubled ond trebled their number per acre, so we have realized productive yield In proportion, on such crops as have been grown; so also will wc do when others are planted. We have set 75.000 celery plants to the ncre. yielding four car-loads, or 1,200 crates; fhen again, we have planted 30,000 lettuce to tho dtxc, yield­ ing two-and-a-half car-loads, or 750 baskets. That has been done many times with those crops, ns we all know, and when we go out for strawberries, asparagus, onions, potatoes, nnd any­ thing else you please, wc linve the assurance (hatthc same measure of success will crown as intelli­ gent efforts along other crop lines os those here Sanford has for many years been , commercial Importance, due in the „ lion In the centre of large orange os a distr buUng point for mereUa^ T " favored freight rates, and now. t0 |(er i ” truck production being last .reason neat thTX refrigerator car-load mark, beside tl,r rinr U°* ments. pr'S| OUR PERFECT CLIMATE Few of us. perhaps, realize |,W „■ weather has to do with our state „[ .„¡mbT , eral health. Indeed, notwithstanding all £ N be said concerning the benefits of cli«ete * ,£ [ ] the influence oi weather condition* upon mill ,1 of mind upon physical vigor, are I ^ ^ H nnd more recognized problems w„rlV m, * t .--^v.«vs . : - - U“J ■ P IP I ■ %• Sanford’s history, while of Itself aanbjecl full of interest, is not necessary to the student of Iter present geographical, geological^ agricultural and commercial Importance: *' The city is wcil drained nnd healthful, has good churches, hotels, twenty thousand dollar school house, banks, water-works, two large ice plants, machine shops, gas-works, and electric plant be­ ing constructed. LOCATION Sanford Is south of Jacksonville, the great entnv I>ort of the State, on the south bank of Lake Mon­ roe, n part of the St. Johns River, and practically at the bead of navigation for large freight and pas­ senger steamers on that stream. These steamers arc direct connections with the ocean liners to Eustcrn markets^giving' us nn nll_watfcr_rnte..at minimum cost. There are also seven divergent lines of raiinind running out from our city, and the river being here to hold them in check, insures us the lowest interior rates on all our products. combining In one, supplying ns required, both irri­ gation nnd drainage such as ours. ■••• We know that tho soil must be adaptable, and only an open porous sandy soil will respond; cer­ tainly not clay, or even very dose soils, nor will hillsides answer, nnd even rolling lands become very difficult. Look our conditions over and nil can see that we can secure fertilizers the same as other pro­ gressive farmers; wo Can nnd do use as much enre in Cultivation as any; we have no limit to dieap water supply: our lands are scientifically tiled Ä S U U t e l W M « du.» * . * • * * « .nd drain- mentioned—we have thé fundamental elements— nnd success will be meted to os in just (iroportion to their skillful application. Sanford, with climate, soli nnd water, enn bent the world ! I SUB-IRRIGATION AND DRAINAGE Our artesian wells are connected to n system scientifically laid of 3-Inch drain tile, nnd ns we depend hpon gravitation entirely water flowing from the higher lo the lower point, and through pipes laid ns for drainnge, that wonderful princi­ pal of capillary attraction of the water tn the surface TELEGRAM REGARDING DEEP WATER Wasuinuton. D. C.. 11-14-08. N. WHUNCH, S anfqrd, Fut.:— How. J. . Board of Engineers and Chief Engineer approve chunncl 100 feet >^de, 8 feet deep. Pnlntfcn In 1 “ Sanford, one!TOlTTcct'wiacI3 feet deep. Sunfurd to Lake. Hnrncy; mean low water. This action in­ sures both projects. Signed; F rank Ci.ark, M. C. Sanford is readied by the river 200 miles from Jacksonville vln Pnlutkn, am) 125 miles by rniL„ - : ~ GEOLOGY T •' ‘ ' Sanford is founded upon that fnvored s[tot where soil und water are easily brought tnjthcir necessary relation to'glve the highest efficiency! to agricultural pursuits. Tha soil Is a sandyJonti^ closely under­ laid witii marl or sand rock, then day, then shell rock, so that by tho use of 100 feet of iron pipe driven down in the earth, nnd drilled 25 to 75 feet fxdow It, a total of less .Zluut-ltOO !--■ in gives gushing artesian wells and a constant supply of water, nmplo to irrigate forms of 5 or 10 acres from a 2 -inch pipe, « All these lands being of an open iwrous nature, lend themselves easily to our system of sub-irriga­ tion and drainage, ami their adaptability to it Is perfect. The Celery Deltu Is that narrow strip of land running along the St. Johns River from Lake Mon­ roe to Lake Jessup, between the overflow of the higher.ground, whrre nrtftiion wells will not flow. Bordering it all the wayfls ihc" river valley, easily accessible, where tire exhnualiess depths of alluvial -Ing-us-required. Our lands nr<r~D|Wh and porous. and perfectly adaptable to that system, and more, the grades made by nature are1so perfect that little is required of man lo make it perfect. I)o we make the points clear lo ypur mind, that it is only under Buch conditions as ours that inten­ sive fanning con be done f Do any of the higher tests made by individuals or stations, striving to reach the highest infection of crop production, leave out the necessity of using the same ineuns that we do in the most ordinary manner T -We can produce enormous crops, wc have doubled the yield of other sections, and we wiU even sur- Vy simple methods to the , farmers' wishes. The’ whole system is so simple, so perfect and so dura­ ble. that the first cost is the entire outlay, and its operation is almost automatic.* erntlon oi any nnd all who would enjoy to the fullest the heaven-given blessings ,,r a sound 1DJ healthful body, ns well ns cheerful di-i^niim aoij elenr-headed mental ‘capability. For this rrawal wp wish to call attention to Hie f.„ t tlim a kind providence has scattered most of rl>< h.i.J weather I everywhere nnd anywhere else tfum in Sanford.Florida. Snnford summers arc delightful, and tel winters are incomparable. It is mu easy to Kivu rocipo for perfect Avcnther any more than it ¡in describe a pretty flower. Hut the l-I.uu.uu of yw* faction Ip tile soutlilnml of S.mfiuil ore simple, s There is the bright sunliglit, beaming with ¡¡didtaj friendliness and luring the cooped up. fmM-impi». oned denizen of the North to hash m itswanffli - - Thcnjir'tmrtlenr'alf,withJusHTtomh of ¡'migm-*] ting outumn coolness for the wanin >eason, tad luxuriously bulmy in summer time imfueinf itol ” d0lCC far nlente," or sweet-du-mahing LhssfuL ncss. so charming to the senses There is (lieton. stunt circulation of nir, gently hr.n iug in wintif nnd soothingly cooling in summer, sdi o.' ibrnjjjk one's garroe’nIsTnapning qwiiy ncr-t uunuysMt anti suggestive oj health-givingTncrr iit~ tlie lazy pacerj cumulus clouds that stand cat against the bluest of sky in silvers tmeses, funn­ ing n celestial panorama. And in i> ore I-.tr* Monroe and Jessup and tin St. Julius River, with their vor^nnt banks nnd vuri-cnlore,! -.wells «nd wavelets nnd pleasure boating uiel numnwial _navigating. And' this-rhnpMtJy t*. n-o insptrnf kfthe thought tfint tills day or this puitualar wawn stands alone in tho calendar, lun there is the iwsurnnce of eternal continuance. Just come and enjoy these Ely rum «lay* at Ssaford next January nnd February, urn! ft* nfdt longer ns you like. Exuberate m* 11, ■’hrrliEfiil Joys of ulr, verdure nnd water and tropu'.tl growth nnd the most perfect climate in tin- worljl Such simple and nature! pleasures Tin—t?"" wirsi [wit of life. Healthfdlnrss This is a question paramount with all. San­ ford's health has become almost proverbial in the All wells have valves, which'if opened allows Southern States. ' She is located in the thirst sp* the water lo pass into the main, and from it at liw In God's own country, Florida. She lets the best of teryols of 20 Co 25 feet Into the laterals, which are water, and the cleanest of streets She has gtod laid at right -angles to the main, nnd all under cool air blowing over hor at all line Shebs** high state of civilization in her iwople. and h** ground at a depth of 18 ,o 24 inches. The main, ll»e latest and most sunitary arrangements f<* nnd laterals nre connected through "¡ton bo*,.»" good health. The death rate here is lower than Ifl so arranged that as few or as ninny latorals as dcany other portion of the country. Tlie rale of birth increase is higher. Spring water—that solves tt>* U.e fie“ ” Ht ° n° UmC’ " nd ln an* P « t of question of health. Ninety-eight per rent pure ac­ _Puring wet or ralny weather the well valve»-- cording to the most critical tests. This is »hit makes Sanford the most healthful pnrr of-“ —-*- - .T, a r * OF /V *'• ■-3 ^ ji ; ' * <yg\ �th e SANFORD HERALD, Decambcr 10, 1008 — MAKE YOUR W IFE A Real Christmas Présent # •° i 1 B Y CONTRACTING WITH 9- ■ *_*,.■ %. The Pope Contracting Company For a New House Flam e Buildings,.Reinforced Concrete, Artificial Stona . * * . t Blocks, Brick and Slates F IR S T C L A S S ' M A T E R IA L S S K IL L E D M E C H A N IC S LOOKING FOR SANTA CLAUS, HAT though I teem «Ion* on thla fair day, From happy comradoahlp stand Isolate, With nans to greet ms as I walk my way. —...._ Ts merely live I count a happy fats— To merely listen to those joyous sounds That through tha ertsp of wlrtlsr caU so free, «. Although tha msrrymakars on . their W 8T not enough that on thla Christ mas morn, Origin of the Christmas Tree. TUcro la n legend In Ourmnny that when live plucked the fatal apple lmmediately the leaves of the tree shriv­ eled into needle points and Its bright green turned dnrk. It changed Ita na­ turo find became the evergreen. In all seasons preaching the story of man's fall. Only on Christmas does It bloom brightly with lights and become beau­ tiful with love gifts. The curse Is turn­ ed Into n blessing nt the coming of the Christ-Ohlld, and we bave our Christinas tree. V* .III IfvIO n great convention was held In Ilnltlmore by the young men of what was then known as the Whig party for the purpose of ratifying the nomination of (Jenoral William Henry I.«rr Imrii fop-the presidency There was no hall in tho city largo enough to hold the crowd *|f delegates who attended. The contention according­ ly met on the Canton rneo track, and when the great Whig orator of Mary land—wiio was chairman of the young Feminine Amenities. men's national committee, arose to cnll '•'What did you think of the wedding? tll£_luecUuii_: tuLolder ltc^vvaa tto Im­ Wat I nrrvouaT**----------- — 1—~ pressed by tbo vast ness of the assem­ \1pR. n little at flrat, dear, but not blage bciore him that Instead of the lifter Itrugio had said T w ill."'—Rnr- usual formula be exclaimed, "The na­ ¡per’s Weekly. tion will please come to order!” day It is, , My htart, but ÿeeterday so sad, forlorn. Doth open to tha messags that was hlsf lls’t not enough to know that from . abovs - -__ Thu .tidings of ■ sacrifice divina (Come as a gift of an sternal love That I have but to taka to make it minef vw w w v* on £.arth 12 Tons of W illiam ’s n m l'C lark ’s Fertilizers sold in Sanford in Sanford Machine I Foundry Works 1,020 Tons of Williams and Clark's Fertilizers sold in Sanford in 1008 - ---------------------------- Repairing of all Kinds of Machinery All Kinds of Crate Material DEALERS IN Automobiles and Gas Engine* Office and works on Oak Avenue, nearFemald's MADONNA IN PRAYER — SA 3 SAFERRANTO Lettuce and Bean Baskets G. R. CALHOUN �<fJrt J 5 0 Lots at $ 1 7 5 for Corners. Lots. $10 Cash and Without In terest' •• $150 for Inside $5__ per Month « Q ! These Lots will be numbered from 1 to 50 in the order sold. Mr.. Derry, Cashier of the People’s Bank, will place one of these numbers in a sealed envelope, and the Purchaser who happens to purchase that Lot in the series will receive a Deed to his Lot FREE of Cost. The lucky number will be an­ nounced only after the Sale of the entire series has been completed, but all Payments made by the Lucky-~Man will be refunded with-the Deed;------ Mr; Derry will not know what number is in the envelope, as Numbers 1 to 50 will be written on separate pieces of paper, folded, placed in a hat from which some party will draw one which will be immediately sealed in presence of witnesses and the other 49 be immediately destroyed. This will be done at our Office at 10 o’clock a. m. Monday, Dec. 31st, in the presence of any witnesses who care to be present, and the Sale will then be on. .These Lots are ^offered for less money and on easier terms than any in Sanford were ever offered before and some one will get a Home Site Free. Be the Lucky Man 1 �THE »SNroHD HERHt». December 1& l&O / 4 .7 1 / rtd 'ö m ia o f the Tenem ents ------ !-----:---- By MA UD T U C K E R H E dark fare of Mrs. ^,arrnc'° looked piuo. n,'d "'nil nnd bluer oa «he brought her chll( W v fil; A « t v \A lina lunauanj,) r a s a niix: rto.-m a wars® muto owm un S S É K Æ S ft? * « * !™ TicK tacK,. ticK locK.. T h ree m in u te* to e t¿ h t b y th e n u r s e r y clo cK . TicK ta cK . ticK to D ’y o u fin K , it's a r l y ttod-Oe o ’ctocK .f" ' TicK tacK . ticK ta c K . **S u p p o s i n g h e ’s f o r ¿ o t Ja c K i” ' . TicK. tacK.. ticK tacK.. ** W o n ’t n u rs e be c ro s s tvhen s h e co m es ba cK t **'tn to tho llay nur8' er>” ar,J although she *urncd t° K°t She 8^e,lll>d *° expect the questioning voice of >/ uj • "O Miss Florence," >tk she sail), In very broken • l,' nKllsfl’ “Utoro 1b no C l l) n 0 °'l! There cannot be VN5Z (/ [) n (1ml! If there la one, he has' long since for'b ' I pollen us! No one £__________ cares for us! And life iH.very hard!” Then she rolled back the shawl from hor left arm, and showed an ugly wound In the arm where her husband, had Blabbed her with a stIloilo. ' The young teacher lost no tlmo In takliiK the poor woman to a surgeon, who dressod tho already ' InfectecJ wound, nnd dealt with a case so dlfllcolt IbBt l i e barely saved tho arm from amputation. Tho poor woman accepted tho help stolidly, for suffering had wrought Its work In her embittered spirit. A drunken, bruinl husband, hard. Inces­ sant toll, and the curd of three puny children weighed down hor forlorn4 life. She lived In one basomeht room, and her washing supplied the chil­ dren's food, when her husband did nut succeed In getting the money first and "Thoro Is not q dog upon tho street TicK. ta cK . ticK. tocK., whoso lot Is not happier than mine/' “ D i d a n y o n e h e a r F a t h e r Hho suld. "No. there Ib no God." C h ris tm a s KfiocK.? To tho three children, Leonardo, T icK ta cK . ticK tacK , Michael and Angelo, a fourth was soon {I t toas n u rs e toho ca m e toith added, and to her was given the name - -S o lo a d e d s a c K t) , Ro«le; for the mother did not recall a. u. a the names of any Italian artists that would have fitted a little girl. And when tho little girl was born, tho worthless father deserted tho home, which was perhaps the only thing he had dono to help It for a long time It was no argument that changed the creed of the poor immigrant wom­ an. The simplest ncceasll les of life were Imperatively needed In that home, ahd they were supplied. Day by day a visiting nurse came In and eared for her Day by duy the i lilldren were tended In the day nursery, Frequunt visits o f the touchers brought simple comforts to the poor tenement, nod life became a little brighter. Dut the sad look was there of a woman whose hopes were gone, and who had drunk to the dregs the cup of bitter experience They had a Christmas tree at the nursery, with simple gifts for the chll dren, when thè exercises were over, and the teachers were taking down the tree, one of them proposed Ibai Bv C awt. J a ck c s s w r o s o 'TROtn c«l thf lardtr cf my ««I. * QJhcrr notarti tnyttlc peliti bltsd OJHb frali« aid Hcwm, 1 fili low'i bevi, And urrt li varia io ve». «V frltniL ibt netti tu, wlkfttf flewm, ti ibt ralnbctf ipriy, THiduliSefi-itattd Ulna to yon from notare'i bovtn. Co mlifllt wlib Dtftmbtr oray, fl*lieì€ art bui echoes of iht pan, Co multe iti In atmory't chines i Cbt tllktn ut* tluj love hai m i, Co caicb iht smnshlnt cf tny/byats. Ivtef bndf of rtdprecity, Besprinkled with in tale*'f dtw. where one of tho children was "Sick. The tree was too large, and had to be cut off. but It was still a re­ spectable tree. And Its reception in the first home was so enthuslustle tlml they carried It to another, and yet another Nor wore gifts lacking: for a quantity of second-hand toys had ^been received, and there-was- second­ hand clothing for distribution as well. A few of tho children accompanied the tree to the nrat house, and the procession grew. First »went tho tree upheld by two or twenty children; then came.the basket of decorat Iona, then a basket of presents, and then the teachers uu*d tho throng It was long after dinner time when they came to Mrs. Cnrrticlo’s ono room. *11 wifs a dark room, with one court window, and that window was filled with children who could not got in. The table was still loaded, with lhn remains of the Christmas feast, and Mrs. Carucclo wus holding llosle. while (he throe boys gathered about her. Into the midst of the family group camo the wonderful tree, for tho eleventh time dc-c6rated with tin­ sel and glass balls, and lighted with candles. It bore wonderful frult—a shuwl fot the mother, shoes for tho hoys, white clothing for baby Rosie, and an odd collect loo of second-hawd toy»,-----------Tho light id the candles fiiund a re­ flection lu the face of tho poor worn an. She had seen the I^ord In the love oi his children. Shu looked at the tree, now bare of presents, but still radiant with candles and orna-( mopts, and looked again at |Urn faces of the teachers, and then ul the face of her, babe. Upon her* knees she fell In front of the wonderful tree, and over, bef face, that had been too -sad for weeping, the tears flowed, freely W e are in position to su p p ly you w ith the L E A D IN G M A K E S of P ianos at F a c to ry T H E C H IC K E R IN G W ith a Reputation of O v e r E ig h ty Y e a rs TH E M ATH U SH EK W h ich has so rpany points of M e rit that w e w ill have to send you a book about it (V E R S & : Pianor W ith its “ 30 points of superiority?* o v e r o th e r P ianos P IA N O L A P IA N O S A S p e c ia lty — the Piano that pla ys itself, “ E q u a l to L ife ” ■.. \ jíí -a Gas R anie F o r Sale Practically new; double oven; four top burners; Improved Jewel. A bargain. Call at Herald office. -• !<[ Him • - fi TTSTEY & FAR R ÄND OR GANS A t $1 a W eek F U R N IT U R E # 1 C ash o r E a s y P a ym e n ts 1 i Life without music bread without butter When you go without u 3 ■ ¡L T if* Victor in your home you are \ "skimping." • . if > will sell you a Victor ($ I0 to SIOO) on ensy payments that you will never mind. Come in and see us about it -'•¡.Vwhl f'vMg m t | D__A. CALDWELL & sons 3 0 6 -3 0 8 1st Street East T h e lending M ercha n t T a iio rs . “ R oyal T a ilo rin g .” A perfect fit and L o w P ric e s S pecial R e p re se n ta tive s L u d d c n & Bates* S . M . H ., Pianos & O rg a n s Periodicals It -anti -im e r ® !~ R T r s y r r And her face became almost like the face'o f a Madonna, as she held her babe and sobbed her sad MagplflcatIn her native tongue.—Youth's Com­ panion,' 18 1 Park Ave., Next Door to Ensminger Quickly and Neatly Executed a t The Herald Printing Company �tifi SRfJ ____ THE tÀfrfOBÒ tifcKALP, December IS, i*>g_ [51-I S ] d H [5 Ilow to Help With the Mall It could be tnken out. It was valued at I s H a !® As the time advances nnd business in­ $3,000, Mrs. Cowell had lately stored all her creases. the postoffices of the land have household goods in this building and suf­ more to do. Tbla government Institution which means ao much to the people. Is Visited O u r F air C ity On Last fered n total loss of over $ 1,0 0 0 . The building wus owned by Alex. rapidly becoming one of the biggest de­ F riday N lih t Vaughn was valued at $10,000, partially partments that the National authorities The x have to contend with. insured. l time The people who use the mnils-can help Only the heoric work of the fire depart­ wi l l soon i the employees of the postoffice. by a little THE TOTAL LOSS A HEAVY ONE ment confined the flames to the Vaughfi core, be here when nnd thus greatly facilitate the work building, nnd had there been a high wind several other buildings would have of handling the mails. The holiday sea-, • you will have to son always brings disappointments, pack­ caught fire and gone up in smoke. select your holiday Mre Started l^rom Explosion and The Ceiery City Laundry had Intely ages are received in n broken or damaged gifts. The greatest Quickly Spread to Every Part been reorganized Under the firm name of condition. lArticles are lost out. articles of the Building worry is the difficulty of Webb & Overman, nnd they had aome received without any address. All be­ On last Friday night, nbout eleven new machinery nnd other supplies on the cause the sender does not use the same selecting suitable gifts with o'clock, n terrific explosion roused the road which luckily had not reached the care or prudence that he or she would do *"■ what money you want to spend, people of this city to the fact that either building. in the moat common everyday affairs. but,we believe we*can help you on earthquake or nn explosion had visited If a few simple rules are observed there James Harris had also just started in out of both difficulties. What to give . the dty. » the livery business, nnd Mr. Underwood will be little. If any. difficulty in the safe becomes an easier matterwhen you have People hastened to the scene nnd dis­ in the wagon factory, and the loss seemed delivery of moil. covered the Celery City Laundry inflames. to fall upon the several new enteritises so ample a stock as ours to choose from. When you address your letters, cards or All the windows In the near-by houses at uno time. lincknges, don't use a lead pencil. Dyn't We have the most desirable gifts. They had been shattered and the roaring J . H. Overman, of the Celery City Laun­ write Cin.Yor Cincinnati. Col. for Colum­ possess ail the qualities that gifts should have, flames nnd the rush of people caused a dry, stntes that the business will be fe- bus. Write the name in full. newness,usefulness,beauty, novelty and intrinsic small sized pandemonium. The bujkling suined at once. Don't forget to write your name nnd worth. Then the prices are just right They cannot occupied by the laundry was n large twoW. H. Underwood will occupy the De nddresa oh the article. story brick, and beside the laundry, there Mont building for the time being and in­ be beaten. W earein a position to know that weenn Don’t write a message and put if in nn was n livery stable nnd carriage factory. tends to hnlM n In«?«» rnrrlny« fnntfwif „I clOSS, it may save you money. We believe tiiat the more you in-•pie who arrived first on the once. — » .. — you $100. .i£cct the mined to save the effects from The condition. n t ^ : Webbmember,too, that we arc cartful about the quality the building, nnd succeeded in getting out although there ore strong hopes of his re­ thread. HQTlJ«“ honcs-trcept Hhre.—These,‘•It-ls covery.----------and particular about everything wo handle. We. -----------------' Don’t' place- d sm nTPnrtlcliltra large said, rushed bnck into the burning build­ box. expecting the box nut to crush. . have a specially selected stock of the finest List of Unclaimed Letters —ing and perished. Don't send money in letters, unless it is Box Candies for Remaining in the Sanford Postofllce nt E. E. Webb, of the Celery City Laundry, registered. close of week ending Dec 13,1008: t h e Christmas was discovered at the rear of the build­ Don't wait until the day before Christ-, Ladles . trade. Our per­ ing, badly injured nnd covered with brick Drown, Mrs. Sue Edwards. Mis« Josephine mas to pend parcels, expecting them»to Moaelev. Miss Julia debris from the wrecked building. With (frown, Mrs. Manr fumes and toilet reach Boston Christmas Eve. Moore, Miss Heron flrown. Mrs. Bertha great difficulty he was rerftoved to n place CockllnS. Miss Mamie Robinson. Mrs. Lula Don't expect a registered letter to go as articles are very Wood. Mrs. Daisy. of safety. He Is still In n-precarious con­ Edwards. Mrs Susie quickly ns an ordinary letter. appropriate f o r Gentlemen dition. suffering from a broken nrm. leg Atkinson, Julia For'the holiday* allow 24 hours ad­ Mrllck, Mr. Jerome present^- R e a l ■Rallier, Mr. Adam broken In two places. Jnw broken and Barton. J. A. ditional time more than usual schedule. •rosata. Barre * intasi Berm et, C . ...oiHot^Yertmi?!en3 UroieesT burguin prices on .M uller. Mr—Arthur Uaou*>L ili. J I. -Mail matter that is- proparly addrasaad, Stanton. Mr. E. IL H. C. Mr. Webb was working in the Inundry Cairoti, goods of worthy properly tied or sealed, and in compact Sturarci, Mr. J. R. Dumpsry, J . W. Shea. Mr. I’at and had just started to close the bnck Carnrr. Joe form, docs not receive damage or go qunlity are what this Slrphrl, Mr. John Ma). J. K. door and lenyS the building when the ex­ (■lennon. Thomas. Mr. Arthur Ilarthaw, Mr. James astray once in ten million times. house promises you. Thomont. Mr. Arthur plosion occurred, presumably from over­ Hunan. L. I*. Watson. Mr. Abram Hunter, Mr. Jim Fine Cigars and Stationery. W. A. Whead, blowing out the end of~ the build- Hunt.t, Robt, 0 . Public Hearing John WUder. Mr.' J< Loyd. Mr. Dudley Ing nnd stnrtlng the fire. The cause of Manor. _. U. S. Engineers Office. Jacksonville.Fla.. Wciclk. Mi. llc jir r . . -Mr. And re Masslr. Mr. Sam WflTlams. Mr. John T. the explosion cannot lie ascertained and Mellck. Dec. H, 1008.—Notice is hereby given Mr. Jerome E. Wedrrtnn. Mr. jeck. will probably rctnnin a mystery. Persons claiming Utc above will please that a public hearing will be held at 1 p. James Harris lost two horses and tav­ say "Advertised." and givo date of this m., Dec. 21, 1008, in tlic county court­ ern! wagons. No insurance. house, Palntka, Fla., on the proposed con­ list’. J Chas. F. Haskins, P. M. Chas. 11. Evans, the grocer, lost three struction of a highway bridge across the horses and two new delivery wagons. No Clay Tile For Sale. St. Johns river at Palntkn by the board of insurance. Pnlatkn Tile for sale In any qannity. county commissioners of Putnam county. W. H. Underwood, the wagon manu­ G. F. S mith. Box 371 All persons interested nre invited to be facturer, saved some material, hut lost n present. —Geo. R. Spalding, Ju st Received number of vehicles and supplies. Partly Capt. Engineers. \Cor. First St. and Park Ave. Phone 50 Lowney's Christmas line of fine candies covered by insurance. / For nn up-to-date tailor-made suit, see Mr. McConnhn had his fine automobile the finest in the city. ~D. A. Caldwell A Sons. ÖD J 5 J ( S J Q C.ARNt.K &’’Roltr.KTS. in the building und it was burned before § A DISASTROUS FIRE i t L. R. P H IL IP S ...Dr uggist... 1 1 RI GHT t Ik -Up - in .l v tr c p fLw ai .. ! r iP M Put down this paper and go to THEO. J. MILLER & SON and do your Christmas buying. They, are leaders in fine Furniture, Polished Rockers and Tables, Rat­ tan Rockers, Book Cases, Writing Desks, China Closets x -x r Fine Chinn, best line in Sanford; Lamps aud G lassw arer Dolls? we should say so, cheapest you can find in town. Well Doll Go-Carts, Shoo-flys Wagons, Carts and a big line of other Holiday Goods. GIVEN AWAY FREE! ASK FOR A TICKET WITH EACH PURCHASE These handsome machines are on exhibition in our show windows; they are worth $15.00 each. You get a ticket with a number and these five Will be drawn for Xmas morning. Buy from us; you save money. You may get a'Talking Machine— you may be one of the five • • If you fail to come and see us you miss a rare opportunity low prices. Trusting to see you, we are yours to serve ILLER v /l— 1 �eccnibcr •Itcecli, and get let tho story of tho dance. Dickens* description of the old Bitting room Is a gem: Tha best sitting room at Manor Farm with a high chimney place and a capacious chimney, up which you could have driven one of the new patent cabs; wheel* and $ * ♦ * # * • * • * • * • • * • * • * • * • * • * * all. At the upper end of the room, seated tn a shady bower of holly and -ever­ chronicler of Christmas do- greens, wero the two best fiddlers and the ings has done It so Inimitably only harp In Muggteton. In all sorts of gg Dickens, and, nowhere has recesses and on all kinds of brackets stood massive old ellver candlesticks with I ’ Dickens described them bet- four branches each. The carpet was up, i" thin in the “Pickwick Papers.” the candle* burned bright, the fire bland Doe might read tho paragraph relating and crackle^ *>n the hearth, and merry voices and light hearted laughter rang to the obeervance of the holiday half through the room. If any of the old . bnndred timet and not become weary, Jihigllah yeomen had turned Into falrlee Tbe Christmas spirit Is everywhere when they died, It was Just the place In evident In the chapters devoted to the wdiloh they would have held their revels. evident holiday making. Prom the beginning, -ben the hero, his three friends and bU faithful servant start for Dlngley Dell, to the hour of their return there b Christmas in evoiy sentence: After the dance wna over, Mr. Pick­ wick having acquitted himself with great credit, the reader Is told about the doings la tho famous old kitchen. Here hung tho mistletoe und did Its in button well In adding to the Jollity of the occasion. Tho artist whoso pic­ tures appear on blB pages has dono excellout.'JUBtlcc to Dickens' text: as brisk as bees. If- not altogether as ttcht BJ fairies, did the four Pickwlcklans •Msmbls on the roorntpg of the 22d day ef December In the year of grace In which these thslr faithfully recorded adventures were undertaken and acooraFrom tha center of the celling of thle 'dished. Christmas "was close at hand In kitchen old Wardle had Just suspended ijl bi» bluff and hearty honeety. ft waa with hi* own hands a hugo branch of th* saason of hospitality, merriment and mlstletou, and this same brunch of mis­ mm hearted or**- The old year was pre- tletoe Instantaneously gave rise to a narlng Uk*"t’n arichSht philosopher, to scene of general and [host delightful Jill hi* friends around him and amid the «,un<l of feasting and revelry to pass which Mt. Pickwick, with ra "gallantry «««.M V M iiiiH r avyay. Oay and merry which would havo done Vm"- In r ^iVyand right gay and morfy acendant of Lady Tolllnglower herself, vtr* st least four of the num erous hearts took the old lady by the hand, led her be­ that warn.gladdened by Its coming.____ neath the myatl<],.branch aqd saluted her all courteey aniT decorum. • Wardle After traveling through a wide and In stood with hie back to the fire, surveying open country whore “tho wheels skim the whole ecene with tha utmost satisfac­ over the hard and'frosty, ground.” slow­ tion, and the fat boy took the opportuni­ ing up na they, draw near a country ty of appropriating to his own use and summarily dovourlng a particularly fine town, where tho borecB are changed, mince pie that had been carefully put by then again "dashing along tho open for somebody else, • • • It wae a pleasant thing to **o Mr. Pick­ road, with tho fresh nlr blowing In wick In the center of tho group, now pull­ their feces and gladdening their very ed this way and then that and first kiss­ heart« within tlietn," ttfey arrive at ed on the chin and then on the nose and then on the spectacles, and to hear tbe peals pf laughter which wore raised .on every side. - -t'in aliy _,w a..ciimfl- tQ-ClirlflUHau day. strange. -To "follow this Urat meeting: which was cold und cheerful and good “akultlug” weather. The party all went to ft “pretty largo sheet of Ics,” where Mr. Winkle, having assumed the airs of n mnti who could “akalt" and having shown his Ignorance there­ of, was smartly reprovfxTby Mr. Pickwick. Meanwhile, Mr. Weller and the Having given thias direction and settled wllh the coachman. Mr. Pickwick and Uj three friend* struck Into the footpath •cross the tieldi and walke<1 briskly away, leaving Mr. Weller and the fat boy confronied together for tha first time. Bam looked at the fat boy with great oaTbnUlunsnt. but without saying a word, and “began to stow the thing* rapidly hway fat l»f>y having by their Joint efforts In th* cart, whit* the fat boy atood qulstly by and seemed to think It n very In- cut out u slide,” all hands participated. Ursstlng sort of thing to see Mr, Waller Says tho chronicler of tho day’s spqrt: working by himself. It was tho most Intensely Interesting The conversation of these two Char­ thing lo observe the manner In which Mr. Pickwick performed hla share In the acters Is too long to reprint here, but ceremony•to watch tho torture of anx­ not too much so to peruse with the iety with which he viewed the person be­ graateit Interest We must puss over hind gaining upon him al the Imminent tbe story of tho wedding, which was hazard of tripping him up. lo see him gradually expend the painful force which the day before Christmas event at he bad put on at first and turn slowly Dlngley Dell, at which Mr. Pickwick around on tbe slide, with bis face toward dlallnjmliihed hlmtwlf by o felicitous the polr\t from which Jie l\nd started, to W aT P hip lateT fi* "i>I5yTur-*rriTl«rivbTcb man-* tle<l on hla fa c « vvtion ho had aceom pllnhk ! Uio (d istance and the e ag ern ess w ith w hich he turned around when he had done bo and ra n a ft e r hla predecessor, hla b lack « n ite r* trip p in g p le a sa n tly thro u gh tha enow and hta e y e* beam ing ch v erfu lne*B and g la d n e s* thro u gh hla s p e cta c le *, and when he Wae knocked down, w hich happened upon th e a v e ra g e ev ery third round It v i i th e m ost In v ig o ratin g alght th a t T i t r p in stilly bo Im agined to behold him g a th e r up hie h a t, glovea a n d h a n d ­ k e rch ie f w ith a glow ing co u n ten an ce and roaume hla e la tio n In th e ra n k w ith an ardotv and cnthu alaam w hich n o th in g could ab ate, Mr. Pickwick unfortunately brettltp through the Ice nuil guts n good wet­ ting, but, bclug taken on a smart run lo the house, put to bed and given un­ limited quantities of hot punch, finds himself none the worse next morning, when the parly departs from Dlugloy Doll,* ' ** • Thus does Dlckeiis tell us of one of (he merriest Christ kmircfi' that n render could desire. There Is no touch of sad­ ness In the chronicle, and nil that ono could wish for Is that the story wero longer. Long live tho tale, and long mny wc enjoy Christmas with tho rickwtcklnnsl Proper Way to Riae. "The fatigue- of a lung Journey of which persona often complain." said ■Upeessury and co me s ? roin nuuiicmT• solousTfTBW to ‘carry the train Instead of lettlug the train carry us. This Is ill fesistln(t iU6- UTqtlon Instead ■of Tolaxlng nud yielding to It. ^u a rail­ road car one should always rest tiio feet on tbu rail of tho Bent In front, If such Is provided, ns to keep the feet off the lloor lessens the vibration that Is conveyed to the body and prevents Just that much strain. In.a Pullman, where foot rests are not usually pro­ vided. a bag will do ns well for a footstool If nothing else Is to bo had. The body, while you are silting In a car, should be ns comptetety—relflsed ?*•»*I** n nE n**rs *If*Mm"1Ibis 1 ns possible! " ■ Until oné attempts relnxnllou on a railroad Car It Is not notimi bow tense Is the effort to re­ sist the motion.-nil of which* Is In dlrect accordance^vlth modem physical culture, which has discovered thnt true- repose goes further than mere nonnctlon." It Worked All Riflht. One day a barber's slug» In Liverpool had but one empty chair. A man wear­ ing n very big hat nml walking with a grent deal of swnggvr, entered, hung his hat on a peg and then, drawing a revolver, turned to the Idle man and said: "I want a slmve-^Just a common shave. 1 want no talk. Don't imk me If I want my hair cut or a slinni ¿v r. *,Â^ ’.vi?; 1Su ß poo. r polities, of tho weather or oui Father's will, to know that nothspenk to me. I’ll Ing—no, not If the enrth was to bo IIo took tho chair, held the revolver drown us—nothing could part us from oerosvhls tegs and was shaved with God. who loves us and who (Ills our promptness nml dispatch. souls with pence and Joy, because wo When he got up hs returned the are sure that whatever he wills Is shooter to his pocket, put on his hilt holy, ju st a ndgood.—George ‘E lio t nml nfter n broad chuckle to the . 7 — -------- - cashier said: "Tlint’s the way to keep — Amusi ng, a hnrbqr quiet lie didn't utter a Illrnm Qrceue—What did your alsword." (or say when you told her 1 was going “No, sir; ho couldn't!" to make n speech In tho town hall to"Couldn't?" night? Willie—SJ10 didn't say nothin*. "No, sir: lie's denf urtd dumb."—Llv- She JiiBt laughed till she had hystercrpool Mercury. Ics! Love. Think what It Is nut to hate nnything but Bin, to lie full of love to every creature, to be lingered at nothIng.-to-bc syre thnt all things will turn to good, not to mind pain because It Is Hi* Sweet Voicg. lie—Did you hear mo singing under your window Inst night? I hope your father didn't hear It? She—Yes. ho did. Rut you needn't worry,. Ho 1bought It was the cals.—HI ray Stories. v .j. v <•>«{• ❖ ❖ ❖ -I--,- •><• Offers you great inducements in Hard­ ware, Cutlery, Razors, Guns, Fishing T acide, Knives and Forks, Etc. Everything in Toyland to make glad the hearts of the children. Prices .. .■ ------ the—lowest— ------- —Heavy Hardware, Lime, Cement, Sewer Pipe, Sash Doors and Blinds D R IV IN G •>•!*•>-I-•>4 -¡-<• v *î-<■-i-kv •>< • ♦♦ 4+ ^ + + + + 5* �THE SAtofOftÖ HERALD. December 19, ÍB08 moral monarch* whose service called forth SERMON meekness and gentleness, and whose Poor, high or Lowly May Learn Something Good here worship untied men and women on equal terms. • a a fltthlneteen centuries" we are oply drifting back to His simple standarils of the first. Out of the ferment of thought and the fury of conflict that men A DISCOURSE FOR THE MASSES have waged, Is surging up, like the dry land out of chaos, greater simplicity and therefore greater power. We see that to The Herald’s Speblal Theologian Dis­ have been n ntlcr of it nation is less titan courses on the Subject: to have lived to hate evil; that to live " Christmas” without purpose, though never so luxuri­ Written for Tire Mould. ously, is less In the Divine estimate titan oin nfioln the angel ehoruc the hesitating caress of the least of us Tell of God'* great gift to men; who would soothe another's sorrow; that Tor the time U now before u*. When the Chrtot-eblld come«'again; It is better to die for a truth than to live 1 ver bringing to the nation* by a lie; that our father watches our |F> Thought* of *iweet «Impllrlly, 1 * “ ^A* they pour their glad obligation* feeble efforts with tender eye and ‘judges At the ahrine of Infancy. actions by aspirations and not be results; ing the loyou* Chriilra** carol. that “ Love" is oven’ nil. guiding where Mow l he Great One came on earth. > Not In gloriou* apparel. reason falls. . . A J S But by lowly human birth; fot like Buddab, did he preach inac­ nto all men manifesting. That God'* grente,i gift It (till Nothing Itut a aplrd reatlng. Child-like, on a fa th e r', will. U N' tion, nor like Confucius did he preach o we vain and wayward mortala. In eartITa wildernr** beguiled. Safe may reach the golden portal«. Helped and guided by a rhlld. S revolve and we oqr*more gpee* Seasons the festival of “ The Child.” Who ■ il® veneration for traditions. Activity In the direction of others' needs, and openminded fidelity toward truth, fhdugh It separated Him forever from the sympathy of His own people—these were IBs char—■L can exaggerate its hold upon the hearts of,those whocelcbratc ItT Theft Is noL_a mother whose birth-pangs nre vivid in her memory but that Is moved by com­ passion for out-cast Mary, remote from tender ministrations in the hour of her anguish; there is not a child whose little fingers reach out In awe to touch the • latest tiny babe in the household but Unit . finds,the mongcr-crndlo at Bethlehem a thing to marvel a t; there Is ilfeam nn who surrenders himself to thought but •that sees a world-transformation rcsult-------ing from this BOUlllid.birth-OiuL tlic leg* ------ ends that hnve gnthcrcdTinnnul Tt { there Is not n childless woman whose heart is ~ hungry for the pressure of a little face against iter bosom, but that can hear in the message of the virgin angels, her own errand to the wo^d—to proclaim peace and good will, and to ever see deeper - even than thecontcntrd mothertmto the holiness and possibilities of all children. V # • • • i- ä Virginia. There would bo no aniaiiK SANIA CLAUS LIVETH faith then, no romnnee. to make tolerable existence. We should have no enjoy­ Imperial Majcsty Rulcth Over All ment except In sense and slghf. The the Earth eternal light with which childhood fills A Budget of Interesting |,„ The Herald nr Christmas tide receives Ute world would be extinguished: ~ From Correspondents numerous iuquiriek from dear little Not believe in Santa Claust You might friends, asking if Sahta Claus is.alivr ns well not believe In fairies! You might and Intending to dd business at the old get your papa to hire men to watch lit T H E EVEN TS OF ORANGE CODJ stand. No doubt the queries are echoes all the chimneys on Christmas Eve to :A. from the heart of fear ond apprehension. catch Santn Clnus. but even If they did Thnfik God. children. Santn Clnus Is not see Santa Claus, coming down, whht Efficient St af f er Reborteri w olive and well He has gone through Covers the Territory f0, would that prove? Nobody sees Santa some vicissitudes of late, but he will re­ The Herald word your goodness and forget no deser­ Clnus. but that is no sign that there is no ving child who will make his or her wonts Santa Claus. The most real things In ALTAMONTE SPRINGS the world ore those that neither children Special Correspondence t0 T],, known. Even the districts of Port Arthur, or men can see. Did you ever sec fairies The Hotel Altamonte, under tbs where men are battling for life with dancing on the lawnT Of course not; ngement of Mr. S. M. Johnson and honor, the sainted ruler at Christmas-tide but that's no proof that tltcy . are. not . «ir°Prle,erB of Shirley }|UI M -jl still liveth. Those in poverty’s clutches there. Nobody can conceive j>r imagine Shirley Hill, N. H.. was opened ¡S may persuade the omnipresent giver of all the wonders there nre unseen and un- public on Dec. 10(h with the l* i'0 ^ |ter showing the names of ^ ^ holiday presents to remember the deser­ seeable in tho world. You may tenr npart the baby's rattle guests as follows: Colfnx Sander»,,>n14I ,g ving. He will be prevailed upon this year to give a modicum of his stores to and‘ see what makes the noise inside, N. F. Wolscy, Jacksonville; yu y , “«ll Tabrnham, Mrs. Imogens TiiiJr? the thinly clad urchins of the deserving but there is a vail .covering the unseen •fin® _ hnngcne Till*, rl strongest man, nor IO. Marshall. New Ipswich. N . jj world which not the poor. The parents need not tell their innocent loved ones that Santa Claus is even the united strength of all the strong- Stuart, wife npd son, Glens Fall* k i dead this year as they did a few years est men thot ever lived, could tear opart. S. W. Rogers, Memphis. Tenn.; C. G j J Only faith, fancy, poetry, love, romance, tlce and wife, Johnson Ju stice, MiwH* agone. can push aside that curtain and view and of Pitman Grove, Pn.; S. K. iVrcivaL fu l Is There ASanta Clausf We take pleasure In answering at once picture the supernal beauty pnd glory Indelphin, Pa.; Mrs. G. K. Msckiy r i] the cofiimunlcatlon beyond. Is it nit reirifiAh, Clara F-JIrown.-Boston, VW T21 is a very good beginning fur « « * ¡ 3 the season. Mr. and Mrs. John»* n ] very populorLcatcrers. -to-tlw Uteir reputation lias preceded themtotkl Altamonte tourist resort, l hey havetic1 happy faculty of pleasing tleir gueststf'l setting before them all of it«ddica " of the tabic that liie sutsoa (tlford*,; vlding entertainments and ontuvna^j for every day in the week. Thr ««*. | gers wlto enter liieir dtxirs are imn ly given the glad hdnduml are midcaj feel thnt they are among friend) ugj that they belong to the great happy faa-| CÖUNTV H Á P ® rowUhTVniWWTtfrrii is over. ' -Commodore Frank ~Sintttnnsr *3* Lancaster, N. H., hnve anivetl and areid home to their friends (who nre numbed by_their acquaintance) in their esque bungalow, the Bye-rie-Wee kx*lW __ |Oft tl)C bluff, overlooking tla> ka Lake Orienta. Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Ibiselton of Gita Falls, N. Y., nre occupying rooms iuds house occupied by Mr. ami Mrs. JohnIV dcrhill on Boston street. Mr. Hindu* hns fallen in love with tins location, trii its natural beauties nnd: delightful d*| mate and contemplate making ¿Its; their winter home. Mr. and Mrs. S. M McIntyre will sm*t about January 1st and will entertaindwr numerous friends at thrir rlrgant home on the corner of M.mai'husetUNJ Oak [Knoll nvendes. Mrs. Franklin F. Davis is s wiling fritlH in Jacksonville and incidentally selects^ Christmas presents for family and frit The Ladies'" Atd Society will cntHUAJ the young people with a CirstmAi we at the church, and those of malurw ye*J will not he left out in (hi • told. - -N li •Vh . /”\ver all virtues let us set simplicity. ^ Great messages, great truths, great happenings nre ever simple in their ele­ ments. Simplicity is the grandeur of the - great and the greatness of tire obscure. It Ib the charm of prattling childhood; it is the diadem of tho teamed. .jf Ü jí •_ * . a ‘ ^Tow If we divest Jesus of the complex theories of warring commentators, i strip Him of bewildering creeds, which in any event never come into existence un­ til hundreds of years after His dcnlh. we find His message to the world one of in­ tense simplicity. Drawing in our minds from tho cares of the conflict of life for a few moments, possibly we may And In­ spiration to effort by looking back ut this Mon who led the world out into brood truth, whose simple character is after ages of thought forcing iUclf to the front just because it is so simple. /^knwnrd from the narrow thought of ^ the Jews, who selfishly regarded the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob ns their own peculiar 1»,«session, and whose _character was often outlined ns little more than that of n blood-thirsty lender of n fighting nation—onward from the iiiyrlnil deities of reverential Asiatic and European minds,'who sought by the very .multitude of Gods to liirludc all truth_ onwant with greater clearness than nil seekers who had preceded Him, He led the world’s thought to assert the existence u 0 - -4 1 - vd TTOT argue Him to exist; he assumed Hint as tho-simples; explanation’ of the powers, visible and invisible, of n mighty creation. • • • ’C'urthennore. ns omniscience, omnipotcnce, omnipresence are beyond tho powers oL of our finite minds to grasp, Jesus makes God greuter than tho wildest theories Of our souls, and yet simpler than Ute simplest Interpretation of Him. by announcing Him as "Father" and as “ Love." The troubled soul can under­ stand that and rest. The "Father” chastens His little ones that they inoy - —-davatop, Hu break* down His truths into small fragments to suit their growing powers, He interprets thorny ways into upwnrd paths. His love makes all things work together for good to those who lovt Him. Every woman heart can undefBtund Him as "Love." for In her love has been the "ascent of man." and in His love has been the ascent of the soul. Tv:! A place only I What is Jesus T A real person l Then nt this Christinas time let us who think emulate what He d id as a man rather than venerate the place of His birth. Titus shall we be Christs to those who dwell in the darkness of dtyibt and who borrow In the pangs of bereave­ ment. —T hy Bkotiilk. below, expensing nt the same time our all thif world there is nothing else real great gratification that its faithful author and abiding. Is numbered among the friends of The No Suntn anus! Thank God! he lives, Herald. undjhe lives forever. A thousand years bit* Eorrou: I am 8 years old. ■' Sornu U my little friend* say there 1* no Sants from now, Virginia—yea, ten times ten Claus. thousand years from now—lie will con "Papa »ays, Tf you lee It In Tbe Herald It'* so. Hnue to make glad the heart of child Jill me the truth I* there a Santa hood. _______ VwcaiAH." ----------A Christmas Lyric______ • _ _ _ Virginia, your III lie friends arc wrong, Those That Are Not Mere Ciitiiltnu* mmIn'—diml you fret— Curve dal outturn fine I Tltey have been affected by the skepti­ WjH»«ak of • m.try ChrUtrn**. Gwine to *et ter Story yet— I • hsppy N*w Year. cism of a skeptical age. They do not Cur v* dat po**um One I o7 aT*‘ " J * 1* hc* rl *» tlilakln* believe except tltey see. They think that o f tho *. that «re not htre. —Loo*fallow. Oh. believer*. See de brlsbt lislit ahlne I nothing can be which is not comprehiqsiDe fife en drum Stockholders’ Annual Meeting hio by their Hide minds. All minds. Say ChrUtmu* come— The unnunl meeting of the stockholders So curve dat outturn One I Virginia, whether they be men's or of the First National Bank of Sanford will ChrUtmui cumin' crutt de bill— children'* are little. In this great uni­ _ Curve del pottum Bne 1 be held at the office of the bank, in San­ verse of ours man is a mere insect, an De cider foam, end de 'luate* apUl— • • • ford. Fla.,-on the second Tuesday in Ja n ­ Curve dat poMum OneI ant, in his intellect compared with the uary. 1000, at 10 o'clock a. m. jUTore simple by infinite extent than Ob. believer*. boundless world about him, as measured See de brlsht llshl *hlne I —F. P. FoRsrat, Cashier. complicated sacrifices and pentinces by the intelligence capable of grasping De Afe en drum Ray Chflttm,,. ctUDfcm of.other aiyj earlier. Interpreter» w asJli* Uu* wiMdcoFtnith-and-knowledge.----The MerMdTrYuBy equip|>ed to print So curve del pueaum fine I answer of those who inquired the way, to Y e* Virginia, there is a Santa Claus. hue stationery of all kinds. All the latest eternal life. The simple acts of everyday At ttie Dairy Kitchen He exists as certainly u love and de­ type and material and "the men behind kindness done to the least of Gods chil­ May be found the most luscious oysters, votion exist, and you know that they “ e type" who know how. dren were the jtassports thither. He frqph every day and served in any style. abound and give to your life Its highest made “ the child " the tltinjf for humanity Also steaks, chops, eggs, sausage and Place your order With us now for Christ­ beauty ond Joy. Alasl how dreary would to reverence. While other systems cast other quick lunch products. Everything mas Turkic* or anything you want, and be the world If there was no Santa Clau* children to the beasts, He made of them first-class. At Billie Hand's place. It would be as dreary as If there were no save further anxiety, .Our risk; our trou­ ble. Sanford Grocery Company. V - '- 0 : '•- r ■_£'¿i.\ •:kLa»i WINTfK PARK Thpffl IH . Kh n linlltltjl* **v#*nt in t i l lins College athletics. The challenge sent a fe*> weeks aj«lf tlie University of Hmarn. Cuba, fctl mutch game of foot-bull, to be idayed Clirlstmas day In Havana, lias l»«®1 ceptetl by. tlie-KoUiu^ team-----------Tbe trip will l>e an iniaestlsl * pleasant one for Ifolliiu, ei|>ectully*** is made on the initiation of unio( l* largest universities in the world Special arrangements have liernmiJtj in Hnvnna for their receplimi. Tho committee of iirriitigeiiienU l-o* I — .leretl a s|>eeial mg .imt will companied by one of the liras* banJ« * the city ns they go down the bay to the Rollins leant ami escort tltemiub* While there they will be entertains! the Hotel Ixiuvre, free of charge. . ^ The team will leave here next Sail*»! and the best wishes of everyone !• vyitii tlieni. We understand Utat liie tram sist of L. B. Fort, manager; J- L ham, captain; B. M. Roosevelt, A- K quez, P. C. Bryan. Roy Barnes, J ”* win, R. Robbins, Duval Gale*. Boyar, W. D. Rogers, J- 1 iinnintflgPA -j Blackman, and E. S. Puhncr. roach. Tills 1s tlic way Rollins"phtT* A* of "Solitaire.” < Tbe many friends of J A. Story, lias been for many weeks in the nt Orlando, will be glad to know k »'I I is much better and will soon enough to sec his friends. ■ A letter has been received from C Richmond, saying that the which set In after an operation. In i go, on one of her eves, is rrti** that shp is Improving ral'idlyto return home very soon The Rollins Choral Society the " Rose Malden," a cantau. by ck Cowan, in Lyman GyrnnsiiWk day, Decemberr 18th. ut 8 . Society was assisted by Mr® "• •ell. Misses Annie Maclurlane. O’NeoL ond Me^r* A P. Curry Lawton. > �'B E ? " 1 T — -z—* ^w'-V* -*Î- } ’■¡5'^?*■ :'i!,‘‘Îî'-Î Mm ,■ *" f •- ■ , ~ ' *JL*a"-"*TT_* r . fro m t h e a V« ^- . - ' J ; * ™' ", , TH E SANFORD HERALD, December 19. 1908 ------ ----------- — . - y* t r*■u; ■tv« 3 a! ' ' ” p-*7?w»-o**/'*7fcar*7, £■»' vfl L -J. a, !■ v il- L * ' K4k” 1- •. 11 - < • ■ i: s p r it e s STORY FOR CHILDREN ent Iron Memory—a thing you can’t replace. Put It ’way unto your ear, and you'll And that all you hear you'll EAR FR ED : Within remember quite distinctly—for a this package you will space. And lastly, Hy G. Ene, the man who find somo little things; Just a crumb or two gave you such a scare, puts in some­ of pleasure, such as thing you can always uee and some­ any fellow flings ti^ji thing you can wear. It'H a thing that friend ho’s met birtv mokes for health; Indeed, for hnpplonce or twice and yet ness and wealth, ll'g an everlasting* “ considers rather nice bottle of fresh air. So remember, when your toys nro and thinks of what spread about you on the-rug, that the the jolly season brings! Learned Sprites have tinted to make We remember, sir, you happy; they have dug In tho pres­ your courtesy In sit­ ent-mines of China, than the which ting while we lectured there'B nothing flnor, and we’re send­ on tho knowledge that ing you as much as we could lug. . If Is proven, also that you use these little gifts that wo are which Is conjootured. To our utter forwarding Just right you will never gratitude you werejiever, never rude, have lo Jlaten^to another learned for your heart, indeed, Is very finely sprite. But there's one thing more, teiturcd. • ■to-wlt: “Merry Christmas,"—that lu When tho series of discourses found 1L Its most untimely close, we assembled So wo hereunto subscribe, In black ¡’fntTfclludr ^ " from, We'd forgotten, we're so oh 1■ fJOGEtlFY. /\rl it»n p v there wsb such, a thing as cold, and WORDS. -we're much too smart to think of ANGLO-SAXON. th in g s like thoae. But-our hearts are NUMERO. always warm, and In thinking, Fred, GRANDFATHER HISTORY. of you, such a warmth arose as any HY O. ENE. time would boll an oyster stow. Then, a basking in the heat, wo did all of us compete In discussion of what woul^-and wouldn't do. Once the argu­ ment grew llorce, but ‘over this we’ll draw a veil. Wo nro all of us so learned that we thought (you know the Isle), (hat we each of us know TWO DINNER8 FOR CHRISTMAS. best what would lend the greatest test—what a modern boy would not inrlo*td In a bo* which will ar„1 7 *. m. Christmas day for , protege of learned sprite«! TO EVERYBODY Chirgm as bells are nlmdst ringing. The time is short in which to do your shopping. You have C!iristinas.j)resenUUaiiuy«^yqu ca n 't decide what to buy. r j^ccept"our assist?!rttre.“”*’” "*"*'*’ We hav6 anticipated your needs. Come to us and let us help you make your selections.for your hrotlffiTryoirrfather or your friend. Useful gifts are the most acceptable. We have a store full of them. A beautiful line of neckwear, fancy vests, linen handkerchiefs, suspenders, hats, pants, an elegant line of men's and hoys suits. We Can Please You. Give Us a Call tmnßnrWftlctiJRn!it:fl«rina:tirooro VT^ cpusullcd sundry lists which __ only rnlied us up Lhe worse; wq .re­ jected' some suggestions far too long for any purse; and we bickered and we snickered, while above tho moon­ light flickered, and discovered that Ideal things were "acurce." And at i -lari wo gave up trying to decide It for euch other, and departed, saying: “Give him what you llko, my learned brother." So each fnnde his own se­ lection; which accounts for tho com­ plexion of the articles we hope you’ll show your mother. On the top you’ll And a ticket for a trip around the earth. This, of course, Is from old Jogcrfy, the chap who had n dearth of Ideas, but In fnrt was * rather diligent than Inx; he Is hoping that you reallxed his worth. Next In order Is a dictionary—don't turn up your nose. It's no ordinary Toltnno, ns ‘ Its queer appearance shows. When you're stuck for what to say. turn the knob the proper way, and the word 1s In your mouth, and out It goes. In this book Is every language, e'en Including that of birds and the speech tho cows aro using when they stroll about In herds. Why," you cannot go astray, ns to bow and what to any, If you use the .prosent sent you by old Worlds. With apolugles wo mention what —-— from Anglo-Saxon, lic ^ -lb c chap for whom the speech of other nations had attraction. He sat down, It seems, and wrote you a promissory note. You will never got tho coin wlth— trat-cxactlon. From Numero, a present that will Vmnfort you, wo feel. It's a table with a marvelous, unusual kind of wheel. Yes, a multiplication table; turn tho crank, If you aro able, and you'll have before your eyes a luscious meal. Old History, the grandpa of the whole great human race, sends a Pat- Are the Leading Entrees. er For the ChrlBtmaB fcaBt-roast beef or roast-young goose are tho prime fnvorltos, taking the precedence of tur­ key. .which very soon lifter the first of December begins to lose 11b delicacy of flavor. Tho English dinner of roam beef and plum pudding Is historic, and In -recent years Americans have gen­ erally followed the custom of serving an English dinner on Christmas, im­ proving on tho old country mentis by the addition of dainty entrees and salads. Here are some suggestions for menus for Christmas bptne dinners. SANFORD, FLORIDA —» ^37 M EN U N O .*l. Oi;n|M» l-*rult w ith S h e rry . .O lives. Ilnd lahrs. - Small Oysters. Konatcd In Shell Cream of Chh'ken. ItoJUIl Birilli» u t lTeef. \ 'V / ' M an i rim! su U rtiti». lieriiiu dii putti tue* New H iring lie n »*. Em tlve Kabul. T o a ste d W a fe rs and E d am Cheese. P lu m Podding-. Fruit. Coflee. M E N U * NO. i. O y s te r* im the H alf Shell, C ream o f C elery. Stu ffed Olives. F rie d Him-lts. Hsui-e T a rt «re. tin t house Cucu 111 tiers. 1to ast Y oun g (loose. Apple Hnui-e. M ashed P o ta to e s. Hotted W h ite Onions. Stuffed O re«» P ep pers. Knmiiliu- ytalad mid T oileted W a fe rs i ■- « ■■ ■ «> V W i | »•****■# * * m . v - i r « >• »«-. P lu m Pudding o r M ines P ie. C offee. F ru it. She Had Tried It. Belle—This holly In my hnlr wants a little relief—It's too red. Aunty—Woll, why not put In a sprig or two of..mistletoe, dear 7 Belle—NonsetiBe, aunty! Why. 1 should have all the young men kissing me." Aunty—Indeud, no, my dear. They’d do nothing of Uie kind. I've triad 'ami :z * -y+.y-y -y-y-y-y-y-y -y*y-y -y •>-y-y-y-y+ <- -y-y-y-y-y-y*y♦ -y -y-y-y-y-x- <•4*4*-y-y-y-y-y<•4- -y-y-y-y-y-y-y4—y ■> THE GEO. H. FERNALD HARDWARE CO. Give- Christmas and New Y ear’s Greetings We offer a large line of useful gifts. Cliafing and Serving Dishes, nickel plate over copper; also Coffee and Tea Pots, Carving Sets, Table Cutlery - ... The finest line of Pocket Knives, Scissors, Razors,' Toilet Sets Qlfta from Wall Paper. Chrlatmaa Decorations. Get » eamplo book -of wail paper L*t tha house be bright and cheer­ ful at Chrlatmaa, with plenty of holly which can be had for the asking when ___Wid mistletoe distributed throughout. the setuton la over. For ja waste paper If there Is a chandelier In the dining- baaket cut a pattern als Inchea at the top, tapering to four Inchea at the hot tom, and 12 Inchea high, which la a good atae for a lady's desk. Cut four sections from cardboard and a square 4x4 Inchea for the bottom. Cover tho outside of each piece with a pretty de­ sign of the wall paper, cutting the pieces a little larger than cardboard, panting the edges on to the wrong side, use a contrasting color for the In­ side, plain paper Is prettier and cut Jnpt the alio of tha .section,. Punch holes near the top and bottom of cacb piece and two on each side of the bot­ tom piece, near corner; tie the pieces together with baby ribbon, It ro<Julrlng about three yards. One can make dif­ ferent sites, small ones for hair re­ ceivers or with a little pad In bottom for jewelry, also glove and handker­ chief boxes. Cover .¿empty thread boxes and fill with home-made candy. Guns, Air Rifles, Fishing Tackle and Sporting Goods for the boys The famous Charter Oak Stoves, all kinds of Oil Heaters, Bicycles and Bicycle Lan­ terns and Fixtures Our store will be open Christmas Eve, but will be closed Christmas day Come early p »:N ps �«ferì f THg «ANfûftb HERALD. December «», ■MnWlWMI my.<»w'»«wTtl1ltmilBlllllHWm The Kind Captain. A certain sea captain bad the repu­ tation of being a cruel tyrant, but In reality be was a kind hearted inan, as the following Incident will prove. In mldocfean tbe cook approached the captain timidly. “Captain,” he said, “tbo men are growlin' about the beef. They say they can’t chaw It nohow. They say it’s only lit to mend their sea boots P ^ O U S O O Ô ti; O in g so fa w a ljo y . wbtcb snail beto Will Continue" until Christm “How much beef are you glvln' ’em, cookie T” the captain asked. “A pound apiece a day, sir,” said the cook. "Well,” said the captain gently, “giro ’em half a pound apiece from now on. I should be sorry to force 'em to eat what Isn’t to their tasto.” TO E VABTNES3 OF TIIE NIGHT. When we confront tbe vastneee of the night And meet the ease of her eternal eyes. How trivial seem the garnered gains wo we flaunt to envioua eight. The flower of love we pluck for our de­ light. The mad aweet music of the heart that give everyone an opportunity to Buy at these Remarkably Low Prices. 5)avi^a 5avior, $*ie Chance w h i c b ik â b iË S Ë tbe Cord. ♦♦+* to Pur- chase for Christmas An Instant o n th e listening air,' then die*— How abort the day of all things dear and brlghtl The everlasting mocks our transient strife. The pageant of the universe whirls by This little sphere with petty turmoil rife— - Bwlft as a dream and fleeting as a sigh— This brief delusion that we call our life, Where all we can accomplish la to die. —Louise Chandler Moulton. Sanford A Crusher. H —Logge,-bishop-of—Oxford,—who-had BwyflntD as ms excüèo for liliTntnijT ssked his friend Canning to como and hear his first episcopal sermon. They dined together afterward, and from tbo politician's silence' tho other ought to hsvo known better than J o . push him; but, bolng rather nettled, ho ex­ claimed, “Cauulng, you havo uald noth­ ing to mo about my sermon.’’ ."W ell, It was ahort.” aald the bishop, ‘‘It Is better to bo short than tedious. replied Calming, "you wero The Parrot’s Response. A maiden lady In England" owned a parrot, which somehow acquired the dlsagrceablo habit of otiserving nt fre­ quent Intervals, "I wish tho old lady would die.” This nuuoyed I he bird’s Owner, who spoke to her curnto about “I think wo can rectify the matter,” replied tbo good man. "1 also have a parrot, and ho Is a righteous bird, having been brought up In the way ho should go. I will lend you my parrot, and I trust his Influence will reform that depraved bird of yours.” ' Tho curate's parrot was placed Tn tho same room with tho wlckod one, and as soon as tho two had becorno nc- " customcd to each other tho bad bird trra a rw rn ,' **i wwn tin? oitt im ij* irxnitt« . • • 11 v„ 12 Iflftv r7' ^ t i n num i r,i' ---- die.” whereupon tho clergyman's bird rolled up Ills eyes and In solemn ac­ cents added. "W e beseech tbeo to hear us, good Lordl” Tho story got out In the parish, and for several Sundays It was necessary to omit tho litany at tho church aervHit Reformation.— lie was rather given to late hours, and his wife remonstrated with him, so ho promised her faithfully that ho would reform. It would hare been all rlgbt If bis friends had not heard of I t "Ho John II. has reformed, has he? Jlumpli, we’ll see." They "saw” him In pru6efl|louv .'Elrat-ho met ono old TETHR-ithan-SHmU^-u^id-U. ucilt dawn ,«dupou tiluTtEat Is was a conspiracy, i Tbe Unit night that John II. reached home after ho had mado that promlso to lila’ wlfe It waa very late, or, rather, It.was very early. In fact. It was early morning." ITe took off his boots, man­ aged to haug his hat up and walked aoftly into the room whero bla wife slumbered. Bo far all waa good. Us divested himself of bis coat, aud Just ss he was hanging It on tho gaa bracket bla wlfo woke up. "Why, John,” she exclaimed, “what on earth are you getting op so early for r - This was a poser, but John was •qua I to tbe occasion. — 'That*«, all right,” ho aald. “You know I ’ve refortnod, Mnry, an' tbere'a lots of poople I ’ve got to see early In tbe mornln' And be deliberately put on bis coat and boots, found hla bat and vant out agaltl, while Mrs. H. turned over, with a fiendish, chdckle, and went to ¿cep. Manufacturers of ouggies, ^ Agents for the Studebaker Wagon r T h e A m e r ic a n C h r is tm a s G irl Columbus JBuggies, Owensboro Bug­ gies and W agons, Barnesville Buggies Gasoline Engines, Roofing, Nov­ elty^ Works, Painty Oils and Varnish* and General Supplies Complimenta. * Judge Story and Edward Everett ware once tbe guests of honor a t-a banquet Tbe former as a voluntary toast gave tho following: “Pame follows m<?rlt where Everett goesr* Harness w agons Li’ jer- for-the Fanners 1 ^ AtjjjW &.r‘, — —* — . Tbe gentleman thus delicately com­ plimented a t onco arose and replied with equally felicitous Impromptu: “To whatever height Judicial learn­ ing may attain In this country there will always he one Story higher.* P IC K W IC K S U I11 WE1ZT S L JW L Y AMD G RA VELY DOWH W IT H JU S K E L T ¿¿O U T A YARD APART, TH E Q u ic k ly a Printing �l i r a .; Í Í T !S «. December 19 1906 Everything in Groceries C IV IL IZ A T IO N ' LL C h r l s t e n d o m again celebrates the nativity of tho foun­ der of the Christian faith, and the Inauguration of the new year. T h e h e a r t yield! to the pre­ vailing spirit and sentiment, despite Intellectual dissent. Not to observe, In s o m e fo rm , th e Christmas festival Is felt to do vloJenco to the best makes the electric light to cast t shsdow. At this season a largo majority And delight In giving. It gives occasion for springs of human kindness and good will to flow. It challenges the chargo that man Is ' Innately and persistently selfish. More than Is believed practice tbe m (ruth .that la more blessed to give thso to receive. * Christmas la the.festival of children a nd. women. Christ's conception of childhood and youth and his treat4 ment of women made It possible for them to commemorate his birthday with Joy and gladness. At the out=HWt of-hit career hB-toratoidith c: reg nancy of the cradle and tho glory of tbs woman. Christmas celebrates tho — -birth of a childTd whom the world owes the progress of 1,900 years, and whore work will endure so long as earth shall continue ahd Influence oth­ er worlds. iud INETEEN centuries ago a -peasant woman of Judea In a stable gave birth to a child destined to dothe greatest possible work—to free all women from bondage and all children from slavery—the evils which dis­ graced paat ages. Jesus' Influence upon humanity as a child, a man. a teacher and as a Saviour, as one who put the eternal right of man abovo all eatabllihod customs and precedents, la the greatest Inheritance of the hu­ man race.- The king of the Jews has • become the king of the world. A He­ brew mind wlfti no racial bias Is now rating the nations. Tho spirit-of tho Christ most deeply moves modern life and thought, l l l r name has paused over our Institutions and his mind has .penetrated Into our Boclal and domes­ tic existence. The Inspiration of true liberty and education, the benediction of tho beautiful, the elevation of let­ ters, literature and morats are ascribed to him. I IS Influence upon the centuries Is ns clearly marked as tho cur­ rents of the Qulf Stream bring­ ing verdure and beauty to Inhospltablo ahoreg^iight to thoao In darkness, and making the wilderness to blossom as the rose. Innumerable poemB, dramas and * songs have been developed through hla teaching. Art taxes Itself fittingly to-portray-hiB~ltfe,-archttect> ure struggles to build temples suitable for his worship. Universities, col­ leges, schools, and all systems of edu­ cation attempt to realize his esti­ mate of the dignity and worth of child­ hood. "Government Itself,” said Glad­ stone, -“la but the translation of tbe teachings of Josus Christ Into human laws and Institutions.” Hla thoughts and Ideas toll like a giant for man's The single historic vine In Mania narbariTCOTl Wl ter CshfortUe-by a priest has changed all the Industries of that land, so Christ's Ideas carry «nergles for civilizing worlds. "As the aun upon the horlxlon rolls forward, penring forth warmth out of Us In­ visible urns, so vra peroaive an Atmos­ phere of hope and Joy haa been poured over the continent out of the heart of Christ and those who loved him." The world celebrates at Christ­ mas the advent of thla wonderful be­ ing. it looks reverently upon the face of him, the feeble Infant In the manp f . and upon pther children to whom fave so much. H HILDREN and Christmas are the factors of civilization. Edmund Uurke defined civilisation as UM> spirit of a gentlemaa, and the •plrit of religion In a Ufa lived In the presence of man and Ood.” The beauty, purity, humility faith, helplessness and the promise of chll- C ¿ran educate the parenta In affection ahd gentleness, and through them the community, lire spring whence civ­ ilization flows la the llabe of Mary, and the babe In every home. The Christmas spirit Incarnated In deeds of kindness, of aolf-forgotfulness, love, mutual helpfulness, Is tho secret of Christian civllizktlon. It will Inoculate all tho world with that purpose to do justice and deal kindly with our fellows. Christianity has been defined as "a beautiful civ­ ilization slowly Journeying across the earth.” It Is the only ' civilization worthy to be named. It presents Jdenls, with tho power to realize them. HERE were Individuals wfio re­ flected Ideal virtues In othor periods, but were unable to mul­ tiply themselves, dying like Heat rice, who took her beauiy..n*_.UlCX carried, their moral ekcollcnccs awny with T m Full and complete line of • k • • ’ * • Christmas Candies, Nuts, Raisins, Oranges and other ■* . . * ■ * Fruits Evaporated Fruits Canned Goods desolation, and Itufl^dual hopelessn e e s .-ln to thle-gloom eama-tlui slat of llathlehem, beaming light, hope and sympathy. The contrast between the manger btrth nnd tho Christmas morn '.hat will dawn this week with Its carols, songs, gifts. Joy .and gladness. Is tho most striking contrast earth's history holds. , With that first Christmas childhood became sweet and sacred, woman was crowned queen o f the heart and hofiic, the slave made free, the Ignorant, poor and wretched found education, sholtor and sympathy, and tho Joy of goner oslty became contagious. As the sun rises earlier and lingers longer than, yesterday so tho Bplrlt of Christ man will usher In Iho golden ago of’ happl nesH and good will. In tho great pic­ ture of Coregglo the light on tho face of the. babe lends a glow to shepherd and wise men. Tbe Christmas splrli lends a glow to all the Instruments and forces of society. HILE humanity intis below thr Ideal, the effort to practice H (s' not wholly nugatory. Tin “drift of the world Is upward." The people are climbing. Interest In chll dren-ls Increasing. Womnu Is,coming to hor own. Labor Is enturiug the reward of work. War Is becoming nnnonnlar. Raetal nrelndloe will hide •n shame. The Christ spirit Is vie torlous. God's good will becomes trl umphnnt In hornet street and logls latlve hall. The triumphs of tho past dictate new struggles for the future When I ’erlcles gave his oration ovvi tho Athenian duad, pointing to the graves, the great orator qald:( "Thelij silence Is eloquent! These heroes ask us to go and llvo for the city for .wlliitl they died.” Thus past achievements pledge us to .fresh fldollty. Christ mas asks us to lend tho Impulse of a new love to home, school, street and city; to be a friend of tho friendless a benefactor to some dumb beast oi deserted child, to be voice for thr dumb, eyes for the blind, springs ol water for tho thirsty, trees of shade for tho weary, food for tho hungry refuge for tho smitten. He an angal of mercy, bringing "peaco on earth "aud good Will toward men,” and thus hasten a Christum! which will not simply come to-mor row, but will stay all the year. . hand Smoke d M eats G EN U IN E W Palm etto Cascade G in g e r A le Yes, After All, It’s Vp to Vs! I , • S tra w b e rry . Sarsaparilla >aoh—M ellow ----------• | C ream s b / tC t|>- L e m o n Soda l 4 Soda O range' Soda ■ .• • Christmas Salad. For a Christmas salad select thi largost and brightest red apples, anc cut a deep slice from each at thi stem end. Scoop out ths pulp; droi both the covers and apples Into cok water and leave them until needed Cut crisp'celery Into small pieces wltt one-third the quantity of English wal nuts or pecans broken; mix with vorj C Fi stiff mayonnaise. Wipe and polish eact apple and All with Iho salad, flttlnt PROGRESS, which spells PROS­ each cover carefully, and set on a bet PERITY, Is but another way of spell­ of crisp lenuc« leaver Just bcfori ing PUBLICITY. serving. In ADVERTISING, In making things known \vom m an-to man, from wo­ man to woman, lias ths secret of SUC­ CESS for which Individuals and com­ munities seek. Ths day of waiting for BUSINESS to step In at the door and 8 UCCE88 to blow In at the window la past C h e rr y Phosphate ; ; liefest. j¡ beat to ¡I/o» Purk ¡ ! of cigars. ¡ 1'cals. Manufactured W ith Pure and Distilled W ater SAN FO R D C O C A-C O LA B O TTLIN G CO. sad wnfll BUSI* % ' We must go out NESS and coax SUCCESS. - And the one way to do It la spelt aoi JMJ-B-Lrl-OI-T-Y. �TH E ÉANrORD HÊRALb, becemtar 19 »908 The Name of E V A N S s meant n » Btiruiv.. The. Same High Reputation will be Main — tained in the Years to Come. I BRANDS I CONTROL Willbert Brand Canned Vegetables Electa Brand Tea, Coffee and Spices . Barrington Hall Steel Cut Coffee Famous Romeo Coffee *************************** Fresh and Complete Line of Christmas Most Complete Line •of Cigars .and Tobaccos in T H E FAMOUS CLOVER H ILL BUTTER Wishing you all a Merry Christmas and a Prosperous New Year I am, yours truly, - �, m \Wm Tttc 8ANF0RD~ìfÈ^ALD, December 10 1906 . -7 - Ilf SOCHI IVOftLO! Exhibition oF Chinn were present nnd the afternoon was thor­ sltk; Miss. Dickson, blue silk empire; Miss WILL DDILD, LARGE FACTORY The exhibition of dccop\ted Chinn and oughly enjoyed by all. EllaStringfellow, pink net over silk; Miss •. 1 other work of nrl given by Mr». A. U. Mnbjc Bowler, yvhlto organdie, blue dlrcc- Manufacture ol Wugons and .C a t. Commons, In. her studio nt Comfort CotWoman's Club German tnire girdle; Miss Mel! Whitnrr. plntniull, Items of Interest Concerning tnge, Friday and Saturday of Inst week, One of the most i la ir s in Sanrord enjoyable events of directolro girdle; Miss Alice Whitncr. bluo was considered of unusual Interest. The location oi our city upon the St. Society People. Sunford-'s social VrothTwas the german rulafnsilk; Mrs. Driver,.blue ..silk empire; ,The display. of decorated chinu was Johns ziyer makes Sanford a spot to be gWen at~- the-Stitifunf unionf"house Tlwrsduy Mrs. Dofry." "blue si AT tissue; Mrs. Gray, VCT^extensive and of gréât variety, con­ evening. desired all who contentplati locating* pink satin empire: Mrs. Caldwell, lavender factories, and every week sees ¿bine new sisting of designs in naturalistic, bonvenPOI NT S P U R ELY P ER S O N A L tionnl and lustre, the latter being es­ The large dining-room was given over silk mull; Mrs. Tlug|>en.old rose silk; Mrs. enterprise located here. Mr.W. H. Under­ to the delights of the teriwichore, and Scoggins, white mull; Mrs. King, pink nnd pecially admired. The water-color work alwut one hundred guests were, present to white dancing gown. Mrs. Maxwell, blue wood started a carring« factory here sevMow Celery City Vanity Fair While was considered of special tnefiu most enjoy the occasion. cr'ul months ago, nnd last week had the orgundle. 1 Away the Golden flours— of this being designs for china decoration. misfortune of losing his plant hy fire. Copt. A. E. Von B. Fntjo'conducted The patronesses were Mrs. Seliumpert. Social Ooaslp. A collection of pieces done by Mrs. I). Nothing daunted nnd liavjng grant the gentian, nnd under his direction the MrsjDeForest, Mrs. Keelor mid Mrs. J . DcV- faith in Suuford, Mr. Underwood will nt The holiday season is upon us, and L. Thrasher, under the instruction of Mrs. different figures were carried out in nil lloward. once erect n fire-proof concrete building now who nre going to give the parties? Commons, was of much interest. Miss the beautiful effects. The out of town guests were Misses An­ for the manufacture of wagons, buggies Aye, there’s the rub. Do not all speak at Chnrlottc Keelor, another pupil, nlso dis­ Promptly nt nine o’clock the celebrated toinette Slcmomiinnd Ethel Dkkw»n of Or­ and harness. He will also establish nT once, but just enough to-speak out and played a number of lienutiful pieces! The Newell orchestra struck up a rollicking lando, Miss Tliigpin of Greenvflfe, N. C., novelty works in connection and imimitel! the young jwoplo that this season will work of Miss Tend Mitchell, a former pu­ two-step. Copt, nnd Mrs. Fntjo led the nnd Mrs. H. L. Gray of Tampa; Messrs. fnclnre everything In the building line. not suffer by comparison with years gone pil, was much a d m iR ^ first figure, n military one. and It was ex­ Willis CalloWny of Tnmpn nnd T. L. Del- This will bq another great.Industry added Mrs. Commons, furmrrly of Richmond. by.'when It comes to socinl festivities. ecuted by three different sets of couples. eVignc of Wnsliington, I). C. to our constantly Increasing list. Let us have two weeks of activity In en­ Ind., anil an artist nnd teacher of unusual Thc-sccond favor figure and the screen Sanford do move. ’ tertainments of nil sortB and sizes. Give merit, having studied with some of the nnd bnsket figure followed, the beautiful riortdn Products In New York the afternoon receptions a rest, and tnko best instructors, expects to take n class favors niding in embellishing tin* same. It Pays The New York- Packer of December in the men. Do not be selfish any longer, In Sanford in the near future. Ifer col­ It jtnys to advertize In Tin: Ifr.RAi.n the The several figures ami granting of 12th says; “The outlook this week on ladies, but remember thnt there nre a few lection of newest nnd best shapes for fnvors gnvc each one present nn oppor­ year around. It pays just ns well in men on earth. Those dnylight tea fights decoration is one of the largest private tunity of a short dance with the chosen Florida citrus fmil was a little bit better summer as It docs in winter. That an­ but nt that the situation •was not any hove had n long and- unintempted run. collections In this country. ones nnd ended all too soon for those too good. Receipts of o/anges were cient nnd very foolish superstition thnt The following is taken from n Richmond participating. and If the men would ride a hobby of advertisers could niTonl to keep out of rather heavy and the trade did not make theirs as long ns you have gulloped about paper regarding the work of Mrs. ComDelicious sandwiches nnd coffee were n great dent of progress in cleaning up print during the hot months lias been ef­ First street on t|ie_ nftcrpjmn,_K3^ o i i J211ÎÜL served, which aided in rounding out the the heavy accumwhttion:—The —fruit Is fectually exploded. The Sanford public you would be the. first to raise a fuss consumes food, wears out clothes^ s hoes .... pleasures of the evening. showing in ilc b j^ r ^ M i ll^ ^ a ^ iiy U iji about It. Now. honor bright. ladles, is tifuUnae on exhibition in this eitvThn >wr*HT!rr»TfwyTeM<iVli^r'"7fi)Whtrw few) ¡insTT linst' te fF «iswISftkThere wos little im­ not that .tract. ftew- Yonr». la close nr. i taj ft TicccKftnrles oFUfc lit summer ns well ns hand, bur do .RTwalHorlt. *TTim ovPr I’mosft stunnlnfi.plece dr ceramic painting tain Fntjo and others to whom the provement In the prices nt the auction winter. Indeed, the number of people new,leaf right now, nnd take man into ever displayed in Richmond, being ad­ success of the niTnir is due nre to be con­ sales, the range for good fruit being $1.25 who nre shrewd enough to see thnt it is the bampict room. Come ulong with mirable from every point of view, und of gratulated upon giving Sanford otic of the to i i Imhii $1.50. often profitable to wait for summer bar­ •‘On the street tho average offerings your evening parties. Ring the dinner especial Interest on account of tbc origin­ best gcrtnnns of the social season, back gains is constantly increasing. Tho mer­ bell, nnd tell the band to strike up a ality of its decorations, namely, one of of space forbids h detailed description of of j{odd oranges sold nt $1.50 to $2 chant who attracts these customers by waits. Do not wait upon the order of Indiana’s wild flowers, tbc trillium us it this brilliant. social event in which the witlt Indian River stock selling up tp_$3 seasonable and interestl$P annonneedoing these things, but do them nt once. is commonly known. Mrs. Commons se­ ladies or Sanford and their guests took to $3.50. Street prices of grapefruit ments of what lie bus to sell will make ranged from $2.50 to $3.50 and tan­ There is a very.nicc evening party in cured perfect specimens of this beautiful parU money whether the weather Is hot or . ~ . gerines $3 to $3.50 per strap. view, but one will not do. We must huve wild flower Inst sprlng.nfter a strenuous cooL.dry or rainy. Among the costumes nntciLwerc^idr»‘All kinds t>r Florida vegetables were week ! aenreli for n~bne sample. nndltnrUecor~ Schiinipert, black lace; Mrs. DeForcst, A World of Fruit Cake_________ J at ion was a direct study from the (lowers gray silk, Mrs. Keelor. black net; Mrs. N. scarce and In good demand. Romainc commencement for ÿntTcvcr tasted Spencer's Fruit season, and the themselves._Jill’ qualities fur which cur- drV. lluwutd, bluek silk.-Mrs, Aylctt Fitts, wdd-flr-$l;50r'*TRgfrtnfTfs were in good and charming reception giycn by Mrs. amic painting arc supposed to .excel arc white net; Mrs. Neal, blueorgandle, cream demnnd nt $3.50 to $-l;^|>eppers-broughl Cnket If not you have missed your o|iCommons'nt the Comfort Cottage nfTorded very frequently originality of design, und lace; Mrs. Barnes, inn silk, blue trim­ $3.50 to $4; peas $2 to $3 -and beans |x>rtunity fo r‘ enjoyment. This Week lie u limited number of Sanford people a this piece of work Ib, In addition to its mings; Mrs. Hully. blue silk"prlneess;~Mr37 $2 to $2.50. white squusli sold ut $2 to linked ennmih to supply tho county and "pm,'!) pri^cogpnnnntty,. t lu>Lof-sw») n g excellence frem ~n~ttechnlcal standpoint, Smith, white silk; Miss Munson, white $2,50. Them were a few good Cucum­ expects to disjxisc of -it nil during the tbc hand-painted china, which was p notable on the former account. The vase, organdie; Mrs. Brown, black crepe de bers from Florida offered hiul good slock holidays. C. A. Dobbins is "the man be­ highly enjoyable nfTuir. although rather late for entry, will" be dis­ chine; Mrs. Potter, black Incc; Mrs. Snf- was in demand nt $2 to $3. While hind the dough" nnd being n past master The rush of weddings is not quite-over, played nt the St. Louis exiwsiiion. Mrs. ford, cream brigaded satin; Mrs. Salford's tomatoes are coming somewhat green in the art of cake baking has earned for but the hrisknessof the matrimonial mar­ Commons lias been a pupil of Mrs. J. W. sister, yellow brocaded satin; Mrs. Luke, nnd have to go into the warm room they the Spencer’s Bakery an enviable reputa­ ket will soon subside until after. Easter. Denllry." white brocaded satin en train; Mrs. Fntjo, are wonted by tile trade al $3 to $3.50. tion for nil the choice articles in bilked If reports be true, n very charming young while net over liinc. lare panel: Mrs. ^"Mondny there Wiff3* II cTTnT ofletluce goods, (let some of lhnrNj>encdVr*braiul - lady fronrTr neighboring state will soon Mrs. Deane Turner entertained the Pillislon. black spangled net; Mrs. New­ |*on the market. Tuesday 4 cars ami of fruit cake. be mistress of n home in this city, und members of the Ladies' Aid and Mission- ........ ................... ........................ man, white satin' cn train; Miss Keelor, Wednesday 10 ears. Daring the first Who Wonts n Baby? the prosiwctivtwgrooin is growing happier ary Societies of the -Baptist church at her white cre|>e directoire; Miss Siemens, green ludf of tile week prices ranged from $2 A little nine weeks old baby boy to be as the day approaches. There nre rumors lovely home last Friday afternoon,* Dec.' silk empire; Mrs. U. F. Whilner, pink silk to $3 and tho stock moved ourwell. given away to some one hy its mother, i of other weddings, but knowing ones, as Uth. in honor of her mother. Mrs. Fred .pearl trimmings; Mrs. Stryker, blue radium "Under heavy receipts the lettuce mnr- not being able to support it. Anyone usual, say "there’s nothing in it." Do not Turner. Sr., It being the latter's birthday silk; Miss Rose Digging, while silk UCWUP , Let broke Friday morning amt the stock wanting to adopt it enn g e tltr - Address* —bs fouled,--------—------------- —---------------- anniversary. A large number of ladies , dion pleated; Miss Annie Higgins, yellow ranged in price from $1.25 to $2-30." Herald Office. . . ¿¿Si "3St»«, At the present time we have some special bargains in city and farm 3 good City Lots in business portion of city, two of them corner lots, and going at $6,00. Think of it! ---------* * f p r o p e r t y . t addiiterest. west to Ì £ e (c r ~ . ... List Your Property With Us MIN SHEW » ‘ . - ' �THE CIlRlUMAHIOE-lNf t l JENCfS - THE SANFORD HERALD - The appeal that tho Christian religion The hnppy ami the .gracious Christmasmakes to the nobler and kindlier emotions tide is with us once again, and the whole heart, through the beautiful Publithed Lrery Saturday Morning at Sanford. D s. world has caught its spirit. While Eas­ of the R. ). H our, Mnnngln* Editor observances nnd inspiring symbols of ter, with Its wealth of bloom, its radiance Christmas, Is the stumgest lie that holds of color and Its promise of rich.and glow­ btlon P rice, * 1 .0 0 a Veer In Advence Its followers to the faith. Every tender ing life has been called the queen of sentiment,, every right Impulse, every di terrd M aacond-cUtt melt miner Aurait 22nd. festivals, yet the great heart of humanity good thouglir,*Ib quickened Into a brighter ■t ikf PöttofBce it Sanford. Florida, will' always turn to Christmas time, to tiwftT Act of March 3rd. 1879. — - — " * ★ * .................. I the star that nineteen centuries ngo glow In response to this appeal to Ihe purest nnd best of our natures. The an­ Ofllra rint Floor In the BUhop Bloch, First Street shone over Judean fields, to the Dal» In Telephone No. 148. ^ rls tm a s 1$ the of Kindness. Tor the monger-cradle at Bethlehem, and to niversary of our Savior Is surrounded by tho mother who bent over It and sang the most touching and humnnizing, the Christmas celebrates the coning of Gbrlst in* soft lullabies and dreamed as(only moth­ brightest nnd loftiest Influences that man can conceive. It is the one. occasion to tbe world, and the heart of the Christ ers can of days of joy and happiness. The halo which surrounds that story will when the whole world is fragrant with message Is love— lope expressing Itself m never grow dim: across centures of dark­ Uje sweet incense of good deeds nnd A Merry Christmas. homely channels of friendliness and. good ness and sorrow and turmoil it shines os tiianklnd breaks forth In a grand chorus brightly as when the three kings of the of rapturous praise. The man or woman will, lope that “ SMfiereth long and Is kin d :' After the holidays let us have that vit* Orient laid their gifts at the feet of a who can resist the Inspiration of this I f we bape kindly emotions, let them have rifled brick streetT" new-born child and felt that all their occasion is senreeiy human—a time tbelr way and blossom into kindly thoughts longings were satisfied, and that to the when beneficence, love nnd kindly deeds De generous and give with a lavish world there would at last return the radiate from every heart and cheer all and kindly deeds. Cet tbe fret, child spirit the jvorld with brightest sunshine. hand to those who have not. pence and the glory of Eden. of open-hearted friendliness prepall. Tor At this period of universal happiness The spell that Christmas weaves meet all creeds, all politics, nil peoples, borWe wish our many readers (and this is the child’ s festival, celebrating the around the world is a marvelous one. rowers, too) a Merry Christinas. The earth Is cold and dreary, and yet as brothers of one family acknowledging birth' of a child, the wonderful Giver who under the magic of the Yuietide it stands one Creator. Christendom bows at the gape f>lmself for mankind. Cet us carry the "He that giveth to the poor lendelh to out rejuvenated and bright as it was in foot of the cross. The air is resonant the Lord"—and the Lord pays every debt. the dawn of creation. Sacred hearts ore with jubilant anthems, the hearts of lit­ Christmas spirit through all the following softened: there Is a luster in the eyes of tle ones are gl .Kittened by the brilliant days that come and go w ith all their meas­ The Sanford growers are receiving their age, and onceagain the man of experience Clirlstmns tree laden with lovc-to-kins; ure of care or pain or pleasure, and bear in Christmas present In the shape of good the doubter and the analyzer, think the there nrc exchanges of gifts, expressions prices for their lettuce. thoughtactif a child and has the simptlcl- of good will nnd rejoicing everywhere. . our hearts the Inspiration and J o p e _j$rt jhe __ tafli&na of n child. The goldap .. Itjs-. Christmastidc. * {¡Joved , by its bcJjflDJULPauiJ$ .tluudd, /»UsWe. atlvonos ■agoJias-vaniahed-iretheTnlsis'llnd'snioke i nllfn:8P ^ ^ et us-nU-gwd LxiUigs. go/unii agent of prosperity and hap'piness who of actual life, but at this season men nnd dispense light nnd joy to every ever ringing abope the sounds of earth and and women turn backward nnd In fancy I aching heart ■and upon every darkened never falls the children. sense, the song of the angels heralding in ------------------i----------tread oldtime paths, and they sec the |hearthstone. the birth of the Saplour of mankind. Remember that if wishes were horses dawn of the morning of life break rosily CUT OUT THE GOSSIP beggars would ride, and do more than and tenderly on the far horizon and One of the very beat suggestions we hear the song of birds and the lnughtor with your neighbors a Merry Clirlstmns. hnVe to offer on the Eve of Christmas of children, and watch the little dwellers concerns the pernicious practice of giving . * “Cast your bread upon the waters" by in thnt golden land dancing around Them, and taking gossip and idle rumors. giving with a bounteous band and cheer­ and yield themselves up to the beauties Our suggestion Is this: ful heart to the poor who "ye always of the Kingdom of the Children. Discontinue gossip, idle Tumors and[: W 4 4 4 4 H 4 W 4444 4 \ m y m m M » 44H 4 4»4W > W M tV tl; » l m m m m y __________ may. iay. ■femtVff-WUh ye." ■ scumlulous tnTF'nbout your nclghKirsTor lessons taught by the Jewish peasant acquaintances, and frown down those The restoration of prosperity will be who wns born on Christmas Day have who attempt 10 unload such unpleasant realized by the children when Santa helped to change the face of the world. burdens upon you at this season.—They -Claus next Thursday'-night'sllps down The Utopias of philosophers and poets, are scandal mongers of the worst type the purified republics of democracy and the chimney and unloads his pack. brotherhood of man nre each a -faint who spread ‘Uhcy say" information, simulacrum of an attempt to carryout whether it pertains to domestic or com­ TltC SEASON O r OOOD CHEER the picture that He hns left of the beauty mercial subjects. They lay lhal ever 'la ltu t that aeaion come», Scandal mongers arc actuated ns_o the glory nnd tho good of unselfishness Wherein our Saviour a Wrlh 1» celebrated. rule by one of two motives: they ore The bird of dawning tlngeth all day long'. nnd selfsacriflcc. He wrote no book. He And then, they My, no spirit dnrea itlr abroad: The nlshla are-whotcaome; then no ptsnMI »title. rormulntcd no system of philosophy; un-’|cither maliciously bent almost to the de­ Full and Complete Line of No fairy fake*, nor witch hath power to charm. like the great men of earth, it cannot be gree of criminally,, or else theirs is a So hallowed and to grnckiui 1* the time. —Shake* peste.1. said of Him that His soul was a star and stupidity that would distinguish a blind The circling years have. brought us dwelt apart: He moved among the poor jack in a guessing contest. again to Christmas day—to the season and lowly: there was no depth of human How much nearer the true Christmas when the inspiration to do good is un­ wretchedness that He did not reach; spirit It would be to throttle an idle bounded- The anniversary of the nativi­ there was no sorrow thnt Ha did not rumor with a frown—or betteç still, with ty of the Saviour and till the observances, heal; no suffering that He did not soothe.. ,an smile—before it is full , incredulous _ , festivities and enjoyments are calculated In the tömplc. or.the mountain, walking blown' Th« .»"»tant one of these "they to melt ofid soften-the heart of the most thfOUgh tlie cornfields, sailing on the tell me, clc.," ptFsohTgffispiyour button* cynical and worldly. The sweet favor of summer lake, sitting by the humble hole with the intention of talking about good cheer and the incense of .glorious hearth or facing on angry nnd blood­ some one you know or someone's busi­ deeds fill nil the earth, and their Influ­ thirsty mob He tuught that gentleness, ness offnira. cu^him short off with nn ence is irresistible. Tiiroughout all love nnd purltly arc distinej hunlnn Unmistakable command to change the Christendom, wherever the cross haB ap­ qualities, lluit holiness is natural, not subject. i peared as the emblem of Christianity, the supernatural, nnd that the capacity for You mny be the next victim of the hearts of the |>eople are pulsating with self-sacrificing love is the true sign of tonges, so it is good policy to smother tho sacred memories of the event to be manhood. sudi practices when the opportunity is „celebrated next Friday.* It was the manhood thnt dwelt in Him presented. On that day all the world will mingle thnt drew HUu to the simple honest Adopt our Christmas suggestion then, s together as one family to interrhnmu» PiBmrrmnn; His humanity Its well ns His nnd rr-ruse to iisTcn to the scamJaPmon* good fellowship, girts, wcll-wlshcs and re­ divinity thnt led them to follow Him to gers. It Is obviously the manly thing to newed assurances of filial and fraternal death. And there are thousands of pco- do, nnd your action will have the addi­ esteem,' friendship and love. Tho mo­ plq todny who, while they may refuse to tional virtue of making Christmas still notonous toil of everyday llfo will be look nt Him through the mists of theology more merry for yourself on tlie score of abandoned and supplemented by a flow A' yet In their hearts turn to Him mid wor­ a good deed well done. of kindly feeling and the spirit of good ship Him because ihey .see In the story works, to tho tender impulses of which of His dnily sacrifices tho lesson that the Santa Clous Gilchrist will find n bunch every heart that Is not hardened against of stockings hanging on the fireplace of measure of humanity is the measure of all the better emotions of nature must re­ its love, and learn thnt they may find the the Governor's mansion. It is whispered spond. Divine Father lu the very heart of their among tlie brethren of the presTlItat It Is pre-eminently a day of re}q[elnjj family mnture. If they seek Him by the several editors nnd former newspaper of reunions, of good cheer nnd happiness Path of loVe nnd purity and pence. And men hnve hung up a pair of "holy sox,' and every heart should warm with gener­ so Christmas comes to nil ns an uusis in thinking to cntdi Santa Gilchrist on the ous feeling and a spirit of good will to­ the desert, or tho shadow of a great rock way. And they deserve ail that is handed ward every other. Good deeds and char- in n weary land. It would be a and day out to them. THE BEST BRANDS OF Ituhlo works should radiate from our for the world if it were blotted out nnd Where could any better material be -- hearts like the genial rays of a summer's its benediction of peace and good-will no found for nny «(Tice than a newspaper sun, and the Christmas-tide should open longer fell upon us. To the world cadi manT every well-spring of-hnpplncss and fount year a child is Imrn ami -üm r» TirrTirn a u » i» still after of joy In oo^ nnlurra fiw-4l»l*4«-«N^-iTTTTTtr ~ ness, and love, nnd‘ ‘brightness and Joy. 'the position of Chief Chancellor of the versory of our Saviour's birth. Through all tho circling years Christmas Cuspidors. Jeff Davis wns our rival for hns stood as a landmark, qnd If we fol­ lids position sevcrul years ago and lost The Sanford Dungstarter whose maiden low its teachings tlie peace nnd good­ his chance by attempting to give his rela­ name is the Chronicle, after enlisting the will of the angelic song at Bethlehem tives a position under ram. It Is safe betting that tlie actions of the ]services of a shyster lawyer managed to will hush ail notes of discord^ and heaven and earth will meet together in unity original St. Nick will never be watched . f i r e a broadside of legal lore at The Herald more closely than Governor Gilchrist when \jgarding the wet and dry question. In and love. he starts to fill the stockings of the officee rush of publishing a real newspaper For Particulars, Cnll-on.-----------------)e Herald has no time to reply to such The lit halo is pleased to extend to all seekers. And several litjJc boys will be O. H. PCRNALD, P r e s . lldish prattle so we will wish the San- lu readers a Merry Chrisima<l nmt the greatly disappoint*,! when the day la A. T . R O S S É T T E R , V. Pro»________________ ^dOoriMcrew-(htHl Chronicle)“tTMerry fervent hope Dint all may enjoy the sea­ over. A. P . C O N N ELLY , S o c ’y. & T ro se . ~nristmas. „ son as they never enjoyed it before. D irecto rs Tho holidays nre a good time to ohO. H. P C R N A LD J . C. H IG G IN S Being chivalrous by nature we hate to There is o»:« thing, however, thot should serve the Golden Rule. Remember home W . D. H O L D E N A . T . R O SBSSE E TTTTEtK R Jump on any pne who is down,-------not be overloaded. Fortune has not F . P. PO R STEN H . R. S T EEVENS VENS merchants w|io remember you all the smiled upon all 'alike. There arc dear T . J . M IL L E R year round. Remember yoai friends nnd Dear parent, do not let your Innocent friends to every household who nre poor, be just us kind to them as you would children Imagine by your marble hearts and where Christmas will of necessity be have them lie to you. But, pbove all, Hurt Santa Claus Is dead at this Christ* a slim affair. Let us seek out tills class; don't fall to remember the poor and fnithmas-tide. God still reigns and from the share with them tlie blessings we enjoy ful neighbors who have worked for you T O P P R IC E S F O R Y O U R *'* birth of that Son, whlqh originated the and make them happy on this day of all during the year. Charity is u graud thing day of Christinas, comes the words that days. if it does not walk on stilts overlooking ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT, TANGERINES AND ' EARLY VEGETABLES Again The Herald wishes you a Merry bring Joy and peace even unto the chil­ tlie poor who live in the very . shadow of Christmas. dren. Make the day a joyous one to the when shipped to HEWITT. If you are not doing your comfortable house. Illustrate the little folks, for the childhood days are — ---------- - UlAlAM* with thts lloilse. wHle' tb'Tliem iT'ofiCS-'*"■ T Golden-IhrtF and” gladden "some s^Eliig hnpplen a n d troubles will come all too The Otriiunas 'editjon riLT _ heart. ___________________ 8 soon. ► ________________ ville Metropolis was a huge success. In fact it wns so huge that tea wagons had' Compliments of this gracious season to With the near approach of the day of to be employed to make the dty delivery. F R U IT MERCHANT* the days It should be tbe aim of each and It was filled with advertising and good Albert W. Gilchrist I Few will roceive PRODUCE C O M M IS S IO N richer gifts at this Christmas time than and every one to do some act .that will be reading and showed the enterprise of Us Cam den S t , ’ B R ttlm o rsJ Md. he—the governorship of a greqt state and j-TorU» • worthy memento of the occasion. publishers. derence»: This Paper and Thou Mjpda of Pleased Stdppers in Ihe love and confidence of her people. C lje C jm stm a ? s p ir it mm E. Christmas Candies and Fruits -Dry Goods,-ifotions7”61othiTigr‘Shoes _ m TWO STORES Bishop Block and next to Phillips’ Drug Store W. W . L O N G Groceries and Meats trATOTEDGOODS The Sanford Building & Loan Association W I L L B U IL D Y O U A HOME HEW IT T SSH I, , — n . , . ——_ I.J— tivT « r ü ,. & CO. �IN AND ABOUT THE CITY But t*th r* more day* of 1908. Tbe small boy* and girts are acquiring very large stocking* For Sale— Cabbage and Cauliflower Plants. Boa 754. Superior printing for ah purposes at Tm little Happenings— Mention o Matters In Brlef. The mails are getting heavy with Santa PERSONAL ITEMS O f INTEREST unary o f the Floating Small TaM* Succinctly Arranged for hu­ rled Herald Readers. Oku tinas Edition of The Herald. • ■ Visit H ettinger's Toy Store. Christmas is a week from yesterday, the date being as heretofore Dec. 25. Bring the children to Toyland. Sanford Furniture Cb. k $18 Art Square* for $15. size 9x12. EL A. He»eld Co. , Oysters served in.every style nt vtbe Pico restaurant. . For an up-to-date tailor-made suit, fife D. A. Caldwell A Sons. Beautiful I Exquisite I say the ladies jfl. men s ties.' atM ettijjger* —Just rereived latest sty le* ¡Deft's hats and derbies, at Mettinger'* The spirit of Christmas. lies in 'the lov­ ing and the giving—never in the receiv- Lar' Oeam Puffs at Spencer's bakery every k Saturday. r • Wade, the toner. (Manda Vis« H ettinger's Toy S tere. T kx Hoald ' s 'pisene is Na MS New stock Evaporated and Dried Fruit* for Christmas cakes, at Long's Grocery. Mrs. K. Mainer of New. York is . in the d ty visiting Mrs. Takash. r‘ Moat up-to-date line of candies in the city at Spencer's. Exceptional values in table, boca and napkins at Mrmwcrx's. 3t B Drew of Orlando was In the S ty Wednesday. Go to H. H. Hill for everything In the grocery line. * J. B. Milam, county judge of Lake coun­ ty, wns in the city this w e e k ....... ..........n®Exceptional values in table linen and napkins at Mrmxcrx's. 3t *** Long's Preserve* in glasses. Finest on See C. A. Reed for furniture and piano market. Decs. E vans. Rugs, from 75 cents up E_ A. HefBeld Dried Salt Shoulders at 12 H cents found Furniture Store. at H. IL Hill's grocery. . Step into Mrs. G. LTakash's lunch room Q ia* B. Hulett. of the Florida Produce and get a cup of good coffee. Five cents. News, was in the city on Monday. u!8 -Mrs. Ernest Mobier of Gainesville is Ham sandwich. 5 rents; Mrs. Takaih's visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Takash. lunch room, opposite the depot. *• Two months from today, the Florida Sanford Doudney spent Friday and Sat­ State Fair at Tampa win be in'full blast. urday of last week at Winter Park. Goodwin's high-grade Preserves, Jellies Just received, latest nyl— men's green a mV¿ a»wa a r tVanu te-ROOfra.* 1' ~* ■hou-and'derbies. at Mrttingcr'x^ lle Turkeys, geese and chickens for sale. Furniture to rept by the m o o t h f - _ ^ . . J l a A f. Uwjlnrf -Phribc ¿ 5 . Sanford sonr' Sahiord Furnittire Coe— THE CHRISTMAS STOCKING way in hlithsucne bevies and with song. so from tbe giftrhand. Christmas day. Bow tokens that Lie's joys prolong. Tbe sew* :— -sen'* symbol: hie £ cliann. wish arid .delight is interkeking; sod plainest gifts the heart wiU warm > • be they b it found within a stock* ing. • *»* Time can destroy the dearest whim; the sweetest Joy age can bedim; but on life's way all love to pouse each year a day with Santa Claus. Though beads be bowed with weight of y ea rs, and o n w a rd 1 i erowd life's s a d d e n in g cares, the mem'ry turns at 'Christmas tide in g ro o v e s o f c h ild ­ hood's Joys to guide. T h en h an g the s to c k in g s — great and small: , our chimneys p r it e w ill know them all! He reads tbe wish in every mind.' wished for aye to find. Yes.* hang the stocking, young and old! Let Saint be retold I o ld Let heads M. M. Smith has L000 acres of celery whi ch Messrs. Lewis and Barlow, prominent Land. Sold on easv terms. prove that orange buyers, were in the city on Tues­ naught Fresh oysters served in every at day. can age tbe Pico restaurant. . young Dill Pickles, sweet mixed, cucumbers, Now is the time to buy your sub-irri­ If it's printing yon want, send it to Tçç mangoes and sour pickles in bulk. gated land. See M. M. Smith. * Hzxald office. First-class work guaran­ Quu. Evans. Lettuce plants for sale. Any quanity. teed. p • Ota- .Building Association The Majestic Comedy Opera. Company „ I I H. Q ia tto j The Sanford Loan and Building associa­ W. D. Francis, representing the H. A held the boards at the opera bouse last W. B Drew Co. of Jacksonville, was in the Fauhless white cherries. Lima Beans tion recently organized is becoming very Mrs. 11. L Gray of Tampa spent several qMpoteeend several uf-ttir fixing« ' tlLftT city yesterday. rinm h ia w cci.iiilh.hef ainrr. Mix R J . ary netting interested and taking share*. New lot. Taney goods, neckwear, novel Patronize the merchant* v hnv "sds" means perfection. Several house* will be erected at once appear in this issue. ties and ribbons just received nt Met Buy some shares tn the Sanford Loan Caldwell A Son's. through the agency of the association, and A Building Association for a Christmas Dean Spencer of Orlando was a visitor Some people seem to think Florida is ev eryone who lias not already taken stock ' \J See the splendid display of Xm as present. slow. Let them try Garner A Roberts to the city Thursday. should do so at once. novelties, toys, dolls, e tc Lost—Watch fob with cross: r . The holiday rush of shoppers to tbe with an order. Phone 39. The association will do much toward . Sanford Furniture Co. " advancing our city and should receive the back of'cross: will finder kindly r Garner A Roberts will have in a fine retail stores is under way now. John Horner, a well known traveling Herald office ? Fruit cakes that are fruit cakes, now encouragement of everyone. line of high grade confectionery, nuts and salesman of Oriandb. called upon the ready at Spencer' As usual you will find a large Phone No. 108. Xmas goods on December 1st. —«•v« » M*4ri Grocery---------local trade Thursday. * meal of “Xmas goods' at our store. Chase A Sanborn's tea and coffee, S. W. Johnson of the E O. Painter Cleanliness is the issue in. all food Genial Joe Dawson, representing Bur­ Sanford Furniture Co. 'Garner A Robe Printing Co. of DeLand. was in the city- best there is. products and along this line Garner A ger A Baumgardner of New York, was in Headquarters for Iron Age tools. Any on Tuesday. Roberts are building up a strong grocery the city Thursday; thing you want in hand plows, fertilizer A store crowded ..with holiday good* trade. Their store is model of fresh The surprise about the things we get distributors, etc- Harry J. Wilson. Special holiday prices in Furniture. San­ dean groceries well displayed and kept for Christmas constitutes half of the See Jim Harris If >ou have any heavy ford Furniture Co. in a manner that, looks good to the pur­ pleasure oi the day. hauling or breaking and cleaning up Mayor F. L Wing and F. N. Dickens, chaser. These young men are thorough land. Atrc Vaughn's S tab le* Visit Mettinger'a Toy Store. of Tampa, were distinguished visitors p) grocery experts and it has become a CrLrxY P lants. A few very' fine prick- the city on Tuesday. r Furnished room for rent. Good location; pleasure fur the trading public at iianf.vd only two dollar* per week If taken a t once bevl plants for sal«* Jno. D. Jinkin*. cor­ R. MT. Alexander, a prominent grower throughout this paper this week. Read to patronize the pure food emporium of Call at Herald office. Garner A Robert* « ner Third street and French avenue. of the Cook's Ferry section, was in the every page. . ___ For a short lime only. Tapestry Brus­ Just name your want* and if we city Wednesday. ,'J. P. Richards and Mr. Brother of De Observance o f St. Jo h n 's Day sels Art Squares, regular price $22.50. haven'L it will get it for you. Call and be Miss A. J. Coe of Orlando spent a few Land are in the city this week with a view St. John's Day will be duly observed in special price $17. Sanford Furniture Co. convinced. Sanford Grocery Company. days with Mrs. D B. Domini-y during the to locating. this dty on Sunday. December 27th. by Steak, ham and egg* pork and beans post week. ----------— Visit Mettinger'a Toy Store. The red cross stamp* are making their Sanford Lodge No. 62. F. A A. M. Chus. Campbell is greeting old Sanford appearance upon the letter* Everybody A. 11. Inman, a prominent merchant of and other toothsome article* at .Mr* G. L The services will bo held at the Metho­ Plant City, was in the dty Thursdnyv Takash's lunch room, opposite the depot. friends this week and looking after his should purchase some. dist church at 7 o'clock and the Masons Mr. Inman is desirous of locating a dry Robert Koch of Chicago an expert vegetable crop. WiUis Calloway, traveling freight agent will attend in a body. goods business in Sanford. W. A Morse, representing the Stevens e£ the Lnuiaviha A rwrfirar. was ~ Ah nddtegs win be delivered By Fast Don't yn« w»«h ycu ssuld fuel as rich Engraving Co., of St. Louis, called upon in the dty Thursday. Grand Master Silas B. Wfightjof lK-Land, the local trade on Tuesday. as you did when as a child you had a Mattings of all kinds and pattern* from and fine music will lie rendered by a male while dollar to spend at ChristmasT Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dann of Orlando 20 cents per yard to 50 cent* at E. A. quartette. came up in their auto on Tuesday.return­ Heffield's Furniture StorrThe prospective buyers of holiday goods A Merited Promotion will serve their best Interests by reading ing the some day. F. J . Schell of the,Lake Butler Star was At a recent meeting of the board of di­ the advertisements in this paper. ■ A trained nurse is attending to the in the d ty yesterday, enroute to his rectors of the First National Bank. A. R. Tbe store windows are attracting much wants of Mr. E. E. Webb, who was to se­ orange grove on Indian River. Key. who has been connected with the attention. Tbe holiday display is large riously hurt in the explosion. L F. Walsemonn of the New York Puck­ bank in various capacities for six year* and embraces many new novelties. Mrs. J. W. McKinnon left for Lakeland er left Thursday after spending a week in was appointed teller. .This it deserved to visit her relatives— Later she wlU visit the celery delta tn the^nterest of his paper prombtiba for the gentleman anti will be J. D. Letson has been appointed sanitsry Inspector and Is also acting us night relatives in Macon. Ga.. and Aiken.S. C What to Buy- We can help you in your a source of satisfaction to his tbany friends, policeman during the illness of Greene T. F. Williams of Daytona is in the selection from a large and varied stock of especially those who appreciate tbe oourSmith. • t city this week. Mr. Wlllinms is one of us choice holiday present* Sanford Furni­ teou* prompt attention which he has rendered in the past. now, being interested In tbe Sanfonl Gro-. ture Co. Mr. J. II. Castle, from Jordan. N. Y.. is here for a month or more. He is attend­ eery Co. Miss Dickson and Miss Slemmons of Or­ Built t p a Good Business ing to' business and looking for an orange ‘J. S. Chaneey of Lakeland has aocept- lando were in the city Thursday, having . —-J.4L Range, the Cvmm Oula lllkfl li putgrove. ed a position in thf A. C t. ywnls in - m n e up Id ultrad german at the ting some fine cold drinks upon tbe mar­ city, and with his family wiU make San­ Sanford House. Tile city Jm* hern full ftf tre-rl—fr”™ ' ket these day* Of course Cocoa Cola is the country and neighboring towns this ford his future home. Japanese chi tinware, toy* furniture, his leader, but he also handles a fine line week. It Is the season fur making holi­ Dr. and Mrs. O. W. King leave today Christmas novelties of all kind* We can of soda water and ginger ale made from day present* foe New York. They will also visit home suit the multitude. Sanford Furniture Cb. pure sugar syrup and pure water. The folks in Virginia and expect to be absent .» W. W, Stripling is preparing to make Mr* E. E. Edge and children moved Sanford Cocoa Cola Bottling Co. is now ¡Sanford his future home, and will be to the city on Monday. Mr. Alexander back to their home at Taylorsville Friday recognized ns the leading buttling works of this sort inn identified with tbe Slnfonl Grocery Co. has many friends In Sanford who are It is a joy to hear the pretty haby where Mr. Edge is engaged in business. -— * , always glad to sec him •after Jauuary 1. voices waxing eloquent, over the wonder­ Just arrived, a fresh line of imported Niw Cigar Store Exhibit space is absolutely free at the ful doll* barking dpgs and other special W. J . Young of Jacksonville. J. E. maccaroni. spaghetti, vermicelli. A B C The City Cigar Store Is the la teat addiSherman of S l .L ouI * W. A. Stringfellow Slate Fair and those contemplating mak­ Christmas joys and toy* French pea* etc. Gaknex A Rosam . tiuu to Sanford's mercantile interest. ing exhibits should correspond at once and Freji H.‘ DeGory were among the Ready matter pertaining to the Christ­ W. 11. Corbett, wife and little son Theo­ This store occupies the room next to with the Secretary, W. F. Stovall. Tampa. visitors to the dty this week. mas season, together with interesting dore. of Miiinenpuli* Wisconsin, are hers Ensminger*-Photograph-Gallery on Park------William J . Bryan win deliver an ad local new* will be found on each one of About this time It U well to hint re­ visiting Mr. auii Mr* Hancock and family: avenue and wilt carry a full Unc oT cigar* the 44 pages of this paper. garding what you would like for Christ­ High grade Cigars and Tobacco. Smok­ tobacco, stationery and periodical* ina* only it is not wise to throw out a Tbe railroads have Joined in a special ing and chewing. Most complete line in store of this kind ought IQ enjoy I suggestion about one thing only unless rate of one fare plus 25 cents for the the city. 1 Cha* Evans. you are anxious to be given duplicate* round trip from all points in Georgia and Walter Drone, who has been visiting his From Distant Nova Scotia Florida to Tampa during the period of .The immense crowds of holiday shop­ aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mr* Henry Un­ G. W. Clements of Westpprt. Nova Sco­ the State Fair. February 3-27. next. pers In Sanford bespeaks a fine trade for derwood, leaves today for his borne In tia, Is a visitor to Sanford and likes the our enterprising merchant* Sanford Is A.-C. Hart spent Wednesday in the dty. Georgia. dty and surroundings so well (hat he will becoming the trading centre for Orange We p ert afraid Gus had deserted the Cel­ spend the winter in Florida. Our popula­ Rev. D. U Sweat left last Monday for county and prut of Vohtsla and Lake ery City but be assure* us that tie will re­ tion is truly cosmopolitan in character as Miami to attend the annual conference of «untie* - turn again and take up surveying work. the Methodist church. He will return the famous celery section brings people Y. 0. Green, representing the New Nothing nicer than a beautiful rocker from every section of the globe. York Produce News has been in the d t y . . « ^ . , 1,. for your wife’s Christina* Special low PruL NewuiL Frank Guernsey -end -Witt prices nr the Sanford ruralTUTe Cb. ¡« the past week in the ImgWQrf Jllll | 1 ^ T . Branch of the Orlando orchestra were in era Clay Manufacturing Co, of Chat­ _ E. E. Swingle of Hickson. Tern*. who the dty Thursday night and furnished mu­ tanooga. Tern*, was in the dty this has been in the trucking business in that sic for the Social Club german. week extolling the merits of his vitrified section for the past fifteen year* has pur­ Bear In mind, the entire 44 pages of paving brick* chased eight acre* in Beck hammock and this issue of The Herald, except the litho­ The Princess Guaranteed Steel Range will move here with his family and make graphed first cover page* was printed this his future home. Range in Christmas novelties and fancy frwylr »west thing* At MetUngerV r - '-------- Box 733. Urlando, Fla. J �•’.V i - * W Ttte SANfÔkb HE*ALbr-bt*em1w]6j80e CLYDE LINE IMPROVEMENTS Where Devout of the Celery City Worship Tomorrow. Sanford Will Soon Have Great Ship ping -Facilities Sanford's trful development in the past two years Is bell being recognised by the world at large, and the transportation ore among the first to aid and RESUME OF ALL CHURCH EVENTS rpmpanics assist In tills Tircat w4k. The Clyde Line is now making exten­ Of Interest to Those Religiously In sive improvements in their docks and warehouses and ere long this part of San­ cflned—Subjects of Discourses ford jvlll present n busy scene£with the for the Sabbath. number of workmen busily engaged In enlarging the pier and docks and erecting the nnrtiy new building« The former quarters were Inadequate to take care of the great trade of this city, and In order to facilitate the handling of freight and passengers the Clyde Line found It neccs sary to make these many changes. Sanford's location on the S t Johns, at the head of navigation, Is an Ideal post tion for a great city, and each day notes a marked improvement In the river trade. Notice r ir s t Baptist pastor; Sunday morn Ini • , irrvkv, 7;30; Sabbath achool. 9:43 um ll. Supt.: prayer merllng every lay, 7:00 p, m.; T. W. A. Orti Friday. 3 p. . S. Ian Friday. 9 P in.. PretbvlerlMft..*« Rev. J . T. HrKInnkm, pai tur: mori 11; «vrnlni wrvlc#, 7.00» ¡jo Um U t« -At-the Freshyterian church next Sun day Rev. S. L. Wilson, an able minister of South Carolina, will preach 'morning and .evening for the pas ton Rev. J . F. McKinnon. Mr. Wilson and Mr. McKinnon were college mates and have been friends for years. The many South Carolinians in und around Sanford will doubtless be glad of an opportunity to hearMr. Wilson. Large congregations have attended the services at the Presbyterian church this Tali, and the choir hns been strengthened “ by tire" nrtdUton^of~MntrSymmtTi^nB so- Annual meeting of stockholders of the Sanford Light & Fuel Company for elec­ tion of directors wlU be held at office of the president Monday January 11th, 10011, nt 2 o'clock p. m. F. ff. RJmvPreaident, Geo. H. F ermalo, Sec’y. _ Sanford Light & Fuel Co. Selling Florida Fertilizer J. A. Takoch is agent for the Florida Fertilizers, made In Florida by Florida people, for Florida people and guaranteed to be right. Mr. Tokach can be found at the Pico Hotel and will be pleased to see the growers at nny time and explain fully the vlrturcs of Florida Fertilizers. Read their "ad" in this issue. New Millinery Store t r H Burned, Fathsr Go»» ElghT Mil»» For Now Toy*. Gift« Intended for his eight children being destroyed when hi« lighting of the Christmas tree. Just before mid­ night. canted a Ore which damaged Mb Him* iti^CrtVeland. Alfred *'Hnm: mermelBter trudged eight miles through ■now before be could rouse a «torekeeper and gather another supply of presents no Jimt the children’s faith In Santa Claus might not lx» lost The children were asleep when Mr. and Mrs. UammermelHter completed decorntlng the tree, The father doelded to light the candles as a test They burned; so did tha cotton snow* balls. The blare awakened the chil­ dren. "Banty heref* they piped. "Is It mornln’ T** The parent« gathered them In their arms end rushed to the street Firemen brought out a lot of Ore ruined preaenta from the house. “Sants'been nnd gone and our things - ‘i... t. ..(.A Is burned ««»•» up!” Sthe children cried. nammdrmelster began his weary search for an open store. He em­ ployed the Infrequent street cars for long stretches, but trudged mile after Finally bo mile In fruitless search routed a storekeeper from his bed and, burdening himself with a new supply, trudged home to turn sorrow Into Joy. Hunting Christmas' QKosts. Ghoet hunting bids fair to become the-rulIng-pesskMi-of Washington so­ ciety. The fortunate owners of a peaked bouse, roped with ivy aud densely surrounded by trees, ore Issu­ ing cards for a Christmas specter hunt The Christmas ghost bunt Is Imported from England, w « tbo bouses g ç ancient enough to harbor specters who were fliere before William the Con­ queror. The comparative newness of this country leads some to predict that the fad over here „will fall. There are 'lugtou there is flffifTtr tnn—trengnnr guarding ghost»—an out aud out bucca­ neer o f the Spanish main Tnncty, with cocked hat, gold lace, ruffles, high yel­ low boots, rod Jacket and an odor of antiquity.^TbOSo acquainted with him Ju st Arrived at Sanford Grocery Co. ssy that he clinks hl« chains of stolen Buckwheat flour, old homestead flour, doubloons.—Washington Star. graham flour, hygenic and superlative A Christmas Sentiment. flour. Snider's catsup, chilli sauce, oyster Ilowovcr sincere we may bo In our cocktnil, and salad dressing. v efforts to spread Christmas cheer, our cbarlt^ Is none the less a testimony Ju s t Received The largest line of sporting goods ever to our sense of the fact that peace and good will' have not come upon the received In Sanford—guns, rifles, hunting earth. I’ororty and wretchedness are clothing, eta " Harry J . Wilson. . not to bo offaet by yearly gifts of ban­ store in the Plazco stone building and prano and Mrs.. Howard, as ulto. . A .cor­ will have a filli and completatine of mil­ dial invention to attend the services next linery nnd novelticf. Watch The Herald Sunday Is extended tdlllt. ' ------ for later announcements.----------------- p sitn r:. Sunday murnlnj atrvlc*. II; avrnlnl »«Tvicr. 7*30; prayer mretini Wednesday, 7 :0 0 p. m ; Sabbaih Khool, 10 a. m. J . C. Enamlnjtcr. Superintendent. Catholic Rev. I t m * , lector; itrvlcr* every »eeond and fourth Sunday; early m an. 7 a. to.; m an und terinon, 10 a. nu; Sunday icliool. U a. m.; veipert. 3 Christmas day: Low mass, 0 . a. m. Low mass, 7 a. m. High mass nnd sermon, 10 a. in. Sunday. Dec. 27: Mnas mid sermon, ’ 10 a. m. Italy Cress FpUeopel Rev. B. F. Drawn, rector; A*. D. Key, senior war den; Sunday morning service, II; evrnln* »rrvkw 7:30; Sabbath ichcnl. U:4Sa. in ; B. F. Whitner. SupL; prayer tneetlns. 7 :30 Wednesday evening. . Clay Tile For Sale. Pulalkn Tile for sale In any quanity. _____ G. F- S mith, B ox 371 Ju st Received • Lowncy's Christmas line of fine candies the finest in the city. G arner & R o b e r t s . Religious services nt the tent In front of Catholic Church, upper park at half past two, and at half past six o'clock. Conducted by Rev. J. A. Williams, Black­ smith Evangelist. All are cordially Invited. i kets of-food and outgrown clothes. We ought to make the spasmodic kindllnoss of Christinas ono of tbo constant farces.of our industrial world. Equality and fraternity arc born not of charity, but of Justice. Instead of commercializing Christ­ mas we ought to Chrlstinaslze com­ mercialism.—New York Mall. Maintained Hi» Point. IS YOUR —:—!--- ;—i---- T h r ' ja n w a o n vn ie e x p o s m o rt A splendid opportunity for every county I in Florldu to rnWertlse its resources is af­ forded through the offer of free space for exhibits from the various counties at the Florida Ex posit Ion-Fa lr to be held nt Jack­ sonville from January 20 to March 20. [ 1009. The Exposition-Fnlr is In charge of I some of the leading business and profes­ sional men o f- Jacksonvll!e;-nnd - these gentlemen me working hard to make the Exposition-Fair a success. Jacksonville, the gatewuy to Florida, is visited every season by more than u hundred thousand tourists, investors and hoincscckert- An | e resources, including fruits, vegetables, farm products nnd manufacturing enterprises of the various, counties, placed in nn attractive manner in-the Exposition-Fair at Jacksonville, will be an advertisement that will .bring results. The management of the Exposition-Fair states that a number of counties linve nl- 1 __ .ready made appropriations far juaintain— lfig exhibits ot the Exposition-Fair, nnd that others ore ra pidly'f ailing TtTTIneT No charge is mnde for space for nny of | these exhibits. A splendid program of ___________ T ^ ie d ’for the Exposition-Fair nnd there various special features through- 1 out the sixty days that the exposition will U- open. Many prominent men will [ attend and deliver addresses on these oc­ casion*. Reduced railroad rates from all sections I gre promised and It is expected that the | attendance will break all records. Rsspsctsbility. Respectability Is a very good thing In Its way,, tytt It does not rise su­ perior to all considerations. t would not for n moment venture to hint that It was n matter of tnste. But I think I will go ns fnr ns thin—that If n po­ sition is admittedly unkind, Lincolnfortabie, unnecessary and snnerflgoualy qsclcss, ulthough it were ns re­ spectable us the Church of England, the sooner a man In out of It the better for himself and all concerned,—Robert Louts Stevenson. PRINTING Roger Minot Sherman while nrgntng n celebrated case said that bis oppo­ nent could no more prove bis point than ho could cut a hair lengthwise. bile he was still talking the oppo­ nent, who bamiennj. ro hnv«. r, Hlmrp knife, pulled a tinlr from his beard nnd split It. As he held it up the court bognn to laugh, and Mr. Ahor­ man quickly called out, “I said n hair, sir; not a brlsUo." Her Ago at Monte Carlo. A fashionable French holy who had lost heavily nt Monte Curio cutered the gaming saloon while n funner friend of hers was winning In a sweeping style lhut seemed destined to break (he batik. “ I am so glad to sec you litre, prince, aud In such luck, too!” she cxelalnird. “Do tell nits a lucky number. Ii Insure to win, for you Are'now In die'vela." The prluco generously piare»! a pile of gold louts before the vivacious lady, whose beauty hud successful].; delitti tile effects of tlilrty-stx winters, nnd sa Id: “ Fut It alt on the n u m b e r of jour years nnd reap a golden h a rv e st," The lady reflected, hesitated nnd thru placed the pilo on twenty-pcv»<n 1 All instant later the cmiipln »aus out: *— "—■ “Thlrty-sU reti wins!" “neavens!” muttered tlis-Ud,' fainted. “Thtrty-blx Is exmTly.iuJ ngel" ëA UP TO Is it os good as your business ? Does it <1q , you credit, or does it misrepresent youT ' Think it over, nnd if you find it is not as good Us' you lliu iT ^ liu gT iritrb^ iiT W bnce: If you are needing letter heads; bill heads, envelopes, cards, statements, circulars, booklets or anything of that kind, let us heur from you. We will submit samples and prices on request If you are fond of especially -nice stationery, ask to see our Bonds and Linens. You’ll be sure to like them. L«wn Mowers Special prices to reduce stock. If you want a good mower at a low trice, nowit S.gni.orcLEei'a 1d scythes, grass hooks and lawn rakeo. Hairy J . Wilson. ' Cabbage Plants Tor Sale 1 have about 12,000 cabbage plants at Monroe which 1 will sell at a reasonable price. E. R. Pottcr, Sanford, Fla, Sanford, Florida tu n tn u u n t T h e H erald t m a i i ii t t iM TTTST �g «Aorowp HERALD, December Id 1906 r TO FLORIDA GROWERS: The Anthony Truckers’ Union Merry Christm as Florida Fertilizer Manufacturing Co.; i* . j‘ _ - . ^~ * Gainesville, Fla., Dear Sirs:-Our Union of forty-four members arc i -j> - , ..using Peruvian and Fish Guano Mixture r i Happy New Y ear * Bean and Pea Spe"-~ - tbepi to give good satisfacti6n. Your goods have been used here for ten years. F . W . B ISH O P, Double Strength of Potash No. 1 D. S, P. Secretary. cial Peruvian and Fish Guano Mixture Established in 1886 Orange Tree Mixture -fo r bearing trees G. S. & F. Fru it Growers' Association. Brooklyn, Fla., • April 30, '01. Florida Fertilizer Mfg. Co., Gainesville, Fla, Gentlemen: I have used a flood many brands of fer­ tilizer for the past twelve years and have found noth­ ing better than* your No. 3 Straw berry Fruiter for Straw ­ berries, and only one or two that I thought would scarce­ ly equal them. I have used them for other crops, as well as* peach and- orahge trees, with entire satisfaction. Yours truly, J . S . G r in e r . S pecial Straw berry Mixture for first application to plants - The Florida Fertilizer Manufacturing Company wan established in Galncsvlllcr Florida in JHSU, and was the first com­ pany to manufacture fertilizers within the Btnte of Florida. It was through their efforts that the legislature of this state passed a hill protecting ImhIi the buyer nnd the manufacturer, causlftjTTnch sack to be inspected, or subject to Government inspection. This stopped nil fraud and adulteration, and now farmers ami m ak­ ers know what they are buying. Since its organization its efforts have been directed to the manufacture mid sale of fertilizers peculiarly adapted to the sol) and the crops of this state, ami that it has succeeded in making such fer­ tilizers is proved by its stendily increas­ ing business ns the reward for. its efTorts In that direction. Tropical or sub-tropical plants, citrus fruits nnd vegetables grown, for early murkets present entirely different propositions'from the routine nnd meth­ odiffllttirnfingTr^nKT^Nurnr To these propositions and the many iwrptexlhf!~ questions arising from them the Florida Fertilizing Manufacturing Company has directed nil its energies of study, chemis­ try and experiment, and as it result it Is offering to the .growers of' Florida brands of fertilizers that have no equal for the" purposes for which they nre made. Dif­ ferent plants require different plant food, composed of chemicals in different pro­ portions. derived from different sources, according to the nature and character of the plant. To meet these various re­ quirements of plant nature and ptnnt nutriment the Florida Fertilizer Manufac­ turing Company is compounding fertiliz­ ers that science nnd many yCnrs of exjierinients and experience have proven to be ns near perfect ns a knowleilge of agricultural chemistry can make them. F ertilizers The Florida Fertilizer^ Manufacturing Company hns been engaged in the man­ ufacture of Fertilizers *in Florida for a period of twenty-two years. During that time we have shared the success and udversities of the growers of Florida in their seasons of good crops nnd their years of freezes, nnd through it all the merit of the goods we manufacture hns caused our business y> steadily Increase year by year. This continued success of our fer­ tilizers is due tq the fact that as a Florhia institution It has become recognized by Florida growers, that by reason of our natural and mechanical advantages we arc in a position to mamlfacture better fertilizers at lower prices than any of our com j>eti tors. . We are situated in the central part of of the Stute, nnd wo are enabled to get our crude materials direct from the slaughter-houses of the West and from the (Kitash mines of Germany and nitrate beds of Chili and Peru, at greatly re­ duced rates compared with our Northern competitors. Our facilities for producing fish scraps have been complete, taking about tlie whole product of one factory for years. . And when we have our crude muieriuls assembled in Gainesville we hnve ouTfncfory equipped with the mosf modern and improved pulverizing and disintegrating machinery, by means of which we can turn out fertilizers at the lowest possible cost per Ion. These are the reasons why we sell bettor goods at lower prices. Celery Special Christmas > ♦ ♦ + + + + + ♦ + + + + + *+ + + « + 4 * 4 + * 4 J. A . T A K A SH , SANFORD AGENT Potash Onice of T he C a n t a l o u p e G r o w e r s ' U n­ B ion o f u sh n ell, F la. Florida Fertilizer Mfg. Co: Gainesville, Fla., Gentlemen: I desire to state that I am this year using your special brands, namaly. Cuke Special, ..Tomato Spe­ cial,M elon Special and for Strawberries. All of these goods are giv­ ing entire satisfaction. _ __ ___ Yowrsjruly._______ d. B. T owns. Our Brands Merry No 3 . Blood^Bone and It Is no longer necessary to argue with grower that he must have a special fer­ tilizer (sometimes culled u "complete fertilizer") cannot be made to meet nil the requirements of different plants. Plant food, for Instance, In the shnj»e of "pot ash.m a yl>s accessary ipJnjgejpuntitie* to produce desired results on one crop which, it applied to another crop with other requirements, would be a waste of potash. Therefore, the ■Florida Fertilizer Manufacturing Company com­ pounds numerous broads of fertilizers to meet the wants of various vegetation. A fertilizer /or pineapples must Im made radically different from it fertilizer for young trees should not be used to produce h lnrge orop-of potatoes, fur the ft*tiM*P: that the demands of the plants are as differont us the nature of the plant. The Florida Fertilizer Manufacturing, Co. .% • Potato Mixture No. 2 Orange Free Mixture Double Strength in Potash S traw b erry F ru iter Lettuce and Cuke Sjjpcial ”,,f » ^ Our Golden Fruiter A Happy ear HEAD Q UARTERS P IC O H O TEL rar 1 �-------------— uf JjD‘ o ' t ' ' ,: . y* r í V JfcÄtfif THE SANTORO HERALD, D«C*mb«f 19. »908 _ ■ |T"" 1 AlilU/iC'lnnceship into close friendship. Give from t the heart, not simply from" the pocketbook to replenish the purse that has given to you. A Budget of OpInloH “ Ju s t Be \ e e • *, • ■■■ of happinoM beamed-on the -mother’s face and her eyes grew moist as she look­ ed up nnd wHfi&Nfi. "That Is dearer to me than all the rest, my darling bov,*' . * . . • e e 4 The churches yf Christendom never } During the- approaching" holidays en­ _ tw een »You and M e " bore sweeter or more beautiful fruit than deavor to make the lot of some poor and that which ripens and is plucked by the needy fellowman more endurable. If not dimpled hands of childish Innocence from by a suitable gift, then with words of EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN I the Christmas tree on Christmns eve and cheer and comfort, nnd rest assured they night.' Throughout the Christian world will be appreciated. Some one hns said “ A Ctilcl It Among Ye Tahlnf Notes, everywhere the churches will be brilliant that no one hns n.hnppy life—only happy with the radiance reflected from the gra­ days. In the race for wealth we ore ond faith, Hell Prcnt ’Em"— cious Christmas tree with Its boughs bend­ prone to ignore the misery of our fellowSo Sayt Soiintcrcr. ing with the gracious fruit of love, tokens men, to neglect extending a helping hand SfNftl CtrntptWnM MTht Htrald, for the little ones. The children are the to the indigent and infirm. People are in Under the Mistletoe Ttie girl from Philadelphia hopes of the world, and It Is meet that want through no fault on their part. nut alow, tn soma thing# la not alow. Christianity should be made to them the Help the poor, comfort the sick, give drachma mel Waa I She aar*:—"Good dTaciotta Beneath that mistletoe? fairest and brightest thing on earth. words of cheer to the opiwesscd nnd Every church in the land, every place of The S t. Louts girl a startled look I duwn-lroddan. --------------At once twain a toi wear worship in-every land, will bcnr'thc same •• • k' strange? I aha rirlaln is —-"llow didn't know 'twas there. kind of tree which will bear the same Christmas Is Coming species of fru^t on Christmas eve, and The San Francisco maid demure la calm as calm can be • 4 Chrlstnns time Is npiiroacifirig—that They will all be surrounded by happy, ex­ As. with a blissful amlle, she soya,— ’ You've canght right on. I seel" pectant children who will express their joyous sensOn ot peace, good-will, egg-nog delight in many languages. This univer­ and Sunday school Christmas trees—nnd The Boston girl removes her aped. Her classic face sedete, sal Christmas tree grows from the heart» preparations for1 its observance and celeAnd. es she looks nrourxi. she say*:— ‘TTI lake a seat and w all." TJje Gotham maiden lifts herself Iun a liny toe, Remarking aashe.takrs one more. " It's English, don't you know?" ^ . miBl-sal®**1 ~ ^®- must subdivide Hie «Saviour's birth—the Messiah ih -- vt*Hl í w m . i. toK .. _ -. i tv. . ,neutriit nmounl he has-not la many, many P«rOur churches nnd Sunday school* tre cels—and also scale down t h e c w t l n 1nil mnklng elobornlc preparation* for u,I* ->■| m many cases for presents that will pass loiyt-looked-for lo^-looked-for event: event; but wi»h with a| muster as costing S3 when he paid only orations and anticipations. Nay ^ SO cent, for them. **'r the honored One's bidding. ,0 And girls ¿ire getting horribly smart! the sick and oppressed, to care h* ^ From his girl friends he *UI receive ,l<* and oppressed, to care for * ido^ gorgeous pen-wiperf which they know he and orp h «^ ahd make glad the home, i l l f bo ashamed to place upon Ms desk J*f ° on®8 ^ho me not surroundaj T o l viewed by the Jeering* clerks; or by the; better things of this life. Rem(n, shaving paper In an elaborate case, bar this nnd you cannot fall to enjo, ,hil S u n * who have brother, know ChriMmaa M„wn ,0 th? fullest, .»d ^ hauhe manwho shaves himself use. have done what you could to make other, 1 leuer. or scraps of newspaper when he H“ “* charity-love, cannot find a damask towel Mamma looks forward to her annual 14 A majority of the chimneys in Sanford will soot Santa Claus very well, thimble and bargain-counter scissors, and papa will, of course, receive his customary 4 Of nil those who give and receive on briar pipe with nmbired mouthpiece.' Christmas eve none w ill be better sooted The old man is absorbed in consulting than Santa Onus himself. his bank account nnd wondering where he will be at after Christmns time. He The Bachelor it is who will not only indjrectly present He admit* with n HSUeUiot t. mockln* the gifts of the children, the young wom­ That C hrlttinsi no Imigcr runaUer He hasn't a single stocking an, the young man and all the others of TTiat isn 't funaihairs. • • • 14 Santa Claus are worn by 0j| \ini parents. 4 Remember that in giving a-pH-se is more In the spirit and.expressiveaeii or the gift W rathin'its intrinsic value, if o young man nnd poor, a small gift to your Indy love, If she in a sensible girl, will be much more appreciated than one she will know is beyond your meant* When the gift is proportionMe to one’» means, and given for its usefulness and beauty, it means more as a souvenir of friendship than n more valuable one would without apprecintenest There nre poetry, and friendship, and love in gift tokens, nnd a wise person, man or woman, can read a language sweet and musical that would be entire Greek m mhxn flaus^ttéjrtxnrkl- not give “ them proper. Interpretation. Better still, the brave Sanford girt Another rlan'lnsir-nd QJLiUinding lust beneath, she tries— S?le wears It < on her headl e a v D î l u Wî i t; 1kV ■J L H r pr sU. M :J Í m m il 4 It I were only'Snntn Claus! And then whntT Snntn Claus litis a mission. Ho is a lumbering myth, n transparent fraud, a jolly non cst. an unexlsting saint, a be­ nevolent patriarch, an Imaginary mon­ arch and a wholesale blessing to humanity anti every hotly who is old enough to have teeth with which to eat his fruits and bon bons know-all this. But In spite of his non existence he exists, and every child in this big world where Cliristlanity has a foothold, whom the dark, gloomy vpH ufpoverty itm imr Bingen flirt! 1HBIC .. knows and has enjoyed and blessed -him a thousand timcs.t I’d like to be Santa Claus just one Christmas. With iny gilts I’d burden all the boughs of all the trees raised in my honor, and I'd mnkc every seam and stitch In every pendant stocking burst its • bounds with the plethora of my* "bounty. Fd give comfort to the afflicted and hnnpines* to the distressed. From the shin­ ing heayen I'd snatch the warm sunshine and I'd pour it Into every human heart and sou). 1 d ride the mountnin tops of nature and from my cthorcnl perch would learn the mysteries of .divine love nnd the terrors of divine wrath, and would in­ ject the former when 1 had uprooted the* intterjron) Uic breasts of metu —To the rich I would add bless! ngs.'"To the poor 1 would give riches. To the af' dieted the lonely, the disconsolate, the oppressed, the sore at heart, the hungry, the outcasts of earth, I would donate my full supply of the halms of heaven. To the married who love, 1 would add " to the ratio of a thousand fold to their ~ Happiness. To the husbands who desired separation 1 would givo divorces and to the wives forsaken 1 would give alimony. To the childless 1 would give children, — TOtire cni'nTTen i wmiirt RIVC CVCry COVcletl t joy, to the old I would give youth, to Uic young 1 would give wisdom, to the bold 1 would give discretion, to the timid I would give courage, to the girls 1 would give the sweets of love, to the spinsters I would give husbands, to the bachelors wives, and to those that wunlcd I would see to It that all their wants were supplied. • ••■s' • A Clear Held She sen an* a Christmas emot­ ively thing—it suiti: " A inveir ' Meet me under the mistletoe When ratio's safe In hetl.'' • 4 There are some young men in town Who are very fond of children, and never let a baby carriage go by without stop­ ping tiie propeller and then chuck the chap, if chap he be, dinlcr* the chin, nnd get ofT some baby talk which im|if<‘svs tlip bystanders with tike idea lintl lie is a very fatherly, kind-hearted young man. It is a very nice trait, and is sure to please. There is some danger, however, ip the practice, because some babies will soy and do things which tlu not add to the pleasure of the young man This is given as a warning, and one who has suffered deems it fair on his part to tell |they are very unreliable • H • 4 A merry Christmas to every one of The Herald readers. Would that 1 could grant each nnd everyone of >ou the wish that Is in your heart Hoping to In* with you for many other Merry Christmas liinrs l remain, ---- Tm S scmmu*, —r + + ♦ ♦ ♦ + + ♦ ♦ + ♦ * + + + k♦ * * * ♦ + * r FROM \ ™ w v w e e s ts ts tS iiie ititiT T - From The llersid's Spvclnl Currcapondtnt - • By Wireless trlrphimc Silas Billing»!)' is going to »tart a onetable restaurant lit comiCi'linn wifliTtu barber shop. Sile is chock full of i*iitrrprise and bodily vigor. Josephus Dittuiorc has decided to ac­ cept n position as head imrtcr in Sim Gulliver's livery Btablc. The gratifying news bus been received that Jim Bixler's |x>llevil mure is much improved. She was ‘ at deuili’s door for several weeks’. I>eacon Erastus John*on. who raised a collection last Sunday to help lift h (but­ tle mortgage on the new hemp carpet in the church vestibule while over to Indi­ anapolis yesterday, became inveigled inp gnme and~lo5r~$^'tt»r-nTnH had to sell his coon dog to mnkc up the shortage. Tiie Gulliver boys sicked Jim Peter’s • dog on the Widow HufTstetter s dog in front of ilio Newligiit church Inst Sunday And a whole lot of itTic congregation sneaked out of the meeting house und got so excited over - the tight they wanted to bet mi the widuw's hull jiup. it finally broke up the meeting nml Preacher Bunker had to go out hndqcparnte the dogs. Tliose cussed Gulliver iMiys nre ■ constant source of trouble in tills cotnmunity.- — _____ ____ ___ lU ixm ,__ « !} > • ___ 4 There was a sprightly little woman in - • ------w. >< . • • The Ileruld oflice last Saturday. After t sire hud incidentally given her opinion on the matter of the Santa Claus myth she said there was . one abuse which site hoped Thu Herald would attempt to cor roct—that is the promiscuous giving of presents at Christmas time. This little 1AÜ.V lady believes in like holiday splfUr-thlnk* that Christinas should be made merry for of a ChrlsUan people and Its fruit forms bratiun are well under way throughout the .household, but will be expected to gush all, but sire does not approve of the prac­ the truest and most beautiful expression tikis free and glorious country of ours. tice which is so universally prevalent in [ tlf .............................lx* tnims n. n]f —Children. urtlRSI with rite stubs of pen­ Wl— >» »— ......... __ r .v«viitO I1IUUC •of-------The glvlhj'oT'presents. Extravagant church. Let no church foil to plant und cils and scups of paper, urc laboriously to himself for which his purse strings have paid. He would have been able to have presents are made not dnly to intimate cultivate tiie Christmas tree. producing letters for Santa Claus to read, selectod fur more appropriate gif10- fot 'rads, litóse whom we care most for, but eqchcpUtlc a hopeful request for some hlmoelf, and at much less expense, but 5hcr* who-are-merelyjoinod TOTH by Impossible gift. A Boy's Present to Mother when was he ever consulted! The only ..hnl acquaintance by a meaningless 4 I knew the family well, one ofThe most Tiie small boys,_w}K)«C- newly acquired rqyj)Lligbt inThe darkness~ofills reflec­ - ’exchange of gifts that - can-oftetr Illy be respecnsl lrt the' country." There nre a knickerbockers warrant a masculine dis­ tions is that this blessed season comes afforded by the donors. The heart does number of educated chlf&fon. It was last belief in Santa Cluus, are Ikopefully ex- but once in a twelvemonth. present, and Instead of Christmas mum,- and tha family had as­ peeting-shotguns, bicycles and cameras _________ ___* — 9 •' Its being a remembrance in its true sense sembled in the dining room for breakfast j from a source nearer Ikomc. To Real E state Purchasers 4 The best darned stockings on Christmas It is simply the liquidation of aomo for­ In tiie dining room for breakfast. Each Young ladies nre now .revising their morn will be the empty ones. Are you looking for Sanford jnopertjr mer indebtedness on “ th*e part' of the one placed something of value on the lists of possible givers, separating the and celery londsT Then do n o t be deceived • • givers. Once commenced thii practice of mother’s lap, and she allowed her appre­ sheep from the goats so to speak. They by every Tom. Dick and Harry dint ap­ gift-giving grows of necessity, and the ciation by a kind word of thanks to each. Oood Will io All Men know la reason that most of their presents proaches you and talks oljout cheap reciplenu this year feel that they must She looked about tiie circle longingly. Again the joyous Christinas from gentlemen will be hooks which they price of lands. Sanford ischssl^ worth is -proi«crty Rreciprocate the next year. There is no There was one son that held back. He near—the happiest of thetide — ..s v » * s season season or year, gyqd money aod will do not care to read. Their girl friends .— sentiment in such giving, and It soon ho- was a fine appearing young fellow, frank ■. will - present tiiesn * with finger files' and The.lUne when friends seem "nearer and a . Buy U now but buy it *r . comes a .material bunion tvi many fronrn and giillnni. but u ne'sir do well, the black and hdme-mnde handkerchiefs. dearer to each other; when tike family able real estate flmi. Look them up In financial standpoint. sheep in fact of the family, and yet as But the young inan has by far the ties are bound only more closely, and the Sanford Herald and do not trifle Let us have Christmas in oil Us joyful kind-hearted a boy as ever lived. At last hearts throb with an ecsUcy inexhardest time at Christmas. About th is! laving nM._kt.l~ »------with the man who is not in the.real meaning, but to do so let us observe It he advanced to his mother's side, and pressibly happy os we near the goal to­ lime be is figuring upon expending an estate business. The Herald will direct within Us intended bounds—not as a day putting hit arms around her neck, kissed amount of gifts, to be distributed among ward which Father Time hat seemingly you in this important matter? to buy particular social recognition or as the still fair cheek, and Said, "Mother, of expectant friends, that has heen making such swift strides. We are a time to attempt to furoo mere acquaint- dear, that is all I have to give.” A smile anotmultitude Wad* makes frequent tripe to SaafonL yet been saved from hi{ meagre an- but a few days distant from the day which all Christians celebrate in honor of Write him at Orlando. M “rilt! rnttllll‘lam~ “»,‘'“ *Vw TTn,***'it* U MACARONI D lliA | ■ i■ 'Æ ,.. ' - _ _ ----- �TUE SANfOWP? TtrKALD. D e o im b r r ifl inna « K iL W here you will find everything i the old and young. Öur assori largest-ln Orange County and able gift for you in We have thern^rom the cheapest to the finest, and the children will certainly think Santa Claus has camped in our toy department. __ _ -----. Our large assortment of Dolls will appeal to the -mothers, ancfthey are very reasonable in price F o r the O ld and Y o u n g For the boys, we have especially purchased a fine line of wagons, guns, rocking horses, games and smaller toys that will give the little fellows the real thrill of pleasure For the older folks, we have a mammoth assortment of toilet ar* tides, collar .and cuff boxes, mani-eure-set^hair brushes, combs~and leather goods of every kind ______ “HOuF full and complete stock of Chinaware and glassware comprise some of the prettiest and most sub­ stantial gifts in the whole list. * * I i F u rn itu re and S to ve s Purchased especially for our large and exacting trade, and in this de­ partment we can undersell all com­ petitors.. . . Our latest designs in chairs, Dav~ enporis, music cases, rockers, book cases, etc., will appeal to the-.Christmas shoppers. —-------- -— ;-------: No matter what you \v&Bt,_we can show you the largest as$ortsection. We have the stock and can suit every one. •. - �B y Fraomees had been falling In 1 the mountain!» many days | I before Christinas. Down In the sunbrlgbt vnlley mother nnd little Nina | U ? Jg y ..iI Bated up at the shining *S^ ^ £3IW peai|g an(j were homealck. They would gladly hare forgot­ ten enow, but father wae In a moun­ tain cabin all alono. meet them," he explained to the men «landing near. "Otherwise the poor fellow may have a aurpriae he won't like on Christmas day." To the stage driver's dismay there was no answer to bis cat), father's cabin In the Sierras was evidently de­ serted. "See here," said he to a friend, "you **TV11I he hang bla atochlnga by the call Drown up In half an hour and tell •tone f l r e p U d e r asked 'Nina, "and him that his wife ana daughter are don't yon a'poee he'll bo 'vlted tome on the trail." "The wires are down," declared’ a where to dinner?" "I wleh we had etayed with him," big m u who came In at that moment ■aid mother. "If he can live through from outside. "No use trying to tele­ tho’wlnter ln the mountaloa, ao could phone." With fear for the safety -of his pas­ yi'Jlu t hs told ns ‘no,* don't yon re­ sengers, the stags driver drove down member? He said ho brought us to the trail to the valley. . In the meantime the two plodded southern California on purpose so we along on the sure footed burros, call­ could live always In n summer land." Mother Sighed. The llttlo family ing merrily to each other aa they had been west only n few weeks when passed the well-known landmarks. On and on, up and up-they tolled, fattier was offered a position,as book­ keeper for a lumbon cuiupnaii away rip In the Sierras. Living'In iho moun­ wind more furious every mintneTune that tints-the tains had boon delightful through the summer, but at the first hint of cold faithful burros they could not have w&ther the .tent home was packed, fathor bought a cabin nnd sent mother kept the trail. It grew colder and colder, and the short afternoon was and the llttlo daughter to the valley. ended. That meant sudden darkness Father wan an artist nnd he de­ among those solemn, snow-dad peaks. clared that he should liko nothing It meant too, that mother and Nina better than to paint pictures of snowy peaks with no one lo Interrupt him and nothing else to do but to guard the company's property. "It Is n wonderful chance," ho bad Insisted. Mother nnd Nina had tried to beIleye ho was right; but the little Real Estate Agency ESTABLISHED IN 1869 Has as many. Real Estate Bargains , * * any Agency in Sanford furnished, seemod but a poor excuse lor a hcAiso. "I wlfih I could See him hang up his stocking," continued Nina. "Oh, I wish I could put this penwiper I'm ranking In the very toe-of H!" Mother made no' reply. She wished so much that she, too, might help fill that lonely stocking In the mountain Oh, mother, * _ Correspondence 'Solicited mother} But for the Faithful Burros They Could Not Have Kspt the Trail. HJ>a T-Cry.llfilUe to tell, the -ones- that gave 11 to you that you were getting ■long nicely without tholr Christinas present and that you really didn’t want • "Wb/, of course not, Nina. Wo must-think of the loving thought be­ hind (he Rift, even if Uncle John Jlipuld send no skates this very win- t / '|o)i, 1 ,have such a beautiful Idea." repeal ell Nina. "W e’ll ride on the ittgfl wVh the Christmas box nnd give ourselves to father for a Christmas present. Ho wouldn’t . return his Christmas present, now, would he?" "Would y.ou bo contented, Nina, lo live up ihoVer1 all winter?" asked mothoj, "JfOu must reinomhor that we will bo four miles from Fredntbu. You will have no llttlo girls to play with, . no school, no Sunday school, no—" "Rut, mothor, can't we have a school with you for the teacher, and n Sun­ day school? Can’t 1 hove a whole row of snow men to piny with? And. mother! we'll havo n real Christmas!" Tbtin It happoned that two passen­ gers went up the trail on the last stage of the old year. ‘Anybody going to .meet you In Fredolba?" asked Iho stugo driver. "The weather Is pretty severe up here » few Thousand feet higher. Had lots of rain In the valley nnd that means snow storms in the moutftnlns." "No one will meet us." said mother, "but we know the trail from Fredalbn and our burros an- there, although we didn't rxpcct to aeo llietp a min until were thoroughly frightened. They couldn't talk except to urge the burrcii on. The wind took their breath. "Wo won't be Christinas presents Tin afraid,” " sobbed Nina", througl chattering teeth. "BBy your prayers," suggested moth 'er, "It is all we can- do now."-------They had long since dropped thi reins nnd trusted the burros to choosi their own way. Mother recalled story after story of men who had perished on those mountain trails and she blamed herself for ever attempting such n Journey. Suddenly n wclcomt sight appeared before the struggling travelers— — —Thu.Tights «t"Sir. Titan's rnbin!~ exclaimed Nina. "Oh, mother! W< havo reached Mr. Deun’s. ranch nnd we’ro still alive I To-morrow we'l see father!" A funny thing then happened. Doth burros begun to bray.- Mother and Nina laughed nnd cried at the sound Instantly the signal 'was unswered Hobart Dean flung 'open- the cabin N a m in g ( the Picture. The arlltft Was of the Impressionist school. lie hsd Just given the last touches to n purple and hluo canvas when his wife came Into the ktudlo. scape I wanted you to suggest a tltlo fori* "Why not call It ’Homo?* " she said after n long look. —"•nomer Why?" “Because there's no place like It," she replied meekly.—Glasgow Times "Well, I’vo got a friend In the next room who Is despondent about him­ self. JiiBt tell him there Is no hope for him, will you?" romovlng her wraps, 'Are we froton or anyth WT" asked the child "No we're all right and so are the burros," was the reply. "Oh, bow glad everybody Is!" the little girl exclaimed. "And I'm hungry —and—and father, vrs'rs your Christfnaa mosenta Father, for some reason couldn't say -"Ymioarr*4i»!ephr)rTrrfrTjrfr Fredaltra,** -munk ' W Silt "aidn'f Mpeak 'of *r£ suggested the stage driver---- "Th»v ttmrtng-tha pridTbus gifts'and it Is toll me your husband has a telephone doubtful If anywhere in the valley be­ out at camp." low there was such happiness as filled "But we'ro Christmas presents,", ex­ the mountain cabin that Christman plained Nina; "ao we must surprise eve. him. Dou't you know that to-night will be Christmas eve?' “If 'thP- Wind dbien't come up, I Why She Stood There. you'll ba all right," the man replied, "Don’t you think," suggested a but uutssj I'm mistaken, there's a hravy snow falling In the mountains young roan to hla partner at a dance, "that wo should move farther up the thik minute." room out of the draught?" And ao does every town. . At Predalba every one advlsod "Oh. well, If you like!" replied the mother and Nina not to attempt the It the bottom of this town drops out. trail until morning.' This time It was girl, snappishly. It was only when ihey moved away mother who would push on. "We J mm»w ihwtrwH-wo-wst!^*-iata sfie; "afc'&i -that the-youth noticed that th e y bad And the bottom will drop outbeen beneath a large bunch of mis­ la two tletoe. hours we cth reach camp." If we fell to stand together and Work "It .stem s to we," aald the stage together for the good of the communi­ driver as he watched the two disap­ ty—myself, yourself and the other fel­ pear around the curro._"lt seems to me A Uaeleaa Present. that lom i folks haven't any aeuse," Aunt—Yea, Johnny, Bants Clans low. and shutting his Ups la ■ determined brought you ■* baby brother. fashion he went to the telephone and Johnny—Great Scot! Another peas­ called tor Nias's father. ‘T il tell him ant .that ain't asy use! Sanford Machine Foundry Works ------------- ----- ----------R E P A IR IN G O F -------------------- -------- A L L KINDS OF MACHINERY Gasoline Engine Repairing A S P E C IA L T Y B lack sm ith W ork and Casting Ma r i n e and Gas 214 ffak Avenue Engines �The »awrORD herald, December 19,1900 tmmttxmtmtttm TO N Y PASTOR AS SANTA Vetaran Actor Was the Friend of the 8 tage ChildrdVi There ere at-present“engngPiF-firlHrr ferent capacities ou the stage Htul in the theaters about too children to whom the holiday» usually are days of toll, and many of these little follta are breadwinners for younger broth­ er» aud slaters. It wiyi for them that the late Tony Pastor and his wife, Mrs. EL L. Peruaudez, and "Aunt Louisa” Eld ridge, now deud, Inaugu­ rated the Christmas festival which c m K 'r ment on theso occasions, and there hover is any Interference by the au­ thorities. Christmas, 1007, was Tony Pastor’s last nppearnneo as the chil­ dren's Santa Claus, and thla^year they will miss his genial face amPkludly attentlons. Last year lie was master of ceremonies and introduced his tiny "top liners.'* At the end of the act he presented to each of the girls a beau­ tifully dressed doll nuiLjo the boys boxes of candy or appropriate toys. Admission was by lnvitntlou only, and when the programme begau the Uouso was crowded to the doors, the halcouy being given up. largely to poor children of the east side. Some of the actors were mere babies, but they went through the business like veterans, and tho gravity of most of thorn -wvhen singles'their-comic songs wus Immruvdy amusing. One of the players was presented A8 Baby Esmond,* n perfect cherub, who piped a lovo ditty nnd danced with ono foot hold tn the nlr. Mr. raster sstd she wna of "this year’s crop," nnd When she had ended the performance ho asked her to tell the hudleuco tier age. Without shrinking from tho ques­ tion, ns her fellow actresses do, aho Another of the same mature years was "Miss Mirlan) Jackson,” If you please. She came out with a Teddy bear In her arms, sang a song nnd did such clover cohering' that every wo­ man In the audience wanted.to hug N. P . Y o well & Co Ladies’ Collars, Ladies’ Belts Fine Line of Ruchings Extra Wide and Full Large Barettes, Complete Line of Notions, Wool Dress Goods and Silks, Yard-wide Satins Full Line of Gents’ Furnishings j Hunting - Season j IS H E R E ......... I YOITWANT GUNS; SlfflXS ANF SUPPLIES W c c a rry , a Tull Line of New CÏUTY and Referee Shells, 10, 12, IG Gauge. T h e F ir s t C h r is tm a s W hy i (k m , /** ee. ren* W er« ih e W U e M e n Thu* In Ih tir hinds were seen _ T h * told Of m iretl 6 t|y1J . T h e myrrh oj Truth all*cJeia, T he ifrank! license of Duty, iwlft, age, 1 And thus they bore •way . The iortng heart »great treasure And knowledge clear dsy. _ m c iu f e . T o be our il/ea new m tn u ri. T h ree? Cod sent thorn for s afgn tie would not change nor alter tils go*1 Jif-d fair design, However man may iiiler. Whoso weykj fruit snd reach 1 he height of rr.in a e.ectloa Mud it* !|Si’hlcfe si d tesch T he trtp.;c*ta perfection. F rem " T k t H Y« Mtm fr o m tKs ¿ a i/ ," by B l i n Car mam. n doll babr, aniut "Poor John** and Id* vlted the nudlcnce to Join her Tn tho chorus, which It did with n will. At tho end of the programme Mr. Pastor announced that a banquet was await­ ing the children In the basement of Tammany hall. After tho little ones had been satis­ fied In that respect they were sent up to the main hull of the building, and thore tho really big feuture of the evening took place. On tho stage High Base Sm okeless In P re m ie r Leader A Large Stock of Guns and Fishing Tackle u n d A few blocks further he beard a-voice at his elbow: “Huy, mlstor, I want t’ thank y' for helpin' me when thui dude pinched me papers,” * "Hun along, sonny; don't lot It worr> y none. “I want t' give >■' a paper, mister.” "T ro t!” relumed Ihe other, curtly*. By D. M. EDWARDS "Please lake a paper, mister,” per­ i T WAS Chrlstnins night sisted the lad, running along beside -, and Patsey Higgins the man and holding out his bundle. *' ’cause, goo! wo don't of’on Imre folks he had more papers help us like you done. I'm stuck to­ Y than he could sell, night, anyway, an* have got plenty lo q With a small bundle spar«.’ under one arm and The gambler stood still aud sniffed A\ hands thrust deep In the air a» If at Hint moment, for the ^ his pockets he strollod first time, ha hud caughl the infection ifi up Broadway In the of ihe Christmas atmosphere. happy C h r i s t m a s "Pretty lough on some of you kids,” V crowds. Through the herald. "Here, lake this and go blow U diamond frosted win- yourself," he added, as ho pulled a y\ dows of tho restau- greenback from his pocket, pressed It ]) rants he could see the Into the boy's hand and continued on X diners within laughing Ills way. • f* and aulinaled over "I ain't askin' you fer money," called their holiday banquets. Patsey, tagging along In the man's He Jingled a handful wake, ”1 Jos' wwitod I* give you a and nickels In his pocket cd how In tho world a boy paper far helpin' me." The gambler made no reply, hut k of unsold papers on his A Newsb M err y Christmas . have his Christmas feaat, keep B through the night nnd atart him n ou*ini>»i the next inorulng, had ttcb chance to be so very happy. A* .he plodded aimlessly across H vgtdrd i ®f shoulder, lantani Jawed and duco Jumbe red women who blocked tho side . * , * mi uigtu re» . . . *■ scattering them Ilka tenpins ew L2£rn* no »Oologies. Blind to nJT***!!? bul Wb own 1,1 luck. he nok i*“11*1'11* until he came upon adlsd 'Dd boisterous man holding *" » y Md trying to taka his pa­ w s from him. «amnh,t th *lly> d o tn ,r Cowled the a J ' ** **• * ,T * *ho Tmitsaay man a cm! \ punch “ d tumbled him Into out I!»*if d,rt’ a,lowtng the lad to dart a. ' » « * * *» n j! stiff,” threatened the gam»- . ' u be leaned over the man, Jflf k,,1; M o t h e r word 1*11 wring jrer Tour Jir 0 lt up now' horJe t* her e T r*~ ' An‘ 1 s'Poee you'll boat t«kad * * ’ * “•** *t# ootnnienta(Waa ha ipiestH for certain articles, and ns they appeared one by ono and gave is name corresjKindlng With that on Mrs. Fer­ nandez's list the present naked for wus Home of theso were of delivered. costly quality, having been purchased with money donated to the enusa. Mrs. Fernandez said tho children of tho stage nowadays ask fur useful things rather than for playthings. Btnce these events were Inaugurated It la estimated that more thnn f 50,000 has been spent for gifts.—New York Herald. A Pr»y«r to th» Chrlat Child. Behold, ye season Is again at hand; once more ye snows of winter llo upon all ye earth, nnd all Chry*tantie Is ar­ rayed to the holy feast. Presently shall ye star burn with ex­ ceeding brightness lu ye east, ye sky shall tie full of swetu music, ye angels shall descend to earth with singing, and ye bells—ye Joyous Chrystmnss bells—shall tell us of ye bglw that was w n l k e il i i n . j i I L l l u U m i t H , — yr m r - born ttr-Belhlrhenr.--------------~--------- Come to us ubw, O gentle Chrystr block further nnd evidently thought chllde, nnd walks among ub peoples of himself rid of the hoy, when thu latter ye earth; enwheel us round about with suddenly piped out again: "Please take ycr znonqy hack, will Thy protecting cure; forfend all envi­ ous thoughts and evil deeds; teebo yer—" "Aw, beat It!” said the gambler, Thou our hearts with the glory of Thy love, aud quicken us to practices of savagely. ponmrgood wittrand chartty^niecf for Patsey stopped. Hs watched the Thy approval and acceptation.—Eugene General S p o rtin g Goods. GUNS Ft)fe RFNT The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co ■ ■ --------= C ■■ SANrUKD, TLORIDA ■ = •kV V <•*>♦ ♦ + -y *9**S*i* = ..... = *fr 4- NATURE’S WONDERFUL FOUNTAIN r r nrndarkucia and pled greenback tn his hands. Th« Bargain at Ham«. “Gee, wouldn't dat rooa’ly crimp Bobby—Mamina, let's give papa a OUR TRADE MARK yer?" he mused as he tumfed back Into lovely gold scarfplu. Pure w a te r Is case n tlsl to good health. the canyon of electric lights and head­ Mamma—That will be nice, Bobby. G uaranteed U. 8. G overnm ent analy s is o f W eklw o ta rin g w a te r.______ 2 ed for a place where he knew Bobby—Mamma, you p u t-la *4.00, In the high ro llin g pine lands of Oi ange'County, r ia he —would And cranberry sauce, and I ’ll put in a dime.—B rooklyn Eagle. U. S G overnm ent o ffic ia ls c la » » It's degree or m ineraM ralJon. »vllb JJreoJL ■teamed dumplings and minea pie at Rear and s lig h tly hig h e r than Poland w ater. Weary Widowhood. newsboy rates N either sw am ps, riv e r», (Ides nor rain* a ffe ot It. Tho death of the husband not only W on derful c u re » of rheu m atism and kidney trouble. . The Christmas Spirit. Large ba thho use , s u it», boots, toboggan slide, pavilions. blights the life of a Bengali widow, Tclrpho n s connections and d a lly m all. , Pycherby la a hard-hearted man. but makes the rest of her existence a haw hotel, new fu rn itu re , brood veranda, acetylene gas. The spirit of Christmas neve» louche» state of unmitigated misery and pri­ Hot and Cold S prin g W ater Roths TREE. New Toilets. him, and lie always chooses Chrlstmna vations. Rhe Is required to fast on C o lla g e s all fu rn ish e d lo rent, new tent w ith fu rn itu re , eve to give his superfluous employes every eleventh day of tho moon, when fo u r m ile» fro m Apopka, r ia .o n S. A. L Ry. she la debarred from all sorts of food notice. His wife, however. Is different; and Ihe entered the dining-room with amt drink fnr twenty-four bout». Her Äddrcsj W EKW A SPRINGS COMPANY, W eiiw t. Springs, FI* sufferings from thirst on hot days of a troubled look. "Oh. Qarsld,” she amid. 'Maud has summer are extremely painful, but Just swallowed a quarter! What ovrr ■he must go through them. The widow must live on one meal a day and shall we doT” High grade Cigars and Tobucco. Smok­ Maud, be It said, occupies the posi­ eschew meat and fish. Rhe must r e ing and chewing. Most com|>Jcie line in nounce ornaments and all sorts of lux­ tion of mald-of-all-worlf to tha Pyctferuries. The Idea of euclr s *(gt#.pC. the ciur»^____________ Chas. E vans. by household The Herald furnlsliea engraved visiting "DoT” repeated the master of the misery of bis widow Inwps a man house. "Well, I suppose we'd better from hazardous enterprise», not be­ cards at the same price asked In Jackson1st her keep IL She'd have expected a cause be Is afraid to die, but because French peus, etc. Gahnm K «Rustría his death means so much Christmas-box, an ybo w! �ness if • 1 p. si il v\ ir <F iti ita Ì •>*+++.> *<. <.++* + ++ + ^ ^ + + ^ ++ ! We Invite You �T1ÍC WWTORD HgfcÀLD, ' December 19, I90ß ^♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦+*++*+++ ++++ +4*++++ ++++ ++++ ++*+ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ It Gives me Pleasure to Announce my return to Sanford and the p I be at H om c-in the Plaxco Stone ornet^fcM 'ftgH eifiina Second £ | Opera Housed where a full Line | Hand Painted China done by Mrs. A . B. Com m ons, teacher of :: Cottage. of Christmas Novelties will be carried. Beautiful Souvenirs for the Holiday Trade. Bu Painting ' A t Our Spring Opening There Will bq a R p a ilH f n l A r . a y E aster Bonnets and the Latest Creations in ♦ ♦ ♦ <•+❖ +•{■+<•♦ < • ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ < ♦ ♦ ❖ < By LAURA FROST ARMITAGE. [Copjrtf ht. IM . by Am aricen IT «a s elation.] • + •(•+ •*•í* 4 . •$><•.> <. •>+-|m> <•+<•<•+++++<■+++❖ <■<$•<• « <■<••>•> ❖ ♦ *;•+-j- ❖ <•-j- •$ •}•<•^ & .5. .> ^ $ .j. ^^ Harry—You could If you feally want­ ed to eoe Rants Onus. Earl—Oh, 1 will! 1 w illig Bee mol (Fosea.) Gladya—W il l wa h a v o to ate n d bo children. Thpy’re not Mother cjooBtrw faailly. Aha! I see what they are up to. They’re wnltlnu to aee me, and they don’t want me to know them. Rut they can’t fool thla old fellow. Just S WEET v e r y lo n g ? ns If be didn’t know every child In the Fred—Oh, not very, very long I JV* world. I've found children waiting Am erican P ress Asso­ muat all be ready before 12 o'clock!. for me many a time, but they always (Copyrlcht. 1(08, by ciation.) We muat dress like Mother Oooeo chil­ fall a sleep nnd mlm mo. I'll Oil the r T * H B C h ris tm a s c h lm s s or* sou n dI no dren. nnd 111 fix von In your nl5.ee?. n o r i i n g n , « m i w r n i T t n r y DC s u r p r is e d i on th s a ir, IH be Roy Illuo. We can find soma when thoy wnko np and find they’vo * A n d , as I sit and lls ts n to th s lr dreas-up clothes In the attic. mlravif me after all. (Fills stockings, s w sst, Harry—I think I’ll bo Jack Horner. then puts toy or enudy Into Mlsa Muf- U n e a rt h ly m u slo, o ons Is s v s r y cars, 1 can bara a pio. F o rg o t Is all th s tu rm o il of th s strest. fet’s bowl and Into Jack and JlU’a Dorothy—I want to bo Hopeep. . A pot).) Now 1 muat be off. But 1 be­ T h s tr o u b is s 't h a t th s p a th o f m an be­ set. can« with a book handle will do for, a lieve I'll try that horn of Boy Bluo'a T h s v a s t a n s ls tls s of h u m a n Ilfs, •crook. once. (Blows and runs off, dropping A lt fa d s a w a y , and s v s r y fo n d rs g rs t Gladya—May 1 be Mlaa Mnffot? \ bom near door. Children route up a Is lost In all t h s lr g la d and Joyous I Earl—Wliut can Rath and I bel little at sound, then fall back Into for­ I Fred—You might be Jack and Jill mer position.) and carry a pall of water. An empty HI. BEAD CHRISTMAS TREES, pall will do. Now let's be off and aee Morning.— Fred (rousing)— Ob, I aayt what wo can find. Then we’ll go to N o v s lt y In v s n ta d b y G s rm a n W o m a n W«ke up! What are you all asleep fori A p p ro v s d b y K a ls s r. , Harry—Who’s been asleep? If jiaturo’H Httpply of Clirlatma» trees Dorothy (rubbing eyes)—Not I. gives out, as Homo peoplo havo feared G1ady a—I—was—a 1most—a a1ecp. It might, there will still be Christmas * Earl (yawning)—Did—ho—comet t r , ,.n MS ionir SB II German woman In Ruth (a lm o st-cning)=I__ was . ml dlflran come tip toolug In la ico» this city remalna alive. Out of green Hleepy. Hid you all ace him? beads, wire and tiny waxen ornaments Other»—Oh, no, no! Fred—Well, I'm afraid we were all alto constructii miniature trees which asleep. But I heard him. no blew on have been thought pretty enough to grace tho court of a big horn. j. Ludwig of HavaHarry and Dorothy—I heard hlin. ' "y rla In hla time’ Gladya-Aud tbcre'a your horn, Fred, r> and to amuse the over by the door, n e blew on th at children of Kalnuth— 8 m what’s In our pall! (Hold­ that, corner and hold up youtr thumb s«r Wilhelm of with ths plum on I t Jack Mind Jill. ing It up.) Gorma ny. T h a t jQliUlyA=Àfl<UlLJBJLJ?SÏÜ «stand- w e r -here-«»*! t«hs- th e .palt bo. Harry—And see the stockings I tween you. I will aland here« and ^hold All- Oh. oh, oh! (All run to get ths my bora to my mouth, so. Now, wd I d b a r - nativa -mustn't—m ora-our. eyes. It's .getting As k in g » ) ------ ---------- -----------------country. Dorothy— Oh, why couldn't wa havo late. Now, all ready! (A31 pose.) coming. foA m erkept awake? ‘ Ruth (after awhllei-O h . dear! Frcd—Well, wVvo missed him this i c s abo has made {tati la so heavy even If It la empty. time sure. Bnt next year we'll try tt them for various AU -Sh! well known pooagain, and we'll all keep awake. Gladys (after aw hilel-H ow myyarm All—Yea, Indeed, we will wifMl W r r f t 0uo of tl>0 “d- All—Bhl \ (Earl yawns aloud.) ' * All—Bhl f Harry—My thumb la Hired of stntwt lug up. Dorothy—I ’m—ao—al^epy) (yawning). A ll-B h l (Jack nornerfs hand) drepa. then hla head. Bopeep drop#(Crook and leans against wall. J i l l leUygo of pall and vantages of theao * n UJ trees, she says, la head chribtmab that they are *1TittJL moat Indcatmctlble. They may be bent, crushed, packed luto small compass, aud when they are wanted again It la only neces­ name. sary to straighten the brunches out ■‘John Evans," was the reply. Into the oiigtuul shape. BL Peter looked through hla book •ama. Miss Mujffetki head drops for­ ward. Boy Bine's toy#s clona sod born fa] Ia This rousesq/htm Jor a moment, but big ayefc soon,<01000•again, and he leans/again** the' w a l l ) Enter Bouts Ghtn^ (All fast asleep.) Baste Claua—tARI Well. well, welll Bamo of'tb s chBdap» of my old friend. Alotbee/Oooaa. Btif wbst are they do­ ing hare? (Walk/i al?out and looks at U wfe i know U>o.o five or alxty years ago. lu Munich, aha went to ouo of those schools where flit. ^ German glrla are taught to do, as her “But I am euro I belong hero," sold daughter Bays, "everything mlt tho the man. hands." It was having to make "W alt a minute,” said St- Fetor. Jle looked again and In tbe back of wreaths out of beads that suggested to her the notion or making bead Ihd book found hla name. "Sure." said the guardian of the gate, Christmas trees. Bho sot to work had "y«>u belong hare, but you weren’t oi- fashioned innumerable tlpy loops of pected for twenty years Who’* your groan beads, each at iba aud o f a long, •lender .w irf, 8 bo bound the loops todoctor!" _________ A Black M a rk F o r th e O t h e r O n e . A tnan by the namp of Evans died and went to lyaven, of course. Wbcu ho arrived i t the pearly gatoa ho aald to\Ht. Fetor: -Well. I’m hero.” St. Fcter looked at him nnd naked bis - Wltan <ho tnvsnlor wss a girl, fifty- lo n g h e re ." he » a id , p o in tin g to u ie gother In threes, mnklug trefoils’, and (he trefoils- luto branches and' tho branches Into n tattering trunk, the trunk being formed of nothing at all but the Individual wlros umsacd to­ gether. Then she trimmed the tree with cnndkts uml those tiny waxen fig­ ures which tlie Germans are adepts at making ami fixed It In u not of mind and incited wax. Her parents were ijulto proud of I t Her father, who wns director of the llofgartci) It) Mu­ nich, showed It to Ids royn| master, nnd King I.udwlg Immediately ordered one for the Christmas festivities nt court After coming to this country ahe scut one to President Roosevelt nnd was grieved and surprised to flud that Im could not nrcopt It “I expect he thinks he gets some dy­ namite,’* aald tho daughter.—New York Tribune. IR IS H P O IN T OF V IE W I t is * merry Chrlitraes When there U lots of snow, For them through my good shovel Some golden coin I know. And 'tii a merry Christmas When not « flake U Men, Far Christmas to the Irish Is merry when i f ■ green.’ ft. K. MUNKITTEK �THE lANrORO HERALD, December 19 190» LIFE INSURANCE Is a Friend in Need, and'Many a Family is, through its Beneficent Offices Saved From the More dire and Hardest Poverty—Genteel Poverty t “ * ------- - * , - - # « /, • Stock Rate, or Non Legal Reserve is the Absolutely Only Sure Participating Plan is the Best Policyhold­ e r s Plan & $ $ . Because there is no uncertainty about net cost and all values guaranteed. Such a policy is- sim­ pler and clearer in its conditions, concessions and stated values, and the insured knows a t - all times just where he stands. Besides, one,can-naturally-look-for-more co n se rvative and econom ic­ al management,^aa-the 8tockhoideT~(ranhbt^reafizeTany thing• from his-investment until every lia" . . . bility to the policyholder has been safely provided f o r r ' 3~T FLORIDA LIFE INSURANCE CO JA C K S O N V IL L E . J . W . L I L L E Y , Special A gent, S an fo rd VOICE Of THE PEOPLE to do the things the other fellows cannot do you get out of the competition—get above it. Positions will then begin to hunt you. There's a big difference be­ Letters ami Com m unications on tween, a .. “Job"- and a “position." The difference is n thousand dollars up, and Various Tim ely Topics. you can't begin to measure the satis­ faction. Don't forget that nil qf us have a mind COLUMN D IV0TED TO PEOPLE that's callable of being trained. Why not do it now? P ari : nt, in This Department will be round the Views, Opinions und Comment or Practical Writers. |We In vile eurretpondence on live topic* from all section* of the County, alia new* Item* of (ntrrrst brevity will Insure prompt publication. Article* contrary to the view* of the Editor will 1« publltlinl, inn abusive and ummymou* communlca* t loti * will be-rejeclfd, We will not be responsible for opinion* expressed by contributor*. All com­ munications Intruded fur rurrrnl l»*ur mult I * In linnd Dot Inter Ilian Tuesday p, in. J—E d, Timely Suggestions for All To the Editor of the Herald: tL’T óf t'i* KVv ■ (U r- Attend to Your Own ATfalrs I To the Editor of The Herald; The best way to "advance the interests of Sanford" is for everyone in It to intend strictly to his own business and make a success of it. A town is nn aggregation of individuuls. and an aggregation of successful In­ dividuals makes a successful community. To attempt to boom It by blow. brng. bluster and buncoinb is the balderdash of the .blatherskite, and can but excite disgust in every ‘well-regulated mind! However willing men may be to improve the town, they erect buildings and design business e itUrprims /or altogether differ­ ent reasons: npd to attempt to induce them to build houses that remain unoccupied or to Invest In business efforts that will not pay, for the sake of booming the town, Is downright childishness. I be­ lieve that the desirableness of a boom Is very questionable. Evolution is better than revolution: growth Is better than In­ flation, and steady progress makes more headway than great burets of speed. Wc should manifest more interest In those things around us. Our facilities fur.acquirLng knowledge, our opportunities fur developing the mind, are unlimited. A strong, lujnlthy body without a welltrained 'uiimTls like an engine without an engineer. Fai hers nml mothers simuli I». r»»m mindful of ihelr children In ll|e public schools. Don't send them there and then lfty aside your Interest in them. Watch them; hear them recite their lessons; en­ courage their aptitude; und when they from nacesslly have tu leave school and begin the buttle of life by laboring for a livullliood don't lei them waste their eveIlllUlS-aftOr Uwi»-Work-l»-«femgitT-pnrp|rtn|p evil pathways. A |>erson perhaiis bus a Job ho would llkfr to change for a position. ÏT s not so perform tin easy, but If he hus brains Jie can do iL |done today It's all in (lie way he spends hi« time f whole duty. - betweensupper and bedtime:-There*« a ' DO Your Shopping In Sanford ™>d position and. a first class salary People of every section of Orange coun­ packed away In those hours for the inan ty will find it immensely to their advant­ who wuuts to dig them out. age to come to Sanford to make their "BecSuse" is not the word in today's holiday purchases. hustle. It's “how and now." The stocks of the Sanford merchants When you know the beginning don't stop: there is no stop You are either going up or down in this world of know­ ledge—you cannot stand still. To be a inan or woiuuu you must have a well trained mind. -*-»Bralttacount! The-whole wortd Is look­ ing for the man who "kqows how." So long at you can only do the tiling that thousands of others can do you have tu compete with the thousands of other* for Jobs and wages. As soon as you learn FLA J . L . G O O G E , D is tric t M ’gr. That» Selling Some G. R. Calhoun, the well known fertilizer man of this city, sold In the year 1000, 12 tons of fertiliier in Sanford. This yem^up to December 1st,’ 1020 tons of fertilizer. In addition lie sold in St. Petersburg 135 ions in one order. Me handles the celebrated Williams & Clark brand and having a good brund and be­ ing a first class sulcman, Dick is able to deliver the goods every time. Rend hi* "ad” in The Herald. Celery High and Scarce Celery is high and scarce. New York state haying advanced materially in the last week or so. In the rough, slate stock is selling nt $2.75 to $4 n ernte, accord­ ing ta quality, and washed celery 40 to 50 cents a dozen for the medium small and 00 to 75 cents for the best offerings, including celery hearts. X S . Armstrong &. Co. received their first car of California celery Friday morning, it sold at *$S n crate. O rla n d o , F l a LETTUCE CROP LARGIR Sanford Makes Record With firavy Production The lettuce crop here is going to tw-a record-breaker. Up to the end of htl week 108 curs were ship|>ed, This duel not include express shipments The o«p lias been moving nhnut two weeks and the buik \t{ ii wiii lie ntniketed- liy "JeiTt" Smaller shipments will continue uMil March. It is estimated that die total Connected with this pnjwr is n printing A little money now and a little nowand shipments will reach something like 350 office callable of producing the highest then is the way to buy celery hind. See care. grade of ofticc ami society stationary. Growers figure that the celery crop will M. M. Smith for particulars. begin to move in small shipment* soon after Jan. 1. It will not tie until the middle of Feliurary before a free move­ ment of the crop is under way. The celery crop here is estimated nt 200 ncres while 180 acres are devoted t> leltuoe.—Tlie quality nf—thr IrtrotT-wn*never better nnd.it is cutting a larger percentage to the acre than ever knowu before. The weutlrer Iras liven simply ideal for growing lettuce. The days hove been warm and the nights have hrtu cool.—New York Produce News. from A Brother tdltor ror sale—One stove, a wim voui puni.i with a Vesuvius cough ami a frequent snort in the upper air. It will In- sold at public Vendue to the highest bidder-« Sanford man preferred. This stove It»* good habits, with the exception of a dis­ position to smoke mid spit sulphur fumes all-over the-editnria! -tripod and than** editor's rosewood furniture. It i* 40 acquisition of m y la te-pu rcha« . and t J A deemed nn ornament until the element* began to generate cyclones in the chim­ ney and .present them to the sanctorum out of the bowels uf the said coal con­ sumer. Any one not afraid of asphyxia­ tion or death in un y form can get a bar­ gain in the said stove, which, I anl As I desire a 100 model, I am willing to let this one go cheap. Come early«' avoid the rusli—warranted to »oot yo**- . t t ó Cabbage Up $10 a Ton Cabbage Is on the boom again Jumped up $3 to $10 a ton week.- - Recetrrrr wrre wrllittg tb* «*“*at 130-to $35 out of the cart »*™ week and shippers were quoting $2» to $ 3 0 delivered hereT A good trade pre­ vails and it is all on account of th* weather. The farmers ore reaping a«® great profits, as shippers are paying for the stocji at loading station. •_ ’ - �We thank you for your liberal patronage of 1908 and trust that a continuance of the same will be ours. Command us. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Jobbers of T he Finest Carr-' and C om ­ of pany’s Imported dines, Anchovies Crackers, Dried Low neys choco­ Fruits, aisin s lates, cocoas and N- u t s, an candies Choice Teas, variety Coffees Complete of line Choice Cigars and and - jr S , T obaccos Royal Scarlet.’ Curtis Brothers', J . H. Heny Co. and many other brands of fine ~ Tiihlp DelicaciesL Obelisk, DeSoto, Wasses, Gold Medal, Pillsbury and Whole Wheat Flours 7 7. ; 1 W e carry in stock at all times the famous brands mentioned above, so rem em bpr, in need of same, an order placed with us insures p ro m p t attention, lowest market prices and best quality jOur Meat Market carries a full 1 _________ Sausage, Oysters and Fowls, Ham. Shoulders, Salt Fish and' Smoked Meats W e extend to you a cordial invitation to make our store your headquarters while in Sanford �t h e -+hhr<m A Christinas By D. E . H EN R Y APOLEON B O N A PAIITB, the -Child of Destiny," as he called ’ himself, hall yet a good deal of his destiny un­ completed, when, on Christmas eTe, In the year 1800, ho sentmossengors forth" to an­ nounce his Intention of paying n visit to the Paris opera house that elected In November, 1799. "My reign began from tho day I was made consul," he declared years aft­ erwards. and In that phrnso ho occuf*.leljr.jJeBcrlbod.Jils.jK>w£r.,.., >» Installed alrekdy at tho Tullerles with his beloved Josephine, he lived In regal state and exorcised lIUlo less «- , dler’s way. You are only clever In watching plots; I want a man who can crush them at their Inception. Fouche, you must strike now. Every suspect must go to prison. My death le de­ sired by all the fanatical ¡loyalists, Vendcans and Chouans In Faria, and Fouche has to stamp these conspira­ cies out If Ftiuche does not, Napoloon will." “First consul, you are safe," was all that Fouche replied. "Safo or not," said Napoleon, Impatlontly. "I look to you tQ-gmrd_my weftAU>¿i>«>«wb#r anilôus look Rround^Äi the audience, he turned to reassure Josephine, who ■was atm oat fainting with terror, ami they returned to the Tullerloe. Here he waa met by Fouche, upon -whom -he turned wlt^Jt fierce and con­ temptuous anger. ^ “I will see to IhU business myself," he cried with bitterness. "France shrill be purged of those runintis. It Is not a question of my life, but of social order and public morality." Within a few weeks all the leading conspirators were oxecutcd,~atnL 133 other persons were seised, and, with­ out trial, tranported to French France. I shall visit the opera within an hour. You know your duty." "Consider it done," and with that the famous police functionary de­ parted. Napoleon, who hnd been working hard all day and waa tired, now fell asleop. When Josephine came In. fore~ts-%gas an unknown ortlllory of-, nont man In Europo, proclaimed tho aavlor of his country, and practically dictator. What oventa ho had crowd­ ed Irito those soven years! Tho Eng­ lish hnd been driven from Toulon In 1793; ho had suppressed tho Paris In­ surrection of 1795; ho had. gone through his first Victorious campaign In Italy, In 1796-7; had made his vig­ orous attempt to conquer Egypt In 1797-9; and now was back again In Franco _ Bn 1 j&j$I drowiilly. ‘T h at'S changed my mind; I had rather not to to tfao opera to­ night." But In the end Josephine prevailed, and they wont to the carriage, accom­ panied by Lnnnes and IteBslerea. In the carriage Napoleon fell asleep again, and, ns ho afterwards related, began to dream of the danger he had run years b.-fore In crossing the Tag* llamento during a flood by torch­ light. __yp.attam pt.-WSM msrta.-tn awaken Ti»lm,-h u t^ u st; w e--4hey^h ed -tT 1t5- OdO.UOtT every year Is Being diverted be Indulged In, and Napoleon llkqd to show himself to tho people In public places, tor popularity was ©verrflear to him. So he would go to the opera m ° f ,h® HHi-Iilcalao a loud ex- from the local merchants of this coun­ ,WM ,h* ard> and th® flr,t con- try to the mall order concerns In tli* “Ml aWi>ko wl,h * BUil,len . t a r t — — great cJtlea. ‘ ar® blown up!" ho cried. How much of that MONUMENTAL MOUND OF MONEY goes out of this community T « « « 53 wounded Nothing. No new conspiracies?' He ordered the coachman to drive on, and a few mlnutea Inter he and Josephine entered the opera and pro­ ceeded to their bog. The house cheered again and again, Napoleon bowing In apparent calm. But he did not remain In the theater long. After Every so spent helps to SW ELL T U E HEAP In the city that has no use for us except to get our GOOD MONEY,------------------ :------ v— Every dollar mailed away helps to STRANGLE EN TERPRISE AND SCUTTLE PROSPERITY right here at home. When you strangle your neighbor you strangle yourself. Florida Fruits and M <=2&= rÍ sif r j �Tilg SANTORO Ht RALO, December 19, 1908 but not least. Mr. Editor, is A GREATER SANFORD yourAndownlast,enterprise, a printing establish­ domestic purposes. While celery A VEGETABLE CENTER 'other nnd lettuce ore the leading crops here, ment nnd a newspaper of Which any town could be proud. A prominent Citizen Writes of But all this Is only a beginning. We Resume of Sanford’s Acreage Olir Possibilities need electric lights and we need paved From The Packer streets and we will have them, surely, before the beginning of 1910. We shall RESUME o f p a s t a n d FUTURE I surely have some large manufacturing — . *■ ■ ■ enterprises Installed here within the com- SANFORD’ S GREAT POSSIBILITIES I lng yean a fertilizer plant and a large gsnford Making Rapid Strides Toward I saw mill and crate factory being among Becoming a Greater City—Our thoae already planned and for which loea- The Many Crops, Prices and the Men Brlght Prospects tlona have been secured. Who Are Making Good t . theMlwrof Uw H«sWr But above and beyond all these in its At the beginning of each new year It is importance is the development oi tfie well to take stock; well to cast the eye Sanford spirit. Tlwrklnd of public spirit backward and see what has been accom- that fear* no obstacle, the determination pluhed and note, olao, what has been t0 get there, t0 accomplish things, to left undone that might have been per- make a city out of Sanford instead of n formed. It is well to make, also, new country town. The cheerful willingness plans for the coming year; to strengthen 0f everyone, great and small, to give where weak nnd make stronger where ul-1 Bome 0( hj8 j)pr tIme nmJ moneyi ¡f ready there Is strength. necessary to promote the general good. Three years ago next April, I came This is our greatest achievement; the here from Orlando against the advice of tiling of which we hnve moat to be jtroud {nm# ofjmy (fityids. ,whn. ¿impliesieii a ■tJid o f whirii we ha've’most uTexpect.' ' failure. I had money to invest for other _____________________________ With Christmas and New Year’s grectparties end myself and my judgment was I jnf^ ^ y0Urwclf and the good citizens of ' ' relied upon Implicitly; 7 could hot nfTord to make a mistake. It had long been an | ambition of mine to be connected .with "’c0f*kórh« ^SKtBfflnRyTtlT S large wny. and in co-operation with my feUow-dtizens. to make some place big­ ger, belter, brighter, by my efforts. At the beginning of a new. year, which Is to mark an epoch in the history of Sanford. I feel that my faith in this place has been vindicated. The movement was slow at first, but lias increased with steadily growing momentum. Taking ac­ cent of what, has been done, it seems » towtvilself. -has hardly-progress­ ed 111 that timc.na .ra o Id lz Ju lLohnuld bave dune. This is probably a mistake, but in any case; the country develop­ ments. the increase In number and area of our farms, the steady infusion of new blood ftnd new citizenship, has been more marked and more rapid than the most sanguine could have believed possible three years ago! All through the dull time of the panic, when hundreds of thousoqds of wage-enrnera of the North. were idle, our development has proceeded steadily nnd wp have heard no cry of “bard limes" here. The timid grower, who three years ago thought every new fire-acre farm meant ruin to him. meant over production and poor prices, having seen the production increased many fold in that time and the prices for lire product képi fully as high as before, has out­ grown his timidity and has become a "Boomer.” who is glad to let everybody know how big and good a proposition this San foni farming is. Yes, Ute farm development^ias realized the expecta­ tions of the most sanguine and enthusitic dtizen. Let us revprt to the town, and see what has been accomplished in that time. A new bank. The Peoples, In u new home, has been installed. The old First Nation­ al Bank, which has ever Keen n inw ., of enJflTis in a marble building, just completed.'which would do credit to any town of 30,000 inhabitants. Two new k* factories have been built in that time; on* of twenty-five tons and the other of fifty. The Sanford House, which had be­ come a by-word and was shunned by the traveling public, has changed hands and “« 1« its new management is one of the features of the new era of development .!***-„-IraYeling salesmen, who- before avoided Sanford like a pestilence and cwt* only when compelled to do so. sre glad to get to the Sanford Housb nnd jbe Sanford markets. Another hoteL the Robbins next, which had been unuaued hit years, is assisting also, as every good fiotti does, in bringing people to Sanford. Tb* largest and best equipped orange Picking house j n the l t a te Sanford, "the Celery City." has Im­ proved wonderfully In the past year. This is not alone true In the city but also in the surrounding country for miles up and down the St. Johns ‘ river where the lund is rich, well supplied with water and is especially adapted to celery and lettuce culture. Sanford has about 3.1100 Inhabitants with about 2.000 more in kite immediate surrounding country. There are six divcrgentj-ailwoy lines from Snofooi.nnd a*line'of steamers on liic St. Johns river connecting with Jacksonville ocean steamers for ail points north making This to-date growers, dealers nnd shippen of lettuce, celery, onions. Irish potatoes, yet anything in die vegetable line thrives eabbnge nnd other Vegetables. Bell A on this land over a system of irrigation Adams make a specllty of express ship­ Which is .in effect equal to perpetual ment direct to the retail trade In nearby spring showers, with the advantage that southern markets; also carlots north. it drains as well as waters, and ts never S. J. Scudder has lettuce, celery and either loo wet or too dry. cauliflower as leading crops. Cabbage, Sanford lettuce is moving and the rec­ potatoes, cukes and squash for early ored has already reached 17 cars for one spring market. day’s shipment, while the season is still J . M. Oglesby mokes a specially of young.- The up-to-dute shippers and grow­ celery nnd leltuce and will have beans, ers, not already reported, whom the writer tomatoes, potatoes, cukes and squash for has hnd the pleasure of meeting at their early spring market. homes nnd who rend The Packer regular­ J . M. Wise has lettuce and celery as ly. are ns follows; | leaders and will havf Irish '-potatoes, W. R. Péli. rinn_ PackTird & Pell, have beans, corn, cukes, onions nnd squash for . 7 acres lettuce, 5 acres celery, and will early spring market. Mr. Wise also has have tomatoes nnd other vegetables, as a fine field of strawberries for winter and nfter crops. spring shipment. M. M. Stewart has lettuce nnd celery Tukach A Sons have-15 acres lettuce, celery and cauliflower as principal crops; for principle crop and other vegetables other vegetables for later spring crop. for spring market. B. J . Sturling has lettuce, now shipping Tnknch A Son nre owners and protectors of the well known commercial hoteL Pico, and a field of celery for very early spring " amt «-a* tiieyrimve 'wcVrrnl -celery frfnffk. market.” — ~ — ore offering one of 10 acres, sub-irrigated W. R. Gardner has lettuc^. and celery and planted to celery and lettuce, for as principle crops, and“ Wttniive cukes, sale. Tills Is one of the finest celery beans and other vegetables for early spring market. of here, just completed and M for business. A new office building, owned by the jwUNational Bank, has just been comMiles of qcw sidewalks ha ve'- Sanford and the assurance to all of my bmalaid during the past summer and willingness to join in every laudable Wofk goes constantly on in this public enterprise for the coming year, Yours. W. D. H oldc-v . ifii[er works have been re- I am. «t an expense of many thousand Thrlce-a-Weck World “ dlsrs. The Clyde Steamship ComMore alert, more thorough and more . * afe re-modelling and Improving fearless than ever. A President of the •“ t J doc^ and warehouses. Many new United Stales will be sleeted «his year. _denccs trave been completed during Who is be and who is the man whom he will beat! Nobody yet knows, but the rear and many more ore In process Thrice-tuWeek edition of tbs Nsw York .«completion. A Building A Loan As- World will tell ybu every step and every •«ktion has been Incorporated and will detail of what promises to be a cahipaign of the most obsorbing interest. It may k v u i fin* building early in January. not tell you what you bope.but it will tell * I*»! Were a t*OIen or more vacant you what is. The Thrice-a-Week World ««toeu rooms --W ^S then, NS# u ibthere t G s u are e IJUIK none 1IIInow, W. long ago established a character for im­ ‘ itou time one-half of the residences partiality and fearlessness in the publica­ Weie conspicuous by tbgir need tion of news, and this it will maintain. If you want the news as it really is. sub­ J?™1 P*htf: all are «pic and span now. scribe u> Uk Tlirifc-fl-Week {sUliuLCf-thc J “ mau important drretoprnenr to be New York WoridTwhich comes to you ev­ 'r ,~ V n, ^ paper is the Sanford A ery other day except Sunday, and is thus Railroad. This road has been practically a daily at the price of a weakly. The Thrice-a-Week World's regular sub­ 1\ ~ 4f y WMtractedand will be In oper- scription price is only SI per year, and bribe middle of January. When jhl» pays for 156 papers. We offer this ^ it is intended to be. it will unequalled newspaper and The Sanford Herald together for one year for S i.50. In lS * tw ftary latf® enough The regular subscription price of the two •Jrif to make , town of 15.000 idM>- papers is $2. .... .** ^aford. It is the moot Beautiful I Exquisite! say the ladies of * constructive ties, at Mettlnger’s. 'toiywhm* ia Florida In ten / one of the best shipping points in Florida. farms in the celery section. K. S. Johnson has an up-to-date gro­ Sanford, the ‘"Celery City.*' is at present the lettuce cilv a« lrtmre is kind .here. cery. fruit and provision mrwr here and jusi now while celery trill not be ready grows Ctl£/J?Tind”d liter provisions in s e a ­ for the market before February 10 to 20 son. Peter Hoffman has lettuce, celery and a Celery is planted between the rows of general crop of vegetables for winter and lettuce as soon as the latter crop is large enough not to require cultivation. The spring market. D. 11. Jones has a fruit and produce 'celery is now growing and some of it 6 to 8 inches high. Thus it can readily be store and grows lettuce, celery and other seen that the Sanford fanner does not products. Ha also has a farm at Clearwait for one crop to mature before the mont, Fla. J . M. Robinson will have beans, to­ second one is growing to take the place of the first as soon as that is harvested. matoes and squash for early spring ship­ Hence, the Sanford fields are never-with­ ment. L. C Williams has lettuce, celery and out a crop of sonfe kind. Every plot of •auliflower as principal crops, beans and land here under cultivation has its flow­ ing well or wells according to its size or eggplant for early spring thipenent.*Munbat of aer** emi-M all i* eub-irrigatHt ■=-J.- Ports has ■ pucefyahd - priV there are no cumbersome iron pipes above business and grows lettuce and celery .as ground to interfere with the plowing or a leader with other' vegetables in season. work. The Sanford farms are one vast Dr. G. H. Ashman has one of the fine field of beautiful green in various shades. farms of Sanford, and grows lettuce under Sanford's superiority over most other sec­ cover as well as in the open. Also has tions of country is mainly due tp its In­ Large fields of celery and cauliflower. exhaustible supply uf flowing water. E R. Potter has lettuce, celery and cab­ Nearly every house, even in the city, has bage as principal crop, beans and other iu flowing well of pure sulphur water, vegetables later. which it used for drinking a t well as ail J . W. BdJ, firm Beil A Adams, air« up. flower as leaders and will Kave vegetables in season. Cowen & Hickson have celery and let­ tuce os leading crops, with other vegeta­ bles for spring market. A. Dorner has 9 acres of lettuce nnd the same In celery and grows other pro­ duce in season. Mr. Dorner is one oi the most successful celery avenue growers nnd his farm is- certainly u model of perfection. ,_________ P. MTElder j s the celery avenue mer1chain-aixl grows celery, - henuornrtdTalPbage in the vegetable line while a 5-acre |strawberry field looks good for a fine prTrmt for winter and early spring I market. W- J- Barclay will make n specialty of cauliflower, cabbage and potatoes this season. I C. F. Williams has a fine home nnd orange grove In the Sanford lake region [ and has 5 acres celery'. 2 1-2 lettuce. 7 1-2 cauliflower and cukespn hisold celery avenue farm: Mr. Williams is one 'o f Sanford's successful growers and of course always reads The Packer. F. A. Shumpert has lettuce, celery and cauliflower and will have other vegetables for spring market. * A. McDgnsld-Is one of th e o ld success­ ful growers of celery and lettuce and Vlll have eggplant, cukes and tomatoes for spring market. Wrn. H. Corwin has lettuce, celery and cauliflower as principle crops. Mr. Cor­ win is n new coiner from the East but is nlready an nssured success in the celery industry. Sammis Brothers have one of the fine farms here with a 10 acre lettuce am icelery field and also grow cauliflower, eggplant, potatoes nnd other vegetables. This is one of the banner forms on the avThu'e. ,1. R. J . King <of Whimer & King grows celery and lettuce and has one of the finest 10 acre cabbage fields in Florida. Mr. King is one of the pioneer gardeners of Sanford and his fields nre of the best. H. H. Chapiicl] has 35 acres of lettuce, celery and cauliflower and will have eggpiunt. cJhbage and other vegetables for spring Market. Mr. Chappell is one of tire largest and (host surrr-sifid—growers— in Sanford and his home as well as his farm is of the finest in Florida. L. A. Brumby has lettuce, celery nnd cauliflower as principle crops and will have beans, tomatoes, potatoes and egg­ plant for early spring market. C. A. Betts has lettuce, celery and cauliflower as leaders; potatoes and tomatoes for-spring Shiptuent. W. J . Hill is the leading hardware and lumber dealer here and grows celery, let­ tuce and other vegetables. Mr. Hill is one of the pioneers of Sanford coming here in. 1873 when Sanford was a wilderness. Some of the new arriv ala nmnnS - t b * fraternity are W. E. Scott, representing' C. Wilkinson's Sons, Philadelphia. Mr. Scott is one of the oldest, if not the old­ est commission man on the road and generally gets the business R. R. Roper, with Barker A Co.. Phila­ delphia. J o s W. Barnes, Jr., with Smith. A Holden, New York, and lost but hot least, the well-known professional imper­ sonator. Dave H. Adams who is perma­ nently engaged with Smith A Holden of New York. Mr. Adams is said to be act­ ing well. ____________________ * Public Hearing U. S. Engineers Office. Jacksonville. FItl. Dec. II,"IDO8 —Notice is hereby given that a public bearing will be' held at 1 p. m.. Lfec. 21.1908, in the county court­ house, Palatis. Fla., on the proposed con­ struction of a highway bridge across the St. Johns river at Palalia by the board of county commissioners of Putnam county. All persons interested are invited to be preaenL —Geo. K Spalding. v , .. Cape Engineer«. Are you 1 subscriber to Tttz HtasuiT - ‘4 �THE * ANTORD HERALD, DeCUnbef 19 1908 N E X T q O O R T O P O S T O F F IC E Irish Wit. In tbo early sixties there lived In the west of Ireland n priest and a Prates* tnnt minister who were very friendly Immense and .Largest Stock Ever Shown in Sanfordfor ipiCoTfT th 6*tme Bsttvo^rttr "I have hared to you tho most sa­ cred feelings of my Inmost heart. May I ask thiit you will never rovoal to a living soul what has passed between "I am not a gosalp, Lord Reginald,” the girl sold haughtily. "B u t promise me." ho continued, "dive mo your solemn promise." "I promise," sho said. "But why, Lord Reginald, nro you so persistent?" "Because," ho answered, sighing with relief, "I purpose tomorrow to turn my attention to your older Bister." bean given to him by a parishioner in the days of his youth. The old mars was getting on In years and at last fell very sick, Hho tottered rather than trotted nnd refused to cot tho finest corn or tho freshest hay. Each day the minister on meeting bis friend. Father-Daly, would Inquire particular­ ly after tho poor old anlmal’B health, and each day for a week or so he re­ ceived tho aame answer, "She la no better, but atill alive." At last one day after tho usual sympathetic In­ quiry he was told that tho mare wdh dead. Thinking to tako his friend uunwares nnd with a twinkle In tils eye, bo asked Father Daly.If he had given tbo poor animal absolution before she died. Quick as a Hash of lightning came, tho priest's reply: "No, your rev­ erence, I couldn’t Tho unfortunate bna'e was a Protestant" A youth who had been spending tits summer by tho sou was unexpectedly Joined by hla father and took tho op­ portunity to ask for a now tennis racket. "W hat!" crlod his father. "A new N o w T h t y D o n ’t S p s s k . tennis rackot?. Why, I bought you ono Mary—Do you think It would be cona month ago. No, sir; you can't hnvo rolled for me to tell my frlendä that I t Why, whon I was aMboy I didn’t I mado this dress myself? Edith— have tennis rackets and" all tboso Not conceited, my dear—superfluous, things, let jiluqo having new ones evory month. T h is can’t go on. Look A wise man contents himself with here—what nro yon going to do nbout It doing qh much good ns his situation yourself? Bomo day your sons will allows him to do.—Lord Bollngbroke. want a new tennis racket every five minutes. What. nro you going to do .Th« Old 8 tandby; about It?" ^______ Landlady’s son (addicted to nickel "DoyTtlnliy, 'tvthklaKTTltcfaturc)—Say, pnrdner, what's meant I'll put up tho same old i by 'stand by to repel boarders?* Mr. cm about when I was a Newcome (sadly eying hla dessert)— , J Stewed prunes!—Judge. Beautiful Silk Ties> Handkerchiefs Ladies Handkerchief Fancy Cases Hand-bags, Tie and * * * '/ * - ’V Umbrellas for Men, Women and Children, Boys’ and t• “ -*■** - m ' _8 ** 1. * Men’s Clothing;Hats, Socfcs7SuipSideii M ETTING �December Id 1008 Having Catered to your Wants in the Past We Take This Occasion to Announce That Our Business Has In­ creased to Such an Extent That in the Coming Year We are Better Able to Provide for you Than Ever. • ? », . . . J dr m 1 i M ^ 3 i A /:•! » I f f ¡r< J/J.R L V ' ■ P m ' A F U S mi ' ■ i— — And in This Line We can Furnish Any and Everything to Tic kle the Palate. We are Wholesale and Retail Deajers, and being such, enables Us to Carry a Large Line of Groceries at all Times and Keep Them Fresh. Chase & Sanborn’s Teas and Coffees, Supreme Flour, High Grade Cigars and Tobacco. Finest Liné of Christmas Candies in the City just in, Nuts, Figs, Raisins, Grapes, Oranges and Fruits of All Kinds. If w m A »1 IT �~ T IIÍ tA N P O K O H ER A LD , D e c e m b e r 19 J 0 O 8 * * * » » u m ü * » * * * u i k * * * i i * * * ¡ M R . STAVBOLT AS SANTA CLAUS If Yo u W a n t to B u y o r S o il Some Thing« Ho Would Like to Olv« if He Could. ilio Christmas pres- Tho Joy on« time io ¿rowing nigh, the time of turkey, pudding, c; nor do we dreom of after a, of squills, and pills, and Chrlatmaa bill«. OF* TRUCK LAN D S S 30 Come and S ee Us 30 A girl begin« to hang up the mistletoe at about the age when ■he etepe hanging up her stocking. J0 30 A pessimist is a fellow who wouldn't hang up his stocking for fear old Santa Claus might swipe It. 30 J» Christmas cigars are not always puffed up with pride. 30 30 There's many a slip 'twist the Miss and the mistletoe, 30 30 Don't make it too strong. Many a man has been knocked goodr stiff- punch; Ask a truthfbl, woman what she enjoys moil> about tChtUtw mas, and sht will tell you the bargain sales afterward. J0 ■* Twsing a rhyme o f Christmas time J that line |«_bpt.ths. first of It), hertfS hoping you may not feci blue because you get the worst of it 30 30 . When a child writes a letter of thanks to 8anta Claus, it should be cherished like a rare plant That kid isn’t long fur this world. 30 30 Ho Christmas present is so useless that you can't pass it on to some one elee nest year. on ih i' dofiîfiil siilo, Tn Ilus- iltnlii. don't bo afraid. To Iho wank, nr those who fancy themselves tso, try your rt fen ft ft. • y tin'll be Htir|irisod to limi -how much you've got. [ To those who yield too easily, deny yourself once, and again, and ¡feel the Joy and strength that, will, to you To tho iary, get n'Job with a shovel, In n gang of laborera, under n driving boas; and If you are not glnrl to get hack to your jiroHont Job to do the bent you know how at U, I miss my guess. "I can't send you these things In cans or bottles; but If anyone of you will take my advice and stick to it, you'll think that Mr. Staybolt wns a vory kln^ Santa Claus." B0 ÀKD1NG CELERY, SANTORI). KLA It M akes No DifTedence W lm t Y o u W a n t or. W h o re Y o u W a n t It W E H A V E IT ind on T erm s t h a t a r e R igh t Remember that It Is better to CHRISTMAS PROVERBS you don’t want. 30 30 Take off the tags. . Many a friendship has been severed by the pries mark on a Christmas present. 30 30 1 have often wondered wherein consisted the wisdom of Bolomon when hs had a thousand wives. 1 am now convinced that It must have bean In living In the days bafore Christmas was celebrated. 30 30 It's all right to pity the poor at this pence-nn-rarth season, but it is also well to remember that sympathy doesn't fill art Tho love-light In Iho eyes of the precious ones of the household Is the most brilliant of Chrluinms Illumina­ tions. . • Tho soft Christmas light Is not tho least welcome where tho shadows of bereavement have fallen during the year.— The Christmas' angels hover over such dwellings of sorrow In min­ istrila of divino lovo. , It was the Christ who said: "It Is mure blosssd to give than to n< rclvo." Again, he said: "Inuumm-h « H O W Ä R D -PA C K A R .D LAND Hardware and Farm lilt AS S M IN I amply stomaci Used In Unde Sum's Duini Shot COM PANY Implements lllr.t.iiM i'IttS S II) AIK S m v t R I. u ,n ■ m tn u m - » r t t by T e s t for Grower a. All «.fio hove unii llii» »piny «vniimiomly nre fro* fiorii bllglii _ During th e |i ,ÍkI y><m ilo* ]f. il Navy Ins cormuiii-d (Jill,ODO ¡xoimi RULES FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING Olvs willingly. . Olve tactfully. Dut thought Into your giving Don’t conalder raturn gift« era whut you wouldn't want yourself. The unexpected gift limures a Bpe-. clal appreciation. To give ostentatiously Is the height ’of bad taste. Olvo to (he sick and the sorrofcful If you would know tho true Joy of giving. — r nn nrford. Tour friend« know your circum­ stances as well as you do yourself anil the pleasuro ot both giving ami re­ ceiving Is lo st rt&ht my A‘ Question In Finance. \Vh«n tirai, hrr Clirtntriiaa w-ntch to krep. "Are you good at arithmetic, tny Carne duwn thè «llctu Anaci. Blri-p, Wltli aiuiwy »uriiljil» nliod, dear?" asked Mr. Perkaslo of his wife. wtral U a j u a t W » tinnita ^1 wns accounted tho very •best Hehnldlng Unii wrotight, «vitti softer ■«vaddllngarithmetician at school," rppllcd Mrs. banda Hhe awutlied tha Hon uf God. PerkaHle, with n touch of prldo In her voles. __________ "l have a problem for you." W ith tender vienimi of dvllght "State It.” She wrmthod lite resting jilatv, "How rnn I huy fSO worth or Christ­ Till, wntieni'il by n wurtnrr glow mas presents with 110 In cash and no Than hrttven Itaelf had yet .to nho«v. He eaw lit» mutiler’» face. credit T" - J o h n R. Tubti. In Atlantic l-iicus While Paint nnd 27W.700 pounds <.r LUCAS COLORS, sullim-nt to prodme more tlmn 100,000 gniluiiM of [mint, 0'|uivuli-ni to 50 c.irluuiht of 2U0.000 (tiillonn each. imil which would mnko n trrjln »lore ihnnone-lutlf mile long. In nddition to this Unde Sum b u s ttsvil during the punt jeur ninrc than 25.000 gallons ol I.UCAS VAKNlSHKS, KNAMLLS mid other products. Unde Spin's preference Is not i n i o t t r r n f f n vtrr; Bflt- m j I T A T I T Y s e rv e llieir best inter­ e s ts by con su ltin g us <niil le a rn in g prices before m a k in g c o n tra c ts . nnd RESULTS. In Unrle Sam's service. ns in everybody elsc's. LUCAS PRODUCTS have mi iiuhmk'cu record Aspanvgus, Lettuce, Onions, C auliflow ers, etc., etc., fn Sanford, pays d—Your Drains, Money, nnd s the Crop and lite Profit IM P R O V E D IR R IG A T E D far m s Celery Delta and other Desiroblo Tracts In Blocks J . N . W H IT N E R --U N G L E A R E D L A N D S to suit Purchaser. Prices and descriptions upon request- F *rst N a f jç flg jin ïn V Building �Notice o f Intention to Apply ro r Letters Patent For Good Average Prices and Quick Returns Ship to The umirri!lined »ubxcrtber» and tncurporsmr» ~ .... mm uu mp irnnrey or Junuaty. 11)011. Ilie umlertiunfel nnd thrlr stenrinlrs will apply In the Huilorable Nupulmn it Bmward. ai Goternur of the State oi Florida. for 1-rurf* PateM-j incorporating thrm under and by thr name of "SANruao G*wz»v Cum-»»»." In accordance with the (olluwlni artlch a of iheurporntion. which they have odopird at th Ir proposed charter. Pnlnl this IXu-tir.—r UlltrJDOb. ~ . __L. V Y. WiulAUiT W. M. Umms. • W. W. Smiuac. Subscrll-rni and Inourpurniors. JOHN V. DENTON & COT MERCHANTS Fruit and Produce Southwest Corner Washington nntl Chambers Streets N EW Y O R K C IT Y * proposed' charter or the sanford GROCERY COMPANY. ' REFERENCES: Aetna National Bank of New York City, or any Commercial Afency The undrniiliicil im urr»irntor* hereby nttnclate and to Hundreds of Shippers who arc shipping to us dally theiiitclvrt tmtethrr for thr tairpoae of forming n corporation under the Uwt of the State of Florida, i nt preacribed by the Revlieil Stulutri of laid | Stair, nml by the Act« of ihc Lefilthiture thereof, add adopt the followlni! propoted charter: ARTICLE I . ___ Th* name of the corporation »hall lie " SAironn Gkocz* y CourkNY," and Its hpslnuts »hull I»-con* « dbctnl in the Stole of Elorida. nnd In other Sintra of the Unitr*IS(M*-wf Ainerk'it.whrrrvcr ruvetsnry or convenient. Tlie principal office of ».ml corpora­ tion »hall tie Sanford. Orange county. Flodda. ARTICLE II. Soles Agents and Distributors Tlir gem-ral nature of thr butinr»« to be conductBRANCHES BRANCHES ed by »aid corporation 1» a» follow»: The buying and SANFORD CELERY UNION •t iling of groceries and any nml all other article« of general nirnhamllse which the lorjuiratlnu may Chlcnlo (ee At lo Hade. The rort*orntinn »hall nlw> hove New York ilie power o( Inlying, leasing. Mllln* or nt^ierwivCincinnati oie]uirlng-ordinn)»mgof any and all other attidea Washlnlton of personal pru|irrt/. and al»o rral estate which g jacK som ...................... BP ,SR...^wwn Jacksom ■llle may tie necessary tor cr incidental toi.lhç «Sesferi.- ^¡ yj| f-T-Í jr-tfe*riti lirfii hunnfit* | s *>*• 1'TÍBtiu-s» The Corporation shall also have the fur, ihn power of »piling. moftgaghiiMjr oilicrwisH 1 pledging or dltposir.g ul an y *>7 in real or peraonal property a» »c.nrity tor any debt» owed liy ihecurl>.»r.ition; alto the lorruwlng of m»nry ami ifcuring the payment of lite «nine in any iiiinm t per­ mitted hy law a» to natural-peiion». 1 ARTICLE 111. |A now la come our JdyfulPat lime. Ivy hut little, In American decorations The amount of rapitnl »t*»*k of this corporation I^t every man be Jo lly : nt Christman, since both plnnts tire ■»hall le- FirrrmTiwnwisii (SIS.000) Douars, tobe Each room With Ivy leuvea In drent. exceedingly rare here.. ,^ut In Kngland divided into one hundred nml fifty »hnrv» ol the And every post with Ilo lly . Oll U i ) U -Han cat h. ■Without the door let Sorrow lie, the use of the Ivy at b ast Is universal, All or any pan of the capital »toe thi» corporatuirporn dockkof thi* And If for chid he hnp to die. petty.lohur M-paynbte In pn j* rty.l.ihor or *ervloes,a. services, St und the references to It In Christmas, ationtmnvjlM'paynhlc Juitvnluation Iole(ix<i-.liy the in.-nrporntor». or We’ll bury him In a C hristm as Pye. song and story alone would (111 n small byr the director» "— -----‘ d‘ fur the poral a lori-tini! calli Anil evernioro be m erry. l«»e. »e Property, Jftbor nml service* may nl»o I*' volume. in tinsel und paid with the rapitili »tockat ~ a |>u ... for............ .....................— ILL of the evergreen plant« S H IP P E R S O F Juit valuation of »udì property, lutior or »ervlce» Itenidos Its claim to appropriate­ have long been consid­ lobe fixeil by the diredor» of the corporation at a ness for the ChrUtmns season which ... . mcctina called tor the t,uri-.«e ered symbolic of Immor­ ' . ARTICLE IV. tality. of rebirth. Hence it holds In common with other'everThe conxiratlon »ball etiti perpetually, a» pro­ they, and they alone, are greens, It hns two especially strong vided by law. appropriate ■ decorations recommendations of Its own. On ac ARTICLE V. count of Its hnbtt of clinging strongly for the Christmas season, TheltUilncsa of thi* corporation »hall lie .con­ by a president, vire pretldcnl, m rrtary, , ___ which was originally.« celebration, un-' to Its supporting treQ_or. wall, lu Is ducted and troaiurer. and n l»onri| of three ilirmior*. am) I ——dsr-thtMlUKuls* nLvarlau a-national-r«»-; a popular symbol of friendship nml «urn mm‘r T>m<-<r»~STa ¡Igent* n* from .................. .| — time to may Ik- apiKiibled Till* ito< kboliler* *hnll llglous forms, of the turning of the fidelity, nnd ns such, nn-excellent deco­ time bold their annual rneetlm! on the tir»t Monday in ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ sun at the winter solstice, and the con­ ration for the.season of K‘>"d will and May of rnrh JTtirrtinte*» oltierwlir determineil l>y universal brotherhood. And It was. the by-law* At the annual Moekholder»' met-tsequent renewal of life on the earth. In Roman, days, sacred to Ilaechus, ing there »hall t«e electnt three of the »hirkTiiihler» When Conat«n|hrt~- was converted, who, when n baby, was bidden by Ills of »aid ivuiKirallon n» din-ctur», nnd nolil dirtTlnt their meet Iml to t»- held oil the uimi- day. he seized upon evdry underlying like­ aunt, Ino, among Its leaves, to save or», »Iinlt eleet a prrsidrnt. vice president, »ecreinry and treasurer, nml tudi other «(brer* nnd ngrnu ness, however remote, between the old him from Juno's destructive wrath. a» the corporation may authorize. All officer* faith amt tho new. -Every familiar Pr.vnne says: •hull lieId their respective otfira» until their »uc(a-»»iir» ure duly rleelrjl and uunlith-d Aliy two symbol that might be stretched to 111 At Christman mr-n do always Ivy gi-i. o( said oflice». e*te[il that of president, may Uthe strange faith; every old custom And In t-Mi-h'miner of tin- houqs It st-l, held by one per»on. The name» of the ofiicrr» who SA N FO R D . FL O R ID A that would help to reconcile his lately, Hut why do llu-y limn use thnt Harrtine are to»oiiduct the t.0(111,--- ,,f »aid corporation un­ til those elected nt the fir»t election nforrtnid shall wml? and sometimes forcibly, converted l»e(iuallfi(*d. »hall l-e. T !' William», t’ri »ident. they mean then llm -clois-llk* to W. M Uicklnt. Vice Pre»idenl: W W Stripling. people .to their unaccustomed belief, Jli-i-nusr feed. Secretary amt Treamret T F, William». W M, was adopted and rcexplained. And This satirical explanation was foil Illckln» and W W Stripling, tliyector*. CRUTCHFIELD & W 00LF0LK PinSBU RG , PA. Room 16, Pico Block. 'Phone 269 _SANFORD. FLAa— . . . - éJâ C h ase & G o . ? a a Florida Fruits and Vegetables f * 1 the return of the sun, bringing life and light to the winter-bound earth, became tho prototype of the coming of the Son of Man. bringing life and light to the soul of. the sin-bound ■world So*that at first all the heathen _ .oh&ervaiu:».* were retained ss far US possible, and merely given a new uusnlng. At the Christmas festival, the Ivy ■ : »»d holly'still made a summer screen of the stone walls, as In ancient tier many thry had turned tho huge halls at mid winter, to bowers of greenery, wherein the sylvan sprites, who dwelt lA summer among the forest trees might pans the frozen mouths without too much discomfort. An echo from Scandinavia Is hMII heard In the say Ing current mining the .peasants of tinold world tliul If ntiy bit of hull-lav dccnrmlnn u i-f. jR the holier uftrrCandlemas day (February 2), u troop of little devils wl| enter and Hit. one on cnch withered leaf, every oiu bringing Its own small curse upon the house. These little devils are merely the old forest sprites, detained nitaltist tbelr will by their undestroyed winter refuge and fretting to return lo the »wakening woods of spring. The churches were still, green with Christmas garlands In Hhose early days, and ablaze with raniltfs. ua the temples of Saturn had always been during the corresponding Homan fes«tore Vergil remarks, "TrymmynB iho temples with hangyngB, floures. boughes and garlandea, was takon of Hi* heathen people, which decked Ihetr Idol* and houses In suchc array.” And,*» time weut on, and It b eca m e no more necessary to make concesHorn that would help reconcile the Wopl* to their changed Eatth, -these ’■heathen'' custom! became distaste­ ful to the church. One of the early tounclls forbids men longer “to d eck *P their houstu with Jawrell, yvlc. anil iwene boughes, an wo used To doe kt.the Cbrlsimasse season.** Yhls rommand’ was observed In the t*mples, but In the baronial balls tho ®ld customs lived on; lived down tbelr tnestlonable past; won again tho tol­ eration of the priests who had aternly * banished them, and to-dny all the everirsect again are admitted to the •tetetest church, no tbat w# again can at Christ man, „ AKT1CLE VL too truo In tho t>«rll«*r~».*litya. -when The highi-tt am,Hint of indchtcdnr»» or liahility Christmas tasted for weeks, nnd whs I to whs li this corporation in ly m any time »uhiei I given over to a revelry ultnost wholly ilself »hall lie FTItei-n Thousand (S 15.00U) IVdlurs ARTICLE VII. heathen In ctjuracter. Thr name» m l residence» of the iub*crltM-r» To-dny, In Amerlra.-the Christmas ami tin* iimouut Of (Kpit.il »tick sut-si rdn-d f *1 Jjy dccLUullufii. oui.io-t Azdiielv**|y „ r e rtf j t k' WHIlVint Dn'tona. Fla h olly , w lilcb, for all Its (.(»pnInr lty . Is w M 11. kou Santord FTa loss consi-orati-il by li-gi-iul than itTiv ^ " Stripling, Sanfurd. Ha o th e r holiday gn-enery. g re en ery . T o In- sunTo I. C. HUGHES ?n°dNSSfiDT OE RR ...5 0 ttiuro fifí i Imre» 5 0 t ftn m I y VMiijatin W Al I> MHS W W Sniffi*'; we make a s p u r liiK use *>f lit** iu I kth toe. which, from the ancient DniMb'iil Si Alt •f li >»*!r*Ai ^ Omni) «if Ui.iliifr • im-anltig of purity given to Its wax I ii r i> ••r : i y Iti li i (Ina ilny Iri-' ifi Mir white berries, and from Ils m**- In »N')fnr> rullìi i i , 1 f -f h •St ils* ni nurl.lu, 1^1- I »• • •i ill y iLii'tifxl i I WhManiti. W M IfukLi th* in In 1he loaning*- rile, has come ntiil W Ss Mfij>í,r*¡; u» inc k»»n knuwn nul k n -k n ¡ 'n give a charier for kissing as "!.r*.u*l to nir Io f- fin* i* r -H1A i|* * ’riî»*rt in nml yvIitj «u il^il 1li** i r irmi*** i »tin- lan (¡o'rik! u rti'I* * nf In as the wind:" And wi- Iimvo added the rur(Miriiti«>it u» lu.ii.'pnr itiii» u' ihr ' l»m. blMprswect, which has 110 trndlMimnl «»k> l t ' t m V r »II5 .h kn twlt-flüi* fi» ins­ titut U i« > «utHornh «I .1» ir ru m m tlirn-lii or ihr idgniflfttlioo whatever. Is nut an U» ö uni jnifi*'!** f t u i 111 i*k|iii*»wt| evergreen, nnd Is lo lu- lolernied Iff Witufka WIi n-if, I li'tvs* Iit'frufiUi i f f my timi nitit i-il '«-¡il. thÍK ihli iluy o' rtiil**r, metviy for lis beauty’s sak*-. and for Imiul | iOh K Ç Ma* wax. ( v al ) 1tie sllgtit suggest foil li gives of the « r r Fttwiw». «>»•*»» r M> ('oiiiiiiiikAioii < \j»tn > A|>ril 1.1. IUI2 KoHyTmiry. -. Our American holly Is said to be less bi-niiiiful than the European plant, having leaves of a duller green. Hut, making all allowances for pos­ sible disadvantages. It still Is a re­ markably beautiful tree. And as a None lint first-class lnlxir employed nnd all contracts ({uarantced to be in accordance ^symbol of the Immortality which It Is . „ with plans nnd specifications tho season’s special mission,to tench, I urn In Unslncaa lo do Business for Those Who Need My Services It surely Iisb no rival. The leaves re­ ______ ______________ P » » 1> IW »» B o x - 7 7 1 — main on the branches for three yesra. losing tholr hold only wlien they are pushed off at Inst by the growing buds of spring. Throughout England, so little Is Its supremacy aispdtnt. Unit it Is |upuiar-f5* ly known as "Christmas." Just us the hawthorn Is called "The May." Its name has been a mailer of con • \ Slderuble Interest. Theophrastus and ESTABLISHED 18G9 other Creek authors uutm-d the plant ( s t * • • Agrla; that Is. wild, or of the fields The Homans formed from this the word Agrlfollum and called It also Aqulfollum,' from aetuiq. sharp, and A rc O ffering Any and A ll Kinds of F l o r id a R e a l E s t a t e folium,-« leaf. Dauhlu and Lourelro first named It Ilex, from the resemb­ at as Low P rices and on as reasonable terms a s lance of Its leaves to those, of the It m ak es no difference w h a t Quercuo Hex, a spectes of oak which m UNDERWOOD Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty T he Marks Estate A g Real ency Tlie Pioneer Visible w p s th o tr u e I l e x o f V l r g l L L ln n g e m T y p ew riter you u s e —now; : v --.- . -- C an be Had Anywhere adopt«*)- the name Ilex for the genus, and presvrved the namc* Aqutfnlhim for the most anciently known species. h a v e used in tlie p a st. or a» ’ Our populsr name, holly, probably 1s a corruption of the word holy, as m uy use, tlie m a ch in e you Office on l’nrk Avenue, between First and Commercial Streets, Sanford, Florida Turner In his herbal calls It holy, and holy tree. The thorny foliage, and will e v e n tu a lly buy is th e the berries like drops of bright blood, could scarcely fall to remind a Chris­ tian of the Trown of thorns, and this, "N»w with bright Holly a ll tha temples together with the universal hac of the •n L,,ro’» plant tn the churches at Christmas .With Ivy treen. and sacrad U ls tlsto e ." easily would account for tbs name. The -Early Calendar of Kngllsh In Germany It Is known as ChristHnnihfnl in w *U t-ifo reh d pMwl fc o d b -M o ia «i*«pUzUz - U « s d Flow eri.- an old p9era whcrplo. eAch dor*<- The Jtanish name Is Chrlstura »olul oak with a liind»ome golden llniih, hj^hlfpolUhtd. ngwyp.—-— Onln liaUjcfacat. •®»\h is recognised by Its appropriate ghd the Bwedlsb Christtorn. The The price I» beausc ' pxlrmroc cunitrucUoi V tcndMrîïH ‘ - poskibleonly —aiiutuctuiisx IzcUltkcl, lor chairs ciduiWeU. turning >tat symbol, ends with these line«: — THE— same name, Chriat'a thorn, is found In c!it°chai?»flu|n ri|B|utii»that we can e*U dmls Tn'’ In *uAt'QuinUtiti sucnH *•*' Iks «virgreens l.aurel aloue la some parts of England. But as no d e a le r*« p r o fit »nd sell direct to y o u *1 w h o le s a le . (raa os, You run no chance, lor we give your raonry tuck if every chclr 1» not legend connects the holly with the ■“ bar» u lk (.> » -4rewni all Issrnsd crown of thorns, this name, unfvereal tu c tlr 11 we rtprcMot. You M V * a l l e a s t o n e (lot 1ST ! « »■*■*• ■»«on*. end1 gel q»alr» dmint-room.,parlor, bed-room. |t| better UtIUI sjiiitsctlon. MIIIHHUUII» VfM IIS «lor W SW IMM«« ■ — '-» ""I” '" «, bllice*—sod tllice* —and eveor porch, »lichen, lawn, »lures, «vere other.use. other tue. Ire Irom the '* i vL* »*< Hollis barrus >{_• * * '“ ■ . among tha Germaulc peoples, must be ■ clcgzat to. the pUInckL Alt kind* ol wood, 2U) dilieicnt sQtcs. STATE DEALERS • merely the result of Its appearance Tuts tog snd W s s sa lis com s' rou0“ thst a«*n. Send for « n lore» Uln»rxlr<l catoloea* »nd »pwl»l rkriSiui■llet ('klelv|sé inoivay ui and of It* ChrtCmos popularity, i s telle yoe all »bout Uirtn »»I »lira um prices Ih*» MVS Jo» good n UJUUu*r- Sud belt ta-*ag SM. IPs fours ires ou reu» siary «holl Ja c k s o n v ille , Flo rid a Tbç laurel U used not * t tU. and the' 4wfvre eusiCBtfid. ------- - - —■>’'b rid g e an d M a rtre s S t * ., Js s k s o n v IU s , F Is . Underwood Fine Leather Seat Dining Room Chair H. & W. B. DREW CO. FLO R ID A CHAIR F A C T O R . Write us for further information ------- a— ^ 7 - ;i.» i M I,,T ’ n i É j ll.z iC’flJ >f‘V 1 �», D ecem ber I 9 , . I 9 Q8_ A re You Looking For Invest Flowing Wells Guaranteed One Thousand Acres of Celery Land $100.00 to Reasonable 00 P er A c re Cash W Paym ents and Balance on E a sy T e rm s Lands Adapted to Celery, Lettuce, Cauliflower, Potatoes, E tc S a n f o r d , F lo r id a Lessons jrom the Christmas W oman p ---------By ATA RGARET SPENCER TELL, you we ought to cut It out this year," said the bard-up hus­ band. __ 'The (Sristm a* wom­ an put both hands on his shoulders. "We can't cut out Christ­ mas, dear," she told him, gontly. "But that five dollars which my broth­ er gave me on my birthday Is going to oover every cent 1 spend. They’ll be Just little remembrances.” - "That's It," he an­ ew e r e d, Impatlontly. "You'll keep It up, one way or another, and at the last min­ ute I'll feel mean If I don't get Into the game and squander a lot of money on presents." • ' He closod the door end went iway~. By the Ume ho had boarded the car But The Christmas woman didn't know that be was thinking this. She was busy In her own room, where, on a work table, lay a white ahlrt waist pattern stamped with a graceful design for embroidering. She had bought It for 60 cents, marked down from one dollar beoause It was the last. Her plan was to transfer Its design to other piece« of cloth which t,he had In the house and so evolve three shirt waists, stamped for em­ broidering, to bestow on the three *nleces, who liked to embroider. And all for 50 cents! But the Christmas woman had Just begun work* trying bravely to forget the hard-up husband's last words, vrhan ahe was called downstairs to see the perfectly discouraged person, whose plaint was after this fashion: "Oh. dear! It's nothing to ms how .. many Chopping days' there are to Christmas. I can't buy a thing." "But, my dear," sold the Christmas - -wntnun; "think wbst you e«n make out of that luxurious box of pieces you showed ino the other day!" Thereupon she poured forth many suggusUons about aprons and holders and shoe bags and top collars—enough to Inspire a church baxar. "Oh, yea, but everything you make Me perfectly dlacouragen p«nu> w . eluded, at the end of her depru-slng call. "I wlnh Chrlatmaa waa paat!" Then she went straight home, TmttetToUlherbbx bfplecea, pondered over the Chrlatmaa woman’* suggoslions, schemed out a plan for saving a little money here and there, and then fell, to work on her Christmas presents with new courage. Hut that Chrlatmaa woman didn't know this. "O h!" she began. Hut nt sight of Bridget's sorry face she Caught her­ self. "Never mind, Bridget," she oddod. "Don't feel bad about ll.!!— "Feel bad! Me?" echoed the aston­ ished girl. The look In bur eyes was full of admiration. "Sure, now, this Is the first place I ever worked where the Indy didn’t get cross before Christm ss!" This time the Christmas woman knew ""th anolhor visitor claimed her—this time the tlred-to-death woman, who couldn’t get away from her teething baby to go shopping, or to take one stitch on Christmas presents. "Give me your list, and I’ll shop for you," the Christmas woman vol­ unteered. "Mercy! I couldn't possibly tell wbat I want without seeing things,” the tlred-to-death woman protested. Not until she was wel' on her way down the Htreet did she realise that, with a little planning, she might shop by proxy after all. The Idea,'once It had penetrated her mind, pleased her so much tbatjihe was smiling like a really rested wdman when she reached home and sat down to make out her list. . . Dut the Christines women didn't kwww— ■ n o w lisle. TTTiw ; "Have I called you-downptalrs when you wore doing something lmporaut ?" the dead-broke girl was asking f the Christmas woman by that lime. "I'm sorry If I have, but I had to tell you my troublos. I'm In dobt up to my ears. I haven't any light to give Christmas presents this year. I’m going to be cross until December. 16,“ :;;:nObr~no!t,'tMe~LChrisUxiur woman protested. "Why, keeping cheery Is one kind of giving! And at loasl you can write Christmas letters." "Why, who cares for those?" was the cynical answer, - Yet an hour later, ot her deek, the dead-broke girl waa busily writing Christmas letters, filling them with borrowed sweetness and humming a happy tune as the words flowed from her pen. But the Christmas woman didn't know (hla. Bhe had gone hock to her room for the third Ume—to find her work Uhls empty. In vain ahe searched for the shirt-waist cloth. "Bridget," ahe called at last, “have you taken anything out of my room?" Bridget was washing the windows. "Only tbs clean rags for pollshln' the glass, mum,” she answered. “Yon said t great gladness, because she Y riu r, never fliouglit or such n tiling. C^ Jim TIt’sA INtheL other fellow who will likely go. You linve lit rarn led .th s m saa&ir» ■<» tjww -newrx, if'* Id, so ftly : ^i but, Bridget, what do three lit' presents matter? It's Joy that s i must glvel" SURPRISED THE POSTMAN. not yet your family well provided for nor all the debts lifted from your Property, so you will live. Your Buildings inoy burn, so you keep them iusurfed. Mow would it do to, let one of the Strongest Life. Insurance companies in the WORLD carry that risk upon your Life, instead of forcing It ujkju your Wife and Children? A little money, saved this way, each year, will make life in later years comfortable and happy. Do not fail to examine the Expected a Christmas Pressnt Which Ha Didn't Oat It was the day after Christmas, nnd the hardworking postman ploughed his way through.snow and cold winds, a sack of unusual slxo on his back. He ascended the spacious steps of a West-end residence, and In answer to his ring a manservant In rich livery appeared "Walt a moment, please," said servant, as he took the betters. ' mistress wishes to speak to you The postman's eye brightened his duty with fidelity. Now, no doubt, In recognition of hla regular and fa|th a..« • ;* il ii » !;. Equitable Life’s Standard Policy s PxcMuilied by th c Ntrw-Yurk^Stuteijnw W R IT E Equitable Life Assurance Society or THE UNITED STATES j-^-.COLES. Jr., General Agent, Jacksonville, Florida -M R SrE . F. WÉLB0RNE, J . N. N. WH1TNER, Resident Agent, Sanford. Fla. Special Agent iu u u x n v F R E E Making It Easy. Daughter—Ms, 1 think you'd b let pa smoke la the house. Mother—I should like to know 1 Daughter—Every Christmas we trouble trying to find a preseal him—Every thlug U so’ expensive, e-- ------*know: but we can always i pretty ash-troys at I t cental Be Marry. Make your e v i Christmas --------- merry by making a merry Christmas for ’others Wade makes frequent trips to Sanford. W rit« him a t Orinado. S A M P 1 E NBW W|U Paper will change uninviting, domai moma into an at* Jîfct>ve cheerful home. We place at your door the privilege of aclcetioai from the lirgm ï a " " “ 1“ N o m n H itiip w 1I44U W. ft«, Sc H ALF S O F n W A L L P A P E R A POST CARD to* « day staring room* you Intend papering will bring you MipPle* *?*■ •If vow intenJ printing aend for price*'odcolor save yoe money, fy r ta p n , H i W if« ? PANY Jachm.vUO.rh. O u i c L l y a n d N e a t l y E xecu ted at J o e H e r a l d P r i n t i n g Company �¡ « e r a M M E M n i w ¿Á crt> . «r*', —•‘•^ THE HWfQUb‘ titRtlD , m■ - * .,» ' "' ■ M P H > »', '.! ■■■ * December 19 1908 Mthe Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial In the Circuit Court of th* 7, h j Mfl}fi. l-j In-the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial CircuiUlt .the S la ty o f Florida • for Orange County. -71.-1909. in sat a court you appear to and answer the bill filed and set forth Ihe nature **• .y«Htc ir»p**.1ivt- -iolciinu in, slqlit ><, »o Orante County _ lien« upon real estate situate in the City of City of Sanford, , Sanford, and deteribed in the bill as; Bill In Chancery to Enforce (- j p t l Sanford. j City of Sanford ) BIB in Chanccrv City of Sanford ) nil! in Chancery to fail 9, Block 7, Tier Ir. Bill In Chancery to Enforce Th Lien. . . '*• , ) Enforce T »* Lien. Lot 1, Block . . ___ ll Is* further ordered that this order be L Utdrr. * Ainanda C ^ s o n , and) h" ‘jrC' 1 " " * Tai Lien. *\. J. fseive, ami > Owner Unknown. published iTTtffe Sanford Herald, a newtpaper To the defendant, manda Guodton* ♦ r r " Whom It Miv Concern:* . published In said City, once a week fbr eight T1 he aSidavU of the City SoTo the defendant. Owner'Unknown. It appearing from the affidavit of the Cit» Upon application of the Citjr Bolicitorr it consecutive weeks prior to said rule day. It appear!n< from the affidavit of the City Solici­ if hereby ordered that on or before the* ¿'eh Witne«« my: band and seal of the said clr. s a tor of the City of Sanford herein Hied, that he be­ « s a r t e s s t s » ' " j Mthe l * State Stale of l lurida r u V f • M ntesldeni rtury Rule day next, being February i, A. cuit court thii and >lay ol December, A. D. ' lieves that you are a mm-rreldrni of the Stale of ¿of* M * M )© 9» in taid court-you appear to ati<i ideo« t?' \ f 1 ,ur,‘“ and that your res 1908. Florida, and that your reildence la unknown, and answer,. the bill . ,filed ami........ itt ........ forth—thenature ‘ Ä n. ° " n\ '" d «■"• ‘»are i ï B. M. ROBINSON. (Seal.) j V »ubòòena upon whom would bind you. and that there ii nu person in this ttate the service of »on in this Stife the V r T k e ' ^ f '. " . . ^ 1>" your respective interest« in, right to, or t6 8 Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. ,'S m t U* I» o r t t the aie of 2 Iy e a rs a subpoena upon whom would bind you. i t Chy liens--------------upon real--------------------estate situate in ltKeoi ------------------------------------------------------ * ______ ! Ttaffien-fore ordered that you do appear In this It la therefore ordered that you do appear In this I " T --- 1■" * 1 1 11» ' ;r i i b , d i ? + s t ' ? ? s rtanfotd. and dc«crit*cd m the bill as; (Jatlothebill herein died, upon Monday, Febru- court to the bill herein filed, upon Monday, Febru­ j , . 1* .!* ,h'‘rcfüre ordered lia i you do appear 1*1 E, Block l l ; t hapnian and Tucker'« In the Circuit Courf of the 7th Judicial 0 * ' » rj, IÍ109 ary 1. A. D. 1000. Addition to the CiTv of Sanford. *7. ; further ordered that thle order of publication ft la further ordered that thla order of publication UP° n Circuit of the State of Florid* !• •« ftirlher ordered that this orilrr tie A u u S ed onoe a week for elabt con.ecu.lvr be nuhllihrd once a week for eight conaecutiyt Monday. ftbruary Î. A.' pub shed in Ihr Sanford llrrald .'a new«(iapcr ¡Sfifre Tlie Sanford Herald,.* nowspaper pub- week« in The Snnford Herald, n newspaper pub­ for Orange County. [uiMi.hr.I ¡11 Mid City, once a werk (orfTNkhl ¡¡S5 ln Ute City of Sanford. ln OrBngTcounly, lish rd In the City nf Sanford, In Orange county, cori»ecutivr weeks ptinf to «aid mTe day. City of Sanford > nill in Chancery to I- lorida. Witne«« my hand and »raf of the said eir r'S5ÍÍÍ¿.i mr hand and tha aeal of laid circuit „ ’J*, ) . Enforce Ta«. Lien Wilneaa my hand and the seal of said circuit ‘•■Orange County, tlori'u '* ° [ cult court this and day of December, A. I). II. Daugherty, and ) ' • court, this noth day of November. A. D. IUOH. 1908. my land and lue irai n i » ¡.I m. To All Whom It klay Concern: « í ® 51 « T S n & iS L T U i „ B. M, RoeiiiaiK, |oi*i.| çimnttness cour. H.Ï. and day of I ) " X “ a . C}Î B, M. ROBINSON, fSeal.) ... Clerk Circuit Court, Orarne County. _application of the City S.ificitor. H IB-8 Clerk Circuit Court. Orange C-ounly. 68 •Trrk Circuit Court, O r a m p r * “ “ r,h»t on, or before the feb. rU3r>* Rlllf iliy Urxt, being FebruXVy I, A. ri e i l M‘ K«»TINSn\, (Seal ) lath« Circuit Court of the 7lh Judicial In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial h, U. 1909 in »aiil court, you anixar to «ml 8ll Clf,k HrctUt Court, Orange ^ u n ty . In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial ativwcr the bill file*! ami «ct forth the na* Circuit of the State of Florida for Circuit of the State of Florida for tine of your respective ¡nlrresta In, right Us Circuit of the Slate of Florida Orante County In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Orante County nr hens uikiu rral estate situate, in the City for Orange County. nf Sanford, and described in Ihe hill as? Circuit of the State of Florida City of Sanford, ) î S Bill In Chancery to Enforce Ch* ef Sanford, Lot 11. Block j. Tier 1. City of Sanford ) Bill in Chancery to vs. ( Bill In Chancery to va. for Orange County. l t i is further ordered that this order be Tax Lien. n , , * * • ,> Enforce Ta* Lien. Lota 3 Ik 4. Bluck 2, Tier 11. f I'nlniivTiu 1 [>„ published, in the Sanford Herald, a ncwspaiier A l J * " 7* Owner Unknown.. ); Tax Llfn. Cl'y of Sanford j Bill jn Chancery to Owner Luknown,' and I published in said City, nrtce a week for right VI« All Whom It Mar Concern: ) Lnfurre Tax ¿ ¡ t n , InLpon consecutive weeks ptior to said rule day To the defendant. Owner Unknown. application of ihr City Sollritor. Ii 1 Witness my hand anil sral of the safiï'rir* It appearing from the affidavit of the City Solid is hereff; , “''l*‘f« l that on or before the Feb »y Concern , ... .*,,* f ou are a non-re»iovni w mu ovnu-ui tor of the City of Saniunf herein filed, that he be­ ruary Rule day ncn , being February », A. cult court this ajth ilay of November, A. D. U|«m application rwtia. and that your residence I* unknown, and lieve* that von are a non-resident of the Stale of I H i s S M l . _ ___________________________ hereby nrderrd ().«It ml-or b.-i,.fc the /■*!) ™ D .^ipoj, In »aid sa|d court,, you appc aplicar, to and _ - 9, Jn court, yuu ¡¿Jtbire U do person in this aute the aenlci of Florida, and ihot your residence is unknown, nml juary Ru|c Ja y Woliihson, * (Sesil.) , afii.wer i " i i the bill filrd tiliil and ami »r| ,.t (orlh fi.rtii Ihr nature T-taortia upon whom would bind, you, and that that there is no person In this state the service n( J -ifiutr. iii_iaúl_«*,ur( oG-yius«,. a*a(i—uus Inui i «o 'tn .^ ly w ni; S f r ‘ L, theageef-Ul yaara.-*^— - - • • * •ubporerinxffi'WtltjmArrttM TiTWiyntT— '- « jj- - '■ -r City **1 ol answer the bill tiled ‘.n,) ,f t furto the Mturr liena----------------11s utmn real rstate situate lit the ’ hUthrrefoveordered that you do appear In IhU It is therefore ordered that you do apirear In lilt« Sa‘» ford, and described ill Ihr hill as: nut ta the MU hareln 0led, upon Monday, lebru court to the bill herein filed, upon Manday, Febru ?.f >uur rct|>eelive i J° H* rif Mit I , IlJock iflt Chapman ami In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial l.ç.ij upon real e . t a l r " . ì ì i 'i . ,T „ -|g f" , CÌ S "I ary I. A. D. 1000. orv 1 A 1/ 1909. I ttckrr'« s\«t*|It ion ta the C{ly fy of 8anf«»r0« fi li farther ordered that this order of publication Circuit-of the Stata ttf-Fiatiti»-----It iafwetlwi oidi rril thm thli iw Ju rnf twlgkatkvr. i l riîii' fa wUlshed once a week for eight consecutive Ulive be published time n week for eight consecutive puhiishril in (hr Sanford Iterai [pr^Prange County. «.Vim The Sanford Herald, a **•*" •WTvlry-t«rJ»»» ft«tftWP»mwrtrf;**-«ewim^ef^Utv •; 'sa’nfiird ) Bill in Chafineerv ta bird la the City of Sanford, In ruty. Tished in the City of Snnford, in Orange cofimy. publitlieil j„ said City, mice a w-A I . V « ^ wngtcuflve wrrks prior tó stid tuie day. -Torida. vs. ) Enforce Ti ax T.ierì T'ti" v > itness my hauti and Seal of thè salii cit consecutive week. .,ríori to M| ,| ,úy.Wmms my hand and the teal of said circuit J. R. Iloyd, and ) . Witness my hand and tlie seal of said circuit u’I court ttlis and day of Dcgciuher, A. D VVrtness my hand and seat „( t|lr „ ¡ J cit To All Whom It May Concern: J & 5ih day of court, this 2Jth day of November, A. D. 1008. 9118, U. M. KnamiDM, l sr*,t ] Upon application of the City SuBiTuir, It iSoB ."’Ur‘ ‘,n J , U y oi l>Kf* r ! A. D IL M. ROBINSON, (Seal.) U| Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. 1» hereby ordered iTtst on or beforr the f c't 10-B Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County, 68 Clrtk Circuit Court, Orange “ounty. ... . « M. ROBINSON. CSeal.) ruary Rule day next, being Febntafy t, A lircult (nu n. Orange r mlntv. ), 1909. in said court, you appear to and Inthe Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial answer the, bill filed, and *et furili the na­ Circuit of the State of Florida for Circuit of the State of Florida for In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial ture of your re»|ieciive Interests in, rigid to, .Circuit of the State of Florida or Bens upon real estate situate in tbe City Oranfe County Orante County Circuit of the State of Florida of Sonfntd. and descritteli in the bill as; for Oràtigé County. I ah if. Muck j . Tier i. for Orange County. rd. \ City of Sanford, Qty of Sanford, Bill ln Chancery to Enfurce City of Sanford ) Bill in Chancery to It is fmllier ordered ' that Ibis order tie Bill In Chancery tu vs / ,, v* ) Enforce Taa Lien published In the Sanford Herald, a newspaper .City of Sanford ) Bill in Chancery to T ax Lien. L l i l 2 & l3,Vuiack7l f. Tier I. ( Enfurce Tu i Lien, .Maty 1.1 ans, anil j IL rwter. ) published in y l.l l ily,, oiice » week for right Owner Unknown wn. ) To-All Whom If* May Cooref11: W. «. I W * a„d { l:,,f,’tre T“ Tatht defendant. H. PWlerj con-ecutiir weeks prior In said mie ila». I'lH.o applica'ion of the City Solicitor, i* It appearing from the affidavit of the City So­ .To the defendant, owner Unknown. To A||.\Vhom It May Concernt Witness mr baud and seal of tlie sain cir­ licitor ef the City of Sanford benln filed, that he It appearing from the affidavit nf the City Solid l'pon appl cation o f the City Solicitor ■it is lirrebv ordered thal on'or before the Feb cuit eojirf tilts rylli day—uf—Novcmh- c,—A, IV, — inary Ride day ’ next, being FobrsMry t. A. 1 9 118 . fajfatri that you arc a non-resident of (he State tor o( the City o( Sanford herein tiled; that lie be­ .m Ci(n ]r " dK,ri1 i"11 w I rtiruary *>>ct .fe A. i, H. *9**9. in said court-, you ai'iyrtr to and, sf ftelda. and that your residence 1« unknown, lieve* that you are a nun-reshlent nf the Stair of m Jitsry Rute ir s e" i' M t lwm« 1 . M. RoMnson. fSe.il.) nswer the bill filed anil set lortK“ilir rei u d that there Is nu pereun In this stale the servlet: Florida, and that your residence Is unknown, and l>.. 1909, tn saut court, y.iu aeiwar tu an.l IEi B Cierk-fUmi i l - Gouil. D i-naa Cminte:----rii suhpornn upon whom would bind you. and that that there is no person In this state the service ol aoswer the l.-ill fite,1 an.\ «et f„y.l,-.i----- nflln- Hite *11 yo.ur_reaufClivf inlnuwi«-»» , rieht-nst TTrns npnn real estate «Illune in tlie Cit. riur age 1»over the age of I I years. ___ . a Milusn nn upu** “ i*™ *^,*.*i.t UUJ « w ------------->vHii rCipftlUV (n ü rfih in, rieftt tii, oi f Sanford, nritt descrilied in the bill as: - TflBifirrtTorr orderivT IfinT you do appearin inis Itis therefore ordered that you do appear in this hrns upon real eslale situate in |hc C tty-u( In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial lad s. lttork 9. Tier (1, marl ta tha bill herein (lied, upon Monday, Febru- court to (lie bill herein Biod, upon Monday, Febru- Sanfnrd, and descrilied in the blll a«: I t -is. further unJeiril-lkst-.IlM« -m iler-W ----------g. arri. A. U. IÖDU. nry 1. A. U. 1000. Lut s, aloslp e , T ier y ----------- ; ---- Circuit of-the State of Florida ublDhcd in ihe-Sanford Herald, a nrw«pa|ieT onlrred lit i Ilurtlier nrderrd that this order of publk-ation till hhiMbrr r * —■ —1— thal thi» otdrrof publicolion !' «/,lrfrd »trat this* Order Iw tiublished for Orange County. in said City, once a week for rigli* unce a wrek fue eight conaecutivr be published once a week Tor eight consecutive puI. Ivbrd be puUlitbed i ..W M in the Kanfnrd llerald. a newsisiiwi on*rculi»c weeks nijor to said, rote day. vreks la I The Saniord Herold, A newapapcr rob­ weeks in Tlie Sanford Herald, n ncwspat*er pub- inihliihcd in »atd (.¡ly, narr n werk lor rieii’ City of Sanford ) , Wilnrss my ham! and seal of thp vaiti clr la theClly ol Snnford, Oí auge cuunly, Ft tlshnl In the City of Sanford, In Orange oounty, coiKecnlivr s f r l t r jinor tu »ald rule day. vs. ) Bill in < ■n fri il_ court (his Jjib May of Nnvcintw^, A. I Floikln.* r Wttnes» my band and »rat nf thr *sid ci» em Lot t, Block 7, Tier 1.) Enforce Ta* r.lfrfi 90R. Wilneaa my hand and the seal of said circuit cuit court this and day of Drccmlwr. A I» ___ ^my ___ . J 8 ____ — Owner Unknown, and) j ♦ *1 IL M. . Robinson. (Seal.) court, this ilsth day of November, A. D. 1008. court, this 25th day oi November. A. D. 10(18. 1908. rfi* Cleifc Cimili Conti. Orange Cmini*___ To All Whom It May Concern! B. M. Kownsun, { seal] II. M. Ku«in* w, ( seal) IT. M. ROBINSON, (Seal.) Upon application of the ( ity tir. it II9 Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. 10-8 Clerk Circuit Coart, Orange County.. Ib 8 f'trrk Circuli Court, Oraner County. ) •»»**1FxJt In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicio* 1. \. lathe Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial In the Circuit Conti of the 7th Judicial you h pear • nntl Circuit of the State of Florida answrr ‘tlie bitf filed and «et L Circuit of the State of Florida for Circuir of the Stale of Florldurtfor Circuit of the State of Florid*, for Orange* County. _ ___ lure ol your’ respectivi* interests in, right to, or Ben« llftnn teal estate «itnate in tile City frante County Grange County for Orange County. City of Sanford ) Mil In Chancer» to of «3\ Mniard. and described in Ihe bill as: , , ,, »'• ' ) Enforce Tax Lien City of Sanford ) ! ai| j,» Itl.K-k 6, Tier 7. City of Sanford, *rd. i BUI In Chancery ro Enforce City of Sanford, Bill In Chancery to Enforce II. roller, ami ) vs. It is further ordered that this order tie v i.. . . **• ) BUI in Chancery ** o All Wliuni li May Concertit” Tax Lien. . . Tai Lien. >. C. Duncan. piildi'hrd In the Satfford Herald, a new«iviner •-*>(• j and 4, Illock a.) Tbiforee Ta* Lie* Mary Evanss. I Ultori , appií<91imi «> f the Uily Si»lìri»«ir; t Tier it} ' ) in sai*l City, once a week lor right TsihailrUmianl, H C. Duncant To the defendant. Mary Evans: if htrrhv »minci! that on or before ihr Feh piiliH-ihrd sveeks mtnr to said rute da* Ownrr t ’uknówn. ) ll appearing frum the affidavit of the City Solid D appearing frum the affidavit uf the City Solici­ uxry Rule- 4*y ike*I,, lertog Frh»it**v A i-onseriltlve Witness niv diainl and seal of Ihe u iil rif*’ To All .W lukvu It M«v CwiKcrn: 1st cf the City of Sanford herein filed that he he tor ui the City ol Sanford herein filed, thin be tie IV 19°o, in *xiil rotiti, yttti appear lo am! cult-Cauri this aslb ilAy ot Niivetnlirr, A. D. a|i()|jc4tl<m of the? City* Solicitor, t* lim* Uist you are a non resident of the State of lierrs that you are it non-resident of the State ot luwer #lhe liilí ñlril ami ief form Ihr Tin 90R. * _____ _ ___ on .. or Itcfotr ___ ^ Mir rr onlcrc'l that rkrld«. and that your residence is unknown, ni.d Florida, and that your residence is unknown, mid Ü , litrehy urti lure of your rcipectivc ime resti iris righi In n. M, 'linlñuson. (Sm l.) roary Rule day nest, twin« FÄrrmre -JL -JU -r ÍieTi«»MHwm~eCli1 W íiíf iTTiiiif m the rii» tkst there is mr le-Cuot In .(fala stale Uie service of that there is no peuaon In this slate tlie service ol AR rtfrrlc Cimili Cniirt. (ìrniiH«’ Cn«iTit¥. * V ‘ 190*7. Ill «»Tit court, yoij anprar 1 to amt , siubpenauputl whom would bind-you. and that mutrpoena tljwM whOfirwoiild bind you. and tlnit f Rî*nforif nm| «1r*erii»ei1 In ihr hfTÎ n»? amwrr the bill ----filed ---and---set- .rifili I “ tlie » ynrr age it over the age of 21 years. your age is over tlie age ol 21 years. I m)| i i . Jltock j, ‘Her i. ll is therefore ordered that you do appepr in this In the C ircu it Court of the 7U1 Ju d icia l It Is therefore ordered that you do appear in this ture of your respective lnterr«t% In, rlpfHt to, If ii fmilirr nrtlerrtl if»*! thU nriler h catrl to the bill herein filed, upon Monday, Febru court to the bill herein tiled, upon Monday, Febru­ or iteli« ution trai estate «tlnafe in ihe City filili Ii«h<r«l hi ihe Stint forti Iler »hl, a itew«ji«t»e* C ircuit of the S ta te of Florida of Sahfnrd, and drtcribed in thè Itili av: •nr l. A. D. I90B. ary 1. A. I). 1000. |juhH«hr(t in Mit! City, once a . week for eight I— vt«* Oiree and finir ( j and 4), lllock Twn cüii*rcitlive U'rek« nrjor ln «ahi rule tlav. It tafurther ordered that thla order of publication It is further ordered that (Ills order of publication tor Orange County. l i ) . Tiri Kleven ( t i ) . t* published once a wrek for eight conaecutlve be published once n weuk for right consecutive VVilne** niv li»mt sud *eal of ihe pah! cir --- , ----t J3ux_ tuilcr. iic rruf^rrrtirt-thi» jfjtlf- d»y nf NmnrmheT, -Ar f* ___ U li..u l .filllliu J----- ). — wonka ui The Snniuid Her old. A -newspaper pub­ __ ! >„ ¡i .lì'FU'fl "('In c ) vs ) . lished mi (he City of Sanford, in Orange county, {inliltMieri 111 Mie S.m forti 1lem lo, a nrw Bpai^r Qtifí, puMitìic*1 in miti City, once a weelt fot tight VHorkla, IaiIs ta and t j, Mock) Bill in Chancery to II, \f. Rfthin«oii, fflr.TiJ.) Florida collarettiIve weeks iirior lo nairf mie dav, Witness my hand and the seal of said circuit 7. Tier I, ) Eri torce Taa Lien Witness my hand and tlie seal of said circuit 6 ^ Clerk Cimili Court, Omnte County. Wilnei» niv hgjHl and 'e«l of thè «aio n*coati. UtU 25th day ot November. A. I). 1U08. Unknown. ) • court, this 25th day ot November. A D 10(18. ruh muri fili» jgftì day qf Nnvrtnhef, * P J «i All Wbotti It May Concerní ,B. M. Roamsun, ¡at*t.) 11. M. R oiiinsuh, ( seal) In the Circuit Court of the 7th tu ' le-s t Irrk Circoli Court. Orange County. 10-8 Clerk Circuit Court. Oraugg County Upon fl|»|iUcAllmi of ll»d ( ity Solicitor, ll ft M. Rr4»{n«An, f^eal,-) i« hereby urtici ct! that on air before Ihe FebCircuit of the State of Florida Mury Rule Jay ne*l, l<ing February i # A. tolhe Circuit Courl of the 7th Judicial In the Circuit Court of the 7llt Judicial 16 R Clrrk Circuit Court. Orange Cnuirly. for Orange County. IX Iyu«j. in u iil i-uuii, you «M>mr to and Circuit or the State or Florida for Circuit of the State of Florldu for auawrrr lire bill MM ami «e* furili ihr na­ In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial City of Sanford ) ture nf your re*|Mcciive inlrmria jn , right tn, Orange County •Orange County . vs. ) Bill in Chancery 1 Circuit of the State of Florida lien» uImui real estate »itnate in the City A. S. Jairy, and ) Enforce Tax Liei or of Sanford, and ilf*crlt»od in the bill a«; , Gty of^Snnfofd. i mj| jn Chancery to Enforce City of Snnford, for Otange County. 11 All-Whom It May Concern; BUI la Chancery to Enforce Tsois i i ami i j , Hh*ek#7. Tier t. • vt. Cpon application of the City bollcTtur, ii 11^ ■I f MrIb-gg r»r«J**em!I t Lo rf»■ .«¡rJ» . IL». — Tj*"if I Ir m t 2 L . »» nm ± user ,Jfl !. fl.Xisr 7.i_l____ -lex idee_________ -H. G i>“!n uiiy untem i that on nr tirtnre Ttn' T irr Tfi the Sanford Herald, a nrw ) En f01 ce tax t h Vt. ro.iiy Rule day neat, bring Fcbtuary 1. A. pubìIiTìetl 7‘ khtdelrndant. Owner Unknown: To the defendant. H. C. Davidson: publifbM fin raid City, once a week for right II. C. Davidvon, and) D, 1009, in «aid court, you ap|iear In and cun It appearing from the affidavit ot the City Solid- To All Whom It May Concern: affidavit of the City So»ecu tii’e werk» prior to «.lid rule «lay. answer tlie hill filed and «et furiti the tia .i 1*? C ly u f hantord herein flie.1 that hr t ir of tlie City of Sanford herein filed, that he be­ Witne«» my hand and teal of the «aid cir* Upon applica ion of the Ctty Solicitor r tuie of your respective interests in, right^ti* ri.Ji“ “re “ '' od: resident ol the Stale of lieves thul you rue a non rrsldenl ot tlie State**! It hereby ottSifrt Ilia! on or before1 the ret cult court Itila J51Î1 day nf November, A. D, or lien« upon real estate situate in the Cit E f t *nfl ' ,l111 f uuf residence la unknown, ot.d Florida, and that your residence Is unknown, ami ruary Rule day tie*!, tiring February I, .V ot 1908. Sanford. m*u de«rrilied Iti the bill as; , J “*1* “ ““ person in this stale the service of that there Is no person in this stale the service ot 1». 1you, in vald court, vou ao|tcar to and II. M. Rnbintoii, fSeal, ) Lot 7, Bliirtt 9. Tier li. t a subpoena upon whom would bind you. i t e ' T * 1 * Ut* " would bind you. antwer tlie bill filcil and vet forth the tw it is imitici ordered that tins order h* 16R Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. It is therefore ordered that you do appear in this lure of your rrnpective lutereata in, right to. taurt l.it >ou “0 «UPear in »hi* Ireitili«*tirsi in the Sanford llrrnld, a newspaper I*___ ___ ■ .■ — ^LLl_____ ______ 1_1_1—‘J_ •7 l. A U Utoat',r " fllrd‘ upo" Monday. Febiu- court to tlie bill herein filed, upon Monday, Febru- or Urn* upon real evtate aittute in ‘ the Citf published in sal*l City, nnce a werk fnr righi yur I, A. I0OU. of Sanford, nml dewribed in the ftiitl a n ruiiM-eutivr weeks tiiior to said rule day. ordered that thla orderof publication ll is further ordered that this order of publication I-ot 7, lltock j . Tier 6, at the property of Witness my ham! and «ral of thr sai*t n m n i u - " ! '“ , ' .wrrh (°/ cl<ht conwcutlvc be published once a week for eight consecutive II. C. Pavidwni being in Orange County, cuit court this J5ih day of November, A. T» weeks in The Sanford Herald, a newspaper pub­ Stale of Florida. \kUA u I Sanford^Herald, a n«wap«per puh, , , . ( , <*» ¡ ¡ ¡ { J j" ^ °i hanforvl. in Orange «utility, lished in the City of Sanford, In Uronge county. It ii furl tier ordered that Ilift urtlef !**■ II, kf. HMiiiison, (Sent.) Florida. tnibllihed In the Sanford Herald, a nr»»iai»ei 16 fl Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County. Witness my hand and the seal of said circuit puhlihlied In «aid City, once a week for eight .“iid ‘h“ »*al of said circuit w t Ibis 25th day ui Nuvembr. A. D. iU08 court, this 25lh day of Novnntu-r, A D 1008. convecutive weeks prior to said rule day. H. M. RoaiwauN, (scat) IB the CirciiiF Court of the 7O1 ludici.“ in am . , *■**• R<*"*o«. i sealI Wttnci* my hand and seal nf Uii »aid cii In Hl.letk Liroult Court, Orange County. 10 8 Clerk Circuit. CumL Urougc County cuit couit thi» J$lti day of November, A. IT Circuit of the State of Florida I®life Circuit Court or the 7th Judicial In Ihe Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial 190B. B. M. Robinson, »Seal.) for Orange County. I Ei H Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County. Cuculi of the State of Florida for Circuit of the State or Florida Tor City ol Sanfonl ) Mil in Chancery to vs. ) Enforce Ta* Lien Orange County Orange County In the Circuit Couit of the 7th Judicial H. C, Duncan, and ) To All Whom It iTay Conceyt;: City of Sanford, Circuit of the State of Florida , Dill In Chancery to Enforce ' r t " U,rii' 1 Bill In Chancery la Enforce Upon application uf Ilia City Solicitor, if va. * Uaugherty I Tax Lien. is lierrbv ordered that on nr be iute Ihe let* Tu* U h , ior Otange County. . J. I. Boyd. ruary Rule day ties I, bring February 1, ,*.. I*.1^dsfendant, B. Daugherty: ) Bill in Cliancery- to I». 1909. in »aid court, you appear To and Tu (he defendant. J. 1. Boyd, City ol Sanford ) Kntorec Tas Lieu, answer the filli filmi and *et forth thr ns ttariiKro il°? ",,e affidavit of the City Solici- ll appearing from the affidavit of the City Solid vs. $ ’ 4 Otssik« “* iw,n,ord herein fllod, thathebe- tor of the City of Sanford herein filrd. tlinl he be­ Ntavr and - ) lure of your respective interests in, tight to rfatl. fi Ì i? V®* non-resident of the Stale of lieves that you tire a uon-trsident of the Slate ot ■femUtn. A. J . Ncave: __ ^ ■ni ljcit; iu-j i ) 'ii»,) f j j t c , tiltialr.u i ilir L t n . •fi tk.„ÌT »■"' jwMnwru unrtiown. xsir TRnatr,'nniimnrTotinreipintru « -unintiwii ais3 ll appearing ft,*m the uifulavlt - f rhr Ctty of Sanford, »nil dr se* (bed ill the hill as: l u k Z !. 1 i*"Dn *0 IhU state the aervkc of that there Is no person In this state Ihe service of Kiilicitur of the City »1 Sanford herein tiled I Ait I, BloA 4, Tier a. ^ o e n * upon whom would bind you. and thal a subpoena upon whutir would bind you. and that that he lielievcv that you "tr a non rr.idenl It is further ordered that this order tie your age is over tbe age of 21 years. h hfkJi.rVcr U*f **e of 21 years. of ihe State nf Florid*, and that your res nnhlisbed fit the Sanford llrrabl, a new«(«t|iri ll is therefore ordered that you do appear In this idenre is unknown, and that there i« no f*er- •Mibltshml III said City, once a week for eight «ut to itiJ mi? “'dvr«! that you do appear In this court to the hill herein filed, upon Monday, Febru­ son In this Stale the service of a j 11tip.win ci*n*eentive weeks in ior to said rule day. in 1, A. tk lilitghrrT ” nieJ‘ ut>0,, T 1' 1 ary I, A. D. 1000. Witness niy band and veal of the said ci» upun whom would hind you, fltid Ihat jour fl is further ordeced that this ordar of publication W reLihkiV “ drred *hat thla order of puUicatkm ruit coiitt this ajlh .lay of November. A- I> |l|f age of i i year*. i published once a week foe eight consecutive ageU isis over (war •«•I* in ItI ! ? 'W it conaecutlve therefore Ordered that vou do api jtabfa u V*' S*nturd_ Herald, a newspaper pubreks in Th* Sanford Herald, a newspaper pubB. M, Robinson. lS*al.) this court In th*. UIL baroirr filed, rU|mn C u f " iheCltr o/ Sanford, in Orange ununy, Jiahedlu tie City uf laniard, in Orange county, inj f i * Clerk Cire-nil Court. Orange Conniy. Monday, February t . A. 0 . 19*18, ftm a re ■ It is futlhet ordered lhat this older ul Witness my hand and the teal of said circuit «ìouikU rn 25th ?t7ih?day “d ofV Novemhar, Ì ? ,h# Mal ot said dreuU publication tie published.onte a week for m*ht «m, JuEUiUOA, court, this 23th day of November, A. D. 1008. LDiiinutiic v filiiH n the Ssuiuid d ie n h i, Tn~the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial — ---------—— --M. M. Hci asow. f i u x j— p. . -gh^l'-Reaswfcsr.- (sr-v, new»pi per pul»lii«lifid in ihf T ity of S«n i or n, Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County. 10-8 Clerk Circuit Court, Urango County. Circuil of the State of Florid* in O rini« CoutHy, FloritU. mv lumd •» * the «ex! of »ild m ta‘he arcu|I Court of the 7th Judicial In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial ruitWitne«« . tot- Orange County. *court thT« t n d «lay hecetnber, .\, 1» »cult or the State of Florida for City of Sanford ) Bill in Chancery to Circuit of the State or riorldo for B. M. R O B IN S O N , (S ea l.) W". Si. iitrtaan, and ) Enforce T ig Lien. Ofongo County Orante County W. S. Stetson. ). fit. Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. To All Whofn It May Concern: City of Sanford ) ^ J f'srx*!» to Enforce t'l»*ii application of the City Solicitor, il va. ( Bill la Chancery to Its th e C ttru it C ou it »1 the 7 th Ju d icia l ii hereby nnlrred that on-nr-tn-for» (hr Frtr— Lien. -Lor3rBkx*e. TlrrTrf---EETärcäTiFUmTruary Rule day neat, being Fcbtuary t, A Owner Unknown, and. TVi®Wl«m U Hay Concern Circuit of the State of Florida p . 1909. in said court, you apiwar tn and To All Wlioni It MayOoncent: 1 k ÿ M W * ,d ° D 0f the Cli answer the Mil filed and »ct forth thr nature Ufain appilcatloa of tba City Sul tor. It ii barefor Orange County. of your respective interests in. riehl to. or ........ ....... ........ by orderrd that on or betör* Uta “ u*ry Rule day City ol Sanford ) Bill inChanctrv to liens uuTm real estate situate ii^ the City of neat, being February I, A. D. 1008. In said court, vo. ) Enforce Tax Lien, Kanforit. and desctflied In the bill a s;. ou appear to and answer Ihe bill filrd and set rilbtlu.iifi.fi. ,T ■™i *wmv« u iitin is *u. orth the nature of your respective Interests In. A. B. Tomlinson, and) Iai( to, Iliock 6, Tier sTo the defemtant, A. B. Tomlinson! It is further ordered that this order hr right to. or leans upon real estate situate In the Join the Booitera’ Band and boottl It appealing from the affidavit of Ilia ( Ity puiiltihrd in thr Sanford Herald, a newspaper City of Sanford, opd described in tlie bills a* Lot 8. Solicitor of the City of Sfipford herein file.) published In Hi<l City, once * wen; for cigju Block 0. Tier 7. r ordered that thla order be nuUiahad thal ha balievr* that von are a nnn-resldetil ciii'in-ulirr weeks prior to said rule dsy. Don't stay homo and go to roost I ta—f t"m «1re* ai‘ia .j'»iii.n .¡¿'T ta t*n--*t***-t*M»r ir ' hi 11*11td. ■ ntm nfatirt tasbttstwd ta of -th* Stare of FinfiMMr- ao.l -ihal - you, ••*-- — Witness isre-»h»ua sol w s i- » l- tM .fs U «* ■ >— — I *** A Orach loe tight ranoofiiiiitMi wsJtka »W t0r eUbl MofaKutlva weeks Mid city, aaoe a week for right consecutive weeks iJrnra U unknown, and that there it no per­ ruit ruurt this red day of l»eretnlier. A. D <, Keep awake and make a spiel I son in this State the service of * subpoena prior to Said rule day. . It. M. HOIIIN.SON. fSemi.» «w tîhhrW kA*“4 l « 4 ** * ' o l \ h 0 said circuit Witness my hand and seal of the said circuit upon whom would bind you, and that your ,9° 8' ls,1>day oTNovember. A. D. 1008. 16 ft Clerk Circuit Court. Otanee County. •gr is over the age of i t year*. court, this 25ih day of November, AJib, lBj)ffi ^ But your shoulder to the wheel! IM rtwrww Rtáurtsm. ( seaU It Js therefore ordered tHlt von do appear — t-lerk Circuit Court, Orango Covai y. ln "th it court to the bill herein filed, up'll In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial 18-3_______ Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County. Monday, February l. A. D. 1909. .VJ It is furlhrr u n t r i e d that this order of Circuit of tbe State of Florid* ÜÍPROVED o r d e r o f r e d m e n Try to help your town along! publication be published once a week for eight for Orangd County. weeks in the Sanford Herald, a am again asking foy OLD SHOES. I consecutive Weldva Tribe No. 41 newspaper published In llig City of Sanford, BIB In Chancare to Boost it lond and boost it stronf! City of Sanford will give what they are worth Boutin In ‘Orange County, Florida. Enforce Tag Lien. — *ing ground* of Saníoni. Moeiingi Wire—, me hand and the Sell nf u j J tit —Stf£Xr-&-3*-Ar D, 10 ll AMD (3 Brerybody lead n hand! - ■ cuit court IhU and slay of December, A. D. Ta All Whom It Mtly Concern: Mu w l£ m l W a in e s d a y -o r e itä r * 1908. -Upon applicai ______(o«t_ o f ib* - City Solicitor, it S ^ M ^ i y i VUillag brothM Orame County l ------Giim iL oL-the~S u te uf FI mid«___ for Orange County. Come Out And Join the Boosters’ Band! I! Old Shoes Wanted Î A* E . Irv in 's S ho e S h o p Cor- St. *nd Sanford \vc- it. B. Vf ROBINSON. tS « L i Clerk Circuit CoOTT, O tn»*HCoutm tjr * 'f ’ .j w rdeswd ltar i « - i r - ta )fa "ll ir Fill ruary Rule day neat, being February 1, A. Done and Join the Boosters' Band t p ii �I TME p e n t h e D o o r SANFORD HERALD. P eccm »«r ID 1908 ' I I I ifc s h f] Iff) j *!}fi III O w i Ih f dnof lo the K rtclo m G u eit, HE heroic conduct of Lieutenant William P. Cronan, D. 8. N , In. flaring a turret'* crew from death on the batUeahlp Connecticut laet year waa to hare been expected from-a man of hla character. Pat Cronan, aa be la known In andout of the navy, belong« to that claflfl of officer« who reflect credit on the couutryand the service. “ fortune to l>e with him on tho gunboat Mariet­ ta during t h o blockade of Ven­ ezuela In 1002 by Great Brit* n 1 n, Germany and Italy. Tbero waa no duty too onerouB for him to undertake, no borvice ho waa .unwilling toface. Hin men stood T he e n tire $ 1 5 ,0 0 0 . 0 0 sto ck of H igh Grade Dry Goods solidly behind •him, ready to go C lothing, Shoes, H a ts a n d C aps, N otion s and Furnishing« wh r e v e r . ho will be sold re g a rd les&nof c o s J ^ E y e r y thing marked in tfe n d * ' _ A* the Ma riot. TII8~goM g \9iII sell th em selves, *rtrtuCT.À«V to hod been In plain figures! D ot . Caribbean a o a waters for a long time, It looked aa though the Christmas dinner would constat only of. canned stuff and fresh vegetnblea and the peculiar cigarettes of tho tropics. Fortunately tho steam­ er Philadelphia arrived at La Guayra. one of tho porta blockaded, and, as It could not unload. Captain Dlebl, tbe commander of tbe Marietta, succeeded Id Inducing tbe commercial vessel to part with two turkeys and somo crauLcrrlCt-JYhlcli— among-jatlicr .thing*,, hnd boon brought .from New t York carefully stowed sway In tho Jcchux. The Philadelphia had no Egyptian c-lgnreties, and the question nroeo where they could be^got Cronan pondered deeply over tbe weighty problem ami then miked permission for a boat. Without Indicating whnt ho proposed to do ho gave tho orders to procoed to High-Grace Pianos, Organs the British cruiser Tribune, which wbb «no of tho ships enforcing tho blockado. ones Cronan was received by the ward­ room mesa of tho, Tribune with open nrina. As a special mark of apprecia­ tion of hi* visit n box of n hundred LO W P R IC E S — E A S Y PA Y M E N T S P IC O I 1 L 0 C K Egyptian cigarettes was brought forth by the executive officer. Cronan was Invited to take one. Ills eyes lingered longingly on tbe box aa he extracted <•- 5 - + + V a lonely weed. He remained about u quarter of an hour, and then, reach­ ing over to the, box, closed It and, to tho astonishment of ■the Britishers, put It under his nrm. They were too well bred to remonstrate, but their eyes spoke volumes. It wns their last box! Cronan went over the sklo nmj. wbb pulled nwny to his own ship, leav­ ing behind disgust and desolation. As Rt>on a* be reached tho Marietta he asked Captain Diehl for one of the turkeys,and this he c a r o f u 11 y ["T ? Ill' " packed up and s- k 1 stmt to the wardroom o f t h e Tribune with tho icompliments of / tbe American of«-»F y Y / . fleers, and ho ' \ y)| / accompanied It I * L i *"* with fifty clga- ’ F "" rettes. . -f .J Tbe Christmas dinners on the r > M a rie tta and Tribune as well were groat sue^ cesses. The on- W \ ■I ly bar to com­ plete enjoym ent*^11*' u ceowam u u on tho part of _Ttua BOX! ” every- one on the American guuboat not In Cronan'a confidence wñs the ab­ sence of cigarette*. When the coffee Was served , C sw t s —announced- lEaT Hants Claus bad commissioned him to convey n splendid gift to the pies*, lie then produced the half Ailed box. "Wtiy Is Cronau like this boxY* en­ Is it as good oa your business ? Does it do you credit, thusiastically asked one officer who belonged to the conundrum class of or does it misrepresent you ? Xkiuk it over, -uud -if VoU humanity. find it is not as good as you think it ought to be. try us once “JIo’s uot full,” one -wit replied. “He's a delight to tho #y«,H snW an other. If you are needing letter heads, bill heads, envelopes, " lie 's white, straight, and whatever cards, statements, circulars, booklets or anything of that yellow there 1* In him Is the best yel­ low there Is,” hazarded a third. kind, let us hear from you. We will submit sa m p les uiid ''I'crhnp*,'' admitted the questioner. "But my answer la this: Thu And Cro­ nan always where tha amok« la thick•st.**—Chicago Tribuna il V H The Hub» of Ihr min|,'rr harp, With a burden of aorn.w unronfeiMd, Anil a i>a«(imute love In HU pierced bread— A« llr humbly plead« frr a place of fe ll— With Ilia ilium dew on Ilia hair. Oaen Ihe dooi lo the tenter let t gue»t Who «tumble* upon Ihe way, To Ihe »uNrriiw, Ihe aad and cartMippreiMj, The pilgrim whoso aun'a (Inking law In Ihe wed. To Ihe face« gaunt 'gainst your window pressed, Whose lives you may bless lo-day. II. Isabel Graham. C Thursday December 10th and Lasting •Íif fyjl [Ijl (MSSPHÜ& m i j j l j j l Vinili tin i-.r i i. j j f mi rili IJ lIi H !| f| I s $ liilu l i l & t I ¡ 1 KHhHip T :! Remember the Date and Place Florida > liti > X I ’«•* .*, a1 1 1 rM H, 4 tiiîîiuttitttiîiit T h e A .n im a lsf C h r is tm a s T r e a t ore fond of especially nice stationery, ask to see T h e D y in g y e a r •r * T^AR EW ELL, farewell, old jrssr, to the I fondly asy adieu ; Like Christmastide, soon wilt thou glide, To make way for the new. The birds and buds have disappeared, I ’ll brush a tear for a misting voice, Recall a Vacant chair) At the sad and solemn hour of night, I part with thee, old year. And, with a melancholy sigh, I part with thee, old year. Thy race la run, brief la thy stay, Thy bells n$ longer peal j Farewell, old wornout castaway, For thee a pang 1 feel. Soon will the new, with rosy hue, 'Mid joyous about« appear, And with a melancholy sigh I sajr farewell, old year. When nineteen-nine la ushered In, And jorbells gayly ring, I’ll keep In mind the bygone days, 'Round memory will they ding I XWU Stones are told or the Urns when the Athenaeum cluh, while Its clubhouse was undergoing renovation, was hospitably taken In by tha United Service duh. and Linens. -You’ll be sure to like them. The S â h f o f d H 6 r 31d S an ford F lo rid a �.»tíiiitild .v-àì. THE SAWrORD HERALD. December P eople’s Bank of S a n fo rd Capital instmas Conducts a General Banking Business with Conservatism and B y C ol. J . A . W ATRO US, U .S.A ^ ^ HWUwr J> •H r abit Let us come, as the It’ise Mtn came Those nineteen centuries agone, Led by the Star's eternal /lame That bade them tist jind. hasten on. They bzqugA J h ’< 3 And from our hands now fall the gifts know why the~Wise Men smiled With gratefulness; and each heart lifts Its chant of worship of the Child. ------- And -we. OofijfUfM liyTV. TI.~Ri.Ut THE CHRISTMAS OF TODAY ___ Mweh Dus to E le c t r ic it y . ¡ftlectrlqllsr ."Which has Irpraded every »ook and cranny of -life to-day, has *»«1*tbd more than any one thing In tmdernlzlng the Christmas celebra­ tion. TJm» electric cars hurry Christtn»s caliers front house to houso. On Christinas ore the Buildings., and from any and all causes. This additional protection costs its customers nothing New Accounts Solicited H. R. STEVENS. Vice-President M. M. S M ITH , President Aye, as those Men of long ago, To-day we, too, may see the Star, May see its mystic heavenly glow Flash out o'er Childland /air and H1LE . the ancient traditions of - Christians t i me have been handed down from genera­ tion to generation for hundreds o f years the holiday has been so mod­ ernized nod Im­ proved of lute thut naught saye its an­ cient lore and cus­ toms rcmnlh. In this day the old form of celebrating the .day Is so Ido in seen. As the yule log vanished with tho advent or '* ; stove bo tho simple ways which “inused ihe youngsters of yesterday have disappeared and in their stead comes to-day an endless line of tnechunical devices. The dolls of to day open aud close their eyes and even iSi>eak; the toy steam train runs by •.real steam power; the miniature e!octide car Is driven by real electricity; ilhti joy animals and insects move tabm* Jlkc real life. Now Christinas ttrees nr« purchased at the grocery «Jot* and are Illuminated at night — wHtt #ny wtoctrtc Itghti lustead of candle*. Jnaloed of popcorn halls and cornucopia« ,uf .«widy the tree is dec­ orated with gtti usul tinsel ropes and . .stars. More *utj*t*oldlu horns are heard now on Christmas day than ¡sleigh hells. Steam heat aud elec'.lric radiators take tho place of upon ;flres and plenty of money makes the idajf even mute unjoynble than ever Ibsfurs. . -t- on Savings Deposits, and telling of It It will be necessary to bring In the army, and I sup­ pose you do not want anything that rotnlnds ot war In a Christmas \ They brought, rich gems andgraven gold, * They knelt, adoring, near to Iler^ And all their marvelings they told. Pays 4 Ptr C*nr. /ni«r**r, Compounded Quarterly, Courtesy. WAT was my most memorable C h r i s t masT • "The one which al­ ways comes back to me when thinking OTer Qhrlstroas festivities— ihor' rushing In at e head of the line— S The tree shines with the candle glow, ¿z The trinkets glitter jewel-wise, And we would that our souls might know The joy told in the children's eyes. Such sheer delight as this of theirs— A wondrous hapfinest it isl And every word the message bears: —This it the children's day—and ¡list * ______ f j Prom a number of t.p „ voices, childish a n d others, came: "Yes. yes; that Is Just »'bat we want,- a story about Christ­ mas ‘in the army.” "The motion prevails, and you shall have what you vote for—a story of au army Christmas." said the veteran of threo wars—the. civil, BpanUh-AmerJcanandt^ insurrection. ~ 7 - 7 * 2 ^ TW?ro-' ¿tatty troops*'In 'and about Manila In December, 1000, My temporary home was with an Amer­ ican family'that had rented Ihe large, beautiful mansion on Han fit-haul lati street occupied by a Spanish admiral before Commodore Dewey sailed up 'Manila bay and said: 'You may fire, Qrldloy, when ready/ “This patriotic man and his wife, a former Wisconsin teacher, planned a Christmas dinner and party. They in­ vited n dozen or more. officers and their -ladles. -The dinner did* not~dlffer materially from most Christmas din­ ners, yet li reminded the diners of holiday events In.far bit America, and" the conversation soon turned In that direction;— ----------------- ■* 1 * "One little army lady began to tell about a home Chrlatmns, Its tree and the good cheer, when she was a small girl. 'No other Christmas had Beemed quite* so heavenly. I can see how love, ly that tree— looked; » I can hear daddy's voice as he called off the pres­ ents; can see mamma's .smile as wo children danced and chattered; I cart see the happy gathering about the table Christmas laden; I can hear daddy's request for a blousing and— and. well It was all so sweet and beautlfui. Defore another Christmas cams 1 hadn’t any daddy.' "The little lady's handkerchief was not tho only one that brushed away a tear. " 'Capialn, this dinner reminds me of one our fat hors have told us about.' "Tho captain was the son of a" Wis­ consin soldier of the civil war, and tho speaker a lieutenant, the son of an­ other civil war veteran " ‘Toll us about It,' said the wife of streets are ultimo with countless elec­ tric lights. Electric telephones and telegraph aro wishing every one many happy return* of the day. The wire­ less carries "Merry Christmas" from ship to ship and tho electric cable flashes the good will of governments around the earth. The new electric ovens sUzIo with tho ronatlrig turkey and the electric stove Is rushed to prepare the many appetizing viands ^fur which the day of feaat calla. Electric door-bells are jingling; electrical musical Instru­ ments furnish the music for the Christ­ man carols; the electric motors, which a n o th e r c a p ta in . buve worked so faithfully In prepar­ " 'Yes. we want that story.' ettid ait ing the many valuable presents of n thousand different varieties, are en­ old major of regulars, who had come joying n ilny’s res! after the hustling down from the civil war. ” 'll was srter tho bnttle or Freddays of the holiday trade. erlcksburg, Va., In 1862. Four tent U s e fu l C h ris tm a s P re se n ts. mates, one of whom was my father, Year by year It grows more the cub and another the father of the lieu­ tom to maku Christmas presents Just tenant here, were remembered, by as useful as itosslble. While expense their sweetheart*. The fqur sweet­ la not considered so material os It hearts got up the nicest kind of used to be It is Important that the a Christmas dinner—did all of the gifts should he useful ns woll as or­ cooking themselves—and sent It to namental. This Ih an It should he. their soldier boys. Accompanying it Here again electricity (Inds a useful was a good, fat letter from each of field. The development of tho electric the girls to her particular soldier hoy ' heating and cooking devices has add­ They told us of the table they set In ed a host of vsluablo and useful tilings their small tent, of the coffee they which are always acceptable Christ made, the comments as they ate the mas gifts. The electric chafing dish, good things, of the four sweet girls, electric sharing mug and electric cof­ and how It was all enjoyed. Before fee percolator will be slumbered the war was over all of tho boys won among the most conspicuous of uso- commissions and were wounded, two ful Christmas pr«si>IpM The elec Of them twice, vet all reinrn«d trlcal list also contains electric flat­ and married the four girls. One of irons, electric cookers, luminous radl those girls was the best woman ever ntora. massage machines, hair dryers, bom, and the lieutenant here will say curling Iron healers, water heaters, the santo about another of the four.' " *AniÌ I will bear the same testi­ tea kettles, baby milk warmer and a mony ns to another of those blessed number of other useful things, uol to sweethearts of 1862,* said the wife of mention tho electric toyB. the other captain. 'She was my Tills year will see less money wast­ mother.’ * *» ed for useless trlnku's than evor be­ •"H Is my turn to speak,' said the fore.____________ «M malor - *1 was one of-The four to enjoy that Christmas dinner back of Stafford Heights. In 1862...U h .» mother of nay bairns was second to none of the four sweethearts.' ••Than tha fnur^-tha oaplain, -the lieutenant, the other captain's wife, and th# old major—left ths table, formed four*, shook hands, laughed, congratulated, and had such a reunion as seldom occifrs. *' 'Well, wall, well, what a little bit of a world It Is, anyway,' said the astonished hostess.** A (Eljrifltnma (flarnl And entered In Aad tbs *»nmh of hiy, And whispered io the Sur id »hint And K>break, ihe d*y. - d i n Jra e f. Under the Mistletoe. Young Jonas was cumin* down ths stairs " y Rkl'iwt 'lwiim r1 An* sew s figure In ths hall Bansath ths mlsttatos. Hs chuckled softly to himself. And said. "Now. here's a lu k l »eo,000.00 G. S. DERRY, Cashier L IV E R Y . F E E D and saa and Bugglaa Blackamlthlng and Horaaahoalng H o rse s and M ules Bought and Exchanged A U T O M O B IL E S FOR L IV E R Y USB Pope Contracting Company ~i; High •Grade H ouse-Building a" S p ed a Ity DEALERS IN B u ild e rs’ Supplies, In te rlo rc h e n San d A lp h a C em en t, A cm e P la s te r Plans, Estimates, and all Information relatives«to Building Cheerfully Furnished Phono 69 _ _ Fell suddenly selent: Ms looked. and ts h is h o rro r saw I t was his maiden su ut I . Consult Us Ofliee with Murrell & Minshew Pico Hotel Block. Sanford. Fla. FIR ST N A TIO N A L BANK OF SANFORD, FLA . F . H . R A N D , P räsident P. P. F O R S T E R , C ashier Q EO . F E R M A LO , V ls s -P rs s . B. P. W H IT H E R , A s s t. C a sh lsr O nly National Bank In Orango County Funds Protected by Burglary Insurance * —' . S a fe ty D eposit B o x e s fo r R e n t • O R G A N IZ E D 1887 El C a p I t a n de T a m p a Finest Five Cent Cigar O n the Market T in r r s iE at L. R. P h illip s’ D r u g s t o r e Th e o Hier & Son so F u rn is h in g G oods S t o v e s , C r o c k o r y 'a n d G l a s s w a r e Wall Paper, Paints and Oils, White and New Home Sewing Machines, Edison Phonographs and Records, Wholesale Dealers In Gasolene and Kerosene C H A S . H. E V A N S Staple and - Fancy Groceries* F u ll L in e of High Grnde C igars an d T o b a cco s Agents for the Famous CLO V ER H IL L BRAN D BU TTER H « did— but on her face the tight !i SANFORD, FLORIDA �. . « J___________;_____ ' < ----- ^-------- : Tite «ANp o to H ttA iO r Owgmb w t» I — n r r o m r i t i n c s u n b r t E e * 7 i v ju a i c U i Circuit of the Stele of Florida i n Orange County. In th e C ircu it C ouri o f th e 7th J u d ld a i In th e C ircu it CortH o f th é jih l i "U m C T rcû irC o û rt « I th e 7th Ju d ic ia l T t H l i e C iixuU C o u rt o f the 7th Judicial J u d ìd ii Circuit of the State of Florida for Orange Cotlnty. Circuit of the State of Florida for Orange County. Circuit et the State of Florida for Orange County. City of d*ntord ) Hill in Chancery to City of Sanford ) • * v* ) Enforce Tax Li« a. American Building and . I» Mary Lindsey, and ) t m ; and Tontaln) Bit! in Chancery to to All wiium tt - Mar f t » " " 1: ; : .. Upon application of the City Solicitor, it Association __Î) Enforce Tax Lien. it hereby ordered that on or before tha JanThotnaa Ê. Wilton.) nary Rule day netit, bain» January jrd, A. and' ~— 'j , D. 1*09, in a id court, yon appear to and To9 IAll It9 *May Concern: »■» Whom it aaariat 4 , * f answer the bill filed and act forth the tiiUpon application of the City Solicitor. It turc o t your respective Iflltrwti ii*» It hereby ordered that on of Wfore the Janor Hem upon real eaUla aituatf In lhe City uary Rule day next, being January 3rd, A. of Sanford, hud described m the bill a». U. 1909. in Mid court, you appear to and aniwer the bill filed and act forth the Lot y, Hlock ». Tier B. ,, . . . . .naIt la further ordered that this order be ture of your respective Interest* In, right to, published in the Sanford HetaliJ, a newipaper or Hen, upon real citate situate in the City published in uid City, once a week for four of Sanford, and described in the bill at: consecutive weeks prior to Bid tide day. Lot 3, Block 6, Tier i t . tT ’ ir" ( m C , ’„ „l.rr.l that this order be Witness tny hand and seal of the Bid circuit court, this as»b day of November, A. « i i i “« A h V o W i s s «AHiaAiitiva week» araatrl prïor »if mf to If) B RJlill S i l#o8, B. M. ROBINSON. (Seal.) consecutive ld flllf rule QlTs day, ifia Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. Witneaa my hknd and seal of lhe Mld circuit court, ibis ajth day of November, A. Circuit of the State of Florida for Orange County. City of Sanford * ) Bill in Chance,. City of Sanford ) , ' v VX. .. )* ■ -'---_“ "tery va. . J Bill In Chancer; ) Enforce Tax’ Hattie Light foot, and) d) Jupiter Lodge TnaU ei.) •r) Eoforc«i Tax Douflat & Mailey, ' To AH . . WSSIi May _____ _ and ) . Concern: Whom It May Concern: ah wr application plication of the City oyi».nu*. •• To AU Whom It Msy LCol) f " p:,h* C i! f Solicit Upon application of the Lity Solicitor, it erebv ordered that on or bifom the j J ii hereby . by ordered that on of o r before -------- the — . .Janr. Rule day next. Wing January j V n uary Rule day next, being January 3, A. 1). is hereby Ordered that on ot bgfot* the Jan ­ Rule day next. Wing January 3f J > _ J. in Mid court, you appear to and U ■Igw 1909. y, 8in,9 n Mid o4U v court, XIiai X, jou you B appear rr^W* to and aniwer uary*1909, ih Mid court, you appear to anil the bill filed and tet for.hTbe n ,.u ,rV *n*wer , I ,the be ¿¡|| f,|ej and »nd tet bill filed »et forth the nature of your D. four answer the bill filed and »«t forth he tmrespective interests in, right to or lir.^. Im respective intetests in, right to, or liens upon ture of your rexiwctive interests in, tight to. upoa rr< real estate situate in |he City of Sanford, or llsn* upon real estat* situate in the Lity *«ul described In the bill t t : I|and . ^ described in the bill at: of SanforaTand doeriWd In the bill ast ] i-ot . Lots J and 4, Block 10, Tier B. 10, Block i t . Tier li ­ It it further ordered thit thi. ««i lt (» further ordered that this order be pubHshed in the Sanford Herald a * published in the Sanford Herald, a newspaper published in the Sanford Herald. ■ .ne* * P i ^ published in said City, once ” wiek , *l'11',r published in tald City, once a week for four conMcufive week* tutor ,0 .»id Jule ,U>lui,r I consecutive week» prior to said rule day. City of Sanford ) Bill in Chancery to ) Enforce Tax Lien. » r a U " s s I 1Q01®» 16-4 . _ __ B. M. ROBINSON, (Seal.) Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. D* ,#0S‘ B. M. ROBINSON, (Seal.) tfi-4 Clerk Circuit Coutt. Orange County, i6 :. Clerk S S W A ;* « ;- C W M B. M. ROBINSON, (Seal.) In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial U’ I d the Circuit Court of the Ireult Court, Orange County. In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Clerk Circuit Circuit of the State of Florida In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida Circuit of th* State of Florida for Orange County. “ Circuit of the State of Florida In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial for Orange County. for Orange County. City of Sanford > Bill In Chancery to for Orange County. VB j Enforce Lien Lew. Circuit of the State o( Florida City of Sanford ) Bill In Chancery to City of ^Sanford Hill |n Ch.ncery ,0 City of Ssnford J Bill in Chancery to va. j Enforce Tax Lien. O. Re*d, md . r „ for Orange County. > Richard Allen, and ) Enfor« l*»» Lien. vs. )Enforce Tax I-ien. M. B. Bronson, and ) S e E w , . » D 190«. In Bid criuil, you appear to ami aittver the bill filed and act forth the na­ ture ol your rcapcctl»* ‘nlerrata in 5 & r v r « / r y & r ’ published In the Sanford Herald, a newrpaper publkhed In Mid City, once « week lor fom consecutive week, prior to _aaid Wit nets ray bend end w l of Inc circuit court, this as*h ¿ * T November, A. D. 190». - . n M ROBINSON. (Seal.) l<-4 Clerk Circuit Court. Orange Countyi In tb«'Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida for .Orange County.. ■Bill in Chancery to City, of Sanfotd Enfotce Tax Lien. y». Thomas E. Wilson, and. To A|| Whom It May Concern Upon applicalton of the City is beieby oideied that on or bcl uary Rule day next, being JaliiL , Ii. 1909. in said toutl, you apt^ar to and answer the bill filed and set lorth the na­ ture of your respective interests, in, fight Jo. or liens ut>on real estate situate in the City of Sanford, and described in thg l*IU as: Undivided t-4 inUrrst fn J - j U t and J, BlKk t. Tier 3. also dndividid 1-4 interest in T i . i . ' .. ...d 1o.-Itlw i: 5, Ticr-T:-------- ------ — It is imilicV'‘iiTdirra—that-tWs- wdes- bs ppifllRliru III MIC stamartw a.v,,»,«, - - y tr r published in Mid City, once »w rek for lour consecutive weeks prior to. said rul«y day, Witness my 'hand and tra j ol ; the aa^ circuit court, this agili day of November, A. b . 1908. B M ROBINSON. (Seal.) I 164 Clerk Circuit Coutl. Orange County. City of Sanford ) Bill in Chancery toI T o> AH All Whom Whom ItIt Mi May Concern: Tf. J Enforce T»» Lien. I Upon Uponapplication application o L oft M , iCity »k uSolicitor, i j « nishwi it WMltsm Cowan, ana) |f«‘ hereby ordered that on or fore the Jan* H . A 11 Whom n >Uy Concetn: uary Rule .day next, being January J, A. 1). Upon application of the City Solicitor, it I 1>09> ¡„ „ ¡ J c u r t, you appear to afld answer is hereby ordered that on or before Iba Jan- I )hi bin filej ln j , , , rorth the nature of yonr uary Rule day next, being January 3rd, A. spcctive interests in, right to, or liens upon I). 1909, In said court, you appear to and aV estate situate In the City of Sanford, answer the bill filed and set forth the na~ t» re-« f—y w r rt g e t tivs istaresti Ic,- iish» *o,hast 1 -a of East l-a of -y-n...... Lots 9 * and *to, or liens uwn real estate situate in the City , Block ti. Chapman and Tucker’s Addition to of Sanford, and described in the bill a t: j (he Clly of Sanford. t-ota ta and 13, Block 7. Tier 1. .. It .................. ................ H 1» further ordered that this order he It further ordered that this order „be . ni.bli.hr I In the Sanford Herald, a newipaper | rubjished In the Sjnford Herald. *8 newspaper -«-week for four published in said City, once a week for tour Vhhltahadi In consecutive weeks prior lo Mid rule da ^ asdJ- rule. ___________ _______ r-'»e»i -fif'Tfli cult court this and day of December, A. it. circuit court,'ihls a$lb day of November, 190S. II. 190S. B. M. ROBINSON, (Seal.) B, M. ROBINSON, (Seal.) Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County. t6-4 Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. To All Whom h May Concern: O. IL Grämling, .and) Upon application of the L'lrv 1; >. •»o All Whom It May Cossceriu a n vr Upon spplicalion ot the Cily Sollcilor, It applica Iion me xiiy " '* hJ To hr, 0i d' rrd that on nr Wf0^t «Mealin' Jan­ uar/ Rule day next. Wing January , V || is hereby ordered that on or Wfor« the Jan»» Miu uary Rule day next. Wing January a, A. U. 19° 9« ■ in Mid cou court you . p , ^ , L } , ^ „, „ 1909. in Hid court, you appear to snd anrwyr the bill filed and ?*!_ -?_c!, llc.to "Mure n| )UUf interests in, right the bill filed and set forth the nature of your respective i.„ .. • respective interests in, right to, or Hens upon ra*al isa.lesilm rMI j". 1 « ! »«isir aBiiair in tlve Lity i>f Sailfoia. a. * i t , Tier it, and descriWd in the bill as: Ixit j. Block 9. Tier A, ' '* It is further ordered that this order W p u t l l s W d Ä Sarn " r published in the Sanford Herald, a newspaper published in said City, once a wee» -foe-tour consecutive weeks prior to said ru le d a y . . “Ä T i Ä r Ær Witness my hand and.seal of tha said cirthls and,day of DecemWf, A. D. rfiif ' CrRlft -,9° aB. M. ROBINSON, (Seal.) 16.4 Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. City of Sanford ) _1HH In Chancery to City of Sanfuid ) Bill in Chancery to Li vs. ) Enforce Tax Lien. Va. . ) Enforce Tax Lien. G. L Takheh, and ) S. If. Coleman, and J To AH Whom It May Concern: .— To All Whom It May Concern: Upon application of the- City Solicitor, it _ Upon application ot the' City SoRai)or, it is hereby ordered that on or before the Jan­ ts hereby ordered that on or before the Jan­ uary Rule day next, being January 3rd, A. uary Rule day next, being January 3, A . D. I), 1909, in Mid court, you appear to and 1909, . . . .. ,you ___appear ___________________ in Mid court, to and answer answer the bill Wed amt set forth the >u I the bit! filed and-aet forth the nature «1 yoo(lire- lif Jrouniipecilve IniW dll ln, ’rigbl Jo. I rrsprcilVe interesti In, right to, or liens upon »fv tiews -ow.«- issl.M U U - sUuAI^ ij^ lU e.Llly.l .M i «^sl..,rtw »*e-iw --eh»-(;iry of- AswLo-^rpf Sanford and described In the bill aft | aflj described in the bill as; Lot 1a. Block 7, Tier B. , . la.t r, Block t, Tie) 4. It is farther ordered that this order he 1 -It -is -further Ordered that this order be published, tu. the -Sauiuid .lieiaid.-a sen (paper pnbtishe-dTn the Sanford Herald, a nrvrtpi|>er published in said Lily, once s week for tour published, in Mid City, once a week for tour consecutive weeks prior io said rule day.\ weeks prior to said rule day. Witness my hand and seal of (he Mid consecutive Witness my hand and seal of the Mid eircircuit court, this ajtb day of November, A I cuit court this and day of December, A. 1>, I), 1908 • B. M. ROBINSON. Ih.al .) \ >*>*■ J. \\ B. M. ROBINSON. (Sesl.) 16-4 Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County, -£---- 11 '6-4 Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County, City of Sanford ) Bill tn Chancery to yt ) Enforced Tax Lien. Janies I’otts, and ) To All Whom It May Concern: Upon application of the City Solicitor, it is hereby ordered that on or before the Jan­ uary Rule day ugxt. Wing January 3rd, A. D. 1909, in said court, you appear to and annrer the blH ftlfd xnd“ *rr'fnTth“ tt)e-ni ture of your respective interests in, right 40, in lh« ’City of Sanford, and described tn tbe hill as: Lot 4, Block 9, Tier B. it is further ordered that this order he published Inithr~S»n/nrd'timid, a newspaper published in Mid Cily, once a week for four consecutive weeks prior to said rule day. Witness my hand and seal of the said circuit court, this astir day of NovemWr, A. I). 190*. B. M ..ROBINSON, (Seal.) 16-4 Clerk Circuit Court, Orange Cryunty. In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial I for Orange County. Circuit of the State of Florida Io th* Cireui* c ? “rt P* the 7th Judicial ■ ■ City of Ssafotd.— J — --------— -------In the Citcuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida for Orange County. ___ F. I^avett, Ad ) Bill in Chancery to Circuit of the State of Florida forOrange County. - - - - -Enforce *Tax Lu City of Sanford ) Bill in Chancery minis tra (or of' Seih) for Orange County. vs. ) Enforce Lien t City of Sanford ) Bill inChancery to French, Deceased.) and / To All Whom If Msy Concern: Upon application of the Lily Solicitor, ts hereby ordered that on br before the Janry Rule .lay neat, being January '3rd, A. 1999. In Said court, you appear to and answrr the hill filed and sei forth (he ru ture of*your respective inlcrrsts in, rigid to, or liens upon real estate situate in the City of Sanford, and described .in the bill ss: — -Undivided i-4 —in:«ret in Loti t and a, Bfoelc J, Tier 3, also undivided 3-4 interest in U l i 9 and 10, Block j. Tier 1. -> It is ' further ordercl that th is-order be publkbed In the Sanford lleral.1, a new»pa|ier 'published in said Cily, once a week for tour coitsn-utivr weeks prior to said ride day. Witness my hand and seal of the Mid circuit court, this ajth day of November, A. D. 1908. B. M. ROBINSON, (Seal.) 164 Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County. e In the Cijcult Court of the 7th Judicial ------- Circuit-«!—H»«*-8tate of Florida .. . for Otange County. —'■ '"'L i,,-'•(A Sanford ) vs. ) New South Building) Billin .Chancery to andLoan Association) Enforce* Tax Lien, and Thomas L. Wil ). p ..... | . . . . . g son, and J Tu All: Whom II May Concern: Upon a|iplicatlon of the City Solicitor, it - Is hereby ordered that *on or 1>c(orc the Jan uary Rule day next, being January tat, A .!). 1909, in said court, you sm ear to and answer the bill filed and set forth the. na­ ture of your respective inlrrests in, tight to, or liens uiwn real estate eituite in the Cl of Sanford, and deacribed in the bill at: Lots 9 and 10, Block y. Tier 9. It it further ordered that this order be published iu the Sanford Herald, a newspaper published in Mid City, once a week for four consecutive weeks prior to said rule day Witness my.. . hand.. and of I ■seal ___ the r-said JL cltruit mint, this i(lh day olT Nmcmbir, D, 190H. ' II. M. ROBINSON, (Seal.) Clerk Circuit four), Orange County. i f e i H In the Circuit Court ot the 7th Judicial Circuit, of the State of Florida ■v for Otange County. U B. Williams, and ) x- siTV ■ f Enforce Tax Lien. Te a Whom It May Concern: E. Kirby, and ) Upon application ol of the City Solicitor, it Io All Whom It May Concern: It hereby* ordered that oii or Wfor* the Jan­ Upon application of the City Solicitor, it uary Rule day next, Wing Jxtiuary 3. A- D. is hereby or<«*red that un or before the Jan­ 1909. in said court, you appear to and answer uary Rule day next, Wing January 3. A. tt. the hill filed srjd set forth the nature ot your i _ i ______________ _ ____ to and answer ? * ! coVrl' r __ ”u _xppear respective interests in, right to, or liens upon I the bill filed and s V foriV tb^ natu’r'woFvcur Ii real estate situate in the City of Sanlord, respective interests in, right to. or liens upon and described in th eb .ll as: I real eslstr situate in tha City-of-Santord. Lot 1?, Block 6, Tlrr 1. I and ilescritied in the hill as: it is further ordered that this order W West p i of I-ot j, Block 10, Tier C. published in the Sanford Herald, a oews|W|>er H, “ , , 9t,h9r ordered that this order W publishcij In mid City, once a week for lour pn. shed in the Sanford Herald, a newsmiwr consecutive'' weeks prior tn said rule day. published In Mid City, once a week (or lour Witness my baud and seal of iba said cir­ cunsevutivr week? prior la said rule day. cuit court this ind Jay of DrcemWt, A. it. W tineas my hand arid seal of the said cir1908. iyoS C° Ur< t t l * a" J d* r a t A. t). 11. M. ROB INSUN, (Seal.) 164 Clerk Circuit t'nurl, Orange County. x r , *. M- ROBINSON, (Seal.) ■6 « Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County. I d the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Cijcult of the State of Florida "-'*'*" Tol Orange County.------ -—- In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State 6t F lo r id a ^ ) Bill in C'-incery to for Orange County. )Eufurca Taa Lieu. "City ru Satitntd 9a. Mb K Stillorf!, and) • City of Sanford ) Bill in Chancery to To All Whom It Mi j Concern: I .. »a) Eaforc« Tax Lien. Upon (ppllcation of the City Solicitor, it I **; Lrsniling, and) It hereby ordered that on or before the jin * 1 * ®' All Whom It Klajjf Concern: nary llule day next, being January j, A. i>. I . V1*01* •PPfJcMljn of the City .Solicitor, u ipup. in axid court, yen# appear to and aniwer I 14 f orilereti that on or before the Ian the hilt filed and tet forth the nature , of your I Ulry d* 1^*11(JtL,«being January j, A, |i respective Interests In. right to, or liens upon ! ? U9! , } ! ' ? ? * ? e o ' l Tt‘ r uu (ppear to and answrr real estate »mute in the Clly* of Sanford, *"* " ll* »»“I »»t forth the nature ul your and described in the bill as: I respective interests fn, right to. or liens unun I-ot J. nt.-ck 6. Tier n . « *» «»Ut* siluate in the City of " * n^ d ll is further ordered that this order -W I described In the bill ss: published in the Sanfotd Herald, s newspaper 4, ,. loS* ® »•‘ T.‘cr T ier AA. irwspaper I| h ^ "1,. 4' published in Mid City, once a week for ‘ lour . 1, I * j b5r .?r,lered that this order W consecutive weeks prior to said rule1 '**7I ü lli'H i n the Sanford Herald, a newamper Willie»» my hand and seal of Hie said s a ij clrMid *-**7* City, once .• W CT. for tour elr- II l,ul'H»hed week cuit codtt this and day of DectmWr, A. f) I'rior to said rule day •998. I " I lland and seal of the said cirr . t e-^ V- ROBINSON. (Seal.) 9«R court ,„d .by of DeccmWr! A. I ifi 4 Glerk Circuit Cpuji^ Q nltg, County,— 1 10oB' 'lira ■- Otar» r y ‘ M' .gmHASOM., ( W > — In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial reg -C T erk nrcuU^Tourt, Uranfe County. Circuit of the State of Florida for Orange County. City of Sanford * ) V». In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial | o„k c & l f è 2 S'g5 ° * é Circuit of the State of Florida for Orange County. City of Sanford ) Bill in Chancery to lu th« Circuit Court of th r^ tV Jiiü c u l City of Sanford J Bill in Chancery to a n iTA*i j I Enforced Taa Ljtn. Circuit of tbe SUte of Florida A. C. Martin, and ) ,, ,* * : , ) tntorcea Enforced lax Taa Wen. Li< J. r . Lalng, and ) for. Orange County, To All Whom It May Concern: Id the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida for Orange County. ËD To All Whom It May Concern: Upon application of the City Solicitor, it it hrrrby ordered that on ot Wfore the Jan ­ uary Rule day next, Wing January 3rd, A D. ip'«V. tn M id court,- -you appear to and anawer -the bill filed «and set forth the na­ ture of your respective interr-sts in, right tu, or Hem upon real estate situate in the City of Sanford, and deecriWd in the bill as: Una One f t ) . Block Seven ( j ) , Tier Two i j- *Ju L i"i Tbr«. fa ), RJuik Rive ^yk-Cbspun & Jiiraer s Addlllon Ip* the City of San ford as the property of J. J - F. E- lAlng uid ^ot^r.y tiring in Orange County, Slate of City of Sanford I Bill in Chancery to vs. ) Enforce Tax Lieu. I). King, and ) ' *• '0 All Whom it May Concern: Upon application of the City Solicitor, it is hereby ordered that un or before ihc Jan-“ uary Rule day neat,' being January 3rd, A. I). 1909, iu Mid court, you appear to and anar,cr the bill filed and set lorth the na­ ture of your respective inleenUv -in, right to, 7 or liens upon real estate situate iu the Cily* of Sanford, and described in (He bill as; W .' 1-3 of Lot e. Block 9, Chapman & Tucker's Addition tu the City of Sanfotd. It it further ordered lint ibis order he Published in the Ssnford lin a ld , a newspaiwr published in Mid Cily, once a week (or tour consecutive weeks prior io said rule day. Witness my hand snd seal of the Mid circuit court, (hit ajlh day uf November, A. 1). 1908. B. M. ROBINSON, (S e a l.)’ 16-4 Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County, In the Circuit Court of the 7th judicial Circuit of the State of Florida * for Orange County. City of Sanford - Rm i„ Ch.'SFery p, M. C. Hedcngren. . J , h" f°rC' T“ 1in,, iotr All Whom Concern: ” nV,m It 11 May Concern: Upon application of the Lily Solicitor is hereby ordered that on or Wfcur |, uary Rule day next. Wing January 3 A n the’ bill"«!!. ? CUIÎr,‘ } 'i U ■J’P9»r l" ind BTiuvrr re a fV iu te * in’ T ( ! i Î / Æ & and described in liie_hill s .. ---------- * R ftk 4. lie r 11. . in U , fHrl,l.t r ordered Hist flit, «eyi 1pu i i.hed in the Ssnford fTeraM, s published-10 aaid-Ctfy, nnir a wrrk C*I\ÎbÎ UI wct.*“ prior Io said rul, " U‘ Ultnexs my band and seal of tin- , Ï , ,, eullg cotftt IU . and day of De’emW, A "y .¿ k 16 4 r , . r - P - M- ROBINSON, (Seal) Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County, In th. Circuit Court of the 7th Judina! Circuit of the State of Fionda for Orange County. City of Sanford M. IJcjioii, i» , ) Bill in Chance,, 1, J Enforce Jan J.irii ami ) ,ün ;'|‘ U'h,'!n 11 -Hey Looser., Upon appi canon ol the ( it y Sol,ni„, „ h««hr ordered that or bifore th, ¡jury Ruie day next. Wing February i.' t W. limo, in said court, you » i.lm-«i ' 1,. answer Hie bill filed and se: lo.il, n„ „anör of your respective lutriesU in. i i ki„ ,, ,ur n, J , q'M e simate IU the Cm -1 - «TitnTTt, ana at-^crnicir m the Tull UtlB 4 «rid 5, »lock 7 Tier f> {*.• Î* .Lulbcr ordctctT that fili» «*».!«-/ IMlbliihcd in the Sanford llcraM, u iirRHuiTi publulicd in «Api City, once a »rrk r . mkI.i C°Va“^Cl,l‘VC wrclu lir»or *<> ***¡'1 rulf v]j^ V> itticsi my Laudi And »cal of thr tatiì rrr cuil court this and ilay of liecriul.rr. A h 190B: B. M. ROBINSON, o n ' , ^8 t Clerk Circuit Court. Orange : „only In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the Stale of Flonda for Orange County. -J'ity of Sanford ) Bill ill Oitncci i tr Vi. ) En Iof tr ,f»rnW* S, StCtMUl, illd ) To the dcfentlint, VV, S. StriMm. City of Sanford ) ’ , It AlijttAtifiM If min tbe AlbiUvit ol tlir » tf y va ) Bill in Chancery to Solicitor o< the I'ity ol Sad ford lirrrui Mul A. Johns and S. A.) Enforced iax Lien. that be licllcvcx that v«»u are ■ iidii rrM-le ii Ballards, snd ) of the StAtr o f ( rionOa, ami ihai your r* Jo Ail Whom It Msy Concern: t«inter I« tin known, anti Hat flirt c ii in* |hti Upon application of the City Solicitor. ¡1 »du In thi» State the service of .» mi!i(» »hi is hereby orderrd that on or before the Jsn U|Mni whom would bind you. And tl-.tt juur uary Rule da, next, Wing January 3rd, A, «tfc U over the age of 21 !• 1909, in Mid court, you apt-car to and It it therefore orderet] tha! v«»ii «f<« Ain*e»f answer Hie bill filed and set lorth the ira in thi« court Io tiw hill herein lilrtl, up»n lure of your rrt|>eciivr interests in. right to. .M«*mUy, Lebruary I, A. 1), lv«n>. or liens uno» real estate situate in the City It ‘ it further ordered that thi» order *1 of Sanford, and described in tbe bill as: htililicallofi tie fitibliYhefl once ii werk for • U 1, Block 8, Tier B. coiifcccutive week» in (be Sanford liersld. « Jl, i* further ordered that this* order be new%|iaper publiihrd in tbe City of >*nt t I. published in the Sanford Herald, a newspaper in Orange County» Horida. published in said Cily, once a week for four W itn r» « m y lian d a r i d j b t I f il l f il J t il * cpiircfutlve wcrlrx prior to said rule day. c u lt Court iIn » and day of Ileceriibei, A H Witness my hand and seal of- the said ------------------------circuit court, this 35th day of November. A. U. M. ROBINSON. tSraU I). 1908. ' ®tClerk Circuit Court, Orange tAnmt» x m .. e.,B* M. ROBINSON, (Seal.) 10-4 Clerk .Circuit Court, Orange County, In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial in the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida r Circuit Of "the State- of~Honda U-theHJiicnlt UOUlt of the 7th Judicial fur Orange County. for Orange County. Circuit of the State of Florida City of Sanford ) Bill b Chanter» to City of Sanford ) Bill in Chan-ny r.for Orange County. •V*. ) Enforce Tat Lie-i J. II. Magtuder, andi T« “ • M.Heaton, and ) I'ewvett—in d 'lt.') riiVtmej F. I-cxvctt, His Wife) ) Bill in Chancery to . and. ) Enforce Tax Lien, II. Mention, and ) In All Whom It Ms/ Concern: Ta All Whom It May Concern: Upon application o l the Citv Solicitor li 0 All h liiitn It Kr.« f —_____ Upon application of the Cily Solicitor, it i* hertby ordered that On or bcfgre the Jan . Uary Rule day next, being January ytd, A. 1). 1909, in said court, you appear- to and answer the bill filed and set lorth the na­ ture of your, respective interests In, right to, or liens m«on res! estate situate in .the City of Sanford, and described In Ibe bill as; West s-a of East i . j. Lots 9 and 10 Block 1!> Cliapinan A Tucker« Addition lu the City of Sanlurd. It is furlhrr ordered that this order be published in the Sanford Herald, a nrwspaiwr published In said City, once a week for four COvÂ1îu,U* P.r'or “ IJ Mil« day. It U further ordered that tbi. „ . a a consecutive weeks prior to said rule day. Witncst my Wnd and seal of the said ( ubllshrd in the Ssofuid Hfîlld . h* Tie»»--my—hand s a d —seal of .ibs uTit { j ^ o u r t , thig n th d a, of November, a . l'obl(.he,i m „ 1 J C,,« o A f l! r . . i . <Tr‘17! ^ T osr circuit coutt, this «{lb day of November. A. weclîs^pfîSr to bald hiie' day” D. 1908. M ROniNSON. (Seal.) ■ . W itn ess my hAnd And ira ) n f «U L i j B. M. ROBINSON, (Seal.) 10 4 Clerk Circuit Courtj Oranirt fminty I i 4 Clerk Cireuit Çnim, Orange. County._| îr?9o8C“ "'* ,hU ,J,h 'tor nf NotemWr. A Clly ol Sauiôrïl F--. In tho Circuit Court of the 7th judkia^ urcuit of the Stale 0/ Florida for Orange County. In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial 1 1 » the Caronit Court of the 7th Judicial In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida Circuit of the State of Florida Circuit of the State of Florida for Oranga County. for Orange County. for Orange C o u n ty . City of Sanford ) Bill in Chancery To the defendant, M. Ilcxion r 9». ) Enforce Taa Li It ap|iearitig from the affidavit „f the fit* h. II. Junes. And ) Solicitor of^ Hie City of Sanford heiein lih -t To All W ham It M«y Concern: upon application of the City Solicitor, it lliat he believes lhat you arc a non molml Is hereby ordered that on or Wfore the Jsn- of the Slate e»f--+’lorid», and that y„ut‘ ivuary Rule day next, Wing January 3, A. D, idenee is unknown, and that Hirir ii no pvi s«n in this State Ibe service of a ntbpoent „ c, r eoVrt' 7“u appear u* and answer the bul hied and set forth tbe nature ol vosir upun whom would bin-i you, and th»l >oai respective interests in, right io, ur lietis upon age is over (he age of j i years. U .44 (irerefoie ordered Hut you'do sppear . ' . e j ' e rilu ii, 2 1he City •of Wnlord in tide court to tbe bill hereto file-1, upon’ and dfftnbed in the bill as: Monday, February 1, A. D. 1909. Ix>t 4, Block 10. Tier A. It is further ordered that this orJer -t i* that tbit order W publication be published once a week for rijM published in the SanR.rd Herald, a Rtwriw,«? consecutive week* in thr Sanford I lei »Id, a ■—blislsed in mid CRy, once a ¿eek ( ‘ ‘ newspaper published fn the City of Ssnlui-I. vsecutiia weeka fou-r rw « id vute Ill O ring« Lounty, 7Jpf |dtAitnets my hand and seat uf the a«« ' •Wit nr«« Itiy baniT and the leaf nfrai-l fircuit fourt thi# snd day of DecemWr^A. D. cuit court this ind day ol December, A I). 190*. .a . r't. l r-?- ¥• SOBINSON, (SeaL) B. It. ROBINSON, (Seal ) 16 4 Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County®t. Clark Circuit Court. Orange County. In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State «f Florida Circuit of the Stnte of Flood, for Orange County. for Orange County. City of Sanford ) B llf i„ O m nc«« to City of Sanford ) BOI ln Chancery lo William Slmpaoti. and) ‘ urc* d T* * EifnFlorence l^ rd a fl, fcn,urctJ T“ To e\|| Whom It Mijr Concern1 Tu Ali Whom It May Coneern: - V1“ 1! •rpltcatioo of th e.C itr Svillcitnr ¡1 f» hereby ordered thaï ou or befoie the Jan D ^'’ . ¿ Z in L u " ’ b ,inI J * n“ r8 3fd. A. City of Sanford ) BIB in Chancery tu 91. ) Enforce Tax Lieu W. R. M o ,,, «„a ) T« the defendant, W. R. Moses: It apjiesrtng Iron» the affidavit of the Ctij Solicitor af the City of Sanford herein bird that be believes that run are a non resident lhe State of Florida, and (bat your rrsnee u iinltnpwk and ihM - ikerw-iaxs» -»«'v an’, h i " b T i^ f i l^ V 0« T C .be ^ i, real 1 lit this Stale the service of a subpoens I' liens c — i ui Jt « ° n '5“', estate e“ »te viiuilr situate In In the Cftupun whom would bind you, and that jf"i* **• ¥ ° w th« age of al years. and _ ll is therefore ordered that you do appear IdJtlosîpS In; this court to the bit] herein filed, >F°n -------a-e m, Fioriti» County, State of lA.trîdî la ° ™ ° « ' It is further ordrrrd that this order he I l la further- ordered that this order be Myot“ 7i February t, A. D. 1009. , published In the Sanford Herald, a newspaper M. ■ further ordrrrd that this n o b , v_ " Hie Sanford Herald, a newspaper f t , is, further ordered that ibis order of published In said City, once a week for four pubi,,,bed in said City, once a week for four published in (aid Clly. once a week f o r 'f i î r publication W pi.blUticd ouce a week for eight conwtrulivc weeks prior to uid rule day. sæ œ j s consecutive weeks prior to said rule day. consecutive weeks in tbe Sanford Herald, a cooseeufiv, week, prior to said rule day Witness my hand and seal of the uid Witness roy hand and seal of the said 1 % itnc-tA my Innd ajuI ifg| of i 'K* » i j T i s i " - " O ifh . J ? ’ ""■poper published in the City of Ssnford, circuit court, this .«jlh day of November, A. circuit court, tbit sjth day of November, A. In Orange County, Florida. D. 1908. • a C“9o/WH' tW* ,5,h d*y °f A. Witnesa in* hand and the seal of Mid cirIt. M. ROBINSON. (Seal.) ' IW* B. M. ROBINSON, (S e a l) court tlia rod day of December, A D . vài à . s ~ B- M. R O Bm sO N ; (Seal.) • <6-4 Clark Circuit Court Orxrjge County. ti t Clark Circuit Court, Orar«« County. q K M ^ R O B U IW N , (Se* I tfi-«_ Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County, •6 4 Clerk C w t L range Coe U. ROBINSON, (Scab) v L , cult Ceuri* Orange Ceunly. îa à U iî - T*" r i . M•■ ’ >- •iW- i . Upon application of the City Solicitor, it is hereby ordered that on of Wfore the Jan ­ uary Rule day neat. Wing January 3rd, A, D. 190«, in said court, you apt«*' to and anawer tW bill filed and art forth the na­ ture of your .{espective interests in, right tu, nr liens upon real estate situate in the Clly »"f w*“d descriWd In tha. bill M: Lot (I, Block j, Tier 1: Ixits j and y. Block 10, Tier to, Martin1» Addition to til,f cilr r f â ir*r “iwr �'• V THE SANFORD HERALD. December 19 1908 C A P I T A L $30,000.00 The Peoples Bank of Sanford extends to all Sanford and vicinity a best for a r Merry Christmas and Happy and Prosperous New Year •» We also take this opportunity of expressing to our many > • • customers and friends our appreciation of their patronage and our thanks for good words spoken in belialf of the Peoples Bank H. R. STEVENS, Vice President Ml M. SMITH, President G. S. DERRY, Cashier M. M. Smith H. E. TOLAR, Asst. Cashier H. R. Stevens C. F. Williams E. H. McNeill P M. Elder“ H. H. Chappell K. R. Murrell A. Vaughan �A M A B M 11 ES'-.. ; ' "v. •*** r '' ' • *" - i**1* T... V.’.-.rlTSrrS? • . - • I ywviny.n>y Property 1Hü'M ’yÿW FW -- 35^ placed in our hands will be attractively presented to thousands . of prospective pur- | chasers. » . ' */ * • — Our lists of_ prospects is increasing at^the rate of 50 per day. Our dealings will be fair and just tQ buyer and seller. We smail are • having a im p ro ve d tru ck good dem and fo r farm s at reason­ able prices. Room 10 Welborne Block Sanford, Fla yi �* TW ELVE P A G E S — P a r t I— P a g e s I t o 8 mu S p ffa H Su IN S A N FO R D — Life la Worth Living l i SANFORD. FLORIDA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26. I90B Number 19 líelo Sardinia, which took place attlie with something like eclnsyT He has the parents’ home. Quite a.party- of Italian 0 I 1R N E W Y E A R S E R M O N delightful recklessness of inexperience,and N E W S O E T H E W O R LD friends and relatives were nsemtded at recognize no difficulties that may not be the residence of the Sardinia fnmlly and overcome. His inmginntion has no ele­ The General News Of “The Land were in full enjoyment of the ceremonies We Spend Our Years as a Talc ment of necromancy in it, nntl.Jtc thinks Items of Interest Gleaned From ,n ‘ incident J o jITte' hnptlini Of~tlie Infant ------------ Thai Is Toui;: tt-ensy-to do-nil sortsof imprrssiblc-Thinfti; — ( o f - f lo w ers Various-Sources------into the Catholic church when Antonio No winter blast of failure lias touched his+ Urao. one of the ituests, was shot down cheek, nnd his trust and confidence in Iris and killed by an unknown party. Urso, »08-THE OLD AND THE NLW -’09 fellows is of troplcnl abundance, for suspi HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS who was nmonft a limup of merrymakers cion has le ver nudged his elbow, and men in the rear part of the house induliiimi nnd women nre as angels to him.* The in the feast in progress after the Infantile Standing on the Threshold of a New consciousness that tljis is a hard world to Here .the Readers Will Find o Brief Year, It Is Time Tor Retro­ A„ Epitome of the Week'» Most Im. baptism, was called to the front |{nte Historical Spring Flowing live uprightly in has not touched his heart spective Thought____ _____pur»ant HappcnliH» In the i>JL«„stranger nnd as ]ic_uususpectingly by-no mtirh-nii-n linger t iivnqd h e sees -tn ----------- For Hurried Readers----------- — State'» Domain.. approached the front of the premises he Wriitrn for Ttir Herald. Mrs. Bridget MeCinley of Kelnyrcs, Pn„ Wr t|K-,i,t our yrurx on n mir .thin It i„M_ others the sweetness nml light which fills Col. Fred. L. Robertson, one of the best wns shot down,.- supposedly by the man l’anima «dl. died last week nt the age of ninety years. his own life so full of sunshine. known Confederate veterans in the stnte, who had called Idm from the itntc. bis His js the beauty of on nn untried soul Sixty-four years ago. In Ireland, she reOW. strange it will seem to us Jjil m 1,}> 1^ tn. Tnlinhnsaeq n few and by tolive hi a world in which He tllliifcs uf greatness, but we who look iTtved-tlie-totnl-abstmrnrr--p|ptlgr»- frtitn:----expiring. Father Tlieohald Matthew nnd kept it in­ dsysTUlothere is no time at all beepuse jlmri oil cannot tell whether he Is really great •I .^ ^ n r i o n County Fair, which closet Twenty-two prominent ibjmgbiy effort must be. made. violate up to her dehih.’~ Saturday, another day having been added Pensacola were gathered—iiwut nn-w*rly nothing, since tltexe are so many of them Tlien the revelation will come to trim and Donald Grant Mitchell, known the sw W -» •< on account of the popularity of the fair. hour Monday morning by the sheriff and that the treasury cannot lie exhausted. to us alike. When the Haines crackle nnd over ns “Ike Marvel," died last week at hts—— i«ms td have been entirely successful ns will fnec the judge of the crlnilnaTcourt ' Timo exhibits curious trails which really mar we learn what stuff wo are made of home near New Haven, Conn., at the age an exhibition of whnt can be done in on the chnrgo of \gambling. ’ Two rnlds are well worth observing. But do not muse him from Iris sleep. Let of eighty-six years. His host known one of the best agricultural and mining were made by the sheriff, the first being It is in no hurry whatever; lull, on the him dream on. denr boy of our households, works are "Reveries of a Bachelor" and counties or the State. It guve abundant tqxin the DeLunn Gub, n social organiza­ contrary, seems to be willing to sit at its until the sunshine falls on Iris cyelidsnnd "Dream Life." proof that no other county in Floridn tion in DeLunn street in the business ease, on the roadside when it is watching wakens him. Soon enough lie will learn The chancery court of Virginia has de­ alfordi better opportunities for pleasant center, when eleven [wmrineiit young the boys nnd girls of the world. So per­ Iris sad lesson; soon enough discover that cided tile suit brought by Mrs. Florence Immes nnd accumulation of wealth id men were arrested and taken to the sistently docs it liugpr in our early dnys, not all his companions came from the New Mnyhrick and her mother, the Baroness many different lines than does Marion. county jail where they Inter bond for Imfore yet there nre clouds in the sky Jerusalem with (lie fragrance of heaven Von Roque, against D. W, Armstrong for Kissimmee has seven acres of het their nppearohee/ A few minutes after­ that we many times wish it would throw about them. In (lie meantime hiscnstles tlie recovery of properly worth over $*2.town tols planted to cnbbngc, which is wards the shcrifT appeared nt the St. away n fow summers nnd winters nnd are quite worth Iris building, though lie 000,000, in favor of the ladies. expected to bring $100 per acre. Thrifty Charles Hotel, where an alleged game bring us suddenly nearer to a realization may never live in them. Give him your By the collapsing of n portion of n con­ propie are those cabbage planters, nnd wns In progress, in which eleven more of our dreams. Then,when we are in the blessing, hut do not disturli Iris pleasant crete bridge being ercctc/l over the Potomac cleanly, too. for the they nre enemies to were engaged, Including the proprietor rUsIrniut Vvhtrrnrtife, imr idimiMers laden llioil gills. *7" river at Hagerstown. Mil., four men wear* weeds and therefore benefnetoro to the of the hotel. The DeLunn Club, which with duties nnd responsibilities, time loses If you turn to ripe mnnltood what ndlf- killed nnd a number badly injured. oooupi«*—two — fcrciiU ULVimmiiciU.gtccLa. yuu. - -I h c Jin town. ' lurou-MuUiu,-thM-q!iwaH-nr-*i>urt,-w4ll------The half of the present ornnge crop of building,, wns recently organized nml that we wonder if weeks nnd months are hns been built nml the boy in passing envr New York about the middle of Ja n ­ th>- St;it.- 1» yet on the lr<>cH. A groat much surprise wus occasioned when it winged apd huve.Jlown away in the night (1trough it lias lu-ounr serious. There is n uary fur n trip to Australia, her native dignity in his hearing that circumstances country. She will lie away a -year, many of the orange growers nre bolding lecnnuTkriown timt at an enriy hour in slept. tile shcrifT had marie.n raid on tlie place But in old age time cannot go fast enough have developed. He has broadened and their fruit back, not letting it go Into Eighty horses were Itorned io death in to suit itself. We get the impression that dce|M*ncd since he caught his first glimpse market to be worked ofT in n glut, and nml turned up sudi a condition. a fire in IndiannpoliB la&t week. they will gel much better prices for their The Portuguese cabinet has resigned fruit for doing so— DeLnnd Record. aul tlie king has selected a now hoard of Plant City is dnity shipping straw­ counsellors. berries to Northern markets. At Madison Square garden last week ' J. M. Truliy pmdc n shipment of thirty Tom Longboat, the Canadian Indian run­ _ _ ^ quarts of strnwbprrics Thursday. This ner. defeated Dornmln, the world's cham­ shipment is 00 days ahead of the regular pion. The race was tlie greatest ever run’ and tlie lime was,reefird-breaking. shipping season for this section nnd serves to show whnt a mild winter we Twenty-four burglaries were committed are having, if the wcfltlier conditions me night Inst week in Allnutn. should remain unchnngcd heavy sliii>C m iflR iy tfod, the unfailing to u r« of light and rarrey, Henry A. Agitr oT“ PfInceidiCTndiann7 ments,would be made from this |Lolnt by who wns reported dead and part of Iris who hasi brought u$ io the beginning of this year, ij? January lf>lb. but it Is expected the -Jife insurance paid to his widow, has been and art sparing us to looe Chcc and to Keep Chy t J J weather man will siion send along some ouiul alive1in Texas. Ho is under arrest, . coramandmiiils, prepare us, we b«ecch Chee, for the coming A weather that will bold the plants back barged with fraud nnd embezzlement days. Eel Chy grace enlighten our darhuess and strengthen i j? until our regular stripping season. 90 mounting to over $100.000. days hence— Bradford County Telegraph our weaKness. Help us io forgot the sins and sorrows of the The steamship Lusitania left New York lust week with 4,904 sacks of Christmas The Odd Fellows' hall nt Bagdad, past, cherishing only the wisdom and the humility they may mail for foreign countries. This is the recently erected at a cost of $2.500. was have ta u g h t,u s *.., Tnsplrc us with new purposes and new largest amount of mull ever curried by one destroyed by (ire Thursday. The build­ hopes. Deepen wlthjn our hearts the looe of truth and good* vusscl on one Yuyagc. ing was a two-story one. and the lower ness. Renew tn us the life of that which alone maRcs life Une sausage fifty-seven feet long wns portion was used ns an opera house. The worth living. Enable us io discern the solemn meaning of the wonder of the occasion nt the wurslfire is of unknown origin and the loss fest af Wooster, Ohio. Christmas day. The these earthly days, and the high and sacred purpose for which was complete. The building wns insured sausage was trailed nround the table and for $1,100, but there was.no insurance on they are gloen. Suffer us not to be unfaithful to Chee. each guest cut ofT ns much ns he choso.* ’ 1 the paraphernalia nnd furnituYe either Chou hast richly blessed us hitherto) stilt lead us by Chy A mob rit Caracas, Venezuela, last week owned by the Odd Fellows or by the hand« still admonish and guide us by Chy spirit, and leave us dcf.lroyed everything that had uuy npamusement company, nnd the loss of the not to ourselves, Cbcu Good Sbepberd of tbe sbeep. Eel not IKiarance Of hèlonging to President Cas­ latter will amount to more than $1,000 tro. or representing him in any manner, the sorrow and weariness of life rob us of our faith In Chee. intiddition to the building. Castro wtio is now in Eurojie, will probably Whatever light may shine or shadow fall, keep us In the TelA movement was inaugurated at the never return to Venezuela, ns Iris reign as meeting of the chamber of commerce in lowshlp and In the service of 3csus Christ our Eord. Ament president of that country is considered at Pensacola a few nights ugo to protect b*I _ _ n gn end. the Interests of the Gulf CnnsL iiLsn fur Thé Fidelity Funding Com|iuny of Pitts­ as they relate to the navy, and a com­ burg. Pa., ik bankrupt. It wus organized mittee was appointed to («resent to the a little morn than two years ago by R. J, body the most feasible plan for not rid of us by leading us sjieedily toward of the first tragedy. Life may no longer Kicran. und capitalized ut $0,000.000, ouly preserving but developing the nnvy A Deserved Compliment heaven, at whose gates it bidsusfarcwell. Ite a dream, for those old days lire gone The object of the company was to loun ya/ds of Pensacola, New Orlcuns and (Sanford Corrc»|n>/ul«'nt uf Tlim-t-UiaonI money with which tu build churches, pa­ l e s in which the commercial Key JJCLest. Rev. D. B. Sweat, pastor of the Methodist No time is so short ds tlmt of the man who and he Tins looked upon a new earth and rochial residences and schools, and the has passed the three score milestone. The the South wilj be requested to rimrch of Sanford, bus been absent all the a new heaven. But in place of the ilfi'ani co-operute. This action was brougliT wcek attending the annual conform r nt rlneli no lunger licks the seconds away. has come a struggle which hardens every losses from outstanding mortages will he cinlmmissitlL«. to s qy th e Ici raM. •bout by the published intention of the Miami. There were no services in the hut the days. The very weeks Hash by. fibre <>| lus frame, ami as lie s it s fiy (lie The Senate lias confirmed the nomina­ navy department to practically abolish church Sunday. It is the earnest wish of Hardly do the (lowers of April bloom be­ winter fireside—whether in a Imnible or tions of Luke E. Wright of Tennessee to fore the frosts of November set in, and all navul stations on the Gulf Coast in the members of the church and of the cit­ luxurious home, ittiiatlernjiut—some dear be secretary of war, nnd Truiimit II. New­ hardly do the frosts carve fantastic pic­ woman by his side with whom by has f«vur of foreign station ut Guantanamo, izens of Sanford generally that Mr- Sweat Cuba. tures on tlie window pane before the sun walked through stormy and through sunny berry of Michigan to he secret ary of the return to the Sanford church. During the of nnuther spring makes tire meadows years, the children making the welkin navy. The total shipment of strawberries for past year the membership hos increased green once more. ring with their glee, dare you say there is The worst blizznrd experienced" tn New Plant City for the week ending December by nearly one hundred. Mr. Sweat, besides But whnt care wc if nt the end of time less hnppiiiess there than wns fuund lit Foundland for many years raged for fortyUih wns 2,816 quarts. The ruling price working faithfully for the interests of tlie °t berries lust week wus 30 cents per church, is always in tlie head line for the we can draw on eternity. Time con gain that man s boyhood days? His enjoyment eight hours last week. Much damage was quart. advancement of Sanford nnd takes a live­ no advantage over us, for if he would be lias u different flavor, toil is not keen and done to fishing vessels. Many boats were sharp. * lost, some of which were blown ashore. Work has been begun on the Leon ly interest in the general afTairs of the quit of us we also would he quit of him. He is our servunMifter all, aud is nothing — Alfred do. Oru of Cuba is the throw-cush­ But turn from this magnificent |»eriod «wnty court house addition and IlS cOhV- C e le r y G t y . («ettcr than the driver of a coach who whips ioned billiard champion of the world, hav­ of achievement to a / aim and serene old Is called for in three months’ Florida Straw berries Sell Well up his horses when they snuff die stable. ing won the third block of tlie match with age. It has its earthly life behind it. hut itme. 6n the east side of the present Florida strawberries made their Titian Tlie passengers ate tired with their jour­ before it i« immortality. - I t ia fike n-gor* Tltomas A-JlucsUin uf S l Lou it by the building will be erected u two-story an­ In refrigerator lots this week and created ney. nnd tliey. too, ure glad to rest after geous day in October, when the clouds score of fifty to thirty-eight. The- final nex, consisting of four 18 by 24 feet sopie enthusiasm as u result of tlie fine the day’s Jolting. Why should we mur­ throw gruy shadows on the luke and the score for the three blocks wusdc Oro 150, Rpsrtmcnts, nnd two luills, upper and quality and appearance which they |»re- mur or grow despondent, for wc have been forests are crimson, Yoirmay not com­ Hucston 107. lower. The rooms on the north side of sented. The sixes were larger than usual living, jn the porter's lodge on our Creator’s pare such a day with a dny in June.whcn Congress will approbate $10,000 to b* hall will he occupied by offices by ond there were no defects. Eight cars con­ estate, and by and by we shall hear the the sap in every tree Hows like a mountain enable the secretary of agriculture to con­ •noie of the county officials. Those on taining eighty quarts each arrived Thurs­ summons of that grim servitor, Death, to torrent, hut it bus a beauty and a glory of duct experiments to determine the practi­ ike south arc vaults for the safekeeping day. The stock brought 50i«i75r a quart. leave the homely cottage ahd take upour Its own, a beauty und u glory so sublime cability of making paper material out of ^f records. These vaults nre to be built The demand for tlie berries was mostly abode in the Father’s house. ' thni you look upon the landscape with cotton stalks. ,__ . entirely of cemented brick' with metal confined to the big hotels. From. usw.BJl mingled tears mid smiles.—— >— — The question ha* been often oskedr »tbs, tiled goon and "»tone faemgf. m The $10,000 worth of jewelry .lost by receivers expect that the stock will come Which is the happiest |ieriod uf human Old age has a beauty which docs not last there will he no danger in case of Mrs. Sue Williams Buck of Richmond ana ^ In quantities sufficient for all trade pur­ llfeT It would be difficult to say. for each obtuin with any other time of life. Its Mr. E. B. Dyer has the contract at Pullman 'sleeper on tlie Atlantic Coast poses. . - - pleasures nre twofold—tlie battle is over Line recently has beep recovered upon the has a charm of its own. •bout $7.200. nnd the future Is near. The strength of confession uf a negro named Tucker who What more unique or exquisite specta­ Just Received West Tampa experienced a sad senthe body is like the ebb tide, hut the was arrested on suspicion. Tucker claims Lowney's Christinas line of fine candles cle than that |«resented by u youth, fired jntioiial ending Sunday night to the strength of faith is like the tide on the tluit ho found the jewel casein Mrs. Buck’s with ambition, planting his luq>es on the «ttlvies Incident to the christening of the finest in tlie city. sky und looking forward to tlie realization G akneh i t R oukktx. berth and held the jewels for reward. Cositau*J on r .j, 7 M Infant daughter of Mr. and Mr». An- A LL AROUND F L O R ID A T e rca \r e-fifSíT II ■»T’ 1- - 1’ -, É M û ~ r ~ 111 V < v * 'M i t ;' : ;; ' ' < ¿ f® “tP C > ■,. r:i A grayer for thr Nnu fn tr ^ SÌ-zl A .•.•¿j--. ÁMr 4L * . -fc V ri ¿ s ;;,i .lit; • : � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1908 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 19, 1908 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 19, 1908. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 44-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 19, 1908;<a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank"> Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0de89b00c3fd00e990b87fc395c99884.pdf 8ffac277658432bd9e4cb40e2f843041 PDF Text Text December 3 .1boi THE SANrORD HERALD A re ifoU-Looking F or Flowing' Wells Guaranteed One Thousand Acres of Celery Land $100.00 to $150.00 Per Acre Reasonable Cash Payments ** * Lands-Adapted to.Celery, Lettuce, Cauliflower, Potatoes, E tc S FROM MACARONI DELTA l Governor f r om The Herald's Special Correspondent By Wireless Telephone Broward Issues Another Edict to the People Tallahassee. Nov. 28,—Gov. N. D. Brow­ Zeze Elkins is studying facial gymnas- ard has Issued the following proclamotics to become a lawyer. - Whereas, By the gift of Providence . Uncle Sam Smlthers wore his new sec­ there has been placed in the hands of the ond-hand suit yesterday. He bought it at men of this suite, natural resources of n rummage sale and cut a big swell. * yast importance and* great potential de­ Uncle Zcph Stuckey cut two wisdom velopment; and, teeth last week and Doc Reed is afraid Whereas, It is the duty of men to use cholera infantum may set in if the warm the gifts of nature, and not to abuse weather continues. them ; to utilise, but not to waste, and to The trustees of the Newllght church have realize that there will be succeeding gen­ hired a carpenter to stop up the cracks in erations to whom our resources will be tlio floor before winter sets in us many essential; and. members almost caught their death ofcojd Whereas, The Rational -Conservation in tiieir legs last winter. Congress will meet in Washington, DcAunt Betsy'Crofoot Is havTng trouble Cirtïber 8; and. Whereas, The Southern Commercial with a gumboil. Si. Blizzard's latest born twins were quite Congress will meet in Washington De­ cember 7 and 8. for die 4>urposc of In­ colicky last night. terpreting by words of authority the re­ We do hope the Higgins and Dingman sources of die south ; and, families will make up and quit throwing -W lw as. The Nut tonni Rivers a mi Hnr dead cats in each others wells, as much bers Congress will meet in Washington sickness must prevail if this sort of petty December 0, 10 and 11, to favor a liberal spite ik kept up much longer. policy on the part of die national govern­ Two of JakeStimson's hogs have become ment in developing navigable streams afflicted with chicken cholera. throughout the United States; Doc Spltfadden was called over to Josia Now, therefore, I, N. B. Broward, gov­ Smoot at a late hour last night and haint ernor of Florida, do hereby issue diis proc­ gpt back yet. Josia always said he want- lamation, calling upon die business men o f Florida to turn aside from dieir ordi­ nary vocadans during the week, Decem­ ber G to 12, In order dial they may give earnest thought to die subjects o f-r e ­ sources and of conservation, and urging as many of them as can do so to be pressent in Washington and participate in a series of gatherings hitherto without par- Economic Democracy. There is one thing that will bring the Socialistic wing, the Populistic wing, the Hearst wing of the Democratic back. Quit robbing them. The man who only raises one blade of grass where he ought to raise three but gets the full benefit of the three of grass is not ns despicable as the man who raises the tliree blades of grass and without vigorous protest sub­ mits to being systematically ruuvru uf two of them. The fanner who pays three hutulrcd to four hundred per cent. Inter­ est on watered railroad stock has no money left to pay interest on his own capital., *So however reasonable his profits not. * If the funner is robbed the business man is deprived of the benefit of the money of which the farmer is robbed. The steel trust paying a dividend of three hundred to four hundred per cent. of millions of dollars to the railroad. The railroad charges freight to pay inlercst on watered stock and on the watered stock of die steel and iron they use. All this die fanner must pay and pay too before he gets back a cent of his own invested capital. In Ills freight bills both on what he receives and what he ships. Bryan thought the question was, should the people rule. The quesdon is, should die people continue being robbed. Constitutional questions ~ are of tits past, besides what is constitutional when die railroads and the (rusts have vested t*l°. ^ lted State*' To #tny nt l,omo questions of economic rights are compel and dilnk on these matters is important. [|n(( a hearing To visit Washington and to diink on these what carc ‘ wo about , u ^ matters Js stUUAore impomnUTor, by decisions while we are being syste .‘means of such a visit the business men mot|coUy robbed of two thirds «¡d T lh , of Florida can come back to their homes increment of wealth we creote, the wai Ailed widi a more complete knowledge of js now on our resources and fired with s determlnaU t humanity be allowed to relait don to use wisely the marvelous gifts raore of the wealdi It creates and bu m»de by natpre to U>e toufrem i f t M , u u n i t y wUl-usadiU-waohh rke In testimony whereof, I have hereunto 0f „ jj humanity. B(jvt set my hand and caused die great seal to ^ Shanlbargcr (Signed N. B. Broward, Governor. ly the Governor. ‘Attest Hehrv Clay .Crawford, Secretary of Sute. anford IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN W ekiva Tribe No. 41 Hundng grounds of Sanford. Meedngs on the 1st and 2 nd Wednesday of each month In Uasonlc Hall. Visiting broth­ ers welcome. , F l o r id a E R T A IN L Y (NOT, never thought o f such n tiling, It's the other fellow who will likely go. You have not yet your family well provided for nor all the debts lifted from your Property, so you will live. Your Dthldinga may hum, so you keep them insured. How would it do to let one of the Strongest Life Insurance companies in the W ORLD cmry~Ehat risk upon your Liferinstead o f forcing i r ujWrt your W ife and Children? A little money saved this way, each year, will make life in later years comfortable and happy. Do not fail to exumine the *T C * —r— - — —Equitable Lifers T !!. Standard Policy ;; —4— T * Prescribed by the New York Slate Law W R IT E Equitable Life Assurance Society ! or THE UNITED STATES S-COLES. j r General Agent, Jacksonville, Florida MRS. E. P. WELBORNE. J. N. N. WHITNER. Special Agent Resident Agent, Sanford, Fla. »m o / 'Çbsnije onlnvitinr dumsl rooms taio sn it. triedre cheerful horn«, Ve « Jour door the privilege of »dcononi from the Lrgcit end ooit varied stock lo lum yhBeysr. B A L T E -C O N R O Y r m i P A N V Q u ic k ly a n d N e a lly E x e c u t e d at T h e H e r a ld P r in tin g : C,--n»pany �TWELVE PACES— Part I— Paies I to 8 I N S A N F O R D — Life ia Worth>Living Number 17 NEWTOf THE WOtoLD SANFORD. FLORIDA. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 12, 1908 Popularity o f Sanford Girl In the final result of the Metropolis contest for the popular young Indies of the atnte, Mias Gelale Butt of this city, wns third In this section with 37,311 votes to her credit.. Miss Butt did not win n grand prlxe but the handsome vote accorded her demonstrates her popularity. SANfORD grocerV com pany First Year An Armies» Wonder. *' MUNICIPAL ELECTION A trick bicycle rider amused a large crowd on the- street last Tuesday. His One o f the Largest Wholesale And various stunts were amazing for u'mitn Items of Interest Gleaned From Retail Houses In This Section that had no arms. He was also a good Passes Off W ith Few Exciting Various Sources Notice appears in this issue of The collector ns those present can testify. Thrills Herald of the incorporation of the SnnFormer Resident» Return fonl Grocery Co., of this city. The San­ HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK The many friends of Mr. nnd Mrs. W ford Grocery has long ago earned the rep­ MAYOR LAKE WINS AGAIN utation of being among the largest retail W. Stripling will Tic pleased to learn of ---------/* * Surveying the Drainage Area ¿j-Ii / ^ groceries In the state and one of the their return to Sanford where in the Messrs. W. A. Ginn and E. S. Close nrc Htre the Reader» Will Find a Brief future they will reside. largest wholesale houses In (Ids section. Calhoun, Driver nnd Hand Constitute Historical Sprlni N o w ln l now engaged in making a survey for the Mr. Stripling for a number of years tins Under the nldc management.of W. M. New Members or City {imposed drainage as drafted by the drain­ Tor Hurried Reader» Dickens the business lins nourished nnd been with the Van Dcmnn Grocery Co., Council age copimlssion recently appointed. When Shadmck W. Brown, o f . Middleton. N from a small beginning lias attained the of Jacksonville nnd having identified completed this great work will mean pint The mutual election has come nnd Y.. died Inst week aged 88 years. He high .position which it now occupies. himself with the incnrjVirntion of the the lands of our famous Celery Delcmvill gone nnd despite'lhc excitement of last ditw the largest U. S. pension of any But under the severe strain of business New Sanford GroceryCo.. will remove to week no-one is hurt nmfr^eneralT«itlafncbe the Eden of FlorUln. Good roads will _ mao In that section of the country. He If^DrrhfTpt has given Sanford, his fiat love*. Ktved In Company D. One _Hundred fallow and fare radiosol Their old friends will accord Mr. nmf Jllaft pi »ic i lrf Murh-tn—ttm^surprise of ' Tfateil to rest from veryonc the aldennnn ticket comprising and Seventy-sixth Regiment.. New. York adjacent to Sanford one vast garden spot, active management of the business Mrs. Stripling a warm welcome. William Hand, G. R. Calhoun nnd H. P. Volunteers, and lost one of his eyes by. dotted with fine residences will result. which necessitated a change nnd the Driver, won out In Its entirety, M r." Our New Express Office Hie explosion of »'Cap. A l a resul t. oi incorporation ns before noted. While Commissioners Retire Driver whining by the narrow margin of Commensuru te with Sanford's wonderful this lie became totally blind. Hia pen. Two of our most faithful county com­ still connected with the business Mr. growth U the many new-imtidUigs tluit one vote. tioa was $100 per month. missioners retire from active service Dickens will resign the active manage­ will soon be constructed Among these Is Mayor Lake.is again victorious, with The First Notional Bank of Peppcrell, upon the board this week. Hon. H. II. ment Into the hands of;W. W. Stripling, Mr. Brady close and running some. the new quarters for the Southern Express Hats., wns robbed laat week of $14,000, Dickson, chairman of the boanl forn n gentleman well nnd favorably known J. T. Lee also bad n close shove In his Company, plans for which ore now being The robbers took precaution against be­ number of years and known as an authori­ In this city nml, county ns a business brush with C. C. Morris, winning by 14 prepared. The old building will either he ing surprised by fastening the doors of ty on good roads in the South is one and mnn of sterling qualities. He is n form­ repaired or removed nnd the new structure votes. residences In the neighborhood so they our own Hon. H. H. Chappell for n num­ er resident of Sanfonl and has the inter­ M. L. Scott wns the only candidate who will occupy all the present space ami the ests of the city at heart. could not be opened. ber of years o faithful member of the wus not worried over the result, rtliiniitvvacauthiud-to First streets Tire building Nonl Alexis, president oi Hnytl. has board amending to Itsdutiea evtn to the -Mr-Sdripling for a-nunil>cmf yrnnrhns wiU be modern, and its position will greatly ing no opposition Mr. Scjitl rolled up the been traveling salesman for the Vun Debeen deposed by the revolutionists, who neglect of his own business interests. miuiauiutLYutc o f.,282. maiiCyuiB4iiy^whoUuutle grocers of-Jnclrr enhance tin; value ami appearance-of this TipiUted “ Ihe' Cflptlfil or the Island. Mr. Dickson Is succeeded-bv-M -O M. F. Robinson, candidate for alderman portion of Sanfonl. .The Southern Express : took refugcon a French vessel; üverstreet and Mr. Chappell by Alex sonvllle. was upon n mixed tiuket and this ac­ (k). nnd the A. C. L. Railway are to be Associated in the new firm will lie T. counts in a great measure fur the small Frauds Joseph, Emperor of Austria; Vaughn of this city.Fi Williams, President of the Conrad commended for their enterprising spirit in vote.-ns mimy-voters preferred voting the celebrated Inst week the Sixthleth nnnlimproving their |>rtiprrtyTitttilB point. And Irish Potatoes, Too —------ Grocery Ctc. of Daytona, who-is also'Well straight tickot for their nidermen »9 it -wwary of his ncoesalonto the throne. Sanford's crops are unlimited and every nnd favorably known to the people of List o f Unclaimed Letters wns originally made up. Lilluokalanl, cx-quaen of the Sand­ day brings new surprises in the different this section and while he.will not lie Remaining in the Sanfonl Postofilcc at The interest in this city election bos wich Islands, was 70 years old Dec. 2, vegetables raised In the celery delta.. The actively engnged In the Sanford Grocery close of week ending Dec. 8. 1008: been intense and the principals and their ■nd celebrated the event by resending ladles other duy The Herald mnn visited Toni Co., will still tend his knowledge of the Triends worked enrly nnd late to roll up to the United States her claim against Goodwin. Mr*. Annie Hawkins to inspect ills lettuce crop and business in aiding the affairs of this Barton. Mary a good majority. The close result dem­ Gulden. Mrt. Italarlln Jnekton, Mrt. Lulu this country for the confiscation - of the wns presented witli some fine lettuce and large concern. onstrates that the people of Sanford nre Brown, M rt. Dnliy Miller, Miti Alim Ulsndt. A large wholesale -grocery has. long Bryan. Mri. Annie Irish potatoes. Now, Sanford potatoes I’oatell. MIm Lugen Is taking un Interest in municipal affairs, On and after January 1st first class may not occupy a large place In the minds been needed In tills section and while un­ Cherry, Min Sarah Sputili, Mrt, DvnU K. and the reins of tlic city government Williams, Mrt Ada postage to Germany will be two cents of the people or bo associated with our der the jiresent management the field was Harden, MUi Grnie must be handled carefully in the next Hendrick«, Mr«. Kiln VVtight, Hattie iiilead of th-e %the present rate. covered, the new members feel that premier celery crop, but for a delicious year If the officials wish to avoid criti­ lllmnn, Mrt, Maltie A cotton mill to cost $8,000,000 ia to murphy” you should try some Irish polu- more business can be induced to come cism of their acts. Gentlemen McDermott. Thorna« be built in East. Boston, Mass. It will tocs raised in Sunford's sub-irrigated dis­ to this city by enlarging the business Acton, Edcoae Regardless of whether the result is to* Milter, Fred hare 250,000 spindles and 7,500 looms. trict. Mr. Hawkins planted these for his and adopting ’ an aggressive business Coleman, Manriie (he liking of .all, the citizens of Sanfonl Blade. C. W. rj M iller, W , B The entire plant will cover 05 acres of own use, and whUe<uikinghuLlittiu atten­ policy. should get together and aid the officials Carney. J. E Mirrtl«. Albert The retail department will he kept In fnirlU'ld Lu>abef Co,— Neleott, Win. ground and 'employ 8,000~hands. The tion, this stand of pointers is the finest in every way to push the many improve­ Palmer. Floyd head hi the enterprise Is Eugene M. crop of Irish potatoes ever grown and vfill ¡lie up-to-date manner that lias always Kaverti, Kile ments to completion. jj Pinner, Jutan Foss. compare favorably with the famous potn- characterized this part of the business ilawihaw, Jamei Out of a total of 348 registered voters, Riven, Thomai nnd will cater to the wants of nn exact­ Hunter. J, M, 301 voted in the election and a number An unusual undertaking,the building of toes raised in the celebrated districts both Janie», K F Roblnion, Marshall south. • x ^ * “ ing public. failed to gel to the {Kills in time to cusl a M..ntin. Jutrph Sanford, Geo ■ Breproof village, is in progress at Moun­ north and-------------u — Thu.vJsonford gains another enterprise Persons claiming the above will plcusc ballot. tain Station, on the border line between Lawn Mowers that promises to aid in making our city a say "Advertised," and give date of this Following is tile official count: 'Orsngc and South Orange, N. J. Six Special prices to reduce stock. If you wholesale district of large pnqiorthms in list. Ctia s . F. H a s k in s , P. M. r o » MAYOR bouses ore already well under way and want a good mower nt n low price, now is (lie nt-nr future. Forrest L a k e ............................. _ ^*155 are being made of burned day In the form the time to buy. Also good stock of Clay Tile For Sulc. The people of Sanford will nccord the E. E. Brady ................ 131 of hollow blocks. The roofs nrc to \yt of scythes, grass hookY mid lawn rakes. new firm u warm welcome and The Her­ Palnlku Tile for sale in any qunnity. * FOR MARSllAL AND COLLECTOR asbestos shingles or shite. The houses Hurry J. Wilson. G. Fa S mith , B ox 371. ald joins in best wishes for success. J. T. Lee .................................. 140 have from eight to ten rooms and the par­ C. C. Morris ......... ................ 131 titions and fliMirc are »¿he of terra cctta, so that a fire could not spread from one roomto another. □ & D J D D m ' Gen. Simon of the revolutionery forces ha* been proclaimed president of Hayti. n n r f i iHiiËin [ s i r a [ N i i F i [ ü i i R i [ D i n [ H i i Ë i i R i [  i m [ 5 i i ~ i n M n n n n n n n ,/.r * ** * TO T H E M ERCH A N TS O F SA N FO R D The East Side bank of Portland, Oregon, wu robbed of $10.000, Dec. 7. ty.two cases developing In one day. Elia in New York arc to build a club house, hotel and theater combined, to cost 11, 000,000. E Sixty-five families are homeless as the result of a fire which destroyed three full of property in the heart of Cenfrxlix. Pa.. Dec. 4. , _ Two contracts for Urn furnishing of wlrekkphww. sendee, one tglth the war oepartment of the United States and the a European power, have been . *^_hy the Clark wirelnsa telegraph telephone company of Detroit It ia J * Uolt« l States will have o system ^ “ Phonic communication between per^nd “ nd those In airship« and ■"Wanes five and ten mile« distant A «itigaree weighing alxty pounds was Wu luLong Island Sound off South .«Bssia.conn , tlrirw edt------ -----The bursting of a large water main In Itrm N' tW# w#ek h>re UP tT“ x , L .° ^ront °T the Clarendon hotel and a half.mil«- square. U ik. l .l l1ltt*ion °T the six tie tli congress last rv." convened Tuesday thamp Carter of Missouri la the “"^ »a tlc leader in the House. * this.^ear in the history o f Sanford, could he m ade much m ore profitable by a system o f judicious advertising in a m edium th at circ ulates in the county -khs Mary Craig. ngnd-??rTrt«rtt _„ Alton, 111., has not tasted water for tony years. ; | The national apple show now being held “ Spokane. Wash., haaexhlblta from thlrD*iix states, Canada, England, Germany, ^nce, Norway and Japan. Over eight spplea are estimated to be in the exhibit.« |he Sanford Heruld believes that the H olid ay Trade, w h ile hein** the best « • <r l* f u late the H olid ay Trade and bring the shoppers to Sanford instead o f a llow in g M other cities to lure them thither. The H erald w ill issue one week before--Christ­ mas on D ecem ber 19th, one o f the handsomest H oliday editions e v e r printed in this section. It w ill be severa l times larger td1» 11 the regular, edition,' the pages brim ful o f good m atter thad w ill interest voting nnd old _a n d - t h e - p a g e a ■bound in a beautiful colored cover that w ill m ake the edition a work o f a rt and one th at w ill be treasured long after the holiday season is past. In order to m ake this edition a symposium o f Sanford’s interests, w e osk the people to send M in th eir copy early, as the printers w ill be kept busy night and day in a rra n g­ ing this special edition for the delectation o f the public. W e also urge upon a ll w ho are interested to send in an article about Sanford and thus aid us m aking this ^ i ü ô n n o t 'o â l y a visitor for the holiday season but a "grand in ad­ vertisem en t o f Sanford and her resources, —• — ^THE S A N F O R D H E R A E D 7“ P. S . Copy for “ A ds.” and special articles must be in before Thursdayt December 17. «tiao.?iJ ran on the “d ° f Uu“ ard*’ Bay. Inst week. B P ’-^volutlon U on in Hayti. fflagaDanm m n r EUR CLERK. TREASURER AND ASSESSOR M. I* S cott.................................... 282 FOR ALDERMEN W. N. Lcfiler................................... 125 . M. W. Lgvell ....................... •.......... 100 F. L. Woqdruff......................... {28 M. F_ Rnlilimm---- — flp G. R. Calhoun...,_______________ 137 W. H. Hand.................................... 1^3 H. P. D river............... 120 Death o f William Mahoney The death of Mr. William Mahoney, which occurred Sunday night at 10:30, removed one of the oldest men In till« section. Had be lived until next March lie would have been 87 years of age: He wns bom In Washington, but lived many ■ilfS in-Yirgiula—-He emim nt ihi« m io about twenty-five yeprs ago nnd located , at Melrose, wldcti wns his home till four years' ago fie moved to Sanford. Mr. Mahoney was in the United States navy for a number of years, at lieutenant, from 1848 to 1860, making several cruises In the frigate John Adams and the man-^fwur Pennsylvania, then the largest war ship «float The civil war found him “ in foreign ports, hut on the ship arriving at Baltimore he, withoihers, left the ship and made their way to Virginia, attaching themselves to the Confederate cause. His wife passed away just four months ago, and It wai~hoticed that Ufa haver seemed the same to him after her going away. He was not strong and his rela­ tives and friends knew it could not be long before he would follow ber to the other home. The funeral service was conducted at the home of the family resi­ dence Monday afternoon conducted by " Father Fox, of the Cutholic church, of which church deceased^ was n dqypm rBilfiberT" Fuliter Fax spokeinthe highest terms of the deceased, saying that he was u man of great faith, trusted In the Sa­ vior and exemplified in his life the beau, tlful traits of a Christian character.. The body was taken to Melrose on Tuesday and laid to rest by the side of his faithful companion. His niece and nephew Miss Ellen and Mr..Andrew Ma­ honey, accompanied the body. �December 12 liquor drinking cheats Hie brain and mine life. It has some effect with men strong In character and open to argument. They A Budget of Opinion “ Ju quit altogether, or drink with moderation Where Devout of the Celery at proper hour* and (daces. The self-im­ tween You and Me City Worship Tom orrow. portant clerk or mechanic perks up his face with a self-confident smila or sneer, and pays no heed. But when after the next pay day these foolish fellows nre told they will not be needed because they CtriiTls Among Ye Taking Notes. play cards and were seen drunk in doubt­ Of Interest to Titos« Religiously In* | , dined—Subjects o f Discourses A d faith, lie'll Prent ’E m " ful company, and because the employer for 1the Sabbath. • . So Says Saunterer. does not core for that type of man—well, I , T H # P a a t a t a o f lH aC H artH aa1«lH a Clj iia E aiaaala I •I C m w p W tiM $» T U HereU, they begin to do some close figuring and B aqaaaiaJ to H rin, m and ihaii Aummimmi *n d the smile vanishes. No pay days'for a oil,*! ChurchNaanloikfaaSc*mi Ulai thanTktnFii Ttia Village Loafer aflatmob. while convinces that excessive drinking U b4*t * kindly t U ln > M Tlrst Methodist Tk* vJlif* laafir Mudi; and card playing are not profitable. And Rvv. D. B. Sweat, pastor; church, corner Park I and. Fifth street; personate, canter Masthey reform, if they have brains enough avenue nolla avenue and Seventh «treel; phone 254. | to reform. The laws of human existence Sunday mornln* aervlre at II; evenlnl terrier. l u t i t i Hard Ilm « ho», 7:00; Sunday school. 9:45 a. m.; Jna K. Hatfortunately do not wait for these young under, Supt Epworth Leadue, 3:00 Sunday even» A » d that'» Jan » k | Ko itaftdt. . i T h e Keen K utter ti tne only safety razor thit In*. - ■ men to become terrible examples. Hi» d a p H I M l * Jot 100 lo o f. permits o f the sliding cut, so necessary for a smooth, 11:00 A. M. II« i l l » " r a u tha n a , " dean shave. N o scraping or pulling like the Organ Prelude, Miss Miriam Mettinger, It» lk(M I it m i by • d tifarmi twoal ordinary straight cutting razors. T k ia M iar* Impôt» j *■ mao. Organist. A n d ka lw k t ' r a ferporstcly in iKo Far* Hymn No. 380—Apostles' Creed. S o vatk (iva* »Hal Ha n a . Prayer—Gloria Patri. Wrok in. »aak oat. )■ rain or duo* Responsive Reading—Psalm 48. Hymn No. 208. SAFETY R A ZO R S Lesson from New Testament—I. Cor. 4 There Is something in sickness that lo »loti*» ladiaf of tka »orli 12:4-27. »re equipped with 12 Norwegian breaks down the pride of manliood, that Th«t Ha’adoo* loo| afa. ------ — g tt^ l b la d e s , e a c h g r o u n d , h o n e d Offertory by Choir—Day's Offering. softens the heart and brings it . back to And otHaracomm, Horn* From w'ork T T __and stropped by hand, tested and _ REPORTS. *'i. • djot;-.'t.?iaa«u *w«a*jtr^dfty*A=or&.K9n guaranteed. Packed in leather case urch Property. Geo. Fox,Chnlrmnn Look 00 »ilk pFlyiof (tinca aod >oa*r convenient for travelers Trustees. THay’aa koaid «II iku talon; 4 Cultivate a bad temper in your younger Stewards' Report L. R. Philips, Chair-J Lika iHanun »Ho »i,h» raikar ikao lio|h> ^ ^ We Sell Them yean and with growing age U men«------------------- ------ — —------- j T 1* “ ,- . _ keeper edge and cuts and wounds not . Sunday SchooL J. K. Mettlnger, SeperYat till ■motif "ik. bop;" enemies alone but the best of friends. BtoSf »Vfr'. > intendent SANFORD Ila i* lHa Tanoa lH*t* la t*xh. KEB&f' y Epworth Lcagua, Henry H. Peabody, Ff TH*n Hr»ft Hi* d*vfHt*t'» voit* * F LORI DA — The way to get rich is to trust nobody, { President. CUiinf Hit« to ll» midJajr maal Junior League, Miss Maude Alice W ag-1 befriend . none, get ail you < A a* il »nab« bi» baarl rvjaic*. can, keep all ■EU ^ you get, stint yourself and everything ner. President. Il aaaai* la KimJib« hi» melk«*'• vain that belongs to you, and be the 1 friend of Woman's Home Missionary Society, | S*,inf : ’’It’» lima le lia." Ila a**J« mul iHith ml bat ob« inort. no man and have no man a friend of |Mrs. J. K.Ydettinger. President. ‘ Ha» mit Is k*r baVtiad* BPvui. .** ” Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society, | yours, to heap up the Interest cent upon roR_ ‘— ~ cent, to be mean, mtscrabte and despised Mr*. D. O: Wfigfibf, PresidentRemarks by tbe Pastor, Rev. D. D. Sweat. some twenty or thirty years, riches will Finished Lu m ber for all Building Invitation Hymn. No. 383. come to you as sure as disease, disap­ Purposes Reception of Members. • pointment and death. And wheji pretty __E«ak (vsala* *•** »«« jdatr---Hymn No, 836. nearly~endtlgh* wealth has" accumulated Nolhia, atifitiptrd. nothin, door, Best Grade Cypress.Shingles Benediction. by a disregard of charities of the human Andro to bad ha few. WRITE ME FOR PRICES Sundag School, 8.-45 A. M. heart and at the expense of every enjoy­ Epeearth ¿aupit, 3 P. If., A, W. Guetoe, ment, death will finish the work, the body 4 Good Morning I How many times did is buried, the heirs dance and fight over Loader. you volet Preaching, 7 P. A/., bg Rev. John fiian, what you have left ond the spirit will go —where! By all mqans get rich. It will of Fort 'Wagno. 4 Look here, brothers, nil these things we pay—the devil. Proper Mooting Wedneedag, 7 P. hf., say without thinking, without considering • w* • I» • Conducted bg the Epaotth Lea&to. well; without consulting our friends, or re­ One benevolent person can Inspire a peating once or twice to ourselves, is bnd first Baptist company with pleasure, for a kind heart policy. I know for I did it for a long time pastor: Sunday momlti* ■ is a fountain of gladness, like the run­ Ice. II:;evento* , Successors to N. H. GARNER **, 7:30; Sabbath school. IMS | myself. Don'-t say anything that you i urrall. á«M.; prayrr meeting rvrry ning brooks, freshening into smiles and •- m : K. R M can't back up. Don't tell your boss you'li Wednradai lav. 7:0oj>. m.;: Y. W. A. first Friday, 3 p do a thing unless you know you «an do it, beauty everything and everybody along m.; Y. H. S. laal Friday, 3 p its course. 1 Rev. W. D. Turnley o f Dade City will and above alt, don't tell your sweetheart preach at the Daptjst church next Sunday that you love her unless you arc in earn­ est,-for she may believe you in a recipro­ 4 What a relief after the strenuous cam­ both morning and evening. All invited. cating manner and that would be awful paign. And now everyone is satisfied or Rev..Edw. Stanley came down from Paon the glH. Wc have already'n plenty of disgruntled and business will resume its lstka Wednesday and IreId services at old maids, and the divorce luw in Florida natural trend. thè Baptist the same evening anil also oh Thursday. is ensy—do you catch the idea! ' • d 4 It never struck me as so comical at other « • * » 1 Presbyterian elections in Sanford, and I have been at­ M 4 There is something in sickness that tending them early and often, and voting R«v. J. F. McXlnnlnn. peatnr; mornl omini aerytee. D b »A Complete Line o f Cigars and Tobacco un* tl; evening service, 7:00; Ssbùth •ebani.: ~ a.3u»; breaks down the pride of manhood, that ii*:¡1 _ Il Of n, : ” ',ni7 McLauUn.5t.pt.; prayer merlin* Wedthe same way since *70, Our system of . 1 nesday, 7.00 p, ra softens the heart and brings It back' to R ■ holding a city clcction*is all right and ah THE BEST OF EVERYTHING the feelings of infancy. . . «were ail purposes, and yet.,not until Inst Cenirelsllonal _ _ _ _ _ _ _ mm , Tuesday did the incongruity of this system la! vSorwarar rawdin* I W H I T E F R O N T G R O C E R Y ,___ é l i y i îxajuc. obodyr Istrike me so forcibly. Here we nre In the I m ; Sabbath achual, 10 i befriend none, get all you ' can, save ail midst of nn enlightened community and |J-c- En«n>m*er. Superintendent. you can, keep all you get, stint yourself, still voting the same way our forefathers Come and See Us, or ’Pilon e 39 Catballa and everything that belongs to you, and did before the Australian ballot was ever Kev. M Fu*, rrrtnr; aervlcra every aecond and I be the friend of no man und have-no man transported from the land of the kangaroo. fourth Sunday; early ma»*. 7 a. a : man and.aer­ ino«. 10 a. m.; Sunday acbool. 9 a. m.; vespera. 3 It is every man for himself. Each enn- p. ni, a friend of yours, to heap up the interest J cent ilium cent, to be mean, miserable didate has ids own tickets printed and ali 1 Third Sunday in Advent—Sumlny school and despised.Mininwenty or thirty years, That he cannot dispose of to loving friends 19 a. ni.; mass and sermon 10 a. in. MonAGENTS riches will coinc lo you ns sure as dig- before the election are laid upon the tab! day..Dec. 14th, ma**-7 a. in.; catechetical | ease, disFpjwiptment and death. And at the polls and the voter after being |instructions 3 p.m. when pretty nearly enough wealth has pulled and hauled outside the polls and Holy Crass Episcopal accumulated by a disregard of chnrilies his jrockets filled with a mass of tickets, Rev. B. F, Brown, rector; A. D. Key. senior war- i of the human heart and at the expense is forced to take liis choice of candidates STa 7 mornlii* aervka. It; evenIn* service, O ffies with HOLDEN REAL ESTATE CO. 7:30; Sabbath school. 9:45*. m.; B. F. Whltiwr! of every enjoyment, iJeaUi wiU finish the from this heterogeneous mass and deposit Sup«.; pr*yrr merlin*. 7:30 Wadnesday evenln*. work, the body is buried, the heirs dance a ticket in a box for each official of his Mere Ripe Strawberries T F Ib r id a and fight over what you liavo left and choice. Capt. K. R. Murrell has several acres of I This plan has been in vogue ever since the s|drit will go— where? By ail means my residence In Sanford, and while it has fine strawberries on the west side, near get rich. It will pay—the devil. answered very well, it struck me that the Rand's siding. They ere getting ripe nnd Australian ballot is much the better way Mr. Murrell is enjoying the first of the 4 One benevolent person can inspire a to vote. This would do away wlih tlm crop for his own use. He will lie nldn ra company with pleasure, for a kind heart j ship some lu time for tbe Christinas mar­ is a fountain of gladness, like . the run­ promiscuous printing of tickets and system ket. They will easily bring $1,00 per | ning brooks, freshening into smiles and would prevail where now all is chaos. basket. _____________________ Speaking about the election reminds me beauty everything and everybody..along that the officials chosen in Tuesdays elec-1 Stuck Nall In His ro o t 1 its course. tlon have a great work to perform if they Two months ago the little son oi Mr. I 4 Editors, preachers, charitable societies. woultj carry out oil their promises. Our city R. E. Wynn stuck a nail in his foot, and and similar organisations all are working is sadly in need of many improvements it caused the little fellow great suffering | Corner firs t Street «Ifld. Pdlm cLtO Avenue S a n ford , I lorida to reform the world, and have been for ! and to get all these and still keep down As it failed to heal up a dose examlna-1 ages. They have accomplished some the taxes will be a stupendous task and |tlon of the wound was made this week, things. But all of them together cannot one that is enough to make the stout­ when a nail about an inch long was tak­ en ouL The wonder is how the child] accomplish one tenth part of the work hearted ones quail. It lias been argued that the old members escaped blood poisoning or other serious [ that is done by the cold hard law of sup­ ____________________ ply and demand, the regulotiona forced [of the council did all that they could with trouble. upon men by nfcceasity, and by the mod the funds et their disposal. However that ------------ Almost on AceMent ~ — DEALER IN ern etniggle to keep up. Eversone« ln I may be. wr lucky unes not In the council. During the awful crush at Kanner's awhile there is n great temperance re­ will withhold our decision until the new sole yesterday, several children, who had vival exploited and lots of sentimento] members have been tried out. If they wandered in from the street to see the gush is poured ouL The men already prove tbelr worth in this period of recon­ excitement, were jammed In the crowd. temperate will listen to them kindly be­ struction, all well and good. If not, there They were’ extricated from tbe crowd cause they do not need help. The intem­ will be some tall kicking from the candi­ by Mr. Kanner and sent home. This did perate man never, or very seldom, goes dates who were turned ,down, and their not stop the buying and Jhe shouissa . where he ca.iijicar .jJbucscJiUkl* oat would friends will have a just cause for such a AlTcd the store from early morn ’ l i l f Q P h o n e T 3 2 Sanford A-venue beliieTy heed them if he did. You tell a kick. at night, availing themselves of the great It is to (be hoped the new bunch of al­ man his intemperance in drink ruins him­ bargains in dry goods notions, shoes and self and his family. He knows it, but lie dermen will take up their duties as men hats. Extra clerks have been put on end keeps on in his excessive drinking. But and taxpayers and da all in their power to the sale* will last for ten days Gome when the employer says to him, "Either make Sanford the greatest city in the land. early and avoid the rush, ' 1 will be there to see it done, and if a quit drinking lo excess or we will drop Miss J. L. Spalding of DeLand was you from the pay roll," he is likely to sit bungle is made w ell look out for visitor to the Celery City yesterday. —Tar SAUirrtxOL HAST CLASS CRATE MATERIALS Stoloni, Fit. up und take notice. The press and le o RESUME OF All CHURCH EVENTS The Sliding Cut tarn Kumn H a rry W ilso n , I Your Order Solicited J» P. CLARK, Orlando, Fla: GARNER& ROBERTS Staple J Fancy Groceries H A Y AND GRAIN # High Grade Preserves, Jellies, Jams W . J . TH IG P E N & COM PANY General Fire Insurance Sanford, Tin, Slate and Tile Roofing (¡UTTER AND GALVANIZED TANKS ___ Repair Work a Specialty« H O L L Y W IL L IA M S Florida^ Western Meats EULL UNE OE GROCERIES _ G. R. CALHOUN vs - Best Fertilizers On Earth f-¿àSéi -uÿ �M ie fe— . ufearttfücic'.a _ _ The use of the broom on J. N. Butt as Notice o f Intention to Apply Tor For Good Average Prices and Quick Returns Ship to i r, Copt. Dandelion created great applause, Letters Patent and the manner In which It was wielded The undersigned subscribe» and incorporator« give notice that on the inh ilny trf January. was true to life, while the Capt. was hrti-by 10(10. Ota undersign«! Soil thdr nstoriate* will ■tody to the lloni.rnlile Napoleon B Broward, ns splendid as a city flower of English Items of Interest Concerning dude. Governor ot die State of norIda, fur Letters Patent Incorporstinf them under and by the name of Society People. ConeA*r.’‘ Jn accordance with Thos. M. Fox as Abner Raymond was the following articles of Incorporation, which they dignified, stern, and stately as becomes have adopted as th -lr proposed charter, bated this December Bib, 1803. a city merchant harrowed over a lost T. F. Williams, "' * i i ■ i POINTS PURELY PERSONAL son. - W. M. btcam. W. W. Snttrum. Southwest Corner Washington and Chambers Streets . Subacribrrs and Incorporators. Miss Gelsle Butt as Knte Raymond ployed , . well her part lit choosing a poor fisher­ N E W Y O R K C IT Y haw Celery City Vanity rolr While PROPOSED CHARTER OF THE SANFORD man to n city dude—English you know. • n^gy (he Golden llo u ri— GROCERY COMPANY. REFERENCES: Aetna National Bank o f New York City, or ony Commercial Agency The fun of this evening was created by The undersigned incorporator) hereby associate Social Gossip. and to Hundreds o f Shippers who are shipping to us dully themselves together fo C the purtv-ir of forming o Miss Flossie Frank as Kittle Gale who corporation under the laws oif l the Slate __ of Florida, ,tT ' ■■, 'f i ... — did not like to peal 'Inters and did like as •prrmriDst by the Revised Statutes of -The Cor*“ At Anchor bread and butter and1molasses: She was and adopt the following proposed charter: While on the city dock. Monday even­ . ARTICLE t. ing. admiring the lovely moon and Its cute and generally had her way in nil The name of the corirporniion »hall Be “ Sa .,__ L h, on the water« of Lake Monroe a things, and G«wile Fox. Jr., ns March Gaoctav Comi-an*," nn<id Its Injsinnss »hull be lain.. .. ... ***“ “;*? . "-““'I tti muer otates or jioroe little boot was discovered tied Gale was like n March wind always in r, the unitedStatesof Amerlea.whrrevrt nr rs»aty or trouble. Yot March was called oryfpy. .convenient. F in S B U R G , PA. The principal udire of said corpora­ i• '«ip st the landing. tion shnfijke Sanfoni. Orarme county, Florida everything and wnB always in a Hurry; On Inquiry It was found to Ihj ‘ The ARTICLE IJ, Sales Agents and Distributors fora" from Oihkosh, Wlattmsin. Owing as a consequence he enmo in contact BRANCHES The «enrrnl natura of the business to lie conduct­ BRANCHES with hot irons and tables and hnd one edby tabi corporation I» a« follow»: The buyingami to lack of rain, and consequent low water SANFORD CCI ERY UNION sellini of torcerles and any am i all other articles 1« the fivers of the north this little cruiser accident after nuothe'r. He was simply of generili tuerehundíse tollich (tie tor(FormIon may Chicago New York see fit to trade, The corporation shall alno luive i * ' Room 16* Pico Block. T h on e 269 hjil been placed nbonrd the train and fine and many a good laugh he gave to the power of buying, leasing, selling ur otherwise Cincinnati WositlngRtn the nudlcncc. Some good hits were made :Kijuirinft"or disposti disposing of any and ail all other article* shipped to Jacksonville, Fla. There It of personal property, and alto real «»mie which SANFORD, FLA. Jacksonville Sanford • la “ to the’ pram* was placed In the waters of the SL Johns on the election and other local events. niay tienecessary for orr Incidental tr.icrr and Rimerai___ merclm ndiae fryy m _______ ______ not full. The rarryinx onj>f Its _. ' ' t i tftauus*. the wiaratlo« lull »JiuLl nl»o have the lYr OtrUn-t. powerr of ' iFfllttg.. m nl< atorvglNR ur otherwise win an). ni It» .... piediting ur disposing real........ or p.-r*onnl . , -,of any onnl properly . . .. as wvurily. fur a any il)_________ debts owed by _ Ihn ___ corn w w w v w v w v n v v w w vvvvv w v w of Oshkoik. Wis.. with his wife and two I*>rntIon; also the birrowiug of money and tceurMeasuring Party friends. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman D. Garratt, ing the payment of the »mim In any mnimer per­ of Chicago. 111., hoarded her for n cruise Tbe Epworth League gave a Measuring mitted by law as tu natural person». ARTICLE HI. through the waters of Florida. Party to its members and friends on Tiie amount of enpitid slmk of this corporation The party left the north Nov. 10 and Montluy evening December 7th, at the »ludi be Firrrw« TnuftAHti ($10,000) Douais, tobe divided Into one hundred aid fifty »Imres of the arrived here Dec. 7. having visited nil borne of Mrs. E. W. Peabody. par value of One Hundred ($100 00) I). Unta each. part of the capital «lock ot this empota points of interest on tho way. From _ After a brief devotional service and All or anycpayable in prmxrty.lnlim nr »r» Ices, at Sanford they will return direct to Jock- reports from the officers the evening was a Just valuation to 1* fixuljby die ¡n-orpmntn»» or by the directors at n meeting __ called ___.___ the pur­ aonrilli and St. Auguhtlne Fla., then spent In "frolic and pleasure." pose. Property, labor and sc-rvli*** -may ntne-iie purchased and paid for with ihc stockai a cniislng along the coast to Palm Bench, Musical numbers were rendered and just valuation of such property capital S H IP P E R S O F lnl«r or services to be fixed by the directors of the corporation ot a where they will spend the winter. thoroughly enjoyed as was also the meeting called for the purpose This party has spent the Inst three recitation of Miss Luca Chappell. A R T IC L E IV . * the mnnyFiorida.—irrstwlmer - Tho parlors and halls were decorated The rurimrst ion shall axist pnrpatuatly.mx pnu going on to Cuba for a cruise around Its with cut (lowers of League colors, white vldect by law. ARTICIXV. ----coast and gold, with ferns adding to their The business of this corporation shall he con­ ducted by n president, via-presidem, secretory, This exulting yacht Is a thing of beauty gracefulness. nod treasurer, and a board ’of three directors, ami »net tie.ant on the Inside. Cabin and The total “ height” of those present such other office» and agents ns from time to time may-be-appointed The- »reekholder»-shall ■deck being models of convenience and amounted to $12'. hold their annual meeting on the Hrat Monday in :: compactness. Every thing necessary for May of each year, unless otherwise determined by A salad course was served. the by-laws. At the annual stockholders' mretthe physical comfort and for restfulness ing there xhnll be elected three of the »lockholder* of »nid’ corporation ’ at dircelo», and »aid till¡rea­ to the eye, and extemption of insects* Is nr*, at Iheir ineetlni11 to f tie held on the tamo duy, Mrs. Likins' Class Recital to tie found Inside or its walls. ■hnll elect n president, vice-president, *rcretarg and Ireniurer. nnd *uch other office» and agent* (Till* Item v ii hnnded in too late for publication The yacht is so built that it is perfect­ ai Ihc corporation may authotUe. All otfiorr* last week.) shall hold their respective office» until thetr iucly water tight and the waves of the The song recital given Saturday after­ eetsott nre duly elected and iiualific-d Any two ocean can roll entirely over Its decks and noon by Mrs. Likins in voice building, of said office*, except that of president, may lie S A N F O R D , F LO R ID A held by one person. Tin- nnnii-» of the ofnceri who Sot a drop enters within Uio cabin. assisted by plnno pupils of Mrs. Munson, are to conduct the buiinev» ul »aid corporation un­ Charts and compass and barometer are was attended by n large and select til those elrcted nt the fir*t rlection aforesaid »hall tiequalified, »hall lie: T. F William*. Prelldrat! complete. Guns and fishing rods show audience front the most cultured iicople W M. DickIris, Vlce-l’ re»UUiii. W VV Stripling. Secretary and Ireaiurer; T F. Williams. W M how the time is passed away. Dickln* nnd W. W, Stripling. Director». in tho city. And the inmates arc charming 4ntcrARTICLE VI The whp!e program wns graceful and The highest amounted indebtedness or Iinfinity Ulners. Wo spent an hour with them artistic in the extreme, comprising two to which thi* corporation may at nny time tuhje, t tnd could have remained longer only piano numbers, which were greatly on- Itself shall tie Fifteen Thousu >d I $1.1,000) Dullars. ARTICLE VII, .duty called us elsewhere. Joyed, ns nre the efforts of Mrs. Munson's ThooamM'nn.l ng) lenee* of the iuht-ril>ert. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Corral are promi­ pupilB, wlicreever they appear, and n nnd tnr niiluuni of capital stuck subscribed I ,r by ,M»îas eni h, nre us fotlowg: nent monitors of St. John’s Church. number of vocal duets and solos. T F. Williams, Dnrl.mn. Flu .50 shares Inring Pork, Chicago, Mr. Gonr'att being 'a M I)k kl is. Sanford, Flu 50 shares Several of these came ns n surprise, W , W. Stripling. Sanford. Fla 50 t'mrrs one of the vestry men and Mrs. Garratt being rendered by young ladies who hail T F Wiiuauv Director of the Alter Guild. W. M DuAin* never before appeared in pttlilia One Vi W. Sivii'i iov The Parish Chronicle has this to say could scarce:!y believe that they had been SiAtt-or Fwwpa. i of them. “We regret .exceedingly that under Mrs. Likins' training for so short a Cuunty ul Urmige 1 1I, r by ixttiiy that tut this 'lay. lie "it me. . Thanksgiving at St. Jobn'p Church must period. Tile'ring of the true artistic Notary IbiblU- iik ae. i fur lie- State ul Florida, itsnnutly upp-arod t 1 Wlltluma.iV. ki Dicklt always have just a little note of sadness idea wns unmistakable. and Vv VV StrlplitiK to to" »'«!! kiuiwii. nnd ko vn la It because of the absence of two such me to lx- tie- pervirt« rh»lltml In ae.d who sub The rendition of several more difficult to icrllHil their iioioes tn tho furegrnn f. aiti le* oMuemhuiiastie communicants. Mr. and Mrs. solos by advanced pupils showed a corporatitHt as incnrporat'irB of the '*Sa» rmto(iauIonian Ik Gurrull, who, because of a txr Oimpavv, ' and ,ev rally nekntwb-rlge to in*' marked (iruilciency. that (h-y suhscrlh d ehelr names thereto -or the(AysiesI weakness, must 8|«rnd the win­ ti»e»ntikl purp-kaes tner-in expreeaeit Each young artist received enlhusit|stic In W itness Wjtereol, 1 have hereunto s.-t lily ter la the Southland." applause from the keenly appreciative Ik mil and official' -.t-kil, (hi* Blit d a y of t>ee- tidier, IUOH R. C. Maxwxu» Mr. G. L Gray is a Mason and Gray laud audience, and several returned with a Notary ButHic. State of Fioritia ■ suburb of Chicago is named after his graceful res|»ortse. My cummisalott t xptret April IJ. 1812. family. He ¡a a genial Captain and one After the conclusion of the. program can but wish they might sail with .him Mrs. Likins kindly consented to sing, one winter, aml enjoy his 1hispi ta1it y. rendering several charming mid difficult, D *** with wishes of a bon voyage, numbers, to her accompaniment,-in her •wllftpe Quit we might meet again next own injmitnble manner. Her Interpreta­ winter, we bid adieu to these charming None tint llrst-dass labor-employed and nil contracts guaranteed to tie In accordance tion is faultless, nnd her high bird like People. .. with plans and npecHlciitions trills nnd clear flute notes appear in Business to do Business ror Those Who Need My Services strong contrast to soft caressing tones Pnrent's Club Meeting * * P oatoffico Box 771 that melt her audience with long forgot­ The next meeting of the Parent’s Club ten memories. .. : 'rtilbe held nt the High School Audi­ With reluctance the guests' departed toriumon Monthly afternoon, December bidding their kind hostesses adieu, and L st 3 o'clock. The meetings have hoping soon to be bidden to anotiier of « a full of interest And of great Im­ these delightful events. portance to parents and pupils. Every Those to appear on the vocal (vrogram ..WC this to intend—ntimilil do id. — TTii were as follows: Mrs. Webb, Mrs. Houser interesting program will be Misses Mamie Hill, Vesta Weeks, Sadie remitted: E S T A B L IS H E D 18G9 Williams, Flossie Frank, Mury and Mil­ h*bviaeual Duet.. . Mrs. Frank Woodruff and dred Haskins, Mabel Bowler. Flossie Frank Fra ‘ *Tk» tu,k._ Miss Fíaosle lasMekgmua)lof of lUBdkouT.................... thsBchoul „ * ^-• . .......‘i—* *v..... ...........Mr». U R- Fhittps « t , Itema o f Interest _____ To^SebooT...;...... Mrs. B. K Whltner •• i f .... Miss (Jisrrlck „Recently-tukn) census of Jacksonville Arc OiTcrurg A n y and A l l Kinds of F lorida" R eal E state sas:. ---ArcMeacun’ ijB. T. Down purees the-poPDtaHon nt 60,92, irgalh of * # » , Mothers especially «hould attend these 3,727. at as Low Prices and on as reasonable terms as “ •«ings. For a short time only. Tapestry Brus­ It iiiukes no tlifference w hat Can be Had Anywhere sels Art Squares, regular price $22.50, you use now, special price $17. Sanford Furniture Co. T yp ew riter Down Bv the Sea ^ r * f. ID THE s o c i a l w o rld JOHN V. DENTON & CO. mercS Fruit and Produce ts CRUTCHFIELD & W00LF0LK -. . - 1 ' ' ] '.pi -*' w'jjVJl • '? ; ..- Z3ÈEÌ Florida Fruits and Vegetables General Insurance Agents CONTRACTOR and B U I L D E R I. C . H U G H E S f£S§,r;i UNDERWOOD Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty T At the Sanford Opera house on TuesW " t e d -Down hy thc , oy focal laleal. The Pythian Bis* ¿¡¡J * Sanfo« l Temple No 17. under auspices Lite play was given are congratulated on the success of entertainment. Mrs. Houser was pwnlst for the evening. Herndon as John Gale acted the ..... P^rcUon. though _ be' allowed Jil* perJo get the better of him because could get no dinner Just like a man, c, . 10 was die acting. It was » T » W t a .it«. « „ a . * fish,i. I,an^ Wa‘ IratitudeT*1*' hard 'IVI a rks ¿ t e The Pioneer Visible _ - h e ;• September ° * ‘ Honor and le Symes as Mrs, Gale had a w get anything done. So coasting anti such a desire to do ' The contract for dredging 100.000 cubic yards of material from the inside route between Fornandina and Savannah at 17.9 cents a yard has been recommended to the war department at Washington. Dill Pickles, sweet mixed, cucumbers, mangoes and sour pickles In bulk. Chas. Evans. J. N. Sirobhor. former agent of the A. C. L. at Gntircsvitic. who was sent te prison ior Three years on charge of embezzlement, lias been given a conditional pardon by the pardoning board. — ■The Royal Taylors Brand of C|othing means perfection. See samples at D. A , Caldwell t Son's. The stale pardoning board at its recent meeting granted tuty-two pardonsSend your shirts, collars and cuffs U) the Celery CUy Steam Laundry and they will look os new. • -v vT, .V-*' Iliay use, tlie inachin e-you Ofllce pn Park Avenue, between First nnd Commercial Streets, Sanford, Florida ’ JJ w ill even tu a lly buy is the Underwood F in e I ’ J L e a th & r S e a t Beautiful In design, withV se e lu l p ^ — THE— .‘t . , 1 t b s M»dc o{ QMrttx-iswod with s luodsoiueiitldcn finish, bjgltlr poUUittL uram restber *t*L rime rrrSneh I q iTT bs price Ä construction, C S is POtsibWonlj Ä » * . -----ot our immense nuuuUctuiing taaUtks. ^lor- chairs chat» tAduyivOr, «cludvciy, lurnlnf out chair* oi all kind* iti sudi quintil«* thslt wc can eut «U* I“ * ____ proli! sod sell direct to you « « wtsotcMl«. d e a le r 's p r a ll t and act! 10 y o u » I u You run no chsnc*. lor we five your money back '' cxictlf ti wç rtprtHnl \ou M V t uI !•••* H. & W . B. DREW CO. W K * — S o it Organi tô thTrlam csL STATE D E A L E R S ' Jacksonville. * All kind* d wooŒ KO diflsrent ftytes. I^UCAL rv«yfXùìwhSy.^ lC!uelwl»*»S«gikns Jiuyvmsfisawrw)«. florlda Write us for further information * ■ri v w , have used in the past, or FLOmPA CHAW f ACTOitV. , »H d s* And Msoreo A**-» JsahsaouiS», Flo. bVUSR. V" : ! 1V® i yArj �■M m THB SANfORD - ItCRALD tm int TC T H E S A N fO R D " HERALD ----------------In this great free country l a ie PuMtihed Evehr Saturday Morning nt Sanford, Fla. R. I. Hour, Managing Editor Subscription "Pries, $1.00 a Year lit Advance Entered aa arcond-clan mall matter / lull 22od. 1B08. at the INnintlire at Sanfonl ■lurida, Offlce Firn Floor In the Hit Imp Block, First Street _______ Telephone No. 148, e c t io n of ours and especially In Sanford a man's opinion,are his own ns well as the action that grows« out of them, provided he docs not.Jar~th« ~Uie peace and happiness of hisfellownion In the exercise or this right. The people of Sanford have a right to choose their officers and a choice of n majority is a law to the whole community. It was a campaign of good feeling despite the per­ sonalities injected Into the early part of Glory never arrives until after the T he H erald had Its opinions and advo­ funeral. cated them honestly, firmly and fairly, we do not beflbve that any candidate that Most of us have trials nnd insist It opposed has Just cause of complaint stating them in full. for one word that has appeared Ip the columns of tills paper or one statement The man who rides n hobby thinks no made during the contest. Astrjournal one else is going ahead. with a will of its own It look the bourse deemed best for the community. There All is peace and celep^ in Sanford arc no apologies toscinke and no regrets ogaln. Lettuce rejolccl to offer. The election Is now a thing of the past, The president nfter reeling off ynrdB of the narrow margin In the result empha­ massage never even mentioned Sanford. sizes but little that relates to the principles involved nnd demonstrates that the voters Typographically speaking, the Sanford of Sanford are alive to their Interests and Herald Is easily one of the first weeklies will take an active part In each and every election where their rights nre InVtiluxL, of the south.—Tnmpa Tribune. H ie new buildings soon to bo erected |be termed, is entitled to the loyal support on First street'will make some of the old [of the people of Sanford. When Its nets deserve commendation we shall gladly ac­ rookeries look like thirty cents. cord It. When It tyrs In policy or forgets There is n limit to the amount of booze the promises made to the people we shall consigned to one mnn in n dry county." promptly speak of what' we disapprove and give our reasons for (lie faith that Is Recipients will please take notice. I In us. But . there. t will be no captious criticism or n desire to weaken the builds of those officials wfio endeavor to do their duty toward the whole people,. There will be no III feeling nnd oven they depart. If division exists, it should not be allowed ___ th e Ft- Mycrs gfggg wifi -install a m HK to carrylts influence-Jn ‘ thfirwortTfif TmproYcmcnt and building n greater Sanford. difettitnFnmcjilhn. ' L It is our duty and we must mnke it our Bro. Pete Rulli is doing business down I pleasure If the city is to grow nnd prosper. in the glades. L-Jf-at any^Uiie the-rights or lnigfest^oF The govcrmciTt 1ms created n forest re­ the |>coplc dre in danger T he -Herald will serve twenty five miles south of Ocala. speak plainly to warn or defend. We are Uncle Snip, intends to save n little stove here for that purpose and will continue to axercise the duties nnd fill the responsi­ wood before it Is all used up. bilities that devolve upon us. U ■ The successful business man will tell h t is not right to condemn unjustly. you that advertising pays. But he will Let us Judge the new officials only by the not advise you to ndvertise by "spurts." records they shall make and not in the If you have a good business it is worth I spirit Hint would seek Justification for the advertising-the year round. . Every Issue prognostications made before the election. of the homo paper can do jjpu good. It Is' Just ns much the part of business Judgment to ndvertise Judiciously as it is to buy your goods advantageously. Some newspapermen are terrible liars. In writing up n cyclone out west one of them snid:’ T t turned u well inside out, a cellar upside down, moved n township line, blew nil Hie staves out of n whiskey barrel nnd left nothing but a bung bole, changed the dny of the week, blew the hair off a bald headed man, blew mort­ gages off of forms, blew the cracks out of n fence and took all the wind out of u politician." An event of unusual interest during the State Fair will be an airship flight by one ef the foremosrnvlntors 'a n iio country. President T. J. L. Brown, of the Fair Association, lias consented to ac­ company the aeronaut on his (fight. Attempt will he made to break all records for iiustalnetf flight__ Fair Notes. — If someone would; enr Hrovm's suspend­ ers he would go up without tlie aid of an airship. as the wjiale force, or whnt Is left after election celebrations, are busy nn the special Cliristiuas Souvenir edition thnt |sheds its radiance like a temple of many colored lights on December 10. Olir par* may Ire seen waving gently above the labyrinth of pleasant tilings we have in pickle for your special dcloctation. The Holidny Herald this year will be ns n chrysanthemum to the vision and a rose geranium to the sense of cxhnlutlon. It will be gems of art and n literary repository. It will be an intel­ lectual feast os mental probuhlni has beerTgarnered from the four quarters o: the globe. It you desire a symposium of scintillating word painting leave your measure for n copy of this splendid number. Come early- to- avoid the rush. No postponement on nccouiii- of Christ- A letter from W. If. Taft, next Presi­ dent juf the Ignited States, says that he is seriously considering going to Cuba late in Jtinuary to attend the farmul inaugu­ ration of the new government of the. THE MONDAY TRIBUNE__________ island republic. In the event that he — -We —were agreeably surprised to re­ makes the trio. he will spend " ceive* the Tnmpa Tribune last Mondny. Tun.llift hnd. train ull indications, he will bo there on the same day as William This paper is a new departure fur South Jennings Bryan, Fcbuary 4. Tills wifi Florida’s great dally and demonstrates give the Fuir unusual interest on thnt that tlie Tribune intends to give the day, with both the leading candidates for people of Florida a daily paper In every President in the reegnt election In at­ sense of the word. Commenting on the tendance. Mr. Bryan has .already con­ Monday paper the Tribune says: •The Tribune today Issues I t i first sented to deliver un address, nnd Mr. Taft will probably be jirevnlled on to |Monday morning paper. While addition­ siieak also. Their utterances on this al expense Involved in the improvement occasion will be printed throughout the Is u consider Ion of no small importance, tlie management of The Tribune has felt world. ___________ ~ some time that a seven-da ya-n-wcek paper is needed and demanded in TarnpH —and immediately made arrangements to siqiply the demand.” ANOTHER ONE DEAD The Independent and Central Union Timed, the labor paper and exponent of tlio Independent party in Florida has pawed "away. Hob Harper, the editor in a funeral oration over the remains vuices the following: ••It becomes my palnfnl duty to convey the sad tiding of the demise of our dearly beloved rag baby, the Independent nnd Central Union Times. You will not be Interested in exoct time and mnnncr of Its death: but I am thankful 'that its end enme peacefully, without n struggle. (caving no word of regret. I was Its only parent—at least the only one who would acknowledge lb I hnve a faint recollection of some four or i • five he-virgins trying to play* daddy to the little .orphan while yet unborn, nnd I believe old man Triplett openly acknowl­ edged before the council of wise ones that he hnd a finger Iff it. Grandpa Marzyblr denied the allegation nnd offer­ ed to prove an alibi; so that left me its sole survivor nnd chief mourner. As I brought It into being,nurtured nnd fondled Th e en tire $15,000.00 stock o f H igh Grade In. spent my substance and mental Clothing, Shoes, H a ts and Caps, Notions and power trying to keep life within Us body; as I nursed it through the cholera-infnn- w ili be pulled it UirqdgJL. linm rHgiires. ' T h e goods w ill sell themselves, 'the mcnsels, mumps nnd whoopingcough and prepared the charm against smallpox by an early vaccination, I hnd hoped that Its third year would prove one of comparative ease from all thdsc «rifioynnccs so common to—newspapers— of the "labor" class. Vnln hope. Scarbclv hnd it "cut" its third I when I found it developing n malignant case of gallop­ ing asthma. In spite of all my care and watchfulness. It took to eating "confi­ dence" and an overdose to o k 'its last brenlti— along with my last dollar. Sure, it died. Wh it elseCQuldkiLdo!"— .-------- chandise will be almost given awe commencing Thursday December 10th and Las< for Ten Days CONCERNING OCR FUTURE "AVIth lettuce banging in nn cxccficnt price,_wllh_JL-flne .future -for-the celery crop, with caullilowcr, Irish potatoes, strawberries nnd every fruit and vege­ table grown In the south grown In^koportion here in the celery ¡delta, with the deepening of the St. Johns river, nnd mnny improvements in the Clyde Line docks, with nil Uic mnqy improvements In the course of construction and con­ templated, including paved streets nnd electric lights,' with the merchants ex­ periencing the best trade In years, the large Influx of new^itizens nnd tourists, there is absolutely no doubts nbout the tuture o f Sanford—no reason in tire world why the next few years should not see our city enthroned as the Inrgest mercan­ tile nnd vegetable Section in the entire South. Push and smile nnd keep up die pub­ licity of Sanford's wonderful resources and the future will take care of itself. The advertising already done and that which is contemplated will cause the name of Sanford to be echoed round the world. Tar llr.KALn can be relied upon to keep Sanford in the public eye, and now that another year Is-upon us, let, esch and very one put their whole heart in llie work of boosting Sanford..---------------•• — Wo hove life world beat n mile on ail that makes life worth living. * Furnishii innrked Place Remember the Date and Sanford Dry Goo Florida C H A S . H f. E V A N S ‘ * * Staple and—Fancy Groceries F u ll L in e o f H igh Grade Cigars anil Tolmccos Agents for the Fnmous C L O V E R H I L L B R A N D BUTTER • SANFORD, FLORIDA Great Military Reservation It is loomed that the sale to tho United States of a large additional tract of Innd nt Black Point, on the St. Johns river. was consummated lids week: ibis to be udded to the land originally purchased by the United Stutcs and by the citizens of Jacksonville for use as n permanent camp ground nnd target range for the Florida Stale Troops. The land just Trade . * Inducemeiv D. L. THRASHER’! Furnishing S to r e by Stoney Point on the • north and by Black Point on the south. j f l_hn rmiimry department nrc carried out, this camp ground nnd target range will be one of the best—if not llie best in the country, and wifi ire a point of rendezvous, 4)ot only for the Florida State Troons. thu-regular nrmy nnd the urgmdzcxl militia of neigh­ boring stales llint mny wish to nvnll themselves of the exceptional range facilities which will he here afforded, ns well ns of the opportunity of holding innneuvers nnd field exercises which the extent of ground will make practicable. This will be a great tiling for the Florida State Troops, also for the slqte and for Jacksonville, nnd Mint mu penpln gye kindly appreciative of the possibilities involved is evidenced by the liberal Editor A. Mux Wilson has retired frdni contributions which they have already tlie Blountstown Democrat, published in made. Calhoun county, und is succeeded by G. D. Williams; to whom he has leased the Clyde Line Improvements Many Improvements to be made nt the paper. Those of us who hnve "been there" will appreciate the force and eloquence of Clyde Line docks hnve been stated and the concluding words of Editor Wilson’s workmen are busily engaged in tearing valedictory: out the ftooringof-the pier and putting "Tlie contiuni strain upon me to “ make in new ones. An army of men will soon eisioM ton v >CHlO&SR«o* A Çft ends meet” during these strenuous times, arrive to make the imimiveinents in the '♦«*£Ci-OTHCBHAStfRi TO«* ,tAWTlHCW*t is a little too severe on one whose nervous new office and waiting rooms and the temperment is as near shattered as mine. work will soon assume large proportions. N O W IN T H È HOUSErFor several months past tlie income of --------Oas Range For Sale Uje Democrat lias been very "meagre, is Practically new ; double oven ; four top A complete line of Mens Snappy. another reason for the change.’’ * burners; Improved Jewel A bargain. Up-to-date Suits, in nil the A SANFORD IDEA Sanford has adopted an excellent idea for attracting tourist travel this season. Its business men have established un office' in Jacksonville, in charge of a competent man, who will issue literature about Sanford to visitors and personally nlBTVisw^is -msfrr nspoMlDIë,' fnducTng them to visit the town. Jacksonville Is personali y. He will Journalism or llnunt die faults of people In THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE their faces. Paramount to all other alms President Roosevelt had one mure shot and objects T he Herald will labor zealously in the locker and fired It off in his messArrival and Departure o f Malls tot llie upbuilding of Sanford. Our devo- age. There is nothing very striking In V r « £ ? " CllV* November Fifteenth. .tion to her cause will never flog. Tho tills last communication to the people ere people have made T he H erald llie great I ho departs for tiie Jujigles^of Africa. He »miL nni............... * 00 *• m • * 39 f »■ • j - - - - ..... 1 1 39 a.m. and influential pniwr thnt it t r today and j dlifcusAcs'Uie curiwrntfons, wishes to preBOO a. m . 9 40 p. m. Ôvlrdu branch we shah stay with the people earnestly I serve the forests, advocates Internal v n ...... *0 SOa. tn, .7 0 0 «. m . 1 1 0 p.m. Tavarea branch*.’ and wisely, as one should stick to the waterways and recommends the eslablishLeave For hridge-that-has carried them across In ment of postal savings ‘ 'bank!' and North.......... S«rth . . . . . . .1 59 . I the parcels post. He winds up the TXuaville branch Life is to short for eternal night as we lohg winded message with a recommendaJuurney through this vole of tears. We tion to the army and navy and states ore .philosophical and look on the humor-[that the financial coridlUoo of thenntion Tampa tu adopt a similar plant This □us side of nffulrs trying to extract all Is all right, forgetting to explain the rea- opens a field of possibility for the Tampa Vhlicity dub— Tampa Tribune. . >1» rnitonal rniovuieni from life. son for a deficit In the surne. lendini! Shades and Put term From $ 15.00 to $ 30.00 ¡sides on defiant line of Bo)* *onits,"" Sulla. " TsjW ünl HttwtW— | is called to ourstronfi awl com­ plete line o f Men's FunusbiHfis, Shoes and Ha«9 re us ii call- We can fit you from hr*3 to footvnnd we guarantee to pies»Yohrs for honest values. �THE SANFORD HERALD IN AND ABOUT THE CITY Fre«h Mnekcrn! nt H. H. Hill's grocery. M.O.Overstreet of Orlando wnsn visitor, to the City on Monday. Cream Puffs nt Spencer's bakery every Little Happenings— Mention of Saturday. Matters In Brief. For an up-to-date tailor-made suit, see D, A. Caldwell fk Sons,■ N. P. Yowell & Go Rdtnember, the Holiday Edition of The PERSONAL H E M S OF INTEREST Herald comes out next week. * Q U R Olives in bulk and in all si/.e bogles. O ías. Evans. Summary or the Floating Small Talk Succinctly Arranged for llurBest Elgin creamery butter nt 35 cents * rlcd Herald Readers. . per pound, nt Snnford Grocery Compatiy. The recent cold snu|i hnacauscil anxious Inquiries for wood yurds. F. S. Battle of Titusville was in the city A. T. Rosscttcr spent severnl days of Tuesday. this week in Orlando on business. Get estimates from Pell on house print* Are you n subscriber to T he Herald! Christmas novelties and funcy Hoods; Arthur Poylc spent several days of this newest things. At Mettlnger's. week wltl) home folks. Beautiful I Exquisite 1 say the ladice of men's ties, at Mettlnger's. W. M. Dickens attended Federal court In Jacksonville tills week. Andrew Johnson and A. M. Thrasher were In Oriando this *ccch attending cir­ *■ 3t cuit court. ' ^ ^ ~ I napkins at M ettjngeO . M. M. Smith has 1.000 acres of celery ! Faultless while clicrrics, Limn Beans and succotnsh, nt Gamer & Roberts'. • land. Sold on casv terms. The Hcfnld furnishes engraved yisltlng H. H. Chappcl of the Board of County I * Electa Brand Tea and Spices." Ciias. Evans. cards nt the same price asked in Jackson­ Commissioners attended the regnlar meet­ Si'vcrnl Snnford members attended the ville and New York. ing of the hoard on Tuesday. The election last Tuesday passed off Ham sandwich. 5 cents; Mrs. Takash's Elks* mcmqrinl services nt Orlando last Sunday. without an arrest for disorderly conduct. lunch room, opposite the depot ...( Call nt Spencer's and see the good things Awful quiet for nn election. Fej the fine display of Japanese ware, to cat. J. Hugh White, representing the Atlanta at die Sanford Furniture Co. Finest line Woodcnwarc Company, was in llic city Romeo Coffee, 3 pounds for one dollar. ever shown in Sanford. yesterday workiiig the local trade. . Ciias. Evans. Election is over and now for the Holiday Ail who arc interested in laundry unde. Get your advertisement In the .. New s took.Eva iMirnleda nd Dried Fruits Tviuk^sleHthi -ireff-wt-Aelefy’-ClTy ;*h rnm -TJhrktmasedltlon^fT'TwTIeretd,-^;----- for QirlsimnRTnkos. <11'Long's Grocery; Laundry next Wednesday morning. Rugs, from 75 cents up. E, A. Heflleld For Sale— Cabbage' and Cauliflower James W. Lilley, a prominent attorney Furniture Store. Plnnts. Box 75-1. of Lntonin, Ky., is in the city and likes __Hcmlauartem forJronAilc tools. Any.. — Hoopla tire coining -to Sanford - by- treat Sanford alid- her- ¡Wirplc so well Him lie thing you want in hand plows, fertilizer and train and never before has there been will sjiend the winter here. distributors, etc.. Harry J. Wilson. such, nn Influx of people at this season of E. A. Heflleld is in the city from San the.year, Visit Mettlnger’s Toy Store. Angelo, Texas Mr. Heliicld is on the Visit Mettlnger's Toy Store. The home-talent piny “Down by the mm) for n wholesale furniture firm and Sea." on Tuesday night, was well attended Bring till: children to see "Aunt Salty" will return to Texas after a short stay. and a neat sum realized for the Pythian rit the Episcopal bazaar and supjier. Dec. C. J. Close left Wednesday for IlulTalo, Sisters. N. Y.. and expects to stay for several Garner & Roberts sell high-grade Cigars Finest'Imported souvenir china, descrip­ wLeks. He will !>•■ accompanied home by and tobacco. Try them. tive of Sanford, nt the Sanford Furniture . Exceptional values in tnble linen and Company. napkins at MEVitNCER’s. 3t Major’s Chinn Cement for mending Long's Preserves in glasses. Finest on broken china and glassware. At Sanford Furniture Co. market. • Ciias. Evans. Judge Minor S. Jones of Titusville was In the city on Tuesday eu route to Orlan­ do, where he o|iencd tho fall term of cir­ cuit court. • F A L L S T O C K has beqn arriving daily. You should not fail to call and lotok ovtr this stock before making your purchase. W O O L D R ESS G O O D S trimmings to mstch. new G IN G H A M S — Full I 's school dresses H O S IE R Y We carry the celeh.ntcd Cadet Brand. linen heel and toe, sold under a guarantee O U R S T O C K was never in helt.x s now in both price and quality, serve you \ I N. P. Yowell & Comp ■ H a tn r ÜCJL1 YOU WANT (iliNSrSH ELLS AND SUPPLIES Wc carry a Full Line of New Club and Referee Shells, 10. 12, 16 Gauge. High Base Smokeless In Prcm lcr Lciidcr \ J. N. Whitner has luid n line gold-flea 'sign put on the window of his red! estate office. The work was done by Mr. Romph which is a sufficient guarantee of the work. * * A Large Slock of Guns ¿Hid Fishing Tucklc and Beautiful t Exquisite ! say the ladies of Go to H. H. Hill for everything in the grocery line. men’s ties, at Mettlnger's. 1sell the celebrated Macy wagon. Hnr-r ^ I f j t 's printing yon want, send it to Till I i Fk a u ) office. First-class work guaranry J. Wilson. General Sporting Goods. Christmas novelties and fancy goods ; newest thing. At Mettlnger's. GUMS J. T. Dodifonl, of the Solomon Drug Co„ snd Kenny McCook, of tho Armour Co., were in the city Motulny culling upon tho — jwone Nu. 148. FOR RENT The Geo. H. Fern aid Hardware Co nwi i - tn ■urwTT m il SANFORD. FLORIDA ^The Merry Widow sardines, for sale by Gamer & Roberts. The famous Fox River Butter for sole Laundry. Some people seem to think Florida is All Ladles nre invited to call at Celery slow. Let them try Garner &. Roberts with nn order. Phone 31). City Steam Laundry next Wednesday. Corner & Roberts will linve in a fine S « Pell for pa|>er hanging, New fall line of high grade confectionery, nuts and (wtlcnia Just in. Xmas goods oil December 1st. ... See^-A. Reed for furniture and piano High Crude Clltnr* nnrf Tnhnrni ing and chewing Most complete line in Dried Salt Shoulders nt 1214 cents found on earth for 24 cents Harry Alexander has joined The Herald force and will he u fixture hereafter. Harry's old home is at Oviedo and nfter various wanderings, he has married and settled down. Orange county Celng good enough for Irim, $18 Art Squares for $15. size 9x12. A. Heflleld Co. E. in payingi¡ for pavement around ll Church block. Furnished room for rent. Good location; only two dollars per week if taken at oiicc . Call nt Herald office. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church was ClllertuiliedChappell, on lovely lionje The ladies report' n very pleasant meeting. This Society is in U flourishing condition. . Don't miss seeing llie Alhertla &. Van Co. Musical Comedy and Dancing, ut tho 0|iera House. Frlduy, the IKtli. The finest line of Japanese matting to lie found in the dty. Prices nlwnw tho lowest. Sanford Furniture Cu. * NATURE’S WONDERFUL FOUNTAIN Oysters served in every style at the Pico restnurunt. Wade makes frequent trips to Sanford. ----us U|X.IH IIUUBT. 1 fl--Osy-the 18th.--------------- ------------— 1 Write him at Orlando. Just received latest styles, men's green Buy Henry Clay Flour of W. W. Long. hats and derbies, at Mettlnger's. ) he best on earth. OUR TRADE MARK Pure water 1» essential to good health. Cuarantred ll. S. Government uauhslt of Wcklwa Spring water. In the high rolling pine lands of Urunge County, rta. II. 5. Government afflclals class It’s degree Sf mlnrrull/uflon wtl Hear and slightly higher than Poland water. Neither swamps, risers, tides nor rains affect It. Wonderful cures of rheumatism and kidney trouble. , Large bath house, suits, boats, toboggan slide, pavilions. Ieirphfln.‘ connections and daily mail. New hotel, new furniture, broad veranda, acetylene gas. (lot and Cold Spilng Water Hatlis FREE. New Toilets. .. Cottages off furutslud to rent, now taut with furniture. Four mil. s from Apopka. Fla . on S. A. L. Ry. Charles B. Hulett, representing the Flor­ UttTpWntch fob with cross; name on ida Fruit and Produce News, wrti In the lc of crow; will finder kindly return to city Mondny in the interest of this great emid office! agricultural paper. The News Is growing Rev. c. E. Richards will preach Thanksbrighter with each Issue, and Mr. Hulett j na ‘ crTnon for the Odd Fellows on Sunshould have no difficulty in securing sub­ 7 evcahtgTDedTlSth, at Congregational Samples of engraved visiting cards and scriptions. “ urc*L AM viMting brother Odd Fellows invitations In the latest and best styles . l - f i J - M r tirrtwi R) amp with me -VlalL MeltInicr's Toy.Stare. maybe leen nt The Herald other. We clean everything but- your con­ UW*® *t 0:30 sharp, and attend In a body. Just name your wants. science. Phone 210. . o Address WEK1WA SPRINGS COMPANY, W eklw a Springs, Fla Vl»lt Mettlnger's Toy Store. jven't It will get It for you. Call and he Step Into Mrs. G. L. Takash's lunch room mvinccd. Sanford Grocery Comjwny. m l!/°U- Wnnt a first-class tailor-made + + <fr•>4*•!•❖ ❖ ++4* •5’+4*❖ + + ♦ + + * + * ■î"®14"+4*++♦ ♦ ♦ + + ♦ +♦ 1 111111* 112,88, rail at D. A. Caldwell &. and get a cup of good cofTee. Five cents. Steak, ham and eggs, pork and beans Goodwin's high-grade Preserves, Jellies and oilier toothsome articles, at Mrs. G. L * «»Uè mon Takash's lunch room, opposite the depot IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN and Jams, at Garner &. Roberts. t®*h is ti>ei w am again asking for OLD SHOES. 1 The Princess Guaranteed Steel Range Mattings of all kindsand patterns, from W ekiva Tribe No. 41 will give what they are worth **• l-hilth fi 20 cfnts per -ynrd to 50 cents, at E, A. linai tlirougliout with asbestos. Sectional Hunting grounds Of Snnford. Meetings Sl/tS, 6 . 7. 8, 9. 10 11. AMO IS fire back guaranteed not to warp. Best on the 1st und 2nd Wednesday of cadi e any heavy Heffield's Furniture Store. montIUn Masonic H all Vlsiliug bnilhcleaning up Chase L Sanborn's tea and coffee, (lie Range in the market. See tliero at the Sanford Furniture Cor best there is. Garner A. Roberts. S /Old Shoes Wanted A . Ç. Irvin’s Shoe Shop �ja-i* m— :-------- “— -....... V 1 ----------------------------------‘ -.-.r*-*: .>in -- — !— m m m m — ^ ----- ----------- „ — ------ ------- TH€-fANfOW-««RAU> Roads Improved, Bonds Approv cd, and Petitions Granted OUR FERRY ROAD COMPLETED Dickson and Chappell Attend Their Last Meeting—Retire From Board —New Members Sworn In "" Board of County Commissioners met last Tuesday. December 8; present ChnirJnnn Dickson, Commissioners Lee. Tilden and Chappell. Minutes of last meeting were read and with corrections approved. A committee from the Town Improve­ ment Society appeared before l!te Board asking for permission to erect a bond stand on the Jail lot. Permission was granted to erect same on east side of lot. The bonds of the following county offleers were npproved: B. M, Roblnson, clerk circuit court; J. A. Kirkwood, sheriff; W. E. Martin, collector; W. B. Lynch, Supt. Pub. Instruction; S. A. Robinson, ossessor; Win. Martin, county Judge: J. 0. Fries, county surveyor, L Wlchcndahl. clerk criminal court; Jos. A. Sadler, treas­ urer; Isaac Aten. J. E. J. deVedig and Hugh C. Allen, Justices of the peace; J. S. Brocksmlth, D. H. Hooker. T. Arnold and H. H. McClure, constables. A. Auiin and C. B. Lin, Justices of the peace. Petition of W. L. Palmer, J. D. Pres­ cott. et nl, for a road from the old Holmes place to Orlando was granted and the road ordered opened. The petition of W. W. Wright. F. B. t Dale, et al in regard to draining low land was flrantpd an d ordered nd v e r ^ jy l nr-agraing toinw. Messrs; "M.-^Gore, S. G. JUolive antLJ^N..MpElroy_ were appointed os the committee. Mr. Seth Woodruff appeared before the Board, asking that the road nt the East Coast ferry on Orange chunty'a side be completed, as the rond was n very impor­ tant one to both counties. Ordered that the road be completed to the river as soon as practicable. . • . Thc’bill of Sanford's proportion of the county road tax for the year 1900 wns received and referred to the county au­ ditor. Superintendent of roads and bridges wns ordered to rcstraw.thc straw roads in the epunty that hdvo'liech* prcvioii3iy strewed by the county. The reports of the following officer» were received and filed: Supt. county home, physician, treasurer, collector, Supt. TOtidS aifd bridgeaT"sheriff. licenses Is­ sued, clerk criminal court, auditor's report, October tax redemptions, polls collected. Inspector of marks and brands district No. 14. Dills were examined and ordered paid. M cbsts. Lee and Tilden then presented the following resolution: • ' - * On the retiring from the Board of two of our. members, Messrs. If. H. Chappell and H. H. Dickson, we wish to express our regrets and regards. Mr. 'Chappell's large personal interests have been sacri­ ficed to the interest of the county; with him our relations have been most cordial harmonious and friendly. Having served six years on the Board he has accomplish­ ed muth, both for his section and the county at large. We regret his retire­ ment feeling that we lose the close association of n warm personal friend and a »edacious business man. Mr. Dickson has served the Board as its chairman for fourteen years. Wc feel that his rule has been wise. Just and impartial. We feoF iflnt hf very large part of the credit for the ad­ vancement-^ Its public work-which1the country has niodcjhiring this time wiiich includes atpong numerous other things some ISO miles of hard surfaced road, the working profitably and lumwmeiy of the county convicts and the building and maintenance of a model County Home. We shall miss Ills warm personal friend­ ship, his wisdom and discretion pnd on bis retiring he carries with him our highest regards and very best wishes for the future, (Signed) L. W. Tilden If You Want to Buy or Sell T R U C K 'L A N D S Come aud See Us • I, BOARDING CELERY. SANFORD, FLA. I It Makes No D ifference W h at Y ou W a n t or W h ere Y ou W a n t I t ------ ---- - ju st B— »Ivn h------ - H A V E IT The largest line of sporting goods ever received In Sanford— guns, rifles, hunting clotiilng, etc. harry J. Wilson. • * Cabbage Plants For Sale I have about 12,000 cabbage plants at Monroe which I will sell at a reasonable price. • E. R. P otter, Sanford, Fla, .-..toocnyhcr lam -a; and on Term s th at are Right * . . '•> . . HO W A R D -P A C K ARD L A N D * CO M PA N Y May be found the most luscious oysters, fresh every day and served in any style. Also steaks, chop«, eggs, sausage and other quick lunch products. Everything Stockholders’ Annual Meeting ' llie annual meeting of the stockholders of the First Natloffiil Dank of Sanfdrd will be hold at the office of the bank,-in Sanand bridges be authorized to secure the ford. Fla., on the second Tuesday in Jan land opposite the Tanner place for n pub­ uary, 1909, at 10 o'clock a. m. lic rood right of way. 10-5 —F. P. F orster , Cashier. The purchase of dogs for the road cntnjxs Wanted le fr with. Messrs. Branham and Tilden A'wife, by a middle-aged widower with with power to act. Moved that the. Supt. of roads and two boys aged eight and eleven. Otic not nridges and Mr. Fries make a survey to ovjsr llilrly-flve, with ho children and some determine the ownership of the Davis means preferred. However, any olTer con­ sidered, My property consists of an nrmarl pit and reixirt at next meeting, Ordered that the comptroller be re­ auge grove, city lots, and a salary of $60 quested to allow the redemption of cer­ per month. Give particulars in first letter. tificate No. 1280 of 1807 and all subse­ Address, Box 7:i:i, Orlando. Fla. quent omitted taxes upon the.payment of the fiat sum of $900 oil account of ex­ Governor Drownni has nppo Inted W. E. cessive valuation, as Uic property of Williams of Greceville, to be county judge Ctms. Pemont. of Jnckout\ county In place of the judge Moved that the contract be let for light­ who wns accidentally killed on Thanks ing the upper floor of tiie court house giving day. according tu julo imbuti tied. New York is to hnvo a skyscraper 43 Ordered that the comptroller be request­ stories high, hut six of them will be un­ ed ttuillmy. the redemption of certi Meato der ground and are already rented for No. Da). 1337,1895, and nil subsequent $1,000,000 n year on long lease. The oniitted taxes at Üie .fin1 sum of $20.00, on account of excessive valuation. Prop­ building will tie at No. 50 Broadway and will cost $3,875,000. It is to be finished erty of Mrs. M. H. Terry. In Mnv tom.—There- wlll- not-ba a -par__ A duplicata warrant—of—NoHHHbi for tide of wood in its construction, $21.05 dated Aug. 3, 1908, payable to Wade, the tuner, Orlando. H. 11. Chappell, which Ima been lost in the malls, was ordered, sent to the' First National Bank of Sonfordr Tho matter of a safe for the books o f ' the supervisor fit registration was left with, the'supervisor und tier!». to report next meeting. The conijiensation of the supervisor was left over to the January meeting. A warrant to Rev, J. B. ‘ Mitchell for $1.51 for medicine for inmate of county home ordered paid. The following bonds o f notaries public ' weft approved: Arthur Butt .with Seth Woodruff and C. W. Woodruff os sureties. J. H. Bass with T. H. Evans and T. O. Brown as sureties. U. A. Breinig with S. B. Hill and N. K. Trout us sureties, S. A. Robinson with C. W. Smith and Jerome Palmer as sureties, LcRoy Giles with N. P. Yowcl) and Jus. A. Knox as sureties. The following bonds to carry Are arms were approved and licenses ordered is­ DEALERS IN sued: W. D, Sunders, rifle, J. R. Pounds Hardware and Farm TIIE COMPRESSED AIR SPRAYER Used In Uncle Sam's Paint Shop During the past yenr the U. S. Navy has consumed 691,000 pounds of ■t Lucas White Paint and 278,700 pounds •of LUCAS , COLORS, sufficient to produce more v Ilian 100,000 gallons -of1 paint, equivalent to SO^carloads of 200,000 gallons each, and which would make a train more than une-lmlf mile long. In addition to this Uncle Stint bus used during the past year more than 25,000 gallons of LUCAS VARNISHES. ENAMELS and oilier products. Uncle Sam's preference is not a matter of favor, but of QUALITY and RESULTS. t' In Uncle Sam's service, ns in everybody else's, LUCAS PRODUCTS have an unbroken . record for satisfactory results. Bast by T sst for Q ro w irt. Alt who linvc uwd UiU tprny continuously ore Irr« (rom MIrJi I nml ¡»wen t. Implements WELL DRIVING W e have the largest and best equipped plant for d rivin g wells in iliis section o f the country anti are prepared (o' lill a ll orders promptly. Our m achinery is up-to-date and our workmen are skilled in the work. . Those contemplating putting in wells would se rve their best inter­ ests by consulting us ami learning prices beforeH[ 'm a k in g contracts. tiro wing Strawberries, Celery Asparagus, Lettuce, Onions, Cauliflowers, etc.; etc., In Sanford, pays Sanford Machine i Foundry '.I Sell the Land—Your Brains, Money, and Muscles Makes the Crop and the Profit Repairing of all Kinds of Machinery and T. J. Sanders, sureties; Edgar E. Brown, revolver, Alex Vaughan and C. H. Leffler, sureties' Jennie B. Boody,'revol­ ver, W. A. Smith and N. P. Yowell, sure­ ties, W. C. Temple, revolver and rifle, M. M. Smith and T. H. Evans, sureties; Cody Dorsey, revolver, R. McPherson and W. C. Stewurd sureties; H. A. Breinig, revolver. P. E. Reddltt and E. R. Hull Office and works on Oak Avenue^ sureties; E. P. Paige, revolver, C. 11 Page near Fem old’s and Geo. W, Page, sureties. of the hire of negro prisoner Automobiles and .fias jl- IM PRO VED IR R IG A TED F A R M S — U N C L E A R E D LANDS ** V * Flowing Wells on All . Celery Delta and other Desirable Tracts in Blocks to suit Purchaser. Prices and descrtLions upon re q u e st. „ J . N. W H IT N E R m F ir s t N a tio n a l B d iik Building a m �TMC SANEOftD HERALD A HI DOING AT MONTICCUÒ Budfet of Interesting Items fro m Bride Has Many Friends In Sanford And Vicinity C L E A N S AND P R E S S E S Correspondents Mon lìce Ilo this week unending the wed ding uf Dr. Puleaton's sister. Miss Etii ■beth. The Times-Union has the following THC EVENTS O f O RAN G E C O U N TY account of the wedding: Wednesday at high noon at the Pres­ byterian church. Miss Elizabeth Puieston. .nt staff af Reporters. Weekly daughter of Judge and Mrs. T. M. PulesCavers tha Territory for ‘‘ tori, was married to Mr. Junius TurnThe Herald bull, Jr. The church was beautifully deoorated PAOtA ITEMS* too Isle for publication l o t w e**. CortwtwedeocB to The Herald. Mrs. Hagan and children, of Markham, ipint Thursday at tha borne of Mrs. C. H Pearson, of Paolo. X very pleasant evening was spent In ¿sndng. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J, a Thompson Friday. November^ 27. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett McChug. of St. Petersburg, are among this winters' residents, bf Paola. Miss Sarah Smith came home from her ^ n j in spend Thanksgiving with her ■jSSjSVr. 5nd Mrs. B. W. Smith. Miss Bessie Smith returned with her to her nfrml to stay until Christmas. ----Miss Frances Leake and ‘ Misses Flora •ad Frances Pearson were in Sanford, Friday, »hopping. - GENEVA SpH-itl Correspondence to Tbe Herald: Mr. John Holden, after an extended visit to relatives and friends in Georgia, returned home last week. Mr. diaries'’ Marsh, of Valois, N. Y., arrived last week. He is an extensive and successful fruit-grower, both North aadSou&i. S$td*l cormpondrnt toTbe Herald. —Mr. T. B. Csibenitood died Sunday, Pea 6th. at 2:311 p. m., after a long illness, and was laid to rest * beside his peeping little ones who “ had gone before. He leaves a wife and little son here, and three other sony living in Jacksonville sad Georgia. Rev. Father' Fox officiateti at the fonerai. Mr. Collier wood was a Confederate veteran, aged about 70 W e wilJ<feall for and d e liv e r your clothes once a week A ll W o r k Phone fiO Park Avenue. North Best Brand o f Fertilizers Rumor has it that 'rite Stone-Gove building on First street will be repaired and put in first-class shape. __ ~ for Florida growers DEALER-iN Meats Twenty Years or Experience with Florida Crops Has Demonstrated . the Worth o f Our Fertilizers A SPECIAL BRAND TOR EVLRV CROP A ie n t for Virginia Carolina Per taizers The Florida Fertilizer Co. j. SANFORD, FLO RID A Sanford Bakery In Garh Building tome-Made Bread, Like Mother Used to Bake Quick Orders for Fancy Cakes Filled Promptly Goods delivered to nny parts of the City North, East, West and South Consult the Purple Folder 9-ROOM HOUSE, 14 ACRES Wanted Agent» The Celery City Laundry wants an agent in every town within a radius of 100 miles of Sanford.. Write for special at w^rkl What does this te wi1a »PK<W*?ua (m**Aly>~You forgot ? Wlad the dock, alt- Y.nrulnn Vnn G ivin g you tw e lv e pieces a m onth The Florida Fertilizer Co * Mr. Higgins and wife and Mr. John Hettinger of Sanford were out to Lake Mary a couple of days ago to attend the funeral of Mr. Cnthcrwood. Hon. B. M. Robinson of Orlando was also present and The man who'“told you so" la very much made a abort address. ___ in-evidence since lost Tuesday, and mi --------Tbs Ood of Murderer*.----- — every corner you enn-find an individual In a certain mountain village called who knows just how it happened. Gener­ laltuk, on the northwest frontier of ally this same individual never even voteilr Buna*. )• a sacred pool, in which Is probably because his poll tax is not [wild. Mkl to lire a uat—L a dem onThe new sidewalk around, the First called BbearpsnlaL who la tbe gnardNational Bank has been com'plefed.'"also Ma sptru of maniererà. When n rntirTdagnoiia avenue on Olé De one on committed anywhere In these hills, the water of this pool la reported Forrest Block side. Both walks are great 1» turn blood red. improvements and o ft benefit to pedes­ Now, when this happens It la a warn- trians. The work is being done by the dm to tha villagers, who are the Pope Contracting Co., and of the best wardens of the pool, to bo on their material. *o*rd lest tbe murderer, whoever ho T. J. Miller has planted the lot, comer •My be and from whatever village ho ®*7 come unobserved, succeed la of Commercial and Park avenues, in fUching the pool, for th* Ohio law or celery. This is a finedisplay of Sanford's *o»tom Is that If a murderer manages great crop and many people get a view *® »Itids tbs "avancera of blood" (who of celery in this lot while stopping over usually some near blood relatives tn Sanford 'fo r lunch.-^Another sign should be placed at this corner calling attention to the celery. H W irt His Word. «"Agrlad (to his employeeeJ-Nobut me la to touch that dock. *» to begin or leave off work H IcdlcaU* the time. ForeMr. Oradgrtnd (tha next “ »'W h y , y * a y la oa9rtoazXh ^ E v e r y t h i n g Neat a n d C l e a n G E O . W . A D A M S , Manag The stork made his appearance last Friday morning at 7 o'clock and left n fine baby girt at the home of Mr. R. B. Lynch near Oyde. ■ M cG lon B ros., proprietors. ndmirrrs of this very popular young and Cooked to Please the Palate couple. Rev. B. L. Baker, postor of the Presbyterian church, officiated in a most of the Epicure solemn ,nnd impressive manner, while Mrs. A. D. Tatum, a most accomplished organist beautifully rendered the music. Immediately after thcFfremony the hap­ py couple left on the nnfcn «rain but their Comer First Street and Palmetto Avenue destination has been kept a profound secret Upon their return to Monticello, Mr. and Mrs. Turnbull will be nt home to thelr friends at the residence of the groom's mother*''’— Miss Lulu Puieston. the bride's lovely sister, was maid of honot, while Mr. Theo­ dore T. Turnbull was the groom's best man. Messrs. JohnD. Bailey and W. R, Best Homelike Accommodations Puieston were the ushers. In Gold’s Barber Shop ..The bride Js recognized among the the City at Moderate Prices many beautiful Monticello girls as one of the fairest and her personal popularity is such that her friends arc alt who have Centrally ¡Located the pleasure of her acquaintance. Mr. Turnbull It one of Monlicello's rising young men and it quito [imminent in the business and social circles of the city. Corner of Fourth and Magnolia Aven A charming reception to the relatives and intimate friends of the young couple was given last night by Judge and Mrs. Puieston at their lovely home In the East Mr. VanWalkenbcnburg. North Hector, come Among tlmse from o distance in at* bere. ■ • tendance at the wedding was Dr. and The Epworth League will have a social Mrs. Samuel Puieston of Saffford. The Bocldr is- the eldest Ttomf-Jndgirirntt Mr. and Mrs J. H. Huddleston. Mrs. Puieston and is one of the most Mrs. Stephens, of Sanford, is visiting prominent and leading physicians of the friends in Goilia. Celery City and Bection. Tbe surprise party given by Mr. -and Additional Local News Items Mrs. J. C. Grant Inst Tuesday evening J. L. Googe, district manager of the preyed a grand success. After playing many pleasant games, refreshments were Florida Life Insurance Co., was in the city served, and it was at a late hour when this week. the raerrA party disbanded and turned Elias Shannibcrger, the well known their faces homeward, after wishing Mr. bicycle denier of Orlando, spent Wednes­ Hillis many happy returns. . day in this city. LAKE MARY MELANGE Ladies 1 Skirts and Gentlemen’s Clothing Danger Assured. An Englishman was Invited by a New Yorker to accompany him on a hunting trip on Long Island. "Large or small gurnet" laconically asked tba Briton, who has bunted In «very quarter of the globe. "You don’t expect to find lions,.and tigers on Long Island, do yoat" que­ ried the New Yorker. "Hanlly," responded tbe Briton, with a laugh, **but I like a spies of danger In my bunting." " I f that's tbs case," answered the other, with a grin, " I ’m your men. all right Tits last Urns I went out I shot my brother-in-law tn tha leg F'—Har­ per's Wet-kiy. In Enterprise _^ . ------- - For detailed information, rates, schedules and reservations, see your nearest Ticket Agent, write to or call on A.— W. -1• FRITOT, , w F R A N K C. BOYLSTON ------ D ivisio n Pitase n g e r A g e n r Florida ORO Travelling Passenger Agent A tla n tic Coast Line, Jackson ville, F la FRA N K L. W O O D R U F F Sanford’s Only ExcIusiveShoe Store AIL WHITE BARBERS STRONO LINE OT CHILDREN’S SCHOOL SHOES A clean towel for every customer The Latest Fall Styles in Ladies', Gent’s and ^Children’s Shoes Just Received ~ Y A N C E Y GOLD,~ Prop. Drink a Bottle .of per cent fJitrrrtt. P*V*ur «mt-annuaUr. ewuxte attachnt. »nd jih) ntlr at the National Park Bank of New York City, on January tat and July 1st of each year. . , Thrac fifteen bondi are the rematninS untold Ujutlt of a bond jtroc of $45,000 of January, 1804, at which time $30.000 of tbe bondt were told and r i p a d n l in lraprorinl the ttreeta. erectlnS the Hlfh School bulletins, and for the other purpoara lor which the bomlt were voted. Tbrte remalntnj fifteen bundt are now offered for aale for tbe purpua* of street paving They will mature In January. 1914. There is no other banded Indebtednett thii-| the thirty thousand dollar bundt heretofore told, the internt on which hat been promptly paid down to tbe 1st day of July, I M S The validity of th e « bond» bat never bean« « * * ■tuned Judae John T: Dillon, of New York, patted npon and dedared the Umda iesally Issued —BMsJw i sri .iwxu. af m r j w t s * .jksiwfcjd>l be received at any time on or before -January lit. |$09. Each bid thouId be « t ie d and rodorted 'Bid for Sanford bonds." encioed In a around envelope add ret ted to tha iwgcftisncd bund trutteet The bids will be Opened at tZ o'clock, noon. January lit. 1909. The ritbt It reaarved to reject any and GIN GER A L E OR S O D A W A T E R _ Manufactured with pure distilled water—they will*prevent illness, aid . digestion and give you health T ho S info r d C o c a C b l a B otill ng^Co Sanford, Fla Artesian and Deep Well Drilling Telephone No.' 60 �D ie VOICE O f THE PEOPLE le tte rs and Communications on Various Timely Topics, TO PEOPLE In This Department will be Found the Views, Opinions and Comment of Practical Writers. (We Invite correspondence on live topft from sit sections of the Countr. »Iso new* Itrms ot Interest. Brevity vy|ll Insure prompt publication. Article* contrary to the view* of the Editor will he pub­ lished. but abuilve and anonymous communica­ tion! will be relrcted. -We wilt not be re*p«m*lble for opinion! etpressed by. contributors. All compmnlcatkmk Intended for current Issue must be In hand not later than Tuesday p. m.] —Eo. A Waste of the Lord’s Money (Rev. D. D. Sweat in Florida Christian Advocate) I read with much interest the wellwritten nnd very timely article from the pen of 41» beloved Presiding Elder of the East Const District. Rev. Ed. F. Ley. In which he points out the unpnrdonnhlc wnste of our Lord’s money in many places In Florida, by an effort' "Rr’ IlHIJlHr two Methodist churches where one is sufficient to supply the demand. This Is an un Northern and Southern people can work together If they try. The president of our board of stewards, ftn rT rfr. PMinipa; t n r m idn' Marc.-our Sunday school superintendent. Bra. J. K.Mettlnger, Is from Pennsylvania; our church Treasurer, B(o- D. G. Wagner. Is an Indiana man; our Secretary. Bro. G.W. Spencer, Is n North Carolinian; The Pres­ ident of our Epworth League, Bro. Henry Penlxxly, is from Florida; the President of our Foreign Missionary Society. Sis­ ter Mettlnger, Is from 'Pennsylvania. I might add that the pastor Is a genuine Georgia Crocker, who is very fond of hll adopted home In this Land of Sunshine and Flowers. Our Janitor, la “ an oldtime darkey.” * f cheerfully commend the beautiful example of .our Sanford people to other points, nnd can assure our- .Northern friends of good treatment nnd n place to work for the Lord.'- If they are willing to work with us< 1 ntn told that our Presbyterian breth­ ren have troubles similar to ours on the some line, and they also foolishly wnste some oi their Lord’s money; but I nm not fighting their battles. _ Wc have troublés çppugU. s L w t ^ Sanford, Fla.. Dec. F.M0O8. - ■J— Otcembtr 12, w ford AN I N V E S T M E N T IN SAN FO R D LA N D Is the Surest Money M aker in all the -- Southern States-------- Prohibition s To the Editor of the Herald: t The prominence of the prohibition B movement In the recent national ¡election c draws out these observations: 1 State prohibition In Maine has long r been hypocritical and a farce. The amount of "drink” shipped Into • Georgia since State prohibition went into v »effect is astounding. 1 Since neither State prohibition nor local > option stops_lhe use of alcoholic stimu1 lants, extremists advocate the universal ! prohibition of the manufacture and sale ' of the snme. . ... I Tills is undesirable, impracticable and absurd, The sale and use of alcabollo beverages should be reasonably controlled and restrlcted, not abolished Wc shall sec an interesting and whole­ some political development o fth is ques­ impression on ttie world Unit we are tion, locally and nationally, In the near fighting against each other. future. —J. V. Wr.tDEN. I am told that there is a town In the New Council Organized western part of tills slate where the two The new officials recently elected were churches were trying to operate, neither one doing enough to.count. They gpt to­ sworn in at a special meeting of council gether in n ^brotherly way, reached an nt 10 o’clock Tuesday morning. H. R. agreement, nnd now the only Methodist Stevens, president of Uie council, then church In town Is the Southern Methodist, announced the following committees for and the building used is the one formerly the ensuing year: owned and controlled by the M. E. church. Finance — Thrasl If this could be dono In oilier places it Driver. would result In great good to our common 4- Street Comfhlttee. Calhoun, Thresher efiuse ami Driver. Our northern friends come among us to Sanitary—Puleston, Calhoun and Hand. enjoy our genial sunshine, our'golden Ordinance—Driver, Evnns nnd Thrasher. fruit ami our beautiful flowers: and it Fire Committee—Hand, Evans and Cal­ \does not seem Just right for tlicm to in­ houn. sist on bringing along their churches, es­ Building—Evans, Puleston and Hand. pecially when tMiother body of the same faith and order Is on the field abundantly ublc to provide for the territory. A bet­ ter plan Is for them to full in line and help us in our work.A very refreshing Incident came to my attention a few years ago, when I stop­ He has bee 11^ on two nr tl‘rf'%i*r'*'*‘"* ped for u «lay at Delruy, on the East since coining here, the last one Inst week, Ctmirt mriirontl."' Tliey hail Just organized •Unim proved celery lands, flowing w ells guaranteed, but yesterday morning seemed to be In n Southern Methodist church, with a char­ $25.00 to $200.00 per acre ter membership of-seventeen, fifteen of good spirits nnd there was no intimation V ’ * •» 1 , 'f - •' J *• whom were northern people. When they of his committing the terrible deed. His home was in South Carolina, but just . Celery forms, with flowing wells all. tiled, drained nnd ready for crop. $500.00 lo $1000.00 met to organize the question arose ns to per acre. ___________________ — — — -----------------" whether a Northern or Southern church where no one seems to know, and up to City property, improved and unimproved. 303,000 acres Umber should bo_ (irgnnluwlr-wml ilumi ii.THT« the-tlme w ego ro^pfCil it fins.not been Florida for crate jn c t o r y _ ________ ____ _ — ---------------- :------ — -----------Michigan Methodists voted unanimously ascertained if he had any relatives who might-be-notified of his (truth__DcFuniuk ( Others t e l l you what can Ihj dona MURRELL &. M IN SH E W Tactical farmers aa -tu4xmie into tli» methodise churchY>f (he 0* well us real estate brokers, and. are here to show you what hus been and South. I commend the beautiful spirit oi Breeze. Thin pn|»cr contained a notice List week these people nnd prey that their kind w w vvvw w w vw mny Increase rapidly. Of such it might from J. P. Gibson asking for Information concerning his son; Fred Gibson. J. P. well be said, ns in the ministry of the ajiostic Paul, "these were more noble Gibson lives at Uennettsville, S. C., and if tills suicide is his son, he should tie noti­ than tlioso inThcssalonlca." Before I close this article, already long fied of the sad occurrence, Fred Gibson REW JOHNSON FRESH eqough, I desire to mention our church was employed on the Chronicle last win­ ter and will be remembered by the printers at Sanford. Here wc liuvo but one McthATTORNEY-AT-LAW SU R V E YO R AND D R AU G H TSM AN odiai church, anti—there—is—no 'necessityrrscikrs in Stale SB Foderai Oh m Lsvcllnz »mi Cru.» Sectioning for Drains«« for another, until as the town grows we Just Received a Specially M 0. T. Buildin«. Ptian* 248 begin to s|»read out In our work and organ­ Lowncy’s Christinas line of fine candies SA N F O R D , F L O R ID A ize "Second Methodist Church." We know the finest in the city. Celery Lands and Celery F arms. City Property If "you Want any of thèse lands, see us Terms to suit your pocket-book S A N FO R D . F L A Ot URRELL m iN S R EA L E S T A T E BR O KER S Present to the Investor the Best Opportuni­ ties in Florida M U R R ELL & M INSHEW MEATS — --------------- worship together unâer the banner of our King, with the grand old Methodist flag at our.uiastheud, Occasionally one oomes along who does not seem satisfied and will pot work with us. unless for Ills special benefit wp cut off the littlo word "South." Some are also about uniting with us, on that account I presume; but I am glad to say that most of our Methodlsf people fall tight- In liha and help us in our work. Some of the most faithful of our workers are from the other side of Muson & Dix­ on's line. — -----~ In d class of members to he received in next Sunday I have Dr. Hamilton and a prominent family coming to this churd] from Richmond, Ind., Bros. Squire* and Raynor with their famille«. who come .(rom Lfin^Iiiland; Mr. aud Mrs. Commons. nino of Richmond, Ind. * Lust Sunday I read llie certificate of Mr. Dlefft^dcr, from Pennsylvania. A•few month* ago I received Bro. Nipe and daughter, who are from Wisconsin. I merely mention these among others to show how well our Garner A Rouum. Babies Will Cry For It The Holiday Edition of The Herald will be in such demand that even the babies will want to see its pages. T H O M A S E M M E T W IL S O N • w. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR . AT-LAW m f -Office with Murrell A Mlnshew Florida Resident**. Sanford sn3 Sylvan Laka Pico llou l Block J. I. A N D E R S O N S T O N S O R IA L PARLO RS J- L CARRUTHERS Furnished Rooms Tor Rent Henry McLau Proprietor Two good-aized rooms. In good location, Welborn Block wjll be rented to desirable persons. Cist­ ern nnd sulphur water on the premises. W ALTER Inquire at The Herald office. GROCERIES ARCHITECT Lats Slat* Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit of ______ Winner Washing Machines , A few more of these still left, sold stricUy , G E O . A . D cC O T T E S on guanlce. If they do not do what we claim, money is refunded. Harry J. Wilson ATTORNEY ami COUNSELLOR at LAW Practice in State and Federal Courts H A M M O N D Sanford, Fla * r Hot and Cold Bats*. SANFORD FLORIDA JEW ELER. - D. BME L L* A ttokney - a t -L a W Notice Annual meeting of stockholders of the Abstract* Sanford Light & Fuel Company fur eke. Mount ZI TBB Block. Saidotd, Florida. tlon Of directors "will be held at office of the president Monday January 11th, 1900, DR. R. M. M A S O N at 2 o'clock p. m. F. H. Rand, President.. DENTIST Sanford Light A Fuel Co. Welborn Block Phi Geo. H. Fernalo, Sec'y, Sanford Light & Fuel Co. 17-3 Sanford, Florida C. H. D IN Q EE Plumbing and Gas Fittine - S P J X IA L m s . ---- - Pickard’* Hand Painted Chiu* Gorham's Sterling Silvar Rogers’ Plated W ar« All Work Receives My Personal Attention , and Best Efforts .) Opposite City Hall Elgin «nd Waltham W » * k “ J ’Pljbne 230 ALL G O O D S 'G U A R A N T E E D �_ ■ ■ : —r. LVC PAGES— Part II— Pages 9 to 12 H E R A tD I N S A N F O R D — Life Number 17 SANFORD. FLORIDA. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 12, 1908 Ml AROUND FLORIDA ,-r . i- ' ine General NewsDf "The-Land L;. ' . of flo w e rs " SANFORD GROWERS ARE HAPPY SANFORD’S CELERY SHIPMENTS Busy Shipping Lettuce and Receiving The Recent. Returns Arc Attracting Good Prices. Muctj Attention' INew York 1’actrr] (Tlmes-Unlon) People’s Bank of Sanford C apital $ 0 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 * Sanford. Fla., Dec. 4— Sanford was Henry H. Deane, at 22H West Bay never more busy than at the present street, wus talking yesterday with ndded time shipping carloads of ns fine lettuce earnestness as the possibilities of celery Conducts n General Banking Business with Conservatism and ns was ever produced, even here in and lettuce raising in the celery..section Courtesy. Pays 4 Per Cent. Internet, Compounded Quarterly, Sanford. Everybody seems to be ships at Sanford, and said that he only regret­ on Savings Deposits, and Ln Epitome or the Week** M o iH m - ping lettuce, judging from the wagon ted the fact tlinl so few [»eople under­ loads that pass through town cn route stood what an opportunity the growing portant Happening» In the e+ . to cars and the best part of nil is every of celery and lettuce presented. That It State'* Domain. City Marshal George Bryant of High body seems to be satisfied with the meant n competence almost at" the out­ set, and ultimate independence, and an S(fing was shot and killed Inst week by returns. Jrom any and nil can Jordan. It Is suppose^ was certainly Duncan Jonlnn. •-------- * whHc-thtr --- *“ its customers nolhiag the acreage is not up to las»sen nans, n wise move. The Sanford people. Mr. letter was Intoxicated. yet the outlook fortr'^notf crop ‘ never Deane said, were now "wearing the smile Eugene Knight. C. Broy and a Mr.CaldWas better at this period of the season. that don't come off," and the returnsyeU were bitten last Week by a mad dog Last year Sanford shipped 1,000 cars coming in daily seemed to warrant the belonging to the chief of police of Ocala. for which, it is said, S300.000. net. was happy looks of the Snnfordiles. Ship­ All three pen immediately went to Jackrealized and while Uie acreage this sea­ ments of the tender,-crisp head lettuce, eonville for the-Pasteur treatment. son is somewhat short, yet prices are for which the Sanford celery delta is M. M. SMITH, H. R. STEVENS,. G. S. DERRY. Amusements at tl>c ’ next State Fair likely to be much higher, which makes famous, are now going forwurd and » President Vice-President Cashier will be of a uniformly high class. Pres! the grower hopeful of still better returns netting splendid returns for the growers. dent Brown having selected the best for tills season's crop. According to Mr. Deane a car of lettuce from the large variety offered at the big The principal buyers, dealers and 301 hampers, netted Joe Cameron 5812.fairs of the North and West the past shippers here are os follows: 57. and a ear of 244 netted $700.28, summer. J. E. Pace is a dealer in celery growers' the last mentioned having been cut from President Roosevelt has Issued a pro­ supplies and grower and shipper of half an acre, with a crop of celery on the clamation creating a national forest In lettuce and celery. Mr. Pace is a large land for the anri ng .markets. ,Mr. CuTpC ty of Ocala. Marion county. This grower of celery here- in Sanford and he said, had received even better prices action will place the land under scientific tnkca ^iu^h interest In the lettuce and at 220 hamper car netting him $822.85. forest administration. The area of land pdcry ''iifialtuuy- thruuglwuit tins district. Stand Up, and Take Notice Involved amounts to some 201.480 acres, In his pleasant office connected with one Then call at the Sanford* Grocery Com­ of which one-fourth is well adapted to the of the largest storage warehouses in ¡reduction of forest growth. The settling Florida. The Packer man found him pany and supply yogr wants. These are Harness and Buggies Blackamlthlng and Horaaahoelng' npoa this locality as a site for a national hard at work dictating letters to iris bargains, npd it will pay you to 'avail forest was.done by. a commission which many customers North and South, to the yourself of them: Enamelware, rinsing ms, sauce pans, dippers. 15, 25. and 35 baa such matters in charge. This is the question, what is the outlook for tiie AU TO M O BILES FOR LIV E R Y USE first national forest reservation tq be made celery and lettuce crops this season! Mr. cents. Two-lb red kidney lienns, 10c; 2lb Liberia peaches, 15c, Worcester sauce, east of the Mississippi. Pace said: "Celery is looking fine, hut Has the worm winter cycle fairly set tiie Sanford acreage will he 25 per cent, 15c. Only one beautiful set ofChinawnre la sod are we to enjoy n series of mild short of last season's, owing to the price $20, next week for $17, Cj+4>+->4^+*4’+++44"3>4>4-i'+^*+4>44»!>44>4"i‘*++++4<f++it++++t+++++++ seasons such as prevailed before the big scarcity of plants caused by heavy rains New Gold Coin Design frreieT Asks - the Tinies-Union. The during the seed bed period which des­ The minis ot Philadelphia, San Frnnquestion has already been partially troyed the young plants. The lettuce ciseo and Denver have brCim .-..'■ning ^ bout 25 per cam larger tliiiir new design of five dollar gold pieces, sod other trees of a tender nature, all of last season and the crop was never in struck oil n different plan front any, here­ High-Grade House-Building a Specialty which are flourishing now as they have finer condition than at present. The tofore eoined in the world. It follows nn not "done in fourteen years— South cauliflower acreage is at least 100 j>er idea expressed by Dr. William Sturgis Fluridn ScniincL The answer to. that cent" larger than last year,. Cabbage is Biglow of Boston, that to permit the coin question were ' better deferred until, say. also planted more freely than heretofore, being piled to a uniform height, a high or DEALERS IN MitMsrch. on that principle of safety although this is not u large cabbage strong relief might be obtained }iy lieenanriaird by the Yankee philosopher, growing section. Growers are well pleas­ pressing the design below the field or face B uilders’ Supplies, Interlurchen Sand John G. Robinson, in Lowell's poem: ed with returns from lettuce, which is the of the coin, instead of raising it above, as ! only crop as yet moving. My own acre­ usual in all coinage operations. This “Don’t never prophesy onles9 ye know." A lp lin Cement, A c m e Plaster age of celery is much less this year than would provide a fl.n field and a uniform President Roosevelt has signed n last owing to excess of wnter (on low thickness, the fiat surface taking the wear i (reclamation creating the Ocala National lands I had planted." and protecting the relief, the shape of the Forest in Marion county, Florida. This G, R. Calhoun, a denier in farmers' depression following ilie outline of the re-T^ IMnns. EsilniíHñs. anti nil Inromiation relative to Building sut« has thus been added to nineteen supplies, fertilizers und crates, is also lief. The same design will be used on the * other states and the territory of Alaska, one of the large growers and shippers of $2.50 pieces, and all will bear "In God We ■{• Cheerfully Furnished wherein land is under scientific forest, lettuce and celery. Mr. Calhoun said: Trust." _ _____________ i administration. The Florida forest the first to be set aside by the government While the ccicry aerugo is xliorl ol last 0flici.il Canvass + P h o n o 69 C o n s u l t Us east of the Mississippi, has an area of season's the outlook for a Ijirge crop of The official canvass of Florida's vote i fine quality was never better and in my 201.4BO acres, one-fourth of which has for presidential electors gives a total of ^ J * opinion tliis will lie the banner yeur in been*taken up under vnrious land laws 40,300. Of this vote the Democrats i J Offico with Morrell £. Minsliew Pico Hotel Block. Sanford, Fla. sod Is well adapted to the production of the history of Sanford celery production, cast 31.104, Tiie sole for. governor was j and besides lettuce and celery we will forest growth. it *' -■ -, ' . j g - • > v v v í -V-i-^ I I ■; ♦+++++♦♦♦ \ have quite a large acreage of potatoes: of course graaierr-luu-wa doubt that ri**, A serious condition seems to prevail Democratic vote for that office will rearii cukes and tomatoes for spring shipment." almost all over Florida. There are very Crutchfield A Woolfolk of Pittsburgh the figures of the second Democratic few town«or cities In -Parrexchrsivc xales agent^fonhirSnnford^ 'PfWtiary in which -55,854—vote«—w complain that vacant dwelling houses Celery union, have un office here, with cast to decide between two candidate are very scarce in (hat municipality. It W. Gwinn Fox, secretary and treasurer, which should be the Democratic nominee. aawkl be a patriotic as well as a profitnin charge. Mr, Fox said: “ The union In other words 0.4011 more votes were ble thing for local capitalists to build I*. H. R A N O . P r . i l d . n l C EO . P C R N A L O , Vlea-Praa. expects to handle much more of thè San­ cast by tiie Democrats -In the primary owe bouses for rent in most of Florida P . P. P O R S T E N , C a t h U r B. P . W H I T N E R , A s s t . C s s h l s r ford crop this m season than last. We are election than the combined vote of nil dtles. All. immigrants can not be ex­ now shipping lettuce, but tiie union the parties in the general election for the O n l y National Bank in O r a n g e C o u n t y pected to buy farms and build Important office of president o f the makes celery the lender." The State Fair management baa npproF u n d s P r o t e c t e d b y B u r g l a r y In s u ra n c e Chase. &. Co., Jacksonville. Sanford and United Stntes. . The faffing- off of the Prtatcd 1500 for [vires for the State Fair Miami, are also buying and shipping Democratic vote, as between the two S a fe ty D eposit Boxes fo r R ent elections— and the two offices—was Athletic games, a scries of contests open lettuce. O R G A N IZ E D 1687 *¡1? 10 Actual students of-collagas awl — John V. Denton of J ohn-V .-Denton tk 24,732----------------------------------------Wgh schools of the state. Hie contests Co., New York, is here soliciting lettuce Thrice-a-VVcek World rill be conducted on the rules and regulu- shipments and expects a targe share in tAAstssssssA More alert, more thorough and more JJ®*. adopted at the. world's famous the celrry denj during the srtyvjn. Mr. fearless Than ever.” A Presillent" ol tiie Olympic games. President Brown, of lire Denton said; "W e hlive handled about United States will be sleeted this year. ***** Fair, has the cordial approval of the 3,000 packages of lettuce up to date Who is he and who is the man whom he ■e*dsof Ute Institution of learning In the wjth very satisfactory results. 1 ¡Jiipjied will beutf Nobody yet knows, but the ***** iu this Idea, which it Is proposed to 244 baskets of lettuce for W. N. Culp of Thricc-o-Week edition of the New York “ *** an anual event for the stimulation this place which netted Mr. Culp $728, World will tell you every step and every Interest in athletics among the coming which I think l i the high water mark of derail nf what promises to be a campaign generation of Florida. of the most obsorbing interest. It tuny the season." 4 d g 5 $ ., CGUfDFROM THE STATE PRESS Deposits £ Against Loss « . -;a " New Accounts Solicited Ha n d : , . I •" - - rii f y f M «s , 'i 1î iI# ;•- ■t -.iW' ; * it ! r j.l •r* »v, IÉ h Ì i : iií b r o th er s LIVERY, PEED and " SALE STABLES Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged ontracting- FIRS I N A TIO N A L BANK O F SANFO RD, F L A . L C a p i t a n de T a m p a i i a Finest Five Cent Cigar O n the Market A 11« of 500 race horses is now on flic rith the management of the Slate Fair ** empa, a* entries in the races to be “ ■there next February. Some of U)C most famous horsemen of the country will their headquaters aftheTampa Bay •"tel while the races are in progress. s fhxtds National Bank of Jacksonville pM *®°nS the successful bidders for the . “ *“ * Cnnal loan, getting $100.000.00 ***02.55 1 B*? 0W Ust *eek.the jury in iheGrafcntn.L'Engl« fibel roll brought In a ct ot g ^ ty against Claude L'Engle. • $l!U>on V 6 ° ° ° ln racini !*¥•** and ,00° la cs*h prizes for exhibit*, the *-£ «• promises to ^clij "pse any Predecessors in attract! ng the of the people. *>» Hzjuzd's 'phone I No. I48J not tell you what you hope, but It will tell you whut is. The Thrice-*-Week World long ago established a character for im­ partiality und iunlcssneaa in the publica­ tion of news, and this it will maintain. If you want the news as It really is, sub­ scribe to the Tltrice-o-Week edition of flic New York World, which coines to you ev­ ery other day except Sunday, and is thus practically a daily at the price of a weekly. The Thrice-o-_Week World's regular sub­ scription [»ice is only I T per" year! and this (»ays for 150 papers. We offer this unequalled newspn|ier and The Sanford Herald together for one year fur $1.50, The regular subscription price of tiie two Just Arrived at Sanford Grocery Co. papers Is $2. Buckwheat flour, old homestead flour, Connected wltlt lids pa[>er Is n printing graham flour, hygenlc and superlative office capable of. (iroducing tiie highest flour. Snider's catsup, chilli saucr.oysler grade of office and society stationary. cocktail, and salad dressing. Among the fraternity whom The Pack­ er man has had the pleasure of meeting here and who look and act as though business l i vcry salisinciory ore flic following: Theo. Knoch. representing D. Crossley & Sons. New York and Boston: D. L. Burton, with Crutchfield & Woolfolk. Pittsburg; F. S. Morse, with Coyne Bros., Chicago: J. B. Wilkie, with Charles Pa|ie At Co., New York; Frank W. Nix of John NTx t Co: New York,' a n tT fc U J o n S f and M. L James, representing the Armour Car Lines Co., who have an office here during the shipping season. i :: L. R. P h illip s’ Drug S to re Th e o . J . M iller & Son House Furnishing Goods S t o v e s , C r o c k e r y and G l a s s w a r e Wall Paper, Paints and Oils, White and New Home Sewing Machines, Edison Phonographs and Records, Wholesale > v. Dealers In Gasolene and Kerosene \ “ti -1 1-*# ■ri.-' • ■J- jii; ‘ ' f �P mjU TH t tAlïrCWO HtKAU) io In the Circuit Coutt-ef the yth-JudteUI j n. the Circuit Court of the.7th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida Circuit of the State of Florida for Orange County. for Orange County. | ’ In tb* Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit ot the State of Florida' Circuit of the State of Florida for Orange County. for Orange County. . nut ih City of Sanford i City of Sanford ) Bill In Cfianccty/to Ciiy ' of Sanford . ) . 1 vs. . ) Bill In Chancery va, ‘ JEnforce Tax Lien. y*. I ’ Jupiter Lodge Trustee*,) Enforced Tan Lien, American Building and) Douglas ft Masley, and) 'inti' ~t “ )■' lxxnu— and-~ Tontiln) BIB In Chancenr to To AR Whom It May Concern: Association and) Enforce TaxLien Upon application ot the City Solicitor, It To All Whom It May Concern : Upon application of the City Solicitor, it Thomas E. Wilson.) is hereby ordered that *î£i and j To A ll Whom It May Concern! - W am Upon application of the City - Solicitor, it ;h, bin fi£d and forth uix « t u r d your ‘ ïo ^ h tbe i is hereby ordered that oil or_before the Jan respective. Interests in. right to, or Mens upon J M t t f ,^ urbrl^ ^ l |T(: interests in. right . uary Rule day next, being January 3rd, A. rr J estate aitiate ituab tn ... the . Cljjr at biníonl, lient upo« ettate aitiate to the City I). 1 pop, in said court, you appear l o - in w i described in fn Jhe the WH bill »!_: at: ............ ... Ô Î ^ Î â o r T and described In the bill . « amwer the hill filed anu set forth the ns. Lot 3, Bloch T. .i. '— lure of your respective interests In, right to, It is furtber further ordered that this order be ne fUMher ordered that hat thla 01 order he or liens upon real estate situate in the City published in the Sanford Herald, a newspaper newspaper jn tbe Sanfurd Herald, a n r of Sanford, and described in the bill as: for four published In said City, once » week for lour ' iubn,hed In said City, once a wefk f. Lot 3, Block 6, Tier It. £ontccutive wteka prior to aaid rule day. It is further ordered that this order be consecutive weeks prior ta aaid rule day. Wilnesa my hand and seal of the said cirI Witness my hand and seal of ' llie said published in the Sanford Herald, a newspaper circuit court, thia Jjtb day of November, A, published in aaid City, once a week for four cult court thia add day of December, A. 1908, consecutive weeks prior to said rule day. I). 1908. n M ROBINSON> (Seal.) I), M. ROBINSON, (Seal.) Witness roy hind and seal ot the said ¡6 4 Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. 1 6 4 Clerk Circuit C A rt, Orange County. circuit court, this ajth day of November, A. 4L U. rpo8. ^ M R O B IN S O N . (Seal.) City of Sanford ) Chancery to va * {Enforce To* Lien. Maty Lindsey, and ) Jo AJ1 U'Luui It May-Concern! - ---------- —Upon application of the City Solicitor, It it hereby ordered tbit on or before the Jan­ uary Hule day next, being January 3rd, A. Li, 1 pop, in - aaid court, yuu appear to and m in er tbe bill Tiled and tel forth the na­ ture -of yuur respective infereiti in, right t6, or lirm upon real rítate tilualr in the City of Sanford, and described* in tbe bill as; Lea 7, Itiock p, Tier II. It is further ordered that this order be published in the Sanford Herald, a newgpspcr published in aaid L'itjr, onre a week for four eoniecutive weeks prior to aaid rule day.' Witness my hand and seal of the aaid circuit court, thia ajtb day of November, A, I), 1608. n. M. R O B IN S O N , (Seal.) 16 a Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. tin sa .'a n tn a 'tsi? r A i * In tbe Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida for Orange County. ' 16-4 . In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit uf the S i . . . for Orange County. Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida for Orange County. Hilt in Chancery to City of Sanford Enforce Lien Law. ya C. Read, and To All Whom It May Concern: Upon application ot the City Solicitor, it 1« hereby ordered that an or before the Jar»* uary Rule day next, being January 3rd, A. I j. 1 pop, in aaid court, you appear to and answer the bill filed amt set forth the na­ ture of your respective interests in. right,tu, or liens upon real estate situate in the. lity ot Sanford, and detcribrd in tbe bill as: N. W . 1-4 of Lot 3, Block to. Tier C. It is further ordered Ihst this order' be published in the Sanford llcrald, a newspaper published' in said City, once a week for four consecutive weeks prior to said rule day. Wltnrsa my-ha«sd~and aeai —of the said circuit court, this 45th day of November, A. ef Sanfard ) Ilill in ChaneerjMjr to vs. ) Enforce Tax Lien. William Cowan, and) To Alt Whom It May Concern 1 Upon application of the City Solicitor, it is h e r e b y u r d c r e d that on or before the Jan­ uary Rule day next, heing January 3rd, A. O. ipop, in said court, you appear to and answer the hill filed and set forth the na­ ture of your respective Interests in, right In, or Hens upon real estate situate [n the City of Sanford, and described in the bill as: Lots is and f3. Block 7. Tier t. It is further ordered that this order published in the Sanford Herald, a newspaper puhlishrd in, aaid City, vnee a week -foe fo consecutive wreks prior tn said rule day. Witness my hand and seal of the said circuit court, this ajth day of November, A. In the Circuit Court of the jth JudicUl IL-iBoa. JCM. R0T)tN90N^75ral.)' . " Circuit of t h i’ State of Florida 16-4 Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. for Orange County. City of Sanford ) Bill in Chancery to In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial In the Circuit Court of the 7th JudicUl vs. ) Enforce Tax Lien. Circuit of the State of Florida Circuit of the State of Florida Thomas E. Wilson, and) To All Whom I t May Concern: • for Orange County. for Orange County. Upon application of the City Solicitor, It Block-3. Jlicr^l.., -----,— In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida for Orange County. Sanford ) Bill in Tv .J * - '» « . is hereby uvdered that on ur H i huticl,»r, a uary Rule day next. bein„ lh* J** ipop, in said court, you « r i e « « r l- A p the hili filed and set l o t u f V n u iu respecliv* inlerests in, right to or iL 0* real estate situate in the C l t » ° l " M a and described in Ihe hill a«;1 1 ** ^«lora, — ! J a m t- 4, Itlock to tj, ,, ------• I T Is further ordered that .11 P**U»h*d ht the Sanfurd Herald^!? ° fdw ^ publishnl in « i d City, once ¡ contecuRve weeks prior to sal I »»or cuR eCSS i„ the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida for Orange County.- - • ■ Clly r h ! > n d dly u T | »;cem i“ 1 ^ of^Sanford Hi.! In \ W m > - K" T“ U* To A ll Wliom It lni1 May » Concern> V R °n, application ol the l ii, c , » hereby ordered that on or bif0~ ‘i£w| * uary Rule day neat, being J } \ J»«ipop, in said court, you iin.ri, ,..ri J.' U. ibe hill filed am) set foril ihV ^ respective interest, in. 1 igh t„ m ’. f / ' » • » real esute situate in the ( ' t, \, ' T "**« and described in the bill I xh H illo ck T ie , t . ‘ • ■ Il ti furl her ordered •lira« n.t puhlishrd in the Sanfurd IlnLl I * ° ,,!l,r *• published in « i d City, J con^c„,ive week, n V f t r W l d f t 16 4 « U.i. '-»nd iuy iT ^ 'e m W r ” ^ Ctorb In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judiciol Circuit of the State of Florida for Orange County. City of Sanford In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida Circuit of the State of Florida forOrange County. • ** for Orange County, City of Sanford ) BillnjnChancery to Circuit of the State of Florida for Orange County. City In thè Circuit Court of thè 7lh Judlcial Circuit of thè State of Florida for* Orange County. of m in C h ,„„„ * City of Sanford ) Bill in Chancery to City of Sanford ) BUI la Chancery to M .'C , Hedengrcn, .„d>, Knfur*f T« 0 » vt. 1 -Enforce Tax Lien. vs ) Enforced Tax Lien. Iw All Whom It May Coneem: G. L. Takaeh, and ) James Butts, and ) , U|H)n application uf the uty s«|K:.of H To All Whom It May Concern: To All Whom It -)liy Concern: Upon application of Ihe City So|iti|or. it Upon application .of the City Solicitor, il Is herrby ordered that on or before the Jan is hereby urdcred that on or before Ihe Jan-uary-Rule day newt, being Ja n w ry -3,—A.—f ► -nary ' Rote -its y next; - -being January - 3rd,- A t ipop, in'said court, yuu appeal tu and answer D, 1pup, in- said court, yuu appear Iu and respective intrfest, ■)- ipop. in said court, you appear to and r ii|„ , 11,U f tl answer the bill filed and set lurlh the na­ the hill filed ______ and set .forth the I______ nature ot you answer_____ the ___ bill _Jed filrd at and set forth the na .. ___ ______ vvfalesilugle iu -llSL Cur 1^ 2 * ture nf. ymir mpctllw inlrrrilt In. rightrin. raspacliva 4n4«rvs(t-*n, righ»-v 07-ur- tfcvi»- upon J ture- nf-ymrr-Tci|TcthT*hilfre»tt~tnr ln Ihe bill ast ' * -------- *in tha ..................... ‘ I or ** — . . . situatr .... or liens upon real -estate situate in the City real eal estate situate City of Sanford, liens upon-real estate in the City « t io. Block a. Tier it. of Sanford, and described in the bill as: nd described in the bill 1 of. Sanford, and described in the Mil as: II ii fufilier ijrtlf rii] ifiai |i,f4 , . * . Lot ia, Block 7, Tier B. L o) 1 , Block I, Tier 4. I Lol 4, Block p. Tier D, ¡,ub, ‘ !'tl! i» the Kanfurd Hrräfil , o t ^ i L ^ It .is further ordrrrd that this order be It ii further ordered .that this order be H I * further ordered lhat this order be published In u id Cily. ourr a T published in the Sanford Herald, a newspaper . ublished in the Sanford lleraM, a newspaper published in Ihe Sanford Herald, a newspaper published in said City, once a week for toirr published in said City, once a week for four published in said City, once a week for four cunsex-utive werk, „rfor ?o^ « V S * ^ \V itn e ti niy band and ¡,ra| .,t ft,- ,,¡1' ■ consecutive- weeks prior to said ru le -day.— Consecutive weeks prior lo said rule day. eoniecutive week* prior ¡0 said rule day. cuü cufft, thi, and day o T ' l Ä “ ! ^ Z Witness my hand ami seal of (he said Witness my ham! and seal of Ihe said cir. W itn e« my hand and teal of the aaid circuit court, this Jjih day of November, A. cuit court this and day of December, À. D. circuit copri. thls.i]th day of November, AJ I). lpo8. I). )poX. ... . ,..n- -M - ROBINSON-. 1 Seal ) 1908. * I6 4 B. M. R O B IN SO N . fh .a U Clerk Circuit Louil, Orangr B. M. R O B IN SO N . (Seal.) iiaîy, 1 B. M. ROBINSON. (Seal.) 16 4 Clerk Circuit Court, Orange Cohrtty. 1S-4 Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County. 164 Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. In the-£ircuit C ou rt of the 7th Judicial in the Circuit Court of the 7ih Jud,^. It is further ordered that this order be published in the Sanford Herald, a newspaper ~ published in said City, om<p 0 week for four consecutive weeks prior to said rule day. / Witness my hand ami seal of the saijl circuit court, t|di jjt b day of November, A. I >. 1po8. B. M. R O B IN S O N , (Seat.) 16-4 Clerk CirculL Court, Orange County, of Sanford ) vi. ) W. F. Leavctl, Ad-) Bill in Chancery to mlriislrator of Seth) Enforce Tax Lien. French, licensed.) and ) To All Whom It May Concernt Upon applicalinn of the City Solicitor, it is hcrcby uidried that on ut Uifuic the.Janiiaryi Rule day next, brink- January 3rd, A It. ipop, in said court, you appear to and answer Ihe hill filed and set forth the nafure nf your respective lutercitt in, right to, •of Hens upon rra) estate situate InMhc City of Saiifnril. and described in the hill as: Undivided 3-4 interest in Lots I and a, ll|nc I, 3, .Tier 3, alsonmlivbled 3-4 Interra) ‘ in lads q and 10, Block $, Tier 1. ft is furiher nrdrred that this order be published ill the Sanford Herald, a newspaper published in said City, once a week for four consecutive weeks prior lo said rule day. Witness my tuind and seal of the said ritrull court, this ajlh day of November, A. II. 1008. B. M. R O B IN S O N , (Seal.) 16 4 Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County. Clly iu .« . City of Sanford ) Bill In Chancery to va. ) Enforce Tax- Lien, S. II. Coleman, and ) To All Whom it May Concern: Upon application of the City Solicitor, it is hereby ordered that on or before the 'Jin- is hereby urdcred that on or before the Jan uary Rule day next, being January 3rd. A, 1». ipop, in said court, yuu aplicar to and answer the bill filed and set lurtb the na­ ture ul your respective interests in, fight to, or liens upon real caíale situate iu the City ---- of Saltfoid, and described -iu—the liill as Undivided 14 Interest in Lots 1 anil " niuek s, Tier 3, also undivided 1-4 interest in ----Lots-P-and^ 111. In the Circuit-Court of the Circuit of tv , S U t. for Orange County. In the Circuit Court of t h T ^ T i ^ Circuit of the State of for Orange County. .. c l Florid*. ' » C ' ™‘ S Circuit of the- State of Florida for Orange County. City of Sanford ) Bill In Chancery to | City of Sanford ) Jilll in Chancery to. vs. ) Knforce Tax Lien. vs. ) Enforce M, B. Branson, and ) , IL Gramling, and) To All Whuro It May Concern: > All Whom ft May Concern: Upon application of the City Solicilor, it is nermy Inal on or before oeiore me Upon sp(>lic»tion of the City Solicitor, It hereby ordered that the j«n Jan-- 1 uary Rule day next, being January 3, A. D. I is hereby ordered that on or before the Janipop, io said court, you appear to add answer I uary Rule day next, heing January 3, A. 11. the bill filed and set forth Ihe nnure of your 1904,, in »»Id court, you appear |t> and answer respective interests in, right to, or liens upon the bill filed and set forth the nature o! your real estate situate in the City of Sanford, I respective interests tn, right to, or liens upon and described in the bill as: real mate situate in the City vf Sanford. East 1-4 of East t-4 of Lott 0 and to, I md described in the bill at' Block 11, Chapman and Tucker's Addition to I Lot 3, Block p, Tier A. the City pf Sanford. It is further ordered that this order be It is further ordered thst this order he published in the Sanford Herald, a newspaper published in »h« c.-in u t flerslJ. 1 newspaper puhlishrd in said City, once • week for four published in sahl Clly, once a week Tcrf Ii)urJ«ontecutive weeks prior to a id rule day. rtinwr urtvr " wrekr »ryiiTr ft "raid rvHe- Xeyr ■ - - } * - W »w ao »».jy „h« ml.sMtl. ocai.u i .rite .cir Witness my hand and teal of the said dr- I cult court this and day of Deckmtier, A. D cult court this and day of December, A. D. I 1908. 1908. , ” . IL M. R O U INSO N, (Seal.) — tt ' tf m im t 'c ilJ , {»L..1 ) ----- j 1L 4— Clerk Circuit .Court, Orange County. 16-4 Clerk Circuit Court. Orange Comity. City <se.i.> Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. 16 4 P w n iW f u j City of Sanford ) Ilill in Chancery lo vs. , ) Enforce Lien Law. I. B. Williams, and ) To ) Whom It May Concern:Upon application of the Clly Solicitor, it is hatch* ordered lhat on or before the Jan­ uary Rule day next, bring January J, A. I), ipop, in said court, you appear to and answer ihe bijl filed and sey forth the nature ot your respective Interests in, right lo, ur liens upon trai etisie situate in the Cily of Ssntord, and described in the hill as: fa>t ia. Block A. Tier 4. Il it further urdcred, that this order- be published in the Sanford"Harald, a newspaper puhlishrd in said Cily, once a week for lour consecutive weeks prior to said • rule day. Witness my hind and teal of the said cir­ cuit court this and day of December, A. It. tpo8. ,. B. M. R O B IN SO N . (Scal.l 16 4 C lerk C itcfiit Court, Orange County. Çircuit of the State of Fionda for Orange County. City of Sanford ) BU| in chancery u ir 1 » ) Enforce i u _ « • Hcatoiv and ) of Sanford ) Bill jn Chaneerj lO v wT'i * i Enforce Tax Lien. lo All Whom It May E. Kirby, and ) va ) Eufurce Cien. t D. King, and ) 1 “ AH Whom It May Concern: Upon application ot thr I n, Soluitor Upon ..application of ihe City Solicitor, it JTu AIL Wlium .ll _Max Concern: * '* Ui»ni apvncattun of tbe City Solicitor, if rtranr Rule-day nexi. Wii.K ni,,.,*,, . . T " it hereby ordered.that on or before the Jan­ ,u ' J uary Rule day next, being January 3, A. 1). it hereby ordered iliat on or before the Jan­ l>. I9<>9. in vaiti C.n»rit >.,11 answ er ll.e bill filed jny-1 >rt l,„il, n.r miun wort, you appear lo aniansw er uary Rule day next, bcirifr January 3rd, A. D. ipop, in said cuurt, you appear tu and U l y o u r Jcapecltse —i » i e w u In, rii-Ht tn er Ihe hill hied and avi forth the natiirVBf your liens utHin real estate »m ute m ,|(r Cuy o| respective interests in, right to, or liens upon answer Ihe bill filed and set fur lb Ihe na S a n fo rd , and described in ih, |.,i| *, real estate situate in tbe City of Sanlord, lure of your respective interests in, right to, l4 )la 4 a n d 'j , Block j , li e r t, or liens upon real m ale tilualr in the Cily and described fn the bill as: ui Sanford, and described in the hill at: It i* further ordered tlui rhu md» if West t-a of Lot 4, Black to, Tier (.. W. r-3 nf Lot 4, Block 9, Chapman & )TU Jill shed in the Sanlm.l Uriah!. * n r*.,«,« ft is- further ordered II1.1 I this order ' he published iti « i d City, oner .1 wr. l< r-r eight published In th* Sanford Herald, a newstaper Tuckcr's Additimi lo ili* Cily nf Sanford. Il is furlher prdered that Ihis uritcr be vonsecutive werks urtot to ui.l ralr i!*,. published iri said U fy, emee a week (or lour liublishrd III thè Sanford llrrald, a newsfiapcr Witness my hand and *rj| ihr « i l ci». consecutive weeks prior 'to said rule day puklished- in said City, once a wctk for luur -cuit court this anil day --f ThiVmhei. .V, I) vVilnett my hand and seal of (tu- said pud: ni't" 'court thì, " 3 ;ù'L‘ "r l «nseemive week. prìor fo « h i tuie day. mr^ court (hit md day uf December. A. D, | Witnets my liand and seti of thè uhi IL M. ROBINSON. 1 <*al 1 poB. circuii court! ibis 451)1 d»y of Novemher, A. 6-8 Cleik Circuit ( bull. (Uauar ( uunty. * r. . " M. RO BIN SO N. (Seal.) I). ip«8. ,. (•4 Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County. B. M. R O B IN SO N . (Seal.) In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial 164 Clctk pìrcuit Court, Orari ge Conni y. City In the Circuit Court of the 7 th Judicial Circuit of th« State of Florida ' In the Ci/cuit Court of Ihfc 7th .Judicial — for Orange County. Circuit of the State of Florida In tbe Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial City of Sanford ) Ilill in Chancery to for Orange County. ,, „ _ vt¡Enforce Tax Lien. Circuit of the -State of Florida M. K Stafford, and) M l i d d i s M d k k « . Cily of Sanford ) BUI in Chancery lo for Orange County. To All Whom lt May Concern . ( Enforce Tax Lien. Circuit of the State of Flondi for Orange County. C ity of Sanford i Hill in 1 hanrenr *« vs* ) Enforce 1 st urn. W . S. Stetson, and ) New South Building) Ilill ia_X1iancery to To the defendant, W. S. .Mei*«n. Upon application of the Citv Solúdi,., <r E. M. Gramlmc. and) * and Loan Associatinn) Knforce Tax Qen. Pit* (»Í ^anfnrii Jt anneai inip from the uffulivn I the ilt* -» » n a -7711111«» u. • i r n 7 *— "— , — r u T O t j B r w i f f i r n w 'ín r ¿ rt 5 r «e 'T h T 7 a *nT ■H) All WTiotn I T May‘'Concern TxiltnSf " ¿r ■O u T n C y o f d herri« MetTrT-vsO f T... n -C C r . . , , to «un, aiPI , —— J Upon applicalinn o f the Cily Solicitor, (t I A. Jobtii in«J 5. A*) Enforced i i x Lit uary Rule day neat, being January 3, A. t). tlrat he believes lhat you ate a m<n residual is herrb To All Whnni lt May Concerti!' ‘ * ipop. in aaid court, yl.u appear to and answer uf the State of I’loritiA. in i tliai vuur rre i f , ordered that on or before the j'ati Ballards. and ) Upon application of thè City Solicitor, it the hill filed and set forth the nature ot your idenre is unknown, ami fh-n there n rut ¡■efn,1,< bti" « January 3.* A. II. To All Whom It May Concern: is licrrby urdcrcd flint 011 or hefurg Ine Jan- respective interests In, right to, or liens upon !)w iu :iim ? i CO¥M' ,l,‘u oppfar t« and answer U jhiji application of the City Solicitor, it son In this State the »eiviir of i uary Rute day ueat, heing Jatmary ist, A. real estate situate in the City of Sanfurd. filed and set forth the nature ut your '* hereby ordered that on or befbtr the ian- upon wliont would hind- jfoii, ¡tnd that ^Dur li, Ipop, in said court, yuu appesi r tfi and and described (n'tbe till) as: affe is over ihe ane of yeaii ,” *e, '"'rrests in, right to, or liens upon I day neat, being January 3rd, A. answer thè bill filrd and set turili thè naLot 3, Block 6, Tier 11, It is therefore ordered that v*m -I * »pi>eir lure of your rrsiwctive Intemts in, light lo, *" San.ora. |i ,ni; r ', h i nb“ lldh| C e dU ,:'ndy^ , ‘ i'^h Z ft Is further ordered that this order he and dcacrihed in Ihe bill aai iti this court tn the hill perr 111 filed, up*« on rral estate situate in the City published iu ihe Sanfurd Herald, a nrwsiwper Tier A. *»v, li.^— . .j«d . , 4. - .Block p, ............. ture of your respective ii,trrests in’ tighl^***, .Monday* -fchrmry—iT— T ■ and desert)»cd in Ihe bill, as: puMisIved in «aid City; ow e a week Tor lour 7 to V ; , rrt7 r ' o n fíríá _ ri«t Ibis order “hTi It i* further ordered that this order <d Bfn , nIvnr rr»1 roloU situate tn the (Tity pOli p atid to, ni.Kt 7, Tier. p. . . consecutive weeks prior to said rule day. publication be published mire ;i * nk fur mbt pub shed In II,. Sanford Herald, a « Î Ï 1  *(> < 4 d«c»il»ed in the bill a « ' It it fitrlhrr ordered that tills order be consecutive weeks iu the Sanfoid llrnld. -Jiy, once a ira k for l i u r J-0', » r , % k «• T * « » . .......... ................... ................... published iii the Sanford liera I d . » ivew'.'p.,wí | , V " 1 ‘T*1,,0’ ,h* “ W cir‘ published In « I d Citv. *— -to lah * *i-x u U ^ U 1 iyxihyr-,yrdtffil ih it.th U —m U r iHtMhtifii -in ^tif-< » > r r'* published In »aid City, one« a week for tour cudft tllU lU >f Hecemher, A. t>. fun»#, uliva “— L* Pf(or pubjlthcu in ihe Sanford Ilerah!, a new»|>4peT I in ^>range Conni y, Florida, VV' ,n m ¡ y M_nq an4 seal of the sai< m nw nn tsi K?rhn»ri<ir |7i «7.Í rule day. ' in — said ‘htr, once a week for.™ four I W iftm •i my my land and Ihe rcaI f m »J cir* cuB cuurt tfl. 4„d d s M - ö a D. ,.published I «id ' B. M. ROUINSON, (.Vat > - -, ■ j- 1-iijr. ------ ------------— i W itnru toy hand »ml seal of the said von.*«utlve weeks prior to « I d rule dxy. , A; I H>4 ( lerk Circuit Court,-Orange County. cuit court this mil day of l>errmÌM*r, A* P, circuit court, tills ajth day of November W itness my hand and sea) o f the « i d 1908. 1 ). 1908. B. I f . R O BINSO N. (Seal.) rircutt court, th i, 45th day o f N<)vember. A . B. M. ROBINSON. (Sral.) B. M. R O B IN SO N . (SeaL) Circuit Çuurt. Orange County. In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial 1 II. I9O«. ----*" 8L Clerk Circuii Court, nraficr l „unir., 16 4 Cleik Circuit Court, Orange County. « 7. u V . U' . « - R O B I N S O N , (Seal.) Circuit of the State of Florida í — 1----------------------- « ttt t®"4 Cleik Circuit Cuurt, Orange County. In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial City of Ssnfurd va. . ) ) Cityof Hanford ) 10 i> a , a « a in ChiocerT to City of Sanford ) Ilill in Chancery to k "iiiV w fti hj,'” rctd Tm ¿eu va. ) Enforce Taa Lien. and __ —IL ' Mention, and ) , | g g g | To All Whom It May Concern: Tu All VVIumi It May Concernt U|wn tpPlicaUon of the City .Solicitor it I tÍhjíi nt»|ilkaljtiii nf the City Solicitor, •• it I »■ hereby ordered that on or befóte the fan ................... - *-v , savm.i.-.. W hereby ordered that on or abefóte the Jan* I uary Hule day nc*i, twin« January jrd ^ A m ry ■H u ir _ day ncxl, beim: Jarniary j m , »%. i , »yvni. m m u — eosu i»,— y»u BUiaai 1 iu • :1'And Ai AiiVwcr u v forth 'lvx- ih* l u 'g»n«.j , l h * Uflttw. in ii i.l w m i t inu a|»|mif vIÓ Ihe hill fijed "*■ anda "aet answer (lie hill filed ami tel ioilli the na- I lure of your rrt|>rclive liifhrests jn right to lure of your retpertive intrrrsts in, tight to, lo r liens upon real esUle situate n the CitJ or liens )*■-..» real «la t e .Mlu.tr inJ h e City uf Sanfurd, and .leve„t*d m the bill at- * of Ran ford, and detcidwd in the hill at: Lois 4 and '"■■■ o i r i i 'A • ( ■M m ’iTtrt and i r m.vk i-a^nf II, CbajMiian I» Tucker's Addition an to tbe City Lot ». Ulu«k 5, Tit i 6. * ' Sanford. . .. . . J*. *• . f“r»her urdcred that ibis order he Il is fiirlhrr urdere«l that Ihi. order l,e I'uhllshed n the Sanford Herald, a newspaper 16 4 In the Circuit Court of Ut» 7th j udicUj Circuit of the State of Florida In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial for Orange County. Circuit of the State of Florida , City pf Sauford ) M l ¡„ Chancer, to for Orange County. for Orange County. Citcult of the State of Florida for Orange County. IIj-" * t J & Court, S M Orange S S L County. -js a r Clerk Circnh .In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florid* for Orange County. ^ In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida for Orange County. City of Sanford J BIU in Chancery lo ) Bill in I'liamnr ta City of Sanford va. ) Enforce Is> tuen. B. MsVrud.r, and) 1'-níü,CtJ ™ ¿!' " ' M. Heaton, and ) City of Sanford ) Bill in Chancery to All Whom H M . y Concerní To the defendant, M. Ilrslon „ ’ tJEnforce Tax Li It . [»nearing from tlix. athih u l . 1* B-C U Upan aJ»!»1¡ration of Ihe City Solicitor it is hereby ordered «that 0*1 rut tiefttra tifile. *c . JInn~ Roltc-itor of the Cily « f Sanbttd bfrtin #1 * Tu ' C onc^ ! that he believes that you are a nun residrm " * ' > Hull.O iy hexj. herng j . n 'u r , iM A Upon application of the City Solicitor, it of ihe Slate of Florida, anil that »uur roi l * J w i " wfïîlJ- ÄHX*. »uu si»j<«r U .'.nT answer ,he bill W tiò d 'w * K ? hr *£d is her rby ordered that on ore beiore the Jan* Idence ia unknown, and that th n r is no pro “ary B “'« day nrxt, being January v, A. 0. lure of yuur rnpactive interrai, in, right tu aon in this Stair- the srrvice *»l • «nlv-*11* or u i,u i. ¡.. tpup, jnxald court, you appear to and answer lUNin, wliom . would him Ljuu. aii-1 !hlt .g *L “ i liens u r upon ul’on rest rf** resule , u l * slluate iii t f i c i t . -4U t». l 6 W8 and -set tortti the nature of yuur age is over tbe age of ji year* * 1 fA t h e W l i " rriti#^liwa »n i.»..«. * «- . ., * — .. li and 14, Block 4. Tier 1 aUu 1..,. respective interest, in, right to, or lieu* upon I ft [a the» therefore otdeml that y->u uj spri* Ind . w ' i i T * ? . ,n. , ,h- n , r of -Sanfurd, in this court " t i The bill herciu Mrd, "£'• Ï BÌ’i k ' V T *' al*o l < » C « 5 . ’(d d m r.l*d in ,be hill M ! Monday. Fehnsaty l , ' A , D. 19"« . , *» * ,ÄO lo* 41 UkickT8. fier f ' Î Î . ' h! Of J. B. il.gruder agroder beiñ. being D . S U t . 10' 7 ,f,a A ‘ I It U further Ordered that i!»i> « J « « in Orange county. Florida.* t»uLl(«iio 1 ? h ikk order be I (HibUcalion be pub1r»hftl oner a «1“ II it — ‘ . . . . mi 1 , ?r,h.cr “fdited that this order be uul. 1» ‘h¥*SX .n' ,d Herald, a n»wsp.per I runseculive weeks in the Sanf-udHersU. * ! -Ík i n ‘h¥.s»"f*'rd «»raid, a new„wr*î *n Ckfi once a arcek (or four I newipajwr imbllihrd in Ibe lit/ "f kaaw4, enuii-r'oi 10 “ i! Ci!í* onc* * week fur loor r r**»r t<s said rale day. I in Orange County. Horliti . Witness ****• my tiaruP bind and le a lo l the «aid dr* I Wilneaa rny ¡mnd and ihe teal uf HT ?Vhur!.f ,Wttti* pi r *Cld -ful* dayT— w U m m my hind and sral of the « ¡ j ill rf| . * ° ui*_Jlua and day uf December, A. D, I C“ R oourt thi» and day of December, A B1908. 1 tpo8. D.,í?9oa7 ,UM' ,hU ,J,h ^ of November, Al w "• B. M. ROBINSON. (Seal) .4 * PL u ¥• RO BIN SO N, (Seal.) tjll k M. ROBINSON, (Saab) l « 4 Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. Clerk Circuit Court, Orange Cuunty. It. *- 4 Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County, Jlo In the Circuit Court of the" 7tE^ er-inn I ily of Sanford ) Bill In Chancery tn - r > Enforced T . i ^ f c “ ;■ a t e - Æ u i n u ! » “ '" w P t w M Ctrcutt' of the State of Florida J. F. U in g, and ) for Orange County, All Whom Ij May Concern r To r - Alt* iVhom* f" t ** M ayVcongm i,— - - ü p ï ï - W t e a P ' s o X t o i o , Ti H ty Of Sanford * V B U IT n 'C h an rara to Upon applicatiim of tBt Ctty Solicitor, It I it herrby ordered lhat on or before the Ian* 1$ . * k J « f Sfnr. Rule, day nr,., ' be?n,°rj a n í ^ , Í V T Florence n 5 rd .fl. . „ j ! Knforc^ T “ “ «*■ To AiJ Whom Ii May Concern: Upon application of ,he City Solicitor. It ia hereby ordered that on or before the J.nI?"7,1909, JLUlt:In^ u id ,Jex1' U inyou * *A, IE court, appear jrd/ to and answer the hill filed and set forth the nalure of your respective Inter cats in, right to In the Circuit Court of the 7th Tudirixl I In the CiJCttiJ Court, of Ihe 7th Judiriol Circuit the State of Florida Circuit of 16, State of Florida ------- of* *' for Orange County. for Orange County. Ç h j. William Sanford lh« I)»n. J W J L lu Chancara u (tasi .. __ Wil fi|C edU,i;,dy « t forth the J ike "na' ” ‘TVurt “»«r® »«» in, right lo a í“ r on to ti Vhe City 3 dilion of “ C f « d snee ( ounty. State of Florida. _ JI r ¿a t further ordered that Ibis order be *n,t ! f * W r *1 •hf.Sanford llrrald, a nrwspaner published in said City, once a week for f " i run«cuflve weeks prior to said rule day. Witness my fund and seal of the »1 4 D ^ p l» 000” ’ ,U* **,h A,r ° f N<" " nb*r> A Clerk C lr L t MCouan (?raSp?' c£n‘ iy. 1 , 6-4 Oork 'V S S p jfS B e tfi-4 e.,®- « - R O B IN S O N . (Seat.) Clerk Circuit‘.Court, Orange County. T ^ Ctly — o f Sanford ) Bill in ChtocttlJ* vs. —** — ) Knfoice X** W. R. Mow*, and ) Slmpaoti,' and) l''n,ü,ced T * * s iIt is further nrdeml that thla order be dilion Weat 1-4 of Blucli 1 1, Tier i t.' It I* further ordered that- this order he published { « the Sanford Herald, a nrw.papS puhiished |„ thi à n f m d Herald a published in said City, once a week for four puhlirhed in « ¡ d Citv r a e > w ¿ newspapet consecutive week, prior to u d rult day. Icootecutiie » » » L . *.■ week fur four Ii«,------- F ! " .„.I ' |o aaid Si rule day. , W to m » m , ith a n V .n d ae.l of the laid Witnraï rnv^lwmí ^ r a i u r v '. h i s - a M h - d i y I S r f y ^ N o i x Ä r “^ In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State of Fionda for Orange County. ’a Ad- T o the defendant, W. R. Moses: It appearing from tbe affidavit of tb* l J Solicitor o f the City o f Sanford that he hhlicve* that you ire a m " rr*w«" o f the Slate o f f-lorid*. and thai rout rt*; idenre {»-'unknown, end lint there is no f v a*ir-in thia Su te the aervice of a •“bf’* b » « w »»b< bind vou. and llut * over to* age ol rt yeais. , .. therefore drderrd that you do In court to the bill herein " K & S " M" ' 05551“s f V S r i ^ ' A -si yfj, published in (El c°rdf rtd J f* * ‘hit order be PuhlkaLm he publUbed oore t v rtk h t ? * * pub shEd K « i d ^ - i . . ° ,dn ,!" ' ,d‘ •W w x p .p i? eonaeeul»«, werks in the S.nfnrd Hrr. L * ^ n M c i^ v *“ 1 w“ e ^ Ci i L ° T „ c » .TWfc, i° r * t o a r J f m p A published in the City Of Sutm% Wilneaa m» £ « 5 . w it day. Irt O r i n A County, Floiwla. # rif* circuit eourt yihli4 xftl.-!ld (odd I' WitneasVmr hind and the sesl ° f “ ■ p D. ipo£OUr*’ U JI,b d* 7 of November, A. j tult_ court U J . and day of December, A 1 l i t , ROBINSON. iS*«-) Clerk Circuit Court. Orange Coo»V‘ �.TJ»w f " N f ( 2 J908 THE SANFORD HERALD the çircul» Court o f the 7th Jutflctla In the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial Circuit o f the State of Florida for % Orante County Orante County Circuit of the State o f Florida for City of S*nfonl, V» . C. Uadrr. City of San fori). BUI la Chancery tn Enforce T a* Lien. BUI (n Chancery to Enforce Tax lien. In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida Circuit of the State of Florida for Orange County. * for Orange County. City of Sanford ) pin in Chancera to vs. ) F.i.Torce T ax T ‘n. Amanda Guodson, and Ully o f Santifrd ) Bill in Chancery tn , J Lnforca T » » Lien. ,t. J. Neave, and ) f o the defendant,- Amanda Goodion: To All Whom It May Concern: It appealing from ihe affidavit o fi the Cl _ _ city tp o n application o f ibe City Sollcifor, i> Solicitor o f lb* -— Cily -- -» of — Sanford herein hied I* hereby ordered that on or before the fe h ‘ he believe* believes that Ihtl yo that be you are a non residem J *ar, Kule day nrxt, being February t. A. U. 190 « in said court, you appear to and f { j h* tSU ,rk o i * nJ «bat your re* Uence_is. unknown, and that there is no per inswer the Mil fjled ami set fotth the rat ore •on in this Slate the service •of a lubpocn. •f your respective interests in, right to. or upon * h o w would bind you, and lhal y,™ .tens upon real estate situale in tile City of * * !, °'tJr «be_sgei of n yean__ ______ - — .auloid. and dew vihcd-m -Ihe bill srp - is th r r e U ti» I w r i ' Lot y ,“ ’ Htnfk « r,* tT u fS B * n and Tucker*U .U this Tn~tKe Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial -court ,0 ,h, bill herein hied. u,mr. Vddition to the C i t y - of Sanfiitd. uonday, J ebruary 1. A. t>. 1000. Circuit of the Slate of Florida *!. f» lo rth er ordered that this order hr j -- - --'«k for tight coosecuiiv, lumber ordered lhar ibis order of ■ ubjithed In the S an ford H erald.-a newspapet tÜiUtntThei»anfôrd Herald, a m w i paper pub_____Sanford _______________________ for Orange County. The Herald, a newspniirr pub- publication 1» published once s seek for nghi miblishetl in said C ite , once a stcek for eight S in l in the City of Sanford. In O rande county. Ilshrd In the City of Sanford, in Oratile county. consecutive week* in the Sanford Herald a corsee u rite Weeks prior to said rufe ib y . City of Sanford ) Bill in Chancer* In Florid» I Florida. puhti»hed In the City o f Sanlord W itness my hanJ and se s î o f the said eir , . vs. I Enforce Tax Lien Witness my hand and the sr<ff>«f »»id circuit Witness nt* hand, and the teal of sa'd circuit •nit court this rnd day o f December, A . I) ^ ¿ S ? * 1*®** County»1TlnriJa* II. Daugherty, and ) wart tM#29UI day of N ovrm ^r A- D IU i]^ court, thla íáth day of Ndvrmher. A. D 1908. 1908, >Vttnr%« tnr ham! ami tor %*al o f vai l cirTo All Wimiit It Mav Concern: ti M Kiwi mow. i UAL I i B. M. K orin»». («m il B. M. R O B IN S O N . (S e a l.) cour, ,nJ day o f December, A. D. Upon appll.-atl»n of the City SoTidtnr, it lg s # Clerk Circuit Court. Ora ngc County. 1G-8________ Clerk Cimili Court. Orame County' 1v°9* 16 8 Clerk Circuit Court. Oranie County, .* hereby ordered that on or before the Ceb■isry Rule day ■mxt, being I chriLfty 1, A. r i . Hi » • R O P ISSO N , (Seal.) Mthe Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial 1In the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial St. Llcrk Circuit Court, Orange County, 1909. in said court, you appear to and ID the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial I).newer the bill filnl and set forth the naCircuit of the State o f Florida for Circuit o f the State of Florida for nre of your revpective interest* in. sight to, Circuit of the State of Florida in the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial >r Bent un.in real e»U lr tiluate In the City Oranie County Orante County for Orange County. if Sinford. anil describe.1 In the hill as: Circuit of the State of Florida City of Sanford. I—>t it. Block g. Tier 1. Ot, of San lard. 1 BUI In Chancery to Enf orce Ò, Ç ? 7 S an fo rd ) B ill In C han cery to for Orange County. It Is further ordered thst this order ' be Bill In Chancery to n | T ai Lien. (-T ,.**• j Enforce Ta* Lien Lota 3 A 4, Block 2, Tier n.uhlishetl in the Sanford Herald, a newspaper Enforce Tm Lien. A. S. ' City of Sanford ) Bit) in Chancery* fo . Uwrirr Uakinowtiy anti) * Owner Unknown. published tn said City, once a week for eight To the defendant. A. S. JartVi , I u A l l 1W hom 11 M a j f*«tticern : .imecutive weeks pi mr to said rute dav. It appearinl from the affldav t of the City SoljciTo the defendant. Owner Unknown. /• »; Tomlinson, snd} K",0ri* T,x •\Pon application of. ihe City Solicitor, if Witness my hand and teal of the tabi d r ­ lJ'nf herein tiled, that bebew a the i K City c oof- Sanford ------------------------------------------It appearing from the affidavit of the City SolidTo All Whom It May Concern: I* brreffir ordered that o.. or l>efore tile feh tar « t“* V1 1 ' __________ _ «1 , k . v i.._ „r I oit court this agili day of November, A. I). ¡T " ,k.t you ama non-re*ident of the Stare of tor of the City of Sanford herein filed, that he beruary Ifule day neai, l*in * Kehrusry 1. A. Upon Application o f the City Sulfei’io, 1908. (nd that your resident»! 1* unknown, and I lleves that you are a non resident of the State of i** ip g , in »aiti emirI. imi ntififar in ami It. U . Robinson, (Seal.) ■hVf there la no peraon in thla atate Urn service of Florida, and thot your residence U unknown, and Ihe bill filed and set iortlTIhr naturi a s».». r apiwar lo ami I inswer 68 Clerk Circuit Court. Orange Countv. a ubooena upon whom would bind you. and that I ibat there ii no peraon in thl* átale the aervtoe ot ... 1». .»..y. >909.. in said CHUM court. you ni MO, 1 ,F*rcçtl»r inli-rrsts in. rixlu lu. o. * ; *. i* over the ape of 21 year* a «ubpoena upon whom would bind you. answer tbr bill filed ami sel furTi. the future t “ P " V “1 . F,'alr situate In the City o: d o --------— ' It Is therefore ordered (hat that rmi you do appear In laf* thla It la therefore ordered that•, you do appear ___* _______ _______ pu ai In thl* " f yt'ur respective mtrrests in. righi io or I «tfKfibed in the bill our* to — the *■.** * J -upon "Monday. -Febru u In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial ' t0 the bill herein Wed. upon Monday, Febru- court bill *•— herein "Bled, hens noonrealetlalc situate intheCity of I r.J<\, ° ! 1 ¡1*^ *' *1,'*c*‘ Chapman, and try I.. A. _________ ary Ü. 1009. San (orili*anddrsrrilirj in 'Ihr Lili ssi V |r’S l r ,f * /'d'jilion tn Ihr City o( Sanford. Circuit of the State of Florida *7, L furtlier ordered that thla order of publication It la further ordered that thl* order of ptihllcalk-n J-->l 6, Block 3, T ier y. M. [ ' further ..rilered that' ihl. order b J o^ lU h ed once a week for eight consecutive ‘ hi is tied once a week for eiiht cunsevullvi for Orange County: ™ !" the Sanforil llcralil, a -icw-iaigM. 1 * further ordered that this order he Si»k»lnThe Sanfont Flm»)d, a w t w a f w p f 1» The Sanford Herald, a newspaper pul•"bushed in «1.1 t ilv. o,lte „ for cigl.i nñh Uh* 1 " 1 Uerald. a new-p.,,<, Oty ut SaiuutJ > ititi in Chancery to ­ lalird In the City of Sanford, tn Orange couui in Orange county, pubiishetl in said l.iiy^ "HCl T - vtk Isi luWan ye week* prior. C" Mi.) ride .lav. ys) Enforce Tax Lien li*-lr\W _ i I rule ■ day. . ^ w-MF-TbWRT* arr.^ igaf of |)ie sal.) efr consecutive wraw eete** ks'prln r to .said J. H. lloy.1, and ) Wimcrrrnr hand and the aeal o fs a ld circuit Witneaa my hand and the teal of said circuit -mt court this and .lay uf l>ecetnber, A. ll W itness my hand and sea) <>( the >aid cir -I*« All W I h iii It May Concern : J QOg. . ,, — ...... .........T~ 1 =—’ court, thla 25th day of November. A. D. 11)08 cou/t tkl* 2S>h day of November. A. D. 1908. c u i y cou rt I h u and slay o f Deermher, A . D Upon application of tbr City S.iTiiTtor, it m B, M. RoaiJttoNr |*cal| — B. M. Rôtir«»», ]auu.1 . , . _ , B. M. R O B IN SO N , (A ral.) '• Ery-b'v ordered leal on or before the f-e'i Clerk Circuli Burnt. Orange County. Ifl-8 Clerk Circuit Cirort. Ormile County. ^6 8 rierk fircnil Uontl. Orange Trernty. — "nary- Rule .lay next, being 1*8 . . J?.- M. M "H IN SO N . fSmi.., February 1, A 68 rLlerh Larrnit < miri. O rillee Contiry. D. 1909, in uid court, you appear to and Inthe Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial |In theCIrcult Court o f the 7th Judicial In the Circuit Court of the 7 th Judicial answer the bill filed and set forth the in ­ In the Circuit pourt of the 7th Judicial ure of your respective Interests in, tight to. Circuit of the State or Florida for Circuit of the State o f Florida ror Circuit of. the 'S tite of Florida >r lien* uixiii real (Csjale vftoair in the City Circuit of the State of Florida * Oranie County Oranie County <f Sanford- snd descrilird in the bill at: forOringe County. 1h«i if. Block J, Tier t. for Orange County. City of Sanford, City of Sanford ) BUI in Chancery to City of Sanford. I BLU In Chancery to Enforce It is furthrr ordered that this order be ,, T* . ) Enforce la x Lin C ity o f S an fo rd ) »¡|| j„ C hancery to BUI in Chancery to nuhlished in the Sanford Herald, a newspatwr Mary F.vant, and ) H. Potter. i Tax Lien. I Lot* 12113, m'oek 7. Tier 1. . . . .. , ) Enforce T ax I.isn. •nbHshrd in said City, once a week for eight Enforce Tax Lien. Owner Unknown. >V. K. Mint», aritj ) . » To 'll Whom || *,fay Concern: To the defendant. I I rotter: M n e n ilirr weeks prior to «aid rule ‘.lay. L| khi appti.a ¡,.n of the City Solicitor. 1 ’ .'^1 NVbotn l i ’ May C oncern: ll appearinl from the affidavit of the CilySaTo the-defendant. owner Unknown. •— Witness my hand and seal o f the said cirUpon application o f the C ity S o llcifo r, ii ts lirrrhv oHlrrr.1 I!.»( .■" ,-r hrfnre ibr Pel. Ifciiot of the City of Sanford herein filed, that hr ll appearing from the affidavit of the City Sulitf-nit court this ig lh 'd iy of November, A. D. jury Itule day nexl. being February 1. A belkvr* that you are a non-resident oi' Ibe Slate tor of tLe the Otty O of Sanford herein filed, that he be- is. hereby ordered that ..n 9r before the ie b 90B. <». 1909. In, « I d court, nun, you you appear amicai to to am* am* I « M. R..f.in»on. rT-eat.) M Florid*, ami that yuur residence I* unknown, |lieve» that yuu are a non-resident of the State of "iiary Hule day next, l*ring February t, A. in«v>«r the bi’l 'filed1. and ac! . -‘uf forth ihe — { -«4-8— Ckeir-Circuii—)'-•««««—*kwwgie f —n,,>ynK — LfiLlOw . in »JÍÜ—k'Akkáái, VHi fifoleir-tty-NTT»* Uam lsrsm l rhat-yoweresitlenee-is unknown, nrtd «h - ‘hf rilr* ail your re»(wwttve interests in. right of * fohporoa u|am whom would you, and that | that there U no person tn this Hate the service oi an tw rr the Mf! fiJM lam l %et T im h the nature r ben . utvin real estate silu sle In ibe f l i ( «sir **e• l* tie ot |a »subpoena n i i f tia mam y ° u r rrapectWc i n i n, _ tn_~m i* over the ale of l21l years. upon wiium wbotn would bind you. you „ITUTh(f(fore urterai that yno tin xmwxr tn ihtx ) - It txtfcxraftxx ordcnxrtXll you Tllf Bppearln tfili “TTBf níf»éñ-f«ii- fa|ite situate inMhe Cily oí i f filllftiM . Hint d.‘ «rrtfieil m Ihe bill as: Tn the Circuit Copri of the 7th Judicial I*0t J , , Block, o. T ie r 6 wort to the bill herein Wed. upon Monday. Febru- court ta the bill herein filed, upon Monday. F'ebru- S«nfor«l( am! derribe«) In the bill aa: , It i« further ordered that this order la l-Ot Ss niock 9, Tier j. ary I. A. D. 1909. Circuit of the Slate of Florida ary I. A. Ü. 1909. Ill* further-ordered that thl* order of publication ¡I »• further ordered tin t tbit order. Ik* •ub liFted in the Sanford Herald, a newsman It is further ordered that this order of publication ■nlilisheit in sold,City, once a week for eight * fot Orangd County. » N i s i _________ hr publish«! once a week for eiiht consecutive be putiii»lied otux- u________________ week for eiiht____________ cuoiecutlve 11til 1l|i bed in the San fur «'II Uerald. a iiewapafScf •on.eentbe week« nriu4 *- fo - said rule .lay. .week* in The Sanford Herald, n newspaper pub- week* in “ The Sanford Herald, n newspaper pub­ |Tubli«het! tn aaid Citv. on cf a nerk tur eiglu City o f Sanford ) W itness my hand and scat o f the »aid cir 1fished bt the City of Sanford. Orange county. Flor- lished in the City of Sanford, in Orange ouunty. cou«eeutive w eekv j»rt«ir to »aid rule d ly . v*. ) llill In f'bancerv «a m l! court this j g ’ h* day o f November A I Floiida. Witne«* my lian»! and *eal of the vaitl cir Lot I, Block y. Tier 2,) Enforce Tax Lien -w » 1908., Witness my hi___________ _____ ___ ..__ Witness my band and the seal of said circuit cull court this 2nd day uf December. A . (>. Owner Unknown, and) It. M. Stnblnson, CSeat.) 190S. *. — 'court, thl* 25th day or November, A. D. 1908. court, this 25th day of Noveinbrr. A. I). 1908. ' To ,M| Whom It 'la v Concern: 6 8 t'1e«tf Clrml* Conrr«^O range County U.- M KoaiNsaM, I m a l I n. M. R O H IN CO N , (Seal.) B. M. Kuumsun. ( t u t ) Upon apt’Bcafiori nf the City Solicitor, t6 W C lrrk C ireuit Cotirr, Orange Corinty, 18-8________Clerk Circuit Codit. Orange County. 16-B_________Clsrk Circuit Coart. Oranie County. is herehv ordered Ibat on or Iwf.ue-tl^ Itn the Circuit Court of the 7th Judina' ruary Rute, dsy next. In-tng Frhrinry 1, A, l>, tuo®. In raid court, you appexr to ap«L ‘ In the Circuit Court tiie 7th Judicial I In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida inswer ‘ihe hilt filed. A«id set forili (fir Circuit of the State Qf Florida Circuit or the State o f Florida for Circuit of the State of Florida for v for Orange County. ute of your rr»fwrtivc interests In. right to, ir IJrn» utwin real e»(ale situate in , the City Orante County for Orange Cpunty. Orange County City of Sanford ) Bill in Chancery fo if Sanford, snd described in the bill as: . ) Enforce Tax Lien C ity of Sanford > foil 5. Block 6. Tier 1 . ' City of^Sanford. Jn chancery to Ep force II.Potter, im l ) I BIB In Chancery to Enforce it is furtlier ordered thst this order fie v t. ) Hill in Chancer* t* Tn All Wltftvn It M iy funerrn; I-nt* 3 am) 4, Illock a.) Tn force T ax I.ien •ub!i«hrd in the Sanford Herald, a newspaper Mary Evans. > T** Lien. X. C. Duncan 1 - T» * *-*«««• l ‘1*011 application ol the C ity Solicitor, T ier i t , ) • «ubi¡«bed in «aid Cilv, once a week for eight .1« hereby ordered Ibat on or before Ibe Feb To the defendant. R. C. Duncan!, To the defendant! Mary Evans: rriniecntivc weeks prior to said rule da*. Owner Unknown. > rnary Rule day next, being Februarv 1. A It appearing from the affidavii of Ibe City Solici­ It appearing front the affidavit of the City Solici­ To^ Ail W fmui It May C m iee|ti: WJtnes* mv hand and *cit of the raid cir* l>, 19^9« iw cmirt. vou Apf>rjir to an«1 1 tor ot tbr City of Sanford herein filed that he bc- tor of the Cily of Slnford herein filed, thot he l>eWnit court this agth *fav of November, A, D. I ’pott apfdirailoa of the < itv Solicitor, it Hill filnl an«! *et (•»rtt» 9.' iirves lhal you are a non resident uf the Stale uf Uevei that you areVjidn-rcsidrni of the Slate of iv bfcxcbv- ujudered llukL *908. i _ »nftvrr *t>»e |uur -4fAHi t iU a - I t u w u » in, lifjHt u* Florid*. and that your residence is unknown, and |Florida, and that yoor residence is unknown, and nutry Rule day ne^t. l*eTn« February i t A It.—M■—tfinbrrvwm, f Seat.)---*r I l m , iinun rral r»«Mr tH tu le in tHc Cil« Ibat there Is no person In this state the service of dhut there is no pt-uson in thi* state the service ot 11, 1909, in iMiid court, you amiear to and M Saitfnril, »nd «l<*»crihf‘d in thp HfTl a i : *> ■ 68 Clerk Circuit Court . Ornnye Fount*, a sabporna upon whom would bind you, and that a subpoena upon whnnt Would bind yuu. "and that atuwcr ilie biil iiled Aud let iorfliT|liF jtw 1 — fjnt i t JHnHr J," T l#f -----“ — ■--------- ------yuur sgela uver the age oT 21 yean. your age Is over the nge or 21 years. ~ lure of your mprcllve inlcrnt» In. right to.* In the Citcuit Court of the 7th Judicial If 1» f tiTlIiFf iiriirfn ! that -IHU• I* It is therefore ordered that you do appepr In this __________________ _ ______ It is Iherr/ore urtlrred tliat you do apiwur in this or lien* titmii real e*»at« -*ttuafe in the l ity^ iiuhli«hfd in the Kanford llrr a ld j a n r » 'ixtyw*« gourt to the bill herein filed, upon Monday. Febru- I cram to the bill herein filed, upob, Monday, t el.ru- u f S anford, a Hit, »lexerHied in-Abe bill ast: Circuit of the State of Florida lU-ifitflfied in w»it! fitv,. Dürr a wrrk fur rijc«'1" are I, A. D, 1909. — ............. .. 1I ary J. A. D. 1909. | Igot* flu re and four (3 and 4). Block Two co n w itifir« w r fk t prior In »aid rtilr dav, , ft Mfurther ordered that this order of publication A is fui further ordered that Ibis orJer of publk-alkm f j ) . Tier Elnren ( 1 1 ). Jot Urange County. W itur»« r»v Hanf» and *«»t o f the »aid r»* l* published once a week for eight consecutive lie publtl HibUshrd once a weuk for / ilht cuusevutive It i* further ordered that thl* order !* ■ City of Sanford I *»iit court (liia 431I1 «lay nf N n vem U r, A. D ■eks in Die ....................... The Sanford Herald Sanford Herald, a newspaper pub- II weeks in Hie lieraldAi newspaper pub- |iu!»1i«hed in j h f Sanford Herald, a nrw*|«i|*‘t vs ) 190A. lUhed in Ihe Cily of Sanford, In Orange county. I lUhtd in the City of Sanfurd./m Orange county l>nbli'brd in Mild City* i»fice a week for eijiht foils la and ij, Block i Bill to C liancery to ll. Af. RnHiiiRDfi, ( Seal.) Florida. F'lurida. f<m*eetitiee week* prior to »aid rule d ie . 7, T ier 1, j tjn force ft Ä f'li'fk f l m d i Cm irt, O ran ac ( ’minty. L ieu Wiloess my hand and Ibe seal of said circuit Witness my hand and ih</ seal of said circuit Witne*» mv hand and veal *»f the »aid c*r Unknown. ) own. this 25th day of November, A. D. 1908. luurt. this 23th day af Novyftiher, A. D. 1908. relit court tbi* a»ili tlay o f November, A, li To All Whom !t May Concern: . B. M. Ruaiaioa. Iu a l I If M. KoBmm, ( s u l ) In the Circuit Court of the 7U1 lit ! 1908. F U|“'n tppiicalioo ni the < ity Sollcifor, it ifi-*________Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. lfi-8 Clerk Clrcutf Court. Orange County, It. M, R.liinwrn, fS e a lJ * hereby ordered irat un -or before the f-rlrCircuit of the State of Florida 16 * Clerk C irrm t Court. Ora rife County. tiary Rule day neat, being February t, A. InIhe Circuit Court or the 7th Judicial In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial ; 'for Orange County. I). 1909. in raid rout I, you appear. Ur and >ii»wer file bill filed slid »et forth tlie- n Circuit of the State o f Florida for Circuit or the State or Florida for In the Cuculi Court of the 7th Judicial O f f uf. S an furd I ute of you« rnpertive inli*re«l« m, right to, „ _VI* , ) ’ B ill in lh » n c fr v to Orange County Orange County Circuit of the ditate of Florida > r lirns ii|Hi«i real ectalr situate Tn the City A S , J a rr f, atid ) E n force T ax Lien >f Sanford, and described in the bill as: Tn All. Whom _____ If .Mav Concern : for Oiange County. Cliy ul Sanford, foil* it ami ig. Block 7. Tier ». „ Bill in Chancery to Enfidce Sanb*11Bill in Chancery to Enforce uf I(he I V * » application «d lie (C ily iijr Sitlbcllnr, . It is further ordered that this order be City uf Saufotd ) Bill in Chancery to it lier r by ordered that on nr tie fore tiie rei# Tax Lien. To* Lien. LatS, Black 6 . Tier ,1 H. C. Duvidson published in the Sail turd .llrrald, a newspaper vs. ) Enforce Fax Lien ruary Hule Kule «lav rrlirtiar» i, A I ïï 1, d i j next, hrinjf being l'ébruary >- s.n.1 -- U lily '*'■“, ...we -a wrek fnr 'right T°_tbe defendant. Owner Unknown : To the defendant, H. C. Davidson : ti. C. Davidson, and) D. ««no. in said court, you aplwar In and I.PuhlUbcd1 in week for rlgl If «*.1«aalaa * — •V* - **i J Í. *1 . k._ /*liM «* _■___i. i r - t-iii.Ei^t . . . l.„,i. A.. ... I onsreutiye wrek* prior th raid rule .lay. • «a f ■'itv a »mmmm n»*...•—e..nM,M. 1 liriuguf the Cily of Sanford h-.rein filed. Ih m Te"] t ir ot itie City uf Sanford herein filed, that he bro t the City Solicit.*^ 1 iure nf ymir ropcctivc IntereM» In, righi fi­ applirilif’n al . — t you m _________ _ ________ nxf 011 nr before slie * e-* «ileyes that you arc a non.resident of_the Slate i f lieveilhst you are n non-resident ol iheStkteof I» bri ri» f .i í ! r « r Inaf or lieti« upon «eal e«tale situair in thè Ciln*id*, arid that - yot r residence la unknown, ai d Florida, and that yout residence li unknown, nnd liary Huir clay next. «wing Ftbruary 1, A. d Sanford a * ** dr»r ritieil in thè bill a»* that ttn-rr I* no person In this Slat« the service of that there I* no person in this state the service of D. 19119, in said .court, vou aptwar to ami l,of 7. Itl.^rV 9, T k r It. • ‘“btranauj.xr*whorn would bind yon. a subpoena upon whom wofild bind you. answer the b»|l filed and set forth the ti­ Il ia furlhrr nrikrrd that thl* nrder Ih It is therefore ordered (hat you do appear in this tule .if your reflective interests in, right to, publitlird in thè Sanford Herald, a nrw»j«apr« , J'J* « " i r t orderad that you do appear in this tonrl to the billherein filed, upon Mundey, Fetiru- court to the btil herein filnl. upon Monday, Fcbru- or lieu* npuil, real estate »liliale in tiie City published, in *aid City, once a week for cigli' •«/ iy fra. ii- iuuv . yar 1, A. D. 1909. o( Sanford, arid ilevr-rlbed in the bill .1 »: consecutive week« ptìor to said rnlr dav. It is further oid.-re-l that this order of publication k lt*iiyt|lt‘7 y l f J t hat this ordemf nulJk-ail m WiInrrà'inVWnut'kHd WXI fit.thrraxKTT'— ■ ^UIiMdTitice a week fur eight consecutive be pubJiiin-d mice a week for elglit nmstuillve If. C. Davidson Iwing InOrange County. cnil court this aglh day of Novrrnlirr, A. f> b.i'ii . !i‘e SaRfatjt Herald, a newspaper pub- weeks in Die Sanford Herald, a newspaper pub­ State of Florida. , , ■. . 19.18. It is further ordered thst lh!>oulrr «» liorid " be ^ Saofor'l. In Orange county. lished in tho City of Sanford, in Orange county. _ 11 31 Rubi nun, — —- — TUbtl*fie«t~tn~ttrr Saufotd H rrabfra-nrw .iw prr 168 — ( ‘fork Circuit Court. Orange County. Witness my hand and the seal of said circuit tiuhlishrel in said City, once a week for eight O? n<^ ■ «h®aeal of said circuit eoart this 25tfa day ol Novembr. A. D. 1908 court, tills 25th day of November, A. D. 1908. fonwtitike wetk. prior to sani rule ‘«»Í* , In the Circuit Court of the 7th TttdiciI). )||. RilutHJtJM, I sFjU.I B. M. Kumnwm, ( seal) Witne»« my Iraml and seal of tin- sani eir III BCIerk Circuit Oi>urt. Orange County. 10-8 Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County coil court thrs Jfth day of November. A. 1» Circuit of the Sfgfe of Florida 1908. It. M. Robinson. (Seal.) In the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial l.i the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial for Orange County. Clrik Circuit Court. Orange County. 168 City of Sgnfurd ) Bill In Chancery to Circuit of the State o f Flortda for Circuit o f the Stole of Florida for vs. Enforce Tax Lien Orange County Orange County In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial It C. Duncan, snd To All Whom It Slay Colicern: Circuit of the State of Florida City «g Sanford, t Bu, ln Chancery to Enforce CD* o^Sanford j ¡jm Chancery to Enforce Upon application 01 the ( ity Solicitor, Ti hereby "filtered that on nr before the fi* for 0 tinge" County. B. Daugbetiy, I Tax Lieu. L. Madry. and I Lien. rnary Kule day next, being 1'rbrnary 1. ... Chancery to D .. 1909. in » i d emiri, you appear to and City of Sanford * ) Bill in Chancery To thé defendant. B. Daugherty : To All Whom it May Concern: a vs. ) KnUoicc Tax Lien. answer lb« bill filed and set forth the tn Upon applicatioh uf the City Solicitor it Is here­ ,r°i.n “ »a affidavit of ibe City SolWA. J. Nrsve, •mi I ysur esspeetive interests lit, tig)|f l'»» b . l i ik r ot hmiford herein filed, that he be* by ordered that on or before the February Rule day 7 -m rrr? ■rtffni-Lnrr A. J.--N MTTT -*r liens upon resi e«(sle tilin te ),n the F it; riw d s i i u f nonfT fihlrB.I Of the Siala of n ..l lidllj f. lj u . r y 1.1 X ll 1U.1U. .» . . U rmtrtr It aniwari 11g from the affidavit of the «-i«)* of Sanford. *_n { W l h u í ii.ut r S g ^ r e ñ S k b S j iknown. and you appear ta and unawer the bill .filed and art nd described in tire hill s%: ta t» Pent* in this s U ™ h e service of forth the nature oi tou t respective interests In. 'Solicitor of the « tty of Sanford herein bled foil I, IllncV 4, T ier a. V that he believe, thst you are a non-resident right to. or kin* upon real estate situate in the It is furtbec orderr«l that this or.1er be M S rK fi* uw“ ? bmn would bind rou, and that ■ utili«tini in 'th e S an fo rd llrratd , a nrw»|«prt Cily of Sanford, and described In the bill as Lot I, of the State of Florid*, and that your re» * b l.*fí U 7 ftr tbf »ge uf 21 years, Idcnce I* unknown, and that there Is no per­ wtiblishrtl in raid C ity , once » week for eight tour! u rtSÍS! ,f (,eíBd «ha* you do appear In this Block 7. Tier B. _"ii.«-C'-ij*e week* tupir t o raid rule _d«y._ s o n in this State the service of a .ubp-'cn It la further ordered that tin* order be published S l . 'F n tao¿Mel* ülod' u,,ü,, Mood*>'- febru- tn The Sanson) Herald, a newspaper published tn W ijn r*«' mv tiand ami“ «eal ÓT ’the said cTr u«-m Wh.iih —would T O U T your»ntf-tti*t your cuh eoiirt this agth day of November. A. *D ka wnin «dgyad tbal'ibU order of puUlcatlun said dly, o n » a week fur right csKues-utivr week* age is over the sge of it years. . . 5 j “ r*h*d tmee ■ Week for eight ounsevutlve prior to said rut* day. I f ti tlie w fo r f’*ordcf»d that fu ll n«» sipiirar It. M. Robinson. tSeat.) Witness my hand and Seal nf the sabl circuit in ibis' court to the bill herein filed, upon tLbnt Tl‘* ¿ a "» » « ! Her ail, a newspaper pubr S fd »ta 'he Lily c i Sanford, io Orange county. court thli 2S(h day of Novernlvr. A. D. 1908. 16 8 C lerk C ircuit C o n n , O ran ge C ounty. Monday, February «. A. D- «9oS. B. M. Roams», ( seal) ft is furtlier »rdrrcd that this order ol Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County. publication I* published once a week for ejgbl « w " ì f o ! ià?t.hTnd «h e,»**! of said Circuit 10-8 this 23th day of November. A. D. 1908. consecutive week* In the Stanford Herald, __ B. M. knawsoM, ( s u l ] In Ihe Circuit Court o f ttie 7th Judicial «.«mu«paper published in ‘ the City of Sanford, fn~the Circuit Court of Ike 7th Judicial «------16« Clerk Circuit Court Orange County. Circuit of.tb« Stale of Florida in Oiange Fount). Florida. .* Circuit o f the State of Florida for Witne*« mv hand at * the *e»l of raid cir­ for Orange County. lath«circuit Court o f IheJth Judicial cuit court this "and Jay of Decembrr, A. I» Oranie County Cit7 of Sanford ) Bill in Chancery tn Circuit of the State q f Florida for B. M. R O B IN S O N . (S e al.) -e u r of Sanford W . S. Stetson, and ) Enforce Taa Lien,' ya. BUI ln Chancery to W . S. Stetson. ) Oranie County Bt. L'teik Cirruit Court, Orange Fviunty. Lot S, Block 8. Tier 7 Tn A y Whom h , iia y Q uicera:— Enforce Tax Lien. ______ Hiton appTTcall.ui o f the City S«iiicitnr. ft 1 uí,^*nfurtJ- I BUI In CharKcry to Enfarcv Owner Unknown, a n d __ _____ ____ is hereby nj.lrted tliat op, or tyfore the Feh To All Whotn It Hay Cdpogrn: In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial J I.'Boyd. ( Tax Lien, n a ry Rule.day nrxt. being February I, A Upon application of the City Solicitor, It is here­ I), 1909. tn said eoitrt, you ap>«ear in and ^ ^ ^ « ‘dant. J. L Boyd. by ordered that on Of before the t ebruary Kule day Circuit of the State of Florida answer the bill filed snd set forth the nature being February I, A. D. 1909. tn said court, ¿ ¡ » Ä f e s f e - Ä g i - S S : next, for Orange County. of youy respective interests in. right Jn, rou appear to and answer the bill bled and act orth the nature of your respective Interests In. City of Sanford ) Bill Itv- Chancery to liry* U'fin rest -eslale situste in the City of florida * "eajyeMea« of tha State of «hat your rasiirncr U unknown, and right fo, or kans upon real estate situate In Ihe . y*. * ) - Enforce Tax Lien. SanforiL a«»d ileserlhed In Ilie bill as: I^it mv Block 6, Tier g. — sw'kl.i?-*. 00 PO*0" ln U>Ustate thè aerai» of City of Sanford, tula described tn the btils as Let fi, A. tt. TnmlInsem.'^end) —------------------ ---------It f l i further nrdrrrd »bat tbr* -*e.fi-r he t Z u uP«r *»bom would Und you. and that Block fl. Tier 7. To the defendant, A. B. Tomlinson: oohH«hr«l In the Sanford Herald, a newspaper ll la further ordered that this order be published It appearing from the affidavit of the City In The Sanford Herald, a newspaper published In Solicitor of the City of Sanford herrui filed niih>ithfd In said Cil*. once a wrek for eight rooracutfse week# prior io raid role «lav. •aid city, o n » a week lor eight consecutive weeks that be believe* that you art a non resident ^ ■ “ * 0 |lSu»akm '“ *“ “ “ Witness my hand and seal qf the said rtr prior tn said rule day. of the Slate o f ’ Fforio», and thst your re*- cnil eagrt #hrs and «lay o f IJcccmber. A. D ' Witness my band' and acal of Ihe said circuii Idcnce is unknown, and that-there it no per*t¡b!fo5rort"*‘l lh,t UlU"d** court, this of November. A w. D. iw 1908 m 2§lh ¿diu day a iy w n m i n w f, n, ®. ----------- w. ’ w . m » n i WRni|ir r fK # g r r— * r^ rw in a rs r ., Mi.Ka— (W a Í M I I I 16 8 Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County. Clerk Circuit Court, Drangs County.. ___ a Orange county, f é age u over the sge of * r yrers. It is tbrilfore anlered that you do appear in this court to the hill herein filed, up'n In the Circuit Court of the 7tb Judicial Place your order with us now for Christ­ Monday, February t. - A. iO . 1909. rs_L ~ . * M Kcwmsuw | a u ] It is further ordered that this order of Circdit' of the State of Florida Clert Circuit Cobrt. Orange tbwnty. mas Turkic*, or anything you Wane and publication be published once a wrek for right for Orange County. contrruiive week* in the Sanford Herald, a ■ava funtier anxiety. Our risk; our trou­ newspgprr puhlithed In tlig City of Sanford. City of Sanford ) BIT) In Chainatty 1o 11Sboiord’g leadlnja Furplture house ble. Sanford Grocery Company. In Orange County, Florida. ) Enforce Tax Lien, Witnesa rwr hand and Ibe seal of said cir­ i. snd) ,, . ture- »toves, Jugt arrived, a fresh line o f im ported cuit court this ihd dsy of December, A. IE To An"W hom _________ I May Concern: — - »«.r u . ’ : i e Upon applieslion o f she City Soliritor. it m a c c a ro h lT spaghetti, verm icelli. A D C D gvT*0,1 S *niord B. M. R O B IN SO N , (Seat.) dried lhal U pa nr before the Fete Is herrhy or u* yllOQ- manager. ’’‘Tench peas, etc. G a x n u A Ro berts . SI. Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. ruary Rufo. ii* t next being February 1. I Loti. Block 7. Tier 2 Owner Unknown. iíoí^fromS be alídevlt of the City SoTo the «defendant, r ntuiiu, Owner w ann Unknown. unamiwi). It appearing frutn th«t ' afYl.lavit til th*Citr Solid tJtraraM « City of Sanford hem e Bled that he aptNMUlii* íruín ••I?“ " . that ! . . . you are a g non-re*raent non-resident eg of toe the State Cibrërs state ti tat tor of the City of Sanford herein filed, that he be 3 llar ida. and that your residence is unknown. I lleve» that you are a non-resident of the Sute of '¡Tod L i That ” ,« there U er-1 Uno person In thie this State the a per1 Florida, and amt that your reaidence li unkoowa, and ni a subpoena upon whom would bind you, and that there la no peraon In this ttate the service <>i rice of * iU over the age a f 21 year*. 1 - -■*---------------- -*■----------- **“ ' * ___ t> lino. said court, yntt appear answer the bill filed an_____ id set forth the natura of your respective interests In. right td. 01 liens upon iron real estate situate in the Cl\y o Sanford, ami drscritiej in the* bill as) 1-of y. Block y, Tter B*. It i * ‘ (iirther or.lerci thst th!» «leder he published In thè Sanford Herald, a nen-fiaper publishcl in said City, once a »eek for etght Icoiuecdlivc wreks prior lo said rul* day. Witness my hand and teal of the said cir­ cuii court thi* and day of December. A. D. ■eoS. B. M. R O B IN S O N , (S ea t) 16 8 Clerk Circuit Court, Orange Conni,. . &'a’ or P S v S Ä X ’S Ä i . Ä * ■** «f a 1“ A & iïï. a. »“itá™*“ »— y tr 3 W M M M H E , ■- ys . -p ^ • n r i �December 'TME “SINFÖinr flEKAUT 12, Are You Looking For Flowing Wells Guaranteed One Thousand Acres of Celery Land $100.00 to $150.00 Per Acre Reasonable Cash Payments and Balance on Easy Terms Lands Adapted to Celery, Lettuce, Cauliflower, Potatoes, Etc S It Is nn asset, that Is worth - more to 114 In the coming-era of phospcrithan anything clso we possess." Mr. Fox gave many statistics to prove Soullicrn Commercia Congress> the argument which he ndvnnced that the developement of the waterways would Begins Important Session be a paying proposition. He ^showed, for instance, that in the | case of nine southern harbors where Im­ provements have been made the percent­ age of increase in commerce at those I (mints during the |>eriod from 1890 to 1007 has ranged from 63 per cent in the lowest case.to more than 2.800 per cent I in the highest.- lie sitowrd by statistics t that 538,572,128 ex|>endeil in deepening I these nine _harbors bus resulted in an t annual increase of commerce of more , titan $1,060,000,000, . I Declaring that the South is a "goodly 1 JHiid.~^nanq of Improving simjtnrv conditions and beneficent climate which will moke of It n territory unexcelled. in all t that (tertnins to lieuith and vigor in man. Surgeon General Wyman, uf the Public . Health and Murine Hospital Service, ' spoke most favorably of the climate and , health conditions of the present South. I "Open air life is on all sides admitted t to he n hygienic and tmrh-nt life is certainly more practicable in the South, where the winters are mild and ibo~iummer«-1onBrbur-nor-tntDtcrnbler 1 than in the Nprth where, though the sumI luers are short, the winters are often so ! cold «is to confine the people much of the - tlm rto their hnm«r~ SIxlF-WeTo seventy is the winter means of Soutliern Florida, and any one who sees how the A factor which has prevented better hotels in Florida fill up in midwinter will transportation, ft was pointed out, has fed sure that there is no popular dislike been the alleged hostility of some legis­ for such a condition of the weather. In latures of the southern dates to railroads, summer, however, the South has a little but a chunged sentiment has come over the worst of it from the point view of the-legislatures, it was stated, and the t«mperatttfe.4>ut itis not so bad as many rnilruods are planning increased facilities. suppose. anford , F l o r id a NEGRO SHOOTING SCRAPES Crap Shooting Winds Up In Pistol Shooting. Several negroes engaged in a "skin" game last Saturday night,which ended up in a row,resulting in the killing of Walter Simmons by Robert Rivers. The latter made good his escape, although one or the party, John Williams, will face the Circuit Court this - week to answer the charge of accessory. The shooting oc­ curred between Sanford and Celery AveAt the sumc'plncc fin Sunday 'e’ventng a negro named Heck was shot through the right lung by a negro assailant whose identity remains unknown, although two other negroes who were present at the Umeof-thc~*hooTtng Tre'Tield for the crime. E R T A IN LY NOT, never thought of such n tiling. It’s tlie other fellow who will likely go. You have nor yet your family well- pro vitlotj for nor all the debts lifted from your Property, so you will live. Your Buildings may bum, so you keep them insured. How would it do to let one o f the Strongest Life Insurance compnnteslirtlre' WORLD carry !lij)r~ risk ill* ai your —Life; instead o f forcing it upon your W ife and Children? A little money saved this wny, each year; will make life in later years comfortuhle und happy. Do not fail to examine the C ~* E n u im h le L ife 's - believe that without that 1 first being mnde, followed by •accurate surveys and the assembling of all possible knowledge on-the -subject the acheme^wm beHa 1 costly failure; are charged wit!) being 1 opposed to all drainage of the everglades. There is nothing remarkable about it. The course of history shows that those who uphold the truth are very apt to be scorned and flouted by their own gen- Standard Policy W RITE Preseribed by the New York_Stote Law Life Assurance Society or THE UNITED STATES L COLES, Jr., Genera! - P. WELBORNE, Special Agent Agent, Jacksonville, Florida j ; J. N. N. WHITNER. 1 Resident L1*1 ; The unreasonlng violehce of those who can see nothing in the demand for scientific Investigation of the subject of The question of the ao-caUod sectional­ The State Talr ism of the South was a feature of the ' J. W. White, of the Seaboard Air Line, day's proceedings. It was referred to and yilbur McCoy, of the Atlantic Coast first by Secretary Strauss, who declared Une, heads, of the industrial nnd immi­ In his address:' “ We ure at the crest of gration departments of those railroads, write the State Fair management that nothing better than the State Fair could be advised to assist them- in their work of Inducing "visitor« and settlers to this« {in wisdom. the whole country. state. These ^gentlemen know whereof -Oysters, fresh nil the ttBii" fifid' served in discussing the ipimtmrtrf the “ WA ter Courses of the South," John A. Fox. actual benefits of former State Fairs, and In all styles at The Dairy Kitchen, in BUlie apcciul director of the National Rivers think that the next Fair, under its new Hand's place. und Harbors Congress, declared that he mauSfcment. will be the greatest of all. The Herald Is fully. equipped to print fine stationery of all kinds. All the latest knows of no more valueable asset which the South (tosses today than its water' 4 Superior printing for all purposes at Tur type and material and “the men behind the type" who know bow. HutALo office. « ways. S A M P L E S 'vO F V / A I L P A P g g n ' 1" "U l I'SPCT Will change uninviting dumtl rooms Into an attrscdve cheerful home. We place at your door th« privilege of wdecttoni from the laracat y d most varied ttocE U CARD »• A POST dry itating too®* you intend (Mpcn11*.” bring you «mp1« j| rou Intend pwnuo« send for prices-nd«W card. We hs»C ft S i n PAINT, sndca you otv P R IS C A BALFE-CONROY COMPAN Q uickly and N e a t ly E xecu te« “ • Th e H era ld P r in tin g Company �C H R IS TM A S EDITION ’.î; sÇ ^<!5S rg> LlÜr. ■rtv mm: wmmzv 1 1 , ) * m fj/S n { s r ! ¡1] ! ,li«|| • rrsÌrT' ^ j j 1 \\ 7 / "^ 1 Æ & -________________ . - : .J, —------ -------1— ---------------------------;" !)< | jjA - .... SANFO R D , F L O R ID A December 19th �THE SANrORD HERALD. December 191908 FR ED ER IC K H. RAND, Pres. G EO . H. FE R N A LD , Vice-Pres. F. P. F O R S TE R , Cashier B. F. W H ITN ER , JR ., Ass’t. Cashier FREDERICK H. RAND F. P. FO R S TE R GEO. H. F E R N A LD S. O. C H A S E Bi R. SW OO PE A. R. K E Y , T e lle r A. L. BETTS, Book-keeper J. C. H A M ILT O N , C ollector Surplus and Profits, $20,000 Capital, $25,000 OF SANFORD s this opportunity to wish all its friends and depositors a Merry Christmas and mâ 1M building and equipment which- has been recently completed. Whitje Georgia Marble—the interiqfW^ Th e exterior is of i^Je^MdiQfgany and Bronze combined most c in far, m o st important, the vault o f masonry and steel containing one o f the most massive burglar proof steel money chests in use in the State. The vault is also equipped with safety \ deposit boxes, where all *valuables are beyond the reach o f fire or thieves, and the * * . * latest “and most approved methods o f filing and preserving the records o f the Bank, The O fficers and will take through, pleasure and Clerks in of the Bank showing , callers explaining the purpose of every part o f the use and equipment First National Bank The nized and the O f fi cers as and Directors are recog­ am ong the progressive most Business ness successful M en of State is me omy manorial DanK in mis oeciion or tne otate tjovern- ^ ment Supervision is every year becoming more rigid, tl examina tloh intd“bvery detail more careful, and the word, “National” " 1 connection with a bank is being made synonymous with “Safety In this Section and one of the O L D E S T IN T H E S T A T E now, after all the years thatjt has stood and served the pc is bigger, stronger and better than ever before. Sound bus and sound banking go together. The strength of this Ban help you in all of your undertakings if you are one o f i t « n a F IR S T N A TIO N A L BANK v �SANFORD I N S A N F O R D — Life SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1908 THE JOYOUS YULETIDE Contrlbutor Forecasts A Bright dren, each intent on happiness. Their own happiness ? No, indeed; And happy holiday AIL HAIL TO OLD SANTA CLAUS Me Come to All Homes, to the L ___ F ' the happiness of others— for has not He whose nntni day comes with the dawn said: "It is much better to give than to receive ?’* Peloeo o*~tho Wootthy . . ------ 4 f4 M i Christmas, tide. WiUlrn for The Herald :. L __ . r.hmtmaa. 19081 The new day • will dawn Friday morning over a l * snowless city, bu‘t snowless as may 1» the day there are on all sides ex­ ternal evidence that another Christ­ mas has come— a merry Christmas, r blitlisome Christmas, and a Christ­ mas that gives premonition o f a happy New Y ear to follow. Christmas is always merry and joyous, save alone in the home where the corpse of some dear one lies si— i rdrf SreverTthe rigid record On its cur­ rent is bourne nought but the most generous thoughts that animate civ­ ilized and Christianized h u m a n itythoughts which make the. world bright, even if that brightness is cv- stantial evidences of his presence ___ the destinies of fmnilits have, been seen on mantel and chair, table nn<T known to be influenced by "sparks.” cradle ? But v When this festival of the people of enter only by the chimney ? will lie Noreeland was absorbed in Christ­ the question asked by many a child­ inas, Santa Claus must needs come ish pair of lips Christmas morning. by the way the Goddess Hertha has Why Y It is the avenue lie has trav­ opened for him, and during all the eled for centuries— uye, since it was years that lie between the then and prepared for him in the frozen North, nbw Santa Clans bos traveled no r-w i i jiii * in the home of the Vikings, Gy the other way. Is there anyone so cyn­ Norse Goddess Hertha. At the festi­ ical of things of life, so cruel, ns to val held in her honor the house was always decked with evergreens— the same evergreens tha'pseent the rooms of twentieth century homes. An ul- Christinns is a day for Christians to celebrate. Christ, whose natal day will be celebrated then, was once a man among men, teaching men the higher lessons of life— lessons^ that led to happiness on earth and peace and good will among the nations of the earth. It is a duy that brings memories and thoughts of the great, future to the lightest o f hearts. It is a day llia t makes one loathe the inspirationTirCow's dreadful picture of a skeleton lenning leeringly out o f the tomb and scmwling with onebony finger on the side thereof the tnr of Hat stones called Hertha's expect so much on the morrow ? terrible word, "Ndda"— nothing. Yes, the duy is not wholly the day of the children. ' Men love to perpetunte the memories of their child­ hood. One does not bnnish Robinson Crusoe from one’s heart when oije hu$ caused to believe fiction fact. The religion of one ago has often liexuiuciliiuxxit ry iitlim Iiexl^-During: the middle ages Europe w n S 'lii’ its imaginative childhood. Belieia which to us are fnneies were then religious creeds. Many of them still linger, half believed among the peosants of the old world, ami give nil atmosphere of peculiar sanctity to Christmas eve. In parts of Ger­ many the belief still flutters in many a heart that on Christmas eve, the .holy night, all nature bloomed witli tlie pristine loveliness of Eden. On its return they believe the Heavens still drop healing dews, and the aspen tree distills a precious balsam. On this holy night, alone of all the year, It is-liclievod the quivering as­ pen tree has rest. For eighteen cen­ turies its leayes have shivered with the guilty consciousness that it fur­ nished wood for the cross o f Him.to. whom nil tin; world today sings loud hosannas of joy. Oa Christmas eve the quivering aspen rests,\filled with the delightful , consciousness of the iuct that from its trunk came also ihe wood for the cradle in which Marj^rockud the Redeemer of the of a life which but a few heavy hours previous was fitfully flickering as the candles that dimly illuminate the room from which before the dawning of Christmas day a precious ____ yuil went fqrth to meet Him whose * namlday air the civilized world is * ' celebrating. Christmas is merry I In the cities the soft carillon o f innumerable church chimes before daybreak call die faithful and devout to early mass, drowning the rumble nnd roar of down town newspaper presses. From stained gloss church windows composite beams of radiant light illuminate the gloom of the streets -without, an earnest of the unortifirial brightness that will follow on the heels of the awakening o f the city. A merry Christmas! Yes. for all "humps over which the shadow of dread death does not hover, and for every home in which t|»e merry and gleeful prattle of children welcome the coming of that day essentially the chrildren's day— Christmas. for who would not be merry whose heart is not heavy with sorrow or A leafless bough of as jam placed in water on St. Andrew's night will hlossmn; the story nm^Toii Christmas eve, and roses of Jericho will adorn it all the year. whose eyes are not bedimined with tears? - Even cynlcä Welcome thé coming 61 this day of days, for even to them It brings brightness. On nil sides human nature stands forth un­ masked. and from all hearts, all eyes and all lips comes happy evidences of a day that is divested of the armor of sonlidness and selfishness that mark too many of the other days Tfiargo to niuEe up the year— 0 (lay" thu* is absolutely unselfish— a day of days devoted to the cultivation o f all those graces that make life bright and sparkling in contrast w ifil the dreary days of tlie year that is fast dying. The death of the y ea r! Yes, Christmas murks the rattle. It is u glorious death, though, for even tlie most cruel of years— a death that with light hi Its eyes, happi^ .In its heart, laughter in its voice, witlAdl around the innocent, artless Prattle of happy, childish hearts to aiake its last days a pleasure, to di­ vest them o f all pain and all sorrow. For even though the years must die, Mill their death Is happy; for is not the Christmas always happy ? Christmas, 1908, is to be a merry hi town the streets ore onescent and illuminative o f but one week in the fifty-two thut constitute the calendar year. Christinas, 19081 A ll hail to Santa Claus! H eavy be the load that he brings to all homes, and may tlie chimneys through which he enters be as wide and capacious as the day for happiness and merriment- May he come to all homes, to the tene­ ment o f tlie poor, to the residential palace o f the wealthy. Santa Claus bright and unselfish convention Is not n mugwump, for he is true to alities are heard coming from lips all and blesses all. Childish hearts ! but voice the brightness o f tlie Christmas morning will give all hail hrart concealed. to Santa Claus, for are not the sub- stones, contracted eventually into "hearthstones," nnd placed at one extremity of the hall in which the family assembled. Upon this fir boughs were piled, and ithe flnming, resinous torch was-applied. A s the crackling, writhing boughs sliriveled. the Goddess'Hertha was supposed to descend through the oilorous smoke and so ’ guide tlie flames that those skilled in Saga lore could predict the destinies of each person present from the move inent of the fireflakes.' Some irrev­ erent spirit has suggested that these were not the only occasions on which Christinns is not alone the chil­ dren’s d a y ; it is n memorial of the childhood o f Christendom, uud in the churches on that morning will be chanted hymns of prniseto Him who came to earth that men might be made better and saved • from them­ selves for something higher, nobler, on "tlie other side of the silent grave. Christians is the day of days for the juvenile, but it is a day that recalls the teachings o f the mother who perhnps has gone before— a mother whose memory is never forgotten even amldajjl the gaiety of Christinas. At 12 o'clock Christinas eve, ac­ cording to this quaint and beautiful Gemimi legend, the pains of the lost are relaxed, Judas sleeps ujxin his bed of fire. For an hour Herod ceases to dank his chains. On this night Pontius Pilnte's ghost, which dm«—wandered—uLi—tlm ..yr.iir.mi it»» summit,of Mt. Pilatus vainly striving’ to cleanse its hands in the water of ■'Dead-Alan's hike," but only'gcnerailiig storms and tem pesra^byther endeavor, rests until the duwnof Christmas day. The Wandering Jew hears no longer the goading voice of "Onwurdl ever onward!" The daugh­ ter of Herodius, doomed to spin an eternal dance in circles round the Arctic pole, finds rest on Christmas ove. Mountains on that eve.open their sides. The subterranean gno­ mes cast forth gems of gold which are wasted with tlie sum! down river channels for tlie use of men. Water drawn this night o f nights, tlie legend tells, will change to wine or preserve its sweetness l hrqugh pi] the year to come. * A t 12 o’clock animals are imbued with powers of speech and prophesy. Tlie planets stand still while the beasts of the forest and pluin kneel in prayer for them. Tlie sound o f church bells w ill be heard wherever a church lias � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1908 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 12, 1908 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 12, 1908. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 12, 1908;<a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank"> Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/86354e8320619d78904977416bb5a66e.pdf 8fb63a2dc4b6bb5ef6b5e9606eb3c52b PDF Text Text — •« « » .K , tue T H F DFi » » hCRALO November jirounJJlitlsngcrJlteJantL is injadiiva, BRADY MAKES ANOTHERADDRESS €rmrt WttrtnroT Ctrrti -SHIP-ONLY MATURED f ru| j . The approach of the holidays bring to tlon the_lnrger~Is~lhe yield. The valley our minds the idea of gifts nnd the of the Rio Grande has proved to be the To the Voter» at the Coming Mu thoughts turn to the selection of a suit­ When Properly Packed Wilt Alw,,, Le tte rs and C om m unications on most favored region for onion growing— Bring the Highest Market S ' nlclpal election able offering for the loved ones. While there the water supply is pumped direct IN. H. •'Fm i in Jackton-ni. F*»lit, m_ on • tour of Inspection The Herald man V a rio u s Timely Topics. from the river into the large Irrigating To the Voter* of Sanford : r ' “» h*. J I have submitted to you the plstform happened Into the emporium of Henry ditchesTit a cost of about $9 per acre;— The wet Weather for the In some of the districts they have the ur upon which 1 stand as a candidate for McLauiln, the well known Jeweler and his Which still, continues COLUM N DEVOTED TO P EO P LE teslatx supply. The best results are ob mayor of Sanford. This I believe, in fair wonderful display of articles Is enough to those who are desirous t o h n « ^ ^ * tained by giving the plants abundance1 o ’ ness and Justice to the people, should be dazuv the eyse of alt who behold them ment of immature fruit, but mol.rZ?" water—irrigating freely every day during done by every candidate for office. In They ore arrayed In a tempting manner able to the fruit growers it, gmer.iT' .In This Department will be round the the llrst sixty days; after that, until har this I think you will agree with me. I re­ from the most expensive and extravagant «very day's delay of dipping rl^ * U" alize that It Is the absolute right of every diamonds and Jewelry to the orange wood critical time adds to the this Views, Opinions and Comment vest, once a week. , 7 ,..... ... tnc maturity of1 n voter to know the position any candidate o f Practical W riters. souvenirs that bespeak the native clime froltand IU delicious quality so much id! The estimated cost from the seed bet |We Invite cnvrwpnmlrrwr on live look* from ell to the loading on the cars is $130 to $200 takes In regard to issues of thecampalgn, of Florida. Diamonds In rings, pendants, mired In bygone times when the a J S section» of the County, alio new* Item* of Interest. and they should demand this Information. pins, brooches and ear rings, Watches Brevity will linurr prompt puMIcntlon. Article» per acre. Harvesting Is usually done in of green fruit was unknown. EvJ H contrarv to the view» of the Editor will be pub- ApriL There has never been a crop fall I have, tlierefore, regardless of whatever from the best solid gold ones to the Ingergrower In the state Is aware of . J , ' lUhrd, but abuilvo and anonymou* communk-aaction my opponents in this campaign ■oil for the boys. The Howard watch is o I ton» will be rejected. Wc will not be retpoculble ura tn on loft growing In Texas. For Dial a very large majority of the r it l Ipr opinion» e ip r e n o i by contrilHitur» All com few years some trouble was experience« take, frankly stated my position, and special strong feature of this line. The fruits of Florida ore not ^ munt< ntrslloa* Intended f current l*»ue must be In __________________ J Tor hand not later than Tueaday p. m .)—Eo. In properly marketing the cropi, but 00 believe, after considering my platform, handsome line of china hand painted Tnd before the month of Janun/jT A W hy Not a Crate F a cto ry ? per cent of the growers formed an associ there will be no doubt In your minds asto decorated, cut glassjirtlcles, sterling silver gate? sktn bags nnd the month of December nnd that li u „ 7 ution and employed a sales agent at my exact position In regard to these Is­ goods, toilet sets, alliga To the Editor of Tux It« aid Several montiis ago 1 noticed several $7,000 per annum to direct the market sues. L therefore, feel that in this respect pocket books, Waterman fountain pens, as the regular season should u.mmenee. articles In The Herald nnent the construe Ing; this method has proved highly sue I bavé done my full duty toward you. Roger's silver plate, knives and forks then there would be no kick corning « L , I realize, as every other property holder gold bracelets in all patterns, lockets and tion of n crate factory In Sanford, nnd the ccssfuL During the last two years top green full and unsatisfactory Idea appealed to me very strongly, ns It prices have been obtained and “ Tcxaa must, that our d ty taxes are extremely neck chains, pendant necklaces In the Fully matured Florida . fmlt lJrowtlseems to me that a city situated as our Bermuda Onions" are supplanting~lhe exhnrbltnnt. Of course there Is a reason latest designs, gold and silver cuff but­ packed will In all cases bring the high« for lL That reason Is based upon the fact tons, ebony goods and a vast display of own would bo nble-to' support factories crop from’the Islands. market price, which is always smlifacto,! and offer more Inducements regarding Now to sum up: If all this can be done that ourcltyhns practically noother means souvenir goods makes a glittering array to the growers, and the organizing of .|| sites nnd water transportation than any In Texas, what may be accomplished In of obtaining funds with which to meet the that cannot fall to attract the purcliaser. of-tha growers In the state will other dtrfn-riOTWa.'^atffl#5nf:i»-‘WF«rtt5oY<fitffi?'Witirenrtinte, soil and abundant necessary expenses of government, The gooes are of tb e -b e st-q o a ttir-» fl*j ^ large at present but that a company could irrigationT - -Apparently the conditions firmly believe and am absolutely convinced, fully sustain the reputation of the house vice that can be given to tho dim* fruit that If lite dtyow ns and operates a water­ of McLauiln to hnndle only the highest growers of the st/itc ' secure a building site and, riparian rights could not be more favorable. is to organ!» at a t a nominal cost—land which in a few The markets of the United States, Cana works and lighting plant, a revenue that grade. Next week the public Is cordially once and keep organizing until every would greatly Assisi to meet the neces­ years will be too valuable to dispose of da and Europe are open to " Snnford Ber­ Invited to visit the store and make the grower In the -state has enlisted In the sary expenses of government would be ■elections early while the stock Is com for that purpose. 1 have failed so far to muda Onions. —Henry H. D e a n e . ranks, for tiion, and not till then, can they produced, which, in addition to the saving pleie. Mr. McLauiln' announces that the see where any inducements have been Jacksonville. H a. Nov. 2 «. control the markets ns demanded. tl*n of the $4,000 now paid each year lyj the store will remain open every evehfof Co ofTcretl to capitalists to locate any such there can be no gluts, nnd slaughtering of Tttanhaglvlnl Services city fur water and lights, would enable us accommodate the holiday shoppers and enterprise in this city, although if the prices, as is the case under the present Union Thnnksglving services were held to reduce taxes. There is no doubt in my right party appears and shows a disposi­ every one sliould take advantage of this cut-throat conditions. We can often retion to ‘ do business, the public spirited In the Baptist church Thursday mornlnt mind, and I presume no one will question opportunity. celve much benefit by observing the « . citizens of this city can be depended up­ at 10:30 o'clock, and a representative uu that waterworks and lighting plants are periences of others and in many dience of Sanford people was In attend­ Week o f Prayer good Investments, not simply because sue on to come across with Die goods. Sev­ add to oitr prosperity by improving on ance. The first three nights of this week were cessini elsewhere, but also because the eral are of the opinion that lumber would .that experience, os conditions requite, for The various church choirs united In ren­ present owners of these franchises In this observed as a time of prayer by the ladles be difficult to procure for lids purpose, but none are too old to live ntul learn tom*, onocitlxeit remarked the Other day that dering some excellent music, adding much d ty ore not willing to dispoee of them— of the Methodist church. The Home and thing new every dny. The timeli coming —Iim rd erttrfu rth cr the 1n*l alia tlon of such to the enjoyment nf the day's exercises. tho lighting plant especially, the owners Foreign Missionary societies united In the D. B. Sweat read a portion ot the of which óre-wow-before tho-eity-council servlcesrand-nrach information pertain­ JOtl IHrt ln the fnp_ distant future;-wfiifr" —n factory ho woldd donut» tin* necoMfiry eighth chapter of Deuteronomy ns a scrip­ endeavoring to secure another franchise. ing to these important deparUnentsof the all of the citrus fruit crops of the United timber from a tract of land near this city, States will bo sold through one great ture lesson, following which he led In an I am sure you appreciate fully the bur­ church was given out Monday evening ns he wishes to clear It up for planting. system, and by auction sule.the prices dens uf still greater taxation, und hope was devote«) to the cause of Home Mis­ Another proposition that would nppeal earnest prayer. obtained being governed by the quality Tito proclamations Issued by President you realize the grent importance of our sions nnd Tuesday tho foreign field was to the prospective Investors Is thnt of und condition of the fruit, which will be * considered. Wednesday both Interests buying up a timber tract on Lake Monroe Roosevelt and Governor Broward were read taking steps to prevent this. stimulant to-every grower and gwicker to by Dr. J. T. Denton. Having publicly presented my platform received nttentipn. Mrs. Hamilton sang or Lake Harney and rafting the. logs to Tito freewill ottering of the congregation for your consideration, and defined my po­ on Monday evening, Mrs. Mettlnger on make their best efforts to rzcel in the the mill nt Sanford. careful handling of their fruit under iuch However «»-Umtwnny be, it would seem was divided among the churches repre­ sition In rtflR I thereto, I ngnin respect-' Tuesday ami on Wednesday evening the conditions, which is sure to prevail in (be Junior League delighted the audience ,tha( Sanford should have a crate factory, sented in the service, to be used in help­ fully solicit your support and sufTernge. near future. The fanners (for nil fruit with a beautiful song. These special seRespectfully, and while the local demand could not be ing the poor and needy. growers nre farmers) will come into their Rev. J. F. McKinnon, of the Presbyterian eclions. In addition to the regular music, —E. E. Brady. depended ujxm to keep the factory run­ own, and should become the mo»t hide, mode up a very Interesting program for ning full time, it Would ccrtninly be a church, delivered the sermon. HeSelectod pendent and happy class of resident» on as his text some verses from the eighth great Inducement, nnd this whole section Connected with this ¡taper is n printing the week of prayer. The free-will offer­ tills great globe, und organizing und keep­ chapter of Deuteronomy. He showed how could be worked for business in this linf. office capable of producing the highest ing was divided between the two societies. ing organized is the great golden key to The question of a crate factory should we, ns American people, have much cause grade of office nnd society stationary. JT iii? H e r a l d 's ‘phone Is No. 148.) that desirable happiness mnl comfort. be Investigated nnd sj>ecinl inducements for thanksgiving. Our nation Is nt |*ace with nil other nations, nnd prosperity offered to prospective investors. There are scvernl parties who are anxious to lo­ smiles upon us. Emphasising the words m iG ia cate in Sanford In tills venture and It of the chief of our nation he said while -would bo well for the Board of Trade to there had been some financial pressure In look them up and go over the ground.. If the land, still our |>eople are doing well. possible, this enterprise should be started Truly we dwell in n goodly land. The At once,ns "every little bit added towhnt speaker showed how ns n Christian nation wo should be thankful for material bless­ you have makes a little bit more.” ings, for Intellectual progress, nnd above _ -—C itizen . all for spiritual advancement. He con­ Sonfofd Lands Are Ideal For the tended thnt the world was growing better and that every man of us had great cause Growth o f Bermuda Onions ffnr ♦LicitiiHri *11y tr>rj ^ s-*,. /' . . , ryuntwrOrttif rtrTATJt----------- One thing surprised him. In looking A recent magazine article on Bermuda onion growing in TexuH has buttressed Over the iwoclmnntlons Issued by our rulers mo so deeply that I send you this,com­ not (mu reference to the Great Source of ment, fcullng sure the question of adding all Blessings—God's greatest ¿lft^tir man, the Bermuda onion to the already large "Ills Only Begotten Son." He closed with nn optical to the jieople nnd valuable list of money crops ut San­ not to forget God, In the midst nf their ford will prove highly Interesting to your qterity an d pleasant surroundings, lest readers.—----— — — -------------The rapid growth of this industry In his curse come upon us. * * s » The closing prayer was ofTcred by Rev Texas, together with the preparation of the land, the care necessary ip planting C. E. Richards, of the Congregational and cultivating, the absolute necessity of church, who also pronounced the bcncdic _______ '___________ ___ thorough Irrigation, and the large returns tlon.’ received from the crop—all lliesc ore so Quaint Quibbles from Sis Hopkins nearly identical with the growth and Fools rush in where angels fear to go to m oney'value of the celery industry In bed. your city—that the attention Is arrested Tiio supine man just naturally tumbles and interest aroused. * into the soup. . About ten years ago, T. C..Nyo began Thu woman who gets stuck up is Just experimenting near Laredo. Tokos, j>lant- naturally |>aste<L -Ind only n few acres of onions; establlshCapacity for work,—and not Calaboose ing a small Irrigation plant, he obtained" whiskey, Is what maxes « malt. an abundant yield. Gradually Increasing Dentists ought to make guod soldiers— his acreage, by 1000 there were about they are drilling all the lime. fifty acres in that vicinity. The success Mnny a rich man’s home, as far as edmof each succeeding crop has served as an fort Is concerned—Is real n-lce. incentive of ucreagc, resulting In several There is never fair sailing In court-ship hundred acres of raw land being added when a man guts three *1reels In the wind, to the cultivated urea each year, until Ma says some men are so stingy that now the total acreage is about twenty- they never tr^l a story at their own ex flvo hundred acres of land,with an annual pense. crop of a money value of $2,000,000. Ma says somo wimin delight in showing Onion growing has done another thing how agreeable they can bo—to their rela­ to help Texas. Is has been the means of tives. . adding more than $2,000,000 Jo the Pa says the Ideal woman Is the one who value of her lands. Before the inaugura­ tells Iter husband th at she loves the odor tion of the onion Industry, much of this of pipe sm oke.___'________ , land~'ooald have been purchased at $1 Adam was a courteous old chap. When and $2 per acre; now It Is hard to get a he led Eve out of the garden he said: “Now valuo placed upon the land, some suggest­ Is the time to take your leaf.” ing $1,000, others $2,000 per ucre, others Popularity consists usually in having yet who will not sell at anyjprice. The the ability to listen attentively to people similarity of p u t nnd present values at talking about themselves. Sanford, and the sentiment of her land Pa says wben a woman callg another ten, are strikingly coincident;-----a huzzy'—It Is pretiy sure i&it her hus­ In Texas the seed bed is planted die band has said something complimentary * ' * ... # * . j latter part of September; In six or eight of her., •> weeks the plants are ready for trausplantPansy Bonehead's pome: There lives ing. The ground la put in aa liiarough a In Helena, Montana, a simple young thing condition of mellowness as la possible named Anna, Ho asked liar for her fin. "*• , I with plow, burrow, rake and drag. Al­ She gasped "you win," And up to the par­ t' good crops ore obtained on new son he ran her. iiim H A H , - '>I. SANFORD an in v e s tm e n t ----- IN S A N F O R D L A N D Is the Surest Money Maker in all the Southern States ~ □ Celery Lands and Celery City Property If you want any of these lands, see us ---- Terms to suit your pocket-book HOLDEN REAL ESTATE TO. SAN FO RD , FLA. r-tiiW — , s E F raE n q g �»AOES— P a r t II—P a i « s I to 8 ( SA N F O R D H E R A L D I N S A N F O R D -—Life ia Worth Living SANFORD. FLORIDA. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 5. 1908 HEWS OF THE WORLD MAYOR LA K E STATES POSITION. time of entertaining the idea of the municipal ownership of public utilities. Without bonding for the purpose, of municipal ownership can not for n moment be seriously considered, ns nl tire present time the amount derived by the city from taxation is barely sufficient to. meet its actual yearly running expenses and the interest on its outstanding bonds. And again I desire to cnil your at­ tention to tho fact thnt, like' extension of the city limits, municipal ownership is a mnttcr thnt the Mnyor has nothing to do with. The question belongs to the people ns a whole, to Ire settled by their votes Clear and Concise Letter Upon the Vital question». Items of Interest Gleaned From To the Voter* of the City of Sanford: Various S o u rc e s v OPENINGS DURING TH E WEEK ntrt ,M Reader» Will rind a Brief HUtorlcal Sprint riow lng For tlurrlad Reoder» TV department of agriculture at WashIciton hu ordered n quarantine against JJ entire »ute of Maryland In retard to ante and «he«P on • coount of ^ oppeuince of foot and mouth disease. While si work 500 feet down In a salt j g j lt Oakwood, M lddgan.'last week, tznen lost their lives by stoppage of the »k-wpply tube. A bronte statue of Sam Davis, the Con federate scout who was captured during the wsr with papers and plans of Federal positions in his possession, and executed, hu been erected in Nashville, Tenn. His life sn<l freedom were offered If he would tenwho gave him the documents, but repIW: “Had I a thousand lives I would Ve them ail before I would^ betray "m y it» n - * ____ i Glenn Vollva. who succeeded John Alex udtr Dowle ns head of Zion City, has been notified by tire court that the prep­ a y will be restored to tire Zionites on fripnent of $1.300.000 to cover Indebt­ edness'of the city. During a dense fog In New York bay hat week, the Panama line steamer Fiuks pa her outward-bound trip, was run Into and sunk by the incoming Steamer Gargle of the White Star line. Four per­ son lost their lives by drowning. Aiiotto cholera has again made Its ap­ pearance In St. Petersburg, Russia Samuel B. Donnelly of Brooklyn, N. Y., has been appointed government public printer to SBccccd John S. Leech, resigned. The latter will return to the Philippines na public printer for the Islnnds. A remarkable tribute wna paid to tho memory of Rev. Father H. F. O'Reilly at Shenandoah. Pa., tit his funeral last week. Twenty-five collieries were strut down, the public schools closed and ntlhuslncss sus­ pended during the solemn occasion.- Fully 30.000 persons, including 200 priests, paid their respects to the dead. L » P»_i .S t ••• • « __ ~ V— «BMiniw• w in n mitre nr »• v nroostn, Cs, has received an order for 000,000 yinli of doth at a price aggregating $21,000. . *•' _L TH E PLATFORM OF E. E. BRADY To the People of Sonfonl: ■ H and desiring to see our city advance and lake its place as the foremost inland city of ourState, which distinction properly belongs to* us, and having no other motive than the .up-. building J if «smfrml nmi .ita greater prosperity. H aivc. imim im m l m y . I'nnriiihmy-for-Um -oflim-trf— Mayor, and take pleusure in presenting to you my Platform, in which I have embodied the issues which I believet-are foremost in the minds of our citizens und best adapted to bring nbout the desired re su it: ******* Friday, the building was R ered to be on fire and all rushed Ê ^tosvlng practically ail their effects in m 10 *** Hcatroyad by tire flames. " « ■ gift to the Episcopalian of Albany from Spencer Trask. I nm in favor of reduction of tnxes. — # ♦ ■ ‘Mrt lost their lives. Wmle R. you has received a vert o * 12. tg is ^ b u ,U ™s wJ*o was ooUlslon while be was nnengl““ « « ^ a n y a employ, ‘ i I nm in fnvor of better fire protection. ■* . . . I am in favor yf paving and keeping in projier condition our streets and nvenues. I am iiM nvur of city extension, p ro v id e d the city can guarantee to tlje inhabitants of the contiguous territory aU the benefits to which they would be eiUitlctLofl tax-paying citizens; but 1 "v ig o ro u sly opposeThtrplnn of extension as presented by the- present adm inistration, which I believe. to be unfair und unjust. ; I nm in favor of inunicijud ownership of a Lighting Plant und Water Works ns a ineaiuT whereby to obtain revenue with which to m eet the necessary expenses of City G overnm ent • If elected I wiTenforce strictiy and imp'»r*,"T r~ " "»he Ordinances ot our city. — ■-;sr , ••nectfully, .. E . B g A D Y m Sanford. H o riJ« . A W . m i - r 1 X X J^ n X E E M D IT fo rd ’s Early Lettuce TRUTH STRANGER THAN FICTION Over Fourteen Hundred Dollars N etted From One Acre o f Snnrord's Soil In Nlnpty Days Sanford hns gnined name and fnme throughout the world as the "Celery City, «h* »**>«»ho» been rightfully bestowrrtr for Sanford celery has become most popu­ lar with lire buyers in the northern mar­ kets, und with conditions in tho market favorable, tire celery growers never full to reap n small fortune. There are other crops,,however, thnt. while overshadowed by King Celery In the vegetable kingdom, yet. nevertheless, for a quick crop to Ire pulled off‘before the celery hns fairly been started, cer­ tainly need not Ire relegated to the rear In popularity, nnd in the opinion 6f many prospective land, buyers this week rim lettuce crop bids fair to outrival tire eel. ery in public favor, Lettuce Is planted In many Instances ns a starter, or to get the Innd |n good Blmpe for tire planting of celery, and thus in many instances tire people who learn of Sanford's ^wonderful Inducements to tire grower never bear of lettuce until they reach the scene of operation. Snnford lettuce lias always been in great demand and Sanford growers hnve nlwnya achieved great success with their plants, and supply these plants‘In many oilier sections of the state to growers who are not fortunate enough to hnve the subinegation system nnd flowing wells. Hut this seasontlic returns from lettuce-' hnve been so great ns to lie beyond belief. Doe instance is cited to demonstrate the wonderful possibilities of Sanford soil: Mr. Joe Cameron is nwell known grower and one of tire pioneers in Sanford, n innn known far nnd'wide for his great success in the Snnford Celery Delta. Sev­ eral dnys ago Mr. Cameron sliipiied through the well known commission linn of John V. Denton & Co. a car of lettuce nnd 301 crates netted him $812.37. lie nlso received for 244 crutes n net price of $700.28. Tills Inst was cut from a half acre, of land, or would mean that from one acre of Innd Mr. Cameron re­ ceived a net profit of over $1,400. This lettuce seed was planted ninety days ago nntl on the same land celery pinnts were set out nnd arc now in n flue condition, and the market permitting, will net Mr. Cmncnm n good return also. Other growers have done equally as welirthe first-shipm ents- bringing $4:50 l»cr crate, nnd on Wednesday tills week, despite the warm weather, which would naturally cause a slump In |>rlces, several shipments brought $4 per crate. ' Tims it will Ite seen that one owe of land in tire Snnford Celery Delta will net tho grower in this one instance over $1,400 in lettuce and the crop of celery may rnise tills net profit $1,000 mote, thus m aking the total m um on one acme or land $3,000. Mr. Culp, another grower, realized even better returns from 206 crates, netting --------- =---- —------------------- ;— Where in this great universe enn a grower realize more money from one ocro of land T . ______________ WILL BUILD A BUSINESS BLOCK 0 " • ^ S ^ ; Iwralooon,pa,'>r lnPenn* ^ . . INTERESTED its I mn in the welfare and prosperity of the City of Sanford and its citizeim, Hannemann. of the Uni“ W M the South at Sewanee, Tenn., uw most prominent educators in iouth*d>«l in Richmond.Va„ Nov. 27. [I V to* forty girts attending S t ChrisE Z ' " * » * Saratoga. N. Y., were at explosion in the mine mine W^•Hov. th* m. 28, . by’ an' «»piosion in me • .* Candidate for Mayor of City of Sanford T** German Fird losutance Dam« , ' “ TdedrA Oliio, has been enjoined doing business in Alabama by the ■*kotl|W of the latter state until an ex“ ■»doB of the company'» financial “ ““too is made._L ______ Trtag H Hitchcock, manager of the ReItit campolgn during the has been officially nomad for f tiiin S I g y r a l In W y « f t;» iih in t dkisl fan 1[f,t *pp0*nUnenl »n the new To the Voter* of Sanfurd : i * MOST PROFITABLE CROP Favors Progresstvcness and W ants AH Public Im provem ents . Excellent P rice s Paid For S a n ­ My attention has boen called to certain At tire earnest solicitation of n number plnnka In the platform of Mr. E. E. of friends, I announce myself as n candi­ Drndey, candidate for Mayor, nntl I nm date for Alderman of Sanford. told that some people, who have not I mn u now citizen In this city, but given the mnttcr much attention, are have lived In Orlando n number of years. Inboring under the Impression thnt I I came here from Orlando because I (re­ have everything tc do with the present lieved Sanford had n great future nhend agitation concerning the proposed ex­ of it nnd offered butter opportunities than tension of the present City limits. Orlando. I desire to say, to those who are not All the properly I have anywhere Is in­ fully advised, that the Mayor of Snnford vested in Snnford. and I am one of the Juts nothing more to do - wk h-the ■«teter— , bUtl far. -fnrgcsr Ttortthnhfmr-trrrtfr-Sfl11ftirrt mlnalion or that matter than any other A candidate for Mayor has un need of and Improvement Goippany. voter. I do favor the extension of the a platform. It is like unto tlreflfili wheel r I am not personally acquainted wTtli present Glty limits, the territory to Ire many of the citizens of our city nnd annexed to be determined by law. 1 nm to a wagon, but since my opponent hns take (his means of announcing my canseen fit to deliver himself bf his plat­ in favor of a Greater and Better San­ didacy and asking your support nt tho form, I will do likewise in three words, I ford, and feel that wo can not hope to coming election, on December 7th. Irellve in enterprise, phospchihv and moaccomplish the Improvements desired by I also think it well to let you know what CRESS. most of us, nnd absolutely essential to I stand for in this election. I want elec­ I nm willing to submit my candidncy the welfare of our city, unless tho pre­ tric lights, paved streets, nn extension of to the people of Sanfurd. My pan record sent city limits arc extended. Whether our sidewalk and sewage systems. I de­ is before you. I promise in the future, said limits arc to be extended or not sire a general cleaning up of our streets ns I hnve endeavored in the past, to will have to be determined by the vote and alleys, and more shade trees. enforce the ordinances ns 1 find them. of the people of Sanford nnd lluuiutlying I ask tire suffrage of every voter wire Impartially nnd irrespective of persons. territory In an election called for thnt desires 'these improvements nnd_plgijgc If iny past efforts for the upholding purpose and approved by tho .legislature. you ihfit, IfUlccled. I will devote my time and 'advancement of Sanford, and my, "^"Our neightrers living lmmodlnlrly out­ nnd energy to the nccompliillunent of record ns Mnyor met with your approval,. side of the ten square blocks, which these'm easures—measures so ncccyisrry I respectfully solicit your vote In the constitute the present llmitsof our City, to the welfare of our fair little city Unit coining city election to be held next derive many of the benefits of our town, they should meet no opposition from any Monday, December, the 7th. nnd they should come in nnd help us source or from any one. Yours very respectfully, make Sanford, what she certainly will Ire Thanking you In advance for the sup­ —F orrest L ake. in the near future, tho Metropolis of port I hope to receive nnd pledging you South Florida. again my ¡rest efforts nnd my devotion Matty Land Sales This Week. As to a reduction of taxes, any person Sanford real estate is the lure that Is to the ciiy’s interests, ! am. who is familiar with the duties of tiie bringing hundreds of homescckcrs nnd Sincerely yours for progress, Mayor, knows full well tliut the Mnyor investors to our city. Among those who —Harry P. Driver. has not, nor can he have, anything to do were hero this week arc the following: "Down By the Sco." with the raising or the reduction of William II. Lynn, of Bristol, Tenn.,. NextTuosday, Dcecmoer 8th, H108, un­ taxes., .It Is , a matter entirely and purchased ftbiti Huwnrd-Pneknrd Land absolutely in the hands of the Council, Co., thrtw acres of improved truck land in der the uuspices of Snuford Temple No. 17, Pythian Sisters, local talent will hold and'the Mayor has no voice whatsoever Goldsboro. in the rate of taxation. * Four gentlemen from Jackson, Midi., lire bonrds nt lire Dirern House and pul As to municipal ownership, under the .and three from Pctosky, Mich , hnve tnken on the coimkly drama entitled "Down By tire present state of affnlrs, the municipal options on lands belonging to lire. How­ tire Sen.” CAST o r CHARACTERS. ownership of public utilities is infeasible ard Packnrd Land Co., ubd will probably Almrr Knyimiml................. . t . ............. TlinaM Fox and Inprnctlcablc. for the reason thnt purchase some in a few weeks. J, N. Cant. Dandelion.......................... . J tptiiim On]» . . . .K. h. iM'inli'rxon our city charter, granted by the Legisla­ Whilncr sold to C. C. Whittaker, of Cam- John Srplrnitn-rtialt* . F. & Frank ture of 1803, limits our bonded indebted­ den. S. C., thirty acres of celery land on Mnnlitinl«................ . .. C»o Fox. Jr. i-nnr (Jrnin’uii .. . F K. Kounilllgt, Jr. ness to $50,000, of which $45,000 has Dcarduli Avenue. intr Knynio.ul . MU» (i.-l.lr flint Mr», lls lr ...M iss Sadie Symcs been authorized, leaving available a Several other land deals Were niudu Kitty Gale Mil« Florence Frank balance of $5,000. I will not attempt yesterday by real e state firms,-not bring All scats throughout tire house 50c. to estiinntc what it would cost the ¡city consum m ated in tim e for puhlicutio/i. Scuts can be reserved at Newlun's Drug to install bn electric, light and water Store. ___________________ * New lot, fancy goods, neckwear, novelplant, hut It Is" self evident that the New stock E valuated nnd Dried Fruits $5,000 worth of bonds available arc not ties and ribbons just received at Mtrr2t for Christians cakes, at Long's Grocery. sufficient to warrant the city at this tingek ’s . A $20,000,000 lumber combination, *idt Edward Hayes ns president, has brea erganlxed in Cliicogo. The object is towetrol the white and yellow pine and — hoaU timber land north ami tru th -----In the maritlron race at Madison Square Cudtn. New York, last week, Dorando, th« Italian runner, defeated John J. Hayes, Ike American champion, in a 20-mile fw, averaging a mile in six minutes for ike entire distance, a feat which It is vefy *tokdul if any hone couid accomplish. w*gner, a Frenchman, In a Wint car, ^ wna the grand prlx at the national autotoobile meet at Savannah last week, in the '“ »»•making time of 402 miles In six ten minutes and thirty-one seconds. ^ II. P. DRIVER’ S PLATFORM « « jo r . 3Œ M M n u n . — i mm if4*:j-* i fiLVTr1 H i » ÿ d * y jr Prom inent Louisville Man. Satisfied With Sanford's Great P ro sp ects Thomas Bohannon, of -Louisville, Ky„ wos ln lire city several days this week looking up ids property interests. Mr. Bohannon owns the corner lot at First street and Sanford avenue, next to the DeMont building, and the vacant lo u dlrectly Opposite and next to the StoneGove building. He is thoroughly alive tq tluTwbbderful poasibilltles'of Sanford's growth and expects to build upon this property at an early dnte. The buildings will be of concrete, two stories in height nnd the stores will be fitted up in good style. • __________ ________ There Is ' ho doubt about tlie business portion'of Sanford becoming crumped, and those who are seeking store rooms will be anxious to locate in this sectiom of the city. Several new store rooms will be built on Sanford avenue, and when lire new buildings of Mr. Boiuinnon are finished they will not only add much to the appearance of First street, but will •hut out the sight of several old rookeriA that now disgrace the lake front. i s . »JPr 4*1 *Net. ■ r h r f ! i �\ 1v/í p » l» 2 Ttte »AWrORP ItERALP i c-v: sigh fbr'It and sovernl men iieem ready to mast resort to slang Is the possessor of die tor it,—and yet the world will move very limited vocabulary and lacks literary s*#*----next week just as smoothly as it moves culture1. today nnd those who are rending their Webster's second definition of the word A ffudget jof Opinion “ Just Be­ only shirt today will be using a kicking "kid” la “a young child or infant; hence a machine In the back yard this ’tim e nejci: simple person easily Imposed upon." while tween Tou and Me” week and wondering what all this dum- "kiddy” is defined as "a young fellow." phooji^iness was about. Both of these words, however, are pro­ *•' • # nounced by Mr. Webster to be slang. EVEN T H E GATE POST NOT IN IT U S L SI. D 1 have known of many loving and in­ 4 The bank deposit guarantee law in Ok­ lahoma absolutely prevents the depositors dulgent mothers to be greatly shocked and JW **A Chlel ls Among Ye Taklng Notes, nnd stockholders both from troubles like hurt through some t>erson carelessly and Price and ra lth . He ll P rent ’Em”— thoughtlessly speaking of their young that of the ice man Morse and also R. E. JJ.50 So Says Snunterer. . hopefuls as "kids." Every mother is proud Morse. C • * • of her child, and each one will take um­ Sgtdmt Cwrwwpcmdtnt1# §o Tht HtrmW, MDrop It* 14 A mnn who has demonstrated his ability brage at any offensive appellation, such as I «tat* mraU lK#t* I« ne doubl of, to manage his own affairs successfully Is “kid" being bestowed upon It. ft is just ,t To Irl * prrp.^ilian emi *■ A tf aliiK« i». mylillt* frWnd. the person who should be entrusted with as easy to say boy or girl, or simply child. A habtt yo« mutt (tov >p out of* I t sounds' better, nnd no one will take of­ the direction of municipal business. II I«ik mo«l drttrrttinf Münder fense. < Ton tarn tomc neu Io, It wo«U «kuck T h e K een K utter is tne only safety razor that TK* dulUct. matt unUucted «l*ck 4 The meddling fanatic, nlas, is ever with Amtrsli* nn wnd «p fron» «ndtr. 4 "Yes, slrl I voted for Bryan," said the permits of the sliding cut, so necessary for a smooth, us. He would not only cnmkily regulate rlnen •Kiun TM tM h L . or "_ —. „ I I — ■*«_ . ■ Such «ffof« you »UM null • *caUof, minstrel man. "and I Intend to bring my clean shave. N «o u»craping pulling like the his own generally hypocritical conduct in Whtn on ih» «oddcn drtncM Inn pl«t* children up tu follow their fnlher’s exam-, luform nur«» avitKa irnüt (hat ih«i ordinary straight cutting razors. life, but that of everybody else in creation, You nalljr c*n*t com« in ffromoHof, which, thank p well-disposed heaven, he pie." TTsia!ltflt Ifttaa Io b* throufb tvilli t is not permittod to da. He can plan, he 4 Without casting aspersion on the other WKan Io ihu counfry jo« atu b*d. , Inqiin »ol «hon», aa «iw* I did, ^ can resolute and he can petition. That he candidates for nidemuinic honors, there is TK* countty ynu'IJ Ur «tut down to will) I lias ever done, and that, probably, he will one mnn among the announced "bunch* SA FET Y R A Z O R S ever continue to do. And he is grinl-On whom I would like to see elected, for I be­ 4 Wanted.—December ?, three good hon­ all. He thinks the Lord materially erred ire equip lipped ___ w ith 12 Nc est men to fill vacancies In the Board of Ift-falllng-to fully consult him ere tl»euni­ lieve he has the true courage to do bis duty itcol riTTifes, each' groun r r j s r os such an dfflqej a?,l}0 seeV1 1 it. without Councilmcn. Only men who are known to verse wns founded. Hetnfa-never under=and stropped by hand, tested and orTnvor**“ Fr e\er to W.H. Hand. He be interested in Snnfonl nnd its welfare, stood why there were not ten thousand guaranteed. Packed in leathcr.case and men who may be trusted, are sought. commandments instead of only ten. He Is young nnd enterprising; is thoroughly convenient for travelers. imbued with the spirit of progress and is, No "slow coaches” need apply. ¡.would have enactments for which there Is withal, a San ford-loving citizen. He is a W t iSell Them . r • • * no public demand, and which could not be taxpayer and a man who can be trusted 4 The fact Is. Sanford needs a thorough enforced if they became laws. to act for all the people as against the few. dose of progress, a thorough awakening, I predict that when the ballots are counted and tiie people of Sanford must not elect II m i Im Ik i m u gvtcinf m* J jr, Monday night Mr. Hand will be in the lead. II* a am m i n t. men to the city council who oppose im­ Ilia duMraa l i n n Iw u ti, provements nnd who' nre afraid to do any­ llbMtlf noi ih nil M. 4 Great is the hen. oltliough it takes n i ♦ ♦ + + + + + + ♦ + * + + + + + + + ♦+ ♦♦< .+ + ♦♦+ + ♦♦+ + + «.< . <.++++<.+++++++++t Iti* fuuljr In M t in tjj thing to encourage enterprise. This is no II* wifeÜ <M »W«: silver tongued orator in congress to direct II« blim«] «U hit ralationa. fling at the |>rcsent council. They have the attention of a grateful n o tk ro to her than th d r prodBccssor«-ior works In terms of d asalc poetry. Listen mony terms, Put iliLDCopla must nail 4 A great many years ago the Savior to the lay of the Hon. Albert F. Dawson flag In their efforts, and must continue to f o r .. elect good men of reliability and enter­ inadc’use of an expression something like of Iowa, who had evidently been talking prise, if they desire to see the city advance. tills: “If ye be not for me. ye are against with his "Uncle Jim " Wilson: Finished Lumber for ail Building me." f "Poets may sing of the glory oi the eagle, Purposes This is a good tiling to remember about and artists may paint the beauties of birds BBPr* 4 A four-year-old girl in Orange county is Best Grade Cypress Shingles said to be able to repeat from memory election time. Take for instance the im­ of plumage, but the modest American lien anything she lias ever heard. She will provement of Sanford. Every man must is entitled to. a tribute for her industry, her WRITE ME TOR PRICES Improve on that in time. When she Isold be citiicr for it. or against it. A man who usefulness nnd her productivity. The ■ enough to Join a sewing circle the chance« would occupy a neutral position and desire American hen can produce wealth equal his town to remain in statu quo. is cither to the capital stock of the banks of New are that she will be nble to repent- tilings a fool or a knave—perhaps both. Such a York Hearing house in three months, and that she never heard. mnn is not wanted for office! Neither do have a week to spnrc. In less than sixty # » w we want men who are "against us." days she can equal the total production of 4 Although tiie municipal election occurs Voters I Remember (his, and give us nil the gold mines in the United States. next Monday, the situation remains un­ good men for office, men who are for us,, The United States proudly boasts of all its changed nnd all the candidates as previ­ who are for improvement, {progress and enormous production of pig iron, by far the ously announced in tills column' arc still prosperity. greatest of any country in the world, and Successors to N. H. GARNER In the JMd. with, no ncw_oncs . lo recurd. J yet the American hen produces as much However, two difTcrcntcoinbinations for Good Will ta All Men in six months as the iron mines of the members of the city council have been 4 Again the joyous Ciiristmas-li<J country produce in a year. In one year formed. These are Messrs. W. H. Hand, near—the happiest season of the year. and ten months she could pay off the inG. R. Calhoun and II. P..Driver on one A time when friends seem nearer and dear^i tcrest-bcuring tc debt of the Uniter) States." ticket mid Frank L. Woodruff, W. N. Lef- cr to eadi other; when tiie family tiesiura, Yours for Progress,------ — llcr nnd M.W. Lovell on the other. Mr. M. bound only the more dosely, nnd loving^ H A Y A N D G R A IN —The S aunterer. F. Robinson is also u candidate for re- hearts throb with an ecstacy inexpressibly Lawn M owers election. and is running Independent of happy as we near the goal toward whldi Special prices to reduce stock. If you any faction or combination. His name Father Time has seemingly been making will appear on tickets with all the other sudi swift strides. We arc but twenty want o good mower at o low price, now is ¿andidatc* so that the voter? can cadi find days distant from the day which all Chris­ the time to buy. Also good stock of A Complete Line of Cigire and Tobacco ■ • their particular choice without "scratch­ tiana celebrate in honor of a Savior's birth scythes, grass hooks and lawn rakes. __ . line»« I Wilorm ing ormarxinff —mdiairiOTw are tnnr iri — ~ ----V------ Tñ r BCST O r- f t EKIlHlrtG will be a close contest for council as well Our churches and Sunday nchools are nil furnished Rooms f o r Rent ns for mayor, and as over 400 voters are making elaborate preparations for this Two good-sized rooms, in good location, registered a big vote will be polled. long-looked-for event. But with all the will be rented to desirable persons. Cist­ preparations and anfidpatlons. pray re ern and sulphur water on tiie premises. member the Itonpred One's bidding, to Inquire at The Herald office. ft«§w **W*Ulift could be especie*!,” was *|] ih* *>ofd b* Mid Come and See Vs, o r ’Phone 39 TKutf mlight enough la lt»*l us hwn lb* valUy lo th* bill cherish the tick and afilicted, to care for A•* lb# fivers rinf with music «bin lb« »kigiaf bftrdi ui the widows nnd the orphans, and. make — —•♦iSK---- --------- — ---- ------- -----—‘—“ CITY ELEC TIO N ANNOUNCEM ENTS glad the homes of the little ones who arc The Mtd wu «owud 1» Mtto« ftl.Ulo |h* li|hl um tsd; W . Ja T H I G P E N & C O M P A N Y Our dtitjf pf*y«r «•■ iniwrird; |bu green field« g«v« us not surrounded by the better things of this bM Announcements for municipal office will • • A life. Remember this and you cannot fail be published under this caption from nuw ■AGENTS 4 How will tiie Republicans revise the to enjoy this Christmas season to the full­ until the election at the uniform price of tariff is the question most generally asked. est. and you have done what you could to $5.00 each, payable strictly in advance. Don’t know yet wimt tiie Steel Trust andj make otiiers happy, all tltrough charity— For fttayof . To thr Voter» of Sonfoul love. Standard Oil desire. I horrtiy announce myieli Bi ■candidate far re­ flection lo the oflice of Mayor of the Cllrol San­ ford. aubJert to the will of thf paopla at the mu O fflo o w ith H O L D E N R E A L E S T A T E CO. 4 When a person takes advantage of the 4 There’ is nn incident that occurred nt a nldpai election, December 7th. 1008 ‘homestead." or any other law, to escape PuatsT Lu l recent wedding, not far from Sanford that Tu (he Voter» of Sanford mis worth repenting. AU went merrily un­ payment of his Just and honest debts, be I am a candidate for Muyer. and If I am elected S a n fo rd , F lo rid a I i<n>mlee i»e to enforce (he the lave to the beet of my til the bridegroom was called upon to pro­ Isa s guilty of theft os is the dark-bevls- ability. Youre rc»pectfully, ioned burglar who sneaks into your home duce the wedding ring. Ift vain he felt in ----------------- — —E. E. Pumr his inmitcrs packet lo rlfie Im ils p c n a u h le during the quiet flf » i p r and plunders r o r City M arshal article. Nothing could be found except a your valuables, Títere is one just sudi a T o the Voter» of Sanford. depraved creature in Sanford—and worst . h o le through whidi tiie ring had evidently I hereby announce myeelf at a candidate for City of all—he poses as a moralist, and would Marehal. »object lo the will of all of the voter» of slipped into tiie shoe which lie wore. What Ibe town of Sanford at the cornIns municipal eteo dictate ^.tnoral code to those who are his iIol was h« to do T “Take your shoe off." said I baye bed eome year, etperknee u.mn nOcu thopom m . The suspense and silence were superiors in their mode of life as It relates and fully rcaliiotbedutiee required ufa Marehel to the social code. If elected. 1 premia« to faithfully afdcunactaaliauapainful. The organist, at the dominie’s ly »err», and will at all time» try my utmoat to en fore« the la we of the etata and the diIty. bidding, struck up a "voluntary.” Tiie t ic . young mail removed his shoe, the ring 4 . If you fail to voleonMonday.remeraber To the Voter» of Sanford: R e p a ir W o r k a S p e c ia lty that you will not be entitled to do any I hereby announce ray »elf a» a candidate for rewas found, also a hole in his stocking, and election to Uie oflice of City Marehal. and taka tbil Corner FlrsJ Street and Palm etto Avenue Sanford, florlda Llio worthy minister remarked, evidently grumbling if the munidpal offices are filled uccaikri to thaak m y frianda for their support In past and aoildt a continuance of tbe aarne at with more than die ceremony in mind, with incompetent men. Be there and cost the tba municipal election. December 17th. I promise "young man. it is time you were married." your ballot in the right and for tiie good that, a» In the paai. I will do my utmost to pre­ serve order In the d t y and enforce a strict observ­ of Sanford. ance of all law». _ - ______ ) T l a CURBSTONE GLEANINGS The S lid in g C u t mNKUTttR H a r r y J, W ils o n , i™F R°Z Y our 1 V J. P. CLARK, Orlando, Fla. j GARNER & ROBERTS Staple s Fancy Groceries High Grade Preserves, Jellies, Jams W H ITE F R O N T GROCERY General . Fire ,, S. F. Insurance S A L L AS i . . T i n ,. . S l a t e , a n d l i l e R o o f i n g GUTTER AND GALVANIZED TANKS ratttlcs Very Penetrating 4 "Politics gets into everything, except n funeral procession." is bn old saying and oftenpolitics will even break into a funcru — patcession and expete Jhe personality- of tiie various candidates. Politics pene­ trates everything—tiie churdi, society, business, lodges and homes. Just now in Sanford you can actually taste it in the •wttrer,* a - pewuKnr -a*rfptiuThanging over Uie wells. You get it in the soda water, In the barber’s lather, in your groceries and dry goods. You hear it at meal time and dream of politics at night, and the first object that meets you at the postofficc la a “spieler” who has not been lioroe all uight because he was endeavorto save the d ty from the grasp of the Concerning the Word "Kid" 4 The following communication has been received by me during the past week: To tbe Seunl erer: Dear Mr. Man:—1 would like to ino^r wGai your opinlofi' ls ln regard * to the use of the word "kid,"when used in speaking of children. This morning 1 heard a man who is prominent in Sabbath school work use the word in »roe it sounded very uncouth and repulsive. Perhaps there is scripture for it, but I must confess that 1 have never seen it In the good book. —Ignorant. The use of slang it always to be oouraged, more especially by those w have in hand the education of yout whether in the Sabbath school or in t* dayschooL Nothing b more pleasing i ’ H O L L Y W IL L IA M S For Clerk, Treasurer and A ssessor To the Voters of Sanford: I am a candidate for re-electloo to ih t oflice of Qerfc, Treasurer and Assessor of the City of San ­ ford. I have served the people In this elsht years end Ibe e i perlener sabtc year» qunttfle« m e w » » a (lie t*-»« re-elected December 7 th. I promise a rateful a faithful ducharte tof tbe duties of tba oflice L Scott The fri ht* ce­ ti' DEALER IN lorida . ■'•'uncif from W estern Meats EU Li LIN E -O E G R O C E R IE S ---------¿ Sanford Phone 132 A venu e for Best Fertilize« Qn Ei S u it ' L -V , �..it' r ... 199« THE ijnrnrsoaAt-woRto SANFORD HERALD Ifttinii sc w m l -thrrnr. Mrer títtníTvüéñl class is composed of Sanford's best talent G N T O F T A N F O R D ’S Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Howard entertnined Items of Interest C oncerning on Wednesday evening in honor pf Miss Leona Estelle Thigpen of Greenville. N. C-, Society People. who is spending the winter in . Sanford Light refreshments were served and an enjoynble evening spent by nil present P O IN T S PU RELY P É ftS O N A L in d u s t r ie s For Good Average Prices and Quick R eturns Ship to JOHN V. DENTON & CO. Smiford Carriage W orks Rushed With ^ Orders The Sanford Cartliigc Works, one of our important industries, is rapidly forging to the front, and bids fair ere long to be one of the best in tills section. W. H. Under­ wood. the proprietor, understands the car­ riage nnd wagon business thoroughly, and Southwest Corner Washington and Chambers Streets nnd is familiar with machinery of nil NEW YORK.CITY kinds. Under his able direction the San­ ford Carriage Works is turning out sonic REFERENCES: Aetna National Bank of New York City, o r any Commercial Agency fine work. This week they finished two and to Hundreds of Shippers who a re shipping to us dally new delivery wngons for Charles Evans, the grocerynmn, nnd the wngons nro caus­ ing much favorable cotnmentQfi all sides. They were buiit entirely nt 'the Snnfoni Wngon Works nnd show good workman­ ship in every detail. PITTSBURG, PA. Mr. Underwood knows the needs of the Florida people ami builds his wagons along Sales A gents and D istrib u to rs the proper lines, being strong nnd durable BRANCHES BRANCHES yet light enough to relieve the horse In SANFORD C E L E R Y UNION the heavy roads. Chicago New York The people of Snnfoni should see Mr. Room 16, Pico Block. JPhone 269 Cincinnati W ashington Underwood ere placing their orders Tor Jacksonville SANFORD, FLA. wngons of any kind. Sanford MERCHANTS Fruit and Produce Mrs. E. T. Lane, daughter of Dr. French is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. F. Leavitt H«w Celery City Vanity Fair While on Elm avenue. Mrs. Lnifif1 is from An Away the Odldeit Hours— derson, Indiana, and is down here to sec Social Gossip. about putting her land on Onk avenue on the market. This wilt give Sanford nn Sundell-McBride Nuptials other subtub. unless eventually the city VERY i*etty wedding was solemn limits are extended several blocks. lied nt the home of Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Sundell, on Thanksgiving Mrs. Jennie Cassil ibis week *|RircJinscd day.when their youngest daughter, Lillian, from N. H. Garner his cottage on Mngnolin waa united In marriage to Mr. Samuel avenue. As soon ns Mr. Close can secure McBride of Wilmington, Delaware, the a bouse, she will move into the one be now father of the bride officiating. occupies, and be at hony to her frienda on The bride was beautifully attired in Wednesday afternoons. white silk mull over white satin, nnd car­ ried S large bouquet of white crysontheGIVE INFORM ATION ON SANFORD mums and roses. The groom wore the conventional black. Little EUiel Rose and Helen Moran, nelcei of the bride, acted A Pioneer Celery Grower Opens Offjce In City. A W orthy Beneficiary their part very nicely as flower girls. (from Tintei-Unlon.) (Floriiln Cltrhllan Ailvaenlr) The wedding dinner was served ImFrom north, castjtr west, the tourist T|ie Orphan Home lit Enterprise wlll.be the nnd liomeseeker hends Jor Jacksonville n standing call upon your sympathy, nnd relatives of the family nnd a few frienda the metropolis nnd gntewny of our state. ufTord tin opportunity for the exercise of being present. The bride and groom Few there are who leave their homes generous impulses'. Even the wicJted man were the recipients of many beautiful with definite, decided views ns to per is moved to the defenseless condition of presents. mnnent location but here in the city they nn orphan, nnd Ids helping hand will have Mr.nnd M rs. McBride nro populnr young tarry and investigate the chirms and its Seward-at loast in tlnsHife. Shall we people of litis place, nnd the goodVrislies merits of the tunny nttrnctivc sections of not s(>enk often to men. of means about of all go with them. incomparable Floridn. this institution T SHIPPERS OF J. N. Whltner, one of Sanford's promi A Pleasant Reception. • Tue lira alu's ‘phone is No.. 148. nent' real estate dealers, appreciating The Lmlics Aid Society of the Presbyte­ the value of representation here has ... rian church gave a reception at Mrs. opened nn office nt 228 West Bny street, REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF Frank L Woodruffs home, corner of Oak placing in charge Henry H. Deane, who Irst National Bank at Sanford, avenue nnd Sixth ilrCOI, on~Thursday will Ini^lod-ie see tourists, frame srtrittTR IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA, AT-WE CLOSE Or ^nigirt from eight to eleven. ■ and investors. Mr. Dcnne tins been.a bu sin e ss November 2 7 th, 1 9 0 8 : The^lor scheme wns yellow and green resident of Floridn for some twenty-five —also many pot plants, ferns and palms years nnd is nn enthusiast on Its soil RESOURCES were used In the decorations. possibilities. He ¡b representing in a Uiant and Diioounli ___J180.R2S.r,l Mi*, nnd Mrs.WoodmfT are ninong tine old­ «{tured xml unw eurrd__ 3411.21 special manner Mr. Whitncr's Inrgc Overdraft«, U. S homii to ««-ure circulation........ 0,250.00 er residents of this city, nnd no prettier Hoad«, arcuretlc*. e lc........ ..... 23.iK.2 50 holdings, comprising n large portion of Ilanldrwt house, furniture and f litu m tB.U7.ti2 parlors arc to be found *101 just such n re­ the choicest of San font 's celery In mis. Due (ram National Dank« (nut reserve ception. 3 .1flS.tlll He will cheerfully furnish to nil inquirers Due «Rent»)............................................. from State Dank* and Hanker» .. 1,650 70 The object wns to make all strangers information regnniing nny section of the Due from approved rr*erve a fe n ti__ 33,707.03 Checks and other cash item *................ 615.75 and visitors to thlschurch acquainted with state. Notes of other National Bank» 6.223.00 SANFORD, FLORIDA • • die members, so that nil would feel as ff Fractional p a per currency, nickel«, and During the Crop season a continuous cent«................. j ..................... ........ 037 85 they were m home nnd among home folk. display of Snnfoni products may be seen l.Awn't Money Restive nt ft»»», vtr The committee on Introduction certainly at this loeni office, the sale of these Specie................. ................$14.437.50 did their part, while the young ladies paw products will be in the capable hands of U ia b tr n d rr note« ___ 6.850.00 $21,287 50 Re»ti*nil>li«n fund with U. S Tremurer that all present were served daintily with (5 |wr cent, of rirenlntton . . . . . . . 312.50 CONTRACTOR the well known fruit denier, Walter Hnwthe best chicken salad, olives, anilines, T o tal $ 207,125 13 and B U I L D E R klns, who will distribute them in the coffee and other goodies. Formality wns city and throughout the south. dooe away with nnd good clieer reigned L j A BILITIES While Mr.- Whittier is too mudest.to Cniolnl Rtm-Y pakf in 523.rK10.rfi supreme. To Mrs. McLaulin and Mrs. dwell on the important part h r has Surpjuifund . . ............... . „ 13,Stai.DU Peck much credit is due for t the perfect l'P.ru». tei» evi-oives and • played in.the development of Floridn. it Uuiltvided ta»e* tiaid .................. . .. 5.783 25 success, nnd It is hoped that other just 6.2 5 0 (H) is if well known fact tlmt lie is the National Hnek noTr«out tnmlinS Individuiti drpoii:» aide such receptions will be tendered this win­ pioneer of the celery industry, which is Jr- t 1> eher « $240.165 85 ter. ccrtifhailf « tildetuukiug nut only Sanford, bnt Florida Dertiand |»nii 1.275.116 Among the most enjoy able feature of Lite famous uitd is elevating the tiller of the Cenili.»! rh eck i 180.07 241.331 88 evening's entertainment was the beautiful soil in n jKisition of wealth and comfort. lli.l» payahla, im loduni tt rlili. at t nf d>t».sii for lu tin o l-.rtov.■.1 ....... 5 .000.00 singing of Mrs. Likins of Orlando. * We need to know each oilier. Wc need Hus Prospered In Sanford social life. We need to make strangers Mr. N. H. Garner ntul Ills lovely daugh­ State of Florida. | „ feel that they ure very welcome here, if ter of Sanford, spent last Sunday here County of Uratnie I * we wish our city to grow, nnd to stop with relatives and among their old friends. I. F. I*. Forster cn»trier of the nliovr-no meri (tank, do «oleniniy »».tar tlial lite ol ■»**.,- l- ri.et.t i» i nrchanging its imputation so constantly. His mission was n sad one, ns he come lu the !» »t of toy kritf»ledile trnd Udief — . flrotner Due'thanks ure'tendered'MrsrWbiidriiff down with the remains of hlS*irox Iticnfl. Sol» ril»u1 rnd »worn to l>eforr*ffi« thl* 3rd day for granting the use of her lovely home fdr W. T. Johns, which were brought here for i f Decrndirr. 14*0 « A M Tit ItASHER. • tudi nn npivopriate reception." sepulture nnd were interred in our cctne- Correct —Atlr*t Notary Public S O CHASE tefy. "Rev. W. D. Tumley conducting the GEO. Il FEKNALD Senior Class Dinner CREDERI« II HAND 'funeral services. Mr. Garner for many Itwss a small but happy gathering thnt years was one of the most prominent assembled in the parlors of the “ Robin's business men of our town nnd one of the Nh i " Wednesday, on theeve of Thanks­ most successful merchants. By integrity, giving, the occasion being the dinner energy and industry and a special fitness None bnt first-class labor employed and all contracts Runranteed to be in accordance given by the young ladies of the Senior for his vocation, lie accumulated quite n wiili plans olid specifications Class of the High School to the young handsome little fortune. Regarding his I urn In Business to do Business to r Those Who Need My Services men of the class. An elegant repast was sphere too limited And believing tliut PostofTico Box 771 served, niter which the entire company Sanford offered greater inducements and formed a theatre party and witnessed the more favorable opportunities, lie disposed * Muhel Paige Company. A happy feature of his business and moved thither. His “I the occasion was the decora tlona^whlch success in his new home tins been more in the class colors—gold nnd white. brilliant thun here, nnd lie has so ndded T 7" V'-'iV ** * The flowers! menu« find, pli es curds to bis mentis that tie turned his business v *» these colors, tho latter nvrf to Ids min -Nmlum mill Ims-viumillv----- Yotkof ert in wuier colors. rctired from active business, devoting Ids Ttiase present were: time to his real estate interests.—Dude Mu**:— E S T A B L I S H E D 1869 City Democrat. Alk» Kabbln« Henry Peabody R m lUmlltun Halpb Steven» kuib Abbott Edward Lane 1 -An Appreciated Gift. Claude Coller " Several week* ago lltc members of the Junior Auxiliary of the Episcopal church, Wedding Bells A rc Offering Any and All Kinds of F lorida R e a l E s t a t e of this city, prepared a large box of pretty home wedding occurred « Tuesday morning, at the residence of canned fruits and vegetables nnd scut it o n a s rc&ttonablo- t e r m s us nçcs «••»«1 Mrs. K B.'Randall, west oi Urn to the Church Home and Hospital a t Or­ I t m a k e s n ò d i f f e r e n c e w h a t Can be Mad Anywhere a«*, their daughter. Miss Emma, being lando. That tills giit Is appreciated is united to Mr. Walter Schucht. Rsv. Rlclt- evidenced by the following letter received Typewriter you use now Reformed the ceremony in the pres- by the directoress this week: * The Church Home and Hospitnl. we»of s small coterie of friends and reta- __________ Orlando. Flo.. N o v ,2 7 .1908. *— the happy couple leaving shortly To the Directoress Junior Auxiliary: may use, the machine you Office on Pnrk Avenue, between First nnd Commercial Streets, Sanford. Florida JJteMor die East Coast on their wedding Sanford. Florida. My Dear Madam:—Your favor of the 26th and the box are received. The box will eventually buy is the , »ntractlng parties ore well known contains a most generous and helpful gift is city, where they have a large d r- and we heartily thank our good friends in in*0 fri<‘n<ls’ Mr. Schucht being a prom- Sanford who grave so generously, nnd the w n t sorveyor. Upon their return they Juniors who interested themselves in col­ lecting and sending this welcome bounty. R lrnsi Taosuro you irw ill be greedy ««Joyed Herald Joins in congratulations. and will save us much in llie way of ex­ penditure. I am most gratefully yours. W.fhrcrmAw: — Mr*., U kiW Baal tel boa bam« contlruction, rtcnch ter*, f l i t price it pojtiblc only bccaiiao UW»odo Kejwmr-Sur) ol our trmntnw mamilactunni DctldK*. lor ebaiia cactualvcly. lurnjui To Voter* of Sanford out rhalra ol all hind* In atich m u n ld itt that w * can • « duM Of Mrs. 0. p. Likins, in dealer*« profit and acll direct to y o u al vtkalta alt . At the earnest solicitation of friends “»Word, gay« a recital at the studio of You run no chance, lor wc five jour moner back l i m n cfailrU not pod property owners we have allowed our evnniT“ 00 *l U“ 1 pl“ e ltt»t Saturday names to be placed before the voters of porch, Idirbtn. lawn, »tore«, oliicra—and *»” 7 -«¡■tY*1**» lfL,!a “ * P ref twenty numbers were rctiSTATE DEALERS moat cLxant to the pUiactL All kinda ol wood, 300 dilkrent style* ^ .l y **er ^rtss and a great part of Sanford for Aldermen at the coming elec­ Send lor n r Una lUutratrd uUloiu and •pwial Ctulatiya Hat U>»4 tion. December 7 th. lalla yua all at-mt lira and atm U>a prtraa Jl**« aava row good taonaj ou Jacksonville, * Florida “> _^|ea^ed H*«it audleoce that they •van dult p a Inf. Uawd(wl> la da# Hn> l»S p a n trva on nt«M. Vi: N. L i m n •®Yev%l .times. After the FACTORY, Bride« •"< M «w ^ Star* J—fc«—tH—. Flu. . M. Vi. L ovxll W rite us for further information F. L. M ^ y u r r . 'Likins kindly consented A CRUTCHFIELD & W00LF0LK ase ii-Elorida-Eruits and Vegetables s u r a n ce A g e n t s HUGHES UNDERWOOD Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty T h e EAL M a r k s E st a t e A g e n c y The Pioneer Visible Underwood 98 Fine Leather Seat .7 ¡^ ^ w a J "s s s ff }s s !- a;ss - IV - • - �December 3 , 190» j j x JlClMML =r SELECTINO PUBLIC SERVANTS. THE SANFORD HERALD Published Every Saturday Morn In* at Sanford, Fla. • R. J. Iüm .r. Manejín* Editor_________ Bubsbrlptlon Price. » 1.00 ■ Veer In Advance »Entered ai \ 1908, at » under I l i o n mail matter August 2 2 nd,. Itofllte at Sanford, Florida. 1 of March 3rd, I87B. Office F irn Floor In the Bishop Hindi. Flrat Street Telephone No MH. AN ABSURO STATEMENT ,v*. yin- The Chronicle in last week's- Issue published o tabulated report of the Mayor's court fines during the years of 1907-08 attempting to show that drunk­ enness had prevailed in a greater degree during the locnl option year than under the wet reign. The statement closed by saying that "more 1crime existed Tn a dry town." J___ Had the report emanated from an 'authentic'source it might have attained some credence with non-residents of Sanford. Following is a report of the Mayor's Cotirt during the two years: From January 1 1907 to November, 30 1907, number of drunks 119, fines for same 3863.00. This was the Inst year of the open saloons. FVom Jnnunry I. 1008 to November 30, 1908, number of drunks were 33, fines for same amounted to 3240.00. Tills is the present year under o dry regime ond shows a marked difference. - Even did the figures bear out the contention of the Chronicle in the ag­ gregate of fines and 1drunks, such • statement would not signify that crime had Increased but that the officers had been active and Mayor Lake had im­ posed the fines without fear or favor. T he H erald tak es issue on th e subject only to place tlic m a tte r right before the people who do not understand th« true ■i —st atus-of the ense.—The ■H fler ford need no ex p lan atio n as they fully realize the absurdity of such a statement and the source from whence vlt came. The holiday edition of T h e H e r a ld will give you all essential information as to finding wlint you want for Christpins and with o'copy of this Issue of the 19th In your hand nnd a few dollars in your pocket, you can have the gladdest Christ­ mas time of your life, und also with the least friction to the world at large. ' Besides, the business announments of our business rqcn, the edition will con­ tain many pnges of Interesting literary m atter peculiar to the holiday season. There will be forty or more pages beauti­ fully illustrated throughout and oil con­ tained in a handsome illuminated cover -printed in seven colors. As the time draws nigh wiien changes will be made in thq municipal offices we should be impressed with the necessity of carefully considering theso changes, which determine the official destiny of our city during the administration of the coming year, and every voter should be incited witii on interest for the welfnrc T *U I tn c city.- and •have -n -nrtcrmtTttroon in fill the various positions of trust und re sponslbilHy witii honorable, efficient and enterprising men. elected' to creditably serve the jieople, regardless of .politico or factionnl affiliations. •i • The following questions Tinve no bearing upon the selection of a mayor for tiie city of Sanford: Municipal ownership, exten­ sion of city limits, reduction of city taxes, and last but not least, persopnlUIes should not enter into the election in any shape or form. Mayor Lake needs no platform. His past record will convince tiie voters dint another term is due the present inirobcat-ln order-that he may carry our the great work of improvement which be­ gan during hts tenure of office nnd which be has pledged himself to complete. JH I« * J. E. Pound, who was ns until recently editor and publisher o f the Taylor County Herald, has purchased nn interest in the „ JitfPatch, uf Cqrdcln, Go. Mr. Pound has been connected with the Florida news­ papers for many years and will be great­ ly missed by the "brethern," all of whom --- will wishhim success lu his new venture. He is not only a capable editor and prac___tlcgl_primcr. b u i.la -A high-toned, con­ scientious gentleman of whom any people may be proud to call hitn neighbor. j c¡ r i The Tampa Tribune of last Sunday containing a write-up of Polk county was one of the best editions ever published in the state. It consisted of fifty-four pages, twenty-seven of which were devoted to Polk county and containing a full descrip­ tion of the county and Its resources. Seventy-five thousand extra copies of this adltion were ^ hhiIb ih I and tills udvertislng should prove of great benefit to. Polk county. The affairs of Sanford for the next year demand reliable and prudent business supervision. To elect other tinnì, th o se men who have the requisite qualifications and ability to give to the city such a gov­ ernment would be the greatest folly. real votLag■sUangtW.nirth». the eve of battle, is that the present in­ cumbent of the mayor's office has given a satisfactory administration, ' and that the affairs -of the city will 4>e perfectly safe in Mayor Lake's hands. He assumed this office when the public was convinced that there was imperative need ‘of a resolute hand at the helm. He has dis­ charged the great responsibilities imposed upon him to the entire satisfaction of the community. He has effected -material çhongcaJn thc city,and a t oll time acqu Itied‘himself most honorably^ Mayor Lake's friends prevailed upon him to stand for re-election that he could complete the various improvements in­ augurated during his present term. They nro convinced that no man can do it so well as he nnd dint his devotion to the city’s interests nnd his able administra­ tion entitle his return. He has shown little leniency to wrong-doers, yet his de­ cisions are ever tempered with Justice and a desire to better the condition of everyone. He has never pandered to private views or curried favor with any faction. Mayor Lake is an n y ^ b u e in e ss man, a doer of large things--and a large investor in Sanford enterprises, hut his chief claim to die suffrage of the citizens lies in the fact that he has given the city business adininistradon and that it has made great strides in ’advancement during his regime. Therefore, The Herald believes that the great majority of the voters are content to again place the reins of local government in tils hands und dint lie will be re-elected next Monday. CHIVALRY ON THE WANE. The days of chivalry are de|iartcd from us TorevcT. r.vcry nny-Tmngs nnmtinnm and conclusive evidence dial they have disappeared in the mists of vanished nges, nevermore to return. Knight ran try has long since Joined the great procession which witii ceaseless measured tread, guca steadily tin ward, swept along on the stream that disappears' in the boundless ocean of oblivion. Too true it Is that those times when the gallant youth mounted his blooded steed and clad In coat of mail and anned witii lance and shield went forth to do batde in die cause of .the distressed damsels and un­ protected widows, have disappeared in a political maelstrom. In fact in the very 'heart of tliis camiiaign we are constrain­ ed to doubt if they ever reaily existed at all. Modern times and underhand meth­ ods seem to have brought forth most abundantly the selfish part of human natures and the sordid side has been cultivated at the expense of sentiment and feeling. Citizens who take the least Interest in local politics now, and profess not to care who are'elected next Monday, will be the loudest In tiielr walls« few months hen if it should be discovered that our offtC are filled with obstructionists. People who shirk their .responsibilities as citizens must not expect that public affairs will be wqU administered. GREAT COUNCILMEN TOR 1909. Come and let us reason together. Tiie The municipal election next Monday people of Sanford want the best man to" will be the most important meeting that represent them in the capacity of mayor. has been held in Sanford in many years, At this Important, and we might say su­ inasmuch as it wit) determine whether or preme moment hi the history of our pro­ not Sanford is to progress in the year gress, an able genthm enls needed a t the 1809,-or-whether It is to retrograde to a helm. degree from which there can be no The success of a municipal administra­ recovery. tion depends largely upon the aids that For SanforjPro progress there must be the executive has around him as an adr selected n fm is election three men for vlsory and co-operative staff. The coun­ aldermen who will work for Sanford's cil committees are never changed during advancement with a labor that Is un the whole year. If the cabinet is not ceasing and consistent with the progress chosen wlte a view to the peculiar fitness of the past year. of the men at hand the fault is a grievous They must be imbued with the .Idea one. Therefore the selection, which müst that Sanford Is a city which is especially be made quickly, can be done only by an favored as regards location at that it can intelligent and conscientious man. be made a place of great Importance if We want a man whom we can look up its officials will pursue proper melhodi to nnd honor, a representative, God fear­ methods of advancement and progress. ing mayor. Therefore It behooves us to The people who Jove our city, who live choose wisely nnd take the best. in the hope of seeing these improvements, it would be the highest exercise of wis­ should attend the election with the idea dom to place n keen, intelligent and re­ that they will vote and advocate for liable man in the mayor's chair to foster councUmen only those whom they know and direct the growth, expansion and im­ will advocate progress, ami turn down all provement of this favored city and it whom they known will figure only as ob­ would be wise for the voters of Sanford structionists. to consider the m atter dispassionately The destiny of Sanford \€ In the hands and apart from political bios or factional of the people. Will you let your beloved differences. home live snd progress, or retrograde and The concensus o | opinion among the dieT jfsisMf During thè past week The H esald has received several anonymous communica­ tions, some being expressions , of #the opinions, of .private citizens of candidates at the municipal elecdon, while others were Intended as item of news. All such commulcntlons found their way imme­ diately to the waste basket. The Herald desires once for all to idi press upon the minds of Its readéra and correspondents that under no circumstance will anony­ mous communications lie Inserted in its Eòfiimnw Your name will not be used unless you so desire, but we must have it as a guarantee of good faith. Flashes rrom . Florida Sanctum s Chas. Kanner’s entire stogie of Fine Mer­ chandise will be almost given away commencing Í Thursday December 10th and Lasting for Ten Days The entire $15,000.00 stock of High Grade Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Caps, Notions and Furnishings toll be sold regardless of ..cost. Everything marked in plain figures. The goods will sell t h e l m s e l v e s , ------- - -Remember the Date and Place CHAS. KANNER, San ford, £ H A S .H ..E V A N S Staple and Fancy Groceries Full L ine'of High Grade Cigars and Tobaccos (Tamps Tribune) The DcLand News favors the "twollp" for the state flower.'“ That's suggesdve. The Fort Mend Observer reprints "The Beautiful Snow." That's inexcusable. Brother Jordnn thinks Gen. Gilchrist will dispose of the Cooper case in short order. That's encouraging. Setzer, of High Springs Hornet fame, has returned to Florida ahd will write for die Perry Herald, That's promising. Editor McCrary, who last night cele­ brated his silver wedding anniversary, says the average newspaper mart is "sea­ soned" to eighteen hours' workout of twen­ ty-four. That's fate. According to the Gainesville Sun the present state ndmisistration has been the most expensive in the history of Florida, hut the Sun does not attempt to arrive at the benefits resulting from some of die expenditures. That's unfair. The Chlpley Banner wants to let tiie Republican victors "go to liudes" and to (l>vm> im lillr »Mention to fnmiini) dnnd roads nnd improvement of the country. That's sensible. Tiie White Springs Heruld announces a "Tourist and Homescekern' Edition," of 10,000 copies, to be distributed at the state fair nnd the Jacksonville exposition, That's business. . The DcFunink Breeze says the man who cannot see the benefits accruing from a local newspaper is of no more value to his town than a delinquent taxpayer. Samway with the man who can't see the been efits of a state fair. Thnt's wisdom. Tuesday morning when Officer Stanley Walker made his regular inspection of the Jail he found Willlnin Sanders dead upon the floor. Sanders had been sick for some time and becoming unable «to work had come to Sanford. Feeling badly he re­ quested Marshul Lee to permit him to spend the night in the city Jail, which request was granted. Sanders was heart) groaning early in the morning by another inmate of the Jail, but did not seem to require attention. A coroner’* Jury was summoned, and brought in a verdict of "death due to nat­ ural causes." Sanders was employed far some months past by Mr. Delegall at Ft. Reade, chopping wood but had been in bad health for some time, being offilcted with consumption. Sanford* progress during the year has • A Feast Tor All been marked and gratifying. Thertp is At the Episcopal Bazaar and Supper, yet a brighter future for our thriving on December 10th, the following menu "Celery City," and she is bound to reach will be served from 3:30 to 10 p, in.: It- The only thing necessary Is to keep Raw Oysters. 25 cents. our local affairs in the hands of good Stewed Oysters, 23 cents. men—men whom we riiay ~UuM and who Baked Hum, 10 cents.________ aco-dcvotiadm ihc-clty'» interests, - r —- ChlcKah Patleau, IB anil 23c. ™ Baked Beans, 13 cents. Elsewhere In this paper, may be found Salad, IS cents. an article written by E. W. Shaniborger, Ice Cream, 10 cento. Coke. 3 cents. who a t the las) Democratic primary car­ Coffee. 10 cents. ried Orlando by an overwhelming ma­ Gas Range For Sale jority on a platform of "Government Own­ Practically new ; double oven ; four lop ership and the Initiatory and Referen­ dum," and there were good men in the miners; Improved JeweL A bargain. . . . fight, too. ‘ “:. - ... , .. Call a t Herald office. Florida. Agent* for the Fnmou* CLOVER HILL BRAND BUTTER SANFORD. FLORIDA Twenty Years of Service On Tuesday of this week D. F. Whittier, assistant cnstiicr. rounded out his twen­ tieth year of continuous service in the First National Bank. Mr. F. P. Forster, the cashier, has been in the bank on this same comer for almost twenty-five years. These two gentlemen have seen Sanford flourish before the great freeze. After this calamity they weathered the stormy period following, nnd from'a small begin­ ning have watched the rapid develop­ ment of tiie city in Inter years and today their fondest dreams are realized, witii Snnford tiie best city In Florida nnd the First National Bank, n structure of white mruble add elegant flnlBli. u modern pal­ ace for the transaction of business. Tim» Ih ilia nrlmo nf tifo Uustira Fnrster and Whltner can bo pardoned for the feeling of satisfaction that beams upon their faces as they greet old friends nnd new ones in ih c new bank, a fitting trib­ ute to their long and faithful service in tiie hanking business. Trade Inducements AT D. L. THRASHER’S Furnishing Store Many S treet Improvements Sanford streets are rapidly nssuming the appearanccof beautiful graded streets and this great work of iin|irovemcnt will be pushed to completion—Magnolia ave­ nue,one of the principal residence streets, will be graded to Tenth street. This new residences are being built, or will be built during the winter seasqn. Eighth and Ninth streets are being graded and several other thoroughfares will receive the attention of the street comihitlcc ut an early date. Nathan Gamer, another of our Dade City boys, 1s visiting with his grandpa­ rents, Hon. and Mrs. D. O. Thrasher, ond oilier relatives. Nathan Is a youog man of extraordinary worth and splendid busi­ ness qualifications. His father has turned over to him his large mercantile Interests at Sanford and he hns already shown by his astute management and success that he la a "chip off the old block."—Dade City Democrat Calhoun’s Platform i < ■' 0 ossioHtD o r. S c h l o ss 8 * 0 5 U ÇO. 'Tim Cum »C 9 MRRtffi NOW IN THE HOUSE: A complete line of Men’s Snappy. Up-to-date Suits, In oil the leading Shades and Patterns 1 stand for honest government perfect sewerage system, paved streets, good sidewalks, electric lights, and any Im­ provements that will benefit the people at large. My two years' record In the council Besides an elegant line of D°ys stands for itself. Panto, Suits. Especial attention From $15.00 to $30.00 - — ----------------—-------- i- O . R . C alhoun . is called to our strong and comp le ie ’line oT Meirs Furnish­ ings, Shoes and Hnts A t the Dairy Kitchen May be found the most luscious oysters, fresh every day and served in any style. Give us a call. We can fit you froni l**1 Also steaks, chops, eggs, sausage and to foot and wo guarantee to please. other quick lunch products. Everything Yours for honest values, first-class. At Billie Hand's place. Clay Tilo Tor Sale. Palatka Tile for sale in any quonity. G. F. Burnt. Bax 37t L. TARAS' �'U W iiÙ i ¡¿¡¿Hàikiu c-gùâftb.it1, i ■ .*XfbÌUn 9, 1908 THC SAWfORD HERALD J' ,1V‘r :A P «it_5 Spencer's bnkéry, Phone No. 106. Wade, the tuner, Oriando. $18 Art Squares for $15.- size 9x12. E. Call at SpcnceFs and kee the good things A. Heffleld Co. to cat. For Sale— Cabbage* and Cauliflower French dry and steam cleaning. Celery Lttlle Happonlnis— M en tion of Plants. Box 734. ff'ity Laundry. Matters In Brief. Lace Curtains a specialty—Celery City ., Most up-to-date line of candies 1n the Laundry. Phone 210. . city at Spencer's. We clean everything but your con­ Exceptional values in table linen nnd t PERSONAL ITE|MS Of IN TER ES T Q U R F A L L S T O C K has been arriving daily. You should science. Phone 210. napkins nt MfernNCts's. 3t not fail to call and look over this stock before making your Benjamin Draw and Seth Woodruff, of Miss Pearl LaVerne Mitchell of Rich purchase. Summary of the Floating Small Talk Orlando, spent Tuesday in this city. mond. Ind„ has arrived .to spend the win­ succinctly Arranged fo r Hur­ Bring the children to sec “Aunt Sally" ter with friends. W O O L D R E S S G O O D S W e h«ve all the new things and ried Herald Readers. r at the Episcopal bazaar and supper. Dec. Oyster», fresh all the tinle and served trimm ings to match. 10th. fa c t in all styles nt The Dulry Kitchen, in Billie Monday F, J. O,tiara, n prominent turpentine Hand'» place. .* G IN G H A M S— Full Line. Just the things for children's school Ii Ejection Day. operator of Jacksonville, wns in the city Mrs. A. B. Allen, - formerly in the mllt dresses Be there and vote for Sanford. Wednesday. ilnery business in this city, spent Wed­ Xn, you a subscriber to The IIekaldT Finest Imported souvenir china, descrip- nesday with Sunford friends, H O S IE R Y — We carry the celebrated Cadet Brand, linen heel Frcah Mackerel at H. H. HHl'a grocery, tive'of Sanford, at the Sanford Furniture A little money now nnd a little now nnd and toe, sold under a guarantee Get estimate* from Pell on house print- Company. then- is the way to buy celery land. See Garner & Roberts will have in n fine M. M. Smith for particulars. ln<F. P .‘ C O R N ETS— Fall Styles, in all the new shapes. Go to H. H. Hill for everything in the line of high grade confectionery, nuts and Miss Mitchell of Richmond, Indiana, Xmas goods on December 1st. has accepter) a position as stenographer grocery line. O U R ST O C K was never in better shape to ‘please the bhyer than I sell the celebrated Macy wagon, HnrMr. and Mrs. F. J. Symea have returned at the Holden Real Estate Co. now in both price and quality. Call, we will be glad io ry J. Wilson. from their summer home in Michigan and serve you Mattings of all kinds and [tatterns, from 20 cents per yard to 50 cents, nt E. A. Ruga, from 73 cents up. E. A. Heffleld will remain during the season furniture Store. Some people seem to think Florida is licffield's Furniture Store. slow. Let them try Garner & Roberts Mrs. E. G. Tyner left for Tampa Mon­ W. B. Lynch of Orlando transacted busl day after spending several months with with an order. Phone 39. otn here Tuesday. her,dnughter. Mrs. R. J. Holly. * M. M. Smith has 1,000 acre«- of ■ KfeurA. 'Williams nml Hastings oT"PcJust name your wants, nnd if we toskey, Mich., hnvc rented houses in San Und. Sold on eosv terms. Ham sandwich. 3 cents; Mrs. Tnknsh s fold and decided to make this city their haven't it will get it for you. Call and be convinced. Snnford Grocery Company. home. lunch room, opposite the depot William Douglass of Charleston,»S. C., Mr. M. M. Sample, who has been Mr. Tom Godbln, of Oviedo, was among spending a few days in Orlando, the representing the German American Insu­ the visitors In the City on Thursday. rance Co., was in the city yesterday. Long a Preserves In glasses. Finest on guest of Mr. T. P. Howes, returned to this city yesterday. Stenk, hnm nnd eggs, pork nnd beans market. Chas. Evans. nnd other toothsome articles, nt Mrs. G. L Oysters served in every style at the Foil planting is approacning. M. M. Tukush’s lunch room, opposite the depot. Pico restaurant. Smith will sell you land on easy terms. See the Japanese booth nl the Episcopal The Indies say that Ganter A Roberts Iced tea; Just the thing this hot weather bazaar and supper Dec. 10th, and get hove a “sweet window” this week, and so Mr>. Takash’s lunch room, opposite depot. ' •' * w % it. is. .being -pllfid—lligh.-.with-fine,, fresh dainty Christmas presents for your friends* a-B.-Mlnshew has-returned after chocolate cream«« -------Judge W. C, Owen«, president of the several days' absence In Volusia county. Wade makes frequent trips to Sanford. Jacksonville Development Co., wns In the New lo t fancy goods, neckwear, novelWrite him at Orlando,------------- ------ ----- d ty this week. .Sanfonl looks good-tu lie* and ribbons just received at MetA. Melvin Tracy, representative of the him. We c a rry a Full Line of 2t tmeut's. t Chase & Sanborn's'lea and coffee, the Jacksonville Tinics-Union. was in the city County Commissioner J. If. Lee of Ovie­ New Club and Referee Garner A Roberts, Wednesday looking after the interests of ltest there Is. do visited his son. City Marshol Lee. and Florida's "greatest" newspaper. Messrs. Wilson. Williams und Hastings Shells, 10, 12. 16 Gauge. family Saturday. See Pell for' paper hanging. New fall of Pctoskey, Midi., were in the city this Send your shirts, collars and cuffs to the week and will purchase Sanford land uiui High Base Sm oke le ss In patterns Just in. Celery City Steam Laundry and they will locate here. Place your order with us now for Christ­ look'at new. ''P re m ie r", "Id e a l" and Goodwin's high-grade Preserves, Jellies mas Turkies. or anything you want, mul Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McKinnon of Perry save further anxiety. Our risk; our trou­ and Jams, nt Garner A Roberts. "Le ad e r." are visiting their relatives here. Tiiey ble. Snnford Grocery Company. J. T. McLain of Geneva, spent Thurs­ will return home today. $18 Art Squnres for $15, size 9x12. E. day in the city oh business connected The finest line of Jupanese matting to wlBi the Drainage .Commission of which be found in Uie city. Prices always the A:. Heffleld Co. o Chas. V. Marsh of New York arrived in he is a member. lowest. Sanford Furniture CO. Step Into Mrs. G. LTukush's lunch room A Large S to c k of Guns the city yesterday «and wlllsjicrnl the sea­ Furnished room for re n t Good locution; son here, preparing five ncres of celery nnd get a cup of good coffee. Five cents. only two dollars per week if taken at once. and F ish in g Tackle and land on the'west side for cultivation. Mr. nnd Mrs. Kirk and daughter of Jack­ Call at Herald office. ' • Furniture to rent by the month or sen- sonville were In the city a short time Gamer & Roberts have Instnlled a new General S p o rtin g Goods. Thursday. Mr. Kirk is identified with the son. Snnford Furniture Co. delivery wagon to take care of their con­ Barnett Nntional Hank of Jacksonville. Mrs. Win. T. Mathers and Verna and stantly increasing trade. Tow use n Monroe, of Titusville, who Every voter nuiBt be registered to vote The Royal Taylors Brand of Clothing have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. D. G. in (lie municipal election Dec. 7th. beam perfection. .See“ samples at U. A. Monroe have returned to their home in GUNS FOR RENT Caldwell A Son's. C. E. Holizclnw, representing the Lake­ Titusville. land Cigar Co., culled u|>un the local trade Over 81400 from one acre of land in Fruit cokes that ore fruit enkes. now Thursday. He is selling the A. C. L. brand lettuce Is enough to induce the world to lo­ ready nt Spencer's. Phone No. 100. which should |>rovc very popular in San­ cate in Sanford. « j J . B. Randall, manager of the Sanford ford. it ! llie fine display of Japanese ware, Tnexnmpnny. serereiy iiruitw-il -hi«! »«gb* ~.JSA NFQ RQ . FLORIDA C. *w: ^ 00 ( 111071 .' nf'Tne "oranne "countyat the SinfonJ Knmiiurc Co. Finest line arm Tucsduy by having It come in vio­ Abstract Co., was in ilia city several days ever^hown in Sanford. lent contact with the henvy iron handle this week. Mr. Goodridi has many friends High grade Cigars and Tobacco. Smok­ of a tamp. in Sanford who are always glnd to see T|tray ing and chewing. Most complete line In him. See C. A. Heed for furniture and piano [). A. Caldwell is oa a business trip to Fresh oysters served in every style, at 1* city. Chas. E vans. Miami this week. the Pico restaurant. moving. " i “ W. T. Nelson, of Harrison, N. Y.. has ____________ a ____________ « Arthur Yowell il putting up mm« fine purchased nineteen acres of celery land The Merry Widow sardine», for sale by .Garner A Roberts sell high-grade Cigars window decorating these days at the store • Hoary & Deane, n prominent real esinic man of Jacksonville, transacted business west of the city, from Murrell A Minshew. Garner A Roberts. of N, P. Yowell L Co. , • p , ' *| uiid tobacco. Try them. here Saturday. He will personally super­ Mr. Nelson will spend th e winter in San­ If you want a first-class tailor-made Major's Chinn Cement for mending L. E. Brady is n candidate for Mayor intend the office of J. N. Whltner In Jack­ ford and Improve his property, suit tor $12.98, call at 1). A. Caldwell A broken chinu and glassware. At Sanford oa his own platform, independent of any sonville this winter. Furniture Co. Messrs. Sussck. Russell. Otney and Arm­ Sons. clique or ring. Vote, for him. The Princess Guaranteed Steel Range strong of Jackson, Mich., spent the week Lost—Watch fob with c ro ss; nam e on Rev.L. I). Geiger, sf Apopka,will preach Delicious ice cream, the best made, at lined throughout with asbestos. Sectional In Sanford prospecting- with n view to back of cross; will finder kindly return til tit' the Baptist church tomorrow, both H n.iL L IskM h'i lunch room,-opposite fire back guaranteed not to warp. Best purchase. ..They are well pleased with H era|d office ,T______________ ___ ________ morning and evening aervices. Pico Hotel nm l th * «U |*n Range in the market. See them at the Sanford nnd Will locute here lit the near Just arrive;!, n fresh line of imported Dill Pickles, sweet mixed, cucumbers, Headquarters for Iron Age Tools. Any­ Sanford Furniture Co., ^ future. mnccaronl, spaghetti, vermicelli, A B C mangoes nnd sour pickles in hulk. thing you want ip hand plows, fertilizer Dried Sait Shoulders at 12 it cents found The ladies of the Congregational church French peas. etc. Uaknem A Rourmf. Crb(s. E v a n s . distributors, etc.. Harry J. Wilson. nt H. H. Hill’s grocery. will give a bazaar nnd su|>per ut CripThose Who have lettuce "tb ship are re­ Dr, John Kempf nnd sister, of New Tor a short lihie only, Tapestry Brus­ R. A. Bradshaw of Ox font. Ohio, wlxt is pen's music store, Saturday Deceintier alizing handsome profits, the market this York, who huve been spending several sels Art Squares, regular price $22.30, spending the winter at Winter Park, came 5th. Fancy articles, ice cream nnd cukc week going up to $4 per crate aguin. , days at the Sanford House, left Tuesday •Pedal price $17. Sanford Furniture Co. over to Snnford Monday to meet his fam­ will be on sale. The public is cordially Romeo Coffee. 3 pounds Igt one dollar. fur Tampa. Qtss. Evans, the popular grocerymnn, ily on their arrival from the North. 41 e invited to aetend. . Chas. E vans. . Exceptional values in table linen nnd bk* installed two new delivery wagons for made this office a pleasant call. Charlie Payne, of the Snnford Furni­ 3t W. W. Stripling of Jacksonville was in napkins at MmiNcett's. a quick service to his many patrons. UnBuy Henry Clay Flour of W. W. Long. ture Co., received a telegraih on Tuesday, the city Thursday calling upon the lo^ul C. E. Crawley, agency director of the detwuod made »h*m. announcing the serious illness of his trade. Mr. Stripling is a funner resident Florida Life Insurance Company, of Jack­ The best on earth. father, at Deny. N. H .’and left ut once of Sunford. Call at Sanford's leading Furniture house sonville. was in the city Monday on busi­ The city council met on Wednesday af­ iuri>'ture, stoves, range«, ruga, matting, ternoon to revise the registration list for far home. Il is to ‘ be huped he will find •LQectaJkand Ten nnd Spices. ness connected with his company. i r T **elc 8 n fa g j I M s l a t s A».. J . LL the election on Monday next. The regis­ Ills father'« condition' better upon his BP C ma s . E v a n s . See Hr H. Hill for Celery City Blend rival Davtson, manager. W. P. Campbell of Orlando spent Wed­ Coffee, finest on curth for 24 cents. tration list is the largest in the history of Just a gentle reminder. Christmas will Lost,—Female ft« terrier, five months Sanfonl and demonstrate« the rapid growth nesday in Sunford. having come up to The Drainage Committee comjxi&ed of be-here Just three weeks from yesterday. ■d. black spot on back and right shoulder. of the dty. meet Mrs. Campbell, who bus been spend­ Messrs. Palmer, Harrold and McLain Do your shopping early. The stocks are “®*U dog. Finder return to Geo. A. De made a trip to the west aide on Thursday Now Is the time to buy your sub-irrh now complete, the merchants have lime ing the summer in Missouri. Gittes and receive reward. Faultless white cherries, Lima Beans to inspect the ooiuYitions and muke a regated land. See M- M. Smith. to give you personal attention. The stores Wives la bulk and In all size bottles. ■j |>ort on same. The entertainment a t the auditorium of are not crowded and you cun shop in com­ and succotash, at Garner A Roberta'. Chas, E vans. W. P. Corbett nnd D. H. McMullin, The famous Fox River Butter for tale the High School by Ella« Day and Mr«. fort- Keep tiiia suggestion in inind and Messrs. Grunthal and Samuel and Ben- Oranne Truitt Day wns all that anyone start out next week after looking over prominent citizens of Jacksonville and at W. W. Long's Grocery. Jmln Greenburg of New York were In the could desire. Mr. Day. In the different the announcement«, of our merchants well known naval stores men, were In tlie We wish to call attention to the adver­ f UUs week. They are en route from character», displayed a fine knowledge of printed in this ‘paper. Shop early and d ty this week, looking up Sanford's great tisement of Chas. Kanner 'in this Issue. "• to New York, and stopped over In each part and was a good mimic of the avoid the rush. ^ possibilities' His feast of bargains sltould appeal to the wool to purchase some celery land. different personages that he represented. Harry N. Burhnns, the genial advertis­ buyers, and his great snoriticc sale will hr Qultfe a bad wrack occurred the latter l<ufT' ut Spassoar’« bakery every The audience enjoyed many good laughs, part of Inst ’week n r Silver Springs." Allen ing m an Of JacKSOnVTIld,' slopped "ovSTln Inaugurated Thursday, December 10. Read hut a t times were on the verge of tears. Japes, conductor on the northbound freight Sanford Wednesday on his wuy to Mus- hjs "ad" In Tlie Herald. Stanley Hanson, the popular traveling It Is hoped that these two "Days" will iroln| was badly injure i. An aftn and leg cotle to attend the golden wedding of the Mr. and Mrs. A. W; Brown, of Hamel!, l0f °f the great Tampa Tribune, spent come again, and bring April weather with were broken and his face badly cut. Mr. parents of Mrs. Kurbans. * Incidentally ha New York, have airtved in She d ty and Jones married Miss Minnie Evans of this interested several uf our moat prominent wtU spend the winter here. Mr. Brown eral days In the d ty this week in the them. city, and Is well known. . His friends hype citizens relative to the^Yruposed county owns twenty-five acres of celery land on For an up-to-date tailor-made suit! see “ west of his paper. Mr. llanrao never for his speedy recovery, though it may be exhibit to be made a t the mid-winter ex­ the west side, near Rand's siding, five WU to get subscribers, for the people like D. A. Caldwell A Sons. a year before be will be able to resume position—that is, it Is Imped 'our county acres being in cultivation. Tnb«M and the Tribune's solicitor. See Jim H arris If you hove any heavy his duties again. V At last report he was “dads" will make an appropriation-for . When you have an Item of news call Elgin creamsry butler a t 35 cents M u lin g ar breaking and cleaning up such an exhibit. doing nicely. phone No. 140. Ate« Vaughn's Stables. T— Wund- •* Sanford Grocery Company. |N AND ABOUT Ttlf CITY N .P .Y o w e ll& C o . 1 - 1 N. P. Yowell ,8c Company Hunting - Season -----IS H E R E ^ ^ = YOU WANT GUNS, SHELLS AND SUPPLIES Ï The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co m ■ I R g w ® ft v fj F i Ì iijf fe ^ ■* mm |r im T iìl U B il Ji '.-k t PVT LV; ;TP*Jîk » 1 Ä -: m m tj ( f i / ' Ifljjpi filli �' f r i f e a i js. > December s COUNTY HAPPENINGS A Btufgcl or In te re sting Item s From C orrespon de nts TH E EVENTS OF ORANGE COUNTY Efficient S t a f f o f Reporters Weekly Covers the Territory for The Herald GENEVA GLEANINGS Special Conrtpondrnce lo The Herald. Mr. Dnvls, our telephone .man, was'In town Inst week, looking over the line. We henr that he Intends to build a line to Sanford; also one to the dock at Lake Harney.Evan . Fnttishall, who is n student at Stetson University. DcLand, 1ms been Imme for n short visit, returning Monday. A largo party of friends gnvc Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Duane u surprise, party on Thanksgiving day. It being the occasion of their golden wedding. A big dinner was served in the cool shade e f-th e trees and nil enjoyed themselves. Messrs. Ed Argo, Gus Wolcott and Dr. Childs, of Oviedo, were in town last Fri­ day. D. F. Pattislmll, of Plant City, is mak­ ing his brother here a short visit. Orange shipments dtnve slacked up. somewhat, though a good many aro still The good news comes to us from The Sanford Herald that the U. S. Hoard of Engineers has recommended that a 5-foot channel be established from Sanford to L a k e H a rn e y . Tide will do «way with the long h n u is wi- h»ve.Jiijiu iiu » - ln - flu r o m e e when the river goes down and'the steam ers can't get into th e , Lake. fLO R ID A VEG ETABLES ACTIVE New York and Cincinnati Have Good Trade In Our Products If Y o u W a n t to B u y or S e ll (New York Packer) New York, Nov. 28.—Late deliveries menaced the market on Florida products this week on everything except oranges nnd grnpefrait, and the offerings of these were rnther heavy from the s ta rt i The orange market was low nnd street prices on the average offerings were SI.50 to S2, with pineapple oranges selling up as high as $3. A grant deal of poor fruit wos offered and sold down as low as S1.2S, and $2* wub considered a good price for the aver­ age offerings.' Grapefruit ranged from $2.SO to $3.80. Lettuce was in good demand from $3 to $3.50 nnd occasionally $4 was paid for extra fancy. Eggplants were firm at CITY PRO PERTY OR TRUCK LA N D S Come and See Us Cincinnati, Nov. 28.—Tim early vege­ table market opened strong here Monday nnd most kinds of enrly southern truck were in active, demand the fore part of Florida cucumbers were in fairly libera receipt and sold well at $2 to $2.50 per hamper. Homegrown hothouse stock, is selling at $1.25 to $1.50 per dozenr— Florida eggplant was in light receipt and with n good demnnd prices advanced to $3.75 to' $4 per crate. Receipts of Florida -tomatoes arc very light a n d .in good demnnd a t $4 per 0bnskty crate. Florida green nnd wax beans are meet Ing a goo hamper. Florida and sclllt Receipt nortitnLei BOARDING CELERY. SANFORD, FLA. It Makes No DiffeJence What You Want or Where You Want It and on Terms that are R ig h t" SIW IL W T ADVERTISE ? pushed through. Geneva people think The Sanford Her­ An East Coast Paper Commends Sonald is one of the best pages published in ford Enterprise (Miami M«lro{>oll*) Orange county. It is always wcjcoinc. Sanford, the Celery City of Florida, is certainly up-to-date in many respects, EN TER PR ISE ECHOES and more especially in the respect of ad­ Special Cmtc»penitence to Th* H erald: vertising itself to the people who come to The Padgett brothers and Mr. II. F. Florida. What has it done to advertise Quackcnbos nnd Mr. Chns. Boutwright had Itself T Why It has done just the right a most enjoyable deer hunt on Thanksgiv­ thing. Recognizing the fact that Jack­ ing dny. They returned in the afternoon sonville offers n valuable location for an with two deer. Another one was chased Information bureau to give visitors infor­ by the dogs, which ran into Lake Bethel, mation about their town, they hnve found where it.wns .captured by the guides of an excellent location, where thoy will Judge O. O. Shlrns of Dubuque, town, nnd make a good displny and properly demon­ Mr. E. D. Whlto of Bmddock, strate their advantages to tourists and they were fishing. They report having, hrmntgrrhere In this office. printed mat­ had a very exciting time. These deer ter relating to Sanford will be distributed were all killed within four hiiles of town. nnd all kinds of fruits and vegetables will On,Thanksgiving evening Miss Relicccn bo on.display thmngh the entire season. • Quackcnbos entertained at supper for her Miami, poor Miami, witli its wealth of sister, Miss Ethel Quackcnbos, In honor of God-given resources, its bountiful supply her birthday. Those prescut were. Misses of fruits and vegetables, its rock roads'its Fannie Mne Boatwright, Florenco Willis, up-to-date hotels, its multitude of ndIrene Thurston and Viola Padgett, nnd vuiiiagci over other cities. Is so selfish Messrs. John Poilgctt, Virgil Willis, Perry that it cares not for visitors. If they Sister and Lynn Boatwrlglih • Miss Willie must come, Mlnml will treat them kindly, Le« Willis assisted Miss Quackcnbos. hliL-lhai's nil-• 1« Dint « fact, buslne" Thanksgiving wus duly celebra ted by men of MinjnlT-. No, a thousand times. many of the town - j>coplc by n picnic in Mlnml invites visitors, homcsecjters, every­ body, to come within. Its borders to live the school yard. for n day. a week, a year, for life. Mi­ Mr. Fred Murray ami bride, of Franklin, ami, like Sanford, should have samples in Ind., arrived Friday for, the winter. They Jacksonville and a 'competent public!ty have rentcdlltc upper pnrt of Mrs. S. S. Davis' house, also the dining room und agent there to distribute literature to kitchen. His fy th e rn n d family wlll.be stranger» within the gates of Florida. What is our best cropf Tourists) Do wo down later. woutmorcT Most certainly we do I On Saturday the Misses Ednn and Ad­ dle Tattillu.,oi Osteen, had Miss Hendry, Winner W ashing Machines Mrs. Brooks, Gol. Green (Mrs. Brooks' A few more or these still left, sold strictly futhcr), with the children in their care, on guantee. If they .do not do what we spend the dny with them. They all say claim, money Isrcfunded. Harry J.Wilson they enjoyed their visit very much._____ Mrs. H. F, Quackenbo#~relurned Wed­ nesday from St. Augustine, via City of Jacksonville. « John Osteen, of -Oak Hill, was In town Wednesday, circulating a petition to call an elcctlou for removal of the court­ house, but did ho't get a signature. Mrs. M. Jf. Summers, of Jacksonville, Is here to sec' to ilio shipping of hor or auges. __________________ Sanford Machine § Foundry Works £ H O W A R D - P A C K A R D L A N D COMPANY Hardware and Farm Implements THE COMPRESSED AIR SPRAYER ¡1 I' I• *! I ' I Used In Uncle Sam 's Paint Shop During the past year the U. S. Navy has consumed 091,000 pounds of ‘ Lucas White Paint nnd 278,700 pounds of LUCAS COLORS, sufficient to produce more than 100,000 gallons of pnint. i*iinl liti riniti lia of 11 f V fi fi _ equWnlent lo fif) 50 rn airloads 200,000 gallons each, and which would make a train more than one-half D a ti by T a a t to r G row er*. All who have unii (hi* »pray cumlnuouily arc free (rum blizht unii ln*ccl*. In addition to this UncE Sam has used during the past year more than k t 25.000 gallons of LUCAS ff nm i lt fr V *i •* iI Fr A n M v sl pH ik tf * * * * * * / « . We have the hugest and best equipped plant for driving wells in this section of the country and are prepared to lill all orders promptly. Our machinery ris up-to-date and our workmen are skilled in the work. Those contemplating ■ putting in wells would-j; serve their best inter- : ests by consulting ns nnd learning—prices . befote making contracts. t r i i v m o i u « ! , r iii / i m L U ) UI1U UUKT ; l products. «| — Uncle Sam’s preference Is not n i mntter of fnvor, but of QUALITY I I und RESULTS. 11 In Uncle Sam's service, as in ; everybody clsc's, .LUCAS ,P RQDUCTS* haVft fln unbroken recoH. for,saiisfuctory results. --------- m w w Growing Strawberries, Celery Asparagi», Lettuce, Onions. Cauliflowers, etc., etc., in Sanford, pays I Sell the Land—Your Brnins, Money, nnd Muscles Makes the Crop and the Profit Tampa Fair The Fifth Annual Slalë F«ilr~wlll~6e hold ut Tampa, February 3 lo 27. To “hold th e F air and to make i t bigger and better than ever was the decision reached a t it meeting of the stockholders of the Florida State Midwinter Fuir Association, held at Tompn Monday* Insistent de­ mo nds that have been made upon the association that the Fair be not aban­ doned, by,railroad and other enterprises Interested In bringing visitors and set­ tlers to Florida, us well ns by private citi­ zen» throughout the stale, made it clear to the asocietlon that It would not do to ubandoti The fair.* Repairing of all Kinds of Machinery DEALERS IN Automobiles, and Gas Stockholders* Annual Meeting " T h e nnnunl mecting of the stockholders of the First National Bank of Sanford will be held at UuMçfUce of the bank,, in San­ Office and works on Oak* Avenue, ford. Fla., on the second Tuesday In J a n ­ near Fernuld-’s uary, 1009, a t 10 o'clock a. m. 10-5 . ■ -r —F. P. F okstou Cashier. IM P R O V E D IR R I G A T E D F lo w in g F A R M S --U N C L E A R E D L A N D S W e lls on A ll Celery Delta and other Desirable Tracts In Blocks to suit Purchaser. Prices and descriptions upon WHITNER request. First National Bank Buildmé �ÿ « t n l* r 5 » o » - Tttr-5ÄN7ÖRD H t RALD Pag* 7 Court o f the 7th Judicial In th e Circuit Court of th e-7 th Judicial Circuit o f th e S ta te o f Florida for S tate o f Florida for o f th e ____ O ran te County O ra n te C ounty ¿ .th e C ircuit Q reult City of Sanford. k * v*. ( Bill In Chano Cot I, Block T .T V f 2 ( Xo)t Owner Unknown. ) • • To «he defendant. Own^Unknown the aK d iv It of W jC Ity So* It appeal ing (loin the atlldavlt of the City Solici­ tlM?V h i*C ltro f Sanford herein filed that he iK iw r f'6* , non- resident of t he State tor of theTTIty of Sanford herein filed, thnt he be^IWtrt t k . n « 1 » ^ residence I* unknown. lii-vea that you are a non-resldmi of the Slate of d ftekj*. wreon In thl» State the *er- Florida, and that your rraldruce la unknown, and sod $ * ' .ubneniupSn^hora would bind you. and that thrre la no person In this state the service of a subpoena upon whom would bind you. ^ ' “ .T u over the ng e of 2 1 nrenre It Is therefore ordered that you do appear In this tkf*»“ ' ■ J J ! ordered that you do apnear la this herein filed, upon Monday, febru- court to the bill herein filed, upon Monday, Febru­ ary 1. A. P. 1900 . It Is further ordered that this order of publication * 7 ! ' «^ihrrmdered lhaj thl* order of publication a week for right consecutive be published once n week for eljtlit Consecutive ttf? 6Ii i , Tha Sanford Harold, a newapapor pub- weeks in The Sanford Herald, a newspaper pub­ g g j l J b J w of Sanford. In Orange county. lished in the City of Sanford, In Orange county, Bill In Chancery to Enforce Ta* Lien. Ladies' Skirts and Gentlemen's Clothing J O T -iii; my hand and the oca I of ««id ciroult . oourt. thla 25 lh day nf Novernt«r, A. D. 1U0 H. II. M. Roemsm, 10-B Clerk CIrrtilt Court. Orungc County. Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County. J McGLon B ros., Proprietors; —• ®ur Monthly Rite for Club Only E v e r y t h in g N eat a n d C l e a n Giving you twelve pieces a month nnd Cooked to Piense (he Púlate inIlia C ircuit Court of th e 7 th Judicial Circuit of the S ta te o f Florida ft»r of the Epicure We will call for arid deliver your clothes once a week Corner Tirsi Street and Palmetto Avenue A ll W o r k G u a r a n te e d Comfort Cottage GEO. W. A D A M S, Manag, Best Homelike Accommodations Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County, BUI In Chancery in Enforce Ta* U rn. II. C. Davidson, To the defendant. II. C. Davidson: It nppenrlng from the nflldavlibf the City Sollcl-t tor of the City of Sanford herein filed, that he be­ lieves that you are a non-resident id the Stale uf Florida. nnd that, your residence. Is uukmnnu-nnd thpt «herr I* nn perinn in ihia sluliLtlic service uf. a subpoena upon whom would hind you. It is therefore ordered that you do appear In this court to the bill herein filed, u|xm Mood ay. Febru- Corner of Fourth and Magnolia Aven Best Brand of Fertilizers DEALER IN Twenty Year» of Experience with Florida Crops Mas D em onstrated the W orth of Our F ertilizers A SPECIAL BRAND LOR EVERY CROP In the Circuit Court of th e 7 th Judicial In th e Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the S ta te of Florida for areni! of the S tate o f Florida for Agent for Virginia-Carolina Fer­ Orange County Orange County City uf Sanford, tilizers City of Sanford, Ulli in Chancery to Enforce Bill In Chancery to Lots 12 1>13, Block 7 . Tier 1. En force Tnx Lien. Owner Unknown. To the defendant, owner Unknown It appearing from the nfiiduvil of the City Solici­ tor of the City ol Sanford herein filed, that he be llevcs that you arc a non-resident of the Slate of Florida, and that your residence Is unknown, and that thrre Is no person In „Ibis state Hie service ol a subpoena upon whom would bind you. It is therefore ordered that you do ap[>ear In this court to the bill herein filed, upon Monday. Febru­ ary L A D I»»« j It Is further ordered that this order of publication be published once n week lor eight consecutive weeks in The Sanlord llrrald. a newspaper pub­ lished In the City of Snnfotd. In Orange oounty. Ylortda. Witness m y hand and the seal of said circuit Qly al Sanford Bill in Chancery to Enforce T a* Lien. . JLC Puncta. Jk the defendant, R. C, Duncan: ------trini from the affidavit of Cityof Sanford herein filed that ho he­ f c ^ s j j r w -,----a r e q •*»* non ivoiucsuoi resident e r me the dim Stote of e ui that your residence Is unknown, and wsi.tnert ** 1,0 Person In this slate the service of •Mipiens upon ahum would bind yo*i, and that years. r."TT-TT.r ,ttritered that you do ai>pepr In this Î A D Bled' l<lK,n Monday. Febru- In Clark Huildint! Atlantic Coast Line R. R. Home-Made Bread, Like M other Used to Bake GOES EVERYW HERE Quick Orders fur Fancy CakcH Filled Promptly \ II. M. Ruautstw, (st*t ) Clerk Circuit Coarl, Orange County w* m Ill u »Äfctk»f ordered that this order of publication >wLd.*.* Tb, ° pt* * WPck C« cLAfat consecutive ■ ' T ? ' ,?,anru.r,l Herald.- a newspaper pubthe City of Sanford, in Orange county, and the seal of said circuit <*rt this 25lh day of Novemhcr. A. D. 1908 . _ . B. M. R o sm a *' (wtatj Clerk Circuit Court, Orange Count 10 8 FOR S A L E i Enterprise In For (IcUilleil information, ratea, adtetlulea and rcaervationa, are your neareat Ticket Agent, write to or call on ------- — $1400.00-----------A. W. F R IT O T E DON P EA B O D Y F lo rid a E n te rp rise ORO i ■ _ ■_______ - - U. M. (Launa*, (acot) Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County. In th e Circuit Court o f th e 7th Judicial Circuit o f th e S ta te o f Florida for h tht Circuit Court o f th e 7th Judicial Orange County Wcult or the s ta le of rio rld a for City of Sanford ' Yp~ BiU tn C hanceerto Orange County M« . n an, , B. M. KoaoMtoN, (seal] Link Circuit Court. Orange County. * 7 U Sanford, j •JIT**, % tfX j BUI In Chancery to Enforoe Tax Lien. rnf M Iî°2 « J ' "UMavIt of the C ity SoliciSanfo.,1 t ^ in mei< mat he be- ’" ¡S ® that be befilrtb , " "on-retldnii of the Stole of lk»i u hat your trsldenoa Is unknown, and »s« * e ^ , fn t h iis u t a Urn service of ’" c S f - Ï0U-,ml,hat k* pJblul,Jir ull^ t S ï ï w “rd*re<1 ^ 1" od that dial this order of publication Pf*7 lo H a i fo ,” IMMStmivs , H e r ^ . B newspaper pub* Ul|f °* Sw ifort. in Orange W u y . ¡•Ä aw , circuit County. Z a te rk ' Î| ‘ t í » «fid m  ■«« cftSv uSk^w^ii \ EnfT* T’1Uen- ■* ALL WHITE DARBERS YANCEY O ld S h o e s W a n te d 1 am again asking for OLD SHOES. I . will give what they axe worth Sizes, 6, 7, 8, 0. 10 11 AND IS Cor. 3rd St. and San/ord Ave. ' iVwT ‘lr r- Sanford's Only Exclusive Shoe Store The Latest Full Styles in Ladies', Gent's and Children's Shoes J u B t Received • • G O L D , Prop. Sanford City Bonds for Sale Drink a Bottle of We. the undersigned, bond trustees, offer for sale Iflren ( 15) Bonds of the City of Sanford. Florida, of ona thousand 11.0 0 ) ram each.. Iiearilig six o( one tnouseno dollars uoiiars (vet .in0ni/ • ________ ___ _____ _______ coupons per_ cent Interest,_ __ payable semi-annuali, attached, and pay's hie ml the Nstions) F'erk Bsnk of New York Clly. on January 1st end Ju ly 1st of year. ____ . * , These fifteen bonds h re jh e remaining unsold bonds of a bond Issue uf 143.090 of January. 1804 . at which time $ 30.000 of the bonds were sold and expended In Improving (he surcts. erecting the High Sellout building, and for the other purpoecs far which the bonds were voted. These remaining fifteen bonds * rr now nflrrrd for sole for the purpose of street paving. They will mature In January. IB 14. . . . , * , There Is no other tionded indrhtcdnesi than the thirty thousand dollar, bonds heretofore sold, the Interest on which has been promptly paid down to I u'>( ' u0* n . been an ' C IN G E R A L E O R S O D A W A T E R -Uanufactuxed with pure dis tilled water—thoy.will (»avant Hin»«, aid , • digestion and give you health The Senford C oca Cola Bottling Co., Sanford, Fla. _— «an«W W __ _1I_■1. --— -— -aO aaalaaSaeiw an,4Artesian and Deep W ell Drilling Interest coupons will be detached from the bonds down to sod Including January 1st. 1909 . and In­ terest coupons from Janu ary 1st, 1900 . to remain attached. A. M, * --------- A . E . Ir v in ’s S h o e S h o p — L. W O O D R U F F ! STRONG LIN E OF CHILDREN’ S SCHOOL SHOES A clcnn towel for every customer To All Whom It May Concern : Uixm application of the City Solicitor. It Is hereby ordered that on at before tlie February Kule day D ell, being February 1, A. 0 . 1909 . In sakl court. tni •appear to ou answer the bill filed 'and sei urth the mature j! of your respective Interests In. right to, or leans upon real estate stiuale In (he City nf Sanford, and described in the bills as .1x 1 Black 6. Tier 7 , It la further ordered that this order be ___ In The Sanfurd Herald, a newspaper published In asks u U <city, a ase a weak foe eight -eo seats* to M id rule day. npm and declared the ¿odds legally Issued. l’rvaiItnrss my hand i I of the gold circuit Bids for said bonds, or any portion thereof, will November. I). 1008 IÇÇL.. court, thla 2¡ftb day of Nov ber. A. D. be received at any time on or before January 1st. *1'B . M. R ooikwm. ( scal) 10-8 Clerk Circuit CourL Orange County. 16Lad) bid should be sealed and endorsed "B id far Sanford Bonds.” enclosed In n second envelope addressed to the undersigned bond )r us tees. The openru at bi 12 . * o'clock, www,. M dswlll beb opened noon, Jgnuary J S L t t C t . The right I* reserved to reject any and Ír I FRANK B a rb e rsh o p |t STl-AlD ^ B,,trtln 0W' WilSS!r. Frln lfi-8 Travelling Passenger Agent A tlantic Coast Line, .Jacksonville, Fla. Clerk Circuit Court. Urungc County. City of Sanfurd l Hill bi Chancv-ry lu Enfurcr Wi i------- 1 Tax Lleii. L Madry, airy, and I ■ Ta A il Wham It Wav PnfMwra : Upon applii-uilun of the City SolIdlnr It Is hrreby oidrird that on or before the February Rule day ‘ ¿ ^ C lîy nest, being February 1st. A. D. I 90 U, In said court, n i u x r L Jo ! f ” 1 ■ “ “ '« W fp t of the ¿ta le of you appear to and answer the bill filed and set tkst«hi«nIS.* and ^ " « * r e | s no rour »»»Weneila ^ # uteunknown, , he ^ forth the nature of your respective Interests In, right to, or leins upon reel estate situate in the WnuTb ho,n blnd »«>“• *nd that City of Sanfurd, and described In tits bill as Lot L tmn i S f i S f f ordered that you do apM ur In this Block 7 . Tier B. It Is further ordered that this order be published In The Sansord Herald, a newspaper pkbtishod-la said city, once a week for eight consecutive weeks prior to said rule day. Witness my hand and seal of the said circuit court this 23 th day of November. A. D. 1908 . •gzxrzzi: FRANK C. BOYLSTON, Division I’oascrjgcj Agent 11 M KoaiMsux, (scat) - eTsS*,1, ‘"1- j HUI la Chancery ta Entona H bsugherty. I T a* Lieu. lí a í f ^ ¡'••'lan i, il. llaugheriy : ‘ — Kg* * Consult the Purple Folder 9-ROOM HOUSE, 14 ACRES talk*Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial In th e Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of th e S ta te of Florida rpr , Ctrculi or the s ta te o f riorldA for Orange C ounty' Orange County -SamiS " HA.ofD.said circuit this 25th day of Novemhcr. 1908 North, East, West and South Circuit o f th e S ta te of f lorido for “ ' - . Orange County M' . City of Sanford, rd, > i BUI In Chancery to Enforce vs, } Ta* Lien. Mary Evans. - ) To the defendant, Mary Evans : It appearing from Ihe.altldavit of the City Solid tor uf the City of Sanford herein filed, thot he lie lieve* that you are a non-resident of the State of Florida, and that your residence Is unknown, nnd that there is no peatón In thla state the service of _ subpoena upon whom would .hind youI, amTthat your age is over the age of 21 year*. It ¡sJhnrefore ordered Hint ytat do appear In tills court to the bill herein filed, upon Monday. idf Febru­ ary 1. A. D. I 0 U9 . It is further ordered that this order uf publication be published once a weuk fur eight cunscculiva week* tn The Sanford Herald, n newspaper lished in the City of Sanford. In Orange county, Florida. Wltncas my hand and Ilia seal of said circuit court, this 25 lh day of November. A. D. 1008 . J. A. TAKACH, Agent C ANF OR O, F L O R I D A San ford Bakery court, this 25 th day «d November, A, D. tilt)«, to-B The Florida Fertilizer Co. Goods deli verni to any parts of the In th e Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial lathe Circuit Court or the 7th Judicial City Circuit or the State of Florida for Orange County— -------- ■Pnrk Avenue, North T he Florida Fertilizer C o Centrally ¡Located ft li further ordern] that this order of publication I, nuUhihrd once a week tor eight consecutivo «tels In The Sanford Herald, n newspaper pubtubed to theCity of Sanford. Orange county. FlorUs. Vfharts my hand and the teal of said circuit muit, this £ 5 ili day of November. A. D. 1008 , B. M. Kobikhw. ( staiJ 114 Clerk Circuit Court. Orange Counfjr. vs. TarrU an. A S Jsrry. -✓ ) Tti ttmilriit 4 t -i A. S. J firry: h sppeirlng from the alfidovit of the City Solici­ tor M the City of Sanford herein filed, that be be, laves that you are a non-resident of the State of FVfidi. and that your residence Is unknown, and that there is no person In this state the service of - tssbpeena «pen whom would land you, and that pur age Is ovtr the age of 21 years. It Is therefore ordered that y\>u do appear In this inert to the bill herein filed, upon M imdaf. Febru­ ary). A. D. I DOB. It 9 farther ordered that thla order of publication hs published once a week for eight consecutive we*« la The Sanford Herald, a newspaper publahed In the City of Sanford, In Orange couuty. M k Vfltness my band mid the seal of said circuit esoit this 25th day of November, A. D. 1908 . — B. M. Roomaoa, [ scai.] Perk Circuit Court. Orange County. 'P hone-00 the City at Moderate Prices In th e Circuit Court of th e 7th Judicial Circuit o f th e S ta te or Florida for Orange County age U over the ngi* of 21 yenrs. ¿therefore ordered that you do apnea to the bill herein filed, upon Monday, in In Gold's Barber Shop Oct 30 M-tit T e le p h o n e N o. 6 0 •V, sd.yr.:- P. U P E �■»a:- -V' X W VOICE Of THE PEOPLE fact token any way you please It Is the best. The die has been cast, the demon has been dethroned, nnd ns our Hood ìli « SANFORD DEKALI) :_i l Ê Îr EFT for opinions expressed by ttmuilnitors. All com­ munications Intended for currenl issue must be In hand not later than Tuesday p. m .J—Eo. D. B . S M ore Light On the Subject Civic Improvement Club To the Editor of The Herald : * An nrtlclc appeared in tltd last Issue of iho Sanford Chronicle that maybe misleading to some who aro not informed and with your permission 1 will endeavor to throw a little more light on the sub JecL The article in question was evidently intended to show that prohibition is a failure, J o Shu ford, nnd that crime is committed iterc to h greater extent thnn when wo were creeping along under the weight of the open saloon, ~~Ot course .the closing dip nf thcBfl .places ilid not stop crime, nor did it transform any of the people into angels, but that conditions have liocn gircatly improved no one con successfully deny. Let mo call attention to the rapid increase in our population tho past twelve months, the most remarkable growth our town has ever enjoyed, and 1 doubt if a town in Florida 1ms had sudi ft' l t* population it is hut nnturoj that more petty ofTuttscs should find their way to Tho "mnyoFH- docker~thtm-wtra!d be-thecase with a much srpnllcr population. Tlieu ngnin, larger fines ltavo been imposed in many instances under the present administration than formerly, thus increasing the amount of money collected from violutors of the law, Another thing, the present administration httB been very active in clearing out some of tho most offensive dives that ever cursed n town in Florida, nnd making room for a belter class of people nnd a better condition of things. Va grants hnve been mnde to move on, if not they hnve been given work to do on tho streets. Tho statistics given in the Chronicle would lead tiic uninformed onus to infer ; that the same old crowd of "drynk nnd disorderly” that filled our jail, so that frequently (lint there was hardly standing room, is still on deck, nnd that after nil it is n farce and "prohibition dues not prohibit." I tun here to say that pro hibilJon docs prohibit just ns other laws prohibit oilier offenses. I have made some fifth* investigation for myself, and front Mayor Lake I get tills lnfohnntion, as shown by his docket l'runi .Intimity. 1. liKi7 to November 30 1007 there were ill) arrests made for drunkenness, the fines amounting to 3240. This tells tilth talc, nnd brings out the point 1 wish to make, that under the open saloon there went 110 cases of “ Tirunkennessr-nB^ngninst; 33 the same period of time under prohibition, a trifle ~mqro~tlinn onFfonntr------------- - — Now, let us go a step further and take a tittle higher ground. Our' town was growing before the saloons were closed in spite of this very serious hindrance but this obstacle out of the way the growth of tho town has been remarkable Notwithstanding the fact (tint hundreds of new Ikiubcs have gone up wc are still crowded, and the cry Is. for more room. T h e plnrp« llm-il 11» tnUr-rmim s lira m ini w ea t , To the Editor of The Herald: Sanford needs to Itave a Civic Improve­ ment Club. In othertowns the ladles have done much toward beautifying and making them attractive. The band concert In the park Sunday drew out a largo number of people. If the park was Irrigated, grass planted and kept mowed so as to present 0 velvety softnoss, cement walks laid through the grounds, the fountain repaired, and more seats placed in position, it cer­ tainly would add much to Its beauty and be appreciated by those who attend the concerts nnd other functions held in the park. , Further The park between Eighth and Ninth streets could be beautified in o sim­ ilar manner, but In addition have station­ ary tables built, drinking fountains put in, so thnt it could be used as a sort of picnic grounjis. for families or parties who might wish to sjtehd a pleasant hour! tithe open. Beautiful shndc, good water to drink, taMm ttTftat~fiont, seats tores t on. no dishes to wash, children -running* and playing and laughing. Wouldn’t it be grand T "Why iioi Imve n Cl vie Improvement Club? Mow would it do to make tho opera house a thing of beauty, outside and in­ side? This would give nn incentive for better troupes, the Indies would try to ex­ cel each other in dressing for the - play, nnd all would bo desirobs of going. Asi( is now, It is ruinous to n handsome dress. Players love to piny to a well-dressed audience, nnd no bant can give die incen­ tive to dressing elegantly. Try beautify­ ing the house nnd see if it does not result in an increase of patronage and income. —F eminine E E C D AND ! t e r s e n d C b m m u n lc a t lp n s w V a rio u s Tim ely Topics. For more than a year we have been free from ther curse of the open saloon, and our town has enjoyed an era of COLUMN DEVOTED TO P EO P LE gratifying prosperity, such as any place on earth might covet, a n d . such as would make any people rejoice. Our cause is In This Department will be round the right, and as true as God lives the right Views, Opinions and Comment must prevail. o f Practical Writers. "Right Is right, since God is God, IWn Invite correspondence on live topica from all And right the day must win; sectiont of the County, also new* Items of Intere«!. To doubt would be disloyalty, Ilrevlty will Insure prompt publication. Articles contrarr to the view s of the Editor will I * pub­ To falter would be sin.” lished, but etiusive and anonymous communica­ tions will he rejected. We will not be responsible Yours, for a better Sanford, □□HUEE r a iB B M a G jB s a a ~fo^ttwbtr 5," AN I N V E S T M E N T □ IN S A N F O R D L A N D t_ .• Is the Surest Money Maker in all the Southern States * f * ' * * * Celery Lands and Celery Farms. City Property N [£j If you want any of these lands, see us £ Terms to suit your pocket-book HOLDEN REAL ESTATE SA N FO RD , FLA. A Beautiful Service Last Sunday it was die privilege of the □ i H i i S B E l l i N i D i R i t Ë i i  r o n i g is iiT ir a iT ifË ir ifc iiô ir writer to witness one of t.lieinoBt beautiful services seen in many a day. It was the occasion of Children’s Day nt the Method­ ist church, Two little ones, children of Mr. nnd Mrs. M. A. Miot and Mr. nnd Mrs. a S. 0. Shlnholzer, were baptized during die service. Tlte different Sunday school class­ es furnished the music for die occasion, singing alternately. Just before the ser­ mon a duet was effectively rendered by Joe am i Maude Miot,—which whs noted specially for its sweetness. f Z TD-. - The pastoir mrrr-D. D. -Sweat.- oertvered n very impressive sermon to tho children and young people, taking as a text John 3.JG, "For God so loved the world thnt lie gave his only begotten Son that whosoever ) •• Unimproved celery lands, flowing wells guaranteed, belleveth In him sltould not perish, but I $25.00 to $200.00 per acre have everlasting life . " ____________ This lias been called "The Gospel In Celery farms, with flowing wells all tiled, drained and ready for crop. SS00.0Q io $1000,00 nutshell," nnd Mr. Sweat produced a coco- ^ f ^ mutt, from which he drew 'one after — nn n *s .property, Improved'nnd unimprovetj, 303,000 ncres tim ber loud, with finest site in other bits of ribbon, on which was written Florida for crate fuctory. the different wonders contained in the Others t e i a you what can be done. M U R R E LL a M IN S H E W ore practical farmers us text, "wonderful love, "wonderful gift," well ns real estate brokers, nnd are here to show you what lias been nnd can be done. "wonderful welcome," "wonderful rescue, U W M U lU W W V ll wonderful life.” w vvw w v* While thecongrcgntion sang “whosoever wUl. may come," the doors of the church were opened and a dozen or more* of the children come forward making application fur church TiieintJCFShip, am i ten were art” " A N D R E W JOHNSON A. C. H A R T FR ESH turn need by letter. It was a very impres­ ATTORNEY-AT-LAW sive service, and one long to be remem­ SURVEYOR AND DRAUGHTSMAN Practice« lr Stst« and le d e rli Court*. bered. -The pastor announced that those Level Inf end Croea-Sectlaalnf far Dralnefe applying for membership would be re­ U. C. T. Build Ina. Phon« H l /I V . « Specialty ceived next Sunday. •— SA N F O R D , F L O R ID A The herald Is Informed that this church AND has made a fine record this year, there THOMASrÈÎMMET WILSON G. having been something like seventy-five ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR H A M M O N D additions to its membership, and all claims AT-LAW ’ ARCHITECT will be paid up in full by the time of the Lata Stata Attorn«/ Seventh Judicial Circuit «I annual conference, convening week after florid« Office with Murrell & Minshew next in Miami. Tills is gratifying alike to Keddrnrc*. Sanford and Sylvan Lat« AT the faithful pastor and to the membersof Ptco Hotel Block URRELL REAL IN S H E W BROKERS j Present to the Investor tileuest Upportuni“| ties in Florida . M URRELL & f ___ M IN S H E W devoted to other lihes, nnd tho occupants are doing well. There Is not a vacant busi­ ness house or dwelling so far as I know lirth e town. New houses are rented as fa stjis built, frequently by the time the foundations are laid Our business men tell me that trade U is good, nnd ljt has been good all the Time. Other li nes [of business were help­ ed of course by the closing of the bar­ rooms. More shoes are sold, more dry goods, more groceries, more meat, more furniture. This moans more comfort, more happiness, greater prosperity. thcchurth._____________________ = GEO. A. DcCOTTES “ 1 doubt if there is 0 town tiur slxe of J. I. ANDERSON’S Sanford in the United States that has ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW TONSORI AL PARLORS M rs. M a r k s Returns felt - the money panic' as little as the Mrs. R. H. Marks has returned home J. L CARRUTHERS Practice In State and Federal Courts Celery City. If we had not been kept from Atlanta greatly benefitled in health. Proprietor u lin informed of the tight times by reading Her mother. Mrs- G. W. Clayton, and sis­ Welborn Block Sanford. Fla Hot and Cold Bath*. the papers we would not ltavo known ter, Miss Adelaide, accompunied her to SANFORD FLORIDA, -- of lite panic. JE W E L E R Sanford and will spend Ute winter here. WALTER D. BELL > Thai we have flcieatifcr, more orderly ■■ine •--town no on*-w ill deny; that-we haven *e w L a u n d rysta rte d ' Attoiihey- at-L aW happier people is apparent on every The Sanford Hand Laundry, under the MY SPECIALTIES; hand; that, conditions have been greatly management of Mrs. A. R. Marshall, has A ta tract* Examined and .Title« Perfected started operations in tlte building adjoin­ improved all must admit. , . P lu m b in g and Room £1 Ploo Block. Sanford, Florida. Pickard'« Hand-Painted Chine Surely no man wlio loves home and ing the Lefflcir block. New «nachienry lias Gorham's Sterling Silver G a s Fitting virtue and purity would be in favor of been Installed and 'they are prepared to DR. R. M. MASON , Plated Wara going back to the dirty old regime of a itandie the laundry trade of Ute city and All Work Receives MyPeraonol Attention guarantee satisfaction in every respect Elfin and Waltka* year ago. DENTIST From a business stand-point prohibi­ dr. and Mrs. Marshall have a thorough and De«t Efforts Welborn Block Phone 10 tion pays largo returns; from a moral knowledge of the business and will give their personal attention. Sanford, Florida view it is a great success. In all Opposite City Hall L rantee0 T il 'Phone 230 MEATS GROCERIES Henry McLa • V ^5 5. H. D IN G E E " T �v£LVÊ pAût&^Pfirt H— P aie s 9 to 12 IN S A N F O R D — Life u Worth Living Winker IG k SANFORD. FLORIDA. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 5. 1908 AROUND FLORIDA ADVOCATES LA K E’ S R E-ELEC TIO N EN TITLED TO PLAUDITS . D * General News of “The L|nd of F lo w e rs” — --------- Dr. Howard Discusses (he M ayoralty A Correspondent Commends a Faithful Contest * , Servant For Re-election. To the Editor at Tui R oald Tn ilia Cditor of Tin H num P eo p le’s B an k of San fo rd C a p ita l $ 8 0 , 0 0 0 .0 0 Knowing your paper to be nn advocate Not many limes have I felt called upon of the right and justice, nnd feeling the to take part In city politics, nor do I de­ that it stands for all that tends sire now to do more than call attention CllUD fBOM THE S TATE PR ES S assurance Conducts n General Banking Business with Conservatism and to elevate nnd benefit our little city, i re­ to one man, who for twenty years has un­ * __ b spectfully request apace for the following selfishly devoted more time to the public Courtesy. Pays 4 Per Cent. In U m t , Compounded Quarterly, ent: service than nny oilier citizen in Sanford. [la cgitsm* Of the Week’* M ost lm statem *i on Savings Deposits, nnd Information hns reached me to the cfNot only lias ho given his time when­ portant Happenings In th e feet that opposition to the re-election of ever needed in emergency, ns many mit­ ^fate's Domain. Forrest Lake to the mayoralty,, is based ers have nnd do, but regularly, patiently, surcs Deposits A gain st L o ss Orer 8.000 building# hove been erected mainly upon the following grounds: constantly, in prosperity and adversity, [|a Jacksonville since the great fire. 1st. Thnt he opposes Municipal Owner he lias served without honors or the hope from nny and nil causes. Tills additional protection coats One of the most disastrous railroad ac- ship of the public franchises. of rewnrd. Almost without a break he Its customers nothing I ed«U that has ever occurred on the Sen2nd. Thnt he favors the extension of lias servetk-m-tlte-rtwnhless p o s itio n s ^rt) Air Unc. was that which happened the city limits “ by force," nnd "against councilman, nil these years. Tiie value lut Saturday at Silver SpringB Junction the will and against the vote of our of tiiis service is hard to estimate, for in laeu Ocala- Two freight trains came to- friends across the border line. N o w A c c o u n t s S o lic ite d addition to his unswerving fidelity lie be­ (rther at full speed in o head-on collision 3rd. That he bids for the support of stowed the powers of a brilliant mind, rjbort BldnlghL Neglect to obey orders the "liquor interest," with the tacit un­ wonderfully stored with legal nnd techni­ vu (he cause. Engineer N. M.Wakefield, derstanding that he will wink nt occa­ M. SMITH, H. R. STEVENS. G. S. DERRY. cal knowledge of the widekt range, which fritemen E. R. PhllbHck and P. D. Smith sional violations of the law in the shape President Vice-President Cashier lias been constantly used to facilitate the iol fireman Robert Sabb were killed, of blind tigers. city's business. [wnckage was scattered In all directions First, as to Municipal Ownership: I nm Under ordinary circumstances, if he de­ The building and trades department of authorized to state that, while Mr. Lake sired to retire, lie would be entitled to re­ I the Federation of Labqr will meet In con Is. _iir the abstract, in favor of It, nnd ceive the plaudit, "Well done, good nnd nation at Tampa next year. There will fully realizes the great ndvantnges its fnithful servant." But he is willing to j Usbout 3.000 delegates. practical operation has conferred upon serve yet another term nnd now ns we The Timcs-Unlon thinks we ought to sell oilier cities, he Is satisfied that, at the nre passing out of the dark ’days of ad­ [dree million dollars* worth of fatted tur- present TIME, the application of the prin- versity nnd depression into a glorious L IV E R Y * F E E D a n d srnnr Year. Instead of which WC eaL tiplcs Involved would be impracticable-in iiHwpcrity-whfch-to-a-mnntrtpnhry nieaiiâ [■»bout a million dollars worth' a yfiftr of Sanford. If for no other reason, the In ninny developments, surely, for his fidel­ S A L E S T A B L E S | other peoples' fattening. The Tnmpo stnllation of tlic necessary plants would ity he is entitled to this privilege, for the i jwf n for .years telling the folks jEDtnlt thC-CXPcndlture of an .amount of city. We can IH afford to lose his wisp H i t n s s s a n d B u |f la s B la c k sm tth tn g and H o r a o a h o a ln i ¡a Florida (hot they ought to be supplying money which is far beyond our present council and his intimate nnd accurate tke markets with train loads of fat cattle, mcans.and which it would be impossible to knowledge of all the business for two de­ H o r s e s and M u le s B o u g h t and E x c h a n g e d hogs and sheep—with a proportionate raise, even by'bonding the town. At this cades. quality of such Incidentals as horses and very moment we hnvc on hand bonds to Therefore, the common sense of grati­ , A U TO M O BILES FOR LIVERY U SE poultry_t>ut u wicked end 'stiffnecked the nmount of $15,000 which we cnn'l tude for duty faithfully performed, ns (aeration pays no heed. There Is more dispose of. well as the proper care for the future good | (olden opportunity wasted in Florida than As to the second charge, that of favor­ of Sanford; unite In ruakitTg it both a •> <{•♦ -y* ■> + + + + 4 + + 4 + 4 .+ + + + + 4 4 4 4 4 ♦ bt any other nrea of equal size in the ing the extension of the city limits, “ iiv privilege and n duty to vole for M. F. {■ ■> * <P i world. Dot there seems little use In force," and in spite or the opposition and Robinson for reelection ns a member of • . . o peaching about it. OBJECTIONS OF THE RESIDENTS OF THE CON­ council. Remember the countless night Full returns of the recent state election, TIGUOUS territory, it is only necessary to hours lie worked for Sanford while you Respectfully. [ bomall counties, have readied Tnllnhas- point out thnt tieforc anything of tiiis slept. —J. N. Wiiitner. I ice. Gen. Gilchrist received the highest kind is possible, under the present law, High-Grade I louse;Building a Specialty iota cut. It was 33,030. That of Ills the measure must be submitted to a vote PLATfORM O rC. C. MORRIS finding opponent, Cheney (Republican), of the people interested. It is,th en . or should be, quite d e a r thnt vu 0,453; Pettigrew (Socialist) received 2.047. Frank Clark, in this, the second if they d o n 't wish to come into town they Candidate for City M arshal Outlines HEALERS IN His intentions | congressional district, received 10,726. h av e only to say so and sta y Out. Moreover. I urn informed by the city a t­ To the Voter* of the City of Snnfotdt Builders' Supplies, Interlnrchen Sand while O’Neal (Republican), received 2,Having announced my candidacy for 352; Jackson (Socialist), received 862. torney that the opinions or wishes of the Alpha Cement, Acme Plaster | Ail the constitutional amendments were mayor can "cut no ice" in this m atter,as Marshal of the city of Sanford f respect­ i defeated by majorities ranging from 6,000 neither he nor tlte city council have any­ fully solicit your vote nnd nssistnnce, I thoroughly believe that I nut competent thing on earth tq do with it. fto 7,300.------and qualified to hold tiie position anti to A# to tlte third charge, I am rclinbly , to date, about 30,000 boxes of oranges, serve the citizens of Sanford loyally aud Plans, Estimules, miti nil Information rdulivo to Building grapefruit and tangerines have been Informed (tint it is only necessary to ex­ fnifhfuiry. and if accorded tiie honor of from DuLumi by- tho Atlantic amine the record of criminal prosecutions, your vole and elected to tiiis office 1 faithCheerfully Furnished Com line, nnd from tieresford by the In Orlando, during Mr. Lake's ndininistrn- f1||l y ftlryIH«a nt woolf in f|tn nintol line, says the kedora. m is ts anam Civit W Ire» ivtiVipivm! nt OFlV^ Of tfffT UttCf and itrolcctiut! of citizens and pro]>eriy one-fifth of the crop that will be shipjied and ubsolutc absurdity of sucli a claim Phono 69 nnd to do my duty fearlessly nnd witli C o n s u lt U s If those making this charge do so solely this lesson from these two stations. Not discretion. I believe thnt I understand on suspicion, or wlmt is tantamount to more than half the crop will be innrketcd what the duties of tiiis office are, and fc kydrfstmns. The market la holding up it, idle rumor, they arc guilty of common Office jyllh Murrell Ik Minahew Pico Hotel Block, Sanford, Fla. that I can meet its requirements in de­ veil, and none art' receiving less tlinn SI slander nnd of uttering a libel;nnil should tail. I have been a citizen of Sanford for per box on the tree for their shipments so be prosecuted accordingly. i"b+<•‘>4’•>+■>+4 4 •>++4* <•+<•+++•>++♦ •><fr❖ +<• ❖ +<Hr 4 ♦+■}•+♦♦+♦+<■+++4.4 44 __On the other hnnd. if tiiey. nr nny of a number of yejirs and have never asked -far foe good colored fruit. for office bufore. i shall favor tiie cm Lakeland ait a wherry growers have begun tliem, actually know of the existence of a ploymuut oLIwuMt-people to —subordinate '•Wwdug thilr IrOTTut fifty cents a basket. blind“tigerirr-this town and decline to l»ositivns. os far as my influence goes, come forward, like men, nnd present The shingle mill of S. Barefoot, nt Unrtlte proof of the fact, they are not only nnd tiie ability of the applicant consider­ <°v. v u destroyed by Are early Tuesday OF SAN FO RD, FLA. guilty of gross inconsistency, but become ed. I believe It is the duty of tiie Mar­ **Ding. The entire plant, and stock of shal to unhesitatingly enforce nlf ordin­ to all practical intents and purposes ac­ r. H. KANO, Präsident GEO. PERNALD, Vtoe-Pr*». ■ingles that were on hand are a total cessories after the fuct: false to their ances and laws of the city within his F. P. FORBTER, Csshlsr B. P. WHITHER, Asst. Csshler m*. estimated at $ 8,000 .'" Jurisdiction, nt the* same (line respecting duty ns citizen# and, in the eyes of all O n ly N a tio n a l B a n k In O ra n g o C o u n t y The Atlantic and Gulf Coast Flail Co., of honorable men, must stand cuiupcted of the common politics ami the rights of all citizens, and if elected I will give the city recently shipped f j .000 pounds either moral cowardice or hypoerncy. F u n d s P ro to c to d by B u r g la r y In s u r a n c e Spanish mackerel, nil caught in one day Now, if any one possessing (lie desired u dean, moral record that you as a citizen H alaiy D ep o sit B oxes fo r R a n t m ail-dcTk. ran information will come forWtird with the wdt endorse, mid 011c of which I will not ■kigbetween Adel nnd Perry, has received necessary or sufficient proof, I will guar be ashamed. ORGANIZED 1 8 8 7 Thanking you in advance for nny help •soonymoua note, which was shoved nntee that the guilty parties will, if with­ , his cw door, notifying him not to in ranch of the law, be in 'fa il within two you may feel disposed to give me. I re­ Yours respectfully. Perry any more. The note was hours after the filing of the information, main.' « M ^ tSu n llrodM!^ . . Jo c k e l^ „ 15-2 . . ----- — CL.11 M orris. or 1 will forfeit one hundred dollars to the ■Colts, "38-Winchester." Grech sent informant. Stand Up. and fak e Notice noteJa*poBiofIice headquarters a t AtNow, gentlemen, put up nr ¿hut up. Then call at the Sanford Grocery Com­ «> sod had another clerk take his ran. — N. d e V . H oward . pany and supply your wants. These are ^^superintendent of the service has bargains, and it will pay you to nvuil ®a*Ttd Green bock to his post. List o f Unclaimed Letters yourself of them: Enumelwnrc, rinsing Remaining in the Sanford Postoffice at pans, sauce |wns, dipjwrs, 15. 25. and 35 S B WJprtn!e of Florida h a s . ren* cents. Two-lb red kidney bcuns. 10c; 2l * ooision upholding die license tax close of week ending Dec. 1,-1608 j Ladles’’' ■ The suit was brouglit by the Southlb Killertu peaches, 15c, Worcester sauce. rO R S A L E AT Dry ant, MU» Anal« _ Parry. M n Ike 13c. Only one beautiful set ofChinawurc - tT ,Ct“ ~ ogninsi Ute city of Miami. Cooper. Mr». Dora Rkh«rd*on. Mr». Annie price $20. next week for $17. U. S. cruiser Montgomery Is due to Morris. Mr*. LUa Tin »on, Mr*. Ella »«« Pensacola on Dec. 2 0 . and will Morgan. Mrs. Catherine Webb. Mr*. W. W. Election Proclam ation Gentlemen weeks, In company with Mayor’s Office. Sanford, Fla. Andereoo. Mr. McDowell. Charlie November 5, 1008. ^torpedoboats, for annual target prac- Brown. Robert ~ * Lewi*. McCrary In accordance with the Ordinances of Campbell. T. H. Lain, Edit the City of Sanford. Florida, 1 hereby call Crosby, Irani Malla, Millie an election to be held on Monday, De­ J * * 1 C McKinnon. Judge of the DavD, Frooie Kansan, Willie cem ber 7th. 1908. at the City H«ll. on «un of Jackson county, was aoci- Godwin. W. L __________ R k h p n L W c i ... '■ rairiifflO,nvwnw;' between- n n r m w Sec­ Sneed. II. V » r a n k i n g With a pariy House i Co. ond streets, for the purpose of electing a Van Zanett, Fred «cor Marian­ Jackson, Henry Mayor to serve for one year a Marshal ». John William». Jonas and Collector to serve for one year; a ne lkJ “ 7 0 •*** »Duck the judge in McDowell, Walter Whom*. H. Clerk, Treasurer and Assessor to serve for k a « ^ ™ aQd the Inteatlnes Persons claiming the above will please one year: tliree Aldermen to serve for two '»•umber of places. say "Advertised." and give date of tills years. Stoves, C ro c k e ry and G la s s w a r e Polls open at 8 o’clock 0. m. and close lis t Chas. F. Haskins, P. M. at sundown tlte same slay. ^ F o r d Grocery Co. I hereby appoint T. Keane, O. S. Tarver J u s t Received k»ham a** n<,Ur' 0,d homestead flour, and Geo. Fox. Jr., as inspectors of said W all Paper, P aints and Oils, W hite and New Nome Se w ing The largest line of sporting goods ever election, and E. W, D. Dunn as clerk. t * . Snu ^ hyienk aud Superlative Machines, Edison P h o n o g ra p h s and Records, Wholesale Forrest Lake, received In Sanford—guns, rifles, hunting «ckiiil. anT ' °y»lcr r wu- » M salad d i c i n g . Mayor of tlte City of Sanford, Fla. Dealers In Gasolene and Kerosene clothing, e ta Harry J. Wilson. HAND BRO TH ERS Pope Contracting Company i: ,( > -. . -» -— •-. -— - » T g ■M.■?J *’ * - f F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K El Capitan de T a m p T 1 m Finest Five Cent Cig ar O n the Market L. R. P h illip s’ D rug S to re T h e o . J. M ille r & S o n H o u se F u rn ish in g G o o d s ü i �Tn- rhe'Circuit Court Of the 7 th Judicial In the Circuit Court of the 7th’judicial In the Circuit Court qf the 7th Judicial In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial In the Circuit Court Circuit of the State of Florida Circuit of the State 0 i Florida Circuit of the SU te of Florida Circuit of the State of Florida for Orange County. for Orange County. for Orange Coonty for Orange County. r ~ " for' Qrange County. C ity ul San ford 1 Itili in C hancar•y to --»Enforce— T a r Lien. In the Circuit Court of the 7 th Judicial Circuit of the. State of Florida for Orange Couhty. Bw*»< ■ m [if tN for Orange County. 1 6-4 «¡ttMle in ihe City | it hereby ordered that ,on or#before the Jan* H. M. ROBINSON, (Seal.) Clerk Circuit f'rmrt, tiran yr County. id court. | UI).. 1909, In a aaid court, you on ap. appear to and I answer the bill filed and act forth the na ture of your rra|>ective interrata In. right lo, I or liens upon real estate situate in the City I o f Sanford, and described in the hit! as: I Lot rai Block 7, T ier H. , I— l l . ia J u n h c t . orda/ad - that this-Trrdrr- be | published in the San ford Herald, a naws|>aper published In said Citg, once a week for lour consecutive weeks prior to said rule day. Witness my hand and seal o f the said cire nit court, this ajth day o f November, A. J). I 9 " 8 . . B. M. R O B IN S O N , l h . s U I 16 4 Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial for Orange County. Circuit of the State of Florida C ity of Sanford ) * va. ) for Orange County. W. F. 14-avctt, Ad-) Bill I11 Chancery to C llv n f iSanfnrif__ J .___ ga . vs. New South Buildingl B ill in Cliarttcrj try to and lo a n Association) Enforce Tax Lieti. and Thomas E. W it I son, and ) To A ll Whom It May Concern: Upon application of the City Solicitor, it "is hereby ordered that on or tw forr the Ja n ­ uary Kule day tin t, being Janu ary 1st, A . t). 190U, in said cuufl, .you aplicar to and answer the bill filed -anil set forth the na­ ture o f your respective interests in, right Jo, or li ens upon. real relate situ a te .lu -th a c ity o f Sanford, and described In the hill a s: I-ots 9 ami to. Block 7. Tier* T in ' 9. iciTd“ t u r nr mr«—ïorder b e ' — Tr 1 » fu n B fT ^ ó n te iíd tiLír potili »bed in the .Sanford Herald, a newspaper puhllslied in said City, once a week for four consecutive wreks prior to aaid rule day. W itness my hand and seal of the s a lili circuit court, thla ajth »Jay of November. A . I). 1908. . I IL M. R O B IN S O N , (S e al.) 16-4 Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. D’ ,9 ° * ‘ B. M. R O B IN S O N . (Seal.) 16 4 Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. hereby ordered that on or before the J**J' day n r " 1 «bis "Tsnnsrv 3, A. I). 1909, in said court, you appear to aftd answer the bill filed and set forth the nature of your respective interest» In, right lo, or liens upon rear estate situate In the City of Sanford, and described In the bill i s : East i-a of East t-a of Iain b and to. Block 1 1 , Chapman and Tucker's Addition to ■ fhe City o f Sanford. It Is further ordered that this order tie published In the Sanford Herald, L newspaper published in said CTly, once a w etk> fur tour consecutive week* prior to said rulé day. Witness my hand and seal of the said cir­ cuit court tins and day o f Decemlier, A. D. 1908. ' B. M. R O BIN SO N , (Seal.) tfi-4 Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida Circuit of the State of Florida for Orange County. foe Orange County. - C ity of Sanford ) Bill in Chancery to v*. ) Enforce Tax Lien. G, L. Takach, and ) To A ll Whom It* May Concern 1 • Upon application u( the City Sof^w'or, it is hereby ordered that on or before- the Januarv Rule day next, liein / J s n s a r y i . A . ' P . 1909, in-satil'court, you^ appeal lu in d answer* the bill filed and set forth the nature ol yoiircspectlve interests in, right to, or liens upon real citete situate in the City of Sanford, and described in the lull as; fait t. Block j . T i e r * . -------------------- ------It Is TuriEer ordered that this order be published in the Sanford Herald, a ncwsfwpcr published in said City, once a week for tour consecutive weeks prior to said 'rule day. Witnras my hand-and * u | u £.'b e said cir­ cuit eoArt this and slay 01 December, A. D. 1908. CM . A l iB P S S i.ir , uary Hule day next, Wing t m , in aaid court, you a p p ir ^ °' th i bill filed and *m” or|h l 2 n .,, a i retiW Cive interest* in riih i t o T ^ reait estate situate in the Cl.'.” , e nd described in the bill at^»or( j-ot 8, niock I I. Tier It.' K. further cirdcrrtj that ii.*. , publiihed in the Sanf..r,l ItnTr+^i? KWitness niy ha,„ r i n d m “ of S ? *T- . .« a >6-4 r , L /»?• V- ROIIINSOJf, (Ce,Ll Clerk Circuit Court. U r,* « C , ^ . In the Circuit Court of t h T T i h j i Circuit of the State of FtorieU for Orange County. City p f Sanford Bln in Chl „ City of Sanford ) B ill in Chancery to M. C. Hedcngren, and>) U,tt Ttt ^ vs ) Enforced T ax Lien. !o A ll Whom It May Concern; t Jam es Polls, and •) ripon -application nf the Oty Solirit* . To A ll Whom It May Concern i ‘ * .J 7 r£ b? ,h»' ” « or Wfore X ,'u Upon application of the C ily Solicitor, it uary Rule day next, Wing Jatiuit, , 1 * fa hereby*ordered thht on o r before the Ja n ­ »0« sfipear to fod ^ uary Mule day* next, being Jan u ary 3rd, A; ?h -b i-_ i^. ,n d “ '¡ r,.Mli the niture »1 .in u r jiu - fis ^ )« D ^ »909, Tn —id « w i t you appaar- to - and rrapcrtlre answer the bill filed and set forth the na­ real rstale sityate in (|lr t |ir , 1 " ^ Ktslor^ ture o f your respective interests in, right to, and deacnWd fit the hj|| 7 a or liens upon real estate tituate in the Cily w©f 10, IIlock 11, of Sanford, and dmeribed In the hill a t ; It. Is further i.rdere.l il.«i 'p r, . . lail 4,. B lock-9 ,~TiaV- B r—------------------------- pnjlftstied in the Kinfor.l He,aid. 1 num m It it furthrr ordered that this order be published in taid City, ,,„r, , , 7 '* '" hut published in the Sanford Herald, a newt|iaper ermtecutive week* prior t„ '*ald"iik published in Mid City, once a week for four Witness my hand and »eal of the uii or. consecutive wreks prior to taid rule day. w itness my hand and seal nf the Mid íp'18 C° tftl * 1,1 1>titt"Wr, A * circuit court, tWs ajth day o f November, A. * . ,.u - M „ ROBINSON, (Sent 1), 1908. 1 16 4 Clerk Circuit Court, Oran« C om H. M. R O B IN S O N , (Seal.) CcsBty, 16-4 Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County. B. M. ROBINSpN, (Seal.) 16 4 . Clerk' Circuit Court, Orange County. In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida Circuit of the State of Florida for Orange County. for Orange Couhty. City of Sanford ) Bill in Chancery to City of Sanford )B ill jn Chancery to vs. ) Enforce T a x Lien. D. King, and ) To All Whom It May Concern: Upon application of the City Solicitor, it it hereby ordered that oh or. Wfore the Ja n ­ uary Kule day neat, Wing Janu ary 3rd, A. I).' 1909. in said court, you appear to and answer the bill filed and set lorlh the na­ ture of your res|iective interests in, right to, or liens Upon res) estate situate in the C ily of Sanford, and descriWd In the hilt a s; W. 1-3 of U l 4, Block 9, Chapman ft Tucker’ * Addition to the City of Sanford. It is further ordered that this order be published In the Sanford Herald, a newspaper published in Mid C ily, once a week for four consecutive weeks prior fb aaid rule day. Witness my lau d and seal o f the Mid circuit court, this ajth day of November, A. 190B. _________________ a II. M. R O B IN SO N , (S e al.) * 16 4 Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County, hr. F. Sla nTord, a nd)" ’ “ To A ll Whom It May Concern! * * Upon application' o f (lie City .Solicitor, it it herehy ordrred that, on or before the Ja n ­ uary Rule day next, lielng Jan u ary 3. A. I). 1909. in said court, you appear to and answer the bill filed and set forth the nature ol your respective interests in, right to, or liens upon real estate situate in the City of Sanlord, and described in the till) as: Lot 3, Block 6, Tier. 11. It is further ordered that this Order lie p id ilis b e d tn th e S a n fo r d Hem id. » n ew sp ap er published in said City, once a week for lour eop'etl! lire...weeks . nrior^lo .»aid ru le-d ay.____ Witness my hand and seal ul the said cir­ cuit-court this and day of December, -A. D. 1908. ' H. ..t.' M. R O B IN SO N , (Seal.) , t. . n - , 1 , r i.^ 4 L 1erk Circuit t ourt,-O range ( ounty. . ~ “ ■) “ the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Tn C"Uy oT Sanford ) It til in Chancery to ». .. ,) Eniorre Tax Lien, r . M. t.ram lm g, and) To A ll Whom -It May Concern: Upon application o f the City Solicitor, it is hereby urdered that on or Wfore tbe Jan uary Mule day next, Wing January j . A, It. U F Ì . r j ? 1? coVr' ’ y,,u •PPe l r to and answer for Orange County. City of Sanford ) vs ) Bill in Chancery lo A. Johns gird !>. A .) Enforced T ax Lien. Ballard*, and ) To All Whom It May Concern: Upon application of the C ily Solicitor, it It hereby , ordered that on or before the Ja n ­ uary Hule day neat. Wing Jan u ary 3rd, A. I>. 1909, in Mid court, you sm iett to and answer the bill filed aud set lorlh the na­ ture of your raspactiv* i«lrre«t» in, rtgbt to, pr liens upon real estate aituate in the City tbe bill filed and set forth the nature ot your respective interests In, right to, ,8 Ji,„, r n in., and describedi i'Iu* in ,*i the hill,he as; C"V of SanJord) U>1 4 . .Block ». T ltt- A , it , -furlhrr oriirred lthat (tils order W - .It.. cr— ordered Pu5*! *hcd ¡n |hc San fn iiL JlcialÚ . a b c s s m i « , puhll.W dT rT sahr a f v . on cT a w^lr f " r ^ C conjecultve week, prior to said rule rUy. iVlineas rny hand and seal o f the .aid cir 1908 C,1Url ,h ‘ , n J tUjr u f rieermber, A. ¡), * »6-4 - T ^ B l^ .^ f e iV lLf “ It ia fur!her «iidcfrd that till• order lie IMdthlifthed in I he Sanford Hera hi, a riewtpaner publi%he«r In aaid City, once a week for four eoruecutive week* prior to aaid rule day. W it tie»» roy hand and aeal of the »aid circuit court, thU a^tb day of November, A. D. 190*. g, „ , *B. M. RO IU N SO N , (Seat.) to-4 Clerk Circuity Court, Orange CtMinly. c . . J 1 ' M- RO BIN SO N ) (Seal ) Clerk (.ireuit Court, Orange County. II. Mention, «and ) I To A ll Whom It M ay Conrernr To All Whom It May Concern: , I Upoii apidicatlou of the City Solicitor, it Upon application of the City Solicitor, it I i* hereby- ordered that on or liefore the Jlnia hereby ordered that on or Wfure the Jan - I irary Rule- day next, being Jan u ary 3rd, A. nary Mule day next, being Jan u ary 3rd, A. I D. J909, in said court, you appear to and 1). .19 0 9 , lit said court, you. ap|icar to and I anawer the bill filed -a n a 's e t forth the naanswer the b ill-file d and set forth thr na- I lure o f your respective infbreais In, right to, litre of your r r-ipccrjw itu tr< aJ» -J«..aj*h J-rlo, j or ik u a .unun real C alais-aju u lc uu 1be C ity or lien* uihiu real estate siltu le in Inc City I o r‘ 'San fo rd , and described in the Idll as: ’o f Sanford, and dcsctilic<l in the bill »#: I I-on a and 3, Ilh-ck 4, T ier », also West West I-* nf East I-S, foils 9 and to. Block | J*# of Lot* 6 and 7, Block s, Tier 6. also M r Chapman ft T ucker's Addition to th i City I l-ot—8, M ock 5, T ie r 8. ----------------- — o f Sanford. ft is ftitlb er ordered that this order bt « . ft if further ordered that this order be I published in the Sanford Herald, a newspaper IHihli.ltrd in the Sanford Herald, a newspaper I lMibllshed in said C ity, once a week for four published In »aid C ity, once a week for four I consecutive weeks prior to said rule day. consecutive weeks prior to said rule day. I Witness my hand and seat o f the Mid Witness my hand and seal of the said I circuit court, this ajth day o f November, A. circuit court, this ajth day o f November, A. I D. 1908, D. i pol. _ ... 1 - . » M. R O B IN S O N , fS e a l.) 16-4 . 11. M ..R O B IN S O N . ( S e a l ,) . t lerk Circuit Court, Q rangt .County. ifi-4 Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida for Orange County. City J * U- Mttgrudkr, and) r© All Whom It May Concern: Upon application of the City Solicitor - it * hereby ordered that on or before the January Uqle day next. Wing January 3rd. A. D. 1909, id u id court, you appear to and antw er ihe_ bill filed and set forth tura o f ydur reaí^ c'iT raU a'tííü u ''j^ " «Ï ur of ‘sT^V Sanford, T 1dcacnfied?'*"*»* (íí ■ d»• s and in tbeS bill LoU I, imi 11 . BÌic£ 4, Tier , aso lò,. ** ñ r 1 ^ 4* pU ft-W r-Tfor ., . I m m , , j n à 3. Block j . Tier t, also tot 4. Block 8, • • the_,property of J B, ilig ru d e r being in ^ Orange county, Monda. ^ 1 ft , . f i " l ber ordered that th is. order be puhtished In the Sanford Herald, a newspaper published in Mid City, once a week for four cormecutlve weeks ptmr lo Mid ntie day. —-WtUseM my ^tand and tea) o f the asid n re“go¿°Urt* ,W* , *U ‘Ur ut N*T«"ber. A. „ B- Ü. ROBINSON, (Seat ) I ft* - Clerk-Cirouit (Wort, tétanie County. ~ In the Circuit Court of City of Sanford ) Bill in Chancery lo .. , **• ) Enforce T ax Lien, r.. II. Jones, snd ) To AH Whom It May Cooccrn: Upon application of the City Solicitor, it is hereby ordered that on or W fore the January Rule d s y , neat, being Jan u ary j , A. D. .¡J1 court, you appear to and anawer the bill hied and set forth the nature o l ’ your respective intercata in, right to, or Hens upon 53 Lot 4, Block io K Tier A. /* . ' ! m h; r «»rd«.«} that Ibis order W nou ‘ ’*1 “ ,b ! . SfA!.ft,rd Herald, a Itlw ,paper puli 11tiled in m M City, once a week for lour consecutive weeks tutor to m M rule day. cub* ro o 7 f t 11''•."A “ f lb« Mid eircult^court tU , ,ud day 0| D e c c m W i^ L D . ifi -4 . K. M. R O B IN SO N , (S eal.) Llerk_Circuit Court. 4 B ang* Owwaty:— Judicial In the Ci« « it Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of tha State of Florida for Oiange County. o f Sanford ») Bill in Chancer . — - --"y. to Circuit of the State of Florida vs. ) Enforced Tag Lien. C ily o f San ford ) B ill in Chancery to A . L C. M artin, and ) n. Enforced T ax Lien. for Orange County. Whom JIti M ay Concern: To Ail ______ J . F. fating, and Upon application of the City Solicitor, it City o f Sanford ) B ill in Chancery to To" A ll Whom II May Concern: Upon application of the ..City Solicitor. it is hereby ordered that on or before the Ja n ­ tr, »b4* . a J Enforced Tax Lien. Hurencc Hear daft, and) uary Mule day next, Wing Jan u ary 3rd, A. I* hereby ordered that on or liefore the Ja n ­ uary Rule day next, being Jan u ary 3rd. A. D. 1909. in said court, you appear to and To All Whom It May Concern: Upon application of the City Solicitor, it D. 1909, in aaid court, you ati|iear to and answer the hill filed and set forth the na­ ture o f your respective interests in, right to, it hereby ordered that on nr W fore the J anansw er the b ill. filed and set forth the na u. -Halt^Uy .DcU, . bring-Jaws»rk-qcd. A ir lu te tt l' y s s r r i ^ u i l l sre » dtHltraaia a i y s i l 4 m . I htUl • |o. 1u t U «ix .u ia w . m >l. CtlllC, AitWttL ltt,lJ)<-CU|tf *’ ■ MW9 . To Mid court, you appear to and nr liens upon real csttale “ sltiu tr in the City I of Sanford, and described in the bill a t: nf S u f o r d , and drscinbed 'i a *tha bill a s : • I Lot 8, Block 3, T ier it foils 3 and 7, Block answer the bill filrd and tel forth the na­ ture of your rcapectlve interests In, right #1. or Irens upon real estate situate in the City o f Sanfncil, and de*crtWd in' tke bill as: Lo»» a and j . Block ». Tier f. as ,Re properHr o f Florence Bcarriall, Wing in Or• nge County, Slate p f Fiorirla, jurida^ I '' I .tit¡.in: West )-J o f Block t t . Tie It it further ordered that this order be It is fn rlh rr ordered tbst -this order be I It Is further ordered that this published hi the San ford Herald, a newspaper J published in the San ford Herald, a newspaper pull Uhrd in the Saufurd Herald, a newspaper published in said C itv, once a week for four | published in said City, once a week fur four publiihed In aaid City, once a week for four contacuflv* week» prior to Mid rule day m nseentive week* prior to m M rule day. I conMcsrttve week» prior lo Mid nile day. Witnras my hand and aeal o f ike aaid W W Bnest my hand and seal o f. the Mid . itness ___ _ my band and »eat o l the Mtd I Novero tier. A Tls SJth dk* o f Novernlser, A., j| circuit eoUrt. tbit ajth day o f November, A. Urcuh^court. thla ajth day of November. A, etteuit court, this 1). 1908. B. M. R O B IN S O N , (Seal.) II. U . R 0 B 1 N SG 18 4 C lerk Circuit Court, Orange County. City o f Sanford ) Bill Ja C h a « , r . to William S tau w u . and) t n iu r " d T “ £ ic ‘ '' To All Whom It May Concern: Upon application „ f tj^ Solicitor It “I n«t»n real esUte aituate in bV c t, I^T 4 Bioe,knd.adeS r IUU ina ‘ ^ bill a t : ^ dition ib , a i ' ? T u cker'. Adif« * o f Will lain ««“ ft ? U ' f #< Florida * ‘ I f !‘_rtbf r ^roared '.that «.ia order be newspaper week for four ‘ mV* K auïhni 0 o T '^ 'u c irc u is c o « « . ,hU a „ b d ì , o f N o ' » . ^ ^ l#4 C U rk O rT u irc JB f'iS S S '.d a S I \ I 1 In thè Circuit Couit of thè 7th Judicul Circuit of the State of Fiondi for Grange CoUnly. City of San font hi ■■ '** ) |J,|) ¡„ t hancWT n I * bulorcf Tu Ljch. ' M. ileatun, ai».! ) w To AH Wbotri Il M ,j ('onerili: 1 VPU'' application ut thr 1 u, , la lierrby onlrrc.l that 011 ,0 t«|urr ,te JeV luary Mule ilay next, beimi l’rbriurr r; ,( I (909, ili »Alti etili fi, JMil ijdiFlf tt} Utuj! ariftwrr lh<* Itili hletJ ami *ct furili ihf wtjwt I «»f your re%pccli%c m. rtfbt k m hen* u 1 11» rcal c*taic ^ilualr in th* City i I Sanfurd, and dfM iiU .! m thr bill »» .IwUla 4 and j, Ulnck 7 I irr t. It li f urtiler nnlrrr«T (hai fhì* urdtf U yblhhn] in |hc Hanbiril I Iriditi, a ne«%{• pev ji uh Indicci In ea iti l ’ily, mnr n wrrk f..f n|tt lunvrcuil 1vr wrrkft i*ruir Ut »ani ryle dir W iln fii nyjf hand and Mai ••! lU ui*) «• cui! court t li in im i day of hrtfmher, A. D. . 1908* i6_8 n. m. KoniNiin.v. (s«u Clcrk ( ’im iil Ctuiri 1 banKf l uaa!]r. In the Circuit Couit of the jth Judicial In the Circuit £ourt of the ' 7th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida Circuit of the State of Florida In the Circuit Comt of the 7th Judicial for Orange County. for Orange County. Circuit of the State of Florida In the Circuit Court of the 7 th Judicial Citjr of hincffT City of Sanford * ) Bill In Chinnervt to ... Sanford sI '•KillI in ( T». v for Orange County. va. !■ fofrp "Ty * n**C ir c u it s i th a £ U U - i f ------ ___.Circuit of the State of Florida In the Circuit Coiirt of the 7th Judicial In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial fQr Orange County. ---- Circuit .nf th a -S u u of Ftortm -----____ City—j» f_ S » n fo tJ— ) Circuit of the State In tbe Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial v i. Bill in Chancery to for Orange County, for Orange County. w. F . L c a v rii and H .) Enforced T ax Lien. Circuit of the |State of Florida t v tto ot F ..L e a v e « , Ilia W ife) C ily of Sanford ) Bill in Chancery to City o f Sanford ) Bill In Chancery for Orange County. va. ) Enforce T ax Lien. I and , „ ¥ l' . ' J Enforced Tlx Lien, In the Circuit Court of the 7th ‘Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida for Orange County. ... is hereby ordered that on or W fore the Ja n ­ uary Rule ilay next. Wing January 3. A . I>. 1909, in Mid court, you appear to and ansvsy-r the bill filed and set forth the nature of your respective interests In, right to, or Hens upon rral rslate sfluale in the City o f Sanford, and descriWd in the bill as: I-9t 3, Block 9, Tier A. It U further ordered that this order he published in the Sanford Herald, a newspapoa. published in Mid Cflv, bnce a week for four consecutive weeks prior to Mid rule day. Witness my hand and seal of the Mid cir­ cuit court this and itay of UeccmWr, A, D.190B. B. M. R O B IN SO N , (Seal.) 16-4 Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. City of San ford ) Bill in Chancery to m inistrator of Seth) Enforce T ax Lien. v*. . ) Enforce Lien la w . French, Deceased.) g u I. D. W illiams, and ) „T V ) Enforce T ax Lien. and ) * , K. Kirby, and ) To ^ Whom It May Concern) T o A ll Whom It May Concern: Upon application o f the» City Solicitor, it To All Whom It May Concern: U|m) ii application of the City Solicitor, it is hereby ordered that on or before the Ja n ­ is hereby ordered that on or liefore the Ja n ­ Upon application of the City Solicitor, it uary Mule day next, being Jan u ary 3rd, A. uary Mule day neat, tiring. Jan u ary 3, A. I). Is hereby ordered Jhat on or liefore the Jan ­ D, 1909, hi said court, you appear to and 1009, in said court, you appear In and answer uary Mule flay next. Wing January 3, A. J). the * ' ‘ and* set 'forth “ Ilie ‘ answer the bill ____ Alec) juid art forth ________________ ____ — the na __ hill filed nature ot your “ id court, you appear to and answer lure rc«[>cclivc (nlerctts interests In, rigid to. | resf^ctive turc o f your res|iectivc in, nght^to, interests in,. rlxhl to, or liens upon the bill Tiled ami set forth the natura- ol yoar P . _ or liens upon real e|t«te situate in the City real estate tituate in the City of Santord, —snective interests in, right lo, Qr~Urns upon of Sanford, and' described In the bill a s : and described in the hill as: si estate situate in the City of Sanford, Undivided 3-4 Interest in Tails 1 and 1, Lot is . Block 6, Tier a. and described in the bill as: Block 5, Tier 3, nl«o undivided 3-4 intcrcit It is fu rlh rr ordered that this order be West r-a of fait a, Block in. T icr C. In Loin 9 and in, Block s. T ier 1. published in the Snufbrd Herald, a newi|a|>rr Jt i* further ordered that this order be It is fu rlher ordrred tlial th is■. order tie published In mid City, once a , week for lour published in the Sanford H erald,'»a ncw>|taprt newspaper ‘«»»> 0101« iifiaiu, published in the Sanford Herald, a newspaper consecutive weeks prior to said rule d published in' said it" once ----- --------• ■lor lour af day. aid C City, a week published in said C ity, once a week far four consecutive week Witness my hand and seal o f the sa said cir•eks prior 'lo said rule day. consecutive weeks prior to said rule day. Witness my band h r______ .... said circourt this and day of Deeeralier, r. A. D.and____ seal__01 the Witness my hand and seal of the said cult 1908. cult court this and day o f December. A I) circuit court, this ajth day of November. A . 1908. \ B. M. MOI1IN SO N, (Seal.) D. 1908. 1 6 4 Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County, ' n. M.' HO BIN SON, (Seal.) II. M. R O B IN S O N . ( Seal.) tft 4 Cterk Circuit Court. Orange Cqunly. I»4 Clerk Circuit Court. P la n e é 'County. In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida e , for GrangeCounty. Hattie Ughtfoot. an di^ " Urci I “.. A l l Wbom It May Conr..« To"nAII Wbom It May Concern: t 1 Upon IppUcation 0 / the r ^ ! e,t. ': " 1 Upon- application of the City Solicitor, it is hereby ordered that on or h!r Sol“ 'w, , is hereby mdered that on or before the Ja n ­ uary Rule day next, Ju ' uary Kule day next. Wing Jan u ary 3rd, A 1909, in said court, ytm »• f t “ D. 1909. In said to n « , you appear to and the bill filed and set forth * 7 «,°. answer the bill filed atiu set lotlh the na­ respective Interest* in, n*h t0 7 T »*• ture o f your restiectlve Interests in, right to, real estate situate in th, i n . ft« or liens upon and described in the bit! as• I 6 '• » • n of Sanford, and described In the bill ast 3 r * n * * ' B l« k I®. Tier B Lot 3, Block 7, Tier A .. . . . » It is furtW r ordered th*i .u It is further ordered Inst this order be published In the Ssnford Herald, « newspaper published In the Sanford Hernia^* * ^ r Is published in Mid City, once » w e e k for four published in said City, i,.,«. ? lJ f1 . t*kaw ! eonsecuilve weeks prior to 1 1°» !-w consecutive weeks prior to Mid rule day. Witness my ham fX td r, ^ * 1 Witness my hand ».id seel of th« m M circuit court, this ajth day of November, A. -l-r »1 l . - X , “)™ In the Circuit Court of la the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial . Circuit of ih . s , . „ 0( M f J Circuit of the State of Florida Circuit of the State of Florida In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial for Orange County. for Orange County. for Orange County. City of Sanford Bill In n . City o f Sanford ) B ill in Chav e t r j to Circuit of the State of Floarta City of Sanford ) Bill In C hanter* to vs. ) Enforce T a i Lien. for Orange County. 1 ya, ) Enforce T ax Lien, Richard Allen, and ] El,ior« Tt M. H. Bronson, and ) O. II. Gram llnt, and) C ify o f Sanford ) B ill in Chancery To A ll Whom It May Concern: Upon application o f the City Solicitor, it To A ll Whom ft May Concern: v ». « ) Enforce Tea L ,,r » Upon application of the City Solicitor, it is hereby ordered that of Sanford rd ) Bui in Chanccrv to I III the.Circuit Coirti of the 7th Judicial va. Circuit of the State of Florida Thomas E . Wilson,. and) En,orce T ,x Lien- • T o AH Whom It May Concern for Orange County. Upon application of the City Solicitor, it City o f Sanford ) Hill in Chancery to la hereby ordered that nn or before the Ja n ­ , , V») Enforce T ax Lien, uary Mute day next, b ein g-Jan u ary 3rd, A. S. If. Coleman, and ) U. 1909, in aaid court,' you appear lo and ------ answ er the bill filed and set forth the na­ T o A ll Whom it May Concern: lire iinterests n im icala iin, ll, 1right i g r i t ito, vi 1 Upon -application , ■ 1-1 »w « • « « * » «oaf athe aa^ vCity -tvy ^Solicitor, v tav itu i. ait i ture o f your respective "U n d iv id e d r'4 interrai in I^ita 1 and J, lltock J , T ie r jy alio undivided t-4 interest in Lots 9 and 10, Block 5, T ier t. It la iurther ordered that this order he published in the Sanford Herald, a newspaper published in said C ity, once a week for four cop.s.CCiiliyc weeks rTr b r t n ~ n id rule ila y .i lues* ruy hand and seal o f—tha said circuit court, this ajth day o f November, A I). rgoB. , ---- a -J ' . ' * l,m Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. C ity 1iipift ’n Of Sanford B. M. ROBINSON. (Seat,) 1S-4 City o f Sanford ) Lilli in Chancery to ▼a ) ¿Enforce Lien Law , ’ G. Head, and ) T o A ll Whom it M ay Concern: Upon application of the City Solicitor, it it hereby ordered that on or before the Ja n ­ uary Hule day next, being Jan u ary jr d , A. W illiam Cowan, and) U. 1909, In taid court,- you appear to ant] To A ll Whom It May Concern: aniw er the bill filed anil act forth the na-. Upon application o f the City Solicitor. |t lure o f your respective interest» in. right to, U hereby ordered that on or before the Janor liens noon real etUte tituate In the Cll^y „ a r y Mule day next, Wing Jan u ary jr d . A, ° f ,h a iif o r d , and described in the bill at) I D. 1909, in taid court, you appear to ami N. W ,-a o f I-ot j , I 111 >ck .0 T ie r C. I anawer the bill filed and act forth the na,1‘ a*Sf, ? f r ¿ ’rdr c‘! i 1' 1* order ,ure o i y ° ur respective intercata in, right to, pnb shed u the Sanford Herald, a newapaper or Kent upon real rotate aituale In the City pnbliahed in aaid City, once a week fo r four of Sanford, and deteribed in the bill aa: conaeculiye weeks prior to aaid rule day. ¡4)1* Ï J and 13, niock 7, T ier ». 'W itness my hand and aeal o f the said It is further ordered that thla % rdrr be circuit court, this ajth day o f November, A . ptíhliíhffj In the Sanford Herald, a newspaper 1), '19 1,8. published in ambi Cirv, onte m week for four B. M. R O B IN S O N , JScal.) consecutive week* prior to u (d pile d»y. 1 6-4 Clerk Circuit Court, Utangc County. W itvirn my hind and teal of lit* mmfd circuit court, this Jsth day o f November, A. In the Circuit Court of the 7 th Judicial ri. 190«. ^ â B . M. R O B IN SO N * (.Seal.) Circuit of the State of Florida | 164 Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County, w* * C ity City of S an fo rd . ) _ 7---- n r ------- - J - B B t in Chancery, Jupiter Lodge Trustees,)' Enforced Tax Ui ___ C ity n f Sanford I B ill In C hsnceri tov«. JE n lo re e T ax Lien. - M ary Lindsey, and Douglas 8 M itley, and) 1 » A ll Whom It .May Concern t To A ll Whom It May Concern: Upon application of the City Solicitor, it Upon application o f the City Solicitor, it 1* hereby ordered that on or before the Ja n ­ it hereby ordered that on or before the Ja n ­ uary Kule «lay next, beinf Jan u ary jr d , /), uary Rule day next, being January 3. A . D. 1909. in said court, you appear to and 1909, in said court, you appear to ana answer answ er 7 the-trill filed and act forth the no* the bill filed and s»t forth the nature of your restiectlve Interests in, right to, or lien* UP0“ r u '.’'*•*'* . ^ v r e ' a ar r . t i situato " ' ^ '?• & hV !.°* I uary >• t wKules day r a next . a beimi« rlanuarv a r w » 5irdr j.«A. real hi tììif City estate aituate in the City o f Sanford, ° ii* » ” * IC * #l I «¿u ri, you ptipcar to 'am J and described in the bill 'a l l . Il .1,1 I . Ip n tw c r thè bill filed ami aet forili thè naI art to, Block ft , Tier D. tm lfU hLl ^ order • be p u r e o i your rctpccilve in territi In, righi tot It is further ordered that this order be £ ? * llc r * ,d* » new.paper or i ieni upon rraì eaUte situate in thè City published in the Sanford Herald, a newspaper for. ,0Ur rti SartfM d. end drscnW d In thè bill a t : published in said City, once a week for lour conteculive wecki prw r to aaid rule day. I I,U( » iit„t L a T)»r , , iv olln ,,«rsi .. «... _. .. i . l . .- t i eonsecuilve weeks prior to said rule liar. W band- - _ and y.-— - ray -----r - - - - acal o f the laid ■ It I* further ordered that this order be Witness my hand and »eat of the said cir­ Ireuit cWW, cr elrauit this a jth .lay o f November, A. | published In th e.San ford Herald, a newapaper V . ipoB. published in aaid City, once a week for lour cuit court this and day of December, A . 1). 11. M. R O BIN SO N , (Seal.) c,incen tive week* prior to taid rule Hay, -----if-il !B. M. R O BIN SO N , (SeaL) Clerk Circuit Corni, O nnye County.* Witness m y hind -and -seat o f, tha aaid ' 9° a' 16 4 Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. circuit court, thla ajth day o f November, A. I). 190S, City o f Sanford ) _ ' v*. )~ American Building and) Loan, and Tontain) Dill in Chancery to Association and) Enforca l a a Lien, Thoma* E. W ilton,) and ) To A ll Whom It A lly Concern: ‘ Upon application of the City Solicitor, it W, S. SlrU oii, and j To (hr dcfrm hnl, \V#. S. Stft*un: f( npi^arin^ ff»nn llir afRilivil n( tbt.iUr Solicitor of flic Cily of Sanford hfffio A« lliat he believes I fiat you ar «* a nixi rcswrtl | of the Stale of Moridu, and thj»i idetire is unknown, am! lluti ihfif i* P©' ton in ihit Stair I hr wrrvice of » U |H m w h o m w o u l d -M t»d aud 1' ^ j age it over the a«r of :\ ycir». It U Ihercfore *»rdrird ilnl yuu u ‘ irK" tl thl* court to tbe bill beicin idol, vr1® Monday, I rhriiary—l. A> J b 1 ^J It U furthrr ordered that itm oNct J ] publkilipn. Lc. r "bl ■; coniecutive weeks in the .^»nlorJ liftiwi newspajicr fnibliftbr«! In the ( »ty td m »» *> In Orange County. Florida. Witness my iutid and the seal rd ul* cult court this rud day «»( Itecfriber, • I 9 «dl. * B. M. ROBINSON, <Sç»l> Clerk Circuit Court, Drange 81. ftt the Circuit Couit of the 7th Judicial j rcnlt of the s titr ofF for Orange County. O ly df Sanford ) Bill in O t w a " ] vs. ) Enforce T»» “ **■ vs. M. Heston, and To the defendant, M tt* f«r It appearing from the *®da*i' *» ' " wrtts j ilicilnr of the City of Gilford ber«« Solicitor . that he Wlievr* Wlievc* that you a» if' * »• "o00 *• of the State State, of Florida, Florida. and that J irr­ ] idente 4» unknown, and liuti there t ^ sort in this Stale ah* service **■ ‘ f C tssr-i upon whom would bind ymi. *"» age Is over tbe age id 11 ) f . , .,«*1 It Is therefore ordered that T0**,. , in this court to the hill here;n_Lkft . Mon-U y, Feh t USr >r-i , - A . - i »It is furlher ordered tbit t»i | publication W published onre * ii(rtU, I consecutive we!rk. ¡" . 'I 'e , & I newspaper published in the ( t'7 in Orange County, Hondatù ltft l Wltneta my hand »lid thr ^ M d M w ^ cult court this and day of P e t t y . J ,9VM\ B. M. ROBINSON, ( g l » Hu- Clark CkcuiL tfourb O id i» JL . In the Circuit Court of the | Circuit of the State of Fionda for Orange County. ^ Cfly o f^San fo rd > ™ W R. Moses. ■ *nd — W *, IP s-* rMfiriHC*» _.) .» %a jHgf T o Ike defendant, K- sthatX hea rbillevel s x ' that a 'if yoo fit} ¡s» »« • Stare o f - fttmidm. . . w ' T j w Idenqe is unknown, and that | ton in thla S u te tbe ****** j f<* upon whom would bind r 0" ' *" age is over tbe *• V*** It is therefore urdtrf J, / 7 , rtIa *M. In this court to the bill J« 7 Monday, February l. A. I>. ' t * _J** M It U further ordtrciJ thit t w publicaliiiu W Pi»bl**hcd f l® » conaceplivc - « k* ‘ n ■ O t, <J ^ lirwtpgder publi»bed in W In O ran £r County, Fforids^ c W tineas itn e .A jn r hand and th*,»«*LSw A- I grid day of cuit court Ï 1908. o n tfS o N . Orsa« — B - M. rilerk Circuit - •r-. -- J j �* *>■ •*"*1 ■ ti a;V,*V 3 ----- ' . ir 5 190t IN SANFORD CHURCHES The Advertising Committee of the Inst season has complied its financial report, and as It is or great InteresPto all the people. The H erald herewith publishes the same. The committee Is now at work making preparations for a greater cam palgn for this season, which will be reedy and of greater Influence: Report or Advertising Commute for 1900 Following Is a list of receipts and ills bursements for 1908. The result of this publicity by exhibits at Jacksonville and Tampa, and by various methods of ad­ vertising have been phenomenal. The committee feel that at least for 1909 the same vigorous campaign should be con­ ducted. Mr. C. H. Lcflier is the authorized collector. The merchants of Sanford receive n per­ manent benefit from every. Investor attd their subscriptions should be liberal. Respectfully, Geo. H. F ernald, Ctimn. A. I*. Forster. Signed : J. N. WllITNER, W. B. Holden, t , G. S. Derrv, Secretary. The following amounts hove been re­ ceived in caah and deposited in bunks: J N Whltner .......................................$ 250 uu Smith A DnvU. by Mr Derry ............... 250 oo Holden Reel Estate Co............ ........ 250 oo Sanford Hotel A Improvement Co........ 100 oo Hand Brother»................................... 75 Tom Sullivan........... ........................ 110 CM KH Mark»............... ' .............. SU ou Seth and F L WoodrulT ........................ 5(1 oo NnYowell.................. ;.................... 50 oo J L F a c e ......... .............................................. 50 oo Ceo H Fernald Hardware Co............... 50 oo Artie Smith............ ......................... 30 oo A I*Connelly .. 30 oo DrPuleiton 30 oo WOklten*, 25 ou RESUME OF A U CHURCH EVEN TS Of interest to Those Religiously In­ clined-Subjects or Discourses for the Sabbath. TU Pm«m i *r CTinitKn ia ih. City " * uri » kd»f " A u n h m m m tmJ .iVt CWch htw* •• *W* ° ® c* ,,w ' '*“ ■ Thursday rirat M«th#dl»t R.r D B. Sweat, pa»tor; church, owner Park and n flh «ireet; parsonage. owner Mag ' J 2 ..ro u e end Seventh street; phone 234 S H e y morolM tervtoe at » ! evening aervlce. ? n a Sunder »chool. 0:45 a. m d Jno. K. Mettta#w. Supl. Epworth League, 3:00 Sunday even- ■***Vf ii ' , Last Sunday the Sunday school had the Urtfeit attendance of any day during the year. SupL Meltlngcr will be delighted to see a good attendance again this Sun day. The Children’» Day offering ninountedto.SU, The school roecu a t 9 :43. Pleaching 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. by the * pastor. Subject for the morning: "The “ ‘ prs . apd mother» 5* 5 « of members at close of morning sermon. — Epworth League devotional meeting at 3 p. m- AU young people Invited. Those who hnve no church home, nod “the stranger that Is within our gates," ate most cordially Invjled to worship at this church. All »cats free. f ir s t B a p tist pastor: Sunday morning »erv. fc*. 7 : 30 :; Sabhath acliooT. 0.45 Ica, II; earning service, Sabba a. K. K Murrell. SupL; prayer meeting every Friday. 3 p. Wednesday. 7:00 p. ra.; V . W. A. Brat tt ra ; V. M. S. last Irklay, 3 p. ôiÇiM ÎPc ------------------- --------»------------ « L T h r a .I u r ......................................... -^ -............... Rev. F, D. Geiger, of Apopka.will preach O . -st-the- morning-aiHt—evening -servlces- it tr/-r,» i 4 ^ | i J F Wlkux, by Forre»! L ak e..y“ ’. Evenlng service will begin a t 7 o'clock. 'lis t National IJiipk....................... ........... Kct J. F. McKinnkin. psitor: morning servlet:. vrnlng service, 7 :0 0 ; Sabbath »chool. 0:30 a. McLaulln. SupL; prayer meeting WcdÎIrnry radar, 7:00 p. m. C o n g re g a tio n a l pastor; Sunday morning •m ice, II; evening service. 7 : 3 0 ; prayer tnreling Wednreday. 7 :0 0 p. m.; Salibalh school, 10 n. m. J . C. Entminter, Superintendent. Catholic Rev, M Foa, rector; services every second and W lh Sunday; early moss. 7 a. n t; innaa and »er ■ run. 10 a. m ; Sunday achoul, 0 a. m .; vespers. 3 P ■ * .‘elery Sale».„_.'.,T.................................... A M T h ra » h e r . . . . . . ._______ •_________ Clin» H E v a n » ............................................ TA Newlan.................................................. Mr» it L De F o r n i............................. ,,........ M F ran k ...- ....1................................. .......... WmG Aldridge..................: .................... . K R Murrell.'............................................. . L R P h ilip e.................................................. N H Uarner . . j ............................................. Harry J W ilton...........: .............................. G K C alh o u n .......................... ................... A H C rlp p en ........................ ...... ................ A Kutiblna.............. ....................... CW Goodrich................................. ........ W TIuhn» . ............ ................................... E A flefflrld................................................. James C Hlggln* ......................................... A E Mallem.................................................. C hat K anner................... ............................ Thot E W ilto n .............. .............................. M R otunda.......... ........................ ........... J D P a r k e r ...................... .......... Geo Fox...................................... .................. B Steven» ................................................ Cha» F H üsku.i. ......................... H M cLaulln....... ........................................ K M eninge»......................................... :.. Italy C ro s s C p la ca p a l Rev. B. F. Brawn, rector; A. l>. Key. senior w ar­ den. Sunday illuming aervlce, II; evening service. 7 :30; Sabbath school, 9 :43 a. m .; U. F. Whittier, D w w w ................................................. Supt.; prayer meeting, 7:30 Wednesday evening X E P h ilip » .................................................. -• Quaint Quibbles From Sis Hopkins A cross-eyed woman is not necessarily hateful. A man doesn't hnve to be lljwy to tip a waiter. Fa says you can cuss Niagara without damning II , Cuffee grounds are not the only ones for divorce. r . — li la extraordinary how uncertain sure things nre. A woman can be surfeited without be­ ing In the turf. . Living in a flat doesn't seem to brondpn People ■ontehow. Ma • motto for framing: A cheerful -----face 1» the beit medicine a-going. . , , - G W Spencer................................................ W P C arter..-.......................................... K S John »un irady iE 111 H E W i t e .................................. ......... I l l William»................................................. WH P e ll.................................... ............... Keane. ..........t . . .... ................. 1............... G F Sm ith....... ....................................... ........ W W Long .................................................... S Rapp .................. ........................ J I Arule/ton ....... ......... ... ............ A B Cameron............................................... H A M cMullen...................... ..................... B Hhmdun ................ . ............. M A Speer....................................................... 25 uo Jfl? jj V oo" If some men could see themselves as see them—they would be inisershle.----------------------------------------Ma says a politician doesn’t care nny~|ni ,nore f°f the baby he pats than he «** for a poor sick rnbblt In a Mississip­ pi *wamp. — Circuit of the^State öf Florida for Orange County. — C ity --«nSäriT öftl T tlllY In Chancer* to . 1 , J 1, ,) KuTuree l a x to t. Amanda Guodton, and) To the defendant, Amanda Cloud ion 1 It appearine from the atirdavlt uf the City Solicitor o f the City o f Sanford herein Med i.r .1 ,e ' ' veJ , r ? • non retldeht 11 ” ,^ U,e. Morida, and that your rev Idenro I» unknown, and that th e raT . fib per »on in thU State the-service of a «ubiM.en» upon whom, would , hmd you. arid that your »ge 1» over the age of ai year*. It I» therefore ordered Hut y„u do appear Moo li’ ' T V , lo ,he herein hied, i,|K,n M om by, tehruary 1. A . ’ ll. tom». I’.l further ordered that till« order ol publication be published mice a week for emhl contecutive week» In the Sanford Herald, a newspaper published In the City o f Sanlord in Orange County. Florida. > /i,nM » *»>r hand and tue » n | (1f u k l cir* '9 O 0 COUr* 1 ’ rt' and ilay of Deremher, A. I) to »T. ri».L i ; M- R onm srrs. (Se»u Clerk Ctrctiil Court. Orange County, In the Circuit Court of the 7U1 Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida for Orange County. City of . Sanford ) tli|l in Chancery to Tom liaron. and) K" i,,r" T” " e" ‘ To All Whom It May Concern! i. herT li*1’1’ r“ " ? " " ,r ( i'V Solicitor, it anvwer the bill filed n il vrt"(un ST0%_ luiliirr of IniIrteMi |f -your re»|>rcliic a ------- v.v.f tCh »11, cifCnt 10, ^ ^ Ä " I . bhe. Ä I « e 'l A P Z ;;Ì re n the Sanfoid Herald, a newvpaprr «..""h r^ l,L Luniecutii. w»,»,, J’n ” r.«re trr -vjtd rilj,. l » .Jj... >v Unen m j hand and »r.,! uf u,r „ ¡ . I c i,. cuit court Ihi» and day uf llcccm W , A. D tQwR,' M .-R O H IN SO N . fS ra l.) . 168 t lerk, tIEircuit t nurt. Orange County. In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida ’ for Orange County. City of Sanford ) Bill in C h sn e íry ^ ¡^ .. . _ , ) Enforce Tax Lien, o . K. Move», and ) To AU W bum It May C u n u n u E f>dn applicati.ui o f thr City Solicitor, I». hereby ordrrrd that <111 or before ihr freh Miary Rule day nrxT,* being TThnriry 1 . A. J I -1 - - a a ld - y wirt you »ppr.tr fn amfaiuwrr lite nll file.i_ "'p L lü L jiL t-lli.Iix ,.naXUtt~ rrep?; . lo, ... [H‘Cf Iit- nuticMx........... m, riccTit or 25 oo ien» I1|K)I1 real e»late. »liliale in the City of 25 ' oo San lou l, an d1 deaerilied in the bill a»: 25 US lad 5, Block 9, Tier j. .211 20 20 20 ou uo ou oo 15 oo 15 oo 10 oo 10 oo H) oo 10 uo 10 no 10 oo 10 uu 10 uu 5 uo S oo 5 oo 3 o<i 5 oo 5 ou 5 ou 5 uu S uu —It—i* ftrrthrr'T m lem t- ItiM Ihl»" “order' ' lie“ IOlid ¡.tied in the Sanford llerahl, a new»tia|>er Imhli.hed in « id City, once a week - tur eight eon»eculive week»- prior to »aid idle .lay. Willie«» my hand and *ral of the «aid .cir cnit court thl» end day of Prcrm lier, A .' D. 1908; 16 8 ' ' • n. M. ROBINSON, (Seal.) Clerk Circuit-Cuurt, I tranne Counlv. In the Circuit Court of Jhe 7th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida for Urangc County. i C ily of Sanford V«. I j i I i j and 4, Tier i t , I Block r.T ) Rill in Chancerv t, TTn force Tax Lien Owner Fnknow n. j To All Whom li May t'.inerrn 1 l'|» m aigilicatl'Oi " f Ihr ( ily S.dicilor, ticrrhv unlrrcd (hat »m or hcf*»rc llir i t3 («j I» Rnlr day nrxf, iMrlnn LYhrnary i, NS ou 1nmry », iflwMj, in e.iitl rnrfrf, yuti attjHrar to am! 5 uo niiwcr ft»«* iiM •fiLri! and »*■! . fiuOi llm i* 5 m Aire uf C rr*f»f\-livr intrrrxH in, ft «It! lo, 3 oo nr lirii*» your ui rral evtnlr ftiliiaTe m Vhr lily 3 on if HanfortijM if. anil _*lr*c*ril»nl in llm l»ill ax! 5 oo l/Hh flirF-v* and four (j and lllnck Two 5 uo j). Tirr Hlrvfn ( i »). — 2 50 . 14. ix i m llmr ordrrrtl that ilii« order t«* 2 oo ti|di*hrd in the Hanfnrtl Herald, n nrwajaiwi 2 oo uldihlietl in h.iid I ’ itv, iincr a week (*if ri«1il 2 uo cnmreti!Ivr wrek'* prlfir tn 'ai<! rule day. 2 uo‘ Willicit rnv hauu anil seal of llir ifflid c»j 2 uo rnit court this day of Noventlirr, A. S* 2 oo I SU It. M. R'.'hiti-on, ( Seal,> I IM» I OU 1 6 M Cletk L ireuil ( nm l, < i^ u y r ( «»mitv I OO I UU In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial I OO Circuit of the State of Florida I UO I). 1909. In »aid court, you appear, to and ■ utwei the Mil filed and let forth the nature o f your rr*pective in le m ts in, right td. be lien» upon real catate »huatr in the City of SanfOrd, and describe»! in the bill a t ; • City of Sanford ) Bill in Chance/y to Lot' 9, Block y, T ier IT. It I»' further u rd e rrj that this order be » i J '* 1 . { Enforce T ax Lien. A . J . .Neave, and I pubtUhed In the Sanfotd Herald, a newtpaper To A All ll W Whom l It M»jr Concern: publithed in »aid City, once a week for eight Upon application oo f ithe City Solicitor, it cumecutive week» prior to u id rule day. it hereby ordered that on or before the fe b Wiiitr»» my hand and »eal of the laid cir­ rjrary Rule day next, being February t, A cuit cuurt thi» and day of December, A. D. **• 1 in u ld court you appear TS and 1908. antwer the bill filed and tel forth the nature n. M. R O B IN S O N , (Seel.) o f your rcipectivc Intcrett, in, rjght tu. or' 16 8 Clerk Circuit Couit, Orange County. lien* upon real e«tate illuate in tBc City of San fold, and deKriheil in the hill a»! Lot a, Block . 1 j, Chapin a 11 and Tacker'a In the Circuit Court of the 7 th Judicial Addition to the C itv of Sanford. Circuit of the State of Florida iu i ' , further orilered that thl» order lie puhi'hcd n the Sanford llrrah l. a newiimiier for Orange County. IMiltl IhlictI in a n C i t v v mice a week for eight eoniecutlve week» prior lu_»ahl ruie day. City o f Sanford ) Hill jn Chancery In Witnea* my ham! and **eaf of the »aid cir­ „ ,, va) Enforce T ax Lien cuit court thi» and day of necriiihrr, A. I). . II. Dai.gl.erly, and ) 1908. To A ll \\1.om It May Concern: „ , D. M. R O B IN S O N . ( Seal.) Upon »ppUcaU1.11 uf llir c ily Solicitor, il i6-8 Clrrk t ircuit Court. Orange County. 1» hereby oidcrrd lhal on or before the F*UCiiary Rule day next, being I thnufTy I, A. I*. 19" 9 . in »aid eourl, you aopear In and In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial antwer llir bill filed and »et forth the na­ ture o f your revpedive ¡nlrrc»!» in, right In, Circuit of the State of Florida or lien» u invn real rvlale ailuale in the C ily for Grange County. nf Sanfnrrf. and detcrlbed In the hill 1» ; Lot j i , Block j. Tier i. ( ity of Sanford ^ m il In Chancery lo fl. 1» fu rlh rr ordered that thl» order lie ,, V * Enforce la x l.len imhllthed In l hr Sanford 1fora Id, a nrwtpxi>rr itwner Unknown, anil) pnhlitlird In aald C ity, once a week for right Tu All Whom It May Concern; wrek» prior In u id rule djiy. Upon application „ f the City Solicitor, It rontreulivr Wllnci» hand and »ral of thr xalu cirhi r r | 'j ', ordered that on nr l»cfnre the feb- mil court my thi» *jlh day of Novrrolier, A. I), rttary Rule day next, lieing l-'rhriury r. A. 1908. I>. 1909. in »aid court, you appear to and M. Robinson, fS eal.) aruwer the bill filed ant) >rt forth the nature ;6 8 Clerk CircuitTl. Court. Orange County. of your retpectivr lnlcre»la-In. right to, or ■ !«M upon real d a l e »itmilr in the City o ' Vm ford, ami deacriWd in the hill a»-. In the Circuit Court of the j t h Judicial jo ft. Jr°* 5. Block 18. Chapman am Tucker» Addition In l i e City of Sanford. . Circuit of the State of.Florida. '♦ reed that tM * ^»rder Im v " for O r a n g e 'C o u h f y r^ ^ *•«= —■ 1 .— , m r — -afovd Herald, a nrw»i»tper '■ ulili»lir<l to ui<| City, mire a werk fur right City ol Sanfonl ) IRII in Chtncerv to ronxrc'if.ve week» prior 1.1 »aid rule day. -------------w.------------L-tttfwt# T tt Mrn • -W ilH M vm y hand and re.lt uf the »aid cir J , R. Ilnyil, *rid ) rnlt court ITU» amt day of llrccm iier, A To— A4f 'Whuni li May« Caficerntt | pot. I 7(wn application of tbe City' SnTTiTinr, it 11. M. ROBIN SON . (Seal.) is hrrrbV ur«lrrr»l that on or before the l*eV . Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. ruary Rule «lay next, being rebruftfjf i. .% IL 1009. in said ‘ court, you xiiiietr to and In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial answer the bill filed hud set forth (he ilv tore of your respective Interest« in, right In, Circuit of the State of Flojida or. lien* upon rr.'il r i l i l e *ituxte in the City 'ml Sanford, and detcrilwd in the bill in : • for Orange County. f.nt 1/» fllock J . T ier I. City of Sanford 1 Bill in Chancery to It i* further nnlered that this order he ,, V» ) Enforce la x Lien published in the Sauf«>rd Herald, a newspaper Mnrv hvifi«, nmh ) published In ««id f*itv, once a week for eight ^11 Whom It May C«ii*cc?ni consecutive week« nriur to «aid rule «lay* V ,K’ '¡ ■ l'!*licatioii of. the City Solicitor._i! Wit nett* my hand and oral o f the raid - cir*— I» lirico/ Iii.lrri-d ili,! on or before tbr f-e*i m il cuurt thl* ij lh «lay o f November. A. If. im i y Rule day next, tiring February 1, A, u 11)09, -an -xi.l e.mrt, - you apjwnr to amt ‘¿ 71. M. RnMn».m, rSrot.) "nmar-ijtc_hill_filed_null Ü4 1 r a — r t f rte C lrn ili fim n . o n u gr r m imy : ----- Circuit of the State of Florida 0>r Orange County. i’laxco Printing Prct». card». Geo Fox. celery...................... : ................ Frank Harrta. crlery.-................n .............. Walter Schurhi, expreaa and druyuge ... M Rutunda, celery...............: ................ C J Ruiaph. paintwg tig itt.......................... Hand Broa., c e le r y ...................................... DeonU Child»............................................... a* AsrrU. potting b i l l * . . , . . . . ................ 5 00 pubi i»bed' in ihc Sanf.ir.i llcral.l, a ncw*|*,wr in —*«— *ai»l I- -ily. »nec a ,week, for r.gl.l [pi.blUhr.1 Illin p n cM »»• / • .ture u t yuttr. r r i |iccU.'e-ixilrrg»t» iu . n a h t la. -TT-rtT-rtx-tTpnn-rrgT-mMé ' «iriixi? in ilie r i i ) of Sanford, and dexerihed in thè luti a»; Imt j. ItlorV 9. T ler t ' H, k furllier ordered that Ibi» nrdrr' Ih* <Mihit-ke,i in tlu—Simfnpl-Mcnitrf—»—nrvccji.xper ¿tlldi.hed ili «airi City, once a week fur cìgiil iii-rcnti.e week» ptior lo »ahi /ule day, \Vitile-» iny liami nml .eal of Ihe *aid cir enti Ciipet thì» asili day of Nnveinbcr, A. j' IQfiR, 11. M, Roltinion, ijifa l,) f'IfTk l'irmii Cnnrt, Oranee Ciiuntv •ftH City uf Sa 11 for«! V*. A. S. Jarry, and Í ) Rill !H Chfuirerv 1 ) Kiifurce la* Lien —»---------------ft." ■V :-ftnft!»WTiTr~f*Mi.T— 16 8 Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. e weeks i»rk»r I» rule u 00 C4>n»ecuti% In the Circuit Court of the 7th ludici Wilnr»s my han.l and «ral "I ili* «ani 4 25 cuit tuurl lin» 4ft»' >1*7 nf November. A D Circuit of the State of Floiida 28 00 190 H. U 50 II. M. Rob¡n»on. (Seal.) ■ for. Orange County. ^ 4 IK) Clrrk Circuii Y im r l. I lrai.gr Cuuuly. •City of - Sa11ford } Ulti in C'lianeerv in 17 00 t6 8 Fnforce "lax Lien 3 UO va In »bt ni r ,lllt ^«»r* of the Ttldiciêl ifr-C. Ponr an .~-gndiiintnrri Orv-rry ( -» ----To All Whom It May Concern: ..a lt g r _____ , iL » e rvicr» ........... — - ,--?T;S ’ Cucuit of the State of Florida Upon application of the (‘ity >o||cit«*r. it A EHUL lumber............................. ............ x - — is herrliy ufdrrcd that mi nr brfnrr ihe feh for Orange County C H Hefllrr.. expente expen tu Tam pa........... ...N 141 43 ntary Rule day next, being February I, a . - - - Mid-Winter --112 50 Florida Expo, »pace.............. t ire „1 Sanlord ) «Bill in Chancery lo I», 1909, Inlaid roiirt, *ymi nnpnir tn and 5 80 ff Whhner. aupplle* and expente) .7— ^ v # < ) hnforce Fat Lien* ato! the tiill fitnl _.. _ _ >rt_ furl* _ Ih the ti» 180 00 lurid« Tlmct-Uniun. advertUing............ A. J . Nravr, and ) » J, ’ * “ •** ture of ymir re»p«tlvr lulrrrvt» in. _rl«hl to. «5 00 C II LeHer. »alary and expente».............. To the defendant. A* J» Neave*. t v or lien* 111*1111 rtfar e»1xtr «Iltuitr in ‘thr City 50 00 C H Leffler ’’ " ............. It aù.waring from llir aHnlavil ol ihe * ••) of San foni. i*n*t ilrvcrilirii lu lite bill a»; UU A C L , fre ig h t.......................................... lait I, IIIikV 4, Tier ». 50 00 Solicit in -d tbr ‘ ity " I Sanford h rm fi hlrd C H Letter, »alary and expente»............... fl ; m *' -Æ :? J)I li ■M 1 « ♦ - V . T >)J í¡'» 4i i "Tvjlf • iiiif * 43 li .I t Upon ipplicai¡fin nf the ("ity Stdiritnr, it is’ hrrehv unlerril that" on nr before the ruary Rule day next, being February i, A. I). 1909. in said eourl, you appear lo ami gnawer 'thr bill fifed and vet fortIS tb* tore of y.mf respective interrtt« 1 n, rlghf WT f»r lims iifMin real estate situate in the City of Sanford, and described In the bill as: T»ot s, fllock 6, Tier 7» It is further ordered that thl« order he uhlUhed In the S»s»if«ird Herald, a new«patier tblishrd In *ai«l Uly, «»lire a week f«ir eight mnsemtive weeks tirinr to »aid rule day, s Witness mv hand anil seal of the «aid fir« cult cuurt till« 15th day nf November, A. answer the hill filed and set forth lute uf your respective intercut lit. dr liens Uluru rral estate situate Tn of San fold* find dr m tilted iti the bill Ivots ia ami 1 J, lljock 7. Tier 1, the 111* right to, the C ily *ntt- Itis further ordered Inntt tills «infer be published in the Hanford Herald, a newspaper published in said City, once a week for eight consecutive weeks mror to «aid rule «lay. Willies» rnv hand and seal of the »aid cjr* cult court thU Jjtb «Say of Novendier, A, ck : 9 08 , II. Nf. Robinson, (Seal.) 6 8 Clerk ("ircuit Court, Orange County. Wabbly and Weak m i ‘ ' ’M *ts !U 4a. ! ■ * d l l m V. I v J if m k J Il M f '. t r i p M "M a \W ■ ■ ,V i *§S-2Ït a ll I f tbe clUxene have V E IlT E B ttA . V IM A N D VIO O U , the town will be eubatentlel. solid end etxoaf. Lefe ell brace up end make this town of oura e place of energy, ambi­ tion end enterprise. -, I H - - ' 1- »'il ¿Z T If" Ihe dtiicna ere" lukewMSH, lim p ’ end leey, tbe town will be wUby* weehy, wabbly end week. v TT m Water can’t rlaa above tta level. .> t 1 Nor can n community rise above tbe level of lta cltlxenehlp. ‘ - if l J, V e r su s Solid and Strong. . ''R M S i Comfort Cottage z. ■sss v*, I IlfII iu Chancer* to f-ot i, mock 7, Tier j ,\ Enforce T i t Llm Owner Unknown, and) To .Ml Whom It Stay Concern! M t s: i a t >*}] In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida for Orange County. Cily uf Saufiird . In the Citcdit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida for Orange County. ~— City of Sanford ) Bill in Chancery )*■ _ V*. ) Knfuree Tax Lien fl. Puller, ami > ' To All AVliotn It May Ci*hcrm î I |Hiii a|»|>h'c3tfon uf Ihr Cily Solicitor i1 !• hrrrhv «trtlrrnl lhal un or hrforr the l et» ruarjr Rule tïay nr*I, being February i, .\ If *9‘»9, . hi bait! court, you ipftrar lo and i)*i»wcr #t!ie hill filet! and ict turili flir n.î 19 0 8 . lure of ynyr respective tiuertM» in. right to M, Rnbinson, fHeal,) •r Rrns# u|*uii real estate situate in the City ift 8 Clerk CircuitTt. Cbnrt. Oriingr County. d Smiford, mid «Ics* rifinì in |He bill a«: l-nf I t n i f V V J. Tier f. f * It h ftfrthrr «iri1r ml tbnt this. or•1er tw•■ fn the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial pubi ished in ihr Sauftird Ilemhi, .n newstviperCircuit of the State of Florida * publislird in k,i|i| City, once * week for eighth cim*e.’ut|ve week* nriur ft» said rule dav. lor Orange County. NVitucu.-iny h&mi-JLTuI seal t»f the wiitl c»r City of Hanford 1 cult emiri this jjtlk day of Novemficr, A. D v« ) II. Vf. Robinson, fSeni.) * laoti ij ami ij , nioclt 1 Hill in Chancery to 7, Tier 1 , ) tjnfoirc Tax 1den 16 8 Clerk f irridi Court. Omuge Cfiniiìy» Unknown. ) To All Whom lit Mav Concern: In Che Circuit Court of the 71h Tn li'” Upon application <»i the ("ity Solicitor, it i* heirhy utdrtcd that uu o r - before the FebCircuit of the State of Florida n iaiy Rule day nest, taring I’ rbruary 1, A, for Oíanle County. 0. iyog, in «aid court, you appear to ami Il U fu rtb n orttrrcil that Ihl* orner -b*‘ U US that hr Iwlirvr» that you are a Mon rr»nlrnl Fernald Hardware Co, »undrle»................ rtubli.heA in tin- San ford Herald, » nrwnpatier■ 100 IK) fl| .|,r Siatr uf Florida, and that your rrx C H Lcftler. »alary and cip en tca .............. fiiihti»!iml in m M C'ilv, oneç a wrék foi nght 50 00 "det er 1» unknuwn. ami llu l ll.r .r .» no |w r C H Lelllrr. aalary and expente« ............. . 33 win in Hi » S l a t * thr .« v ic e o f a »..h|Hwoa o in iro tliv r æ c i i i pilur tu «aid rule iljr . t d Plueger, vegetable*...................... **f* *0*1*0 men lxltch their wagon VHerman v liant! ami w »1 of the «ufl' cir­ ujhiu whom would hind yon, »ml that yuur 23 00 II Lcftter. aalary and dxp en iet.. . . . . . . . cuit court thi» rsth ilav of Nnremher, "î\. ri 8 55 aire »4, over the age of i l yearn. •u a star, but never travel very far before Knight Crockery C o ......................... / , — It it therefore ordered tl»at you do *PPr*r 37 40 1 C Snead, lumber and labor ................ « breaking of the homes drops them Tower H. M. Uoblnttni. in Ihi. court iu the bilL.breîtn fdrd, u,H.n A Tower twtinling ............................ MoiidJV.I'eliriTXry t;- A—Dr-**«»»: i<-8 Clerb GIra»»U-C*»«w». Diana» Ci.uotyC H Lcfflct. d raft -l»ck to earth again. Ma It TTregular 30 00 Il i* furlhrr ordered lhal tbit ®rJ«r “J C II Leffler. C on n elly................................... cut-up. 2 00 publication Iw rnhli.l.rd once » ivrrk fur e ghl C l l Leffler, B ra d y ........................................ . ---------------- it----------------11 75 cxinxrculive week» in the Sanford llrraM, Walter Schuchl, a e rv lc c t........................... fn- the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial 17 00 nrw>|i»i»-r publi»hrd. In Ihf Lily of Sanford, C H Leffler Information Wonted Circuit of the State of Florida C l l Leffler. received from celery . . . . . . . 25 US in rvtangi Courtly;- Morida. X»on. Fred E. Gibson, a printer, left C H Leffler, expense» three month*......... 377 25 Wit nr»» m* liand ai # il “ » cjr, for Orange- County. W. P. Carter .................. ruit eourl IhT. J»d *Uy uf December. A. D “ *“« b*»t winter, and nothing having Puatage. book-keeping, »renography . . . . . Cily of Sanford L Hill In Chanfrry to 1908. n. M. nnniNSON. iseai.i Rutunda . . . . . . . . y..................................... 35 00 W. f. s, StfUun, and ) Kuforcc Tax Lien. n heard from him for several months CMhata A Co Juelery tu Ja c k t ylile, Tamp«^ 20 00 W. S, Strtaon. ) si. n*rh circuii Court. Ofing* ~County — I T o AII Alitom tt M ay Concern 1 1 ■ , uneasy about him. Any InforT uteg....................................................... » I7B7 53 llpon application o f the C itv Soliritor, it ®»U«n concerning him wiU be greatly ap­ Amount collected..................................... . 1Ç22 #5 In the Circuit Court of ths 7th Judicisl 1» hereby ordered that on or before the Feb ___ount collected. ruary Rule day next, tiring February I. A. Amount ditburted preciated. Respectfully, **1». 1909. in »aid eourl, you appear In 'and Circuit of the State of Florida ■ n m rr the Will filed and »rt forth the nature J. P. G ibso n , h is fa t h e r . Balance ............................................ . . . . 9 H 42 for Orange County. of your ■ Vr.prctlve lnl*re»t» In, rieht to. or Bennett,vllle, S. C, Dec. 2 nd. 1908. C ily of Sanford ) BUI In Chancery lo llena ifiim real c»t»tc rltuate In the City of 11 ) Enforce T ax Liao. Sanfurit. and ileaerBieil in tire hill a*: tail to. Block 6, Tier ], A. B. Tomlinnm. »ml) ' AfrlvaJ wid Departure o f Mall» Il 1» further nrdrrevl that thl* order tie To Ihe defendant, A. IL Tom lm wnt • - puhll.hed the Sanford Hc/ahl, a new»|iaper Arriv* r n^ * ctiv® B ovem W Fifteenth. It arnicaring from Ihe affidavo of Ihe L ily niibllahed in in »»Id C ity, onee a wera tor eight Solicitor o f llie City of Sanford herein filed r.m-eciitlve week, prior lo Mid rule day. S2 t ........7 00 a. «L. 1 03 p. m., 5 40 p. ra. , M M »-lw -b aU avc«H M , xmx - a r f . 4 jw *k rr*id cn t WIT tier»' Twy-tnind-and » » t i p f , tW»-u»id «ir— ......... »w .'X f 00 a. w .. t 38 p. ra ,.f ihe Stale o f l loriiU. and that your re.* cillf eourl tin* and rlay o f I tec ember. A n-IJ tlinivliLii i.V.’l T *•***■■***■!!• «•«•••fl 39 ill m. idence 1». unknown, and that there la no perÓÒ m., 5 40 p. tu. in ih i. Stale llw aenrice ol a »ubpocna . U At. R O B IN S O N . fS e al.) 1 ~ «S^btm ....... Trill*« . **.......... rlÜr» m tkT ***** **** a»10 30 iu tu. Best Homelike Accommodations in upon whom would bind you, and that your AT** l Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. h v t f H brmn/li................ ^ *• ® * J 19 p. m. age it over Ihe age o f a I year». • ’ >■ «•# ............. . . . . Í 52 p. in. Il ia* ihcrîfore ordered that you do aptwar W re f» -----the City at Moderate Prices. in thii court lo the bill herein filed, up-n In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Monday, February I, A . I». 100«. pm. Sawh...... VW'****”! ' 62 p. u.. a 00 p. m. Il li furlhrr ordered that ihia order ol Circuit of the State of Florida p. tu. publication 1 * publUhed once a week for' rigbl i'branch for Orange County. 2 30 p. m. Coiuecuilve week» In Ihe Sanford Herald, * TrtErulSk ............................................. ... 2 SO____ nrw ipaper publiihrd In llir Cily of Sanford, City of Sanford ) FIII1 tn Chancery to Centrally ¡Located In Orange County. Florid». ■ V». ) Future* T ax Lien. W ilnrst my hand artd Ihe arai of »aid cir­ ‘Atnanda fTuodnui. and) cuii court Ibi»' and day «f December, A. D. To A ll Who«) It May Concern: F5VI (Ipon application nf ihe City ■ Solicitor, if F. Itala tax, Puatmaauir. B. M. ROBINSON, (Seal.) I» hereby ordered that on or Ivrlor* the Feb­ Corner of Fourth and Magnolia Avenue Clerk Circuit Court, Orange^ County. ruary Rule day next, being February i, A. Ç - {) for Orange County.. In \ It Whom It Mav Cmiccrn: Total ...............................'.........................S 1822 05 U|m»ii application ,.f the ( ity SuJicftur. it ry tu ) Hill iu Lhincf of Saiii«ni City 1« hereby ordered th**it on nr before the reh D is b u rs e m e n t» : ) Ln force lax Lini rttary V « . Rule tUy next, Ih iug I’rbruary 1, A 1 25 Ilea Bradley, making b o x e s .... ......... 3 • * 1 »avidMm. am ) r. II, >9no, in »aid court, you appesir tu and Ellison George, pain tin g........... ................. 2 75 Whom li M ax C iinrrrfi ; All answer the hill filed Ipd sei forili Ihurt ti II run he», e tc .A .............................................. 3 50 1um npfitk ail ‘ti cl flie Çlijp Hiilit ill » il lu ir uf your resjwftlvc intricala in, tirffit iu. J H Prevail, blacktmlih w ork.................., / 75 till uf t»rtme llir Teli v tiiltíffí litar errb nr lícita ti|*«iit real estate1 si i nate *** I lie Cily 2 55 ruar y Rule day** nevi. I*»"« Miniar y Ben Bradley, hauling................................... iteseriliril In Ilie Vi¡11 as : * 32 50 1 » 1909, in wild run ri» v«»n a|.|Kar tu »nd nf Hanfuni. I'Uxco Printing Pro*», circular* ............... 1^*1 7. ‘ tibí** 9. Tier II. IS 00 nutter Ihe hi!! hied and act loitlk thr n. Geo Fox. celery for exhibit....... .......... It is furihrr i»r«!rre»1 that this order 1>e 100 00 lure of yuur if»|ffllve Intereat* in, right tu. piihlishrd in the Sanford Pepper Pubilxhlng Co., book» ......... llerahl, .1 nrw«|ojtei 3 115 or tiriu ti|M>n real r*iatr aitiusie /n t»»e Cit» published in aald l ily, mire J a t Harrl», hauling................................... .1 week for eight 10 UU of Sanford, and 4Íe*rr¡1»nl in th«-l»iil a»f Walter Schuchl, m ap»................................. rouscetltlve weeki tuior In sais! rule dav. 11 70 N P Yuweil 1» Co. »heeling......................... Ï ^>1 7. Ilhwk 3 ,*Tier 6 . a t the t»ro|wrly «» Witness my haipl and »eal nf tbr said rn U OO IfT" I G Entmlnger, photo* paVTd^d .winy fn d Ti tiyr--vrmiityr euif court tío« ijih «lay of Novemfiw, *V. H. 21 OO Slate of Florida. W R f.......................... Pell, aign t u a r d t ............. .......... 1908, rUr- tUs u<hUr—U- - - - * e - i * a w i - ) ^ s J 5 f t S £ ^ 5 I J s 3 S i M r r — ^I 800 ion]—5<j much apQrkiii|( is goin^ on Uicrc. Ma aaya the meekest thing in the world lx language—'cause it stands for so much Ma aays a lot of men cry for justice who would t hnve cause to smile if they got it II ADVERTISING COMMITTEE In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial l907--'08 City W orship Tom orrow . ‘ TH E Mokes It» Report For the Season of Wherë Dèvout o r tln T Cclcry uw«— — T tt r 54ftF0RD ~TTTHALD �December 3 . 1b o i THE SANrORD HERALD A re ifoU-Looking F or Flowing' Wells Guaranteed O ne Thousand Acres of Celery Land $ 1 0 0 .0 0 to $ 1 5 0 .0 0 Per A c re ** R eason able C a sh * P aym e n ts Lands-Adapted to.Celery, Lettuce, Cauliflower, Potatoes, Etc S anford, FROM MACARONI DELTA l Governor Brow ard Issues Another Edict to the People f r o m The H e ra ld 's Special Correspondent Tallahassee. Nov. 28,—Gov. N. D. Brow­ By W ire le ss Telephone Zeze Elkins is studying facial gymnas- ard has Issued the following proclamotics to become a lawyer. - Whereas, By the gift of Providence . Uncle Sam Smlthers wore his new sec­ there has been placed in the hands of the ond-hand suit yesterday. He bought it at men of this suite, natural resources of n rummage sale and cut a big swell. * yast importance and* great potential de­ Uncle Zcph Stuckey cut two wisdom velopment; and, teeth last week and Doc Reed is afraid Whereas, It is the duty of men to use cholera infantum may set in if the warm the gifts of nature, and not to abuse weather continues. them ; to utilise, but not to waste, and to The trustees of the Newllght church have realize that there will be succeeding gen­ hired a carpenter to stop up the cracks in erations to whom our resources will be tlio floor before winter sets in us many essential; and. members almost caught their death ofcojd Whereas, The Rational -Conservation in tiieir legs last winter. Congress will meet in Washington, DcAunt Betsy'Crofoot Is havTng trouble Cirtïber 8 ; and. Whereas, The Southern Commercial with a gumboil. Si. Blizzard's latest born twins were quite Congress will meet in Washington De­ cember 7 and 8 . for die 4>urposc of In­ colicky last night. terpreting by words of authority the re­ We do hope the Higgins and Dingman sources of die south ; and, families will make up and quit throwing -W lw as. The Nut tonni Rivers a mi Hnr dead cats in each others wells, as much bers Congress will meet in Washington sickness must prevail if this sort of petty December 0, 10 and 11, to favor a liberal spite ik kept up much longer. policy on the part of die national govern­ Two of JakeStimson's hogs have become ment in developing navigable streams afflicted with chicken cholera. throughout the United States; Doc Spltfadden was called over to Josia Now, therefore, I, N. B. Broward, gov­ Smoot at a late hour last night and haint ernor of Florida, do hereby issue diis proc­ gpt back yet. Josia always said he want- lamation, calling upon die business men of Florida to turn aside from dieir ordi­ nary vocadans during the week, Decem­ ber G to 12, In order dial they may give earnest thought to die subjects o f-re ­ sources and of conservation, and urging as many of them as can do so to be pressent in Washington and participate in a series of gatherings hitherto without par- Economic Democracy. There is one thing that will bring the Socialistic wing, the Populistic wing, the Hearst wing of the Democratic back. Quit robbing them. The man who only raises one blade of grass where he ought to raise three but gets the full benefit of the three of grass is not ns despicable as the man who raises the tliree blades of grass and without vigorous protest sub­ mits to being systematically ruuvru uf two of them. The fanner who pays three hutulrcd to four hundred per cent. Inter­ est on watered railroad stock has no money left to pay interest on his own capital., *So however reasonable his profits t*l°. ^ lted State*' To #tny nt l,omo questions of economic rights are compel and dilnk on these matters is important. [|n(( a hearing To visit Washington and to diink on these w hat carc ‘ wo about , u ^ m atters Js stUUAore impomnUTor, by decisions while we are being syste .‘means of such a visit the business men mot|coUy robbed of two thirds « ¡dT lh, of Florida can come back to their homes increment of wealth we creote, the wai Ailed widi a more complete knowledge of js now on our resources and fired with s determlnaU t humanity be allowed to relait don to use wisely the marvelous gifts raore of the wealdi It creates and bu m»de by natpre to U>e toufrem i f t M , u u n i t y wUl-usadiU-waohh rke In testimony whereof, I have hereunto 0f „ jj humanity. B(jvt set my hand and caused die great seal to ^ Shanlbargcr (Signed N. B. Broward, Governor. ly the Governor. ‘Attest H ehrv Clay .Crawford, Secretary of S u te. (NOT, never thought of such n tiling, CERTAINLY It's the other fellow who will likely go. You have not yet your family well provided for nor all the debts lifted from your Property, so you will live. Your Dthldinga m ay hum, so you keep them insured. How would it do to let one of the Strongest Life Insurance companies in the WORLD cmry~Ehat risk upon your Liferinstead of forcing i r ujWrt your Wife and Children? A little money saved this way, each year, will make life in later years comfortable and happy. Do not fail to exum ine the *T not. * If the funner is robbed the business man is deprived of the benefit of the money of which the farmer is robbed. The steel trust paying a dividend of three hundred to four hundred per cent. of millions of dollars to the railroad. The railroad charges freight to pay inlercst on watered stock and on the watered stock of die steel and iron they use. All this die fanner must pay and pay too before he gets back a cent of his own invested capital. In Ills freight bills both on what he receives and what he ships. Bryan thought the question was, should the people rule. The quesdon is, should die people continue being robbed. Constitutional questions ~ are of tits past, besides what is constitutional when die railroads and the (rusts have vested IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN Wekiva Tribe No. 41 Hundng grounds of Sanford. Meedngs on the 1 st and 2 nd Wednesday of each month In Uasonlc Hall. Visiting broth­ ers welcome. F l o r id a * — r— T !!. ;; - — — E q u it a b le L if e r s Standard Policy — 4— T * Prescribed by the New York Slate Law WRITE Equitable Life Assurance Society ! or THE UNITED STATES »mo / S-COLES. j r General Agent, J a c k s o n v ille , Florida M RS. E. P. W ELBO R N E. Special Agent J . N. N. W H ITNER. Resident Agent, Sanford, Fla. 'Çbsnije onlnvitinr dum sl rooms taio sn i t . triedre cheerful horn«, Ve « J our door the privilege of »dcononi from the Lrgcit end ooit varied stock lo lum yhB eysr. B A L T E -C O N R O Y r m i P A N V Q u ic k ly a n d N e a l l y E x e c u te d at T h e H e r a l d P r i n t i n g :C,--n»pany �TWELVE PACES— Part I— Paies I to 8 I N S A N F O R D — Life ia Worth>Living Number 17 SANFORD. FLORIDA. SATURDAY. D ECEM BER 12, 1908 Popularity o f Sanford Girl NEWTOf THE WOtoLD In the final result of the Metropolis contest for the popular young Indies of Items of Interest Gleaned From the atnte, Mias Gelale Butt of this city, wns third In this section with 37,311 Various S o u rc e s votes to her credit.. Miss Butt did not win n grand prlxe but the handsome vote accorded her demonstrates her HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK popularity. SANfOR D groc erV com pany First Year An Armies» W o n d er. *' MUNICIPAL ELECTION A trick bicycle rider amused a large crowd on the- street last Tuesday. His One of the Largest Wholesale And various stunts were amazing for u'mitn Retail Houses In This Section that had no arms. He was also a good Passes Off With Few Exciting Notice appears in this issue of The collector ns those present can testify. Thrills Herald of the incorporation of the SnnForm er Resident» Return fonl Grocery Co., of this city. The San­ The many friends of Mr. nnd Mrs. W ford Grocery has long ago earned the rep­ MAYOR LAK E WINS AGAIN utation of being among the largest retail W. Stripling will Tic pleased to learn of --------------/* * Surveying the Drainage Area ¿j-Ii / ^ groceries In the state and one of the their return to Sanford where in the Messrs. W. A. Ginn and E. S. Close nrc Htre the Reader» Will Find a Brief future they will reside. largest wholesale houses In (Ids section. Calhoun, Driver nnd Hand C onstitute Historical S p rln i N o w ln l now engaged in making a survey for the Mr. Stripling for a number of years tins Under the nldc management.of W. M. New M embers or City {imposed drainage as drafted by the drain­ Tor Hurried Reader» Dickens the business lins nourished nnd been with the Van Dcmnn Grocery Co., Council age copimlssion recently appointed. When Shadmck W. Brown, o f . Middleton. N from a small beginning lias attained the of Jacksonville nnd having identified completed this great work will mean pint The mutual election has come nnd Y.. died Inst week aged 88 years. He high .position which it now occupies. himself with the incnrjVirntion of the the lands of our famous Celery Delcmvill gone nnd despite'lhc excitement of last ditw the largest U. S. pension of an y But under the severe strain of business New Sanford GroceryCo.. will remove to week no-one is hurt nmfr^eneralT«itlafncbe the Eden of FlorUln. Good roads will _ mao In that section of the country. He If^DrrhfTpt has given Sanford, his fiat love*. Ktved In Company D. One _ H u n d red fallow and fare radiosol Their old friends will accord Mr. nmf Jllaft pi »ic i lrf Murh -tn —ttm^surprise of ' Tfateil to rest from veryonc the aldennnn ticket comprising and Seventy-sixth Regiment.. New. York adjacent to Sanford one vast garden spot, active management of the business Mrs. Stripling a warm welcome. William Hand, G. R. Calhoun nnd H. P. Volunteers, and lost one of his eyes by. dotted with fine residences will result. which necessitated a change nnd the Driver, won out In Its entirety, M r." Our New Express Office Hie explosion of »'Cap. A l a resul t. oi incorporation ns before noted. While Com m issioners Retire Driver whining by the narrow margin of Commensuru te with Sanford's wonderful this lie became totally blind. Hia pen. Two of our most faithful county com­ still connected with the business Mr. growth U the many new-imtidUigs tluit one vote. tioa was $100 per month. missioners retire from active service Dickens will resign the active manage­ will soon be constructed Among these Is Mayor Lake.is again victorious, with The First Notional Bank of Peppcrell, upon the board this week. Hon. H. II. ment Into the hands of;W. W. Stripling, Mr. Brady close and running some. the new quarters for the Southern Express Hats., wns robbed laat week of $14,000, Dickson, chairman of the boanl forn n gentleman well nnd favorably known J. T. Lee also bad n close shove In his Company, plans for which ore now being The robbers took precaution against be­ number of years and known as an authori­ In this city nml, county ns a business brush with C. C. Morris, winning by 14 prepared. The old building will either he ing surprised by fastening the doors of ty on good roads in the South is one and mnn of sterling qualities. He is n form­ votes. residences In the neighborhood so they our own Hon. H. H. Chappell for n num­ er resident of Sanfonl and has the inter­ repaired or removed nnd the new structure M. L. Scott wns the only candidate who will occupy all the present space ami the ests of the city at heart. could not be opened. ber of years o faithful member of the wus not worried over the result, rtliiniitvvacauthiud-to First s tre e ts Tire building Nonl Alexis, president oi Hnytl. has board amending to Itsdutiea evtn to the -Mr-Sdripling for a-nunil>cmf yrnnrhns wiU be modern, and its position will greatly ing no opposition Mr. Scjitl rolled up the been traveling salesman for the Vun Debeen deposed by the revolutionists, who neglect of his own business interests. miuiauiutLYutc of.,282. maiiCyuiB 4iiy^whoUuutle grocers of-Jnclrr enhance tin; value ami appearance-of this TipiUted “ Ihe' Cflptlfil o r the Island. Mr. Dickson Is succeeded-bv-M -O M. F. Robinson, candidate for alderman portion of Sanfonl. .The Southern Express : took refugcon a French vessel; üverstreet and Mr. Chappell by Alex sonvllle. (k). n n d the A. C. L. Railway are to be was upon n mixed tiuket and this ac­ Associated in the new firm will lie T. counts in a great measure fur the small Frauds Joseph, Emperor of Austria; Vaughn of this city.Fi Williams, President of the Conrad commended for their enterprising spirit in vote.-ns mimy-voters preferred voting the celebrated Inst week the Sixthleth nnnlimproving their |>rtiprrtyTitttilB point. And Irish P o tato es, Too —------ Grocery Ctc. of Daytona, who-is also'Well straight tickot for their nidermen »9 it -wwary of his ncoesalonto the throne. Sanford's crops are unlimited and every nnd favorably known to the people of List of Unclaimed L etters wns originally made up. Lilluokalanl, cx-quaen of the Sand­ day brings new surprises in the different this section and while he.will not lie Remaining in the Sanfonl Postofilcc at The interest in this city election bos wich Islands, was 70 years old Dec. 2, vegetables raised In the celery d elta.. The actively engnged In the Sanford Grocery close of week ending Dec. 8 . 1008: been intense and the principals and their ■nd celebrated the event by resending other duy The Herald mnn visited Toni Co., will still tend his knowledge of the ladles Triends worked enrly nnd late to roll up to the United States her claim against Goodwin. Mr*. Annie Hawkins to inspect ills lettuce crop and business in aiding the affairs of this Barton. Mary a good majority. The close result dem­ Gulden. Mrt. Italarlln J nekton, Mrt. Lulu this country for the confiscation - of the wns presented witli some fine lettuce and large concern. onstrates that the people of Sanford nre Brown, Mrt. Dnliy Miller, M iti Alim Ulsndt. A large wholesale -grocery has. long Bryan. Mri. Annie Irish potatoes. Now, Sanford potatoes I’oatell. MIm Lugen Is taking un Interest in municipal affairs, On and after January 1st first class may not occupy a large place In the minds been needed In tills section and while un­ Cherry, M in Sarah Sputili, Mrt, DvnU K. and the reins of tlic city government Williams, Mrt Ada postage to Germany will be two cents of the people or bo associated with our der the jiresent management the field was Harden, MUi Grnie must be handled carefully in the next Hendrick«, Mr«. Kiln VVtight, Hattie iiilead of th-e %the present rate. covered, the new members feel that premier celery crop, but for a delicious year If the officials wish to avoid criti­ lllmnn, Mrt, Maltie A cotton mill to cost $8,000,000 ia to murphy” you should try some Irish polu- more business can be induced to come cism of their acts. Gentlemen McDermott. Thorna« be built in E ast. Boston, Mass. It will tocs raised in Sunford's sub-irrigated dis­ to this city by enlarging the business Acton, Edcoae Regardless of whether the result is to* Milter, Fred hare 250,000 spindles and 7,500 looms. trict. Mr. Hawkins planted these for his and adopting ’an aggressive business Coleman, Manriie (he liking of .all, the citizens of Sanfonl Blade. C. W. rj Miller, W, B The entire plant will cover 05 acres of own use, and whUe<uikinghuLlittiu atten­ policy. should get together and aid the officials Carney. J. E Mirrtl«. Albert The retail department will he kept In fnirlU'ld Lu>abef Co,— Neleott, Win. ground and 'employ 8 ,0 0 0 ~hands. The tion, this stand of pointers is the finest in every way to push the many improve­ Palmer. Floyd head hi the enterprise Is Eugene M. crop of Irish potatoes ever grown and vfill ¡lie up-to-date manner that lias always Kaverti, Kile ments to completion. j j Pinner, Jut an Foss. compare favorably with the famous potn- characterized this part of the business ilawihaw, Jam ei Out of a total of 348 registered voters, R iven , Thomai nnd will cater to the wants of nn exact­ Hunter. J, M, 301 voted in the election and a number An unusual undertaking,the building of toes raised in the celebrated districts both Janie», K F Roblnion, Marshall south. • x ^ * “ ing public. failed to gel to the {Kills in time to cusl a M..ntin. Jutrph Sanford, Geo ■ Breproof village, is in progress at Moun­ north and ------------------u — Thu.vJsonford gains another enterprise Persons claiming the above will plcusc ballot. tain Station, on the border line between Lawn M owers that promises to aid in making our city a say "Advertised," and give date of this Following is tile official count: 'Orsngc and South Orange, N. J. Six Special prices to reduce stock. If you wholesale district of large pnqiorthms in list. Ctias. F. Haskins, P. M. ro» MAYOR bouses ore already well under way and want a good mower nt n low price, now is (lie nt-nr future. Forrest L a k e ............. ................... _ ^*155 are being made of burned d ay In the form the time to buy. Also good stock of Clay Tile For Sulc. The people of Sanford will nccord the E. E. Brady .................. 131 of hollow blocks. The roofs nrc to \yt of scythes, grass hookY mid lawn rakes. new firm u warm welcome and The Her­ Palnlku Tile for sale in any qunnity. * FOR MARSllAL AND COLLECTOR asbestos shingles or shite. The houses Hurry J. Wilson. G . Fa S mith , Box 371 . ald joins in best wishes for success. J. T. Lee ...................................... 140 have from eight to ten rooms and the par­ C. C. Morris .......... ................... 131 titions and fliMirc are »¿he of terra cctta, EUR CLERK. TREASURER AND ASSESSOR so that a fire could not spread from one □ & D J D D m n n r f i iHiiËin[sira[N iiFi[üiiRi[D in[H iiËiiRi[ im [5ii~inM nnnnnnn M. I* S c o tt........................................ 282 room to another. ' ,/.r * * ** FOR ALDERMEN Gen. Simon of the revolutionery forces W. N. Lcfiler........................................ 125 . ha* been proclaimed president of Hayti. M. W. Lgvell .......................... •............100 The East Side bank of Portland, Oregon, F. L. Woqdruff............................ {28 wu robbed of $10.000, Dec. 7. M. F_ Rnlilimm ----- — flp G. R. C alhoun...,_____________ 137 W. H. Hand......................................... 1^3 ty.two cases developing In one day. H. P. D river................. 120 Elia in New York arc to build a club Death of William Mahoney house, hotel and theater combined, to cost The death of Mr. William Mahoney, 11,000,000. |he Sanford Heruld believes that the Holiday Trade, while hein** the best which occurred Sunday night at 10:30, Sixty-five families are homeless as the removed one of the oldest men In till« this.^ear in the history of Sanford, could he made much more profitable result of a fire which destroyed three full section. Had be lived until next March of property in the heart of Cenlie would have been 87 years of age: He by a system of judicious advertising in a medium th at circulates in the county frxlix. Pa.. Dec. 4. wns bom In Washington, but lived many -khs Mary Craig. ngnd-??rTrt«rtt _„ ■ ilfS in-Yirgiula—-He e m im nt ihi« m i o , Alton, 111., has not tasted water for about twenty-five yeprs ago nnd located , tony years. ; | ulate the Holiday Trade and bring the shoppers to Sanford instead of allowing at Melrose, wldcti wns his home till four The national apple show now being held y ears' ago fie moved to Sanford. Mr. other cities to lure them thither. The Herald will issue one week before--Christ­ Mahoney was in the United States navy “ Spokane. Wash., haaexhlblta from thlr- M D*iix states, Canada, England, Germany, for a number of years, a t lieutenant, from mas on December 19th, one of the handsomest Holiday editions ever printed in 1848 to 1860, making several cruises In ^nce, Norway and Japan. Over eight the frigate John Adams and the man-^fspplea are estimated to be in the this section. It will be several times larger td1»11 the regular, edition,' the exhibit.« wur Pennsylvania, then the largest war ship «float The civil war found him “in pages brimful of good m atter thad will interest voting nnd old _and-th e -p a g e a Two contracts for Urn furnishing of wlreforeign ports, hut on the ship arriving at _ kkphww. sendee, one tglth the war Baltimore he, withoihers, left the ship and ■bound in a beautiful colored cover that will make the edition a work of a rt and oepartment of the United States and the made their way to Virginia, attaching a European power, have been one th at will be treasured long after the holiday season is past. In order to themselves to the Confederate cause. . *^_hy the Clark wirelnsa telegraph His wife passed away just four months telephone company of Detroit It ia make this edition a symposium of Sanford’s interests, we osk the people to send ago, and It wai~hoticed that Ufa haver J * Uolt«l States will have o system seemed the same to him after her going M ^ “ Phonic communication between perin their copy early, as the printers will be kept busy night and day in arrang­ away. He was not strong and his rela­ ^nd “nd those In airship« and tives and friends knew it could not be ■"Wanes five and ten mile« d istan t ing this special edition for the delectation of the public. We also urge upon long before he would follow ber to the A «itigaree weighing alxty pounds was other home. The funeral service was all who are interested to send in an article about Sanford and thus aid us in Wu luLong Island Sound off South conducted at the home of the family resi­ .«Bssia.conn , tlrirw e d t------------making this ^ iü ô n n o t'o â ly a visitor for the holiday season but a "grand ad­ dence Monday afternoon conducted by " The bursting of a large water main In Father Fox, of the Cutholic church, of vertisement of Sanford and her resources, which church deceased^ was n dqypm Itrm N' tW# w#ek h>re UP tT“ x , L .° ^ront °T the Clarendon hotel and rBilfiberT" Fuliter Fax spokeinthe highest a half.mil«- square. terms of the deceased, saying that he was U ik. l.l l1ltt*ion °T the six tie tli congress u man of great faith, trusted In the Sa­ vior and exemplified in his life the beau, last rv." convened Tuesday P. S. Copy for “A ds.” and special articles must be in before thamp Carter of Missouri la the tlful traits of a Christian character.. “"^»atlc leader in the House. * The body was taken to Melrose on Thursdayt December . Tuesday and laid to rest by the side of «tiao.?iJ ran on the his faithful companion. His niece and “d °f Uu“ ard*’ Bay. Inst week. nephew Miss Ellen and Mr..Andrew Ma­ honey, accompanied the body. B P ’-^volutlon U on in Hayti. TO THE MERCHANTS OF SANFORD E « —• • <r l* f — ^THE SANFORD HERAED7“ 17 fflagaDanmmnr � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1908 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 05, 1908;<a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank"> Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/37d1541ae3084ae2b9c6d0037ca2e09b.pdf 9609bac0371565c2a6b08ef30230556c PDF Text Text me SANFORD flCRALD November 21. t908 VOICE Of Tllf PE0PLÜ C A ftSEP A R A T EM C ES IN SCHOOL THE LOCAL LEGISLATION Le tte rs and Communications on Various Timely Topics. Important Decision Rendered In U. S. Surprem e Court City Council Meets In a Pink In deciding the case' o f Boren College . Tea Session versus the State o f Kentucky favorably to the state, the supreme court o f tile United States Monday held that a state o f the COLUMN DEVOTED TO PEOPLE Union m ay constitutionally legislate to WONDEREULLY SLOW TALKFEST prevent the coeducation o f the w h ite and black races. The case was instituted to In This Department will be round the tcstYhe va lid ity o f the state law o f 1004. Views, Opinion»-and Comment - — prohibiting white and black children from of P ractical W riters. attending the same schools. The higher (We Invite correspondence on live topics from all sections of the County, also news Items of Interest. state court took tho position that the white Itrevlty will Insure prompt publication. Articles contrary to the views of the Editor will be pub­ and black races are naturally antagonistic, lished. but abusive and anonymous communica­ and that,the forced separation ofth ech iltions will be rejected. We will not be responsible for opinions eiprcssed by contributors. All com- Hren o f the two races lain tho line o f pres­ nlent Ions Intrndrd for current Issue must be In ervation o f the' peace. The opinion o f the td not later than Tuesday p. m ) —En. When The Chronicle Rings The Bell supreme court was handed down b y Jus­ tice Brewer and affirmed the finding o f wttTTCx roe ate lAxroen lujui n both the Kentucky circuit court Add t V When the Chronlde rings the Bell What then, do you opine T court o f appeals. Justices Harlan and Day You must your fondest hopes dispel. And this will be the sign— dissented. Justice Brewer's opinion dealt When the Chronicle rln(s the Dell. entirely with corporations as affected by When the Chronlde rlni the Kentucky statute and did not consider You'll rival hut o meagre spell. the question o f applicability to individu­ And this will he the sign— als. Proceeding upon the theory that a When the Chronicle rings y ho Bell. stnto has complete control over corpora­ wliien the Chronlde ringk the Bell, Let cold chills run down your spine, tions and its own creations, he then con­ For It will mean your doom to tell. strues the la w o f 1004 as in effect an And this will tie the ilgo— When the Chronlde rings (he Bell. amendment to the charter o f Berea ColWheq the Chronlde rings the Dell, lege and added: TojUnlb 'twill you consign. “ It is undoubtedly true thatthereserved Tw ill lw needless to then rebel, And this will lie the sign— power to alter or amend is subject to some When the Chronlde rings the Dell. limitations, and. that under the guise o f an When the Chronlde rinse the Bell, nmendment flThew contract m ay not al­ You upeiarte gel In line, And llt’n lo your funeral knelL ways be enforcable upon the corporation For this will be the elgn— When the Chronlde rings the Bell. w the stockholders, but it is settled that a power reserved to the legislature to niter, When the Chronlde rings the Bell. Jnst pees It down the line; amend or repeal a charter authorizes it to “ Means ilenlh lo every rival swell I' And this will he the sign—. make an alteration or amendment o f a When the Chronlde rings the Bell. Charter granted subject to it. wiiich will When the Chronicle rings the Bell, not d efca to r substantially impnlr the ob­ Will you Indeed resign T Or will you sure success compel), ject o f the grant or any rights vested under Dt-tplie the om’nous sign— it, and which the legislature tnay deem Wh«t the Chronicle rings the Bell T ncctissafy ffl'keeitnrMTTier Him n h jn c m r Attorney Johnson. any public rlghL W e need concern our­ There being ho further business, council P r o p o s e s C elery Jubilee selves only with the inquiry whether the adjourned. To the Editor of Tin Hu a u > first section o f the Kentucky law can be up­ Your proppsal to have n Celery Jubilee held ns coming within the power o f a state at Sanford next March is good. -• over its own corporate creatures. W e are The ffower carnivals o f Pasadena and o f opinion that it docs come within that Santa Barbara. California, copied after power. thc-000 at Nice, Franco, iiave made those yourself o f Jhem: Enamelwnrc. rinsing The F irst Lettuce of 1908 towns famous. pans, sauce pans, dippers, 15, 25, and 35 „ (Jacksonville Times-Union I Many people would choose this tim e to The first lettuqe sent from Sanford to oepts. Two-lb red kidney beans, 10c; 2visit Sanford. New York brought $4.50 a basket. Thir­ ib Elbcrtn peaches, 15c, Worcester sauce, Our own ]>eopIe would gain much benefit ty-two baskets was the lot and the New 15c. Only one beautiful set o f China ware and amusement from the “ vegetable pa­ York receiver wired the grower within price $20, next week for $17, rade," athletic competitions and tourna­ forty hours after the truck was shipped ments. Now is the time to buy your sub-ini telling him that it had been shipped at If w e want to make Sanford a “ live gnted land. .S e e M. M. Smith. the price named. The metropolis is letc i t y " w e must get nllve ourselves. Jump into line and help it along. — J, V, WeeoEN, B A n o th e r L e t t e r F rom H o rry P a p w o rth N ew Y ork , N ovem b er 17, 1908. To (he Editor of The Herald: and flthbnlls, the turkey is a concrete symphony that causes every soul to ripple in so.ig. Oid and young are alike victim s o f its peerless quality. r The young eat it with their first teeth, the middle aged attack it with their sec­ ond, and the old masticate it w ith their third, or store teeth, nnd it is even tooth­ some to the toothless. The cranberry’s chief distinction is that which it enjoys in being the tail-end o f the Thanksgiving ticket. The.cranberry sauce is sometimes strained, but not In its relations with turkey. They go together i»o harmoniously that several poets say that the cranber­ ry's Incarnated smile is intensified by the turkey's flush o f pride. The turkey is a bird among birds, n dish among dishes, a dream among dreams. N ew Telephon e D ire c to ry A new telephone book will soon be is­ sued from the press o f The Herald. This is made-accessary by the greatnum berof new usOrs o f the system. Tills book will *could be elected President of lhis great lu y A liig you Tor the courfesy, H a kky M. P apw orth . When you patromzfrF&wtTtaitoi When you employ a town dentiit When you encourage a prise. town All points North All points North When you subscribo for the town’s newspaper. Somo citizens fail in somo o f these duties. A few fail in all of them. HOW ABOUT YOU? finnUnn'sNoUcc Sunday law. R. McQunid. ns Guardian of the and estate o f Cecelia D. McQupid, n minor, Intel [,_on the 4th day of IVcemher, A . D. Hi OH. at 10 o'clock a,i. m., ... iu up.ply . to the county . .judge — „ —o f Orang ----- Je coun­ ty, Florida, at his office in the City of Orlando, for authority lo sell at jirivnie snie all the right, title and interest (u the following described land, situiur lying and being in the county of ............... state o f Floridn, to-wit l/>i nine (II). Unfurnished R o om s F o r Rent Several nice rooms,-in good location, ... . J, In the City will be rented to desirable persons. Cist­ o f Sanford, Florido. W illiam R. M cQ uaio, ern' and sulphur water on tlie premises. A s Guardian o f Cecelia I). Mctjuulri. Inquire at The Herald office. When you have an item o f news call F ok R e n t — Four unf phone No. 148. A d d ress H., Herald office IN SANFORD LAND Is the Surest Money Maker in all the » Southern States ~ If you w ant any of these lands, see us Terms-to suit your-pocket-book - All points South All points South Tevere» Ail pouts Soul All points N o th ......... ........ . 7 00 s A <1*11y express pouch received Iran Tamps at 55 a. m. Extra copies o f (ids week's Herald caa ItMetis marked d ere dotty, all others dally, except Cess.’ F. m um ». Postmaster. — - b e o b t a in e d at this office. Send a copy Sunday. to your friends and keep them in touch Ham sandwich, 3 cents; Mrs. Takosh's ' w ith the Celery City and its wonderful und) room, opposite the depot. resources. eater- When you speak tho town’s praises. Oviedo I enclose subscription $1.00 for the H erald— more power to it • and you I When you buy from,» town m< chant -----1__ F ro m th e tlo o s ie r S ta te Mr. nnd Mrs. E, F. McConnha o f Rich­ mond. fhd., have arrived In the city nnd will spend the winter here. They made the (rip from Richmond to Jacksonville In their touring car and from thence by Clyde Line to Sanford. Mr. McConnha purchased a fine celery farm last year on tile west side and will engage in celery culture. W e welcom e these estimable ttooslers In T>u f midst and hope more o f them will decide to locate in Sunford. I am delighted to.rend that Sanford has recently organized a fire department; your invitation to attend a drill w ill be accept­ ed probably during the present winter; in the meantime please inform the Chief nnd the boys thnt I should be honored by being elected a contributory member and itjr unr boys on to the rncrtfint mere are some of Nature's noblemen in Sanford to whom the old fire boys never appealed in Vain for funds— C olonel'Thrasher ‘ (thé best that ever lived ), Hon. M. F. Robineon, George i'crnnld. Bill Hill, Frank P. Forster, F. H. Rand and many others. Some o f tlie happiest days o f m y life w ere {Missed in dear old Sanford, with die -fire boys far comrndcs, therefore the pros­ p erity o f your town nna the Are depart­ m ent have m y e(hcera wishes for a fulfilment, Mr. Editor, I have always bad consider­ don’t Knock. able admiration for men who devote their List of Unclaimed .Letters Uvea to publishing the "W e e k ly " at one Remaining in the Sanfonl Postoflke at dollar p er; wondering from whence pomes their reward! To compliment you on the Issue o f the Sanford H cri l ' 1, McKUule, Mrs. Anni« Inrly your "Proclam ation” in the issue o f Siili ili. Uri. Lin ie Williams, Mrs. N ov. 14lh, seems infinitesimal; it surely U a dandy and should be the admiration Gentlem en o f all deep thinking men o f your State— Colmore, Thomas Johnson, W. F. McClrnton, Kev. W. D, “ forget politics nnd go to work"— fine; Eunvcrs. E. K. Marie, Lee when compared with the mushy letter Dewitt, Freden • Uoldwtre, James Lookhsrt, D. L w ritten b y th o Hon. Frank Clark, publish­ Hunter. July Slotsn. Matthew ed In tho Sanford Herald, prognosticating Jenkins, C. P. Mr. Bryan's election, it’s more o f a won­ Jepson, Henry Taylor W. W. der. O f course I appreciate the fact that Johnson. P. K. Persons claiming tlie above w ill please m y political opinion would not count for say “ A dvertised," and give date o f this much, because I led a crowd o f SanfordCh a s . F. H askins , P. M. it e s t o political sulcidein the fall o f 1808, the yertr Mr. Bryan crucified the Demo­ cratic party with n Gross o r Gold'arirf 3 F ree SUyer, but really do you think the Hon. Frank ever supposed Mr. Bryan Country! W h y I would ns soon expect tlie cat fish o f Lake Monroe lo push their heads out o f the w ater and, looking towards Sanford, sing "Th e Beautiful They Go Together It is believed by many thinking people that Thanksgiving was Invented to give the turkey a distinction and n prestige and to give a medium through which to offer our gratitude while experiencing per­ ennial tin ills o f pleasure. The selection o f the turkey for the star pdrt was happy, because everyone, likes turkey, be it hot. cold or canned, Unlike veal, corned bcei mm b h a □ ■ □ a m �NHB»b«r NEWS Of THE WORLD M4BEl p a io e SANFORD THE FAVORED ifying the severity o f the northern blasts. " 'Sanford is blessed with ample trans­ portation. both w ater and land, sound P retty Wedding In lllstrlo nlc Circles banks, a puMic sp irted board o f trade, Thursday Morning Items of Interest Gleaned From Former Citizen Writes of the hustling, reliable real estate agents, who Items of Interest Concerning The Sanford House was the scene pf a Various So urces. have easy work in locating home-seekers Advantages of This Section quiet wedding on Thursday morning, ilio Society People. or investors, where an investment o f $3, contracting parties being Mabel Paige and 000 may he mnde to yield a net income WEEK Charles W. Ritchie. Miss Paige and com­ yearly o f from 33,000 to 310,000. GARDEN SPOT Of THE WORLD pany closed on W ednesday night after P O I N T S PURELV PER SO N A L " “Our whole state Is linked together with three nights in Sanford, nnd the rumor indissoluble ties, prosperity is apparent (be Render* Will rind a Brief that the favorite was to wed Mr. Ritchie, Enormous Yield From an Acre of Land everywhere, from it all Jacksonville gets Historical S p rln i Flowing llow Celery City Vanity M ir While the manager, gave an added zest to the Stim ulates property Values loll, adding daily to our city's prosperity Tor Hurried Readers Away the Golden Hours— performance on Wednesday night. And Induces Immigration nnd growth. W e should, rejoice in tbe Rudolph A. Vnlette, a rurol m all clerk, Social Gossip. The wedding ceremony was performed The following letter from H. H. Deane progress o f every section, NE evening last week I heard a „ho live* in Newark. N. J.. recenUy kiUcd by the Rev. B. F. Brown, rector o f the Ho­ " 'A t present Sanford is rejoicing.over a married mhn decrying the grant , bullfrog which weighed a trifle over *1* ly Crosa Episcopal church, only the mem­ nnd published in the Jacksonville Metrop­ amount o f deception and story tell­ nuumU. This is believed to be the largest bers o f the company and n few friends olis is so well written and gives such a telegram received from the Hon. fn iu k L ^ ia M :adbpnaFtfv-li'-2 iir..’n » S M ir f t f f n WnT fC f art stating that the board o f* engineers ing that is practiced in society and he being i resen t.1 -■ frog Wiled In this or any other country, that It is reproduced in The Herald. Mr. and chief o f engineers approve q ^ ia n n e declared that he iw*d- riem nm tef O f ---For disobeying order*; Bernard Lelser, Mabel Paige has >been a favorite with Deane having been a resident o f Sanford one hundred feel wide nnd eight fe w deep, w ife Hint she be absolutely straight­ tárale in Battery D. Third Field A rtillery the people o f the South for a number o i several years ago, fs quick to note the re­ Pnlntka to Sanford; ona hundred fc^t wide forward with her friends. Not that re­ ¡J.S. A„ h a s been dishonorably discharged years, having made her first appearance markable. changes being made in this city nrrtHtCc feet d^ep, Sanford to Lake Har­ formation wns neccsspry in that particular from die service, deprived o f all back pay w hile a tiny tot o f five years. The Atlanta and suburbs, and more than any one can ney, mean low water," which action, de­ quarter, but even in the smaller affairs ind allowances, and Is to be Imprisoned for Constitution long ago heralded Miss Paige discern the signs o f prosperity and future clares Mr.Clark, guarantees both projects,' that a plain statement o f fact be the rule, : _ ' ___ * ill roondts. The violation o f orders con- 08 the "Idol o f the South," and such she development -of the Celery City: not a stumbling, halting excuse resorted 0f eadng unwholesome apples after has remained as no member o f the stage “ Returning from a visit to Sanford, his NEW BUILDING FOR POSTOEflCE to to gain the end a simple declaration hold* a larger place In tbe h e a rts 'o f tbe repeated orders not to do so. ^ » ♦* former home, H. 11. Deane when seen by a would secure. After having been a citizen o f the United people than this dainty, petite artist. For Metropolis representative, recounted in lion. Henry S. Chubb Thinks Sanford This gcnUcmnn docs not want his w ife the past few years, w lthher late husband. Sutes for over forty year*, and drawing a May Have One glowing terms, nnd with keen gratifica­ to go about hunting people to dovour by Henry F. Willard, The Mabel Paige Com­ pension from the Government for services Hon. Henry S. Chubb, the well-known tion sojne o f tlie wonderful developments forcing upon them disagreeable truths, tendered during the war between the pany confined themselves to Florida, plny- in that favored section. lender o f the Republican forces in Florida, but he does want her to be absolutely. itstes. Win. A. Hang, a native o f Chino. Ing a whole season at Tampa nnd Jack­ "Said Mr. Deane: ‘I am sure your many spent n short time in tlie city on Wednes­ frank with her friends. I f she is Invited f i n d s himself deprived o f his citizenship sonville.* A t the death oiM r. Willard the thousands o f readers will be glad to learn day cn route to his home in W inter Park, to a party, for instance, and it is not oon"” by a recent decision o f the court passed management o f the company was placed something nf the ixugrcss of -Hie trucking from Washington.-' ' venlchi for her to go, let her say so and jif rl i It ■V*BwWlwe'VWll(Ji ihaduuula o f-C h a rte r-W rR l t e llie s for­ industry on. the celery delta, which is . Col. Chubb, while indulging in n chat not hem nnd haw, worry nnd delay her The committee on privileges o f the Brit merly o f the Peruchl-Gypzene Co., nnd bringing Sanford world-wide • renown. with Tlie Herald scribe, wns asked about answer and then give some other than the acquaintance of Miss Paige and Mr. iih House of Lords has decided that Albert Truth is stranger than fiction. It seems •tiie likelihood o f a government building the real reason for declining the in vita ­ Kliby Fairfax, a native o f Virginia, la en­ Ritchie ripened into love, n consummation almost incredible that tbe unsightly llut- for Sanford, and stated that in a short tion. In fact, the key to Hie whole situa­ o f which wns reached in this city, when titled to the rank nnd title o f Lord Fairfax woods lands of a few years ogohnve been time numerous cities tlie size o f Sanford tion with this man would be to have the they plighted their troth on Thursday. of Cameron. In the Scottish peerage; transformed Into the beautiful fields which would receive n|)pro|iriationsfrom 310,000 women give reasons for actions, not ex­ .„M r. Ritqhle is a native of Columbus, now greet tlie eye. level as a table, long to 313,000 for erecting suitable buildings cuses for inaction. And while he does An area of 500 square miles o f grazing Ohio, nnd came to Jacksonville about one rows o f verdant benuty and mathematical for pnstulficcs, and that an effort on the not want the truth stretched, he does not hod lying north of Roswell. N. M.. has year ago and took charge o f the Paige Co. precision with tiie sparkling cascades of, part o f tlie citizens would greutly aid in believe In been on fire for ubuut a week, nnd ranch­ brutality in conversation. Under his able direction the company hns drocuring one of these appropriations. artesian wells. men living in the vicinity have been fight­ With him the proper course is a brief, enjoyed n most pros|>mw<a season, nnd While it is not Hi his power to person­ true reason for not doing or doing some ‘A ll over the sln/e are found localities ing U by hnck-flrlng in order to save their will erect their own opera houses in sev­ with proven clnims of tqiccinl adaptation ally aid in (Iiia movement. Col. Chubb c property. certain thing, not a long-drawn out flat­ eral Fioridn cities nt- uA early date. to certain crops. The oranges, tlie grn|>e- pressed himself ns greatly in favor o f Han­ tering, insincere regret. , After being blind fdr 36 years. Miss Tlie host of friends over the South of fruil, pineapple, tomato, melon and many ford securing such un appropriation. ; nnd When the suggestion was made to him Alice Hollis of Port Huron, Mich., has re­ the contracting parties will join in extend­ other members of (lie fruit ami vegetable nt n later date bo expects to visit tl)U city tliut the, to use the slang expression, gained her sight, and nltliough her vision ing congratulations upon this hnppyevent kingdom have each a fuvorlte home,* but and inspect the advantages. 'jolliers," in this woujd serve a purpose ii not perfect, she can read with the aid and iri Sanford they will always be ncThese uppro|>rintions have not assumed by fooling and picasing their subjects for Sanford clnims pre-eminent fitness in tlie of eyeglasses, typewritten letters. corded a wurm welcome. culture of celery. There, nature witlt lav­ a tangible shnpc us yet, and it ma)l be a brief period, lie took exception to the • Tom L. Johnson, mayor o f Cleveland, ish hand lias linked together u duster of years before such a building- rmiltj be statement. life said tiiat suqh is not tlie Ohio, has lost his wealth in trying to save Just Arrived at ‘ Sanrord Grocery Co. conditions in climate and soil that are not erect«!, or tbe bill could be rnllroflded case with him. A ll the while people are 1 tbe estate of his dead brother. Buckwtieat flour, old homestead flour, duplicated in the known world. through tlie next session o f congress ^nd' telling him complimentary things he feels Oh hcT north bound trip last week, fire gcnhniu flour, hygenic nnd superlutlve 'The ¿oil is of sudi character ns to make Sanford lie aide to have a suitable build their insincerity nnd he dislikes to permit ' i n discovered among the cargo Of the flour. Snider's catsup, chilli sauce, oyster |K>ssilile the remarkable and effective plan ing id twelve mouths. them to believe for a single minute that be uesmship Chattahoochee o f (lie Ocean cocktail, and salad dressing. At any rate the project Is worth the of sub-irrigation and sub-druinuge which is foolish cnougti to be deceived by them. , * Steamship Company's line, after leaving is the foundation of tlie success obtained, consideration o f the citizens of Sanford, He dreads the thought that lie will be Smnnah, and the vessel was run into Ju st Received as good crojw are assured whether the nnd rcgnrdlesB o f whether U nde Sum accepted ns-"easy" by the professional Urtwf nnd benched near Norfolk. The The largest line of sporting goods ever season be wet or dry, the winter climate lends Ids aid or not tlie city should cer­ olliers: He is not a vain man and tie damage amounted to several thousand received in Sanford— guns, rifles, hunting could not.be more favorable, the wide ex­ tainly have 'a postofiios commensurate with the rapid growth and pros|Mtrily ol cares not fur tlio lauding insincere people AnlUt»__;__________ d r illin g , etc. Harry J. Wilson. panse o f Lake Monroe softening and mod­ the city . indulging antTwhcn thole is so imich l«ti Fri.i.y ... explosioncaused by leak­ praise a dm in ister«! that is not meant, ing gas in an excavution in Brooklyn. N. the real merit of commendation when Y, lore up nearly half a block o f street ] n n n f ^ í ^ í ^ n i ^ [ ^ [ ^ [ F D [ o ] [ f f ] [ ^ [ ^ n [ G 3 [ j ^ [ E ] a E E E i z ] í R i f R i í 9 ^ E [ i i f R i m f T ¥ v ¥ ~ i r n r n r - ^ there Is actual oueasHm lo r it, is m aterial­ sod caused the dentil o f several persons. ly discounted. If we_ are to accept the Fire in the miñe of the Northwest Im ­ liogus article for tlie* real tiling, we dlsprovement Company at Red Lodge, Mon­ ircdit the value of the genine. ts® Nov. 20, caused the death of several Can you say that m y friend is wrong in mlnm and the destruction o f much prop­ Ids stand? I do believe you will dare do erty. this,- and slllL t nin afraid, you w ill n o t, oin him in n cnisade ngninst the insin­ Hi*. Russell Sage -has- given 525,000 cerity of society. , — A dele. towird the establishment o f a Negro col­ m a r r ie d o: pTHE PLATFO RM OF E. E. B R A D Y Candidate for Mayor of City of S a n fo rd ^ ^ ^ ige In Kentucky. to be a brand) o f Berea “ hege. This makes S350,000 that has l**n raised for this purpose. Thanksgiving Reminiscences Mack Mooney, die counterfeiter, who *«*»*iu lly pasted M5 0 " over the "10" on United States greenbacks, has been arrcsted tnd scntenrid.i o - soven YEnm- lrr} thn,federal.prison at Atlanta. Seventeen Clónese youth to be educated *! *** universities in Washington and • » .Yprk at llie expense o f the Chinese government, arrived in San Francisco this »eek. Woe Curie, who Jolndy with her husthe late Prof. Curie, diecovered raW®. m i been appointed ch ief professor INTERESTED as I am in the welfare and prosperity of the City of Sanford and its citizens, |_iimLdtsxrinri-to-6ee-our-t‘ity-«dvtttnt‘ nnd tnkrits plnce rifi the foremost inland cityof our State, which distinction projieriy belongs to ns, and having no other motive than the uj>buildiug of Sanford und its greater prosperity, I have announced my candidacy for the office o f . Muyor, and take pleasure in presenting to you my Platform, in which I have embodied the issues which I believe ore foremost in the minds of our citizens und best adapted to bring about tne * desired result: , . _ the explosion o f the boilers on the *— — . . .. •Zij rightpersons were killed andserI others badly injured. \ • * ._ . I am in favor pf better fire protection. ■ • Sutes Judge Taylor, at Oeve- I am in favor of municipal ownership o f a Lighting Plant and Water Works as a means whereby to obtain revenue with which to meet the necessary expenses of City Government! «P w ie d . _ _ . . I f j i l a 'N JU iiU iifon* mjffpy,afid impartially ail the Ordinances of our city. . * ^ Very respectfully. v "i , *' T-Vnf A - -■*- * ■* '■—A-i.y ■iliV i* a ■*'1* • ------ - --ry -.' i“■ -- —--- T E.( E. B rady » i n n v ïô iT iiË r ii r i i ^ I '■ ■ ***&& “ *— Drainage Commission M eets * .i.1.- 11 '1 The commission rocenUy appointed by the county com m iaionert, met last Tues­ day at PTM. Eider's store and, w ith m v f ~ eral citizens, went over the drainage dis­ tric t Work w ill commence at an early date upon the drainage ditches and this will prove o f great benefit to this section. Candidate fo r M ayor. S a n fo rd , Fio n d ò ? Nooem ber 21st. - Jh#t ejgyfxi g cggiDhto knowledge pf Rilcy„ and Kipling. ¿ " 2 w ik nMc . w iu ,,w e p t by ■ iorWfcdemt i ' Several persons were U „ A n entertainment was given in tlie auditorium o f Hie High School last night by Mr. Elias Day and Mrs. Oranne Truitt lav for the benefit o f the public school, Every one who did not go missed a treat and a chance to help financially tlie school o f Sanford. "T h e False Ideal and the Real in A rt," was handled in a manner _____ Jt * 1 ^1and — tbrCak lu vicinity. How many attended divine service and In God’s liouse gave Him Hianks for ail things good f- vigorously oppose the plan.of extension us presented by the present administration, which I believe ,cv°fii3to luis broken out id 7 7 * 7 « ® “ amber injured. Tbe " ** “ «ported to be Immense. way- ' i Farmers have fine looking crops o f cel­ ery, lettuce mid strawberries and ought to be thankful to n divine Providence fd K so biessing them in their efforts in beau­ tifyin g tbe wilderness. Mr. and Mrs. McLautin entertained Rev. und Mrs. J. F. McKinnon on Thanksgiving Duy at dinner. ______ •*. 4 I am in favor of eity extension,'/?roWrfci/ tho city can guarantee to the inhabitants of tiie to be unfair and unjust. Thanksgiving lias come nnd gone. Tlie turkey und cranberry sauce have been eaten. In some places Hie poor have baan Iwiped -by-offerings broughnU uecoration to Hie chancel.-------- -Sanford as a town lias a fine outloqfc for the future and the residents have much to be thankful for in a material __________ contiguous territory all the- benefits to wl|MljJl&y’ would be entitled as tax-paying citizens; but I an injunction rehen i ** ^ Teiephone Company t_, *° y W*F Interfering with private 'tadepeMéut Unel. " ------ . •, • the American FederUbof #t ,u ineedng in Denver Samuel Gompers president, and Toronto, Canada, as tbe next oFmeeting. !*** - • ^ . I am in favor of paving and keepiwLiil Proper condition our streets and uvenues. «ttmboa.i (^*rter on ib * Mlsslesippl river, H«ju i -.i- I am in favor of reduction of taxes- _ J r 1* * in lhe faculty o f adence, Paris ■oversity. Theoonvtntion of . . To the P eople o f S a n fo rd : * .r*-' V U �T '- v / , Si Uijrç" . - --i*'- . --’V« 7f — * CURBSTONE CLEANINGS A Budget of Opinion “ Ju st Be tween You and Me*""— HKB EVEN THE GATE P0$T NOT IN IT “ A^Chle I Is Among Ye Taking Notes, and Fo llh, tie’ll Prent ’Em"— If » So Says Saunterer. Sg trial CorrtaponJtnca la TAa llaralj. They Follow the Style With trouser* turned up at the bottom. And stocking* turned down at the top. Our dude* set a foolish example— And where are they going to stop! Will roatsteevc* be turned hack sis Inches, To make n ridiculous cufTT Must we roll up our waistcoats—wrttr bloomers T Or shirtwaist*, with frills and a rufIT The dudes set the style, and their folly Is aped by smaltile men. F in i It's sashes,. then kickers, then "toothpicks." Golf stock in g duck trousers. And then— Well, who can predict what new fadlet The dudes are rvolvlngf Meanwhile \ le t ’s poke some fun at Ithe __ women Because they nil folio1iw the style. • • 4 Thanksgiving 1» a purely Am erican feast day. It Is a day dedicated not only to the diving o f thanks, but to dining, and rightly enough, for there Is nothing which sw ill inspire one to a feeling of thorough content and good fellowship with the world more than a good dinner. Every true Am erican feels thankful that he lives in a land where litis festi­ va l is celebrated each year, and he must find additional cause for rejoicing in the foct that Ills lot is not in far countries where Thanksgiving Day Is unknown and dinners ore comfiosed o f strange mixtures and - mysterious snuces, which however grateful to the palate must always take second place to tliesu typical Am erican dishes— turkey and crunbcrry sauce. — -Titer« ~n«v o f -count«, some changesand many improvements in cooking the old dishes, hut Uic bill df fare for a tlinnksgiving dinner throughout the eastern and middle states varies hut little. In the sobtli the dishes, o f course, differ accord­ ing to the climate, but whenever.n turkey could be.obtuined lim l was the piece do rcsistnne o f the tliatiksglvnig dinner todny. It was what our forefathers ate down in the wilds o f New England on (he first Thanksgiving Day, and wc eat it In honor o f them and becuuse w e like it so well. Thanksgiving is a day given more to feasts than prnyer, and everyone expects a good dinner- and every housekeeper takes pride in doing tier best that day, y. ip. 4 Some o f the nspirnnts for aldcrmnnlc honors arc making a " gum-shoe" can­ vass. W hy not come out in the openingT Men— good men— have been killed for lesser crimes. 4 Last week in these columns I said that if llanry P.-Driver would consent to serve ns a member o f the City Council o f San­ ford, w e should nil lie thankful, lie has -aw»a»*i««« « y ««Mtw'rttiixiVrll t i U George Vanderbilt's palace in North Carolina has cost him $10,000,000 nnd is called niltmore. Perhaps George wishes he hud built less. 4 Let us Ilia lying Sz • - m W S & -‘ -out the cold-storage, embalmed product o f other sections. California m ay old Florida in supplying the country with fruit for Chflstmns, but she did not market the Th sh lngivini urnnge as h a i Florida. ' ’ W e o f Florida need not look over many states, North, East, South or West, to dis­ cover blessings for which ave are, and ever will be. devoutly thankful. A more diversified source for money producing is not the part o f any state or notion; no country has clim atic condi­ tions so id e a l; no people on God's green earth have more to be thankful for than the people o f Florida. W e m ay have been cheatcn out o f a President, but have we not got A lbert W.T W e m ay not have the Statue o f Liberty, but w e hnvc not cast the shadow of her emblem from our land, and where It fails wc can feel the security that ever lies in a united people. W e m ay not hove a W all surest,-but what's better, w e have the mdans of drawing upon that storehouse o f gold for such nmounU as is necessary for the fur tlier development o f our commonwealth and Uic enriching o f our citizens by the improvements thus wrought. W c may not have n Milton nor a Ho­ mer tel sing our praises in immortal verse— and it is probably just as well we hnve not, for w e hate to hear poetry rend by those who can't understand It, and besides, truth and eloquence nestle most in simplest words; and while we have a few things to deplore, w e have an abund­ ance o f tilings to be devoutly thankful for. 4 — - HERALD N ovefpber 2 8 .180B~~"~~ live Hi the henrt o f every woman, when it comes to the question o f deciding what is and what Is not right between her and her husband. 4 Billy Hand is certainly the choice o f the voters for member o f council. I atn sure no mistake will be made if Sanfordloving people place h in Lin the roll o f a " c it y dad.” He is young,but he is enter­ prising, and tills city needs a little “ young lire" squirted into its veins. 1 nfrendy felicitate Mr. Hand on his campaign and his subsequent election, December 7 th. And he want* it right straight < • • • Words Must Be Guarded The story is told of a woman who free­ ly used tier tongue to the scjndn) of others, and mnde confession to the |)ricst o f what she hud done. He gave her a ripe liiistld-' lop and .told her to go out in the various directions and scatter the seeds one by ope. Wondering at the penance, she obeyed, and then returned and told her confessor. To tier amazement he hade her go back mid gather the scattered seeds, and when bI ic objected that it would lie impossible, he replied that it would l>e still inure difficult to gather up nod de­ stroy iill ~the evil reports which she had 4 You arc wasting good breath, says the cynic, by whispering kind words into dead enrs. «2 7 / / A young Indy found o purse in church and notified the pastor she had jt, so i f anyone reported the Iqss It cdbld be re­ turned. The next Sunday the clergyman made the following announcement from the pulpit: Somo one lost n purse last Sundny evening, and if the person wants his property he can go to Helen Hunt for it. The Sliding Cut T h e K e e n K u tter is tne only safety r£h*r that permits o f the sliding cut, so necessary for a smooth, clean shave. ' N o scraping or pulling like the ordinary straight cutting razors. Kf£N KUTTER 4 I noticed by T he H erald o f lost week that my erstwhile friend and colaborer, W. D. Bell, is no longer connected with the Chronicle. This action on his part has caused no greaL-sensMifjn In tiie Celery City, and my IrlnjuÎa ness world are assured that there w ill lie" no panic or a relapse into n commercial stringency. The Orange County Dor A s­ sociation is apprised, however, that he will devote a l l his energies (T) to die pur­ suit o f law as she is "w rit" by Blackstone. Nothing became Bell so much fls his re­ tirement from n business vocation for which he is neither mentally or physically equipped, and Orange county journalism w ill be the better that he is out o f it. As for the law business, I do not believe it will sulTcr much o f a jolt now that he can devote a l l his time to legal lore. 4 Last week 1 said that ’ F. M. Robinson would not be n candidates for re-election t >tiie city council, hut ynsterday Alderman Robinson informed me that many admir­ ing nnd suppoiting friends hud Insisted ‘ that lie stand for re-election," This pres­ sure lias been so strong tiiat ho has con­ sented to serve another term if the people so determine at tiie election Dec. 7, al­ though Mr. Robinson says tie is not per­ sonally desirous of tlicoffioc. There is one (ren t principle in the makeup of Mr. Rob­ inson ns u public oliiccr. and that 1b, no one ever bus the least dmiht o f his stand­ ing on any local legislation that comes before the council. He is ulways cour­ ■It* fronti ts *« * E n t i A n y thoughtless, careless child can or denunciation o f each and every measscatter a handful! of thistle sen i la-fore ura lluit may be discussed. ■* . tfio wfnd rri a fnoment. but the strongest Yours for Progress, nnd wisest man cun never gather diem The Saunterer. again. 4 U N U S tt) 4 1 am thankful that m y readers have maintained patience with me in the past, and that no “ unterrifled b ra ve” lias tried to sacrifice me as a martyr to old jokes and insipid lyrics. Thanks! thanks awfully, gentlemen. I M in e friends s tlin iv c to Dbrc you. to Thanksgiving dinner, and as the col­ ored servant entered the- room lie acci­ 4 When tlie devil wants to find « great dentally dropped a platter which held u big bunch o f lies he goes to the tomb­ turkey. " My friends," said the gentle­ stones and copies- the epitaphs. man In a most Impressive tone, “ never before have I witnessed - an event so Mutation o f Man's W ants fraught with disaster to the v arious na‘ Mnh want* but little here below," tions o f the globe. In this calam ity wc A tine-time poet wrote ; Anil on till* cheap Idea, ton, see the downfall of Turkey, the upsetting Th* world It tiled to dote. of Greece, the destruction of Chinn, nnd Dui now this fact I* plainly »ei­ the humiliation o f Africa. * lt* truth we dare not »cuti; Man want* at much at he enn grt. • • ' «. Tto « ijflf date fur that ofllce, which see in the announcemcnts o f T he H lkalu this week. - - 1 prettier M rrD rTm 'yrpTm ffliiT'fbfTie fa thoroughly Imbued with the Ideas o f the proper development*of the city, nnd does much (yes, much more than more preten­ sion then), for the good of tiie city. He will give careful attention to the nffairs o f the city as they pertain to its good weliare and advancement, and wiII ever be found on the side o f progress. Mr. Driver will Iw d ieted . 4 .......... ....................... — ./ - *- T H t'S A N P O R O ■ ^ 5 - SAFETY R A ZO R S w e equipped with 12 N orw egian -• invl'TcifcRtes; -■'bach ground, honed and stropped by hand, tested and guaranteed. Packed in leather case convenient for travelers. We Sell Them Y Harry JL W ilson, SANFO RD FLORIDA Y our Order Solicited FOR.. FinisFed Lumber for nil Bnitiling Purposes .Best Grade Cypress Shingl es W RITE ME FOR PRICES ------ J. P. C L A R K , Qrlando, Fla. G A RN ER & ROBERTS Successors to N. H. GARNICR A N D Fancy Groceries HAY AND GRAIN High4 Grade Preserves, Jellies, Jams A Complete Line o f Cigars and Tobacco •THE BEST OF EVERYTHING W HITE FRO N T GROCERY Come mid See Us, or 'Piioue_3i) CITY ELECTION ANNOUNCEMENTS T H IG P E N & CO M PA N Y Announcements for municipal ofllce will be published under this caution from now. until tin- election at the uniform price of 4 “ Strange," said a young woman wjio $5.(30 each, payable strictly in advance. had Just readied her majority, “ how the For M ayor facial fashion changes. Only a abort To Ihc Vote!« of Sanford: time ago we were commanded by one of 1 hereby announce inyielf a* ■ candidate for r e lo the office of Mayor of the City id San­ the lords of fashion to keep u soft smile «•Inlion ford, »ublect to the will of the people at the mu­ on the face. Now comes another order nicipal election. December 7lh. UK)ft El*LSI I-AXL thnt the smile must come off. A stole To the Voter* of Sanford: I am a candidate for Mayor, and If I am elected countenance, we are informed w ill pre I promise to enforce the laws to iln- i*-«i ..! ...» vent the coming df wrinkles, uml liie girl an ally.--------Y uurs i Piu m fuiiy.--------E. E. IbuKY, who laughed heaitlly u week ago will he saddened to know all the mirth in which For C ity M arshal she indulged was lost. A b ove ail, we To the Voter* of Sanford. I hereby announce myself a* a candidate for City now must lie firm about the mouth. ’ Keep Mondial, »ubject to the will ol all of the voter* of your mouth shut,' is the order. It is no the town of Sanford at the coining municipal elec­ use to show one's p retty teeth. The law tion. I b*ve had *ome year* experience a* an officer forbids tiie smile o f yesterday, and nlso and fully realiic the dutir* required of a Marshal If elected, I ttiuuiln to fclil-fuliy end oniucien tlour cautions us to keep our heads erect Bnd lyvtrvo. and will at all timer try my utmu*t to en­ eyelids down. 1 wotuler .twbat we will force the law* of the »late and the dir. C. C. Mianos look like after six month« o f this. 1 think To the Voter* of Sanford: ---- - • - - ‘ •» 1 hereby announce itHndf as a candidate for re I shall feel like a plaster cast— as i f my election to the office of City Marshal, and take ltd* m inion to thank my friend* for their *uppurt in face would crack If 1 really laughed. have peace in Sanford. Stop gossip - now prevalent. I mean to do all in tny power to put nn effectual check on tiie scandalous and malicious statements that arc being bandied about t,he city re'gnnliug some o f our bqst Citi­ zens. and in so doing I shall " talk right to the point," without fear or favor. The tim e hns passed when soft words should be used. Characters are being ruined, fa ir names besmirched by idle gussipers. It must stop, nnd every decent tnan and womnn* in Sanford should condemn such tiie put and KiUcii a continuance of the tame at theaunkdpa] election, December 17th. I pramlie fjespicablowork. that, a* in the pad, I will do rny ulinoei to ore Hereafter. I shall “ hew to the line," let 4 Th e frie n d » o f Councilman Leflier ore m i v * order la the city and enforce a drict olnerv j 7, determined in their efforts to. make him ante of all law*. tiie c id i» fa ll where they may. candidate for re-election, for thfey hove For Clerk, Treasurer and Assessor 4 W e have disappearing guns all along much faith in his wisdom as evidenced To the Voters of Sanford: in his long term os councilman. (In- A tlan tic seaboard; now i f . w e can be I • candidale t ur rr-electluti lo the office of ---------------- - • — — -— Clerk. Treasurer and A»*e**ar of the City at San­ guaranteed non-d.isnppeuring sol Tier* suul ford. I have aerved the people In thl* office for .pon-dlsappeuriiig cashiers we (night be 4 “ Better pick a man o u t . o f the gutter right year* and the experience gained during these year* guailHe* me to jiv e the bed of »ervice. If giva and restore him to his self-respect as far rarelected . happy yet. a careful and . , . . . December - ----- -— 7lh. /ih, 1 I promise pi-------------ttee. a s ' you can ," said a married lady to me faithful discharge of lb« dulie« of the office L, Sony. the other day, “ than to let 1dm tie there Florida, the Blessed 4 Kalam azoo .may liHveJura 1shed the cel­ with his pwn gone and yours with It. or City Council ery for a goodly portion o f the North' with Fofg[VC~everytW ng but unfelthfulnassrj—Ih -Irland i U L Jt. figlhratn nounce candidacy fur member of the from which to dress her Thanksgiving tables and before you judge that, think .over hi* Ilia weal »Ida. Thursday, but--Florida. jU o tJ iU h a a k i t « , your ow n conduct and- dccid it whoihcr-you T im he Voters nTSsnffirffrherohj announce myself as a candidate for tiiat «lie is well served at home. The have so entirely done your duty that your Member oi the City Council, subiect to thewUlof great packing houses o f the Northwest husband was strong enough to withstand the people at the municipal election lo he held on cun, and doubtless dld| furnish nearly a li temptation, la married life even justice Monday, December 7th. 1008. xnuts iW Pfogro*», W. H. Horn. tiie m eats for fhe feasting throughout tiie must be tempered with mercy, and re­ At the request of numerous frleixi*. | havr dei* position United States, but tiiat does not alter the member it's better to err on the side of Ä X T l f “ ’ ' « H U f y . hr (h. ■ r •cif to de­ fact tiiat tiie (iroduct o f our own State mercy. Tiie Joy that there Is in heaven rate my attention lu the best Interests U the peo­ ple. Kn peci fully. surpasses in qu ality and flavor through- over the one sinner tiiat returns should 1». p. Dbvul SSBa . - - i- *v /«'•- ' ■ -T ■ AGENTS General Fire Insurance orfica with HOLDEN R IA L. ESTATE CO. F lo r id a S a n fo rd , S. F. S A L L A S -. T in, Slate and T ile Roofing i GUTTER AND GALVANIZED TANKS Repair Work a Specialty Com er First Street and Palmetto Avenue Sanford, Florida H O L L Y W IL L IA M S D EALER IN Florida s Western Meats for EULL LINE OE GROCERIES P h on e 132 V Best Fertilizers On Earth FUST CLASS CRATE MA . ■ Sinford, Fit. �his dose proxim ity to the lake. Harry Crlppen-—That “ tire b in d s " Is a profitable one. honlc. nnd that constancy sweetened Ids return. tie that Walter Beatty— Because he can still * Frank A llen— A rest. Copt.Marks—Becauseof the recognition r G. W „ Hammond— That Ida a b ility as of his powers politically. an Architect Is appreciated. R et, Sweat— That he discovered'blessed W. R. Pfcll—That per pet Sul puint Is yet Sanford. undiscovered. « Ynncy Gold— That he has lost his:" lit* F. E. Watson— Because he is in love. tie hammer.” A. R. K ey— Because his ln\age Is often M. P. Lipe— That water Is still flowing. reflected In a pair o f beautiful dark eyes W ill Messenger— That he Is still able to ■which he hopes will some day become visit the depot lunch stand four times a Mrs. K. . . day. James V.W ecden— That his celery farm the Multitude o Gratitude For I ■Favors, Past and Present Expense, and Is Reported Verbatim [ait Thursday was the day o f Thanksriviail and os ther® arc manF n,cn ° f Many minds, there are m any reasons for eiprr*sing gratitude upon this distinctly Harry W ray— Because life Is not so streiTGous as to curtail his hourly siestas Felix Frank and Goo. Fox— Because they are permitted to assist In managing Brady's campaign. - Geo. W. Adam s— That he has obtained a divorce from “ A l i c e " Davis and is now safe at home with mothar. Hijrry P. Driver— That lie is able to run for council \ Tift. The Hekai.d— Bccnuse.. Its subscription bit It on (lie boom. -Pwtmaitcr Haskins— Because his term u postmaster «till be lengthened four n u t. -, John Nuttnll—Because be sticks to the Dr. Stephens—Because molars and do! W. J. Thigpen—Because the girls still smile on him nnd never sing, "D arling, Tou Are Growing Old.” * W. E. Holmes— Because he will have a (i)iee time this winter, i Frsnk Miller—Because o f his success in every undertaking. G L Hughes— That he did not vote for Bryan or Toft. . Supt. Perkins—Fur first-class schools. Arthur Yuwell— Tlmt a few " remaining hain" are still cherished by the ladles. • David Caldwell, Jr. Because there Is no law to prevent music on First street. G. S. Derry—That the business affairs o f the People's Bank are so admirably conducted. * • Robt. McGlon— Because there is a way to fall out o f love as well as in it. * Clms. Hetlicld— Because he has long since resigned himself |o the miseries of a bachelor. Billie Holder Bccauke he is out o f the Cee H. Femnld—For the Inrjfe business printing.business und can get four meals. be has had this year. Paul Diggers— Thnt he has at last Osborn Herndon—That he Is not at the learned to .ride a horse without exciting bottom of Lake Monroe. ÜA W. D. Holden— For Taft''s election too much mirth. W . D. Bell— That his retirement from *nd ■ promise of good times. the strenuous life of an editor (T) permits D. F. Martindale— That Bungalow Cor­ ners has paved streets, electric lights and him to devote his energies to his aiujieiiduous law business. other modern improvements. vntoaroiT—m a t BO T in n n e Indus hour* to dinner Thursday, G G Howard—For. all the friends he h i made during the year, Harrold Haskins— Because Uncle Sam •fill requires his services. Tut SAxroRo HrjtALD—That it has o n e «f-the finest priiillng plants in the StateT Jki Girl*—Tlmt there is another month • of leap year left. - Our Merchants— Because they homing holiday trade. Col. J. N. Whltncr—For Floi Ooridal Flos, Florin, Flori, Florid r- 1. Qerk Scott—That there “ pt>u a , ----- ------------■ — —are V Menac roxscats for all the ladles during the Mubel Paige engagement. Dick Calltoun—That Ills birthday only comes once a yeti r. Herman Hutchinson— Because he can sing. A rtie Smith Because he can hunt quail. Billie Ifan d— U u l be found the liorse. N. O. Gam er—Th ai his chances are daily growing better.nnd that the realiza­ tion o f his dream is getting ncurer und V. D E N T O N & CO MERCHANTS Southwest Corner Washington and Chumbera Streets. NEW YORK C ITY ■ ~- REFERENCES: Aetna National Bank of New York City, or any Commercial Agency will soon make him a bond-lioldcr. Dr. Denton— Because there is a great demand for his skill. H. E. Tolar— Because his whiskers are coming. i ^ i e t n to fiisy - S o«1« « ave thanks Dr. Cecil Butt— His days o f apprentice­ for what they achieved, others for what ship are ended. they had foiled to a ch ieve; some were Chnrtie Payne— His moustache is get-“ on«, some were Joyous, but there were ting there. „one who had a reason w hy they shook Seabury Graves— Because they let him not £jfe thanks on one day o f the three Don Peabody— Because be is back In and sixty-five and o quarter. A the real estate business in Sanford and Capt. Hite— For the armistice in base­ ftw, well known nnd popular, ga ve their can once more expatiate upon the many ball war. oeed of thanks in vnrious ways, ns foladvantages o f the Celery City. l Mayor Lake— That lite Cubans did not Henry McLaulin — Because Ume- >*■ "Cuin—for din friendship o f the United money,” and or the'ncar approach of the ¿utet-fur returning prosperity. holidays. *~E. E. Brady—That he lins rqastered Florida—1 That the great Democracy re­ Dr. Puleston— Bocnuso"In Sanford L ife Webster’s Unabridged, and is now pre­ mained intact and elected good officers. Is Worth L ivin g." pared to take the litCutpi, ** Democracy—Well, everybody ought to George DcCottes—That he has not re­ Geo. Venable— For the building boom. be thankful for something at this lim e of moved to Orlando. Bob Jones— Because lie is alive niter year, but we arc forced to confess that w t Jim Harrii ■That there Is nut a man in Ute primary. Col. Johnson— His pence is no longer cannot for the life o f us figure out what Florida who outrivals him as a talker. Democracy has to be grateful for. Joe Saucer— Because the Ipw forbids a disturbed by the discordant voice of the W. HrTaft— For that million and a half. man working more than eight hours n "B e ll." . t W, J: Bryan— For Kentucky und Ne- day. . Marshal Lee— For (ho pledges " o f W alter Scliucht — That ere another many friends. Judge Parker—That he wasn’t In the Thanksgiving day rolls around he will C. C. Morris— Same ns Marshal Leo. visit the "F a d e r Land.” Reginald Cassil— fo r his return to the Teddy Roosevelt— For the election of Merrill Preston— Because he. hod a holi- bomb o f Ills childhood. [ * JOHN CRUTCHFIELD & W00LF0LK PITTSBURG, PA. BRANCHES Chicago Cincinnati Jackson ville Sales Agents and Distributors SANFORD CELER Y UNION Room 16, Pico Block. ’Phone 269 SANFORD, FLA. S H IP P E R S O F Florida Fruits and Vegetables Herbert Snead— Because damage to the heart m ay bo quickly repaired.---- ~ ~ F. W. M. Baker— That so fur he has eluded the ntun o f the " gum shoes." J. It. Overman—That he is a Benedict. Dr. A. E. Philips— For new sidewalks without Injury to our shade trees. "C. H- Dingcc— That the price o f plumb­ ing has not been curtailed. ' E. A . Heffield Co— Th at all their busi ness efforts ore confined to Sanford. S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A McDowell Butts— Because he has long pants. Murrell & Minshew— That they have solved die problem of “ cultivating maccnronl." "R. C. Maxwell— Tlmt ]«>litical plums wlH soon be ripe and lie is slated for n nice. Juicy one. Chris. Hand .Because lie Is out of the m ayoralty contest. E S T A B L I S H E D 18G9 A. P. Connelly— TJint the S. & E. Ry. haB been started, nnd for the franchise of the Sanford Traction Co. C. C. Woodruff— For good crops and* a good market. A r c Offering An y and A ll Kinds of F l o r i d a R e a l E s t a t e W, L. Hill— For that glorious trip to at as Low.,.Prices and on. as. reasonable terms a s “ llttie old New York." J, L Anderson— That crime in Orange county is on the decrease. . J. S. Runge— That he first discovered Coca Cola In Orange county, Dr. King—That interest in the- great American game remains unabated. Office on Park Avenue, tie tween First mu! Commercial Streets, Sanford, Florida Express Agent McIntyre—That there is a falling ofT in bdoze shipments. Ticket Agent Perkins— Thnt the "qrackers" o f Perry permitted him to escape, nnd he found Sanford. __C. Bnjnes— Thai he has . n ot lust his musical voice. | E. H. Palmer— Thnt h e knows how to ride a horse. Full Line of High Grade Cigars and Tobaccos J. D. Roberts— Because he has learned to love. Candidale ro r City M arshal Outlines Louis McCuller— That he got through j ic c u j Ills In ten tion s _______ — " *WinS hl* »alary from the citycou n cil Another year without falling in love. To llie Voter» of the City of Sanford Green Smith—Thnt his critic haB sub­ rank Powers— Because he had a “ day Having announced my candidacy for to, . sided and refuses In take a midnight Marshal o f the city of Sanford 1 respect fully solicit your vote and assistance. T John Snead— For the success o f the thoroughly believe tlmt I nin competent g ; o. p. .. and qualified to bold the position und to J. B. Randall— Because “ all is not gold serve the citizens of Sanford loyally and that glitters." faithfully, and if accorded the honor of J. 0.’ Davison— That the baseball sea­ your vole and elected to this office I faith ­ son is over. fully pledge m yself to the careful watch John W ynne— Thnt "S lo b s ” left town and protection o f citizens^ and property; mie he Is a resident of and there w ill be no foqtball club tills nnd to do my duty fearlessly und with winter. discretion. I believe that 1 understand Gwynne Fox— For die Celery Union. w h it the duties o f this office are. and feel Gaizer Tnkach— Because be "yumped ’e thnt I can meet its requirements In de­ yob." toll 1have beca a citizen of Sanford for Chase & Co.— For their new brick pack a number of years and hove never nsked Dig house.--------— ~ — i — ’■. -— for office before. 1 shall favor Uw euiDr. Aldridge— Ripe strawberries for his ploymcnt of home people to subordinate Thanksgiving dinner. ' positions, us far as my influence goes. N o lly Tolar— Because those beautiful and Uie ability o f the applicant consider­ dark eyes are coming nearer to him. ed. 1 believe it Is the duty of the Mar­ G. W. Spencer— That flour docs not cost shal to unhesitatingly enforce all ordin­ J1U.00 a barrel. ances a ltd laws o f Uie city within his Vern Hurt— For peace socially, and that jurisdiction; at Uie same Ume respecting his claltqa-are recognized and lie is known the common politics and the rights o f all citizens, and If elected I will give Uie city • eleott; litoral record that you a s a d liie u will endorse, and one o f-w h ich -f w ill not be ashamed. Thanking you In advance for any help Bob Dickens— That Jira Harris didn’t m ay feel disposed to give me, 1 re Yours respectfully, — C C. Moaxts. W . L. Morgan— H e loves and is loved. ^ found W . E. Watson— Because Uie girls no Superici^prinllug for all purposes at The longer slag. "D a rlin g.I A m Growing Old. , Hckaid office. T he Marks C H A S . H. E V A N S Agents for the Famous C LO VER H IL L B R A N D BUTTER * S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Do you realize the necessity for a substantial foundation as a part of that sidewalk which you intend building? A nicely finished top lends beauty, hut not stability. This is to be attained only when the same cnre‘ ts'eRercfsedvin selection of materials for the foundation as for the top coat. With this fact in mind, I am importing clean hard crushed Stone, which when mixed with standard engineering specificaturns, gives an absolutely dependable foundation ' — If you wunt u walk iu which you can toko pride in the years to come, be sure that that foundation is righL_ Thls is onc o f the characteristics of my work. Let me figure on such a 8. O. 8H IN H O L9ER Sanford, Florida House Furnishing Goods S t o v e s , C r o c k e r y and G l a s s w a r e Wall Paper, Paints and Oils, White and New Home Sewing Machines, Edison Phonographs and Records,'- Wholesale _ Dealers in Gasolene and Kerosene y �, 't ï - MWï i f H - * rcrF-; **IV -r- ■ . -i. ... -;.. tue sANroRD SANfORI) lltRAÍD üubacripiloti PiIce. *1.00 ■ Year In Advance Entered aa »«comí -cía»« mi 1B0S, at th« ftnlofflc* under Act of Mat mutter Auáuit 22nd. Sunfotd. r lurida. 3rd, 187». Office r im Floor In the Blthop 10j>cX. FIrit Street 4 Telephone .*j ¿ H I TflC MUNICIPAL ELECTION K* ■■eNsp-ljjW ■ Cw.i* ^:. i • . «■i . . •. __ PublUhfd t m r Sniuntny Mmnlná al Sanfont. Ha. .. R. J. líauv. Mnnnglnd Edilor m ■. . idíü. P M *4 m 1M ¿E)J SANFORD.THi When w e pause to reflect upon the things fo r which Snnford. the Celery City, should be thnnkful, w e very easily elim ­ inate any thought o f individual condition from the consideration, and view t h * c ity as the recipient o f things good and de­ sirable. The thanksgiving that human nature, prone -to ingratitude,^ might with more "ttftfiincss rffto W .'ti o f n n ega tive quality which returns thanks for evil things that we have not received rather than the good things that wo hnve received. T o tho-censcientious man overy day Is a day o f thanksgiving. Theordlnary man o f conscience Is none too good^ but he Is the best- we hnve, and him do w e set up ns a criterion by which other men nro judged. It m ay be that oil men were created equal, but it does not follow that nil men live equally close to the right side o f the line o f demarcation dividing good from fevil; therefore does - It appear that man is good according to his own making rather than by Inherent legacy. It is upon tills thesis that T he -Heraij ) a p ­ plies the accepted proverb tiiat God helps him who helps himself. T o oil who have overcome some besetting sin the truth of the proverb lias been demonstrated. livelier or a more attractive infant be hard to find.— Tampa Tribune. ¿ - IK íK a ji* .. ..■ - ,------ * - herald Ngycmbsf 2a i t rtÖRIDÄ ÖAVC THANK* FOR Taster than that o f 'competitors In o l enumerating the many things for countries. Americans have learned how which the State o f Florida should be thank­ to make commercial advertising profitable, W ill O sborn and “ B o b ” Holly MaWfl, ful. perhaps foremost In the list comes attractive and generally Interesting to , G ood W ith San ford, ria., herald * that o f cllmatd. W hile In other sections the readers. It Is hardly necessary to o f -tbe country-Jack Frost has already add thar the proof is -near at -hand-in ffiS P W W » M d al Edith» H.wihsnTg».! Th e mnny Oxford friends of Will s o blighted and laid low every green thing, great d iversity. , born and Roberty J. Holly will be p|ea^ and the bitterness o f winter has set In. to know that they are cutting „ wld: Florida is reveling in the balm o f sunshine. - Burial o f W . T. John s swath in southern journalism. They „ „ Flogers blossom at every door and birds _ The last sad rites over the remains of located in Sahford, Fla., ktfcwn In sing in the"green foliage o f the ireetopa. W. T. Johns were conducted last Sunday*. section o f the country os The Refugees from the cold and bleakness of A brief service o f prayer was conducted C ity." ■ ' ^ the North have already begun flocking our ot the home at 1:30 Sunday morning by About three months ngo they opened „ w ay and the season promises to be a rec­ Rev. J. F. McKinlon o f the Presbyterian print sh op" fend s ta rt«! T he Sank,«, ord breaker in tourist travel. A ll this tes­ church, after which the remains were tifies as to the ideality o f the Florida cli­ taken to Dade City on train 83, leaving H erald . Success has attended their ef forts from tlie very start, and their busi mate. here at 2:20 a. m., accompanied b y Mrs. The natural resources with which the Johns, Mrs. D. L Thrasher, Miss Garner, ness Is growing beyond all expectation state 1s blessed is another cause for the and Messrs. F. B. Stevens and N. H. Gar­ Since opening they have purchased over giving o f thanks by the people o f Florida. ner. A t Dade City tlie party were met $80 0 worth o f new job type nnd ndded Her immense pine forests, fertile soil, b y other friends and at the cem etery the several printers to their force. ' --- --- --------« phosphate'and other minerals, afford a remains were laid to rest, a service at Arrival and D epartu re o f Malls source o f abundant revenue to the people. the grave being conducted by the pastor Arrive N°VMn'* r nf,~ " ’h In addition to tills, her waters abound o f the Baptist church. .......... 7 00 *• m ■ * 03 p m . 5 40 p h, with fish and her forests with game o f all Mr. Johns bad* been a resident o f San­ t t w ; : - ; ; : ; ; ; ; ; ’ .™ ' kinds for the supplying'of food, and for ford for a number o f years. In addition this the people o f Florida should be thank­ to owning and operating the depot return B s a a s t i r r S ! “ ■ “ i538f ' Trilby (flinch.............. 7 66m. m , » ?on m ful, rant, Mr. Johns owned the opera house .................... -••SiP». For the large streams that flow through and valuable real estate in the city and UsveFvT" a wide expanse o f territory o f the state suburbs. Ha was looked upon ns one of and furnish means o f navigation and con- the solid business men o f Sanford and ....... :-0 0,1 ^ ™ - * 25 S m let the people of held the respect and esteem o l aU-Nilm Fioflim W Ynm ikiul. Branch IrnTrii daily except Sumlny knew him. iy; ochen daily, A dally express pouch received itum TamtV«t Tlie people o f this state should be thank­ Ífoíti Tam ba at * Mr. Johns was also well known in other 11 D9 ft, Ol. _ ful, too, for the Inrge appropriations made sections o f Florida, having large property (Win»««. H. C. Maiiim. A m i IWtiuMUrt by tho National Government for the deep­ interests at Lakeland and Tampa. ening o f Its harbors and rivers and other He was married about one year ago to T o V o te r s o r Sanford Improvements o f the coast and channels. Miss Gray o f Kentucky, who survives him. A t the earnest solicitation of friends For the wonderful health o f the people A son and daughter, the children by his and property owners we have allowed our in all sections o f the state, and the low former wife, are left to mourn tho loss of names to be placed before tlie voters of death percentage is a cause for thankful­ loving parent. Snnford for Aldermen at the coining elec­ ness. Being identified with so tnapy business tion. December 7th. The am azing developments in . fruit­ interests makes tlie loss o f Njr. Johns fell W. N. L crn rt growing and trucking in tlie southern por­ most keenly by the people o f Sanford. M. W. I joveli, tion o f the state. Is a matter for which I F. L. W^yOkiiir. W on derfu l Invention thanks should be given.' Hr-W, Woodi who occupies tho chnlr of * For tlie big railway.system s and steam­ A little money now nod u 1»trie now nmi ship Hues that are lending their aid in experimental physics nt Johns Hnpkin* then is the w ay to buy celery lurid. See tills development, let the people of Floridu university, has worked out a mercury tel­ M. M. Smith for pnrticuhifs. escope by which it is hoped tiiat life, if it be thankfuL Another condition for which the people exists, m ay be seen on tlie planet Mars. Headquarters for Iron Age tools. Any­ o f tlie state should be thankful is the op­ Prof. Wood lias reported ids discovery to thing you wafit in hand plows, fertilizer portunity for the education o f children a f­ the National Academ y o f Science. He distributors, etc.. Hurry J. Wilson. declines to make any definite statement forded by tho excellent system o f public schools established in tlie state. A n d .for as to the future possibility o f the Instrutlie splendid institutionsofhigherlearning inent. It is possible, however, he said, tiiat a mirror fifteen or twenty feet in d i­ Florida should give thanks. ameter, mounted on Uie tropics at the bot­ AT ; Summing up tlie advantagcsenjoypdby tlie residents o f Florida, one wonders if tom o f ^ deep pit, might ennble people to there Is a more favored people on earth, observe details on Mars and the other and if any otiicrs have more cause for the pladels which cannot be seen with smaller * • giving o ( thanks at this annual thanks­ Instruments. BÖYS“DOING M il In T he H r« a id hns said that none but live, energetic men o f unquestioned integrity ought to be elected to govern n city like Snnford. Just now, In the first (lush'of its elevation to a city o f greater propor­ tions nnd o f greater influence in d ie world commercially; just now, when a step In the wrong direction m ay result disastrous­ ly for its future, it is most important to bc* ^ c t men o f liberal views, and men who have been tried nnd known to take great < interest in municipal affairs and who will labor zealously for the advancement o f d ie city. A ll Interest at present seems to center In the m ayoralty contest, and the importa nee 'o f electing n bonrd o f Aldermen who will g iv e the very best service to the city and work for its good w elfare,4 » lost ■ sight of. The Mayor is an cxecuthre-offr» cer nnd can only enforce the laws Hint city, except tiiat the ‘ gauge uf measurem a y from Ume to time be enacted b y the ment for a city’s triumph is more mnterial Council; therefore, it appears that the' than moral. But o f both material and moral accom­ Council is the . all important body to be considered, and it is the greatest desire plishments Sanford lufa been blessed o f T he H erald, representing a l l the peo­ beyond the measure meted to other cities, reason -for the bestowal is that ple as It does, that the very best men bo •elected for tills office at Uie election De­ Snnford lias helped Itself. The day of miraculous dispensations («lo n g s not to cember seventh. tills time. No city has been mude great . There Is quite a galaxy o f aspirants an­ nounced for council. Those form ally an­ by Providence. It has been said some nounced ¿n tills paper are 0. R. Calhoun, time prior to the birth o f T iie H erald as W. II; Hand and Hnnry P. Driver, and our a newspaper th'nt Cod made the country, Information Is that W. N. Leftier, M. W. but man made the country roads. Tiiat L qyc IL F . P . Woodruff nnd M. F. Robinson was but.a liberal—paraphrasing o f the arc nlsO aspirants fur the office. These proverb previously referred to. To emphasize the idea suggested by pro nil good men and among thorn the voter should. should l)c able to select three tills season o f thanksgiving ns concerns who wHrgiVe to Sanford all thrit tiic San­ our city, we need but one illustration. Only a short period agone, Sanford ns n ford-loving people desire. It is unfortunate for any city like Snn- commercial mart was in n deplorable Following the memorable _ ford. Just on the threshold o f great achieve­ condition. ments In the line o f progress that faction- freeze o f 1804-05 when all the citrus pi differences should be agitated . to the groves were destroyed, the town fell into detriment o f its material- growth, nnd we a tor pot und for years its people were trust each nnd every voter w ill well con­ impassive to their surround logs* the hand­ sider the importance o f selecting good and some large business blocks were vacated, - reliable men for niemtiers o f the city people moved a w ay and commodious council irrespective, o f partisan member­ residences were uninhnblted. But this apathy could no( Continue when once the ship or factional differences. Forrest Lake, this "present incumbent o f energetic a n d -am bitious men o f tlie city giving season. the office o f Mayort is a sincere and en­ were aroused 'to their opportunities. The THE HERALD OIVES THANKS TO Rthusiast^ friend of Snnford and his ad- splendid system o f sub-irTigation and That Joyous exhilaration— the supreme dralnagerln connection with our famed iniplsiration the pnst year has l>ccri fraught with progress and upbuilding. Ho artesinn wells, was Inaugurated and the luippincss of L ife, a life that means has given much time to the nlfnlrs o f the city at once leaped into a prominence T ruth. That mnrvelous growth from its find city (possibly more flin c than any other that com pletely surpassed its former issue on August 22d, since which lime citizen or number o f citizcn s(. Being greatness. This city through its energy and busi­ the growth nnd progress— hand in h n n d thoroughly a live to tlio city's needs it« ness ambition, has spent thousands to have continued to remain marvelous nnd lias labored In and out o f season for i|s future advancement, nnd under his regime improve the general- condition nrid w el­ self-sufficient to the public and the man­ m any improvemonts have been Inaugu­ fare, with the result tiint Sanford to-dny agement. That earnestness nnd sincerity o f pur­ rated. and it 1s tlie mutation o f Mayor is recognized ‘as one o f tlie liveliest and pose o f good, which it lias ever shown Luke and his legion o f friends— admirers best business towns o f the State. The and to which It is bound by tiint factor— effort wus made and tlie means were ju id henchmen— that lie J»d_|»crmittcd to retain the ofllco~untlT iKesc most desir­ supplied" b y our" Sanrord-Ioving people. upright, ciean jou rn a lism .----- * * — Its faults. For like the man of genius, To-dny there are no vacant business able Improvements be completed. Mr. E, E. Brady is a. contestant for-the rooms or unoccupied dw elling houses, and the business man o f success and the vie tor. in battles, it lia s only but profited and office o f Mayor, and if it should l>e file tho constant cry Is for more. The one illustration is sufficient. In­ grown by a true cognizance o f its errors w lij o f tire voters to niuko him the head stances might be multiplied without gained thereby. o f the municipal government for the com To subscribers, who have been many ing year, no calam ity will have resulted strengthening the proposition nnd for nil therefrom. H e is honest In his beliefs o f these Is Snnford. the "Celery, thnnkful. nnd continued on the increase. Its advertisers, who curly recognized a i f it be proper for us to render thanks as laid down In Ids platform, published elsewhere in this |iapcr nnd .is thorough for one thing above another, then let it good tiling when they saw it. be for the energy and tlie character of • Those friends who have been true and ly in line with pro£rcsslvcncss, T he H ekalu lias no nxu to grind, but the business community; for the spirit encouraging. T he H erald showed early will ever strive for ‘tlie election o f men tiiat aits not down and waits for fate to that sneers nnd inucndocs, both overt who are known for their Sanford-loving strike; for tlie determination to carve a and covert, shrugs o f shoulders implying disc o f destiny and cleave a cloud from failure, and harsh words o f condemnation qualities ns against nil others. and injustice dould not m ilitate against —isdiaos. It nor swerve it from its (Hirpose. For this let us all be thankful. "In W e wish to call the attention o f our The delight that the future looks ever Sanford life Is worth livin g." readers to the articles on pngu 10 under so bright and full o f sunshine six days of tlie caption o f T l i e Voice o f tho People.1 every week. The day o f the cheap party newspaper due is upon the establishment o f a crate The knowledge that tlie work o f those factory nnd tlie m h a t-U -fam Urn two of- urgan__is over—.the one, that ■rises no Henry Dehne upon tile subject of Bcnnudn higher in discussion o f public questions onions. Both articles deserve special than a lying, mangling, misrepresentation mention and should tie read by everyone. o f facts and figures. That prostitutes its news uolunfn4T"by editing iu, or out, such ns suits, or does not suit, his purpose The Orlando Sentinel and the ReporterThe most common fault and deception is Stnr hove decided to quit scrapping. Edthe Interlopers in what would otherwise - itor Ferris remarks tiiat the trace saved be simply a news statement o f an event him from "tearin g a hole in the mantle or happening, or some biased phrase that o f charity and exposing a bit o f incon­ changes the sense entirely. The kind sistency." that descend to personal villi flea lion, Better weur nn overcoat or see the without any sort o f truth as a foundation, tailor. have already tied tombstones ordered for them. Tlie ones that print apologetic . .. _A gentlem an in the North wrote a letter screeds In defense o f political looters and to T he H erald this week, requesting the thieving corporations when caught and name o i tlie best hotel in Sanford. W e exposed in some disreputable act. They referred him to tho columns o f T he H er­ m ay fool themselves with tlie idea that ald . I f he cun find any there he w ill the public generally does not see and probably w rite to them. know tbelr subserviency, and the itching palm held nt tlie back to receive the L ake Monroe is appealing to the tourist price o f their self-respect. But it does all - this year as n e w before and boating nnd lie same. flailing Is becoming ¿he order o f the day. Our beautiful lake nnd fi vers edn offer the -Fete Day for Sanford.«))9Uld.be. Agitat­ gfuatcbi Inducement to tin> fl|xirismen. ing the-minds o f the (x&ple these days. W ith the m any advantages enjoyed by T he S a n i <htn H erald lies completed the Sanford this season w e should by all .first, three jjumliu of jta existence, m eans Luke mu -Ii an uccualun ua a etc - employed by T iie Herald tins stood fur co-operation,-sincere interest and devo­ tion to the progress of each issue. That well recognized factor that T he Herald has come to stay and that each Issue is eagerly sought and read. Its great success as a newspaper. Turkey in Am erica was annihilated Thursday, bpt Turkey in Europe w ill con llnuc to gobble. ________ _____ Trade Ripe S tr a w b e rr ie s and T o m a to e s R. H. Whither tried tomatoes in Sanford soil tills season more as jJ i experiment to ic e iflh c y could be* rajsdd uFlhls Henson of tlie year. He liusTi number at Ills office nnd they are good to the eye und palate. He also has several acres in strawberries and tills week brought in some ripe ones from his place. This croptriU soon become popular with Sanford growers, (here being about thirty acres in berries tills season. There Is no lim it to the variety o f fruits nnd vegetables raised in this section Inducements D. L. THRASHER’S Furnishing Store N ew Laundry S ta rte d Tlie Snnford HiindTjtiutidry, under the management, o f Mrs. K. R. Marshall, lins started operations In tiie building adjoin­ ing the Lefiler block. Now machienry lias been Installed und they are prepared to handle the foundry trade o f tlie city and guarantee satisfaction in every respect. Mr. sod Mrs. Marshall -have n thorough knowledge o f the business and will give nil work their personal attention. — A t th e Dairy K itch en May be found the most luscious oysters, fresh every day any served tn any style. Also steaks, chops, eggs, sausage and other quick lunch products. Everything first-class. A t Billie Hand's place. W inner W ashin g M ach ines A few more o f these still left, sold slrictl y on guontee. If they do not do what we ofoto>, money Is refunded. Hai i y J.W iiflon nsstONia -, _ Seni. o » i Ba o s * Ca ì w t Cl.QTf.t 3 K »« I»X Th rice a-W cek W orld a*«.Tin(Mt« Mm von* More alert, more thorough and more N O W IN T H E H O U S E : fearless than ever. A President o f tiie United States wilt be sleeted this year. A complete line of Men’s Snnppy. Who is he and who is the man whom lie Up-to-date Suits, in fill die will beatf Nobody yet knows, but the leading Shades and Patterns Thrice-a-Week edition o f the N ew Yprk World will tell you every s te p and every detail of what promises to be a campaign o f the most obaorbing interest. It m ay not tell you what you hope, but It will tell Beside? an elegant line of you what la Tl»e Thrice-a-Week World Pants, Suits. Especiai attention long ago established a character for im ­ __is called to our Strong nnd com­ partiality and fesriessnesi In the publica­ plete line M Men’s Furnish­ tion o f news, and tills it will maintain. in gs, Shoes and Hats I f You want-the news as it really is, subK ribe to the Thrice-a-Week edition o f tho G ive us a coll. W e can fit you from fo d New York World, which conies to you e v . rry other day except Sunday, and Is thus to foot and w e guarantee to [»tease. practlaiUy a daily at the price of a weekly. Yours for honest values. The Thrice-a-Week World's regular sub- From $15.00 to $30.00^ It is impossible not to admire the ero ter prise and talent displayed b y some o f the advertisers in T he litptALp. That they understand their business goes without saying. No art has advanced more rapid ly in tha fast tw enty years than that of letting the customers know «what Is in tiie stores, and what Its adaptabilities are for Ids uses. The Am erican leads the ° ‘lly , l V ? * car* «nd world in this Important branch of busi­ «1» for 130 papers. ' W a offer -«his ness.' A comparison o f leading Europeaa .n1f w,r pef “ nd Th* Sanford and American journals easily establishes Herald toge'Jicr for one year for $1 50 ip e r e SU ^ 2IUb*criptlon price o f the two the fa c t The Am erican advertiser .preoenta his matter with for'moro cJearrtesa, I Just name your wants, and i f wa I am again naklng for OLD SHUESvariety and fullness o f detailkTjian the w ill g iv e what they nre worth English. He is more liberal in tlio» use of haven’t It will get it for you. Call and bn 9 space, and of pictorial and other ambei- convinced. Sanford Grocery Company,__ ' day to induce the visitors to come hence llshmenu. The trade o f our tnochants Furniture to rent by the month or and manufacturers accordingly and visit the Celery City. Sanford l urnituro Q x C u ; 3rd S l and Sanford A * - ifttii ¿ -f*. r. ‘ -Old Shoos Wanted j ai/USg, , 7. ftft 10jl AND** A. EAlrvIn’s Shoe 8n®?' ' �*j . /&/•y"T .* yg&i Ui jp,t'.*s*í**n¡r } November M THE IN SANFORD CHURCHES City Worship Tomorrow. CHURCH EVENTS O f, Interest to Those Religiously In cllned—Subjects of D iscourses for the Sabbath. TW PmiU » * lk« Ckwtbe in Ci«y ••• F-vnrdr tfJ |a W il| or Mnd their Announcement* and ¡JJJJcUldl M«WI II> iM* o * « ‘* * M" Mt*f <*>•• Tk»r*d«y rirst Methodist Btv D. B. Sweet. paitor: church, corner Perk nuesnd Fifth »ireet: person«*«, corner Mae " ---- —— *■- --.-*■— M4 . , ___ — ‘—K--------.IT phono la* marola« «ervfc« el mII:r n evening ser* 1er. t ___ _ O - ie • 1 M f/'Scndiy ¿h od. 9:45 e . nv: Jno. K. MelUa|cf. Supt. Fpworth League. 3:00 Sunday even la*. Next Sunday morning w ill be observed u Children'« Day. the entire hour being devoted to the young people. The music will be furnished by the differ­ ent daises of the Sunday school. The pumr will preach a sermon especially for the young, the subject being. ‘ T h e Gospel tiTS Nutshell." A t the .beginning o f the w morning service we w ill have the baptism 0f infants. Let those who have children * to baptise present them promptly nt 11:00 o'clock. The offering for the day, both In the Sunday school and the regular services will go to the cause o f needy Sunday . schools. | The Sunday school meets at the usual hour, 0:45 a.m., and the Epworth League devotional meeting w ill be held at 3 p. in. The evening service begins at 7 p. m. Congregational singing and a warm w el­ come to every one. Dro. L). 0. Sweat has done a fine work at Sanford and 1» d osing • his third year ax pastnr there. Bro. Sweat w ill report everything in full and is much loved by all of the community, both in and out of the church.— Florida Christian Advocate. ; Presbyterian 8u1. J. F. McKInnkm. paitor: morning cervice. Il: evening »venini cervice, 7:00; Sabòath dimoi, 0:30 a. .4 ry tic MeLaultn, Sopr.: prnyrr meeting W»dm.: Henry ' neàf«r. 1 :00I p. m. The pastor w ill preach morning nnd evening, as usual. 'AU lnvited. -> After preaching at the Thanksgiving service Thursday morning. Rev. J. F. McKlnnlon left on the afternoon train for Oakland, to conduct a Thanksgiving ser­ vice nt the Presbyterian church -there at 7 p. nt. r ir s t BapUat serv­ ■gtaMBBliji y mannmxae Ice, Ihrvrnlng •rrvk r, 7:40; Sad ■olii och hoof. oul 0 es K. K Murrell, Mint : prayer meetingevery ay,J:O0p. m.i T. W. A. nr*t Fritlny, 3p, m; Y. M.S. lurtrlday, 3p. m. P agro MONEY INLM RLY CELERY Early Devout Of the Celery SANFORD h e r a l d Shipments Bring Best To TbéCroW er Prices U R R E Li- & Last year the truth 'o f the statement that mpre money was made in earlycelery than late was clearly demonstrated. Not only should the growers endeavor to start their seed beds early And plant the celery early for the first piarkets, but this would make a longer season and mean several months longer in mnrketlng the crop, thus obviating the necessity o f flooding the market nt one time. J. N. Whitncr has contended that the growers could renllze greater profits by earlier planting and |hc N ew York Packer in the following article beanrout the contention: Celery dealers are preparing for a rush­ ing trade next week to meet the Thanks­ givin g demand. The trnde is more cut up in New York city today than It ever was before. Formerly there were four exclu­ sive celery dealers who frond led the hulk o f all the celery sold and they had a very nice tiling o f it. Nearly all of these people nre how confronted with competition by men who have learned the trade under them, nnd there Is celery offered on nearly every com e* - t Congregational FLORIDA VEGETABLES ACTIVE ___. ,, pastor: Sunday morning j*r»lc*.U: evrnlng servir*. 7:30; inayrr meeting Wedneeday. 7:00it. to.; SoUmiOi acl>«g. IO a. m. N cw Y o r k and Philadelphia Have Good J. C Lottnlnger, Superintendent. , Trad e In This Line . (New York JNtchcri Catholic . N ew Yurk. N av. 21— Receipts uf Flurulu ft11- ractoti Beevly a every »econd and luurto Sunday; early moaa. 7 a. in.; nuua amt aer- orange« and grupefruit continued heavy »«,.1 0 a. nt : bunday achool, U a. ro ; veapen. 3 Present to thé Investor the Best Opportune _ ties in Florida . ' _ Unimproved celery lunds. flowing wells guaranteed, $25.00 to $200.00 per acre Celery farms, with flowing wells nil tiled, drained and ready for crop. $500,00 to $100000 per acre. ■ , Cjty Property, improved nnd unimproved. 303.000 acres timber land, with finest site In Florida for crate factory. Others tell you what can be done. MURRELL &.* MIMSUEW nre practical farmers os well as real estate brokers, and nre here to show you what has been nnd can be done. M U RRELL & MINSHEW A N H R F W I fk H M Q H M a U W • - W. HAMMOND ARCHITECT *-.w -- ’# * ^ « C a p it a l $ 8 0 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 Conducts n General Banking Business with Conservatism and Courtesy. Pays 4 P u r C u nt, inturuut, Compounded Quarterly, on Savings Deposits, nnd In s u r e s D e p o s i t s from any and all causes, its customers nothing A g a i n s t - L o s s This additional protection costs New Accounts Solicited M. M. SMITH. President Vlcw-Presldent C. S. DERRY, Cashier HAND BROTHERS ' LIV ER Y , F E E D andSALE STABLES Marntss and Bucglaa - Blaohamlthlng and Horaaahaalna Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged AUTOMOBILE8 FOR LIV ERY USE ■ S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A G. —■ People’s Bank of Sanford a Specially t J j _______ _____ _____________ — : r *t * P ope Contracting C om pan y ;: om ce wltn;Muireii tk Mtnsnew “ lin i Hotel Block TONSORIAL High-Grade Housc'Building a Specia Ity PARLORS DEALERS IN J. L. CARRUTHERS Builders' SuppliesrlnteriaTclieirSund' Hot soil Cold Bs Um . this week, but there wns not nny' great SANFORD 0« w FLORIDA First Sunday in Advent. clronge in prices, although nn cosier feel Sunday school, 9 n. m. Mass and ser­ Ing was felt on the street. Oranges mon 10 a. in. ranged from 51.50 up to $2.50, with nn (Mxnsionnl real fancy Indian River selling — Cress episcopal up to $3. * Grapefruit sold from 52.50 to flunm, rector; A. D. Key. senior war¿ ^ a y morning servie*. It: evening »ervice, 53.50 on the street. Tlte low prices rul­ . WAath ached; » 43«. in.; B. F.Vhftner ing in Florida oranges and grapefruit now . Prayer meeting. 7:30 Wednesday evening. can be attributed principally to (he heavy accumulations on this market. Prices A ll Work Receives My Personal Attention TO FAIR PRIZE WINNERS were high a few weeks ago and shipping ami Be«l Efforts m i __encouraged,, .wit h—ths-results—tiro t ‘Pirone 230 — Cw« n * * t e i and D ip lo m a » H ave Been there were very heavy shipments o f green Opposite City Hall Sent to Talr C o m m issio n er fruit. This fruit sold through the auction To tiro Prize and Diploma Winners, Florida houses and the buyers shoved them into FR E SH State Fain the warm rooms. Owing to the fact that the fa ir associa­ . Lettuce from Florida was in good de-^ tion Is not In possession o f the postoffice mand and in light receipt. In fuel all addresses o f many o f those who were Florida vegetables were wanted and were •warded cash premiums or diplomas at not plentiful. Lettuce sold at high prices, AND t^e ln»t state fair, it has been deemed ad- the best offerings at 53 to 54.50 a box. t0 Mrwi premium certificates and Peas were another item that met a good ‘ piuma« for your county to y o u tfeir oont- outlet, but there were not enough to go * • “ •kmer, with instructions to mail some around. Nice fine green peas brought t° You Immediately. It you do not hear 54.50, eggplants S3, peppers 52, green ntni him, you m ay obtain your certifica tea beans 51.80 to |2, w ax beans 12 to * uipkuaus by oalling upon him. I f hats 52.28. and romalne $1.50 to 52. j ; I ." A N D E R S O N 'S ttwtble to supply you, kindly send your Philadelphia. Nov. 21.— Florida fruit» n«me and «ld te s s to W. F . Stovall, secre- and vegetables were In good demand this T * »p a , Florida, and your certificate week, lettuce bringing 54 to 54.50.beans ptonut w ill be im m ediately forwarded 52 to 52.50, peas 53 to 5 3 .5 0 ,okra 52.50 t o y u u , _________ to 53, cukes 53.50 to . 54. and eggplants JEW ELER 53.50 to 54. A few dealers who bought Band Concert Florida lettuce In N ew Yprk brought It over bere ana made money on I t C . H. D IN G E E Alpha Cement, Acm e Pluster t Plans, Estimates, and nil Informu(ion relative to Building Plumbing and G as Fitting S . R E A L E S T A T E BRO KERS This has cut up the trnde badly so that A T T O R N E Y-A T -LA W there is not as much money in it as for­ Practice« InState andFederal Court«. merly. . C. T. Building. * ’ The N ew York celery will last about a M Phone 248 month longer. The bbtk o f the choice is in the hajtds o f two or three dealers and that TH O M AS EMrçÊÿ W ILSON which Ib to come in the future will not be A TTO RN EY AND COUNSELLOR firBt-class. It Is a little strnngc that Flor­ A T -L A W r ida growers do not come to the front ns soon as the Now York state stock is out of Late Stale Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit of - Florida the wny. Heretofore. Florida growers Residences. Sanford and Sylvan Lake seemed to have been afraid of the Cali­ fornia deal and trove held back. ’ It is the history o f the trade that the early Florida . G E O . A. D cCO TTES celery, whlclt looks better thatrthc CnllfurA TTO R N E Y and COUNSELLOR at L A W nin Btttck, brings good money. Last year the Florida growers came to the market Practice in Stnte and Federal Courts earlier than before and reaped rich profits. Welborn Block Sanford, Flo I f they will do the same this year there in no reason why they should not be strong competitors of the California stock. For W A LTE R D. BELL some reason tiro trojle here will pay a bet­ A ttorney - at -L a W ter price for Florida celery than they will ■for California. c Alatrscti Ei «mirini and Title« Perfected Last year New York had 2 5 m 30 cars Room 21 Pico Blich, Sanford, Florida, for this trade. The western markets arc n better position to lake tiro California product than New York and that is why DR. R. M. MASON • the supply o f this season was light, besides DENTIST " ‘ . there is plenty o f state stock around which will fill the requirements of tlte trude. Welborn Block Phone 19 Prices tills week ranged 25<>t30c. It looks Sanford. Florida as if the Crtlifornln iwople would make some money on the deni this year. They are asking 30c a dozen on the coast and 'A . C H A R T an offer of 25 for a lot wns refused. Many of the growers have found they can make S U R V E Y O R A N D D R A U G H T S M A N Leveling and Cruaa-Sectionlng for Drainage more money by growing augur beeta and The su|>erintendent and teachers o f the Baptfsl Sunday school would be glad to see more parents present next Sunday n good many of them hove dropped celery. rooming. Come and bring the children The sugar beets have already been liarwith you. vested, while Ute celery is not yet dug. The weekly pruyer m eeting was well These two inducements will net to cut ■(tended Wednesday. Mr. K. R. Murrell down the celery acreage from California was leader for the evening, taking for his next year unless the growers make good f subject “The EfHcacy o f Prayer.” nuittuv lliig IV I I N SH EW M EATS G R O C E R IE S ClieerÌiilly Furnished Phono 69 Consult Us Office with Murrell A Minshew Pico Hotel Block. Sanford, Fla. .m.m FIR ST NATIONAL BANK O F SANFORD, F L A . F. H. RAND, President « P. F. FORSTER, C .«tiler .■ _ _ Only National Bank In Orange County Funda Protected by Burglary^ tnsurano* . S a f e t y D e p o s it B s x a s f o r R a n t O R O A N IZ E D 1887 Henry McLaulin • be<lnn<n« at < o'clock. ---- •t r i T ! S .Layra Mowers MY S P E C IA L T IE S : Special prices to reduce slock. If you Pkk«rd'« H*nd P«lnt*d C kiai w in T a good mower at a low price, now Is a— ,^4. ...JTr . ........................ .. t . SlwrU C « h*œ * S Urlici Silver the time to buy. Also good stock of Debt « r ^ B u L .. ...... .. A Da. i. ‘*~^**«rcti ............. Edward J. DeUno ■cythea,' grass books and lawn rakes. Kogeii' Pkled Were O v m L ^ Ì* CettnoAMJ..............Smith k KuUia ------------\---.• Harry J. Wilson. Elgin sad Wsltksm W tickt* ^•W tsfta w m a i V lo m o ~ ^ Ebb* T H i t . ÀdmlaUtr»tkm~M^b " " / r . |; ft- « « i r Samples o f engraved visiting cards -: ^lnc to buy •your sub-lrri- Invitations In the la test‘ and beat styles A L L GOODS G U A R A N T E E D m ay be seen at The HerakLoOce. E l C a p i t a n de T a m p a Finest Five Cent Cigar O a the Market L. R. Phillips’ Drug Store ^ r r '~-~ 1... 1 *■ r. — �-1------- ;---- ---- ---- '---~------- Nevembtr 28, ooo Tinr-nRWFWW^TiôBŒF Sub-Irrigated Land is the Most Profitable - . « n >«r-.- ^ O n e Thousand A cres o f Celery L a n d Flow ing W e lls Guaranteed $ 1 0 0 .0 0 „to $ 1 5 0 .0 0 Per A cre - i- . . . . ' Reasonable l_ C ash Paym ents and Balance on Easy T er ms • . x Lands A d ap ted to Celery, Lettuce, Cauliflower, Potatoes, Etc. r * S anford , F lorida ALL AROUND FLORIDA e The General News of "The Land of Flow ers" CULLED f ROM THE STATE PRESS from the cocoons, and conduct the busi­ ness cxnctly as it is carried on in his naFROM MACARONI DELTA | tlvc country, but with the more advanced ♦♦++4+444+*+++++++4444<0-> methods which A m erican machinery and new world ideas have brought ninnit. Prom The Herald's Special Correspondent . By W ireless Telephone On and after the first o f January the Buck Sw eezy has opened n crnp-sliootP. and O. steamships w ill make landing^ lit St. Petersburg on their trips to and Ing parlor ov6r Gil Spooner's one-chair barber shop. from Cuba, _ . >- A shooting uffa ir occurred in the grand An E p ito m e o r th e W e e k 's M o t t Im- jury room nt Quincy, Nov. 21, in which Thomas R. Smith was killed, (X'YTSmfth. u ----- portnnt Happenings h r the Ids fattier, and Dr. Robert Munroe seriously S ta t e 's Domnin. The supremo court o f Florida has hand* wounded. A n old dispute between the cd down a decision in the case o f the City I«orties Is supposed to tin ve been the cause o f Tnmpa against the waterworks compa* o f the shooting. Old Bill Slushcr is going to set his nephew, Jim Chcezuin, up In business, in n two-buggy livery stable. The Noble Daughters o f Senegnmbia w ill give n progressive crap-shooting so­ cial Thursday night at Mose Jenkins' three-room cottage on Blackville boulc- Mrs.-Eddie Moon‘ 0 f Starke corhrhTtled V B it----Si Blizzard's hired girl struck for higher suicide Nov. 21, by shooting herself In the the circuit court for lriul. The court de­ cided that a question o f faot enters into head. Ill health was the cause o f the net. wages yesterduy and ids hired man has the su it and that there has not been tite A fte r an illness o f several months. Ray­ agreed to do the fam ily washing for extra proper procedure to cite the matter in­ mond D. KnigliJ. for many years one of pay until Si hires another hired girl. 1tyTen dln irtti8_ csM T iticirtir volved to the higher court. It Is intimated that the statutes are ample to govern the case, and that the m atter isnotaltogethtp one o f constitutionality. It 1s also in ti­ mated that if the allegations made In the bill o f pleading are true, the respondents m ay lose their franchise. Tire Southern Bell Telei>hone Company is having Its wires in Jacksonville placed Under ground. The Seaboard Florida limited tourist trains are to bo put on between New York and Florida points Junuury 4. Tbs trip from the Northern metropolis to Jackson1 vllle w ill be made In about tw o hours less tim e than heretofore. Eph Billlngtly and Mosu Plunkett have the moat prominent and progressive busi­ ness men o f Jacksonville, died at his resi­ licet) appointed on a committee to take up a subscription to buy Preacher Bunker dence in that-city Saturduy night lust. * Engineer M'Dermond o f the Atlantic a warm rummage sale overcoat. * Coast Line, was killed in u collision at Burnett's Lake crop ln g, near CuTnesville, Saturd a y-last. The e ngine which ho w n» driving was struck broadside by another engine turning M’Dermond's engine over und pinning him under it. Judge Orrin S. Farr, a most honored and respected citizen o f Tampa, died at bis h om e In that city on Monday last. ,He was formerly o f Chardon. Ohio, but far the past fifteen years had made his home In Tampa. Mullany, manager o f last season's Jack­ Mrs. C. D. Soutcr o f Anthony was so badly bunted last week b y her dress catch- sonville base ball team, lias been drafted -^ In f fire that site died a few hours lutcr. by the L ittle Rod team o f the Southern Site was form erly Miss M innie Montgom­ League.“ The Clyde end several oilier coastwise ery, and wns 55 years o f a g e .___________ steamship lines are reported as forming u Richard Croker, former grand sachem of pew combine on tlieo rd erof that formerly Tummuy, is to spend the winter in Florida, controlled b y Chas. W . Morse. having come from his landed estate in Lakeland people are becoming interestv Ireland for that purpose and to see oldIn a project for the establishment o f’ a tim e friends North and South. canning factory in that city. Proposi­ Contract has been let for the rebuilding tions have been made by parties who un­ o f the Pebble Phosphate Company's plant derstand the business and who claim that at Mulberry, recently destroyed by fire. a factory at Lakeland wouhj be a paying The Seaboard A ir l i n e Is to spend In proposition. . ____________ ' 16*HiTBhborilood o f $75,000 Tn Im prove­ Stond Up, and Taka Nolle« ments at Tampa. Then call at the Sanford Grocery Com­ Dr. V . K- Oelglnn, a n ative o f .Harputh. pany and supply your wants. These are Arm enia, is in Florida prospecting with a bargains, and it w ill pay you to avail view to introducing llie manufacture of yourself o f them: Enamel ware, rinsing ML an. a -la rge scale. Everything being pans,- sauce pans, dippers, 13. 23, and 33 satisfactory, the doctor proposes to put cents. Two-lb red kidney beans. 10c; 2out an orchard o f mulberry trees, hatch lb EJberta peaches, 15c, Worcester sauce, J core for hundreds o f (Jwusunda of 10c. Only one beautiful set o f China wore , «p in and dya the silk thread $20. next week for $17. * —< l fence hnlnt In it Jesokus goat. with riding n Jumping LOCAL BOYS MAKIMi 0001) Samantha Butts lias taken A position ns R. J. H olly and W. S. Osborn Oprr a tln g Florida Newspaper floor wnlker in A leck Cheezum's new rum­ mage sale store.- SnmnutiArs got a hlg [Dally Ri'imMU nn New». Itiimiluin. dim.| The local friends of K. J. Hull) mill W. acquaintance over in Orlando, where she was assistant manager of a la n d ) counte/ S. Osborn, two former Butler county hoys who H ied in Oxford, O., the former Imrn itk an all-night rcstnurnnt. * Silc Slocum expects to kill ids hogs In Hamilton, will be glad to learn id lie'ir next week. Several persons have spoken success in Florida. Both , men nfe '^ivn engaged in ncwsiuiper work in^ianfurd, fo r theilvers. Flu. Holly is the m anager of I ni S\ iDeacon Pelig Hosteller's hare* lipped roBD Herald, a 10-page tie wspaper of gri- it nlsce, Eliza Jane Finkblncr, from Flat promise. Osborn is (ha associate edinir. Rock, is here visiting her cousins. Eliza The paper has recently cdeb raled its three Jane lias the superintendency of the months' birthday und a copy of the jour­ ! a n d i^ o y (ner in Tom _ Spooner's - barber nal was received . today by Hamilton s lio p ." friends. From a newspaper stand piml Sam Stump's ram has at ]nstr been de­ Tu t U cka1-P is good to look upon. It is in horned, bfct»eotm m ll it had committed competent hands and is bound to have its mudi devJjuieutrV^Pbaday before It was influence felt in the community where ns dehorned it butted over Ez Filkins' w ife field o f a ctivity lies. while she was milking her cow, and when she gat up it jammed her in the stomach ' L ist o f Unclaim ed Letters so hard that her digestion has been mudi Remaining in the Sanford Postoffke nt impaired ever since. — H ayruue . close o f week ending Nov. 24, IBOtf*: Ladlqt Three loads o f sawlogs passing through our town for (lie Bean Creek saw mill atJ>0Uhlc Clyde £erviee to-SanfUrtfnamed IlltlCh uttcntlon yesterday. A new ITitm-t-Untoli. Monday] sensation of tills sort is getting to be atr • Commend ng today. tlieC lyd e river line everyday occurrence in this town o f Jute. w ill operate regularly Uie steuiners Fred­ Uncle Ezra Simpkins lias pulled the erick tteBarry and the City o f Jackson­ thruttie wide open and poped the question ville between this {xilnt and Sanford as to ^unt Jerusha Hybarger, who's been a the river shipments have increased to such foriqpi and disconsoU^g w idow'golng on proportions that it has been necessary to thro« months. Let 'em splice la our senti­ g iv e this service special attention, and Mr. B. J. Ford, formerly o í the Brunswick ments. | flS T T fc fc r Matraou, Mrs. v Slnilvion. Mr* t>al»r McAIIhmi*. MU* M. ' Wilson. Mis* Amur RulUntnn. Mis» May Hell Gentlemen Amh, Frank Argo, Fred N. Uartcll, Hatton itelieny. G. B. Berry, John Daaham, Robert Flooney, Charley L m Lonaeon. Odd Foater, Samuel llarriaon, Goth Bate. George joiner, Jamr* ~ ’ Johiuon. W. IT * McKemluti, Jamr* tLout*. Giwje Lout*. Jaruei W OIL William Primer, John Rattles. List» Reddick, M. K Spinier, Henry and Florida Steamboat Company o f Bruns­ Scott, Rev. Paul wick, Ga., lias been appointed traveling Tbomai, Jamr*. agent for the Clyde line with headquar­ Wrliht. Jamei" Weal. F.TI. ters at Jacksonville. He w ill be In charge Yount. M ----o f tlie soliciting o f trafile for the St. Johns Ms»on. D. U. river lin eriin tn ó ok iñ i generally after the Persona claiming the above will pirn»« interests o f their river line patrons. Tills say “ Advertised,” and give date of this company expects to give the very best lis t Chas. F. H askins. I'. M Aleck Peasly had a {holograph picture possible service, not only passenger, but w ay freight. taken the other day on his sorrel mare Election Proclamation^ and it m ay be printed in the Bungstarter. Tam pa r a lr Mayor’s Office, Sanford. Fla* Ho looks every Inch a inajor-gcneraL N ovem ber 5, tJOB. The Fifth Annual State Fair will Aleck is descended from revolutionary In aoconlancc-With the Ordinance* oi ^ held at Tampa. February 3 to 27. slock. the Q t y o f Sanford, Florida. I hereby con hold the Fair and to make It bigger and an election to be held on Monday. D«Aunt liqkla Spicer is going to board cem b er 7th. 1908, at the City Hull, on l ’ ulmc I to avenue; between First * M4i. r » week. The preacher is to do chores and ond streets, for the purpose of ejecting a Florida State Midwinter Fair Association, Mayor to serve for one year; o Marshal his w ife is to do the fam ily washing and held at Tam ps Monday. Insistent de­ and Collector to serve for one ycarf ■ ironing for pan pay. W e need more Treasurer and Aaseaaar to serve lof mands that have been made upon t h e Clerk. _____ ___________________________ . Aunt Huidas in this community. ___ ______.L ____ Al.»____ .... iol 1WU association that the Fair be not eban- one year; throe Aldermen to serve for The Jumping Jesokus society hat rented doned; by railroad "and oüier entarnrisel yean, Polls open at 8 o'clock a. m. and cki»e A room rVWim over At/nr Peter Pater Filkins’ Filtri**.»’ undertaking *, >>,1... « .,L !...« I_____ . . ‘ ‘ L* the Interested in tyinglng visitors and' set- at sundown the same d a y . " _ establishment on BUfkins avenue. They I hereby appoint T. Keane, 0,"S. Tar ire tiers to Florida, as w ell as by private citi­ initiated Steve Jessup lost night and you zens throughout t h e , sure, made it d ea r und Geo. Fax. Jr.« as Inspectors o f salu election, and E^W . D. Dunn as clerk. could have beard Steve yell a half mile. to the association that it would not do to F orrest L ake, Sieve says getting over a barbed wire declare the next -the City o f Sanford. Fla. Uncle L a fe Perkins has quit the Hard­ shell church and joined the Ncwlights. He says he don't believe in ducking con­ verts in ice y a t c i in winter weather, es­ pecially i f a man is subject to night sweats, but Deacon Crtm kfcluriaysT a t a got mad because be was asked to help raise the preacher's salary $20 a year. in & n s ï â 'ï s �ig'Mimmi! INAND about the city Mention of Matters In Brief. L lt t Ie - M a p P * n ln l& — personal items or interest Business In Sanford • Is Growing Every Day. Wade, the tuner, Orlando. héraut Don't Neglect to Register for the Municipal election on Dec. 7lh. ’♦ Most-up-to-date line o f candie city at Spencer's. D. A . Caldwell is on a business trip to Miami this week. We- clean everything but your con­ The Merry W idow sardines, for sale by science. Phone 210. Spencer's bakery. Phone No. 100. M. M. Sample and R. P. Gibbons of Charlotte, N. C., ore in the city for a few Harry Stmaer. representing the A m eri­ days. can Progress Commission, is in the city. French dry and steam cleaning. Celery The famous Fox River Butter for sale City Laundry. at W. W. Long's Grocery. New stock Evaporated and Dried Fruits Every voter must bo registered to vole for Christmas enkes, at Long’s Grocery. in the municipal election Dec. 7lh. • New lot. fancy goods, neckwear, novel­ See H. H. H ill for Celery City Blend ties and ribbons just received at M etCofTec, finest on enrth for 24 cents. • ytif you a subscriber to T he H erald T Fresh Mackerel at 1L H. Hill's grocery. Get estimates from Pell on house taint­ ing. Go to H. H. Hill for everything In grocery line. | sell the celebrated Mncy wagon. ,y j. Wilson. For Sale— Cabbage and the Har- Cauliflower plants, dox 754. Ned McGkrn was In Jacksonville this e i d on business. Laundry. ^¿frieRim i^C elery City Phone 2 ft).* W. B. Buchanan o f Pnola was in tlie dtygp Wednesday, ■; Fos Rent— Four unfurnished Address 0-, Herald oflice. rooms. W. P. Musselwhite o f Orlando was tbd dty on Wednesday. in ' Goodwin's high-grade Preserves, Jellies sod Jams, at Garner A Roberts. Step into Mrs. G. L, Takash’s lunch room Bid get a cup o f good cotloe. F ive cents. tim tm ntm tta F A L L S T O C K has been arriving daily. Y ou should not fail to call and look over this stock before making your purchase. M. M. Smith has 1,000 acres of celery F or R ent— T wo nice furnished rooms land. Sold on easv terms. twiunary of the Floating Sm all Talk for rent. See James Harris. Exceptional values in table linen and 2t Succinctly Arranged for Hur­ 3t Judge J. D. Boggs, o f Orlando, wns in napkins at Mettinger’s. ried Herald Readers. M. 0. Overstreet, o f Orlando, wns in the the city yesterday. city several hours on Tuesday. J ìx ce pilotini .yu! lj Electn Brand Ten and Spices. 4"■fri’ <■V v Q U R G am er & Roberts. napkins at Mettinger's. V -S*+-I-++ «¡»♦+•> <•-5-+ N .P .Y o w e ll& C o Still the cry is for more houses. Conwa Christmas Tbe Children's Annual Feast, *8- W O O L D R E S S G O O D S — W e have all the trim m in g »to match, Long's Preserves in glasses, ñ n e s t on market. O ías . E vans . G I N G H A M S — Full Line. new things and Just the things for children’s school Chas. Evans. H O S I E R Y — W e carry the celebrated Cadet Brand, linen heel and toe, sold under a guarantee F. P, C O R S E T S — Fall Styles, in all the new shapes O U R S T O C K was never in ■ n ow jm botlr price and serve you TINGER 8. Faultless white cherries, Lim a Beans and succotash, at Garner & Roberts'. Oysters, fresh all the time and. served in all styles at The Dairy Kitchen, In Blllio Best Elgin creamery butter at 35 cents Hand's place. per pound, at Sanford Grocery C o m p « * L R u g s , front 75 cedis up. E. A . Hefllcld Dr. and. Mrs. O. P. Likins opW )rtam U4 were in the city Thursday in their touring The Royal Taylors Brand o f Clothing car. cans perfection. Sec samples at D. A. T he Pope Contracting Company will fur­ Caldwell &. Son's, nish your plans free of cost when they do Chus. P. Dow, representing the Overyour work. stretil ' Crate Co., culled ujion the locai Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Ritchie left trade tips week. , Thursday fur Orlando, amid a shower uf • Hum sundwicn, 5 cents; Mrs. Tukash's rice. I n idi rimili, opponiti me depot, Call at S|>eiicer'sand sec the good tilings ('ari Tubaci!, Guarnì: intingici low and to cut. r iloti N ikon le u im o d N. P. Y o w ell & C o m p •5*++<■•!•4*<• I. C. HUGHES CONTRACTOR and B U I L D E R Ing* even in g lu m i a Mrs. W, E- Tucker and daughter, Miss lew days' visu tu l'uiii|m, f p g u ^ s tor 0I1C dollar. Gertrude, art- Visiting Kir. und Mis. H. L. Furnished umili n.r ti ni. Cim J lucalmn; -Ohas .-E ya h s .— TVClt. ui,ly two tlulluib pci wees ii tuaen nloncc. Max 7.apf, a prominent business man Oysters served in every style at the Can m Herald ulilce. of Miami wus in tlie city Wednesday. . Pico restaurant. if it’s printing yon want, send it to T he Dr. Mason and fam ily will in the future Hoald oflice. First-class work guaran­ resale ill the Speer house, corner Ouk a v ­ enue and Seventh street.' teed. • i . Some people seem to think Florida is 1 New lot, fancy goods, neckwear, novelthsaod ribbons Just received a lM e t - slow. Let them try Garner & Huberts with an order. Phone 31). Tiscrx’s. 2t Judge S irin gfellu w did n hind oflice business in m arriuge iiccn.-u.-s uus week,' issuing three ill one duy. l a the line display uf Japanese ware, at tlie Sanford Furniture Co. Finest line ever sliuwn in Sanford. N. 0. Gurucr, the-populur young grocery High grude Cigars and Tobacco. Smok­ man spent Ids Thanksgiving ut Dade Cay ing and chewing. Most complete line in die guest of friends nnd relatives. Sons. tlie city. Ciias. Evans, • Have W. G. liummund make your plans W. H. Hand and Col. Andrew Johntog Sportsmen o f Sanford had great hunt- for your new bouse, ptllce with Murrell transacted business in Orlundo W ed­ fest Thanksgiving day and tlie .woods nnd A Miusluiw, Pico Hotel block. K * nesday. fields hereabouts were tlmmged with them -Dill Pickles, sweet mixed, cucumbers, None but first-class labor employed and nil contracts guaranteed to be in accordance Send your shirts, collars ond cuds to the all day. mangoes nnd sour pickles in bulk. with plans and specifications - Celery City Strum Laundry and they will Sec Pell for- paper hanging. New fall Ciias. Evans. urn do Business ffa o r Th In. Business to T h ose W ho Need M y S ervic es look as new. patterns just in. Dried Sait Shoulders at 12 h cents found P o s t o n ic o B o x 1 71 WVJ. Conoly of Conway, a prominent L. F. Wulscmann, field correspondent o f ut H. H. Hill's grocery. turpentine operator wns in the city on (he New York Packer, is in tlie city and M. P. Lipc is engaged in driving a four Tuesday. will give Sanford and vicinity Ilia atten ­ inch well at tlie Crystal Ice Fuctory. Tills Major's China Cement for mending tion this week. well will furnish die water fur tlie manu­ 11 you want a (irst-class tnllor-made wit far $12.1)8, call at D. A. Caldwell & Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty broken china and glassware. A t Sanford SIB Art Squares for S I5, size 11x12. E. Furniture Co. A. llelllcld Co. f * F. T. (iridium representing the TiinesMayor Lake returned Thursday from Union was in the city W ednesday on Sautingo, Cuba, where lie inis been for the twsiness. — ------------- --------past two weeks. Mr. Lake has an ice Finest imported souvenir china, descrip­ factory nnd other vuluuble property in tive uf Sanford, at the Sanford Furniture Santiago. fuuu t .. v». A nA. ftC O -__1 TO for furniture nnd piano facture ut ice. Fall planting is uppronclung. M. M. Smith will sell you land on easy terms. iced tea; just the tiling this hot weather Mrs. Takash's lundi room, up|Kisite de|*>t. The commission men are Hocking to Sanford und our city will become die uieccu for vegetable buyers Iroin now un­ til the end ol die scusoii. tf Mr. and Mrs.'S. S. Grlflin and Mr. and moving. T o r an up-to-date tailor-made suit, sec Mrs. Josiah Ferris, of Orlnndo, were .visit­ T he Pope Contracting Company is in u ors to the city yesterday. D. A . Caldwell & Suns. position lo give you the closest figure on T. E. Drew, the popular clerk at tlie San­ uiiy class ol building. None but tue best 0 w. McKay Robeson, representing the -ladden A Bates Pinno Co^- o f - Jnckson^ ford House, stole n m a r c h on his-m aiiy inccimnics cmptuyed.— Otticc w itti MurreIt friends while on his vacation and married &. Mmsliew, Pico Hotel block. vilie was in the city on Tuesday. Delicious Ice cream, liie best made, at Miss McT’eer at Hendersonville, S. C. Mr. ¿Id A rt Squares lor $15. size 11x12. E. Mrs. G. L Takash's lunch room, opposite and Mrs. Drew will reside ut the Sunford A. Heltield Co. • House. Pico Hotel and tlie dep ot Garner A Huberts will huve in u fine Cream Puffs at Spencer's bakery every hue ol lugli grude CoiifocHonery, nuts uuu E. T. Woodruff is making extensive imXmas goods on December 1st. provements on his -property at tlie corner Saturday. of Palmetto avenue and Third street. The Sanford and Everglades railw ay is Miss Leonu Estelle Tliipgen o f Greenmaking progress every day and tlie road villc, N. C.. lias arrived in m e city und Wives In bulk ond in all size bottles. will be ready for business some tim e in w.n lv. Hi., gnina ..a— liar hurt Chas. Evans. -TOTHISry: February1. The new rornl will be a greut Thigpen, lor me winter. All ol die business you do witli people blessing to llte vegetable growers o f the vtio “don't read ad*" could be transacted Garner &. Huberts »eli Ingh-grude Cigars without clerk* and in a very small store east side and w ill aid m aterially in San­ and tobucco. Try them. « ford's progress. -with ‘•lofts to let/' F or S ale —Some tine thoroughbred DuPlace your order with us now for Thanks­ C*U at Sanford'* leading Furniture house roc Jersey mule hugs, box Vb-i. givin g .Tjrklcs, or anything you want, and J® furniture, stoves, ranges, rugs, matting, W. H. lircedon ol Tuooniu, N. It., is in <“*•**. etc. Sanford Furniture .Co, J . D. save further anxiety. Our risk; our trou­ the city this week. Mr. Breeden is u ble. Sanford Grocery Company. OsYlson, manager. former resident of Sanford und owns tlie W illiam Jennings Bryan Beatty, young­ Tsts A Osteen have- acquired the SanBreed on grove und other valuable prop­ Btkery, and after necessary repairs est son o f Mr. and Mrs. W . H. Beatty, ar­ erty »e a r die city. *» tbe ovens will open for business In rived W ednesday evening at 7 o'clock, to Chase & Sanborn’s tea und coffee, (he “ Mirction with their grocery In the'ClarF spend Thanksgiving with his parents. Garner lit Roberts. “Grandad** Scott hopes that the little man best there it. w ill be so chartned;wlth o n r d l m a t e that his visit will be a long and happy one. convenience, good location In W ade makes frequent trip« to Sanford. BMlonL I n m t e Coc* Cola Bottling Co. W rite him at Orlando. The Herald refer, the vegetable growers Steak, ham and eggs, pork and beans and o f Orange county to the and other toothsome articles, at Mrs. G. L “■•“ wuJon merchants whose advert!seTakash's lunch room, opposite the depot. ,ppear In Gils paper. They are all December 10th episcopal Bazaar **U*ble ftmu. ■ -------- and Supper. The finest line o f Japanese matting to F.W.Temperton, the well known painter « » found in the d ty . Prices alw ays the and decorator, has received the glad in ­ Sanford Knmitur«» r * telligence that coal has been discovered upon som e o f hi* Pennsylvania property, and several railroads are desirous o f pur­ chasing It. Mr. Tetnperton states that if he does sail be w ill Invest the sum in Sanford property at once. Fresh oyster* scrvadJn -svofy—s ty le -a t tin- Pico restaurant. ~ .......... IS H E R E ------ --------- YOU WANT GUNS, SHELLS AND SUPPLIES We carry a Full Line of New Club and Referee Shells, 10, 12, 16 Gauge, llljih Base Smokeless In "Prem ier”, “Ideal” and "Leader.” A Large Stock of Guns and Fishing Tackle and General Sporting Goods. GUNS FOR RENT The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co SANFORD, FLORIDA Fruit cakes that are fruit cakes, t>ow Buy Henry Cluy Flour o f W. W. Long. Ix>ng> ready ut Spencer's* Phone No. 100. '' The best on earth. D. W. Sasser, d m popular deket agent E. E. Brudy it a candidate for Mayor on his own platform, independent o f any at Orlando has been transferred to Green Cove Springs. He passed through Sanford cli(|uelaor ring. Vote forhlrn. Rev. J. B. Holley preached at the morn­ Tuesday enroute to h fi new home. ing. end evaulug ■survit as 4 thu Buptist - Ma| dug* o f all kinds And patterns, fro m -' diurcti lust Sunday. Rev. Holley is no 20 cents per yard to 50 cents, at E. A.' ■trumier in Florida having been nustor of Hcflield’s Furniture-Store. W alter A . Smith, die genial cashier o f the Orlando State Bank w as in the city at present is pastor uf tlie Baptist church on Wednesday. Mr. Smith was duly im ­ pressed by the rapid growth o f Sunford. in Lewiston, Ga. Th e Princess Guaranteed Steel Range lined throughout with asbestos. Sectional Just arrived, a fresh line or imparted Lettuce Is moving and die streets are See Jim H arris If you bava any heavy fire back guaranteed not to warp. Best ruaccaroiii. spaghetti, vermicelli. A B C filled with wagons loaded with dds green Range in the market. See them at the hauling or breaking and cleaning up delicacy enroute to the Northern markets. » French peas, etc. G arner A Kosurre. land. Alec Vaughn’s' Stables, Sanford Furai lure Co. ¿¿¿S E �THE SANTORO HERALD Nmmfcer 28,1» Davis. Mr. A d m n s'n n d w ife, nil o f DeLand, came over liirn. Lost Saturday afternoon two w ild turk­ eys alighted in the oak trees In the yard o f ‘ A ll Saints rectory, but did not ta^yy A Budget of Interesting' Items rro m Correspondents CITY PROPERTY THE EVENTS QE ORANGE COUNTY his health'. He seems to be very much OR TRUCK LANDS Efficient S ta ff of Reporter* Weekly improved. ... ■ rT T Cavers the T errito ry for C a p t W . M. Tuppcr, general agent for The Herald the Clyde Line, and Contractor Drown were h ert^ V ed n esd n y, inspecting " the w horf and seeing what repairs a rt needed. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS SpecUl Correspondence to The Herald. Nov. 23.— The Sanford Herald, one o f the newsy papers o f Orange county. Is a most welcome w eekly visitor, nnd should be In every home In tho county, for It keeps us In’ touch with the. progressive city o f Sanford, (the Celery City o f Florida! qs well ns every section ofthecounty.nnd the outside world Editor Holly Is an upto-date editor and one who does things. Tho citizens o f the quiet little villa ge or Ahnm onte Springs appreciate such men, and w ill give him their hearty support. The-popiilnr tourist hotel, ‘T h e Altnm onte," w ill be open to Uie public on Dec. 10th, under the managem ent o f S. M. Jahiu. Shirley HUI, N. H., one o f the most popu­ lar tourist hotel» in flint state, nnd is al­ ready assured <>r n full house for the en­ tire seuson. for he is another one o f those men who do things, and does them for the comfort and entertainm ent o f his guests. V Several o f the winter resident fam ilies are pt home in their elegant cottages, nnd within a few days every houso in the v il­ lage w ill be occupied. I Come and See Us Mr. Joe L. Files, representing the Bene­ dict-Pollock Co., fa ile d on Thayer A Sauls Wednesday. Mr. T .P . House, representing the Bartleson Co., was in town Tuesday. Mr.ELL. Ditto went to Sanford Tuesday on n business trip. • Saturday evening M r J. II. Padgett went out n short distance frum (Enter­ prise and brpuglit in n fine deer. j Mr. Chu9. Boatwright bus already made two shipments o f lettuce. ORANGE COUNTY C R O P T A G ood Yield o f O ranges— V e g eta b le A c re a g e Is B e tte r [Sperial Carmpnndenca lo No York Potior. | Orlando, Fla., Nov. 21.— Orange county, which nt one time was tile banner orange producing county o f Florida, but which was badly damaged during the memorable BOARDING CELEKY. SANFORD. FLA. freeze o f fourteen years ago, is fast com­ ing back lo its old standard o f first in the list. Last year there were shipped from It Makes No DifTeJence What You Want or Where Orlando alone about23Q,000 boxes o f c it­ rus fruits, nnd while tills year’s crap o f 1. McMichoel, vlcc-prasident nnd general manager o f the Great Northwestern T ele­ grapefruit Is a little short o f last season's. graph Company o f -Canada, will arrive ( yet the gen eral estim ate am on g shippers Dec- 10th, accompanied by id*famUy.-andJ w ill be at home for the aenaon in their number o f boxes o f all kinds will be shipped and on Terms that are Right picturesque winter home, "Th e Orienta from this' station during tills season ns lust. W hile the early shipments were, as V ie w ," the beauty spot o f Altnrtionte. j usual green, and some o f the present sup­ Dr. J. Southerland Stuart and fam ily ar­ plies are loo green to be fancy, yet the rived last week, accompanied by Mr. Mar­ fruit tills yoar will be aw ay above last shal nnd his sisters, Mrs. Fnhrnhnm nnd I season's in quality. There are at present Mrs. Tilson, who w ill l>e the guests o f the I nine packing houses In- operation here, Doctor until the hotel opens. Mr. Marshal I and every station In the county, both mid Ills sisters have spent several winters north and south o f Orlando, has one or at this delightful resort, and cannot be more packing houses. lured aw ay from Us attractions. The vegetable crop here is also looking The proprietor o f Onk Knoll fruit and fine and as the market fur all kinds of stock farm has added to his herd o f hogs Florida vegetables is good the growers are n trio o f pure-blooded Duroc Red Jerseys. once more happy. Last seuBon's market The mnlc Is o f the,fam ous Longfellow was so bad that m any growers throughout strain, one o f the best ever produced in the state have either not. planted u t 'o l l THE COMPRESSED AIR SPRAYER B «S t by. T est tor Growers. All «,1m I,«ve the United States. for the fall pud winter.' or planted a muchasnl till* ilirny cuntimjoutfy are fice front til kill ; : Used In Uncle Sam ’s P a lm Shop ■■till t i a i u t l a But very little fruit is being shipped at smaller acreage, and this section Is no e x ­ ’ ! During (lie past year H ie U. s. present. The growers prefer to leave the ception to thiB rule, hence those who were I ¡ Nuvy has consumed Ö91.000 pounds fruit on the trees until matured, nnd sus­ not discouraged by last year's failure will Lucas W h ite Paint taining the former reputation o f dcllclouB rcup tliu benefit o f an unusually fine crop, and 2 7 8 ,7 0 ° pounds or LUCAS Florida oranges before they received the and every indication o f a continuous good OOLDKS, sutHcient to irrorine«i more black eye in the markets by being shipped market. than 100,000 gâtions o f paint. grass green, and unpalatable. equivalent to 50 carloads of 200, G uardian's N o tic e 0 00 gflllbns each, and which would Tlic organizing o f the - fruit-growers Notice is hereby given that I. W illiam make a train more than one-half which ¡a now rapidly going on throughout R. McQuaid, ns Guardian o f the jrerson mile long. the statu will soon be the means o f re- and estate o f Cecelia D. McQuaid, a In nddiiion to this Uncle Snm minor. Intend, on the 4th day o f Decemntnring lo Florida oranges to their former b«?r. A. I). 1008. ul 10 o'clock n. in , to uphas used during the past yenr more - t h a n - 23,000 gallons o f LUCAS rep u tation »»f being (lie most delicious or­ piy to tiro county Judge o f Orange coun­ VARNISHES. ENAM ELS nnd other anges growd in the world, nnd fruit culti­ ty. Florida, at hie office in the City o f products. Orlando, for authority to sell at private vation again become n satisfying industry Uncle Sam's preference is not ^ sale all the right, title and interest to Ute instead o f unsatisfying ns it lias been for following described land, situate lying matter o f favor, hut o f Q U A L IT Y nnd RESULTS. N. H. Foco. tin) past fe w years and being in tlm county o f Orange and In Uncle Sam's service, as in slata o f ________ Florida, to-w lt: Lot nine (0 ) , _____ everybody else'», LUCAS PROblock four ( 4 ) , tier five (5 ), in the City LAKE M A R Y MELANGE DUCTS have an unbroken reco £, o f Sanford, Florida. to That tersiti. for satisfactory results. , Wuxi am R. McQiuio, Mrs. Aubrey Moran, o f Geneva is up A s Guardian o f Cecelia D. McQuaid. here visiting lier father nnd mother. Rev. and Mrs. J- F. Sundell. t U nfurnished R o o m s F o r Kent Born— To Mr. and Vrs. J. G. Martin on Several nice rooms, In gdod location, Saturday, Nov. 21. a son. w ill be rented to desirable persons. Cist­ Mrs. Hlltna Nelson spent to-day In San­ ern nnd sulphur water on the premises. ford. * lnmUre.AL.Tlie Herald office. —Mra: W cm hcirtn rtBicr uf Mrs. W r I-cntur who has been visitin g here for a fow weeks returned to her home at Holly Hill this week. • I Sell the Land—Your Drains, Money, and Mr. Gilbert spent last Sunday at Clyde 9 Muscles Mukes die Crop and die Profit visiting friends and attending service. You Want It W E HAVE IT H O W A R D -P A C K A R D LA N D Hardware and Farm COM PANY Implements We have* the largest and best equipped plant for driving wells in this section of the country and are prepared to (ill all orders promptly. Our machinery is up-to-date and our workmen are skilled in the work. Those contemplating putting in «yells wiu.ild serve their best inter­ ests by consulting us and learning prices before making contracts. Mr. G. Stevens, who has been working for the Planters' Mfg. Co. left to-day for W inter Garden. The pound party ut Mr. and Mrs. Per­ du's Tuesday evening was well uttended and enjoyed by every one. A negro escaped from Frank Karel's cnni|i ttDdjwati traced to Lake Mary just Mondny night. The sheriff nnd bloodhounds w ere here looking for. hint, but on far we have not heard of ids capture. Asparagus, Lettuce, Onions, Cauliflowers, etc., etc., In Sanford, pays Sanford Machine £Foundry Works Repairing of all Kinds (^M achinery ENTERPRISE EC H O ES. Special Cormpundence to The lli-rald s Mrs. A . S. Denison and sister. Miss A g ­ nes Hart, o f St. Augustine,'spent several days here lust week, visiting friends. W hile here they were guests ut Epworth Mrs. H. F. Quackeuboa returned to St. -Angwetlna with- Mrs. Ociusou, ui be iter guest for a week. Mrs. G. R M. Sheppard and sister. Miss Ethel Qunckcnbos came over front Kings­ ton last week. Mrs. Sheppard will be with her father, Mr. H. F. Quackenbos, for DEALERS IN Automobiles and Gas Engines Flowing Wells on All ilery Delta and other Desirable Tracts In Block, to suit Purchaser. P rice, and dwcrlpüons utJ L « t Office and works on Ouk Avenue, near Femold’s Mr. J. H- Davis, w ife and children were over Suuduy to see his mother, Mrs. S. S. IMPROVED IR R IG A T ED FA R M S—U N C LEA R ED LANDS First N ational J ^ K k Buildup �TflC M.NrORD HERALD By Cuspar Du lion Ladies’ Skirts-and Gentlemen’s Clothing Cepyrigkt, 1901, by Am ericio Erma A m « « Ulion Oar Monthly Rate for Club Only McGuirf J3ros., Proprietors, “ B u t I thought It a Blander. Now , — ^ EACON B IL A B L A P H A M . wldv .bow er«?, I can no. lo n ger doubt.** M \ 0wer. bod been p a yin g ntten-n "N e ith e r ran I.” * * I W tloM to Aunt Sarah H eader" I t w as my place to carve that tur­ E v e r y t h i n g Neat a n d C l e a n m r sou, widow, fo r tw o yearn. key. In you r obatlnacy you continued r ,. h besrd that the other w as stubto sa w and Jab and butcher without “ -nd ouch waa w atchin g and wnltand Cooked to Please the Palate regard to m y feelings. M y only re­ ^T for the other to exhibit the t r a it course la to bid you good day and Ttinkaglvlng brought the criala. T h e take m y hat and lea ve." of .the Epicure i j j o * Invited the deacon to dinner. " I f you w ill act like a boy, I can't There w h no queatlon about tho dea- help It* ’ * taking the bend o f the table, but " A p d n ever come again ," finished «hen the matter o f ca rvin g cam e up lhe widow took knife and fo rk in band Corner First Street and Palmetto Avenue iod a id : -i nn do It bo much better than you. Giving you twelve pieces a month . We will call for.and deliver your clothes once a week iîtttîtttitv&îttiïittttx All Work Guaranteed Com fort C oti earring a turkey1 'I bare carved thouaanda o f them. In terview the hired girl, It waa three or fou r days before the M S, Manager Best Homelike Accommodations in In Gold's Bnrber Shop ’Phone GO Park Avenue, North the City at Moderate Prices The Florida Fertilizer Co Centrally !Locatcd ’ orner o f Fourth and Magnolia Avenue , Best Brand of Fertilizers Av w & s ts W. W .LO N G for F lorida growers D EALER-IN Fresh Meats T w en ty Y e a rs o r E xperience w ith Florid a Crops lia s D em on strated th e W o r th o f Our F e r tlllr e r s A SPECIAL BRAND fOR EVtRV CROP Agent for Virginia-Carolina Per tllizers The Florida Fertilizer Co. Sanford Bakery , j. a . t a k a c h , A«nt SANFORD, FLORIDA In Clark Building « Home-Made Bread, Like Mother Used to Bake Quick Orders for Fancy Cakes Filled Promptly THERE— YOU ARE u you must know," Interrupted the deacon, with comddcrablo asperity. “Don't Jab tho fork Into the bird like that. That's like a hired man Jabbing a pitchfork Into a heap o f buy. 'I was not Jabbing. In order to six^ carTluir y*™ must g v i n r i r m hoiri J A B B IN G A G A IN 1 myatery w as solved, fo r there was a myatery. T h e turkey, which bad been killed three or fou r days ahead o f time and hung up to freeso, had been cut dow n and devoured by cats, and to save h im self from reproof the hired matt had killed a peacock and hung It In ltd place. "A n d so you see I bad to natf and Jab." explained tbc w id o w as the wicF o w e r waa »ou t for. * "Y-e-B, I see." « V "A n d you Good.s deliver«*»! lo any parts of the North, East, W est and South FO R S A L E Consult the Purple Folder O-ROOM. HOUSE, 14 ACRES In Enterprise For detailed Information, rates, schedules and reservations, see your nearest Ticket Agent, write (u or call on $ 1100.00 would also have had to A . W. FRTTOT, “ A nd though you w ent nw ay didn’ t mlsa you r turkey." you Enterprise "A n d all things considered’*— "Y ea , all things considered"— T h e deacoik’a fu r.itn d to be rublted tho right w a y fo r n time, but be purred at lust, and ou tills T h an k sgivin g day he w ill do the ca rvin g and his w ife ~wTtt~pnm t in? cranbe rr y smit e,------- :----- are sawlDg Instead o f cut­ ’ll» n o t"------w Henderson!” TJsteofi Laphamt" I I ' * WM 8 »wearing mnn"off 8 »wear word on this »Sidna xoutlo0k M if yoq were yourself this minute." •ken a , T °rn * *lni,° «wear, but Tb*nk,-Tf0 *“ ■ t0 811 here and aee a turk*y J8bbed and poked th e S * ,tMl MW8d 8ud butchered m « ? ™ * •urt|y forgive him for «~ o r two .wear words." M she re0^ 1? U p b 8 m *" ,h e replied f t ® S * Ubor*. " I «aid a f8nr» a; fowl." nea why don’t you?** kirn lf you w o u ld f°r lira minute* I ’*— touchr . ^°° touch, widow—too L ittle C ou rtesies W illia m W lr t’ a If^tcr to his daughter on tho “ sm all, sw eet courtesjea o f life " contains a psasugo from which a deal o f happiness m igh t tie learned: " I w ant to toll you a secret. T h e way to make you rself pleasing to others la to show them attention. T h e whole w orld la tlko the m iller at Mansfield, w ho cared fo r nobody—no, not he— be­ cause nobody cared fo r him. And the w bola w orld w ould serve you so If -you g a v e them th e sam e ctVU8^ L « t e v e ry one, therefore, aee that you do care fo r t h e m by sh ow in g them what Btcrne so hnpplly calls the small courteslca. In which there la no parade, wboae voice Is too still to toaso and which m anifest them selves by tender a n d affection ate looks and little acts o f attention, .g ivin g - o th er* the prefer-ence In e v e r y little enjoym ent at the table. In tho field, w alking, sittin g or standing." Fo retellin g the Fu tu re. - - M r » r d e - B t y le —8 o -y o u r-b a b y g irl is three w eeks old. M y, h ow tim e files! Mru. G unbust*—Yea. Just think In thirty years from now sho w ill be tw enty-on e years old.—Sphinx. a tric a l so ciety aud w r ite s p oetry.— ' ' Travelling Passenger A gent Atlantic Const Line, Jacksonville, Fla. FRANK L. W OODRUFF Sanford’s ^ Only Exclusive -Shoe Store ALL WHILE BARBERS A clean towel for every customer t . STRONG LINE OF CHILDREN'S-SCHOOL SHOES ‘ :- m ■‘ , , ! ;; '' The Latest Foil.Styles in Ladles’, Gent’s and Children’s Shoes <> Just Received 1I . . . . YANCEY GOLD, Prop »♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ «♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ I Sanford C ity Benda for Bale Drink a Bottle of rone thousand dntlars (*1.000) each, brartii* »1« Pt m o I inuresl. Jiarablc send «nnuaUr. m i m m and payabuai the National Park Bank 1New York City, on January Id and July Id uI Thrii'hfieen bonds are the remetnlni unsold rjr, lo u r Kids of a bond issoe of »AS.OOO of Janua- l which time *30.000 uf lhe honda were •utd and irwndod in iropruvin* the strcwU. erecting lha tfIsTsc-bocT L « r i d i n t b a mher purpoaca for which the honda were voted _______ itnlnl fifteen bonds are now offered ,r purpose of street paving. They will Jk Mje fay lutry, 1914. other bunded Indebtedness than the ................. ml dollar bonds heretofore sold, the Interest on which has been promptly paid down l*. the 1st day of July, 100B, The validity of the*« bonds has never been queeikauri. Judaejohn F DIUoo. of New Y « k . passed lu g li (« ‘ iw * G IN G E R A L E O R S O D A W A T E R Manufactured wit)» pure distilled wuter— they will prevent Illness, aid digestion and give you health ' The Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Co Sanford, Fla Artesian and Deep Well BllUcns has tare«« coupons frotn January • Why, he be­ attached any rices T B elle-V ices! lo n g s to a g le a dub, an a m a teu r th e­ Florida ORO down to and InriudlaS Januai i - N e ll— I d o n ’t suppose M r. FRANKTCTBÖYLSTON Division Passenger Agent Drilling Telephone No. 6 0 �— • « tue « » .K , THF DFi » » November jirounJJlitlsngcrJlteJantL is injadiiva, BRADY MAKES ANOTHERADDRESS iiim H A H , - '>I . hCRALO SANFORD tlon the_lnrger~Is~lhe yield. The valley o f the Rio Grande has proved to be the Le tte rs and Communications on most favored region for onion growing— there the w ater supply is pumped direct Various Timely Topics. from the river into the large Irrigating ditchesTit a cost o f about $9 per acre;— In some o f the districts they have the ur COLUMN DEVOTED TO PEOPLE teslatx supply. The best results are ob tained by givin g the plants abundance1 o ’ w ater— irrigating freely every day during .In This Department will be round the the llrst sixty d a ys; after that, until har Views, Opinions and Comment vest, once a week. , of P ractical W riters. The estimated cost from the seed bet |We Invite cnvrwpnmlrrwr on live look* from ell to the loading on the cars is $130 to $200 section» of the County, alio new* Item* of Interest. Brevity will linurr prompt puMIcntlon. Article» per acre. Harvesting Is usually done in contrarv to the view» of the Editor will be pub- ApriL There has never been a crop fall lUhrd, but abuilvo and anonymou* communk-aI ton» will be rejected. Wc will not be retpoculble ura tn on loft growing In Texas. For Ipr opinion» eip ren oi by contrilHitur» All com few years some trouble was experience« munt< ntrslloa* Intended f current l*»ue must be In __________________ J Tor hand not later than Tueaday p. m.)—Eo. In properly marketing the cropi, but 00 Why Not a Crate F a c to ry ? per cent o f the growers formed an associ ution and employed a sales agent at To the Editor of Tux It « aid Several montiis ago 1 noticed several $7,000 per annum to direct the market articles In The Herald nnent the construe In g ; this method has proved highly sue tion o f n crate factory In Sanford, nnd the ccssfuL During the last tw o years top Idea appealed to me very strongly, ns It prices have been obtained and “ Tcxaa seems to m e that a city situated as our Bermuda O nions" are supplanting~lhe own would bo n b le-to' support factories crop fro m ’the Islands. and offer more Inducements regarding Now to sum up: If all this can be done sites nnd w ater transportation than any In Texas, what m ay be accomplished In other d trfn -riO TW a.'^ atffl# 5 n f:i » - ‘WF«rtt5oY<fitffi?'Witirenrtinte, s o il and abundant large at present but that a company could irrigationT - -Apparently the conditions secure a building site and, riparian rights could not be more favorable. at a nominal cost— land which in a few The markets o f the United States, Cana years w ill be too valuable to dispose o f da and Europe are open to " Snnford Ber­ for that purpose. 1 have failed so far to muda Onions. —Henry H. D ean e . Jacksonville. Ha. Nov. 2«. see where any inducements have been ofTcretl to capitalists to locate any such T tta n h a glvln l S e rv ic e s enterprise in this city, although if the Union Thnnksglving services were held right party appears and shows a disposi­ In the Baptist church Thursday mornlnt tion t o ‘ do business, the public spirited citizens o f this city can be depended up­ at 10:30 o'clock, and a representative uu on to come across with Die goods. S ev­ dience o f Sanford people was In attend­ eral are o f the opinion that lumber would ance. The various church choirs united In ren­ be difficult to procure for lids purpose, but dering some excellent music, adding much on ocitlxeit remarked the Other d a y that — Iim rd e rttrfu rth c r the 1n*l alia tlon o f such to the enjoyment nf the day's exercises. To the Voter» at the Coming Mu nlclpal election To the Voter* of Sanford : J -SHIP-ONLY MATURED f ru|j. The approach o f the holidays bring to our minds the idea o f gifts nnd the When Properly Packed Wilt thoughts turn to the selection o f a suit­ A lw ,,, Bring the Highest Market S ' able offering for the loved ones. W hile IN. H. •'F m i in Jackton-ni. F*»lit, m_ on • tour o f Inspection The Herald man r' “ » h *. happened Into the emporium o f Henry The w et Weather for the McLauiln, the well known Jeweler and his Which still, continues wonderful display o f articles Is enough to those who are desirous t o h n « ^ ^ * d a z u v the eyse o f alt who behold them ment o f immature fruit, but m o l.rZ ?" They ore arrayed In a tempting manner able to the fruit growers it, g m e r.iT ' from the most expensive and extravagant «very day's delay of dipping rl^ * U " diamonds and Jewelry to the orange wood critical time adds to the 1this 7 ,..... ... tnc maturity of n souvenirs that bespeak the native clim e fr o lta n d IU delicious quality so much id! o f Florida. Diamonds In rings, pendants, mired In bygone times when the a J S pins, brooches and ear rings, Watches o f green fruit was unknown. EvJ H from the best solid gold ones to the Inger- grower In the state Is aware of . J , ' ■oil for the boys. The Howard watch is o Dial a very large majority of the r i t l special strong feature o f this line. The fruits o f Florida ore not ^ handsome line o f china hand painted Tn d before the month of Janun/jT A decorated, cut glassjirtlcles, sterling silver gate? sktn bags nnd the month o f December nnd that li u „ 7 goods, toilet sets, alliga pocket books, Waterman fountain pens, as the regular season should u.mmenee. Roger's silver plate, knives and forks then there would be no kick corning « L , gold bracelets in all patterns, lockets and green fu ll and unsatisfactory neck chains, pendant necklaces In the Fully matured Florida . fmlt lJrowtllatest designs, gold and silver cuff but­ packed w ill In all cases bring the high« tons, ebony goods and a vast display o f market price, which is always smlifacto,! souvenir goods makes a glittering array to the growers, and the organizing of .|| that cannot fa ll to attract the purcliaser. of-tha growers In the state will The gooes are of tb e-b e st-q o a ttir-» fl*j ^ fully sustain the reputation o f the house vice that can be given to tho dim* fruit of McLauiln to hnndle only the highest growers o f the st/itc ' is to organ!» at grade. Next week the public Is cordially once and keep organizing until every Invited to visit the store and make the grower In the -state has enlisted In the ■elections early while the stock Is com ranks, for tiion, and not till then, can they pleie. Mr. McLauiln' announces that the control the markets ns demanded. tl*n store will remain open every e v e h fo f Co there can be no gluts, nnd slaughtering of accommodate the holiday shoppers and prices, as is the case under the present every one sliould take advantage o f this cut-throat conditions. We can often reopportunity. celve much benefit by observing the « . I have submitted to you the plstform upon which 1 stand as a candidate for mayor o f Sanford. This I believe, in fair ness and Justice to the people, should be done by every candidate for office. In this I think you will agree with me. I re­ alize that It Is the absolute right o f every voter to know the position any candidate takes In regard to issues o f thecampalgn, and they should demand this Information. I have, tlierefore, regardless o f whatever action m y opponents in this campaign take, frankly stated m y position, and believe, after considering m y platform, there will be no doubt In your minds asto my exact position In regard to these Is­ sues. L therefore, feel that in this respect I bavé done my full duty toward you. I realize, as every other property holder must, that our d t y taxes are extremely exhnrbltnnt. Of course there Is a reason for lL That reason Is based upon the fact that ourcltyhns practically noother means o f obtaining funds with which to meet the necessary expenses o f government, firmly believe and am absolutely convinced, that If lite d ty o w n s and operates a water­ works and lighting plant, a revenue that would greatly Assisi to meet the neces­ sary expenses o f government would be produced, which, in addition to the saving o f the $4,000 now paid each year lyj the city fur water and lights, would enable us to reduce taxes. There is no doubt in my mind, and I presume no one w ill question that waterworks and lighting plants are Week of Prayer good Investments, not simply because sue The first three nights o f this week were cessini elsewhere, but also because the present owners o f these franchises In this observed as a time o f prayer by the ladles d t y ore not willing to dispoee o f them— o f the Methodist church. The Hom e and tho lighting plant especially, the owners Foreign Missionary societies united In the o f which óre-wow-be fore tho-eity-council servlcesrand-nrach information pertain­ endeavoring to secure another franchise. ing to these important deparUnentsof the I am sure you appreciate fully the bur­ church was given o u t Monday evening dens uf still greater taxation, und hope was devote«) to the cause o f Home Mis­ you realize the grent importance o f our sions nnd Tuesday tho foreign field was considered. Wednesday both Interests taking steps to prevent this. Having publicly presented m y platform received nttentipn. Mrs. Hamilton sang for your consideration, and defined my po­ on Monday evening, Mrs. Mettlnger on sition In r t f l R I thereto, I ngnin respect-' Tuesday ami on Wednesday evening the Junior League delighted the audience fully solicit your support and sufTernge. with a beautiful song. These special seRespectfully, eclions. In addition to the regular music, — E. E. Brady. mode up a very Interesting program for Connected with this ¡taper is n printing the week of prayer. The free-w ill offer­ office capable of producing the highest ing was divided between the two societies. D. B. Sweat read a portion o t the eighth chapter o f Deuteronomy ns a scrip­ ture lesson, following which he led In an earnest prayer. Tito proclamations Issued by President Roosevelt and Governor Broward were read by Dr. J. T. Denton. Tito freew ill ottering of the congregation was divided among the churches repre­ sented in the service, to be used in help­ ing the poor and needy. Rev. J. F. McKinnon, o f the Presbyterian church, delivered the sermon. HeSelectod as his text some verses from the eighth chapter o f Deuteronomy. He showed how we, ns Am erican people, have much cause grade o f office nnd society stationary. for thanksgiving. Our nation Is nt |*ace with nil other nations, nnd prosperity smiles upon us. Emphasising the words o f the chief o f our nation he said while there had been some financial pressure In the land, still our |>eople are doing well. Truly we dwell in n goodly land. The speaker showed how ns n Christian nation wo should be thankful for material bless­ ings, for Intellectual progress, nnd above _ -—Citizen. all for spiritual advancement. He con­ S o n fo fd Lands A re Ideal F o r the tended thnt the world was growing better and that every man o f us had great cause G ro w th o f B erm uda Onions ffnr ♦LicitiiHri *11y tr>rj ^ s-*,. /' . . , ryuntwrOrttif rtrTATJt--------- One thing surprised him. In looking A recent magazine article on Bermuda Over the iwoclmnntlons Issued by our rulers onion growing in TexuH has buttressed mo so deeply that I send you this,com ­ not (mu reference to the Great Source of ment, fcullng sure the question o f adding all Blessings— God's greatest ¿ lft^ tir man, the Bermuda onion to the already large " Ills Only Begotten Son." He closed with nn optical to the jieople nnd valuable list o f money crops ut San­ not to forget God, In the midst nf their ford w ill prove highly Interesting to your qterity a n d pleasant surroundings, lest readers.—---— — — ---------The rapid growth o f this industry In his curse come upon us. * * s » The closing prayer was ofTcred by Rev Texas, together with the preparation of the land, the care necessary ip planting C. E. Richards, o f the Congregational and cultivating, the absolute necessity of church, who also pronounced the bcncdic _________'______________ ___ thorough Irrigation, and the large returns tlon.’ — n factory ho woldd d o n u t» tin* necoMfiry timber from a tract o f land near this city, ns he wishes to clear It up for planting. Another proposition that would nppeal to the prospective Investors Is thnt of buying up a timber tract on Lake Monroe or Lake Harney and rafting the. logs to the mill nt Sanford. H owever «»-Um twnny be, it would seem ,tha( Sanford should have a crate factory, and while the local demand could not be depended ujxm to keep the factory run­ ning full time, it Would ccrtninly be a great Inducement, nnd this whole section could be worked for business in this lin f. The question o f a crate factory should be Investigated nnd sj>ecinl inducements offered to prospective investors. There are scvernl parties who are anxious to lo­ cate in Sanford In tills venture and It -would bo well for the Board o f Trade to look them up and go over the ground.. If possible, this enterprise should be started At once,ns "e v e r y little bit added tow hnt you have makes a little bit more.” €rmrt WttrtnroT Ctrrti JT iii ? H erald 's ‘phone Is No. 148.) periences o f others and in many add to oitr prosperity by improving on .that experience, os conditions requite, for none are too old to live ntul learn tom*, thing new every dny. The timeli coming JOtl IHrt ln the fnp_ distant future;-w fiifr " all o f the citrus fruit crops of the United States w ill bo sold through one great system, and by auction sule.the prices obtained being governed by the quality und condition o f the fruit, which will be * stimulant to-every grower and gwicker to make their best efforts to rzcel in the careful handling of their fruit under iuch conditions, which is sure to prevail in (be near future. The fanners (for nil fruit growers nre farmers) will come into their own, and should become the mo»t hide, pendent and happy class of resident» on tills great globe, und organizing und keep­ ing organized is the great golden key to that desirable happiness mnl comfort. m iG ia an i n v e s t m e n t ---- IN SANFORD LAND received from the crop— all lliesc ore so Quaint Quibbles fr o m Sis H opkins nearly identical with the growth and Fools rush in where angels fear to go to m o n e y 'v a lu e o f the celery industry In bed. your city— that the attention Is arrested Tiio supine man just naturally tumbles and interest aroused. * into the soup. . About ten years ago, T. C..Nyo began Thu woman who gets stuck up is Just experim enting near Laredo. Tokos, j>lant- naturally |>aste<L -Ind only n few acres o f onions; establlshCapacity for work,— and not Calaboose ing a small Irrigation plant, he obtained" whiskey, Is what maxes « malt. an abundant yield. Gradually Increasing Dentists ought to make guod soldiers— his acreage, by 1000 there were about they are drilling all the lime. fifty acres in that vicinity. The success Mnny a rich man’s home, as far as edmo f each succeeding crop has served as an fort Is concerned— Is real n-lce. incentive o f ucreagc, resulting In several There is never fair sailing In court-ship hundred acres o f raw land being added when a man guts three *1reels In the wind, to the cultivated urea each year, until Ma says some men are so stingy that now the total acreage is about twenty- they never tr^l a story at their own ex flvo hundred acres o f land,with an annual pense. crop o f a money value o f $2,000,000. Ma says somo wimin delight in showing Onion growing has done another thing how agreeable they can bo—to their rela­ to help Texas. Is has been the means o f tives. . adding more than $2,000,000 Jo the Pa says the Ideal woman Is the one who value o f her lands. Before the inaugura­ tells Iter husband that she loves the odor tion o f the onion Industry, much o f this o f pipe s m o k e .___ '___________, land~'ooald have been purchased at $1 Adam was a courteous old chap. When and $2 per acre; now It Is hard to get a he led Eve out o f the garden he said: “ Now valuo placed upon the land, some suggest­ Is the time to take your leaf.” ing $1,000, others $2,000 per ucre, others Popularity consists usually in having yet who will not sell at anyjprice. The the ability to listen attentively to people sim ilarity o f p u t nnd present values at talking about themselves. Sanford, and the sentiment o f her land Pa says wben a woman callg another ten, are strikingly coincident;-----In Texas the seed bed is planted die latter part o f Septem ber; In six or eight weeks the plants are ready for trausplanting. The ground la put in aa liiarough a condition o f mellowness as la possible with plow, burrow, rake and drag. A l ­ t' good crops ore obtained on new r-tiiW a huzzy'— It Is pretiy sure i& it her hus­ band has said something complimentary o f her., •> Pansy Bonehead's pome: There lives In Helena, Montana, a simple young thing named Anna, Ho asked liar for her fin. She gasped "you w in," A nd up to the par­ son he ran her. Is the Surest Money M aker in all the Southern States □ Celery Lands and Celery City Property If you want any of these lands, see us -----Term s to suit your pocket-book HOLDEN REAL ESTATE TO. * "*• — , ~ ' * . . . - # * . j S A N FO R D , F L A . , sE I F raE n q g �»AOES— Part I I — P a i« s I to 8 ( SA N F O R D H E R A L D I N S A N F O R D -—Life ia Worth Living SANFORD. FLORIDA. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 5. 1908 HEWS OF THE WORLD Items of Interest Gleaned From Various Sources v OPENINGS DURING THE WEEK ntrt ,M Reader» Will rind a Brief HUtorlcal Sprint riowlng For tlurrlad Reoder» TV department o f agriculture at WashIciton hu ordered n quarantine against JJ entire »ute of Maryland In retard to ante and «he«P on • coount o f ^ op- peuince of foot and mouth disease. While si work 500 feet down In a salt j g j lt Oakwood, M ld d g a n .'la st week, tznen lost their lives by stoppage o f the »k-wpply tube. A bronte statue of Sam Davis, the Con federate scout who was captured during the wsr with papers and plans o f Federal positions in his possession, and executed, hu been erected in Nashville, Tenn. His life sn<l freedom were offered If he would tenwho gave him the documents, but repIW: “Had I a thousand lives I would Ve them ail before I would^ betray " m y it» n - * ____ i Glenn Vollva. who succeeded John A lex udtr Dowle ns head o f Zion City, has been notified by tire court that the prep­ a y will be restored to tire Zionites on fripnent of $1.300.000 to cover Indebt­ edness'of the city. During a dense fog In New York bay hat week, the Panama line steamer Fiu k s pa her outward-bound trip, was run Into and sunk by the incoming Steamer Gargle of the White Star line. Four per­ son lost their lives by drowning. Aiiotto cholera has again made Its ap­ pearance In St. Petersburg, Russia Samuel B. Donnelly of Brooklyn, N. Y., has been appointed government public printer to SBccccd John S. Leech, resigned. The latter will return to the Philippines na public printer for the Islnnds. A remarkable tribute wna paid to tho memory of Rev. Father H. F. O'Reilly at Shenandoah. Pa., tit his funeral last week. Twenty-five collieries were strut down, the public schools closed and ntlhuslncss sus­ pended during the solemn occasion.- Fully 30.000 persons, including 200 priests, paid their respects to the dead. V L » P » _ i .S t • ••• » • • « ____ ~ — « BMiniw w in n mitre nr v nroostn, Cs, has received an order for 000,000 yinli of doth at a price aggregating $21,000. MAYOR LAKE STATES POSITION. Clear and Concise Letter Upon the Vital question». To the Voter* of the City of Sanford: My attention has boen called to certain plnnka In the platform o f Mr. E. E. Drndey, candidate for Mayor, nntl I nm told that some people, who have not given the mnttcr much attention, are Inboring under the Impression thnt I have everything tc do with the present agitation concerning the proposed ex­ tension o f the present City limits. I desire to say, to those who are not fully advised, that the Mayor o f Snnford Juts nothing more to d o - wk h-the ■«teter— time o f entertaining the idea o f the municipal ownership o f public utilities. Without bonding for the purpose, of municipal ownership can not for n moment be seriously considered, ns nl tire present time the amount derived by the city from taxation is barely sufficient to. meet its actual yearly running expenses and the interest on its outstanding bonds. II. P. DRIVER’S PLATFORM F a vo rs P ro g re s s tv c n e s s and W an ts AH Public Im p ro vem en ts . To the Voter* of Sanfurd : A t tire earnest solicitation o f n number o f friends, I announce m yself as n candi­ date for Alderman of Sanford. I mn u now citizen In this city, but have lived In Orlando n number o f years. And again I desire to cnil your at­ I came here from Orlando because I (re­ tention to tho fact thnt, like' extension of lieved Sanford had n great future nhend the city limits, municipal ownership is a o f it nnd offered butter opportunities than mnttcr thnt the Mnyor has nothing to do Orlando. with. The question belongs to the people A ll the properly I have anywhere Is in­ ns a whole, to Ire settled by their votes vested in Snnford. and I am one o f the , bUtl f ar. -fnrgcsr Ttortthnhfmr-trrrtfr-Sfl 11 ftirrt and Improvement Goippany. A candidate for Mayor has un need of r I am not personally acquainted wTtli a platform. It is like unto tlreflfili wheel many o f the citizens o f our city nnd to a wagon, but since my opponent hns take (his means o f announcing m y canseen fit to deliver himself bf his plat­ didacy and asking your support nt tho form, I will do likewise in three words, I coming election, on December 7th. Irellve in enterprise , phospchihv and moI also think it well to let you know what CRESS. I stand for in this election. I want elec­ I nm willing to submit my candidncy tric lights, paved streets, nn extension of to the people of Sanfurd. My pan record our sidewalk and sewage systems. I de­ is before you. I promise in the future, sire a general cleaning up o f our streets ns I hnve endeavored in the past, to and alleys, and more shade trees. enforce the ordinances ns 1 find them. I ask tire suffrage o f every voter wire Impartially nnd irrespective of persons. desires 'these improvements nnd_plgijgc If iny past efforts for the upholding you ihfit, IfU lccled. I will devote m y time and 'advancem ent o f Sanford, and my, nnd energy to the nccompliillunent of record ns Mnyor met with your approval,. these'm easures— measures so ncccyisrry I respectfully solicit your vote In the to the welfare o f our fair little city Unit coining city election to be held next they should meet no opposition from any Monday, December, the 7th. source or from any one. Yours very respectfully, Thanking you In advance for the sup­ — F orrest L ake . port I hope to receive nnd pledging you again my ¡rest efforts nnd my devotion Matty Land S ales This W eek. Sanford real estate is the lure that Is to the ciiy ’s interests, ! am. Sincerely yours for progress, bringing hundreds of homescckcrs nnd — H arry P. Driver . investors to our city. Am ong those who m lnalion or that matter than any other voter. I do favor the extension o f the present Glty limits, the territory to Ire annexed to be determined by law. 1 nm in favor o f a Greater and Better San­ ford, and feel that wo can not hope to accomplish the Improvements desired by most o f us, nnd absolutely essential to the welfare o f our city, unless tho pre­ sent city limits arc extended. Whether said limits arc to be extended or not w ill have to be determined by the vote o f the people o f Sanford nnd lluuiutlying territory In an election called for thnt purpose and approved by tho .legislature. "^"Our neightrers living lmm odlnlrly out­ side o f the ten square blocks, which constitute the present llm itsof our City, derive many o f the benefits o f our town, nnd they should come in nnd help us make Sanford, what she certainly will Ire in the near future, tho Metropolis o f South Florida. A s to a reduction of taxes, any person who is fam iliar with the duties o f tiie Mayor, knows full well tliut the Mnyor has not, nor can he have, anything to do were hero this week arc the following: with the raising or the reduction o f W illiam II. Lynn, o f Bristol, Tenn.,. ta x es ., .It Is , a matter entirely and purchased ftbiti Huwnrd-Pneknrd Land absolutely in the hands o f the Council, Co., thrtw acres o f improved truck land in and'the Mayor has no voice whatsoever Goldsboro. in the rate o f taxation. * Four gentlem en from Jackson, Midi., A s to municipal ownership, under the .and three from Pctosky, Mich , hnve tnken tire present state o f affnlrs, the municipal options on lands belonging to lire. How­ ownership o f public utilities is infeasible ard Packnrd Land Co., ubd will probably and Inprnctlcablc. for the reason thnt purchase some in a few weeks. J, N. our city charter, granted by the Legisla­ Whilncr sold to C. C. Whittaker, of Camture o f 1803, limits our bonded indebted­ den. S. C., thirty acres o f celery land on ness to $50,000, o f which $45,000 has Dcarduli Avenue. been authorized, leaving available a S evera l other land d eals Were niudu balance o f $5,000. I will not attempt yesterday by real estate firms,-not bring to estiinntc what it would cost the ¡city consum m ated in tim e for puhlicutio/i. to install bn e le c tr ic , light and water New lot, fancy goods, neckwear, novelplant, hut It Is" self evident that the $5,000 worth of bonds available arc not ties and ribbons just received at Mtrr2t sufficient to warrant the city at this tingek’s. "D o w n By th e S co." N extTu osday, Dcecmoer 8th, H108, un­ der the uuspices of Snuford Temple No. 17, Pythian Sisters, local talent will hold lire bonrds nt lire Dirern House and pul on the coimkly drama entitled "Down By tire Sen.” CAST o r CHARACTERS. Almrr Knyimiml.............. .t............ TlinaM Fox Cant. Dandelion......................... . J tptiiim John On]» . . . .K. h. iM'inli'rxon Srplrnitn-rtialt* . F. & Frank Mnnlitinl«................. .. C»o Fox. Jr. i-nnr (Jrnin’uii intr Knynio.ul Mr», llslr Kitty Gale i .. . . F K. Kounilllgt, Jr. MU» (i.-l.lr flint ...Miss Sadie Symcs Mil« Florence Frank A ll scats throughout tire house 50c. Scuts can be reserved at Newlun's Drug Store. _______________________ * New stock E v a lu a te d nnd Dried Fruits for Christians cakes, at Long's Grocery. . *•' _ L A $20,000,000 lumber combination, *idt Edward Hayes ns president, has brea erganlxed in Cliicogo. The object is to wetrol the white and yellow pine and — h oa U timber land north ami tru th -----In the maritlron race at Madison Square Cudtn. New York, last week, Dorando, th« Italian runner, defeated John J. Hayes, Ike American champion, in a 20-m ile fw, averaging a mile in six minutes for ike entire distance, a feat which It is v e fy *tokdul if any hone couid accomplish. * 10 *** Hcatroyad by tire flames. " « ■ gift to the Episcopalian of Albany from Spencer Trask. Trtag H Hitchcock, manager o f the Re- Itit campolgn during the has been officially nomad for f t i i i n S I g y r a l In W explosion in in me the mine mine W^•Hov. th* m. 28, . by’ an' «»piosion • ^ S ^ ; Iwralooon,pa,'>r lnPenn* . . INTERESTED its I mn in the welfare and prosperity of the City of Sanford and its citizeim, H and desiring to see our city advance and lake its place as the foremost inland city of ourState, which distinction properly belongs to* us, and having no other motive than the .up-. building Jif «smfrml nmi .ita greater prosperity. H aivc. imimimml my. I'nnriiihmy-for-Um-oflim-trf— Mayor, and take pleusure in presenting to you my Platform, in which I have embodied the issues which I believet-are foremost in the minds of our citizens und best adapted to bring nbout the desired resuit: " I nm in favor of reduction of tnxes. — # ‘ ♦ i I nm in fnvor of better fire protection. [I V E R Ê m . . ■ * . I am in favor yf paving and keeping in projier condition our streets and nvenues. I am iiMnvur of city extension, provided the city can guarantee to tlje inhabitants of the contiguous territory aU the benefits to which they would be eiUitlctLofl tax-paying citizens; but 1 "vig o ro u sly opposeThtrplnn of extension as presented by the- present administration, which I believe. to be unfair und unjust. ; I nm in favor of inunicijud ownership of a Lighting Plant und Water Works ns a ineaiuT whereby to obtain revenue with which to meet the necessary expenses of City Government • If elected I wiTenforce strictiy and imp'»r*,"Tr~ " "»he Ordinances ot our city. — ■-;sr , Wmle R. you has received a verto *12. “ “ « « ^ a n y a employ, ••nectfully, .. E . BgADY Sanford. HoriJ«. AW.mi-r 1 ^ b u ,U ™ s wJ*o was ooUlslon while be was nnengl- X X J ^ n X E E M D IT Excellent Prices Paid For San­ ford’s Early Lettuce TRUTH STRANGER THAN FICTION Over F o u rteen Hundred D ollars N e tte d F rom One A cre o f Snnrord's Soil In Nlnpty Days Sanford hns gnined name and fnme throughout the world as the "C elery City, « h* »**>«» h o » been rightfully bestowrrtr for Sanford celery has become most popu­ lar with lire buyers in the northern mar­ kets, und with conditions in tho market favorable, tire celery growers never full to reap n small fortune. There are other crops,,however, thnt. while overshadowed by King Celery In the vegetable kingdom, yet. nevertheless, for a quick crop to Ire pulled o f f ‘ before the celery hns fairly been started, cer­ tainly need not Ire relegated to the rear In popularity, nnd in the opinion 6f many prospective land, buyers this week rim lettuce crop bids fair to outrival tire eel. ery in public favor, Lettuce Is planted In many Instances ns a starter, or to get the Innd |n good Blmpe for tire planting o f celery, and thus in many instances tire people who learn of Sanford's ^wonderful Inducements to tire grower never bear o f lettuce until they reach the scene o f operation. Snnford lettuce lias always been in great demand and Sanford growers hnve nlwnya achieved great success with their plants, and supply these plants‘ In many oilier sections of the state to growers who are not fortunate enough to hnve the subinegation system nnd flowing wells. Hut this seasontlic returns from lettuce-' hnve been so great ns to lie beyond belief. Doe instance is cited to demonstrate the wonderful possibilities of Sanford soil: Mr. Joe Cameron is nwell known grower and one o f tire pioneers in Sanford, n innn known far nnd'wide for his great success in the Snnford Celery Delta. Sev­ eral dnys ago Mr. Cameron sliipiied through the well known commission linn o f John V. Denton & Co. a car o f lettuce nnd 301 crates netted him $812.37. lie nlso received for 244 crutes n net price of $700.28. Tills Inst was cut from a half acre, o f land, or would mean that from one acre of Innd Mr. Cameron re­ ceived a net profit o f over $1,400. This lettuce seed was planted ninety days ago nntl on the same land celery pinnts were set out nnd arc now in n flue condition, and the market permitting, will net Mr. Cmncnm n good return also. Other growers have done equally as w elirth e first-shipm ents- bringing $4:50 l»cr crate, nnd on Wednesday tills week, despite the warm weather, which would naturally cause a slump In |>rlces, several shipments brought $4 per crate. ' Tims it will Ite seen that one ow e of land in tire Snnford Celery Delta w ill net tho grower in this one instance over $1,400 in lettuce and the crop o f celery may rnise tills net profit $1,000 mote, thus making the total m u m on one acme or land $3,000. Mr. Culp, another grower, realized even better returns from 206 crates, netting ---------- =---- — -------------------- ;— Where in this great universe enn a grower realize more money from one ocro o f land T . __________________ WILL BUILD A BUSINESS BLOCK 0 m ■‘Mrt lost their lives. tg is • * y «ft;»iih in t dkisl fan 1[f,t * pp0*nUnenl »n the new ^ E. E. B R A D Y To the P e o p le o f S o n fo n l: ■ T** German Fird losutance Dam« , ' “ TdedrA Oliio, has been enjoined doing business in Alabam a by the ■*kotl|W of the latter state until an ex“ ■»doB of the company'» financial “ “ “ too is made._L _______ to* forty girts attending S t ChrisZ ' " * » * Saratoga. N. Y., were at ^ ******* Friday, the building was ered to be on fire and all rushed ^tosvlng practically ail their effects in . OF Candidate for Mayor of City of Sanford w*gner, a Frenchman, In a W int car, ^ wna the grand prlx at the national autotoobile meet at Savannah last week, in the '“ »»•making time of 402 miles In six ten minutes and thirty-one seconds. Hannemann. o f the Uni“ W M t h e South at Sewanee, Tenn., uw most prominent educators in iouth* d>«l in Richmond.Va„ Nov. 27. PLATFO RM THE MOST PROFITABLE CROP ««jor. 3Œ M M n u n . There I s ' ho doubt about tlie business p o rtio n 'o f Sanford becoming crumped, and those who are seeking store rooms w ill be anxious to locate in this sectiom o f the city. Several new store rooms will be built on Sanford avenue, and when lire new buildings o f Mr. Boiuinnon are finished they will not only add much to the appearance o f First street, but w ill •hut out the sight o f several old rookeriA that now disgrace the lake front. . »JPr 4*1 — * Net. ■ i mm i f 4*:j-* i fiLVTr1 H » ÿd * P ro m in en t Lo u isville Man. S a tisfied W ith S a n fo rd 's G reat P r o s p e c ts Thomas Bohannon, o f -Louisville, K y „ wos ln lire city several days this week looking up ids property interests. Mr. Bohannon owns the corner lot at First street and Sanford avenue, next to the DeMont building, and the vacant lo u dlrectly Opposite and next to the StoneGove building. He is thoroughly alive tq tluTwbbderful poasibilltles'of Sanford's growth and expects to build upon this property at an early dnte. The buildings will be o f concrete, two stories in height nnd the stores w ill be fitted up in good style. • __ __________ _________ i s r h r f! i i y jr � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1908 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 28, 1908 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 28, 1908. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 28, 1908;<a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank"> Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/efdae377329f60f782c1687489f0922b.pdf 97e9d9e0572e7065f293a0e7744dff2b PDF Text Text P a | « 10 T H C -W N fO W ttC W LO Novem ber 14, i q m WSOU)l|l)NSOfR[sp[f, d irndl hre grpvriTtg- lw -In terta t-w tT lrty r U hot«om a^^im kflikM v-and-jtTtrriftcm tm i na 1 took upon ilia gaim nra-gr TtVtHg -g fecrr to be present next Wednesday night. ao admirably- piatted.'-ao cleanly kept: surely it must appeal to every artistic Catholic Letters and Communications on Where Devout o f the Celery eye and intelligent mind. I f he be a Rav. M Fot. rector; aervtws «very second and with SunJay; Mriy mai». 7 * . m.: man snd l«rVarious Timely Topics. City Worship Tomorrow. public benenefactor who causes two lon. 10 a m ; Sunday school, » a. W.i vespara. 3 b to d ea jeL ln iJ a to. grow In place o f one, what ahaU w e say o f the ones in your community who have through years o ! Kosary. instniction and benediction. discouraging experiments Wrought out a 7:30 p. m, system th e re b y the tiller o f the soil in In This Department will be round the the celery delta m ay in a few years be­ Of Interekt to Those Religiously In­ clined-Subjects of Discourses Views, Opinions and Comment come a clipper o f coupons; for the former ico, IJ; evert In(fu rili», 7:00; Sabbath adiad. 7:30 for the Sabbath. . ^ __ ■». o f Practical Writers. »H o . F.-WkUtwví lW t >rar»r ■»—OMi PdO Florida desert has been made to " blossom Wlrêieas, Puirullhan 'VV.'T; T)t* fauarl »1 ih* C W cKm ta ths'Ciiy *H'EaraM>r p. ID. a member o f the police force of u R«qtmi«i to or I»mI lU f Annwfocomonti md Services Sabbath morning and evening Brevity will ln*ure I know o f no. place In all the world AIMf Chufth Now« to tkla office not !*l*f (Kin Tasrwif o f Tam pa for eleven years. |ms as usimi. , ifttfftMB. contrary to the vtr where can be found the combination of most unfortunate and tragic dcaili; rirmt Methodist llshtd, but ntniilvr lion* will be rejected. 'e will not be responsible climate, soil, Irrigation and drninago that Roy. D. D. Sweat, pastor; church, corner Park fore bo It * Ini mi . - t contributor«. All comavenue and Fifth street; parunmute, comer MjS* ------------------------for current Issun mult be la prevails at the Celery City. "Resolved. Thot wo tender to the he. olIn avenue and Seventh street; phone 854. S band not later than Tuesday p. ra.l—Eo. unday morning service at II; evening service. H ave a Jollification— a great time o f re­ 7:00;. reeved fam ily our sincere s y m p a th y and Sumlsy school, 0:45 a. m.; Jno. K. MetSuggestions Tor Our Tete Day I Inter, Supt Epworth League. 4:00 Sunday even­ The M a jestic M usical Com edy Com pany heartfelt condolence in this hour of »m,,. joicing and thanksgiving. ing. A t Opera House N ext W edn esday tlon. A b o , be it — H e n r y H. D e a n e . To tbe Editor of The Herald: Last Sunday, .being missionary day In A s a former resident o f your city, the By far tlte Itcst mmflcnl comedy compn"Resolved. That we commend the tuAM Accidental Death of C. S. Connell. the Sunday school* the largest offering of •• Queen o f the St. Johns." I wish to add CL S. Connell, one a f the most promi­ any day in the year was brought in. The pany which lx n o w touring w ill be seen at traits o f character which werc-cxEibitaj n word o f approval to .the suggestion nent citizens o f the Apopka section was amount was nearly $22. Over $80 have the opera house Wednesday evening, by our brother officer, his efficiency at a made in your last week's issue ns to n member o f the force, and his faithful«* killed last Monday morning by the occi­ been raised b y this school for missions Nov. 18. •» carnival, or festal occasslon— a short sea­ to duty ns a .servant o f the city, and Am ong the supporting company m ay be dental discharge o f his shot gun. It seems this year. The, fifth Sunday w ill be ob­ son o f Joyous celebration and b ea k y that Mr. Connell had started for the field served ns Children's Day. The school found such well-known comedinns ns Lee furthermore, that n copy of these retolu’ thanksgiving. I f ever n people in all the Barth, a German character delineator, a lions be sent the fam ily of the decesied and In coming through the fence caught meets nt 0.4 ii a. m. wide world had cause for such a celebroand copies furnished the pret the hammers o f his gun, the contents There w ill be the usual services next yodler such as Emmett Olcott nnd Scanlon tlon, surely It is the people o f the Celery o f Tam pa a s'w ell. were in their prime. Lou Powers who striking him near the heart and death re­ Sunday. Preaching both morning and •'H arry A . P eopi sulting immediately. His absence from evening (11.00 a. in. and 7.00 p. m ) by plays the part o f Izxy Cohen is conceded S t Patrick's day Is an appropriate time; ' _ _____T. W ooiiwaki to be one of the funkiest low comedians on home occasioned alarm and a search be­ the pastor, Rev. D. Ii. Sweat. A cordial let the carn ival color be .green, and let " F rank B ell. ing litadfe Tor him the body was discoved welcome to all. W e extend a-special in­ the American stage today, and his songs every m anly breast and queenly bosom “ W L F ly nt. with the gun lying near-by, The coron- vitation to strangers and to those who and'parodies are a scream. Miss Edith be adorned with a sprig or bouquet o f Powers, who plays the daughter. Minerva, ’EllWIN L amar intrr, era* Jury returned a verdict o f death by. qrc w.llhAu l.p a iiQra.flt thlsxima to worship dainty dippings from the choicest o f gar­ ls,-to quote from nn Atlanta paper,-""The ‘G tò ruiTB la itbont , accidental shooting. T he .funeral wut with-us,— ----------------- — den -foliage— llu v e the different-kinds o f sweetest bunch o f young girlhood seen • _______ — Tampa Tribune. held at the residence near Oakland on Epworth League meeting 3.00 p. m. sports, tests o f strength, boat races, e ta Thursday morning, the services being de­ Mr. L. K. Phllipa is the lender for tlte day. here ih a long time, and is the 'tassetsor Card o f Thanks. In lien o f ih e usual flower parade, have a o f n sweetly cultivated voice. Others in layed in order that his daughter who is Let all the young people come. In our late bereavement in die by* uf * vegetable parade, with money prizes for the company are Miss Marie McCollum, attending college at Lexington, Ky., could a dear brother. W. E. Williams, our the best decorated vehicles, using for dec­ who plays Mrs. Hargraves. Miss Lottie arrive in time. • Presbyterian tboughta turn to those who expressed orations celery, lettuce, cauliflower, etc. Rev. J. F. McKInnkm. [tailor; mortili West, an eccentric conuncdienne. Sidney Mr. Connell was a man who enjoyed the It; evenlni their aonow-and sympathy in the dudu-ai ‘ ig service, 7:00; Sabtialh act« H ave a large float, with the “ Celery Williams, James R. Mitchell, Jack Asher, respect and esteem o f a large circle o f m.; Henry McLaulin.-SupL; prayer mo hour ond by deeds and words of consola­ , Q ueen" riding J n state, surrounded by n nttdsy, l i:30 p. m. Bessie Overton, DaisySunion, Paul Arthur. friends and acquaintances Being o f un­ tion sought to assuage our grief. To them The pastor has been nwny nil week a t­ And the orchestra is composed o f Frank dozen other fa ir maidens, all dressed In ilagging zeal and devotion to business w e wish to express our hcnrfelt thunlt tending the annual session o f tlte Presby­ flimsy robes o f w hite nnd green, each G. Woodruff, n violinist o f repute, and Prof, interests he had built up large properly I t W- W illiams. terian Synod o f Florida at Jacksonville. Clarence J. Grogan, a bit mlpianist.---This bearing n bouquet o f strawberry foliage, holdings nenr Oakland and owned one o f I. B. W illiams, -The Synod is composed *i>r the three blossoms and fruit, and surround the-floot gentleman is tho.marvci o f the age. playtHeTFnesi tracts o f vegetable land In that J. B. W illiams , with stately stalks o f early com. Presbyteries, the Florida. Suwannee nnd iqg four different tunes nt the same time. thriving section. He leaves a w ife rind S l Johns. Dr. McKinnon returned last 1 w ill not take tim e and space to enu­ S o c ia lis ts M ake Big Goins. He is absolutely sightless, and has never night nnd will occupy his pulpit Sunday merate the m anyother attractive features Tlte Socialists in Orange county are known what a piano looks like. . In morning and evening. that crowd the mind. Sudi a parade and the people of Sanford are assured o f a/are Jubilant over the good showing made in celebration w ill be unique, attractive, ap­ musical treat in ‘T h e Flower o f the South." the late election over tiuil of JiMM. Lack propriate and, as an advertising feature, There are nearly twenty « m g M ti. Among o f space forbids the publication ofoBcUl R*v. R. R. Kami all. il«r: - Sunday morning its good effects w ill be far-reaching. service. II; evening ser .7:30; prayer meeting some of the must prominent are; “ When returns, but figures.indJcalp that the So­ Wednesday. 7j00 n. m ibbatli school, 10 The Clyde L ipe and railroad systems J. C. Enstnlnger. u| ismlnger. S Superintendent the Circus Comes to Town,,’ “ Wont You be cialist party,!« growing stronger in every will, with their usual liberality, give spe­ yourself o f them: Enamel ware, rinsing my Honey.” ■•Sleep, Baby, Sleep." “ When election nnd in 19HJ- will be a potent fueux cial rates. Make It a great "hom e-com ­ pans, sauce pans, dippers, 15, 25, and 35 rtrst Baptist Eyes Like Yours Look into Eyes Like Mine,” in politics. , JUMrtr: Sunday morning serv­ in g " for every Sanfordlttl, for nnd n e a r - cents. Two-lb red kidney beans, 10c; 2 >- , .. "Mariulchn." “ Poor Old Girl," "Bohemia,” ice. ibevenlng servier, 7:30; Sohlmth school. 0:43 w in n e r W ashin g Machines in Jacksonville alone there are two hun­ lb Elberta peaches, 15c, Worcester sauce, ». m.; K. K Murrell, Supt.; prayer meeting every "Back to Am erica," "The Flower o f the A few more o f these still left, sold strictly Wednesday, 7:00V m.; V. W, A. Aral Friday, 3 p. dred or more. * 15c. Only one beautiful set o f China ware South," "The Mountains and Valleys I on guuutee. If they do nut tlo whu! we Words fail me to express the feelings price $ 20 , next week for $17, claim, money la refunded., Harry JTWiltoa Q1CC0E THE RESUME OF ALL CHURCH EVENTS COLUMN DEVOTED JO P EO P lf THE ELOWER O f THE SOUTH L,aim.is tne Dasis or all wealth Land hunger has caused bloody wars million immigrants annually to i ight heie in over crowded -Europe the Sanford District—sub-irrigate( watered by everlasting artesian wells •* <*-.'* * ~~ i- low, before the mighty host, of land-hungry peopi e arrive ind—town lots, suburban lots and farm lots on Lots of Easy Payments -We’ll tell-you all about it SANFO RD, FLORIDA �■Ma te » *: :> WMUA 'Ih*/ ■•- Tt-l //V SANFORD—Life ¡a Worth Living SANTORD. FLORIDA, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 21, 1908 TV rtIM fH M V O R tO -^TgTTittPtR WATtH Liberal Appropriation! Made—$647.000 For St.Jolms Items of Interest Gleaned from Various Sources . T U C i.ic c i/ H«rs the Reader» Will Find a Brief Albert G. Holland a member o f the first "company organised In Washington to fight for the Confederacy, died suddenly In Washington on the 15th Inst. Mr. Holland took part In the first battle o f Manassas, wu captured and sent to Camp Chase where he remained until the close o f the war. The Duchess o f Chaulnea, form erly Miss Theodora Shonta, gave birth to. a son In Paris Nov. 18. By this btrth the Duchess retains her title. Her husbnnd died last spring. The Emperor and Empress Dowager o f China both died during the post week. - Prince Chun become R eg en t-o f the Em* pirr and has assembled an arm y at the [wiser, all approaches to which are hcaviI.-as are legation * approaches, J & .M W m l«, fe a m -a o uprising among his people.* The city o f Peking is trans* formed, a brilliant blue taking the place of red which formerly predominated. Bpth the Emperor and Empresa Dowager died unattended, as has been the custom for over three thousand years when a ruler died. They died alone although surrounded [V by circles of abject spectators who re­ mained a rod distant oh account o f the ured persons of their m ajesties they could not be approached. The Park theater, one o f the lnndmarka of Brooklyn. N. Y., waa destroyed by fire J fit week, only fifteen minutes after a large audicWCe had left the building. Had ths Are occurred s ~ ttttle earlier 'llie r e ' Is no doubt that the loss o f life would have been appalling. Aa it waa only one.per* ■ion, a fireman, waa injured. Pro!.Harrington, a noted scientist nnd «»-chief <if the weather bureau, who has b«a missing for some ten years, and was J -supposed tabe-dead, haa been found in lie asylum nt Morris Plains, N. Y .entered u John Die, He waa identified by his vile, but did not recognize her. He does not know who be is or where he came bom. mn,e* {or Ihe work necessary on riv en and harbors In the Southern States. The following covers recommendations for Florida: Biscayne bay, 7,000; Withlacoochee river. $50.000; lachicola bay, $80,000; Carra belle $75.000; Hillsborough bay, $I0J y W e s t $50.000; Tampa bay, $2 Pensacola. $150,000; Sarasota $20.000; Apalachicola river, inch ing lower Chipola river. $20,000; Blackevate river. $25,000; Crystal,' Manotu. Aclotc, Suwannee and Withlacoochee river. $24,500; Indian river, $9,000; Kissimmee, $5,000; Ocklawnha. S 6 .QQQ: Orange. 55,000: S t Johns river, $847,000; Volusia bar, $5,000; Choctawbatchee, $10,000; Escambia and Conecuh, $10,000 For the fiscal year ending June 30,1910: Under the continuing contract, Jackson­ ville is given $215,000 and Pensacola $150,000.^ Savannah is given $400,000; Chattahoochee riyerL $230,000. In S a a fo rd — L lfe l * W o r th L i v i n g " __ JSouthern Prints*. W»«Mn|ton. D. C.f”~' ‘ W ith this motto at the masthead, the Sanford (F la .) Herald reaches us. it ia ten-page, five column paper, one of tlie neatest published, and the composi­ tion and presawork could not be improved. Mr. R. J. Holly, formerly o f the Orlando, Reporter-Star, Is the managing editor, and he is assisted by a competent corps, among whom is Mr. W. S. Osborn, on able newspaper man and (winter. In connection with the , publishing of The Herald, a general printing business will be conducted." . The complete plant— composing room equipment and pressroom— was Installed bySou thern ;Prlnlets Supply Company. Washington. D. C. What Everybody Is Talking About Ths day ot feai'T'tntf draweth nlih . And K u m ut A urkry* toon mud die. Git one that'* y o l In f and iwert and fat. And dull It t U l l of Itila and that, With fcuH and be D t lt i, »su m make. And add prrae I\ v ti, plea and cake. ---- A ik friends and I/Indred all lateMne, And apread Than IVatnrini at your home Let no| the car U* a of life disirraa But fill each gu U r d with happlneai. RcceWe the j o V i of youthful day* t a l blrtfing utirt p itlw . And fo r A re you a subscriber to T he H ehaldT E-l Hess?. pr^.T.!u«iu iu u»e prosecu­ tion of the boodlers in San Francisco, was *U* and seriously wounded while It»- at­ tendance ot court in that c ity last Friday. His assailant, Morris Haas, gave as ’ his « • » n for the act the statement that Hea*y had ruined him in business and dlsIrteed his family by bringing to light the f*d that be was an ex-convict. THE «* t W r t H W kW S H H W H H W V . •* Washington. D. C.,Nov. 14.’B8. : “ T o J . N. W hltm r, Sanfordl "T h e Board o f Engineers and Chief o f Engineers approve a chan­ nel one hundred feet wide and eight feet deep. Palatku to Sanford, and one hundred feet wide and five feet deep Sanford to Lake H a rw y I■ mean low water. This action guar­ Ü antees both projects. — — '— '— ""F sanx CLskk.“ : This intelligence seems too good to be true, and many nnd varied inquiries were made at The Herald office regarding the possibilities offered by this great project To those who have been urging this movement this telegram.means that their labors Imve not been in vain, nnd when the stately vessels come steaming up the river and land their cargoes from many lands, the Sanford people will begin to renlize thnt the city has at lust renched the proportions of a real city and center o f trade. The Clyde Line and other lines can then operate larger boats with less difficulty and river transportation will be one o f the strongest points in this city's list pf attractions. * Aside from the great tourist travel by boat, which will then be increased on aceount o f the faBt daily schedule, the freight to Sanford will place this city in the list o f wholesale points, as the boats can come from New York. Baltimore and other points directly to Sanford. ■ — .— This city now enjoys a very low rate for freights, the difference between San­ ford antLiiiierior (mints tw enty-five miles apart (Sung twenty cents per hundred. The lake trade between Sanford nml-Lalie PLATFORM . i----Our Ja ck so n ville O ffic e Sanford's puhlicsplrited citizens, recog­ nizing the fact that Jacksonville offers a valuable location for an information bureau regarding the advantages o f the Celery City, have been casting about for suitable quarters. Thursday, W. D. Holden, who has been very active in this matter, re­ c e iv e ! u letter from F. M. Ironmonger. Florida passenger ngent o f thcClyde Line, stating th u n space for the Sanford office had- bcen^Tescr r a f in tha, oflk a o f th » Clyde Linernhd that thc'oflicinia would do all in.their power to advance the interests o f Sanford. This means that our city will establish an office in one o f the bcst locations in Jacksonville, and under the direc­ tion o f Mr. Leffler the Celery City will make a good display and properly demonstrate our advantages to the tourists who throng Jacksonville during the senson looking for locations. This office w ill be a distributing depot for printed matter o f nil kinds and vegetables and fruits will be on display during the season. First Car for New Railway . The first car for the new Sanford A Everglades Railw ay has been built by the Sanford Machine A Foundry* Works. It Is not o f the luxurious PuIImnn type, being just a plain hand car painted red and lettered in white. It is not much to gaze upon but the significance dawns upon (he beholder thnt this new hand car means a movement on the new railroad and in a few weeks the ties will be down and rails laid. In order that (ha construction gang can operate hand carp and carry supplies to the far end o f the road. Thus the little red car while not In the Pullman class, makes it possible for the Pullman to follow. ” OF U d E tU D D D D C E. E. B R A D Y ", ,, * f NTERESTED ns I am in the welfare ami prosperity of U»q City of Sanford and its citizens, IE r T* * « tried. The Judge held Ihe government had not proved its t*|Miioa, _ — ----_ and desiring to see our city advance und take its place us the foremost inland city of our Stntq^liich distinction pro|»crly belongs to us, and having no other motive titan the up­ building of Sanford anil its greater pro*f*eritg, 1 have announced my candidacy for the ofllce of Mnynv nnd trtltw plmgnrr in pnwftntittfHii y“ ii my Ptn*f,tr,H, hi H iH F l imv't* »nd^Hlini die issues u ^ F; r r,’Unbn at their ¿ r “ P,ku11* appealed to growers to their cotton for better prioea. H W fa b a biu n u of S t Pierre, a French SorVord people ore jubiloat 'over the announcement that deep water is assured the city. This came Saturday in the form nf a telegram to Hon. J. N. Whltner.from Congressman Frank Clark, and was as follows: To the People of Sanford: flH«ged peonage cases have “ isralssed by the court before whom ; £.__ WCTt ln attendance. A plan was , aninlao<l w aterw ay between It tMi Key W e s t.“ *1 Oongreaa will ; to carry the project to com- Announcement Means That Sanford Will Again Become Queen of the St. John» River Candidate for Mayor of City of Sanford- Sw tU ryof Navy Metcalf has resigned * tue effect Dec I. Ill health is the reo* * given. F -telBe<Unaof lbe A tlantic Deeper W a* n Association lias been In tension **«k in Baltimore. Over 300 dele- . ¡A GOOD CHANNELTO THIS CITY Harney Is becoming an item and two steamboat lines recently inaugurated are required to properly handle this trade. The orange and vegetable district adja­ cent to Lake Harney can thus transport their products by fast boats to Sahford and make connection with the Atlantic Coast Line for northern points.~Thc many advantages offered by this "deep water project can scarcely be enu­ merated at the present time nnd Sanford, with nil the prospects in view , w ill enter upon the year 1909 with a clear field and leading alt competition for the most bustling nnd fastest growing city in the entire South; a city that offers more in every w ay to the prospector,- investor, fanner and to the poor man than any other city In the world. 1 C I 3 0 [ M ] Q I 1 @ [ H ] [ E ] @ 1 ] @ ® Q H r ]1]@[T]1](EZI[H3[H] In the Cuban national election held Nov. . U h e Uberals wcro successful General *** Niguel Gomez was elected president “ d AHrcda Zayaa vice president “ ^ ion of firedamp in the Rad; J S 00? mine ,n Westphalia, Germany, miners were entombed, moat o f whom Allied, Telegram From Frank Clark Assures Project Washington, Nov. 18.—Gen. W. L Mar. slinll, ch ief o f en gin eer! o f »he United S ta te! arm y, today furnished his esti- HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK Historical Spring Flowing For Married Readers ISANFORD DEEP WATER which I believe are foremost in the minds of our citizens and befit adapted to bring about the desired result: . I am in favor of reduction of taxcs> , • !i I am in favor of better fire protection. m . . . ' • I am in favor of paving and keeping in proper condition our streets nnd uvenues. 1 am in favor of city extension, p ro v id e d the city can guarantee to the inhabitants of the contiguous territory all Uie benefits to which they would be entitled as tax-paying citizens; but I vigorously oppose the plan of extension as presented by the present administration, which I bellfcve to be unfair and unjust- - . ^ 7 ° ° ' ttre disgusted a t their treat Sovcnitnei> L *iid a re■ l » » « o i m a n h e t U o the Am erican ">d cheered the United S late _ I am-in favor-ef municipal ownership of a Lighting Plant and Water Works aaa means— whereby to obtain revenue with which to meet the necessary expenses of City GovemmenL * •tfy. £'*? ?* jv. ®f Germany has notified # , i if plprtnl t will enforce strictly and impartially all the Ordinances of our city. tfaH Ti5*wnrarsar bjr «w Nov. 17. The with anlnsurauce It will bo rebuilt on a larger sat plan. - Very respectfully, *fi«lrs that do not conof d * empire, and will lhe constitutional methods. Lookout 4 m, on Lookout Moun- ' i ‘ j, E . E . B rady Candidate for Magot1 . Sanford, Florida, Nooamber 21ft. rTinrTTrTvifm ii]^ ; 1 ‘ ------ ’;iïj Extensive Improvements To Be Made In Property LARGED DOCK AND WAREHOUSES Present Facilities Entirely Inadequate to Handle Rapidly Increasing Trade of Sanford The Herald has upon numf i t occa-> sions In the past fewnxJnthTi led ottention to the rcmnrkablt growth) Sanford. along every line and iin ln ti out many features which tended Lopriive the truth o f these assertions. One o f the best In- — dications Is the visit this week o f several Clyde Line otfidala,-who came wltht t w ----avowed purpose o f enlarging and greatly Improving their dockage and warehouses In order to facilitate the handling o f the immense freight business that ia now be­ ing transacted at this p oin t W. M. Tupper. general ngent; B. J.Ford. __ traveling a g e n t and Contractor Brown spent several days this week In Sanford, and after a careful survey and general ~ :: inspection" o f the property, the City En gincerw as instructed to get up a working design of the old building and Contractor Brown will at once prepare plans for the extensive im provem ents.^, * Hearing o f tills movement.which means so much to Sanford,-The Herald scribe in ­ terview ed A gen t M. F. Lovell yesterday and elicited the following information: The Clyde Line officials are very desir­ ous o f doing all in their (tower to further the interests o f Sanford nnd recognize the fact that in a few years Sanford, as the head o f navigation, will be one o f tbe most Important cities on the St. Johns. The dock and warehouses being entirely inadequate to handle the trade, w ill be improved b y -te a rin g -d o w n one o f the buildings near the present wareKfiuse. The present^ warehouse will be enlarged and converted Into a fine w aiting station, separate rooms made for white and col­ ored passengers, and a wide drivew ay will de built to the end o f the pier, upon which teams can be driven the entire length. A t the end o f the^ jpier a large, warehouse. 40z4 0 feet, will be erected. TTresagent's office will be placed at that poin^ and all the freight business will be hmullcd from the boat there also. TilS pisr isill ba i-U .u t to emriom^ witn this new plan and all the buildings will be painted and placed in fine condition. The improvements, when finished, will amount to between $6,000 and $7,000 and when completed will not only greatly enhance Uie river front, but will give San­ ford the best of facilities for handling freight and passengers. The building on (lie corner o f Palmetto and Commercial streets that has been vacani so long, w ill be repaired and if not used by the company will be rented for a store room. Tbe citizens o f Sanford are grateful to the Clyde Line .officials for their interest In the city and w ill Join them In the im ­ provement o f the river front. Thus the most valuable asset o f Sanfbrd, the river transiortation. will forge to the front, and with the assurance of deep water the river front In T f e w years w ill bustle with factories and wharves and the «rarely «rea m ._ era o f the const traffic w ill tie up B r a n ­ ford's wharves. ’___ • * " I n Sanford— life is worth livin g." 1 Ü d iU ’ -4V, ¡14lHT| . . S ': 1 i-'-hti ft. I* w Tf-l Business Better This Week . . * CLYDE LINE IMPROVES < There was a noticeable improvement in business all over the city this week, and our merchants are looking happy. It is evident that s new era In business is taking place in the Celery City and the movement In lettuce and good returns Is giving an" in$fttus to trade along every line. Tills week's trade is only a fore­ runner o f what is to come. The entire force o f clerks at all the stores has been busy, and the many inducements offered by our merchants this week Is bringing tbe trade. Purchasers find that they dan buy goods as cheap In Sanford as they can from rite mail order houses, and after looking up the advertisements in The Herald they proceed t o jlo all their buy Eng _ from lbe-.. Stafford merchants. S ellin g' C rierv Land The Howard-Packard Land Co. Is plac­ ing fam ilies every week upon their prop- ' erty In the Celery Delta, Th is week a fine ten-acre tract was purchased b y J .G . Ellsworth, o f Wichita. Kansas, who w ill come down later and bring several fam i­ lies with him. I; hi 1 �—■* ; —■ m .^ Í.V v * 1- f* '•*•* ’1^7 7 ^ „v>;> . ’ , V TMr CURBSTONE GLEANINGS A Budget o f Opinion “ Just Betw een You and Mc"~ thdnkful should thnnk the Generous Giver who has made the past so glorious, the present so pleasant, the future so hopeful. Tbankt, thank» for home and happy heart» For pfci ami poildlngt, cake* and tart* I And If the tklr», »re tome what murky, Thank*. Lhanki for cranbetriet and turkey. How Is Make ■ Good Town 4 First, be an honest. Industrious man yourself. Next, help your neighhjfor to be one. Third, you and he help sqm « one else. When you get a fa ir thartvof honChlel Is A m o n g Y e T a k in g N o tes, cst and true men on hand, try and patronand fa i t h . H el l »V e n t t m ‘ izc nnd encourage home Industries and S o S a y s S au n terer, home merchants. Treat the country peo­ Sgtmlml CmwpM/lHH ft TKt H n*14, ple wbo come In with kindness and; con­ The NeUon Kneel» sideration. Show them you appreciate 0 thou, the Greet Father of nation* I Thou. their trade; g iv e them fa ir prices for pro­ The tntihtr’ One of love and metcy. mercy; Thou. •,.™ Who didI con contrive the uni varar, and bulk! duce and charge them fair prices for whnt The «tara, and fathlnn the round world to ipla. they buy. In your hurry to get rich, Through apace, obedient and unerring— A n d n t. from whoae all-teeing, e'en the apanow'a wrong no man. Last, and not least, do ‘Scape«not unnoticed—now, we beeeech Thee, all you can to encourage the emigration lean Thin« ear, lo, the N Nation kneel« 1 * . for. or. la o f loafers, spongers nnd deadbeats. The Then at Thy feet, the lift« a «welling prayer Of gratitude to Thee. Another year 1« gone, Andatili her life that throb* with blood of health census enumerator m ay not find so many Her heart 1« full of peace, and In her vein» people; he w ill find happier ones. Prosperity and, thrift. • a a Dedicated ts Mr. Bryan, EtAI. The Annual resUval Whom the Lord tovelh he chatteneth. 4 W hatever m ay be the let up Juat now That he lovaa 1 know. For while (he Republican* eat turkey. In certa tm o cla l pleasures, there la to be —| am devourtoi old wow. no let up in the celebration o f the fine • • • old Am erican custom whlch_ so naturally 4 This la the year o f sit years that finny mul appropriately proceeds that other ford needs to e le a men ns Councilmcn grnnJ one o f Christmas Day. N ext Thurs­ who w ill push forward to build up the city d a y Is Thanksgiving Day. T h e "" writing and Improve It. For reasons that w ill be on the w a ll" points-to an abundance o f readily recognized b y prudent» thinking thanksgiving birds, cranberries, fruits and menf this is a critical - y « a r 4 n Sanford's nuts. Buay'house*wIves"nirover the land hestory. There will be ndvnntages nnd ore figuring on the* arrangement tor the opportunities offered us that If w e do not - d a y 7 Of feasting. *Tls a day for " them accept Will never be In our power again. that's aw a*" to once more meet the old It will be a tim e when for the good o f (Tic folks under the old roof where the happy place w e must be represented by men days o f childhood were spent, and to join who w ill be earnest, nctlve. vigorous, nnd In that touching reunion o f brothers and and who w ill have the interests o f the Bisters and other relatives whom time, city enough at heart to grasp the chances fortune ami circumstances have swept whan they crune._________________________ • so fo r a p a rt —, -7. ----- — That's whst weTneed. ' . Whnt bthfer social gathering cnmsBtn* pore with this entwining o f tender ties 4 I have been deeply pained this week afforded by the old Puritan fes tiv a l.o f to know that there Is n strong and grow­ givin g thanks T None Indeed I ing tendency among our young men for A nd It w ill be a day when charity holds gambling. On all available' occasions the Horn o f plenty, and The Saunterer is these boys indulge In the nefarious pas­ assured thnt the little end o f the horn time. W hile on Sunday the game runs . w ill not be turned upon the tables o f our die highest, there is no w eek day when poor. the nickels and pennies (and sometimes In this beautiful and prosperous city the dollars) are not changing hands. ‘ there is~charlty so broad that it is almost I am not a preacher, just an ordinary cramped for quarters. A charity that everyday man. but I would feel derelict each year is grandly manifested In comindeed did' I not give a word o f warning .— memoration o f the prim itive jolifleation and raise tny voice in protest against the I our forefathers. The year 1008 will practice which is transferring good boys e no exception. There are enough char­ o f Sanford Inlo'bad citizens. itable organizations— largely composed o f I’ orenU of Sauford, have a. watchful Zhullca—in Ibis clty. to aeû that-there shall eye on your boys.' Find out where and be no em pty tnblcs among the poor, w ith­ tow they spend- th e ir leisure- hours. If out distinction o f creed, race or color. you do tills, there will be a widqj awaken­ - A nd In addition, considering private ing for more than one parent In this charities usually extended at Thanksgiv­ blessed city. ing nnd Christmas time, there is every To the boys themselves who are com­ reason to liope that everybody w ill give mencing on a calling which, i f followed, thanks next Thursdny— for a dinner, if leads to moral and social annihilation, I nothing else. • would say, "W h ith er are you driftingT" 4 “ There's one consolation, anyhow," A gambler has no place among the good sighed the old hen turkey, as the fanner nnd respectable people o f this planet, nnd raised the fntal axe, “ today I shall be the man or boy who is known to be a gambler w ill never, while life lasts, find .ly *** '» • » ■ ■ ifhim self offered' a position or non or or T h e eternal feminine, apparently, was EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT a J fe ¡ HÉ 16?..' ill? « li' By r.- witEP. t : 7 T ri i & fo l l i e mm ii# Ï SI®Il I » 'IfÜHfitS $ i r .1 iCw4i •Jf tal' I nU ,' 121A "JIBI"’ ¡a i». fc iffin iiS r uîm I sif 1 tV trust. -------------- — - — «------------The gambling habit Is more pernicious than any oilier o f the long list o f bad habits, and where it has a strong hold Its victim w ill find it harder to shake off than any oilier evil tendency that exists. Stop your gambling, boys, before It is too la t e ; before you are numbered" among the worst o f social outcasts. Parents, see that you r boys stop gam bling before they have brought disgrace and a life burden upon you. . still doing business at the old stand. • • 9 The Lord helps them that help them­ selves, says the ancient apothegm, and a qivlc o f the South adds that: "T h ere isn't much that w e get in this country without workihg for It." 1 remember a story o f an old negro who wanted a Thanksgiving dinner, and prayed night after night: “ Lord, please send a turkey to this dark­ e y ." But none came to him. Finally he prayed: O, Lord I please send thisdark, • * • " c y to a turkey." A nd he got one that 4 Thanksgiving evening ought always to same night. be spent at home. A nd let everybody ... ■ ------- r—.— a— a— a . , - . ------------ vhave on open fire that can. Turn the 4 Candidates for the municipal election kitchen over to the children if they want .a re now coming to tho front and the prin cipol subject o f discussion on every hand it. Let them have pumpkins to make is the near approaching electiotl. I sin Jack-o'-lanterns o f or Cinderella coaches. ccrely hope that the voters o f this fa v o r such as Miss A icott describes in " IJ ttie ed city will be a live to U>eir duly, and lle n r* Let them pup corn and let then\ not only work, but work hard, to elect make molasses candy, and parch plnders. • • * good reliable men to the offices which be­ Municipal ElccUon PrognoaUcaUona come vacant December 7 th, 4 Only two weeks from next Monday and The affairs o f the city for the next year Iba voters o f Sanford w ill be called upon demand reliable -and prudent business to elect a fu ll, corps o f officers for the supervision. To elect other than those government o f the city for another yaar. men who have the requisite qualifications Up io this week there has been little in ­ and ability-to give th e city such a gov­ terest m anifest in this election, which is ernment would be the greatest fol/y. must important o f all elections to the 7— «■ a »-*— ^ peopls o f this bailswlck, but the past few 4 Thankfulness is one o f the noblest days announcements have been made traits o f humanity. Thanksgiving is the and the* voters are beginning to alt up broad recognition that w e admit our d e ­ and takeL notice, and m any have regis­ pendence and express our gratitude to tered w ith Clerk Scott this week. Bear God the G iver o f every good and perfect in mind, each ahd' every voter must be gift. registered. There is no nation under the sun that The complexion o f the M ayoralty con­ has a better right to be thankful than the test remains the same, with Forest Lake United States, the earthly mother o f us and E. E. Brady as the only candidates. a lt Peace and plenty smile all bver her The former gentleman is the present inEroad plaTns end . . . . . . . _ w™ office and i l now on n cumbent Vo .f the M, r. 2 Ä ' aar ^ d r b ttri"e~ lri.pT,0uí*' iwuw*“,oo#**#w‘u return next Monday, and then we may out the hand o f fellow ship or o f brother­ hood, and at this festive season all have cause to be thankful. “ Dalilo» are «hire upon lb* churchyard »od. Sweat t w » lb* doml« lixik iluwn and si»«. Thl* «artb U vary beautiful: O, my Owl, I lhartk The* that 1 live. So tin gs the Scotch poet, and w e who h ave • dozen-fold more reason to be expect more life in the campaign. Mayor has given (he city a vigorous ad­ ministration. during which many im prove­ m ent» have been inaugurated, and it is hia greatest ambition to complete t improvements, a desire in which his friends share, coupled w ith a déterm ina• - ’T ; i • -----------------_ >» V - ;. : - ■■» ■ . '. SANTORO . ------------------------- ----------------------------------- . . . . ----------------- — P tfa 2 -r-r> ,-^ d v . ---------------------------- ------------------------------------- * ,*..M :------- HERALD tion to again plape him at the head o f the local government. T h e , other candi­ date. Mr._Brndy, Is a young man o f clean character and keen business acumen Elsewhere he has published his platform. It is a concise declaration and thoroughly in the fine o f progressiveness. Mr. Brady favors municipal ownership o f public utilities, and also advocates extendini the city limits under certain conditions, and Is pronounced in favor o f paved streets and "h complete system o f sidew nlkw.— ft Is evident thnt t his w ill be Interesting from now until the close, as the friends o f both are making strong fight. J. T. Lee and C. C. Morris are the only candidates announced for Marshal. The former has served in that capacity the past year with evident satisfaction and it can be truthfully said that nil the laws have, been enforced strictly and with im ­ partiality. Mr. Morris also has had some experience ns an officer,and pledges him­ self to tin Impartial enforcement o f all laws. Being a railroad man, he w ill have strong support from the “ boya" o f the A . C. L-* A s Clerk and Treasurer, Mark L. Scott has faithfully Served tho people for eight term «-and ip ^ th i« hu jiinth candidacy' for the office, he has no competition. , Three members o f the City Council are to be elected, to succeed Messrs. Robin­ son. Robbins and Lefficr, whose terms ex­ pire. W hile Messrs. Robinson and Rob­ bins declare that they will not accept the office again, tho friends and neighbors of Mr. Lefficr in the East Side insist upon his return nnd hope that he will consent to become . a candidate. So far he hna not made a formal announcement. Am ong the new names proposed I hear o f Mr. A . T. Rossiter, a man o f strict Integrlty and o f large property interests. T h e K een R u tter is tne only safety razor that permits o f the sliding cut, so necessary for a smooth, dean shave. N o scraping or pulling like the ordinary straight cutting razors. m HKBffiR SAFETY RAZORS are equipped with 12 N orw egian atecl - blades, each ground, honed • and stropped by hand, tested .and guaran tee. Packed in leather case convenient for travelers. V/eStil Them H arry J . W ilson, SANFORD F L O R I DA Your Order' Solicited And one üho li IH ,' èV#y‘kray capable oT ,, serving the best Interests of the people. I loam nlao that great pressure is being brought to bear on Mr. Horry P. Driver, the genial proprietorof the Sanford House, to induce him to stand for the City Coun­ cil. He is o f the right stuff, actively in­ . . terested in the progress of the city, and withal has a keen perception o f what is required to make a good town. No bet­ ter selection could be made for council­ man, and I hope Mr. Driver will enter the race. J- P» CLARK, Orlando, Fla. ;; Groceries H A Y AND GRAIN High Grade Preserves, Jellies, Jams A Complete Line of Cigars and tobacco THE BEST OF EVERYTHING W H I T E F R O N T GROCERY Come and See Us, or ’Phone 39 W. J . TH IG P E N & CO M PAN Y ACENT8 Fire Insurance Offie* with HOLDEN REAL ESTATE CO. Sanford, F lo rid a S. F. S A L L A S lì i• (» T he S aunter er . ----------In Enterprise •• Successors to N. JÍ, GKRNER rule o f progress in all municipal affalnL He believes in all modem improvements and will labor in the best Interests o f all the people, yet In supporting all meritorious acts for the advancement o f the city he will ever have In m in iH h e financial con­ dition o f the city and seek not to place unjust or unwise burdens of debt upon the people. I believe Mr. Hand will be elected far. lie is young, enterprising, possessed o f unusual business judgment, and whim) w ill be a safe qian In the administration o f the city affairs. From this array the voters should be able to select n wise board o f officials for ti»e local government. The coming year is to be an important one in Sanford, and its business affairs must be wisely admin­ istered, Uierefore it behooves the voters to exercise the greatest care ______________________ _ and wlmtnm In selecting men to fill the various offices. Yours for Progress. 9-ROOM HOUSE, 14 ACRES Best Grade Cypress Shingles W RITE ME TOR PRICES , Slate and Tile Roofing GUTTER AND GALVANIZED TANKS 4 <( Repair Work a Specialty ii iiU v Corner firs t Street and Palmetto Avenue $ 1100.00 DON P E A B O D Y Enterprise Florida Florida I Western Meats BarberShopj, LULL LINE 132 A U WHITE BARBERS _ GOLD, Florida DEALER ORO TAUCET S a n fo r d , H O LLY W ILLIA M S A clean towel for every customer— v G. R.^ CALHOUN Sanford Avenue Best Fertilizers F'Ott'-EwifcBj _ Prop. FIRST CLASS CRATE MATERIALS - iv a fra <> <> <« •> <• " •> ■i G A R N ER & ROBERTS The west side is almost a unit in its support o f G. R. Calhoun for councilman, and his name has been formally annoy peed in T he HtRAiD. Everyone knows* Dick Calhoun to be strictly honest and upright, and jx lover o f Sanford, therefore he e«n be relied upon to do each and everything in his power for the good welfare o f the city. I predict his election. - t— -----Thursday afternoon a coterie o f gentlemen. embodying some o f our best citizens and heaviest taxpayers, waited upon W; H. Hand and persuaded KTm to make the race for councilman, hence ills formal an­ nouncement appears In T h b - H erald. "B illie," as he is affectionately called by those who know him best, is thoroughly In earnest and solicits the votes o f alt, to r . L — . >— f~. --Í 1------ - ~ FOR S A L E Finished Lumber for all Building Purposes Titfez*f ¿ Suford, Fla. �:n~Kw?rr‘''Tf Hem* 0r interest Concerning Society People; ly w fU th e members o f the younger set in Sanfordis social world take great -pleasure In .thus whiling a w ay many a winter evening. The Candidate for Mayor Makes PubThere occurred a t the hothe o f Mr. and _______1 _ Ho tils Intentions Mrs. Baldwin last Saturday at 4 p. in. a wedding. It was a very quiet affair, only the couple arid a few friends being pres­ ent. Miss Bernice Steeve arrived here Saturday on the 2 p. m. train, liavhig come all the w a y from Massachusetts^ While How Celery CUy Vanity Fplr and was united In marrlaun m M r..w _a _ -mm- " " Klng o f the Sanford Grocery Co., b y Rev. Social Goaalp. J. F. McKinnon, pastor o f the Presbyte­ rian church. -The ring service was used And irom our he«rt«»U cow d e p o rt» Tiie couple w ill be glad to see friends at & round u* pier ; the residence o f Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin, ns "ftre niusic of T h a n k iilv in g d ty . they intend m aking their home in Sanford. ’ » »— 1 t The Herald extends congratulation to the week will be Thanksgiving and young couple and hopes that Mrs. King |there will be o f course the usual hoi w ill not too greatly miss the cold nnd Usf giyety in Sanford. The different snow o f her Northern home. {hibs mIU observe the usual customs and rill* them will be nothing on an elaboMrs. A . C. Doudney returned Sunday nte scale the Thanksgiving season w ill night fron ra three days’ trip to DeLand. POINTS PURÉIY PERSONAL «sS&wMSSP“ U flttingly observed But in the home celebration the Thanks­ giving dinner will bo the real tiling. The dinner early became the marked feature „( the Thanksgiving festival. In thu Purftnn limes it was the one day ' ned by religion and custom, when on« might give himself up to the plentitmof the table and when the close fru flirty and Spartan plainness o f the diet nighlbeblsmelessly relaxed. Until with J O H N V . D E N T O N & GO. Her son, Sanford, accompanied her. Rev. D. B. Sweat and w ife left for St. Augustine Monday. It is expected dial Mrs. Sweat w ill enter a liaspitul to under­ go un operation. Miss Jim m ie Glass left for St. Augus­ tine Monday .morning. Miss Glass’ eyes trouble her very much and she w ill have them treated while there. To the People of Stnford : Having announced m y candidacy for the office o f Mayor, and published my platform elsewhere in this paper, 1 desire in this article to define to you as clearly nqd briefly as I can. my position In regard th the two main Issues o f the campaign. tumiBty:- dliy— xlension ownership. mercB ’s.F m it and Producé Southwest Corner-Washington and Chambers Streets W~,¥ ,OitK'^Gfr and "municipat — aM ' HM M i REFERENCES»: Aetna National Bank of New YorkCtty. or any Commercial Agency Sanford Is steadily growing, but I be­ lieve under proper management it w« grow to much larger proportions nnd 1 CRUTCHFIELD & W00LF0LK would rest easily pnd naturally upon because o f the industry o f our cltite and the great natural resources at t ir command. It Is impossible, however. 1 r BRANCHES _ us to win this distinction except by cc 1----certeil action and unalterable determln iChicago tion on the part o f our citizens. It Is t j Cincinnati cause I earnestly desire to see Sanfc ! Jacksonville forge ahead, nnd because I firmly belie that tny plan is the only practicable o by which to solve the problem, that I ha put.myself before you ns a candidate for Mayor. 1 have stated In my platform that I tun in favor of city extension, providkji the city a m guarantee to the irfhablimits o f the contiguous territory all the benefits to which they would lie entitled ns tnx-pnying citizens; but that I vigorously opixise the plan of extension ns pre ii *• sente«] by the present administration. In other words, I ah not in favor of any measure that attempts to bring others into the city by force, against their will and against their vote, simply and only to squeeze n tax from them with which to run our city government, and without be­ ing B bloiodoH nythlng‘tn"thT!"'*nly"oflTn' proving the territory In which they live such ns giving them streets; sewers, lights, etc., which they would Iinve. a perfect right to demand in return for the tax they pay. I no favor city extension, however, whenever the city Is in n position to guar­ antee these benefits, nnd unless wo can do this wo will tie acting unfairly and un- “ ‘ j PITTSBURG, PA. • Sales Agents a n d Distributors • SANFORD CELERV UNION . Room 16, Pico Block. 'Phone 269 SANFORD, FLA. BRANCHES New York Washington Sanford . Chase & Co. la the last thirty years Thanksgiving dinner was more an emergency meal. Then were no markets and Use New Eng­ land housewife showed her skill In making S H IP P E R S O F Mabel Paige Is Coming—tier Company palatable dishes from the best that'the here three nights (armor garden produced. I f certain crops The announcement that Mabel Paige, w fruits failed, the dinner was cooked llie favorite actress nnd idol o f the South, fmn what had grown well. Tire spirit o f is coming to Sanford w ill he hailed with rn iiriim d e lfg h tb y th e thousands of-friem ls o f this -{••kaew the best the horns afforded was ■ poiuiiur Judy and her excellent company. placed before him. Tw o preparations Miss Paige w ill open at the opera house M •*«emsde far in advance o f the day. next Monday night, ip the great Cuban The turkey was fattened and the pumpkin m ilitary comedy drama, “ For Liberty and vss encouraged to grow freely in and out Love,” following this, Tuesday night witli of the rows of corn, undisturbed by the the beautiful copyrighted play, " A t Cozy modem cultivator. Corners," in which Miss Paige Btnrred nt The serving of dinner was not accordtlgh prices for an entire season. On Wed' lag to the rules or the uestheUc dlhlng o f today, but la the family o f the early Puri­ S A N FO R D , F L O R ID A tan gentleman the meal was marked by u high a courtesy and refinement ns ever, accompanies a modern dinner with ki trained service. Each one presided over some dish, vegetable-or fruit, and dispensed it courteously, feeling that the If «her’s enjoyment depended upon his own »uetfikn as well as that o f th e - host. r . Goodwill, loving kindness and tact were the servants of the day. E S T A B L I S H E D 166 8 We have few national customs- nnd It . is foolish as well as unpatriotic to spoil our own Thanksgiving with foreign ways «manners. Tills applies significantly to tbs constant effort to change the dishes Arc Offering A n y and A ll Kind« o f FLORIDA R e a l E s t a t e hr Thanksgiving dinner and to the snrat as Low Prices and on as reasonable t e r m s as “ •fir remarks-about the vu lgarity of •swing everything at once. Soup, fish, Can be Had Anywhere islsd and entrees may be appropriate on . the three hundred and-sixtyJour dnys in the year but on the three hundred and -*♦» mmirt them be bnmsncd ana let traditional turkey and his vegetable sat Office on Park Avenue. Iwtween First and Commercial Streets, Sanford, Florida MISS M A I EL PAIGE eUitea. the toothsome pumpkin pie and all the otker triumps of the Yankee housenesday night the funniest o f oil farce Justly to our friends ucross the border line, J jfj reign supreme. Let the national comedies, "H ow Flipper wus Flopped" will ns well us ourselves, to attempt nny such JeUsy be kept with national dishes and be given. Miss Paige will be supported plan as the one which the present admin­ W the» be a Joyful and honorable pride by the full company that has been playing istration hud pro|>Oscd. " them, with never a twinge o f shame I have also staled In my platform that in Jacksonville, including the favorites |h»t their iisUtablcness is not hidden beClarence Chase, Edward Lawrence, Earl 1 fuvor municipal ownership of a lighting hisd French names. ________ PrA d am s, Harry CasUeT Miss A m y Laird, plan Thud waterworks. I tun Ixm viifccd Full Line of Grade Cigars and Tobaccos "Irsvfnjfthe French and other frills to Miss Florence Hill, Miss Roma. The Four that, until lids is «lone, the prospects o f a «kt botrli we humble houscliolders will be Wntsons, wiio w ill be seen in llielr great greater Sanford will not be realized. The Agents for tho Famous . . , “Ji0f U,c ,urk° y , without the frills dancing s|>eciulties, und others. The same best; and practically the only niaaus o f •Mta Sanford will .observe the day as ..C L O V E R H IL L BRAND BUTTER superb productions that have character­ support which Sunfor«! now possesses is « » » » lo o . »luce the Celery c ity ized Miss Paige's performances in Jack­ taxation , und tills, of necessity, lias been SANFORD, FLORIDA ■*“ be*n *° ble*»cd with nature's endowsonville, w ill be given here, nnd undoubt­ greatly abused, nnd the amount derived *... .aiM* toe cltiiep « have partaken of edly Sanford w ill fill the opera house for therefrom is still insufficient. Ily removblessings to the fullest. these tlirce performances. The reserve«! jnli the necessity tnxn«l»n run he reduced sent sale w ill open Saturday ut Ncwlun's When wc have established a paying busi­ - r - “ « w it s w r ïT Mrs. Doy It ness. such ns n lighting plant and w ater­ T i * B. Vf." Herndon drug store^_______________________ u-_, -- - v ..~ u U entertained on works we have removed the necessity, for * W »d|ht in honor o f-M rs . Arthur "The Flower of llte South" it must be reincmbercifwe are now paying Do you realize the necessity for a substantial ?i f^M onvtUe. Bridge and forty The Majestic Musical Comedy Comiuiny to the companies who h o ld ‘ these fran­ foundation as a part of that sidewalk which you ^ ^ e d in whiling aw ay a pleasant gave two delightful entertainments at the chises over J4.000 per nnnum for lights intend building? A nicely ilnished top lends opera house, W ednesday and Thursday 4 (td water, and, in wddilitm. to this grent K a George S. nights.— T h e * Y lo w e n )r the $outh" wus beauty, but Hot stability. This is to be attained saving, we will be making a (irolit on out «>e recipient o f a beau-' the title given to the musical comedy only when the same care is exercised in selection investment that will place sufficient funds ta rt m m D . - L that kept the audience tborougidy amused in our city treasury to meet our necessary of materials for the foundation as for the top coat. lcorin* toe highest in forty two for two hours each night- Miss Edith Pow ­ expenses and enable us to |>oy off buck k J r * do*i* > bntsh w ith a ^ v e r ers is the star o f the company and her With tills fact in mind, I am Importing clean hard crushed indebtedness as well. It would not be charming personality, as well as her beau­ necessary, either, fur the city to maintain stone, which when mixed with standard engineering-specifica­ «WolhîL *0,laUon wnl "*ved at the tiful soprano voice, delighted all. Her's the high rotes o f llie^gus ftnd water com­ tions, gives nn absolutely dependable foundation. If you want a walk in which you can take pride in the years drZ ®n<1at ■ lat®hour toe Is a r fte ly sweet voice, jin d she well de­ panies, n nd.m lire Interest o f the people, in u ^ to« feeling of being serves the title o f "T h e Southern Nightin­ these could be reduced somewhat, thereby to come, be sure thut that foundation is righL Tills Is one of the characteristics of iny work. Let me figure on such a ^ o c ^ ü(¡ ndOD ,0f anoUw en- gale." Louis Powers, as a Hebrew come­ lessening the burden o f living In Sanford, dian, is a whole show in himself, and his and at the same time realizing enough to walk for you. antics and w itty sayings kept the house properly conduct the city governm ent « Ï * Pre“ ntMesdames: WWB: in an uproar all the lim e he was on the Other cities of about the same size as hi**"Jodier **■ B. Durili) stage. - H e . too, possesses a rich tenor Sanford, have found municipal ownership H. P. Driver voice, while all the other members of the very successful, and 1 believe it is abso­ 3. Pulestou ‘ company ore good singers. The musical lutely necessary for Saniord if wc ever Frank Miller î » & F. J. Gonzales numbers were all new and much enjoyed, _ t0 do justice to ourselves ours und the kilts Mae Doyjc. j i to e piano work o f Mr. Grogan/ are before ’ I t is the 4 a blind musician. The company give a SOLUTION or THE PROZLEN THAT OONrtlONTO US. «sus) 1 respectfully solicit the support o f all weekly meetings o f the good show and It well merits a generous »» ' voters who are in favor o f a greater and *nd ^ffom »on i ’s Social patronage. held this Week. more prosperous Sanford, and who are in Lawn Mowara favor o f 2 I v i f l ^ “ c y « Q ^ r » o i p f l fa h and jl^ Special prices to - reduce ‘ slock.. If you square deal. ' 1 Wall Paper. Paints and Oils, White and New home S ew ln l V ery respeefuliy, "“»tool la uP°n “• toe want a good m ower at a low price, now is Machines. Edison Phonographs and Records. Wholesale , E. E. Brady . **“ 7 , dellght to the art the lim e to buy. A lso good stock of scythes, grass hooks and lawn rakes. S to r n e , Dealers In Gasolene and Kerosene j T hx H erald ’s ‘phone is No. 148. Harry J. Wilson. ite^ and espedal- AMUSEMENTS I an H Florida.Fruits. General Insurance Agents T h e ,;Ma r k s « Real '.E s t a t e A g e n c y CH AS. H. E V A N S Staple and Fancy W A 8 H IN H O L S E R Groceries T A Sanford, Florida, Theo. J . M iller & Son tía? House burnishing Goods S t o v e s , C r o c k e r y and G l a s s w a r e i f Tm i**;«• ~T- v'a s i§sir& i Vegeta hi pr �SANFORD HERALD DEEP W A TE R TO R S W O R D THOUGHTS to r t h a n k s g it in o d a y ..Sanford Opera House.. Elsewhere in this issue is n copy o f the President Roosevelt hns designated the telegram from Frank Clark announcing twenty-sixth, day o f Novem ber as Thanks­ Published Every Saturday Montiti* n( Sanford, Fiai the glad tidings that Sanford will have giving Day. |t ]. H our, Manaiin* Editor deep water. The significance o f tills an­ The selection o f this day, according to lukierlptltn Prie*. *1.00 a Year In Advance nouncement should not be lost as it the custom prevailing since the d a y s o f The Event of the Season President Lincoln, has been endorsed t y Entered a* tedond-claat Inali matter August 32nd, means tjiat the future o f Sanford as t»08 , at the Postante* at Sanford. Rorida, ■hipping point can hardly be foretold th e ' government o f nil the states, who under Act of March 3rd, IS79. The location o f Sanford at the head of have called upon their people to give Office First Floor In the Bishop Block, Ftrat Street navigation on the St. Johns river has been thunks for the blessings or the year. . Telephone No. 14B. a m atter that concerned our future and Thus prompted, preparations have been has been o f most vital importance making for a fortnight past by busy "A n d now," aald the Governor, dailn* abroad on the plled-up »tore a Thanks to the efforts o f our citizens and housewives in hundred* o f thousands o f J ^ r a ^ t h ^ d o ^ , thr r'ear'nt..".q«< .razz «m rcon gressm an , Ihm. Frank C W lr t Im .Y ttm W * m t C 1 W m -fvAlu e 'hr th e ! " H e meet that we tender praties beeattae of thl* font la now assured o f n channel one day; perhaps not In strict accordance UNDER THE MANAGEM ENT yield « t drain, *Tla meet that the Lord of the harveat be thanked htnfflrcd feet wido and eight feet deep to w iih official proclamation, but still in for Hla eun and rain." nlatkn. Another good feature is a chan­ such manner ns to make it a day o f nel one hundred feet wido and liv e feet pleasure and profit to all. More than T he Herald subscription list Is rapidly deep from Sanford to Lake Harney and ever this year w ill Thanksgiving Day l>o ¿rowing.______ this lake traffic bids fair to play a most a great holiday for this reason if for no It is not genteel to sacrifico good men Important part in the future development other— that crops have been bountiful to pcçpmpUsh a selfish and personal mo­ o f Sanford. Several lines o f steamers are and prospects arc now propitious, more COMMENCING now plying between Sanford and Lake than during several previous years.. tive. • • Harney points and with the deepening of T he Herald would not cast the least .Sanford must Jiave mare .houses to ac­ assume larger shadow o f gloom o ver e single household commodate the increase In population this proportions. Thus our city In n day al­ in the land. It would have each fam ily winter. W ill some q f our monied men most springs into prominence as the very gathering the happiest o f all the year, look Into this m atter at onceT centre o f transportation by rail and water and In furtherance o f the wish can truth­ and with the many improvements In our fully say that those gatherings will be the Presenting Three Great Plays: “ For Liberty and Love,” t h e standing o f a newspaper is meas­ river-transportation and the building o f a happiest that have endeavored to make “ A t Cozy Corners,’ ' “ How, Flipper Was Flopped." ured by the character o f advertisers who new railroad and traction line Sanford others happier. W hile hundreds o f thou­ patronize its columns. Glance at tlio ad- throws open her gates to the people as sands . o r ia m llie s J w ilL h nvc qycrvthing ---------- P R I C E e p a S ^ r ^ ^ c T a n ^ 7 g g ~ : 1 ~ I r t i ? t m r r e t u r n :fnr tfte-hèiicIeuB nf a eatable and drinkable to muke their cele­ [MtfoailiHlfis ofTnrTTr^Xu. manufacturing city second to none. bration o f the day satisfactory, as rqnny Reserved Seats Now on Sale at Newlan’s Drug Store * unless kindly and subslani9wh>3itf>rTii«^r<Ttwi-4WAti0 whe-de-.aettially considered, w ill tack food and drink recelve the paper regularly Sntmdny rsr*?-' AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM in quality and quantity, conducive toW ish It W ou ld C om e OVten morning w ill confer a favor b y reporting The value o f T h e H e r a l d as an Adver­ cheerfulness and gratitude. A ll people Turkey In the pantry, the same to the publishers at once. Chkkrn in the pot. tising medium is such that those who pat­ never have shared equally in this world's AT Mother choppinl apple*. Oven roaatln* hoc ronize itscolumns— who make thems.dvet goods, and possibly never will, and to •W e would sing the praises o f Frank known to the people o f Sanford and those who huvo not, through no fault of Grandma seedln* rnlslns, Clark for his aid in obtaining deep wnter llolly m lxlii* spies: Orange county, and South Florida— will thoir own, those more abundantly blessed Gracious hut the kitchen in the St. Johns. A ll honor to our con ­ Smells uncommon nice reap two dollars profit for every dollar for have n duty .to |>erform. which performed gressman who devotes his time fur the advertising left at this paper's counting w ill certninly increase their desire to give With It would come often; best interests o f his constituents. B rit of all 1 say, (oom. The circulation la among the best thanks. I* thl* November Thursday Folks call Thank »a Ivin* Day. local sections, among th e people w h o W hile abundance Js ntpp!e çou$ç_fpr t — * '— -The removal of- lio n . Frank A dam s to have money f o buy, and do buy largely. thanksgiving, a desire to share that abunJacksonville reminds us that the big men Muclt o f this, circulation J a T n W elu siy e «dance is greater cau ser"m iofttrardTO per - « N i l e eta te -a re - being absorbed "b jR b e territory, a n d T o ’ reach- these people to satisfaction which w ill find expression ^ * larger cities. Wo can look for A b e Saw ­ secure their trade and receive their money, less often in outward demonstration. The A t IBs H om e In Th is C ity Y e s te rd a y yer, o f K ey West, to move to Jackson­ an advertiser must use the columns of burdened tabic, the filled stomach, the A ft e r a Lin gerin g Illness v ille next. • T he Herald. The rates are low, when shout o f laughter, the peal o f music, Just as Tim Herald was going to press the qu an tity and qu n lityof the circulation the rhythmic Step do not always indicate last evening news was received o f the W ith n larger and deeper chnnnel and is taken into consideration. To do busi­ tn m t happiness and greatest thanksglv- death of W. T. Johns, which occurred at the great Improvements contemplated by ness successfully a merchant must adver­ ing; nor the prayer uttered in conscious­ his home in this city nt^niwut 5 o’clock. the Clyde Line for Sanford our c ity should tise, and to reach the ready public of ness o f duty unperformed. More so, docs Mr. Johns lu u lbceiyi sufTcrerfrom Brights certainly give thanks next Thursday, No Sanford and Orange couuty lie must ad­ the countenance lighted by the knowl- disease for a long time, and several weeks city has so much cause for thanksgiving vertise in T he Sanford Herald* edge o f heaven’s approval,, the silent tear ago was removed to Lakeland, his former for oil the blessings bestowed in the post o f gladness stealing quietly down the home in the hopo that the change would year. ____________ ___________ The future prosperity p f Sanford de­ cheek. In full conviction of pity satisfied. do him good. Instead o f Improving lie Voters, bear. In mind that the munici­ mands that its affairs should be placed in It is "eat, drink and be merry," but it is continued to glow worse nnd today was pal election takes place on Monday, the the hands o f men o f tho best business always doing to others as you would have brought horns to diee Mr. Johns w as one 7th day o f December, -Don’ t neglect to ability in the city. Politics should be others do to you that brings that appro­ of Sanford's leading and prosperous citi­ - register, aa nil must re-register to vote in sunk in the h igh er,aim to secure the bet- bation o f conscience conducive to the zens, and had been a resident here for ferment o f the community, m aterially and satisfaction and truest happiness. for yenrs. His widow, son nnd daugh­ the city election. Don't fa il to do your T he Herald would have each fam ily ter nnd a large circle o f relatives nnd full duty—elect good mon. You have the morally. T o make tho well-being o f the city secondary to political and personal into which it goes participate in this power to do an. friends are left to mourn Isis demise. interests is to hazard the advancement greatest satisfaction and truest happiness The remains will be tnken to Dade City o f the city! — thankfulness for the blessings o f the for burial, the funeral being deferred un-— W . D. Bell has retired .from the editorial The councilman o f a city like Sanford, year, for the abundance that enables til the"arrival o f the son from Texas. < tripod o f the Ctironiclc and a real liv e directly In the period o f its development, them to share with others', and for the printer in the person o f Jos. V. Bergen should bo rijjsn o f broad views, o f a high privilege o f so doing and thus making the Death o f W. D. B arney succeeds him. Mr. Bergen has lately order o f intelligence, and exceptional e x ­ day one of general thanksgiving. And W. D. Burney, o f Coopcrslown. N. J., been the real brains of the Chronicle and ecutive ability. They should be o f such that its readers inny enjoy the day as who has been l i v i n g upon a!!fnrin near 7lie only change is in the announcement. character ns to command the respect uhJ they ought, it lias placed before them this city for the past year, died suddenly confidence o f tho,people. It is nil e x ­ those few*thoughts which, animnting any oq last Friday night. He had been spend­ T iie Herald appeals to the voters of pensive mistake far n city to elect "good man or woman without hope o f the cer ing several days in the city nnd retired to Sanford to elect none other than those fello w s" ami politicians ns councilmcn. tain reward, will make him or her Ilia ftwm smfwfw»n»ty in d/vyj hogjik | ¡*nrj **•*.«. IT - ._ , • t__ «■__ * __ * WtlQ AfO IUM)Wp to Is* RolioKln Imnwak In *riw pu are-tjuujtlunzv in r m e Yurcrs ~orUHIt• Otmxjrjnn in th e Best sense'OT ifie jem i. telligent and keen business men. With foril to Bcriously consider in tho selection for they will be following the example of those who went to the room to waken BISlOHtD BV ScHipSlBMOS & LO. him found him cold in death. such men in the City Council Sanford will o f cuunciimen. ImlCiOtMCSHMOt Christ, to whom ns God the President mu I a i i i h m c M N i w Vo m His w ife was notified and came to San­ bo prepared to meet tho tide o f advance­ The coming year is to be n year o f great Governors have urged ail people to give ford at once and accompanied the re­ ment that is bound to (low in her direc­ importance in the growth and develop­ thanks. N O W IN TH E HOUSE; .. mains back lo Cooperatuwn on Saturday. tion. ment o f the city. Much detrends upon Ncnr In this life of dally toll Mr. Barney was a genial fellow and had A complete line ef Men's Snappy, Ttmi Irnvr« sbori liras lo pray, the experience and mental calibre o f tbe With brimming hearts Isl's numbly keep made many friends during his short resi­ Tbe little city o f W inter Garden was City Council. It is essential then that tire Up-to-date Suits, in all the One true Thanksgiving Day. dence in this city. Incorporated last week. W e are glad to selection bo mado from among oyr best ----loading Shades nnd Patterns— . _ A n d II there is. soma sorrowing o o — progress o f -our little sister and ip.erL Lets borrowing than we are. ~ • ________________ Th an k sgivin g S ervic e A generous gilt m them, we think. hope W inter Garden -w ill flourish as the _ Is Just as guul as prayer. A union Thankgiving service w ill lie green bay tree. A . B. Newton, former The Herald has In hand the prepara­ held ut the Baptist church next Thursday editor o f tho Kichochct was chosen for tion o f a handsome Special Holiday The follow ing felicitous rcnmrka ap­ morning at 10:30 o’clock. Rev. J, F. Mc­ Besides an elegant line of Boys' mayor and the affairs o f W inter Garden Edition which w ill do credit to Sanfurd peared In the Jacksonville Tlmes-Union Kinnon, pastor o f tiie Presbyterian church, Pants, Suits. Especial attention w ill be safe in his hands. ' and Orungo county. It will include forty last W ednesday: will preach tiie sermon. The choirs of —is'cnttcd w ourstroiTE and nunor more pages profusely illustrated W ilh last tbmnday's issue T he SASthe several churches nre requested to Join N o “ old fog ies'1 ami -no " slow comU fff tlirougliHui and all contained in a beuuford Heklad finished the first quarter * plete line of Men's Furnish-, in furnishing music for the ocpnslon. of it* existence, and it 1» enough to ought to be elected for councilmen la-a tifully lithographed c o v e r printed in seven • lugs, Shoes - and lints The people o f Snnfprd and adjoining say that it has hot fallen one whit A lready much o f tiie limited city like Sanford. Select inert o f liberal colors. ■below the high promise o f its first iscommunities nre urged to attend this str G ive us n coll. W e can fit yOu from head v ie w »—not men who w ill be likely to spate allotted to advertisers has been re­ ■sue. It speaks- o f the gencruus and vice as an expression o f gratitude to God ta foot and w e guarantee to please. increased pittr&uage It receives from countenance extravagance und waste— served, und those Lwho desire to have for His goodness. the public, knd no paper ever deserv­ who w ill be certain to 'ta k e great interest their business represented should hasten, Yours for honest values. ed it more, d u y id n lin g plant, it says, In municipal affairs and labor zealously to sec tho m anagem ent It w ill be circu­ B est A ttr a c tio n o f th e S eason hns had lo ^ ■ b a r g e d from time to for théypivBncement o f the city. lated throughout Orange county and coun­ lim e nnd nlffiTw orkm en employed The Mabel Pagt^foinpuny w ill delight during die past three months to keop The best interests o f Sanford demand try im m ediately adjacent to Sanford, and the people o f Sanford next week." com ­ up with a rush o f Business beyond the that at the next election the voters o f tho thus prove a very efficient advertising mencing Monday night. The dainty,.pe­ greatest that was expected, and last Çity.select the best m an,_ irrespective,of medium for all holiday goods, as well as tite M abf l Paige \jjll head the cpqipany N ew ..Laundry S ta rted 8 1 week $0 0 0 worth o f typ e was added. all lines o f business. party affiliations. Such a story o f success is always* and every member is un artist. The peo-The Sanford Hand Laundry under the pleasant to read. W e believe T he Sanford must prosper. p ieo f Sanford can rest assured that iii managem ent o f Mrs. A . R- Marshall ha* Herald is only at the threshold o f its The Jacksonville Fruit and Produce Mabel P a igs and tiie entire company, they Started operations in the building adjoinprosperity---------------- r-*re J i j s not the business of The Herald to Nows commends Mr. R. 1L Whitney's sugwill have one o f the finest attractions nf lu g -ill#—L e flk r -Dlock. New ,iiuuiliiiicry suggest names o f persons to hold office tn gestion for a fete or flower d ay In' Sanford In this Issue is another letter from the season. The Herald endorses this las been installed and they are prejwred Sanford, only as announcements muy be next March, and says: to handle the laundry trade of the city Harry Papworth and he has lost none of company to its m any readers. Good idea, Brother Whitner. St. sent in for publication by the persons and guarantee satisfaction in every re­ his jovial, good nature by a residence in Patrick ■ day would be just tbe day. A P rob a b le W inn er themselves desiring office, or by their sp ect Mr. and Mrs. Marshall have a A s 1 understand it,tiiere w ill be quite tiie great metropolis. His heart is still Mias Gelsle Butt o f this ck y is one of friends. But it is our business to work a lot o f ccLLage raised around San­ thorough knowledge o f the business and with Sanford and T h e H e r a l d w ill keep the principal contestants in tiie Metropolis ford this your, so you should arrange - for the best interests o f Sanford now and will give all work their personal attention. him in touch with the Celery City. His to have a good supply o f corned beef great $5.000 voting contest and In tills always. letters are always read with great inter­ and cabbage with the other delica­ district (N o. 5 ) .she stood third place in Incompetent and unsuitable persons cies o f the occasion. A s soon as you est as no citizen o f Sanford was ever D ra in a ge C om m ission Will Me *1 last Wednesday’s report and less than a w ho work for offlee m ay dkpeci to be an­ decide to hold the fete on that day, more popular than Harry Papworth. May The drainage commission recently ap­ thousand votes behind the first lady, who let us know, and w e will send 2,000 tagonized in tiiese columns. Those who his shadow never grow less! pointed by the county commissioners sad copies o f the New s to Ireland and is a resident o f Ocala. Miss Butt's total seek public office for., the furtherance o f composed o f Messrs. Harrold. Palmer and help get up a good big crowd. There’s Ip v g ft tH tha |a|t M H & J W U U 7 .7 , and a. private ends must not flinch if they are ± tutu» -llko thoarish to produce enthusi­ ' M anta W IG € 1 8 1 « '- '" little more hard work on tiie part o f her M cLain ,1 tvTU n i ^ l otf T k lftu n r " t KM « * shown up in T he I T n u f ^ a n d an effort asm. Good luck to ye. On Thursday next the banks o f tills ■tore at 8:30 a. m. T h e y will proceed numerous admiring friends will surely land be made to convince the peoplo that they [c ity w ill close, the same being Thanks­ the first prize for this districts------—------ over the drainage area o f tire east side, are not the proper individuals to keep a Tam|ia people w ill not abandon the giving and a legal holiday. and all those interested are requestedTd'a ir question, as it IS their niosf valuable trust. T he Pore Contracting Company is In a rnoet with them and go over the ground. T he tlta^LD wonts good men in office. asset, and.tiie whole state w ill rejoice In Ju st R eceived position to give you tiie closest figure on Tbe largest line o f sporting goods ever These men it wiU laud and support, no the knowledge that the State Fair w ill re­ any d a ss.of building. None but tiie beat Connected with this pa p eris a prinlinl m atter by what elem ent o f citizenship or sume business at the same old stand In received in Sanford— guns, rifles, hunting mechanics employed. Offlee with Murrell office capable o f producing tbe highest February. . . . . . clothing, etc. Harry J. Wilson. political ¿action tlj?y ops advanced. A Minsbew. Plop Hotel Block. grade o f office and society stationary. J MABEL PAIGE MgBiSELF and. ¿QtnpaBy Mr. Chas. W . Ritchie TH R E E N IG H TS ONLY Monday, Nov. 23rd Trade Inducements D. L. THRASHER’S D E A T II-O f W -T r r 3 0 H N S W i Furnishing Store From $15.00 to $30.00 D. L. THRASHER K ja f p if �URRELL A T l M M V i r a ¡M T T O iffl By Goodloe Thomas Q l I V I I NS REAL E S T A T E BROKERS ' OW, eb’rybody ought to know dcy’i welkim ai kaln be, h, fln right in an,Jhe,Ti„go!aelbg_tii-ah,iT t,{Mff jej’ itaht dem biikiti goin’ roundV fo’ dat’« yo' job, ol' man, V. ¿a» chase dem w if de aweet pertaters quick ’a dey leab yo** ban’, (jfow, Hose, yo’ ahow yo’ mapnaha ’fo’ dete folks, er Ah tell yo' Daih’ll be a chile go hongryjytn’ he’ll git a lickin’ too). Huh, Onole Dan, la de possum meat— All’s lookin’ aftah dat— An’ heah’i a pieoe espeah’ly youah*, all brown an’ itreaked w if fa t N tie s ln T lo r ia a Unimproved* celery lands, flowing wells guaranteed, $25.00 to $200.00 per acre v Celery fnnns, with flowing wells oil tiled, drninad and ready for crop, $500.00 to $100000 per acre. * City property, improved and unimproved. 303,000 acres timber land, with finest site in Florida for crate factory. '.<5 " Others t e l l you what can be done. MURRELL & MIMSIIEW are practical farmers as well as real estate brokers, and are here to show you what has been and can be done. • HA’S dat— de graby t Don’ yo’ fret; it’s oomin’ right up daih, An’ aich! W ’y, dat air possum fat enough, I do deolaih, Mfrj'ofc enough er graby fo* da ma’ohin* Tipi litas_______ _ Hsah, Her’end Mistah Pe'guaon, be suah yo’ gets yo’ rights. i. De smell am aweet I W ’y, man, yo’ tas’ an’ den I bet yo’ shout • r Ai' mek de neighboha wondah wha’ de fuss am all about 1 Hesh's little Eph. Now, ohile, I ’a sabed yo’ sumpin’ nice, a n ’ sweet Whs's dat I Good lan' I -Dia boy is Bayin’ he don' la k possum meat W XVHUVUVMVVH ATTORNEY-AT-LAW People’s Bank of' Sanford Practice* In State and Federal Court*. Capital $ 8 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 M G. T. Building. TH O M AS EMMET WILSON Conducts n General Banking Business with Conservatism and A TTO RN EY a n d c o u n s e l l o r A T -L A W Courtesy. on Savings Deposits, and Late State Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit of ' Florida Pays d Per Cent. In ir m t, Compounded Quarterly, «■ " Reildencea, Sanford and Sylvan Lake ATTORNEY Amr COUNSELLOR at from any and nil causes. its customers-nothin# LA W This additional protection costs Practice in State and Federal Courts Wclborn Block Now Accounts Solicited Sanford, Fla W A LTE R D. BELL M. M. SMITH. President A tto r n e y- at-l a w A ttira rti Examined and Title* II, R. STEVENS. Vice-President G. S. DERRY, Cashier Perfected Room 21 Pico Block, Sanford, Florida, DR. R. M. MASON LIVER Y, F E E D and Phone 19 Wclborn Block Sanford, Florida •aa and Butclaa B|acksmlthlng and HorsMhosInt Horses and Mules Bought and-Exchanged SU RV E YO R AND DRAUGHTSMAN Leveling and Cru»* Sectioning for Drainage a Specialty A U T O M O B IL E S FOR L IV E R Y USE SANFORD, FLORIDA I? “ NOW FO’ I Pope Contracting Compa ARCHITECT DE POSSUM DINNER 1” Office whli-Murrell & Minshew W E taiie he doiUJ$k nnaaornuienA. nn'.M™ ¡, - j- j ’ —t--t * $ Now, honey, tuhn to all dese folks an' knowledge up yo's lyin’. *tk out ’t'ux Jes' a li’l joke to aggervate yo* ma, Or,'clar' to goodneu, Ah's jes’ boun’ to whup yo* till yo's rawl Yo »peak de trufe, yo* ll’l’ impl Den wha’s yo’ doin' heah A-iettin' up wif nierrah folks to mek vn'ie'f annenh A aipsh, too, when eb’ry one kain tell, in spite youah black, D»t tuhnin’ 'way f'um possum meat yo’ ain’t de hones' fackf ELL, dere, yo* pa saize nebbah min’, bekaze yo’s such a mite; Dat 'tain't youah fault yo’ sum'ays missed youah nachul appetite. yo’ plate; dere's plenty mo’ to fill a ohile lak yo'. Lawd mek yo’ suhtain ways, Ah spose, dat’s got to do. ! Ah’s 'feared yo* g row upwiont: nji* mchUe-be. a »ham© Mmllabd circle an' de ’spectcd fam’ly name," b sence Ah’s ol’ enough to stan' upon ma feet »honed any niggah dat would tuhn f ’um possum meat. j TONSORIAL PARLORS * *y R o b e r t i )« l o v e . ! ‘Y.'rtAt, 1Í0S, by American fnm A«o d iti o « ] 0 ~ * b E .tn £ . lh* ftk,ul Ä utw io r manifold tor ^ U u l for turk^. wmi-'.avory 'dreas- Y^okfú] f0r g - - «>«ahh. xO SJr • money and faith In the tMakfui, That u íh«|th* n*,fu,■ •**ctlon I« over— •liankit ,<,urc* o f ®ur thankfulest thank*[ Thi«*ig onl°of •** * l* * p r*ar, remember. H Srn io * u r° f..'*®- « « » many a man l** * r , *,|*le If thla were Decern- K#U>«WUa ‘ 1V* thUlkM 10 *- °f * u52t* 2 b o tW »***»'■ «UU more dis- raak*_ fou r-all the rest It out- *Uc“ «A, Which thank*; over, our thankfulest — „ DEALERS IN J. L. CARRUTHERS Builders’ Supplies, Interlarchen Sand Proprietor FIORI DA SANFORD Alpha Cement, Acm e P laster Plana, Estimates, and all Information relative to Building Plumbing and All Work Receives My Personal Attention Cheerfully Furnished Phono 69 Consult Us and Best Efforts 'Phone 230 Opposite City Hull B-uaoi. o f roaring and ranting and ravin*. Period when It la perfectly plain Every man'a uppermost duty le savin* Waahln*ton'a country from Itondare'e „ chain; Time when your friend or your father or brother For hla opinions you class with the cranks. Now fo r four years we cannot havAsk other, ' -----Bo let us offer our thankfulest thanks. High-Grade Housc'ButlHintf n Specialty Office with Murrell At Mlqthew Pico Hotel Block, Sanford, Fla: FR ESH M E ATS O F S A N FO R b , F L A GROCERIES Idaybe ‘ twos tariff and maybe 'twos labor. Maybe 'twos courts that so split us apart; Maybe the tracts so affected your nel*hbor * That hs dissevered himself from your J. I. ANDERSON’S f . H. RAND, President OEO. FCRNALO, Vlee-Pre* P , P. FOR ST CD, C ash ier----------------------------- B. P. WMtTNER, Aggt. Cash _Only National Bank In Orango County- Funds Protected by Burglary Insurance Safety D»posit Boxss for Ront Maybe Injunctions or guaranteed bankln*. Any or all o f the partisan plonk*. Well. It le over, so now for the thanking— Now for reunion,our thankfuleet lhankal Oh, we are thankful the nation la Uvtn*. Thankful the dear old republic le etlll Bure o f a hand to proclaim a ThanksglvIn*. Thankful, eo thankful, hla front noma Is Dllll Thankful are we that Columbia Is laapln* Buch a relief la occasion JEWELER heapln* P ic h id 'l Hand Pain»««! China Finest Five Gent Giga On the Market G<aham'* Smiling Silver Cause o f H ie H ilarity. Green—I'd like that fellow. Brown better If be didn’t always laugb at bla own Jokea. White—Brown doesn’t laugb at bla own Jokes. Ha laughs at you fellows who are silly enough to Helen to them.—Illustrated Bits. Plated Wart Elfin end Waltham Welch## A LL GOODS GUARANTEED TO R SALE AT L. R. P h illip s ’ D ru g S to �▼ V. ' - ■. H. :jjrr-** STLi T¿ ZA A re Y ou Looking For 7 .j m One* Thousand Acres of Celery Land Guaranteed $100.00 to $150.00 Per Acre Reasonable Cash Payments and Balance Terms Lands ¡Adapted to Celery, Lettuce, Cauliflower, Potatoes, Etc S anford, F lorida The General News o f "The Land o f Flow ers" « CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS An E p ito m e o f th e W ee k 's M o s t Im_ nnrtnnt llattne n l n i » In th g S ta te 's Domain. A t thè annual convention o f the Chris­ tian church held In Tampa last week the follow ing officer» for the missionary board were elected for the ensuing y e a r Presi­ dent. Mrs. F. J. Langdon, DeLand; VicePresident, Mrs. R. T. Walker. Cedar Key; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs.T. E. Arnold, DeLand; Recording Secretary, ' Miss E. D. Woodruff, Jacksonville; Treasurer, Mrs. F. L. Rennies, Tampa; Superintendent o f the Home Department, Mrs. R. T. Walker; Su­ perior o f Junior Work, Mrs. W. H. Cole-man, Ocala. gro holding the other end o f tho six-foot chain, was conducted In that fashion from a train to the county Jail. The deputy marshal who captured the chained negro on a charge o f larceny had deputized the other negro to take the prisoner from Trenton to the county Jail, not being able to do It himself, and that was Lite noycl method in Which the negro deputy made s&rc o f his prisoner. TtlE NEGRO’S THANKS A re F o r The O ood T h in gs P ecu lia r To Ills T a s te — When persimmons wrinkle in the wind, nnd the candy oozes out, when the berries turn to sugar, then the 'possum walks about, nnd the cur that slept in idleness while the summer's sun was hot, knows his time has come to stir his stumps, and Senator Frank Adam s o f Jasper lias de- find meat for the pot. A n d the nigger tpm ilnpfT In 1ím »h Tp jn I nrkaonwtIL d ig « n n 'i n i m i -trrm n jir m n o th e m h i th e Jefferson ariggty has authorized a liond sun, he cares no more for chicken, and he issue o f $35,000 to build a new court­ leaves his work undone; he pets bis dog and spends his night in looking for a meal house. St. Lucie county tins called a county that sweeter far than anything he can bonding election for January 10th, next, buy, or grow or steul.* 0 . the 'possum to d ed d e on it bond issue o f a $150,000 done in gravy, flanked deep with polntoes for the purpose o f building hard roads. brown, needs nothing but persimmon Success attcntUhe_BTSgre»rixe p e o p je o f beer to float it richly down. A nd then the n e g n fis a 'k in g — you- couldn't make' St. Ludd. him Vote, and he cares not for his neigh­ Mis* Emma Tucker has been assisting Rev. Tf,i f . Sistniqk in meetings at Reddick bor's gdld. Ids chicken, nor his ehote: he dtirin iftlie past week. Brother Slstrunk will not pick your oranges, he's rich as has used this efficient worker before, and well as free, and swcurii tllht Florida's' .knows be js safe in employing her. When the land for him as well as me. The Kissimmee board o f trade p assed a a church i s ' grounded .on- the scripture -series o f resolutions some tim e ngo against teaching she conducts. It will stand through ~ !t f ««f - fft a o n lalng tnwll f)n lfr - atnrm n . well ns through calm— Florida houses, and the Valley-G azette reports Christian Advocate. that the crusade "is meeting with won­ Orlando Sentinel; "M odq in Florldn." derful results." A s to these results that Only three words, yet they stand for much paper remarks: “ It is said less than half that concerns you nnd me, as well as e v ­ as m udi money was sent out o f this town ery other resld en ro f our city and state. the pest month as heretofore." . The money These words mean that every dollur ex ­ spent among home mcrdianta Is kept In pended Tar good» "M ade In Florida" re­ circulation at home and keeps business mains in Florida, and every dollar thus m oving there. kept in the state stands for a dollar’s The~orange growers o i the w oshor rlvcr worth.oTprosperlty which otherwise goes aide, o f Voluala county, from Osteen north elsewhere. In other words, keep your dol­ to Seville, w ill bauk nearly a half million lars at liome instead o f - sending them d ilium for the orunge crop to be marketed^ away. Get the trade at home and “ Made ill the nauti three montila It ¡a nil fine . la Florida" habit. The question o f bonding Escambia oounfruit; the prettiest that has ever been' marketed. A large per cent o f it will be ty for $ 200,000 with which to build good grapefruit and tangerines.— Volusia Coun- roads was defeated at the election held last week by a vo le o f about five to one. Florida Product» In Now York (New York Packer.) New York. Nov. 14.— The Florida orange jmraj pm» i|i.i........ 1.....e ‘ h|mrtnf the Week in the auction prices o f 30 to 50 .CCnta flTw x Monday, - On the street prices also went off. The nvenuge offerings of Florida oranges sold from the store at $1.75 to $2.23 Fanciest Indian rivers were quoted at $2.23^to $2.50. with nn exceptionally fine orange sometimes mak­ ing $3. Gra|tefruit was also dull; tile top was $3, but most o f llie business was done at -------- -$2 to $2.50 a box. The principal cause for the slump in the market was the h ea vy accumulation p f uratigem here, Florida» have been high the past two or three weeks. Buyers have been taking the fruit «1 good firm values, and a great deal o f It has not been ripe The state fa ir association w ill Issue cer­ enough to put out im m ediately, hence it tificates to persons who have not been went into the warm rooms, consequently paid their premiums won at the last fair. when the market opened Monday with Th ese'w ill be paid when the stole pays heavy offerings many o f the most spacious wurm rooms were cltock-a-blodt with the the money due the association. fruit, hence the buyers were fe w and far TAX Notice tg lw e e n at the moment. TJtetax books o f,t h e C ily .s L J S ftQ ta i, -A ll lilnds o f vegetables were in goodde for the current year w ill be opeh on the mand on account o f cool weather from the first Monday in November, 1008, at site middle o f like week on. The first lettuce Collector's office. stripped from Florida showed up Wednes. Personal taxes must be paid before the (day and sold readily at $4 Beans were first day o f Murch, 1000. und real estate active et $1.50 to $2, eggplants $3 to aeon in Gainesville [ before the Aral d a y o f April, 1000. See $3.50 and peas $3 to $3.50. Okra A curious tight last Saturday. A negro prisoner wearing Soctlqp. 213. Revised Ordinances. was firm at $2 to* $3 and cucumbers at $3 to «3 .8 0 . a chain padlocked around his nock, a ne11 -4 - »•-r - J . I . L u , Collector. * -T SHIP CANAL ACROSS TLORIDA CITY E l f CTJON ANNOUNCEMENTS W ill P rob a b ly Be C o n stru cted In The N ear ru tu re . The project o f cutting the peninsula of Florida In two by an east and west ship canal connecting the A tlantic Ocean and the Gulf o f Mexico, was the leading ques­ tion before the convention o f the Gulf Coast Inland W aterways Association in session at Columbus, Ga. Senator-Elect •— . . ....... . vH r iwnuM tw*ni|{tit trotiitira this plan to the convention in a speech in which he said: “ W c must meot waterway im prove­ ments in foreign countries by w aterway improvements at home if we would m ain­ tain supremacy or even standing in mar­ kets abroad. Announcements for municipal office will be published under this caption from bow until the election at the uniform price of $3.00 each, payable strictly in advance. • For M a y o r- -To lha Votara o í SaufixJ. _ I lirreby announce myself ai a camlMxr for rr election to lire office uf Mayor of the City of San­ toni. subject to die will of the people at the mu niclpal election, December 7lh. 11)08 * Fiatai Ij ii . ~ iTa • i ih 1,1,1 'in E.nfrml' *rif » i. —.i ~"1 am a candida leTîir fl a yor and If I am rlrctrd I pronil»o to enforce Ike lawa tu Ihr hell of my utili 11y. Youra reapectfully, F o r C ity M arshal To the Voter» ol Sanford. I l»ereby announce m ytelf »• ■ esndidste for City Marshal, »ubiect to the »III of all of the voter* ot the town of Sanford at the ooniin» municipal elec­ tion. I have had tome year» eiperienor a* »n offievt "The problem o f the cheapest and safest and fully realize tbedulie» rwiulrrd of a Mint*!1 means of transportation - now required by t f atoctadrl promise « o f « n Molly sndmnitir»ll»|-_ serve, and wlU at all time« try my utmusl to en­ the Southern, Western nnd Northern grow­ ly force the law» of the state anti the diy. C. C ers is solved when the United States gulf the Votera of Sanford: • ports are opened and the Florida ship ToI hereby announce myself at a candidate for recanal on the lock system is constructed. ~~ elrcllna to the office ol City Marthal. and tske ihu occasion to thank rpy friend* for their »uppurt ia “ A ship oanal across the peninsula of the p ail and solicit a continuance of Uie »art» •• the municipal election. December 17th I proim*« Florida would sliorten by about 500 miles that, as in the past. I will-do my utmost to ireserve order In the city and enforce a atrn-t obsetvthe route from the Atlantic Ocean into the aoce of all lawa. J r Gulf o f Mexico, especially to the gulf |x>rts o f the United States, and avoid the . » o r Clerk,Treasurer and Assessor TiimgeTOUi iiuvlgutlun Uf the Gulf Stre am To the Voters of Sanford: . ~ T through the straits o f Florida. By this I am a candidate for re-election to the offic»»« Clerk, Treasurer and Assessor of the City of Sincanal the commerce o f this Northern con­ ford. 1 have served the people in this office l“f tinent would be placed more thun. 1,000 rijlhi y » « r » « n ii Lhe fiiir fir iir r M»lnrddurinl years qualifies me to Jive the best of service Ij miles nearer to the Central Am erican re- re-elected December flh . I Promise a cafe*“1*u’1 faithful discharge of the dude* of the office. publica. "D ie general opiuion seems to be that a tide water conal is impracticable. Fpr the lock canal almost a straight dine across the narrowest part o f the peninsula could-be selected, passing through e num­ ber o f large lakes and using some portions o fa iv e M .—This oenai -.wotild.be a part of the conieni|>lated inland water circuit of the whole o f the central and eastern .parts o f the United States east o f tho Rocky Mountains. . “ It l* estimated that the canal can be dug for «50,00 0.000 . -It has been estL mated nUo that more than 30.000.000 tons would pass tltrough the canal annu­ ally, .which dyes not Include the enormous traffic from Mexico, Nicaragua. Cost« Rica or certain other countries whose J r « % would bring the tonnage under « reasonable estimate to ■ total o f G0 .Q00 .jOOO tons annually." Ju»t Arrived at Sanford Grocery qo. Buckwheat flour, old homesuml flo w , graham flour, hygeoio and superlative flour. Snider’■ catsuit ehtm u a m oyster cocktail,'etxl salad dressing. The filrtxjt of G. K-Cslhoun Wuh TTsw his randldscy for member of the City Coupe: the west skjl«. To the Vot.rs of Sanford t I .hereby announce myself as a candsf* M r a S t r f M W ] * , * ? ' - election to '• ¿beft iber 7th. 1908 �ABOUT T UlHe Happenings— Mention o f Neglect to Register foe the . Municipal election on Dec. 7th. moving. pttSONAL ITEMS O f INTEREST or the Floating Small Talk Arranged far Hur­ ried Herald Readers. * ~ Bm>ry 'S u ccin ctly ~ _ Rugs, from 75 cents up; ru raitiire Store. 'at Spence?"» and see the good things if E. A. Heffield Going to the left m ay be a right direction. F A L L S T O C K has been arriving daily. Y ou s not fail to call and look over this stock before making step in the Fresh oysters served in every style at rt. ^ o y ^ P c t o - d a îg -lin e o f candies- in i h e ‘ - t ï p t y ^ ff e p e n c e íT -------------- 7-------- j f f w . H. Carl Dann was in the city Tuesday I Cape G A . Fox o f Sytran Lake «ras in l o o selling natural gas. [ the city yesterday. ¡♦ ♦ A lla n Gaboo n and 1L L. Deck o f Orlando c 'Jcan everyuim g but your con­ spent a d a y in Sanford this week. science. Phone 210. IK# to «a*r • *re»ö*' »»an*» : We r»t tSa I — Ab " «tob blm fatte»; lu »* « b t»w W -**a I tw iry t Oo L d r e ss GOODS G I N G H A M S — Full Line. dresses Just the things for children Fruit cakea that are fruit cakes, nOw M. M Santi» has LOOO acres o f celery ready at Spencer's. Phone No. 106. land. Sold on ens* terms. 'J. B. Fanner and J. C W hite o f Crown The famous Fox River Better for yyte Point w ere visitors to the city this week. at W. W. Long's Grocery. Next Thursday b Tksnksgivink fke great Annual Feast Day. Mr. Truox. representing the commission Frank H a ll the hat m an ra tw t upon Women's Coats; a beauty for $5. tlnger s (n e x t door to Pow office).- Met- Every voter must be registered to vote in the municipal election Dec. 7th. New stock Evaporated and' Dried Fruits for Christmas cakes, at Long's Grocery. N , P. Yowell & Gom p F all planting is approaenmg! M. M Mrs. M. E. Thomas, o f Jacksonville was Smith »rill »ell you land on easy terms. H ar­ the guest o f ber.sister. Mrs. R. J. Holly Iced tea; Ju st the thing this hot weather ry J. Wibon. . several days this »reek. — T* Mrs. T a k a ^ i u i 3 T ^ ? ^ S r e Vd ; ^ f t A Caldwell Is on a business trip to Monday. - f sett the celebra led Macy wagon. December 10(h Fp tscapal 4g M .W I. C. H UG H ES Lawton, are home again from an extend ed trip to points in Maine. B azaar •ag Sapper. i i < i i M i a * » « T i i -»♦ ♦ ♦ ■ • T -n -e -e e »* Headquarters for Irpn A g e tools. A n y ­ ’ $18 A n Squares for $ 13 . six* 9*12 ^ The Merry Widow sardines, for sale by thing you want in hand plows, fertilizer A . HetfieU C o distributors, e tc , Harry J- Wilson. Center A Roberts. \ CONTRACTOR and B U I L D E R Ganwr A Roberts v l l high-grade Cigar L E. Brady -Is a candidate for Mayor rooms and tobacco. Try them. ... on tiis own platform, independent o f any 2l ■ a* ■ *• . J e n S u x — Som e'fine linrcçghbred IV W. F- Shannibarger o f Pinecastle was clique or ring. Vote fur him. rue Jersey male h o g i Box 754.' Just arrived, n fresh line o f imported, a visitor to the city on Thursday. -¿-Qtaw A S enb ornV tra anJ ciTrée. th. ET T Saniiel Wilson ■of-Peinak y. M irhigan is. best there Tv Garner h Kubens Frcn di peas. etc. G ax .hzx A Rostxrs. j tn the dty prospecting for a location. -( , Tirs. M. A. Speer. act\»m;ar.ied by M:s 11 you want a first-class tailor-made • Just name your wants, and if » t G J. Swain an i Mi*, i t Speer, left ia t haven’t it w ill get it for you. Call and be Hit for $12.98, call at D. A . Caklwell A week t o r Birmingham. Ala. convinced. Sanfurd Grocery Company. f Sons. Lettuce is moving and the streets a r e ! . Lace Cortam i a »¿wvialty— Celery City I )Fot Saix .—One pool table, practically Laundry- Phone 210. /-—■ filled with wagons loaded with this green I Df«r—will be sold cheap. Box 345, Sendelicacy enroute to the Northern markets. fiwL Fla. Tut Rest—Two 'nice furnished for rent See James Harris. ■- ¿cut, jiMgiieui.->gaafc aq-li Fox Rrxr. Boarding bouse. 15 rooms, Dr. PuJeston Is now at home in a new oftke over the real « t a i e office o f J. N. m ooem convenience. good location in San lord. Inquire Coca Cola Bottling Co. Whitner. ‘' ^ Steak, ham and eggs, pork and beans Men's Neckwear, newest patterns; 50c - quality for 35c Hettinger's (n e x t door to and other toothsome articles, at Mrs. G. L Talash 's lunch room, opposite the depoc I Portoffire). Eugene Hunt, with his kindly smile, is Send your shirts., collars and cuffs to the Celery City Steam Laundry and they w ill in SanTord this week. 'Gene represents the house' o f N ix ard when he wants J look as new. fruits or vegetables he generally gets them. Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty None bnt first-class labor employed and ali contracts guaranteed to be in accordance with plans and specifications I *«n la A n ta tu Faultless white cherries, Lim a Beans Holden, commission merchants, was in and succotash, at Canter A Roberts'. tkedty this Week. !• M Business far These W h o Postonica Box 771 * Need M y S ervic es — Cha ,/E v ans'. Step into Mrc G. L Takash's lunch room G¡inter A Roberts will have in a fine Fox Salt.— Bermuda Onion Plants far ssle; mw ready for field. G W . Bowman. line o f high grade confectionery, nuts and and get a cup of good coffee. Erie cents. Mr. and Mrs. Uaac Vanderp**»!. of Mait­ Xmas goods on December 1st. Phone 238, Sanford. land, were in die city yesterday Mr Hon. J. G J on es state's attorney, and Mattings of all kinds and patterns, from 20 ernti per yard to 50 cents, at E. A . Sheriff Vick, were in the d t y yesterday, Vanderpoql is a promineni orange grower en route to Paotn to investigate the Hammock murder, which occurred there sev William Van Size o f the Mabel P a ige (h. was In the d ty this week billing this •hut »[traction for Sanford. __ D ecem ber and Supper toth ep iscop a l B azaar French dry .and yearn cleaning. Celery Goodwin's hitth-grade Preserves, Jellies Mrs. D. W. Sasser and daughter. Clif- a n j Jams, at Garner A Roberts. Jucd. were in the d t y Wednesday enroute .See H. H. Hill for Celery City Blend Ikied Salt Shoulders at 12 K cents found from Orlando to Green Cove Springs where M H. H. Hill's grocery. Coffee, finest on earth for 4 cents. ! J\ Mr. Sasser is agent for the A tlan tic Coast Let us be thankful neit-Thursday 'If <\ A P. Connelly has moved his office Line. from the Whitncr Real Estate office to a we cannot all have white meat, let us j J[ For an up-to-date tailor-made suit, see «eoi over the First National Bank. content ourselves with the dark.. It's ail 1 ¡1 D. A . Caldwell A Sons. turkey, anyhow, and if anybody objects j 1> Wade m a i « frequent tripa to Sanford. Geo. W. Kinnehan and w ife o f Wichita. In his pnrtkin he shrmld he rpm p^W i-AoJj L at Orlando» Kansas, have arrived in the city and will dine alone in the^di&mal solitude o f his I <; Russell and Banka, tw o enterbecome citizens o f the Celery Delta, hav­ own society. Ij[ RiMal grown» of Orlando, were In the ing recently purchase» 1 property from the Some people seem to think Florida is <’ htr 00 Tuesday buying cauliflower and Ii* Howanl-Packard Land Co. slow. Let them try Garner A Roberts j [ **!** plants. A • g_* * Furniture to rent by the month or sea­ with an order. Phone 39. <; 5 « PeD for paper hanging. N ew fall son. Sanford Furniture Co. J. D. Davison ha» a ten dollar bill in i >No one ever realizes their most brilliant his (»»«session of the vintl^ge o f 1849. It < J. A Allison and w ife are in the expectations' aJiappiness. You will is almost »corn out by a£e but is still ‘ <; “7 «grin from Charlotte. N. G . Cape never be quite so happy as you expected legible on the face It is from the John ' | ‘* * n tnfni some valuable celery land to be. but you must not grieve over that MwtUmiuin here during the winter:— by Mr. Davison as a souvenir. f green vegetables and fruit, at lhankfuL WANTth—Servant to cook arid take care — Chat. Evans*. Best Elgin cream ery butter at 35 cents of baby. Only hard working «roman need Binford. o f Carthage. per pound, at Sanford Grocery Company. apply.- Call at Isis office. .* * ' •Akive arrived in the d y and w ill W hat a pity it is that poultry raisers do The Clyde Line steamer Frederick Du** wason here. Mr. Binfonl reo o f learn the sim ple a rt o f dressing a Barry n ow snakes alternate trips with the ®i*F ^thased some fin« celery land m i fow l or m i key nicely. One w ill remove City o f Jacksonville, from JscksonviUe to the feathers and leave a »»hole and hand­ Sanford, thus giving a double service for some akin and another »rill tear, disfigure tt>ie accommodation o f the greatly in ­ and lacerate shockingly. creased passenger and freight traffic. Rry Henry Clay Flour erf W. W . Long. The best on earth.—!—■—--— —■— r . ■ »os Qiiiioanceu uimscU a: I * e“ MMst* i n member o f the board 01 t r He is a dean . Pro^eaMvt • Urge' following and hu vill be no surprise. \ GwTXAcnwc CoMTAar w ill fur • ire® 07 °°* * '»b * “ d »ey dt ’ k r ^ ; ^ 07 tbe Ann o f John N il of New York. U In the d ty . The C .L -." Wtt b • • ■otid — I h e i w k r i grower» never hesitate in Th e Royal T a yto n Brand o f Clothing . Delirious Ice cream, the best made, at means perfection. See sim ples at D. A. Mrs. G. L. Takash's lunch room, opposite Caldwell A S on's Pico Hotel and the depot. Miss Margaret Roberts of\M t_ Olives, N .G , has arrived in the m y and will spend the w inter with her brother, J, D. Roberts o f Ok firm o f Garner A Roberts. Miss Roberts w ill bold the position of book keeper with the firm. See the fine display o f Japanese ware, at the Sanford Furniture Co. Finest line ever shown tn Sanford. The Celery City Laundry under the management o f J. It. Overman is a scene o f activity. Mr. Overman recently pur­ chased a half interest in the business and with E. E. W ebb w ill continue at the **** with us now for Thanks- same old stand. Mr. Overman is an ex ­ T “ U k or anything you want, and perienced laundry man and has put the *ber anxiety.. Our risk; our trou- Celery City Laundry in first class 000- ~v " IS H E R E ------- VOU WANT GINS, SHELLS AND SUPPLIES We carry a Full Line of New Club and Referee Shells, 10, 12, 16 Gauie. HIghJtose Smokeless tn Premier Ideal” and Leader. A Large Stock of Guns and FIsiting Tackt» a «d Gericrei Sporting Goods. GUNS FOR RENT The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co SANFORD, FLORIDA - Me. and-Mta. F. II. Hancock a f-F ra n k ­ fort. Michigan, have rented rooms in the The finest line o f Japanese m atting to* bouse with Frank Darling, on Laurel a ve­ be found in the d t y . Prices always the nue. and w ill spend several months here lowest. Sanford Furniture Co. enjoying themselves and taking note o f the pleasant clim ate and surroundings. The ladies o f the Congregational church Call at Sanford's leading Furniture house w ill hold their annual sale o f fancy and for fumUure.-&tavc*,ranges.rugs. Huming, u u lu l sNietos at Cripptn's mwswrsttwe.TJn dishes, etc. Sanford Furniture Co.. J. D. Saturday. December 5. . Friends o f the church w ill furnish mu^c. and all are.in­ Davison, manager. * vited to come and hear ‘ it and see what Mr. E. M. Hamilton, o f Dead wood. South the la d iis have to offer. Get your gifts Dakota, returned to his home Wednesday for Christmas there. after a week's visit herewith his relatives, Have W. G. Hammond make your plans for your new bouse. Office with Murrell A M ind raw, Pico H o ld block. Sanford merchants *hn«lH not w ait too long u> start , their holiday advertising. The H v» merchant b e g ln fta r ty tn teach the public where holiday goods can be found. Don't let the mail order houses o f Jacksonville, Chicago or N ew York, cap­ ture the early business A . G. Westenlick and Barnwell Beck. Mr. The Princess Guaranteed Steel Range Hamilton was looking after his interests lined throughout with asbestos. Sectional sperlai price -SI?. Saníoni Fu n ú u m Co. here, having a beautiful orange grove fire back guaranteed not to warp» Best Furnished room for rent. Good location; and is making arrangements to buy a Range in the market. Sec them at the only tw o dollars per week If taken at once. Saffian! Furniture Co. Call at Herald office. — �'fi*? D * IKSW ORD CHURCHES emperor THE PLOW. Where Devout of tbe Celery CITY PROPERTY RISIMI or AU CfllRCH tU M S O IT T R U C K LANDS - - Come and See Us month*. O ff « l a x * prrarnted o e the fa m ily attar, t a d U f i m o n r U. brought to a d d w b y a sta n d dinner a t w fc id i a ll D t a b e n o f the fa m ily can partake. It Makes No Diffeijencé What You Want or Where You Want It T h e fea stin g and rvJo4c- H O W AR D-PACKAR D LA N D COMPANY 'a a t: t L t b i d f w k i n i w t n n < <»« ti V trlv tla T . 7 COp a ; Y . l T A trH F n b r . 3 a W h ile th e v ic tim la betas offered a W ow d raw n b y a p a ir o f h igh ly ornaA union T h t n k t t ir in l service will be taetited oxen la brought to *tbe em per­ held n ext Thursday -at 10.30 a. m. in this or. w ho th row * aside his Im perial robe, church. ' with sermon by Rev. J. F. Mc­ laya bold o f the’ p lo w handle* and Kinnon, o f the F rw byterian church- Let open* several ferrow -a T h e p r ta d p *} mandarin * fo llo w hU exam ple, ‘ " 't fcatlvaL which is really a aperies p t (banka In advan ce fo r pood harvests, eoda w ith a distribution o f clothe* r E ff money to the poor. b d d . with an unusually large attendance. as: Y U 4 lau «M e r . i t a About tw ice a * m any as the week pre­ vious were out at prm m m eeting Wednes­ day night. Th e service was led by Prof. P erk in s."F a ith " being .the subject. Th e m eeting w as full o f interest and all felt it good to be there. Those unavoidably absent a rc' urged io attend next RABBIT H UNTING DANCE.’ Odd Thanksgiving Festival Held by the Pushto Indians. T h e “ rabbit hunting dance** o f the Pueblq Indiana at Zunl. Acorn*. T soa is 1st« Is > festival ccmtamporane­ on* w ith that o f the w h it* man. In th e'd a n ce the Indiana g iv e thank* tp d pray fo r fu tu re fa v o rs Th. each Tillage designate* a day In Xoquite a neat little sum at their oyster ' em ber to r the fes tiv a l, and the danW p p rt given in f the benefit o f the pa*; * « * , w ho a re dressed In w h it* cotton »b lrts and pantaloons and 'ca rry guns, chant and dance aa long aa breath and strength remain. T h e y begin at d a y­ ligh t and a f t « a pause fo r food at dooq continue dancing fa r Into the night. T h e y pray fe rv e n tly that the G reat S p irit m ay g iv e them p o w er to slay plenty o f rabbit* and other g a m * The Herald i* fully equipped to prin fine stationery oL a il kinds.___a n th e L »te «r typ e and material and “ the men behind the typ e" vho know how. Sanford Machine s Foundry Works 7 30. Sabbath (ckoZ * 45* m.; B EVhU*«. Hardware and Fa rm . Implements . LUCAS PAINT ™ c™ ^ ! “ “ |- L ie d (a l o d e S am '* Pain t Shop During the past year the U. S. N a vy has consumed €91.000 pounds of Lucas W h ite Pain t * and 278.700 pound* o f LUCAS COLORS, sufficient u> produce more than 100.000 ¿aHons o f paint, equivalent to SO carloads o f 200,<000 gallons each, and which would make a train more then one-half m .le long. In addition to this U n d e Sam WELL DRIVING We have the largest and best equipped plant for driving w ells in this section of the country and are prepared to fill all orders promptly. Our machinery is up-to-date and our workmen are than 25.000 gallons o f LUCAS VARNISH ES. ENAM ELS and other product*. U n d e Sam's preference is not a m a l l « o f favor, but o f Q U A L IT Y and RESULTS. In U nde Sera'* service, a * in everybody vise's. LUCAS PRO­ DUCT'S have an unbroken reco 2. for satisfactory result*. Those contem plating putting in wells would serve their best inter­ ests by consulting us and learning prices before making contracts. G row in g S tra w b e rrie s, Celery A ip ir u u , Lettaci, Onions. CgBliflowen, etc., etc., in Sinford, p*yi I Sell the Land— Your Brain*. Money, and Mu k Ic» Mttk« the Crap and tbs Profit Rev. B r. Brow*, rwtar. A 0. kry. trait* * u 6m-. tknxlsy murninr wrrk*. II; r»c*tat* v n ta. Supc. prayer neetiag 740 WrdacwUjr n o k * Th e usual services next Sunday morn­ ing and evening. It is the Intention of the rector to m ake the Sunday evening services intereadng In all. whether cunnactod with this branch o f the churchnc Repairing o f all Kinds o f Machinery w ith this church are welcomed. Notice o f Registration The registration book for the City o f Sanford. Florida. Will be opened on Mon­ day. Novem ber 2pd. 1908, in the City 1st. 1906. at 5 o’clock p. in. Hours o f registration— 9 o'clock a. m. to 12 m , and from 2 until 3 o'clock p. m. 11 —8 Mask L Scott, City Clerk. A fe w more o f diese still left, auld strictly on guai)tee. i f they do^not do what we d a in i, money is refunded. Harry J. Wilson Automobiles and Gas Engines IM P R O V E D IR R IG ATE D F A R M S — UNCLEARED LANDS Flowing Wells on All Celery D dta and oilier Desirable Tracts in Blocks to suit Purchaser. Office and works on Oak Avenue, near Feniuld’a . N. W H ITN E R First National Bank Building �T ttr A am W B SST O M B SANFORD HERALD Iuk tliot something wan w rrn ij up• tiilr i and went op to And tbe poor de-. serted child. T b e doctor wild the should fro to ■ hospital and that be would send fo r her. Th ere was a hurried step on the stairs, and In a m lnutc.U eorge was Ladies’ Skirts and Gentlemen’s Clothing f f l p n g O T Œ U FJ V IE B g g lg flyEarleHookerEaton Our Monthly Rite for Clib Only ISTEB wanted ehieketit Thankspivin’ day-to eat,-Brother said a gander was mighty hard to beat, V» ihe wanted tnrkey, an' pa he wanted dock,. -t- . Hta I went ont huntin’ an’ had the beatest luck. Beard a norful growlin’ ; but, any, I didn’t care. X des aimed my rifle an’ ahot this grea’ big bear! 5 Giving you twelve pieces . a month We will call for and deliver your clothes once a week Up-to-Date A ll W ork Guaranteed Restaurant "MTG lon B ros., Proprietors. In Gold’s Barber Shop Ev e r y t h i ng Neat a n d Cl ean of the Epicure Best Brand of Fertilizers jjx>r Florida-growers tmtttttmwôtttnmt I fS r i* . C ÏM T w en ty Y e a r » o f E xperien ce w ith Florid a Crops lia s D em on stra ted th e W o r th o f Our F e rtiliz e rs Comfort Cottage i -r i “ • '» • i Park Avenue, North The Florida Fertilizer Co and Cooked to-Please the Paiate [ ’Phone 60 A SPECIAL BRAND EOR EVERY CROP 1 Best Hom elike Accommodations in The Florida Fertilizer Co. j. a . takac h , a u m SANFORD, FLORIDA the C ity at Moderate Prices Centrally "HEARD A NOBFUL OBOWLIN BUT, SAY, I DIDN’T CAB&' ¡Located Corner of Fourth and Magnolia Avenue S I5TEB want* tne guzard. the neck er anything; Brother wants a drunutick, an’ mother ’ll take a wing Fatner u take the wishbone, with des a slice of breast, An as I ’m quite hungry I think I'll eat the rest. Don’t I with that Bosefelt, the pres’dent, was my pa; Nen I ’d shoot some elfunts 'way down in Africkah! Jimmy’s Thanksgiving gone out o f her fa th er's eyes l i n o now to thorn. She had 1190 and thought that more than enough to last until fum e and riches catno. W hen.she w as gone the whole f i t j p -SvwiuCd c^.p ty. H e r brave, bright letters told bow ejie and three other girls hod rented a photograph toft fo r only f lO a month. T h ey had made It very artistic, had built wardrobes o f packin g boxes and made divans o f cots covered w ith deulm, w hich served as cozy beds at nlgbL She told o f the screen mads o f a elotheshorse, covered also with denim, which served to hide their bach elor girl kltcben w ith Its coal oU stove and packing box closets fo r dishes. H er fath er made no comment on these pitifu l makeshifts, but be and G eorge read betw een the lines. T h ey knew there was somtdhlng w rong. T h ere was a forced breeziness In tbe letters. G eorge bad loved Jim m y since she was a baby, and he decided as T h a n k sgiv­ ing drew near that he coaid stand the strnln no longer. I n ’ lfiê rheantlme the fo u r girls In the groat, bleak, ancient photographer's ga llery w ere finding It ve ry hard to win fame. T b o rent, though divided down on the floor and began to w all. Bhe w as cold and hungry and m iser­ able. She w as go in g borne, “ and art could go to gra ss!" Th is ^voiced tho general sen tim en t but Jim m y bad com e from sterner stock, nnd she w ou ldn 't g iv e np. T h ree o f tbo fou r girls w ro te to tb c lr parents and In a w eek had said good by to Jim- my. who faced tbe Question of rent alone. Rbe threw hcraylf on..thc cot and cried all night with HiunkFr, cold and the knowledge that ahe was beat­ en. From talont to genius was s far cry. and abe was no genius. "Bat I wouldn't care," sbe sobbed. "If It were not ao near Thanksgiving. At-beoM-tbars'll l»e - tnrkey- and plea and cake and Jellies and—I Just can't stand Itr But aba oarer once thought of writ­ ing borne for help The next morning abe lay unconscious In her lonely place tosajng In fever, while ber griering fa­ ther and mother were going around heavy footed making preparation* for the coming feast Jimmy lay two nights and a day IB and alone, when a lady w ho bad an pfflee la the same building bad n feel- DEALER IN Fresh Meats North, East, West and South Consult the P u rp le . Folder Agent for Virginia Carolina Per tilizers O ld S h o e s W a n t e d I am again asking for OLD SHOES, will give what they are worth SIZES. 6 . 7. 8 . 9. 10 II AMD IS For detailed Information, ratea, schedules and reservations, see your nearest Ticket Agent, write to or call on A . W. FR ITO T, F R A N K C. B O Y LS TO N , Division Passenger A g e n t Travelling Passenger A gen t ~Atlantifc- CöasrXihe, Jacksonville, Fla. Cor. 3rd St. and Sanford Àve. Sanrord City Bonds fo r Sole We. the wndentrned. bond in iiln t . uOrr for tale Afteen ( I5Y Hood« at the City of Sanford. FYarfala. uf ooe thouaand A lla n ( SI.000) eaeh, b r.n n * ail tier rent hitereat. paiablr wm i annually. rnupona attached, and parable at thr National Park Dank of New York City, an January 1st and July l*t of each year. These afteen taodr are the rrtnaipln* unsold bonds of a tund Uiue of $45.000 of January. IB9t. at which time $S0 00O of the bonds were sold and expended in >«n»a»»ia* the su—ss. FRANK L. W OODRUFF Sanford's “Only Exclusive Shoe Store t I J T ■* STRONG LINE O f CHILDREN’S SCHOOL SHOES -• . ,, Tlie Latest Fall Styles in Ladies’, Gent’s and~'Children's Shoes <1 » Just Received i> Drink a Bottle of Each bill should be m M so* endorsed Bid lot San lord Baads." rnckaod In • saesnd cnvckjw addressed to the undersigned bund trustees The bids wilt be Otwnfd at 12 o'clock, noun. January 1st. 1*00 The Habt Is reserved le rejw t say sad all bids. . .. . .___ I . . » . Interest coupons wUI be detached from the bonds down to and includine Januare Ist. I Otiti.and in Irrest coupons (rem January I n . l#OS. to remain attached A. U, T a s a n . Sanford Bakery r .. Manufactured with pure distilled water—they will prevent illness, aid digestion and give you health >■ In dark. Building T h e 8 * n fo r d ~ C 6 c * C o l * “ B b W f n g ' C o . ‘J S a n f o r d , F la Home-Made Bread, Like Mother Used Bake Cakes Filled Promptly Goods delivered to any parts of the Why not spend a few dollar* having that old well of your’* cleaned out and drilled deeper. It will save doctor's bill*. I am equipped to do you a first-daaa Job and reasonable prices. Artesian and deep wells Telephone No. $0 M. P. LI �me VOICE O f Tllf PE0PLÜ Letters and Communications on Various Timely Topics. C AftSEPARATEM C ES IN SCHOOL Important Decision Rendered In U. S. Surpreme Court SANFORD flCRALD November 21. t908 THE LOCAL LEGISLATION City Council Meets In a Pink In deciding the case' o f Boren College . Tea Session versus the State o f Kentucky favorably to the state, the supreme court o f tile United States Monday held that a state o f the Union m ay constitutionally legislate to prevent the coeducation o f the w h ite and black races. The case was instituted to In This Department will be round the tcstYhe va lid ity o f the state law o f 1004. Views, Opinion»-and Comment - — prohibiting white and black children from of Practical Writers. attending the same schools. The higher (W e Invite correspondence on live topics from all sections of the County, also news Items o f Interest. state court took tho position that the white Itrevlty will Insure prompt publication. Articles contrary to the views of the Editor will be pub­ and black races are naturally antagonistic, lished. but abusive and anonymous communica­ and that,the forced separation ofth ech iltions will be rejected. We will not be responsible for opinions eiprcssed by contributors. A ll com- Hren o f the two races lain tho line o f pres­ nlent Ions Intrndrd for current Issue must be In ervation o f the' peace. The opinion o f the td not later than Tuesday p. m ) —En. When The Chronicle Rings The Bell supreme court was handed down b y Jus­ tice Brewer and affirmed the finding o f wttTTCx roe ate lAxroen lujui n both the Kentucky circuit court Add t V When the Chronlde rings the Bell What then, do you opine T court o f appeals. Justices Harlan and Day You must your fondest hopes dispel. And this will be the sign— dissented. Justice Brewer's opinion dealt When the Chronicle rln(s the Dell. entirely with corporations as affected by When the Chronlde rlni the Kentucky statute and did not consider You'll rival hut o meagre spell. the question o f applicability to individu­ And this will he the sign— als. Proceeding upon the theory that a When the Chronicle rings y ho Bell. stnto has complete control over corpora­ wliien the Chronlde ringk the Bell, Let cold chills run down your spine, tions and its own creations, he then con­ For It will mean your doom to tell. strues the la w o f 1004 as in effect an And this will tie the ilg o — When the Chronlde rings (he Bell. amendment to the charter o f Berea ColWheq the Chronlde rings the Dell, lege and added: T o jU n lb 'twill you consign. “ It is undoubtedly true thatthereserved T w ill lw needless to then rebel, And this will lie the sign— power to alter or amend is subject to some When the Chronlde rings the Dell. limitations, and. that under the guise o f an When the Chronlde rinse the Bell, nmendment flThew contract m ay not al­ You upeiarte gel In line, And llt’n lo your funeral knelL ways be enforcable upon the corporation For this will be the elgn— When the Chronlde rings the Bell. w the stockholders, but it is settled that a power reserved to the legislature to niter, When the Chronlde rings the Bell. Jnst pees It down the line; amend or repeal a charter authorizes it to “ Means ilenlh lo every rival swell I' And this will he the sign—. make an alteration or amendment o f a When the Chronlde rings the Bell. Charter granted subject to it. wiiich will When the Chronicle rings the Bell, not d efca to r substantially impnlr the ob­ Will you Indeed resign T Or will you sure success compel), ject o f the grant or any rights vested under Dt-tplie the om’nous sign— it, and which the legislature tnay deem W h«t the Chronicle rings the Bell T ncctissafy ffl'keeitnrMTTier Him n h jn c m r Attorney Johnson. any public rlghL W e need concern our­ There being ho further business, council P r o p o s e s C elery Jubilee selves only with the inquiry whether the adjourned. To the Editor of Tin Hu a u > first section o f the Kentucky law can be up­ Your proppsal to have n Celery Jubilee held ns coming within the power o f a state at Sanford next March is good. -• over its own corporate creatures. W e are The ffower carnivals o f Pasadena and o f opinion that it docs come within that Santa Barbara. California, copied after power. th c -000 at Nice, Franco, iiave made those yourself o f Jhem: Enamelwnrc. rinsing The First Lettuce of 1908 towns famous. pans, sauce pans, dippers, 15, 25, and 35 „ (Jacksonville Times-Union I Many people would choose this tim e to The first lettuqe sent from Sanford to oepts. Two-lb red kidney beans, 10c; 2visit Sanford. New York brought $4.50 a basket. Thir­ ib Elbcrtn peaches, 15c, Worcester sauce, Our own ]>eopIe would gain much benefit ty-two baskets was the lot and the New 15c. Only one beautiful set o f China ware and amusement from the “ vegetable pa­ York receiver wired the grower within price $20, next week for $17, rade," athletic competitions and tourna­ forty hours after the truck was shipped ments. Now is the time to buy your sub-ini telling him that it had been shipped at If w e want to make Sanford a “ live gnted land. .S e e M. M. Smith. the price named. The metropolis is letc i t y " w e must get nllve ourselves. Jump into line and help it along. — J, V, WeeoEN, COLUMN DEVOTED TO PEOPLE WONDEREULLY SLOW TALKFEST B A n o th e r L e t t e r F rom H o rry P a p w o rth N ew Y ork, November 17, 1908. To (he Editor of The Herald: and flthbnlls, the turkey is a concrete symphony that causes every soul to ripple in so.ig. Oid and young are alike victim s o f its peerless quality. r The young eat it with their first teeth, the middle aged attack it with their sec­ ond, and the old masticate it w ith their third, or store teeth, nnd it is even tooth­ some to the toothless. The cranberry’s chief distinction is that which it enjoys in being the tail-end o f the Thanksgiving ticket. The.cranberry sauce is sometimes strained, but not In its relations with turkey. They go together i»o harmoniously that several poets say that the cranber­ ry's Incarnated smile is intensified by the turkey's flush o f pride. The turkey is a bird among birds, n dish among dishes, a dream among dreams. N ew Telephon e D ire c to ry A new telephone book will soon be is­ sued from the press o f The Herald. This is made-accessary by the greatnum berof new usOrs o f the system. Tills book will *could be elected President of lhis great When you employ a town dentiit town A ll points North A ll points North When you subscribo for the town’s newspaper. Somo citizens fail in somo o f these duties. A few fail in all of them. HOW ABOUT YOU? finnUnn'sNoUcc Sunday law. R. McQunid. ns Guardian of the and estate o f Cecelia D. McQupid, n minor, Intel [,_on the 4th day of IVcemher, A . D. Hi OH. at 10 o'clock a,i. m., ... iu up.ply . to the county . .judge — „ —o f Orang ----- Je coun­ ty, Florida, at his office in the City of Orlando, for authority lo sell at jirivnie snie all the right, title and interest (u the following described land, situiur lying and being in the county of ............. . state o f Floridn, to-wit l/>i nine (II). Unfurnished R o om s F o r Rent Several nice rooms,-in good location, ... . J, In the City will be rented to desirable persons. Cist­ o f Sanford, Florido. W il l ia m R. McQ uaio, ern' and sulphur water on tlie premises. A s Guardian o f Cecelia I). Mctjuulri. Inquire at The Herald office. When you have an item of news call Fok R ent — Four unf phone No. 148. Address H., Herald office IN SANFORD LAND Is the Surest Money Maker in all the » Southern States ~ If you want any of these lands, see us Terms-to suit your-pocket-book - All points South All points South Tevere» Ail pouts Soul All points Noth........ ....... . 7 00 s A <1*11y express pouch received Iran Tamps at It 55 a. m. Extra copies o f (ids week's Herald caa Metis marked d ere dotty, all others dally, except Cess.’ F. m u m ». Postmaster. — - b e o b t a in e d at this office. Send a copy Sunday. to your friends and keep them in touch Ham sandwich, 3 cents; Mrs. Takosh's ' w ith the Celery City and its wonderful und) room, opposite the depot. resources. mm b h eater- When you speak tho town’s praises. lu y A liig y ou T o r th e c o u rfe s y , H akky M. P apworth. When you patromzfrF&wtTtaitoi When you encourage a prise. Oviedo I enclose subscription $1.00 for the H erald— more power to it • and you I When you buy from ,» town m< chant ---- -1__ F ro m th e tlo o s ie r S ta te Mr. nnd Mrs. E, F. McConnha o f Rich­ mond. fhd., have arrived In the city nnd will spend the winter here. They made the (rip from Richmond to Jacksonville In their touring car and from thence by Clyde Line to Sanford. Mr. McConnha purchased a fine celery farm last year on tile west side and will engage in celery culture. W e welcom e these estimable ttooslers In T>u f midst and hope more o f them will decide to locate in Sunford. I am delighted to.rend that Sanford has recently organized a fire department; your invitation to attend a drill w ill be accept­ ed probably during the present winter; in the meantime please inform the Chief nnd the boys thnt I should be honored by being elected a contributory member and itjr unr boys on to the rncrtfint mere are some of Nature's noblemen in Sanford to whom the old fire boys never appealed in Vain for funds— C olonel'Thrasher ‘ (thé best that ever lived ), Hon. M. F. Robineon, George i'crnnld. Bill Hill, Frank P. Forster, F. H. Rand and many others. Some o f tlie happiest days o f m y life w ere {Missed in dear old Sanford, with die -fire boys far comrndcs, therefore the pros­ p erity o f your town nna the Are depart­ m ent have m y e(hcera wishes for a fulfilment, Mr. Editor, I have always bad consider­ don’t Knock. able admiration for men who devote their List of Unclaimed .Letters Uvea to publishing the "W e e k ly " at one Remaining in the Sanfonl Postoflke at dollar p er; wondering from whence pomes their reward! To compliment you on the Issue o f the Sanford H cri l ' 1, McKUule, Mrs. Anni« Inrly your "Proclam ation” in the issue o f Siili ili. U ri. L in ie Williams, Mrs. N ov. 14lh, seems infinitesimal; it surely U a dandy and should be the admiration Gentlemen o f all deep thinking men o f your State— Colmore, Thomas Johnson, W. F. McClrnton, Kev. W. D, “ forget politics nnd go to work"— fine; Eunvcrs. E. K. Marie, Lee when compared with the mushy letter Dewitt, Freden • Uoldwtre, James Lookhsrt, D. L w ritten b y th o Hon. Frank Clark, publish­ Hunter. July Slotsn. Matthew ed In tho Sanford Herald, prognosticating Jenkins, C. P. Mr. Bryan's election, it’s more o f a won­ Jepson, Henry Taylor W. W. der. O f course I appreciate the fact that Johnson. P. K. Persons claiming tlie above w ill please m y political opinion would not count for say “ A dvertised," and give date o f this much, because I led a crowd o f SanfordC h a s . F. H a s k in s , P. M. it e s t o political sulcidein the fall o f 1808, the yertr Mr. Bryan crucified the Demo­ cratic party with n Gross or Gold'arirf 3 F ree SUyer, but really do you think the Hon. Frank ever supposed Mr. Bryan Country! W h y I would ns soon expect tlie cat fish o f Lake Monroe lo push their heads out o f the w ater and, looking towards Sanford, sing "Th e Beautiful They Go Together It is believed by many thinking people that Thanksgiving was Invented to give the turkey a distinction and n prestige and to give a medium through which to offer our gratitude while experiencing per­ ennial tin ills o f pleasure. The selection o f the turkey for the star pdrt was happy, because everyone, likes turkey, be it hot. cold or canned, Unlike veal, corned bcei a □■ □am �NHB»b«r NEWS Of THE WORLD M4BEl pa io e SANFORD THE FAVORED ifying the severity o f the northern blasts. " 'Sanford is blessed with ample trans­ portation. both w ater and land, sound Pretty Wedding In lllstrlonlc Circles banks, a puMic sp irted board o f trade, Thursday Morning Items of Interest Gleaned From Former Citizen Writes of the hustling, reliable real estate agents, who Items o f Interest Concerning The Sanford House was the scene pf a Various Sources. have easy work in locating home-seekers Advantages of This Section quiet wedding on Thursday morning, ilio Society People. or investors, where an investment o f $3, contracting parties being Mabel Paige and 000 may he mnde to yield a net income Charles W. Ritchie. Miss Paige and com­ yearly o f from 33,000 to 310,000. pany closed on W ednesday night after " “Our whole state Is linked together with three nights in Sanford, nnd the rumor indissoluble ties, prosperity is apparent (be Render* Will rind a Brief that the favorite was to wed Mr. Ritchie, Enormous Yield From an Acre of Land everywhere, from it all Jacksonville gets Historical Sprlni Flowing llow Celery City Vanity M ir While the manager, gave an added zest to the Stimulates property Values loll, adding daily to our city's prosperity Tor Hurried Readers Away the Golden Hours— performance on Wednesday night. And Induces Immigration nnd growth. W e should, rejoice in tbe Rudolph A. Vnlette, a rurol m all clerk, Social Gossip. The wedding ceremony was performed The following letter from H. H. Deane progress o f every section, NE evening last week I heard a „ho live* in Newark. N. J.. recenUy kiUcd by the Rev. B. F. Brown, rector o f the Ho­ " 'A t present Sanford is rejoicing.over a married mhn decrying the grant , bullfrog which weighed a trifle over *1* ly Crosa Episcopal church, only the mem­ nnd published in the Jacksonville Metrop­ amount o f deception and story tell­ nuumU. This is believed to be the largest bers o f the company and n few friends olis is so well written and gives such a telegram received from the Hon. fn iu k L ^ ia M :adbpnaFtfv-li'-2iir..’n » S M ir f t f f n WnT fC f art stating that the board o f* engineers ing that is practiced in society and he being i resen t .1 -■ frog Wiled In this or any other country, that It is reproduced in The Herald. Mr. and chief o f engineers approve q ^ ia n n e declared that he iw*d- riem nm tef O f ---For disobeying order*; Bernard Lelser, Mabel Paige has >been a favorite with Deane having been a resident o f Sanford one hundred feel wide nnd eight fe w deep, w ife Hint she be absolutely straight­ tárale in Battery D. Third Field A rtillery the people o f the South for a number o i several years ago, fs quick to note the re­ Pnlntka to Sanford; ona hundred fc^t wide forward with her friends. Not that re­ ¡J.S. A„ has been dishonorably discharged years, having made her first appearance markable. changes being made in this city nrrtHtCc feet d^ep, Sanford to Lake Har­ formation wns neccsspry in that particular from die service, deprived o f all back pay w hile a tiny tot o f five years. The Atlanta and suburbs, and more than any one can ney, mean low water," which action, de­ quarter, but even in the smaller affairs ind allowances, and Is to be Imprisoned for Constitution long ago heralded Miss Paige discern the signs o f prosperity and future clares Mr.Clark, guarantees both projects,' that a plain statement o f fact be the rule, : _ ' ___ * ill roondts. The violation o f orders con- 08 the "Idol o f the South," and such she development -of the Celery City: not a stumbling, halting excuse resorted 0f eadng unwholesome apples after has remained as no member o f the stage “ Returning from a visit to Sanford, his to to gain the end a simple declaration hold* a larger place In tbe h e a rts 'o f tbe repeated orders not to do so. ^ » ♦* former home, H. 11. Deane when seen by a would secure. After having been a citizen o f the United people than this dainty, petite artist. For Metropolis representative, recounted in lion. Henry S. Chubb Thinks Sanford This gcnUcmnn docs not want his w ife the past few years, w lthher late husband. Sutes for over forty year*, and drawing a May Have One glowing terms, nnd with keen gratifica­ to go about hunting people to dovour by pension from the Government for services Henry F. Willard, The Mabel Paige Com­ tion sojne o f tlie wonderful developments Hon. Henry S. Chubb, the well-known forcing upon them disagreeable truths, tendered during the war between the pany confined themselves to Florida, plny- in that favored section. lender o f the Republican forces in Florida, but he does want her to be absolutely. itstes. Win. A. Hang, a native o f Chino. Ing a whole season at Tampa nnd Jack­ "Said Mr. Deane: ‘I am sure your many spent n short time in tlie city on Wednes­ frank with her friends. I f she is Invited finds himself deprived o f his citizenship sonville.* A t the death oiM r. Willard the thousands o f readers will be glad to learn day cn route to his home in W inter Park, to a party, for instance, and it is not oon"” by a recent decision o f the court passed management o f the company was placed something nf the ixugrcss of -Hie trucking from Washington.-' ' venlchi for her to go, let her say so and jif rli It ■V*BwWlwe'VWll(Ji ihaduuula o f-C h a rte r-W rR l t e llie s for­ industry on. the celery delta, which is . Col. Chubb, while indulging in n chat not hem nnd haw, worry nnd delay her The committee on privileges o f the Brit merly o f the Peruchl-Gypzene Co., nnd bringing Sanford world-wide • renown. with Tlie Herald scribe, wns asked about answer and then give some other than the acquaintance of Miss Paige and Mr. iih House of Lords has decided that Albert Truth is stranger than fiction. It seems •tiie likelihood o f a government building the real reason for declining the in vita ­ Kliby Fairfax, a native o f Virginia, la en­ Ritchie ripened into love, n consummation almost incredible that tbe unsightly llut- for Sanford, and stated that in a short tion. In fact, the key to Hie whole situa­ o f which wns reached in this city, when titled to the rank nnd title o f Lord Fairfax woods lands of a few years ogohnve been time numerous cities tlie size o f Sanford tion with this man would be to have the they plighted their troth on Thursday. of Cameron. In the Scottish peerage; transformed Into the beautiful fields which would receive n|)pro|iriationsfrom 310,000 women give reasons for actions, not ex­ .„M r. Ritqhle is a native of Columbus, now greet tlie eye. level as a table, long to 313,000 for erecting suitable buildings cuses for inaction. And while he does An area of 500 square miles o f grazing Ohio, nnd came to Jacksonville about one rows o f verdant benuty and mathematical for pnstulficcs, and that an effort on the not want the truth stretched, he does not hod lying north of Roswell. N. M.. has year ago and took charge o f the Paige Co. precision with tiie sparkling cascades of, part o f tlie citizens would greutly aid in believe In been on fire for ubuut a week, nnd ranch­ brutality in conversation. Under his able direction the company hns drocuring one of these appropriations. artesian wells. men living in the vicinity have been fight­ With him the proper course is a brief, enjoyed n most pros|>mw<a season, nnd While it is not Hi his power to person­ true reason for not doing or doing some ‘A ll over the sln/e are found localities ing U by hnck-flrlng in order to save their will erect their own opera houses in sev­ with proven clnims of tqiccinl adaptation ally aid in (Iiia movement. Col. Chubb c property. certain thing, not a long-drawn out flat­ eral Fioridn cities nt- uA early date. to certain crops. The oranges, tlie grn|>e- pressed himself ns greatly in favor o f Han­ tering, insincere regret. , After being blind fdr 36 years. Miss Tlie host of friends over the South of fruil, pineapple, tomato, melon and many ford securing such un appropriation. ; nnd When the suggestion was made to him Alice Hollis of Port Huron, Mich., has re­ the contracting parties will join in extend­ other members of (lie fruit ami vegetable nt n later date bo expects to visit tl)U city tliut the, to use the slang expression, gained her sight, and nltliough her vision ing congratulations upon this hnppyevent kingdom have each a fuvorlte home,* but and inspect the advantages. 'jolliers," in this woujd serve a purpose ii not perfect, she can read with the aid and iri Sanford they will always be ncThese uppro|>rintions have not assumed by fooling and picasing their subjects for Sanford clnims pre-eminent fitness in tlie of eyeglasses, typewritten letters. corded a wurm welcome. culture of celery. There, nature witlt lav­ a tangible shnpc us yet, and it ma)l be a brief period, lie took exception to the • Tom L. Johnson, mayor o f Cleveland, ish hand lias linked together u duster of years before such a building- rmiltj be statement. life said tiiat suqh is not tlie Ohio, has lost his wealth in trying to save Just Arrived at ‘ Sanrord Grocery Co. conditions in climate and soil that are not erect«!, or tbe bill could be rnllroflded case with him. A ll the while people are 1 tbe estate of his dead brother. Buckwtieat flour, old homestead flour, duplicated in the known world. through tlie next session o f congress ^nd' telling him complimentary things he feels Oh hcT north bound trip last week, fire gcnhniu flour, hygenic nnd superlutlve 'The ¿oil is of sudi character ns to make Sanford lie aide to have a suitable build their insincerity nnd he dislikes to permit ' i n discovered among the cargo Of the flour. Snider's catsup, chilli sauce, oyster |K>ssilile the remarkable and effective plan ing id twelve mouths. them to believe for a single minute that be uesmship Chattahoochee o f (lie Ocean cocktail, and salad dressing. At any rate the project Is worth the of sub-irrigation and sub-druinuge which is foolish cnougti to be deceived by them. , * Steamship Company's line, after leaving is the foundation of tlie success obtained, consideration o f the citizens of Sanford, He dreads the thought that lie will be Smnnah, and the vessel was run into Just Received as good crojw are assured whether the nnd rcgnrdlesB o f whether U nde Sum accepted ns-"easy" by the professional Urtwf nnd benched near Norfolk. The The largest line of sporting goods ever season be wet or dry, the winter climate lends Ids aid or not tlie city should cer­ olliers: He is not a vain man and tie damage amounted to several thousand received in Sanford— guns, rifles, hunting could not.be more favorable, the wide ex­ tainly have 'a postofiios commensurate with the rapid growth and pros|Mtrily ol cares not fur tlio lauding insincere people AnlUt»__;__________ d r illin g , etc. Harry J. Wilson. panse o f Lake Monroe softening and mod­ the city . indulging antTwhcn thole is so imich l«ti Fri.i.y ... explosioncaused by leak­ praise a dm in ister«! that is not meant, ing gas in an excavution in Brooklyn. N. the real merit of commendation when Y, lore up nearly half a block o f street ]n n n f^ í^ í^ n i^ [^ [^ [F D [o ][ff][^ [^ n [G 3 [j^ [E ]a E E E iz ]íR ifR i í 9 ^ E [iifR im fT ¥ v¥ ~ irn rn r-^ there Is actual oueasHm lo r it, is m aterial­ sod caused the dentil o f several persons. ly discounted. If we_ are to accept the Fire in the miñe of the Northwest Im ­ liogus article for tlie* real tiling, we dlsprovement Company at Red Lodge, Mon­ ircdit the value of the genine. ts® Nov. 20, caused the death of several Can you say that my friend is wrong in mlnm and the destruction o f much prop­ Ids stand? I do believe you will dare do erty. this,- and slllL t nin afraid, you will not- m arried WEEK GARDEN SPOT Of THE WORLD P O I N T S P U R ELV P ER S O N A L o: NEW BUILDING FOR POSTOEflCE pTHE PLATFORM OF E. E. BRADY Hi*. Russell Sage -has- given 525,000 towird the establishment o f a Negro col­ ige In Kentucky. to be a brand) o f Berea “ hege. This makes S350,000 that has l**n raised for this purpose. Candidate for Mayor of City of Sanford^^^ Seventeen Clónese youth to be educated *! *** universities in Washington and • » .Yprk at llie expense o f the Chinese government, arrived in San Francisco this »eek. Woe Curie, who Jolndy with her husthe late Prof. Curie, diecovered raW®. m i been appointed ch ief professor J r 1* * in lhe faculty o f adence, Paris ■oversity. the explosion o f the boilers on the «ttmboa.i (^*rter on ib * Mlsslesippl river, . . To the People of S anford: Mack Mooney, die counterfeiter, who *«*»*iu lly pasted M5 0 " over the "10" on United States greenbacks, has been arrcsted tnd scntenrid.i o - soven YEnm- lrr} thn,federal.prison at Atlanta. , oin him in n cnisade ngninst the insin­ cerity of society. , —A dele. INTERESTED as I am in the welfare and prosperity of the City of Sanford and its citizens, |_iimLdtsxrinri-to-6ee-our-t‘ity-«dvtttnt‘ nnd tnkrits plnce rifi the foremost inland cityof our State, which distinction projieriy belongs to ns, and having no other motive than the uj>buildiug of Sanford und its greater prosperity, I have announced my candidacy for the office o f . Muyor, and take pleasure in presenting to you my Platform, in which I have embodied the issues which I believe ore foremost in the minds of our citizens und best adapted to bring about tne * desired result: , . i -.i- *— — . . .. • ^ I am in favor of reduction of taxes- _ _ •, • • * ._ . I am in favor pf better fire protection. ■ • Mr. and Mrs. McLautin entertained Rev. und Mrs. J. F. McKinnon on Thanksgiving Duy at dinner. ______ •*. 4 . I am in favor of paving and keepiwLiil Proper condition our streets and uvenues. I am in favor of eity extension,'/?roWrfci/ tho city can guarantee to the inhabitants of tiie Theoonvtntion o f the Am erican Feder- contiguous territory all the- benefits to wl|MljJl&y’ would be entitled as tax-paying citizens; but I H«ju _____ whereby to obtain revenue with which to meet the necessary expenses of City Government! . * ^ U «P w ie d Very respectfully. v "i , *' T-Vnf A - -■*- * ■* '■—A-i.y ■iliV ' i“■ ------ - --i* a ■*'1* • ry -. -- —----T E.( E. “ *— Drainage Commission Meets * B rady .i.1.- 11 » i n n v ïô iT iiË r ii r i i ^ I '■ ■ ***&& '1 The commission rocenUy appointed by the county com m iaionert, met last Tues­ day at PTM. Eider's store and, w ith m v f ~ eral citizens, went over the drainage dis­ tric t Work w ill commence at an early date upon the drainage ditches and this will prove o f great benefit to this section. Candidate for Mayor. Sanford, Fiondò? Nooember 21st. - Jh#t ejgyfxi g cggiDhto knowledgepf Rilcy„ and Kipling. Jt * 1 ^1and — tb rCaklu vicinity. . _ _ . . I f j i l a 'N JU iiU iifon* mjffpy,afid impartially ail the Ordinances of our city. ,cv°fii3to luis broken out id ¿ " 2 w ik nMc . w iu ,,w e p t by ■ iorWfcdemt i ' Several persons were 7 7 * 7 « ® “ amber injured. Tbe . " ** “ «p o rte d to be Immense. „ A n entertainment was given in tlie auditorium o f Hie High School last night by Mr. Elias Day and Mrs. Oranne Truitt lav for the benefit o f the public school, Every one who did not go missed a treat and a chance to help financially tlie school o f Sanford. "T h e False Ideal and the Real in A rt," was handled in a manner I am in favor of municipal ownership o f a Lighting Plant and Water Works as a means Sutes Judge Taylor, at O eve !*** an injunction rehen i ** ^ Teiephone Company t_, *° y W*F Interfering w ith private 'tadepeMéut Unel. " ------ How many attended divine service and In God’s liouse gave Him Hianks for ail things good f- vigorously oppose the plan.of extension us presented by the present administration, which I believe to be unfair and unjust. way- ' i Farmers have fine looking crops o f cel­ ery, lettuce mid strawberries and ought to be thankful to n divine Providence fd K so biessing them in their efforts in beau­ tifyin g tbe wilderness. __________ •Zij rightpersons were killed andserI others badly injured. \ U bof #t ,u ineedng in Denver Samuel Gompers president, and Toronto, Canada, as tbe next oFmeeting. Thanksgiving Reminiscences Thanksgiving lias come nnd gone. Tlie turkey und cranberry sauce have been eaten. In some places Hie poor have baan Iwiped -by-offerings broughnU uecoration to Hie chancel.-------- -Sanford as a town lias a fine outloqfc for the future and the residents have much to be thankful for in a material * .r*-' VU � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1908 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 21, 1908 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 21, 1908. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 21, 1908;<a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank"> Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1ba4f3a01df15fd1d9b25af6e824e2fe.pdf a6f73bcf96dcec85ec9ed0a6d6852702 PDF Text Text . — ■ THE 8ANF0RD HERALD P»l*8 IN-THC SOCIAL WORLD tal chinch.— A. R. eroici k wltî be Wllff --------- A N ORDINANCE----------------- fhc Jleytld during their stny In the city Granting to S. O. Chase. A. T. Rossi ter, A. P. Connelly, r.P . rorster and J. N.Whltner, Mrs. Cassels it residing with her daugh­ their Associates and Assigns. Certain ter, fir s . Frank Woock, on Oak avenue, Rights and Privileges Pertaining la Street their m any Sanford friends w ill be Railroad In tho City of Sanford. riorKIs 7 -=“ » a gla [ltd greet them.Again. Items of Interest Concerning --------society People. c Bt rr OnDAmro by (he City Council of (he City of Sanford., Florida: iWehlva Tribe Is Organized Srcuoul, That S 0 Chase. A. T. Roeelier. A the 30th, sleep o f Traveling Moon« P. Conaefly. r. P. f a s t e r snd J N Whitner (here•her designated as Goaktitx), (heir associate* and W ekiva Tribe No. 41, Improved Order o f assigns. are hereby given and granted municipal franchises. right*. privilege* and authority to have Red Men, was instituted in the city by J. and operate strew railways, and the tight of way IIn u P c lrrv therefor, upon, along, through, over and across the M. Pound, Great J u n lo f Sogimore, and U Tty of Sanford, os foistrrrts and avenue* of theCIt Oliver, Great Chief Of Records. The fol- lows : Constructing first on Sanford avenue from smithk gfty lOa ksa i s l i s l siisi 1 1 asá l a s s g a a h i* lowing officers were in stalled! iue to Oak avenue 0 on Mrst ■ street, Osh BVntue ,1 rut, u.ti, accordu avenue ms l10 o r. U ec. t . Trafford1« map of the town of Sanford. Sachem. L. F. Steffey; Senior Sogimore. Ins Orange County. Florida, and such other streets and Woman's Club Entertain W . D. Hammond; Junior Sogimore, J. A . avenues at the City Council shall from time to time toy resolution or ordinance. Said rights and The W oman's Club, Sanford’s latest so­ Dorum; Prophet. J. 1. Anderson; Keeper o f direct privilege* are hereby granted to the said Grantee* cial organization, was at home to their Wampum, G. B. Pope; Chief o f Records, ’or the purposes of constructing, maintaining and by electricity, gasoline or—such othrr mosparadaft, --------- ---------------, — friends on last Tuesday night, ¿h tfan tef- N . O. Garner. The new tribe startslive offpower, except steam, as may be from time to time authorized by tho City Council, a line of tained in their new home on Third street P O I N T S P U R E LY P ER S O N A L f». •- The house had been especially arranged for the comfort o f the members and guests, nnd the decorntlons in club colors o f green and red were beautiful and appropriate This color scheme Is especially adapted for decorating, as the natural plants and flowers o f Florida lend their beauty and fragrance to the decorative idea, and Inrge festoons o f red berries and green leaves nnd roses gnloro v ied with the green noliTe<rcnñiI1 es” "pTucecPupon .the tables nnd in many niches around t h e j e | c ep ilo n lia trf , ■ - J!^ . IJT'i r 'ir In tho receiving line were Mcsdnmes J W . Dickens, Forrest Lake, R.S. Keelor nnd Miss Keelor. and the guests were made to feel a t home upon their arrival within the portáis o f the club. No details weto overlooked providing for the comfort o f the guests, and in one o f the rooms several tables ga ve on op­ portunity for whist nnd bridge. A line musical progrnm was rendered by some o f Sanford's musicians, and with vocal solos nnd recitations beguiled the -pteeseat-hour*.------ ----------------------- ---- with some o f the best people o f Sanford, Street railway Iway for the Iran»porting of passengers, ther with such under: toast, nnd the new order bids fair to have ______________ ________ »itches, ti grvund'wi"!-», and such alila tracks,. switch tumcbaide large membership in a few months. la ana and Connections be approvru approved by ts connect urns as a* may ut uy the me S ty Council or Its straal committee, as may be necessary to the proper operation ol street railways Dr. Nelson at Baptist Church Dr. Nelson, formerly pastor o f the Bap­ tist church at Orlando ahd greatly be­ loved by everyone, w ill preach at the Baptist church tomorrow, at both morn­ ing and evening services. The evenini service w ill begin at 7 o’clock. Everyone Is cordially Invited to a ttend -nnd h enrthis em inent divine. * __, - flection Proefam&tlon Mayor's Office, Sanford, Fla. November 3, 1008. In accordance with the Ordinances o f the City o f Sanford. Florida. 1 hereby call nn election to be held on M on d ay, De­ c e m b e r 7th. 1908. at the City Hall, on Palm etto avenue, between First nnd Sec­ ond streets, for the purpose o f electing a Mayor to serve for one year; a M Marshal ttb i and Collector to serve for one year, a Clerk, Treasurer and Assessnr to serve for one year; three Aldermen to serve for two years. Polls open at 8 o'clock a. m. and close at sundown the same day. I h e r e b y e iH x ^ n t T^-KoaiM t, Q. S. T ax vex -C hicken mriod - rrp osin jt'tip rm rr bed nf and Geo. Foie. Jr.. ns Tiisitoclôni'ôr "Miff crisp lettuce, and flanked by n demitnsse o f coffee nnd rich cream, provided an ep i­ curean lunch that sustained the reputa­ tion o f Sanford's ladles and gained a new one for the members o f the Woman's Club. '• " . The first reception was a social success, and is only one o f many that .w ill be given be the club during the season. In said streets and parts of same, fur the full term of thirty (SOkyeara. from and after the date of the going Into effect of this ordinance. In tha operation of their motors nnd cars upon Said street railway, herein provided, tha said Grantees, associates and assigns, shall conform to and be governed by tucli rules and regulations aa have l»een heretofore and ahall hereafter be adopt­ ed by ordinance of said city. her. 2. Thectacka «h all be laid with rails suit­ able for operating with motive power as herein provided, and in 1 1 manner aa not to Impair the H as a thoroughfare for the usefulness of the :lrs. and so laid as to conbr g radf w wfTfch Uni tatf election, and E. W. Ü. Dunn ak clerk. F o rr e st L a k e , Mayor o f the City o f Sanford. Fla. W. H. Fuss who was sent from Jackson­ ville to the convict camp_for six months for larceny, lias been given a conditional pardon, his friend's.in Georgia giving se­ curity for his good conduct. F ire In the plnnt of the Prairie Pebble Phosphate Company, Mulberry, Nov. 1. de­ F o rm e r R esid en ts R etu rn ‘ Mrs/Cassels and son, A . R. Cassels. ar­ stroyed property to thè am ou n t-of about rived in the city on Monday from Haw- $100,000. The entire drying plant, dry kiitsville,G «.,«iM l will juakc Sonfpr.il.ihcJc..bin home. .They are former residents o f San­ the boarding house nnd private hotel nh~* ford, tho Into Rev. Harry Cassels being at two residences in the im m ediate vicinity. one time the rector o f Holy Cross Episoo- The p la n fw lll be rebuilt. o r may be-bulll/wnerArr the.dtr fiarga- lahllshed or shall establish such grade. Whet* the streets are not traded, said Grantees, their as­ sociates and assigns, shall) trade the space be­ tween the rails and two Ieel beyond the ends of the ties on such streets or parts of sure La. and shall remove and ndjual their tracks to conform to said grade with as little Inconvenience and hlrulerance to the use of such gtrrrt as possible, and In no event shall the city be liable to said Grantee*. their Mandatée and assigns, for any damage on account of said change.* When xhe (aid Gramere, t Hr Ir aseodates or aaelgns, shall lay or rrpalr their tracks on said afreets or portions of street* at, me the tune lime paved, pavea, they inry shall in n i at m their tneir own expense expanaa relay lay tha the paving taken up so a i to conform to the taMished grade, making (he needed repaire with eat la material used euch, paving. ilka,________ ■ -_ln. ------Whenever or wherever the d ty or owners of the abutting property on any street shall have pavrd or shall pave, or cause to be paved,'any street or part of street on which said Grnnlees. their aatodaiaau r assigns, now have or will have thetrsnEd tracks or any aaancf upon M i . , .N R under Its supervision and direction, pave the space between It* rails and tracks, and at least two feet hryund the ends of the lies. In. the same manner and with the aame material as is used In paving the remainder of (he street; and shall maintain the same In good order and condition. A t all crossing« on unpaved street*, the said Grantees, their associates and assigns, shill, un­ der the supervision snd direction of said city, cover the space between their tracks and between the rails of (heir tracks, and even thrrewllh for at least two feet wide, and the approaches thereto 00 each aide, with rock or shell, or with such other msterlal ns may be permitted by said city, and shall maintain tha same In good repair and con­ dition. Sni 3. The laying of said tracks, crossings and approaches at crossings, and (he locations of wires within the said city limits, nnd maintaining the aame, shall b* under the supervision of the proper .authorities of said city, nnd shall be duns In acith their Instructions. Sec. 4. The fnre charged by said Grantee*, their atsoriaaetand assigns, from any point on their line or branches. m talMLls. by one continuous passage within the city IflnmsI aloi along tald lines end tTxnrhes.Tltstt'nw usimi fi ceffi! tenis. No fare proper offlrefx nil books o f fseounltt to a ro m .9 the amount of Its gross earnings: end * f 5 ? I 2 l h talning such amount, and the reached such number, the said Cltv ,,( ch* . "I n d^C et t,^^! ^3 shall have the right to levy .a tax ooft 'n IWn u — .1 gross . c|lTfll ag two nor per r*»tit cent, annua annually on.the othrr taxes d oe the ettr, snd shall b., •» upon the property of the said compand !“ • m th e Honorable Torrut Lak* M »,,, ,,f of Sanford, 4 lor id n : " » m r of t h .f,,, n ir i° ^ by C*.r ,t, *r «<• above and fores Ordlnanee was duly passed at a te|ul. ln, ' 7 i AP ^ w . * » , t u |f e 2 u , ¿ a o i a , , CITY ELECTION ANNOONttlHENTS .W " *• Fuersr Ia n To the Voters of Sanford: I am a candidate for Mayor, and if I-*,,,, , I promtae to enforce the law. ,0 the h r „ * £ 2 ability. Yours respectfully, * • C- L- IISAtn, F o r C ity M arshal" To the Voteri of Sanford. I hereby announce ntyaelt as a ramliilatr fnr cu. Matshal. »ubjeetto thewill af nil „ ( u.V I have had some years experience at Moent To—— the » Voters . w— o ------l Sanford: ord: I hereby announce myself as a camlldate for rrelection to the office of fclty Marshal, and t,kr ti „ occasion to thank my friends for their suWwt ! the past and solicit a continuance of thesonM ( t the municipal election. Deceinlier 17th. |womi;« that, as as In In the the past. nasi ÏI will will .In that, ¿ T m ’/ u t n i viuuiue u iu ^ serve ord er... In the d ty and eàforcr a strici utoèiv ance oI all laws. J T Ur. For C le rk ,T rea su re r and Assessor To the Voter* of Sanford: “ "JWnte fur re-election to the omero! Clerk. Trcatlirrr and Assessor of ihrO u, w ford. •1 have srrvad the. |ieople In this uflk* 1.« eight y*ara «iu l tho e«prri<'i,.,anne,l ,l»rm«ihrseycitrauualiflcame m glyc the . U-ai i J . a u . k- r i 'i T i T 'Ì i i , V* 1- ,* Promise n carrful si, faithful discharge o( iff* duties id the office. Maui L Sum. F o r C ity Council Tile friends of G. R. Calhoun wish to »musior* his'eandidney for member of the City Council hud' the west side. Superior printing fur nil H erald office. t O l d S h o e s W a n te d A . E . I r v i n ’ s S h o e Shop Cor. 3rd St. ami Sanford A ve. Land hunger has caused bloody wars and the desire for land brings a million immigrants annually to our shores from over-crowded Europe t* "*•***. ---------------------------------------- ------------------------------------ ; ‘ ,',\ . • _ ' ' Land on earth is right hère in the Sanford . ‘ ' ÈfWict-sub-irrigated lands, wattered by everlasting artesian wells Get some of it now, before the mighty host of land-hungry people arrive. ^ * m ' JX?T'^ ' W e have it-lots of land -tow n lots, suburban lots and farm lots Yes, Lots of Lots on Lots of Easy Paymonts Write-us. We^ll tell ÿou ail about it^—__ ^_______ SANFO RD, FLO RIDA r 't - ___ r t am nfinin nskinti for 01.1) SHOES. I w ill give what ijtey are worth SIZES. 6 . 7, 8 . 9, 10 II AND 13 ‘ ^ Land is the basis of all wealth. l is&ina!' SaldGrantce*. tneir nssocuuc* anaassuns, snail, within thirty days aftax be lad. notlfiad.fig t h n i t o w In writing r.f the approval of this ordinance, notify th* City Council In writing of their acceptance of the provlsloos and, conditions of .thU ordinance, and th* failure on the pari of said Graataas, their associate* and assign*, assigns, to notify the City Council associates receipt within sixty’ days day« after the m x li of notme of the pproval of this ordinance as herein prescribed, of » shall operate ----- - » ,g|gg.. their acceptance •».--thereof, . ,«■ friturt of all rights and privileges granted and comprised In this ordinance. Sec. ft. The City of Sanford gives and grants the franchises and rights herein set forth, reserving the right and requiring the said Granteea, their asroclatea and assigns, as a condition precedent to the taking effect of the grant, to give and grant U tha City of Sanford, tha rights, at. and after tha expiration of the term of thirty (3 0 ) years herrinbefurr mentioned, to purchase the street railroad aad other prooMUtused under or In connection with JjMfUMHiiW jSAd rights hereby granted.or tuch p a ffn ^ iM rltro p e rty a* the City of-fianrord may desire to purenaM at a vaJuatlun of the prim erty. real and personal, desired, which valuathia shall be Hied by arbitration as provide,! by.law, In accordance with and to the full extent of the pro­ visions of the laws of the State of Florida In such cases made and provided. Six. U. It is lurlher provided that nothing In this franchise shall be construed so a i to deprive any abutting owners along said railwuy from re­ covering any damages that may be lawfully claimed from said Grantee*, their associates and assigns. See. 10. It U further provided that If the Gran­ tees. their associates and assigns; shall aban­ don «aid railroad, or shall fall to operate IlscSra for public use for a term of sixty days at one time (except In rases of war. strike*, earthquakes, floods or rpidrmlcs). It shall work a forfeiturr.of this franchise and all rights and privileges herein grnnted. Sec. 11. The Grantees, their associates aad as­ signs. shall at no lime operate freight car*, rx-vpl one iioii.r. wiuiiu tuu city, without special per­ mission be granted-fly a rrtottrtton uf ilie City Council. k u . l t Be it Fuimtta Ou ia m u i , that whenever .the City of Sjntoid shall have within its rurporate limits o pupolulion ol Irn (10.000) thousand, Ihe | V; • Í ^ M i S { n t ^ n mby^t0he^7a_u,|*i!iv,JTK i shall e .:• rf'jni itd fòt ciitUrtm five II b DFi 1.»a v•!»»**»« «« under — r years of V a. . . sm ■ r u i r s i i n l i S t t M f l l l i h f f V wht: KwmpanledI IUy n person paying fSro. bee. S. I lie said City A Sanford shall In no case fear up or undermine said tracks of saldGranters, their assn Istea and assigns, to lay down new pipes or di ets or sewers, or for any purpose, with­ out rela>.ng said tracks. Stt-U. UM l Grantees, their *MocUtrs and as­ signs, and ih*U officers and agenls. irnurtw sub­ ject W all ardifUmaas and resolutions which the City Count d may. ffura time tu time, enact 3ec. 7. Vhe carl of said Grantee«, their associ­ ates and msigny. shajl have the right of way on and over .hrlr railway tracks, turnouts and switch­ es. to th. exclusion of all Uams and vehicle« (e x ­ cept the lire apparatus In case o f fire), and any person who shall obstruct suck tracks oe pa thereof, or otherwise retard the Progrrsaofsi cars, d iet due notice Is given by the car bell or whL-.ii«,o r itf her tinnier »U naL .tjjs lL l” by a i.ne of noi exceedu^ — rdlng five live days. deys. IProvided, hlowever. meni ml exceeding rovi se from this Kvthm shall negooerate as a lawfu. damages for acddania. _____ _____ Uefo. ibis ordinane* shall become operativa, tha end asslgns. 1 118 said Mill Grantees, Uioitu^a, their -associate* — shall enter Into a svrltten contract, to be filed with to be Imund by she City Clerk of the City. agrMing to ■dltlona--of this all the terms, stlpulntioni. end coodlt---...— ordinance. Such contract to be executed «4th n ■ lily days after notlficailon by the Mayor In ting, of the pillage pissage snd end a approval of this ordin­ writing, of the ----------said Grantees. ance. Failure Kailure on the part o. -— their asroclatea and aselgns. to carry out and[per­ form all or any of the poodlttoo» or undertakings expressed in this franchise, shall work a forfeiture of all r ig h t!"" streets of the City of SoafOn. The granting of tba right# and prlvdeges. herein set forth in this ordinance. Is upon the express condition that the Mid Grantees, their associate* Ig u , obllgete thrmsrlvrs to build, con­ struct, equip and operate their Mid railway on Sanford avenue from the south city limits to First street and on First street from Sanford avenue to Oak avenue, as Tiereln set forth, «rlthln eighteen months from the passage and approval of this ordlnaocs. And shall begin to construct and prose­ cute the construction vigorously to completion of their Mid li.ie of lailway. os herein provided, and a failure to thus construct within the 'reasonable �Lattai— — 'W M! IHZ^IÌWilj - I ____ _ .- * - >-iï:< I N S A N F O R D — Life it Worth Lining SANFORD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 14, 1908 $_0f. 4l|t_W 0RLD Iteno of Interest Gleaned From Various Sources » h a p p e n in g s d u r in g th e w eek litre the Reader» Will find a Brief Mlitorleal Spring riowlng Tor Hurried.Reader» Ur* Elizatwill Plonk, nged 74 years, died recently at her country home near Altoona. Pa. She was one o f the moat *Ws experts on plant life In the United _ J '* ^coopuUed ■ -- .ygM, florists 01*01 — Mr*. Will.‘ T U IffifT fa r‘ SO Y e n f r social leader of New York dtjr.died at her home la that cilY a few day» ago. It waa ahe who originated the “ 400." Inst from one to three weeks, during which time she Is unconscious. On awakening, she thinks that she has slept only one night, and does not feel any ill effects from her long sleep. Prince H elie de Sagan. Anna Gould’s new husband, has been sued for debts clnhned to be due for commission on cu­ riosities and antiquities. AbW ROUND FLORIDA The General News of “The Land of flo w e rs" CULLED f ROM THE STATE PRESS first Year will .present opportunities that will be ol’ vast benefit to the county. Charles 11. Brown o f L iv e Oak, one o f Florida's best known and most successful hankers, has resigned ns president o f the First National Bank o f U v o Oak in order to give more o f his time and his personal attention to Ms large Um ber nnd lumber interests in Tutupa and South Florida. The school teachers o f Boston are to be 7 taught how to dance, competent Instruct M m Maria Reinn D'Fnres o f West Tam ­ ora to be em ployed by the school board An E pitom e o r th e W eek ’s iCfost Im ­ pa committed suicide last week b y drink­ p o rta n t Happenings In the This is an additional feature In physical ing carbolic acid. * S t a t e '» Domain. culture. ■* The Presbyicrinn synod ol Florida has The German Reichstag on Tuesday did The schooner Lulie L. Pollnnl, from Pen­ been In session this week a t Jacksonville. some plain talking about Empcrdr W illiam sacola for New York, burned at Sen, Nov. Important sessions have been held and which m ay cause that monaclt to do some I. The crew were rescued by the steamer the attendance has been large. . , , thinking. The German people object to Admiral Schley ftnd taken to New York. (UjdQro«Ct has been - Th or» urtMxtw 380-- s o w o f ■Jbv»r*rt»ji Conducted. pineapples st Boynton on the Enst Coast. Tampa dropped deud on a Seaboard A ir A t Biloxi, Miss., Henry Leidy, a negro, D. A. Ulodgeft, a wealthy lumberman Line train as It pulled Into Jacksonville was lynched Nov. 10 foir the usual crime who had a winter home in Daytona, died last Monday. ' that causes this kind o f justice to be nt his home in Grand Rapids. Mich., Nov. Three solid trains o f mahogany logs meted out. 1, nged 84 years. daily has been shipped from Pensacola Rev, A lfred H. Harding, for twenty-two Having fallen below the standard o f e f­ for twenty-one consecutive days. The years rector o f St. Paul’s Episcopal church ficiency required by the regulations o f the wood came thereon vessels from British o f Washington, D. C„ has been elected Florida stale troops, Compnny-D. second Honduras nnd South Africa. The ship­ Bisliop o f Washington to succeed Bishop infantry, which isstatiaucdatFort Myers, ments were the largest in the history of Sutterlee/deceased. the port. has been officially disbanded. It i, believed that all persona connected with the kilting o f Copt. Rankin. In Ten nesiec, *ome day* ago. have been arrested and will be punished to the full extent o f the law. It 1* also claimed that the conatltution and by-laws o f the nightriders Former U, S. Senator E. W . Carmack o f orfanlzallon has come Into the possession Tennessee was shot and killed at Nash­ o’ the authorities. ville. Nov. 10, by Robin J. Cooper. The Jeremiah C. Moynihan. the oldest Roman sliooUng was the outcome o f political edi“T^tEdlc orTeinn Chlcagorl» dead-«t-h la tPrijIS lB S iim tu r Cnfmnck's. u b is t . Th e home in Uyitcity. He was horn In Irelnml Tennesseean. , May 3.1808. fIRST CAR OE LETTUCE Mrs. George C. Howard, well known at one time as on actress, and the original ."Topsy" in the dramatized form o f “ U nde Shipped F ro m S an fo rd on Tuesday Turn's Cabin," died recently at her home or This W eek In Cambridge, Mass. Mrs. Howard’s maid The first car o f lettuce was shipped from ea name Was Caroline E. Fox, and she Sanford on Tuesday, the crop o f W. N. was bom in 1829. Culp and »hipped by John V. Denton, the Dr. Charles Franklin Rand, the first vol- well known commission man. Mr. Denton unteen to enlist in the Union arm y after also held lids distinction in regurd to last President Lincoln's call for troops, and the year’s crop. flulsoldier 10 receive from congress a The lettuce brought $4.30 per basket in medal of honor Tori tra ver? 1'6n {he field, New York city and Pittsburg, which is died a few days since, nged 70 years. He considered a very good price, nnd should wu born in Batavia, N. Y . He spent net the growers a handsome return for three years in Libby prison. Later, Pres- their labor. • Mrs. A .pDiaz was burned to death in The cases o f nllpgcd peonage In the West Tampn last Monday. She. was the building o f the extension o f the Florida sole occupant o f the house which had taken East Coast railroad, which have been (tend­ fire in some unknown manner. ing in the U. S. courts for some two years. —Ttie diHstloirchurch SfifiUBIcon Ve itIToTT is in session in Tampa this week. The tax assessment of Hillsborough county is $475,755 greater this year than it was in 1907. *_ Another dredge for work in the Ever­ glades wns launched last week in Tampu. A. A . Boggs of Coooanut Grove has sold his crop o f grapefruit, estimated at 5.000 boxes, to M. F. Mickler of Leesburg. The charge Is “ peonage, slavery nnd en­ forced servitude.” The 'governm ent has nearly 300 witnesses, ninny o f whom are alleged victims. The attorney for Uie East Coast company asked that the indictments charging peonage and shivery be dismissed as tho one charge distroyed the other. Judge Hough, before whom tho charge Ts being tried,'was Inclined to rule that Uie charge o f peonage could not rest, but said he would rule on any point brought out during the presentation o f evidence. The schooner Henry Weller, of New York, which sailed Oct. 1 from Jacksonville for New York. and,.which.. was. jajppaseji to Duncan U. Flat chef. has been elected have been lost, has reached port in safety. president o f the Missj^sippi-Allantic In­ The schooner was blown far out to sea by land W aterw ays Association which has a severe gale,. been In session this week at Columbus, The third tor|>edo flotilla o f the United Ga. The former name o f the association States navy is to rendezvbp this winter at was Gulf Coast Inland W aterways Asso­ Pensacola, going there for target iiractice. ciation. The object is the building o f a The fleet will arrive early in December. Biiip canal from the Mississippi river to the Atlantic ocean. It Is hnped to make There are seven vessels. Jacksonville Uie ocean terminus. The contract has been let fur the build­ ing o f a S5.000 pavilion over the water Law n M o w e rs o f Lake Eustla nt Eustis, Special prices to reduce stock. If you N o tic e o r R e g is tra tio n '* , shal of District of Columbia. H e w as buried Tl|e registration book for the City o f st Arlington in lot-No. 1. which was set silde about forty years ago for the first Sanford, Florida, will be opened on Mon­ day, November 2nd, 1908, In the City volunteer when he died. Clerk's office, nnd will close on December Nolan's Point, on the easterly shore of at. 1908, at 5 o'clock p. in. . Lake Hopatcoilg in New Jersey, waa fire Hours o f registration— 9 o'clock a. nt. ---- ixlIfLaienLiudiLa since, destroying A lMade rnniUy bus l>ycn offered 1012 rn:,untt~frunr2 until -9-o*riockT».~m lan’s pavilion, the boathouse near the o f an entire building in which to li- 4 ~ M aks L. S cott, City Clerk. shooting gallery, photographe/V, «Winters, its products nt the exhibition in post office, und other property. Loss is in Jacksonville in January. The A re you a subscriber to Tin; H craldT placed at $40.000; insurance, $ 20,000 . the j dlsploy the tim e tn buy. Also good stock o f be held icythek, grass hooks and lawn rakca. offer is Harry J. Wilson. - t Dy the loss of the Japanese s t e a m « Talsh Mam over I BO persons lost their lives. The vessel sank during a storm off Eton island. Qiarles W. Mdfse, wlio wrecked the N a­ tions! Dank of North America, in New YoA city, has been tried and sentenced ■tofifteen years In the federal prison at Atlanta. ’•' President Failures of France celebrated hi* 67th birthday last week. He Is a sodslist, and believes in separation o f slate sad church. By attempting to light a fire in the kiteb_ tn *tDVe la his residence at Swan Lake, Msnltobs, L W. Carey, a farm er, set fire — lQ.hii bous», «md his wife, tlVA Children and M i» Gillespie, a school teacher, were “ med to death and Cary was so badly « « « d that he will die. Tomas Estrada Palmer, the first pteal« n t of Cuba, died In Santiago la lt week, « d was buried with high honors. The uaeral was the largest ever held in Santwenty-sis organisation were in cortege. Business was wholly sus­ pended during’ the funeral. Thecapital stock o f the V irginia rati. “ Standard Oil corporation, being t ta Sewell's Point, has been increased “ “a $33,300.000 to $36,000.000. ° nMarch * MMt’ Pre»M «n t Roosevelt 0uOxJ°mC °n° 0i lh® o0iton> of T*“ Oa Nov, 4 the noted race track 'a t Ja- N’ Y - wa» closed by Isw. There ¿ 7 ., **° wore raciiut there, as a law for¿JJ “ 4 lt WM P » « o d by the last legisla• amuel T. Armstrong, general med at* Bellevue and allied bos pit of New York, has resigned. . ’WBE P o C 5 Z Harvard I □ □ □ □ lllS D tIlH S E E E E D IS C D tE lllD S lIlQ w lIô lE E ÎH J D IQ Œ Itv IB IM ID tID D t l — • * a * Proclamation of the People of Sanford ■ S * • • * To -the-Worfd fit Buriat----—7 ---— -— II —— • -------------------------- ---------- ---------- HEN it becomes necessary for the American people to throw off the yoke of temporary busi­ ness depression, n wholesome respect for Lite welfare of mankind ^quires thut a fitting ex* pression be given the determination. - W hereas, The American people, by their suffrages, have elected n chief executive under .whose -* • policy it is believed that o long, period of general prosperity will be inaugurated, and,. W hereas, It is believed thut even tliose who may differ from him in theory will promote Jhn general'“public interest by ukiiiqi him with their ¿003 will and eo-operation, at least until events may disdose the wisdom or Unwisdom thereof; and, W hereas; Sanford is the metropolis of the Great Celery Belt and the gateway to the Vast St. Johns Delta, and is looked to by this spleijdid region as the leader to set Uie pace in industrial activ­ ity and breadUi of spirit and enterprise ; Therefore be it Reaoloed, That we, the people of Utis fuvored Celery City, hereby urge the necessity of setting aside all rivalry between sections, and by combined effort seek to 'dftïoUragè* lntfostrtnlr mercantile— and financial pursuits by awakening oUr people to a sense of their responsibility. Let all. in Utis, the season of promise of bountiful crops and restored confidence in general fi­ nançai conditions, unite in their efforts to promote a broad reciprocal spirit, and Lo bring back that degree of business acUvity which in past years lias characterized the country in general and Orange County in particular. May every commercial Interest Ungle with activity. Wltile every cuIUvated acre is laden wiUi plenty, every heart responds to the inspired Itope of good Umea, every ripple of water in the St Johns Delta brenUies an invitaüon to our people to en­ gage in the commerce of the world. As the happiness of one is tfie concern of all, we ask Uie co- operaUon of our neighbors here and all over SouUi Florida, in all pursuits; and'ns this season marks the advent « i^sV era Doliücally.imd indUfltriaUy, we desire it to be known Utat Sanford throws open her gates, and that we invite the people of Uie world to enter, barter, trade, sell, buy and aid in ina^uraUng p^pnyepe^ may extend_thjojigbout the land like a tidal wave, and to meet us in a spirit of brood. patrioUc good-fellowship, intent only upon Uie common good of our J * T Y' re* l4nctl «o take effect tc_ J ne* 1' wben be will have completed ,oriy Year» service. common country. of Protracted slumber is j c i c t l t y unusual attention In Lowell. Sanford, Florida, October 14, 1908 . . . x n T he P eople t of S anford By T he H erald * A woman named Ldpisiana Pietto * «i»v e ORGANIZE IN GEORGIA fru it Growers Get Tofefher On This Vital Question THE GREAT BENEFIT DERIVED Such an Organization Would Prove or Great Value to Florida Fruit and Vegetable Growers The fruit growers o f Georgia have or­ ganized the Georgia Fruit Exchange and hereafter will market Uielr crop through the office o f this organization. The Her- w ay for the Fl^ridn fruit and vegetables grower» to get Uie beat result» o f their Inbora and command the prices for their «oops would be through t he sim ilar organ­ ization o f a Florida union. The following it a brief outline o f Mine o f the reasons why.the Georgia organiza­ tion w ill prove o f great benefit to the grow ers; It was decided that an association, to be called The Georgia Fruit Exchange, be organized and to establish headquarters in Atlnntn, and any such branch offices as might be necessary for Uie proper con­ d u ctor Uie business. Tit«» capital stock was rixtiTnrjlO u.U UU and subscriptions covering a minimum o f $50,000, and pledges covering 60 per cent o f the pros­ pective crop o f 1000, based on 1008 ship­ ments, to he secured before Uie same be­ come binding. These subscriptions were to be paid In monthly installments o f ten per cent, commencing November I, 1908, the »tock to be subscribed tor only by fruit growers. A n organization commit­ tee was elected and Mr. Bagley, o f A t ­ lanta, made chairman. This committee has met with great success and It is the opJulw o/Jhc w ell j tietween 85 and 90 per c e n t ’of the chip will be pledged before Uie stripping sea­ son o f 1000. The eyes o f the south will watch the progress o f this organization, and If It continues to be as successful in ts operations as it has been in Its forma­ tion Uie indications ore that a very large percentage o f the orchard owners and truck fanners o f the entire .south will, in the next few years, be disposing-of their products through this medium and deriv­ ing thereby the benefits which must KHwmmri 1y-fteti mi |>any -nechwttccfUrw tedclfiirt. : ' ' ' The benefits to be derived by the peach growers nre almost innumerable. They w ill be brought closer together, and by free discussion o f improved methods for caring for orchards, pocking and shipping only the best grades o f fruit, the peuch industry w ill bo p la m l on the highest plane, nnd tho growers encouraged to feel Umt they have nn asset In their orchards Instead o f a liability. ; W ith the handling o f from 80 to 00 |icr cent o f the fruit of Georgia through one bussness office, recog­ nition can he had, not only from Uie trade, hut from transportation In terests. ns well, which is sudi an immense factor In the successful marketing o f any com­ modity, Dy having Uie "control In one office o f Uie quantities o f fruit to be sent to each market ru di riny .tm lUr-prl.M^ , — by from 25 to 50 per cent are sure lo follow, illstribuUon being the keynote o f the whole plan. , Economies in the prices o f crate m ate­ rial, fertilizers, orchard implements, etc., purchased ttuough Uie central office, w ill more Utan pay Uie expense o f running the ufTnirs o f the company. For instance, hut year the growers paid 10 cents for a •orate, while next season they will be able to obtain the same crate through the or­ ganization for 12 Cents apiece. This Item alone means a saving to the peach grow­ ers o f Georgia o f $125,000. AS (o the actual managing o f this-en­ terprise, the members o f the committee and fruit growers alike were, with one accord: o f the opinion that it was a “ OneMan” affair. A man to assume such re­ sponsibility m ust first o f aU. be a PastMaster o f Uie art o f organization. He nsf he. a man in whom everyone had F and Im p licit confidence and whose in tegrity has such sterling charac­ ter as to warrant the peach growers o f C e o rg la ln IntrusUng to his absolute d i­ rection the disposal o f Uicir len mllUon,d ollar crop'and ’ the purchasing o f all o f their fertilizers, crotcA an dr implements. He must be a man o f recognized ability to cope with the tremendous problems which roust necessarily arise and versed in all the major and m inor details o f the transportation and refrigeraUng business. Generally, when this point In the forma(Continued sleeping spells that ... - ¿¡¡it .ÌSLit’-vil' »¿ ¿ •J tit v‘ ' '•■■o' uq pog* 3 ] ifi 4 : % -n x- m r j ■ HM •3M H �November <4.urn« Its rnl»cry, but tlic^ u n burst" nnd de­ stroyed his eyes, and his w ife ran aw ay w itli a lightning-rod peddler. Tlic mort­ gage and the man are still there: A Budget of Opinion " Just Be tw eerr Yoir and Me 4 For n week after the election the wheelbarrow took the place o f the uulomobile with voters who backed up bud Judgment by worse bets. 4 A Chlel la A m o n g Y e T a k in g N otes, S o S oya S au n terer, CwrMpM^MM to Th* HoralJ, Sanford's the Best Still li'> ■ i» d old world when the run don't thlae. But there Ain't no d»e milntn'. There'« «till ■ «pot whrre lire four« twine And love when the tun sln’t shinin'; A n ' the wind« innv blow, and the fru«l« may kill But Sanford'« the be«t In the country «till I It’» a m U , cold world when the «llver'a gone, Brit there ain't no use tie wallin': The teas run high, but the *htp* «nil on, , Jin'1,ill,» «aillr,» «Ins uilll, ll.» m«1,111M*• 4 The campaign liar is entitled to a long rest. 4 - U the freak election bet continues to, grow in tho next hundred years as it has 4i».-tb e'iw st hundred. ;the'hnWVMttiif-W?W does not chew horseshoe' nails, stand on his ear for a week, or falls to kill his mother-in-law on a wager, w ill be the rarest freak the coming museum muti can secure on the round globe, 4 A n idea that might be advantageously developed by our improvement associa­ tion has been adopted with beneficial re­ sults by like organizations in other cities. It Is to appoint a competent person, neces­ sarily a good talker and o f impressive ad­ dress. to visit capitalists, manufacturers and others contemplating investment, and present hnd advocate the "Advantages o f Sanford. TlffiJ out £U y W oa U F W tn 'p W sonai communication with enterprises seeking location or investment. v , made mistake?— no live man, who does tilings, was ever free from inistnkes. It proves hln humanity, mid also that lie isn’ t afraid to tackle even n buzz-saw If he thinks it is not doing its full duty. Rah I rah I rah for Teddy f But if the strong and resolute Roosevelt could not bring about tariff" reforpi, and rpnny other reforms he advocated and pushed in season and out o f season, what do you think the amiable nnd mild-man­ nered Mr. Taft can do-against the Aldfk h ss-and. Cannons, F.irnkars, Pla its. Ik» pews, Baileys, McLanrins, Elkinses, Pdj nss, Dalzclls nnd all the other grafters and trust defenders in the National Congress. It takes a man with,brains, and the iron will, and courage o f n Roosevelt, or n Bryan, to .accomplish anything. No one fenred Bryan save those whose graft was likely to be interfered with, and the crim­ inal trusts and gangs o f predatory wealth — who have indeed defeated him. Yours fo e Progress, I do not wish to be regarded as n split­ ter o f hairs, and, Incidentally, a -splitter o f splits, but, In tlie -mune o f -EntflUh-us. she ought to be spoken, why do w e con­ tinue.to murder the language? I constantly see annual reports purport­ ing ro be «^ sta tem en t o f business in the year ending, say, HUH," instead gay, June 30,1 30.188B, o f in tlie year ended June 30, 1808.* And. then, w e read o f people going to Dnytotia* for n sojourn o f ten days, or that John Smith lived In Ocala for five years— bad English. And I am always filled with a desire to T he S a u n t e r e r . murder o f to commit some oilier horrible deed when I hear a man speak o f the pretty girl who writes his letters as n "typew riter.” In the first place, it Is entlrrlrw n m irtrm n fe co n d ly lt is grossly in* elegant. W e nfcvcr speak o f the man who runs an engine, a*. au-’.'eughc would be Jlist ns proper. The idea of calling a person who operates n typewriter “ a typewriter." The proper word Is "typewritlst." The pretty girls who are such zeli, 0 . C. McDougall. The cases as tried are as follows: State vs. Ed Hess, quail shooting while resp o n d en t o f l h e country ore ■"typenear Sanford; guilty, $25 and $5 towards writlsts." not^’ typewriters." When one has typhoid fever, w e tell he‘ costs or 00 days. State vs. Hector Reed, cruelty " to ani­ Is ill with typhoid fever— bad English. mals; not guilty. "Nesh IhsnksXIbtrin" Mlitnh Moon • lookin' down >"rom de doudi upon de lawn, llrnh int- proy I Fin* de darks«' cloud yo' kin, «ah I Fin* • cloud ex brae ex «In. *ah, Hide away, Ml*t|£ Moon I llltleaw ayl Matin' all de country.Iirlihl— Light ex day— . Doan yoT know hit'« nrah Thankiglbbln, A n ' de worl' owe* roe a llbbenT Hideaway, Mltiuh Moon I Hide away 4 State vs. Chester Thomas, willfully kill­ ing somebody clscs cow; not guilty Slate vs. T. L. Joyce, selling ■domestic wines in Ocoee; two trials; first, a mistrial; second, not guilty. --S T h trv ».' Flfif-tt WmirinU77JeaJ~lfuflfy to bigamy. State vs.'Gordon Nylnml, assault with intent to hill; verdict, aggravated assault. This is a recent Lake Mary case wtien the defendent shot Fred Sjpbiom. State vs. John Jenkins, aggravateti as­ sault; plead guilty. State vs. Win. Smith, hunting out o f senson; Jury trial;* guilty. State vs. R. L. Holland, hunting out of season; plead guilty. T h o.m en who have been claiming everything for some weeks will be lone­ 4 According to the vociferously |>ronounced verdict o f a majority o f the American some for occupation. people, tills, the endorsement o f "sound 4 Just ns cverylaxly said, and ns every­ money** and "protection," Is to usher in body suys before election, there were a everybody’s golden opportunity. Unless good manysurpriscs Wednesday, the 4th those who believed In a tnriff panacea for the ills o f government and o f people, who ware confined to no particular party, ++ ++ 4 Now that the Salvation A rm y is going conducted a campaign of systwmjcfoMsICto throw aside the big drum, the fact that nnd organized mendacity that was equiv­ armies change base hns a good lllustra- alent to four months persistent perjury, the restraint upon oil efforts to improve iresent conditions will be removed at 4 Tin- (¡ic.it American presidential dis­ once, and a golden era will open upon the traction having subsided for n term o f very heels o f the election. years, it should not be forgotten b y tlie Unless the most coljosal instance of unmarried portion o f tho male sex that humbuggery, the most astounding fake they-ere in the last-quarter of Leap year, and infcreditable confidence scheme* in ail McGlon Bros., Proprietor«, so that meads o f escape m ay he devised. dstory has been worked off on tills nation, tha commercial nnd financial blight that 4 A correspondent it trying to discover had pressed heavily upon the people will wiiU.WilS the nrm"lJftltt?r. Aduni, of codrscT *be removed without form ality or delay. who printed a kiss on ilio check o f Eve. Tlie sun of^prospcilliLmuit arise in the Everything Ncal a n if Clean golden east, nnd ascending the firmament 4 The election is over. Let ua return to must throw its gilded darts through bimico and Cooked to Please the Potale first print ¡pies and make business hunt, and dissipate tlie mists o f udversity that as o f yore. There is no use o f replnlnf huve hovered over tills country. Unless the pledge o f a prompt return to if tlie other side defeats. No doubt they are ns honest ns your chosen champions. prosperity bo redeemed, tlie political They want to see tho country prosperous crime o f .‘08 will eclipse the crime o f ‘73, us Well as you do. Let husinoss prosperi­ and render those responsible for it exe­ Corner First Street nnd Palmetto Avenue ty -b e maintained, no mutter who wins crated and outlawed by their fellow citi­ the day. Sulk not In your tents, my zens. The faith is prevalent that performa nee w ill follow promise, and that hearties. the mysterious and potent power that Hie 4 A prominent Sanford man has n well- world believes resides in gold w ill release developed case of somnambulism, con­ the wheels o f iirogress nnd start all things tracted while carrying the hnhy nt night. forward on the liigh w oy of prosperity, nnd He says that he will never carry uny more thut will fallow the brightest* and most babies, und he intim ated to his w ife that prosperous period that this republic has in future she w ill, have to take a spin ever known. Best Hom elike Accommodations •wtrerr " " tootsy-wuutsy 11sings in the wee 4 Tlumksklvlng Day is almost here again. the C ity st Moderate Prices ( w ill return "Thanks a w fu lly " If any­ 4 Wjicn it ram e to tlie ballot, every voter body In the-fullness o f his heart sees fit to fire a gobbler this way. * had a chance to m oke his mark. ÍSÍJimíIÍKí: Comfort Cottag The Sliding Cut The Keen Kutter is tne only safety razor that permits of the slidinc cut, so necessary for a sm ooth, clean' ihiveu. No scraping or pulling like the ordinary straight cutting razors. »re equipped with 12 Norwegian ■tcel blades, each-ground; honed and stropped by hand, tested and guaranteed. Packed in leather case convenient for travelers. We S ell Them Harry J . W ilson » SANFORD F L O R| DA . j.* * .J .* * * .j, Your Order Solicited Finis îïetT L m n Her fo r ni 1“ Bui hi 1ny t P u rp oses j Best Grade Cypress Shingles WRITE ME FOR PRICES J. P. C L A RK, Orlando. Fla G A R N ER & ROBERTS Siiecessors to N* H. GARNER W H O LESA LE AND R E T A IL H A Y AND GRAIN Chase'&“ Sanbûfn’s_ Teàs^ancl Coffees High-Grade Cigars and Tobacco a Specialty W H I T E F R O N T G R O CER Y Telephone No. 39 Give Us a Cull w . J. TH IG P E N & CO M PAN Y ’ AGENTS General Fire Insurance -Florida Centrally ¡Located 4 I want to repeat that it Is greatly to the credit o f the Sanford preachers that tliroughout the political campaign they have. .kept..politics.out of. their pulpits. There were Bryan and T a ft men among them, but they hud the good sense to al­ low Bryan and T a ft tnen to listen to their ins without h aving to Luke a duscuf polities. The peo|de hud politics enough this year, without having it fired ut them from the pulpit. 4 The dugfcnnel editors, curb-stone ora t irs and oilier spellbinders ure now ex­ plaining how It happened. 4 Some people don’t know when they ore well off,’ and ere constantly growling. But upon others/urtune does not alw ays seem to smile, end o f one o f these I read last week. A n exchange tells o f a man who . m ortgaged his f flrtn-ta buy his -wife * pair o f diamond ear-rings. His w ife took ip washing to pay the Interest on the mort­ gage, but the Aral Job she lost one o f tlie "sparks" In tlie suds, whereupon site tried to hang herself in the bam, but the rope broke end she fell on s Jersey cow worth $150 and broke its back. Her husband then undertook to shoot tlie cow to end 4 Don’t try to answer Bryan’s arguments, w as tlie order from Hitchcock to tlie spiel­ ers. H it him with « club,wave the bloody Bhlrt^call J>im o h o boogie-man,-frighten the voter, turn on tlie red fire and order up chills and fever music, They oouldir’t match him in argument— so hit him with an axe— and a golden nx<: at «km 4 Nearly all tlie big dully papers o f tlie east, and same prominent weeklies, like "H arpers." for instance, which is owned principally by J. Pierpont Morgan and other financial magnates, were opposed to having their gigantic financial graft interfered w ldi b y a strong man like Bryan, who stands for equality o f opportunity. They hate him just os they hate Roose­ velt, who has always stood for the squaYc lieu I, and strong enough to whack the life out o f them. Had Teddy been supported -by-n-Bspuhilasn congress, -ns . W-shsuldhave been, he would have accomplished much more than he did. He was the Corner of Fourth and Magnolia Avenue I; Tin, Slate and Tile Roofing W . W . LONG DEALER IN Fresh Meats Repair Work a Specialty Corner First Street and Palmetto Avenue Sanford, Florida ; »is *»»* ** H O LLY W ILL IA M S DEALER A ie n t for Virginia-Carolina Fer tlllzers IN Florida s Western Meats FULL LI NE OE GROCERIES i Phone 132 S an ford-A y AIL WHITE BARBERS every customer YANCEY COLD, Prop. FIRSr.tXtSS C8ATE MATERIALS S u b i d FI« �THE SÏClAL on f l d d r ^ lfiaT~every~fuifier In town ought to have heard, and every boy also. The next num ber "T h e Man Who Puts W ell Known Former Cltlien Writes | His .Arms Around M c."by Mr. D. G. W ag of dood Old D i v i of Interest Concerning ner. w a s ‘ w . T O . Holly, Esq., Managing Editor The | “ The Fathering o f a Boy’* was' read by Society People. Sanford Herald: Pror. Perkins, because o f „th e absence of During the past summer I have been Mr. D, L Thrasher. It was short, but ap­ honored by visitors from many, o f your propriate and showed what most boys highly esteemed citizens and my old |needed— a father. A fte r the program Prof. Perkins an- friends,-and more than one has suggested , ■* Southwest Çomef Washington nnihChnnihsrsJ Itp ^ tt. r#ierv City Vanity- Fair- W h ile I nounccd that the m eeting was onen for thnt I write a letter to the old Fire Boys a w ,y the C aldeo M à u r i - -------- |general discussion. Several patrons o f o f SirnTord lliroiigli the columns o f your the school spoke for a few minutes each, valuable jwper,“ suggesting that they get Social Gossip. NEW YORK CITŸ Prof. Perkins nnnqpnccd that if there together and work like they used to do in HE HERALD takes great pleasure In = 1==, the old days when the writer Hnd the announcing that Mrs. Jennie Cassil were no objection he would teach this pleasure o f commanding for so many will edit the Social World depart- week Saturday, to make up for Friday years. _ a fte f Thanksgiving. By so doing he could ment. Mrs. Cassil is no stranger to the Your present chief would undoubtedly and ^ n lc of Sanford, having resided here give a three-dny holiday to children H | .tiave considered this.an Impertinence on eifloy aevVrai years ago when her late husbnnd, teachers, which would bo moree tajoyabio m y part, and besides, if I hnd wished to Vtn Cassil. was rector o f Holy Cross Epis- than giving just the one day— Thankswrite it would not havo been to m y old „pal diurch. Mrs. Cassil has ample ex- givjng. comrades, reminding them o f n duty to penence in newspaper work, having at A fte r singing "Home, Sweet Hom e" by Sanford, but to the Citizens o f Sanford, vwioos times been society editor o f pa- by the audience, the meeting closed, oil reminding them o f their duty to the Fire mts in Washington. Cincinnati and Indi-1 feellag benefit led by being present at the Department. »nspoli*- The Social World department exercises. My action nt this late tiny Is prompted of The Herald will be made a feature o f Woman*» I s s l i l B t a t - ^ r a n iT a I)/ rea d in g in your Issue o f October S4thr the paper, and any assistance rendered The W om an’s Social Club held their regThe Sanford Gas bc OPP»«- U1lir, m eeting a» -Sr t m W »1 m f * | f t W irt ro od A fh p it! tl___ dsted. An editor is not ubiquitous nnd tlon o f an electric light plant. clubhouse and a most enjoyahlenfternoon li unable to attend all social functions in Can this be [»ssible. and if I am cor­ was spent by the members and visitors. one evening, and any matter o f n social rectly Informed, Sanford without a F ire Light refreshments were served that re­ nature sent to the seclety editor o f The department. Has the City Engineer flected credit upon the committee in Herald will greatly facilitate the labor of drawn the Bo*nrd o f Aldermen's attention charge, and social goinea were indulged in yp ping this deportment u p j p j h e stand-; to the extra dadger from fire from mnroreven niter T h e-la m p s -w ere" lighted, ns erly insulated wires, particulnry in towns snL loutli were the Indies to leave the hospit­ with wooden bu'ddlngsT Have fire Insur­ able qunrtenf o f the club. One o f the ThrTarenti* Club. . ance men Informed yourcUizcna as to tlie The m eetlnfSfThe-Parenta* Club was features o f the Social Club this winter extra cost o f itisuranceT btld in the auditorium o f the High School w ill be the invitation extended to visitors In the good old days before the freeze M Honda/ afternoon at 3 o'clock. and strangers to the city w ill huvo the SANFORD, FLO RID A catadtfophe. which caused the loss o f your The exercises of the afternoon were opportunity o f passing a social hour and ovely city and clim ate to tnany'old citi­ specially designed for fathers o f children, mude to feel at home with-the hospitable zens, one o f them the writer, the City but oaly a very few gentlemen w ere |ladietf o f Sanford, Fathers used to pay the Fire Department present. ' — i 1600 per year for maintenance; by which ‘ ' f-T h e W edne s d a y C lub. piece on the program w a s means we"were enabled tcTsiipport FTns rV r.w " hy n q im r .)I The‘"Wediiei3ay T h e W ednesday Clulf Club jnet j n e t Wednesday well-fundshed for comfort, Utteconsisting o f Messrs; E. T.W dodm ir. afternoon at 9 o’clock in -th eir own room with an Ice-W ater Cooler (nnd only on F. a Woodcock. E. C. Hamilton and G..S. In ,ho Pico block- The Weather wus high days nnd holldays*were the trim­ liwiy. They were so heartily encored as threatening and did rain n few minutes, mings allowed, the church pit Park nvenncl they passed, to their seats— tTieycompcIl- hut inside this room the ladies were sinilnotwithstanding), nnd the said rooms E S T A B L IS H E D «1 to come front again, they gave the tng nnd good-natured, and so drove all were generally used ns a Public Library thoughts of clouds nnd gloomy weather «udirne« another verse, and the four I nnd nil the members well taken core of, . ommenred to Cow-cnw-caw until die from the mind. r* ; ~ i This was the first m eeting o f tlie year. fUrnlslietl with new clothes when same I vbole people were convulsed with laugh­ s had been damaged at a fire, nnd all ter. la fact this quartette o f gentlemen A fte r some business Mrs. Lucien R. Phil­ necessitry medical attendance free of Arc Ofltering Any and A ll Kinds of F lorida R e a l E state were so good in their singing it would be ips, president, delivered a short address. charge, no m atter the cause or necessity. at as Low Prices and. on as reasonable terms as well if they would organize into a perma­ There were mony gems o f thought oinotig Can you wonder, therefore, thnt we hnd a [ which were the fo llow in g:'“ You know in nent dub and" give amateur entertalnany line o f work almost, w e gqt.-gaodjuui. membership always pf /rum fifty ttyd x ty H m íI -A n 7*. bere the jx*ojjle o f Sanford. and our-deportmcnt the envy o f "every o f it in proportion to the amount or work The next was a poem read by Rev. D. other town in tlie Stute o f Florida, except B. Sweat. "What is Home Without a we pur into it. 1 was reading an article where they hnd paid Are departments. D id f Home is not home without a expressing tills same thought. It said: Further, look up the Chiefa's annual re­ ‘ A large |mrt o f the value and blessing in mother, what would it be without a Dad T port Tor ten years prior loathe freezeTand Office on Park Avenue, between First and Commercial Stfccts, Sanford, Florida wu the commencement, but wound up by any achievement or attainment lies In figure out what the property losses were, cooduding that “ sort o f think w e both" what it costs— we gain strength through and you will conclude that with the num­ uiiui make iionie. Many good truths for struggle.* No liternry club can do its best ber of Arcs we had )n those days the fathers were in this poem. It was hcart- work that is content just simply lb amuse money was well spent. or entertain - its members. I think we Uj encored. I need hardly proceed further; in these [. Then followed an address b y Prof. G. E. want tu aim to do reul solid work with a duys o f “Shall (ho people rule” and dot serious purjio.se that means a broader edMid*. He commence*!, "There are a good m and- higher cultivation for each lurs. you cannot expect something for Birjwfftrwhere are the men* nothing; therefore, my advice is, if you Jhia set him rcirospectjng and j» c said: o f us." Her nddress -closed with a verse want an efficient fire department, give "I.can remember when no women taught." from Mrs. Browning; _______ the boys an incentive; Rooms, where tW *ur« no earneil work A gents for the Famous He thinks his sister wos onion g the first they can meet ami talk it aver; cuss the Of any hoof it creatures how la It lady teachers, as he can now look back. Weak, imperfect, 111 atlaplnl. chief, Muyor Luke and the aldermen w ith­ The greatest achievement o f life nine­ Kail« to much. It 1« gathered out being heard; and ubovc all, have tlie A t a grain of *anrl to enlarge . ; SANFORD. FLORIDA teenth century is the establishment o f the indies o f Sanford take an interest in their The turn of human action, u»ed pihlic schools. I put it above everything organization, and knowing your boys'as I For carrying out Cod’* end. , el*. The old order of leaching was very Incidents o f summer's outing by the do, you will find numbers o f them ready different from the modern method. Then di fieront club members were much en joy­ to take the places vacated by Davis, Zapf, It wak chiefly medicine, Inw and the min­ ed— several hod remained ut home, in Beatty, Brothcrson, Hockslein, Nichols, istry. Tile difference consists o f three Sanford, found it cool, pleasont nnd en­ Mudge, muuy others, and your old Chief, main points: then it was arithmetic, Latin — ---------- — Harry M. PArwoRTH.— joyable.— esp ecial-en joym en t being- in and Creek, The modern method teaches seeing the many improvements going for­ [Ed. Note— Sanford now has a good fire good English, science and manual train­ departm ent recently organized, and when ward to enhnnee the beauty o f tlie city. ing It is the duty o f parents to educate Harry Papworth visits the old place again "Accession nnd Reign o f George Iff.' we will give him a fire drill and good *i far as pusslbie. There should be no by Mrs. Geo. L. Maris wos a paper care­ tim e generally.) difference between the girls and the fully prepared, full o f interesting facts toys. I know no sex. 1 treat all just the nnd well rend. -*■ wne. Once I heard a speaker say, "E d ­ A circular was sent out toclub members ucation never gave a man brains and (Continued from pa<i- I I ’■ ' of which lltc following is an important With this fact in mind, I am importing clean hard crushed Rhea took away nil that he hnd,~ and tion o f nn organization is readied, there sto'ne, which when mixed with Btandard engineering specifica­ notice:. -B i down.___Inatnncem tions, gives nn absolutely dependable foundation. w-Nn fb^Alemherahlp will he for- are presented for consideration a score or giren where education has been the mak-If-yrat-w «w L-ft-iVvitlk-4i>-w l>irJi-yiui_cnn tn k p pririn in t h i»yn iirH feltcd by club members by non-payment more ot n&inesr' In .tills instance a must l°g of children. The public schools arc to come, be sure thaP that foundation is right. Tills is one of o f dues, or^by failure to furnish at least unique situation was evolved in that there for two main things; Efficiency arftl was but one raiin alone mentioned, and the characteristics of my work. Let me figure on sud» a one paper during the year.’’ ® *t*«er building. Is the moral educawithout whose services it was admitted walk for you. i • t . x t> don of our people .keeping step* with ouy the organization could not be funned. ' Reception to Capt Pagenliart ^ I n g of sclent*, etc- Tjie teacher has The good people o f the Geneva section Having been for the last ten years in a good of the child at heart nt all times.- are grateful to Capt. Pagenliart o f the position to see all sides o f this question, ooe 1» infallible; mistakes m ay be steamer Alligator, fur many favors shown and appreciating Row "bcneficnl to the ®odo; but they are o f the head, qot the by him, and In appreciation o f his cfTorts south successful action along the lines r “0* While in olden times English and to give them a transportation for their would be, Mr. I. M. Fleming has been in­ JWature were not taught, renders that produces, tendered him a reception last duced to sever his connection with the > ^ best authors were put week at Geneva. Am ong those présent Armour Car Lines and w ill accept Hie po­ 0 *** hnmia of tlie children, and these w ere: sition o f Manager of Hie Georgia Fruit committed to memory. And llterJ. T. McLain and fam ily; H. H. Pntti- Exchange. *** *e,n* to memory will do shall and fam ily, Mr. Hayes and family, Mr. Fleming is well known la Sanford, i l0**Td forming character. Get a Mr. Worthy and fa m ily , Mr. Spear a"nd having been district manager o f the A r­ > interested in good reading and that fam ily. Mr. Duckhart. L. P. Daniels and mour Car Lines, nnd is the owner o f valu­ y « safe. One terrible mistake has sister. M. I. Baker and fam ily, C. Culpper. able property near Rand's siding. n made and is stlU being made, and Frank Sutton, Mr. Mayfield, Master C. WELBORN BLOCK * Ust of Unclaimed Letters r !111lh* «p ressloii “ Boys wiU be boys." Proctor and sister, and many others. Rem aining in the Sanford Postoffice at mm _ horrible expression has sent close o f week ending Ncv. 10,1908 ; Y* to the bad than anything else Unfurnished Rooms For Rent Ladles V “ ? <*■ Why not eay, "G lrU wiU be Several nice rooms, in good location, Brown, Mìm Be>Uie McXlnnrle. Mr«. We must Itald the boys up. W « w ill be rented to desirable persons. Cist­ FlrUI». Ur* Mintitr Srrn*. Ui*a jewel GriinkU- Ml*- Flora not expect bad from them. Y e t I ern and sulphur water on Hie premises, Gentlemen «•ve never known a boy a s U d a Hatter, M M lotjulre at T h e Herald office. w J^rkion, A. I I leb act ' , n0W;: i^hsve never known a boy Moriey. Cubli 4 Good . -----J u st R ec eived — — 4— - - ____ Arthur---Mam; ‘ Urn streets with ■ girl smoking e BcnaalL WU) E. The largest line o f sporting goods ev e r real trouble lies with the “ « r e - w l » leave all responsibility with received in Sanford— guns, rifles, hunting Cui. Harry J, Wilson. nxMhers, because business occupies dothing, etc. UTTER f ROM HARRY ÍÁ P WORT II j J O H N V . D E N T O N & CO. M ERCM NIS P O IN T S P U R ELY P ER S O N A L Fruit and Produce T Chase & Vegetables enera Real 1 In E s u r a n c è A g ent A s ta te g en cy 3 p CHAS. H. E V A N S Staple and Fancy Groceries Full Line of High Grade Cigars and Tobaccos CLOVER .HILL BRAND BUTTER — ^=1 S ID E W A L K ORGANIZE IN GEORGIA TAL Do you r'ealize the necessity for a substantial foundation as a part of that sidewalk which you intend building? A nicely Gnished top lends beauty, but not stability. This is to be attained only when the same care is exercised in selection of materials for the foundation as for the top coat. S . O. 8HINHOL8ER Ì Sanford, Florida W. H. H A N D P a b s t ’s C e l e b r a t e d M e a d Cigars and Tobacco - ----------- QUICK LUNCH CAFE IN CONNECTION Th e o . J . M iller & Son House Furnishing Goods - Uns lw 10 rnuch* e«P«claU y the gel- ^ at **iere hi 110 ti*ne Mft *** *bov, |soajy B very abort extract È Dawlay, Schkra T lie Herald is fully equipped to prin 3ewtay> A. D. .— DuitXta«*. 1- U. Woit 1«MC ’ fine stationery o f all kinds. A ll the latest Persons claiming (he above will pica type and material and "the men behind say “ A dvertised," and give date o f tli Hit, Chas . r . H askins ,' P. M. the typ e " who know how. Stoves, C r o o k e r y and G l a s s w a r e - Wall Paper, Paints and Oils, W hite and New Home S ew lnf Machines, Edison Phonographs and Records, Wholesale d Dealers In Gasolene and Kerosene — ’ '- ' **#*•* ' o»‘ i Æ 'Æ �J M " ^ V' •> .VV’ ^£> PIS - « •> ; V "* , y W i nHu* rii^wC^t-'V ¥ . 7 [HE SANfORD IlEIMtDl THÉ MS TtMfcKtOIVINO httfALD Novtmbgr Uf i LOCAL NEWS OVERELM THE TAJR „ T w o hundred a n d -c ig h ty -s e r tp -y c a r a j - W f r a o u r ih àl ‘ DmTe ouuntirwlll bovo n h ave imi used since Thanksgiving Dny wns building at the M id-W inter Exposition at Publish«] Every Saturday Morning at Sanford, Fla. Blankets nnd Comforts, bottom prices; ! • ■ : R. f . Hollt, Managing Editor ______ first celebrated. The little band o f Pll- Jacksonville. Would It'n o t be well for grlms who met on that observation of tho Orange count y_lo procure n similar build 75c up. Mettlnger's (n ext door to P o st-j Subaorlptlon Price, 81OO a Year In Advance |day. on the rocky shores o f Massachusetts. ing, not only at Jacksonville but at Tam [nduceffieB i ents AT Da L. THRASHER'S w -ria re tta g iB g *I i f « f c S S * S S precedent, and there certainly entered Into their thoughts no conception o f such Office First Floor In the Dlihod Block, First Street to dny as a national institution. A few Telephone No. 148, months before, when they landed on the strange and new land, they found no THREE MONTHS OLD home Df mild climate, with soil easily - - W ith this issue T h e H e r a l d has comworked, but Inmend, n l»»'H nf 1™ nml the first quarter o f n year o f Its storms. The little colony was In immin­ Istcnco. Since its inception this paper hatumet ent dnnger o f death by starvation, but they with sudi lionerous and increased patron­ set heroically to work, planted their crops age from the public that it Is stronger and placed their faith jn God. The first harvest m ay not have been prolific, but It and better In every w ny than any news­ was ample for their needs, and demon­ paper ever publisned in this city. In fact, strated that* their new home.was capable the friends o f T he H erald avow that it is by fa r the beat‘paper that Orange county o f supporting life by tilage. For this they ever had, and express an earnest wish were devoutly grateful to God, and it is not strange the impression was so strong that its weerly visits m ay become a that the observation o f returning thanks daily occurrence.: During the three months o f its exist­ grew into a custom and wns perpetuated wherever their descendants were the ence T he H erald has been beset by con­ dominant people. flicting and contradictory interests, but it A Thanksgiving proclamation was is­ baa bottled In.and o txrtyf‘ Season f o r sued by George W ashington irr I7 8 fc and best interests o f Sanford and Orange one •ominty. In^Jhis work'peelat rather than general bouyedavith the conviction that the moat The real observance o f the day os n nu important factor In*a city's and county's tlonal holiday dotes from 1803. progress is n vigorous a n d liv e newspa­ Less than two weeks hence this day of per, and w e have aimed in every issue gratitude w ill again be here. Another to m eet that requirem ent year Is drawing to a dose, and as w e take T he H erald of today-hat its utterances a retrospective view a f its events, it Is more generally republished a n i commente d o n by the State press than any other ¡JnguUriyappropriate that sincere thanks under Act ol Msrvh 3rd, 1878. paper published in this section. Tho renson for this is that T he H erald is a reflex o f the age in which we live; its columns are filled with the best news, and'its edi- »i-yrr 7 returnf 110, overruling Omnipotence for tbe «* u ntl®“ blessings we enjoyed. What we have to bo thankful for c a d i knows ^ \ 1or blmsctr. A s a nation, w e should our products in a manner that will clearly demonstrate the wonderful resources o f Orange county in every line. T he H erald will always advocate the advantages o f state fairs, county fairs and expositions o f all kinds, as no state in Uie union is so peoilflo-4n—fruits ~<nHi- vegetables and yat is deficient In opportunities to display our great advantages to the strangers within our portals every .winter. Let us have the State Fair at Tampa, the M id-W inter Exposition at'Jackson ­ ville and let .Orange county be at both places by a large majority, and let no other county make any finer display at either place. A ll o f our visitors m ay not hail from Missouri, hut they will quote you that state whn it comes to "showing, and unless our county is represented it is idle to attempt attracting the thousands by pdmphlcts and dry reading. Especially is this true o f Sanford, where narare has so richly en dow ed'iirw ith all cornUMffrtrfOr raising fruits and vegetables, and our reputation already made must at all times be sustained. Sanford must be represented I The election is over and everything will now settle to the- accustomed standard. It is a consummation devoutly to be thankful for. The half-year o f suspense intervening between nomination and cleclio n .is o n e o f the longest periods in hu­ man life. How fast we live; how much we ex(iccL When the people have-spoken, the genius o f our republican institutions requires acquiescence. Copies o f The Herald can be obtained I ot Millet's news stand, corner o f Park ave-1 nuc and First street. Thir. paper wants a correspondent in every section o f Orange County, as well ns the adjoining towns in Volusia nnd Lake ¿mimic». The publishers propose to mnkp Furnishing Store The Herald tho medium through which the piople will learn nil the nows. I f store advertising merely brought peo­ ple to your store it would pay—hut the right kind o f store advertising brings the woman to your store with her mind made up, nine timea out o f ten. to rfiake certain purchases, with the result that she makes at least nine-tenths o f the pur­ chases sho hml planned when she read your ad. ~ ............... Tile firm o f Snead & Venable, contrac­ tors, has been dissolved, Mr. Snead retir­ ing nnd Mr. Venable conducting the business .ns heretofore. Mr. Snead has leased the room In . [¿ cJ J jflca build! ¿ e x t to 'T y 'IT ’JSmPiHwS?m~esYaTflTi first-class pool nnd billiard hall. He has nlrendjr jHirchnsed ..three fables o f the latest pattern. C. M. Bradwatcr, the well known ferti­ lizer salesman is in the city |hln week. Mr. Bradwatcr has been with the Arm our Fertilizer Works for n number ofj“yenr 8 but Is now Belling the product o f the E. O. Pajnter Co., and having a host o f friends all over Floridn will sell his goods wher­ ever he goes. Florida people like a Flor­ idn product nnd Mr. Brad water is the man to sell it. . * _ Ot Sio n CD n v torlnls cause the people to think. " * 2“ nntl 1* lve ,hnnk* »iH u m e d ly and S c h lo ss 6*05 & Co, Ftwt CwOTHCSHAAfn The success o f T he Herald is founded' wU 8™°* J°Y! os, a c*ly'. we B,,ould be S4LV» mo*C* New VgM New Florida syrup and hot pancakes, | upon public opinion. Since Its Inception thankful and as iudividu Jmlghty good; hotiMitii lm had nt Senfo ü ¡@ V tiN .--T H E - I10USE7 -It has striven ' to Iks a real newspaper. tl»e-w a y-«f-«a oh -w llh reference t o It strikes us -that -th e persons In Thtrf giv in g apace, to every w orth y, ob lgg k .y h *t jie.haa to _ tg J h qjik fu l .for Is a matH. II. Dcone is s|tending n few days ^ c o m p le t e lin e o f E le n ’s Slinjipy, b u M n g up instead Df tenring down, arid wh.cR r a t r w ljo lly yrlth fils own eon- county who nro already cackling over the with Hanford friends nnd relatives. He Is U p -to -tln te Suits, in all the victory o f their favored candidate at the while giving the patrons all the news. ncu' former cittecn, nnd though residing in le n d in g S h a d es and Patterns recent election, and the many advantages never becoming “ yellow“ or Sensational., TOR P R O S P E R IT Y . A i n /v/\ , tf»O A A A to be derived therefrom by themselves, Jacksonville, retains ills love for Sanford. | N ow that success is assured, w c take tliii President Elect Taft, to the Cincinnali arc enumerating thetr poultry at a period Mr.Deane says that when he gets started | i T O H ! t p l D . U U 1 0 JpO U .U U opportunity o f thanking our patrons for talking about Sanford to people h e'n ever Commercial Club: anterior to their incubation. their aid and co-operation and promise knows when to atop.' A s Mr. Dennc re- Besides an elcgnnt line of Boy’s' “ Every business man who is obeying our faithful adherence to the same prindThe ship canal across Florida that will maiks, the truth about Sanford’s wundeithe low s m ay go ahead with nil, the ener­ Pnnls, Suits. Especial atiention ples in the future that has governed the gy in his possession. Every enterprise be constructed In the near future, will no ful possibilities Is stranger than fiction. policy o f the paper in the past. is called to our strong and com­ which is within the statutes may proceed doubt intersect the St. Johns river at San­ The publishers deem no task too la b o ri-: Genial Jpe L ea ves S a n fo rd plete line of Men's Furnishwithout fear o f 1interference from the ad ford, as this point is the most pccesaible. o n * or no expense too great if the tone of Joseph DcMont.or as he is better known ministration whcn^acring legally, but all W ith a traction line nnd a ship canal, . ings, Shoes and Hats the paper is thereby elevated, or its useI i f «Interests • »V iu o ia TT 1111*11 M l within the Jurisdiction o f the who.can foretell the future o f the Celery to" everybody in Sanford, "J o e ," has Give us a call. We can lit you from lw*d fulness increased by the employOten o governm ent. m ay expect a rigid CityT pocked his ■irm dr'to depart for Europe ___________' ■ to foot and we guarantee lo plraw. such additional methods. enfaA »tnent o f the laws ngainst dishonest again, after a stay hero o f fourteen T he H erald entertnln| no m isgivings me A Pleasan t A ffa ir months. It is with much regret that Joe Yours for honest values, as to the future o f Snnford. Both.the A delightful session of the Woman’s is leaving the town of his birth und where city and the State are In the midst o f an prim ing pjftm when in* Home Missionary society wns held Thurs­ his parents lived nnd urc hurled, hut imera o f great prosperity, and I n ,lb * gen- mailed.,August HLwns thought to bo fully day afternoon at 'the Methodist parson- portent business is calling''hlnrback nnd eral distrib'utlori o f good things Tin. Hr.«- efflcjent (0 <j0 ihe printing fp rth ls section ng*. .Despite the inclemency o f the he has arranged to hls satisfaction all his ' Djt rOOH U t. D. L. THRASHER W e had Hot correctly weather, n large nu miter o f ladies were present and ull enjoyed the meeting. Mrs. Philips read n letter from the superintendent o f the Orphans' Home in Macon, ncknowlcdging receipt of a box sent there recently, "one of the best boxes ever re­ pie-counter. orders for Job printing and advertising. ceived from Florida." Its value was $43. y — This week more than 51100.00 worth o f The treasurer, Mrs. Elder, reported more T h e Democrats saved to fe w governors |typo wns added to the plant and T he than $150 raised for local work this year. from the wreck. H erald office is now one o f tho most com­ This has been n very successful year for plete and best equipped In tho State o f the societies o f this church. The regular businesa being o v e r, tight ' refreshments The-tariff is still in the hands o f its |Florida, were served by Misses Beth Mittingcr nnd 'frien ds tond w ill not suffer. Sanford must prosper in the hands of May {taniilton. Then the ladies were The " T i g e r " didn't do n think to the its friends. It Is. therefore, highly essen­ shown through the personage, which is “ Elephant“ in the Jungles o f Greater New tial at the approaching municipal elec­ ono o f the most convenient nnd comfort­ tion to elect men who have proven their able in the Florida conference. York the other day. ald w ill share. , ~ for years to come. gauged the volume o f Sanford business The spellbinders will now retire for a |and in n few weeks were obliged to add more machinery and augment the force •Iteli. • —3— :— — 1 o f workmen. This force has been workThc-next landslide w ill-b e toward the |ing d a y and night to take care o f th# friendship. The voters at this election — The boats oonting to Snnford are loaded Ishould place in the C ou n cilm an who enn with passengers. Our wharf presenta a be trusted to do the best they can for the people— men who u reyu bllc-splritcd and busy scene these days. who w ill inuke all jicceM ary and commcndnble improvements, but who w ill A government expert is engaged in permit no extravagance or misappropria­ trying to raise vegetables in Orjando w ith­ tion o f funds. out water. Hotter send for Burbank. W ith lettuce bringing $4.50 per basket ibis week, the people can become recon­ ciled o ver "Bryans'defeat o f last week. 4Ira,-Howrndr of-tlie Reporter-flUtl, lllllir us "Sandfordltes." W c can look for Cel«ly lte s next, and then It w ill be electric lights, nfaybe. There's some consolatloa in tho refleclion that N ew York state will retire twi dead senators that lliey have neglected for a long tim e to bury. They smell to haavsn.-------- -— -— - - ------------- ------- " — ■ -------- is V The election o ver and tbe next greai - events w ill be the Florida State Fair at Taippa, the M id*W inter t Exposition at . Jacksonville, end th e Fete Day at San­ ford. They w ill occur In the early spridg and should attract (he tourists in great numbers. . .+ During his stay here in Ids birthplace, after nn absence o f fifteen yctors, Joe has made innumerable friends nnd they all will miss tho ever ready smilo nnd hearty greeting o f Joe's French-English salutnlion. A ll Sanford will wish him well on ids trip and success in the old country, nnd will at any tim e wileome him back gladly to his Florida home. A ll Mr. DeMont's interests hero w ill be looked after by S. Runge, o f the Coca Coin Bottling Co., who has been appointed his attorney here. On last Tuesday W. N. Culp, farming on Joe Cameron's plnoe, shipped to John V. Superior |>rinting for all purposes at T he Denton o f New York, thirty-two baskeuof H e r a u S office.. lettuce and in forty liours from the time the shipment left Sanford by express J. V. Denton received a wire from his house that Culp's lettuce sold at $4.50, MrL Announccmpnts for municipal office w ill Denton received the first lettuce from San­ be publlahed under this caption from now The Arcadia Champion is to be incor­ ford last year shipped by Mr. Culp and until the election at the uniform price ç f porated. When newspaper proprietors gave him satisfaction with almost ids en­ $5.00 each, payable strictly In advance form a corporation it is an evidence of tire crop, and in fact has shipped to that f o r M ayor To ibe Voters of Sanford prosperity, and the object in this case is house solid for three Years, and snvs ifJ__ Urrrhv «nnmmi» myntf ui s {«m im t « for re stated to be "to carry qn the him! n r.« anat h e r e ir n nitth In the commission business foni. »object to the wui of Ihe people siih e mumore heretofore done by the Champion who will give a shipper a square deal it is nWp*1 December 7ih, ^ folka." It isanuounced that a typesetting John V. Denton. Mr. Denton is a native To the Voter» of Senford maching w ill M ono o f the first things to Floridign, and has hnd nine years actual | * 1 ". “to' i L ‘ be added. The Champion has always experience in the fruit and commission *°Uhy. Your» icepectfulir, been a model o f good, clean printing, business in the New York market, and __________ E' E using the best o f paper.— Tlmes-Union. has had experience both as receiver and j * ^ T o r City Murshul * Honest John Collins o f the Tallahassee { True Democrat has been forced to retire from nctlV4"wdHf on account o f falling health, W o regret lo lose John from the So far as freedom from personal attacks ranks and tiope a speedy recovery will upon the character o f ih e' presidential bring him back into the fold. His suc­ candidates wag concerned, the lost cam ­ cessor to the tripod. Milton A . Smith, is a paign was. the best held in the 1thorough newspaper man o n d T iu fH erald — S ta le » in muuy years. 1extends greetings to Bro. Smith. T iie letter from Horry Papworth left out o f last week's issue will be found in to­ day’s H erald. It has lost none o f its good points by delay and wiU interest Sanford readers. Lettuce Bring» Good Prices-------- extensive property interests here, Since Joe’s leaving Switzerland his iincle there died and he has become port­ ncr with his cousin in a large business in Geneva, where his presence now is most necessary. CITY ELECTION ANNOUNCEMENTS Shipper. ___________________ ___ _ . Talked O f J a p d ft ‘S r ’. ___ To the Voter» of Sanford. 1 herebif announce to yte lfs » a cmiullilats fiaC ite Msr«h«|. »object la the will of tn or the vote!» of Mr. S ak n u m i; o f Japan, talked at Uie u£ll°w“ °i W o n l 1,1,heComl,l< raunkdP*' • «* ; Methodist cliurch Sunday night, contraste*i*rtence so officer w »ml full» n sliu the ttuilM tmulrod of ■ Marshal' ing the religious utul social customs o f his p »i*1 « « ] . I i'n>mi»e to filthfufly sndconscieoilou»people with Uie customs, o f this country. Uw»*U the» ‘» i ^ ^ u « ! . ^ ! “ 1* 1w ***' Sanford Machine i Foundry - — Works Repairing of all Kinds o f Machinery DEALERS IN A u to m o b ile s and Gas Engines Office and works on Oak Avenue, near Fernuld's S A N F O R D . FLORIDA Old Shoes Wanted nm ago in -«»X in g fur ULI> SHOES. I w ill g iv e what Uu-y urc worth SIZES. 6 , 7, 8 , 9, 10 i f AND 15 A . E . Irv in ’s Shoe Shop Cor. 3rd SL nnd Sanford Ave. S leaking o f Uie religionsof the tVq_SQun^ ^ - a w o t e s ^ W o r d : C C- Uaaa tries, he said Americans live longer Uian i berrbr luouuncv uiTself •» ■ candidate foe rethe Japanese because they laugh more. E lec tio n Proclam ation Mayor's Office, Sanford. Fla. November 5, 1908. They keep on the sunny side o f life, while D‘e pan and nJ V-it « continuance of the »«me at — -.xordnnce wiUt the Ordinances of It Is claimed that the phonograph will in Japan tho people rarely ever smile, that, a» in the m » i . I win do my utmoittopra- the City o f Sanford. Florida. I hereby »8 d,lr * * ea,unx * ltj ki u^ v' an d ectio n to he held on Monday, De­ cure drunkenness. This is probably on The results, he said o f CltrisUanlty and cember 7th. 1908, at the Ciiy i M * heaUienltm. He urged Uiat missionaries the idea that a man would swear off Palm etto avenue, between First and Ssobe sent to h li country, and that native i f he could hoar a phonograph repeat ond streets, for the purpose of electing • ro r Clerk, Treasurer and Assessor preachers be prepared for the work, deUi« Volet* of Sanfutd' some o f the things he said while he was da rin g thn{ It paya.large div, and uouecior Ooli~-*rw to ,n serve for one ami «... y. w ■ [is a Methodist, and Is attending the Bos­ lord. hava »crvrd »crvnl the the peoni« (n ihU offica lor Uerfc, Treasurer and Assessor to serve w o. II nava risiti yean and the as one year; ahree Aidarnieit to sen eiix if * , Thanksgiviejg is always an essential ton University. yeats quallAe» n x jo years. IVcembet ------- ------- -- ■in,.- » pronti»« a carchi! and element in prevailing prayer. If petitions Just Arrived at Sanford Grocery Co. Rolls open at 8 o'dock a. m. nnd doffi faithful dUckarie ot the dulie» ot the office do not ascend freighted with grateful aca t sundown the same day. Buckwheat flour, old homestead flour, Mass L. Soon. I hereby appoint T . Keane. 0. S Tsrwj nowledgcmenta, we need not be sur- graham flour, hygenlc and superlative a.™ Geo. Fox. Jr^ os inspectors of To r City Council If they descend empty. God has flour. Snider’s catsup, dillU sauce, oyster «lection , and E. W. D. Dunrt m d ert nt favors for tbe uufaithfuL cocktail, and salad dressing. .. FoRgssr L ase, S Ä * - vrAr- * y f fi Mayor of thejffiy of Sanford, f»- ' Tvf y íít.m r r K irr. �THe SANFORD HERALD absolute nuisance fur them, as wall i the people o f this town, to be annoyed | by these pand spurs. * 1 . „of f •Hterestlng iM t e r r s t ln f* Iitems te m s -X— fF O C I- Correspondents -----------. and Mr8 Kat11 W hite, |nn of Broddflckrl PaMr'are |ocatcd Epworth Misa Ethel Quflckenbos has gone to I Daytona to spend a couple o f weeks with her sister, Mrs. C. R. M. Sheppard. Present to the Investor the Best Opportune w # # k iv I Mra- Jamea Alexander, o f bcLnnd, was Cffldiflt i , * rtrh° rT(Rrr^t 0r y f o r h' V |over yesterday to m eet Judge Jones, of The Herald ■ ' . •- ••• . .------ ties in F lorida------ Mlsa Mabel Thayer is spending this week at Blue Springs with her sister, Mrs. J. R. Thursby. t LAKE MARY MtLANGe Fortier is home to see hi IN S H E W o f Orange City, were In town last week. • n n c n D A k iA F r a iiiu T V ItfE EVENTS O F O R A N u E C O U N T T JCirrr«CW'Jrncfl w Th* Hw,W : URRELL _M rs-J tyla n d - end-daughter. M Iss-A lierrH mo liier, yfe k etUl seriously » L Martin Nelson is shipping his oranges. , Unimproved celery lands, flowing wells guaranteed $25.00 to $200.1)0 per acre Mr. R. Green, form erly o f Oklnhoma. has come to make h is ' home with his daugh­ ter, Mrs. H attio Brooks. Mr. Roswell Bushnell, }r. and cousin, Mn Annie McDonald returned from Sunday jidionviUe last Sunday and reports hav-1 w hh the,r aunt^ Mr^ s c j^ j, “ ■ ,M d ,lme* M r . F ra u relum ed / l « k . o „ » l l l e l „ „ M ed her brother. Ralph Webster, who |week. Site left tliree o f her children here. i , i n the employ of the Pullman Co. Mr. J. L. W right and bride, o f Sanford, We sre glad to sec Mr. Hanking back were over Sunday afternoon, calling l„ Lske Mery. He will accept a position I Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Qyackenbos. ,i Lb the Planters* Mn inifBCturtTtg © a * afternoon. J ive, launches. REW JOHNSON Trom-Sanförd were at the dock, the I hit Sunday. volo, Rust, Chiras, Mary C and Larine. A T T O R N tY -A -T L A W Un. J.W. Jernlgan returned from Jack Prnctk** In Stale and Fédéral Court«. sonVtUe last Sunday, where she-hni been attending the gala week festivities. M. G. T. Dulldlnf. I li one 24B R *. J. F. Sunde» is putting In beans F r o m a L o c a l C o rresp o n d en t to th e ud lettuce this week, and expects to J a ck so n ville P ro d u c e N e w s TH O M A S EMMET W ILSO N hire s fine fa » garden, A trip to the vegetable districts in nnd A T T O R N E Y A N D COUNSELLOR We didn't hear o f any Hallowe'en around Sanford at this time is a most In­ A T -L A W jnnM around here. Everything was teresting study o f crop conditions and Lat« Slate Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit of peaceful sod quiet. Rer. J. F. Sonde» was a visitor in Or- gives a good insight into the prospects of Residence*, Sanford and Sylvan Laka die coming season. The celery growers Undo this week. are busy with their seed-beds and the re­ Mr. T. B. Catherwood is quite ill again. cent rnins have not prevented the plant- 1 GEO. A . DcCOTTES Mr-tTom Morris from Forest City is ing to any great - extent, as many o f the beds are sproutlng in good-fon n and s ev­ A T T O R N E Y - amo -C O U N SE LLO R a t -L A W * (ire glad 10 eral growers have plants about ready to ter, si sn apprentice. ____________m________________ Practice in Stato nnd Federal Courts kc nice young men coming to our town. transplant. Sanford, Fla We hsve two other new arrivals in Celery conditions were never better and Wclborn Block M UR R ELL & M INSHEW CROPS AT SANT0RD L*le Miry, Mr. G. Stevens nnd Mr. T ill­ this great crop should do more for the man Farr. They are in the em ploy o f the growers this season than ever before. W A L T E R D. BELL PUntm' Manufacturing Co. and are Lettuce and cauliflower plants aro look­ fetching in the old King residence. ing fine nnd promise a good crop. A tt o r n c r-A T -L a W His. Liiiie Fortier, who has been quite ’ This y e a r n great acreage is plnntcd Title* Perfected with strawberries, n crop that promises Atwtract* Examined and ill fur some time, is rapidly improving, Knom 21 Pico QJock, Sputimi, Florida. Mrs. liilrnn Nelson spent Saturday night m udi to the grower o f moderate means. The plants that havo been put out are ind Sunday in Sanford visiting, friends. growing rapidly, being greatly aided by DR. R. M. MASON Rev. Mr. Crown will hold services at the recent rains and nlreudy there arc the Episcopal church next Sunday at 4 .DENTIST some tw enty-five acres plnntcd to tills •'dock pm . . . . fruit. With the system o f irrigation they Welltorn Block Phone 10 The Planters' Manufacturers Co. arc have, the Sanford growers should {Hit tuuuually busy. They are working up to strawberries Into the northern markets Sanford, Florida • o'clock almost every night. earlier than any other point in the state, The gardeners are complaining o f dry and under, the same conditions ilia vines Wither. A good shower would be very Will hold fruit longer. ----- ~ ~ — much appreciated. • The large cold storage plant recently S U R V E Y O R A N D D R A U G H T S M A N Leveling and CroM-Sectloning for Drainais Christmas will soon be here. The work­ erected at Rand's Siding, the Crystal Ice ' a Specially ers have got busy and are planning a Company, w ill play an important part in S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A Quistmss tree and entertainment on the vegetable industry o f Sanford and for Christmas Eve. i die first tim e the Browers can be granted I the opportunity o f keeping the vegetable G. W. H A M M O N D GENEVA GLEANINGS I upon cold storage until the murkets are Mr. H. II. Pnttishnll is getting tlie fram e I right. The cajm city o f cold storage is 8 0 1 ARCHITECT ' - ef bis new house up this week. When I carloads. Oflice withtMurrell A Minsltew wnpleted it will add much to the looks Since Sanford’s future depends largely I of that part of our town. I upon the minty crops now in the process _________ Beo Mutai Bitck---- People’s Bank of Sanford C a p it a l $ 8 0 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 Conducts n General Banking Business with Conservatism and Courtesy, Pays 4 P r r C»nt. In fortii, Compounded Quarterly, on Savings Deposits, and from any and all causes. Its cuslmneranothing- This additional protection costs Now Accounts Solicited M. M. SMITH, II. R. STEVENS, President G. S. DERRY, Cashier Vice-President L IV E R Y , F E E D and and BuggUa B lie k s m lth ln t and Horseeh Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged A U T O M O B IL E S F O R L IV E R Y U S E V •> • > + < • •>•}. g. g. g.+ + + + + + Pope Contracting Company High-Grade House-Building a Specialty M rs. Walker returned last week from o i being Planted. the outlook is very favor-1 SouthCarolina, where site has been Bpend- J al*lu. and witli the great number o f new ^ inf the summer. people coming in every day and buying T O N S O R IA L PARLO R S » J. L. CARKUTHERS Mr. Spence,. 0f the Naval Stores S tea m -' p n ),W y< our I,co,‘ le cnn fccl jubilnnt' Proprietor New Celery Bleacher ho« Oa., of Jacksonville, is expected Hot and Cold Bath*. W. F. Raszien, o f Dnytonn, was in Snntwisy to confer with our citizens in reFLORIDA Drf to resuming the through :steamer fon l a short tim e ago exhibiting to the SANFORD celery growers o f litis section a now cel­ •«vice to JacksoaviUe, which luts been ery bleacher. It is made o f lath closely | ibcootlmied for some time past. woven together with wire, and he claims Mr. IL 0. OvcrstrceL o f Orlando, was inGeneva last Saturday, coming by auto. that among its s|>ecin! advantages is that it w ill let uir and moisture through the Mr. W. P. Smith is getting the roof on apertures between the lutli. Several hun­ hi* new bouse this week. dred fee t can he rolled up like a enrpet. Mr*. R V. proctor has put a n ew roof which faciUtatcs the handling and is a : no her store and also on addition for great advantage over lumber. He claims J A ll Work Receives My Personal Attention ■**fliof rooms. She will soon m ove Into that this new new bleacher can be mudej nnd Best Efforts • ■ no mw house, knvlng rented her old one. for about $10 a thousand feet. Tlte growOpposite City H it» 'Phone 230 Shipping oranges is now the order of ers hereabouts ure much Interested lit tills. new jtatent and some w ill test its effici­ nl^ u °* *a ,t wec*1Hie stenm- ency this winter. It is largely used in | * AHigator, Jkipt. Pugnnhort. took a large Volusia county. of ocr people on a trip down the Tax N o tic e vw front Lake Harney. The bright The tax books o f l i t » C ity o f Sanford f l i g h t night was an ideal one for tiie for tho current year wlU he open on the AND A bountiful lunch with hot coffee first Monday In November, 1008, at the served aboard tlie steamer, and a » CoUector's office. on returning that they had had Personal taxes must be paid before the - “»ks time of their lives." first day o f March. 1909, and reul estate V - Proctor end children before tlte first day o f April, 1909. See W l Sunday at Chulyota. Section 213, Revised Ordinances. J. I. ANDERSON’S 11-4 J. T. L rr, CoUector. C. H. DINGEE DEALERS IN Builders’-Supplies, Interlarchen Sand ____Alpha Cement. Acme P o ster Plans, Estimates, and nil Information relative to Building Plumbing and .w Gas Fitting " . Cheerfully Furnished PHono 69 Consult Us Office with Murrell & Minsltew P ico H otel Block. Sanford . Flsr ' wedsy----------------- - FRESH M EATS deckutd G R O C E R IE S FIR S T N A TIO N A L BANK .... O F SANFORD, FLA . F . H. B AN D , F r * « U « n t F. F, rORSTCR, Csshlur Only National Bank in Orango County Funds Protootod by Burglary Insurance 8af«ty Deposit Boxes for Rent U^»#vJN ICRPR,8IC CCM0C8 ^CsfTMpoodMKX tuTh. Hrrxld When you have an item o f news coll] Wi«. „Hi Y. Palmer and a friend from phone No. 148. fL, Park were in town last week. Mr. Guardian's Notice w u showing him some real estate, NoUce is hereby given that L William JEWELER end w ife are spending R. McQuaid, as Guardian o f Ute person WMk* in N cw Smyrna. H e and estate o f Cecelia. D. McQuaid. a j tbat health is much better. minor, intend, on tlte 4lh day o f Decent 0. Shirts and w in , q f Dubuque, her. A . D. 1908, at 10 o'clock a. m., to ap------- UY SPECIALTIES : -------.county Judge o f Orange, cotm-. ty^ Florida, at his oflico in Ute City of 10 here all winter. Orlando, for authority to aeU at private P k k a td s Hand P iloted Chins sale dll tho right, UUe'and Interest to the C ofh .m 'a S u ,lio| Silver S T " ' 0f HeorHls, cam e Fast following described land, situate lying Ueu» * busy with heir duties o f house- and being in tho county of- Orange and Roger*' P U ltd W i m ^ M E p w c r t h Inn. a u to o f Florida, to -w it: Lot nine Elgin and Waltham Watchaa block four (4 ) . Uer five ( 9 ) , In die khow,|i^inU *** made every day o f Sanford. Florida. He n r y M c L a u l i n j LCmih^j,pui* 1118l,l,c*“ ^ W il l i a m R . M oQ uahj . A s Guardian o f Cecelia D. MtXJuaid. . 6.1908. 12^ ALL GOODS GUARANTEED " O R G A N I Z E D 1887 li EI l G a p l t a n de T a m p 1 ■ i * * . • 1 t." Finest Five Cent.Ci^ar O n the Market eweew—f w |w.irogteeBapgMBBiBMBB—MMBMMBWBetP^pHwwwBwrai-u > TO R SALE AT L. R. P h illip s ’ D r �------ ~- W áVcm txr 14, i M a A re ,You Looking For O n e Thousand Acres of Celery Land Flowing W ells Guaranteed $100.00 to $150.00 Per Acre Reasonable Cash . Payments and Balance on.. Easy Terms Lands Adapted to Celery, Lettuce, Cauliflower, Potatoes, Etc. S MEETING Or THE PARENTS' CLUB ducted into the study o f Greek and Latin. Much stress was laid upon the disciplinary value o f n study o f the dead languages, nnd a knowledge a f them was considered essentially n port o f the equipment o f any man before he could lay claim to be well educated. The course was laid out, more with' regard to -the requirements of th e lAtryar. the doctor or the- minister, than the.necessities o f the common, ordinury man. Most Interesting Session Meld Last Monday at the High School. anford, F l o r id a girts wilT stoop lo w e r'- than- boys, for no boy would go on the street with a girl who w u smoking a cigar. Some girls will do th a t *♦ *■ «•* ‘ A part o f the troublo with boys is that If a stranger had dropped In to the the responsibility of their bringing up is meeting o f The Parents' Club called for placed upon the .mother. The father is the benefit o f the fathers o f itie comtoo busy to. attend to the welfare o f his munity. on Monday evening last, he m ight children; hqt what will it. profit a m an I f w cll have wundered where the fathers he gain millions and his boys go to Uie were. The mothers were out In full force. bad. W e see numerous examples or this hut the fathers were conspicuous onlyin the children o f the rich. Th e children T h e threem nin points o f the modern ----- b y -their absence. Mad there been u o f the land ore the greatest o f its assets. system are: 1st. Thp study o f English. foreign war in progress, calling upon eVM ri -there could hardly' have been few er of them present. A nd yet the meeting was ‘ full o f Interest for every father who de­ sires the welfare o f his children, and ough t to have been attended by nil tbc fathers within the Unfits o f the school district. ______________________________ The m eeting was opened by a sont from the quartette, Messrs. Woodcock. Woodruff, Derry and Hamilton, which was well received and encored. A poehl, "W h a t is Home Without a Dad." was rend by Rev. D. B. Sweat, who [wcfaced it with the wish that more o f the Dalis were present.-a wish which- was heartily seconded by the audience. It proved conclusively thnt the Mad 1« -a. pretty Important factor in the make-up o f the home. A rending. T h e Man Who Put His Arm s Around M e," by Mr. D. G. Wagner, emphasized the Importance of the father’s gaining tlie affection nnd confidence of the boy; entering Into his boyish sports; sharing his boyish troubles and sorrows, and becoming a boy with kirn If neecs- Manual Training. O f this lafter, the Professor quoted the remark o f Professor J a m eT of Harvard University, that "It Is the greatest step yet made in educational methods.” To parents he said; T f your children want more education than they can get In the public school It la your business to g iv e them all they want or will take. W hat are fathers for. If not to furnish lire money for the education of the boy or glrlT There are men who think that education w ill add nothing to the brains o f a boy, and m ay even des­ troy those thar nature has furnished him, buLlhey_ant_wrong. Thcre.la ho better aid to the discipline o f the school than a comnc-of.Manual Trnlnlng ' Many a had , unruly bdy lias developed Into a studious, eager pupil, when pul to work in a train­ in g . departm ent But do not force the child. Do not compel him to take up studies that are distasteful to him. Study carefully his bents and inclinations, and rather guide him along the lines o f least resistance than force him into those that are repugnant to him. Every normal boy has his Ukes and dislikes, and if you put him at something that Is pleasing to him progress will be rapid; otherwise Ids edu­ cation will drag. Ho compared the modern methods o f teaching literature with the older ones, rather to the disadvantage o f the former, instancing the old Parker and Watson's Fifth Reader, which contained all the gems o f literature, the best o f Shakes­ peare, the best o f Milton, nnd other Eng­ lish writers. Now-a-days the pupil takes up the study o f literature as a whole and and mlsfes some o f these gems. Get your buy n cfiiri interested in good reading, and they are sure to come out rig h t No sayng has ever been 'm ore productive of jann Uiar\ the old one th a t "B o y s will l>c boys.,’ No one ever says. “ Girls will im b u n o n n fT .,«l » « j l - - t i- 1 - » *« * He told o f a friend who was ufTered a nomination to congress in a district where a nomination meant election, but he said: cannot take i t ” The whole address was complete witli good things nnd deserving o f publication ÎII ÎI*- entirety. W e regret that w e cannot give It in thnt form. Tt was followed by n reading by Prof. Perkins entitled. “ Fath erin g-a Hoy,” which wns to have been given by Mr. B. L. Thrasher, but he was unable to be present The discussion was somewhat limited by the lateness o f the liour, but evoked n great deal o f satisfaction with the and methods o f the Knnf.u4 -Se ltooi. more aicrt, nmrq thorough' and more fearless than ever. A President o f the United States will be sleeted this year. Who U he and who Is the man «yltom he will bcait Nobody yet knows, but the Thrice-a-Wcek edition o f the New York World will tell you every step and every detail o f what promises to.be a campaign o f the most absorbing intereaL It m ay . o* good os your business ? Does it do you credit, or does it misrepresent you? TTiink it over, ond if you find it is not ns good us you think it ought to be, try us once If you are needing letter heads, bill bends, enveiojxs, cnnls, statements, circulars, booklets or anything of thut partiality and fearleaanaea-in the publica tion o f news, and this It will maintain. If you wont the news as it really is, sub­ scribe to the Thrice-a-W w k ediUon o f the N ew York World, which comes to you e v ­ ery other day except Sunday, and is thus practically a dally ni the price o f a weekly. The Thrice-a-Weck World's regular sub•cdRdon price la uuly S I pet year, and this pays for lfltt Papery, j W a r f e r 0.U unequalled newspaper and The Sanford Herald together for one year for f t 80 The regular subscription price o f the two papers is $ 2. you. request If you are fond of especially nice stationery, ask to see our Bonds and Linens. KE- "" You'll be sure to like them. Sanford,- F lorid a Extra copies o f this week’s Herald can be obtained at this office. Send a copy to your friends and keep them in touch with the Celery City and its wonderful resource*. ■ re We will submit samples nnd . - - fir e �... I* ‘i Vv • ; * = . ■ — — . . = ii . 14 1908 ID ABOUTTflf CITY] Little Happenings— M ention of Matters In Brief. PERSONAL ITEMS O f INTEREST luminary o f the F lo o tlo i Sm all Talk Succinctly Arranged fo r H ar­ r is * Herald Kean era. Wade, the tuner. Orlando. t Spencer make# the best bread. T ry it. Get estimates from Pell on bouse prlntIng. Go to H. H. Hill for everything in the groctry fine. j 3 Runge attended court at Orlando See Spencer * lin e o f contile*. Spencer. Phone 100. Purk avenue. Fresh Mackeral ot H. H. H ill'* grocery. I nell the celebrateti Macy wagon. Har Oysters served In every style ot üic I ry J. Wilson. PIoo restaurant. .. i n * n ... .., “ “ Kugs. from 73 cents up. Oyster supper Saturday night ot office Furniture Store. |o f Murrell & Mlnshew. N . P . Y o w e ll & C o . ill ,r" " ° E. A . Heffleld The Merry W idow sardines. Jot. sale by Huy Henry Clay Flour o f W. W. Long. |Garner & Roberts. ) The best on earth. • F A L L S T O C K has been arriving daily. You should not fail to call and look over tb ^ s to «k -^ fo r e making your Rev. Father- Fox, o i Orlando, was a Mrs. A . & Doudney entertained a few friend# at dinner, Thursday. __________ |visitor td the city on Wednemtny. 1Cleon — Phone Spencer for bread. Free house tQ. everything gj your conhouse delivery. Phone 100. science. Phone 210. W om en’s Coats; n beauty for $5 linger’» (n e x t door to Postoffice), D ece m b er and Supper. 10th Episcopal Met- B azaar Fresh green vegetables and fryli, at ; Sec II. H. Hill for Celery City DIend Coffee, finest on earth for 24 cents. D ecem ber and Supper. 10th Episcopal B azaar New Florida Syrup, Just arrived, at —Gins. Evans’, — Chat. Evans'. Mrs. Arthur Doyle, of Jacksonville, is in Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Dsiver and daughter this week. the city visiting Mrs. M. C. Doyle and Martha, spent several days o f this week Wbo has the only flrat-dass bakery In other relatives. at Orlando. the city! T he Pope ContractI^c Company will fur­ I f you wnnt a first-class, tailor-made $18 Art Squares for $13. site 9x10. E. nish your plans free of cost when they do suit for $12.98, coll at D. A. Caldwell & A. Heffleld Co. your work. Sons. i A. 0. Smith and T.W .W illiam s ore vlait.J J m . new w nllrrm tiTurtim jFbdr^inid by m g n <J ‘r n » » w1r w m f a n m i n i T i É v ^ r i ì ! First National Hank will be n great . , , ----------W fir te Sdld cfichp. Tiox 345, SanFresh oysters served In every style at f(ml n a ^ im provem ent tiw P fc »T »M “ n ifit I W alter Hand Is having his residence on Ralph YearbyL^_Prlando, was in the pnrk ovemMJ improved by the addition of dty on Wednesday o f thla w eek. two more rooms. Women's Coats; a beauty for $3, M el­ Men’s Neckwear, newest patterns; 30c tin g 's (next door to Poatoffice), • Jquality for 35c. Mettinger’s (n ext door to December 10th E piscopal B a za a r |Postoffice). ■ad Supper. * A . E. Mullen is spending this week nt Blankets and Comforts, bottom prices; 73c up. Mettinger’s (next door to Postoffice). G I N G H A M S — Full Line. dresses Just the things for children's school H O S I E R Y — W e carry the celebrated Cadet Brand, linen heel and toe, sold under a guarantee F. P. C O R S E T S — Fall Styles, in all the new shapes. / O U R S T O C K was never in better shape to please the buyer that* now in both price and quality. Call, we will be glad to serve you .4 P. N. >■ - r . Yowell 8c Company Deputy Mnraha! Green Smith was ot o f tlte circuit court. Fox Sale—Some fine tltoroughbred DuDelicious ice cream, ti|e liest made, 11 Mattings o f all kinds and pailerns, from roc Jersey male hogs. Box 734,. 120 cents per yurd to 50 cents, nt E. A. Mrs. G. tb Tukash’s lunch room, opposite Pico Hotel and the depot* Attorney Andrew Johnson has returned tleflield’s Furniture Store. troro Orlando where he attended criminal The finest line o f Japanese matting to H ave W. ii. Hammond make your plans rices always thu flhlH. — ' Ii I • ' 1/or TTiur new hou^e. n m i^ yritftZ M u trell't h cfoum l hi the c jiy lowest. Snnford Furniture Co. Send your shirts, collars and cuffs to the ti. Mlushaw.'Plco Hotel block. Men’s Neckwear, newest patterns; 30c ever shown in Sanford'. quiiily for 35c. Mcttiuger’s (n extd oor to. Steak, ham and eggs, pork and bcuns Pustofflce). and other toothsome articles, at Mrs. G. L James F. Giles and John T. Fuller, two Tnkusli's lunch room, opposite the dep ot of Orlando capitalists were prospecting in Step Into Mrs. G. L.Taknsh's lunch room Sanford on Monday. and get a cup o f good coffee., Five cents. it things and |0r,nml0 thl® wcek «»e n d in g the fall term For Sale.— Bermuda Onion Plants for Buy a O-U-NO smoker end get a ticket Lakelnnd and Dunncllon, where he lius sale; now ready for field. C.W. Bowman, Phone 238, Snnford. •<>u $20 pipe, at — Chas. Evans’. |business interests. Celery Ci(y Steam Laundry and they will The W om an’s Social Gub home hns been look as new. beautifully furnished throughout by the Rev. J. F. McKinnon was In Jackson­ Sanford Furniture Company, ville this wcek, in attendance on the See the fine display o f Jnimncse wnre^ Presbyterian synod. at tlie Sanford Furniture Co. Finest line W O O L D R E S S G O O D S — W e have all the new trimmings to match. .« M> I. C. H U G H ES a cr B TSftcoTE °S .V i-v T. E. Drew, the genial derk of the Snn­ ford H"usc. hns returned from a trip to tiia old home in Hendersonville, S. C. v Some people seem to think Florida is slow. I,ct them try Gnrner & Roberts with nn order. Phone 39. F« r Rent: Boarding house, 15 rooms, modern convenience, good location in Snnford, Inquire Coen Coin Bottling Co. iilliB im r r r r in "t iìiit h - . For n short time only. Tnpesiry Brus­ sels Art Squares, regular price $22.50, special price .$17., Sanford Furniture Co. Finest!^ china, descrip­ . Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Smith and fam ily tive of Suuford. nt the Sanford Furniture have moved in from the plantation, and Best Elgin creamery butter at 35 cepts Company. w ill ?pcnd the winter ut. their home on .per pound, at Sanford Grocery Company. W. P. Johns, who has been Indisposed None bnl first-dnss Inlmr employed nnd all contracts guamnteed to be Ip accordrtftca A little money now and a little now and First street. with plans and specifications^ ^ ' . •. _ . -—¡^i then Is the wuy to buy celery land. See for several weeks, loft -Inst Sunday for — French dry aud steam cleaning. Celery M. IT Smith for particulars^ ^ Imkelnnd, where he hopes the cftnnge will am In Business t o do Business fo r Th ose W ho Need- M y_: S e rv ic e s .. City Laundry. benefit his health. ------------ --------------------------------------------------- ---------- F o to filo »- B ox 771 . Mrs. C. T. Grippen and fa m ily have re­ Rev. C. C. Cecil, confcrpnce missionary turned from New York, where they have Oysters fried and oysters stewed, good cvnngclist, was in town u few hours yes­ been spending the summer. ..* coffee, ice tremo and cake nt office o f terday, going from here to Stuart, where • • ,*i. Murrell & Minsliew Saturday from 4 to 10 Headquarters for iron A ge tools. A n y ­ he begins a meeting tomorrow. p. in. Benefit pnslurlum. thing you wont in hand plows, fertilizer Place your order with us now for Thunksdistributors, etc., Harry J. Wilson.'^ Lace Curtains n specialty— Celery City _ givin g Turkles. or nnythlng you wont, and Laundry. Pltone 210. Mrs irank Darling mid daughter, Miss (g a v e further anxiety. Our risk; our trouC. C. Woodruff, the wv:il-known cotiuuis Susiebelle. and son Leslie, have gone to |tie. Sanford Grocery Company. slon tnnn, hns opened his office In tlte West Palm Beuch for an indefinite* stnyr See Pell for paper hanging. New fall ---- -------------I C - U C P C old stand next jo.the C.1L Evans grocery, Just name your wants, and i f we patterns just I n , _____ . — and will be pleased to see his old friends hmn’t it will get it for w ». The Woman's Home and Foreign Mlsand customers. Sanford Grocery Company. sionary Society will meet nt the home of Goodwin's high-grnde Preserves. Jellies New stock Evaporated and Dried Fruits Mrs. W. W. Lang next Friday afternoon at 4*J. nnd Jutns, at Garner &. Roberts. fa Christmas cukes, nt Long's Grocery. 3 o'clock. A full attendance is desired. Wc carry a full Line of < K.TwjknUume or Satsuma, a Japanese Mrs. T, J, Perkins returned home Thurs\ i,* Ham sandwidi. 5 cents; Mrs. Tnknsh’s 1 1 * - V 1 , student who has been in the city for sev d»y night iron) Suwannee and Chut t a- lunch room, opposite the depot. New Club and Referee* era) days, left for Orlando Tuesday. He noogs, Tenn., where she has been spending Misses Flossie Frank and A lberta Hill guve a very interesting discourse at the Ibe summer. Shells, H), 12, 10 Gauger attended n birthday supper, Wednesday, Methodist church on Jn pm r nnd'ber eu*Csll si Sunfurd'«loading Furniture house night, at tlie home o f Mrs. J. B. Stryker, toms. High Base Smokeless In' fir furniture, stoves, ranges, rugs, matting. Lake Mary, given in honor of her sister. M. M. Smith lias 1,000 acres o f celery etc. Sanford Furniture Co., J. D. Miss Rose Higgins. “Premier”, “Ideal” and land. Sold on easy terms. bsvison. manager. W ade makes frequent trips to Sanford. W inter visitors ore coming now by al­ Qi#m Puff* at Spencer’s bakery every W rite him at Orlando. "Leaders most every boat nnd train, nnd the ques­ Sstunlsy. The Breton-Runkel Company left lust tion of lumse room is n serious problctf, G IL Campbell is shaking hands with Monday, after a one months' engagement Till« winter houses nre very scarce. - “ J •M friends this week. Charlie Is always at the Sanford n prrn ,Mr MmxW In a Tew weeks every uVAllabié "robin will »In Sanford, n nilh a i lile « oumlnrr expects to return to this city in n few be occupied. A Large Stock of Guns operty interests here, h e ’ boosts weeks with n musical comedy .company. * * Now is the tinti* to buy your sub-irri­ •be Celery City upon every occasion Furniture to rent by the month or sea­ gated land. See M. M. Smith. aijd Fishing Tacklexand The Pope Contracting Company is In a son. Sanford Furniture Co. Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Foster have returned Pwikm to give you the closest figure on The drug store o f L. R. Philips has been from a visit to New York and other points Generaf Sporting Goods. tay class of building. None but the best greatly improved .this week by tlte addi­ in tlte East. Mr. Foster states that busi­ "wbanics employed. Office with Murrell tion o f new furnishings, among them be­ ness in the metropolis ha* improved t Mlrnhew. Pico Hotel Block. ing an up-to-date cigar case that will greatly since the election and that San; r * * « “ P-to-date tailor-made su it see take care o f an Immense atock o f cigars I ViU^get hei full quota o f winter visitU A Caldwell & Sons. end tobacco. un and home-seekers. GUNS FOR RENT Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty a* Hunting - Season YOU WANT GUNS, SHELLS AND SUPPLIES j Iced tea; Just the thing this hot weather I jr*ttj| planting is approaching. M. M. Bamberg, and will spend the Mrs. Takasbs lunch room, opposite dep ot I Smith will sell you land on easy terms. H. H. HUL Miss A lF. P. Forster and T. J. Miller while in I U r. and Mrs.-Theo, J r-M iller returned been spending the N e w York T rttn eM ed U iellrea t Republican! yesterday from o trip to New York and - S S y * Bamberg. returned' borne with parade. They were forced to stand fur points in tlie East. Mr. Miller was in N a HiU. eight hours In order to see it all and both York city during tlte campaign aud *tl Shoulder* »1 12 Ü cents found gentlemen were Impressed by the sight o f election day and enjoyed tlte excitement «H -H .H U 1« grocery. ■o m any Republicans. greatly. They both returned in good of T " * “ *« Sanford Jv“* * wllh h« son, ^ J 1"* In»» The Geo. H; Fernald Hardware Co ■ — ----- - SANFORD, FLORIDA - - Garner & Roberta sell high-grade Cigars ChuAC Sanborn's tea and coffee, the health, and their many friends are glad to * P. Kreigaman o f Eustii was In the and tobacco. Try them. beat there la. ! Garner & Roberts. *ee them safely in Sanford again. d« y » last week. “ K ris" has a Everybody la cordially Invited to attend The famous Fox River Butter for sale K friends in Sanford all o f whom Mrs. Arthur Sanders o f Chicago has nr la hi P*ea#®d to see him and listen the oyster supper to be given $aturddy at W. W. Long's Grocery, rived In the city and w ill t|»end the win­ Mesdnmes Toylor, Hampton and Driver. ter with her sister. Mrs.* J. D. Davison. luj oi new Bnd v e fY •ntertaln- evening In the office o f Messrs. Murrell A Mlnshew, kindly loaned for this occasion^ whh tittle Mhw Martha a n d " “ 1’ nppit" Mri-'Davtson Tncr h e r iik t c r l i r JucfcsoTfl^ 0 cu w üte cherries, l im a Beans Ice cream and cake w ill also be served. Driver, came in from Sanford today in an vi lie and accompanied her to Sanford. fccoota^ * at Garner fc Roberts’. The proceeds w ill be for the benefit o f auto and returned this afternoon. Mrs. The quick lunch business nt BiUic Hand's the pastorium. “ Hampton is visiting Sanford. The olhor place Is now uuder new managem ent and Mdtü*ewt* Sergeant W. L. t a lü “4 pBtroh« « n IL M. Middleton. J. The D ixie Girl Minstrels played in the people are Orlando folks and really belong is being conducted in a highly satisfactory and W. H. Russ, of the Tampa opera house Monday night, and to prove I here, though w e are lending them to San- manner. Oysters atul meats, fish and ta lo the dty on Saturday tbat they were “ real'^gave another per­ ford for a little while— Orlando Reporter- game are served on sliort notice, besides cw tjs funeral of their brother offl- formance on Tuesday n ig h t The vocal Star. all the usual dishes to be found at a quick work o f Miss Dolores was The Royal Taylors Brand o f Clothing lunch stand. When hungry, call at Billie’s xvlot & hek.£ WlUUlM* Being delayed by a andI xylophone ÿ l y »redeem ing feature o f an otber- means perfection. See sample* nt D. A . place and test the ability o f the new chef. IM Y°,r^Vwl 100 l« 1* lor tbe funeral the (o£ly ^ «tim e d home Saturday n ig h t . _• W. B. Holder Is in charge. rieè(|Mor ieacute for a minstrel «bow. Caldwell & Son’i. •: • . . » - ■ ■ -------- Some TLte Printing Tho Herald this week completed u book I', i for tlte W ednesday Club, embodying the year's program and names o f mem­ bers. H ie booklet ls a' work o f art, and tlie ladies-a re tow) In their praUW or the excellent work. Some o f the finest sta­ tionery ever printed In Sanford was deliv­ ered this week by The Herald, and, with the m any new additions o f type and m a­ chinery, no one needs to send orders for printing out o f the city. • * $18 A rt Squares for $13, size 9x12. A . Heffield Oo. E. See C. A - Reed fur furniture and piano moving. , tf a s V*'. J'.. [iQ lh d & u 11 % <5 « .-J l N �November (4 , isjqj A FLORIDA ORANGE ESTIMATE frpm The Herald's Special Correspondent By Wireless lelcpfiane Tobias Purophrey m ay resign his posi­ tion as hired man in Zeke Plumer’s livery stable and start a restaurant. Ezra Plunkett rode his spirited dun mule over to Bungalow Corners yesterdny. W hile there he c o lled . DJ) .Ute W idow •Cticezumr A u n t Barbary b)ngm an.and Uncle Eph Cronkhlte are suspected o f matrimonial Intent, Tw o souls w ith a single thought. Salathial Peabody is being suggested by um any friends'* to run for, constable. The phymic league Is for him and he m ay be elocted, as he's one o f our best citizens and never was arrested but once, and that w as for sucking eggs when he was four­ teen years old, Clementina Updyke wore her lemoncolored shirtwaist and open-worV*tockIngs to the church social last night and wns much gnzed n t r - Joel D exter tjpd Pet Cllnefcltcr have commenced keeping company and m atri­ mony is feared b y Pet's dad, as Joel Is ve ry Irreligious and haln't got through sowing his w ild ots. Demetrius A ttw ater colled Oh COspedora Horkenspitz fast Sabbath and was given the glad hand by* Colonel Bill. When m a y g e t to a grand Jury. mumps. Cooney Sutcliff Is learning to trip the light fantastic toe. Cooney’s sister was a bareback rider in a show onct and ath­ letic a gility runs in the fam ily. - _ The Second A dventist congregation held -a m eeting in the school-house last Sunday L a n d resolved that the end o f the world was nigh nt hand, and it was the duty of everybody to make right any wrong they had done, and fifty three members shelled out to other members little sums from tw enty-five cents to six dollars, Ool. Bill ,. Stuckey, -who, cheated 01 Gullion ln a horse trade, giving 01 his note for $18. It Is to be hoped the Adventist congrega­ tion w ill double its membership and con­ vert among others Dad €11 Perhnmus, who's skinned nearly everybody he ever traded horses with in this town. Lem Pilcher sot out several dozen of onion sets yesterday. The stork lit in the neighborhood of Buck Sweezy's house last night and left six girlI kittens on his back porch. The m o l k i r ^at ls ssem lngiy quite proud or her fe line efforts. H a YXUBE. C o m m issio n e r o f A g ric u ltu re P la c e t C rop o t 3,256.000 B oxes The Florida citrus crop estim ate o f Com­ missioner o f Agriculture M cLln o f that state has been received by the New York. Packer. I l ls as follow s: " A comparison o f the condition o f the present orange and grapefruit crops with condition at same date Inst year, Indicate only a very slight Increase tn either crop. lire 6m nge crop of llM)u-7 amounted to 3,000.534 boxes, and the comparative, conditions go to show that the crop o f 1007-0 w ill be very little larger— hardly a greater Increase than 250,000 boxes, so that it Is very probable thnt the crop now pti will not exceed 3,256,000 boxes. The grapefruit shows a little better condition, and by the same sources o f comparison there is a slight increase also. The grnpefp iit 'o f 1000-7 amounted to 450,304 crates, and the present indications aro that it will not exceed 472,810 crates for 1007-8. A n error that is harmful to both crops is that o f estim ating both oranges nnd grapefruit as one; they should be kept entirely separate, and then both buy­ ers and sellers o f fruit havo a f a l l « ’ ) f operation. W e ' therefore-estimate thff -Mange crop o f 1907-8 at Approximately 3,250,000 boxes, and the grapefruit crap >f 1907-8 at 472,819 crates, or a total of citrus fruit products o f 3,728,819 buxes or crates. A S to r y W ith o .M o ra l A abort time ago the writer o f the Lake­ land Sun passed through n town in nnother state, stopping over for only two or three hours in order to make connection with an outgoing train. It was midnight when the train which bore us to'th e city arrived, two or three Jtqurs late, and everybody was tired, cross and dispirited Schedule» w ere“ dirattnnged'~on^accbuh{ high water, and people" were anxious nnd uncertain about reaching Ihelr destina­ tion. So like all people do in such cases, they began to ply the station agent with questions. They lined up before his window, some timid, some arrogant, some merely id ly inquisitive, some malevolent. A ll expect­ ed short snuppy answers usual under such circumstances. One by one they came aw ay to make room for an Impa­ tient successor, and every face, as It was turned from the window, wore an e x ­ pression more ciiecrfuL more kindly, less tired and anxious; For this railroad man was one among a thousand bf h is kind. Quietly, distinctly, pleasantly and ex­ plicitly, ho gave the Information naked for, or politely expressed .regret ut his In­ ability to do so. Ills unvurying good hu­ mor, and oven tempered munncrwiiB rest­ ful to tlie wearied travelers and soothed the tense nerves, like music. . Then there wns the lunch counter man. ! ’ !> found there was nothing to drink from at Quaint Quibbles from Sts.Hopkins Tall men sometimes get short. Some are mist and some get wet. l i e laughs longest who laughs last. Rising young men don't lie ubed late. A n old maid doesn't like to tie missed. A good many girls are fair who aren't blondes. Jumping lite bars is cheaper than fre quenting them. n ever - considered - o - v ice among carpenters. A man can have a close shave and not visit the barber. Some men have to be fast to keep up with their reputations. __ Am erican w ives are help-mates;-French w ives help farm. Some men don't hnve to powder their faces to look like clowns. There Is a difference between being cordial and drinking them. . A man can get served with a writ w ith­ out being able to write. A good many who are in the peerage really belong in tho steerage. Th e barber who l i a bragadoclo-cyclone can’t do better than sham pool p o o !------Mn says some folks waste time al) the time; but that the best waist time is n fte rd o rin __________ _____________ ' --fc fa s a y t- one o f th e advantages o f a low neck dress is that it makes backscratching easy. The universal good joke is Ute fellow who is in love with fegiri and thinks no­ body knows i t . -— P a says its easy to spend money like a drunken sailor— If you are using some­ body's else money. Several deer have been purchased from the Bronx Pork in N ew York and turned loose on St. Vincent Island souUi o f the Florida coast, in Uie Guff o f Mexico. This the Florida forests and islands. The v a ­ riety brought to this section o f Uie country are the Indian Sambar which Utrive In Hindustan, and are said to be hardy and prolific. If Ute experim ent proves success­ ful. it w ill he but a few yenrs before deer w ill be again plentiful In Florida- Dr. Roy V . Pierce, the owner o f SL Vincent island, and Director Hornaday. director o f Uie Bronx Park, are the m oving spirits in tha experiment. .......... . - „ . L . tho glass. The lundi counter keeper apologized as if lie were responsible for the sins o f the railroad company, and leavin g his customers, waited on these unremuqerativc patrons a s . pleasantly ns if he had no other concern i n life. "Th ese were little UiQigs.' But as the tired travelers boarded the sou til-bound express, which thundered In about dawn, one o f them was heard to say: **I don't know anything about this town, but I believe I'd like to live here. ."WhyT" he wns asked. "W ell, the people seem so nice, Notice timi ticket agent und lunch counter manT' Which goes to show that often a whole community Is Judged by the manners of one or two persons—and that we never kndw how far-reaching m ay he the e f­ fects o f Ute simplest kindly deed. CITY PROPERTY DOARPING CELERY, SANFORD. FLA, It Mokes No DifTeJence -What You Want or Where You Want It and oh Terms that are Right HOW ARD-PACKARD LA N D COM PANY Hardware and Farm Implements THE COMPRESSED Ain SPRAYER Used In Uncle Sam 's Paint Shop During the past year- the U. S. N a vy lias consumed 091,000 pounds of Lucas W hite Paint nnd 278,700 pounds o f I.UCAS wxrwi\4j| tv |n vtiuwv siivi v, COLORS, ouiiivivii sufficientI to produce more than 100,000 gnllons o f paint. equivalent to CO carloads o f 200,000 gallons each, nnd which would make a train more than one-half mile long. la addition, to. tills U n cle S aia has used during the past year more than 28,000 gallons o f LUCAS VA R N ISH E tv-LN A M E LS nnd other products. Uncle Sam’s preference Is not n matter of favor, but o f Q U A LIT Y and RESULTS. In Undo Sam’s service, ns in everybody elsc's, LUCAS PRO­ DUCTS hnve nn unbroken rccoa, for satisfactory results, u»nl Itila »[irny cunlinuotitly ure irre from Ulsht amt lincei». 7We have the largest ami best equipped plant for driving wells in this section of the country and are prepared to (ill ¡t1l orderapromutly. Our _____ u t ________________ ... . 1 . , » machinery is up-to-date and our workmen are skilled in the work Those conteinphUmg putting in wells would serve their best inter­ ests by consulting us and learning prices before making contracts. Asparagus, Lettuce, Onions, Cauliflowers, etc., etc., In Sanford, pays 1 Sell the Land— Your Brains, Money, and Muscles Makes the Crop nnd the Profit F lo rid a P ro d u c ts In N ew Y o rk I N » York Rocker] . New York, Nov; 7.—Florida oro ngea, on thè Street, Imnighl $2.76 tw *3 thls werk; Jne.-fruii «airi u p Ul.53.IU).-.Grepetroli wos smeli as a rule and mode $1.75 to $3.50,with ilice largesizes bringing mare. Fancy Indlan River pinci aold at $5 for 24s, $2.75 to t 30s and $2.50 far 36*7 The Florida amali vegetatile bus now become a factor in Uie market, but as yet, very few shipments have arrived and Ute demand Is good, The Packer would ‘ad-. ,vise Florida .shippers tu send In their ship­ ments o f eggplant, okra and beans by ex­ press for several weeks, not only th jjt they m ay arrive in fresh condition, fait that Utey tuey receive the benefit o f Ute strong prices. . Although Uie market on Florida vege­ tables is about tw o weeks early, the qual­ ity o f .the «look . is a e good if pot better than Yost year. Eggplant Is freely taken at from $3 to $3.80 and okra brings $2 to $3 a carrier. Beatfs are in demand at 75c to $1. but Uie free supply o f Charleston stock keeps the prioes down. Charleston beans bring the tam e money. T he H erald 's 'phono la No. 148. IMPROVED. IRRIGATED FARM 6— U N C tE ARED: LrAND6 Flowing Wells on All Celery Delta nnd other Desirable Trhcts in Blocks to suit Purchaser! . N. W H ITN ER First National Bank Building < �í^jÉpPBSBáíeEñS * K« ; * »J a ^ L - I — f Tile 8ANPOKD hCRÄtO The AN ORDINANCE reached inch number, the stthl City of Sanford have the right to levy a tax of not rxctw, 1Granting to S. O. Chase. A.T. Rosalter. A. P. shall two per cent, -annually on the cross rnrninij Connelly, f. P. Forster and J. N. Wliltiicr, ■aid company, which levy shall be collect«! Their Associates kttd Assigns. Certain other taxes due tlie city, and shall liecomr a lien Mghta and Privileges Pertaining to Street upon the properly of the said company. Honorable Pot rest Late, Mayor of ilia City Railroad In the City of Sanford. Florida Tonlthe Sanford, Florida: A Melar Procès». Fletcher was a plasterer and layen The. chimney projecting the roof of his one story cottage fnxn au I» the hut stages o f dilapida flou «TU | 1j)j n ».^tad l>e tám and re.| on!■■■■to ■" — --- down -------Mr I do hereby csrtlly that the above and foregoing | b< n OipuntD by the City Cotlncil of the City o f |Swi.tord, F lorid «: Ordinance was duly passed at a regular meetli tlie City«n.e Council' of Sanford. Florida, in »cask re....I— srcnoH 1. That S. 0 Chase,' A. T Kcsslter, A <Xlut" 't ,8^ ' Clerk Mass L.City Scon, City Cierk. ' P. C onn ely.F . P. Forsterand J- N - Wluwer thereapproved by me on this the 21st day o f October. a -l(t designated as liM STtu), their associate* and ,,j0 £* • ' i « „. »«» , »<, . / u i . “W ----_____— tU W ssstgns. ate hereby given and granted municipal F o n t » L akc, Mayor. ttanchJaea, rights, privileges and authority to have tud operate «tree» railway», and the right ol way tnercior, upon, along, through, over and acroes the i i m t a and avrooes ol tlie City of Sanford, asfol- |N o tice o l A pplication For Tax Deed | Sanford Pressing C LE A N S AND PRESSES^ Ladies’ Skirts and Gentlemen’s Clothing Our Monthly R ite for Club Only -Under S e U luil M 6 f Chapter 48B8, L a w s o f Florida »i ll city limits tu 1 ni l 11 re e l: uml from Sanford “ J“ —1 times Sim o« n nw nur to Oak avenue un firs t street, accordIfnllt a, hundred orr more ~5Tra. K.Ttaffbrd’s map of the town of Sanlord. Flrlcber bad edited his nttenllon to It |Orange l«c to L.County, Florid.), and such other streets and avenue» as the City Council shall from time to time gadlx«S«I him to mend It. but He was l by resolution or ordinance. Said rights and (jagrg too busy. He would attend to tT.it, privileges ore l.eicby granted to the sukl titan lies lot tlie purpoae* of constructing, maintaining and ft trbrt be "got time.’' rating by electricity, gaaollnn or such other mo­ At last there came a bright, clear L|n tive power, except steam, os may be from time to linn authorized by the City Council, a line ol itj trben he bad absolutely- Drffhffig sircct tre» t railway lor Tor the transpottinr transporting of po»»"ngrrs ■ L‘- wife promptly Biiggcxt•iggage and freUm; together with suck uadcrto Jo, ithl long delayed hiouiul wires, andjuch side trucks,gwlu-ltrs. mm- Notk* la hereby given that T. F. Wilson, purchaser of............ tax certificates ..... ... named below, bat tiled said certificates In my office and mode application lor tax deeds to issue in accordance with law. Sold certificates embrace the following described land, situated in Orange county Florida: No. SH, seit ol nw’.t and iw'.l of seit and neli ! of sw ll atuFaH of twSi.tec. It), tp. 21, » r. 27 e.. assessed In the name ol J. S. Ilailey. No. 92, nwis of swM, sec. d2. in. 24, t. r. 27 e.. | assessml in the name of Frank & Pell. outs and connect rd tUI be h»ke up d w ! as may be approved liy tlie No. UU, ne'.i of neK, tec. US. to. 24, a. r. 27 e City Council'’or its street committee, as may lie r.ttrssed In the nam« of U. II. Guirncy. jot, adJ Onlsh I t necessary to the proper »prraiian of street railways No. UU, wK of swVi of srU. tec. 7. tp. 20. a. r. Krallyv" he "| Just can’t do It today, W e w ill c n ll for n n d in sold streets pnd parts of same, for tlie lull term term 28 e., nisessed In the name of J. W. Slinotilon thirty 0 )0 ) years, from and niter die diate of the heirs wkL “On a day like thla 1 might to of into effect of tills ordinance. d e liv e r y o u r c lo th e s N a US. wH of ncU and e li of nwlf, sec. 10. tp. i, oat bunting work." Anti he tveni g.nug in tile operation of Ihutr motors and cars upon 20, t. r. 28 e., asaess«l In the name of Unknown | «utiod ilanmied the door behind him. sukl street railway, herein- provided, the said Owner. associates and assigns. »1.nil conform tu No. UU. 1 14 of n o li of seit, sec. 10. Ip. 20. a, r. *niT few uilnulea after lie hml guttu Gnu-lees. u.ol to govern«) by such rules nnd regulations us 28 e., assessed In Ute name of Uhknuwu Owner. neighbor called ttud knitc-lmf hove been h efcb * " » and shall Juirufu-r lu-minpt H w Äfcart*r«#»w riw f9r.V TIfT<?!»r^. 18. tp.20, | 0/ ordinance ol sard city. r. 28 assessed In the nams ol 0. A. Irvin. nl -door. A h Mrs. 1**1«giber tdtut-. 2. The lacks shnll be laid with rolls suitNo U8, e li ol nw li. sec 2U, tp 20. s r 28«, assess­ ed In rhe name of A W Lawton. uiou for o|ieratiiig with motive power as herein i,¡milled her a terrific nicket wa« I’lovided. and In such manner as not to Impair the No' 70, nel» of te li, sec 34. tp 20, s r 28 r, as­ board ou the' roof. uselulnest of the street as a thoroughfare lor the sessed In the name of i O Welch 'GoodneM nIIvo! W h a t tlo ea (lin t usage of other vehicles, und so laid a* tovhh-’ No. 122. iwM of nw li, sec 10, tp 22, s r 28 r. as­ |..rni to the established gia.le on which lliriuU- sessed th the numi ot Oat id ilryon . anise mean?" asked th e c a lle r . w a y ls w tnay bn twill, wherever the city has t-sNo. I lU. nw li of nw li. secl2. tp 23,• r 28 e. a s -1 lubltshed or shall establish such grade. Where srssed in the name of C D Lindsey e *| think It meutiH." a a ld M rs . F lp te litlie ureels are not graded, said lirantcct, their as­ No. H i, nw li of k eif, sec 13, tp 23, s r 28 r, as ( ’ if, with a am lie. " t h a t m y h u alm n d him sociates nnd assigns, shall grade the space be­ sessed in the name of Unknown Owner — ~ ~ Pnrlr AynniTryN^gtA No 145. beginning tw cor of n)v of «w K of nel. In Gold’s Bnrber Shop_____ 'Phone fin tween the rails and two feet Imyond the ends of rtingrd Ida tnlml." the tics such. streets or parts ol s tülU. .1 - x-2U ts run-* -10 ctrsr n tic« on such t r e of nw e 14,t sec s 23, .{-¿t the land’s aakcl" exclaimed the Shall n-move and qilliiil Ihetetrarkx ttrmHTorin to J P . a.n J™ a to Lake Lethn. w’iy along said grad« with us luUo Incuiiveniciiceand hinder- I " nf|‘ n -® ,0- * line of ne’. i of nw’ i. s 10.3b angc to the use at such street as possible, nnd in chs. assessed in the name of Mrs C S Woodson He Hint when he changes his mind?" No. I4U. nell of swM, sec 27, tp 19, s r 29 e, as­ no event shall theepy be liable to said Grantees, I their associates and ossigns. for any damage on sessed in the name of A. P. Muore account of said change. When the said Grantees, No, 147. nell of seli and e li ol sw!i of se'.i, settheir associates or usslgns, shall lay or rrpair 28. tp 19. s r 29 e. assessed in the name of Un- [ Barfly lajurad. •A woman catuc Into my ofllro ont» Ineir tracks on said streets or portions of streets knuwn’owney No. IÔO, beginning 20.21 chi n ami 7 ir id i» v. at the time paved, they shall at their own expense irtfronoa and aald aha wontPd to ace reluy tlie paving taken up so as to conform to the of secur of lot 2. sec UU. tp 19. s r 29 e. run s 4.8b chs, w 10.30 dis. n 4.89 chs, e 10.30 chs. assessed estobllshed-grade, making the noedrd repairs with i liwjrer on a rather Important urntin toe haine of S A I’ tleBer _ like material used in such paving Irr," laid a lawyer. "She wan very No. 131. wH of se‘,4. sec 3. tp 20, a r 29. Whenever or wherever the city or owners of the srssed in the name of I H Brown . abutting property on any street shall have pavtd prim god »e lf.poasttwed. No. 230, to-ginning 9 d is e nnd 3.45 chs s of or shall pave, or cause to be paved, any street or .• ’What can I do for yotiT* 1 nuked. |part ot street on w|ifch said Graule^s. u*«i# «»»»*- ire towt |.n n Um Of ■— H i «■ M - « I MWIliB If dis. e 11)4 IIÎ4 chs. eli», n |a.Tf‘ 13.91 chs, w'iy 11.53 cits. ssld lir an ejag. tone., rlalvs nr nsltfnirnow have or will have their said 13.1)5 chs. _____ tracks or any Port thereof, tlie said Grantees, their assessed in lh e name of Wm McLeod hi irs Iny buitiand was hurt In tbu wreck assoctfilei'anu nsslcns. shall ril ilu: lam a time, m No 31W, !"»■ »« 8» . Her—'■ r ill 1U WgnlrfTif~ assessed in the name of J W Wolfe l io.U«> in writing, given tiy ilic said city, ami «y / -.: ■■ No. 325, neVi of se!t. sec 7, tp 20, s r 30 e' as uoJor its supvrvrskm amt tlirrvtion. pnvp the space *1 noticed she was dressed In mourn­ between Its rails and tracks, und at least twu fret srssed In the name of Unknown Ownrr No. 328, lot I (less 2.47 n In se cor, 7.07 chs n T w en ty Y e a rs o f E xperience w ith F lorid a C rops Mas D em on stra ted ing but from her Indifferent tone I beyond the ends of the ties, in the same manner with the same material as is used in paving and » by 3H chs e and w), »A-12, tp 20, ■ r 30. as­ ptbered that It had no connection ami the remainder of tlie street; and shall maintain sessed In the name of UnknawriOwuer th e W o r th o r Our F e r t lllie r s No. 358, lot 148, blk U, Mitchell's survey levy lite same in good order and condition. trltb her husband’« accident. A t ail crossings on unpuvnl il/cets. the salii grunt, assessed In thevtame of ilnknown Owner. "Was your husband badly Injur- Grantees, their associates and usslgns. shall, un­ No. 3U0, seVi of n it of lot 2 and niv of n!i of lot der the supervision and direction uf said city,cover 2. tec 8, tp 21, a r.30 e, assessed in j I ul nnrneuf fdr I asked. ■— ipacu balwaan their tracks and bctwaen-lbe Unknown OwuBI— “ 'Via,' the answered In the mama rhe No. 400. w)y of swW, sre 5, tp 20, s r 31 e. as­ A SPECIAL BRANO EOR EVERV CROP rails of (heir tracks, and even therewith lor at pitot rolce. ’Flp got his head cut off.* " least two feet wide,-and tho approaches thereto sessed in the name of Unknown Owner. No. 417, w 2 a of nV4 of ■V4 uf neli of swii, sec on each side, with rock or »Iteli, or with such other -Kanits City IndepcndenL muterial ns mny lie -permitted by said city, und 15. tp 21. • r 31, assessed in the name of Unknown Owner shall maintain the same In good repilr,nnd con­ No. 435, 30 a bi se cor of swli of sw)4, sec 8, dition. Lsvir and th * A rc h b is h o p . o .ju 3. Tlie laying of sold tracks, crossings and tp 22, s r 33 e. assessed in the name of Mrs C II Lindsley. Charles Lever, I lie novel Int, wnn onro approaches at crossings, nnd Die locations of wlrt-t All said certificates being dated June 4th. A. U within the said city limits, nnd maintaining the S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A !(>« guest of Or. H’ lintely, tbs nrcb- tame, shall be under tbe supervision of the proper 1900. Unless said certificates shall la- redeemed ac­ blibop of Dublin, nt his country went. authorities ol said city, nnd shall be done In ac­ cording tolnw, lax deeds will Issue thereon on the cordance with their instructions Among Hie other gncHtR wore Home btc. 4, The fate chatged by said Grantees, their 25th day ol Nuvrmlier. A.ibAOOiL.----.— J---------Witnesnny signaTuro and utlicial seal this the SlsUcianos antl Astiglis. from any point on ihclr knt d *rj«r,—wbo-pniditnl or bruiH-hi-s, nttuinnble by one continuous 22nd day.ol October, A. U. 1908. I B^lrp court to Ilielr bo«L While- the line | s£al | ' U M. Roiuhsoh. passage within the city limits along suid lines and crk C u cilil GombUrangetar-. F I«— [ ' srthliiiliop-und big gut-xla were walk- branches, shall not t-xcecdjiyc (57 cents, ü u lam T in r x T b^..U > w « s p . ii c io-4 for'CliUdrrn under five yeors-of iag thrmigh tbs glliilUlt' UI6 |)bp^to snnlthe-rtnirttd age-when accompanied by a person paying fare Flocked from a bunt) a leuf which, bo See. 5. The said City u( Sanford shall in no case tern upur undermine said tracks of said Grantees, dsclaiM, bad a moat nuuscous Itnror. SunTord City Bonds For Sale their associates and assigns, to lay down new “Taste It," said he, boutllng the leaf- pil>es or ducts or srwers, or for any |iurix>se, with­ We. tlie undersigned, bond trustees, oiler for sale re-laying said tracks. to on« of the clergy. The luttor Htnll- outSeth U. Said Grantees. Ihi-ir associates and as­ fifteen (15) bonds of tbr City uf Sanford. Florida, ol one thousund dollars (S I,000) each, la-aring six togl; ohejred and. then, with n wry signs. ami their ottlcer» nt«I agenls. shnll la- sub­ per cent Interest, puynlile srini-nnnually. ciHitains tin, lubacrlbcd to the botnnlca) ortho- ject to all onlinanaes ami resolutions which thr attuebed, and payiibb. at the Naliunul Park'bank City Council may. from time to time, enact. of New York Oily, on January 1st and July l i t of | toil of the archbishop. See. 7. Tlie cars of said Grantees, their associ­ each year. Tute It, you, I^ver," said the grot- ates and assigns, shall have the right of way on Tliese fifteen bonds sre the remaining unsold und over their railway tracks, turnouts and switch­ bonds of a bond issue of $45.000 of January, 1894. Usd prelate, handing the leuf to the es, to the exclusion o! all teams and vehicles (ex- nt which time $30.000 of the bondi were, sold ami t»-pl lire lite appura tui _lit .unse of fire), and any expended In Improving the streets, erecting the % “Keg thank you," sold L o fe r , laugh- person who shall obstruct such tracks or parts High School building, and' farthe other purppw-s: therujf, ur otherwise retard the progress of sold lor which the Imnds were voted. tog “My brother Is not In you r grace's curs, after do* notice is given hv th« « • » •—“ ~ fiudiiiMiis uTinti immis are now offered Whistle, or "oilier proper signal, shall lie puuishnl for sule for the purimse of street paving. They will l-'Bwws.*— " ~ by ii fine ol not exceeding five dollars, or imprison- mature In January. 1914. mi nl not exceeding five days. Provided, however, There is no oilier Imiuli-d indi-btedneks than tinthis section shnll not operate us a release from thirty tliousand dollar bunds heretofore sold, the As Unrtstonablt W if«. Ic wlul damages for accidents’. interest on which bus been promptly paid down to J,oho Vigors complitlncd. one night Ilcfore this ordinane» shall become operative, the 1st day of July. I90H. The validity of tliese imnds hat never been ques­ it supper that the ten was weak, tho the said Grantees, limit associates and assigns, ilolniled informniion, rates. shall enler imo a written coiitruct. to lie filed witii tioned, Judge John F billon, of New York, pussed torsi tough, the potatoes Boggy, etc tilt- City Clerk ol the City, agreeing to he Iwund by U|Ninuml declared the Imnds irgnily issued. Ticket Ayjdit, wrile to or call on ail tbe tcrro»t stipulations, nnd conditions ol this bids for said tiands. or any |«irtion thereof, will Uls wife at last bunt Into teura. trdutunec. Such contract to be executed within la- received at any lime on or before January 1st. "Jali« Vigors,", she cried.' * T have i.i.t, days after notification by tlie Mayor it) 1909. Knell bid should Ik- scaled and endorsed "Hid (or rooked faithfully for you fo r arvon- writing, of tlie passage and approval of tills ordin­ arne. Failure ou the part ot the said Grantees, Sanford bonds." enclosed in a , second envelop ton Tears. My one thought bus. boon their associates und assigns, to carry out und i*-r addressed to the undertlgnisl bond trustees The lorui all or auy ol the conditions or undertakings bidi wiilj» e opened ht J 2 ULCltick, Dixin. jammxy Is (iletss you. Thero Is not a mun ^ DivialuiTFuitscn^er Adent t-s pressed in this franchi»*, shall s r n r f«' Torfell lire lisfTIDDii: TTn> rTgfit is rrservcxl to reject any and TruvellitiR I’ aBsoofier Agent wt-baa-better coOKed Tood Ilian or all rights un tho streets uf the City of Sanfordr all bids. - ■ Interest coupons will tie delncbed from tlie Imnds lh e granting of thè rights und privileges, herein fM. sod this Is all tbe thunks I g e t— », i forth in this ordinance, is upon the rspri-ss down to and including Joiiuury 1st. 1909, and In­ PwUngs and coinpluluta, g r o w lin g « condition that the said Grantees, their associate» terest coupons front January 1st, 1909. to remain A M. TMxashui. nd wtnplslnts day ufter day. W h y ur.d assigns, obligate Ihciiisclvcs to build, cuu- uttuched. • Ga>. II FrexAUi, Skrcct. «p ili» and operate their said railway on j-esu’i you praise me once In itw h lle?" . S. O. CHAxr, Santoni avenue Irutn tbygouth city limits to First "JOB'S« the most unreasounblo w o­ street, and on First strfetVfrom Sanford avenue to bund Trustees. Oct, 30 avenue, us herein set fotth, within eighteen ws I erer saw," he said coldly. Uak months Irutn the patstge and sppmval of lids or­ *Mspy sod many a time t ’ ve sat dow n dinance. And shall begin to construct and proseI ____ » 1 T M Illy I» I .o n g & iU tfe M * ■■■ A ll W ork G uaranteed G EO . W. A D A M S , Manager The Florida Fertilizer- Co. Best Brand of Fertilizers for Florida^-growers---- The Florida Fertilizer Co. J. A. fA K A C H Coast Line R. R. GOES EVERYW HERE North, East,"West and South Consult the Purple Folder A. W. FRITOT, FRANK C. BOYI.STON, Atlantic Const Line, Jacksonville, Fla. FRANK rb in e ti gnj never snbl a w ord nbout # from start to flnlrh. W asn’ t Utnt -•»«ogh of a compliment fo r you T Hoot you know t>crfectly w ell that If r.tteetud been the least tlttlo bit o f o 1 Alnj (o flod /BU|t „ .(t j, |,a v 8 f ou n (t la Knowledge. ^ • Aad ao, j say H most conCdebtly, tbe Intellectual task o f our! nge la •Wty Uj order uml make sertlcen ble tiJ!*** Tc4,0> pf Prtute*l tnsterUl _“ rofourctmturle* bare swept across Jslli To organize our knowledge, ' •JiteniatUo our rcudlng. to sure out t'lratlcM catnrnct „of- iuk tbu til thoughts or tbe greDteat, this uuleog tbo productive Inntau JS t0 lead u . at last to l ( f f t * » r»JsM and pathless chaos. J tot ln,rl^ 0* thst tu rak'ap IS In m o their said line of railway, as herein ¡ a failure to thus construct within the reasonable perlai sja-cifird,strali work a forfeiture of this fran­ chise oiid all rights and privileges herein granted. Said laid Grantees, their associates and assigns, assigns, tl shall. within thirty dgys after being :ing the M < ur ing notified by tips May Lin writing of the approvalI o off this ordinance, notify the City Council in writing of their acceptance uf the provisions and conditions of ¡Ids ordinance. and the failure on the part of said Graulers, their associates nnd assigns, to notify life City Council within slsty days alter the receipt of notice of Dir approval uf this ordinance at herein prescribed, of their acceptance thereof, shall operate as a for­ feiture of all rights and privilege* granted and comprised in this ordinance. Sir. 8. The City ul Sanford gives ami grants thr franchises and rights herein set forth, reserving the right and rexjuiiihg the said Grantees, their associate* and assigns, as a condition precedent to the taking effect uf the grant, to givr^and grant t o tho City of Sanford, the rights, at and alter the expiration ol the term uf thirty (3 0 ) years hereinM p fe nicalkined. tu yurthnxr the street railroad and other property used under or in connection tW uh the ftnr franchise, end rights hereby granted, ur « « * port of such property as the City of Sanford |S E S S T - Ito purchase at a valuation of the prop erty, real and personal, desired, which valuation shall be fixed by arbitration as provided by law, in e rtm tu f-th e pro* visions ol the laws of UieSuteof Florid^ln ouch nothing in l ° 0' ' “ u,lD*provided t.o. .tk TLii?°rtt Uwk W 0coaie BcroM thU franchise shall he aconstrued so a*Jo deprive . "baerneas o f books Is to learu »ny .butting Tu ‘ uru o ver the p a g e , o f htdartr ii ^ * rlc UgfTlsoa. PrtttC* V iS ? ib . It U further provided that U the crinthat Is g o o d .- leel their associates and assigns, shalj *^*" don said raUrosd. or shall fall to operate lUCars foe public use for a term of sixty dsys et onoUme bUl d0W* ,0V* U 1110 52, owners along said railway Iron) re­ covering any damages that indy be lawfully claimed from said Grantees, their axsocistes and VraU«. V i thin 'i’h eT b yjellh '*’*'’ uttV‘7 •very Otenr time tlm » U is tries »tffibe mission begranu-d by a resolution ol tbe ao hope boj sud believe. our .CrnmciJ^ ^ ^ fosnus OwAmp. that w do dCH-g oes pot w ait for us to *t>4 tolse to love us, but loves loves to help us In tbe very struggle with slu sud proper officers./ll books of occounU.».ascertain our H ö r »t u B w iitf. Sanford’s " Only Exclusive" Shoe^Store- Sanford Library - AND rrep Reading Kpnninp Room nnnm r Free jL ROOM 20 -Upstairs, Pico Block Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p*m. + ’ ’ KNIT“ Saturdays 4 to 9p. in. S tran gers We i com e L - W OODRUFF *| % j. STRONG LINE OE CHILDREN'S SCHOOL SHOES Liitcst _ V . :\ ' U 7m.rrl �Pa|« 10 THC-W NfOW ttCWLO Q1CC0E THE U hot«om a^^im kflikM v-and-jtTtrriftcm tm i na 1 took upon ilia gaim nra-gr TtVtHg -g fecrr ao admirably- piatted.'-ao cleanly kept: surely it must appeal to every artistic Letters and Communications on Where Devout of the Celery eye and intelligent mind. I f he be a Various Tim ely Topics. City Worship Tomorrow. public benenefactor who causes two b to d ea jeL ln iJ a to. grow In place o f one, what ahaU w e say o f the ones in your community who have through years o ! discouraging experiments Wrought out a system th e re b y the tiller o f the soil in In This Department will be round the the celery delta m ay in a few years be­ Of Interekt to Those Religiously In­ clined-Subjects of Discourses Views, Opinions and Comment come a clipper o f coupons; for the former for the Sabbath. . ^ __ of Practical Writers. Florida desert has been made to " blossom RESUME OF ALL CHURCH EVENTS COLUMN DEVOTED JO P E O P lf T)t* fauarl »1 ih* C W cKm ta ths'Ciiy *H'EaraM>r R«qtmi«i to or I» m I l U f Annwfocomonti md AIMf Chufth Now« to tkla office not !*l*f (Kin T a s rw if November 14, iqm d ir n d l h re g rpvriTtg- l w - I n t e r t a t - w t T l r t y r WSOU)l|l)NSOfR[sp[f, to be present next Wednesday night. Catholic Rav. M Fot. rector; aervtws «very second and with SunJay; Mriy m ai». 7 * . m.: m an snd l«r lon. 10 a m ; Sunday school, » a. W.i vespara. 3 Kosary. instniction 7:30 p. m, and benediction. ico, IJ; evert In ( f u r i l i » , 7:00; Sabbath adiad. 7:30 ■». »H o . F.-WkUtwví lW t >rar»r ■»—OMi PdO Wlrêieas, Puirullhan 'VV.'T; a member o f the police force of u Services Sabbath morning and evening o f Tam pa for eleven years. |ms as usimi. , most unfortunate and tragic dcaili; fore bo It * p. ID. I know o f no. place In all the world ifttfftM B . where can be found the combination of rirmt Methodist 'e will not be responsible climate, soil, Irrigation and drninago that Roy. D. D. Sweat, pastor; church, corner Park Ini mi . - t contributor«. A ll comavenue and Fifth street; parunmute, comer MjS* prevails at the Celery City. --------------------------- for current Issun mult be la "Resolved. Thot wo tender to the he. ol In avenue and Seventh street; phone 854. S band not later than Tuesday p. ra.l—Eo. unday morning service at II; evening service. H ave a Jollification— a great time o f re­ 7:00;. reeved fam ily our sincere sympathy and Sumlsy school, 0:45 a. m.; Jno. K. MetSuggestions To r Our Tete Day I Inter, Supt Epworth League. 4:00 Sunday even­ The M a jestic M usical Com edy Com pany heartfelt condolence in this hour of »m,,. joicing and thanksgiving. ing. A t Opera House N ext W edn esday tlon. A b o , be it — H enry H. Deane. To tbe Editor of The Herald: Last Sunday, .being missionary day In A s a former resident o f your city, the By far tlte Itcst mmflcnl comedy compn"Resolved. That we commend the tuAM Accidental Death of C. S. Connell. the Sunday school* the largest offering of •• Queen o f the St. Johns." I wish to add CL S. Connell, one a f the most promi­ any day in the year was brought in. The pany which lx n o w touring w ill be seen at traits o f character which werc-cxEibitaj n word o f approval to .the suggestion nent citizens o f the Apopka section was amount was nearly $22. Over $80 have the opera house Wednesday evening, by our brother officer, his efficiency at a made in your last week's issue ns to n member o f the force, and his faithful«* killed last Monday morning by the occi­ been raised b y this school for missions Nov. 18. •» carnival, or festal occasslon— a short sea­ to duty ns a .servant o f the city, and Am ong the supporting company m ay be dental discharge o f his shot gun. It seems this year. The, fifth Sunday w ill be ob­ son o f Joyous celebration and b ea k y that Mr. Connell had started for the field served ns Children's Day. The school found such well-known comedinns ns Lee furthermore, that n copy of these retolu’ thanksgiving. I f ever n people in all the Barth, a German character delineator, a lions be sent the fam ily of the decesied and In coming through the fence caught meets nt 0.4 ii a. m. wide world had cause for such a celebroand copies furnished the pret the hammers o f his gun, the contents There w ill be the usual services next yodler such as Emmett Olcott nnd Scanlon tlon, surely It is the people o f the Celery o f Tam pa a s'w ell. were in their prime. Lou Powers who striking him near the heart and death re­ Sunday. Preaching both morning and •'H a r r y A . P eopi sulting immediately. His absence from evening (11.00 a. in. and 7.00 p. m ) by plays the part o f Izxy Cohen is conceded S t Patrick's day Is an appropriate time; ' _ _____T. W ooiiw aki to be one of the funkiest low comedians on home occasioned alarm and a search be­ the pastor, Rev. D. Ii. Sweat. A cordial let the carn ival color be .green, and let " F rank B ell. ing litadfe Tor him the body was discoved welcome to all. W e extend a-special in­ the American stage today, and his songs every m anly breast and queenly bosom “ W L F ly n t. with the gun lying near-by, The coron- vitation to strangers and to those who and'parodies are a scream. Miss Edith be adorned with a sprig or bouquet o f Powers, who plays the daughter. Minerva, ’EllWIN L amar intrr, era* Jury returned a verdict o f death by. qrc w.llhAu l.p a iiQra.flt thlsxima to worship dainty dippings from the choicest o f gar­ ls,-to quote from nn Atlanta paper,-""The ‘G tò ruiTB la itbont , accidental shooting. T he .funeral wut with-us,— ----------------- — den -foliage— llu v e the different-kinds o f sweetest bunch o f young girlhood seen • _______ — Tampa Tribune. held at the residence near Oakland on Epworth League meeting 3.00 p. m. sports, tests o f strength, boat races, e ta Thursday morning, the services being de­ Mr. L. K. Phllipa is the lender for tlte day. here ih a long time, and is the 'tassetsor Card o f Thanks. In lien o f ih e usual flower parade, have a o f n sweetly cultivated voice. Others in layed in order that his daughter who is Let all the young people come. In our late bereavement in die by* uf * vegetable parade, with money prizes for the company are Miss Marie McCollum, attending college at Lexington, Ky., could a dear brother. W. E. Williams, our the best decorated vehicles, using for dec­ who plays Mrs. Hargraves. Miss Lottie arrive in time. • Presbyterian tboughta turn to those who expressed orations celery, lettuce, cauliflower, etc. Rev. J. F. McKInnkm. [tailor; mortili West, an eccentric conuncdienne. Sidney Mr. Connell was a man who enjoyed the It; evenlni their aonow-and sympathy in the dudu-ai ‘ ig service, 7:00; Sabtialh act« H ave a large float, with the “ Celery Williams, James R. Mitchell, Jack Asher, respect and esteem o f a large circle o f m.; Henry McLaulin.-SupL; prayer m o hour ond by deeds and words of consola­ , Q ueen" riding J n state, surrounded by n nttdsy, l i:30 p. m. Bessie Overton, DaisySunion, Paul Arthur. friends and acquaintances Being o f un­ tion sought to assuage our grief. To them The pastor has been nwny nil week a t­ And the orchestra is composed o f Frank dozen other fa ir maidens, all dressed In ilagging zeal and devotion to business w e wish to express our hcnrfelt thunlt tending the annual session o f tlte Presby­ flimsy robes o f w hite nnd green, each G. Woodruff, n violinist o f repute, and Prof, interests he had built up large properly It W- Williams. terian Synod o f Florida at Jacksonville. Clarence J. Grogan, a bit mlpianist.---This bearing n bouquet o f strawberry foliage, holdings nenr Oakland and owned one o f I. B. W il l ia m s , -The Synod is composed *i>r the three blossoms and fruit, and surround the-floot gentleman is tho.marvci o f the age. playtHeTFnesi tracts o f vegetable land In that J. B. W il l ia m s , with stately stalks o f early com. Presbyteries, the Florida. Suwannee nnd iqg four different tunes nt the same time. thriving section. He leaves a w ife rind S l Johns. Dr. McKinnon returned last 1 w ill not take tim e and space to enu­ S o c ia lis ts M ake Big Goins. He is absolutely sightless, and has never night nnd will occupy his pulpit Sunday merate the m anyother attractive features Tlte Socialists in Orange county are known what a piano looks like. . In morning and evening. that crowd the mind. Sudi a parade and the people of Sanford are assured o f a/are Jubilant over the good showing made in celebration w ill be unique, attractive, ap­ musical treat in ‘T h e Flower o f the South." the late election over tiuil of JiMM. Lack propriate and, as an advertising feature, There are nearly twenty « m g M ti. Among o f space forbids the publication ofoBcUl R*v. R. R. Kami all. il«r: - Sunday morning its good effects w ill be far-reaching. service. II; evening ser . 7 :30 ; prayer meeting some of the must prominent are; “ When returns, but figures.indJcalp that the So­ Wednesday. 7j00 n. m ibbatli school, 10 The Clyde L ipe and railroad systems J. C. Enstnlnger. ismlnger. Su| Superintendent the Circus Comes to Town,,’ “ Wont You be cialist party,!« growing stronger in every will, with their usual liberality, give spe­ yourself o f them: Enamel ware, rinsing my Honey.” ■•Sleep, Baby, Sleep." “ When election nnd in 19HJ- will be a potent fueux cial rates. Make It a great "hom e-com ­ pans, sauce pans, dippers, 15, 25, and 35 rtrst Baptist Eyes Like Yours Look into Eyes Like Mine,” in politics. .. , JUMrtr: Sunday morning serv­ in g " for every Sanfordlttl, for nnd n e a r - cents. Two-lb red kidney beans, 10c; 2 >- , "Mariulchn." “ Poor Old Girl," "Bohemia,” ice. ib ev en ln g servier, 7 :30 ; Sohlmth school. 0:43 w in n e r W ashin g Machines in Jacksonville alone there are two hun­ lb Elberta peaches, 15c, Worcester sauce, ». m.; K. K Murrell, Supt.; prayer meeting every "Back to Am erica," "The Flower o f the A few more o f these still left, sold strictly Wednesday, 7 : 00 V m.; V. W, A. Aral Friday, 3 p. dred or more. * 15c. Only one beautiful set o f China ware South," "The Mountains and Valleys I on guuutee. If they do nut tlo whu! we Words fail me to express the feelings price $ 20, next week for $17, claim, money la refunded., Harry JTWiltoa Brevity will ln*ure contrary to the v tr llshtd, but ntniilvr lion* will be rejected. THE ELOWER O f THE SOUTH L,aim.is tne Dasis or all wealth Land hunger has caused bloody wars million immigrants annually to i ight heie in over crowded -Europe the Sanford District—sub-irrigate( watered by everlasting artesian wells •* <*-.'* * ~~ i- low, before the mighty host, of land-hungry peopi e arrive ind—town lots, suburban lots and farm lots on Lots of Easy Payments -We’ll tell-you all about it SANFO RD, FLORIDA �■Ma 'Ih*/ ■ •- te »*: :> WMUA //VS A N F O R D — Life Tt-l ¡a Worth Living SANTORD. FLORIDA, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 21, 1908 TV rtIM fH M V O R tO -^TgTTittPtR WATtH Items of Interest Gleaned fro m Various Sources . T U C i.ic c i/ HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK Albert G. Holland a member o f the first "company organised In Washington to fight for the Confederacy, died suddenly In Washington on the 15th Inst. Mr. Holland took part In the first battle o f Manassas, wu captured and sent to Camp Chase where he remained until the close o f the war. The Duchess o f Chaulnea, form erly Miss Theodora Shonta, gave birth to. a son In Paris Nov. 18. By this btrth the Duchess retains her title. Her husbnnd died last spring. The Emperor and Empress Dowager o f China both died during the post week. - Prince Chun become R eg en t-o f the Em* pirr and has assembled an arm y at the [wiser, all approaches to which are hcaviI.-as are legation * approaches, J & .M W m l«, fe a m -a o uprising among his people.* The city o f Peking is trans* formed, a brilliant blue taking the place of red which formerly predominated. Bpth the Emperor and Empresa Dowager died unattended, as has been the custom for over three thousand years when a ruler died. They died alone although surrounded [V by circles of abject spectators who re­ mained a rod distant oh account o f the ured persons of their m ajesties they could not be approached. The Park theater, one o f the lnndmarka of Brooklyn. N. Y., waa destroyed by fire J fit week, only fifteen minutes after a large audicWCe had left the building. Had ths Are occurred s ~ ttttle earlier 'llie r e ' Is no doubt that the loss o f life would have been appalling. Aa it waa only one.per* ■ion, a fireman, waa injured. Pro!.Harrington, a noted scientist nnd «»-chief <if the weather bureau, who has b«a missing for some ten years, and was J -supposed tabe-dead, haa been found in lie asylum nt Morris Plains, N. Y .entered u John Die, He waa identified by his vile, but did not recognize her. He does not know who be is or where he came bom. E-l Hess?. pr^.T.!u«iu iu u»e prosecu­ tion of the boodlers in San Francisco, was *U* and seriously wounded while It»- at­ tendance ot court in that c ity last Friday. His assailant, Morris Haas, gave as ’ his « • » n for the act the statement that Hea*y had ruined him in business and dlsIrteed his family by bringing to light the f*d that be was an ex-convict. In the Cuban national election held Nov. . U h e Uberals wcro successful General *** Niguel Gomez was elected president “ d AHrcda Zayaa vice president Sw tU ryof Navy Metcalf has resigned * tue effect Dec I. Ill health is the reo* * given. flH«ged peonage cases have “ isralssed by the court before whom r T* * « tried. The Judge held Ihe government had not proved its t*|Miioa, _ — ----_ u ^ F; r r,’ Unbn at their ¿ r “ P,ku11* appealed to growers to their cotton for better prioea. “ ^ ion of firedamp in the Rad; J S 00? mine ,n Westphalia, Germany, miners were entombed, moat o f whom Allied, F -telBe<Unaof lbe A tlantic Deeper W a* n Association lias been In tension **«k in Baltimore. Over 300 dele; £.__ WCTt ln attendance. A plan was , aninlao<l w aterw ay between It tMi Key W e s t.“ *1 Oongreaa will ; to carry the project to comH W fa b a biu n u of S t Pierre, a French Harney Is becoming an item and two steamboat lines recently inaugurated are Liberal Appropriation! Made— $647.required to properly handle this trade. The orange and vegetable district adja­ 000 For S t.Jo lm s From Frank Clark cent to Lake Harney can thus transport Washington, Nov. 18.—Gen. W. L Mar. Telegram Extensive Improvements To Be slinll, ch ief o f en gin eer! o f »he United their products by fast boats to Sahford Assures Project Made In Property and make connection with the Atlantic S ta te! arm y, today furnished his estiCoast Line for northern points.~mn,e* {or Ihe work necessary on riv en . Thc many advantages offered by this and harbors In the Southern States. The "deep water project can scarcely be enu­ following covers recommendations for merated at the present time nnd Sanford, Florida: Biscayne bay, 7,000; Withlacoochee Announcement Means That Sanford with nil the prospects in view , w ill enter Present Facilities Entirely Inadequate Will Again Become Queen of upon the year 1909 with a clear field and river. $50.000; lachicola bay, $80,to Handle Rapidly Increasing the St. John» River leading alt competition for the most 000; Carra belle $75.000; HillsborTrade of Sanford ough bay, $I0J SorVord people ore jubiloat 'over the bustling nnd fastest growing city in the y W e s t $50.000; The Herald has upon numf i t occa-> Tampa bay, $2 Pensacola. $150,- announcement that deep water is assured entire South; a city that offers more in sions In the past fewnxJnthTi led ottenevery w ay to the prospector,investor, 000; Sarasota the city. This came Saturday in the form $20.000; Apalachition to the rcmnrkablt growth) Sanford. cola river, inch ing lower Chipola river. nf a telegram to Hon. J. N. Whltner.from fanner and to the poor man than any along every line and iin ln ti out many $20,000; Blackevate river. $25,000; Congressman Frank Clark, and was as other city In the world. features which tended Lopriive the truth i------Crystal,' Manotu. Aclotc, Suwannee and follows: o f these assertions. One o f the best In- — Our Ja ck so n ville O ffic e Withlacoochee river. $24,500; Indian «* t W r t H W kW S H H W H H W V . dications Is the visit this week o f several Sanford's puhlicsplrited citizens, recog­ river, $9,000; Kissimmee, $5,000; Ockla•* Washington. D. C.,Nov. 14.’B8. : Clyde Line otfidala,-who came wltht t w ----nizing the fact that Jacksonville offers a wnha. S 6.QQQ: Orange. 55,000: S t Johns “ T o J . N. W hltm r, Sanfordl avowed purpose o f enlarging and greatly valuable location for an information bureau river, $847,000; Volusia bar, $5,000; "T h e Board o f Engineers and Improving their dockage and warehouses regarding the advantages o f the Celery Choctawbatchee, $10,000; Escambia and Chief o f Engineers approve a chan­ In order to facilitate the handling o f the City, have been casting about for suitable Conecuh, $10,000 nel one hundred feet wide and immense freight business that ia now be­ quarters. Thursday, W. D. Holden, who For the fiscal year ending June 30,1910: eight feet deep. Palatku to Sanford, ing transacted at this p oin t has been very active in this matter, re­ Under the continuing contract, Jackson­ and one hundred feet wide and five W. M. Tupper. general ngent; B. J.Ford. __ c e iv e ! u letter from F. M. Ironmonger. ville is given $215,000 and Pensacola feet deep Sanford to Lake H a rw y traveling a g e n t and Contractor Brown I ■ Florida passenger ngent o f thcClyde Line, $150,000.^ Savannah is given $400,000; mean low water. This action guar­ spent several days this week In Sanford, stating th u n space for the Sanford office Chattahoochee riyerL $230,000. antees both projects. and after a careful survey and general ~ :: had- bcen^Tescr r a f in tha, oflk a o f th » — — '— '— ""F sanx CLskk.“ : inspection" o f the property, the City En In Saaford— Llfe l* W orth L i v i n g " Clyde Linernhd that thc'oflicinia would do gincerw as instructed to get up a working __ JSouthern Prints*. W»«Mn|ton. D. C.f”~' ‘ all in.their power to advance the interests design of the old building and Contractor W ith this motto at the masthead, the This intelligence seems too good to be o f Sanford. This means that our city will Sanford (F la .) Herald reaches us. it ia true, and many nnd varied inquiries were establish an office in one o f the bcst loca- Brown will at once prepare plans for the ten-page, five column paper, one of made at The Herald office regarding the tions in Jacksonville, and under the direc­ extensive im provem ents.^, * Hearing o f tills movement.which means tlie neatest published, and the composi­ possibilities offered by this great project tion o f Mr. Leffler the Celery City will make so much to Sanford,-The Herald scribe in ­ tion and presawork could not be improved. To those who have been urging this a good display and properly demonstrate terview ed A gen t M. F. Lovell yesterday Mr. R. J. Holly, formerly o f the Orlando, movement this telegram.means that their our advantages to the tourists who throng and elicited the following information: Reporter-Star, Is the managing editor, labors Imve not been in vain, nnd when Jacksonville during the senson looking for The Clyde Line officials are very desir­ and he is assisted by a competent corps, the stately vessels come steaming up the locations. This office w ill be a distributing among whom is Mr. W. S. Osborn, on able river and land their cargoes from many depot for printed matter o f nil kinds and ous o f doing all in their (tower to further the interests o f Sanford nnd recognize the newspaper man and (winter. lands, the Sanford people will begin to vegetables and fruits will be on display fact that in a few years Sanford, as the In connection with the , publishing of renlize thnt the city has at lust renched during the season. head o f navigation, will be one o f tbe The Herald, a general printing business the proportions of a real city and center most Important cities on the St. Johns. will be conducted." . o f trade. The Clyde Line and other lines First Car for New Railway . The dock and warehouses being entirely The complete plant— composing room can then operate larger boats with less The first car for the new Sanford A inadequate to handle the trade, w ill be equipment and pressroom— was Installed difficulty and river transportation will be Everglades Railw ay has been built by the improved b y -te a rin g -d o w n one o f the bySou thern ;Prlnlets Supply Company. one o f the strongest points in this city's Sanford Machine A Foundry* Works. It Is buildings near the present wareKfiuse. Washington. D. C. list pf attractions. * not o f the luxurious PuIImnn type, being The present^ warehouse will be enlarged Aside from the great tourist travel by just a plain hand car painted red and and converted Into a fine w aiting station, What Everybody Is Talking About boat, which will then be increased on ac- lettered in white. It is not much to gaze separate rooms made for white and col­ Ths day ot feai'T'tn tf draweth nlih eount o f the faBt daily schedule, the upon but the significance dawns upon (he . And K u m ut A urkry* toon mud die. ored passengers, and a wide drivew ay freight to Sanford will place this city in beholder thnt this new hand car means a Git one that'* y o l I n f and iwert and fat. will de built to the end o f the pier, upon And dull It t U l l of Itila and that, the list o f wholesale points, as the boats movement on the new railroad and in a which teams can be driven the entire With fcuH and be D t l t i , »s u m make. can come from New York. Baltimore and few weeks the ties will be down and rails And add prrae I \ v t i , plea and cake. length. A t the end o f the^ jpier a large, ---- A ik friends and I/Indred all lateMne, other points directly to Sanford. ■ — .— laid. In order that (ha construction gang warehouse. 40z4 0 feet, will be erected. And apread Than IV atn rin i at your home This city now enjoys a very low rate can operate hand carp and carry supplies Let no| the car U * a of life disirraa TTresagent's office will be placed at that But fill each gu U r d with happlneai. for freights, the difference between San­ to the far end o f the road. poin^ and all the freight business will RcceWe the j o V i of youthful day* ford antLiiiierior (mints tw enty-five miles Thus the little red car while not In the t a l blrtfing utirt p itlw . And fo r be hmullcd from the boat there also. apart (Sung twenty cents per hundred. Pullman class, makes it possible for the TilS pisr isill ba i-U .u t to emriom^ witn The lake trade between Sanford nml-Lalie Pullman to follow. ” A re you a subscriber to T he H ehaldT this new plan and all the buildings will be painted and placed in fine condition. The improvements, when finished, will amount to between $6,000 and $7,000 r and when completed will not only greatly enhance Uie river front, but will give San­ ford the best of facilities for handling freight and passengers. The building on (lie corner o f Palmetto and Commercial streets that has been vacani so long, w ill be repaired and if not used by the company will be rented for a store room. Tbe citizens o f Sanford are grateful to To the People of Sanford: the Clyde Line .officials for their interest . , , f In the city and w ill Join them In the im ­ NTERESTED ns I am in the welfare ami prosperity of U»q City of Sanford and its citizens, provement o f the river front. Thus the most valuable asset o f Sanfbrd, the river and desiring to see our city advance und take its place us the foremost inland city of our transiortation. will forge to the front, and with the assurance of deep water the river Stntq^liich distinction pro|»crly belongs to us, and having no other motive titan the up­ front In T f e w years w ill bustle with facbuilding of Sanford anil its greater pro*f*eritg, 1 have announced my candidacy for the ofllce of tories and wharves and the «rarely «rea m ._ era o f the const traffic w ill tie up B r a n ­ Mnynv nnd trtltw plmgnrr in pnwftntittfHii y“ ii my Ptn*f,tr,H, hi H iH F l imv't* »nd^Hlini die issues ford's wharves. ’___ • * which I believe are foremost in the minds of our citizens and befit adapted to bring about the " I n Sanford— life is worth livin g." CLYDE LINE IMPROVES ¡A GOOD CHANNELTO THIS CITY H«rs the Reader» Will Find a Brief Historical Spring Flowing For Married Readers ISANFORD DEEP WATER LARGED DOCK AND WAREHOUSES Sovcnitnei>L*iid a rel » » « o i m a n h e t U o the Am erican ">d cheered the United S late 1 C I3 0 [M ]Q I1 @ [H ][E ]@ 1 ]@ ® Q H ]1]@[T]1](EZI[H3[H] THE PLATFORM •£'*??* tfy. jv. ' i ‘ OF ’ -4V, ¡14lHT| . . S ': 1 i-'-hti ft. I* U d E tU D D D D C E. E. B R A D Y ", * IE desired result: . I am in favor of reduction of taxcs> , m • . . . . . I am in favor of better fire protection. * ' • I am in favor of paving and keeping in proper condition our streets nnd uvenues. 1 am in favor of city extension, provided the city can guarantee to the inhabitants of the contiguous territory all Uie benefits to which they would be entitled as tax-paying citizens; but I vigorously oppose the plan of extension as presented by the present administration, which I bellfcve to be unfair and unjust- - _ . I am-in favor-ef municipal ownership of a Lighting Plant and Water Works aaa means— whereby to obtain revenue with which to meet the necessary expenses of City GovemmenL # , i if plprtnl t will enforce strictly and impartially all the Ordinances of our city. tfaHTi5* w n rarsar j, - Very respectfully, E. E. B rady Candidate for Magot1 . Sanford, Florida, Nooamber 21ft. r T in r T T r T v if m i i ] ^ ; 1 ‘ w T f-l Business Better This Week !i *fi«lrs that do not conof d * empire, and will lhe constitutional methods. Lookout 4m, on Lookout Mounbjr «w Nov. 17. The with anlnsurauce It will bo rebuilt on a larger sat plan. Ü d iU Candidate for Mayor of City of Sanford- * ®f Germany has notified 1 Ü ^ 7 ° ° ' ttre disgusted a t their treat ■ --------- ’ ;iïj < There was a noticeable improvement in business all over the city this week, and our merchants are looking happy. It is evident that s new era In business is taking place in the Celery City and the movement In lettuce and good returns Is giving an" in$fttus to trade along every line. Tills week's trade is only a fore­ runner o f what is to come. The entire force o f clerks at all the stores has been busy, and the many inducements offered by our merchants this week Is bringing tbe trade. Purchasers find that they dan buy goods as cheap In Sanford as they can from rite mail order houses, and after looking up the advertisements in The Herald they proceed t o jlo all their buy Eng _ from lbe-.. Stafford merchants. S ellin g' C rierv Land The Howard-Packard Land Co. Is plac­ ing fam ilies every week upon their prop- ' erty In the Celery Delta, Th is week a fine ten-acre tract was purchased b y J .G . Ellsworth, o f Wichita. Kansas, who w ill come down later and bring several fam i­ lies with him. I; hi 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1908 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 14, 1908 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 14, 1908. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 14, 1908;<a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank"> Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/87e3c7fa2a319836db8de317b3f06ce3.pdf 3974c9111d8833eedbd0d52481f15942 PDF Text Text THE SANFORD liERALD Items of Interest Concerning . - •* .. ' Society People. POINTS PURELY PERSONAL llow Celery City Vanity "Fa ir While Away the Golden Hours— Social Gossip. Woman's Shortcomings number were present. It was decider! to teasfrorw o f-tfie b tjm r eotlhilcrbn'Pnrir «venue-os « -pennijneTir homo t o n i i r dub, and on next Tuesday niftht the members will keep open house for their friends, which incaqs that the men will be Inviti This new home of the dub Is situated on Park avenue, Just Boulfi of the first park, and when fitted up by the dub wll prove a most attractive place for the la­ dles to m eet and also to entertain. The Woman's Club promises to do much toward bring inti together the ladies of Sanford Ih social sessions and prove quite a boon to visitors In Sanford. Tlfa first reception next Tuesday prom­ ises to be a great success and will only be one of the many of these delightful affairs that will take place In Sanford during the coming social season. October 3| branche*, »hall not rtrrw l five ( 5 ) shaikh* chart«» fer-eh tM rm -w Jf AN ORDINANCE ,<•'» i w s e csnwTtV, r . p. r w ff f f i M j . w.wmtniier> l r *r un or undenalM Mid track* of aildG rai ale* . . * _J _ .a * dna fr t U p d o w n mww&c- ,eS' ^ dng the See. It. The Grantees, their associate* and nai proper signs, shall at no time npereto freight car». 1 xerpt s In aj- one tiuli. r, wutim tue city, without »pecird vse*mission he grunted try a resolution of the City •». their Council. , . n their Sic. 12. Ui: ir Ktriuu OtuXigtn. that whenever tuuious »the skull have within »Its ¡ „ I City , ' of Sunlord r , — ...........................» » seorporute u iiru iu ir limits a p<,|nilattuii of ten ( 1U.0 0 U) thmisnud. ihc The Woman's Club, recently organized, held their first regular meeting at the Sanford House last Monday and a goodly events of the week end, ‘ tabling surh amount. 1 reached auch number have the right to h two per cent, annually ■aid company, which y Said grant re», their assrtCTal*» and as.ten, and Qieii officer 1 and_agents.xhalL be sublo t t o all «irdln*n**sTfnd rr»olutioni which the City Council may. from lime to time, enact. Sir 7. The cars of »aid Grantee«, their a»mdateaaod nnlgns. »hall have the right of w ar on Id o hetxby certify ihm .k , .1 and over thrl/ railway trftoka. turnout* and «wllch- Ordinance wiu duly pasaed P, to the exclusion of ah team» andI vehicles (ex­ lha City Councilor Saiifuril • cept 1ha fire apparatus In-case of Ore), ami any October 18th. 1808. . 1u,k •. I> person who »hall olutnict such tracks « / p a rts thereof, or otherwise retard the progress i f sakl car*, after due notice Is given b y l i e c n r l * l l or whistle, or other proper signal, shall be punished by a line of not exceeding Bve dollars, or Imprison­ ment not exceeding live days Provided. however, this scellon »hall not operate os a release from lawful damages foe accidents. __ Defore this urillnnnee shall hecoroo operative,, ect by resolution of ordinance. Said right* and vilrgra are hereby granted to the laid Grantee* ilia said Grantee*, tbrlr ossoclnte* and assigns, the purpoaes of constructing, maintaining anti shah enter Into a written ountract. to be Wed with the City Clerk of the City, lgreeln*to be hound by all the term», stipulation», and condition» of this ordinance. Such contrnrt to lie executed within sixty days after notification by. the Mayor In writing, of the passage and npprovfi of this ordinTo the Voter» of Sanfunf; I hereby announce myself election to the oflkv ot Mayor ford, subject to the will of the The trouble with many women Is that . they arc always trying to do something they can’t d a They want to be literary, when they have no eort of notion what .literary means. They want to be social leaders when •they hnve no more Idea of diplomatic re­ In Honor o f M iss Ripley lations with their fellow creatures than of thirty ( 3 0 ) year», from and after the date of the Mrs. George S. Derry entertained at going /111 Into iiiiu nif\ effect1 ui of inis thl* ordlnumv. ui U111UIH« r * they have of dignified and sensible living. . In in th* operation of their motor* motors and car» cats upon Not knowing how to do that which seems bridge on Wednesday afternoon in honor soul ■* street railway, “ harter. L1 herein provided, the „ aakl »tea and assigns, shall — conform associate. r------ tu so desirable to them, they are prone to of her sister, Miss Clare Ripley, of Ma­ Grantee*, »uch rules and-------------------regulations a* and be governed by L , ___1. --------have been beretofore and »hall hereafter be adopt­ fall into the foolish and hurtful snare of con, Ga. by ordlnanoe of »aid city. Several of the guests who did not play edEtc. pretending to do it. 2. The lack» »hall be laid with rail* suit­ able for operatliW with motive power a» herein whist were entertained at fohy.-two. It is reported of a Sanford mother that provided, and Iniuch manner a* not tp Impair the At the close of the games it was found utefulne»* of the street as a thoroughfare for the she summed up her conception of mater­ iassageof other vehicles, and. *0 laid as to connal duty thus: “1 tell my children they that Mrs. Luke and Miss Ripley were the farm to the establUhrd grade on which the rail­ way Is or may be built, wherever the city ha* * v must brush theinteeth- every night and winners of the jtrixe, which was grace­ hrtfllihrrf 0» ah alh *M aM »W )ri< N «l(f’J W l n t practice their delsarte exercises whether fully ncccded to M rd rtiiId ' fiy HI m Rim , they f e c L U i w v v — Dainty refreshments were served and "These tilings are important—saying the afternoon most enjoyably spent by their prayers and reading their Bible, they x h r guests, among whom were Mesdnmes m ay do as Urey choose about.” •~ This nttltude was considered "independ­ Herndon, Connelly, Lake, Maxwell, Pnulent" and quite within the realms of "com­ cston, Newman, Holly, Fnljo, A. M. comprised In this ordinance. Six. 8. The City of Sanford give* and grant* the Thrasher, and Misses Whilner. Caldwell their tracks on said streets or portions of streets mon sense." at the lime paved, they shall at their own expense franchises and right» herein set forth, reserving and Buinby. rrlnyHir paving ‘ — ’ ------*~1 taken up to as to conform tu the the right and requiring the said Grantees, their Common sense, however, would suggest rstabllthed grade____ L!___ the .!____ le, making needed repairs with id assigns, os a condition precedent that if Uie teeUi needed brushing,to keep like material used in such paving. to the taking effect i “ . : of the .grant, . . _____ _____ to give and; grant Whenever or wherever ihe city or owner* of the to the City of SunfonJ, the rights, at and altar the them sound and sweet, the child’s recep­ abutting property on any street »hull have paved expiration or thirty (3 0 ) years of the term of Thirty (¡10) yean- heroinherein‘ 1 mentioned, ----- * to purchase the street ___ railroad --, „j or shall pave, or cause to he paved, gny street or bejuro tive mind needed on going tp bed a brush­ and other property y used under or In connection ing away of the false notions of meum with the franchises and rights hereby granted, or G * IgcK iCa* 'J.such part of the City uf‘ “ Sanford ___ __ ^ such “property and teum. collected by contact with the ! p irf t ; ;nuppM :, wML M s j fsHi ^MkBr tr cvian,mi. daairad.. u n v im ulikli vuhmle.ti Hy. hnd eriy, rrty, i™ real imii 0ml,pcraudU wldc-h valtHittory worjdllness thg tJiifc^ .C ^ eil.<:hU(lllfa. - - tic space shall tu 1« u»«d ti»«U or uy urmtratlun uroitratlan as pruvtdnl provided by luw, in ~ lf"d elsn n e eXerciscs were necessary to , two feet aoconinnee with ant! tj the full extent at the promitnner vision» of tin; luw» of tin* Slate of Vlurida in such render the muscles supple and the move­ 1 paving case» mode and provided. c h ild re n is bound to n c e r iin -fr e tn tb e so ments graceful, surely the child's mind lalntain S a.U . H i* further provided that nothing in m e e tin g s . IhU iTiftii his,; »halt lie ronitrueU to ns to deprive and soul needed n certain exercise In the said any abutting owrwrs along »aid railway from re­ tail, un- covering any damage« that may be lawfully ethical training to render the child able In Honor o f M iss Bumby ly. cover claimed irons said Uruntr«l. tlieir associates tusd to manifest a sense of Justice, n scif~ wn the aaaigns. ' 1 for at See. 10. It U further provided that if theUranment of rntycy/n capacity for self-sad Iberelo lee*, their associates and assigns; »hall nban:h other don sakl railroad, or shall fall to operate its car* flee, a perception of heroism and suOiciei ily. and lor public use lor a term of sixty days at one lime faith in Hie highest to stand by the rigl ind con- (except In case* o( war. stria*», earthquake«, - flood» i,r rpldrmics), it shall work n forfeiture oi at any cost. Vinto a number ngs and this franchise and nil right* and privileges heroin [ircbciit niul Df wire* granted. f « « H i •it'aneS •hair f X x Ä & Ä h * S SBrj .**.**?* ■ÏBâ SSiä r i -¡S -ïia a ii ï TTelect ed. I Promise th faithful!, ■** * { “ad rooscirBilljJ. iy aorva. and will at «Il unies try my titribAi fa.* forco th* taws uf the state flnd*rY i the city U''*‘ k C* Ham To. the Voters of Sanford: ' I hereby announce myself n* a raodkiu. r_ election to the office of City Marshal sm ,/?,!*’ owraslon to thank my friend» fw iMr the past and solicit 11 i-imilnunin ,' .,1 > “ l ie municipal election. Dm-mh?r ivfi.1 that, as In the post, I win I m y serve « d e rin the city nod cnfaiwYttrtS anco of all laws. J T tST F o r C lerk.Trcosurcr and Aswitir To the Vote;* of Sanford; 5,m_* t a '“lldulc for rc cl.xd in to thesffind the Cite S s l ford. I hnve served the mniple in tiiis j For City Council The friends of G. K. Calfthun „io, hii camhcTacy fur iikemU'r uf iin> Citi Ilio i%ctl tide- Superior printing for nil purnneg aiT« lln,AU> otiice. O ld Shoes Wanted I nm again asking for ()|.|) SHOES. I . will give what tliey are worth SIZES, G. 7, 8, 9. 10 II AND IS A , E . lr v ln ’s_Shoe Shop Cor. 3rd St. inul SuofohLAvc. Land hunger has caused bloody wars t, § ■1, ! ■ - *■ »* •- ■ ;s a million immigrants annually to from—over;crowded Europe ‘ watered by everlasting artesian wells . e of it now, before the mighty .host of land-hungry ats of land-tow n lots, suburban lots and farm lots - - Yes, Lots of Lots on Lots of Easy Payment We’ll tell you all about it SANFORD, FLORIDA n iïi �I N S A N F O R D — Life is Worth Living 12 SANFORD. FLORIDA. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 7 . 1908 COLDBLOODED MURDER • , Section Foreman W . H. Ham ­ mock Killed by Black Brute NO MOTIVE KNOW N F O R C R IM E Late Returns Show 319 for T aft Against Bryan’s 156 Electoral Votes. Several States Still Reported in Doubt, but no Matter How They go it Cannot Change the Result Practically complete, returns received Hepburn, of Iowa, ara.the most conspicup to a late hour tonight Indicate that ous among those who have failed of re- insufficient to give on accurate idea of what the party accomplished. IIar4erer Slipped Upen Victim From William H. Taft, of Ohio, as president election. The senate retains its republi­ Congratulations and thanks Exchanged Attorney Johnson Chosen as City Behind and Used ah Ax elect, will have a vote of 3 0 9 in the elec can complexion. • * . * Attorney— New Franchise iPeti­ CiNdNitAsi, O., Nov, 0.—"Please accept For Weapon torioi college. This is within 10 votes of An eleventh hour development was lh/[ tion— Other Matters Sunday night about ten o'clock occurred the forecast made by Nntionnl Chairman placing of Missouri, which has been gen­ congratulations nnd best wishes for suc­ cess of your administration. Council met in regular session Monday -one of the roost atrocious murders that Frank 1L Hitchcock, nnd 07 more tluin erally conceded to Bryan, in the doubtful “ W . J . B ryan, night, with Messrs. Stev en s,' Thrasher. hit itined this community for many years. majority out of the total electorinl! votes column. Should tonight's returns con­ “ I thank you sincerely for your cordial Leffler, Robinson and Evans present. Silting upon the edge of the lake fish­ or 8 3 4 . tinue the Tafl lead, the republican candi­ After roll call and reading of minutes, and courteous telegram of congratulations Most important news In the late returns date will win 18 additional votes, making ing W. H. Hammock, section foreman for the regular-bustn«n w»*--’¿M en u p t-JU fi., .‘« y rT fS Y rtsh e*.' . " î t a j t inriUalrs that Maryland, after vacflhitfng the A.C.L. at Paolo, w o*. muxdcrcA-Ly. L‘" probable total 3 2 7 , two- m an-'tY& ni of Frederick Disinfectant Co., referred to during Uie dny rtiMl" umuri nily. being «maT Mow. frou a n n s . originally c l j i l r n e r W o r ^ L x i wen5' tóí l By «ch an g ed sanitary committeq. Personal taxes of and Cincinnati. j employee. Jetiae W ills who had no sufe for democracy, has been swung Into W. G. Aldrich were reduced from $ 3 ,0 0 0 — Latest Election Returns otha motive for the crime than the Ui£ T aft column. Unofficial figures give to $ 2 .3 0 0 . bntisl desire to slay. Willis had been in Mr._Tflft the.state by 130 votes. Mnry- — New Y ork. Nov. 6 — Membership In the -------- Result In Orange Co untv Petition to have Magnolia avenue the employ of the road as section hand land is the last doubtful stale to be heard electoral college which will chose the next The election passed off quietly in San graded and ditched to city limits on from, president of the United States remained under Foreman Hammock, and according ford and Orquge county, Tuesday, and, Tenth street, referred to street commit­ in dispute when the official counters in Indiana and West Virginia, ns well ns to the people raiding in that nelghcor while the Weather was threatening, tee with power to act. hood there had never been any 111 feeling Montana, turned out to be safely repub­ Mnrylnnd abandoned their task for the good vote was polled everywhere. Attorney Andrew Johnson was aftnight. According to the best information lican. Colorado went for Bryan. between the two. On the contrary, it The entire Democratic ticket, national. pointed city attorney for the remaining Mr. bryan has a total of.174 voles, two obtainable, the proportionate numbers of State nnd county, received an almost ■aid that Mr. Hammock trusted tlie negro portion of the present term. to take charge of the gang in hla absence le u than he received in 1896. in 1904 rejHiblicnn and democratic electors con be solid vote in the county, but the vote on The new franchise for electric ilght was determined by a division of Maryland's the nmendements fell fnr behind the head and otherwise proved his friendly atti Mr. Parker received 140 votes. In 1000 offered by Messrs. Rand and Chase In the eight votes. In any event the margin of of tlia ticket. Mr. Bryan recelvpd 155 votes and in 1800 tuda toward"'the brute who afterward victory will be so sinnll the state is •Thsre wns very little interest taken lg form of art ordinance, e nlarging the fpinthe Nebraskan received 170 votes. |« foully murdered h li employer. Pf- the 'S n ’h f o n n jg h t A Fuel Co., From die opjSpragce.of_lheJxiilyt.il i d „-Mri -Tail'a-JOH- rlrcinrlttL -voles - coro- claimed touiflht.-hy-Uiw-leaders-of-botli this iirwincu outside the race for county sndinniKvtzing a contract with said comparties.' ' wlth 3 3 6 received Uy Rooaevelt In commissioner in the second district. The ■HTWmrtliut ' Ml .- III pony in lieu of present con tract' A com­ Missouri appears to be safely far Taft, Democrats seemed to take It for granted down with hia overcoat around him nnd 1904, 2 9 2 received by McKinley in 1900 mittee was. appointed to investigate the to whom the returns give a plurality of that the primary had settled ita, stealing upon him under the guise arid 271 received by McKinley in 1800. matter of this franchise, consisting of No changes of material interest have 2,228. Following is the vote for the county. of friendship and probably with the ax Mayor Lake, Aldermei^Stevens, Thrasher Conceding Missouri to Taft, nnd leaving Hryan. 1011: Taft. 5 7 7 : ooocealed, struck him a blow squarely be- been reported in congressional retnrns and Evans. For Governor—Gilchrist, 1081; Cheney, ' the eyes, and after Hammock fell fell today. The republicans will have about Maryland to be split between him nnd Resolution of Geo. H..Fernold in regard over be struck again and mashed the aide lire same working majority In the sixty Drynn, the figures show 319 republican 476. to placing the wires of the Sanford Tele­ electors assured and 156 democratic. For Congress—Frank Clark, 910; W. R. of the bead and face antVyterribly muti­ first congress as at present and Joseph G phone Go. In underground cables on First Returns of the socialist and prohibition O NeuI 4 5 2 .v ' Cannon; of Illinois, undoubtedly will suc­ lating the victim. street. Sanford and Onk avenues, pro­ For County Commissioner—M crrell.460 The. murderer then: leUurly robbed hla ceed himself os speaker. Representa­ parties are still far from complete. Fig­ vided they assume all responsibility for victim of a gold watch and ring and made tives Jesse Overstreet, of Indians, and ures for the Independent party are also FJdridge, 2 8 7 . any damage to abutting property oymers his escape. As soon os the crime was and replace gutters in ns good repalr~as discovered the authorities were notified A N O T H E R N EW B U S IN ES S B LO C K W . E . W ILLIA M S ’ S U D D EN D EA T H NEW R A ILR O A D P R O G R E S S IN G they now are. Petition wns -granted. sad Deputy Sqeriif Anderson left for Po­ Resolved that Hie water runaway abut­ ols st once. He returned with the body Fine S to r e Room s to be Built a t Cor Thrown From Horse While Hunting Sanford &. Everglades Being Pushed ting the projierty of the First National Woodsy to Sanford and the remains were ner or Third S tr e e t and Killed Instantly Rapidly These Days Bank be referred to the street committee, •hipped to High Springs Undertaker Every week In Sanford marks tile rapid A crowd of guy huntsmen left the city „Thc£nnfonl &. Everglades Rnilway is with power to act. This menns that the * Wilier. Searching parties were organized strides being made,toward n greater cUy: iist week for a camp hunt on Taylor making ¿rent progress arid A. P. Connel­ water which has-collected at Hie corner of st once and the country for'mYIca orohnd Last week The Herald announced lire creek, about sixty-five miles from Sanford ly nnd his force of assistants are losing Park avenue and First street after every was scoured by the officers and deputies. building of a new busineu block at the and in the heart of the game country. no time in the work of grading. In ten rak( will be carried Into the lake and a The murderer attempted to cross Uie corner of Sanford avenue and Second Thursday one of the men met with n days they have graded over two miles, good crossing insured. drawbridge early Monday morning and street. This week The Herald takes pleat tragic death nnd they returned with nnd the bridge and trestle work Is follow­ The following report was then read by wu fired upon by Mrs. Troubieffeld, the urc in announcing another new block on the body of their companion. W. E. Wil­ ing up thé grading. The right of way Alderman Robinson: brave lady who tends the drawbridge, Sanford nvenuc and Third street. liams was the unfortunate one, and while has been cut through to Bcardatl avenue, Gentlemen: Your committee to whom and the negro fled back into the swamp. J“ ,T. J . Check, the man who recognizes deer-hunting Thursday morning on horse- and at tills rate Hie people of Sanford was referred the question of extending ‘ Again late in the day he made the sec- tiie many advantages of Sanford and who bock, his animal going at fyll.aBCgiLaiefl- ttilU iav cIh c id ensure o f—ruling npm-thw city ■ihnit s r wtmhi "rcspecTfattynrfpgff" —awd-aMemtM.-btit -w nrtirtvm back, Ufill Iius"erected some twelve new houses and ped into a hole and threw Mr. Williuins, cars of the new road about February 1st. that It is thq opinion of your committee having no help at huud to affect hla cap­ purchased as many more in the past the fall breaking his neck, and dentil re­ A lurge force of men is employed upon that Hie following should be the boundary o n , the negro vanished into the swamp twelve months, this week purchased the sulting instantly. The rrist of the party this work, tlie new company being very of the city, to-w it: . t near the bridge. building a t the corner of San font avenue were near him when the accident occurred desirous of finishing the railroad and Beginning a t a point in Lake Monroe Ha is described na a very black negro, and Third street, now occupied by J . D. and Immediately broke tamp and started starting upon the traction line. This two chains north of the n. c. cor. of sec. with small moustache, between 2 5 and Williams, und the two vacant lota adjoin­ for Sanford with the body, the long trip large force of meh receiving their money 30, tp 19, south of range 31 e. Thence 30 years of age, about 0 feet 6 Inches in ing. He will immediately erect a hand­ of sixty-five miles before them. One of every week means n greatly increased south on section lines to the s. e. cor. of height and weighs about 150 pounds. lie some store building on the vacant lots the saddest features of the nccident wns business for Sanford merchants, and Hie e, H of sec. 31, tp. 19, south of range his a scar on the side of - his neck ex­ and these new buildings on Sanford ave­ the fact Hint his brother, T. W. Williams, trade along ull lines feels the impetus. . 31 e. Thence west on the quarter section tending to the jaw, evidently made by a nue will greatly enhance the npjicuraiice wns with Hie party at Hie time and is llnes to the s. w. cor, n. w, H of sec. 3 3. a knife, and when last seen wore an old of this business thoroughfare. -Chango* in KalIroed Ctrete*nimuhaafflli«- .Tim hunter« tp 19 south, range 20 eust. Thence nortTT P_Uue_*«ga suit and ■ -pair of~N if. 8 Vari 1? new building will probably bo of arrived In Sanford yesterday morning Some important changes in railroad on Hie ¡section lines to u point in Lake shoea, nearly new. He went by the nick concrete and modern in every particular. with the remains. circles . were made here the first of the Monroe ten ciinins north of th«j n. w. cor. t name of "Alabama " among his astoclT lie funeral occurred at 2 :3 0 yesterday month. ' Mr. M. Crown, who has been of sec. 23, tp. 19, south of range 30 east. ales and is cosily recognized. M eeting o f P a ren ts Club afternoon from the residence of T. W.Wil- trainmaster of the Atlantic Coast Line, Thence easterly to the point of beginning. The Atlantic Coast Line has offered a liams. Rev. D. B. Sweat, of the Methodist with jurisdiction over the entire Jackson­ In making this report your committee The meeting of the . Parents Club next reward of $100 for the arrest and convic­ Monday afternoon promeses to be one full church, conducting t|ie services. Inter­ ville district fur several months, with would suggest that Inasmuch ns the town tion of Willi* nnd other reword« will be of Interest. It is to lie held in the High ment was mude In Lakeside cemetery headquarters here, has been transferred of Goldsboro is embraced in the above offered by the county and state. School Auditorum and will be of special and a large concourse of his- friends fol­ to Lakeland, and his territory is the souHi- designated boundary,, i t will be necessary The death of Mr. Hammock has cast a interest to the futhers. Mayor Lake will lowed his remains to their last resting ern end of the district, the same territory to first obtain the consent of the town gloom over the community and the fact preside and the following program will place,____ ___________~•■~ he hod before the consolidation of forces council and mayor of Goldsboro to thtr that he left a wife and three children be carried out: Mr. Williams wns well known in Snn- r rlr °. y?arnB° tlie city of northern end of j annexation uf -G Dtdsboro to the makes the crime a merciless onc-y Mr. he district, from Sanford to Jacksonville, any furHier action. Sanford before taking n.^ _ r y ..r ,.i» . u — — H B.‘Wtxxtnoct. rrT W*TPnvv,tl fonneriirrettdedTl Lose buP police force here for several years and Including brunches, will be in clmrgo of Also the following: * Woodruff, 0 . S. Derry, tnd E. C. Hamilton kr, where his" family now reside. For Poem—What la Home Without a Dad................... held other positions of trust in which he Mr. D. E. Wagner, this being Hie same Whereas, It is considered desirable to •everal years he was pectlon foreman on ............................ ..............................Rev. D. B. Sweat gained Hie confidence and esteem of all position lie held before the oonsolidaHoa. extend tlie city limits of the City of San­ Read in .—Fatherln. s Boy......... Ur. b. L. Tbeaahar the J. A S. W. railway, afterward coming Reading—The Mon Who PuU Hla Anna Around who knew him. He leaves three' brothers Hirheadquarters will continue to be San­ ford, and a committee has reported what the A. C. L and held the confidence and M e ............ .................. ......M r . D. C. Wasner to mourn hla loss. I. B. Williams. J . U. ford. The promotion of Mr. Wagner from it considers a suitable boundary line; and. MfWI a IIrtF» a m . « • I .ir.a . , . » Prof 0 . E Marla Williams und'T. W. Williams. «Um.Qf.all. wUo knew him. his position its chief dispatcher to that of Whereas, The boundary line suggested * DUcuulon trainmaster made an opening for other For several years Mr.Willioms lias .been On Wednesday the negro was trailed embraces the. town of Goldsboro wiHiln The hour for the meeting is three o’clock on the Tampa police force nnd made that promotion* Mr. R, L. Peck Is nnw rhl»f lor ten miles through the swarop by Sheriff tnd should be. well attended by patrons city his home, lie leave* ■ eon, Tom dispatcher, and on account of Hie increas­ its limits; therefore, Tamer and hla blood-hounds, and as he R esolved , That before taking action on of the school these meetings should prove Williams, also a resident of Tampa. ed business anoHier dispatcher has been «Mrged from the swamp at Buffalo Bluff the committee's report by this council, of great benefit to parents, teacher* and added to the force. The dispatcher* are tod attempted to board a passing freight said report should be and hereby is re­ Gate City House Im provem ents pupils and result in a closer relationship as follows: First trick. 7 a. in. to 3 p. m., train, be was captured by Deputy Sheriff spectfully submitted to" the- town council Mine Host Parker, of Hie Gate City between parents and teachers and a gen 0 . L. Taylor and J . L. Hurt; second trick. Whltaon of Putnam county, who waa in of Goldsboro, and the said Goldsboro coun­ House, Is' doing such a land office busi­ eral gathering for the good of both. 3 p. ra. to H p. in. J . S. Johnson; third wailing at this jpolnt. The negro was bncil is hereby invited to pass an ordinance ness that he must needs enlarge the hotel trick, 11 p. m. to 7 a. m., W. J . Jennings; Btediately placed aboard the train and or resolution consenting that the town of to keep pace with the growing business, extra, W. H, Miles. ^ . Mrs. M ark« Improving tnwghi to Orlando, passing through San­ Goldsboro be annexeg to Hie city of San_. ■nd now that the work is almost com­ Mr. J . C. Higgins, the popular superin­ ford st 2 o'clock Wedneaday afternoon. Mrs. Richard Marks, who had an opera pleted there has been quite a decided ford, provided that at an election to be U wu not thought advisable to have the tion for appendicitis in an Atlanta hospi­ change In the appearance of the building. tendent of the Jacksonville district, a po­ held two-thirds of the votes of all the sition he has Ailed so acceptably for aev“ “rderer leave the train for a prelimin­ tal about three, weeks ago, hat so far re­ legal voter* within the limits of the desig­ new front with Colonial pillars com­ ary bearing In this city, and he was re- covered that she Is able to be takefi to pletely changes this part of the house. A eral years, is much beloved by his men. nated boundary shall vote In favor of an­ ma°d«d to Jail, the papers being made the home of iter mother in Atlonta and new roof and several new rooms added His district extends from Jacksonville to nexation» out on the train. expects in a few weeks to be in San/urd will make the Gate City House not only tempo, including several branches. A committee was appointed to meet' parties the city officials of Goldsboro 1n regard t o ----- v* j S•a1«. awu s . ûpositively ln <identified — by F~ ‘~“VLogaln Hpçraany friends will kfe delight- J.thfc place.to m j w l oloQJJJ dumber.. The - — ’*»- capt; Mark* at ...... Hie city extension of the corporate limits, improvements are being m ade. by the Having returned to Sanford, after an a dangerous operation. Messrs. T h rash ^ Leffler, Robinson, Stev­ well known contractors. Snead A. Venable, absence of four months, I am at homo ens and E v an * and the painting and decorating by F. W. penally, as such cold-blooded crimes will Temperton. which is a guarantee that the again, ready la give my bast efforts to Council then adjourned. sell any property that Is listed with me noi be tolerated in this section. Hu* u . ira- Tb« negro wore the work is up to the standard. and to do notary work, draw and execute The attitude of the Sanford people to­ Unfurnished Room* For Rent ot W* v J r *pl“ hod w lth lh e W«xi all kinds of deeds, mortgages, contracts, Farm and Garden Tool* ward the murderer was plainly shown at Several nice room* in good location, to* identity !* **** UMTe 110 doub# J*f the station Wednesday, and while every­ We carry the largest and most complete bonds, etc. 1 will appreciate any business will be rented to desirable persons. Cist­ *** "j11 come up for trial mt the next one seemed «rilling to let the law take its up-to-date hardware stock. Guns, ammu­ Intrusted to me.Respectfully, ern, end sulphur water on the premise* course, it Is to be hoped that the wheels nition. and sporting ‘ * the Circuit Inquire * t The Herald office. _ # t f R k A u r o H . M a r i s . Hardware Co. Geo. H. • noma ' " Kvuiy UiaJ * ad m xire the mu of Juitloe will grind at toll »peed. ' • ■v - -’ - ¿ . i f . “ : “ T -7 ' ^ _ ' _ _* ^ ' Vi �November 7, loo* THE SANfORD MENAID Petltlo " Granted Providing For Drainage Near Sanford R IG H T O F WAV W AS G R A N T E O Resolutions o f R espect Upon Death o f Hon. tt. K. Fuller Adopted.—Oth­ e r Im portant M a tte rs Nov. 2nd. 1008. Minutes of regular ond special meetings in October read, approved and signed. The ¿lerk was Instructed to notify the superintendents of the various telephone lines In the county to have all telephone poles that arc less than,15 feet from tho center of road placed nt not less than IS feet from center of roads. The petition of Messrs. Close, McDonald, Rossetter, ct. aL. to provide for the nccessnry method of draining submerged and low land In and nearSanford, was granted, and die following persons were appoint«! to dint committee: E, Hy. Palmer, J . A. Harrold and J . T. McLain. The pedtion of the incorporators of the Sanford Traction Company to lay a track from jm. SooftK‘J.VJ<cuuo.,*A.vtWvHunXwU and la .. dlan River railroad right of way was reto red to SupL Branham and Commissioner Chappell. S. A, Robinson, tax assessor, presented ïy Trcnsurcr, Pny Rnllof Rond Cnmp, nnd Tax Redemption Tor September. The disposition of the Stiplus Rood Gang was upon motion left to the discretion of the Srtpt: o f RoadsBntFBridges. lo b e used in the Sanford district and other places. The petition of Messrs: Dillard, Newton et al to open a public road from a point where the lino between tl^e E and W halves of Section. 44. Township 22 S. R. 27 E.. Intersects the Sanford and Perersburg R. R., running northerly through the lands of sold Dillard, Newton ct al to the comer of A. B. Newton's land, was granted. The petition of Messrs. Pnlmer, Prescott et al for the opening of n rood was receiv­ ed, the survey ordered nnd a report to be made next meeting. The petition of Messrs. Write. Dole, et al in respect to the’ provision of Chap- IMS H EW U R * ELL REAL E S T A T E BROKERS Present to the Investor the Best Opportunities in Florida Unimproved celery lands, flowing wells guaranteed $25.00 to $200.00 per ocre of Florida for drainage received and laid over until next meeting. The application of Mathew 0 . Single- 9 tnry for pension was approved and order- ^ ed to be forwarded to die Comptroller. A Bond of Arthur Butt as Assistant Tax X Assessor, with T. O. Brown and Clias. Lartigue as sureties was aprpoved. V . Bond of W. R. O’Neal us Notary Public 0 w|th F. A. Curtis and T. W. Mnthowsas 0 Oelcry farms, with flowing wells nil tiled, drained nnd ready for crop,- $500.00 to $1000.00 per acre. City property, improved nnd unimproved. Florida forcrate factory.- 303,000 acres timber land,, with finest site in » Otliefs t e l l you what can be done. MURRELL &. M IM SHEW are practical farmers as w d ^ je a lc a t u t f i brokers. ^ro here to show you wh a tjia s been a n d ean be^lope. . The bonds of the-following-persm atO " J v‘" • '^¡Ve^solicit correspondence, glndly furnish any in format ion ^p^sibTo and are always glad to bear fire arms were presented and licens- J extond to prospective investors every courtesy in our power.----- - - — --------------- - -----es ordered issued: T. H. Renwick, Pistol, R Sureties: A.'S. Emmett nnd E. H. prory- 0 Lowe. G. R. Calhoun, Pistol, Sureties: A M URRELL & MINSHEW and Arthur Butt. Clias. R. Hill, Rifle, .Sureties: L. B. Long and F. L. Helms. Communication of W. M. Dickens ask­ ing for the issuelng of duplicatcwarrant was received and read; nation was defer­ red until next meeting. sued for same. Being no furiheFlmsincss Board hdjounted to next regular meeting. aputofTho real cstatn and -personal- prop­ erty and from cadi of - Uie persons and corporations named in the annexed roll the taxes Bet down In each roll opposite cndi name, corporation or parcel of land therein described, and In case tho taxes bo imposed are not paid at the time prescribed by law, you are to collect the same by levy and sale of the goods, diattels, lands and tenements so assessed, or of the per­ son or corporation so taxed; nnd all sums collected for state taxes you are to pay to Uie state treasurer at sudi time as may he required by law, nnd utthc same time you are to pay to the county treasurer all sums collected for county taxes, district schml tuxes and other speciul tuxes, and ymrarc further required to make nil collections on or before the first Monday in April; and These flfiren bonds are the remaining untold bonds of a bond Issue of J A5,0 0 0 of jnnonry. llllll at which time 1 3 0 ,0 0 0 of the bonds were sold am expended In improving the itrocls, erecting the High School building, and for the other pu rinse* for which the bunds were voted. ' TbMSTelUgrntttg fifteen bonds are now offered for said- for the ptirpoee of street paving. They wUI mature In January, IDM. There Is no other bonded Indebtedness than the thirty thousand dollar-bond» hnrrtofitre sold, the Inleretl on which hat .been promptly paid down to tho lit dsyof July, IM S, » The validity of these bonds has never been ques­ tioned. JGdg« John F. Dillon, uf New, Yuri., passed Upon and declared the bonds Irgnlly buried. Olds fur said bonds, or any portligi thereof, will be received at any time on or before Jenuury 1st, on or before the first Monday In J u ly you Each bid should be sealed and endorsed "Bid for Sanrord City Bonds fo r Sole We, the und en lined, hand tru st«*. offer for sal« Sanford Honda." enclosed In n a<n*nd envelope will make a final report to and settlement addressed to the undersigned bond trustees. Toe with the comptroller nnd county ciutiinis- bids will be opened el 13 o'clock, noun, Januar]' r**,lt ** ,e*«rved to reject any ami sioncta. Given under my hand and Beal alibi 1 ° ° ’ Interest coupons will N detached from the funds this tlte 2 nd day of November, in the year down U> and Including January Ist, 1UOU. and In­ A. D. 1008. Samuel A. Robinson [seal] terestcoupons from January Ist. IU0U. to remain attached. ' ’ . A. M, Tiirtutr», ____T________ Assessor y l Orunge County. ------ r-s----------------------------Cm (I.- FtaMte.------___ . c ----.OUlAt. Upon motUm. 4 5 0 0 .n r.wi. much -Uw aof ns isjnecessnry, whs appropriated for the benefll of the tax assessor in tho employ­ ment of an assistant assessor. Notice ol Application fo r Tax Deed Upon motion' the following resolutions Under S e ctio n 8 or Chapter 4 8 8 8 , were adopted, on the death of H. K. Fuller. In the providence of God, our fellow nonce ix ncreny given that T. t. Wilson, pur­ member, Mr. H. K. Fuller, has been re­ chaser of tas certlflcntrs named below, ha* bled *«ld certlAcair* in my office and made application moved from this body by death, which oc­ lor lex derdi to ixxue In accordance with law. Said ceitllkaiea embrace the following described land curred at his home In Apopka,on th o l 8ih situated in Orange county Florida: Hu. M . y X - r t nwH AM swX uTsaUTnd naX -thrjr ofOctoberr* In the loss of Mf. Fuller of swX and *H of swX, sac. 16. tp. 24, i. r. 37 a , Uiis board sustains a loss which is keenly oiiexiod In Uie name of J. S. Halley. No. 50. no. au. nwX nwK of or swX, awx. aac. tec. 33. 32, tu. It». 24. 24. *. a. r. 27 e., e.. felt, and we mount his loss, hot only as an a axaetsed Me*sed in the name of Frank A Pell. Pelf. 60. neX 33. in. 24, a. r. 27 a., e.. No. 60. oeX of neX, neX. aac. 33. official of the county, but ns a persona! assessed In the name of C. H. Gaffney. friend. For thirteen years lie devoted his No. 63. wX of iwX of saX, sec. 7. tp. 20, a. r. 28 a., assessed in the name at J..W., Sintonton best energies to Uie interests of Uie county, heirs Nu. 65. wX of neX and eX of nwX. sec. 10, tp. and much of Uie present prosperity of our 20. *. r. 28 e.. assessed In the name of Unknown , county is due to his wise counsel, h is un­ Owner. 66. «X of nwX of a«X. sac. 10. tp. 2 0 , a, r. flagging energy and his devotion to duty. 28No. a., assessed In the name of Unknown Owner. No. 67, nX of »wH of *X of «w ih ip on, His impress will long be felt in the affairs 1 . r. t 8 or.-XH.rri.vntrifie “ - — - -name - — i of D. A. Irvin. u f Orange county, where he was known No68, eX of ttwX, * i >«- ZZ. 23. 11*20. * r 2Se. nssesaed In the name of A W Lawton. and lavad as fow men In our community Nu- 70n w K a t'ia lL seo 34, III 1 «*. eshave been loved. He was firm in Uie dis­ seined In the name of J O Welch No. 132, *wX of nwX, t__; s r 2 8 e. ascharge of duty, yet tolerant of the faults seased In the name of Dntld Hr yon t.'_ " öfnwX Z. : . : ', '. .T :s « ¡ 2.*tp 23. s r 28 a. asFfo~l40, nwX and weaknc6scs of his fellow inen.^tnd seised In the name of C ____a 0 Lindsey xi i l l ___ I e # __ i is . nil, Ml* FI iif AM ■saX Ui»|, B ® ____ _2 3 . » r 28 a. asN o Tr*I| lïi. ’nwX secTsTtn was possessed of that genial aqd sunny seised — —1 In '.Z the t t : name zzrzz of : Unknown „ .in o w n Owner Ow disposition which made him friends wher­ No. 145. 145, beginning sw oor cor of nX of swX of neX beglnalng tw ofitwX, tplfl. » i tr M oi nwX, »00^25, »V 20 , e, run a 10 cha. n ever known. 7.51 ch* it 58 deg w to Lake Lelha. w'Jy elong margin of lake t o * line of neX ol Resolved, That we extend to his stricken tin, assessed In Ihe name of Mrs C family our sincere sympathy and shall No. 146. neX of swX. sec 27, ip In tha name of À. P. Muore cherish his memory as a sweet odor, feel­ sessed N a 147, neX of aeU and eli of swX of aaX. aac ing that in the years to oouie his Ufa will H . IP 1U, i r 28 e. i m i t a i la the name of Un­ own owner {trove a benediction to us. No. ISO, beginning 20.21 cha n am J7.ISch*w of se ene of lot 2, sec 36. tp IB. * r 20 e. run s 4 6U Resolved, That these expressions of our chs. w i a 3 0 ch*. ■ AkUchs, c 1 0 ch*. assaesad in the name of 8 A Pflaflar nppreclnUan of Bother Fuller, and of sym: No. IB L w X o f seX. sec 3, tp 20. ■ r 20 as­ parity to* Ms nWnily, be sprond updU> a sessed In the »ama of J If Urown 230. beginning Beli* a and 3.45 chs a of X separate page in our minutes, and that a sacNo. |*o*i on n line of sec 33. ip 22, s r 2D a. run * copy be furnished the county papers far 13.03ch s. e IDI chs. n 13.01 chs, w’ly II S3 tit* assaaiad In tha name of Wm McLeod heirs publication, and that an engrossed copy N a 318, lots 2 0 to 23. Neave s add to Sanford, assessed In the name of J W Wolfe bo furnished to his family. No. ttB . n«X of aeX. aac 7. tp 20, • r 30 a’ as­ Done in open board by Uie commissioners sessed in the name of Unknown Owner No. 8M . lot I (teas £.47 a ht sa oor. 7 .07 ch* n of Orange county, Uiis second day of No­ anda by 3 X chsa pud w), sac 12. tp2U, srSO, asvember, 1008. No. 358, lot 148, blk D. MluJx-U's survey levy The clerk was instructed to have an en­ grant, assessed in the name of Unknown O w n e r , No. 380, saX ofnX of lot 2 and nX of nX of lot larged photograph of tho late. 1L K. Fuller 2. sec 8, tp 21. • r 2 0 a, assessed In the name of * framed and hung iu the commissioners* UokRowflOwncf No. 406. w X c fs w X . sac 8. tp 20. s r 3 l a , a a j The report of Joím E. Mi Euunieratur of the Agriculiural, Hurticurai. Live Stock, Mnnufucturùig and Industrial Statistics were submitted; upon examinaUon was found correct and ac­ cepted. ^ j The reports of Uie fallowingV County officers were presented: SupL of County Home, SupL of Road* and Bridges.Voua- IB, tp 21, s y SI, ss sessed In the name of Unknown Undtlfy. All said certificates being dated June 4 th, A D' I »06, Unless said certificates shell be m l «m od acoording in lew, | u decsls wUI Issue thereou on ibt 23ih day of November, A. D. I BOS. Witness my slgnslura and official teal thia the 22nd day of October. A. D. 1U08. (SCALJ"-., - & M RmsWW. ™ 1, xs A. I„Clerk UyM. W i Tcircuit o c : Court, Grange Co . Ha. Hardware, F arm Implements PITTSBURG PERTECT <; Used In .Uncle Sam 's Paint Shop The Only Electrlcolly Welded Steel ]; During the past year the If. S. ¡1 Navy has consumed 801,000 pounds WI RE F ENCES Lucas W hite Point ami 2 7 8 ,7 0 0 pounds of LUCAS COLORS, sufficient in produce more Utah 100,000 - gfflJmes of pnlnL equivalent tu 30 cftifcmds of 200 ,000 gallons <7nch, ant) which would make a train more titan one-hnlf mile long. In addition to tills Uncle Sam has used during tho past year more than 2 3 ,0 0 0 gallons of- LUCAS VARNISHES,.ENAMELS qnd Ollier Jirodth-Jx Uncle Stint's preference is not a matter of favor, but of QUALITY and RESULTS. In Unde Sam's service, ns in everybody clse's, LUCAS PRO­ DUCTS have on unbroken record for satisfactory results, 14J k We have the largest and beat equipped plant — ■H (or driving V eils in this *• section of the country nnd are prepared to till «1 all orders promptly. Our L For Field, Farm, Ranch, Lawns, Corn Cribs and Poultry Will Btnnd ordinary ns wtdl ns jiññT ustiage Will not sng in- Summer’s hent nor break in the cold of Winter Arc made of the best materials and have stays that cannot slip Do not require an expert to erect, machinery is up-to-date and our workmen are skilled in Uie work —T h o ser- contemn!atimi. L: putting ill wells would'*: H serve 'their best inter- ; ests by consulting us and ; learning prices before j; making contracts. W e Handle tho Above Exclusively In Sanford owing Strawberries, Celerà»; Asparagus, Lettuce, Onions, Cauliflowers, etc., etc., I q Sanford, pays •» •, v* *■ ,| I Sell Uie Lnnd—Your Bruins, Money, nnd ■' ^ Muscles Makes the Crop and Uto Profit ~ IMPROVED IRRIGATED FARM S— UNCLEARED LANDS Flowing Wells on All t o , M s « » o il* « D ^ U . i ™ * , m o ck , i » P u r t .« ,.: p t l M a n d d M d l x l o i ! , u p .» ■**»«*. First National Bank BuildiDÓ �THE SANFORD tlFRAl 0 VOICE O r n i f T f O P H L e tte r s and Communications on People’s Bank of Sanford CLEAN S AND PRESSES Various Tim ely Topics. Capital « 8 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 Ladies’ Skirts and Gentlemen’s Clothing COLUMN D fV O T tO TO P E O P lt Conducts a General Banking Business with Conservatism and — Courtesy. Our Monthly Rite for Clab O ily Pays 4 Par Cant. Intaraat, Compounded Quarterly, on Savings Deposits, and * .Id Thl* Department will he Found the Views, Opinions and Cdrtiment „ ' of Practical Writers, *’ IWe invite rorrr»pondrnoo on live topic* from all . . Li™, of the County. «1*0 new» Item» of tMerear. SuTh«)E bul? ebitlve r and w anonymoui» communlrafa? Giving you twelve pieces a month ¿o.wiOlv rejectedt We will not be reeoonalhl* I* opinion» expKMed by cuoUUwtors. All communlt-atkin» Intended for current time mutt be In k«nd not liter thnn Tuesday p. m l—Eo. N ew Accounts Solicited Have a Fete Day Editor Herald: The advantages and pleasure of having a day set opart by Sanford, the Celery City, as a day of celebrsllon and rejoicing seems to bo many. U t It be annual and take the form of „ camlval or fete day, and as our farm­ ers would be in their glory, let's make It the 17th -of March—that Is St. Patrick's day, and os green la the emblem It would b* douWlftSpHDprlflte. I 1 'i (kML^ thher'points nnlnla áre -■ivniiinA a!» I ^--AfiThe Saving ill their day and it is time we should come Into our own. Other years have gone by; lo ts In Golti’r Barber Strop make lt.thls year for a beginning. You know how to ring the changes on the advantages as to advertising the sit­ uation end allow the stranger what we have, and create n friendlier feeling in the minds of home folk and stranger silks. By a little push and a small pull and blith together, we can have more people in Sanford next 17th of Mnrch thnn have ever been In our city a t one time before. We will call for and deliver your clothes once a week M. M. SMITH. President H. R. STEVENS, Vice-President G. S. DERRY, Cashier A ll W o rk G u a ra n te e d G EÖ . TV. "ADAMS, Manag, Pork Avenue, North High-Grade HouscBuilding a Specialty The Florida Fertilizer ' Có DEALERS IN Builders’ Supplies, Interlarchen Sand V *. * Alpha Cement, Acme Plaster Best Brand of Fertilizers :: Plnns, Estimates, and ^ I n fo r m a t io n About Canning Factories Said ope of our prominent growers the other day: " I see by one of the state papers that the annual canning factory boom has struck the state of Florida, but as long as (he boom Is confined to the poor newspaper men of the state there will beno canning factories." Our duly lies In the path of encourag­ ing this boom. We will do our duty at any rate and encourage the boom ns much si possible. Perhaps after a time the people most Interested will appreciate the advice we have been offering sp freely in' this connection for the past dozen years. Perhaps after they have seen the surplus products of a few hundred more crops rot in the field for the want of a profitable fnarket, they will grasp the full force of our suggestion, With this hope to cncourage us we will keep pecking away. Again we will say. so that there will be no possibility of misunderstanding our position, that we do not think that at preset* it will pay to cultivateyegetqbles 4flHondn-forihe_ soTtrpOrpbie'or supply^ log canning factories. We do claim, how­ ever, thnt it will pay to establish canning factories to utilize our surplus products— truck that cannot be shipped at a profit on account of low market price; to save »luff ydicn the markets are glutted; to utilize the culls and refused vegetqblcs. This last is an important item. If we could find a use for inferior stock, instead of-shippifilnrr*thousand miles, paying trsniportntion charges on U and injuring the sale oi first-class truck with which it 1* packed,we would perhaps not be tempt­ ed to this reprehensible practice of dump­ ing everything into the shipping crate. A canning factory will encourage closer Get Your House Numbers Buy your house numbers of A. E. Hill •t 4 cents eUch; Any child din put them «P » S tev en s« Woodruff wU! place them h* eight cents, making your total dost 20 cents. Celery Plants for Sole * k*ve about a million early tranaplantodbriery plants which I offer far sale. " 7y be ready for delivery by October W h' Free of green beans and sports. -, Cheerfully Furnished A S P E C IA L B R AN D F O R E V E R Y C R O P The Florida Fertilizer Co. j. a :: ,, •• -» k Phono 69 Office with Murrell A Miuahcw „ - Pico Hotel Block, Sanford, Fla. OF SANFORD, FLA. P . M. RAND, P resid en t F. P. F O R S T E R , C a»hl*r DEO. FERMALO, V1ee-I B. P . W HITNER, A sst. C O nly National Bank In Orango C o un ty Funds Protected by Burglary Insurance Safety Deposit Boxee for Rant „----------------- -----------------O R G A N IZ E D 1887 ness and Buggies _ — Blackam lthfng and Horaeehoelng „Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged 1 ----------- A U T O M O B IL E S FOfc L IV E R Y U 8 E North, East, W èst and South Plans, Specifications and Estimates Furnished on Applications Repair Work Promptly Done First Street Opp. PostofTlce H O LL Y W IL L IA M S DEALER IN A G EN TS Florida General Fire Insurance Western Meats FULL LINE OE GROCERIES Phone 132 Sanford Avenue Sanford Tin, Slate and Tile Roofing GUTTER AND GALVANIZED TANKS. R e p a ir W o r k a S p e c ia lty C o m e r First Street and Palmetto Avenue Sanford, Florida M T yJ . tm :: FIR S T N A TIO N A L BANK LIVERY, FEED and 9 1! Consult Us . takach, a» « ! C o n s u lt th e P u rp le F o Id e r wo arc on record ne nni nrfvUing the planting of vegetables solely for the canning factory, we claim die privilege of revlilrtg and altering this opinion. ExFor detailed information, rates, schedules and réservations, see your nearest Periencc and experiments may demon­ Ticket Agent, write to or call on strate that this can profitably be done. The ei|ierimenls should be made, how­ ever, before nnycxpenslve steps aro taken. A canning factory is not shell an ex­ • FRANK C. BOYLSTON, pensive affair, and Its value to n commu- A. W. FRITOT, Division Passenger Agent Travelling Passenger Agent nhy and the producers of the country can h*ully be overestimated. •A tlantic Coast Line, Jacksonville, Fla. Large School Apportionm ent Hon. W. M. Holloway, state superin— kfldint of public instruction, distributes “ nong the public schools of the state nearly $ 100.000. the same being the «rgeat semi-annual apportionment of the stats I mill school tax ever made. The ‘ n»unf for apportionment Is $00,1 5 4 .7 0 , •«1 the rate per pupil is $L Orange »unty will receive $ 2 ,3 7 9 , out of which Sanford High School should receive about $440. as Its quota of pupils will reach •bat amount. • ", Twenty Y ears o f Experience with Florida Crops lia s D em onstrated the W orth o f Our fe rtiliz e rs relative to Buijdiug - Finest Five Cent Cigar On the Market L. R. P h illip s’ Drug S to ,^ T v T a | ! la U m �ÎME Puhllihnt Every Smurilo, Morninl alSsnfon). U n­ it. j. H our, M snefln* Edllor . Subscrlptlon Price. 31.00 a Year in Advance lUrtd ■* MOoad-cUu insti mailer Aufuii 22nd. 190S, st Ih* Pu» loffie« s i Sanford. 1 lof la«, under Act of Marvh 3rd. 1879. Telephone No HA- Tho agony is over. Brynn hns “ fanned " again. The greatest regret Is the election of Jo e Cannon. The Republican candidates on the state ticket "also ran." One consolation is left, Florida went Democratic, ns usual. Sanfurd should have a fete day and flower parade this winter. What a city Sanford will be when the corporate limits ace extended, ittfHwVwtheì^èÌSh SrfuVk“die-ImJepend • . _ « ' ¡è " ent ticket. Hearse and Graves. Another franchise for electric light» Sanfurd will have light at any rate.Tho Sanford Traction Co. expect to hove street curs in operation in March. Governor Johnson, oí Mlnneioto, made good In the face of the Republican landFlorida elected GilchHst for Governor, In spite of the landslide for Cheriey In Orlando. Late returns from “the ■back'districts of Orange county Indicate a victory for Bryan (In die county). If Henry Wntterson can't hold the lid an Kentucky, he had better turn his tren­ chant pen Into n plowshare. How many cities in Ui6 United Stntes die size of Sanford are projecting street rallwnysT The Sanford spirit Is die kind that builds cldcs. The meeting of the Parents Club next Monday should hnvc a large attendance. Tho benefits accruing from these meetings tire muny nnd die fathers 'should attend this special occnsslon rm !r u :* 1Si: By making careful plans for irrigation and drainage, Sanford finds she js not hurt when th e rains doscend. Is 'It not plain that the disaster to the work of-the* Everglade drninugc was due to lack of .rnm abtl-know ledge-jn-the-pinnsf- Ttir conscience of die TJmee-Union is clear— It did everything In its power to. warn those who undertook the task or duty of spending the money of die people.— Times-Union. The Gainesville Elevator will he greatly strengthened by the addition of William Laban Martin upon the editoHol staff. Mr. Martin, under the noni de plume of Polar-Stanley, has been writing for the Ocala papers for a number of years aod having „a thorough knowledge of the newapaper business, shopld prove a valu­ able acquisition to tho Elevator. T he Herald welcomes Peter in his new field and with Bro. Bullock should keep die Elevntur "going up." Now diat the election ia over and Sonfoed has settled down to Its usual pcacefulness nnd—business, let us all .consider what is best for Sanford. Let all go to work with a will and determination to advance Sanford. We have advantages superior to those of most cities, and each and every one should feel himself to bo a “committee of.one" to place diese advantages before the world. Sanford Is now in a fair way to advance. Put your shoulder to the wheel and push the Celery City to the -Toft is e lected: Tho bloodless bnttle of the ballots has been fought. The party differences which are Insepar­ able from"»; republic, and which are indi­ cations that it is in. health, have been arbitrated for the year 1908. Apologies or explanations from either side will not be encouraged by the public. For the past four months the people have been more or less absorbed in poli­ tics. In sente sections the hffojï|,gf the Presidential campaign have attracted at­ tention to the exclusion of almost every­ thing else, but altogether considered It lias been the quietest and least Interest­ ing in the history of the country. T he Herald takes pride in having treat­ ed Taft and his supporters witli the rc.ipect and consideration due opponents who. In the underlying main essential» cannot be so radically different from Democrats. We nil celebrate the Fourth of July alike, ntul will be unanimous against the encroachments of n foreign foe, Republicans have the same right to Jiffer with Democrats that Democrats have .o combat dm opinions, o f , Republicans. ridge the fair tcontinent o f Bryan by the better class of Republican journals, am to dismiss with contempt the bjackgunrds who have prostituted Journalism to the abuse of a good man und a good cause. It is the first duty of nil good Citizens to uphold the new administration and the new Congress. The contest Just closed has not been waged to promote a deadly quarrel, h hns been n peaceful settle­ ment. The election by tiro people, in the mode! republic, is the means of prevent­ ing a resort to Arms. If the settlement docs not prove to be the right jme, there will soon bo a chancent It again. T iie Herald has expressed an earnest hopc’-th n t. Mr. Drynirwuulfl~be jk 'L l a i President of the United States on bmt Tuesday, and it believes that If he had h lf administration would be for the honor und glory of the country, for the bcttcrment-of die condition of mankind, for the promotion of die central principle of equal nnd exact justice to.all. The charge that his election would be a jnenonce to nur insdtudons, an Interference With law, up­ heaving oi society and a robbery of one class'of people for the benefit of another. Is worse than idle. It represented the lowest scale of political effort There would have been peace and prosperity iin'der Bryan Just as there is .going to be under Taft. When the smoke of buttle has cleared away business wlU tie resumed and everybody wiU promote peace. Whlle'DcmoCrnts feel keenly (heir de­ feat, yet diey will be among the most loyal of all the population of die country to dje administration of President Taft. The President of die United ¡States is the chief dignitary of die country und ought to be the Président of all the peo­ ple, a ml Lho-partkmlnr repieseiitntlvCTjT pone. So long es such conditions hold. there will be harmony among att elasses and unanimity of notion concerning ilio general weal of the country. SANfORD November J HERALD Messrs. C. R. Walkfcr- and L. B. Philips incnl-school-b o a rd fimi Prof. -N. Perkins, Principal, o f )ho Sanford High School met witli |he County Domd or Educution at. Orlando W jJn;sday, reprerenting the school here,-and’laying some of the needs of this d is tric t. before the board. They were given a careful hearrf tire The Sliding Cut The Keen Kutter is tne only skfety razor that permits of the sliding cut, so necessary for a smooth, clean shave.. No scraping or pulling like the ordinary straight cutting razors. steel blades, each ground, honed and stropped by hand, tested and guaranteed. - Packed in leather case convenient for travelers. Fourth Vice President, J . S. Barrett; Secretary, A. W. Gustus; Treasurer. Mrs. E. L Marshall; Era Agent. Georgo Peabody; Reporter, Misa Sollie Lou Peabody. The Church was tastily decorated for the oocasslon with the colors of the League, gold and white. T he Herald this week contains an in­ teresting nrtlcle from Harry. Popworth who formerly resided here nhd while Chief of the fire department gained name and fame for having ono of theJiesUttmpnnica in the¡State. « O y ste rs se rv e d in e v e r y s ty le Harry J . W il G A R N ER & ROBERTS Successors to N. tí. GARNER arn ie Pico restaurant W H O L E S A L E A N D R E T A IL Up-to-Date Restaurant M cG lon B(iOs.,u’ Proprietore. HAY AND CRAIN Chase & Sanborn’s Teas and Coffees High-Grade Cigars and.Tobacco a Specialty E v e r y t h i n g Neat a n d Cl ean Wh ite fr o n t -g r o c e r y Telephone No. 39 nnd Cooked to Please the Palate of the Epicure FRANK L. WOODRUFF Corner First Street and Palmetto Avenue Sanford's-Only—Exclnsive^hoe—Store— tttttîîttîtttîttittttttttî W . W. L O N G DEALER IN William Jennings-Bryan for (he third lime has gone down in defeat with the flag of die Democrat^ hosts behind him. Like all catastrophes, the cause is always foynd after the/ accident h as happe ned, and today, while gazing over the ruins and carnage, where Once die jxuud hopes of Democracy wes builded, the causes of Agent for Vfrglnla Caroilna Fer the third.defeat are evident. tlllzers The Tampa Tribune lines them up pre­ cisely as follows : The continued unfriendly disposition of the business interests toward Mr. Bryan, despite du» im pressionnât he is a safer ntau.dmn heretofore. The failure of labor to sta n d . by Its Homelike Accommodations friends. w The"effbrt of New York's mercenary the City st Moderate Prices Democratic politicians to land Chandler a the expense of Bryan. The confirmation nnd ineradicable im Centrally ¡Located presslon o f a large majority of the Anted can people that a man who Juia beer beaten twice ought to be satisfied end give Ids party a chance to escape fremiti Cornçr of Fourth and Magnolia A'.venue “ hoodoo." Confidence, warranted by past performRE W J O H N S O N ances. in the ability, the conservatism and Hie reliability of William II. Taft S T R O N G L IN E O f C H IL D R E N ’ S S C H O O L SHOTS X J The Latest ball Styles in Ladies', Gent's and Children's Shoes + Ju st Received 1 + Fresh Meats Drink a Bottle of Comfort Cottag Cm fiER A L E -Q R . SQDAW ATER Manufactured with pure distilled wut£r— they will prevent illness, nid . digestion and give you health Th e Sanford Coca Cola Bottling C o -, Sanford, Fla M - ■; Your Order ^Solicited Best Grade Cypress Shingles Practice« la State and Federal Court*. M. G. T. build In* . WRITE M e f o r p r i c e s power in a free country. DiiinclinaUon to "swap horses whll< WALTER D. BELL crossing a stream," or diange admiuitlra Uons whllo emerging from a panic. A tto rn et -a t t L a W Republican enthusiasm. Democratic apathy. — s— '»• '• ■ AUlracu Ctsjninal and Titles l‘n Republican facility in obtaining cam Koum 21 Pico Sanford. Florida, palgn funds. Democratic dlfflculty^llltm. These are some of the "reasons the people of. the United States eh Uio Proxy, die Polidcid Legatee of R, veil, and defeated for the third dm« of the ablest men the country has celebradon. Our city Is located upon die the lake and boot races and aquatic sports could be made a feature. Auto* race*, horse racing, base-ball, merchants, carnival with floats, and n number of amusements could moke the day one long to be remembered. Let us have a fete Mr. IL S. Todd, of Kissimmee, visited day by all means: • his du usiner, Mrs. Wagner hut week. * Barbershop A U W H IT E B A R B ER S J._P . C L A R K , Orlando, Fla C H A S . H. E V A N S staple an Y A N C E Y G O LD , P ro p . Groceries Full Line of High Grade Cigars and T o b acco s .»— a”Agents for the Famous CLOVER ILL BRAND BUTTER FORD, FLORIDA 1( :: Finished Lumber for all Building Purposes ATTORNEY-AT-LAW In this issue of T he JJrmi.u is an article from R. H. Whitner regarding a fete day for Sanford in March and as Mr. Whitner suggests, St. Patrick's Day, or about that time in the spring whan vegetables, fruits nnd JJqwptft. ore a t their best, end the thoughts of the hamesceker are turned toward Florida. Other cities are planning big celebrations for the winter season and Sanford, die garden spot of the world, should by all means plan a fete day or SAN FO R D 9 F L O R I DA �viOV.»' THE SANrORDjïERALD fironön, la visir Inrt her son, Robert Newiinrr TiT several «Invìi. Ru« 8, from 73 cents up. Lillie Happenings—Mention o f M atters In B rief. f l (ISONAL IT E M S O f A business unti socinl *>V V O UK ' Snm Dell, representing the Carry Roof­ ing ¡Do., was In the city Thursday. Snm Is thinking seriously of mnkltig..Sanford summary or m e n u » u n » Arranged for Hur­ ried Herald Readers. Succinctly John Cook, of the Cook Automobile Co, of Orlando, was In the city laat Wednea- •><• Huy n 0-U*N0 smoker and get n ticket on 520 pijie, at —Wins. Evans'. WaMtuk* T wo all round painters. Cull nt The Herald cilice lurpaiiiculars. $12.1)5 is the standard price fora tailormade sull nt D. A- Caldwell in the SlonoGovc block. A , HeffleldCo. Mr». Moody, of Orlando, com e up to the dty Monday In. her auto, ond brought . Grandpa Coiner of Maitland with her. caBOtaUflua Fo* River Butter for-sale ^ ^ T h e ehw mediarne» employed.- Òiftce & Minshcw, Fico Hotel block T. J. Oieck Is In Sanford tfils week, looking after his property interests and contemplating the erection of more buildFoil planting is npiirtycntng. M. M. Smith will sell you land v M m y terms. See Pell for paper hanging. patterns just in. Now fnll . Far n short lime only, Tnpestry Urnsid » Art Squnrcs, regular price $22.51), ipedul twice $17. . Salford Furniture Co. Catholic Church — XXII Sunday after Pentecost. Low mima, 7 a. in.; Sunday ichoot; 9 a ni.; Hi gli mass mid sermon F A L L STO CK I,lias been arrivine daily. f*:l . ___ h ___i i You should •ok over.(his slòck before making your W O O L D R E SS GOODS trimmings to maicli. ** 41U*~ u. u. DWt'ai win entertain the next meeting uf the Woman's Hume Missionnry Society, on Thursday afternoon next, November 12 , nt the parsonage. The meeting begins nt il o'clock. All the Indies of the church are urged to nttend. Mattings of all klntianna patterns, irom 2() cents pet yflnl to 50 ce,,tB* nt AllcflicW* Furniture Store. W B. Bridges, representing the H. & W B. Prtw Co. of Jockaonvllle, la In the city selling Underwood typewriters. $18 Art Squares' fdr JIB , size 0x12. E. The Merry Widow sardines, for sale by Garner L Roberta. The ladies of the Baptist diurdi will lerve oysters in all styles; also ice ■ cream iWj cake, on Saturday, Nov. 14th, next dwr to Pico Hotel. Buy Henry Clay Flour of W. W. Long; The best on earth. Ur. A. W. Gustus. one of the fnlthfu' diipsrctUrs of the Atlantic Coast Line. iefrTueSday-nlghtroti-o visit of several withIds homo folks In In ill Atin. V 1"I*❖ 4-y *>.<••>•>4 '* <>■>** •!■•><«-*♦+■ E. A. HcfTlcld IN T E R E S T A. 1lefTlcId Co. ^ -% <•a ••• 1v •>»I**> •> *;* *>*5*-¡»4*- $ t G IflG H A M S— Full Li (1res; cs H O S IE R Y — Wo carry the celebrated Cadet Brand, 1 and toe, sold under a guarantee F. P. C O R S E T S — Fall Styl. figure «.it Inn the best N. P. Yowell & Comp Tlieie will belilo usuai Services oh Slm dayat thè First MetlHXlist churchr Prendi - 5"PM**>$+•> *•> .>ì .Ç 4. 4. -y<•■>* 4. 4. 4. < .+ * * 4, ing.ll n. m. and 7 p. in., hy thè pastor. ■m -4*•>4* Tite Stmdny school meets ai 9:45 a. m. l'his is thè Inai tnlssimiury day of thè eonforencc year, and thè e'asseswill liring in tlieir plcdges inaile for thè caute of nlftslnmi. ‘ Epworth Lentia* incelili;',Su luy, !l p. rn. A cordiniinvitatimi exteud vi to everybody. Stra.igèrs ¡qmcinlìyjt.vittvl. C, -HUGHES CONTRACTOR and B U I L D E R T. F. William-, ty;on Thursday: ttistruciioiis, 3 p. in. the city? ■ Spencer. Phene 100. Park avenue.* * M Latest ¡11 new green hats', at Mettlnger' New Floridn Syrup in hulk tit the SanWade, the tuner, Orlando. . .'ord Grocery Co. The newest and latest at Mettlnger* Sec the fine display of Japanese ware, J t the Sanford Furniture Co. Finest line Jry go al.» store, next to |K.stollice. ever shown in Sanford. 1 Fresh oyster» served in every style •« J . B. Barnes, the efficient linotype oper­ the Pico restaurant. Spencer makes the best bread. Try lt ator of the Orlandu Rc|xirtbr-Slnr. paid lie up-to-date and number your house. Sanford a visit Inst Sunday. Mr. Barnes Get your numbers from A. E. Hill Hard­ I noted ninny changes in .the city since his wire »tore. I last visit, several years ago. Or. and Mrs. Mason,and family returned this week from Wrightaville, N, C„ where ; “ Thé H arris T ran sfer and Sto rag e. they spent the summer. Their many Pianos ortd Furniture moved and friends are glad to welcome them home (sto re d . Box stalls rented. Plmnc 210, None but firsl-cjass labor employed nnd all contracts guaranteed to be In accordance co rn er P alm etto uvertuç and Third a. till. V will, plana, and specifications stre e t’ ' ~ - - Ja m e s C. Harris. , Hive W. G. Hammond make your plans I uni In Business lo do Business fo r Those Who Need My Serv ices For nil up-to-dnte tnllor-tnndc suit, sec for your new house. Office with Murrell P o s to n ic o Dox 7 7 1 D-A. Caldwell & Sons. l Minshaw, Pico Hotel block. * Thanksgiving is nenr and the gobble of the tuikcy is heard In the land. Place )txtr order now wilii Uie Sanford Gro­ cery Co, .The pastor will preach, morning and evening, in the Presbyterian church. The timing service has been changed from 7;30 lo 7 o'clock. All are cordially in- New stock Evaixiruted nnd Dried Fruits for Christinns.cnkPKmr Long's Grocery. Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty F or R ent; Boarding house. 15 rooms, Chase & Sanborn's ten and coffee, the best there is. Gurner &. Roberts. I modem convenience. good hVation in I Sanford. Inquire Coon Cola Bottling Co. For Sale—Two hundred thousand fine lettuce Nanis, Apply to B. F. Martlndule, I Get your house numbers from A. E. Hill I Hardware Company._______L •?__________ It will be interesting to note, that the public school of Sanford Los enrolled now 4 3 8 pupils, only nine less than the schoti in Orlnndn, which bus 44 7 . This shows, as has beéiïTioled It) these coltims before If you want a first-class tnilor-mnde the rapid growth of the Celery City. vm ft* $12.98, call nt D. A. Caldwell & - A little money now nnd a ttttle now and then is the way to buy celeAjwfbl. See 'Headquarters for Iron Age tools. Any­ M. M. Sin 111) for particulars.***^ thing you want in hund plows, fertilizer Get estimates from Pell on house print­ distributor*, etc., Harry J . Wilson. ing. -^Msw-Florida S y n ip rju ir a rriv e d ,V t-----W ^" clean"everything but your con­ science. Phone 210. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harris of Eustis, vku have been visiting tltclr children— MrsC. A. I>)bblna and Mrs. Frank Dar­ ting—and families, for several days, have returned home. t• The Herald force has been augmented this week by the arrival of A. R. Cassels from Hawkinsvllle, Gn Mr. Cassels is a former resident of Sanford, and having n thorough knowledge of the printing busi­ ness will i>rove a valuable addition to The Herald. tuo a nest une or Japanese ^ foond la the city. Pricttt **Vi*h Sanford Furniture Co, *** Spencer » fine of òaridléST W. H. HAND ri)k SALf:—ÜS0 u cics o f fíñr cylcry land cheap. A'm>S a cre farm lo r ren t, with house nnd toots. It will pay you to. Investigate this. Oox 4 7 3 , Sunlord, Florida. Faultless white cherries,* Limn Benin nmi succotash, at Garner &. Roberts'. The Celery City Laundry has installe! up-to-date pressing and cleaning inurbili ery and nre now prepared to do your clean ing nt reasonable prices. Give (hein 1 trial. Notice o f R eg istration The registration book for the City of Sanford. Florida, will-lie opened on Mon­ day, November 2nd, 1908, in the City Clerk's office, and will close on December -1st, 1908, at 5 o’clock p. m. Hours of registration—9 <0clock a. m. to 12 m., and fiom 2 until 5 o’clock p. in, 11-4 Mark L. Scott, City Clerk. F or S ale—Some fine thoroughbred Du­ Heating Stoves n e Jersey male hogs. Box 7 5 4 . All kinds—wivkI, coal, oil and gas. For n good smoke try the X Senator voiir old stove cleaned and put up now cigar at the Suniord'Grikiery Cm--------- ----- *£2 Tull line of groceries, always fresh, nt the Sanford Grocery Co. D. C, Wagner returned home with *4hters, Maude Alice and Ada, last *s°nipanled by Mrs. Wagner’s every QUICK LUNCH CAFE IN CONNECTION Why not spend n. few dollars having that old well of your s' cleaned out nnd drilled deeper. It will .save doctor's bifis. I am equipped lo dq you a tirst-class job nml reasonable price*. Artesian nnd deep wells te le p h o n e fto . 6 0 M . DR. R. M. MASON DENTIST Phono 19 Geo. H. F ehnald llAimwAiin Co, dally—Celery City Hon. T. P. Warlow, of Orlando, trans acted business in the city on Thursduy. N o tice to Residents unit •O w n e rs P ro p e rty P . LI FRESH M EATS Swofwftli Ft.iiida GEO. A. DcCOTTES Ju s t Received The largest line of spirting gooJs cvrf ATTORNEY Atm COUNSELLOR a t IJVW French dry and steam cleaning. Celery received in Sanford—guns, rlfies, bunting Practice In Slate and Federal Courts City Laundry. clothing, etc. Harry J . Wilson. Send your shirts, collars and cuffs to the Sanford, Fla Lawn Mowers , Celery CityStenm Laundry and they will Special prices to reduce stock. If you look as new. w an t d good mdwer at n |pw price, nnw ir The^newest and latest at Mettingcr's the time to buy. Also good 3tock of dry goods store, next to postolfice. scythes, gross hooks and lawn rakes. S U R V E Y O R AND DR A U G HT S MA N I sell the celebrated Macy wagon. Hur­ ' Levi-Hni sad Cn>M-Sectioning for Drainas« ry J . Wilson. o Specialty « Tax N o tice Fox Reffr—Four unfurnished rooms. ----------- s ju j^ u jU A - f i .n g i n A ________ Address B„ Herald office. The tax books of the City of Snnfbrd Phone Spencer for bread. Free liouse to for tiie current, year will be open on the house delivery. Phone 100. first -M ond»y-in-N m Ti:ibi!rrt1)08rbf life THOMAS EMMET WILSON Collector's office. . . ^ The newest and latest at Mettinger's .AJTyKNJÏY AND tXMJNSEUJJR dry gixxjs-stpretext to postoffloa. » aS^x Pnkmal-J^Xns jS itft H TiCd W & w tlm AT-LAW Luxurious leather couches urul Daven­ first day of March. 1909. and real estate Late Slate Attorney Seventh judicial Circuit of ' t HI I ill ports, at the Sanford Furniture Co. Just before Uie first day of April. 1909. Sec Rtaklencea, Saafuni and Sylvan Lake the kind you want, and at reasonable Section 213. Revised Ordinances. , r . . . JUX-LctvEbUcctor. Lace Curtains a si Laundry. Phone 21i eggs, pork nnd beans k* toothwmie nrticies, at Mre. O. L11 lundi room, oppoaite llie depot. Cigars and Tobacco G R O C E R IE S J . I. ANDERSON’S Consulting Mechanical and Practical Machinist r i t i r i In Machine Detlgn. Erection and Repair PALATKA. FLORIDA F. W. Temperton The Building Committee of the City T he Pope Contracting Company will furP lu m b in g and nlsh your plans free of cost when they do Council has'authorized City Engineer J.A . your work. Gas Fitting >avis to number all residences, nnd busi­ R. J . Holly and family have moved ness houses in the city. The city has pur­ All Work Receives My Personal Attention If taken at once. Into the Munson house, corner of Sixth chased a sufficient of numbers, to supply Paper Hanging a Specialty street and Myrtle avenue* and Best Efforts Afeitt for Allied Peati Co. Step Into Mrs. G.L-Takash's|jncli room lieuses at a |*rire sti|Mlat frequent trips to Sanford. Opposite City Hull 'Phone 230-1 With Tinted fk VenabierOpp. Posioffico ■IÛ and get a cup of good coffee. Five cents. Ing committee. B uoj INC COMMUTEE. j, r*U!, ,r ' ' ' i.tA't ’ ' ** * V ' -'^r- . . _ ---------- ^ ’ DECORATING �IME NPWiìibtr 7. law *ANFORD ftCRALD O ne Thousand Acres of Celery Land Flowing Wells Guaranteed . $100.00 to $150.00 Per Acre Reasonable Cash Payments • * Easy Term s Lands Adapted to Celery, Lettuce, Cauliflower, Potatoes, E tc Improvements Being Made Ev cry Day in Hustling Sanford CYLVDE L IN E 'S IM PRO V EM EN TS Will Paint the P assen g er and rrelg h t Depot Buildings and Improve Their P roperty Generally — Sanford, In the rust distant Tuture, Is going to be a beautiful city. Each re­ turning season marks suides in the right direction. S i* months ago how much had we to boost of in the way of walksT Note the miles of handsome cement that have •inca beeiilald . T h e shaded driveways. tho verdant lawns, the disappearance of hitherto unsightly yard enclosures, the flower uiyl bloom of residence grounds, the remodeling of dwellings and the In­ creasing spread of house paint, all point to the larger, handsomer and more met­ ropolitan Sanford of the near by and by. When the writer stepped off the boat nt Sanfonl. on arrival here last March, the first tiling that met his view was the ungainly condition of the Clyde Line dock and passenger and freight houses. There was the SimfonJ—Huma, standing out i a bold relief, expanse, thrift and in­ vitingness written all about, without and within. In marked conuast stood the ad­ jacent Clyde buildings, disconsolate and dejected, as though fully conscious of Tupper.oor genera] agent at Jacksonville, ia herewith directed to proceed with re­ pel ri and paint up the buildings, in order that they may be more attractive. This Mill be done prior to tire movement of the winter passengers. __________ “Yours very truly, „"H.-H. R aymond. V .P . I G .M ." We congratulatc the city on. th e.n ice little improvement that will shortly be made, as above. Now let the pending paving be pushed to an accomplished fact as rapidly as possible. Then let'the City Fathers order the cross-walks put in to connect the various links of foot-way already.built, and ictu s have a fine.wide cement walk on either side of Palmetto avenue, from the pavement on First street to the CtytJe"Line docks, and ihen just watch the handsoming that will surely begin on every side. We haye seen it before and know whereof we speak. Just so soon as the pavement Is inaugurated and the cross-walks made we shall see every street and alley, and residence and grounds taking on a sleeking up regime such as will he the pride of every S a n fordite and the envy of all our neighbors. There is no reason why Sanfonl should not only rival in beauty, but far outstrfF all the pretty towns about us. for Instance, Orlando and DcLand. This henutv-dnrin. mg will begin identically with the pave have boasted, hod unmistakably deterh fashion. Depend upon It. this stale ment orated into the semblance of tatters and Is absolutely and unequivocally true. —E. T. WooDKurr. Several months having passed nnd nothing doing a t the Clyde buildings in Notice is hereby given that L William the way of keeping abreast with (he pro­ ih McQuoid, as Guardian of the person gress and growing importance of our personal letter, and also with a petition signed by a goodly number of our public spirited men. Mayor Lake endorsing the plan and Mr. Holden and others supple­ menting with further written requests, nnd herewith have the pleasure of repro­ ducing the reply received, showing that her, A. D. 1908, at 10 o'clock a. m.. to ap­ ply to the county Judge of Orange coun­ ty, Florida, at his office In the City of Orlando, for authority to sell at private sale all the right, title and interest to die following described land, situate lying sad being Ui dicxQUaty of Orangn-oui state of Florida, t o - w i t L o t nine (9 ), much to be desired Improvement. Below block-four ( 4 ) , tier five (S ), in the City L the good-news letter received: of Sanford, Florida. - "Clyde Steummhlp Co.. N.Y.,Och 2G. William R. MoQuajo. "Mr. E. T. Woodruff. Sanford, Fla.: As Guardian of Cecelia D. McQuald. "Dear Sir;—1 am la receipt of yours en­ Nov. 6 .1 9 0 8 . 12-4 closing petition from citizens regarding repairs that are necessary to the Clyde Furniture to rent by the month or sean. Sanford Furniture Go. Lino property at Sanford. Cepe. W. M. OR TR U CK LANDS Come and See Us BOARDING CELERY, SANFORD. FLA. It Makes No DiffeJence What You Want or Where You Want It and on Terms that are Right B 9 w ARD-PAÇJCARP, L A N D C O M P A N Y T O N S O R IA L PARLORS L CALHOUN n / s r J . L. CARKUTIIEBS Proprietor FLORIDA FIRST CLASS CRATE MATERIALS Smford, Fit. �Budiet of Opinion “ Just Be tween >ou and Me" . tue! li Among Ye Takln* Note*, - -- So Says Saunterer. ^..kíU ght^M h«-M *or.-w ho a ttir e nromerit wns doihg his best to mow otT o two-days’ growth or newspaper beard. The Saunterer admitted that he had never InduiietLmliul reading-in 111» conception of the barber's necessary qualifications. "Well. It’s so," Insisted the tonsoriallst, "1 had an illustration of the fact In your case Just now. ju s t as I was nbout to make o sweep along your right cheek with this razor, you suddenly turned your head to blow Qur*the mouthful. of smoke yda hatt drawn from your cigar. Tnadë Inducem D. L. THRASHER’S iFurnishing Store HARDW ARE CO Can Furnish Fence to Fence -It Lime to Sweeten It the ghost of Gen. Sanford if in midnight hours he walks—provided the moon 1* brightly shining. TnK, RKfc Improvements as sewerage sod paved streets are to cost considerable money, sad in some Instances will work i fasrdibip on property-owners,'and that Uonly unfortunate. But two years hence hn will regret the Improvements. Attractive streets add to a city’s ability todrawnew Inhabitants; new Inhabitants idd to s dty’s trade; a city’s Increased jadftsdds to tho general prosperity and nsoiorlof die whole community. People bo o sts seeking new locations will not iettie in fossilized communities. la time our citizens will realize the nettssity for the emplayment of a clty foroter. and when the trees on the streets ire properly trimmed the appearancejof our thoroughfares will be wonderfully Irtiproved. And speed the day I movements arc mnde to jerk our razors back. That wouldn’t give us time. We have to anticipate them, and If the facul- ty lot doing that Isn’t mind lAiding It comes pretty close to It. Don’t you think' The Saunterer guessed that it wns. and wandered out of the shop,wondering what sort of a proposition would be aiming on him the next lime ho got shaved. ESTifflff'ES 4 I want to sound a note of warning re­ basiO M te a ir garding tile price of rented bouses In this < rn.es» Dmoi & Co, “•l Cuotmcs city. Ju st now bouses are scarce and all theuvminble oiieslireToklin," niid accord NOW IN TH E HOUSE Ing to the law of supply and demand houses arc renting for a fancy price. But A complete line of Men’s Snnppy, Is it right and just to boost the price on Up-to-date Suits, in all the houses that formerly rented for ten dol­ leading Shades and Patterns, lars to thirty dollars nowf Sanford is prosperous now and more new people are settling here than in any other city In Florida, and yet this tide of immigration g Hive convictions and don’t be afraid can easily" be directed to other cities besides on elegant line of Boys' to announce them I If you are a hen, stay where house rent is nut so exorbitant. Pants, Suits. Especial attention Pull down your rents to a reasonable is called to our strong and coinfigure and you will hnve just ns much Inn r n ip h - . p íete .lin e o f Men usodard and hold It high. Cherish an Mes and live up to it, or ut least toward it The sunflower never reaches the'Sun, both 1» steadfast to follow ond lUrh towirJ it There is nothing so pitiful on nrth ai an intelligent human being too politicand cowardly to stand up to a con­ viction of some kind. If I hail a child that didn't have sense enough to take tides one way or the other gn every queslifBlhet come» u|*,-l -slwwiltl fe e l like go lag into an asylum to try and forget that I v u a father to such a nonenity. It is beUer to hatloo with the wrong crowd than not to halloo at all. Better be fight­ ing on the wrong side than a stay-ntheie, do-nothing, mugwuump. Be thor­ ough. What ten is that is made of lukevinn water and never steeped, or what kaonade is that is made without lemons, * flre-crnckers without powder, bo is a uw-coinmlUal, politic, cowardly, sly crea­ ture whose desire to please everybody tod be friends with God and Satan at the **** time renders him of less enrtjiiy ncwont than a cancelled postage stamp. From $15.00 to $30.00 -» * » — mm *- * . *— - - j ~ m itt can afford to stay longer, and tlic strangers within our gutes will not im­ agine, they^nre being held up In broad duyliglu and robbed. 4 Some folks in Sanford have been play­ ing Kip Van Winkle so long that they (ire still voting for Andrew Jackson for Presi­ dent, and it is "hard for these old fossils to realize that Sanford is moving and «rpldly becoming a city] The other day, while the houses were being numbered, preparatory'to getting ready for free de­ livery, a certain inhabitant came to the door and wanted to know what the enu­ merator was doing. "Going to number yuur house," said he. "Not if 1 know my­ self,'* »poke up tho Ancient One. "I have been living right here in Sanford for twenty-five years and everybody knows where I live, and we don't need no num­ ber».” It was in vain that the gentleman cnrfenvnred to explain timt In order to get free delivery every bouse must be num­ bered. Nothing doing as yet. Probably that old soul thinks tho house is well s t oiten near men sa y —“Don t do that. known to everyone in the United State». Too will make enemies.” They not con. Yours for Progress, •idtr that Ute (imposed act is right—but ________ TRc S auntckm . th*l to do so will "make enemies.” Many Iced tea; just the thing this hot weather. lwn nre loved best for the enemies they Mrs. Taka all's lunch room, opposite depot. hve made. Our Saviour had enemies, •ad good St. Paul waa a strong partisan. Jtodijr of the ’’trimmer” is rapidly chdial—la society, in business, in church und j* The age is of him weary. 11* nay prosier for a time— but not*dur<In Clark Building 1°! * protracted period. He is a devour* ' ** CIenlM nothing. No compromise Home-Made Bread, Like Mother e>!f iolly adjusted a wrong—and one Used to Bake Sanford Bakery T*9 man can long do bis duty in buaiQuick Orders for Fancy eua « socially or politically without rankCakes Filled Promptly enemies. If you combat wrong you Past incur die enmity of the wrong-doer. "*** perrons who are all tilings to all Goods delivered to any parts of the nen'wlio get through Jife with few ene- FURNISHED FOR M A T E R IA L OR WORK House Furnishings Goods Stoves, C r o c k e r y and G l a s s w a r e Wall Paper, Paints and Oils, White and New Home Sewing Machines, Edison Phonographs and Records, Wholesale „ Dealers In Gasolene and Kerosene t tlg iC " S h o e s * a to foot and we guarantee to please. Y o u rs fo r b a d e s t vo lu cs. D. L. THRASHER SH IPPER S Û E JE W E L E R Florida Fruits and Vegetables MY SPECIALTIES: ird's Hand Palmed China Coeham'a Stelling Stiver Rogete' Plated Wara Elgin and Waltham Waichte SANFORD, FLORIDA Machine i Foundry Works >airingofall Kinds « of Machinery d e a l e r s in E S T A B L IS H E D 1 8 6 9 Arc Offering Any and All Kinds of F l o r id a R eal E sta te at as Low Prices and on as reasonable terms as Can be Had Anywhc Office on Park Avenue, between First and Commercial Streets. Sanford, Florida Automobiles and Gas Sanford Library without enemies,” you con safely lnon the other side, "and did nothing ite good of mankind.” It Is only the ” *k.wUi lias the courage of his convieV. stand for the right, regardconsequence» to himself, who 1» of -T****1.10 *** warfare against e v il But ■tímructer of the enemies a man r**** * ' u deunnlne the kind of work hie ^«ccoinpUahed. If he has been of any in the community you may know Free Reading Room ROOM 20 Office and works on Oak Avenue, near Fernald's .Upstairs, Pico Block Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p.m. AND Saturdays 4 to 9 p. m. Strangers Wplcpme ARCHITECT Office'w ithpf urrell fc MLeslie w Do you i ’ealiztr the—necessity for a substantial foundation us a part of that sidewalk which you intend building? A nicely finisjipd top lends beauty, but not stability. This is to be attained only when the same care is exercised in selection of materials for Uw-foundation aßTor the-topooaL m u i this mis iact minu, Ii am importing naru crushed crusnea x Wilh fact in mind, Importing aeon clean hurt! stone, which when mixed with standard engineering specified- / tions, gives an absolutely dependable foundation. If you wmit a walk in which ybu can .take pride in the years ' to come, be sure that that, foundation is right This is one of the characteristics of my wojfcs Let me figure on such a?- , walk for you. Sanford, Florida �. — ■ THE 8ANF0RD HERALD P»l* 8 IN-THC SOCIAL WORLD Items of Interest Concerning ------ society People. c tal chinch.—A. R. eroici k wltî be Wllff ------- --- usimi fi ceffi! tenis. No fare A N O RDIN ANCE------------------- tTxnrhes.Tltstt'nw shall ritd fòt ciitUrtm five years of II be. DFi :• f'jni 1 .»a v• !»»**»« «« under —r fhc Jleytld during their stny In the city Granting to S. O. Chase. A. T. Rossi ter, A. P. Connelly, r.P . rorster and J. N.Whltner, Mrs. Cassels it residing with her daugh­ their Associates and Assigns. Certain ter, firs . Frank Woock, on Oak avenue, Rights and Privileges Pertaining la Street their many Sanford friends will be Railroad In tho City of Sanford. riorKIs 7 -=“ » a gla [ltd greet them.Again. Bt rr OnDAmro by (he City Council of (he City of Sanford., Florida: iWehlva Tribe Is Organized Srcuoul, That S 0 Chase. A. T. Roeelier. A the 30th, sleep of Traveling Moon« P. Conaefly. r . P. f a s t e r snd J N Whitner (here•her designated as Goaktitx), (heir associate* and Wekiva Tribe No. 41, Improved Order of assigns. are hereby given and granted municipal franchises. right*. privilege* and authority to have Red Men, was instituted in the city by J . and operate strew railways, and the tight of way IIn u P c lrrv therefor, upon, along, through, over and across the M. Pound, Great Ju n lo f Sogimore, and U Tty of Sanford, os foistrrrts and avenue* of theCIt Oliver, Great Chief Of Records. The fol- lows : Constructing first on Sanford avenue from smithk gfty lOa ksa i s l i s l s ii s i 11 asá la s s g a a h i* lowing officers were installed! iue to Osh Oak BVntue avenue 0on ,1 Mrst r u t , street, ■u . t i , accordu avenue ms l10 o r. U ec. t . Trafford1« map of the town of Sanford. Sachem. L. F. Steffey; Senior Sogimore. Ins Orange County. Florida, and such other streets and Woman's Club Entertain W. D. Hammond; Junior Sogimore, J . A. avenues at the City Council shall from time to time toy resolution or ordinance. Said rights and The Woman's Club, Sanford’s latest so­ Dorum; Prophet. J . 1. Anderson; Keeper of direct privilege* are hereby granted to the said Grantee* cial organization, was at home to their Wampum, G. B. Pope; Chief of Records, ’or the purposes of constructing, maintaining and by electricity, gasoline or such othrr mosparad aft, ------- -------------— , — friends on last Tuesday night, ¿htfantef- N. O. Garner. The new tribe startslive offpower, except steam, as may be from time to time authorized by tho City Council, a line of tained in their new home on Third street with some of the best people of Sanford, Street railway Iway for the Iran»porting of passengers, such underther with : toast, The house had been especially arranged nnd the new order bids fair to have __ ______ ________ »itches, ti grvund'wi"!-», and____ such alila tracks,. switch tumcbaide for the comfort of the members and guests, large membership in a few months. la ana ts and Connections connect urns a* as may be ut approved approvru by uy the me ty Council or Its straal committee, as may be nnd the decorntlons in club colors of green necessary to the proper operation ol street railways Dr. Nelson at Baptist Church In said streets and parts of same, fur the full term and red were beautiful and appropriate Dr. Nelson, formerly pastor of the Bap­ of thirty (SOkyeara. from and after the date of the This color scheme Is especially adapted going Into effect of this ordinance. In tha operation of their motors nnd cars upon for decorating, as the natural plants and tist church at Orlando ahd greatly be­ Said street railway, herein provided, tha said loved by everyone, will preach at the Grantees, associates and assigns, shall conform to flowers of Florida lend their beauty and and be governed by tucli rules and regulations aa Baptist church tomorrow, at both morn­ fragrance to the decorative idea, and have l»een heretofore and ahall hereafter be adopt­ by ordinance of said city. Inrge festoons of red berries and green ing and evening services. The evenini edher. 2. Thectacka «hall be laid with rails suit­ service will begin at 7 o’clock. Everyone able for operating with motive power as herein leaves nnd roses gnloro vied with the provided, and in 1 1 manner aa not to Impair the green noliTe<rcnñiI1 es”"pTucecPupon .the Is cordially Invited to a ttend -nnd henrthis usefulness H as a thoroughfare for the of the :lrs. and so laid as to contables nnd in many niches around t h e je | eminent divine. * brg radf w wfTfch Uni tatf POI NTS PURELY PERSONAL f». •- S cepilonliatrf , ■- J!^ . IJT'i r 'ir In tho receiving line were Mcsdnmes J W. Dickens, Forrest Lake, R.S. Keelor nnd Miss Keelor. and the guests were made to feel a t home upon their arrival within the portáis of the club. No details weto overlooked providing for the comfort of the guests, and in one of the rooms several tables gave on op­ portunity for whist nnd bridge. A line musical progrnm was rendered by some of Sanford's musicians, and with vocal solos nnd recitations beguiled the -pteeseat-hour*.--------------------------------- - - -Chicken mriod- rrposinjt'tiprm rr bed nf crisp lettuce, and flanked by n demitnsse of coffee nnd rich cream, provided an epi­ curean lunch that sustained the reputa­ tion of Sanford's ladles and gained a new one for the members of the Woman's Club. '• " . The first reception was a social success, and is only one of many that .will be given be the club during the season. _, - flection Proefam&tlon or may be-bulll/wnerArr the.dtr fiarga- lahllshed or shall establish such grade. Whet* the streets are not traded, said Grantees, their as­ Mayor's Office, Sanford, Fla. sociates and assigns, shall) trade the space be­ November 3, 1008. tween the rails and two Ieel beyond the ends of In accordance with the Ordinances of the ties on such streets or parts of sure La. and the City of Sanford. Florida. 1 hereby call shall remove and ndjual their tracks to conform to grade with as little Inconvenience and hlrulernn election to be held on Monday, De­ said ance to the use of such gtrrrt as possible, and In cem b er 7th . 1908. at the City Hall, on no event shall the city be liable to said Grantee*. Palmetto avenue, between First nnd Sec­ their Mandatée and assigns, for any damage on of said change.* When xhe (aid Gramere, ond streets, for the purpose of electing a account t Hr Ir aseodates or aaelgns, shall lay or rrpalr Mayor to serve for one year; a M Marshal t t b i their tracks on said afreets or portions of street* the tune lime paved, pavea, inry they in shall n i at m their tneir own expense expanaa and Collector to serve for one year, a at, me relay lay tha the paving taken up so a i to conform to the Clerk, Treasurer and Assessnr to serve for eat taMished grade, making (he needed repaire with one year; three Aldermen to serve for two ilka,________ la material used euch, paving. ■ -_ln. ------Whenever or wherever the dty or owners of the years. abutting property on any street shall have pavrd Polls open at 8 o'clock a. m. and close or shall pave, or cause to be paved,'any street or at sundown the same day. part of street on which said Grnnlees. their aatoI h e re b y e iH x ^ n t T^-KoaiMt, Q. S . T ax vex d aiaau r assigns, now have or will have thetrsnEd and Geo. Foie. Jr.. ns Tiisitoclôni'ôr "Miff tracks or any aaancf election, and E. W. Ü. Dunn ak clerk. F orrest L a k e , Mayor of the City of Sanford. Fla. W. H. Fuss who was sent from Jackson­ ville to the convict camp_for six months for larceny, lias been given a conditional pardon, his friend's.in Georgia giving se ­ curity for his good conduct. Fire In the plnnt of the Prairie Pebble Phosphate Company, Mulberry, Nov. 1. de­ F orm er R esid ents Return ‘ Mrs/Cassels and son, A. R. Cassels. ar­ stroyed property to thè am ount-of about rived in the city on Monday from Haw- $100,000. The entire drying plant, dry kiitsville,G«.,«iMl will juakc Sonfpr.il.ih cJc.. bin home. .They are former residents of San­ the boarding house nnd private hotel nh~* ford, tho Into Rev. Harry Cassels being at two residences in the immediate vicinity. one time the rector of Holy Cross Episoo- The planfw lll be rebuilt. upon M i . , .N R under Its supervision and direction, pave the space between It* rails and tracks, and at least two feet hryund the ends of the lies. In. the same manner and with the aame material as is used In paving the remainder of (he street; and shall maintain the same In good order and condition. At all crossing« on unpaved street*, the said Grantees, their associates and assigns, shill, un­ der the supervision snd direction of said city, cover the space between their tracks and between the rails of (heir tracks, and even thrrewllh for at least two feet wide, and the approaches thereto 00 each aide, with rock or shell, or with such other msterlal ns may be permitted by said city, and shall maintain tha same In good repair and con­ dition. Sni 3. The laying of said tracks, crossings and approaches at crossings, and (he locations of wires within the said city limits, nnd maintaining the aame, shall b* under the supervision of the proper .authorities of said city, nnd shall be duns In acith their Instructions. Sec. 4. The fnre charged by said Grantee*, their atsoriaaetand assigns, from any point on their line or branches. mtalMLls. by one continuous passage within the city flnms I I aloi along tald lines end proper offlrefx nil books of fseounltt to a ro m .9 the amount of Its gross earnings: end * f 5 ? I 2 l h talning such amount, and the reached such number, the said Cltv ,,( ch* . "I shall have the right to levy oft 'n n d^Cet t, ^^! ^3 taxx . o IWn — a..1ta two nor per r*»tit cent, annua annuallyu on.the gross c|lTfll ag othrr taxes doe the ettr, snd shall b., •» upon the property of the said compand !“ • m th e Honorable Torrut Lak* M», , , ,,f of Sanford, 4 lor idn : "» m r of t h .f ,,, n i r i ° ^ by C*.r , t, *r «<• above and fores Ordlnanee was duly passed at a te|ul. ln, ' 7 is&ina!' i AP ^ w . * » , t u |f e 2u , ¿ a o i a , , .W " *• Fuersr Ian To the Voters of Sanford: I am a candidate for Mayor, and if I-*, , , , , I promtae to enforce the law. ,0 the hr„ * £ 2 ability. Yours respectfully, * • C- L- IISAtn, F o r City Marshal" To the Voteri of Sanford. I hereby announce ntyaelt as a ramliilatr fnr cu. Matshal. »ubjeetto thewill af nil „( u.V I have had some years experience at Moent To——» the Voters . w— ol--------ord: Sanford: I hereby announce myself as a camlldate for rrelection to the office of fclty Marshal, and t,kr ti „ occasion to thank my friends for their suWwt ! the past and solicit a continuance of thesonM ( t the municipal election. Deceinlier 17th. |womi;« that, will .In that, as as In In the the nasi past. ÏI will ¿ T m ’/ u t n i uviuuiue iu ^ serve order... In the d ty and eàforcr a strici utoèiv ance oI all laws. J T Ur. For C lerk,T reasu rer and Assessor To the Voter* of Sanford: “ "JW nte fur re-election to the omero! Clerk. Trcatlirrr and Assessor of ihrOu, w ford. •1 have srrvad the. |ieople In this uflk* 1.« eight y*ara «iul tho e«prri<'i,.,anne,l ,l»rm«ihrseycitrauualiflcame m glyc the U-ai iJ . au . k - r i'iTiT'Ìii , faithful discharge . V*1- ,* Promise n carrful si, o( iff* duties id the office. Maui L Sum. For City Council Tile friends of G. R. Calhoun wish to »musior* his'eandidney for member of the City Council hud' the west side. Superior printing fur nil H erald office. t O ld S h o e s Wanted r t am nfinin nskinti for 01.1) SHOES. I will give what ijtey are worth SIZES. 6 . 7, 8. 9, 10 II AND 13 ‘ A . E . Ir v in ’s Shoe Shop Cor. 3rd St. ami Sanford Ave. ^ Land is the basis of all wealth. Land hunger has caused bloody wars and the desire for land brings a million immigrants annually to our shores from over-crowded Europe t* "*•***. --------------------- ----------------------- ---------------------------------------- ; ‘ ,',\ . • _ ' ' . ‘ ' Land on earth is right hère in the Sanford ÈfW ict-sub-irrigated lands, wattered by everlasting artesian wells Get some of it now, before the mighty host of land-hungry people arrive. ^ * m ' JX? T'^ ' W e have it-lo ts of land -tow n lots, suburban lots and farm lots Yes, Lots of Lots on Lots of Easy Paymonts Write-us. We^ll tell ÿou ail about it^—___^________ __ SANFO RD, FLO RIDA r 't - ____ l CITY ELECTION ANNOONttlHENTS SaldG rantce*. tneir nssocuuc* a n a assuns, snail, within thirty days aftax be lad. notlfiad.fig t h n i t o w In writing r.f the approval of this ordinance, notify th* City Council In writing of their acceptance of the provlsloos and, conditions of .thU ordinance, and th* failure on the pari of said Graataas, their associate* associates and assigns, assign*, to notify the City Council within sixty’ days day« after the receipt m xli of notme of the pproval of this ordinance as herein prescribed, of » shall operate --------- » ,g|gg.. their acceptance •».----thereof, . ,« ■ friturt of all rights and privileges granted and comprised In this ordinance. Sec. ft. The City of Sanford gives and grants the franchises and rights herein set forth, reserving the right and requiring the said Granteea, their asroclatea and assigns, as a condition precedent to the taking effect of the grant, to give and grant U tha City of Sanford, tha rights, at. and after tha expiration of the term of thirty (3 0 ) years herrinbefurr mentioned, to purchase the street railroad aad other prooMUtused under or In connection with JjMfUMHiiWjSAd rights hereby granted.or tuch paffn^iM rltroperty a* the City of-fianrord may desire to purenaM at a vaJuatlun of the prim erty. real and personal, desired, which valuathia shall be Hied by arbitration as provide,! by.law, In accordance with and to the full extent of the pro­ visions of the laws of the State of Florida In such cases made and provided. Six. U. It is lurlher provided that nothing In this franchise shall be construed so a i to deprive any abutting owners along said railwuy from re­ covering any damages that may be lawfully claimed from said Grantee*, their associates and assigns. See. 10. It U further provided that If the Gran­ tees. their associates and assigns; shall aban­ don «aid railroad, or shall fall to operate IlscSra for public use for a term of sixty days at one time (except In rases of war. strike*, earthquakes, floods or rpidrmlcs). It shall work a forfeiturr.of this franchise and all rights and privileges herein grnnted. Sec. 11. The Grantees, their associates aad as­ signs. shall at no lime operate freight car*, rx-vpl one iioii.r. wiuiiu tuu city, without special per­ mission be granted-fly a rrtottrtton uf ilie City Council. k u . l t Be it Fuimtta Ouiamui, that whenever .the City of Sjntoid shall have within its rurporate limits o pupolulion ol Irn (10 .0 0 0 ) thousand, Ihe | V; • Í ^ M iS { n t ^ n mby^t0he^7a_u,|*i!iv,J TK i V wht: a. . .KwmpanledI IUy sm ■ flll ihffV n ruirsiin person liSttM paying fSro. bee. S. I lie said City A Sanford shall In no case fear up or undermine said tracks of saldGranters, their assn Istea and assigns, to lay down new pipes or di ets or sewers, or for any purpose, with­ out rela>.ng said tracks. Stt-U . UMl Grantees, their *MocUtrs and as­ s i g n s , and ih*U officers and agenls. irnurtw sub­ ject W all ardifUmaas and resolutions which the City Count d may. ffura time tu time, enact 3ec. 7. Vhe carl of said Grantee«, their associ­ ates and msigny. shajl have the right of way on and over .hrlr railway tracks, turnouts and switch­ es. to th. exclusion of all Uams and vehicle« (e x ­ cept the lire apparatus In case of fire), and any person who shall obstruct suck tracks oe pa thereof, or otherwise retard the Progrrsaofsi cars, diet due notice Is given by the car bell or whL-.ii«,or itf her tinnier »UnaL .tjjs lL l” by a i.ne of noi exceedu^ — rdlng five live days. deys. IProvided, hlowever. meni ml exceeding rovi se from this Kvthm shall negooerate as a lawfu. damages for acddania. _____ _____ Uefo. ibis ordinane* shall become operativa, tha Mill said Uioitu^a, Grantees, their -associate* end asslgns. 1118 — shall enter Into a svrltten contract, to be filed with she City Clerk of the City. agrMing to be Imund by ■dltlona---of this all the terms, stlpulntioni. end coodlt----...— ordinance. Such contract to be executed «4th n ■lily days after notlficailon by the Mayor In ting, of the p pissage writing, illag e end snd aapproval of this ordin­ said------Grantees. ance. Failure Kailure on the part of o. the -----— their asroclatea and aselgns. to carry out and[per­ form all or any of the poodlttoo» or undertakings expressed in this franchise, shall work a forfeiture of all rig h t!"" streets of the City of SoafOn. The granting of tba right# and prlvdeges. herein set forth in this ordinance. Is upon the express condition that the Mid Grantees, their associate* Ig u , obllgete thrmsrlvrs to build, con­ struct, equip and operate their Mid railway on Sanford avenue from the south city limits to First street and on First street from Sanford avenue to Oak avenue, as Tiereln set forth, «rlthln eighteen months from the passage and approval of this ordlnaocs. And shall begin to construct and prose­ cute the construction vigorously to completion of their Mid li.ie of lailway. os herein provided, and a failure to thus construct within the 'reasonable �Lattai— — 'W M ! IHZ^IÌWilj - I___ _ .-*- >-iï:< I N S A N F O R D — Life it Worth Lining SANFORD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 14, 1908 $_0f.4l|t_W 0RLD Iteno of Interest Gleaned From Various Sources » h a p p e n in g s d u r in g th e w eek Inst from one to three weeks, during which time she Is unconscious. On awakening, she thinks that she has slept only one night, and does not feel any ill effects from her long sleep. first Year AbW ROUND FLORIDA will .present opportunities that will be ol’ ORGANIZE IN GEORGIA vast benefit to the county. Charles 11. Brown of Live Oak, one of The General News of “The Land Florida's best known and most successful fru it Growers Get Tofefher On Prince Helie de Sagan. Anna Gould’s of flo w e rs" hankers, has resigned ns president of the This Vital Question new husband, has been sued for debts clnhned to be due for commission on cu­ riosities and antiquities. CULLED f ROM THE STATE PRESS The school teachers of Boston are to be taught how to dance, competent Instruct litre the Reader» Will find a Brief ora to be employed by the school board An Epitome o r th e Week’s iCfost Im­ Mlitorleal Spring riowlng p ortan t Happenings In the This is an additional feature In physical Tor Hurried.Reader» S ta te '» Domain. culture. ■* Ur* Eliza twill Plonk, nged 7 4 years, The German Reichstag on Tuesday did The schooner Lulie L. Pollnnl, from Pen­ died recently at her country home near some plain talking about Empcrdr William sacola for New York, burned at Sen, Nov. Altoona. Pa. She was one of the moat which may cause that monaclt to do some I. The crew were rescued by the steamer *Ws experts on plant life In the United thinking. The German people object to Admiral Schley ftnd taken to New York. _ J '* ^coopuUed (UjdQro«Ct has been - Thor» urtMxtw 380-- s o w of ■Jbv»r*rt»ji ■ - - . y gM , florists 01*01 Conducted. pineapples st Boynton on the Enst Coast. — Mr*. Will.‘ TU IffifTfa r‘SO Y e n f r social A t Biloxi, Miss., Henry Leidy, a negro, D. A. Ulodgeft, a wealthy lumberman leader of New York dtjr.died at her home was lynched Nov. 10 foir the usual crime who had a winter home in Daytona, died la that cilY a few day» ago. It waa ahe that causes this kind of justice to be nt his home in Grand Rapids. Mich., Nov. who originated the “4 0 0 ." meted out. 1, nged 84 years. It i, believed that all persona connected Rev, Alfred H. Harding, for twenty-two Having fallen below the standard of ef­ with the kilting of Copt. Rankin. In Ten years rector of St. Paul’s Episcopal church ficiency required by the regulations of the nesiec, *ome day* ago. have been arrested of Washington, D. C„ has been elected Florida stale troops, Compnny-D. second and will be punished to the full extent of Bisliop of Washington to succeed Bishop infantry, which isstatiaucdatFort Myers, the law. It 1* also claimed that the con- Sutterlee/deceased. has been officially disbanded. atltution and by-laws of the nightriders Former U, S. Senator E. W. Carmack of Mrs. A.pDiaz was burned to death in orfanlzallon has come Into the possession Tennessee was shot and killed at Nash­ West Tampn last Monday. She. was the o’ the authorities. ville. Nov. 10, by Robin J . Cooper. The sole occupant of the house which had taken Jeremiah C. Moynihan. the oldest Roman sliooUng was the outcome of political edi- fire in some unknown manner. “T^tEdlc orTeinn Chlcagorl» dead-«t-hla tPrijIS lB S iim tu r Cnfmnck's. u bist . The —Ttie d iH stlo irch u rch SfifiUB Icon Ve it IToTT home in Uyitcity. He was horn In Irelnml Tennesseean. , is in session in Tampa this week. May 3.1808. The tax assessment of Hillsborough Mrs. George C. Howard, well known at fIRST CAR OE LETTUCE county is $ 4 7 5 ,7 5 5 greater this year one time as on actress, and the original than it was in 1907. *_ ."Topsy" in the dramatized form of “Unde Shipped From Sanford on Tuesday Another dredge for work in the Ever­ Turn's Cabin," died recently at her home or This Week glades wns launched last week in Tampu. In Cambridge, Mass. Mrs. Howard’s maid The first car of lettuce was shipped from A. A. Boggs of Coooanut Grove has sold ea name Was Caroline E. Fox, and she Sanford on Tuesday, the crop of W. N. his crop of grapefruit, estimated at 5.000 was bom in 1829. Culp and »hipped by John V. Denton, the boxes, to M. F. Mickler of Leesburg. Dr. Charles Franklin Rand, the first vol- well known commission man. Mr. Denton The schooner Henry Weller, of New York, unteen to enlist in the Union army after also held lids distinction in regurd to last which sailed Oct. 1 from Jacksonville for President Lincoln's call for troops, and the year’s crop. New York. and,.which..was. jajppaseji to flulsoldier 10 receive from congress a The lettuce brought $4 .3 0 per basket in medal of honor Toritraver?1'6n {he field, New York city and Pittsburg, which is have been lost, has reached port in safety. died a few days since, nged 70 years. He considered a very good price, nnd should The schooner was blown far out to sea by wu born in Batavia, N. Y. He spent net the growers a handsome return for a severe gale,. three years in Libby prison. Later, Pres- their labor. The third tor|>edo flotilla of the United • States navy is to rendezvbp this winter at N otice o r R eg istratio n '* , shal of District of Columbia. He was buried Pensacola, going there for target iiractice. Tl|e registration book for the City of The fleet will arrive early in December. st Arlington in lot-No. 1. which was set silde about forty years ago for the first Sanford, Florida, will be opened on Mon­ There are seven vessels. day, November 2nd, 1908, In the City volunteer when he died. The contract has been let fur the build­ Clerk's office, nnd will close on December Nolan's Point, on the easterly shore of ing of a S 5.000 pavilion over the water at. 1908, at 5 o'clock p. in. . Lake Hopatcoilg in New Jersey, waa fire of Lake Eustla nt Eustis, Hours of registration—9 o'clock a. nt. ---- ixlIfLaienLiudiLa since, destroying AlMade rnniUy bus l>ycn offered the j 1012 rn:,untt~frunr2 until -9-o*riockT».~m lan’s pavilion, the b o a th o u se near th e of an entire building in which to dlsploy li-4 ~ Maks L. S cott, City Clerk. shooting gallery, p hotog rap he/ V , «W inters, its products nt the exhibition in be held post office, und o th e r p ro p e rty . Loss is in Jacksonville in January. The offer is Are you a subscriber to Tin; HcraldT placed at $40.000; insurance, $ 20 ,000. 7 First National Bank of Uvo Oak in order to give more of his time and his personal attention to Ms large Umber nnd lumber interests in Tutupa and South Florida. THE GREAT BENEFIT DERIVED Mm Maria Reinn D'Fnres of West Tam­ pa committed suicide last week by drink­ Such an Organization Would Prove or Great Value to Florida Fruit ing carbolic acid. * and Vegetable Growers The Presbyicrinn synod ol Florida has The fruit growers of Georgia have or­ been In session this week a t Jacksonville. ganized the Georgia Fruit Exchange and Important sessions have been held and hereafter will market Uielr crop through the attendance has been large. . , , the office of this organization. The Her- - way for the Fl^ridn fruit and vegetables Tampa dropped deud on a Seaboard Air grower» to get Uie beat result» of their Line train as It pulled Into Jacksonville Inbora and command the prices for their last Monday. ' «oops would be through t he similar organ­ Three solid trains of mahogany logs ization of a Florida union. daily has been shipped from Pensacola The following it a brief outline of Mine for twenty-one consecutive days. The of the reasons why.the Georgia organiza­ wood came thereon vessels from British tion will prove of great benefit to the Honduras nnd South Africa. The ship­ growers; ments were the largest in the history o f It was decided that an association, to the port. be called The Georgia Fruit Exchange, be The cases of nllpgcd peonage In the organized and to establish headquarters building of the extension of the Florida in Atlnntn, and any such branch offices East Coast railroad, which have been (tend­ as might be necessary for Uie proper con­ ing in the U. S. courts for some two years. ductor Uie business. Tit«» capital stock was rixtiTnrjlOu.UUU and subscriptions The charge Is “peonage, slavery nnd en­ covering a minimum of $ 5 0 ,0 0 0 , and forced servitude.” The 'government has pledges covering 6 0 per cent of the pros­ nearly 3 0 0 witnesses, ninny of whom are pective crop of 1000, based on 1008 ship­ alleged victims. The attorney for Uie East ments, to he secured before Uie same be­ Coast company asked that the indictments come binding. These subscriptions were charging peonage and shivery be dismissed to be paid In monthly installments of ten as tho one charge distroyed the other. per cent, commencing November I, 1908, Judge Hough, before whom tho charge Ts the »tock to be subscribed tor only by being tried,'was Inclined to rule that Uie fruit growers. An organization commit­ charge of peonage could not rest, but said tee was elected and Mr. Bagley, of At­ he would rule on any point brought out lanta, made chairman. This committee during the presentation of evidence. has met with great success and It is the Duncan U. Flat chef. has been elected opJulw o/Jhc well j president of the Missj^sippi-Allantic In­ tietween 85 and 90 per c e n t’of the chip land Waterways Association which has will be pledged before Uie stripping sea­ been In session this week at Columbus, son of 1000. The eyes of the south will Ga. The former name of the association watch the progress of this organization, was Gulf Coast Inland Waterways Asso­ and If It continues to be as successful in ciation. The object is the building of a ts operations as it has been in Its forma­ Biiip canal from the Mississippi river to tion Uie indications ore that a very large the Atlantic ocean. It Is hnped to make percentage of the orchard owners and truck fanners of the entire .south will, in Jacksonville Uie ocean terminus. the next few years, be disposing-of their Lawn M ow ers products through this medium and deriv­ Special prices to reduce stock. If you ing thereby the benefits which must KHwmmri 1y-fteti mi |>any -nechwttccfUrw tedthe time tn buy. Also good stock of clfiirt. : ' ' ' icythek, grass hooks and lawn rakca. The benefits to be derived by the peach Harry J . Wilson. growers nre almost innumerable. They - t will be brought closer together, and by Dy the loss of the Japanese stea m « free discussion of improved methods for Talsh Mam over I BO persons lost their □ □ □ □ lllS D tIlH S E E E E D IS C D tE lllD S lIlQ w lIô lE E ÎH JD IQ Œ Itv IB IM ID tID D t caring for orchards, pocking and shipping lives. The vessel sank during a storm off l — • a * * only the best grades of fruit, the peuch Eton island. industry will bo plam l on the highest ■ Qiarles W. Mdfse, wlio wrecked the Na­ plane, nnd tho growers encouraged to feel tions! Dank of North America, in New Umt they have nn asset In their orchards S * • • * II —— • YoA city, has been tried and sentenced Instead of a liability. ; With the handling To - th e -W o r fd fit B u r ia t -------— 7------—- — ------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------■tofifteen years In the federal prison at of from 80 to 00 |icr cent of the fruit of HEN it becomes necessary for the American people to throw off the yoke of temporary busi­ Atlanta. ’ •' Georgia through one bussness office, recog­ nition can he had, not only from Uie ness depression, n wholesome respect for Lite welfare of mankind ^quires thut a fitting exPresident Failures of France celebrated trade, hut from transportation Interests. hi* 67th birthday last week. He Is a so* pression be given the determination. ns well, which is sudi an immense factor dslist, and believes in separation of slate In the successful marketing of any com­ sad church. - W h e r e a s , The American people, by their suffrages, have elected n chief executive under .whose -* • modity, Dy having Uie "control In one By attempting to light a fire in the kitebpolicy it is believed that o long, period of general prosperity will be inaugurated, and,. office of Uie quantities of fruit to be sent _ tn *tDVe la his residence at Swan Lake, to each market rudi riny .tmlUr-prl.M^, — W hereas, It is believed thut even tliose who may differ from him in theory will promote Jhn Msnltobs, L W. Carey, a farmer, set fire by from 2 5 to 50 per cent are sure lo — lQ.hii bous», «md his wife, tlVA Children general'“public interest by ukiiiqi him with their ¿003 will and eo-operation, at least until events may follow, illstribuUon being the keynote of and Mi» Gillespie, a school teacher, were the whole plan. , disdose the wisdom or Unwisdom thereof; and, “ med to death and Cary was so badly Economies in the prices of crate mate­ «««d that he will die. W h e r e a s ; Sanford is the metropolis of the Great Celery Belt and the gateway to the Vast St. rial, fertilizers, orchard implements, etc., Tomas Estrada Palmer, the first ptealJohns Delta, and is looked to by this spleijdid region as the leader to set Uie pace in industrial activ­ purchased ttuough Uie central office, will «n t of Cuba, died In Santiago la lt week, more Utan pay Uie expense of running ity and breadUi of spirit and enterprise ; Therefore be it «d was buried with high honors. The the ufTnirs of the company. For instance, uaeral was the largest ev er held in SanReaoloed, That we, the people of Utis fuvored Celery City, hereby urge the necessity of setting hut year the growers paid 10 cents for a twenty-sis organisation were in •orate, while next season they will be able aside all rivalry between sections, and by combined effort seek to 'dftïoUragè* lntfostrtnlr mercantile— cortege. Business was wholly sus­ to obtain the same crate through the or­ pended during’the funeral. and financial pursuits by awakening oUr people to a sense of their responsibility. ganization for 12 Cents apiece. This Item The capital stock of the Virginia rati. alone means a saving to the peach grow­ Let all. in Utis, the season of promise of bountiful crops and restored confidence in general fi­ “ Standard Oil corporation, being ers of Georgia of $125,000. nançai conditions, unite in their efforts to promote a broad reciprocal spirit, and Lo bring back that t ta Sewell's Point, has been increased AS (o the actual managing of this-en­ ““a $33,300.000 to $ 3 6 ,0 0 0 .0 0 0 . terprise, the members of the committee degree of business acUvity which in past years lias characterized the country in general and Orange and fruit growers alike were, with one ° nMarch * MMt’ Pre»M«nt Roosevelt County in particular. May every commercial Interest Ungle with activity. accord: of the opinion that it was a “One0 u O x J ° mC ° n° 0 i lh ® o0iton> o f T*“ Man” affair. A man to assume such re­ Wltile every cuIUvated acre is laden wiUi plenty, every heart responds to the inspired Itope of sponsibility m ust first of aU. be a PastOa Nov, 4 the noted race track 'a t J a good Umea, every ripple of water in the S t Johns Delta brenUies an invitaüon to our people to en­ Master of Uie art of organization. He N’ Y- wa» closed by Isw. There nsf he. a man in whom everyone had gage in the commerce of the world. As the happiness of one is tfie concern of all, we ask Uie co¿ 7 ., **° wore raciiut there, as a law forF and Implicit confidence and operaUon of our neighbors here and all over SouUi Florida, in a l l pursuits; an d 'n s this season ¿ J J “ 4 lt WM P»«od by the last legislawhose integrity has such sterling charac­ marks the advent « i^ sV e r a D o l i ü c a l l y .i m d indUfltriaUy, we desire it to be known Utat Sanford ter as to warrant the peach growers of • amuel T. Armstrong, general med C eorglaln IntrusUng to his absolute di­ throws open her gates, and that we invite the people of Uie world to enter, barter, trade, sell, buy at* Bellevue and allied bos pit rection the disposal of Uicir len mllUonof New York, has resigned. . and aid in ina^uraUng p^pnyepe^ may extend_thjojigbout the land like a tidal wave, and to ,dollar crop'and ’ the purchasing of all of ’WBE P o C 5ZHarvard I their fertilizers, crotcA andr implements. meet us in a spirit of brood. patrioUc good-fellowship, intent only upon Uie common good of our He must be a man of recognized ability J * T Y' re*l4nctl «o ta k e effect common country. x n tc_J ne* 1' wben be will have completed to cope with the tremendous problems T h e P e o p l e o f S a n fo rd ,oriy Year» service. which roust necessarily arise and versed in all the major and minor details of the of Protracted slumber is By T he H erald Sanford, Florida, October 14, 19 0 8 jc i c t l t y unusual attention In Lowell. transportation and refrigeraUng business. . . . t * Generally, when this point In the formaA woman named Ldpisiana Pietto (Continued uq pog* 3 ] *« i» v e sleeping spells that ... - 4 : % -n x- m r j Proclamation of the People of Sanford ¿¡¡it .ÌSLit’-vil' » ¿ ¿ • J tit v ‘ ' '•■■o' ifi ■ HM • 3M H � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 07, 1908;<a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank"> Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e8ad9954c3ffdaec86dea53fec6234a5.pdf 094e0e4f82672153f69f930812b27ad3 PDF Text Text O ctsb cf 24, 190g THE SANFORD HERALD exhibit to lb e Iirritili the rxamli " " >7 «he salt] dtr tndii, proper officer*. nil >k» of aaxninu to «v-rrt.u Sac. 8. The said Chy of Sanford shall In no Casa the amount of lu u earn Ins»; ,„d tear up or undermine said tracks of said Grantees, lainlng such i _it. and the populai|(,n their associate* and assigns, to lay dhwn new reached auch iraber the a a lJ T .T o i «u S S pipes or ducts or sewers, or for any purpose, with­ bl to levy a tax of not rorí£^?^1, out re-laying said tracks. • . Secn. Saw 0 rsince * .tbetr associate* and as­ signs. and their officers and agents, shall be lub^ fect to all onllnanaes and resolutions which tha upon the property Of the said corapanyi.™ btty Council may. from lime to time, enact. To the llaoorahle Forrest Lake Mayor Sec. 7. The cars of said Grantee*, their associ­ of Sanford. Florida: *w U lh* City ate*'am! assign*, shall have the right of way on I do hereby certify that the abort .„a r---- and over Ifrolr railway track*, turnouts and switch^ Ordinance was duly passed at a regular m i n i ro, to the exclusion of all teams and vehicle* (ex­ the City Council of Sanford. Florida „ " ’ii1* «* cept the Are apparatus In case of lire), and kny Ortofcr IBlMBOB. • M»h L person who shall obstruct such tracks or parts thereof, or otherwise retard the progress of said cart, after due notice Is given by the car bell or whistle, or Other proper signal, shall be punubad by a line of not exceeding live dollar*, or Imprison-1 men* not exceeding Bve day*. Provided, however, this section shall not operate as a release from lawful damage* far accident*. Before this ordinance shall become operative, the said Grantee*, their »aaodate* and assigns shall enter Into a written contract, filed with cuntroct, to be o* tueu w tha City Clerk of the City, agrreing to fa« bound tor all the terms, stipulations, and conditions of this ordinaaoa. Such contract to 1» executed within sixty day* after notiUcatlon by the Mayor In writing,of tbo passage and approval of this on]In­ ane«. Failure on the part of the said Grantee*, their associate* and assigns, lo carry out and per­ form all or any of the conditions or undertaking* expressed In this franchise, shall work a forfeiture of all rights on the streets of the City of Sanford. The granUng of the rights and privileges, herein set forth In this ordinance. Is upon the express coodltlon that the said Grantees, their associate* and assigns, obligate ihemselves lo build, con­ struct. equip and operate their said railway on Sanford avenue from the south city limit* to First street, and on First street from Sanford avenue to Oak avenue, as herein set forth, within eighteen month* from the passage and sppnrval of this or­ For City Marshal dinance. And shall begin lo construct and prosecuts the congt/uclion vigorously to tumrdeiioimt oLSanfurd. their said line of railway, a* herein provided, end AN ORDINANCE bright ami promising fUtur*. Tlie offcrinji next Sunday will be for foreign mission*: Granting ta S. O. Chaae. A. T. Roaslter. A. P. aye when accompanied by a person Paying fare. Where Devout of the Celery C ity W o rsh ip ‘Tom orrow Rev. JM. Fox, rector, services every second and worth Sunday; tally mass. 7, a. m~t masa and ser­ mon, 10 a. m ; Sunday school, 9 a m ; vespers, 8 p. m. - Connelly, F. P. Farater an# J. N. W hllner, Their Aaaaelatea and iAssigns, Certain R flh ta and P rM Icg ea Pertaining ta S treet .. Railroad In U i« C l t y o f f a n f aril. Florida Be n Otojuaro by the City Council of the City of Sanford, Florida: Ssorpost 1.- That S O. Chaw,- A T, Roeslttr, A. Twentieth Sunday after Pent., Oct. 28, Sunday ocliooi, 8 a. m. RESUME OF AU CHURCH EVENTS Maw and aermon, 10 o. m. Rotary, instruction and benediction. Of Intereat to Those Religiously In­ 7:30 p. m. Monday, 26th Oct— clined-Subjects of Discourses somn ruy Llama tu r irai aiin:i ; unu iruiu uaniun Mom, 7 b. id. avenue to Oak avenue on first street, accord­ for the Sabbath. ling llg M IIIU IU IU I* lim p Ul IP town tuwn U toJ (a. E. a»R. Trnfford’a map of H the of| OUHlUill. Sanford, Cntechcticnl instruction, 3 p. m. TVs Farters of tka C h in k « is Iha City an Faready Orange County, Florids^and such other streets anti Raqvaatad to brief er aaed Ihair Aaeasaeneaeia aeg MMr CVerch Ntwa ta ikla aOta eat iatar than Thursday , Holy Cross Episcopal r ir a t M ethodist Rev. It. F. Brown, rector: Sunday morning serv­ Rev. D. B. Sweat, pastor; church, comer Park ice, 1|; evenIng aervIce, 7:00; Sabbath school, 7:30 avenue and Fifth slreetk parsonage, comer Mag­ a. m : U. F. Whitney. SupL; prayer meeting, 0:43 nolia avenue and Seventh sttret; phone 234. p, m. Sunday morning service at II; evening sendee. Rev. D. F. Brown, rector of the church of 7:00; Sunday scot«. school. u 9:43 Jno. n. K. n Metro u ; oanoay vj a. m.; m.; unu. nUnger. Supc. Epworth League. 4:00 Sunday even- the Holy Cross, having returned from hlg afiicwtHilL summer's vacation, will hold services morn­ Lnrfic congregations attended the aering and evening,Sunday, the 25lh. vlcea last Sunday. The pastor prcacned on “ Love," at the pioming hour, and' at night the topic waa "Dare to be a Doniel/ * The usual services will be held tomorroi to which nil are moat cordially invited. The hour for the Sunday evening set nvmues as the City Council shall from time to time direct by resolution or ordinance. Said rights and privilege* are hereby granted to the said Grantee* for the purpose* of constructing, maintaining and operating by electricity, gasoline or such other mo­ tive power, except steam, as may be from time to lime nulhoilred by the City Council, a line of street railway for tha transporting of passengers. baggage end' freight: together with such under­ ground wires, and such side tracks, switches, turn­ outs and .connections as may be approved by the City Council or its street committee, as may be necessary to the proper operation of strict railwaya In said streets and parts of same, fiw the full term of thirty (3ty years, from and after the date of the going Into effect of thlaordinance. In the operation of their motor* and ear* upon said street railway, herein provided, the said Grantees, associate* and assigns, shall nmform'to and be governed by such rules'and regulations at have been heretofore and shall hereafter be adopt­ ed br ordinance of said dtr. See. 2. The tacka shall be laid with rails suit­ able for operating with motive power as herein provided, and In such manner as not to impair th* i.~>-i«]fi^« <.f the street as a thoroughfare for tha I n , u i, » on which Ibe rail­ way Is nr mar be built, wherever the city hns es­ tablished or shall establish such grade. Where the streets are not graded, sold Grantee*, their as­ sociate* and assigns, shall grade the space be­ tween Ibe rails and two feet beyond, the ends ol the tiro on such Street« nr parts of streets. nnd ».'mil remove and adjust their track* to conform to said grade with at little Inconvenience and hinder•nee to tha use of such street as possible, and In noevent shall the dty be liable to said Grantee*, ihclr associate* add assigns, for any damage on norount of said change. When the said Grantees, their associate* or assigns, shall lay or repair their tracks on said streets or portions of streets at the time peved. they shall at their own expense relay the paving taken up so a* to conform to (he rotaUlshed grade, making the needed repairs with like material used In such paving. Whenever or wherovrr the city or owner* of the abutting property on any streyl shall have paved or shall pave, or cause to be hatred, any street or part of street on. which said Grantee*, their asso­ ciate* or assigns, now havr or will have their said tracks or any part thereof, the said Grantees, their ■»»ooiatee at upon inrtke vto Uijyroesi iiwtfsaj anwrit ” ■tssasgp.s gpalisi eiep-i by i n ggj otsivj Vaajff 'BlaltLl undrr It* tupervUloo and directkm, pave (lie space between Its rada and tracks, and at least two reel tiryund tbs ends of the ties, in .the same manner and with the same material as Is used In paving the remainder of the street; and shall maintain the same In good order end condition. At all crossings on unpaved streets, the said Grante**; their assorts to* and assigns, shall, un- Sunday morn Ice. llreventng service, 7:3 0; Sabbath s a. m.: K. R. Murrell, Sunt.; prayer me Wednesday, 7:00 n. m.; Y. w. A. first I m.; Y. M. S. last Friday, 3 p. in. There will be service« morning ning. Rev. J. Perry Lee of Mg will preach at both services. A dially invited. Congregational j ' S ’ Rav. R. R. Kendall, pastor; Si V A service. II; evening service. 7:30; > "7? « Wrdnraday. 7:00 p. m.; Sabbath,. 0 J. C. Enamlnger, Superintendent. v ^ The pastor,Rev. R.R. Kendall,wt». morning and evening. The services o ihc week as usuoL All are wel6ome. of the church orkÄmday, after the. mon ing eerytee, to take action with referen to the resignation of tlie pastor, and transact any other bus! ness proper to coi •te g B a W K ^ m ; Henry MrLsulln. Supt.; prayer meeting V nrsday, 7:30 p. ra. ceicry n u iu » tut . . . . Tbe imstor will preach Sunday morning 1 have about a million early transplant­ and evening. All invited. An unusually large congregation attended the services ed ceicry plants which I offer for sale. last Sunday, and ope member was re­ They will bo ready fordelivery by October ceived on profession of faith and bap­ 15th. Free of green hearts und sports. 8-tf A. Dornes , Celery avenue. tism. This was o.young mother with a the basis o f all wealth rail* of their tracks, 'and even therewith far at least two feet wide, and the approaches thereto on each aide, with rock or shell, or with tush dtbar material aa may be permitted by said city, and • hall maintain tha same In good repair and con­ dition. Sen. 3. The laying of said (racks, crossings and |pbrooches at crossings, and the locations of wires I'lthin the said city limits, and maintaining the fame, shall be under the supervision of the proper luthorllles of said city, and shall be done In ac­ cordance with their Instructions. Str. 4. The fere charged by said Grantees, their assoclene* and assigns, from any point on their line or branches, attainable by one continuous passage within the dty limits along said lines and chise antlaU right* and privileges herein gran tod. Said Grantees, their associate« and assigns, shall, within thirty days after helng not ¡lied by the Mayor in writing of the approval or this ordinance, noUfy the City Council In writing of iheir acceptance of the prmrlsloat and cumlitiuni of this unliuatur. ' 7 ", umcsiry my utmu»t iu « . [ores the laws of the state sod itn., iiv To the Voter* of Sanford: ( t Mmjv I,'Y£Tir ?i!lnCT,iiw* 777Trtf."1* «n.lldarr rMre­ jection lo the office uf City Manlml. and accaaloo lu thank my friends fur thru »uw «i « ¡he Iwsl and solicit a continuance u( ihe . Z the municipal election, December I7lh. I pru,u£ that, aa In the past. I will do toy uteiositowi wrve onlcr ln the city and enforce a strict uuiu. ince of all law*. j y. |ji. T o r Clerk, Treasurer and Assessor To the Voters of Sanford: I nm a candidate for re-election m ibrufllmf Treasurer and Assessor uf the City of w and rights hereby granted, or Clerk. ford. I have .served the prop'■ such part ol such proprrty n* the City of‘ Sanford Si eight years «m i the espellerne may actlte to O u tc W at a valualLin uf liic “ “ tut. ni i lie m g' erly, real and personal, uesjrru, which vali re elected Dect mbrr Tlh, 1 brum!>,- a tarrlul «i!! fuithful dlschgl rgaof the dutlr« »I U«-iii)i,r M»«i 1. Som. any abutting uwncre along said railway from rewstlsji any- tlamagaa thus «dm*1,',a 'U Iki O ld S h o e s Wanted I am again~asklng for OLD NIIOKS | — wlU-gfarr-what-theyiire Worth— SIZES. 6. 7, a, 9, 10 II AM* 15 . A . E . Ir v in ’s Shoe Shop Cor. 3rd St. ant^Snurnn! Avn. ANDREW ATTORNEY-AT-L&W Practice« in State and Federal Courtt. M. G. T. Buildliut. inger has caused bloody wars is. a m illion immigrants annually to ight-here—in- the— Sanford—D istrict-sub watered by everlasting artesian wells G et some o f it now, before the m ighty host o f land-hungrj W e have it—lots o f la n d -to w n lots, suburban lots and farm lots of Easy- Payments W rite us SANFORD, FLO R ID A JOHNSON �, . ___ __ . - ;■ - ■ ■■ — - -__ i IN SAN FORD— Life ¡a Worth Living SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1908 NEWS Of THE WORLD d* * ' • ' Hews of Interest Gleaned From •• various Sources HAMfNINGS DURIN G T H E W EEK H pr — ' ,, „ ,ht Readers Will Find a Brief is feared that great loss of livestock on the nearly ranches will result from these funus. After spending more than two m illion»of dollars to save their interests, American owners succeeded In extin­ guishing the flames but greater terrors now prevail. The flames had consumed the noxious gnsscs. but when the fire was stopped the gnsses burst forth, and laborera Inhaling the least of this drop dend in their tracks. The government has been requested to send, troops to the scene to take tiie place of the laborers who refuse to stop longer in the dangerous locality. ‘ The Breakfast Food Co, of Battle Creek, Mich., has gone Into the hand« of a recelver. 1 ALL AROUND FLORIDA First Year over, putting his head in range of the driving block which coming-down struck c * -* ■' hitn a glancing blow upon the head, and The General News of “The Land putting him out of business for Severn! hours. Ills heavy felt hat. and the fact Engineer Kayes Has Stroke of of Flow ers" thht the block did not strike him squarely, Paralysis „ . saved his life, as the block descended with r „ „ 11 great force. Mr. LJpe was able to resume CU LLED I D O M T H E STATE P R E S S hlh work this week and will sufTer nothing EO UND T H U S BV H lS ' F IR E M A N more than a badly bruised head. An Epitome of the Week’s Most port ant Happenings In the State's Domain. STRICKEN AT HIS POST Lawn M owers Now In Hospital Unconscious nnd But Special prices to reduce stock. If you Small Hopes arc Entertained want a good mower at a low price, now is r o r tils Recovery By a fire in the factory of Ballnrd-ller- the time to buy. Also good stock of A batch of papers Bnd letters connected The snd intelligence wns flashed over nnndcz in Ybor City Saturday night, ten scythe«, • grass hooks and lawn rakes. the wires to Sanford on Sunday diat EuJj, die Beccher-Tilton controversy of Harry J. Wilson. ^giaoer'Ka/ra hml been strickerr kWFrf»iP : tr ~ thousand cigars were destroyed. on» years ago. were sold at auction last ,1 J * —■ ■ «■ ■ a» J. W. Kehoe has wtihrtrwvkii**fftim die ,^nd brought $312.. rnlysls wjiUc s^ntcsl iu dm; sl.kisKwz;•■.•*.v -•*.. PAI C U I S H O LD M EET IN G ifTnc [iist Sunday, nnd Mrs. Kayes nnd ►600 penuasisPA settling the controversy that threat-1 daughter, with Master Mechanic Stevens, oat Interesting Session at High the loss of a Democratic congress­ Sanford Does tier Part Tow ard Ald- took the nextJraln for Tnmpa. where dray bbndi. School Building J _ ^ - l n g B ryan - — ~ found Mr. Knyes In a (»rccarious condi­ man^ __ jl* Chinese government has employed Tke meeting of the Parents' Club, held The following letter was sent to the tion. While seemingly conscious he wns A terrible snowstorm |>rcvnile<l in the faT« . Grant of New York ttr take charge IH the High School auditorium, Monday hendqansters of the Democratic National unable to spenk, and grave fears were en­ cf the engraving plnnt to be erected in afternoon, was n Very pleasant affair. Southwestern part of Canada llic puBi Committee by C. H. Lefller, all the work tertained for his recovery. week. Several persons lost their lives In PAlng for the purpose of printing the This was the first meeting of the club this The stroke must have come upon hint the storm nnd thousands of sheep per­ of soliciting being done by Mr. Lefller in Uak notes to be Issued by Uie Chinese fall, and the attendance was very good. two days, since his return from the north; about the time he pulled into Tampa, ns ished. faremment. At the request of the president, Mr.v L Herman Riddcr, Treasurer Democratic he still grasped the throttle with his hand Jacksonville hns been selected ns the " “ ‘ After frank C. Kanin, a lawyer of New York, R. ~ Philips, ~ Prof. Perkins presided, Nntlonnl Committee, Chlcngor III.: when found hyjils fireman, nnd the brakes bi bees sentenced to fifteen years im- the reading of ghe minutes by the secre- nexl peering place of the o{ the AssoclnDear Sin—We. the undersigned, sub­ had been reversed. ¡»¡»ament for swindling Mrs. -Caroline tnry. Mrs. a F. Whllner, the audience tkm of « “ »way Bridge nnd Building Su- scribe the nmotlnt set op(tosite our names He is at the Adamson Sanitarium and was *favored with an Instrumental solo Pcrintendents. lurry, a widow, out of $80,000. for the Democratic -National Cumpnign receiving the best of care nnd medical m W. R. Coulter, who wos shot during nit fund rit behalf of thB'dWUbh of WilUarn tciítlón. nud it k 'm be ltonod thnt he « n f = Tke American war fleet will visit -Chi- by Mrs. D. L. Thrasher. The address by Prof, Perkin»-on the «hercarionrbv~JustieeHowell iu-Ji JrBryHrf Hnd'John Wi'Kern: Mis waters this week. recover sufficiently to be brought hack to BBlWtLoL ihc pui3R~sclH>ol wns timely, sonvllle, is dead. Howeliis recovering. ivanRlchnnl H. Mark.. v ... , , . . . . $ 100 Sanford. IT I 00 Mr. Knyes came to Sanford from Wilkes: sib has U*en elected coinmunder of the The prtmnry object of the school; he said, ' The plant of the Tropical Ice nnd Cold C. H. Lefller ........................... T. Kr.uic............... 1 00 Is to make good citizens; to train l»oyS Storage Co.bf Toiniw wns burned Snturbarre. Pa., about one year ngonnd became "Gewgia division of the Confederate VetC. Barnes , ..................... 1 100 aim Tke next reunion will be field at ond girl« so they will develop into well- day. Loss £130,000: insurance, $63,000. Cash . ; ........... . . ............... 5 00 n resident nt once, building n fine—home bnInneed men nnd women who love the I 00 on Magnolia nvenue, and becomlmlJdiúL. At n service In the Methodlst-church In Forrest lake • .......... Athena. truth and are ready to light-for it. Then, CapL W. A. k'iuifc—- :i-. — !**00 tifled wTth the Interests of his ndopird Tg^elhud-lastSuiMlaysuflteirnt mcmerwan E. E. Brady Secretary Root has refused the roquet t 100 tins public school -must irnTif the ruisctl to pay the entire church debt, aume A, M. Thrasher NhndrtorrtH* return to'lfraT cSurilry ol ....... . . . ___ I 00 city, líe wns nn ex|»erlenced engineer minds of these future citizens. The first $1500. M. F. Robinson........ _............... 2 00 nnd enjoyed tho confidence and esteem Jni Jinoff Poured, a political exile. thing to be taught la moral goodness that G. S. Derry .......................... _ ^i>00 of both his employers und fellow employ­ The first case of "hazing'' at Soulher- A. E. Philips.......................... Prince Auguit Wilhelm, fourth son of respects God and man; God first; innn 1 00 ees. ' theKtlier, was-married, Oct. 22, to his second. To instl}l Into the child mind lund college is reported to have occurred D. L. Thrasher............... I 00 The Tampa Times lias the following: iiO cousin. Princess-Alexandra Victoria of love nnd fear townrd God. the perfect, in Inst week. The victim wns made to stent M: F (an k .................................. “Stricken with pnrniysis ns his hand L G.'Stringfellow ................ 1 hchieiwig-llotsteln. wisdom, goodness. Justice, and (tower— oranges nnd while carrying them away G. R. Calhoun ......................... 5 clutched the throttle of his engine, Levi Loesi option elections in Ohio have been the Creator, Benefactor and Saviour; the wns fired upon by the supposed owner Knyes one of the best known englneeroof which enused the victim to run himself Total................... I _____ $24 50 goingdry of late at the rate of one a day. Secret Witness nnd Judge. This ir, of all the Atlantic Coast Une, is hovering be­ almost to death. • Added to the fund sent in several tween life and death at tho South Floridu ftewtufcivc^24 «nloona and the drys teaching, the best The lense of the Marlborough Hotel in weeks ago of $29.25, this makes n total sanitarium, to which he was conveyed Wo frtust nlso tench* thftso things that »phi out 872. of $53,75 collected in Sanford nnd sent early yesterday morning. — * There are four states in which women wiii develop the pupil mentally and rmnpahns been Mild to J. T. Sln[»lrtun of to nid In electing die (teerlcss lender, W. Oordele, Ga^ for $10,000. “ Mr. Kayes had brought Ids train, a long kin the right to vote (in (»residential. as physically, J. Bryan, Very little interest hns been freight, up from Port Tampa, on its way Prof. Perkins expressed n fear that in E. A. Dick, who was manager of the •tOsi other elections. These are Idaho, manifested in Sanford regarding the na­ to Jacksonville.' He wns in apparent good (Uarado, Wyoming and Utah. In these our modern methodtW teaching we try to Tampa Bay Hotel during tlie Plant regime, tional election and The Herald suggests loo mudt for the Child. For instance, health. His fireman, a colored man named is to manage the Seviiin hotel In Havana, utes women hold the balance of powejv a mass mcedng fur Monday night and our quick methods of teaching reading Cuba. Wagner, did not notice anything amiss. " , ^ At the nmltry show at the recent Georseveral good speakers to stir up the gen­ The train was brought to a standstill at has made a generation, of poor spellers. |httite fair was nhen vnlucd at $10,000. Charles M. Council of Americus, Gq., eral apathy and rouse the voters to the the depot in Tampa. After some dispatch­ final.her ducks were sold to one party So much help is given the pupil by teach­ has Iwught 71,000 ncres of timber land necessity of working fur dm Democratic es had been received, nnd the conductor ers and books that he docs ndt know how Tu $200 each. lying along the Georgid-Morlda state line cause as never before. . , to do things when he gets out into the aud Includes Inqd In Tavinr and Columbia was Tendy tu go uhend, the signal was JosephJohn Button of Brooklyn. Tf. Y „ world. ..Too much is said about the duty given. The flrcinan saw the signal and counties in Floridu and Bennett, Peagler, I ns la die United States postal aerNew Business Block wondered why the engineer did not re­ of teachers to the pupils and not enough Dickerson and Dougherty counties in Geor­ vie* far S5 years, died the past week, in The new buildings being erected in spond. Hu looked around and euw Kayes of the duty o f the pupil to the teuchcr gia. Consideration mimed is $171,00C). la Wth year. His picture hangs in the Sanford aru not confined to the resilience apparently nlort, seated nnd with a firm aud his school work? The Professor said t 1ep*rtmemoffice at Washington. A well 225 feet deep. Itehind the Charles­ portion, and the latest addition to the grasp on the lever as if aliout to throw it lie would not advise returning to the old ton block, Orlando, has been completed. business center is a two-story block to be over and start the engine. ‘Do yyu see Ikt Jiponeit General Nodzu. prominent methods of the pnst, as the song has it: It is for drainage purpose, nnd is believed built at the corner of Sanford avenue and the signnIT' ho asked. Receiving no an­ hring the war between Russia and Japan, “ Resilin'. rilin' and rithmctlc Second street by Mrs. DeForrcsL The swer he went up to his companion and to be on the ocean level. ». kind. The burial wos largely attended * Tsujtht to the role of a hickory »lick." • Ewnioent among the noted persons pres-1 1,01 we 10 indude In our present Major General Robert J. Mogill is the new building will be of reinforced con­ saw that he was unconscious. *>t »ai Admiral Sjicrry of the American plans of teaching n due proportion of both. newly elected commander of the Floridu crete blocks und will consist of two store ‘The fireman summbned the*conductor. The public school has a great work, he division of Confederate Veterans rooms on tho Sanford nvenue side and one The road physician, Dr. W. P. Adamson, bsttleshi|is. said in conclusion, and this work will tie on die Second street side, with upper floor was called and he found the unconscious *1«nor Park, L 1. Oct. 24. Geo. RobAmong recent rulings nf_ ihe-lntnratat» done better by hnvjng both parent and reserved for rooms or flats. * man to be suffering from a paralytic stroke sjocomobllo of 120 ^horse power, commerce commission is the following; TeacHdr working together in unison. The building will t>c commenced at which affected ills right side. He had rAarrlnn made machine, won the VanFree ¡»asses may be issued to Isona fide The vocal solo by Mr, Woodcock was once and when finished will enhance this Kayes removed to the sanitarium for cup for the fourth time, and bcatex-employes of a railroad who ore travel­ thoroughly enjoyed by the audience. section of the city., The Popq Contract­ treatment. '■f kl (revioui records. The distance ing to reenter the railroad's service. Pass­ Rev. J. F. McKinnon delivered an ad­ ing Co. have the contract for die build­ /‘Another engineer took the train through n» vu 258.00 miles and the time was es cannot be Issued to families of erndress that wns appreciated by those pres ing. ‘ »40minute* 48 and 1-5 seconds. to Jacksonville. ploycs who died n natural death while in ent. He spoke of the four factors that go “ Kayes was taken to Jhe hospital about the service of common carriers, though Building and Loon AasoclatlonGrowInf *iity persons have been arrested to make up the school—the trustees, fac­ 3 o’clock yesterday morning. He is still The directors of the Sanford Building 8 « that privilege is accorded to tho families with complicity In the nlghtridera' ulty, (nipils and parents—congratulating unconscious, and Ills condition is very se­ Loan Association met last Monday night ¡E M ih ld i of Ca|K. Rankin last week the High School upon its active board of of employes killed in the service. rious. ________________ ______ _ in the office of J. N. Whitner nnd held an trustees and Its efficient corps of teach­ 1 The First National Bank of St. Augusayes and their daughter, Miss «sting •oaeiom—Application» fur lutthi gcd-by-Tlre—ent J S Mullini- s- C- Oct. 26. destroyed ers. He urged a closer bond of union he.Cora B. Kayes, were summoned from thíít y tmnds of ltdiaiMs* pr xween the patrons and teachers,- indica­ 27th. which occurred during business have been made to the amount of $5,000, home at Sanford. Mrs. Kayes said she ■»■imiUJ Tobacco Co. Loss is covered ting many ways in which the parents hours. It is believed that a live electric and the same has been placed In the hands had no idea that her husband was threat­ of the loan committee. The association liamrsnce. wire was the cause of the fire. may be helpful to the teachers. ,i .. . . is starting off In good shape and every ened with any illness, that lie seemed to | fteiilooa of Bernard Marcus in Chicago Following this address a few minutes R C Ham. ha. Just sold o shipment of d llK I1 in Sanford should take share. In be well when she saw him Saturday. He ^itrrcdtd by a bomb last Saturday. were spent In discussing various (»bases Irish potatoes from the Hartlng. section. ^ moyemem w|l|cb promise* so much In is about fifty years of age, and has a FkKardConnors, widely known an the of school work. . C. D. Schaffer recently discovered in the return Several new houses will be built splendid record as an engineer. The second Monday in the month was western port of Alachua county whnt ap- ut once n# n rC8U|t of die association in man of Chicago, dropped dcod “ Mr, Kayes is u well known Mason, antT «city Oct 23. decided upon as the time for the meet­ pears to be a deposit of vurlegated ngotev Sanford, and this will ultimately‘provs a has taken practically all of the degrees ings of the club. The specimens compare favorably with ,nenriB 0f alleviating the congested con­ known in the order.” b iMCsnaditn election this week the Landmark Changed similar products from Colorado, and Krill ditions of the city and constant lack of Amended Postal Regulations i *ns vltortous. * 7 ^ worit eyesores in our town prove a rich find for the owners of-the Imuses. _______ ~ Postmaster-General Meyer has amended 16m of the so-called whiskey selzthe old DeMont bulld- |land containing the deposits. Tax Notice the postal regulation« regarding the en­ aa* Under the pure food set has been *or y foot Df First street. Delopl| The tax books of the City of Sanford closure Of any matter of a higher daks in Will Locate In Sanford by the United States court ln fa - 'lln*,B haw ruhied. with a shifting, often fur Uie ament yeur will be open on the mall paid for at a lower rate so as to Im­ * the government The CAM was;I J *5 J j^ T «B a n cy.U has been nn open G. G~Sargent, secretary of the Excelsior first Monday in November, 1908, at the pose the penalty only upon those who Lguhhroa Distilling 1 » . Wl»o J . w u»e new comers where San- Fruit Growers' Association o f Lake Min­ ‘.‘wilfully"-violate the regulation» Here­ Collector's office. liquor as Bourbon whiskey J « ^ w e n e s . could beJf was netonka. Minnefttu. is in the city and - ■— —inut Personal taxes must be paid before the tofore tho dcpnitment has Imposed Bnes d* stulT hod been made from mo- 1 *ora *" . .. ¿ „ one 0f its main streeU. will locate on a celery form west of the •»Mother Ingredients. first day of March,. 1000, and real eatHte for such violations, regardless as to dty. Mr. Sargent will return to his home before the first day of April, 1909. See whether the offense was committed wil­ 1 1 1’orkhursl of New York I in the spring and bring atgpitThirty fami­ since young Mr.-DeMont thc o w w e o f Section 213, Revised Ordinances. fully or through ignorance. The Titles ag­ fa» ,hc l‘rc*idency of the I lies from his section to Sanford, where J.~T. Ltx.' Collector. gregate approximately $60,000 a year, wt toe Prevention of Crime.____ thl* prepertyrhas returned here and tpk?n they wlirengagc iu truck farming, Sun- lirJT " ■’ and 90 per cent of the cases hgve been _ «PPMU has afford's great irrigation system appealing Notice to Residents and P rop erly found due to ignorance of the taw, mostly •»»diet of tfM lower ,ootin in ^ T b i t o t ^ h h s been thoroughly reno­ to Mr. Sargent as no other section in die Owners vated, inside and out. by women and children and the Ignoranf. United States for vegetable and fruit The Building Committee, of the City for a boarding house und stores. Mr l * usually poor. There were 1,600 such cases i r t A i l i f f ,UdRmCnt — “ Council has authorized City Engineer J. A. raising. *• in connection with the Jamestown expo­ ,(d. Killer had bodTu!» ^ Mont wd r* nl *** house only to such porDavis to nuinhrr all residences and busi­ U pc Has Narrow Cocape sition, all the violation« being committed The l o ^ ^ ^ * . as can guarantee to keep it dean and W. P. Li pc had a miraculous escape from ness houses in the city. The d f y has pur- by children/___________________ Un BWBid*d highly respectable and hopes that the diaaed a sufficient of numbers to supply people of Sanford will appreciate Ids ef­ death last Saturday while engaged in drivA cargo of green coffee was sold in New i from Mexico's great olil ing a well on Sanford avenue. He w a sIaliam i Mr. Davis will tack these on all forts In making his property again into a York this week for five cents a pound, miles from Tampico, bave j place of which Sanford and First street stooping down at the lime, regulating one I houses at a price stipulated by the build- March delivery. - •- r ' “i a score of workman- It 1 ót the attachments, and j leaned too far J ing committee. U uiumnu CoututTCE. may feel proud. Historical Spring Flowing far Hurried Readers ..... Im - ******** - ..........— h 4 �October 3|, o THE SANFORD HCR&D VOICE O f' THE PEOPLE xtuttttmtuitttatittit Letters and Communications on . Various Tim ely Topics. C O LU M N D EVO TED TO URRELL IN S H E W P E O P LE M cG lon B ugs., Proprietors. 4n This Department will be Found the Views. Opinions and Comment " fit Practical W riters. *. * iWa Invite oormpondrnce on live (nplca from «11 ■vet Ion* of the County, nl«o new» llama of Intrrctt. Brevity will Intvire prompt pulilk-ntkin. Artirlr* contrary to the view! of the Editor will l * polr llahcd, nut otaulve and anonymotit mmmunir«tione will be rejected. We will not he’rr*pon»lt>le fnr onlhVon« expreiaed by con trItutor». All communlcntVom Intended for current tuue mutt be In hand not later than Tuetday p. m .)—En Present to the Investor the Best Opportunities E v e r y t h in g N eat a n d C le a n and Cooked to Please the Palate Unimproved celery lands, flowing wells guaranteed, of the Epictiro • .1 Sanford as a Health Resort As some of my fellow-citizens know. I first came to Sanford some twenty years aitf) under tha sentence of death; that is, Corner First Street and Palmetto Avenue the best medical talent In Boston hnd diagnosed my case as rheumatism of the heart and that the best well-chosen reme­ m n n m m m m m n a dies could onlypnllate the disease In New England's rigorous dlmnte. Preferring to change climnto this side the mystic river, the climatic conditions of South Californio, Mexico. Bermuda and Central Florida were carefully studied. Having’ done my part well, DTVIfie Provi­ de uc«,I think, jed^ne to dgcldc la favor ^oTT^anTonf.'TlorrJn. ‘ T carne week. feeble npended to Improving ibe »treat«« erecting the High School build Ins. and far tha other purpose* and nlmost helpless, but with n few year's lor which the bond* were yotflj.__ ______ — ___ «ftien W i t It^TTow offered .residence In-this salubrious climate. In forTheaeremaintnf «ale for the purpose of itrcet paving. They wlU (nature in January. IBM. the midst of kind, cheerful, hospitable .kT5tr!l.l,w,0<.b5Mx>n,lrd Indetrtedneaa than the people my health was fully restored. thirty thou«and .dollar bond* heretofore «old the J. N. Whitnor, one of the first to greet me, used to soy: “ When you first came here 1 hnd to take n land-mark to till which way you were going, but in one year’s time I bad to look sharp to deter­ mine whose coat-tail it was going around the corner." So what I have to say of Sanford Is based upon personal experi­ m en t* ftsofascrvatlonr-I Tnm Tffienr Ut * dctaclied from the bondl aJanuary Jit 1B0D. and ia■ nrc thoiunnda from Other states residing lanuary i«t, fob, to remain 1 A. M. Ttauatea, in this land of sunshine hnd flowers who. J » H- FOMAID, like myself are enjoying a now lease of S. O. Chase, bond Tnuteea. life. Why should we .not believe, and I boldly declare, this to be one bf the hcnlthl_ cat and best places in thC-World! -SunfwtU AÜ lW fliai lukjnrrt of Orange t^inty!" florMa^ hHd*iu way between ocean and gulf, fanned by ^modified sea breeses as they come to us laden wltlt purev wholesome odors from 1 «joiu-U p * «VaJ3f.(“a'p'ldWlrnlnur rnn1 , 1! ■!? ,ow"»*>lpa t9. and 20. the long-leafed pines on every side, is par 3 l n M|d county, the »aid priiilon tOned by what represented and puijKrrtrd to excellence the natural sanitarium “of our beloved country. . h which aald drain or canal wai to be cut where«*. under nnd by virtue of the law. the Many and varied have been the Im­ provements which ' have come to our city during the past twenty years, completely changing the entire aspect of Sanford and , vicinity. May rite good work qf improve­ ment continue ’ until Sanford shall be known as the best city in the south, j With her hew railroads, traction lines, electric lights, cheap freight rates and beat system of Irrigation for vegetable growers that the world hus ever seen, these is not a shadow of doubt about the toward, O. C. future of Sanford.—BuLtlw-lwHlthftrinCTrJ of Sanford appeals to fate 09 one who hast bein fnost beflcfltted by it, and to those]I Notice ot Application for Tax Deed Under Section 0 of Chapter 4808, who are deciding on locating in-Florida I Laws of r|orlda would sa'y that for health, business, good | Nottos U hrrebr given that T. E. Wilwm. mirpeople, and everything Uhot makes life «tuiM-r of tax rrrilllculea named below, baa hint certificates In my «Alce and mada apnlkutkm worth living, give me Sanford every time. (Sid for u x dardi to blue In accordance with law. Said Delicacy forbids publishing my name, certificate« embrace (he followiog deacrlbed land, •Ituntrd In Orange county florida : but you, Mr. Editor, know it, and if you No. 58, « «H o i nwM and iw b of «ab and neb of iwW and ab of awb me. 10 tp. 24. a. r. 27 happen to know of any Invalids seeking n aaieaird In the name of J. S. Salley. milder cllmato just refer them to me as No IWK/Z* 3Ï- «J*• r. 27 • „ aiM-iicd In the name of Frank l> Pall. a living example of the healthfulness o f I No. 60. n e * of neb. mc . 33. in. 2 4 . 1 . r. 27 **.*,* in Manama of C. H. Caifney. Sanford. —CmztN. ,uNî I ? * . * » ? a. r. W ithdraw Application for Froncttlse wH of ne!4 and eM of nwM. ««*. 10, cp. The following IcMers to Moyorl^akeand 20,No.a. OS, r. 28 e„ aueiiad In the name «/Unknown Owner. the President of the Council.W. M. LeHler. No 60, i j f of nwJ4 of M b, asc. 10, tp. BO. a. r. are self-explanatory: 2 8 , ! > » « « • * « > I hr name of Unknown Owner. Noo67. nb of awb of ab of awb iec. 18, ip.20. Sanixird, Fla., Oct. 20.1008. ». r. 28 e . aiieaaed In tba name of fa. A. Irvin— T to 68. eb ol owbjMC 13. tp 20. a r25e. saaeaaHon. Forrest Lake, Mayor, Sanford. Fla.: ed In rhe name of A W Lawton. Dear Sir—For myself, and on behalf of No- 70, neb of eeb. »cc 34. tp 20. a r 28 e. ea■eased In the name of i O Welck . my associates, Messrs. M. M. Smith and No. 122. awb of owb. aeclB. tp 22, s r 28 e. aaAndrew Johnson. I desire to withdraw our aea»ed In (be name of lie« Id bryon No- MO nwb of nwb. « « 12, tp 23.., r 28 a. aaapplication for the franchise granting us •eaecd In Ibe name of C DLlndtey , N a K t. nwb of aeb mc i l tn?1 . . privilege of erecting nnd mnlntnlnlnJ nn •uaastl IS tb e uSISSm unxoownOwner No. 148. beginning aw cor of nb of iw b of neb TtrrtrtrllRTitlfiil"plant and street railroad ofnw b, »eo 29, ip 19. a r 29 e. run « Jf)chi. 0 in the city of Sanford. 7.8) ch« n 88 vjdeg w to Lake Letha,,sny aloog Yours truly, W. D. U o liicn . Hon. W. N. lAiffier, President City Council, Sanford, Fla.: Sir—1 am enclosing you copy of a letter which under date of the 20 thji mailed to Hon. Forrest Cake. Knowing dun the granting of this fran­ chise would tie strenuously opposed by Some members of the honorable body over which you preside, and believing that it might not Quell y po^s the council -and be adopted, we have decided to withdraw the application and thus save the city any unnecessary expense in the way of an it torney't/ec. I have the honor to be, sir. Yours truly.. ¡¿‘ W. D. H olden . Notice o f Registration The registration book <fot the .CLpr nF iflllfWd, FToHdS'.' wni Ge opetied on Mon­ day, November 2nd, 1908, In the City Clerk's office, and will close on December 1 s t 1008, at. 5 o'clock p. m. Hours of registration— 9 o'clock a. m. to 12 in., and from 2 until 5 o'clock p. m. JJ-4 Mark L. Sourr, City Qerk. $25.00 to $200.00 per acre | ~*-. Celery forms, with flowing wells all tiled, drained and ready for crop, $500.00 to $1000.00 per acre. . City property, improved and unimproved. 303,000 ncres tim ber land, with finest site in Florida for crate factory. Others tell you what can be dona MURRELL &. M IM SH EW nre practical farmers w ell ng real estate brokers, and-are here to show you what has. been and cai^b e done. W e solicit correspondence, gladly furnish any inform ation possible and qtq extend to e v W id tifrea rb T us > * M URRELL & MINSHEW ements !; Used In Uncle Sam's Paint Shop I; During the past year the U. S. ■; Nn vy has consume«! 091,000 pounds The Only Electrically Welded Steel WÍRE FENCES and best equipped plant for driving wells in this — Lucas While Paint ¡’ ¡¡ ¡! ¡! and 278.700 pounds of LUCAS COLORS, sufficient to produce more than 100,000 gallons of puint, equivalent to 50 carleada of 20Ö,000 gallons ench, and which would make a train moro than one-half mile long. .* '■ <0 section of the country and are prepared to lill all orders promptly. Our -- ** machinery is up-to-date FoT Field, Farm, ' Ranch, Lawns, Corn Cribs and Poultry In addition, to this Uncle Sam has used during the past year more than 25,000 gallons of LUCAS VARMiSHES, ENAMELS and other products. ■*■. W ill stand ordinary/ » 3 well p s lin n i Uncle Sam's jvefoTénce Is not n mnttetof favor, but of QUALITY nnd RESULTS. - W ill not sail in Sum m er'« hent break in the oold o f W in ter In Uncle Sams service, as In everybody elftes, LUCAS PRO­ DUCTS have nn unbroken record for satisfactory results, have- the Largest - * ands '•our v > . f, workmen are skilled in the work. Those contemuhtliiui putting "indwells would A re mode o f the beat m aterials nnd have stays thut cannot siip Do not require nn expert to erect, nnd ore low priced inter­ serve ests by consulting us and learning prices before making contracts. W e Handle the Above Exclusively in Sanford Straw berries, Celery A sptrtgus, Lettuce, O n ion ;/C au liflow er«, etc,, etc., 1 _______________ -— j ^rll the Land—Ymn lliulni, Muncy. nn«T Muscles Makes die Crop and the Profit No-1 « . n o « «d »«N and ab of »w b of sab, mc 28. tp 19. • r 20 a, aaacaacd In tha ninno of UnLuown otrnor N a 180. beginning 20.21 eb« n and7.l8ch»w of «a oor or lot 2. «ce JU, tp 19, • r 20 a. run ■ 4.80 ch., w JÜ.30 di», n 4L8» du, o J0.3Q cl,(. snetaed in th* rutina W 8 A Pfleffar No. IS), w b u f «ab. «eo 3. tp 20. s r 29. a«ae»*(id in the naraeof j It Jlrown ’ Nu. 230, beginning B d u e and 8.49 ch* « of b • « J « * ' “ “ " f l " « o f ttc 33. tp 22. • r 2 0 a. run • 13.09 ch«. a l i b ch», n 13.01 rb«. w'ly II.S3 eb». aueited in the name of Wm U- Lcud heir« No. 318. lot* 20 to 23, Neavt'i add to Sanfcml. o .«elicci In «hr nim t of j W Wolfe No. 32S, nab of eeb. * «u 7 .ip 2 0 u »a S 0 * lwx. grant, aa««*»ed In the name uf Unknown Owner. ■No. 300. «eb uf nb of lot 2 and n b nr nb ol lot 2. aec8. tp 21. « r 20 e. i i k u k I In tba name of Unknown Owner No.406.wK of awb. arr at 31 a. a. at a»" . 1 .tec . “B.• tp 20. a «e«*ed In tba name of Unknown Owner. No. 417. w 2 a of nH of »b of nab of awb. aeo 19. Ip 21. a r 31. a»tc*»oJ In the name uf Unknown Na 4^5. 3 flX A A « «t p f U< agR ol swMrsiU'fc’ |P T r . i t 33 », naaoaaad in tba name of Mr* C B All «alid certiflcatea being dated June 4th. A. D‘ 1000« Unlcee. aaH oarttOcotea «ball bo rodaamed oecordimi là law. Ux deeds will lutu) tbercvn uu tba BBth day of November. A. U. 1908. Wltmaa my «1«natura and official Mai this tba íf* A. D. 1908. , „ B. M. Rim m m , IM PROVED IR R IG A TED F A R M S -U N C I Flowing Wells on 'All Celery Dt-Ju and other Desirable Tracts in Blocks to suit Purchaser, Prices and descriptions upon request F i r s t N a t i o n a l 'B a u l f B u ild in g .Iredt Uturt, Otanga Cq. fia. by U. A Howaid!' ajh-y-';-"; ■ • ■ �THE SANFORD HERALD lidiet of fnteres^lni Item's fr o iH r o r r é s r ù w è c n c t People’s Bank of Sanford C L E A N S AND P R E S S E S C apital $ 8 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 Ladies’ Skirts 'and Gentlemen’s Clothing CVENtS O f O RAN G E C O U N T Y . Conducts a General Banking Business with Conservatism and — » ........ Courtesy. Our M onthly Rite for Club Only lent Staff of Reporters Weekly Covers the T e rrito ry fo r f The llerold Pays 4 Per Cent. Interest, Compounded Quarterly, on Savings Deposits, and e nter pr ise ech o es SprdaJCOrmpoodenco to5^* Herald. Mr. Chas. Campbell wns In town Satur­ day, and all his old friends were glad to see him after his serious illness. Mr. and Mrs. Smith, of Sanford, were over Sunday afternoon to see the little iMnJsh'chiklrcn Dr. Cason brought to the ' ““ ~ . OnhaaagO. last week. Mrs. Smith being a Dane, wished to talk with them in their native langt/age. - Mr» A. T. Koi i ltar, of ■.Sanford, was town Sunday afternoon, calling on old friends. Mrs. Myers, of Orange City, Is visiting herdaughter.-Mrs. Wm. Padgett. from any nnd all causes. - This additional protection coats its customers nothing !‘| Giving you twelve pieces a month tta Sunday night at 11:20^JDeath laid Mi Icy hand on Allie, the elqven-yenr-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Buckner. She n s suddenly taken hick on Sat'urt)a|r afternoon nt 3 o'clock, and niter several hours of delirium became unconscioiiA, remalning so until God called her to HlmteU. Dr. Pufeston, of Sanford, wag cabled inon Sandny afternoon, but was unable la save her. The funeral was heid# on Monday at 3 p. m. In Evergreen ceme­ tery. with Miss Tina Tucker reading the burial service, Rev. Mr. Sweat, of Sanford, ijiLle to come. Oo Friday nt noon Jt was dlscoyertfd ,c ra e feiMSTTW of Ur. John Sauls had caught hie by a defective. J.uc. but forIn Gold's B a rb er SîhJp . I . . L — « . iln d it le liM l h a f n ro Í iln ln p d tunitcly wo* extingu New Accounts Solicited We w ill call for and deliver your clothes once a week M. M. SMITH, President P «r k Avenue, North High-Grade House-Building a Specialty The Florida Fertilizer Co DEALERS IN " Builders’ Supplies, Interlarchen Sand Alpha Cement, Acm e Plaster Best B ranci o f Fertilizers1 for Florida g r o w e r s = P r Finns, LAKE MARY MELAN6 E Estimates, anil a ll Inform ation Building 'the W orth of Our Fe rtlllie rs Phono 69 The Florida Fertilizer Co. a £&na&ttt~U*. Oftice with Murrell &. Minshew Pico Hotel Block, Sanford, Fla. . t a k a c h , Ag« t FIR S T N A TIO N A L BANK S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A O F SA N FO R D , F L A . - tfvrkl Corrripotulmrr to The lirrakl: H. RAND. President P. PORSTER, Cashier * Mrs. Ericson and daughter, Miss Car­ men, from Miami, were visitors nt Rev. J. F. Sundell's, last Tucsdny. ' \ GEO. FEltNALD, Vloo-Proo. B. P. WHITHER, Asat. Caehlar O nly National Bank In Orango C o u n ty Funds Protected by B urglary Insurance LIV ER Y, F E E D and Little Julia Nylund is very ill with whooping cough. Mrs. J. W. Jcrnigan, Mrs. Annie Mc­ Donald and Mrs. Cnrroth are in Jackson­ ville; taking in the festivities of gala relative to Cheerfully Furnished Tw e n ty Years o f Experience w ith Florida Crops Has Demonstrated lA W U H N T r r W f n F R Y C R Ö F Mr. II. F. Qunckcnboss shipped the' first carload of oronges on Wednesday from here to Chase &. Co., nt Sanford. G. S. DERRY. Cashier A ll W o rk G u a ra n te e d Mrs. CL R. M. Sheppard and son left TueadaV {n visit relntiuM In fkt«wn, -th>n Dr. T. A. Neal, of Sanford, was called In Monday;to see the little Danish boy, wrhois still quite ill. H. R. STEVENS. Vice-President S afaty D eposit B o x « » fo r R on t . ■nd Dugglo» O R G A N IZ E D 1867 Dlacksmlthlng and Horaoshoolng H o r s o s a n d M u le s B o u g h t and Ë xch a n ge d Mrs Annie McDonald nnd Miss Florence LareUdrove into LongWood lasTSunday. They attended services at the Baptist church ,in the morning and put In the afternoon visiting friends. —;— — r ------ A U T O M O B IL E S FO R LI VERY USE We are sorry to hear that Mrs. Lizzie vtkr Is very sick, and hope that she ill soon recover. CONTRACTORS and B U I L D E R S GOES EVERYW HERE Mrs. Uklns' Announcement The fall term of the class in voice build Inland—vocal technique, conducted b) at - * Plans, Specifications and Estimates Furnished on Applications Consult the Purple Folder Repair W ork Promptly Done I\>, di-Uiiketl lulonniilion, rutes, «he.lulrs and reservations, Ticket Agent, write to or call on Cupt*.Murks at Home Having returned to Sanford, after nn sbwme of four months, 11 am at lioine ilsin. ready to give my best efforts to •eHany property that Is listed will» me andto do notary work, draw nnd execute Mlkinds of deeds, mortgages, oontructs. hxds, etc, l will appreciate nny business latnuted to me. Respectfully, W Richard 1L Makhs. Heating Stoves A.11kinds—wood.coal,oiloi>3gas. Have old strive cleaned and put up now. (tar men can do It. Telephone No. 8. Cto. H. Fzknalo HAapWAXt Co. Just Received { — The largest line of sporting good* ever ^|ved in Sanford—guns, rifles. Jaunting A . W . F R IT O T , .* ylHir nearest First Street FR A N K C. BOYLSTON urious leather ooudtes at st die Sanford Furniture lad you want, and at I H O LL Y W IL L IA M S Division Passenger Agent A tlan tic Const Line, Jacksonville DEALER IN W . J . TH IG P E N & COM PANY iaJLWestern -Meats AGENTS G ehe ral_Fire- I ns uranee fllLL LlliltJQE^fiROCERIES— Phone 132 Sanford Sanford Avenue Florida aaava»H V M » V > v ia Finest Five C ent Cigar S. F. S A L L A S **7 lot on Mogiiolia ond Sixth (streets. Opp. Postofflce T in , Slate and T ile R oofin g GUTTER AND GALVANIZED TANKS Repair Work a Specialty , Corner First Streot and Palmetto Avenue Sanford, Florid* O n the Market �» A»«“*— S m • ' October ai, TH E «ANFORD -HERALD ,----- -BRYAN Witt. B f tlFCTTD 1 Next Tuesday la the doy for every true mnt'Ioyot bemocrat to go to the polls and Published Every SiIsturday Morning ■ (Santoni. Fla. coat hla vote for William Jennings Bryan, R. J. Ilnur, Managing Editor the man who la destined to lend the Dem­ Subscription Price, $1.00 a Year In Advance ocratic hosts to victory, and whose elec­ Enured tk «ecpnd-dait mall enstur Auguri 22nd, tionjncans so much to the cut Ire. country, 1908. at ihe. lYaiullkc a l baaduil, IkorWa.. and especially to the south. Never before hns Bryan’s election seemed so sure, and Oilier First Floor In ilia Bishop Block, First Street now la the time to apeak and work and . . Telephone No. 148. give to the Dembcrntic cause, and thus Next Tuesday Is Bryan Day. insure su|>rcmacy to the party that hus been kept down so long by the money After the election—well, let it 1« celery, power of the land, and not by the will oi the people. Sanford will soon have a traction Une, livery (mrt o i- theTJnlted States seems and then wfltch us grow. \ intent on the election of Bryan, and for tho first lime In mapy yenrs there is hnrCould any weather tie finer than that of inony in the Democratic ranks and a de­ this week if It was made to order. sire to elect the man who. though suffer­ ing two defeats, still hns the love pnd es­ Sanford needs more houses. E’ teem of so many thousands and the gen­ chicken coops ore bringing high rents. eral endorsement of the party. The following from the Miami Metropo­ In drouth or deluge the Sanford irriga­ lis In a brief summary fully explains rhe tion solves the question satisfactorily for situation: tho grower___________________ "Ap impartial summary of the political situation discloses conditions that may The election till! soon be over and then well Indie Republican fears and Inspire our thoughts can turn to the crops of Democratic hopes. vegetables and tourists. "Taking the results of the national elec­ tions of 1904 and 1900 ns a basis. It is •Sanford’s streets are being cleaned up next to Impossible to figure out how Bryan nnd pul In proper shape. Good place to ime majoritiesjind so-. tajtaliuL work the Inmates of the city basU la,,..^ Now Is tiier time for the truck growers (o gel together, and form n union. This is the only solution to their troubles in shipping vegetables. The Battle Creek Sanitarium Breakfast Food Co. has gone into the honds of a re­ ceiver. People have grown tired of eat­ ing sawdust nnd paying n stiff price forlL "But conservative “ WTllCTV "%ho‘'ftflYE' gone bycr thc^politicnl flcld, east nnd west, agree that while on the face of things Taft ought to win, it is by no means certuln that ha Is going to win. . "In almost every community, cast and west. Republicans are to^be found who make no secret of their Intention to vote for*Bryan., Fully nlne-tcnthg of the Democrots who opposed him in 189(1 nnd 1 9 0 0 are now In line to support his candidacy. "The labor-vote, which went Inrgely to McKinley and RooeevelL Is now largely fog Uryeti Itepnblluuis will lit IIWU he will likely get CO per cent of this labor voto. Samuel Gompcrs, president of the American Federation of Labor, says he will receive fully 8 0 per cent of this labor vote—probably not one-fourth of It In the Roosevelt campaign. Although not countIng heavily upon the negro defection from the Republican party, this loss will prvbably amount to 10 per cent, r "General situation—Democratic organ!zation better titan at any time since 1892; Republican organization wcnkcrgjhnn at any time since 1892. Taft handicapped The end of the campaign will be we corned by nil, and especially by the la dies. The papers will then have more hews of merely human Interest The average lady will skip a political article In the paper any time to rend a fashion note. This docs not imply the unfitness of the average Indy for politics, but only tho unfitness of tho average politics for the ladies. - r championship of him; Bryan greatly strengthened throughout the west by radi­ Tuesday Is the day tb elect WiUinm calism built- up by Roosevelt; conditions Jennings Bryan President of the United mlxod nnd unusual In every quarter; no States. Never before was the opportunity basis for wholly rcllnble prediction any­ so great for the Democratic party to re­ where, save for a landslide throughout gain their power In the Innd. nnd yet In the west; Bryan must have New Yotk In Sanford there is nothing being done to in­ order to win;-an upheaval may give him fluence a vote on Tuesday. Would It not a number of western states and still per­ be well to call a mass meeting for next mit Taft to win if Taft carries New York." Monday night, have the band out and some good speakers nnd woke them upT HOn. J. M. Cheney, while working for Ibe'Rcpubllcnn cause. In certainly flaying •flhr convict lease system* nnd while lie has no hopes of ever carrying Floridn for the Republicans, he can at leant have the satisfaction of knowing that Ids “cam­ paign thunder" has not been altogether wasted. While not agreeing with Mr. Every man in every town In the course of a life-time hns to ask a favor of un editor. A man may escape the doctor, keep out of court, but once in n life-time lias to have n certain piece (Hit In the news(iaper—a marriage notice or a death notice, or a favor to have Ids name omit­ ted from a certain item. It is, therefore. •Western Publisher, Wo count It o very great pleasure to bd associated with the editors of the weekly newspapers of the state of Florida, says the Floridn Christian Advocate, We were delighted on looking over our batch of ex­ change* last week to see the few which carry whiskey ndvertlseidcnts. We have bt:*n much pleased with tlte grade or edi­ torial work done by the fraternity. It is /if a high order. It seems to us that there In more iinnrovment in the average county newspaper L{ian in almost any en-terprlse ^wfth 'w h t e f r w nn^acqunlntod: -*The City CoUndl of Sanford hasgranted a franchise for an electric light plant for lights anil n street rail­ way to S. O. Chime, T. P. Forster, A. P. Connelly, A- T. Rossi ter and J. N. Whltner. ^ "W e team from a gentleman hold­ ing extensive interests in Sanford that no one should Jump to the hasty conclusion that this means the Imme­ diate building of un electric railway, but that the righL Is Included In the franchise fur future use should the company deem it wise to undertake — Audi a project; "W e are glad our sister city is to have a system of electric lights. Next to celery that will help make the town more than any one tiling. We should be pleased to see her take up the elec­ tric rnilwny project, and with others project it southward to Orlando and Kissimmee, but with the money con­ ditions as Uiey have been for same t j m i » (l u s t , u r n » « t lF » - lh n r DEMOCRATIC TICKET The Sliding C u t Far Presidenti» nectar*. II. P. BAILEY. P. W. BUTLER. ROBERT F, DAVIS. GEORGE-C. MARTIN. SAMUEL PASCO. For Representative In Congress, Seron FRANK CLARK. (T h e Keen Kutter is tne only safety razor that permits of the slidine cut, so necessary for a smooth, dean shave. N o scraping or pulling tike the ordinary straight cutting razors. for GoYcrnor.|.DEKT w* GIICHRIST. For ptroller, rut Com urniHUuici, A. C. CROOM. For Treasurer, W. V. KNOTT.. Fu. , SAFETY RAZORS% FFAY’CRAWróRD. are equipped with 12 Norwegian atcel blades, each ground, honed and stropped by hand, tested and gu aranteetLrJi!^ ’A* convenu liATiftititfi r" A ,“ n" r ' S r S l'T i* M K E L For Slate Superintendent of Public Instruction, WILLIAM M. HOLLOWAY. For Commissioner of Agriculture. II. E. M'UN. 'I'111 iiliOTllllllllt ~ ^ \ — THOMAS M-SUAChLEFOWl-J. ........................ The Republican spell binders were here Inst night, and they nctunlly convinced Postmaster Haskins that Taft was n larger man than Drynn. Get Familiar With These As thera will be n large nuadH*<ji-E£gfc. TT ■ M l * * ** _ * .. * « I . an jitlU tIdential Electors on the ballot at the elec­ tion In November It behooves Democrats to become familiar with the Uryan elec­ tors, which arc us follow«: ..lut-iiresUbuubil Weeiorsi—--------H. P. B AILEiV s ,■ • P. W. BUTLF.I?. ROBT. E. DAVIS. GEO. C. MAR I IN. SAMUEL PASCO. Paste this loji In your hat. so that when you nro asked .who the Democratic elect­ ors are you may be prepared to give the IR IS I.,— Vor State tWIIMlOl, SWIM ^ O.-MASSEYr — tor Mrml For Mrinlx-r* of the l^ilsltturr. f. H. KINtf. A. B. KEWTJDN. For0ount For County Judge. Harry J . W ilson, S a G A R N ER & ROBERTS WILLIAM MARTIN For Clerk Clrrk of the Circuit Court, For D. M. ROBINSON. For SherltT. sherli For JAMES A. K1RKWOOK. • "i» * *• * , Successore lo N. IL G A R N E R t w T . *l * a ROMNSON. iorT“ ForCoum ForCoun, For County Treasurer. WHO LES A LE -A N D R ETA 1 L ' JAMES ll. SADLER. For C County rot ou^ SurvejnMj For Couni Suprrlnirndenl of PuUlc Instruction, For County Staple S Fancy Groceries W. U. LYNCH. For Supervisor of Kejistradon, FoT Sup' 1 Fo(jJudge udi, of the Criminal Court, For JAMES D. DEOILS. County Solicitor. For Coun CEOROE A. DECOTTES. Fof For CIerk Clerk of the Criminal Court, L. W1CHTENDAHL. For Cou0 County Commissioner, District No. I r°r ALEX VAUUuN. County Cormnlssjoner^Witrlct No. 2, For Coun . *• - • For County Commissioner Dior let No. 4. ForCoun m . o. o v e r s Yk e k t . for County Coun Commissioner, Wsthct No. S, For J. H. LEE. .. For Justice of the Pcnc& District No. 3, L, U. STRINUELLLOW. « ‘ hay and * g r a in * *r . * ~ ■ 4 Chase &-Sanborn's Teas and Coffees High-Grade Cigars and Tobacco a Specialty District No. 3, For County J^irnrnlssjcj ~ W H I T E *1 F R O N T G R O C E R Y * •i • , • '► - . Telephone No. 39 /i. .Give Us a Call To V o te rs There arc no names printed or*-the ticket from District( No. 2—A(iopkn— ramie vacant by the death Of Hon. H. K. Füller, county commissioner. There are two candidates for the position, Messrs. J. E. Merrill and S. W. Eldredge. The voters nil over Grunge county are allowed — to bnllot for either of these gentlemen. Inn remember to write the nnine o f ' your | ST R O N G L IN E OF C H IL D R E N ’S SC H O O L SH O ES J choice in the blank space left in said dis­ T ile Latest Fall Styles in Ladies', Gent’s nnd Children’s Shoes trict, nnd make un X mnrk before tlio f name. X * Just R eceived * j FRANK f L W OODRUFF ' Sanford's Only Exclusive Shoe Store i t Mayor’s Court on the Wing Mayor l^ike nnd Marshal Lee, with two negroes fn custody, took possession of The Herald oflloe one tiny this week, nnd In u few minutes hud ¡iroved the guilt of one negro upon the evidence of theother, nnd the cul|irit was sentenced and on his wuy in loll— Mayor Lake does;not need tr mar­ ble temple of justice for his court rotini. Drink a Bottle of C om fort Cottag -Bast— Homelike AcUWIlIliüdiTÎ Manufactured with (turo distilled water—they w ill prevent illness, aid portnnt step can hardly bemore than digestion und give you health the C ity at Moderate Prices thought of. "As much as we lrnve wished for Th e Sanford Coca Cola Bottling C o ., Sanford, Fla an electric road and advocated It for the past ten years, we are not going Centrally ¡Located ‘ofT our trolly over Uie matter until à 1 * * « ’ * T we know some men of means are hack of the scheme."—Orlando Re­ porter-Star. o f Fourth and Magnolia Avenue . Bro. Howard is slightly off his trolly re- Corner * gaoling the franchises grunted, as the ! one for electric lights has not yet been Finished Lumber for all Building J granted, although the Sunford Gas & Fuel Purposes t Co., having n franchise under "the exili­ ATTORNEY, AT-LAW ng charter, contemplate (tutting In an Pr*ctk-rs ijj Siale sad FnUrsl Court*. Best Grade Cypress Shingles electric light plopL-------—--------- ——«— r .. WRITE ME FOR PRICES ITiune 248 The franchise granted to S. 0. Chose, M, 1 G. T. Building. T. P. Forster. A. P. Connelly, A. T. Rossi- 1 ter and J. N. Whltner is Tor the Sanford W A L T E R D : BELL Traction Co. to have right of way over A ttorney - a t - L a W the city streets. A petion for franchise 1S~ptntdl tlS'fot another eTeclric Ught anJ (tower plant, thus giving Sanford electric ‘ lights and a street railway in pny event. We are certainly sorry that Orlando 1 falls In the capital to put In a trolly line, but then they can come to Sanford and ride on the cars to see how they are . Y our O rder Solicited J. P . C L A R K , O rlando, Fla C H A S , H. E V A N S ORO ‘ leVcllfcr win lievir"be'appreciated ns they In Sanford Life is Worth Living, sliould. There is not enough grafitude in the human henrt to adequately appre­ Among the numerous visitors In thedty ciate the work'of these self-sacrificing In­ this week Is L-,R Tuten of Ridgeland. S. dividuals.- Brethren of the weekly press, *. who comes prospecting, with a view to locating. . we are glad to be with you. Barbershop Staple and Fancy Full L in e 0/ Hijili Grade Cigars and Tobaccos f .J '’j, - i f i . ^ CLOVER H IL L B RAND BUTTER S A N F 0 R & - F L O R ID A Y A N C E Y G 6 LD , Prop, *; / i Agents for (he Famous ALL W H IT E B A R B E R S A dean towel for every customer Groceries I > A* r ; ' �THC SANFORD HERALD Armour's Simon Pure Lar d. jg (( nlH Try H N. H. Gamer took in the cnrnivnl nl John Homer of Orlando transacted busi­ Jacksonville this week'. ness in this city on Monday. * Fresh oysters served in every style- at Happenings— Men 7 Ham sandwich, S cents; Mrs. Takash’s the Pico restaurant. iuiich room, opposite the depot. Matters In Brief, J. D. Roberts has returned from a tri E.T. Woodruff has returned from a busi­ to Jacksonville, where he enjoyed the cai ness trip to Jacksonville and Orlando. nival. IT EM S O f IN T E R E S T The newest and latest at Mcttinger’s The newest- and latest m ats me Mettlnger dry goods store, next to postoffice. dry goods store, next to postofflce. Miss Bumby of Otlundo is the charming Wade, the tuner. Orlando. guest of Mrs. Robert Newman this week. . v S. Q-Shlnholscr is building, on Mngm Wade makes frequent trips to Sanford. Write Idm at Orlando, 1 1», * '' "I ' 1 " Who hns the only flrst-clnss/bnkery in the cityT S.iencer. Phone 1011. Park avenue. j paHtwL------ - - ] ■ C«r«icr <r Keteru- ntp0tySlieriffS«,» Grl,l1n wn8-,n the Mips Clara Ripley of Macon returned 6l1 Thursday on official business. home today, after spending several days Oram Puffs ol Spencer’s bakery every with her sister, Mrs. George S. Derry. SstsaisyThe newest and latest at Mettlnger’s Hn. D. R Wilder of Tampa is visiting dry goods store, next to postoffice. fc*filter. Mrs. Samuel Williams. , Mrs. W. F. Jamieson of Tampa is the Ptane Spencer for bread. Freehouse to guest of.her daughter, Mrs. D. F. Whilncr, bon* delivery. Plume 100. IL K. Murrell made an auto trip to Orttidoon Thursday. returning the same Pr >f. W. B. Lynch, county superintend­ ent of schools, visited ilia Snnford High School on Thursday. - - Benjsniln lirew of Oliando was in the Giimer ft Roberts keep high grndecignn. riiy Tbundny, looking after his Sanford and tobacco. Try them. Interni*. /_ | vialtod JacksoirrBlfnfifk WA*1 K»g f -on gpfreuffS fotte < and n.flowUid-ilw' meeting coiled to organ, fJ^^iyStenm Laundry mid they will izo the Florida Retail Hardware Ass«>ciuD* u new. ! N. P. Yowell of Orlando transacted busi­ ness In the city Thursday. Spencer make«-tha Wnt twwrf .U ïlït îïîït S ÎS iîît îU îîît îîîU t t W O O L DRESS G O O D S * trimmings to match. G I N G H A M S — Full Line, H O S I E R Y — W e carry the celebrated Cadet Brand, linen and toe, sold under a guarantee F. P. C O R S E T S — Fall Styles, *O U R S T O C K was never in better shape tr now in both price and quality. Call serve you N. F r Y o w e ll & . C om p an y £ ttt’i 't’t * * +* +* * * ++ * * * * + * * * * * * * * ,1*+‘fr«“+ * ** +++❖ ❖ +****♦♦* I. C. H UG H ES CONTRACTOR and B U I L D E R John. Merrill is (i ¡candidal»- -fa. County Commissioner. Write l^is name on your ballot hnd make an X mark tie for« It. ■# Have W. G. Hammond make your plain for your new house. Office witii Murrell J. S. Barrett conducted services on Sun 1*. Mimdiaw, Pico Hotel block. day morning nt Ebcneezcr church, and * Miss Daisy Stevens Hoover of Wilkes, the peniffi* were pleased with his talk. -barn*, l'o,. hmi arrived in (lie city and will - After you ttwrc bCCTT TntilE Ihc other nrSnnford'slending Furniture stoves, mngeii.nign-mftf tlrtfij Tpend tTie winter with Mr. pml Mrs. II. R. contractors, get our prices on the mosi tiiJwtetc. Sanford Furniture* Co.. J. D. vteveiis. modem buildings or general repair work. ¿risen. manager. Snead ft Venable. Fresh green vegetables and fmit. ut ’ W. E Williams of Tampa arrived In the Latest in new green hats, at Mettlnger’s * —Chus. Evans’. riiy Thursday, and will Bpend several days Iced leu; Just the thing thin hot weather. A. P. Connotley is a busy man these ho« enJOylng the hunting. Ills old friend* days with the Sanfonl ft Everglades Rail­ Mrs. Takash’s lunch room, opposite depot. in glad to greet him again. Those wlio anticipate building will save road and the Sonford Building & Loan Beginning Monday, the 31st, Snead A Association. money by giving us their contract. Snead Venable will work nine hours for day's ft Venable, For Sale-—Two hundred thousand fine Mr. Graves has the framing up for Ids Junes Turner, representing White ft ietmee plants. Apply to B. F. Martlndulr, residence on Palmetto avenue. His dining Turner, wholesale confectioners of JnckMr. and Mrs. C. II. Lcffier returned tills room and kitchen are al>oui completed. swUle, wa* in the city on Thursday- Jim Curl Robinson, court stenographer for week from Psducnh, Ky.. where they have reports the fall trade unusunlly good. been spending the summer. Their many the Seventh Judicial Circuit, Mopped off Steak, ham and eggs, pork and beans In this city betweeff trains on Thursday. '¡id other toothsome articles, at Mrs. G, L friends are glad to welcome them back Oysters served. in every style at the None but first-class Inter employed nod nil contracts guaranteed tu lie in accordance Ttksih'l lunch room, oppisitc the depot. again. . with plang ami specifications • __ 7_ Pico r^stuurunt.'----------Bo up-to-date and number your house. Mrs Frank Woodcock is anticipoting ! otn In Business lo- do BtrsfncsS T o r” Those VVho N ccd^M y Services Get your numbers from ft. iy Hill HrtrdLatest in new green haUu.atkIcUingt>r s with rmv.li pleasure the arrival of her w a r»otoe»i ----------- P oston ico Box 771 Furniture to rent hy the month or sea­ rriiwiFrrïsviUcifiâ son. Sanford Furniture Co. If you want a first-class tailor-made Huy will make tlieir future home in San­ suit for $12.98, call at D. A. Caldwell ft $12.05 Is the standard price Torn tailorford, sod old friends here will be glad to Sons. made suit at D. ANCiiIiI wcII in the Stonegreet them again. ’ y "Mrs. II. Ray Ferrari ntul daughter; who Gove block. DkiCilery City Laundry has installed luive been spending Beveral days in San­ T he Pope Contracting Company Is in a up-todite pressing nnd cleaning niachlnposition to gl,lve you tire elusesi figure mi oy tod are now prepared to do yoUrclean ford, the guests of Mr. and Mm. D. L. )(tiy *‘f -Nime-bat~ttic test 1*4at reasonable prices. Give item n Thrasher. kfLfridnjf- Jur thuir-inane-in Office witii Murrell meclinnics employ __________ Fusti». ft Mjnshew, Pico Hutel Block.__ ; SrW. Bdredge, of Apopka, was in tiro — New Florida Syrup; Just nrrived. at Tiie installation of Epworth League offi­ Cigars and Tobacco —Chns. Evans'. ®t7 Tueiday, shaking hands witii the •~v cers ut the Methodist church, Sunday mttrs. Mr. Eldredge' is a candidate for E. T. Woodruff is making extensive re- night, will uttruct a large congregation. QUICK LUNCH C AFE IN CONNECTION Camly Commissioner, to fill the vacancy |Milrs on his projierty, at the corner of .......... • VV Tile music will be ii s|iedal feature., t*>*ed by the dentil pf H. K. Fuller. Palmetto avenue and Third street, pud WELBORN BLOCK W anteij: Two all mund |»ailiters. Call Stepinto Mr*. G. LTakasITaluucIi room expects to occupy one .of the houses dur­ at The Herald office for particulars. *m get a cup of good coffee. Five cents. ing tiie winter season. % . Nine hours i>er day. Sneud & Venable. Headquarters for Iron Age tools. Any­ The regular week-end dance in the city Buy a O-U-NO smoker and gel a ticket M building was held on Thursday even­ thing you want In hand plows, fertilizer on $20 pipe, at —Chas. Evans’. distributors, etc., Harry j. Wilson, ing tod was graced by the presence of Why not spend a few dollars having that old well of your'n denned out j —Tiie Hallowe’en socini held Inst night at — Dr. add Mrs." O.P. Llklnscohie up from and drilled deeper. It will save doctor's bills. I am equlpoed to do I the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. W. W. Long, by Orlando yesterday in their touring car. you a first-class Job and reasonable ixices. Artesian and deep wells I the ladies of the Presbyterian churcli, was Mrs. LakiiiB rendered several vocal solos la grand success nnd a neat sum wnsreal­ at the Hallowe'en social lost night. BeweM and latest at Mcttlnger's ized for improvements to tiie church prop­ For Sulc—Two hundred thousand fine “u S««» «ore, next to pottofflce. erty. lettuce plants. Apply to B. F. Martiudalc, TT* many friends of John E. Merrill are For a short lime only. Tapestry Bnis- city. DR. R. M. MASON FRESH *«y siulous to see him elected county | sels Art Squares, regular price $22.50, Get your house numliera freni A. B. Hill WMnlwkmcT from District No ? m., 1. DENTIST special price ^17; Sanford f urnlture Co. Tlurdware Company. iM id by the death of Hon. H. K. Welborn Block Chas. P. Dow, representing the Overr-AHw lf he |t thus Itonored ii will fill -----— he I spaiti.ion to the ' •best of his ability. street Crate Co. of Lockhart, was in tiie Sanford, Florida city Wednesday on buslnesa connected Macy wagon. Harwith hla firm. Mr. Dow was greatly a p ­ prised at the many improvements taking hn. E. W. Stevens*u place in Sanford, and thinks this is the . «Ú » city Wednesday ATTORNEY anu COUNSELLOR at LAW coming city of Florida, “*• Mt.Stevens has b< Practice in State and Federal Courts J. I. AN D E RSO N ’S See Pell for paper hanging. New fall ln ‘ nick fanning, and his patterns just In. Welborn Block Sanford, Fin ÏT 1 wiU “«U W tbe Stenlford house. • fam,1y l* added to Sanford’« i Dr. Abbott returned to his home In Hayone, New Jersey, last Saturday, after "ft Incrtaxlng po|>uiation. spending several weeks with Mr. and i 1. S w S í hiar> J »l»n e »e ware. Mrs, Prouty. on Celery avenue. Dr. Ab-1 building painted in order to kt-tp paco bolt was so well pleased with Sanford Consulting Mechanical LevrllnS and Craii-Sectioiila« fur Drainage with the improvements all along the line. lliat he expects to return and buy a vege­ a Specialty I ite at i f * y elU>r!'e DeLand was avisBeing opposite the new marble First Na­ , ^ thy this week. Mrs. Welborn table farm In the near future. S A N l 'O R D , F L O R I D A j tional Bunk, Mr. Miller wished to keep Send your order in for compound lard. his store up to the standard, und the new I in Sanford and has a host Special price given on 5Q lb. cans. See Sanford Grocery Co. j coal will greatly enhance the appearance T H O M A S E M M E T W IL S O N nnd Practical Machinist . i ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Rev. D. B. Sweat has made such a good of this corner. Expert In Machine Deelgn. Erect Um and Repair AY-LAW record at Sanford that The Herald hopes j T he Pori: Contracting Conr*NT will furnish your pUns free ui oiaL wlieu they do --------- PALATKA.- FLORIDA- -------he may lie sent Tiuck for another Tout Late'Slate Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit of your work. ' Murala years. That Is saying much for compara­ Rev. J. T. Lee. of Macon. Ca., delivered Residence*. Sanford and Sylvan Lake tive beginner. PerhapA 'the celery plant two very acceptable sermons at the Bap­ has some tiling to do with the fixedness of tist church, Sunday morning and evening. his pastorate. Nerve food— Florida ChrlsHjLbu* fcesn.SSLM *° t»'e^ f o r d diurdi. and it is hoped he will accept the call. teed for furniture and piano Mr. Lee is an ex-newspaper raun, having tf 8mith will sell you land on easy terms. edited, theJucluait. Gff.'. Argus, for Severn Pure guava Jelly. —Chas. Evans. . the 10-year-old daughtef of years prior to entering U»e ministry. » . died Sunday night at EnThe sportsmen are getting ready for Finest imported souvenir china, descrip­ 5 “ “ •* of death was oonges- Monday and the country will be full of tive of Sanford, at the Sanford Furniture All Work Receives My Personal Attention Paper Hanging a Specialty wsln. The family came to men, dogs and guns on that day. Quail Company. and Best Efforts •rom North Carolina a few are said to be plentiful this year and the For Rent—Four unfurnished rooms. A geni for Alfred IV iU Co. Opposite City Hall Address B . Herald office. 'Plwne 230 With Smad ft Venable, Opp. Postoffice hunters are anticipating a great time. lb you want new line of cereals—Just rrerfred from New YorkT Call at the ¿«lord Grocery Co. Ifai Ben Solomon and children bf Ori,Mn tuve returned home after a week’s «UU to Mr. nml Mrs. Chns. Kunner. , PmSur—Some tine thorougiibred Du­ ne Jeney male hogs. Box 754. r Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty W . H. H A N D P a B s t V C ê 1ë B ra Fë 3 IVI e ad ephonc No. 60 * M. P. LIP E M EATS I 1 G R O C E R IE S E N G IN E E R H. DIN G EE Plumbing and Gas Fi t ti n g D E C O R A TIN G �TIIC SANFORD hERALO A r e Y o u Looking For Flow in g W e lls Guaranteed O n e Thousand A cres o f ---------------Celery Land ** 11,1 —1 :— — ■ » "■ I . —■ t $100.00 to $150.00 Per Acre 4 Ji Reasonable Cash Payments , v• - r . __ Lands Adapted to Celèry, Lettuce, Cauliflower, Potatoes, Etc, Banks Will Close * Next Tuesday, November. 3, being genernl election day. tbe First National Bank and the People's Bank will dose for the H E R E T H ER E W ITH THE G O O D S Howard and W hltner Met the Excur slonlsts Co m In it South Sanford people know they have the best vtutolaljln lands In the United States and are very desirous of letting other people — k im w o f ous- many- -advantages.— The llomeseekers' 1 Excursion from the west and , north, arriving In Jacksonville on Moiidny, was me| by two hustling San^ _• ford men in tlie persons of R. H. Whltner and B. A. Howard,who boarded the trains at Jessup and Waycross and placed printed tni^ller nnd Sanford's special odltion in tliu hands of the people who were looking for o location. Many of these |>eoplc will '" n o doubt be attracted to Sanford, and wRlWthe (Djnnwir short, both Messrs. Howard and Whltner exphtiated upon the many superior attractions of the Celery Hake Oven Caved in The Sanford Bakery Is Up against it tills week,' the brlcrWurTThrouniT the oven caw ing In Monday night, and Mr. Baker, the proprietor* will not be able to furnish bread until It Is repaifod. He wishes to state to tils patrons lltat he will bd-rcady Monday to resume business nnd will supply his customers as usual in a few days. OR TRUCK LANDS Social at M rs. Philips Come and See Us This afternoon, from 3 o'clock till 5, the Junior Epworth League of the Metho­ dist t-hurch will give a"Hallowe’en Social at th$, residence.- of Mrs. L. R. Philips, on Park avenue. Cake, cream and candy will be served and the proceeds will go toward the improvement of the church. John E. M errill Foe Commissioner 1 * I f Everyono is cordially invited.The friends of John E. Merrill, and they nre legion, are very desirous of placing Red Men Organize him in the position of County Cotnmlsslmier, tnmle vacafifTiy the recent death' ~ J r Mr Pound, of Pnlntkn, Great Junior of II. K. Fuller. Mr. Merrill Is a man fit- Sagamore of the Imiwoved Order of Red -4w.l In avarif-Wnv in hold thlq im ^ j|i|- Men, organized a lodge in Sanford last (tortant position, and if elected he will night In liKJ City Mull building:— About fulfill the promises made by his friends forty members were enrolled us chartei as to his ability, lie has been a resident members and the new lodge stuns with u of Orunge county "since the memory of good membership. The Order of Red Men Is a fine frater­ man runneth not," and no man is better acquainted with the affuirs of or Is lletter nal ouler and Sanford lodge "should Hour able to administer for the people than he. Ish. In his official duties ns assistant tax as­ U st of Unclaimed Letters sessor, Mr. Merrill has' for the past few Remaining in the Sanford Postodlce years made a thorough Inspection of every close of week ending Oct 37, 1008 part of Orange county, and being a farmer onj of the people, knows the status of Un. Fjlrr McMurray. Un. Rutila Un. Dors Ridurti ton. Mn. L. A. the county's affairs perhaps better than ony other resident .of the county. He Is Hall. Un. Thixnailoa Burn. Mr*. D. E. a business man o f ’good judgment,' stands fur improvements of all kinds, and wlU Boyd, Jtmrt UcClennon. Charlie Pautar, J, A. take care of the Interest! of the people as I Bryant, John A. Root. Eddie he would his own. Remember the name Clark. John S. Clark. S. Kodes. Corvelli» of John Merrill when you write the name Coa. W .T. of your choice for County Commissioner. Coronel!, Peter N. Smith. S W. C'roaby. I. C. Hogan. M. J. A. Down*. Celery avenue, j FLA It Makes NoJ)iffeJence What You Want o r Where Y ou Want It W E HAVE IT and on Terms that are Right Smith, Ira Ware. W. T. Buy jo u r house numbers of A. E. Hill at 4 cents each. Any“ chlldcan puttherh - - - - - W JonerW tiriiingM «chines_ _ _ _ A few more of these still left, sold strictly up or Stevens L Woodruff will place them .?!} <u*5$i!St- Ii.Uicy-|in ttqi (ja wUat ws -for eight oenta, making your total con Î 0 claim, money Is refunded. Harry J.Wilson cents. _____________________ Farm and Garden Tools Celery Plants for Sale We carry the largest and most com pityr 1 have about a million early transplant' ed celery planta which I offer for sale. up-to-date hardware stock. Guns, arnmuThey will be ready for delivery by October idtioQ, and sporting goods. Geo, H. F ekhald H A p w ake Co. 15th. Free of green heurta and sports. S-lf DOAKDINC CELERY. SANFORD, Are you a subscriber U> T he HexaloT HOW ARD-PACKARD LA N D — COMPANY T O N S O R IA L PARLO RS J. L ÇARRUTHERS Prptxietnr Hot and Cold Baths. FLORIDA Best Fertilize* On Earth �THE SANFORD HERALD Trade Inducements 5 W H IT E «did Array o f Name», M oat o f Them Hit Hortia People . SUITS Honorable Board ¡of County Comolier, of Orange County, Florida: y D. L. THRASHER’S SH IR T ¡Furnishing W A IST S Geo. H. F e rn alJ -g H A R D W A R E -C O . When Laundered cor­ rectly hnve n soft flex­ ibility and tho dressy appearance E i/ Can furnish, I t ch«ni|Hiey. J.W. Emerson, H-lM. Smith. ¿ W. Smith. H. C. Goolesby, A. P. Fudge. F. Daniel», R. H. Williams. P. Burnett. A. C Barnett. John L. Stewnrt, M. F. Barksdile, Geo. Baumgardner. Geo. Dwellcy, J. S Kendall. J. B. Bear. W- J- C, Passmore. A W. Evan*,Trank H. Dayis. ^ lJ^Jolyi-. rll A. ki. Stnrbird, Jolm M. Love, K..U, H»rne*. J- D. WaUlng, L. B. Walling. A. T. Groten, J. R. Walling. J. R. Altman. Nelmn^CarToll,'Joshua-Carroll. A. B. Ful­ ler. J.HtnryHott^JfthH Andcrsoh. 'John Thailander. L. M. Lnreon. A. M. Wofford, J. E. Rose. L. J. Hill. T. L. Isaacson, A. R. Mathew*. G. W. Wofford, Nat Wofford. F. c, Terry. W. E. Giles* A. D. Cornell, J. W. Sanders, J. F. Jones, J. H. B. Butnes, W. M. Ralnair. N. Co|emnn,;H. M. Rouse,WW. Rum. C. T. R uss, E. E. Bourden. jr. A H O M E IN D U S T R Y EST IM A T ES .tiiio M t **y Sanford Bakery X tltO M Bnoj.4 CO. eo.^J. M iller & Son House Furnishing Goods From $15.00 to $30.00 Í Sanford Library >-v :-+ + - c ^ + < - «- > 4 - m . + + + < - + + <. + + + Nondey evening, the Breton-Runkei Trio •odd appear in new sketches, spedalh«. songs and dances, with more new •ongi by Mr. Philli|»s nnd new vaudeville jwhxmeri. On Tuesday night a double «»»ded program will be given; also Mnn» ( « Runklr; will have private telegraph FOR M A T E R IA L OR W ORK .C O M P L E T E D Theatrical Attractions f*«*CvOTHCSHA*CI*X . •______ r - ----- T-rrr "r-ii-----------The Brctmi-RuiiktiL CtL duied a must! InCfark Building1 ^ N O W -IN T H E H O U S fP amwisl wwk'a^ngageiHfhF-Saturday night. Miss Corinne Runkel Is an excepA com plete line o f Men's Snappy, timi&lly clpvrr actress, possessing both Itome-Made Bread, Like Mother Up-to-date Suits, in nil the ratstilil/’ and great magnetism. She Used to Bake lending Shades nnd Patterns veU deserves lire honors that have been icaxtled her as the “ Fnvoritfe of the Quick Orders for Fancy South.' Mr. Breton stands without' •« Cukes Filled Promptly doubt In the class with the great comedi­ an! of the stage to-day. In all parts he Besides ah elegant line o f BOys' liever fails to bring out every detail and Pants, Suit3. Especial attention Goods delivered to nny parts o f the iu uch a way that brings round after is called to ourBtrong ami corn» — City 7 Mind of appliiu.se. Mr. Runkel. while but plete line o f Men's Furnish­ s mere boy of sixteen, has shown by the ings, Shoes ^ mid Hots rturseten he (»rtrayed last week that ■ * + + < • * * * * 4.+ + < h; has the material for. the making of a Give us u coll. We con fit you from bead real star In the near future. tlisvpork to foot uml we gunrantee to please. I *•»* ev.r/tliing Unit could be expected. Yours for honest values. ■ ' AND Î sod as a trio we huve never had'their «tust before ii) Sanford. Monday night Manager Runkel present­ ed far the first time in Florida the peer­ less metropolitan sketch team, Morris and Crowning of New York, who proved to be ROOM 20 the cleverest of funmakers. U p s ta ir s , P ic o B lo c k New sketches, new Jokes and songs JEW ELER »iH be changed fltf iuich- |ilwtnwwwww ind three reels of the best moving plctOpen Tuesdays 4 to 6 p. m -eras-sre siiown each evening; also the . AND Ute« coon songs as shouted by Mr. j ! MY SPECIALTIES i Saturdays 4 to 9 p . m. Csrroil IJhillips. who. by tlie way, is gain­ ing greet popularity. Pickard Manager Runkel. when asked hU plans S t r a n g e r s W e l c o m e ;; 'fir tSTcomlng week, said he desired to 1 Sanford's FU R N ISH ED S t o v e s , C r o c k e r y and G l a s s w a r e Wall Paper, Paints and Oils, W hite and New Home Sewing Machines, Edison Phonographs and Records, Wholesale Dealers In Gasolene and Kerosene *— - - -~ v | ^ U P P E R S OF Florida Fruits and Vegetables ¡«•' I'laitd Ware Elgin and Waltham Walchaa h Subscribe ALL Journal D A IL Y , S U N D A Y & S E M I HOODS C U A R A 'N T E X S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Sanford Machine I Foundry * v* . ■• >*■ T he M arks W EEKLY disappointment, have •MUrwrVed at once. Dot 1 wu Morris slug “ You’ll Hnve U ■F Ship Comes In.” Saturday , matinee Saturday. '3:30, 10 All the newa from everywhere, gathered by tho Associated Press, (die ac­ knowledged best news service on clal Correspondents in .every town in die Repairing of all Kindç A rc Offering A n y and A ll Kinds of F lo r id a R e a l E s t a t e S O U T H at o f Machinery 1 year.... 0 months Tbrlce-a-Weck World «lm. more thorough* and more 3 months than ever. A President o f the 1 month Delivered by carrier. Dally Antes will be sleeted dds year. * «nd who is the man whom he nnd Sunday 12c per week. DEALERS IN Noiwdy yet knows, but the The Semi-Weeely Journal ■Week edition of die New York one year, one dollar. ¡'I «•:« you every step and every Write for premium offers in connection whni promises to be a campaign with the- Semi-Weekly...-,Sample« and agent’s outfit fa x for asking. Subscribe >wi wh.?? VUU hot * ’ b*B will tell yourself and then get your friends to sub­ S i . 7 i i \ ? b0 T,**»-«-W eck World scribe. Liberal commission to agents. “ d ,a r,lc tw tur »m buu.f new* feurlcwie« *n the publicsO ffice'n ad works on Oak Avenue, If ygu wsn|t’i ilnd ^ ,l wlU maintain. *»snt the news us it really is. subnear Femnld'a - aa Low Prices and on as reasonable terms as Gan be Had Anywhere Office on Park Avenue, between First and Commercial Streets. Sanford, Florida Autom obiles and Gas b» Do you realize the necessity for a substantial foundation as u part of that sidewalk which you intend building? A nicely finished fop lends beauty, but not stability. This is to be Attained only when the sam ccare is .exercised in «election of materials for the foundation as for the top coat. Wcn «>mca to you cv- MaaicsQy U : r eP‘ .S.u,M,ay’ Bn<11* thus The TTi, J i ^ 0t ^ price of ° weekly. "^Ptkm Ui'V, tk ' VwW# regular subU u sM n tvi^ cn 0,1 y * * 15.6 ycar- nrul We offer this *** a r c h it e c t , S K e I S ,f,*<,per tt“d Th* SanfQrd htoi u y * " ia* «-30. Agent fo r Vlrglnla Carollna Fer prfc« Of the two tlllzers Office'wi dii Murrell LfMlnshew Pico Hotel BlockI _ W ill» this fact in mind, I am im porting clean hard crushed stone, which when m ixed with standard engineering specifica­ tions, gives an absolutely dependable foundation. I f you wnnt>n walk in which you can take pride in d ie years to come, be sure that that foundation is rig h t This is one o f the characteristics o f m y work. L e t ine figure ou such a waJk for you, •■ S. O. S H IN H O L S E R Sfmford, Florida �TH E Items of Interest Concerning .. ' Society People. . - •* POINTS PURELY PERSONAL llo w Celery City Vanity "F a ir While Away the Golden Hours— Social Gossip. Woman's Shortcomings that if Uie teeUi needed brushing,to keep them sound and sweet, the child’s recep­ tive mind needed on going tp bed a brush­ ing away of the false notions of meum and teum. collected by contact with the worjdllness thgtJiifc^ .C ^ eil.<:hU(lllfa. - ~lf"delsnne eXerciscs were necessary to render the muscles supple and the move­ ments graceful, surely the child's mind and soul needed n certain exercise In ethical training to render the child able to manifest a sense of Justice, n scif~ ment of rntycy/n capacity for self-sad flee, a perception of heroism and suOiciei faith in Hie highest to stand by the rigl at any cost. liERALD shaikh* chart«» fer-ehtMrm-wJf ,<•'» i w «tabling « surhHamount. 1i •it'aneS reached auch number two per cent, annually y Said grant re», their assrtCTal*» and as- ■aid company, which f X x Ä & Ä h * .ten, and Qieii officer 1 and_ agents.xhalL be sublo tto all «irdln*n**sTfnd rr»olutioni which the City Council may. from lime to time, enact. Sir 7. The cars of »aid Grantee«, their a»mdateaaod nnlgns. »hall have the right of war on Id o hetxby certify ihm .k, .1 and over thrl/ railway trftoka. turnout* and «wllch- Ordinance wiu duly pasaed P, to the exclusion of ah team» andI vehicles (ex­ lha City Councilor Saiifuril • cept 1 ha fire apparatus In-case of Ore), ami any October 18th. 1808. . 1u,k •. I> person who »hall olutnict such tracks «/parts thereof, or otherwise retard the progress i f sakl car*, after due notice Is given b y l i e c n r l * l l or whistle, or other proper signal, shall be punished by a line of not exceeding Bve dollars, or Imprison­ ment not exceeding live days Provided. however, this scellon »hall not operate os a release from lawful damages foe accidents. ___ Defore this urillnnnee shall hecoroo operative,, ect by resolution of ordinance. Said right* and vilrgra are hereby granted to the laid Grantee* ilia said Grantee*, tbrlr ossoclnte* and assigns, the purpoaes of constructing, maintaining anti shah enter Into a written ountract. to be Wed with the City Clerk of the City, lgreeln*to be hound by all the term», stipulation», and condition» of this ordinance. Such contrnrt to lie executed within sixty days after notification by. the Mayor In writing, of the passage and npprovfi of this ordinTo the Voter» of Sanfunf; I hereby announce myself election to the oflkv ot Mayor ford, subject to the will of the SSBrj of thirty ( 30) year», from and after the date of the going /111 Into iiiiu effect n i f \ 1 of ui thl* i n i s ordlnumv. ui U111UIH« r * . In in th* operation of their motor* motors and car» cats upon ■* street railway, “ harter. L1 soul herein provided, the „aakl »tea and assigns, shall — conform Grantee*, associate. r----- tu »uch. rules and----------------regulations a* and be governed by L , ___1 ------have been beretofore and »hall hereafter be adopt­ ed by ordlnanoe of »aid city. Etc. 2. The lack» »hall be laid with rail* suit­ able for operatliW with motive power a» herein provided, and Iniuch manner a* not tp Impair the utefulne»* of the street as a thoroughfare for the iassageof other vehicles, and. *0 laid as to conarm to the establUhrd grade on which the rail­ way Is or may be built, wherever the city ha* * v hrtfllihrrf 0» a h a lh *M a M »W )ri< N «l(f’JW ln t .**.**?* f their tracks on said streets or portions of streets at the lime paved, they shall at their own expense rrlnyHir paving taken up to as to conform tu the ‘ — ’ ------*~1 rstabllthed grade____ L!___ the .!____ le, making needed repairs with like material used in such paving. Whenever or wherever ihe city or owner* of the abutting property on any street »hull have paved or shall pave, or cause to he paved, gny street or Hy. hnd tic space two feet mitnner 1 paving lalntain the said tail, unly. cover wn the 1 for at Iberelo :h other ily. and ind conngs and Df wire* dng the i proper s Inaj- In Honor o f Miss Bumby [ircbciit niul The Woman's Club, recently organized, held their first regular meeting at the Sanford House last Monday and a goodly events of the week end, •». their n their tuuious ‘ e •hair have the right to h children is bound to nceriin-fretn tbeso meetings. f s csnwTtV, r . p. r w f f f f i M j . w.wmtniier> lr *r un or undenalM Mid track* of aildGrai ale* . . * _ J_ . a * dna frt U p d o w n ! , Vinto a number October 3| branche*, »hall not rtrrwl five (5 ) AN ORDINANCE number were present. It was decider! to teasfrorw of-tfie btjmr eotlhilcrbn'Pnrir «venue-os « -pennijneTir homo t o n i i r dub, and on next Tuesday niftht the members will keep open house for their friends, which incaqs that the men will be Inviti This new home of the dub Is situated on Park avenue, Just Boulfi of the first park, and when fitted up by the dub wll prove a most attractive place for the la­ dles to meet and also to entertain. The Woman's Club promises to do much toward bring inti together the ladies of Sanford Ih social sessions and prove quite a boon to visitors In Sanford. Tlfa first reception next Tuesday prom­ ises to be a great success and will only be one of the many of these delightful affairs that will take place In Sanford during the coming social season. The trouble with many women Is that . they arc always trying to do something they can’t da They want to be literary, when they have no eort of notion what .literary means. They want to be social leaders when •they hnve no more Idea of diplomatic re­ In Honor of Miss Ripley lations with their fellow creatures than Mrs. George S. Derry entertained at they have of dignified and sensible living. bridge on Wednesday afternoon in honor Not knowing how to do that which seems of her sister, Miss Clare Ripley, of Ma­ so desirable to them, they are prone to fall into the foolish and hurtful snare of con, Ga. Several of the guests who did not play pretending to do it. whist were entertained at fohy.-two. It is reported of a Sanford mother that A t the close of the games it was found she summed up her conception of mater­ that Mrs. Luke and Miss Ripley were the nal duty thus: “1 tell my children they must brush theinteeth- every night and winners of the jtrixe, which was grace­ practice their delsarte exercises whether fully ncccded to M rdrtiiId' fiy HI m Rim m w w & c- ,e S ' ^ , they f e c L U i w v v — Dainty refreshments were served and "These tilings are important—saying their prayers and reading their Bible, they the afternoon most enjoyably spent by xhr guests, among whom were Mesdnmes may do as Urey choose about.” •~ This nttltude was considered "independ­ Herndon, Connelly, Lake, Maxwell, Pnulent" and quite within the realms of "com­ cston, Newman, Holly, Fnljo, A. M. Thrasher, and Misses Whilner. Caldwell mon sense." and Buinby. Common sense, however, would suggest SANFORD ■ÏBâ SSiä ri - ¡S - ïia a ii ï TT elected. I Promise th faithful!, ■** * { “ad rooscirBilljJ. iy aorva. and will at «Il unies try my titribAi fa .* forco th* taws uf the state flnd*rY i the city U''*‘ k C* Ham To. the Voters of Sanford: ' I hereby announce myself n* a raodkiu. r_ election to the office of City Marshal sm ,/?,!*’ owraslon to thank my friend» fw iM r the past and solicit 11 i-imilnunin ,' .,1 > “ comprised In this ordinance. l ie municipal election. Dm-mh?r ivfi.1 Six. 8. The City of Sanford give* and grant* the that, as In the post, I win I m y franchises and right» herein set forth, reserving serve «d e r in the city nod cnfaiwYttrtS the right and requiring the said Grantees, their anco of all laws. J T tST id assigns, os a condition precedent to the taking ieffect “ .: of the .. . _____ grant, to give and; _____ grant to the City of SunfonJ, the rights, at and altar the F o r Clerk.Trcosurcr and Aswitir expiration or thirty (¡10) (30) years of the term of Thirty yean- heroinherein‘ 1 mentioned, ---- * to purchase the street ___ railroad --, „ j To the Vote;* of Sanford; bejuro 5,m_* t a'“ lldulc for rc cl.xd in to thesffind and other property G y used under or In connection the Cite S s l with the franchises* and rights hereby granted, or such__ part of a* 'J.the City uf‘ “Sanford ford. I hnve served the mniple in tiiis ___ ^ such “property IgcKiC Hi M p tirf ; ;nuppMtr :, wM LM s j fs ^ kBr eriy, ™ imii cvian,mi. daairad.. u n vim ulikli vuhmle.ti rrty, ireal 0ml,pcraudU wldc-h valtHittory shall tu 1« u»«d ti»«U or uy urmtratlun uroitratlan as pruvtdnl provided by luw, in aoconinnee with ant! t j the full extent at the provision» of tin; luw» of tin* Slate of Vlurida in such case» mode and provided. Sa.U. H i* further provided that nothing in j For City Council IhU iTiftii his,; »halt lie ronitrueU to ns to deprive any abutting owrwrs along »aid railway from re­ The friends of G. K. Calfthun „io, covering any damage« that may be lawfully hii camhcTacy fur iikemU'r uf iin> Citi claimed irons said Uruntr«l. tlieir associates tusd Ilio i%ctl tideaaaigns. ' See. 10. It U further provided that if theUranSuperior printing for nil purnneg aiT« lee*, their associates and assigns; »hall nbandon sakl railroad, or shall fall to operate its car* lln,AU> otiice. lor public use lor a term of sixty days at one lime (except In case* o( war. stria*», earthquake«, flood» i,r rpldrmics), it shall work n forfeiture oi this franchise and nil right* and privileges heroin granted. See. It. The Grantees, their associate* and na- I nm again asking for ()|.|) SHOES. I signs, shall at no time npereto freight car». 1 xerpt . will give what tliey are worth one tiuli. r, wutim tue city, without »pecird vse*mission he grunted try a resolution of the City SIZES, G. 7, 8, 9. 10 II AND IS Council. , . Sic. 12. Ui: ir Ktriuu OtuXigtn. that whenever skull have within »Its eorporute »the ¡ „ I ,City ' of Sunlord r , — ...................»» s u iir u iu ir limits a p<,|nilattuii of ten (1U.00U) thmisnud. ihc Cor. 3rd St. inul SuofohLAvc. O ld Shoes Wanted A , E . lr v ln ’s_Shoe Shop Land hunger has caused bloody wars ■1, t, § ! ■ -*■ »* •- ■ ;s a m illion immigrants annually to from—over;crowded Europe ‘ watered by everlasting artesian wells . e o f it now, before the mighty .host o f land-hungry ats o f la n d -to w n lots, suburban lots and farm lots - n iïi - Yes, Lots of Lots on Lots of Easy Payment W e’ll tell you all about it SANFORD, FLORIDA �IN SANFORD— Life is Worth Living 12 SANFORD. FLORIDA. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 7. 1908 COLDBLOODED MURDER • , Section Foreman W . H. Ham ­ mock Killed by Black Brute NO MOTIVE KNOW N F O R C R IM E Late Returns Show 319 for Taft Against Bryan’s 156 Electoral Votes. Several States S till Reported in Doubt, but no Matter How They go it Cannot Change the Result Practically complete, returns received Hepburn, of Iowa, ara.the most conspicup to a late hour tonight Indicate that ous among those who have failed of re- insufficient to give on accurate idea of what the party accomplished. IIar4erer Slipped Upen Victim From William H. Taft, of Ohio, as president election. The senate retains its republi­ Congratulations and thanks Exchanged Attorney Johnson Chosen as City Behind and Used ah Ax elect, will have a vote of 309 in the elec can complexion. • * . * Attorney— New Franchise iPeti­ CiNdNitAsi, O., Nov, 0.—"Please accept For Weapon torioi college. This is within 10 votes of An eleventh hour development was lh/[ tion— Other M atters Sunday night about ten o'clock occurred the forecast made by Nntionnl Chairman placing of Missouri, which has been gen­ congratulations nnd best wishes for suc­ cess of your administration. Council met in regular session Monday -one of the roost atrocious murders that Frank 1L Hitchcock, nnd 07 more tluin erally conceded to Bryan, in the doubtful “ W. J. Brya n , night, with Messrs. Stevens,' Thrasher. hit itined this community for many years. majority out of the total electorinl! votes column. Should tonight's returns con­ “ I thank you sincerely for your cordial Leffler, Robinson and Evans present. Silting upon the edge of the lake fish­ or 834. tinue the Tafl lead, the republican candi­ After roll call and reading of minutes, and courteous telegram of congratulations Most important news In the late returns date will win 18 additional votes, making ing W. H. Hammock, section foreman for the regular-bustn«n w »*--’¿Men upt-JUfi., .‘« y rTfSYrtshe*.' . " î t a j t inriUalrs that Maryland, after vacflhitfng the A.C.L. at Paolo, wo*. muxdcrcA-Ly. L‘" probable total 327, two- man-'tY&ni of Frederick Disinfectant Co., referred to during Uie dny rtiMl" umuri nily. being «maT Mow. frou an ns. originally c l j i l r n e r W o r ^ L x i wen5' tóílBy «changed sanitary committeq. Personal taxes of and Cincinnati. j employee. Jetiae W ills who had no sufe for democracy, has been swung Into W. G. Aldrich were reduced from $3,000— Latest Election Returns otha motive for the crime than the Ui£ Taft column. Unofficial figures give to $2.300. bntisl desire to slay. Willis had been in Mr._Tflft the.state by 130 votes. Mnry- — N ew Y ork. Nov. 6— Membership In the -------- Result In Orange Co untv Petition to have Magnolia avenue the employ of the road as section hand land is the last doubtful stale to be heard electoral college which will chose the next The election passed off quietly in San graded and ditched to city limits on from, president of the United States remained under Foreman Hammock, and according ford and Orquge county, Tuesday, and, Tenth street, referred to street commit­ in dispute when the official counters in Indiana and West Virginia, ns well ns to the people raiding in that nelghcor while the Weather was threatening, tee with power to act. hood there had never been any 111 feeling Montana, turned out to be safely repub­ Mnrylnnd abandoned their task for the good vote was polled everywhere. Attorney Andrew Johnson was aftnight. According to the best information lican. Colorado went for Bryan. between the two. On the contrary, it The entire Democratic ticket, national. pointed city attorney for the remaining Mr. bryan has a total of.174 voles, two obtainable, the proportionate numbers of State nnd county, received an almost ■aid that Mr. Hammock trusted tlie negro portion of the present term. to take charge of the gang in hla absence leu than he received in 1896. in 1904 rejHiblicnn and democratic electors con be solid vote in the county, but the vote on The new franchise for electric ilght was determined by a division of Maryland's the nmendements fell fnr behind the head and otherwise proved his friendly atti Mr. Parker received 140 votes. In 1000 offered by Messrs. Rand and Chase In the eight votes. In any event the margin of of tlia ticket. Mr. Bryan recelvpd 155 votes and in 1800 tuda toward"'the brute who afterward victory will be so sinnll the state is • Thsre wns very little interest taken lg form of art ordinance, enlarging the fpinthe Nebraskan received 170 votes. |« foully murdered hli employer. Pf- the 'Sn’h fo n n jg h t A Fuel Co., From die opjSpragce.of_lheJxiilyt.il i d „-Mri -Tail'a-JOH- rlrcinrlttL -voles - coro- claimed touiflht.-hy-Uiw-leaders-of-botli this iirwincu outside the race for county sndinniKvtzing a contract with said comparties.' ' wlth 336 received Uy Rooaevelt In commissioner in the second district. The ■HTWmrtliut ' Ml .- III pony in lieu of present contract' A com­ Missouri appears to be safely far Taft, Democrats seemed to take It for granted down with hia overcoat around him nnd 1904, 292 received by McKinley in 1900 mittee was. appointed to investigate the to whom the returns give a plurality of that the primary had settled ita, stealing upon him under the guise arid 271 received by McKinley in 1800. matter of this franchise, consisting of No changes of material interest have 2,228. Following is the vote for the county. of friendship and probably with the ax Mayor Lake, Aldermei^Stevens, Thrasher Conceding Missouri to Taft, nnd leaving Hryan. 1011: Taft. 577: ooocealed, struck him a blow squarely be- been reported in congressional retnrns and Evans. For Governor—Gilchrist, 1081; Cheney, ' the eyes, and after Hammock fell fell today. The republicans will have about Maryland to be split between him nnd Resolution of Geo. H..Fernold in regard over be struck again and mashed the aide lire same working majority In the sixty Drynn, the figures show 319 republican 476. to placing the wires of the Sanford Tele­ electors assured and 156 democratic. For Congress—Frank Clark, 910; W. R. of the bead and face antVyterribly muti­ first congress as at present and Joseph G phone Go. In underground cables on First Returns of the socialist and prohibition O NeuI 452.v ' Cannon; of Illinois, undoubtedly will suc­ lating the victim. street. Sanford and Onk avenues, pro­ For County Commissioner—Mcrrell.460 The. murderer then: leUurly robbed hla ceed himself os speaker. Representa­ parties are still far from complete. Fig­ vided they assume all responsibility for victim of a gold watch and ring and made tives Jesse Overstreet, of Indians, and ures for the Independent party are also FJdridge, 287. any damage to abutting property oymers his escape. As soon os the crime was and replace gutters in ns good repalr~as discovered the authorities were notified A N O T H ER NEW B U S IN E S S BLO CK W. E. W IL L IA M S ’ SU D D EN DEATH NEW R A ILR O A D P R O G R E S S IN G they now are. Petition wns -granted. sad Deputy Sqeriif Anderson left for Po­ Resolved that Hie water runaway abut­ ols st once. He returned with the body Fine Store Rooms to be Built at Cor Thrown From Horse While Hunting Sanford &. Everglades Being Pushed ting the projierty of the First National Woodsy to Sanford and the remains were ner or Third Street and Killed Instantly Rapidly These Days Bank be referred to the street committee, •hipped to High Springs Undertaker Every week In Sanford marks tile rapid A crowd of guy huntsmen left the city „Thc£nnfonl &. Everglades Rnilway is with power to act. This menns that the * Wilier. Searching parties were organized strides being made,toward n greater cUy: iist week for a camp hunt on Taylor making ¿rent progress arid A. P. Connel­ water which has-collected at Hie corner of st once and the country for'mYIca orohnd Last week The Herald announced lire creek, about sixty-five miles from Sanford ly nnd his force of assistants are losing Park avenue and First street after every was scoured by the officers and deputies. building of a new busineu block at the and in the heart of the game country. no time in the work of grading. In ten rak( will be carried Into the lake and a The murderer attempted to cross Uie corner of Sanford avenue and Second Thursday one of the men met with n days they have graded over two miles, good crossing insured. drawbridge early Monday morning and street. This week The Herald takes pleat tragic death nnd they returned with nnd the bridge and trestle work Is follow­ The following report was then read by wu fired upon by Mrs. Troubieffeld, the urc in announcing another new block on the body of their companion. W. E. Wil­ ing up thé grading. The right of way Alderman Robinson: brave lady who tends the drawbridge, Sanford nvenuc and Third street. liams was the unfortunate one, and while has been cut through to Bcardatl avenue, Gentlemen: Your committee to whom and the negro fled back into the swamp. J“ ,T. J. Check, the man who recognizes deer-hunting Thursday morning on horse- and at tills rate Hie people of Sanford was referred the question of extending ‘ Again late in the day he made the sec- tiie many advantages of Sanford and who bock, his animal going at fyll.aBCgiLaiefl- ttilUiavcIhc id ensure o f—ruling npm-thw city ■ihnitsrwtmhi "rcspecTfattynrfpgff" —awd-aMemtM.-btit -wnrtirtvm back, Ufill Iius"erected some twelve new houses and ped into a hole and threw Mr. Williuins, cars of the new road about February 1st. that It is thq opinion of your committee having no help at huud to affect hla cap­ purchased as many more in the past the fall breaking his neck, and dentil re­ A lurge force of men is employed upon that Hie following should be the boundary on, the negro vanished into the swamp twelve months, this week purchased the sulting instantly. The rrist of the party this work, tlie new company being very of the city, to-wit: . t near the bridge. building at the corner of San font avenue were near him when the accident occurred desirous of finishing the railroad and Beginning at a point in Lake Monroe Ha is described na a very black negro, and Third street, now occupied by J. D. and Immediately broke tamp and started starting upon the traction line. This two chains north of the n. c. cor. of sec. with small moustache, between 25 and Williams, und the two vacant lota adjoin­ for Sanford with the body, the long trip large force of meh receiving their money 30, tp 19, south of range 31 e. Thence 30 years of age, about 0 feet 6 Inches in ing. He will immediately erect a hand­ of sixty-five miles before them. One of every week means n greatly increased south on section lines to the s. e. cor. of height and weighs about 150 pounds. lie some store building on the vacant lots the saddest features of the nccident wns business for Sanford merchants, and Hie e, H of sec. 31, tp. 19, south of range his a scar on the side of - his neck ex­ and these new buildings on Sanford ave­ the fact Hint his brother, T. W. Williams, trade along ull lines feels the impetus. . 31 e. Thence west on the quarter section tending to the jaw, evidently made by a nue will greatly enhance the npjicuraiice wns with Hie party at Hie time and is llnes to the s. w. cor, n. w, H of sec. 3 3. aknife, and when last seen wore an old of this business thoroughfare. -Chango* in KalIroed Ctrete*nimuhaafflli«- .Tim hunter« tp 19 south, range 20 eust. Thence nortTT P_Uue_*«ga suit and ■ -pair of~N if. 8 Vari 1? new building will probably bo of arrived In Sanford yesterday morning Some important changes in railroad on Hie ¡section lines to u point in Lake shoea, nearly new. He went by the nick concrete and modern in every particular. with the remains. circles . were made here the first of the Monroe ten ciinins north of th«j n. w. cor. t name of "Alabama " among his astoclTlie funeral occurred at 2:30 yesterday month. ' Mr. M. Crown, who has been of sec. 23, tp. 19, south of range 30 east. ales and is cosily recognized. M eeting o f Parents Club afternoon from the residence of T. W.Wil- trainmaster of the Atlantic Coast Line, Thence easterly to the point of beginning. The Atlantic Coast Line has offered a liams. Rev. D. B. Sweat, of the Methodist with jurisdiction over the entire Jackson­ In making this report your committee The meeting of the . Parents Club next reward of $100 for the arrest and convic­ Monday afternoon promeses to be one full church, conducting t|ie services. Inter­ ville district fur several months, with would suggest that Inasmuch ns the town tion of Willi* nnd other reword« will be of Interest. It is to lie held in the High ment was mude In Lakeside cemetery headquarters here, has been transferred of Goldsboro is embraced in the above offered by the county and state. School Auditorum and will be of special and a large concourse of his- friends fol­ to Lakeland, and his territory is the souHi- designated boundary,, it will be necessary The death of Mr. Hammock has cast a interest to the futhers. Mayor Lake will lowed his remains to their last resting ern end of the district, the same territory to first obtain the consent of the town gloomover the community and the fact preside and the following program will place,____ ___________~•■~ he hod before the consolidation o f forces council and mayor of Goldsboro to thtr that he left a wife and three children be carried out: Mr. Williams wns well known in Snn- r rlr °. y?arnB° tlie city of northern end of j annexation uf-G Dtdsboro to the makes the crime a merciless onc-y Mr. he district, from Sanford to Jacksonville, any furHier action. Sanford before taking n.^_ry..r,.i». u— — H B.‘ Wtxxtnoct. rrT W*TPnvv,tl fonneriirrettdedTl Lose buP police force here for several years and Including brunches, will be in clmrgo of Also the following: * Woodruff, 0. S. Derry, tnd E. C. Hamilton kr, where his" family now reside. For Poem—What la Home Without a Dad............... held other positions of trust in which he Mr. D. E. Wagner, this being Hie same W hereas , It is considered desirable to •everal years he was pectlon foreman on ........................ ..........................Rev. D. B. Sweat gained Hie confidence and esteem of all position lie held before the oonsolidaHoa. extend tlie city limits of the City of San­ Read in.—Fatherln. s Boy....... Ur. b. L. Tbeaahar the J. A S. W. railway, afterward coming Reading—The Mon Who PuU Hla Anna Around who knew him. He leaves three' brothers Hirheadquarters will continue to be San­ ford, and a committee has reported what the A. C. L and held the confidence and M e.................................M r. D. C. Wasner to mourn hla loss. I. B. Williams. J. U. ford. The promotion of Mr. Wagner from it considers a suitable boundary line; and. MfWI aIIrtF» a m . « • I .ir.a . , . » Prof 0. E Marla Williams und'T. W. Williams. «Um.Qf.all. wUo knew him. his position its chief dispatcher to that of W hereas , The boundary line suggested * DUcuulon trainmaster made an opening for other For several years Mr.Willioms lias .been On Wednesday the negro was trailed embraces the. town of Goldsboro wiHiln The hour for the meeting is three o’clock on the Tampa police force nnd made that promotion* Mr. R, L. Peck Is nnw rhl»f lor ten miles through the swarop by Sheriff tnd should be. well attended by patrons city his home, lie leave* ■ eon, Tom dispatcher, and on account of Hie increas­ its limits; therefore, Tamer and hla blood-hounds, and as he R esolved , That before taking action on of the school these meetings should prove Williams, also a resident of Tampa. ed business anoHier dispatcher has been «Mrged from the swamp at Buffalo Bluff the committee's report by this council, of great benefit to parents, teacher* and added to the force. The dispatcher* are tod attempted to board a passing freight said report should be and hereby is re­ Gate City House Improvements pupils and result in a closer relationship as follows: First trick. 7 a. in. to 3 p. m., train, be was captured by Deputy Sheriff spectfully submitted to" the- town council Mine Host Parker, of Hie Gate City between parents and teachers and a gen 0. L. Taylor and J. L. Hurt; second trick. Whltaon of Putnam county, who waa in of Goldsboro, and the said Goldsboro coun­ House, Is' doing such a land office busi­ eral gathering for the good of both. 3 p. ra. to H p. in. J. S. Johnson; third wailing at this jpolnt. The negro was bncil is hereby invited to pass an ordinance ness that he must needs enlarge the hotel trick, 11 p. m. to 7 a. m., W. J. Jennings; Btediately placed aboard the train and or resolution consenting that the town of to keep pace with the growing business, extra, W. H, Miles. ^ . M rs. M a rk « Improving tnwghi to Orlando, passing through San­ Goldsboro be annexeg to Hie city of San_. ■nd now that the work is almost com­ Mr. J. C. Higgins, the popular superin­ ford st 2 o'clock Wedneaday afternoon. Mrs. Richard Marks, who had an opera pleted there has been quite a decided ford, provided that at an election to be U wu not thought advisable to have the tion for appendicitis in an Atlanta hospi­ change In the appearance of the building. tendent of the Jacksonville district, a po­ held two-thirds of the votes of all the sition he has Ailed so acceptably for aev“ “rderer leave the train for a prelimin­ tal about three, weeks ago, hat so far re­ legal voter* within the limits of the desig­ new front with Colonial pillars com­ ary bearing In this city, and he was re- covered that she Is able to be takefi to pletely changes this part of the house. A eral years, is much beloved by his men. nated boundary shall vote In favor of an­ ma°d«d to Jail, the papers being made the home of iter mother in Atlonta and new roof and several new rooms added His district extends from Jacksonville to nexation» out on the train. expects in a few weeks to be in San/urd will make the Gate City House not only tempo, including several branches. A committee was appointed to meet' •1« as. wu ûl positively parties the city officials of Goldsboro 1n regard to ---- v* j Sa. n <identified — by F~ ‘ ~“VLogaln Hpçraany friends will kfe delight- J.thfc place.to m j w l oloQJJJ dumber.. The - — ’*»- capt; Mark* at n o m a ....... Hie city extension of the corporate limits, improvements are being made. by the Having returned to Sanford, after an a dangerous operation. Messrs. Thrash^ Leffler, Robinson, Stev­ well known contractors. Snead A. Venable, absence of four months, I am at homo ens and Evan* and the painting and decorating by F. W. again, ready la give my bast efforts to penally, as such cold-blooded crimes will Temperton. which is a guarantee that the Council then adjourned. sell any property that Is listed with me noi be tolerated in this section. Hu* u . ira- Tb« negro wore the work is up to the standard. and to do notary work, draw and execute The attitude of the Sanford people to­ Unfurnished Room* For Rent ot W* v J r *pl“ hod wlth lhe W «xi all kinds of deeds, mortgages, contracts, Farm and Garden Tool* ward the murderer was plainly shown at Several nice room* in good location, to* identity !* **** UMTe 110 doub# J*f the station Wednesday, and while every­ We carry the largest and most complete bonds, etc. 1 will appreciate any business will be rented to desirable persons. Cist­ Intrusted to me. *** " j 11 come up for trial mt the next one seemed «rilling to let the law take its up-to-date hardware stock. Guns, ammu­ ern, end sulphur water on the premise* Respectfully, course, it Is to be hoped that the wheels nition. and sporting ‘ * the Circuit Inquire * t The Herald office. _ # t f R k A u r o H. M a r is . H ardware Co. Geo. H. of Juitloe will grind a t toll »peed. ' " K v u i y UiaJ *ad mxire the mu ' • ■v - -’ - ¿ . i f . “ : “ T -7 ' ^ _ ' _ _* ^ • ' Vi � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1908 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 31, 1908;<a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank"> Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/44f7584f12aad4dcf069ed2c5ca3f195.pdf 92a2ba5e325a161729825f69a2391336 PDF Text Text October 17, ioga P aie-IO Items of Interest Concerning Society People. P O IN T S P U R ELY P ER SO N A L Haw Celery City Vanity Fair While Away the Golden Hours— Social Gossip. No Sympathy^eekprs course I know that I nm poor,” said a very popular, although nn Impecunious society woman,“buti somehow or other. I cannot feci poor." "That Is the reason you are such a suc­ cess." commentctriicr friend. "Mrs. Mul­ timillions said the other day that you were the only woman she knew who did not bore her with your troubles, and that Was the rcasbn she liked you so mudi." Those who are not well oil, ns n rule, make their straightened circumstances too obvious, and people who Jm c.lo st money nus women's clubs awaken and begin to take oh a spirit gf rejuvinntlon. The Pa­ rents' Club will soon hold its* first meeting Of the new year, and the ncvjly organized Social Club will speedily get down tabus!ness and odd much to Celrry City social life, while the various dnnrfnft and card clubs are already on the qui vivo. ••♦•The Wednesday Club; which is the oldest of the women's clubs in this city, and which is renowned for its Intellectuality and the seriousness of its discussions nnd deliberations, has formulated a most in­ teresting programme for the twenty-six sessions to be held this season*. The first assembly will be held on the second Wed: tiesdny in Novcmbcri which is the lltli. Then the president will make an Inaugural address and the members will relntc Inci­ dents of Summer's Outing. The principal number will be a paper by Mrs. George L. Marls on the ‘.‘Accession' and Reign of Georgo III." Throughout tho season the club will discuss English history "From the accession of George HI. 17G0, The Wednesday Club was established in lHt)4, nnd Its present officers are; Mrs. Luclcn K. Phllijw, president; Mrs. Geo. JL ilxitij. vice-ptcsldent; Mrs. A. M. Thrasher, . h i l f i f t i r ^ ^ - i p M ^ - W r s . B. V, Whit­ tier. jr., secretary and treasurer. i take a. back scat, nnd of course' arc not urged to conic forward, but if they bad re' \ mained In the front no one would have questioned their right to tie there. It is not necessary to spend much or etlter: : tain In ordc_rjq .m aintain it .wailiutLonct you have attained It. All you have to do Is to be agreeable, nnd'not let society see thni you arc worried. Society Is goodnatured if you do not exact sympathy, and is disposed to be friendly to its mem­ bers who have suffered reverses if they are plucky and cheerful about it, nnd con­ tinue to go about. u Of course, if • people ore . morbid and t.d. Ilrorr, Rddle Rumimi nrri<* Knimlng»r. . avoid their former associates, the latter toy Camilher».; 'V cannot be expected to hunt them but llrrWrr; — ■— =t KrnTiStW, 11 theylii&h their frtfiniTfl-ir is, b ’ nim? Ji-fT Cntrutlii-rs. iltaoelio Amick, cases out of ton.-more the fault of the jieople themselves than of-,their former Ladle 'associates. Vanity Fnlt hns no time to | °The ladles of Sanford, recognizing the look after those who full by "the wpyslde. • need of more social features to while away « h fn tiS : the;goldo h i wwifg-rin rtin r the im nj nin r i n i —KH» ostrnciscs hercitTzeris simply because tlvcy arc poor. It is the concomitants of poverty that she objects to—the shabhincss, the law spiriis. and, above all, the pride which opes humility, which is more boring limn anything else. A dele , ter season, formed a permanent organiza­ tion nt -the Sanford House yesterday, with twenty-five charter members present. Tho following ollicer» were elected: Mrs. Forest Lake, president; Mrs. H. F. Wliitner, vice-president; Mrs. Samucl-Pulestnn. secretary; Mrs. John Dickens, treas­ The Club Season at Hand urer The followini^boaid of nvamigprft were _.WitlUiic.Tieur.apprv;idruf. the vjiutcr months, nnd the long evenings, the vnri- elected: Mrs. DoForrest, rlinirmna; Miss Perry .Leo öTMncbn, "to , Go.,----Charlotte Keeler. Mrs. H. P, Driver. Mrs. church as pastor. Mr. Lee Is rccon Cruse Dnrnes and Mrs. G. S. Derry. very, highly, find It Is the hope of T h e . Social Club proposes to hold regu­ pie here.that he will accept the i lar meetings at the Sanford House, tem­ Where Devout of the Celery porarily, although a club house will be Holy Cross episcopal City Worship Tom orrow. arranger! for at an early date, in which Rêv. B. F. Brown, recti e, II; evening trtvlee. many social features will take place durm.; B. F. Wnltner. Si mectiaj. « 4j ing the season. The Social Club should prove a success, and will do much toward RESUME O f AIL CHURCH EVENTS Bishop Gray preached last S advancing Sanford ns n social center. the morning service and gave a Of Interest to Those Religiously In discourse upon “The Advent, i BEST HOTEL SERVICE IN FLORIDA * dined— Subjects of Discourses coming of Christ.'* The regulnr services will be for the Sabbath, morrow. Traveling Salesman Speaks Highly of n » F ..« « . ®e «s* ci R«qM«i*a Id ItiquiifQ to b<i*f biih| or wi --- « *_—*rm_ l Sanford (loupe otKor Church N«wi lo iHu offic# nol Ultf lh*H Congregatlonal A well known traveling salesman who Rev. R. R. Kendall, *,' " ” on' rirs t Methodist service, 11; evening serviß Ä f Ä lives in Jacksonville nnd makes a tour of T ’n'a* R*v D. B. Sweat, ps»tofi church, corner Park Wednaeday, 7;30>p. m.; Hahhath { lu ''" 4 the state from Jacksonville to Miami, was avenue and FUih street; parsonage, comer Mag­ Superliitendrnt. *1 * 1,1 nolia avrnue and Seventh street; Pnoo* *34, in the city one day this week and re­ Sunday morning service at 11; evening service, will preach morning and marked to one of our merchants that “the 7:30; Sunday school, 8:45 a. mj Jno. K. Melcr services ns usual, am tlnger, Supt. Epworth League; 4:00 Sunday evenSanford House was the only hotel on his Strangers and visitors WlU find a corroute that deserved the name of a hotel." Presbyterian This is certainly a strong recommenda­ dial welcome to nil the s e rv e s . "Cornu ne», J. j . F. r McKInnlnn, pastor; mornli tion for Sanford's famous hostelry, and thou with us nnd we will do tbeo good." jIt;Rev. evenln;igservk», 7:30; Sahhaili-----v |" ;1,Vril> !J,3ii *v. demonstrates that the excellent cuisine Preaching morning nnd evening by the m.; Henry Mcljnilln, Supt.: Prayer prayer Hireling H rj. nrsdsy, 7:1:3U p. m. and (lccommodntions furnished under the pastor. The pastor will preach nt ihn morning Superintendent Mettingcr Is nt home able management of Harry P. Driver are and evening services, All are cordially again nnd would be glad to greet the enbeing appreciated. invited. « ’ It Is a wv4> kn*r.x*»J*ci‘t—**.7*W***. v-*iß salesmen ore-well able judge the m erlu r w tif- m lie of n hotel, ami their opinion is priced young people urged to attend. Hev, II, Fox, Lector; irrv lc e t -evri-v i .• fourth Sunday; early m att. 7 a tn nin%%«„Ji 4m* highly by the proprictorsof first-classhosMonday afternoon at 3:30 the Woman's moo. 10 . . m.; Sunday school. 8 B,‘ m Ä telrics. Home Missionary Society Will be enter­ The Sanford House Is not n winter hotel, tained by Mrs. II. H. Hill, nt her home on Change of Management although cs|>ceiul efforts are made to at- Third street. The president, Mrs. Mettln It will be of interest 10 the i*tract the tourists to make it their head­ ger, will preside. Sanford to learn that Com quarters. Mr. Driver has made it a yearround hotel and the good service is kept up to the standard at all times, thus insuring tjic traveling public real bote) accommo­ A. first Friday, 3 p. dations all tho year. The Sunforil House m.; Y. M. & last Friday. 1 p .m . The Woman’s ftlisaionnry Socioty of the tills year will have the largest tourist trade in the history of the city, and already Mr. {¡jurist church will hold its annual "en­ Driver has booked a number of tourists for listment meeting" next Monday nt 3:30 the senson. The location of the hotel Is o'clock nt the home of Mrs. M. M. Stew­ ideal, situntod as it is upon the very shore art. A sketch of the society since its or­ TTf talnrMonrocrnilirbfferiiig- the~lburi8t ganization will tie given; its alm a-for the nnd sportsmen the greatest opportunity of coming year, ntid TltsO I’ciHin nf~dcteRnrff their life to enjoy In the fullest sense lEcIr to annual meeting nt Winter Garden, at inclination to hunt,, fish and race their this time. All, whether members or not. are cordially urged la attend. motor lion is. Rev. J. E. McIntosh of Port Tampa, ¿ « r a p i r e t e T he groceryrbusm busi esrof the h moriimg niulnight. Good “congregations Speer will be carried on under the name attended the services, nnd all were pleased Buy your houBc number» of ,\. r. nit) of the,"Speer Grocery, nnd Mrs-J, E- Speer with the Miniums deliver«*! by the visiting at 4 cents each, Any child ran pui*tln-m will manage the business ns soup ns she minister. up or Stevens & Woodruff will place them is sultlcienily recovered UTTlo so. Mr. F. At the close of the morning service a for eight cents, making yuur iotal oim zu C. Graves will have charge _of the stare, meeting of the members of the church was cents. anil all the old customers, nnd new, nre held. Prof. N. J. Perkins was elected e Cull at Sanford's lending Fui lullin'Inure invi ted to call nnd be assured uf courteous moderator, and Mr. H. E. Tolar, the church for Furniture, stoves, ranges, rugs, ngiumt,__J treatment nnd-antisfnctnry srrvirc” thni TlCfKrWna In hii~ place. On motion.- a (Halles, etc. Sanfunl F u r n itu r e ( b . J U. formerly characterized this store. unanimous call was extended to Rev. J. Davison, manager. ._ m Sic ‘J* H g r. Hv**-; C3 • is the basis o£ all wealth -Land hunger has caused bloody wars and the million immigrants annually to *1„Ui 1. •* |r 1 shores /from over crowded!—Europe l.Sv..^: 1,1 th e S a n fo rd ' D i s t r i c t —s u - b - i r r i g a t e t watered by everlasting artesian wells iow, before the mighty host of land-hungry peopl tnd—town lots, suburban lots and farm lots----- -::-— ots of Lots on Lots of Easy Payments S A N F O R D , F LO R ID A �S pX q lìr ms . /AL S A N F O R D — Li/e la LVort/i Living Number 10 ÏÏERAU) SANFORD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 24, 1908 __ _____________ *‘ f' * NEWS Of THE WORLD A NEW PICTURE OF THE SANFORD HIGH SCHOOL SHOWING THE ANNEX ALL AROUND FLORIDA Hems of Interest Gleaned From Various Sources The General News of "The Land of Flow ers" •' happenings d u r in g t h e w e e k CULLER EROM THE STATE PRESS m An Epitome or the Week*» Most lin portent Happenings In the __State's Domain. f ■ f t ‘" - • 'T 'V t ' ' *On'iTii' TFcoFf thirlffrfltice sfioiiTd be the ’ Jr, foundation of law, Judge Gordon of tlie -T&i rt. C In *Pbfts- f -r ife-Tr*')* rtWnfmrtYWtrff hPRtYrsfafrtnigffaodhty fast "inJKle he drrvH week set aside n Jury’s verdict of guilty mouth. N. H., harlwr Oct 10, and the Alanil discharged tbe prisoners—Robert Mc- »barns. the second of the fleot, anchoml I Nnmee nnd Emilio Gnicia—charged witli In New York harbor. Both vessels were nggrnvnted assault on the editor of a Cureceived with much enthusiasm. The ** bnn paper in Tnmpn. Tlie editor lias left course covered was about 35,000 miles, | the country. ~Ind the trip'wds made In 308 days. Ocala Banner: It is claimed that tho As the result of n fight between o won­ green fruit from Florida is demoralizing dering band* of Flathead Indians and Wor­ prices, and is for nil the world like "killing den Peyton and his deputies, near Hol­ the goose thnt lnys the golden egg." It land's Prairie, Montano, Oct 18. tbe war­ does look like something ought to tie done den ami four Indians nre dead. to prevent it. During b violent snowstorm in Colorado Hon. D. E. Mel.in. commissioner of Saturday and Sunday six persona lost agriculture, was in Ocala, having arrived their lives. -Krtdtty fttiftr Xlficnun_coUiHy,’~wIFcre lie Pinal funeral services over the remains has lieen looking over the state convict >lata Piab-p H—wy-C^Pottee -e f-ti camps of Dutton & Go. He la well T ^ p o l cliurdCwcTcnrcM In New" York ANFORD is rapidly growing n reputation ns an educational center nnd the enrollment thin yenr of over -100 pupils ns pleased with the manner lit which the TjclTaO. The services were the moat Im­ ngainst last years enrollment of ¿05 shows the remarkable growth of Sanford nod tin confidence placed in the school by convicts are being handled by tbe various pressive pver held in this country, and the people living in the Celery .Delta. Much of the success of the Sanford High School in due to the nble management of lessees over tlie state nt present. Ha were participated in by churchmen from LiirteMdcd^mnfcfaTg^'tr iq various sections of New York nnd the the School Hoard ond the clficient work of Prof. N, J.. Perkins and his able gflsistmn« Ttm m ut nf .itw» High-^Scj iin{E"ti(PO tiT V' ‘l^uirL of~ the state. Gut urgent business’ t________ _____ ________________ jlm s ciaimaui. MrarcofatatWTtlfrYstnäal appropri o (Ihn fur these institutions. nt inr^ :- Tlrg faodrwn! called him back to Tullalinssee. tiUîiTTlë’îîanHini HiglfTïchool is keeping pace witli tlie growth of tlie city and is going fame throughout the Stute us a temple • ---- ------- 7 • CTypTof tte" Catfie^ral of ~5t. John Attorney E.W. Davis'wiis recently sent tbe Divine now iieintl built on Morningside of learning Becond to itone. bo* of gunvns by a friend and sent n Heights. Tlio tomb ia In the dmnoel be­ tween the communion rail and face of the with the river transportation, nnd there A. C. L. SURGEONS MEET HERE negro boy to the depot for them. On tlie negro’s return to tlie house without them, aluui ami ia (he lirst one in tbe magnifiare rumors to the effect that a new linn Mr. Davis inquired why tie did not bring cent edifice. It will be marked by n mar­ of boats may be put on to take core of About One Hundred Came Up Tlie Str them. “ "Boss, dey ain't derc." Mr. Davis ble tablet. tlie freight and passenger service between Jo h n s River phoned and was informed tlint they were First Shovel of Dirt Throw n Sanford and Jacksonville, thus transport­ awery. New York** famous-time-1 Tlie fourth annual meeting of tlie Asso­ there. Tlie negro went again, but soon ing both from northern points direct to oughforc, is to be redeemed by tbe new Last Monday Morning ciation of Surgeons of tlie Atlantic Gmst returned ami said, "Boss, d n r. is er box tbe celery delta. Christian psychology, tbe new healing sysMessrs. Chase. Whitner. Rossiter, Con­ l.lue Railroad Company convened In.Jack­ down dar fer yo\ but wliatevcr is in it is • it in known ns tbe Emmanuel movement. sonville, Tuesday morning. There were slio dead."—Tavares Hchild. Purest (ires liave been ruging. aguiu the II OPENS UP A RICH SECTION nolly nnd Forster deserve a vote of thanks about one hundred of Uie members pres­ Jacksonville Times - Union: All the from tlie people of this section for this past week in Pisque Isle and Alpena coun­ ent from iMiints throughout tlie great rnll- ncws|Hi|>eni of tbe country raising money great enterprise, and everyone on tlie ties,. Michigan. Vast amount of property mnd system. for tlie lirynn nnd Kern campaign fund damage is reported, running into tbe mill­ The New Road Offers Great Promise line of raiiroud should help out the pro­ Tile first session was held in Uie Board have lieen able to send In only about ject In every way possible. To Growers und Sanford Peo­ ions it is feared hundreds of |ieople have ple Generally Several views were taken of the men of Trade building in Jacksonville nt 10 $ 1 0 0 .0 0 0 to the national campaign head­ fyst their lives. ¡s »'clock in tlie forenoon, and 3:30 ill the Monday and*- Tuesday of tbs week at work upon the new road und tin* San­ afternoon tlie association boarded tlie Clyde quarters. Tills is not nearly enough for la the presence of some 200 sjiectntors the expenses of n country-wide cam­ ford & Everglades will ndd one more link in Ikanchbrouk Pork. Newark, N. J., Oct. marked an e|>ocIi in tlie history of Sun* Une steamer City of Jacksonville for a paign. Consequently, another urgent cull in the enterprise of the Celery City. 19. Justice II. 1). Howell committed suicide ford, for on those day4 tbe real work on A. P. Connelly is general manager of tlie (rip up tbe St. Johns river to Sanford, ar­ iub been scut out for funds. Tbe question tbe Sanford & Everglades Rnilrond wus by stabling himself in tbe bend. new rnilrond, nnd having years of exjx*ri riving here at 10o'clock Wednesday morn­ is. "Shull the democracy allow this elec­ commenced. For many weeks past tlie ing. Tlie wives nnd daughters of many The 150th nnnlvcrsary of the birth of papers have been full of notes about tills dice in the railroad line, cah lie expected of themembers made tlie trip also. During tion to go by dcfauItT What maybe done Noah Webster was celebrated at New Ha­ Is shown “by Uie success of Uie two gen­ to push tlie work of the road through to the trip u session uf the association was tlemen nf Tampa who raised $250,1(1 a ven, Qinneetieui. OcClG. __ new road nnd the survey Work taking completion. -j— ----place, but this week the reality was held at which Uie following progrunt was few days, canvassing only the business ,°,V' ,c °f Oklahoina hns brought | forue(j UjW|j the people when tile yirk of ¥ section of tlint city for the fund. They »ult fur libel against W. R. lleurst. laying grading actually began. All day Monday A WEEK Of AMUSEMENTS given: Surgical indications for the operation of exiicct to secure much more money before , r damages ni $1100,000. and Tuesday large parties drove out or Gastro enterostomy, Dr. John E. Boyd, , At Washington, Oct. 10, under direct l walked out to view tills moat important The Brcloii-Kunkcl Company Hold the Jacksonville, Fin.; TheIreatinciilufcertuin they cease. The citizens of Mount Dorn, together oedm uf the Pope, Rl Kev. Laurenus Ve- smrt In Sanford's murch of progress, Local Boards fractures, and results. Dr. S. T. Carswell, resof Mexico/wna consecrated a bishop. The right of way starts from tho eon* The first week of.the season a-tuigtig«»- Gitrtt; Fin.; Solution hydrogen dioxide. Dr. wjih some of-thooe o f-th e - aumrandtng" it was one of the few instances of n Jesuit 1»eftion of the Oveido brnnchfff tile A C mt'iit of the Bretun-Runkel Company at E. Hlackahcnr, High Springs. Fla.; The rail­ villages, met on the 14th Inst, and organ­ Wag made n bishop In Uie Catholic church. L.. near Park avenue, and crosses Snn- the Sanford Ojx-rn House o|ipiicd must road trespasser. Dr. Luden Lüften, Empo­ ized a branch of the Florida Orange Grow­ P.11. Morrissey of Cleveland, grand mas-1 ford avenue near Hie Close place, taking auspiciously, full houses greeting the ex­ ria, Vti.; A simple system of draining the ers' Association, fur the purpose of assist­ ing 111 (he distribution and marketing uf V« of the brotherhood of Railway Trnln- a southeast course tlmaigli the celery cellent companx each night. guli-tructs. Dr. E. Dickinson, Wilson, N.C.; tho Florida orange crop. ■*“. has been elected president of the delta and tbe richest farming country in The show is all that has been claimed papers (titles 'not announced; re|xirts of Christina Kelly, tho 8-year-old duughAmerican Railway Employes' and Invest- the'On tire south. fur it. and everyone speaks in tlie highest cases. ter of Mr. und Mrs. Joint Kelly, was shot an'Association. I ; Men und teums a re a s busy ns bees terms of tlie dramatic ability of the comTills gathering of surgeons of this p o p ­ Chicago had a million dollar fire on the breaking tbe ground and filling in. nnd puny, as well as of die excellence of the. lar railroad-system imnnntly ll'b source of nmi instantly killed nK-Ea^natldlna, Oeto-I6lh iast.. which destroyed tbe-Interna- preceded by an efficient corsw of en moving pictures and electrical effects pleasure to the members of tlie -ussocia ber !7Ui, by Bernard Cone, 14 years old, tloonl Salt go » docks, the office of the El- 8inecr* under the supervision of Chief which have been made imssiblchy the rc- lion, und each year surgeons from nil over while tlie children were ut »lay nt tlie . tin, Joliet & Eastern railway and fifty I Engineer Ginn, the work is being ruslied cent insinuation of un electrical niant. ~~ it»-nyiui»m-fpulM»T—in [nollmtil« rt-unlmi~'^tin<l~ Ifelglit ears. * through, the conumny exnectjptf »■> hove. Mr. John Eastman, wife nnd six chil­ Till1 pregratil is i huiiged each night, and ami tliis year was qo exception to Uie rule. Hie first live miles ready for cars the first either a drama or comedy Is given, inter­ The trip up the rjver was an innovation und dren, traveling in a typical up-country ffandest and most spontaneous re- day of February. wagon, passed through Woycross, Gu„ aaption ever uccoritod by ope nation tp I Leaving outside the great benefits to spersed witli tlie latest moving pictures, thoroughly enjoyed by nil. October 17tti. en route from West Virginia illustrated songs, and polite vaudeville. While in this city they were guests of *t»lber wus (hut bunded to the American | fie derived by tbe celery growers nnd the Tlie lilieral patronage accorded the Hrit- the Sanford House, and were driven abqut to tak e City. Fla., having been on Uie ■ton of War vessels IA Japan Th*»n...t ii tll*B weeM people of Sanford, this new road, after on-Kuukc! Company this week insures tlie city nnd through the celery deltn, leav­ road since July 23. Mr. Eastman sold nilrul con r. inn command of the visiting | |oavhqjv tlie celery delta, will traverse be wns making the change on account of Vat says ho never saw or heard of any- some of the richest timber tracts In Flor- success for the season hence they will re­ ing on the afternoon train for Jacksonville, his wife's liealUi, und that he would set­ main in Sanford during the entire season. Many of the membere expressed great u4hiag Uke i t The enthusiasm is uuboundtd mnjit.j -u , 7-------------------- | Ida, and the right of way Jo the southern pleasure ut viewing tlie famous celery tle near tak e City. . , vtWii* i|C i*SStS mU* ,lie Tishurs are en(j 0f pioridi will do much toward openfields, of which they had heard so much, Will Advertise Sanford F. M. Brown, tlie hotel proprietor at ^ uu t te country uffonls. lag up tills vust region which for years A meeting of representative citizens and for uu inspection uf which thu trip Silver Springs, charged with robbing the . The cornerstone fora ¿2,000,000Cath- has laid Idle, only owkiting the advent of nnd member^-of Uie Sanford Board of Wus iu purt planned. postuldce ut that place, came into nolo-* *<• cathedral was |ald in St Uda I tlie steel rails to awaken' It Into life and Trade was held in the oftlce of J. N.Wliitriely October 17 by attempting to commit New Llne*of Steamers . ,-i " I civilization. ner on Thursday night and matters of in­ suicide. ~A' few d ay s. ago Brown was ar­ __ _____ Tlie Sunford und Geneva Steamboat Co. rested ami confessed to tlie chnrges of terest were discussed regarding ' Uie ad An unsuccessful attem pt to assassinate Ai,ef tbe conlIUctio,) o / . •iivass/ilfetK ^QBJfiHfclitttauizaU oti in shipping cir­ robbing tbe iwstuffice on two different Fielding of the Chlctifto CaUiolic I milc5 through the wilery della, Uie San- vuntages of Sanford. ’**' r ' Corpus “ ford Traction Co., which has already ob­ It was decided to have an office in Jack­ cles, and the new company will operate u occasions. He was brought before the a iri^ i. Two shots were tained a charter from the city, will con­ sonville during the winter season with u daily steamer between Sanford und Lake United States commissioners and required MtUef «“king effect. The shooting nect with the railroad and build a trac­ competent man In charge, and he will be Harney. C. L Pagonhurt i t general man­ to give bond for »1,300. «’“«ogaervice Sunday. tion road Uirough the streets of Sanford, supplied with good lileruture descriptive ager of the new company und has recently Jerry Crowley, a prominent young mer­ TJPtmiaghnniiifo have a 17-story 17-st sky- llius giving the people within a radius of of Sanford and also a generous supply of added the new stcumer Alligator to tbe chant of tak e City, committed suicide last -temper. five miles on each side of the 'city a fruits and vegetables fresh from Sanford line. This will give the tak e Harney sec­ Friday by taking laudanum. Brooding Nebriika military academy, near Lln- chance to market their crops and ship every duy. There is no doubt but what tion an opiiortunlty to ship their fruits and^ “• was burned Oct 17: Loss 3100,000; direct from Utelr farms. _it_____ ____ ,, this oftkle in Jnckson Wilejnil be the mentis vegetables. (Hill' will rneu ii another Iml us- over the death t)f his wife Is supposed to have been Uie cause of Uie suicide. "^^yejlzo.oog, _ _ _ ; _ It will also prove a great boon to own­ of attracting more people to Sanford Uiun try fur Sunford, making this Uie central The annual Confederate reunion of the R- Z. Taylor and Capt Q. Rankin. ers of suburban property, as they ca if re­ any other movement could possibly do. sliipping point fur the lake region. old soldiers was held inTumpa oh the 21st J ^ t o n t attorneys of- Benton, Tenn.. side some distance from tlie business Our people are awake to Uio fact i|iat ad ­ The new steamslyp jlne will make spe­ and 22nd Inst. A large number were la LL7-Uken from S a rd 's tiotel. at Walnut center and still transact business In tlie vertising |iays. und Sanfurd will gain more cial provisions fur Carrying passengers, anil attendance. Uds beautiful trip lltrough the lake region publicity Uiis year than evfcr before. Z j r ' lho n,<fc*po f 0 « 19. by city proper. The postmaster at Jacksonville is asking, should be quite populur among Uie tourists. In fact, there Is no end to the possibili­ found »,***". ^ exl Rankln's^hody was the Washington authorities for twenty ex­ Heating Stoves ties or great benefits to be derived from J u s t Received . tra men to handle the extra wort during AU kinds—wood, coal oil and gas. Have the Sanford Cc Everglades Railroad and The largest line of sporting goods ever ilie coming winter. a. your old stove cleaned and put up now. I lb, hai ^ e re d »10.000 _ ward the Sanford Traction Co., end' only the received in Sunford—guns, rides, hunting The usual butchery of Armenians by the Our men can do I t Telephone No. 8. future can unfold Sanford of after years. Uty W ie s . clothing, etc. Horry J. Wilson. urks is reported Uila week. ' GtOj ll. F ck n a (j > H ak d w au e C o . The traction company will co-operate Here the Reader* Will find a Brief | Historical Sprint Flowing Tor Hurried Reader* uio advance auvnnee I Tbe U.. S. battleship Mninc, Maine, tho S THE NEW R AILR O AD ^ WOod§; T^*°r ha» - ««•captureandconvictionofthe * - » n*___ - ■ ■ . - �—OaobAf 2d. tsog— lltRALD of sharpshooters. Whenonce he succeeds in getting himself invitetl to talk, oil Ha­ des couldn't stop his oratory. In this way | he keejM in the eye of the public all the time. If he would go and swat It to his j victim! and let it go at that, no one would care, but he adds insult to injury by pro­ testing his “modetty" to the press, ond Insisting on telling his tale of woe. You [ all have seen this man. for he lives in ev- { ery town. He is n native of Sanford. J g In d u C C lT lC IltS People’s Bank of Sanford AT D. L. THRASHER’S ‘A Chlel I» Among Ye. Taking Notes, ond ro lth , He’ll P rent ’Em”— So Says Soiintcrer. S ( » W Ccmtpai^iMf to Tht lltrald. A M onday M o rn in g b r e a m I dreamed that I dwelt on an lile of cracked Ice. In the m hlx of n Inkc of rhaiiipalgn, ‘ Where Mourned the mint Julep« In meadow« of green - Amid «hewer« of illhla rain. Capital $ 8 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 Furnishing Store Conducts a General Banking Business, with Conservatism and Courtesy. Pays 4 Pt Cant. Intrrrat, Compounded Quarterly, on.Savings Deposits, and S h e K new I had a dream la it night, ha laid. • I dreamed that I proposed Ami that you answered "ye»' a t once. And I may claim foreclosed. Nuw, tell me, dear, think you that dream» By tnnlrnrle» m u ngo!" You had a nightmare, air, «he »aid. And he dared not tell her "no." I ns u r e s # ' Dcrposlts . Against Loss from any nnd all causes, Tills additional prutectlou costs its customers nothing Now Accounts Solicited 4 Although the bascbnll craze has sub-1 sided to a marked degree, I belieVe the following story, which I found In the Oc­ From far-away mnuniaini of crytlallne Ice. tober issue of The Bohemian, to be timely H. R. STEVENS. M. M. SMITH. C. S. DERRY, A Zephyr refreshing iln ‘ ‘ orni cool,' and interesting. -Every fan knows Just [ Came ___ walling t | the ihchInccnac ______of■ »wert . muscatel. Vice-President President Cashier That »parkled in many n pool. how It Is: My «ente« were toothed by the toft purling tong "That gentleman who is to umpire 1 i ......... ..................................................................................................! U U U n m u Of a brooklet of pooatc cafe. the gnrnc today is lid old friend of Thin rippled along over the jv WiW of »now. mine,".snld the mild-mannered bnscTo a river of absinthe frapiie. bnU fan to his neighbor as tltey sat I>♦♦♦•>♦♦* * i.*****«.*».**. Ttien, lulled hy thé muilc of tinkling glow leaning forward In the grnndstnnd, From arhnrtime th a t danced on th t deep. IrengWPf I drealnlly tipped a high ball or two. And languwAejVfori £ rg M et?£ - ‘j ■ _ _______^ _ \ ■*aM*f*| ftwVt mnndr “play half. And Ihrn I awoke on a bed of rock», “HeVone of the squares! and finest With a bolttcr a t hard a t a brick. A wrench to my nerk, a rack In my head. of men. Yes. sir, he's as nice a fel— And a tloihach detestably tick. Say, watch the -graceful attitude of High-Grade Ilou sc-B u ild in g a S pecialty ■ .V our llrst battcrl He's got.his eye w ith. tilth »and In my ayta an d a grit In my throat, Where the la tte of la it evening ttlll dung. him today, too, for see how he letshli And fait a bath towel »luffed In tny mouth. first tpul one go— What did the um­ Which I afterward found wni my (ongoe. pire call thntf" And I groped for the thread of the evrnlng U-forc. "A strike." replied Ids neighbor. DEALERS IN In a mystified maze of my brain. . "Now, what do you think of thotT" Until a great light buret upon me al lait. Ball went u mile wide of the piutel I'm off the wagon again. Builders’ Supplies, Interlarchen ^and Well, umpires wilt mako mistakes. I've seen—" morningI—The obstructionist Alpha Cement, Acme Plaster \ At this Juncture a crack rent the air and the ball lulled on n line to­ San funi will prosper. essiOHtc ward the left field feuce. S chloss Bo The mild-mannered man was on liis _____ fl*( (USMae»» mCI Sanino*» t4 Nlw Vom« 4 In answer to anxious Inquirer, will say I feet In n Jiffy, _ NÖW IN THE HOUSE: r ■— Pmiwr—Estimate^ mralTiill TniioiniflllDli felnllvetu.Rüiliiiug UiaCcanalrtg-planta-do-not-have-to be lv 1 . ‘y *V *,hata_gvfrtl ftuii, -,»■» like the dickensl and mnke It a gated to make-them grow;—Water is \ homer! Look at Chat cuss go, will Cheerfully Furnished served for the stock. you! Go on: keep a-going! Don't IA complete line of Men’s Snappy, | stop. Make it— What's tlintT" Up-to-date Suits, in nil the "The umpire called it a foul I" lending Shndes nnd Pnttems - 4 No fountain is so small hut thnt heaven I "A foulT He's ernzyl .Say, Mister Phono 69 Consult Us inny he imaged in its Irosom. There is no ] Umpire, (Hit-on your glasses. A foull Good Gad, man, you’re the limit! ilewdroji that hangs upon the plant. T lJH 0 1 g i3 ?lU -3 L , IttY.IOKOTIg^: rnh m h rn r bough:JmmriiwtrTgfld "P fä rffo fp H n r^ k . sñiTnrrírTF^ wlrefflrutiiiHrBl ■ Yiw’re rouenf iaturc world wlicn the rays of the sun fall n L Ratten!"________t_ --------------- [Besides on elegant line of Boys'| Upon it. So there is no heort so scared by And in disgust the mild-mannered I Ponts, Suits. Especial ntt ent ion 1 fun siutitled his derby hut down on udvcrslty hut may be pulsated with Joy is called to our strong nnd corntile scatauid sat on it. , . when the voiceof sweet sympathy is heard jiletc line of Men's Furnish­ whispering words of consolation nnd hope. 4 .Daniel Webster said "If we work upon ings, Shoes and Hats marble it will perish. If wo work-upon ------4 StHttSttcrshfiV^lhsrnt- iffusenf^Uicrc' pGive us n call. We can fit you from head | O F SANFORD, FUA. arc no bald-headed men in the asylums brass time will efface it. if we renr tem­ to foot anil we guarantee to, please. ples they will crumble into dust, but if we r. H. RAND, P r« » ld » n l OEO. PERNALD, Vlea-Pr»¿. for the Insane. In the past, the excep­ Yours for honest vulueff,**''■- f . P . F O R S T E R , C a sh U r B. F. WHITNER, A»»t. C«»hl«r tions'hnve been rare and unimt>ortant. work on immortal minds, if we imbue ^ J h i s may well furnish food for serious and them with principles, with the Just fear Only National Bank in Orangp County ^R arncst thougliL You arc seldom per­ of God nnd lovt* of our fellow men, we en­ Funds Protected by Burglary Insuranco mitted to know thnt a woman is bald, nnd grave on 'those tablets something which stntls^ca on tills |xiint »re tacking as . to will brighten to nil eternity." Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent tlie fenflile sex. The reason that so many DR. R. M. MASON O R G A N IZ E D 1687 men lire hnid-hended is now given thnt 4 The girl who ullows a young man to I •-* DENTIST they wenr their hair nil the time, while "pick hor up" ut the church door, after he lias hung around on the outside during Wclbom Block Phone IS many women hang theirs over thebnekof tlie service, hasn't u very deep sense of a chair when tliey retire. . Ssnfotd, Florida propriety for her sex on whom, to u groat 4 There nre many clrildren In tills town extent, society must depend for its present G EO . A D cC O T T E S who go to.the postofllcc perhaps six times nnd future refinement. The Influence of] n duy to inquire for mall. Of course, the the young lady should he made to count ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW ones who go oftenesi nre usually the ones] for something at this very point. Practice In State and Federal Courts whose parents receive 0 pupcroncc-n week nnd a tetter ubout once a month. This is 4 A local dealer in bicycle supplies re­ Wclbom BJock CONTRACTORS Sanford. Fla | a'dccided nuisance to the postmaster, mid ceiver! a letter from a Volusia county far­ and B U I L D E R S parents should not allow their children to mer the oilier day inquiring the price of | do it. Often sevcrnl children from one “a good India rubber lire." The missive A .J C . H A R T family go Into the ollicc nnd inquire for ended with a postscript: "How much do tnnil within a few minutes of encli other. you charge for the dingus to stuff the wind SURVEYOR AND DRAUGHTSMAN! -The assistant postmnstcr one day noticed; into-the rubber with, nnd ~where do' you - Lavating and Cmtt-Sectlanlng for Olilnagv Plans, Specifications and Estimates Furnished „ a Stxclalty a little boy who hnd Just inquired for mall sturtT" S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A meet Ills sister at the door and heard him ' on Applications say. "no use in gain’ In; I asked for our 4 The pleasure n t h perfect afternoon in I the park lust Sunday was marred by the T H O M A S E M M E T W IL S O N I mail an* there wasn't anything for us.” "O, I'm goln’ In. anyhow," replied the wrangling of a number of boys who grew ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR little girl cheerfully, and she did, so noisy thut the band was forced to stop AT-LAW Parents should Imiircss the nonsense of playing until the boys could he' hustled I • «hla tunning to the ixntoflke on theirchll- from the proximity of the band stand.] Lato Stale AUorney Srvruth Judicial Clrrnli m | dron. If the children nrnovptMiisMl lie ihuciila Club Ig needed hero or) KptMrnrtn. Sanfunl and Sylvan Lake the mail, let one in each family be ap­ stout hickory club leaned against the First Street . Ojiji. Postofiice j pointed to the task, nnd let him ho In­ (reusers of these youthful scions of noble structed as to what time he should go to families. The fkilice inform me that the A N D R E W J O H N S O N the ofllce. nexf time such a scene occurs (lie Iwys ____ j* will be hustled off to the city hostile where ‘ ATTORNEY-AT LAW 4 That tired feeling, which distresses the Uicir parents can' have the pleasure of natives to dreadfully in the full time, gen­ ■paying a fine for the. release of these [ Wact 1er* In Stale and Federal Couru tle Annie, is greatly nggrnvnted hy the hopefuls. • v* ' M. G. T. Building Phon* 2 i8 insufferahle pomposity und assinlne as­ * Yours.forl'rogreasl DEALER IN surance of nil attorney—not u lawyer, hut tn r. S aunterer. I reclined on o divan of la |e r lieer foam With a iilllow of froth for my head, While the »pray front a fountain of apnrkllnit dirt fix . Descended like dew on ni y lied ope Contracting Company IFrom $15.00 lo $30.00 FIR ST N A TIO N A L BANK L. t h r a sh e r ! n ill Repair Work Promptly Done. M i ? i •- i V H I! M M ¡J Sr Ii f if T ' H O L L Y .W IL L IA M S ■Uf ‘if*- li n îîîîî««îîî«îtftîi«mi| Florida 5 Western Meats |lp-to-Date I -MkafULL LINE OE GROCERIES Phone V, Sanford Avenue Restaurant I* ¡failli m, * * i -P » " i f m M u t l . M. Smith h a . I.OOt) of celery land breaking into peaceful assemblies I ¡Jnj Sold on easy tenu». •V» nnd talking pt theia. He is cunning as a fox,' buFdevold of real ability. He has - NOTICE ■ the gull of a Texn^stecr nnd tho braln of WI IKK FAS. At a merlin« of the Board of County u badger. He Insinuates himself Into into | Commlulonrre jcmniuloner» oi Orange County, Florida, held at the Court-hou»« on Tueaday, Ortobrr 6th, 1908, a evyry public gathering that he can, and certain qetltloo n ap R f S Ui «Ignad by Chaa.1; then he bores them to death wkti a ha­ [Cloaeand other», reuuratlnf the Board ot County I Comm iulonert to rttablU h a public drain or canal rangue that ‘Would inakb an Egyptian through land» located in lownahlpa IB and 20, range» 30 and 31. la »aid cuuniri.Uie «aid petition mummy burst Its cerements and wildly being »lined by * h a l repreaemed and purported tn be a majority of the property owner» ot the lend« M c G l o n B r o s ., Proprietors. waving lu fustian cry out for mercy. To through which »aid drain or canal v u to be o il add torture to tho insufferahle nuisance And whereai. under and by vlrtuaoi the law, ih, lielitlon wa» laid over until the next regular tlds brazen old blarney forces himself up­ »aid inerting of the Board of Couaty CornmUaianara, on the public jiress. He hounds the cdlt- And whereat, the next regular filer (Ini of j h e E v e r-y lliln g N e a l a n d C le a n flotmt nfWxmty Conuiiiiitbuefx ft 111 & o n W rfrit ’ ■“"urs nnd tlie rejiorters. camps on their trail Monday, the eame le-lng the 2nd day of Novembar, Now. therefore, ell perton» Intrrratrd In lands In and makes life a burden to them. He »aid and Cooked to Please the Palate town»hi|w and rangca of land* adjacent theretells them that he has received an urgent 1, which are linUe or like!/ to be affected by tuch rein u rra n a l. are nulilied that the M id County of the Epicure request to deliver an oration before suph Commla*loner» will, on thnnuff the »aid 2nd day of Novrm ' . 1908. conilder the »aid perl petition: and all perand, such a body. He protests his modes­ | tier; »on» Interrtied are berehy thy given an opportunity to reason Iwhy ouch petition ty, and explains that he is Inundated with appear nnd preaent anyt reaton or »hould not tn granted, overtures to speak "anywhere and every­ •hould And It U ordered thati (hta ^ Snotice i be publlahed In Corner First Street and Palmetto Avenue Sanfunl Herald, a newapapoi puUlahed in San­ where." He will pretend tliat lia doesn't The ford. know whether he will accept or no. You Done by order of the Board. B k l. KOBIN KOBIN SUN, C lerk/ ^couldn't keep him away With 0 regiment | «.3 By M. A. Howard, t). C. m t à n m m t m u m m ii E l C a p i t a n d e T a m p a Five Cent Cigar On the Market 2 •9 TOR SA L E AT L. R. P h illip s ’ Drug. S tore .. ..................................................................................................................... .. . -. Ca. �SOCIAL WORLD of Interest Concerning Society People. reiNTS purely personal w ctkry City Vanity Fair While Iw iy Hi* C ° ,d e o » • u r * - Social Goaalp. HE dub Reason has scarcely started ,h« winter, and bcceause the mind« of the women and glrla have „ ^ wloed on the weighty problem» ¿ t o ita lighter conversation, have ¡L ^ rule. The other evening, for the of miking conversation. I P«P I beanl o hostess propound the ^oo. "For a girl, which do you think , moresdranuigeous,wealth of beauty!" T Without s moment’s hesitntlori iwoAj^oi the assembled ones answered. newspaper business after the death of her husband. S. M. Baker, n well known news­ paper man. Mrs. Baker numbers her friend» and acquaintances by the score, being of a cheerful nature and lovable disposition. Mr. Overman. while n new resident of Sanford, Is very popular with eveyonc. Hu Is originally from Knlghtstown, ImlU ana, but has traveled extensively through­ out the United States, and being an expe­ rienced manager of tho laundry business, was called to Sanford to - take charge of the Celery City laundry, where he was en­ gaged for several months, and during hiB residence met his fate and, like a sensible man. intends to engage in business in this city, and make Sanford his future home. The Herald joins the many' friends of the couple in wishing them a life of hap­ piness. • ' . v , -* In sliding down the cellar door of life, may they never strike the splinters or ad­ versity. W H ITE SUITS Ladies' Have You a Fa rm ? S HI RT WAISTS G eo. H . F ern ald u' , % ■ H A R D W A R E When Laundered cor­ rectly hnvc u soft flex­ ibility and the dressy appearance CO. ...Can Furnish.. mm , vv l W E KNOW HOW Wlllloma-Wrlght ■W«lth." If It wn* conversation the taitMdesired she was almost completely A beautiful home wedding occurred in ktouxL but being a girl of resources, the western part of this county Wednes­ - *-»v^ja»<urw ii tfiro took the opposite s ld c .a r u l.^ d a y •«¥ TdiQwOdoek-wbca- Miss ¡r Vinnle EL-Williams became tb o ^ i i 'c f . d C ; t I^ praclicnlly •wiiniBWUS verdict , . 1 ■ , Mr. -Jerome L. Wright. The ceremony was ; a- - - —— -------------- - *t She stsrted, though, from the proposl- performed by Rev. D. B. Sweat, pastor of Umthat popularity and .marriage ore the the Sanford Methodist church. lh% beauti­ ainli »11 girls strive after nbove every- ful rind service being used. The bride Is ihiaf risaTmid she does not believe that the daughter of Deputy Sheriff "WliiiuTns, ^„pia of men she knows, men about living nenr Zellwood, and n sister of Mrs. fttindo snd other places where site visits, Andrew Kelley, of Sanford. Tha groom is a prominent young celery man, living own for money. She brought her contention right home. out on Celery Avenue, in the party going U>o a »uutor conies to Sanford what out to the wedding from Sanford were; A NOIHL LNB'JSIRY jaa cares whether or not her father has Mr. Wright. Mr. J. Williams, and t w w w v w w w v * »VW W VW W plitau or whether he has thousands. If Mr. and Mrs. J. Kelley. They went ' gwii not sttrncUve. Let him be a blont- from here to Mt. Dora, driving from Uierc * «0 bond holder In tlie east, her invitations to the lovely home of Mr, Williams, stand­ i more numerous in Sanford, If ing in n magnificent orange grove, just tke Ola. The bridal L h im o t Lhe_ attraction» nqces*ary.4o ï> -Ut- somé - glri-como-to -tumed-bëre W«<lnesdày^ morni«g.Iswn who has carefully fixed over her b t two winters'- ball dresses, trimmed P a ren ts Club to Meet Horne Made Bread, Like Mother ip her »t-hfsne-dlscnrdod hats, a giri who The Parents Club will meet at the school Used to Bake to vivacity, good' looks, some parlor house Monday; Oct. 26, at 3 o’clock p. m. Dun It Brndstreet will never ftff interested III the welfare of the school r 4 ¿m a m e „• ., - "ni.n» f^nni ES T IM A TES EU R N ISH ED FO R M A T E R IA L OR W O R K COMPLETED . Sanford Bakery -J5 2 £jlt*iw d And, after the above.views had been !!>e dfii^ - i io6,csa' diacuilowed discussion, and the evening ** saved as far us falk was concerned. —AOku:. Baker Overman Nuptials ^beautiful liome of Mr. and Mrs. ' J7*IU’ hist Sunday evening at 8:30 '* “ ■MnL s - M. Baker and J. H. Overr ° UI'lted in marriage by Rev. J. the Presbyterian The marriage was a great.surprisd to .i a,r Mends of the contracting par% .at* have been kept busy lids ««ivlng congratulations. known 11 Sanford, .Ltidc ~~7 ”*• well ”KU »uown ■nd sí i!*1'1'*1 here tora numt er «v «of yean* y«»™ Ü»1mini * 1»« <>n4^ edla «ilUiaevy business. iFar a number of Mix baker was cin g a g e d in die T h e o. J . M iller & B<m House Furnishing. Good& .^ S it w e s , C ro c TTe ry and G l a s s w a r e Cakes Filietl Promptly program lins tieen arranged as follows: ^ Instrumental music. Mrs.Thfasliel1 Address, - Prof. Perkins GîmhIs deliveretl to miy p a rts of the Vocal Solo Mr. F. B. Woodcock City Address, Rev. J. F. McKinnon Discussion by die inemtiers. -H1* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * . Resolutions of Respect To tlie Worshipful Master mid Brethren of Snnford Lodge No. 62, P. & A. M , AND Rrcthreu: « WitEHtAS. The fell destroyer, dentil, lias again entered the portals Of our lodge ami culled from among us our beloved brother, M. A. Speer.who died nt tils'home ROOM 20 in Sanford. Fin., October 9th', 1908; and, Wiiekeas, He has passed on before; his Upstairs, Pico Block life-work is done; his reco rd Is made up and we must ench inevitably in his turn Open T uesdays 4 to G p.m . follow iiim^ sooner or later to tbc great AND mysterious hereafter tnay it be our steady aim' and unfaltering puritose so S aturdays 4 to 9 p. in. to live and work as ‘•Sons of Light" as that dirough the riches of divine mercy S t r a n i l e rs W e l c o m e Olid grace wo muy bo accounted worthy of admission into the Celestial Ixxlgc above. We might pause here and mor­ alize; but at such times as this silencs^ls Subscribe Now for tbc more ap|>ruprinte than wuril-palming, even though dint yvord-pninting should biend-our profoundest symiiathlua with our highest ideal of Masonic excellence, as tlinl.excellence has been illustrated in the quiet, modest life and character of our buncntf^l brother. Therefore, be it R esolved , 1st, That in tlie sleuth of our brother, N. A. Speer, Masonry has sus­ D A I L Y , S U N D A Y & SE M Itained the loss pf u zealous, intelligent ----- ------- - W E E K L Y -----------diKipte -nu tr ir master workmnu, whose virtuos wo wish to-im itate, and whose memory we will ever cheriBh. " All the news from everywhere, gathered by tlie Associated Press, (the ac­ Resolved. 2nd. That we tender to the knowledged best news service on wife atul little ones he leaves behind, ns eurlii), and a stuff of Spe­ well as reladves mid friends, our sincere cial Correspondents in sympathies, and for them we invoke that every town in tlie spiritual consolation which God alone can S O U T H bestow, not forgetting that God o ft times works through man in the ministrations 1 year............................... - ............. — $7.00 of His mercies to man. ami humbly pray­ 6 m o n th s............................................. •'L00 ing Him that He count us wordiy to be 3 m onths................ L75 used of Him lu Uie ministrations of Ilia 1 m o n th ................................ .60 mercies to the family of our brother. ' Delivered by carrier. Daily -__. Resolved. 3rd, That in honor of our and Sunday 12c |*-r week. brother this lodge wear the usual budg * b The Semi-Weeely Journal, pf memory for thirty days. -------one year, one dollar.----------R esolved, 4th, .That a memorial jiage Write fur premium offers in connection in tlie minutes of this lodge lie suitably inscribed to tlie deceased brother, and with the Semi-Weekly. Samples and that a copy of these resolutions be en­ agent's outfit free for asking. Subscribe grossed and forwarded to die family; also yourself and then got your frU.-nds.lo sub­ a copy be furnished The Herald and scribe. Liberal commission to agents. Chronicle, our city papers, for publication. C. R. Walxes, G. W, S pences, . H. R, S tevens, "'DEAlJUnN ™” ’ ( Committee. L_ • Ï-’ Walt Paper, Paints and Oils, White and New Home Sewing Machines, Edison Phonographs and Records, Wholesale Dealers in Gasolene and Kerosene k Sanford Library Free Reading Room S H IP P E R S O F Florida Friiits and Vegetables •¡■++4">++ S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Atlanta Journal W. W.LONG Lawn Mowers Special prices to reduce stock. If you want a good mower at a low price, now is the Ume to buy. Also good stock of scythes, grass hooks and lawn rakes. Harry J. Wilson. When you .have an item of news coli phone No. 148. Frëtitâ Meats Groceries AND Agent for Vlrglnia-Carollna Fer­ tilizers m B i V-j .t F if ir.1«,- I .- . LAUNDRY vbm die is under consideration. Whst'earthly difference does It mnko to ■man win is going to nsk a girl to go to i dance, whfclher or not shu ImsjmmcyT Hi fellow Is going to tnkc someone to Ikeopera liousc. how much is it going to ihim if_lhe.tlirl’s ¿nihec_lmfl_ a bank, icraunt n mile' long! Would sucli give himany additional ftlcnsurcf Why should id Why should the matter of money eii let tus heudf < ' Then let the little microbe commence to wort. Let him commence TbTnok upon the poor os (be most attractive individual be’bad ever seen, had ever dreamed of, . You know what n fool n man Is when he ii In love. Could you convince sucli a fellow that he should stop long enough to look ep,her father’s rating before propos l#|! Rubtijsh. lie would become indig­ nant. would be insulted and would take lb«center of die stage with his declara­ tion that he would rnthcr live in a cotinge with that particular girl than share a palace with the richest heiress in the world. . Few men ihink of matrimony during dl hours. Mighty few ever dream of marfitnl any particular girl until It is too kte to see -uny other. What attracts tk«ti,lo the first girl! Not a fntlicr’s “Wfifyr«wely. Not by n good deal. .. Some pleasant little trait, some appealing •msnpllshment Borne bit of magnetism. And (\jcr_ under tho spoil money and the lYscdcal things of life can go linng. Agirl with money can buy so many htodaomc -clothes, can travel, go where wants, get what she wants. Yes. but you ever see u girl with money who —7« 1-« h npprnt to men. who would iiot flsdly sacrifice all her wealth for an in­ spired interest on die purt of some utb»aiv* man. - ^ 8 real mercenary view is to be _ en dtia matter. one must remember “ul 0,1 ll* money in this world is not «»trolled by girls. A poor girl with po*«u (harms can win a rich man. while ii giri with no charms ut all will prob7 appeal, from a mercenary standpsne to a poor fellow. There Is money “ “ to <***• but which is to bo the ’â S i - .■'■■tâÊm Fence to Fence It Lime to Sweeten It .», Wells to Irrigate It Tile aacLSjewer ‘T to Drain It; The Celery City - » ffW W t.-^ T 'V e *. T R e a l E he M ar ks s t a t e A g e n c y E S T A B L IS H E D 18G9 Arc Oflcrinj* A n y anti A ll. K inds o f F lorida R eal E state at as Low Prices and on as reasonable terms as C an be Had A n yw h ere Office on Park Avenue, between First and Commercial Streets. Sanford. Florid« -Do you realize The ngcessityTor a substantial foundation as a purt of that sidewalk which you ' intend building? A nicely finished tbp lends beauty, but not stability. This is to be attained ojily when tlie same care is exercised in selection of materials for tlie foundation as for the top coat. " With Uiis fact in inind, I am importing dean hard crushed stone, which when mixed with standard engineering specifica­ tions, gives an absolutely dependable foundation. If you want a walk in which you can take pride in the years to come, be sure that that foundation is right, This is one of the characteristics of my work. Let me figure- on such u walk for you. * V O .S H IN H O L S E R ) Sanford. Florida �¡ajaeEa'fegiirife& rf . SANFORD HERALD w SANFORD HERALD MEETS ALL REQUIREMENTS October 24, iso GOOD WORK OF ORPHANS’ HOME Each issue of Tiie H erald presents n varied menu of good things for the diges­ uMUtwO Every Saturday Morning a t Sanford. Fla. tion of Its m any readers, and few. if any. A South.Floridian Brings Two Little K. J. II0U.Y, Mm issini Editor Foreigners to Enterprise. county papers publish som anytnteresring Rev. J. R. Cason came up to Sanford luhsortpltsn Price, $1.00 ■ Yssr jn Advance departm ents, devoted to die general good Entered a t aeobnd-daM mall m atter August 22nd. o f th e p e o p le . . I BOS, a t the IW offlc* at Sontonl. Florid Ht local and under Art of March 3td. 1870. from his home in Lakeland, yesterday, oil a mission of mercy and love. a°work that th e‘angels might well covet the privilege of doing. He had In charge two little children, whose mother diet! Inst week In his town, leaving them alone in the world. The mother nnd childrcd came to Lakeland frpm _ Denmark about three months ago. The chlklrcrt were four nnd eight years of age, and neither one of them could speak a word of English. The youngest of them, a little boy, was quite'ridti and DrrNcnl wns called In to minister to his needs. Mr. Cason was taking the children ncross the lake to En­ terprise, where the orphans’ home of the Florida Conference is to bo estnbllsced. Mrs. Brooks will have these little ones and some others who are there now in charge until conference meets, in Decem­ ber, and takas some definite steps to pro­ vide for the home. Mr. Cason had some difficulty in getting ncross the lake, ns n m .frb rr ww» OGT brought in from the celery fteftrimmMk tne party across. The cry of the orphan Is one that no man who has a heart in'him can turn a deaf ear to, and -now that thisTiomr for the friendless is so near to rite. Sanford people, it will give them a line opportu­ nity to contribute of their means to a very worthy Institution. Contributions for this j*iT7'dsc Tiioy be leTTWith Rev. I>. B. Sweat, pastor of the Sanford Methodist church, or sent to Rev. L W. Moore, Tam­ pa. Fln.,r.____ ___________ ' • editorial columns are crowd ed with timely and intercstlilg matter of u h u sin Office First Floor In the Blthofi Block, Flrtt Street particular interest to the home people __________ Trlrphone Wo. MS._________ while the advertising columns sparkle Dsr.i) with the butl nest announcements of our BRING IN YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS The editor of T h e H erald hns been enterprising merchants. The budget of ••Curbstone Gleanings” appointed hy the chairman of the Na­ is always interesting and "TheSaunterer' tional Finance Committee as a member has' each week much to say In his own of the Finance Committee for Ornnile county, mid while the time Is short* Ute quaint way. He never contends that need it apparent and every Hoot! demo. black is white, bitter is sweet, or that ih6 . erst It urged to- come-forward and sab- wrong is right, n n d h e ts never “on scribc to the cause of Democracy and the fence, for if there is any “fence" in it T h e K een K u tter is tne only safety razor that he breaks through and lifts the veil on electloh of Bryan. permits of the sliding cut, so necessary for n sm ooth, the follies of the days. d e a n shave N o scraping or pulling like th e - Then there Is the interesting budget STRIVING TOR A GREATER SANFORD ordinary straight cutting razors. All eyes nrc turned to Sanford at the from correspondents throughout the coun­ present lime for the reason that no other ty, reflecting die every-day life of the city in the United States is growing so people of Orange county, nnd the column rapidly, and at the present rate of in* In each issue devoted to “All Around crease the population of Sanford will soon Florida” will demand your attenrion, as SAFETY R A Z O R S ‘ Well as the, tcle^ra^h newj^ rejjtlmj the reach the ten thousand mark. m 0(0 world m . t r t . equipped-jwtolT There are many reusuits f w * T T n steel blades,' each ground, honed ' able growth nnd the greatest la U^-vefe- Jorge. KEEN and stropped by hand, tested and T A ' special department is comhrcnxrfbr guaranteed. Packed in leather case the publication of nil church news, and city on three sides. The great cities of KUTTER convenient for travelers. the country and those that have made n another department, ’The Voice of rite We S e U T h e m ----------steady growth and attained an unassail­ People" is given to the expression of a b le posUlommj the dries thnrhnve a the views ofourpcople:---------- ■“ * " fh e Social World” is the title of good forming country around them. San­ V , Ü V «ford at the present time is conceded to department devoted to • social news and SANFORD, _ be the greatest vegetable growing section almost exclusively to those nutters which F L OR I DA In the States, nnd the greatest interest rite fair sex. In addition to thbsc regular- Ucpartproof of this statcliraal J j Jfto^fact lhat rnem», considerable sphee Is given to our population Is being increased every day by men who have tested the busi­ those matters which are of peculiar inter­ ness in oilier centers of the country nnd est to rite grower and shipper—in fact, Boost o r Get Out ‘ found our sub-irrigation method to tie far the paper strives to cover The field of • Successors to N. H. GARNER Either run a town with a vim, ,or Just news that Is of benefit to this particular superior to any other section in which . they have lived. _ T h c cnarmous~proflU section of the country,— - ~ — ~______ •odi outTtndJpaf:“ On« thing muTtl doue. YesTItrowy W rruty. sauL-Tue 11mump rnilTT‘ " wrested from n few acres .near Sanford _ — " W H O L E S A L E AND R E T A IL upTfteiim nnfl kfcep It up. Do you wnm hns caused an influx of settlers from every mus IMNlifrdquIrcmcnta. trade? Bid for it. Do you wunt business state In the union. Aside from riie farming-Interests is the The following, which appeared in the to come to your town? Encourage what at the head of navi Tampa Tribune last Tuesday, claims our you have. Do you wont a propemus townT Then never permit Jealousy to "role your gntion on the St. Johns river and the su­ attention: actions, hut work together for common perior railroad ftidlides. The building of The Tribune has been nice to The pros|>crity and mutual benefit. Sanford Herald. We have hailed it a new railroad from Sanford to the Ever­ H A Y A N D G R A IN as a very excellent paper and have" Tit* kickers on- the farm nrc not so hard glades, whidt was started this week. In from time to time commented on its to get along with as the kickers in town. another attraction for trade, and the fact bright And original-way of- putting On riie farm there is the kicking cow, aud that Sanford will soon hnvo h traction things. But we must sound a note of wnrning to The Herald. When It our long-eared friend, the mule, while in line, electric light and power plant, brick reprints an election forecast, upon town there Is the old mossback who wants streets and a number of other Improve­ which we expended mudi hard laixtr, all.the municipul Improvements without High-Grade Cigars and Tobacco a Specialty ments, Is calculated to make the outside and credits same to the S t Lucie Tripaying for them. The cow may be sold world sit up nnd take notice. bune.wc fee) warranted In protesting. ------------------ L ' ----- ——------- E— D -~Onr public school last year started with We npologizÉT to lhe Tarnpa TiIhune for f8r hecfT Ute miile trailed for n shotgun, an enrollment of 203 pupils and this this error. However, in Justice to our­ but how on earth will we get rid uf the ^ - .................L .™ — — • *ry — V year with over 400, which shows the selves, we are Impelled to say that the town kicked—Ex. added increase In one ycn/’s time. The article referred to was published in rite * Telephone No. 39 Give Us a Call Thrlce a-Wcck World business men complain of nd'hard times St. Lucie Tribune ns original, and not More alert, more thorough and more during thVTsummcr season, as the vege­ having scon it. Is the Tampa paper,: we fearless limn ever. A President of the table industry gives employment to men had no doubt but that credit was due the United States will he sleeted this year. all riie year round, and the shops of the St. I-uric, .paper. Who is he and who is the man whom he Atlantic Coast Line, with a monthly pay roll of swnq $13,000, adds its quota pf The fountain in the park is a thing of will beat? Nobody yet knows, but* the men that u l^ln keeping.thr. business up beauty and a Joy forever,-but to- those Thricc-a-Weck edltioji of the New York to a certain standard. A new crate fac­ who have to wade through the pond sur­ World will tell you every step and every' tory, novolly works and several minor rounding the fountain every day. the detail of what promises to bo a campaign factories will soon begin operations and beauty 1b not so apparent. For riie past of Die most obsorblng interest. It may add more men and money to the ever two weeks riie fountain tins leaded badly not tell you what you hope, hut It will tell STRONG LINC OF CHILDREN’ S SCHOOL SHOES growing list. . . around the base of the foundation nnd you what is. The Thrice-a-Weck World long ago established a character for im­ With such n solid foundation the growth water stands to the depth of three or four The Latest Fall Styles in Ladies’, Gent's nnd Children's Shoes of Sanford is assured and every avail­ inches across the path. In rite early partiality and fearlessness in thepuhlica. Just Received able dwelling house in the city is occu­ morning' the pedestrians are forced to tlon of hews, nnd this It Will maintain. ;• V * !• « > V V • > . > A.a | pied, despite the fact that almost fifty 'wade through the grass, and since no one If you want rite news as it really is. sub­ new houses were built ‘ during -tile sum­ 'in'Sqn^ard is desirous of taking a hath scribe to the Thrlee-a-Week edition of the mer. Vacant lots thnt were formerly. on thei way to Ute business district, there New York World, which comes to you ev­ A Long, Hungry Hide We Crow More 'Than Celery Borne distance from the city’s center, are Is ho vElld reason why the proper au­ ery other duy except Sunday, nnd Is thus jOrtando Hrtiorlrr-Slnri_____ ___ St. Petersburg Corrcs|x>ndcnt Jackson. doubling In value, nnd by the aid of the thorities should not take active steps to practically nattily nt theprlçç of a weekly, dUe-Times-Unton: A'negro rode Into S t The Sanford Herald draws nttentioa to Building and LoanAssodnrtoirmfiny'cHI- repair the Foundation. There are many 'T h e Thrico-a -Wee kWorld 'a regulnr sub­ Petersburg last evening on n freight train the enrollment of 400 pupils ill il«'scbiili zens will build this winter who formerly visitors to the city every day and those scription price la only $1 per year, and who bad been without food or eaten for of that city this year, against 2U5 last were forced to pay ren t,‘nnd it is esti­ that take a stroll through the park are this pays for 130 papers. We offer- this eleven days. . He came in n car contain­ year as an indication of the rapid growth mated that some thirty new residences apt to make remarks disparaging to the unequalled newspuper nnd The Sanford ing tnadtinery for riteSt Petersburg Steam of dull city. It 1* ns good proof ns any. . Herald together for on« yenr for $1.30. Laundry. This morning when Jam es S. —Tiitigs-Union. will be erected at once. city council. The regulnr subscription price of the* two Norton of the luuhdry broke the seal on Thus it Is that Sanford, the Celery CHy, It Is solid proof that those good people , \ is destined tu beumilt! one of Uie prlncf- . cm, windy stuplrntlon of forced breath. papërifTs $2. Ute car containing, the machinery) ami graw wmiwtilng mute tlian u i ’i). pal cities of Florida in a few years, and Col. Henri Watterson insists upon beluga walked Into the car, riie negro was sluing llten, celery*ls a great vitulizer. AftrislL M rs. Likins* Announcement today is in rite public eye as advancing high private In the rear rank of Democra­ there. He asked him what Fils presence there is no belter product than u Ik*i of Tito fnll term of the class In voice build­ more rapidly titan any oilier city of rite cy's phalanx. Just the same, lhA old meant and the story was told. He suid school children. Those will Iteoinie citi­ ing and vocal technique, conducted by 'blqar-eyed goddess of reform" will desire size in the south. • he liatl gotten ubourd nt Richmond. Va., zens in fac t Home grown and saliMrs. O. P. Likins, will open Tuesday, Nov to say as much os he did when he was on 3rd. „ ■ ■. on Monday, September 28. Hq wns work­ mnted. The Orlando Daily Reporter-Star is now rite fore front rank of legions. ing for a Bhow in Richmond and wnntyriMrs. Likins needs no reoommemiation Will Install Electric Plant Issuing a good eight-page paper and slums Old tnan Watterson likes to talk and to go to Petersburg. Va., and asking per­ The Sanford Light nnd Fuel Co. will in­ many improvements. Bro. Howard in cull attention to himself about as well os to the musical circles of Sanford. Ifw mission to ride was told to get Into the work among her class during the - summer stall a plant for electric light« nnd pi««commenting upon the Increased size, gives any circus poster we have ever known. car by the trninmnn. The seal was put und work will begin Immediately. This term hns demonstrated the fact that she is voice to the following: on the door nnd the negro lqckcd in "Just in proportion □» a paper is sup­ Answering the question, “Shall the peo­ a thoroughly competent teacher, anil one When Mr. Norton hnd found him and he will be good news to the people uf San­ ported by rite advertising fraternity, after ple ruleT' the Sioux City (la.) Journal certainly meriting the continued patronage had told his tale. Mr. Norton nsked him If ford, nnd if work starts at once the «‘f it sltowB rite stuff It is made of, Just in says: “not in a Southern state, If they of the people ofSanford. Those desiring ie could walk, and he said he could. He can bo assured of electric lights within I to enter her d a is for the fall term should short time. lb « same proportion,will U continue to happen to be a colored people." Jumped from the car,* Mr. Norton took him see her at dace. . . keep on Improving. It puts nerve into SoT Perhaps In Springfield, Illinois, ur A PotenJJjhct — * ~~ Phone No. 100, Tuesdays and Fridays, ll’ ltlL‘ A.CLdepot and after gatting a sup­ the management. It livens up the brains Springfield. Ohio. (Florida Tlni«*oHUi>nI ply of water gave him enough money with 12:30 to 5:30. '* ~6t the editor. It makes rite local man step The Sanford Herald draws attentino » which to get something to e a t The negro Editor Powell of rite Sl Petersburg Inde­ around livelier and every man pod m a­ the enrollment of 400 pupils in lliescbwh seemed to stand the fasting well, not Farm and Oarden Tools chine in the print shop puts jiu .-new life pendent objects to being colled a St. Pe­ of that city this’.yenr 'ngalntr~2tl0 WWe carry th&largesFahd roost complete showing signs uf wealtenlng in any re­ and the paper will fairly spurkle with tersburger Powell Is probably qfreid of a up-to-date hardware stock. Guns! nmmu. spect______ _____________________ yenr, n« an ImlL-jilnm lif lilC X i U ' i J —. m istake , tn - lbe- na me-aud being-nnlled doctrinal 4 rr.~--------------------------------------------of that city. It is ns good |roof o* ■*?: hitlon. and sporting goods. Notice to Residents aud Property Umberger. G ta H. F ernalp H ardware C o . Owners The ordinance granting a franchise to Gel Your House Numbers The Building Committee of the City the Sanford Traction Co. ip published in The Sanford Gas k Fuel Co. will begin Buy your Itousc numbers of A. EThis paper wants a correspondent In this Issue of T he H erald! This means work at once upon riie construction of an every section of Orango County, as wdl us Council has nuthorijed City Engineer J. A. at 4 cents each. Any child can pot •!>rtn .... or „ Stevens & Woodruff will .......iducethe* that the growing city oî Sanford wUfhave electric light plant Ute adjoining towns in Volusia and Lake Duvis to number ail residences nnd husi- up a street railway In operation In a short counties. The publishers prop.)»» la moka r J n ^ i " r hl! • •'tui* Wfc Tot riiibt. rtni»iiai»fclwl wMOPWLsal^. ’ ____ time. _ __________ - -The oiry limits of Bttnfmt! Iffiikl lie i>jf- THE~RfitAUi the medium through whfch ctiaBM a tomclent of numbers to busily cents. all. and Mr. Davis will tack these on nil larged. Conditions are rather cramped at the people will learn nil the news. Winner W ashing Machine* Tl> well to boost the price of property houses at a price stipulated by rite build­ present. . A few more of dicae still left sold Ids* nnd rentals, but he careful in raising the Building CoiuirrfzE. When you want a toothsome steak- ing committee. on guantee. If they do not do whst *' price beyond all reason, and thus drive Sanford will have electric lights. cooked just right visit Billie Hand’s place. Extra copies of this week’s Herald can claim, inoi^ey is refunded, JlurryJ.Wilm« away the prospective citizen. to he fg>tained a t this office. Send u copy Tlte Herald is fully equlpgeo to Copies of The Herald can be obtained Connected with this paper is a printing to your friends und keep them in touch AlllbeUte*« Duo stationery of all kinds, Every citizen should tfld In advertising ot Miller’s news stand, corner of Park ave­ office capable of producing the highest with the Celery City and its wonderful type and material and “the mea the advantages of Sanford. nue and F in i street grade of office and society stationary. resource*. * the 1>H’" win. know how. fKSt 1 ^ * *a IMIk '/liar, X The Sliding Cut f KEENkutter 1 H arry J - W ilson, G AR N ER & ROBERTS as®os Staple Groceries Chase & Sanborn’s Teas and Coffees WHI TE FRONT GROCERY * FRANK L. WOODRUFF! Sanford's Only Exclusive Shoe Store l t m V' Tl!1'''1 �•Vii '' ~ "~T' ■ October 24' 1006 ; ___ i - rgibr.- iiiiUL'Jtj’p.aiwJJSSOgJa ^ 3^ ________ .'i tí» Page 5 LOCAL L E G IS L A T IO N / ’ _______ DEATH OP HON. H. K. FULLER Sanford Sanford Pressing Club Well Known Orange County Citizen Passes Away at Apopka Hazen Kimball Fuller, born GO years — ~ clean s and pr esses ^ * * »» ago at Amoskaeg, near Manchester, New HdVnpehlre, died on Sunday, October 18th. PASS ONE RAILWAY ERANCHISE at Ills residence near Apopka, Fla., after a lingering illness, from which he had been a sufferer for the past three years. rro n ch lsc For Electric LUht & Power Enlargement of the heart wn*s the primary Our Monthly Rate for Club Only Co. Goe» Upon Its Second Read cause, which Anally resulted in a para­ Ini— Other Matters 1 lytic stroke Sunday last nnd terminated . The City Council met in adjourned scs- fnttiUy one week Inter. l » sion lost Monday night, with oil members Mr. Fuller won married on June 15.1805, present. After roll call and rending- of to Caroline Atwood, of Bedford, N. H„ minutes of last session,' the body hastened who, with three daughters and one son. Giving you twelve pieces to'iet down to regular business. —----— f survive him. He came to Florldn alone n month Clerk Scott read a com munication re ­ In 1877 on a tour of inspection, and in garding the sign*on the bill board in search of a dim ate to relieve his rheu­ Jacksonville, the some being due nnd matic condition. Apopka pleased him . DEALERS IN and one year Inter he came again with payable. We will call for and It was resolved to continue the space his family and purchased the JefTcoat for another year, nnd same was ordered hou to and groves, about two miles south deliver your clothes paid. There Is no doubt but that this of Apopka, where he lived until death once a week sign has proved nn attraction to many claimed him. His groves, prior to the northern people who arrive In Jackson- freoze of 1894-5, were n marvel of beauty “df J **• • vine with no special ~polurjjf..Uw*ktoc i r {-r^.'^rJAtfttfrhh*''OiArilbn'-'was largely ¡¿gfrj y s -n v ■ts'-VjpB mm I sought, a nd lie was oQnsWemi*tfrtroP<hi? j f n t ood — ..... The chairman of the- s tr e e t» » <i;n\YW !#5fit£rhrrWr*oV' o’rdngc culture, and ------- — — . reported progress in the placing of street was placed in charge, fn connection with names upon the different Intersections, Mr. M. S. Muceman of Switzerland, Fla.. Office nnd works on Oak Avenue, I M* and this work will soon be completed. of the large interests of nn English syndi­ near Fernnld’s The building committee reported upon cate of capitalists, termed thrT Florida In ¿¡old's Barber Shop Pnrk Avenue, North nnartCe Cb^ nowlmown as the Land &. * thff numbering of FLORIDA The chairman of the Are committee re Mortgage Bank of Jacksonville. This S A N F O R D , ported the organization of o (Ire company trusted position lie had held and admin­ and purchase of a new hose wngon and istered so faithfully to the last, even giv­ ether necessary supplies. Q. M, Hand ing instructions regarding urgent matters has been appointed chief of the Arc dc but a few hours before his death. Mr. Fuller was appointed in 1800 to be . pnrfmcnt. Plum bing and The sanitary committee reported favor n member of the Fifth district, on the Gas Fitting nhly upon the sewerage proposition and Oruiige county board of county comiiilsseveral very Important questions in re sioners, and has succeeded hinuelf for gard to new sewers will be settled at the the past twelve years, never lias hud op- All Work Recel yes My Personal Attention ! ¿OalilmL-nml-always received~tt~comp: nnd Best Efforts l t (frit «imi- to givcAgures and estimates iiienlury vote-far-iir-cxcesruf~hira& I'Phone 230 Icngucs, so highly was he esteemed and Opposite City Hall on same Twenty V e .„ t l , tt— » a n - j The ordinance committee being next honored by the citizens of Orange county. Mr. Fuller wns n plain, unassuming•on the list. Mayor Lake read the letter . the Worth oflïur Fertilizers 1 FRESH from Judge Beggs regarding the franchise man, both a t home and abroad, was ever looking to tho interests of others in hiB for the Sanford Traction Co. The decision was embodied in three unselfish way; he never asked favors, but A SPECIAL BRAND EOR EVERY CROP -parts, each one a proposition regarding a wns qver ready to grant them. For thirty AND uiinpenBatlon to be-paid the city from years he traveled a>road deep in sand ihe gross earnings of the .company. and water, from tils home to town; never After a discussion of t)ie same it was re­ complaining or suggesting that die county j. a , t a k a c h , Aient solved to 'odopl the third proposition, belter his traveling facilities; but about AT S A N FO R D , F L O R ID A which provides for a payment of two per two years ago the Oakland road was cut t' --*" cent of the gross earnings of the Traction passed near his entrance gate, the county J I. ANDERSON'S j ^tvw ivvw w w H V H U w w w w v w vw vw m w rM WSHVHSw i Company, after Sanford hus attained board voting to clay it to ubout this point, population of ten thousand. Mr. Connelly bifl Mr. Fuller realizing that he would reap being called upon in regard to the matter, Borne personal benefit, voted against it, stated Ihnt no objection to the plnri would Tjie city of Apopku is indebted to him be mndo by the company. The only for Ills efforts In securing for them n com­ hindrance conceived would be the diffi­ plete marl road from end to end of the L IV E R Y , F E E D and culty involved in Auuting bonds with such county road operated through the town, s string attached, although if die city and for ids generous contributions of val­ SALE STABLES ALL WHITE BARBERS ~ " readies the ten thousand murk die Trac­ uable and beautiful (minis for the city tion Company will lie well able to pay purk. . „ . * l. A clean towel for every customer Harntas and Bugglaa Blackamlthlng and Horaaahoalng the tax imposed. The two per cent, will Ol r‘ Mr. Fuller wub one of the few men who be levied upon the gross earnings and could reckon his friends by his acquaint­ Y A N C E Y G O L D , Prop. Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged collected In the same rnunner as taxes ances hnd was ever mindful of. their A U TO M O BILES FO R LIVERY U8 E after the city has reached said mark of needs. '____ • i; J ten thousand. This point being settled, Quaint Quibbles from Sis llopklns it wns resolved to plnce the ordinance Ma says most new women nre old upon its third rending nnd Anal passage, -f which was carried by a, unanimous vote maids. Consulting Mechanical A man can get up in life and still be and the ordinance adopted II wns moved to plnce die ordinance on the level. GOES EVERYW HERE granting n franchise for die Sanford Elec­ Knockers are no longer populnr. Press ' tric Light & Power Co. upon its second the button. '**,* * 0 and Practical Machinist ■resting, • Many a traveler's inn hasn't.n traveler E ipert In Machlnr Erection «na amt Kepau KrpaU 'Alderman Robinson wished to lay the In hard times. Mácame bralgn, uraign, uocnon Ik T 1 — _ _______, _ O e u tu upon tho shelf, but was overA man can be in n stntcof mind 1und flostpá «led by die votes pf members present, not live In Florida. ■ except Alderman Robbins, and the moIt is mitural that mi absorbing talker —lion to place the ordinance upon its sec­ should never ilry up, ond reading wns curried, llic negative Tliere can’t lie mueh left of a man after votes of Aldermen Robbins nnd Robinson he ouer-eiits himself. being registered against it. PAIN TIN G __f Tliis being carried, the onlinnnee'.was TUfl» Pa says to enjoy livinft in the country ---- — .rmulliig, nml AJdrf- vmi must reside in town. _____ __ ■ D E C O R A T IN G . . \ man Thrasher moved tliut the ordinance eluded—infumintinri. mies, schedules «»a jesatvatloos, re t your nsarsst, During luird times it lakes nil artist to be left with Mayor Lake to consult com­ draw money—out of the trunk. Paper Hanging a S p e c ia lty ' I Ticket Agent, write to nr call on petent uulliority as tb the legulity of the Atm tor Alfrr.1 Peala Co. Ma sa>s women’s ini nils ure usually sonic. Tills wus carried in the "same phi With Sn ad & Venable« Opji. Posiofficc I clean—they*change them so often, way." W When some churches can't get money It wns resolved to appoint n committee A. W. FR1T0T, • FRANK C. BOYLSTON, upm enlarging tiro city limits and the honestly—they have a fair. Division Passenger Agent Travelling Passenger Agent W A L T E R D. B E L L Some men smoke a lot in tills world in fallowing members were appointed: Rob­ Allantic Coast Line, Jacksonville, Fla. A ttorney - at -L a W inson, Robbins, Stevens and Mayor Lake, order to.be prepared for the next. «nil Messrs. Holden and Whilner were In­ It Is a little wonder that a railroad A U lra rti E iam lan l amt Titira IV rfrclrJ | vited to meet with the committee. man’s wife should wear a switch. W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y Room 21 Pico lllock. SanfoOl, riurkta. This Is a move in the right direction Ma says when she was a girl woisting sad will meet with tlie approval of every time came shortly after sun-down. A C E ffTS one. G. W. H A M M O N D Tluwe is a difference in doing good w ith, There being no further business, tho ARCHITECT council ruljoyrned to meet again next money and doing people good with it. Ma says a woinan can't very well wear Monday night. Office w iih ^ M u rrell & M in sliew a Matty Widow hat with a divorce suit._I OftiM with HOLDEN RIAL ESTATI CO. PeilUci and Sweet 'Täters Pa says this world is like a barber shop; Pico Hotel 11lurk JkugkavUl© Arguar Politics a n d sw eet w nre oil wnlttng fo r the -Next* P*>iatoea can be.cultivated a t the same Ma says night follows day as surely as Arrival and Departure of Malls • Sanford, Florida lime, but not with equal success. When darkness comes to a man who gets lit up. Effective A usual Second *, ‘V T» rum &i ruuowi r “ ore time and labor are spent on politics Pa says it is mighty easy to make laws, TlluavlUe and f . E. C 0 00a *nd leu on potatoes, the farmer may ride rules and moral maxima—for otiters to Tot Triby. St. Pneratairg 1 2S p , ‘ Tavarea. Lceaburg . the band wagon with the driver, but follow. _ .I Ovlado— . . . . . . ----, z2ISf All potaia North d 11 mia . Putntaçswlll .be small and few in a . Wj y nna maa-ie jLiw»U*G«l *Jib JU « - * *ait tW M r i R » t p r ^ ? r r . r .............. r i n n f e r i m ^ t W i r . p i n t on sweet | home town—his home town la probably All pointa S o u th ............................ 4 t IS P j'iiatoe, aiMi leM pu lw|itlraf he j U8t All pointa South ............................ d 7 OS p dissatisfied With him. Akatv, a i rouowa : . *** tin* train go round thé curve, but bli When you see a man and a woman lin­ From TlluavlUe and F. E. C . . . . ---- -,5 • Oviedo.............................................. 10 30 a „ Will Jingle, Ilia pigs will be fat, gering interestedly In front of a millinery Tnvarea. beeatnini.......... .............. ll OSal Trilby. Si. P»i«r»6ttig....*.............. • - - i-/kmliy Yarnoui fo?Mhelr comfort- shop—they ore not married. i l l * : » . ........ Actors have it all over some high-step­ . 15 p dMiand neat “PPenrance,. ,f *» AU pointa South. . . . . . . . Il S» a we* u , (|,no aiuj between poll- ping civilians, in so much that they are Repair W ork a Specialty or r\ beo All iioLnU South.*_______________ 7. — 0 0 «—. dally, all olhrra daily, axcept | potatoes, hf* politics will useful, industrious, and mind their own Malta marked dDare .^ and •weet pwmiocs. Corner First Street and Palmetto Avenue Sanford, Florida ua. F. ItaaaiMA Pw tm aalrr. -H C HAiaina, Aaa 1 Poatmaaler. ** P°or and his pompas to fw business. • - CUy Councll Holds Very Inter esting Session [achine l Foundry Works Ladies’ .Skirts and Gentlemen’s Clothing Repairing of all Kinds I! $1.25 of Machinery * Automobiles and Gasl Engines G EO . W. A D A M S , •Manager. • C . H. D IN G E E I; T h © Florida Fertilizer Co. Best Brand of Fertilizers for Fldrida growëÿsT m. % M EATS G RO CERIES The Florida Fertilizer Co. HAND BR O TH ER S ORO Barbershop Geo. A. Main, B.S., M. E. Atlantic Coast Line R. R. EN G IN EER rÀutifA. INorlh, East, W est and South- F. W, Temperten Consult the Purple Folder m General Fire Insurance =» ------- Si F ; m '3 ■ - 9AtLAS T in , Slate and T ile Roofing GUTTER AND GALVANIZED TANKS * ' - vl viS m �tSktOfSrkS* ri -A ■ • iOciobcr 24, 1908 A r e Y o u Looking For NVESTMENT *; j • •*¡Aac i S.:. i ' 4 s.. SubJrrigated Land is *the Most Profitable O n e Thousand Acres of Celery Lan d Flowing W ells- Guaranteed $100.00 to $150.00 Per Acre • * Reasonable Cash Payments and Balance oh 4 Lands A dapted, tp Celery^JLettuce, Cauliflower, Potatoes, Etc. ï T H I S a n f o r d , ¡F i l o r id a doing tight rope stunts in Zeke Slimmer's | side show. FROM MACARONI DELTA Charity Burngnrdncr nnd Eph Hoplight nre seen in each other's, company qqlte from The Herald’s Special Correspondent much of late. Charity hast been an or­ By Wireless Telephons phan forty years and Eph tuts been Macaroni Delta has four lady chiropo­ widower fifteen years, nnd matrimony I dists and two tapeworm doctors. will be a good thing for both if they con- [ Three fall calves have perished from limit: to have good hcnllh. summer complaint round here lately. It'i — H avhiiiie . | thought they had been weaned too soon An Unusual Distinction Site Hotchkiss has been sued by Job Jacksonville Metropolis: Judge I. A Pilcher for damage done to Job's wife by Stewart, of DeLand, tins the unusual dis Site's butting ram. It sneaked up back tinctlon.of having a daughter wiio is nn of Job's wife while' she was tying her shoo attorney a t law nnd who li a member of In the' road and bit her kerplunk between her father's law firm. She Is learned the woodshed and the summer kitchen Come and See Us brilliant and well educated. Miss'Mary nnd jarred her upper store teeth out in Stewart is the first woman who lias feiken the mud and shook iter liver out of place the examination before the supreme court The Colloquial Dames will give a Gar nnd IsiBne of a small number of women field ten and an elderberry pie social who hnve ever been admitted to the jirncnext Tuesday night tice oflnw at. the bor of ibis state. Last loot Pumplirey, our collar button and June she passed a brilliant examination ttlfoe-slring merchant, has bought n new in about twenty-five text books before ‘seoood-haml lop buggy. the justices of Hie supreme court of the Amos Dillberry's wife ate too much state of Florida. Miss Stewart has had a boHed pork and cubbage for supper lust thorough education. She lias been steadily Sunday and suffered much from combus­ at work from tho time site was In the public schools ot DeLand. She attended tion of the stomach for several hours. the preparatory department of the John Sam Gallop's widow Is flnmlng out and putting on scallops to beat the band. B. Stetson university, hut at the time ol Sam's only been dead three weeks and the trouble at the university Judge Stew­ 6ur town is much stirred up. She’s forty art sent her to the University of Michigan. years old ami weighs 250 pounds, mut Best Law Suggested hist Sunday site wore a peek-a-boo shirt Hon. Don C. McMullen, senator-elect ‘ wuist, striped red stockings and green from Hillsborough county, is studying the gaiters. She certainly is a bird. the "guarantee bank deposit plank" in A gentleman from New York thinks of the democratic platform, with a view of opening a second-hand clothing store as having It enacted Into a law in Florida, soon as he can get the life insurance says the Ocala Banner. To one who hat HOARDING CELERY, SANFORD. FLA. money on his wife, who died last month gone through two or three bank failures.' of ossified kidneys, as has be4n the ill-luck of the editor of Ras Pingrec has quit boarding with this paper, the law looks mighty gpod, ItMakes No DiffeJeuce What You Want or Where YoiTWonTlt Joel Unkcnfelicr and gone to Aba Sntool’s Indeed it lias a more inviting look and a Itoonling bouse. He says Joel's g ru b ls sweeter flavof than peaches and cream. very unsatisfying, but everybody thinks Hod It been a law in Florida all along it's on account of Abe's redheaded, pigeon- many a man would have been many a dol­ toad d a ughter. Ras i t * -wise guy. lar better off and instead of deposliingln und on Term's that are Right Ike Stuckey is going to move over to cans, hollow tree* and bed-ticking these Klloy's switch and start a lunch counter deposits would have found their way to in Aleck Blizzard's one-chair barber shop. the banks aud entered into the channels st-Kitey.-who -owus-the to wiv U going-j to put up u two-room cottage and put best law ever suggested. down a sawdust sidewalk in front of his The annual meeting of the great ad­ two-buggy livery stable. AN D S ministrative boards of (he Methodist Fptir - Automobiles t o t seen quite often on copal church have been In session this out streets lately, which gives our town week. The Woman's Home Mission in TONSORIAL PARLORS quite a citified air. Philadelphia The executive'eommitteeof request. J. L. CAKRUTHERS id descriptions upon Amitlndy Skidmore is going to recite the Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society . Proprietor Shakespeart In tho Macaroni dramatic in Cincinnati. The semi-annual meeting Hot sod Cold Baths. '' . 1 i company She traveled ell last summer of bishops In Indianapolis. otionoJ Bank Building If You Want to Buy or Sell C IT Y P R O P E R T Y : OR TRUCK LAN D S - W E FLOHJOA i ; V.... : , 4r. .y -fe g * * -: S , v' : HAVE It 4 — ^ ~rm r- - ■ » �Wndp, the tuner. Orlando. Spencer makes the best bread. Try It. Get estimates from Pell on house print_i_L_. I tittle happenings— Mention of |Ing. IN AND abou t t h e c it y r« Matters In Brief. PffiSONAL ru ^ v tv w - ■ r^ iic AF ITEMS O f -------- r ----- UP.u « i.» Are you n subscriber to The HeraldT Latest In new green hntn. ntMcttingcr Nine hour* per day. Snead & Venable. ur n t N.P. Yowell & Co. ol * “ “• wn* ‘"s “"'oni , n lto .„ ,n d e D. A. Caldwell & Sons. I„ „ n i r\_ -» . H. K. Murrell has returned from a IklTFDFCT I l. 1/0 ’ Dn*ry ^ 3W ^ 0n^° >p<nt “ few short trip to Jacksonville INTEREST. days- In Sanford this week. ,,nm . „ , . . _ w . , Nnm sandwich. 5 cents; Mrs. Tnkash Get your house numbers from A. E. Hill lunch room, opposite the depot. Sammsry ot *hf Ta,k Succinctly Arranged for hur­ ried Herald Readers. See Spencer's llneof candles. The Herald’» ’phone Is No. 148. ——flirt'jiiBvn Jelly. —ChflR- Evans. Latest In new green hats, a t Mettingcr’s See C A. Reed for furniture and plono moving. I sell the celebrated Macy wagon. Har­ ry l Wilson. * Dean Spencer of Orlando was n Visitor to the city on Monday. furniture to rent by the month or senion. Sanfonl Furniture Co. Wade makes frequent trips to Sanford. I ..... . I7 The newest «nd latest at Mettlngei's The newest and latest at Mettinger’s I dry goods store, next to postofflee d ,r floods «on.. „0, , PoslolDcc. The'wed o( mors ho i,« , hommioj I- L. Morgan, a prominent merchant of more apparent iiwStftaford every dny Arcadia, visited Sonforil this wcslu T h ,b s« .llo . o( slsnr, l„ i h . n . . . s l ; W anted: Two nil round painters. Call penned nt llillle Hand's pluce. at The Herald office for particulars. Fresh Mrecn vegetables an.) fruit, at Buy a O-U-NO smoker and get a ticket —Clias. Evans’, on »20 pipe, a t —Clias. Evans'. Mr. and Mrs. Fogg and children have For Sale—Two hundred thousand fine returned from Missouri, where they visited lettuce plants. Apply lo.B. F. Martlndnle. friends and relatives, . . s G IN G H A M S— Full Line, dresses We' have all the new things and Just the things for children’s school H O S IE R Y -—W e carry *he celebrated Cadet Brand, linen heel and toe, •> sold under a guarantee * 1_1 .... F. P. C O R S E T S — Fall Styles, in all the new shapes. . MI Fresi 1 line of flggs, date*, avliiths, ap[irientls penrtu»« _ a [ Htl*Mt-witil iwin irs TIT I ery and arc now*prepared to do y o u rd ean In g nt rei^xn ililii [yinim.— litre — them a . .. . « I. » O U R S T O C K was never in better shape to please the buyer than now in both price and quality. Call, we will be glad io serve you 1 . .. . , M. . ■<> . .. . —pa . H. V/»¿V r this Rowland orOrlando. transacted "Aff.’und Mrs. G. A. Speer left Wednes-1 week, attending circuit. court, be hein» business in this city Tuesday. duy for St. Augustine where they jvill so- witness in some minor case. The newest and latest at Mettinger's |jmn 11 for several days, Mr. and Mrs.Clias. Kauuer had anew dry goods store, next to postofflce, Max Znpf, of Miami was in tbwn Wwl- arrival at tfielThouse In the shnpe of n Ntw Fioriti« SyropTIuaÌarrived, at nusday. He is a brother of Joseph Zapf. line baby girl last Monday, —Clias. Evans’. a former resident of Sanfonl. % Fall planting is approaching. M. M. Un. C. G. Butt has returned home after Delicious Ice crcuin, tlie liest made, at I Smith will sell you laud on easy terms. ■ peasant visit to friends in Orlando. Mrs. G. L. Tnkash s lunch room, opposite | Joseph Dawson, the genial one, culled Iced tea; just the thlngthlshot weatlier. I Pico Hotel and the depot. upon the business |>eople of -this city on Mrt Takasli s lunch,room, opposite depot. IChicken, vegetable, tomato, pen, oxtuil, I Tuesday, ntid as psual s*)l<l Ids goods. For Sale—Two hundred thousand fine consomme, bouillon, mid oilier m>u|* served The finest line of Japanese matting to leuuce plants. Apply to B. F. Mortlndale. isoiuptly at Billie Hand’s place.be fouml tfie d ty , ,.ria .s n|way„ ^ “ •f• I J. C. Wright, Jr., of Boston.was in- tlit-| hjwesi. -Snnfohl Ftifiitturn f l u , _______ _ _ -Basst-imported ìuovenll ulijiia.TTgSartp. | city on TuesdayriiLlha_JniVoat»-of-thT-j• ’Stfep Hil o Mrs. G. LTnknsiTslunch room bveof SaTironI, uT the Sanf0rU Furniture I Southern States Life Insurnncu Co. „,„1 u L.UI, 0f FiVUc^ ,1(h Umpany. I Samples of cngrnved visiting curds and \ u,.w cement walk has been laid in If you want, a first-class tuilor-mnde Jinvitutlons In the Intesi and best styles | uf ^10 residence of C. A. Dubbiai, uit for »12.08, call ul D. A. Caldwell & muy be seen ut The Herald'office. curlier of Luurel avenue and Third street. Sum. Fresh oysters served in every style nt Steak, hum and eggs, jmrk und beuns Capt. Richard* has returned to his home I the Pico restnurnnt. und odier toothsome articles, at Mrs. G. 1. si Holly Hill ufier a plciuiniu visit to Mr. | David A. Leon of Jacksonville, repre­ Lukash's lunch room, opposite du: depot. and Mrs. C. A. Reed. senting the Southern Stales Life.Insurance I To n grent' lltfllip'people religion is like Send your order In for compound lard. I Co., was In the cityscvernl days (his week. u greased pole. They climb up a certnli S|*cinl price given an SIL lb. cans. SefiJ l'uu Us m : • Boarding hmisrr'li) rooms, distance with "difficulty and then slip hack ' XitiiPJfil (1nicer y"0u I mtHjern convenience, good lucutimi in very easily. Many ou(-of-(owii people were in S a n -1Sanford. ’Inquire Coca Cola Bolding Co. Tills afternoon, nt 3:30, the Brcton-Rimfool this week to witness tire work upon I The streets were thronged with tnedi- kel Company will give u s[>erinl matinee 11« Sanford & Everglades railroad. I eaeson Wednesday after the Clyde Line at reduced [vices, especially for ladies und Far s short time only. Tapestry Bros- bout arrival with the A. C. L |ihysidnns. school children. •els Art Squares, regulur price » 2 2 .5 0 ,1 Luxurious leuther couches and DnvenCall at Sanford's leading Furniture house ipecisl [rice »17. Sanford Furniture,Co. 1(ortB, nt die Sanford Furniture Co. Just for fUrnitule, stoves, ranges, rugs, matting, Oysters served In every style at die I the kind you wont, and at reusonuble dishes, etc. Sanford Furniture Co.. J. D. Pico restaurant I prices. Davison, manager. The Parents Club will meet in the High | Mrs. Card and daughter, Miss Jessie, Is- Geo. P. "Lovell, who has been employed School building next Monday.afternoon at I and Mr. and Mrs. Mnx Smith, were In the at Bie M. A. Si«er grocery, has resigned 3 o'clock. A full attendance is desired. city Monday,-en route home from points his position and gone to Leesburg to visit Have W. C. Hammond make your plans •*» Hto west. hlB mo,,,cr « fl'w weeks for your new house. Office with Murrell After you have been to nil die other E. T. WoodrulT. who wus the prime moi Mintiiaw, Pico Hotel block. contractors, get our prices on die most d v® power in getting out die Sanford ilHeadquarters for Iron Age tools. Any- {modem bulldlngl Of generul repair work, j lustrnted pamiililct, was in the d ty yesIhhtg you want In- hand i*plows, fertilizer Snead & Venable. terdayonUusim s8^0rIandoHe|«ortcr-Stur giUributors, etc., Harry J. Wilson. I Mrs. Samuel Robinsou nnd daughter. Beginning Monday, die 31st, Snead & Messrs. Davis nnd McNeill, two pronii-1 Claire, Bpent Wednesday In the city, Venable will work nine hours for duyj» sent citizens of Orlando, were In die ci|y e|( route home to Orlando, after B|>eiidiiig work. Wcdnesdsy loukttig after their Sunford In -1several mouths in the North. There is a doser relation between pray­ **rt*t1' I Ice-cold sweet milk and butteriqilk and ing nnd |uiying than most people think. See Pell for pujicr hanging. New fall nU the [xipulnr soft drinks will be found If you don't ¡my yourjustdebts,don't |>ray. Wtenis Just In. ~ a t W. H. Hand's. fur you will merely waste yuur time and The A. C. L has laid new and heavier . John Cook, of the Cook Automobile Co.. your words. Send your shirts, collars and cuffs to tho «ill on the branch between Sanfonl and of Orlando, was In the d ty Sunday with a k**burg. Increase traffic made U)e re-1 new Bulck car nnd this cur may soon be I Celery City Steam Luutulry «lid tliey will I nso— ary.-------------------[added to tlie Sanford list of automobiles, look as new. 8* up-to-date and nuinbw your house. I Now Is tlie time to buy cranberries. The Herald is authorized nnd requested 7 iiumliys from ¡A’ E. Hill Hurd-1 Jo** arrived. Cull nt the Sanford Grocery to announce thut the hour for the Sunday *we store. V J cq, evening services in* tlie Methodist, BapThe Herald is busy this week completing I W. M. Ploxco was in the city for a few ***•• Presbyterian und CongregaUuiitd **M *he fittest printing ever seen in | Itours on Tuesday. Mr. Plnxco recently churches has been changed from 7:30 to “ ttfwil. The Job department is kept I removed Ida Job printing plant to Jack- T. the change taking effect tomorrow, night ami day to keep up with the I sonville. where lus is now located on Bay | The Celery City Laundry has installed orders. up-to-date [vessi ri g und cleaning inudtin ■t ,, . , , . . - street. j W O O L D RESS GO O D S trim m ings to match. cit*‘ E. ,S. Burleigh. President of the Lake AbEvery citizen should get busy In aiding »tract Co.. Tnvures, was in Sanford on the advertising of Sanford during the coin-1business Thursday. Ing season. I See the fine display of Jnpnncse wurc. Those who anticipate building will save 01 the Sanford Furniture Co. Finest line opey by giving us their con tract. Snead T--A f^Vocrtible: tBconly first-class bakery in F A L L ST O C K has been arriving daily. You 'should not fail to call and look over this stock before making your purchase. * •_ # ... . N . P. Y o w e ll & C om pan y . H. . .. . <>+ I. c . h u g h e s ;r ET s fLeDT6° ; Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty Nono hnt first-clnss lubor oni[>loycd and all cnntwctagunrnntecd to ho in nccordnnco with plana nfid Bpecifipatlops f~- ~— r am In Business to do Business for Those Who Nccd My Services * Postonico Box 771 Rhone S|»oncor for bread. Free house to hutisi: delivery. Phone 10(1. Do you wont new line of cereals—just received from New YorkT Cali ut the Sanford Grocery Co.______ • The Building and Loan AswM'ialion met in tlie office of J. C. Higgins yesterday and elected tlie following meudters of the inntice rod Lonn Committee: J. C. Hig­ gins, Chairman; A. T. Rossetter und W. 1). Holden. At theo|v*ru Iiouih; last night thcllretoiiRuiikel Company ivesente«! "Salome" to­ gether with the famous dnnee, nnd sevrnT new features were added, among wliicliJwaa -Sanford's fav«vite-uBlue-Gum Negro" sketch nrtist. Goo. W. Adams. A good audience was in attendance und the [>crfoiiiunce was imich enjoyed. . • One of the most plcnsant meetings of tlie 'Wumgo’H Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Cliurch was held Monday nfternoon nt the home of Mrs. 11. II, Hill, on Third street. Tho attendance was large, and tlie ludics report a must enjoy­ able time together. Tlie November mect---------- f w„, ^ _ , „ , , City Lot for Sale We hnvo for sale a city lot on Magnolia nvcnuu between Fifth and Sixth streets, east front. Inquire of S nead &. V en able . . Now Is the time to buy your sub-irrl gated land.' Sec M. M. Smith. ___ — Notice ol Application for Tax Deed Under Section 8 of Chapter 4888, Laws of Florida Notice U htn-liyy siren Zlrcn uiM ill tit tT,. L E. Wilton, i>ur| chutcr ol in* rrrllltrn lei nnm «l In-low, h a t nl«t tnid errilllcBlrt In iny otltoi- nnd inadr applicaIImi (01 In* doedt lo lituo lu ecegidancs with law. Said cortitK-ntet omtiraco (he follo» inf drtcrliwd land. tllunlMt inU ranfo county I lumia 1 Nu. SK, »cM of nwM and tw h of te li and noli of l ati* and t X of-awyt, jw*-. lU.-tp. Z<, srrrZ T a.7 aascttnl In Ilia name < o f f T i. Uni* Initl-y. H'uf i v i t , tec. 32, ip 24, i. r. 27 No. SU. nwX'of atte tte tl In ihenanie me id iif t runk S Pell. v/, „, ], ip. ui. 224, , a. r. 27 e.. No 00, ,■ neW of neVi, neX, tec. 333, Jittetsed In lha nam e of C. II. (laffney. No. 03, wX of twX of tcX . tec. 7, Ip, 20. t. r. 2H e„ n tte tte d In the name of j. W. Simon ion heir* No. (Ig.wJLof n c li an d aU of nwX, tec. JO, tpTTl 20. i. r. 28 e., u tte tte d In lhe name of Unknown Owner. No, «0, »X of nwX of teX . tec. 10, (p. 20, a. r. 28 «., ntteated In the nam e of Unknown Owner. No 07, nX of twX of tX of tw X , tec. IH, tp.20, t. r. 28 e.. atw-tted In lhe name of U. A Irvin. No 08. eX of nwX, tec 2.1, Ip 20, t j 2Be. aatcated In rhe name of A W Lawton. __ ffn -70. n rX nf a a lf, taa i!4i In Sll r f ' « > « T tew ed ill the nam e of 1 O Welch “ No. 122, twX of nwX, ti-cio. ip 22, a r 28 e, at- F. B. Dale of Orlando was in the city ariieil tn the name of Dm hi Uryon No. 140. nwX of nwX, tec 12. ip 2 3 ,a r 28 a. at,r^0*' . ■ 'J ' ■ t*ark avenue. the Sanford Grocery. Thursday and made a pleusnnt call at The M-tted In the name of C it U ndtey Geo. S. Derry returned yesterday from ilcridd office. Mr, Dale Is n well-known No. 141, nwX of teVl. tec II, ip 23, a r 28 a, a t trill si ' leI **** Presbyterian d iu rd il G. R. EUls, representing the Florida Fer- Georgia, where he bus been siwiidlng sev­ te tted In the name of Unknown Owner 145, la-flnnluf tw cor of nX of twX oflieX MW W 1 lilloWcen #ocIal *ho home tillzer Co., with headquarters nt Gaines- eral weeks with friends and relatives. He vegetable grower, and is a lively exam­ of-No. nwX, tec 2S, ip It), a r 20 e, run a 10 cht, n °n neitt evening, j viiie, was lu tliecity Friday, in tlie inter- was accompanied home by ids sister-in- ple of what Fhvidu’s balmy climate will 7.01 cht n 58 deg w lo Lake Lelba, w'ly aloof of lake to w line of ueX of nwX. a 10.3!) «Junejits will he and k good M | o( hll ^ j A TBkaall Ib ^ie Sanaccomplish. He came to Florida from the margin a ttested In the name of Mrt C S Woodson law, Miss Ripley, who will be the guest of North expecting every day would tie his cht, No. 140. neX of tw X . arc 27, Ip 1U, ■ r 20 a, a t«ssurwl tiioee who attend. “ ^ I ford agent for this company. seated In the nam e pf A. | ‘. Moura___-—r — ------- — Mr. nnd Mrs. Derry. lust nnd now he is n picture of robust No 147. neX of tevi and cX of awX of aaX, tec *^■85 U t he standard price fora tailorWe make plana and specifications and Tlie newest and latest at Mettinger's health. 28, tp 1U. a r 20 e, attested tn the name of Un­ known owner “ **•011 at D. A. Caldwell in the Stone- do first-class work cheaper than anybody dry goods stive, next to postoffice. 150. Iwftuning 2U.2I cht n and 7.13 cht w Rev. E. F. Ley, presiding elder of the of No. U‘veblock- I else. Spend L Venable. te cur of lot 2. tec 3U, ip IU. a r 28 a, run a 4.83 James McGomb, Jr. editor of the Florida East Coast District, was here a short clit. w 10.30 cht. n 4.80 cht, e 10.30 cht. attested d* L^"C con,**nPl®tea putting j Tomorrow |s the day aet apart through Fruit and Produce News of Jacksonville, while Monday, on Ids way to Palatka. In die nam e ut S A PftefTrr No. 151, wX of aeS, tec 3, ip 20. ar2 U , a t ­ nrn i<>.t rf** un Hie Sanford out tlie country to be known as Prison was In tlie city the first of the week In the Mr. Ley is enthusiastic over the vast re- tested to the name of I it Urowa __Jfn_23U, U eht e afld 3.43eT u» bfTT^ „•ttainer ^ a,«l this will give Sanford ■wune, , .Sunday. During this day prayers ore to I jntcreJt 0f his publication. He bus rtr- juurces uf Florida, ami thinks there 1» ho toe Put! on togiiiHliiB n line of tec 33, ip 22. • r 2U e. run a ’ cht, a ItX cht. n 13.01 cht. w'ly 11.33 cht. Ukeovnln« L “y. 4reat r,ver ui,p. 1 *•« Offered for tlie ~spiritual welfare of the1 rang(klfo send a daily market rejiurt__to pluce under the sun like this place of sun­ a13.(13 Vt*FV HAlutlav- In > ■■r ■T _ . i'll js- . a _ * . . . . . . . ttested In tho name of Win IfcLcod he lit convicts. The recommendation comes I Sanford, which will be displayed at The shine and flowers. Suid he, "In my dis­ No. 318, loft 20 lo 23, Nrava'a add lo Sanfonl, *—ï s t ? iDÎ VCry the ste d In the name ol J W Wolfa from the World's Sunday School Asaoda- |{croid office. Walter Sdiucht has been trict the resources arc varied, different atte No 825. neX of aaX. tec 7, (p 20, s r 30 o' astetted In ilic name of Unknown Owner m engaged us local agent and cxvicspondenL sections being prominent in the cluss of ¿ 2 * "*ilkl » “«dieraaiid milk, milk tion. No. 328, lot 1 (teat 2.47 a in te cor, 7.07 chi n H4^ '* p L * her dairy dishes, at BUlie A little money now ai>tf a little now and [ ^ j 0f horses nnd mules. Just In. at u products. For instance, Sunfurd for m u lt hr 3X elite mu) w), te c l2 . Ip 20, « r3 0 , a tte tte d In ilie name of Unknown Owner then is the way to buy celery land. See ]jaDd '8 stables. Call and look them over. celery; Hastings fur Irish potatoes; Debay No 353. hit 148. Uk t), IfltcheU'a Surrey levy grant: a t i n aed tn tlw rraraepf Unknown Ownet. J “.*!” 1 ^uj£rei hunting in. the ham- M^M..Smith fivjmrtjculars.— — ----------- - j ; c e n s m l n g t r t r f thts d n r r l i i s l t i u n d f w ^ ^ o i - p t n r a g r t e « ,— tomdtoca clcT No. 3BO, aeX of nX of lot 2 and n X of nX of lot tec 8. tp 21. • r 20 e, attested In ik t i i i t t i i f y Lrether’a truck form on Horry Wilson bos a fine display of Keen | among hit' papers an old letter that is Thus he went on, telling of the different 2, U n k n o w n O w n ra ___- - ■ ■ w ■»■•nvi aqeilanazMMl whatth erm ak e until IM re­ No. 4DB. wX of tw X , tec 3. ip 20, t r i t e , a tk L .« ? !nUP,Tlmr^ ay sfternoon. Miss Kutler safety ruxors in his wjjtdutf nnd aemawhal of » curiosity, lt-la-a letter to teated In Ibe name of Unknown Owner. fattier written by a brother in 1838, porter lost the chain of tlie Florida pro­ No. 417. w 2 a o f nX of tX of naX of awX, tec ^ ? r y ¿rU,£,a M *W,W - « ***** from die' „[„V aran« ga'lned by a passing Ills _______ IS, tp 21. a r 31. a ttested In the nam e of Unknown ‘"Cotne co *T?*t from Up to glance these celebrated razors should do in the style of penmanship and composi- duction*, ns emphasized by the presiding Owner elder, and was ready to agree with tlie No. 433, 30 a n te ce cur of twX of tw X . tec B, tliu« far " aJT*'**ea high, all that is claimed for them. The offer of tion peculiar to that time. It was written IP 22, t r 33 e, attested In lha nam e of Ur* C U »w tor the pepper an4 aaltr* reverend gentlemen, (hat we have a great a thirty-day trial Is calculated to clean at New Berlin, Ohio, Oct. 2, 1839, and U adtley. All «aid certificate» being dated June 4 th, A. D' out the entire stock In a short lime. See directed to Mr. Emanuel Ensmlnger, Bristol, country, one that is hard to beat. 1808, FOR SALE— 250 acre* of fine celery Ur.lett said certlOcaiea shall be redeemed ac­ his advertisement In this Usue of The Wayne county. Otdo. This, being before cording to law, tax deed* will Issue thereon ou the *«» i1* vrwA oC 1» «* land cheap. Also 5-acre farm for rent, 23th day of November, A. D. 1008. | Herald, and then see the razor. the day of envelopes ssd postage »tamps ■ ^ * lto d ab ort/ bis n W llueti my stgaatura nnd uttlctal te a l tb it Ota The Port Coktsactiwi CuvrAitr will fur- Uio amount of postage nquired was written with house and tools. It wlRtkay you 22nd day of October. A. U. 11*0« I scal) B. M. — »■ to Investigate this. Box 473, San­ tilth your plans free of cost when they do on the folded paper, ten cents, to be colClerk Circuit Court. Orange C o . Fla. ford, Florida. By M. A. ItowAan, D. C *10-4 your work. * • 1^ ‘ed when tlie letter was delivered. _Spcaer. -Plhiuc 10b. -, N, t-w --* 1 xttj i ' 7* ■ �ç ' ' 7; T -*. *** ‘ '——-w* f ■ • ■ s $ £ :: ' ' ; '' ........ / ■ ^ , October 24, THE. SANfORD MrR.\lD £•1®* (Sanford's inicklnjvjndustry ns «Iocs droughts. When a Hmiarial panic comes it booms the trucking industry because wo have the possibilities. When n drought A Budget or Interesting Items Icomes it shows the value of our artesian 1wells. When n wet spell arrives it shows | From Correspondence [value of sub-irrigation. COUNTY HAPPENINGS ¡IV*" < in Florida i « I Unimproved celery lands, flowing wells guaranteed, $25.00 to $200.00 per acre >: I I I I • CcTcry farms, with flowing wells nil tiled, dminctl and rcatly for crop, $500.00 to $1000.00 per acre. * . vT 7 i City prbperty, improved and unimproved.' 303,000 acres timber land,. with finest site in Florida for crate factory. * , Others tell you whnt can be dona •■VveiFiwrratrfStit» Tifctets.itn^arelieff', MURRELL &. MIMSIIEW nre practical farmers ns *’hafc tow^ceu. a w l can ha. dune. ?'■' . T. A f * * * 1 ■ 'W ^ jftO al cofrajpondcncc, gladly furnish a n y mf<Trm.7 fhTrn»osstW<r rtfit! nrewnlwrtys7 f it o r t * J' j l extent! to prosprctivc Investors every courtesy In our power. * *_■* _______ q • A A A A URRELL & MINSHEW — - * ■ * »*••**••**••***••*•••••••*•» 3t=É -’wtStarojoi We hear that 1st cliarcli tiicre. He returned Monday. Ed Pattilio of Osteen was in town on (changed hands, to Mr. Cnrrnwny. "Monday." ’7 I I resent to the Investor the Best Opportunities The Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. I T Sun-l,-ny' comin« out bjr nut0i _m ...i* mi i.i * ■ . « I * Tlwi iin u frlAit rla of U h B. V. Proctor | The m mywy friends Mrs, D. nRing is quite ill with whoopipg cough Oscar Jemignn Is aWay on a business Iarc sorry to hear, thnt she is on the sick ; list, nnd hope to hcari of her speedy retrip in the vicinity of Tnllnhnssec. Icovery. » *? • Married'ht Orlaudo on the 15th, C. M. ENTERPRISE ECHOES ^ J r Sprclnl Correspondence to The Herald. '** 1. Bonnell of Geneva, nnd Mrs. Clyde Den-, , Miss Emma Tucker went to Jacksonville nlsof Alabama. Mr. Bonnell is well k/uiwn j Friday on a business trip.* our iieoplel^baving rirffQtit "school 1 £11 i it i t i i BRÖKERS RE A L THE EVENTS OF ORANGE COUNTY LONGWOOD LACONICS Elder E. Lee Smith wnsfelected modera­ Efficient Staff of Reporters Weekly tor of the Wekiwa Association which re-1 Covers the Territory for cently convened at Winter Gnrdeti, in The Herald Senator Corson's stead, ns he could not | attend. • . LAKE MARY MELANGE Mr. J. S. Dinkle, wife and daughter, I Special Cormpomlenrc la The H erald: Jewell, returned last week from their trip J Miss Florence Lovell spent part Inst] to Virginia.. Sunday at her home In Longwood. . H. Rhnd with her five-lovely I Walter Schucht of Sanford paid a visit ters returned home last week after to Lake Mary one day .tills week in th< pleasant sojourn of some weeks In | interest of The Herald. ** h Carolina. It sounds gnodito*hear the factory whis­ Mrs, F, J. Neimeyer went down to W in-1 tle again. The Planters' Manufacturing ter Park Saturday, her daughter. Miss | Co. have commenced work and expect to Adeline, accompanied her home. do more business thnn ever. Miss Carrie Lewis is our new assistant I The Ice crcnm social at the school liousc postmistress, and fills the possition very | on the night of October 10, was quite n acceptably. success. The cream wns gootl, and after Mr. M. P. Lipe, of Sanford, is Increasing | thnt hud been eaten, the young people the depth of Mr. F. j , Nwihad n rdc*> liinsphtyin# gam-M-out under with his steam digger. .the te e s, J)nn of^he amusement* of the 'E v e n in g was fishing for caps. One of the GENEVA GLEANINGS young men has been wearing the one he S. J . Sligh of Orlando was a. visitor here | ,._“ Sg!U ever, since. IN S H E W U R R E L I­ — C clery A venue F armer . ( i I - Af theJHtlho« telephone line hns Currie selling out | : _ ements Hardware, Rev. Campbell Guy held divine service S ta te Correspondence Course Sunday afternoon at All Saints church. . The University of Florida offers a free Miss Annie Pattilio arrived Friday front correspondence course In agriculture for Georgia, and was the guest of her sister. Miss Nell Pattilio, and Mrs. George 1L teachers. The course will begin Novem­ ber 1 nnd end June 1.1009. C ouiil Tcnchere may work singly or in groups. Used in Uncle Sant's Puln! Shop The Only Electrically Welded Steel We have the largest Mrs. R. C. Busline]I nnd Miss L. Loyd of Every teacher taking the course, however, During the past year the U. S. DcLand were in town Tucstlny. Mrs WIRE E E N C t S must register. and best equipped plant Nnvy has consumed (191,000 pounds Uushncll come to have Miss Clifford HinRecognizing tho fact thnt teachers nre 1 . _ * ^ ^ _ oi dry do some sewing for her. ■h for driving wells ¡nljna. busy people, tlie course will be conducted Lucas White Paint Mrs. C.- R. M. Sheppard nnd son. C. R. so (hut each tcncher or grodp of teachers nnd 278,700 pounds ‘of LUCAS 1 M. Sheppard. Jr., of Kingston, are guests working together will be at liberty to de­ ^soGtiorr'om ie country COLORS, sufficient to produce more ' of her father, II.- F. Qunckcnbos. — * vote only ns much time to study and eirthan 100.000 gnfbns ni—jwintr- r* <3 OJJid are prepared to (ill ■s ¡5 X - XX - Mhul Rebecca Qjmrkcnbo» spent Sunday periment ns other duties will permit. The J*A “ *. ^o«tutvnICnfl«r 50 carloads of 200,in Sartford. She met Mrrf, Prntl nnd foiR I instruction will be individual. Ma-tii all orders promptly. Our 000 gallons each,-nnd winch.would «/ children of Jacksonville. Mrs. Pratt limit fur the completion of any ixirihm of make u train more than one-holf brought her t*o older girls to Mrs. Brooks. tiie course will tip enforced, and therefore machinery is up-to-date mile long. ^ r Mrs. Wm. Padgett, son njj<l «laughter the amount of work occomiilished will de­ ■ For Field, Farm, Ranch, and our workmen are pend entirely upon the individual teacher wera in Sanford on Suturday last. In addition to this Uncle Sain Lawns, Corn Cribs'and pursuing the course. '* has used during the jxinl ycur more The tinners from Fernald's in Sanford skilled in the work. Poultry limn 25,000 gallons of LUCAS are repairing tho roof of tlie Epworth Inn • Tho course is Intended to meet lho*imP mediate needs of teachers. First, a*foun­ VARNISHES, ENAMELS and other this A week. * * __T])°§e contemplating Will stnnd ordinary qs well as Imrtl dation must be laid. Therefor«?, tlie emirs«; I products. ; •_________ The ladies of this town find it very ob­ usuogef^ ^— putting in wells would jectionable to get ofT nnd on the F, E. C. will deal with-fundnmental principles nnd f Uncle Sam’s preference is not a Will n o t so ^ in S u m m er’s h a l t u o r trains at the depot in the snndspurs, and their applications. Simple experimental | mutter o t favor, but of QUALITY serve their tlieir best inter­ ' brenk in the 00W of Winter especially in wet wcuiluir, whon they noi exercises, suited lo-class.ustvwill f«i and RESULTS. part of the course ' . ’ , only get their feet wet, but iuivu to stop ests by consulting ns and Arc made of the best materials and Tlie correspondence course in'ngricul-j In Uncle Sam's kcjvicc, as „in every minute or two to get rid of these have stays that cannot slip ture now offered by the univ«*rity' is timely, everybody elsc's, LUCAS PROvicious little "trumps." >' ^ I learning prices before since State Superintendent W. M. Hollo­ DUCTS linve un unbroken rcconP Mr. Landis and J. R. Turner, ,4«^e J n Do not require an cx|>ert to erect, way has announced that in June, 1009. for satisfactory results. , and nre low priced town one day Inst week.. 7 £7 making contracts. applicants for firsL second and third grade | Mrs. J. R. Thursby and two children; o#*| certificates will lie required to pass an Blue Springs, spent Tuesday in (own with examination in agriculture. The We Handle tho Above Exclusively In Sanford course LUCAS PAINT WELL DRIVING “ PITTSBURG PERFECT” 'z 1 " m" b" u™u n:„d 1 7 « ; ['giving instructtoji g n sgrioult pr«*iNtriiig for teachers' examina in agricultural subjects. ; Celery Avenue News Notes Touchers wishing to register for the Postmaster Haskins and Joe Cameron were over tha proposed rural mail route Icourse should apply to J. 3. Vernon. Pro­ Tuesday, tho 20th. Leading out Celery fessor of Agriculture, avenue we li'arn there are one hundred Another New rio rld a Industry , and twenty subscribers, with an easy Iwu Jacksonville Times-Union: The Gaines­ hundred, on tlie cstnhl¡siting of the route, ville Sun announces that it has seen earn which will complete a circuit of about by ihB.C. WT teen miles. , * interests from wood pulptnnde from longThere nre now ^1 course of construction I leaved pine trees cut in Alachua county. new dwelling houses und barns on Celery Among the samples were bond, linen, nvenue and Cameron u venue aggregating book, cover, wrapping and fiber paper, all in neighborhood of ten thousand dollars, of thcdiighcfat grades. They were finished not to mention new ones just completed In cloth, antique, laid, mill nnd ennmei. nnd (xxmpied. It says the paper was made at four differ­ W. A. Raynor, recently from Goodground. ent plants In the United States to ascer­ Long Island, who Is n leading, cauliflower tain the cost, after long experimenting In grower of thnt nntwftruck-firowingislniul. the mill. A plant for the manufacture of bus completed his" residence on his farm at this paper is proposed at GatoesviUe. ,Jf the corner of Celery and ' Camerini ave­ it can use up the refuse wood -It will nues, and expects his.family down tills mean a considerable addition to the po­ tential wealth (if the htutc uf Florida.' week'. ilia, of Osteen, spent Tuesday in town. Straw berries, Celery ; Aspingm, Lettuce, OnioM^MliHowtw, etc,, eig.,"i n S«nford, paya I Sell the Land—Your Brains, Money, and Muscles Makes lite Crop and tlie Profit Ed. Stephens of Lake Carey. Wyoming, Get Eamlllar With These —~ anility. Pennsylvania, who recently pur­ As there will be a large number of Pres­ chased a forty acre tract of trucking nnd idential Electors on tlie ballot at die elec­ celery land in partnership with his broth­ tion In November it behooves Democrats er, H: P. Stephens, we learn is soon to to lieootne familiar with the Bryan elec­ move his family to Sanford. tors, whlch'are as follows: For Presidential Electors: Mrs Sophie Comprops has gone to Dc­ H. P. BAILEY. Land far a short visit to relatives. , f , W. R U T U M i— ■— r— :— J. L*Wright jBiid_MissVljuilttJtLY — — ROOT. E. D A V l S r = ------ 7r> were unite«] lii niarTldge'ul “Uie liome” CEO. C MARTIN. the bride qt Mount Dora, on Wednesday SAMUEL PASOO. morning. Oct 21st Mr. Wright Is a popS Paste Uiis list in your hat, so that when * ulur young celery grower of Celery avenue. Miss Williams is one of Mount Dora’s, you ore asked who the Democratic elect­ ^ charming young ladies. They will reside ors are you may be prepared to give the information. on Celery avenue, Mr. Wright having re- desired a . ____ 1cently completed his residence. " Superior printing for all purposes at Tttc The financiiil panic has served to boom Hcx<U> office. rv IM P R O V E D IR R IG A T E D F A R M S --U N C L E A R * .7 | F lo w in g -W e lls on All • Celery Delta nnd other Desirable Tracts in Blocks to suit Purchaser • J - N. W H ITN E R .'7'. ' ands k|n P ric e s ^ Firstf doAcripuoiu uiun n tio n u ? Bank rtMjiicsi Building 0 O �m 24 190« . rr.. m THC SÂNFÛRb HERALD The A U T T E R fROM JTtANK CLARK HIGH SCHOOl E N IE R T A I N I H E N T s | f f l ì U Ì Ì ? ì t ì Ì ? ^ Ì I * f ^ f ì Ì ^ Ì Ì Ì Ì ì n ì ì Ì Ì ì r i ì i r & a i f Book ♦V IS YOUR P R IN T IN G r n OP TO i STANDARD I-UJUW. .ua ym>r or docs ii _ (Ii> you credit, ThHji F I V c V > n r a i l f you find it Is not na jjoiMl ns you tliink it ouglil to I»c, try usonee If you are needing letter heads, bill bends, envelopes, cords, 8tnttfpicnts, circiilnrs, b(N»klets or anything of that kind, let us hear from you. His Improvement Plan. "Aiibesier lawyer married n young woman of exquisite rnlud—a-thin, big beaded girl In apectaclcs," said a West Virginia man. "A friend from the cnat *u Introducer) to tho Indy one night, tnd later on tbo bridegroom said to him; "•George, whut do you tbluk of her?* "Gcorgo puffed thoughtfully on bin dor. Well* he said, *to tell yon the oath, the liu't much to took at, la ahe? 4^be busbund's face fell. *4b. but' bg.Bald eagarly. *wbat M sue hast» Externally perhupn ahe | •** ll>at could bo desired, but' wtbJa-ah, George, sbo baa a bcauti rolalndr have her wtonV be T* Flret Eviction. ^ r o nt who Twt-4w t tuiuytrr ^ •F ü îv b o sê n c t boaBtod to tbo A? , lh<t hla landlord waa now "Ood iktj and that bo need fear noth“Don't 7?» bo‘ too — ,u r ^ VaJL" va k •tirici Remember Ood Almighty «•rtrt hu first two tenants.” \C*«k t0 th, End m i***1, «»k has tho apirlt of cook-* Ì L n ù f « W * French chef, Btull K.Ì “ “ ue,,cr tUca* UU flret U of food, aud a hit rtrTn i“ varlu u tb« subject of bis ' J f “« breath. Jou ever.boar of poor Gttslon »distinguished cook of Palla voyage to E L « u—u in"*nt °°H la ablp Waa «pturej *nd hi* party were ^ 01^ . 11 Cftna*hala. Being plump, V r t r ' t ^ tlW t n t o t **»• 1,1 «roti lio n . to “• «»uslttued to -th e m lh,,u *erola- ^ jid the eu rrlrHot, L i n h°Udng coold b a re boon O uh»^\Uu.g ntul “ ««> sublimo than ,re“ th* d ire s t pot gw (nd ^ I -ro w ooU and but» «tla erv^r to co°h—<3axton‘a tart « a great artlatj 14 ‘•'A lready pastf « the pepper and g a tti'" ALHT^tT W OIDCItRIST Eor Coniotrollrr, ___ - __I— A. d CROOU. For Trrajurer. • W, V KNOTT. For Secrttory ul Slate. 0 fl, CLAY CKAWFOKD. For AllOrnry Ceneriil. PARK M TRAMMEL For Stale Sutierintemlrnt of |*ut>lk; Insliurlbin. W1U.IAM M. HOLLOWAY For Colimi ¡»»inner ol Agriculture, U. E MTJN, _ — All- Are Interested Much intcrestis being taken tliroughnut the state In the carnival Unit is to l>c given under the management of some of the Jacksonville newspaper men, and the prospectB are that the metropolis of the state will be crowded with visitors during Tinweek of the carnival. This year the car. nivul will be given October JiO to 31, in-1 For Juiiice, of the Suj>rrm<iGoort, elusive. Hound trip rates of one fare plus | THOMAS M shackle SUACKI.E FORD HG cents, will bo given by nil the railroads For Stale Senator, luth DUtriet, L C. MASSEY. and stearnlxtut cotn|>anies running to Jack­ I For Member* ot the Legislature,* sonville. These ticket« will be gold dally and will be guod returning up to midnight I For County huht*. 1 WILLIAM MARTIN of November 1. Court, The carnival promises to be the best For Clerk oftiIhrM.Cimili ROBINSON. . ever given, and that is promising a great For Sheriff, , JAMES A K1KKWOOK. deal, for the carnivals given in past years For Tax A»»<-»»ur. have certainly pleased the crowds of vis­ SAMUEL A. ROBINSON. For County Tax Collector, itors who have attended. W. E. MARTIN ------—---- — Judging from the Inrkannullla^pojMe«any"•rrAiurrr. * JAMES ll the people of that city huve all gotten the For County Surveyor, carnival spirit, us they coll it, nnd are co­ J, O EHItS. operating to make the curnivul a big suc­ For County Superino ixlrnl of 1‘ublic Inilrurtlun. W. It. LYNCH. cess. These celebrations afford peo|tle ffoin all parts of the state an opportunity Sul"'r' iwr L.^UVE1“"' to meet (n Jacksonville, and besides being | , or Jud<P uf t^h«Crliidnxl Court, JAMES a . BELLS. entertained and amused, to renew old For County Solicitor, ___ friendsltips und form new ones. It ulso GEORGE A. PE COTTES. gives them an opportunity to see the full Fur Clerk of the Crimltt»! Court, L. WICHTEN PAUL and winter styles and do their shopping. Fur County Comtnltikmrr, PUtrict Nu. 1 The low rales given by tl»e transportiou - ■ - ALEX VAUGHN,---------------ConimUrioncr, DUtrk-t No 2. companies will be appreciated by lltose Fur Cuunty JL K. FULLEÌL who Intend to visit Jacksonville. Fur County Connut>»kmer, District No. S, -w m Z.— - • We will submit samples nnd *3 prices on request. If you nre fond oi especially nice stationery, ask to see our Bonds and Unena You’ll be sure to like them. ; T he S a n f o r d H e r a l d ! Sanford, Florida W. H. H A N D •» P a b s t ’s C e l e b r a t e d T hen 1 Pale 9 To the Democratic Voters of Second A Course of ttlih Grade Amusements Congressional District of Florida Has Been Arranged for the Winter As you have doubtless noticed in the i The *uc nign High school School has been offered a I S'* public press. I have been engaged since* very tine course of entertainments for the V i about the middle of July last in the dls-1 coming season, at a very reasonable rate. ^ Kí fi«lieknoirn actor wns taking din charge of my duties as Secretary of the The course consists of the following * , fashionable Chicago hotel National Democratic Congressional Com- numbers: The Christine Giles' Concert fhen i rouuK 'man came In and aat mlttee, In dinrge of the hendqunrtcrs at Ca; The Royal Hungnrian Orchestra-1 ? L ,t the same table, lie apparentir rwofTilMd the actor, for after got- Washington. In performance of my Uu- Nmsh, the Magician; The Roney Boys’ L tl him intently for « couple of ties as such recrtlary, I have had for the The Days. This is by far the best course ever Routes be pulled a two dollar bill time mentioned charge of the campaign «..BUtlooaly from a large roll and. far the election of Democrats to Congress offered to the Sanford people. Each com.ioTláí It across the table, remarked: from the eastern and southern states. A P«»y «peaks for Itself, Then- Is not a 1 ilwaya feel a. If 1 b& t o p.|T to few days since, having been relieved by "one man show" In the courao. The . g famoua ™n>t don't you know, Mr. Finlay, of South Carolina, vice choir- Chrlstlne-Clles Concert Co. is made up of Tbe "famous man" calmly tore the man of the committee, and who kindly « number of high class musicians, who raro, dollar bill In half and returned consented to remain In charge for the render n program of populnr and classical dm section to the young man. Children half price.” ho observed buluncc of the cam palgi^I come home music. The Royal Hungarian Orchestra with the full inteoilanof making appoint- 18 composed of Bix musicians of rare rai­ ' composedly. ■' . ments throughout the district and od- ent, who need no introduction to lovers of LISTEN! dressing us many of my constituents us 1 «<**1 music. Edwin Brush is not excelled Who«v«r you ar«, «a you re a d th is . could reach, giving an account of my M« his line; to see his Hindoo Basket Trick Wtat»»»r your tro u b la o r Kriof. stewardship and discussing the Issues ol worth more than Uie price of ndmlsI m a t you to know a n d to h e e d t h l a Xfta bour d raw elh n e a r w ith re llo t. the present campaign. It was my full In- *ion. There Is but one genuine company No aorrow. no woe, I# u n e n d ln » . motion, therefore, to remain in Floridu °i Roney s Boys: this company is well Ttwuih heaven aeom a volcoleaa and until die convening of Congress next De- known to the American people, nnd they dumb. comber. Upon my arrival nt my home in alwnyi make a hit wherever they go. Bo tun at your cry la aacandlns. jto iurelr an anawer wlH coma. Uuine&vUU..l. vftMMttUi«wnliVi»!hjae.^rale. L^iios'Duy and wife nre considered'by n ll|$ $ «rum. from the Haa. William J. BrynnJ lV be the best Impersonatorsmi the Whatever irm p ta tto n l a tu e a c ijia u , _ ,t wbw> *y»* v » U^tao x ltu p i* Utvca.falV, litre platform. -----' * * 15 lUmrmber, food a n y e la 'w m h o a r y o u (Hut I return north and make speeches In The object In having the course_first, And help you to a la n d If y o u cal). octiulf af the ticket in the grates of New I lt> <»fferto ourTvit rotts rind. young^olk u flOTgt, »tunned by d e sp a ir, 1 beaeeeh york, Oliio, Indianu. Illinois nnd Wiscon- hlgh'-daaa order of entertainments—someyou. Wbatcvar your loaaca, y o u r need. bin. Feeling that j| could not refuse to | thing that will uplift nnd elevate ns well PilUv* when thaae p rin te d w n rd a reaeU . comply with this request of our greni I ns entertain. Second, if nny money curi you, / fwiime you w ere b o m to au cceed . , lender, particularly ut the time when die | be made by the venture, we wish to add - E l l a W h e e le r W ilcox. future holds so much of promise for oui to pur school library. people, 1 am, therefore, cheerfully respond-1 The town and community will be can­ Q«t Half of It Back. The famous pointer C orot' end hit mg to this call of the great Commoner vassed nt an early dntp for u sale of tick­ •later were joint owners of some bouse with entire confidence that you will not ets, and It Is to be hoped that our people properly In the Faubourg PajMonnlore allow my absence from .the district and will freely respond,«*) that enough ticketh Oae day one of the tenants, a tailor, irom the state, particularly when 1 am may Ih- subscribed to'. eiuilile us.iu.haveJ mw to Corn and antd he-TonW tint engaged, in die work which I imvi* men­ !die ururad di'enlertaiiuneattr; pay hi* rent "Wbat can I do for j-otlf" tioned to militate ugainst me In tlio elec­ N. J. P erkins, Principal, *>ked Corot "I cannot Intercede for tion on the third of next month. C. R. Walker, Chairman Board. ;oa with my sister bccauso I ntu not 1 desire to appeal to you us strongly as ougood terms with ifiy family." ‘.As n Capt. M arks at Home ■ matter of fact. Corof was regarded as language can uppcnl, to give me every Having returned to Sanford, after nn a "fsllnre" by his family. "However,” possible vote on die third of next month, be added, “bora la the money to pay not because I am fearful us to my elec­ absence of four months, I am nt home I the rent, only don't let uny one kuow tion, but because of its effect in Congress again, ready to give my best efforts to | hare given It to you." should nny effort be made to reduce our sell any proj>crty that is listed with me Ttw tailor after thla used to return and to do notary work, draw nnd execute | periodically when tils rent was due and representation. I not only ask tliis for all kinds of dreds^jnqrUiugc*. contracts, -ebtato the money from Corot, who re­ myself, but I urge n full vote nil along bondSTclc. I will appreciate any business | the line, partiaijm lyjor o u r Democratic marked on one occaalon. “1 appear to intrusted to me.* be Tery gencroua, but I a m jo tf-b e * - -presidential electors. Respectfully. ** riuso I J w l t ü M r B ï c Î from my In conclusion. I bring to you in this let­ 5-tf . R iciiari ) H. Marks. my abara of the re n t" ter die cheering news that the next House of Reprcsen tat Ives will unquestionably I Barred Out DEMOCRATIC TICKET Two Souls approached 8 t. re fe r, side 1m: Democratic, nnd the Presidential pol- [ ideal horizon was never brighter for the .bj aide, and the younger wan repulsed for I‘r(’ik)pnl. WILLIAM J. UKYAN. sternly by the snlut on the ground Democracy than at the present time. that since bo had never been m arried Florida, In this Democratic year, should Tor Vice ftMkh»irt. JOHN W. KERN. be bid never known nu(Turing. do her duty, Itccausc if the signs of the Eof I’rfilJi ntla Elector», H.-P. UAILEY, / The older mao advanced, with glad times in the political sky do not belie I P. W HUTLT.k. - confidence. lie stated that he had been themselves, the grant Nebraskan will be ROBERT E. DAVIS, Hurried twice. CEOHur. C. MARTIN. inuguruted President of the United SAMUEL PASCO. Ilut him, too, the aalnt repulsed; sayEor R riitraentailvr in C onsrui, SrconJ Dulik t. States on the fourth of March next. lfii: ERANK CLARK. Yours for victory, —£ kank Clark. "This Is no place for fools." For Covrnmr, "George smiled. said." iiiit*1. »"rÇT ' T'**' “11 M ead Cigars and Tobácea - QUICK LUNCH CAFE IN CONNECTION WELBORN BLtMlK I Your Order Solicited fo r „ Finished LumbdTfor all Building Purposes Best Grade Cypress Shingles WRITE ME FOR PRICES J. P. CLARK, Orlando, Fla. h4<S"y*4»»H--i»4:4>-i>*++++*<-+4-++*+<f'4<S><»9>+.++6*«4>»*4»*+<e»+*4'fr4.*.9»++4 Drink a Dottle of ecd K G IN G E R A L E OR S O D A W A T E R Manufactured with pure distilled water—they will prevent Illness, aid digestion and give you health > The Sanford Coca Cola Bottling Co., Sanford, Fla. ----- L. W. TILDEN, ----------Bears Repeating IFluritls Timcs-Unloal I ForCuJnty Na 4. I For County J 'o j ^ u ^ b n tL t*UuWt No 8. "The continuous rainfall of the p u t three For Ju»tioe of the Pceor, IHurk't No. 3. weeks," says theSunfurdHerald, "liasfully _ L. G. STRI fi GFELLI) W, demonstrated that Sanford's sub-irrigation method can take care of any amount of rainfall, even a deluge like that of this season." Not in thirty years has there Men so much water in llte St. Joints river JEWELER and in Lake Monroe, “yet should these rains continue for the next six months the celery ram » of Sanford would not tie im undated. No better example of this subMY SPECIALTIES} irrigation method could be demonatrated and practically decides the question of P ithiT i ILnd Pxinud Chios _ Coili.iu'. Stcrliog Sil*« ( Sanford's location being llte best in drought and deluge that the world uffords." it says. Kog«*' PUud War* Flch,^ These heavy rains must be the most satElgin sod Wahksm Wrick«» Of riches la a fool. «factory to the celery growers Inasmuch 'W i M**l» a s they establish beyond question the ?*> i«Æ V be to ■»* UklK ui ln« I— merits of die system on the success of A L L GO OD S G U A R A N «^TED which so raucj) depends at Sanford. H e n r y Mc L a ulin r~‘ C H A S : H. E V A N S Staple and Fancy Groceries Full Line of High Grade Cigars and Tobaccos Agents for the Famous CLOVER HILL BRAND BUTTER _______ _____ ____ -S A N F O R D ; FLO RIDA— '-----------------— ------- M ALAR IA AND FEV ER Why. not spend a few dollars having that old well of your's cleaned out and drilled deeper. It will save doctor's bills. I ain equipped to do you a firet-class job and reasonable prices. Artesiun and deep wells Telephone No. £ 0 M . P. L IP E �I- P iillö IN SANFORD CHURCHES W here Devout of the Celery _ Clty WorsHIp Tomorrow-. AN ORDINANCE bright oiul promising future. The offering next Sunday will be for foreign missions. Granting to 8. 0 , Chase, J O . Rotsllir. A. P. Catholic Rev. M. Fox. rector; ev*ry incond fmtrth Siitulay * _________ art tarir m m , 7 «. iK M im t and mon. 1U a. m.; n.: Sunday school. 9 a. m.¡ vespers. ¡ p. m. Twentieth Sunday after Petit., Oct. 25. Sunday school, 0 -a. m. Mans and sermon, It) a. m. Rtmry. -instruction and bénédiction, 7:30 p. m. Monday, 2Gth Oct— Mass, 7 a. m. Catechetical instruction) 3 p. m. CannellfTfrPrFertter and J. Ft. Whltner, Their Aaooelataa and Assigns, Certain Rights and Privileges Pertaining to Street Rail a n d In the City of Sanford, f lorhfa II* rr OKuurtfi by the City Council of the City of stutaoan. S tf C h s s e . A. T.Ros.lter. A P. Connelly. F. P. Fort ter and ). M. Whltner (here­ after designated as G tu ritu ). their aswefates and assign*, are hereby given and granted municipal franchisee, rights, privilege« and authority to have and operate street fell vnys. and tlie rignl of way there (or. upon, along.through. over and acn»« the atrretl and «venue» of hie t'ltf of Sanford, aa folIowa; C im »lrudln|Jtril on Sanford, avenue from eolith city limit« tnT trst atreet: nnd from Sanford avenue to Oak • avenue on F lril street, accordIng to E R. Trafford'i m apof the town of Sanford. Orange County, Florida, and turh other aireeta and avenuea aa the City Council «hall from lime lo time direct try reeofotkm o r online nee. - Said right« and privilege« are hereby granted lo the «aid. Gran tee« . Large congregations attended the ser­ vices last Sunday. The pastor preacned on “Love," at the morning hour, and at night the topic was "Dare to be a DanlcL” The usual services will be held tomorrow to which all are most cordially Invited. The Itour for the Sunday evening service has been changed to 7 o'clock. time aulhorb ______ street railway for the transporting of passenger*. under. bnggngi. and freight: together with such turnwires, and track«, ground wire*. « ... auch iw u aide .« ir u » u , .awitchra « h h b . ,u,.ioutsnnd connection« t i may he approved by the CHy Council oa Ita atreet nunm htra. a* may be necessary to the proper operation of atreet railways In said «tract» and part« of same, for the full term of thirty (SO) yrnri, from nnd after the dale of the going Into effect of lilt* ordlnaiu-r. In the operation of their motors and cats upon •old' atreet railway, herein provided, the laid Cranteea, asioriates and saalgni, »hull conform to ■mi t* governed by such rules and regulations aa have been heretofore and «hall hereafter be odopted by ordinance of laid city. See. 2, The lack* (hall be laid with rail* aultable for operating with motive power aa herein RESUME OF ALL CHURCH EVENTS Of Interest to Those Religiously cltned— Subjects of Discourses for the Sabbath. T U P ..to „ of (Ka ChurctiM la ih* City ara Esrawlf Ri ^ m U la Wtaf ar Mag thair Aansaacamaat« aM •that Church Nava la ikti ufBcs am latar (Ran ThsrWsy lloJy. C r o a t rp la c o p a l r i r a t M e th o d ist Rev. B. F. Brown, rictor; Sunday m ornln| aerv— Hay. D. D. S vaai. paaiawj church. cornet-Park k a , II; even in* service,-7410; Sabbath school, T:f avenue and Fifth »treet: parsonage, rorncr Mag- a. nl.: B. F. Wbltner, Supt.; prayer meeting. 9;< nulla avenue and Seventh »tract; phone 254. p. m. Sunday rooming aervlce at I t; even In | aervlce, Rev. D. F. Brown, rector of the church of 7:00; Sunday achool. it.43 a. m.; J n a K. MetU n|er. Supt. Epworth League. 4.00 Sunday even- the Holy Cross, having returned from his ln |. • summer's vacation, will hold services morn­ ing and evening,Sunday, the 23th. Serious Runaway Accident While D. W, Walker and George High tower were driving down Sanford avenue in a light buck board Tuesday night, runaway team atlnched to a large wagon collided vlth them, throwing them h ran th ei .hall not exrv«t «hall be charged for children under live year* of mtr when accompanied by a person Paying fare. 0 The «aid City of Sanford «La I In nn cate tear up or undermine «aid track* of aald Grantee*; fill, atonriates and «»sign«, to lay down new nlori or or ducts duct* or — fewer*, or foe any purpose. wlUiplpes rnnlrcs, Iheir i ,U n i' u d m i l , ' u . n V » V i h , l l b . ,ubirct to all ordlnanaea and resolution* which the S ty ¿guncU rosy, W ^Grantees. r i m e v wthelr aet._aiioclThe a nftom of said Src 7. T t - c-----. ssstgns. «bal «hall M *"■*“ atr* and assigns, f t the right of wny nn heir railway Irncks, I __ , turnout» and switchand over their team« and vehicle* (ex___-icluslon of i **• of (ire), aijd any rapt Ibe foe apparatus iierson who »hall obatruct auch tr a tta of pat thereof, or otherwise retard the progrès* of said cara“ iter due notice la given hr Ike carbeM or whistle, or other proper «linai, «hall *lra punl*hed by a Bno of not exraedlngflve dollars, or imprison­ ment noi exceeding Bve Gay«. Provided, however this section «hall not operale *« a re leale from lawful damage* for Occident*., . . Before this ordinance «hall become operative, tlieaald Grantee*, their associates and ” .Superintendent. J. C. Ensmlnger. The pastor, Rev. R.R. Kendnll,wiU preadi Building and Loan Association mornlnR and evenlntf. The services of The Sanford Building and Loan Asso­ tlie week as usual. All ore welcome. ciation -held nn Important -meeting, on rThere.wIlVIw a apcçj aibiulnew meeting Tuesday night Jn the offlce of the Holdeh _ o f the cliim h un Sunday, after tlm morn- Real Estate Oth—'Tlie-by*h>ws were ndoptInR service, to take action wltlt reference ed, and the same bourd of directors elected -JM >e resignation «f^hft.DBstor, nnd to for the ensuing year. transact.any other business proper to come The first regular mjxuiflg of- the board of | directors will be held on next Monday, and before said meeting, at that time the dues for the first month P re s b y te ria n must be paid. The meeting will take place Rev. J3F . McKlnnlon. pastor; morning aervlce, at the office of Secretary A. P. Connelly in II; evening aervioe. 7:00; Sabbath‘iseboof, achoti), 9:30 a. m.; .Henry ___. . nry McUaulln. Supt.; prayer meeting Wed- the Whltner offices. nraday; 7:30 p. m. I - Tlie pastor will preach Sunday morning Celery Plants for Sale and evening. All Invited. An unusually I have about a million early transplant­ large congregation n Mended the services ed celery plants which I offer fur sale. last Sunday, and one member was re­ They will be ready for delivery by October ceived on profession of faith and bap­ 13 tit. Free of green hearts and sporln. tism. This was a young mother with a 8-tf A. Dorne*. Celery avenue. . _______ _________ i forfeiture of this fran­ n o to tha m i H 1«!:sytj i »Aw^ u b a may b* buat, Vn-ravcr tbv city b at es­ chise and all rigid* and privileges heroin granted. Said Grantees, their associates and assigns, r" “ tablished or shall establish such grade. Where the sueeta are not graded, said Grantee*, their as­ within (hlrlyday* alter being notified by the M sociates and assign*, shall grade the space be­ (a writing of the approval of Ihl* ordinance, r tween the rails and two feet beyond the ends of the City Council In writing of their acceptance or the ties on such street* or p a rn of streets, and the provTUnm - und cntldltliins hr thl* brdlnkm e, itrail remove and adjiut their tracks to confram to and Ihe failure on the pari of sakl Grantee*, tbelr the City Council said grade with as little Inconvenience and btnder- associates and assigns, lo notify ine n n tt to the use of such street os possible, end In within stxiy days after JH t of notice of the rein luescrlbed, of no event shall the city be Untile to sold Grantees, approval of this ordinance as herein their associates and astlglfl. for any damage on their acceptance thereqL shall operate as a for rightsI and account of sakl change, when the said Grantees, felture of s "t t ____ . _ prlvilrgea granted and (heir associates or assigns, shall lay or repair comprised la this ordinance. their tracks on said streets or portions of slreeu Sec. S. The City of .Sanford give* and grant* the at the time paved, they shall at their own espenae franchises and right* herein set forth, reserving relay the paving taken Up to as lo conform to the the right and requiring the said Grantees, their established grade, making the needed repair* with associates and assigns, a* a condition precedent like material used In such paving. to the taking effect of-the grant, to give end grant Whenever or wherever Ihe d ty or owner* of the to the City of Sanford, the righto, s i end after tho abutting property on any Itreet shall hav* paved expiration of Ihe term uf thirty (3 0 ) years hereinor shall pave, or cause lo be uaved. any atreet or tieforc mentioned, to purchase the street railroad part of street ost which said Grantees. Uielr asso­ nnd other property used under or In connection ciate* or assigns, now have or will have tbelr aald, with the franchises and. tights hereby granted, or track* or a a y jta ltih e re a f. litc u j d Gran Lees, th ru such part of such property a* Ihe CRy of Sanford associates and assign*, shall at the same time, or tnny desire to purchase at a valuation ra th e propupon not Ira In writing, g lv o by the eaM~rityr aml erty.-tent ■reat tim uiutt n. tsunntTTtPGIFid^w'Irki.________ ir u/biDation u/Wlraram aa «» iuróvkini hy law, In u iu k r iu supervision »nddlreclhm, jra vet he spare ItlStl tunlxeu uy between Its rails and tracks, and at least two feet accordance with and to the full e x te n t of th e probeyond ibe ends of the ties. In the name inannet visions of ihe laws of the State of Florida In such and with the sam e material us Is used In paving cases luiule amt provided. (ha remainder of the su ect; and -shall maintain Sec. U. It is further provided that nothing In ihe-oame In good order and cumlition. (Id* IrnndiLse JhnJI he.cuoslaiedjw a a jn deprive At all crossing* on unpavtd strrets, ihe said any abutting owners along sakl railway from re­ Grantees, their associates and assigns, shall, un­ covering any damages that may tie lawfully der the supervision and direction of said city,cover claimed from sakl Grantees, tlicir associates and the space between their Hacks ami U-twccn the KillPUL - . . . . rails of their tracks, and even therewith for at Sec. 10. It Is further provided that If the G ran­ least two foot wide, and (he approaches thereto tee*. their a Muriates nnd assigns; shall aban­ on each tide, with rock or shell, or with such other don sakl railroad, or shall fall jo Operate Its c a rt m aterial a* m aybe permitted by said d ty , and for public use tor u term of s in y days at one time shall m aintain the some In good repair and con­ fexerpt In rate* of w arrsttlk e* . enrib.iuakes, dition. ttoods or epidemic*), it thull work a furfciluro of Sir. 3. The laying of said tracks, crossings and thl* franchise and ull tight* and privilege* heroin pprpachcs at crosalngs. and (he locations of wires granted. ithln Ihe said d ty limits, and maintaining the . j f o ll- „Ttie Gritnlees.dhtlr .associate# and aasame, ahall be under the supervision of till prater ■Ulci shall nl rw time iqw-rnte freight Oar*, except authorities of said city, and ahall be done In ac­ one IraUtr, Within the city, without tporial percordance with their Instructions. nlttlOQ l<e Kinnt.d by n resolution of the City Sec. 4. The rare charged by sakl Grantees, their CuunuL -_ ‘ “ auoclaaeg and: assignt. from any point on their hr^. 12. Ut it Fi1»ini* OtuAiNui. that whenever line or branches, attainable by one continuous the City of S*nlwd shrill huve within It* corporate passage witliln ihe city liuiits along said tinea and llrmu u popolutioii Id ten ( lO.Olhjj thuusund. the t thnt the ti.» above ........ tIwt. I do hereby certify that Ordinance wa* duly p itte d a r . . . . CITY ELECTION ANNOUNCttifÑij electlm lo ,7 ï m ”, m uî ford, aublect to the wUI ........ . . nlclpol election, December 7th, I UWfe aw a-AfeaS.'S’Ä w a. rratJT Ltit To Ihe Voter* of Sanford: 1 am a candidata for Mayor, nnd ir t . ifilîfîîU8l0envr “ ,hr ,nw* »" ‘he »ulllly. Tour» respectfully. For City Marshal Ä S y s - t rIfn-A r ; riîîmrStijS tiro town' of sánfoni '« th e romfog I ha tave had some years experience ai «» end fully realUc the dutk« miuirrd uf a u If elected. J promise to faithfull) an.t„ / J Hsnigi sy f 'J1.7 K rve. . » and 7 " u will “ati all ■ « utiniest,; n m n m v u lm M i . fo rceth e tasr* of the ilùtc m>,l 0,r rltï U t-C . U m . .To the Voters of Sanford: I hereby announce myself ns a randid#i. election tq the office of fcity Marshal,ï n d î u T u l “>'hank my friend» f„, iheir nX ,, ' . thè past and aollrìt acuniiniiniio- itteiiX a IhemunlcIpalelecUon. Derrmfaer I7th i wiT 1 thnt. a» In thè oasi. I «.ili ,|„ n./ÌV.nos^Tu^ serve order In thè d ty nnd enforro n «tflrt ubtrr«. ■^ anc« of all Inws. J T. Lu F or C lerk,T reasurer and A»eu«r To the Voter* of Sanford: 1 om a candidate for re-elrction to throlBraJ Clerk, Treasurer nnd Assessor „r t|,r city <gfoT ford. -I have served the (imple in il,i, ijfWi» ■ight ysaraaad tbejUhrricmiaattH.1 .luirui ¡í™- ^ yours qunMIics me to atvc the ........... I*iof r* i1J , 7 1 1 0 tironilse muiHuluJ faithful dUchurge of the duties .d ihe ratUv wa. _____Men L Sran. . yOld Shoes Wanted am nRnin nnkin^ for OLD SHOES. I will Uivo what they are wrath SIZES, 6, 7. 8, 0. 10-11 AND 15 A . E . Irv in ’s Shoe Shop Cor. 3rd St, and Sanford Ave, A N D R E W - JOHNSON • ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Fradice*' in Slate and I'etlrral Cimni. M. C. T. Building 1'ludir 2(1 L sn d hunger has esused bloody •wars- &nd the desire for land brings a million immigrants annually to our .................. shores from over-crowded Europe ) TM E la n d , \. on earth is right here , „j ^ ■r> in the Sanford District-sub-irrigated watered'by everlasting artesian^wells ■ y * - G et some o f it now, before the mi: - t Ost of land-h W e have it-lo ts o f la n d -to w n lots, suburban lots and farm lots . 9 i Yes, Lots of Lots on Lots off Easy Payments Write us. .We’ll tell you all about it S A N F O R D , F LO R ID A 1 ™Bf To the Voters of Snnfrai ! sjy. ■ L an d is the busts of all wealth. T*4 To the Voter* of Sanford: within of the w^srm-gtnf^ir W a ite r lr The hack ‘W m e ’lnjtrrtM from the tcaTTf;evening acrvice, 7:d(l; Salfialh «ctiooT, 0:45 a. m.; K. R. Murrell, Supt.; prayer meeting every watfon wheela pauinR over his body Wednesday. 7:0«j>. m.J Y. Vr7 A. Brat Friday, 3 p. HlAhUiwer bad big scalp badly cut and m.: Y. M. s. Inal Friday. 3 p. m. -There will be «endecs mnmtnR ntul cve^ waB niMt seriously bruised about the body. n ln ^ Rev. J. Perry Leo of Macon, Go., ^.Dr. Denton rendered medical aid nnd will preach at both services, All arc cor- both mien are resting easy today and wll dially Invited. probably.be fullyrecovered inn few weeks. They bnd a miraculous cscojie from in­ stant death, as the buckboard in which C o n g rc g a tlo n a l Rav, R. R. Kendall, paator; Sunday morning they were seated was entirely demollshec service, II; evening aervfre.. 7:30; prayer meeting by the heavy team and wagon. Wedneaday, m.; Sabhathschool, 10 a. m. _______ 7:00 p.___Sabhath •sssjtz M hw u , M d k upon the property of the said cw nu»»^*1* * ht» T qfh^ n f o n |r U k e - M*»w of o* 0( S3.00 each, payable ¡Tiríctiy‘'in " «55?*^ K __y ,n a<lvame. For Mayor ordinance, ’¿ ¿ c h ^ t r a e t to to executed Within after notlBcatlon by the M ayor ln sixty dny* after writing, the paaaage and nt.provel of Ihl* ordin­ riAb of------ance. ance Failure on the part of the told Grantee«, their aaauciaira an.l aaalgn*. lo carry out end rarforra all or any of the randltkini or undertakings U praised In thin franchise, ahall work * forfriture of ail right» on the atreet« of the City of Sanford. The granting of the right* and privilege*, herein »et frail. In thl* ordinance, la upon the exprea* condition that the aald Grantee*, th d r aaaocute* and Maigns, obligate themaelvrs to build, con­ struct. equip end operate theTr aald railway on Sanford avenue from the south city limit« lo rirat atreet. and on Flret atreet from Sanford avenue to U*k avenue, aa herein act forth, within eighteen montha from the paaaage irul appruvkl of this or­ dinance. And ahall begin to cnnatroct and prueeof to ■tflVXMagguajrM »nd nmrtiBf“onTfu»flrroftir rirat Baptist said te m n in y ahall rehlt.lt to the perm it the examination by ,h* c ity ^ proper oflloera. all book, of « i^ * n! “ ,d ,f « < 2 the am ount of Its gross r n r n ! n j . ? \ a.",tWsh tabling «»ch amount, and »['«»aw,. « • $ « 1 SUCh number, ll.r >*5, lands, ■* pie arrive *m �tíriá h-V T". 4,VM.Vt» ■-li- IN SANFORD— Lift SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1908 IEWSOF t h e w o r ld A NEW PICTURE O f .THE SANFORD NIGH SCHOOL SHOWING THE ANNEX i . , , “ I9 .... “J ’ 11- - ,, _ a• ■ s 1. V T — ■ — of interest Gleaned From items The General News of “The Land of Flow ers” . V- : Various Sources HfftNINeS DUBINO THE WEEK iti SM Srftìl W itó íéC rf.d í•7*?v** • m m JVC ’We*:-?:.?*;!*- £ CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS An Epitom e o f th e W eek’s M ost Im■ p o rte n t Happenings In th e IK Reader» WRI r l « l ■ Brief <L■ S ta te ’s Domain. Historical Spring flow ing . On the theory that justice should be the Tor Hurried Readers *• ) foundation of law, Judge Gordon of the f 0« 0 S. battleship Maine, llte advance criminal court of Hillsliorough county Inst I ..jrl of the nll*thc-world-round fleet, has L ie circuit and anchored In Portsweek set aside a Jury’s verdict of guilty «•»fio. ,tkrH. IU hflfberjQct. 10. ond tire Alatul dixclmigM Jfcvtri- . usi*RgiwrVkk> »~: -M»k, R>enfid-«f tba-Bccte. anchored Nutuce and-)i«Jk»Gnrrtn-:-i:liHriieo'-wltir,*v ,f* ’Tniiifravnted nssault nn the editor of a Cu''^ r Y w k harbor Both vessels were ban pt\i>er in Tampa. The editor has left »reived with much enihnslnsm. The Ure country. c0UfM! coveretl was nbout 35,000 miles, iod the trip was mode in 308 days. Ocala Ilnnner: It is claimed that tha green fruit from Florid« is demoralising T^STittult of n light Between «-wnnprices, and is for nil the world like “killing dfrin*'band of Rnlhead Indians and War­ the goose Umt lays the golden egg." It den Peyton ond his deputies, near Hol­ docs look like something ought to Ire done land's Prairie, Montana. Oct IB, .the war­ to prevent It. den *nd four Indians are dend. lion. B. E. MctJn, commissioner of During a violent snowstorm In Colorado agriculture, was in Ocala, having arrived Satonlsy and Sunday six persons lost Friday from Alnchun county, where he • tbrir lives. lias Iwcn looking over the stale convict Final funeral services over the remains camps of Dutton 4 Co. He Is well of the isle Bishop Henry a Potter of the 1 pleased with tlie manner In which tire__ Fi«copal churcli. were Isold In New. Yt • l l 'l i B I , l i n e e , I.MIW J a l-p arty -temvlcts are being Itandlod by tire various Q, t. 20. The service w rrr tl»r n M ^ n n u m lii CtorlrUimtHng eoé&i over the stntc~m • presept. Htt— prtuive ever -hold-ln-this country,*n f ‘ her had Intended making n more extended were participated in by churchmen fr'nnied P aren ts Club to Meet tour of the state, but urgent business Home Made Bread. Like Mother various sectioaa of New York and ti wtm The Parents Club will rt**t nt the school 1 J |- |i I q a CT ■ * m» J'nllc«! hlmdtack to Tallaluusce. ruuntry st large- The body was deposItjaHo, house Monday, Oct. 28, nt 3 o’clock p: m; Used to Bake 7 n U U b O . ^ F U r i ’ Xfïdrnev EWTlMvIs was recently senr in the crypt of the Cathedral of St. J<>\iever All Interested In the welfare of the school C f n u n . f* /» L n " *w5t °F guavas by a friend and sent a the Divine now being bullion Mornlngsly Quick Orders for Fnjjcv.— ’ .i t negro boy to the depot for them. On tire Heights. The tomb is in the chnnfcel wills tlio river transportation, and there A. C. L . SURGEONS MEET HfcRt negro’s return to the house without them, tveea the communion rail and face of the nre rumors to tire effect tlint a new line Mr. Davis Inquired why he d|,d not bring aHar. nnd is the first oneln the magnifi­ of boats may be put on to take care of them. "Boss. d«y ain’t dere.” Mr. Davis One Hundred Cante Up The St. About cent edifice. It will be marked by a marthe freight nad passenger service between idrened nnd wns Informed that Urey were Johns River tie tablet. First Shovel of Dirt Throw n Snnfonl nnd Jacksonville, thus transport­ Tire fourth annual meeting of the Asso­ there. The negro went again, but soon The Bowery, New York*«* famous thor­ ing both from northern pointB direct to ciation of Surgeons of lire Atlantic Const returned nnd said, "Boss, dor Is er box •Last Monday Morning oughfare, is to be redeemed by the new tire celery delta. Line Railroad Company convened In Jack­ down dnr fer ya\ but whatever Is In It is (briitiin psychology? the new healing sys­ Messrs, Chase, Wliltncr, Rossiter, Con­ sonville, Tiresduy morning. There were sbo Ueud."-K-Ta votes Herald. tem known ns the Emmanuel movement. nolly and Forster deserve a vote of thanks RICH SECTION from tlie people of this section for this nboUt,oms hundred of tire members jires- Jacksonville Times-Union: All tha OPENS Forest fires have been raging again the ent from points throughout lire great rail­ newspapers of the country raising money past week in Pisque Isle nnd Alpena coun­ great enterprise, nnd everyone on the road ¿jiHicm. for the Bryan nnd Kern campaign fund ties, Michigan. Vast amount of property The first session was held in the Board have been nblo to send In only about The New Road Offers Great Prom ise line of railroad should help oulr life pro­ damage is repotted, running into the mill­ ject in every wuy possible. of Trade building in Jacksonville nt 10 *100,000 to tire national campaign head­ ' To Growers nnd Sanford Peo­ ions. It is fenrtd hundreds of people have Several views were taken of the men o’clock in tire forenoon, nnd 3:30 in tire quarters. This is not nearly enough for ple Generally < km their lives. nt work upon tlie new road nnd the San­ afternoon the association boarded tire Clyde lire expenses of a country-wide camMonday nnd ucsday_of tlia week ford & Everglades will udd one more link Lino steamer City of Jacksonville for n (uilgn. Consequently, another urgent call In the presence of some 200 spectators marked an epoch in the history of Sun- in tire enterprise of the Celery City. in Branchbrouk Pnrk, Newark, N. J„ Oct. trip up Ure St. Johns river to Sanford, nr has been Sent out for funds. Tlie question ford, for on those days the real wort on A. P. Connelly is general manager of the riving here atlO o ’clock Wednesday morn­ is, "Shnil the democracy allow this elec­ 19, Justice B. I). Howell cohimt tied suicide the Sanford 4 Everglades Railroad wus new railroad, nnd having years of expert ing. The wives nnd daughters of many tion to go by default! What m aybe done by shooting himself In tire head. ---commenced. FOf nmnjrweeks post the -the ruilhHid line, con lie expected of UtemetubcramndeUte trip also. During js shown by Ure success of the two gen­ The 150th anniversary of The birth of papers have been full of notes about this Nosh Webster was celebrated at New liu- new road and the Burvey wotk tali' ou \J<«ib Ure work of the road through to tire trip n session of tire association was tlemen of Tampa who raised *230 In u jtplelion. „ ^ijt^d at which Ure following program wns few days, canvassing only the business vea Gmm ijrut, Os ), IS.— —— 1 ■ rosvw ihim UrtllM>crm4JAl''PO!»c so place, but Tins week tlie reufify Was °P j - . „uiuiuays ¿I to Up. in . section of that city for Ure fund. They Gov. Haskell of Oklahoma has brought forced upon the people when the work of exjrect to secure much more money before 'given' far.ihe operation of suit for libel ngulnst W. R. Hearst, laying grading actually began. All day Monday A WEEK OF AMUSEMENTS *i ’•"»k.SP Bo yd Urey cfense. ^_ — damages at JUOO.OOO. Surgical indications,ik.- _ * ■ %Ks*«r in nnd Tucsduy Inrge parties drove out or Gnsiro-cmerostoiny, Dr. Jphn l.. ^ 1 At Wusliingion. Oct. 10, under direct walked out to view this most imjiortuni The Breton Rtinkcl Company Hold the brdas of lire Pope, Rt. Rev. Laurenus Ve start in Sanford's march of progress. Jacksonville, Fla.; The treatment of cci. — . Local Boards fractures, nnd results, Dr, S. T. Carswell " ns of Mexico, was consecrated a bishop. The right of way starts from tire con­ It wu one of tire few instances of a Jesuit nection of the Oveido branch of tho A. C. ‘ The first week of the Benson’s engage­ Citra, Fla.; Solution hydrogen dioxide, Dr Wng made a bishop in the Catholic church. L.. near Park avenue, and crosses San- ment of the Breton-Runkcl Company at E. HIacksIreni'.High Springs, Ha.; The mil • Dr. Lueirn Loften, Empo‘f t F L O R ID A —~E.1L Morrissey of Cleveland,* grand mas­ ford avemie near the" Close place, tnkl ng Uiu_ Sanford Opera lbmse upencd must riHul auspiciously, full houses greeting the ex­ ria. Va.; A simple system of draining ti» m • J . . x j O 11 f M ter of the brotherhood uf Railway Train a southeast course through tho celery cellent compnny each night. WU....CU, I*. E. Dickliuaii. W hen. two, has been elected president of the delta nnd the richest fanning country In The show is nil that has been claimed pajHTS (titles not announced; rei>prts <> f ......... — i w x w x American Railway Employes’ and Invest the entire south. for It, and everyone sjrenkH in the higjiest cases. Christina Kelly, tire U-yunr-oRl ilaugh<n‘Association. Men nnd teams are as busy ns bees terms of Ure dramntic ability of the com­ This gathering of surgeons of this|>opu- ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly, was shot Chicago liad a million doljur fire on the breaking the ground and filling in, and pany, as well ns of the excellence of the lar railroad system annually is a source of and instantly killed at Fernundina, Octo­ Hill Inst i wliliV dlu troyod Uia. latorwa preceded by an efficient corps of en- moving Pictures and electrical effects pleasure to the members of tire ussocia- ber 17th, by Bernard Cone. 14 years old, tional Sait Co’a docks,- the oflice of tlie El gineers under the supervision of CfiliT which have been mude jxi&sihlc by the re­ tiun, nnd encli year surgeons from till uvur -^hilc-Ure rJiildrcn were nt p|ny nt Joliet 4 Eastern railway and flhy Engineer Ginn, Ure work Is beinglrushed cent installation of nn «¿Jpctricnl plain. tho system gather in |>rofituble reunion, Cone home. wRfhtcars. ' through, tire company expecting to have Tire |irogrnni is changed each night, and und title year was no exception to the rule. Mr. John East man, wife nml six chil­ Ure first five miles ready for care Ure first either u drama or comedy is given, inter­ The grandest add most spontaneous ro The trip up tire river was an innovation und dren, traveling in a typical up-country day of February. spersed with the latest moving pictures, thoroughly enjoyed by all. option ever accorded by ■one nation tc wagon, (kissed through Wuycross, Ga„ LeaYing outside Ure great benefits to illustrated songs, nnd polite vaudeville. was that handed to tire American , While in this* city they were guests of October 17th, cn route from West Virginia be derived by the celery growers and Ure The liberal patronage accorded the Brlt- the Sanford House, und werddriven about to Luke City, Fin., having' been on the ^ t<rfWaf ve“ e,• ln Japan tide Week. people of Sanford, this new road, after on-Runkcl Company Uiis week insures Ure city and tlirough the celery delta, leav­ road since July 23. Mr. Eastman said The admiral in command of tire vlslliiy leaving the celery delta, will traverse success for lire season hence Urey will re­ **t says he never saw or heard of any ing on the afternoon train for Jacksonville, he was making the change on account of some of the richest timber tracts in Flor- main in Sanford during the entire season. ■tg like it. The enthusiasm is unboundMany of Ure members expressed great his wife's health, and that he would set­ da, and the right of way to the southern « smong all cluases and Ure visitors are pleasure at*1viewing the famous celery tle near Lake City. end of Florida will do much toward open­ Will Advertise Sanfarri **kume u> all die country affords. fields, of which they hud heard so much, F. M. Brown, the hotel proprietor at ing Up this vast region which for yen-? 1.71 and for an inspection of which Ure trip Silver Springs, charged with robbing the _ J h e cornerstone for a <2,000,000 Cath- las laid idle, only awaiting Ute advent c * 1 month .01 was in part planned posiome^fit that place, caihe~ Ihto noto■“ ^"Calhtilrnl was laid in St, Louia Uds Ute iteel rills To awaken It Into Ufe anr Delivered by carrier. Daily ^ttk. ir riaty October 17 by attempting to commit civilization. , and Sunday 12c per week^ New Line of S team ers suicide. A few days ago Brown was ar­ After the completion of the first five? An unsuccessful attempt tQ assassinate The Suufurd und Genevu Steamboat Co. rested and confessed to the charges of The Seml-Weeely Journal, »th« Fielding of the Chicago Catholic miles through Ure celery delta, the San­ UoUar. !* U,e late8‘ organization in shipping dr- robbing the postpflice on two different one year, one dolla ford Traction Co., which has already ob- 1 It was dedded '¡¡¡2* oi OwpusChristt - Two shots i to tuiYp an ulliee In Jack: ties, gnd lire new company will operate u occasions. i!c was brought before the "w. neither taking effecL The shooting tained a charter from tha city, will con­ sonville during the winter season with a dolly steamer between Sanford and Lake United States commissioners and required nect with Ute railroad and ¿>ulkl a trac­ **un^ during service Sunday. competent man in charge, and he will be Harney. C. L. Pugenhart is general uuin- to give bond for $1,500. ®bmlnglin:n is u> have a 17-story tky- tion road through the streets of Sanford, supplied with good literature descripUve ager of Ure new company and bus recently Jerry Crowley, a prominent young mer­ thus giving Ure people within p radius of of Sanford and ulso a generous supply of added-Ure new steamer Alligator to Ure »ersper. five mites on each side^ of the city a fruits and vegetables fresh from Sanford linoM This will give Ure Lake Harney sec­ chant of Ldke City, committed suicide last Rehraiks military academy, near Unchance'to market tbqir crops and ship every day. ■There is no doubt but what tion An opportunity to ship their fruits und Friday by taking laudanum. Broodlug rAWM burned Oct 17. Loss *100.000; direct from Ureir farms. this oflice in Jacksonville will be tire means vegetables, and will mean another indus­ over tlie death of his wife Is supposed to “ Wrwc« <20,000. It will also prove a great .boon-to own­ of attracting more people to Sanford than try for Sanfurd, making this die central mye been the cause of tire suicide. - > • , 2 ^ ^ T“»fk** o n d C n p t 0 Rankin, ers of suburhars property, hi they can re­ any oilier movement' boulJ'“pdssiblJ' do. shipping pùlht fof Ure Take region. T *' The animal Confederate reunion of Uiff 1 Dllon>ey* °F Benton, Term., de some distance from the business Our people arc awake to the fact that ad­ The new steamship Une.will make spe­ old soldiers was held in Tampa on lire 21st - ¡7 ?y en from Ward’s hotel, at,W alnut center and still transact business In tlie vertising pay«, a nd Sanford wJUgoln more cial provisions for currying passengers, and und 22nd Inst. A large number wars in . !lM-'• un ll'e night of Oct 19. by city proper. publicity Uils year than ever before. lids beautiful trip tlirough the lake region attendance. In fact, there is no end to the possibili­ louilt'i Ct% Noxl day Rankin’s body was should be quite popular among tire tourists. The postmaster at Jacksonville Is asking IleaUng Stoves «« u r "41"11 *n tilC woods;. Taylor has ties or great benefits to bo derived from lire Washington authorities for tweatyex­ Just Received B**a from since. The governor the Sanford 4 Everglades Railroad and AU kinds—wood, coal oil and gas. Hove tra men to handle the extra work during The largest line of sporting goods ever tlie coming winter. *10.000 reward the Sanford Traction 0 a , and only the your old stove cleaned and put up now. f ^ recelvod in Sanford—guns, rifles, hunUag 5wPture sad ronlHfiGoa of the guilty future can ^nfold Sanford of after years. Our men can do it. Telephone No. 8. The usual butchery of Armenia tu b y the clothing, etc. Harry J . Wilson, The tractiN) company will oo-operete Geo. H. Funald Hakdwake Oo, Turks Is reported this week. lb s T h e o r y THE NEVV R AILR O AD \ ranee A gen ts ' 1 , » I , . MS kls �Octsbcf 24, 190g THE SANFORD HERALD AN ORDINANCE bright ami promising fUtur*. Tlie offcrinji next Sunday will be for foreign mission*: Granting ta S . O. Chaae. A. T. Roaslter. A. P. W here Devout of th e Celery C ity W o rsh ip ‘Tom orrow Rev. JM. Fox, rector, services every second and w orth Sunday; ta lly m a s s. 7, a . m~t m asa and ser­ mon, 10 a. m ; Sunday school, 9 a m ; vespers, 8 p. m. Twentieth Sunday after Pent., Oct. 28, Sunday ocliooi, 8 a. m. RESUME OF AU CHURCH EVENTS Maw and aermon, 10 o. m. Rotary, instruction and benediction. Of Intereat to Those Religiously In­ 7:30 p. m. Monday, 26th Oct— clined-Subjects of Discourses Mom, 7 b. id. for the Sabbath. Cntechcticnl instruction, 3 p. m. T V s Farters of tka C h i n k « is I ha C it y a n F a ready Raqvaatad to b rie f e r aaed I hair A aea sa ene ae ia a eg M M r C V e rch N tw a ta ikla aO ta eat iatar than Thursday afiicwtHilL rirat Methodist Rev. D. B. Sweat, pastor; church, comer Park avenue and Fifth s lre e tk parsonage, comer Mag­ nolia avenue and Seventh sttret; phone 234. Sunday morning service a t II; evening sendee. 7:00; Sunday school. Jno. nK.. Metr o u ; oanoay sc o t« . 9:43 u v j a. m.; m .; unu. nnUnger. Supc. Epworth League. 4:00 Sunday even- Lnrfic congregations attended the aervlcea last Sunday. The pastor prcacned on “Love," a t the pioming hour, a n d ' a t night the topic waa "Dare to be a Doniel/ *The usual services will be held tomorroi to which nil are moat cordially invited. The hour for the Sunday evening set - Connelly, F. P. Farater an# J. N. Whllner, Their Aaaaelatea a n d i Assigns, Certain Rflhta and PrMIcgea Pertaining ta Street .. Railroad In Ui« C lty o f fa n f aril. Florida Be n Otojuaro by the City Council of the City of Sanford, Florida: Ssorpost 1.- That S O. Chaw ,- A T, Roeslttr, A. somn ruy Llama tu r irai aiin:i ; unu iruiu uaniun avenue to Oak avenue on firs t street, accord­ ling llg M a. a I I I U I U I U I* lim p U H I P town tu w n U O U H lU ill. toJ (E. R.» - Trnfford’a map ofl the of| Sanford, Orange County, Florids^and such other streets anti nvmues as the City Council shall from time to time direct by resolution or ordinance. Said rights and , Holy C ro s s E p isc o p a l privilege* are hereby granted to the said Grantee* Rev. It. F. Brown, rector: Sunday morning serv­ for the purpose* of constructing, maintaining and ice, 1|; evenIng aervIce, 7:00; Sabbath school, 7:30 operating by electricity, gasoline or such other mo­ a. m : U. F. Whitney. SupL; prayer meeting, 0:43 tive power, except steam, as may be from time to lime nulhoilred by the City Council, a line of p, m. street railway for tha transporting of passengers. Rev. D. F. Brown, rector of the church of baggage end' freight: together with such under­ ground wires, and such side tracks, switches, turn­ the Holy Cross, having returned from hlg outs and .connections as may be approved by the summer's vacation, will hold services morn­ City Council or its street committee, as may be necessary to the proper operation of stric t railwaya ing and evening,Sunday, the 25lh. In said streets and parts of same, fiw the full term of thirty (3 ty years, from and after the date of the going Into effect of thlaordinance. In the operation of their motor* and ear* upon said street railway, herein provided, the said Grantees, associate* and assigns, shall n m form'to and be governed by such rules'and regulations a t have been heretofore and shall hereafter be adopt­ ed b r ordinance of said d tr . See. 2. The tacka shall be laid with rails su it­ able for operating with motive power as herein provided, and In such m anner as not to impair th* i.~>-i«]fi^« <.f the street as a thoroughfare for tha I n , u i, » on which Ibe rail­ way Is nr m a r be built, wherever the city hns es­ tablished or shall establish such grade. Where the streets are not graded, sold Grantee*, their as­ sociate* and assigns, shall grade the space be­ tween Ibe rails and two feet beyond, the ends ol the tiro on such Street« nr parts of streets. nnd ».'mil remove and adjust their track* to conform to said grade with a t little Inconvenience and hinder•nee to tha use of such street as possible, and In noevent shall the d ty be liable to said Grantee*, ihclr associate* add assigns, for any damage on norount of said change. When the said Grantees, their associate* or assigns, shall lay or repair their tracks on said streets or portions of streets at the time peved. they shall a t their own expense relay the paving taken up so a* to conform to (he rotaUlshed grade, making the needed repairs with like m aterial used In such paving. Whenever or wherovrr the city or owner* of the abutting property on any streyl shall have paved or shall pave, or cause to be hatred, any street or part of street on. which said Grantee*, their asso­ ciate* or assigns, now havr or will have their said tracks or any p a rt thereof, the said Grantees, their ■»»ooiatee at upon to w Uijyroesi iinrt i w t fke s a j van ” ■rit tssa sg p .s g p alisi eie p -i by i n g o tg sj i v j V a a j f f 'BlaltLl undrr It* tupervUloo and direct km, pave (lie space between Its rada and tracks, and a t least two reel tiryund tbs ends of the ties, in . the same manner and with the sam e material as Is used In paving the remainder of the street; and shall m aintain the sam e In good order end condition. At all crossings on unpaved streets, the said Grante**; their assorts to* and assigns, shall, un- Sunday morn Ice. llreventng service, 7:3 0; Sabbath s a. m.: K. R. Murrell, Sunt.; prayer me W ednesday, 7:00 n. m.; Y. w. A. first I m.; Y. M. S. last Friday, 3 p. in. There will be service« morning ning. Rev. J. Perry Lee of Mg will preach a t both services. A dially invited. C o n g re g a tio n a l j ' S ’ Rav. R. R. Kendall, pastor; Si V A service. II; evening service. 7:30; > "7? « W rdnraday. 7:00 p. m.; Sabbath,. 0 J . C. Enamlnger, Superintendent. v ^ The pastor,Rev. R.R. Kendall,wt». morning and evening. The services o ihc week as usuoL All are wel6ome. of the church orkÄmday, after the. mon ing eerytee, to take action with referen to the resignation of tlie pastor, and transact any other bus! ness proper to coi •tegB aWK^ rail* of their tracks, 'and even therewith far at m ; Henry MrLsulln. Supt.; prayer meeting V nrsday, 7:30 p. ra. ceicry n u iu » tut . . . . Tbe imstor will preach Sunday morning 1 have about a million early transplant­ and evening. All invited. An unusually large congregation attended the services ed ceicry plants which I offer for sale. last Sunday, and ope member was re­ They will bo ready fordelivery by October ceived on profession of faith and bap­ 15th. Free of green hearts und sports. 8-tf A. D ornes , Celery avenue. tism. This was o.young mother with a the basis o f all wealth aye when accompanied by a person Paying fare. Sac. 8. The said Chy of Sanford shall In no Casa tear up or undermine said tracks of said Grantees, their associate* and assigns, to lay dhwn new pipes or ducts or sewers, or for any purpose, with­ out re-laying said tracks. • . S e c n . Saw 0 r sin ce *.tb etr a ssocia te* and as­ signs. and their officers and agents, shall be lubfect to all onllnanaes and resolutions which tha btty Council may. from lim e to time, enact. Sec. 7. The cars of said Grantee*, their associ­ ate*'am! assign*, shall have the right of way on and over Ifrolr railway track*, turnouts and switch^ ro, to the exclusion of all teams and vehicle* (ex­ cept the Are apparatus In case of lire), and kny person who shall obstruct such tracks or parts thereof, or otherwise retard the progress of said cart, after due notice Is given by the car bell or whistle, or Other proper signal, shall be punubad by a line of not exceeding live dollar*, or Imprison-1 men* not exceeding Bve day*. Provided, however, this section shall not operate as a release from lawful damage* far accident*. Before this ordinance shall become operative, the said Grantee*, their »aaodate* and assigns shall enter Into a written contract, filed with cuntroct, to be o* tueu w tha City Clerk of the City, agrreing to fa« bound tor all the terms, stipulations, and conditions of this ordinaaoa. Such contract to 1» executed within sixty day* after notiUcatlon by the Mayor In writing,of tbo passage and approval of this on]In­ ane«. Failure on the part of the said Grantee*, their associate* and assigns, lo carry out and per­ form all or any of the conditions or undertaking* expressed In this franchise, shall work a forfeiture of all rights on the streets of the City of Sanford. The granUng of the rights and privileges, herein set forth In this ordinance. Is upon the express coodltlon that the said Grantees, their associate* and assigns, obligate ihemselves lo build, con­ struct. equip and operate their said railway on Sanford avenue from the south city limit* to First street, and on First street from Sanford avenue to Oak avenue, as herein set forth, within eighteen month* from the passage and sppnrval of this or­ dinance. And shall begin lo construct and prosecuts the congt/uclion vigorously to tumrdeiioimt their said line of railway, a* herein provided, end chise antlaU right* and privileges herein gran tod. Said Grantees, their associate« and assigns, shall, within thirty days after helng not ¡lied by the Mayor in writing of the approval or this ordinance, noUfy the City Council In writing of iheir acceptance of the prmrlsloat and cumlitiuni of this unliuatur. exhibit t o l b e Iirritili the rxam li " " >7 «he salt] d tr tndii, proper officer*. nil >k» of aaxninu to «v-rrt.u the amount of l u u earn Ins»; ,„ d lainlng such i _ it. and the populai|(,n reached auch iraber the aalJT.Toi «uSS bl to levy a tax of not rorí£^?^1, upon the property Of the said corapanyi.™ ^ To the llaoorahle Forrest Lake Mayor of Sanford. Florida: *w U lh* City I do hereby certify th a t the abort .„ a r----- Ordinance was duly passed at a regular m i n i the City Council of Sanford. Florida „ " ’ii1*«* O rtofcr IBlMBOB. • M»h L For City Marshal oLSanfurd. ' 7 ", um csiry my utmu»t iu « . [ores the law s of the state sod itn., iiv ( t Mm jv To the Voter* of Sanford: I,'Y£Tir i!lnCoffice T,iiw*uf777T rtf."1 * «n.lldarr jection lo ? the City Manlml. and rMr e ­ accaaloo lu thank my friends fur thru »uw«i « ¡he Iwsl and solicit a continuance u( ihe . Z the municipal election, December I7lh. I pru,u£ that, aa In the past. I will do toy u teiositow i wrve onlcr ln the city and enforce a strict u u iu . ince of all law*. j y. |ji. Tor Clerk, Treasurer and Assessor To the Voters of Sanford: I nm a candidate for re-election m ibrufllm f Treasurer and Assessor uf the City of w and rights hereby granted, or Clerk. ford. I have .served the prop'■ such part ol such proprrty n* the City of‘ Sanford Si eight years «mi th e es pellern e may actlte to O u tc W at a valualLin uf liic “ “ tut. ni i lie m g ' erly, real and personal, uesjrru, which vali re elected Dect mbrr Tlh, 1 brum !>,- a tarrlul «i!! fuithful dlschgl rgaof the dutlr« »I U«-iii)i,r M»«i 1. Som. Old Shoes Wanted any abutting uwncre along said railway from rew s tlsji any- tlamagaa thus I am again~asklng for OLD NIIOKS | «dm*1,',a'U Iki least two feet wide, and the approaches thereto on each aide, with rock or shell, or with tush dtbar material aa may be permitted by said city, and • hall m aintain tha same In good repair and con­ dition. Sen. 3. The laying of said (racks, crossings and |pbrooches a t crossings, and the locations of wires I'lthin the said city limits, and maintaining the fam e, shall be under the supervision of the proper lu th o rllles of said city, and shall be done In ac­ cordance with their Instructions. Str. 4. The fere charged by said Grantees, their assoclene* and assigns, from any point on their line or branches, attainable by one continuous passage within the d ty limits along said lines and — wlU-gfarr-what-theyiire Worth— SIZES. 6. 7, a, 9, 10 II AM* 15 . A . E . Irvin ’s Shoe Shop Cor. 3rd St. ant^Snurnn! Avn. ANDREW ATTORNEY-AT-L&W Practice« in State and Federal Courtt. M. G. T. Buildliut. inger has caused bloody wars is. a million immigrants annually to ight-here—in- the— Sanford— D istrict-sub watered by everlasting artesian wells G et some o f it now, before the mighty host of land-hungrj W e have it—lots o f la n d -to w n lots, suburban lots and farm lots of Easy- Payments Write us S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A JOHNSON �, . _____ . - ;■ - ■ ■■ — - -__i IN S A N F O R D — L i f e ¡a W o r th L i v i n g SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1908 NEWS Of THE WORLD d* * ' • ' Hews of Interest Gleaned From •• various Sources HAMfNINGS DURING THE WEEK H pr — ' ,, „ ,ht Readers Will Find a is feared that great loss of livestock on the nearly ranches will result from these funus. After spending more than two million»of dollars to save their interests, American owners succeeded In extin­ guishing the flames but greater terrors now prevail. The flames had consumed the noxious gnsscs. but when the fire was stopped the gnsses burst forth, and laborera Inhaling the least of this drop dend in their tracks. The government has been requested to send, troops to the scene to take tiie place of the laborers who refuse to stop longer in the dangerous locality. ‘ The Breakfast Food Co, of Battle Creek, Mich., has gone Into the hand« of a recelver. 1 First Year ALL AROUND FLORIDA c * - * ■' over, putting his head in range of the driving block which coming-down struck hitn a glancing blow upon the head, and The General News of “The Land putting him out of business for Severn! hours. Ills heavy felt hat. and the fact Engineer Kayes Has Stroke of of Flow ers" thht the block did not strike him squarely, Paralysis „ . saved his life, as the block descended with r „ „ 11 force. Mr. LJpe was able to resume CULLED I DOM THE STATE PRESS great hlh work this week and will sufTer nothing EOUND THUS BV HlS ' FIREMAN more than a badly bruised head. STRICKEN AT HIS POST An Epitome of the Week’s Most Im Lawn Mowers Now In Hospital Unconscious nnd But port ant Happenings In the Special prices to reduce stock. If you Small Hopes arc Entertained S ta te 's Domain. want a good mower at a low price, now is ro r tils Recovery By a fire in the factory of Ballnrd-ller- the time to buy. Also good stock of The snd intelligence wns flashed over nnndcz in Ybor City Saturday night, ten scythe«, • grass hooks and lawn rakes. the wires to Sanford on Sunday diat EuHarry J. Wilson. ^ g ia o e r'K a /ra hml been strickerr kWFrf»iP : tr ~ thousand cigars were destroyed. rnlysls wjiUc s^ntcsl iu d m ; sl.kisKwz;•■.•*.v -•*.. PAI CUIS HOLD MEETING J. W. Kehoe has wtihrtrwvkii**fftim die ifTnc [iist Sunday, nnd Mrs. Kayes nnd settling the controversy that threat-1 daughter, with Master Mechanic Stevens, oat Interesting Session at High the loss of a Democratic congress­ Sanford Does tier Part Toward Ald- took the nextJra ln for Tnmpa. where dray bbndi. School Building J _ ^ - l n g Bryan - — ~ found Mr. Knyes In a (»rccarious condi­ man^ __ jl* Chinese government has employed Tke meeting of the Parents' Club, held The following letter was sent to the tion. While seemingly conscious he wns A terrible snowstorm |>rcvnile<l in the faT«. Grant of New York ttr take charge IH the High School auditorium, Monday hendqansters of the Democratic National unable to spenk, and grave fears were en­ cf the engraving plnnt to be erected in afternoon, was n Very pleasant affair. Southwestern part of Canada llic puBi Committee by C. H. Lefller, all the work tertained for his recovery. week. Several persons lost their lives In PAlng for the purpose of printing the This was the first meeting of the club this of soliciting being done by Mr. Lefller in The stroke must have come upon hint the storm nnd thousands of sheep per­ Uak notes to be Issued by Uie Chinese fall, and the attendance was very good. two days, since his return from the north; about the time he pulled into Tampa, ns ished. faremment. At the request of the president, Mr.v L Herman Riddcr, Treasurer Democratic he still grasped the throttle with his hand Jacksonville hns been selected ns the " “ ‘ After frank C. Kanin, a lawyer of New York, R. ~ Philips, ~ Prof. Perkins presided, Nntlonnl Committee, Chlcngor III.: when found hyjils fireman, nnd the brakes bi bees sentenced to fifteen years im- the reading of ghe minutes by the secre- nexl peering place of the o{ the AssoclnDear Sin—We. the undersigned, sub­ had been reversed. ¡»¡»ament for swindling Mrs. -Caroline tnry. Mrs. a F. Whllner, the audience tkm of « “»way Bridge nnd Building Su- scribe the nmotlnt set op(tosite our names He is at the Adamson Sanitarium and was *favored with an Instrumental solo Pcrintendents. lurry, a widow, out of $80,000. for the Democratic -National Cumpnign receiving the best of care nnd medical m W. R. Coulter, who wos shot during nit fund rit behalf of thB'dWUbh of WilUarn tciítlón. nud it k 'm be ltonod thnt he « n f = Tke American war fleet will visit -Chi- by Mrs. D. L. Thrasher. The address by Prof, Perkin»-on the «hercarion r bv~JustieeH owell iu -Ji JrBryHrf Hnd'John Wi'Kern: Mis waters this week. recover sufficiently to be brought hack to BBlWtLoL ihc pui3R~sclH>ol wns timely, sonvllle, is dead. Howeliis recovering. ivanRlchnnl H. M ark.. v ... , , . . . . $ 1 0 0 Sanford. IT I 00 Mr. Knyes came to Sanford from Wilkes: sib has U*en elected coinmunder of the The prtmnry object of the school; he said, ' The plant of the Tropical Ice nnd Cold C. H. Lefller ............................... T. Kr.uic.................. 1 00 Is to make good citizens; to train l»oyS Storage Co.bf Toiniw wns burned Snturbarre. Pa., about one year ngonnd became "Gewgia division of the Confederate VetC. Barnes , ...................... . 1 100 aim Tke next reunion will be field at ond girl« so they will develop into well- day. Loss £130,000: insurance, $63,000. Cash . ; ............. . . ................. 5 00 n resident nt once, building n fine—home bn Inneed men nnd women who love the I 00 on Magnolia nvenue, and becomlmlJdiúL. At n service In the Methodlst-church In Forrest lake • ............ Athena. truth and are ready to light-for it. Then, CapL W. A. k'iuifc— :i-. — !**00 tifled wTth the Interests of his ndopird Tg^elhud-lastSuiMlaysuflteirnt mcmerwan E. E. Brady Secretary Root has refused the roquet t 1 00 tins public school -must irnTif the city, líe wns nn ex|»erlenced engineer NhndrtorrtH* return to'lfraT cSurilry ol minds of these future citizens. The first ruisctl to pay the entire church debt, aume A, M. Thrasher ........ . . . ___ I 00 nnd enjoyed tho confidence and esteem $1500. M. F. Robinson....... . _................. 2 00 Jni Jinoff Poured, a political exile. thing to be taught la moral goodness that G. S. Derry .............................._ ^i>00 of both his employers und fellow employ­ The first case of "hazing'' at Soulher- A. E. P h ilip s............................. Prince Auguit Wilhelm, fourth son of respects God and man; God first; innn 1 00 ees. ' the Ktlier, was-married, Oct. 22, to his second. To instl}l Into the child mind lund college is reported to have occurred D. L. Thrasher................. I 00 The Tampa Times lias the following: iiO cousin. Princess-Alexandra Victoria of love nnd fear townrd God. the perfect, in Inst week. The victim wns made to stent M: F (a n k ....................................... “Stricken with pnrniysis ns his hand L G.'Stringfellow ................... 1 hchieiwig-llotsteln. wisdom, goodness. Justice, and (tower— oranges nnd while carrying them away G. R. Calhoun ............................. 5 clutched the throttle of his engine, Levi Loesi option elections in Ohio have been the Creator, Benefactor and Saviour; the wns fired upon by the supposed owner Knyes one of the best known englneeroof goingdry of late at the rate of one a day. Secret Witness nnd Judge. This ir, of all which enused the victim to run himself Total......................I _____ $24 50 the Atlantic Coast Une, is hovering be­ almost to death. • Added to the fund sent in several tween life and death at tho South Floridu ftewtufcivc^24 «nloona and the drys teaching, the b est The lense of the Marlborough Hotel in weeks ago of $29.25, this makes n total sanitarium, to which he was conveyed Wo frtust nlso tench* thftso things that »phi out 872. of $53,75 collected in Sanford nnd sent early yesterday morning. — * There are four states in which women wiii develop the pupil mentally and rmnpahns been Mild to J. T. Sln[»lrtun of to nid In electing die (teerlcss lender, W. Oordele, Ga^ for $10,000. “Mr. Kayes had brought Ids train, a long kin the right to vote (in (»residential. as physically, J. Bryan, Very little interest hns been freight, up from Port Tampa, on its way Prof. Perkins expressed n fear that in E. A. Dick, who was manager of the •tO si other elections. These are Idaho, manifested in Sanford regarding the na­ to Jacksonville.' He wns in apparent good (Uarado, Wyoming and Utah. In these our modern methodtW teaching we try to Tampa Bay Hotel during tlie Plant regime, tional election and The Herald suggests health. His fireman, a colored man named loo mudt for the Child. For instance, is to manage the Seviiin hotel In Havana, utes women hold the balance of powejv a mass mcedng fur Monday night and Wagner, did not notice anything amiss. " our quick methods of teaching reading Cuba. , ^ At the nmltry show at the recent Georseveral good speakers to stir up the gen­ |h ttite fair was n hen vnlucd at $10,000. has made a generation, of poor spellers. Charles M. Council of Americus, Gq., eral apathy and rouse the voters to the The train was brought to a standstill at final.her ducks were sold to one party So much help is given the pupil by teach­ has Iwught 71,000 ncres of timber land necessity of working fur dm Democratic the depot in Tampa. After some dispatch­ ers and books that he docs ndt know how lying along the Georgid-Morlda state line es had been received, nnd the c o n d u c to r Tu $200 each. to do things when he gets out into the aud Includes Inqd In Tavinr and Columbia cause as never before. . , was Tendy tu go uhend, the signal was Joseph John Button of Brooklyn. Tf. Y„ world. ..Too much is said about the duty counties in Floridu and Bennett, Peagler, given. The flrcinan saw the signal and In s la die United States postal aerNew Business Block wondered why the engineer did not re­ vie*far S5 years, died the past week, in of teachers to the pupils and not enough Dickerson and Dougherty counties in Geor­ The new buildings being erected in spond. Hu looked around and euw Kayes of the duty of the pupil to the teuchcr gia. Consideration mimed is $171,00C). la Wth year. His picture hangs in the Sanford aru not confined to the resilience apparently nlort, seated nnd with a firm aud his school work? The Professor said t 1ep*rtmemoffice at Washington. portion, and the latest addition to the grasp on the lever as if aliout to throw it A well 225 feet deep. Itehind the Charles­ lie would not advise returning to the old ton block, Orlando, has been completed. business center is a two-story block to be over and start the engine. ‘Do yyu see Ikt Jiponeit General Nodzu. prominent methods of the pnst, as the song has it: It is for drainage purpose, nnd is believed built at the corner of Sanford avenue and the signnIT' ho asked. Receiving no an­ hring the war between Russia and Japan, “ Resilin'. rilin' and rithmctlc Second street by Mrs. DeForrcsL The swer he went up to his companion and to be on the ocean level. ». kind. The burial wos largely attended * Tsujtht to the role of a hickory »lick." • Ewnioent among the noted persons pres-11,01 we 10 indude In our present Major General Robert J. Mogill is the new building will be of reinforced con­ saw that he was unconscious. *>t »ai Admiral Sjicrry of the American plans of teaching n due proportion of both. newly elected commander of the Floridu crete blocks und will consist of two store ‘The fireman summbned the*conductor. The public school has a great work, he division of Confederate Veterans rooms on tho Sanford nvenue side and one The road physician, Dr. W. P. Adamson, bsttleshi|is. on die Second street side, with upper floor was called and he found the unconscious *1«nor Park, L 1. Oct. 24. Geo. Rob- said in conclusion, and this work will tie Among recent rulings nf_ ihe-lntnratat» done better by hnvjng both parent and reserved for rooms or flats. * man to be suffering from a paralytic stroke sjocomobllo of 120^horse power, commerce commission is the following; TeacHdr working together in unison. The building will t>c commenced at which affected ills right side. He had rAarrlnn made machine, won the VanThe vocal solo by Mr, Woodcock was Free ¡»asses may be issued to Isona fide once and when finished will enhance this Kayes removed to the sanitarium for cup for the fourth time, and bcatex-employes of a railroad who ore travel­ section of the city., The Popq Contract­ treatment. '■f kl (revioui records. The distance thoroughly enjoyed by the audience. ing to reenter the railroad's service. Pass­ Rev. J. F. McKinnon delivered an ad­ ing Co. have the contract for die build­ / ‘Another engineer took the train through n» vu 258.00 miles and the time was dress that wns appreciated by those pres es cannot be Issued to families of ern- ing. ‘ »40minute* 48 and 1-5 seconds. to Jacksonville. ploycs who died n natural death while in ent. He spoke of the four factors that go “Kayes was taken to Jhe hospital about *iity persons have been arrested to make up the school—the trustees, fac­ the service of common carriers, though Building and Loon AasoclatlonGrowInf 3 o’clock yesterday morning. He is still The directors of the Sanford Building 8« with complicity In the nlghtridera' ulty, (nipils and parents—congratulating that privilege is accorded to tho families unconscious, and Ills condition is very se­ Loan Association met last Monday night ¡ E M ih ld i of Ca|K. Rankin last week the High School upon its active board of of employes killed in the service. rious. _________ ____ _____ _ in the office of J. N. Whitner nnd held an trustees and Its efficient corps of teach­ 1The First National Bank of St. Augusayes and their daughter, Miss «sting •oaeiom—Application» fur lutthi gcd-by-Tlre—e n t J S Mullini- s- C- Oct. 26. destroyed ers. He urged a closer bond of union he.Cora B. Kayes, were summoned from th íít have been made to the amount of $5,000, y tmnds of ltdiaiMs* pr xween the patrons and teachers,- indica­ 27th. which occurred during business home at Sanford. Mrs. Kayes said she ■»■imiUJ Tobacco Co. Loss is covered ting many ways in which the parents hours. It is believed that a live electric and the same has been placed In the hands had no idea that her husband was threat­ of the loan committee. The association liamrsnce. wire was the cause of the fire. may be helpful to the teachers. ,i .. . . is starting off In good shape and every ened with any illness, that lie seemed to | fteiilooa of Bernard Marcus in Chicago Following this address a few minutes R C H am . ha. Just sold o shipment of dllKI1 in Sanford should take share. In be well when she saw him Saturday. He ^itrrcdtd by a bomb last Saturday. were spent In discussing various (»bases Irish potatoes from the Hartlng. section. ^ moyemem w|l|cb promise* so much In is about fifty years of age, and has a FkKardConnors, widely known an the of school work. . C. D. Schaffer recently discovered in the return Several new houses will be built splendid record as an engineer. The second Monday in the month was western port of Alachua county whnt ap- ut once n# n rC8U|t of die association in man of Chicago, dropped dcod “Mr, Kayes is u well known Mason, antT «city Oct 23. decided upon as the time for the meet­ pears to be a deposit of vurlegated ngotev Sanford, and this will ultimately‘provs a has taken practically all of the degrees ings of the club. The specimens compare favorably with ,nenriB 0f alleviating the congested con­ known in the order.” b iMCsnaditn election this week the Landmark Changed similar products from Colorado, and Krill ditions of the city and constant lack of Amended Postal Regulations i *ns vltortous. *7^ worit eyesores in our town prove a rich find for the owners of-the Imuses. ______ ~ Postmaster-General Meyer has amended 16m of the so-called whiskey selzthe old DeMont bulld- | land containing the deposits. Tax Notice the postal regulation« regarding the en­ aa* Under the pure food set has been *or y foot Df First street. Delopl| The tax books of the City of Sanford closure Of any matter of a higher daks in Will Locate In Sanford by the United States court ln fa -'lln*,B haw ruhied. with a shifting, often fur Uie a m e n t yeur will be open on the mall paid for at a lower rate so as to Im­ * the government The CAM was;IJ*5Jj^T«Bancy.U has been nn open G. G~Sargent, secretary of the Excelsior Lguhhroa Distilling 1». Wl»o J . w u»e new comers where San- Fruit Growers' Association of Lake Min­ first Monday in November, 1908, at the pose the penalty only upon those who ‘.‘wilfully"-violate the regulation» Here­ liquor as Bourbon whiskey J« ^ w e n e s . could beJf was netonka. Minnefttu. is in the city and Collector's office. - ■— —inut Personal taxes must be paid before the tofore tho dcpnitment has Imposed Bnes d* stulThod been made from mo-1*ora *" . .. ¿„ one 0f its main streeU. will locate on a celery form west of the •»Mother Ingredients. first day of March,. 1000, and real eatHte for such violations, regardless as to dty. Mr. Sargent will return to his home ............. * * * * * * * * before the first day of April, 1909. See whether the offense was committed wil­ 111’orkhursl of New York I in the spring and bring atgpitThirty fami­ since young Mr.-DeMont thc ow w eof Section 213, Revised Ordinances. fully or through ignorance. The Titles ag­ fa» ,hc l‘rc*idency of the I lies from his section to Sanford, where J.~T. Ltx.' Collector. gregate approximately $60,000 a year, wt toe Prevention of Crime.___ thl* prepertyrhas returned here and tpk?n they wlirengagc iu truck farming, Sun- lirJT " ■’ and 90 per cent of the cases hgve been _ « P P M U has afford's great irrigation system appealing Notice to Residents and Properly found due to ignorance of the taw, mostly • »»diet of tfM lower ,ootin in ^ T b it o t ^ h h s been thoroughly reno­ to Mr. Sargent as no other section in die Owners vated, inside and out. by women and children and the Ignoranf. United States for vegetable and fruit The Building Committee, of the City usually poor. There were 1,600 such cases irtA iliff ,UdRmCnt — “ for a boarding house und stores. Mr l* raising. Council has authorized City Engineer J . A. in connection with the Jamestown expo­ *• ,(d. Killer had bodTu!» ^ Mont wd r*nl *** house only to such porDavis to nuinhrr all residences and busi­ sition, all the violation« being committed U pc Has Narrow Cocape The l o ^ ^ ^ * . as can guarantee to keep it dean and W. P. Li pc had a miraculous escape from ness houses in the city. The d f y has pur- by children/_________________ Un BWBid*d highly respectable and hopes that the people of Sanford will appreciate Ids ef­ death last Saturday while engaged in driv- diaaed a sufficient of numbers to supply A cargo of green coffee was sold in New i from Mexico's great olil forts In making his property again into a ing a well on Sanford avenue. He w a sIa lia m i Mr. Davis will tack these on all York this week for five cents a pound, miles from Tampico, bave j place of which Sanford and First street stooping down a t the lime, regulating one I houses a t a price stipulated by the buildMarch delivery. - •- r ' “i a score of workman- It 1may feel proud. ót the attachments, and j leaned too far J ing committee. Uuiumnu CoututTCE. Brief Historical Spring Flowing far Hurried Readers Abatch of papers Bnd letters connected J j , die Beccher-Tilton controversy of on» years ago. were sold at auction last ,^nd brought $312.. ►600 penuasisPA ,1 J - ..........— h * — ■ ■ «■ ■ a » 4 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1908 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 24, 1908 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 24, 1908. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 24, 1908;<a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank"> Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald