3 10 24 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/63d8a3491580c89f9e0f1c140af78754.pdf 49697d4afec744091c37126de2d19a32 PDF Text Text ^ ¡ä s m September 5 yHE^SaftFORP ^jlEKALD Stmlla. —J —J------ ^S~ 1 Ls — •» ; . ! MISS EVALYN WALSH, WHO WILL W£0 . . Washington mid Ulnclunnti society folk nro much interested In tho engngotoorit of Ned M.cJ.onn. bod o f John tL McLean of Clnrljumtl nml Wnshlngton, to M l"! E Valya Wttlsh, dnughfer'-or Tbntiins F. WalsTT, (In* Colorado min­ ing man,'who la reputed to l»e wortli $2.1,000,000. McLean’s fntjior owns tha Cincinnati Enquirer and Jijo Washington Post In 1005 MtfurWalsh narrowly jkllllnff of her brother Vinson. . t K ettln o T h e ir M uscle*. When a man In tired ho stretches his anna and logs ami-yawns. Binds and animals, so far ns possible, fol­ lo w his example. IUnls spread their feathers and also ynvyn, or gape. Bowls often do this. FJsh yawn. They •open their mt&ths slowly until thoy aro round, tho bones of tho head seem to loosen and tiro pi 11u open. .. . Doga nro inveterate yawners nnd stretchers, but’ seldom sneeze unless they. httvo a cold; Cuts archlu'nys strotchlng their IxjfllOB, lngs nnd claws; as every one knows who lias had a cal for a pot. . Horsòs stretch violently when and after .indulging *lu a roll, Jmt not as a rulo ou nil fours, ns-rtngs dò. A stag When stretching sticks out Ills hfml, stretches Ills foro feet out and hoi* .spice. It looks llko Jungle, (Toes It not? Yet •many thousands o f dollnrs would not buy that one hill aIopo_ Among tho lovely flowers humming birds spahrle ns they fly and hover; butturfllo*. ns largo as tho birds disputo tho honey with then). As y’óu turn round tho por­ tier you sarprlse parties o f tiny groflnd (loves, and every now nnd again tho Inrgur. pea-doves flit ocrosa tho road. Up front tho .valley below tho sounds of voices, atid laughter. Sffit» your carrlrtfiro aii¿/ Iqok" down. Those are tho works on n coffee ostntt*,' and those flat terraces partitioned off into, squares nro the ‘‘barbecues'.’ upon which tho ln*r* ríes nro dried. You can boo that some of the squares oto a different color to^the rest, '/ho dark’ ones nro those that nro covered" with coffee; the- others aro A u s tra lia n Cadet*. All chlhlruu In Australia aro drilled; .hut-lhtLXildcrJjoys uVu attached ÜLtliO Ausi rallini- military forcea by means c f the cudul caqiR "Almost 'c ^ r y Inrge school Ima" its. baud o f ^ocdeLs,’ who wea'r Herat .kiinhi uniforms nml nro armed with light "rifles, In tho fiso of which they' nro frequently ln&trutted. Every., year thoso hoys have shotting Con¿8'in Jhrrftloa, ,f • . matches, nnd t|io scores provo that .. You sec all those hUsbes with red among (ho youngsterq there nro ninny tiorrl'es strung among (heir branched) who huvo . already hecomo skilled T h at- Is >qoffee, am i«tho' taller troca markHUion.—London standard. lupong which It Is growing aro pimeli-, tus, frqm which-tho world gets its oll- «»n i limi f ‘ fe f ! It ly®.. £*4*^,’* " *Tn » - ■* 111 * ’ j ¿if. 1'1 '• *1 f i f 1 ..’1 > Y - ^«1 ^ GEORGE GRAY. m boom-oUnmUkl ao .mqch gttenUnn, U * it uafe or Frlucofoij and of the Harvard Law flchoal. a former attorney general o f pelawuro nnd a fonnor -Uulted Btntoa Senator. 'lb 1002 he was chairman o f the anthracite " coal strike coumiUnion. lQ» home is in m ingt on. C l 1------U— . . ~ s L * ----- -T'* ». . *f h ■V Jft-fk fr d fc a tfe tf c J d fc ■ ¿ a :s = t t t - b - J ¥5 = ' ---------- h ------ �' • . ■ TWELVE PAGES- Part l -Pages^ I to 8 IN S A N tO R D — Life ia Worth Living Number 3 SANFORD. FLORIDA, SATURDAY. SEPTFMffCR 5. 1000 NEWS Of T H f WORLD Items oMnteresf Gleaned From Various Sources ,r ? :- - r " — - , 1APPENINGS DURING THE WEEK : ' ■ ;:Hrre Uw\ Readers Will Find n Brief historical S p rin t Flowing r For hurried Readers ’ fknl officials of the Canndinn Pacific rail­ road tliat they will tic up : thnt system if the demand* of the striking mechanics is not'complieil with. Half h million dollar rshortage In the Cuban postal department causes the are rest of Ricardo Rodriguez, bond of the dts pnhmont, and Orflllo Mure nnd Francisai Cordoba. . ALL AROUND FLORIDA The General News of ”Jhc Land of'Flowers” ^* - CULLED TR0M THE STATE PRESS tfiiiy hike after the boat, nnd If the boat has a man in n diving-suit, or hits on board sponges below the -regulation size, it goes hnrd with tlie offenders. Themen were •nlxmt the streets Inst evening in tlieir'natty white suits. Some of them took, on "a’ good lopd of wet goods, hut hie­ ing good sailors they njl managed to get back' tú the lami without striking tlie po­ lice shoals. First HIGH SCHOOL OPENING •-* r* The 1908-09 Jcrm to Bejín fin September^ 2 8 th. NOTIFICATION BY PROF. PERKINS To That Effect ond Offer* Interesting *t : An Epitome of the Week’s Mosl Im And P ractical Suggestions to NEW POSTAL RULES portnnt Happenings In the p aren ts and Pupils Tlio American U sW winner^ of tiic're­ The Sanrord Traction Co. tmd Sanford State’s Domain. Prof. N. J. Perkins, the very ¡efficient cent Olympic contest held in England, ar­ & Everglades fiy., to Start. Up to Inst week. 700-barrels of. limes Rules Worth Rending- Instructive and (vinripal of the Sanford High School, who rived-home Aug. 29. Thoy were received Intensely Interesting * The Inlffnlwork on the Sanford Trnctlon grown on the ncighlwrihg keys (island) is sojourning In Amherst. Virginia, bus . with high honors by n delegation of some A reimrt comes .from unquestionable lind been sold in Miami at $ I a bnrrch Railway wns started this week >vhcn written the following yi>ry comprchensivo 15,000 admirers. • sources that Postmaster Chns. F. Haskins, lnrge force conimcnccjj'tl{c surveying and Limes, being cheaper and more juicy, The American cricket team, won ironi preliminary work. Tho people of tills sec­ are fast displacing lemons. together with assistant Postmaster H..C. article for Tlie HereldTcIntlve to the oj*ming of school on tho 28th Inst: the English team 8 out ofTjnr 14> guines tion are jubilant over tho pros{icct of n I he big Mallory Line steamship. "Sa­ Haskins, Money Order Clerk W. H. Wright, Ta Ihe Kdilnr of Tut Ur a u ) played In England. \ new-road that will not only give Sanford bine". while coming up the sliip channel Mail Carrier Cody Dorsey, and other deep Thé 1908-1009 term of tho Saufprd August 30. Are destroyed $2,tf00,000 a street railway but will bring those liv­ in Tnmpn Bay. Monday afternoon, *got scheomers of the postoffiai "gang" have High School will begin on Mondny morn­ worth of property In New Orleans. Three ing within a radius of twenty miles in slightly out of her course and ran aground promulgated n new set of rules governing ing, Septu.28th. Lot nil inipils present mall matter. We havo been handed the blocks of buildings, including a number of close touch with Sanford. Already the The vessel Wns not released until the next form nnd ¡we submit them in their original themselves on that eay for/inrolmcrit, mid wlxilesalo houses, are Jn mins. suburb proiicrty nlopg the proposed route high tide. for list of sucli books as they may need, imstngc-stnmperiers: For the fourth tlmo in 54 years, last has advanced nnd ninny {icoplc are cast- ■While attempting tii 1board n moving A jinlr of onions will go for two sccn{*. It is highly important thnt every pupil who Sunday in AtlnntlcCity.N. J.. wnsn “dry" jug their eyes In that direction for sites train on the Keg West‘Extension Saturday Ink bottles must Ihi corked when scnL expects to bqJn school this year he |»n .sfor .dwellings. The new rood will lie con­ morning, George Winfield Pierce, aggtl Sunday. , ént nt thi|l tluni* The opening days of by mail. . Tony Pastor, the well-known actor, dice] structed otf Palmetto avenue from south ID years, was thrown under the train nnd It Is unsafe to mail orange or fruit trees scliool nre'the most important of the year. Il I» then tliat pupil nnd teneher berenuo in New York Aug. 28., He was buried in city limits to First street, from Palmetto his legs several from his body, causing with fruit on them. Evergreen Cemetery under the nuspIcesTof nvenue to Oak streel, on First direct nnd dentil In n t few hours. The liody was Alligators over ton feet in length nre ncqiinintml—that careful reviews ore made several other streets ns permitted by tlm taken' to Mintni. of last year’s work. Let n boy or glri-atuy the society of Elks. not allowed‘to be transmitted by mail. * City Council If the frnnchisc Js granted.r O Tlwotlierday-in-JarksonvitleTtitlPCiTTir ' General Ashirpoatninsters nre ex|iert linguists, TTT- thtrfifsrfow Weeks o f 9diool~nndhtixitL— This fond wliT give those who reside Bqy street property sold at aucUuu_Miid the last two surviving lieutenant-generals tiie addresses may be written in Chinese' ifho IfTjiliiccd nt a disadvantage nnd has u . several miles from {he city limits the beniMirden to carry the rest o f thu -year, brought the fancy price of $2.7tf0 j>cr front or Choctaw. -of the Confederate ermy/died n’t his hnnur efit of a client) fare and will enable the foot.’ This is somewhat of a {»rice to pay in Biloxi, MIbs., Aug. 30, In the 87th year Persons nre <vm|s-lled'tii lick their oWn • Therefore, patrons, let me' urge you to suburban residents to* own jHuporty some for Florida did. but it must 1 »remembered of his age. Gen. Uifckncr l i ’ nfl'w the only {».stage stumps and envelops— tlie {mst Jmve*your Iniys jui^l girls nt ' scIhniI on thedistance out and still transact''nil ilteir Jacksonville is a great city and fast growing 28 tlt ofScpt 6mber, nnd then, luivinff Aiml«: . surviving lieutennht-genernl of tho Con­ master,cannot lie comi>cllcil to do'thls. business in the-city of Sanford. this good bcgl".ilng, to kecp'ij^ up every grenter,—Madison New Enterprise. federate n n n y . • ......... 1 Persons nre earnestly requested not to It. will nlso open up n rich country, nnd «jay during tho term unless prevented by . One of tlte greatest revivals ever held send postnl cards with money orders en­ . At die state election held in Vermont will prove Of great vnlue to the refill seasickness._ Few pcopla roaliae how -nttich— this week die republican ticket wns plcctod. lions that have hitherto*been unable to hi the State of Florida has just been closed closed. as large sums nre lost that. wn^. gnined. by regularity of attendance. John Smith gets his hiAll from 047,729 The Platt tmnk factory and Epijiire market thcitrcrops to the best 'advantage. In Green Cove Springs. The- meeting Let us do Away with the Idea thnt "John­ lasted thirty days nnd 112 members were {»istoffices, hence u .letter addressed to priming and box plant nt Atlanta wpre “Joltn Smith, 'United States" wli!..rcnch nie” can.stay away.from school two days .burned Sept. 1. Loss $200,000. • t SANFORD'S ELECTRIC THEATER ndded to thellaptisl-Cliureli in that place, in the week, nnd nt tho sanio time lose / anti a beautiful new house of worship nt him. nothing m school. ‘ hr. E. II. Johnson, a Const Lino surgeon, Ihjcks rnfinot lie s(mt tlimugli the mails a cost of perhaps $3,000 will be lintiu who formerly li ved In Tnrn'pn, "Wns killed For those In our midst who -may not b e .. wjien alive. Tlie qilubking would disturb Fine Equipment Will bet Installed at diately erected. . «■ familptr with our schooMuws, nn<l course by n train Inst wpek while walking on the An Farlv nîîtr Tins Chronicle of Inverness says: J. F. the slumbers of the ck-rkiT-on tlie {xistnl of study, let me say thnt tho nge for en­ ■r , track near Troy, Ala. y Sherwood, formerly publisher of the Chroni­ cars. Fifteen pnssenger. trains besides nil It Is entnestly-.reqiiested thnt lowers tering school Is six yenrs. However. If u cle. was in Florida fifteen years under an pliild is six between tjjie 0 |M>ulng o f school freight trains pa the California Pacific mil- :t * assumed name, his real name being Frank­ writing to tlieirtliris wiU jilcash eontiue and the first of December he may lie enfttad licwecn ..Winnipeg nnd * Fort Willin Ross McCormack. Tliocnnscuf bis Ik>- their-gushing rhnpisodies to the inside of ler«J. ■ 1" ” llnin were held up nt way stations it ml • *■ »*■'*», -■ *' ing here under all assumed name tin tells tlie enveintie*.— ■—r-— There nre twelve grades In school— olgljt pn sidetracks as a result of o'cloudburst Nitnvglycirino must lie forwarded at lit a straghtforwqrd manner, and has lower nnd four Hl]jh Sclhxil, cour>o wlilrli Hooded "the main line Saturday made, rather than lost, frictldifc-Jby this the risk of the sender. If it should blow of study Used is that which is prescribed night.' Aug, ID. It Is stated by railroad i manly confession. In his eagerness to up In the potfitunstcr’a batid he cannot be by tho State of Florida, nnd it Will*com­ . men that this is the worst diaster ot'rihe r i /V, nmxwcll is the first to ^recognize * n|(| friends he was indiscreet enough to held res|Ninsiblc. kind which hus ever happened in Western the {Kmibilities of u good amusement violate law, find being pursued by ins When wnlciies nre scht-by iiinll. If,the pare fnvorably with that of nnyjijlw«r state.;' The course for tho High SclmolCanada. ' It is snid that fully 10,000 people place for Sanford, and willjnstnll n $2,00Q enemies • resorted to iliglii, and under sender Will pul u notice on the outside, Department is broad, and |irc|air2t fos (ha .' were held up along die line of the roads plant in -n fe«f weeks. 'This will insure the (Mistmuster will wind it nnd keep i\ in ii wrong name he nntrhls noble wifOj’iiine State University, where mjr gm duiitei nre affected by die floods. ’ • ’ one of the liest machines for’ moving pic­ to Florida, mid hijreJliey were luveijond re- running order. ^ . When you’ *cml a money order in n letter entered without examination.' . British luirl'Amnpan Was Wrecked neilr tures and other attractions that erw be spertertiiy nil. Nrrremi nm-prdpr*tO“ ir The Hlglr fichOol Physical aild-Chonileal— Port Tulbol, N.S.W., Sept 1. ibnljr five out inirchnscd, and as soon as the. necessary single dishonorable ac^b 1% in the {inst alwnys Sand full and explicit directions in f-nlMirntorles nre well equip{»ed. tlio" u p » • n new of thirty being resenred. arrangements can be made the theater fifteen years, and withou) rtoqht this one life: same letter sd tlnTt any jicrson getting {lanitus is Gie.best, nnd is sufilelent for that be S]x-uks of is tin* only, one. of bis tlio letter canilruw the money. The Canndinn national exhibit was will lie open to the public. {K'cfomilng ull experimunts required by. ' • When letters;lire receiveil Ixmring no In order to have an electric current the life. A nobler man nor truer friend never opened at Toronto, Ont, N. S. W„ Sept I. High School c<«irse. directiofis, the {icrsons for whom they nre power wiUJinvc to bo generated by a jpisolived.in Florida. Not one of his former by Sir Louis Jette, lieutenant governor New pupils, who cqqio frOin other »lio o ls intended will {dense signify the fnct to the of Qubec, who, messing an electric button, llne engine and storixl ready to use In the friends throughout the state wjJHlilnk less o f good standing, will be. entered without of him because of.this one faLso step of postmaster dint they may nt once lie for- examination u|Kin (»resentutlon of their started the inncliinory in the various big machine. Snufonl is in need of u goml place o f bis life. WcliaiX! that lie nnd his excellent wnrded. building. The exhibition this, -yenr,' both imimotion cauls, or other evidence of work The placing of stain|>s upside down on amusement of this kind, mid The Herald family will return-to’Florida, for « ' hearty in die number and variety of cxlijbits, done. Tills Applies-to nil grilles. letters is prohibited. Several |X)s(mnslcr« welcome awaits them. eclipses nil of the similar affairs'beld here predicts success for tho new venture. ^N, J. P l-rkins, Principal-' have been seriously Injured while trying ■*. In the pnst. The exhibtion will continue Years ago some ignoramus w m teji^ ioto stnnil on their heads {u^cancel stamps Will Take a. Vacation two weeks. lllc k s Bound Over tribe against the English sparrow, Others placed.in tills manner. Thomas J. Perkins, ticket ngent of tho¡1Jesse Hicks, one o f the negroes who nswho-mistook this ignoramus fbrasciemi'st A great flood, occasioned by-the lyeakAtlanticCoakt Line and Florida East Coast snulted. Jant^s Miller, the- oged ne'ifru, and die nliuso on tho .English s|>arrow ing.uf n wnter-^Iam’ almost destroyed the Railroad, will leave early next weik on n ELECTRIC LIGHTED OPERA HOUSE nlHHiroiie nibuth ago. hud Iris preliminary still goes on, sirys the Jaspftr Ne«yp. It city of Augusta, Ga., last Friday. Fire ten dnys vacation, wltkh die will 8{iond 'trial before Judge Stringfeilow on Mondny is not tmo that If jitiveH .engages in ndded to the horror. Hundreds were made with his wife nml ehUoroireit the tJnivbrcoinbn.t with any- bird, fcxcept\lt| own w . T. Johns Will -Install a Plant In and'wns Ixiund ovnr to thoCrmiinalOiurt, liomeless, though vonly three. lives were sity of tiieSotiUi, Sew^f)ce.,Tehii., in the lllcks, Thomas Reinl and Howard Word B{iecies, only In cases of self-defense. It v_‘_ The Building òt Once. lost. A torrent of Water twonty feet deep Cumticrjftiul iiinnnlahTs.__kfr. Perkins inls*i 7U triltnhnt tr im curec tu-thg-ebuntry Yhr tatest -lmpinv niem eontenudwted-hf cnlle<l Miller ont of Ilia house sevcrultminths • nisfled dimugh the principal streets, urul tended this university in Ills early boyhood Un the contrary it is>u blessing; a blessing iianfortl Is Uieinstnllutionxif ekx:tric lights ago anjj.duriug n\parley Ward struck MU- * .liglits, traffic, {taper and police, prutocliffn days, aiid he cxjxrcts to derive a great bestowed on uS by-a kind Providence to in the 0{xra House. W. T. Johns, owner ler over the eye with n bur of iron, kiilkk-, , wns^suspended for twenty-four hours. Tf ie deal of pleasure fnaii meeting some of tils sitMtfy*tUic jiittce of the birds which o f ,the building, is determined to give the ihg gut the eye nnd severely injuring the Railroads in that section of Georgia and oliI friends, mul going n\er the well-tov&f North^ «d South Carolina were demorul- grounds ugnin. One oi Ill’s former efius- thoifghtleiwi men jjnd diildnm Imvo de­ amusemeiirlovirenf Sanford a season that ol«l negro.- Ward made his escape at the/* stroyed,' Hire in Jasper, wliere -Englisli will ecllpkc nil former efforts. The interi­ time nnd not hnvlug sufilelent evidence * • Relief has been sent to the stricken. mates is now vice chnncellor. tind another sjiarrow* haveliocn for twenty years, they or of tlta building will l>e improved in va­ to convict Reed he was turned loose. . The Calaveras grnupc of big trees, one professor of ancient languages at tlie uni­ industriously 'gather the worms from-the rious ways nnd electric lights installed in Hicks will pay the . pcunlty, for being a of the natural wonders of Lhu world, is in versity, one bishop Of California, one hisliop to the iiannulL' Vcgc£ibles.-. nnd but for these birds order to stage {gays on die ordcrofFaust party , ^ ------------------------------------- >------------• . danger of totffl destruction by fire. Louisiana, one bishop of.Cuba, and another vegetables could hnrdjy be grown. True, in u {»roper manner« bisbopaf-Mississippi. Gen. E. Kirby Smith r • Another Warehouse Tali and Kornker. have been reconciled they etil aofifiower t*MP millet *eed. etc., Sanford hns always been a good sjiow was.pfofc.ssbr of mathematics at the uni­ ' t Aq- Pope Coutruoting Com'{kany.aiinan<| will work together harmoniously. but ihe^njjny worms they destroy rlbiily city, and^with nn U{i-lo-tiate u|>erii house, nibnced work on their largoncw wittehousc ocdon of Germany In tweaking up versity while Mr. Perkins wns there. This l«iys for the little seed they eat. Let the the l>cst drnmatic talent can make our tlds week. This will lie used for storing place is not only a great seat of learning, the concert of action of (fie powers with English simrrow alone. it ’ city oa the circuit. umber mid ull building material used In regard to Morocco»’ has greedy* stirred up but dtje of- the vflnest summer resorts in Mr. Johns may add qn electric theuter The DeLaafi Bctord says of the High UMdr-oohiroctiiHi busiuesji. loiter a* part the tfipuntalhs of Tennessee. Mf. J. R. |i» Paris. Frenchmen resent the action. (uul -vaudeville attractions later In the of the building is Lobe utib/cd as a w.(«kYcarfay of Orlando will fill the Sanford Springs “ gang” who have terrorized that season. Harry Thaw declares he wlil-^ga into shop. _ £ * ticket ogency during Mr. Pcrkini’ absence. town for so many yejir» and wlio:reccntly hwdnesa as soon as he Is released. Bays A Correction tlirentcncd the life of Stale Detective Made a Man of Itlm * * father made a success and he can do Death of M rs. George Hightower Last week this {»{ic r staled thnt F.W.M. Oliurlcs F. Eaton if he did not desist in A man oncc^romincntJn business nnd “a.pell. Will tour Europe in an nulo, and Mrs. George Hightower died at tier home his efforts to run to earth the inwardly As­ Baker hod {»urclmscd the Interest of the d0M not binme Evelyn for her actions. in Sanford, Wednesday afternoon, after sassins of Drummer W. M: Mooreland in Sanford Bakery Company* from the former social circles had fallen to the lowest Chairman Mack hag selected Robert S. several months of 111 health. Site was an that town recently, littlq, know the map proprietors. From lids it wim not meant depths of degradation when a relative 'bwapedi os, manager of the Democratic earnest Christian and her death will be a they threaten, or they would not bo so to imply that Mr. Baker would he respon­ placed him io the Keeley Institute niul he back in. his_ former “ «npaign {n m« East. care toss to her family. A husband nmj bold will) their threats,' hir. Eaton Is not sible for the debts or accounts of the for- s now , . t „class, supcessful _ _______ ____ tl;.tfliliiiul tho man to|be Rfrightened so easily, nnd mer owners. He has purchased the ilx.. Br^nn' in Id« Sioux Falls speech, attacks three children besides her mother nnd oth- _ ...the tlal information address. TW K Keeley In­ relattvesnnd friends- n rclefr-in ToundwTiefcver IilsHuIicSlIs' lilin. turcs'aml will*cor^uct tiie business at stitute, Jacksonville, Florida. enruaq and Coleman Dupont—whom lie sorrow., Her youngest child is it babe n There is nil "rohliit in the makeup of the old stand ns heretofore, but will not be Banks Will close are» arc affiliated with the trusts. l|[o few days old. Ftmeral services W re con­ IH-esent state detective, and they will hove ctponsiblu for the debts of tlie former ' ,f firm. • ____________ Next Monday, September 7, being Lqbor •v*rs Republicans cannot be tree to prem- ducted nt tlie house ThursduV ufternoon to bushwhack, him to "get’’ him, by Rev. J. F. McKinnon, followed by in­ msde. ™ Tills paper wants n correspondent la DAy, tlie First National Bank and the The St. Petersburg Independent says terment at the dty cemetery. the WJnonu, from Mobile, with Copt. Hanks every section of Orange COQnty, .as well as Copies Bank of Sanford will observe the Use of the United States malls has regular legal holiday rules and dose for ¡ J “ de" icd the fin« o f Durable & Co. of The Herald is fully equipped to print and twenty men put in nt this pflrt lost the adjusting towns in Volusia nud Lake ^mstenlanj, Holland.', Tlipy are classed fine stationery of allkindx All tlie latest evening and left this morning at 8:30 fur counties. ' The {Hihllshcrs proposelouuko tiie day. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ *» »windlers, Superior {irintlng for .all pur|io»ea atTm: typa'm^'mgierial and **tiie uusn bilUnd (tie deep sen. They ore after spo.nge vio­ Tm. llu u u Um medium through wideb liOtAUJ office. tlie peo{ilc will leatn all «lie news. lator*. When they, sec spongers at work *** *dled unions of aada have noti the type" who know Ikiw. . . . . SURVEY fOR NEW ROAD — -------------- — * -xr, » -”« /i �September 5 l9oe THE SANFORD HERALD TWOi GOOD GAMES THIS WEEK Make Their Secon(L^PPcarance at the Opera Mouse AN ENJOYABLE ENTERTAINMENT One of the Best Shows Ever Given by Local Talent—An Apprecia­ tive Audience For the past two weeks the people of Sanford hnve been on the qul vlve of ex­ pectation regarding the performance of the famous Celery City Minstrels scheduled to take place on Tuesday night. Lpng before the curtain rose Ihe house seemed to be filled to overflowing nnd still they came and found extra seats that had been 'added to accommodate the crowd. UTother* slrip w li ices. e»enln, Orlando's Second (7) Team Trimmed hlforfti and Ove/alls f by Sanford*» Next Best Bet of importance hnsqccurred this • In n very interesting game between week In railroad business circles. At the Orlando and Sanford second teams last same time we-think there should be some Monday tfte latter wen through the effec­ made each week from the: shops In' notes tive pitching of our old reliablej Chubb. order thnt people who come to Sanfonl Had Chubb bqan given the support in the and spend several days may know*»what first inning that he fcTbivn! the balance there is going"ori hereabouts. of ithe gnme, Orlando would not hnve Ben Jones receiverl some slight injuries aoored. Wednesday4h&rnlng by the slipping of n Although the game wns to Jinvc been wrench* from n holt while he was turning. played bctyecctLKPQnd teams, when Or­ He Aas confined to nis bed for the re­ lando arrived it was noticed that several mainder of the day. but Is able to be out first team men were with "them and San­ • * "" ford followed suit Each team, however, again.*. Since Engineer Barlow derailed several was composed qf home playgrs, and ns cars .and his engine nnptron tint yard track usual In such cases, Sanford *wqji. at Shops we notice that repairing is l>cing Kissam, for Orlando, pitched a good done nnd heavier rails'lahvtyfpich is adegame, but bad two bad Innings, Sanford dllqft improvemenL-— _ \------- 1— 1: •owing twloe-fli -each-<Hiej“ Thd/-fartfc, r^TUffWOek tl»e 'company worked nine was devoid of any special fenturtk out-, l)pUre for three days In order to complete side the splendid pitching, of Chubb. some work before the lost of . tbc mpnth, Score by,innings: “ This week we are back to eight hours. Sanford..........‘ .0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0—4 N. Johnson has transferred from the car Orlando 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0—2 repairing department to the air brake de­ • ^ustlv**.Sanford —. 'Thursday nfternoon she second taam partment with Mr. McDougal. *J from Eustis essayed to win laufejs from . Mr. Goodhue has returned from his wed­ ding tour nnd is on duty lignin. J. H. Ferguson filled his. position during his ab­ sence. ■ A. K- *■ People’s . Bank of Sanford 'Capital $ 8 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 S , , . Conducts a General Banking Business with Conservatism and Courtesy. Pays 4 / V C*nf. 7nf»r*»f, Compounded Quarterly. on Savings Deposits; and from any nnd all causes. its customers nothing — -— ~T' . - • 4 This additional protection costs j ' N ew A c c o u n t s S o lic ite d H. R. STEVENS. ’► • Vice-PresldçiU M. M. SMITH, President ! • • ; j G. Si DERRY, Cashier *J‘ . I P o p e Contracting C om pan y ! came in to a rollicking air nnd after the opening chorus the entire company wns; •» • À seated. High-Grade House-Building a Specialty . t Claude C. Howard wns the first on the Want to roilou- Sanford program nnd rendered "When you Dream Son fordis on n real estate boom. WhyT gf Somebody nnd Somebody Dreams of Hor real estate men odvertiso page at You.” Mr. Howard lias a good voice and a time In'their local papers. sayS tho Of• • DEALERS IN ‘ * • was properly encored. Inndo Reporter-Star. , From Orlarillo's lo­ Nixon Butt on the end then sang *T<1 cal |uii>ers one would never know that Builders* Supplies, Interlftrchen Sand Like <i Little Lovi«* Now nnd Then" ns If she overbad a-real estate ngency^. JSiilf he really meant it, and after this appea we havens good land gud As many adver­ A lp h a Cem ent, A c m e P la ster Uie Sanfonl girls slioul dtnke him ot his tisers, as good land nnd ns fnnpy advant­ hand Chubb was invincible. The few hits ages ns Sanford. What wo need is a good word. ■ ' 4Walter Beatty nnd .George S. Derry both made off Ids delivery were well scattered live real estntn ndenev thnt boom» our TWKBWd tkiiujlirul Lanmli, Mr. .Tlcutty s atuinoL oñc3¿.Euiitrs'.juns were, corned. towiY-and-aaUvans-our... properties. Tin:. Phuik_EstiiiiaI^. nfffl nil ~Iñrónñotk)ii Batteries-for Sanfonl: Chubb andBeurd- papers do what they can. but thfcy caitiM>t being "Walt." nnd Mr. Derry’s "Could L" These were interspersed with coon songs snll; for Eustis, Wyndharn nnd West-. live on wind. Iheerfully Furnished "Somebody Lied," by Eugene Roumlllat Extra copies of tills week's. Herald can nnd “ Bro. NoaliGnveout Checks for Rain." Shall We Have a Kindergarten 7 bc-obtained at this office. Send n copy by Mend Fox. '■* ' C o n s u lt U s Ph o no 6 9 To.thr Julltur of The Herald: to yout friends nnd keep them in touch The solo rendered by C. Edgar Hamilton The death of our-dcabMrs. Mnlioncyhns deserves special mention. His "Coot lirought that question bdfore the Sanford witli the Celery City nnd its wonderful » . . Pico Hotel Block. Sanfonl. Fin Office with Murrell & Mlnshew Night Little Girl. Good Night" was a splcn- People again. Some six.yearsngn a Kin- resources. TnrrthdTUon. Bhowing the scope nnd pow ■iergarten Awociatiori wns orgnnfied and v Notice * ' V • er of Mr. Hamilton's tenor voice. a school opened, which was maintained The BOanl ofCouhtyCommlsslqhcrSetfiB George W. Adams, tlio typical coon, with more or less success up to two‘years meet on Monday, September 7, ntlÒ n.in., gave "Shelter. Grub and Spending Change” ago, when Mrs. Mahoney took chnrgn of 1UÔH, for the |iurpos« of equalizing taxes ns only George can give it. the school, combining kindergarten and and attending to any other business dint Interspersed between the ballads and primary work. Her** death* a~fow weeks muy come before them for their consider; coon songs was n perfect bail storm of ago lias left the place yacant and many B. M. R omnson , Jokes. George A. DeCottas as interlocutor imrents Are inquiring: “ Is liiere no one to Clerk o f Board of Ço. Cumm's. carried out the port to perfection, nnd the fin UT“ WIUI bbr increased inpùiation. poo ns on the ends were full of ginger. our Increasing prosperity, our increased The Herald is fully equipped to print . The local hits were the features of die Interest in schools in general, should we fine stationery of nil kinds. All the lajpsl evening, and few csca|ied thé shafts of not have akindcrgarteiiT Surely there are type nnd material nnd "the men behind ,n OParrrgo C o u n ty criticism and wit.— —----- " chôugh parents of little children in Sanford d ie type who know hoW. Frank' W.Graydm rendered the beaull- to sustniu such a school. The old Kinder­ B u rg la ry ' In s u r a n c e The. accommodation- method A rind low ballad "Dreaming Love of You,” followed garten Association is in possession of a D 1887 t by Al. G. Nash in die rollicking song of piano, tables, chairs and material to equip priccs'of E{ A. Hcfficld Co. is what- keeps them busy all the time. Anything for “ Good Bye, Ma Honey, I'm Gone.". . a school of about twenty fiveqhildren, It ’ y. \ * The march song “Good Bye. Glory" by is quite prnbnbl£ that the- Io£hi Board of any, home. the entire company closed the first part Education would furnish the use of*i room and after five minutes of intermission the in the old school building ns they haVe Celery City Quartette opened up die first done in the past. l $ WHITE number of the olio in several very fine V Who will supply this need T selections... Tills quartette, composed of SUITS A FKltNU or «IC KlNUtkaAKTtN.__ -Messrs. Derry, Howard, Beatty, atÿ Huiïrlitoti, were well received by Uie audience Successful Snipe Hunt ! . astlicy deserved to be. for their renditions \"S H IR T One of our popular young men wtyo has were the best ever heard in Sanford. WAISTS Little Miss Stiles in the rendition' of u taste for the pursuit of gamu was gen* "Honey Boy" laterally captured Uie audi­ erously treated to it snipe hunt Thursday ence, and Uds dainty little miss was forced evening. Having been led out on Uie to respond to an enoore of "Wont you be Jessup road about five miles he was Mn Honey." Her perfect self, possession planted in the middle of a swamp and in­ aiis, Specifications and E stim ates Furnished and control while on the stage was a great structed to hold the mouUi ol a bag open When Launder«! airsurprise and delight to her many friends. with one hand and a lighted candle wiUi . . • « • . . -o n A p p lica tion s ' George Adams in his monologò sketch the other. The snipes were uot attracted rcctly have n soft flex­ and negro preacher stunt wus Just about to thu .light ut once and the lone hunter be­ ibility und Uie dressy Uie best article in amateur- minstrelsy coming more lonesome every inoment fi­ nPiteara ncc that was ever produced. George is great lially blew out his candle and started Uirougli the woods to the -road. About in Uie negro Impersonation and makes a this Ume the boys, who weh| l^ h jd ln g great hit. .’ Frank Gruyum and company in singing touched off several cannon crackers nnd und dancing sketches were rich, especially pistols and the way the snipe hunter tore Qpp. Pm aoflia the femal^impersonation of Walter Beatty.' up the, ground toward ■Sanford w a s -» caution. His (erstwhile friends could not ALG. Noah has been Uiere before and W E KNOW HOW while everyone looked for something good keep pace with him and lie nrrived in town an hour ahead of them. -' in A£» turn Uicy hardly expoctcd Uie many He was finally located nt Juno's restau­ real 2ood thfngs which lie gave^ them in rant, where he got only regaled himself imitaUon and comedy sketches. wiUi refreshments, but considered Uie Ttie grand finale ot Uie Blackville Ju­ ' bilee dosed the night's entertainment and treats on himself far the crowd. DEALER IN It is a cinch Uuit never again will this everyone left the'Opera House with the same gentleman undertnk* n snipe hunt feeling that the boys had given them a * • ‘ minstrel show that compared JbvorAbly in U\p role of principal. with the professionals. ^.. < Sanford Machine and Foundry W orks J. Albert Davis, as intMtdü director and Attention' is called to Uie nnnoujiccmqpt Mr». Turner Houser, pyinlst^ descrvb. speof the Sanfonl Mnchina and Foundry pUMnenUon and much of Uie success of Works, a neyr business formed of Uie fol­ the affulr was due to Uie excellent rntfSlc lowing machinists; H: G. Pegiow, M. N. Phone 132 Sanford Avenue rendered. Diefeiiderfer,and P.'M. Keely A HOME INDGSTRV - Quite a neat suiu was realized for the This finn ixoposes to deal in bail team, and any future performances biles and gas engines of allkindsT' khdXta of Uie Celery pity Minstrels can be assured tin It/ll/s fttl flArta fn r I.,. yto i .f • handle all parts for smile; also, of a crowded house. u1l kinds of machinery. T n r ffleniWfFbT W T ffn r FiîëO oiH tH j: ' s. N. DlMue died at his home .near F t duction to Uie people of Sanford, as they DEALER IN Reid qn Thursday at 2 o'clock, after a are well kno«m for their skill as machin­ lingering illness of several weeks, lie had ists as well as for their strict uprightness, been afflicted fur many years>wiUi ihrout honesty and industry. Success is assured. trouble and Uds was the jriinarycause-of Banks Will » o se death Mr. Blaine was one of the oldest rési­ Next Monday, September 7, being dent» df Sanfonl, and lately had made his Day, Uie First NaUonal Bank liome wiUi his daughter. Mrs. Phelps, near Peoples Bank of Sanford will observe the V % Ft- Reid. m The funeral occurred yesterday after- regular legal holiday rules and dose for A$Cnt fO# VlF¿lnla-Carolina Fer from ihtf residence of Mrs. Phdpa. llilzers Repair Work Promptly Done Florida S Western Meats FULL LINE OE GROCERIES Fresh Meáis O n the Market �I . ■ ..r .-L . ,.V .i ' ; •• ir r '- .'' ‘ W':*\ “ • " '•*'! »>}>#•• \ ‘ ' * »-Çï. T*1è * r**.' ’ ■it-'uf - r* 1J, September S. 1900 THE kr V SANFORD HERALD A r e Y o u Looking F o r ' O n e T housand A cres o f Celery Land V. * F low in g W e lls Guaranteed $100.00 to $150.00 Per Aère Reasonable Cash: and Balance on Easy Terms i»' . _T « « _‘ - » ' « m - ** * . . • . *, : » *“ . * 0I * "‘ ....... , • . I•' Lands A d ap te d ’J o Celery, Lettuce, Cauliflower,'-Potatoes,’ Etc. IDA ^ ____ ____ . _____ « ‘__ 1 \* * I10RIÜA BEING ADVERTISED _ ' 1 ___ ' ■* ' .• ■ ~ ■—‘-----“ Quaint Qulbblcs’from Sis Bodkin* * -Shine jokes lire like wnrts—they grow Atlantic Coast Line Doing Good \ydrk ojt you. ■’ Tor Sanford and Others Foreword boys nre usually backward in The Atlantic Coast Urië; through Wilbur' school. , McCoy, the efficient agricultural nnd immi * Few egisls nre nble to ,’ninko their I’s finit inn agent, is Bending* throughout the bchuve.. * United States attractive printed mutter Mnny folks throw upn coin wlm haven't advertising the various sections of tlic been to Bea.-' ■’ * , state. Stick-lcrs for good* inn tutors nntur.iliy McCoy Imç, (or a uuuihcr of years; belong to* clubs. in churfie of tiio agricultural and Im­ Mn says n good mnny girls go lu church migration department of the Atlantic to prey—on men. ■*. Const Line, nnd through his untiring ef­ Because a mnn lives In. Chicago is uo forts he.has done much to bring Bctllcrs to sign teat he is 111. . . horida. • ; It is safer, sometimes, to lie n funeral Each year regular homcscckcrs' excur- Uidn a bank director. • siniu are operated from various points in There wns ohee n purple cow; hut no the. West, nnd hundreds of pedple take ad- body ever saw a purjt-lc cow. vahtnfie of the reasonable, rates, mnny A mnn buckles down to work when he liavinfi settled in Horida. J . wants to hold on to his snap. • The Atlantic Coast Line bus issued n One swnlluw docs not make n sunun.w; neat booklet entitled The Nation's Garden but several get n man into the cuIuIxmilc. Spit, giving details of the various points You seldom find chemful milk, ut one along the line of that system, which hook night stniul hotels. Most of it has the contains an excellent descriptlqrv of whnt blues.’ ' 'J* is being done in Florida in the truck-rais­ Some men fire dike the inside ofn shot­ ing tinej telling in n correct manner Just gun. They may have, n beautiful polish, whnt lionicaeekpri c a p expect when they but lue stall' »vlioir. >,— — ' ; •bqvIi die land of^fipWcrs ntid HUrtshlnQl. : r v ■' sPajisyjlonelieiid, t i f s ci / I u oft tEnterprise, i t i l l i j > i i r»x , it* snyfi ■ / 1' to I» mnville Tlliic.-l/nityu ||,r In Siitiforil'iini.l i>P like luivmi* Him last Sunday, nnd-Qtcn adds the follow •iped hud to lliinkf there 'aren't to be tiny higoonccrning Sanford in particular’^ more corns. Sanford Enterprise . . — j * — *---------- ' The significant figurci 229 itcres, 822 ' Tom Appleyard Kl ¡king * cius, $111,000, are printed In Inrgn letters . Tom Appleyard started n ’‘Kick Column! on n small folder on cheap.irrigation mak­ in his Lake City Index, iwiyaV>-8rrlM<*ming Sanford the greatest trucking center burg Independent.- and ’ he is itoW kiekb g in die world. This booklet is very attrnc- himself. He never knew that there was •i.ve, and Sanford Is to be congratulated so much di&senttbn in his community, u. d uPm her enterprise-in pulling for settlers. he uses.a half column of space to expluin J' N- Whltncr is credited with getting to his contributors why ho cannot jHiblish * neot ^Ider advertising Sonford and' their c/Tuaions. Better turn the stud ovc un* Howard-Packard Land Company lies to the police departntenr. — gotten out a very neat booklet entitled rrosperity of the Celery District nt Sanford: “ The Times-Union of Jacksonville reports TWs booklet, like all others, gives valuable that the parties boring for oil near Chip• information to strangers. ley have fou.nd traces of petroleum all the J n. Nome and rarm L — -I way down to a depili of 800 feet, and A Home in Town and a Form in the that- th^ drill is now In Uie last stratum Is the Utle of a.booMfct * Vn,un^ e Information, and one to strike oil soon. If uil Is struck ut Chipwiiltii Mr. McCoy Usendingouttoall parts ley it will make a furore-and boring for the country, together with the .other oil will he in progress all over wèstern and Iwokieu. middle Florida.. .If oil Is struck n great ad­ fJ n “ \ Mr1* doing a great work dition will he inado to the wealth of the chuJi» aru* Ids.woik Is being apprp- State. * •dw rtuie cnlefTPr**^r|Ji business men of The mayor of Key West has determined driVr,MUan1Uc Coa4 Lil»e will make a FluriH« * v^nler to L t o g homeseekers to to stop Sunday liquor selling in Key West, l^ ofn Y .FJ pei.aUon thK and to that end will employ men in plain ¡¿aim. , ; tf lbS^^g ^l Je n h e suite,ofeach clothqs xo obtain evidence against the law settwi 7* 5^ secure <. \ number of .wtlers during the w lm > dhx. breakers. \ _____ — — ---- — ■ .• 'ì —1 **?"■-m . ----r-L--- •"*T** ■ ■• . ■. - i_‘ *— l '->i . A 1- " "'1-— J — ■ > • • # 1 If You Want to Buy or Sell OR TRUCI* LANDS * ,* !• * %’ , » Come and See Us - * • — .vr* D04 RUNG C IX EKY, 8ANFÜHP. FLA. It Makes N o D ifleien ce W h at Y ou W an t or W h ere Y ou W an t It W E HAVE IT % nnd on Term s t|iat nre R igh t . S H O W A R O -P A C K A R D LA N D C O M fA N Y Orders for H igh-G rade Printing for A l l Purposes ention . • ì L j j r - M 4 ;^ . - lèi �■¿»t: -Page 4 September 5, 190« THE SANTORO IN SANFORD CHURCHES TMEYR'E AFTER HIM ALWAYS SOMETHIN»! DOING IN SANrORD a n d r e w . j o h n so n When Gilchrist sits in the Gov’nor’s choir Tito Orlando Reporter-Star in o late is­ ATTORNEY-AT-LAW sue notes the yolumnious advertising ac­ The girls will conro from everywhere. Early and late Pnbllilitd Every Saturday MornInf at Sanford. Fta. corded Tim HCRAt.n by the real estate men Where Devout of the^ Cejery A-conxing fate Practices in Slate and Federal Court». ■ R. J. Hatty. ManafLnf Editor in particular ahJ remarks that in Orlando’ To Give them.Gilchrist for a mate. City Worship Tomorrow. Subscription Price. $1.00 a Year In Advance the real estate dealers are either dead or . —Jacksonville Tiines-Unlon. M. G. T. Building. Phone 2tg. sleeping. When Gilchrist gets to Tallahassee. Entered a> seeood-class rakll matter August «.2nd. 1908, at the .Fusionier at Sanford. Florida, There’ll be no chance for any lassie. There.la more truth than poetry in this under. Act of Mnrvii 3rd. 1879. ALL EVENTS / G. W. H A M M O N D For-mother dear oml sister sweet thought, and Tile Herald rises to renmtk Will make the lassies all retreat ■V. Office FI rat Floor In the Blrhop Block. First Street that in every.growing city you can always . ARCHITECT —Mrs. 7C T. Foss, in Junta Gordn Herald. TrlciiLoi.r No U3--- , find the reaTestate men using-plenty :qf Of Interest t o ; Those Religiously Hi' ------:-------------• When Governor (jljQhrisL Pikes Ids sent O ffice w lth : M urtell 8» Minsbew printer's ink,.pot only In the locnl^pnpem cllned—Subjfcts o f Discourses Charming lasses and maidens ftWeet - SA.NFORD. FLORIDA. SEPT. n. ;10f IAit injarivorlising matter of all kinds. — .— - Will at once.begln ! to r the Sabbath. ^ -w- - Pico Hotel Black . His heart to win Nnyrtt may be tlint property is *e t — lTHE SPLENDID NEW ERA n w t'l.inn Ch.idwt l i lbs City »r v E * f-d r fair know not-rctrcnl. Lat u# inaugurate-the neW erit o f pros­ moving InDrlando, or that lit© real estate And oil the damsels K a q m ir d lo b i U f o f m w J .ttw ii A n o o u ftc iitW n u i — Leesburg Commercial. mkrr Chvrtk K«W, io IKb aol l»i*r ikw Tk Hn il j dealers have nothing to offer since Orlando perity which 1« dawning upon Sanford Ì)R . R. M. MASON When Gilchrist sees the Tribune girls, sfterMon. with an enthuslastiospiriL Fortune smiles has attained it's rifttuml iiroportlous and laughing. pretty, with clinging curls. DENTIST f ir s t Methodist upon ua and let us tnke advantage of for­ is not likely to grow. ¿ J t’ll settle thé limiter for good nnd oil— Rev. D. IK Sweat, pastur;, church, corner Park tune's smiles They arc ours—ours to eaAt tyiy rote the Reporter-Star certnlnly For beauty Will Snlfwer the.'lection call. avenue nnd Fifth » f w t ; iihfionafr, itirner MnR- Wclbqpt Block Phone 19 nollu avenue nnd Seventh phone ¿34. "Thnts Us." joy; ours to bask in. The cornucopia has a kick coming, for if real estate men Suitday morning »ervloe at It: evening, »frvlce, Sanford, Floridn —TntuiSi Tribune. 7:30; Sunday icliool. 9:48 a. Hi,: Jno. K. Methangs propitiously. The goddess of plenty arr^npt using space in the paper there tlnger, Supl. Epworth League. G:30tiund»Y evenWhen General Gilchrist becomes our "Gov, ” ^ Is m ore prolific In her n ew pledges of grèflt ftitisl jte JrdraR.ln the mnriret;^ ing-Good congregations were present Sun­ . nbuhdancc w hen w e renp this h arvest of If a city is growing thd 'Îwupàny. in His thoughts may then turn to love; G E O . A . D e C O T tE S day nt both the morning and night ser­ bound to be ndynneing nnd real estate, As our dear friend, we tip him straight. t ; Ilio crops1'n o w ,b ein g planted. Sanford is the best city In Florida. both county and city properly should be Right here in Sanford he’ll meet his fate. vices. Tlie pastor's text for the morning ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW —That's "We." No Iloodi¡wash awny property nnd stran-1 changing hands. The only way to sell was "Lej.thcm that love the Lord be ns Practice In State and Federal Courts gle lives jiere. No KlsinlC turbulence your property is by advertising. the sun.*- At.'night bis theme was "A Sanford. Ha Tire H erald I s today printing nnd cir­ Feast in The Wilderness" the bnsls for Wclliom Block ■sears our land with molten Inva, or swnlTake Spnfdrd ns an, example. Here is ;if____ idhsra up the affrighted populace. The dark n bunch of live, iinstling men who nre culating more pn|>cni to regular . f a id sub­ die discourse being the miraculous aWomlnoua clouds that threatened the constantly booming and building up the scribers thnn nny paper published in Or­ feeding of the 4,000 in the wilderness. ' oA . C. f l A R T ^ financial world have passed awny and our city. . They'fire ready and willing nt nil ange County; • ' Two members came fnfwnnl,by lottc/ at winter of discontcth is made glorious sum- times to give their time, money nnd en­ the morning service, "diristinn service SUR V E Y OR AND DRAUGHTSMAN . mer by these suns of Floridn. All of our ergy toward every movement to advance dial costs sqmething," will be the,subject Tlie newspaper njnn is air Iconoclast leveling and Cras^-Sectkinlng for Drainage tfcv. . , u Specialty *- blasted hopes are in the deep bosom of the city's interests. They nre wise to the because he sees tlie shams. hypocHsy and for Sunday morning services. S A N F OR D. . F L OR I DA tlie ocean burled. Our dreary marshes have fact that publicity is the only way to bring deceits of mankind and becomes per force The league meeting was well nttended been changed to delightful meadows, and Sanford into, the public eye and conse­ a cynic. Inst Sunday afternoon, a -large per ceht. life is full of mrc and radiant promise. quently the local papers will receive the* All that glitters is not gold to the jour­ of diose present taking p.irt. It was a BKF The world is ours, Tlie prices offered jintrontg^ due tlieui as public purveyors nalist. missionary meeting, nnd Mr.. A. R. Cbnp- T H O M A S E M M E T W ILS O N ■ .1 . . . for the products of our fallow land are of news. Tbq result is shown in the fact pell, fourth vice' president of the senior ATTORNEY AND COUNSEUJJR moat flattering and encouraging * to the that today our city is doing more business - With a street car line and brick.pavi.ug .lengue, wap in charge. -Miss Mary.wdlker, AT-LAW husbandman. Sanford is the garden spot in evcrYlIntnthan nny other city twice the on First street, our jnaln thoroughfare wilt first vice-president Of die Jntcrmedial* Seventh Judicial Circuit vt resemble tlint of a city five times as large. league, will.luml Sunday, and the subject Lair State'Attorney. Florida of the earth. *" '*• size In the South.•> , . *_ .W e hnve health that enn alone be found Farming lands and city property ^ b e ­ is; "Our cfinrge." , Ail • young people esRriidenoet. Sahford and Sylvan I-akr , In Nature's sanitarium. We hnve water ing sold every-day. Ait influx of new ^ ^ W WHAT THEY SAY OF llSk^ ' speelihly invited. Service begins at 4:00 I— ^ as pure and nectarine _______ ns the draughts ________ the people has set in and there is more tmlldo'clock. T O N S O R 4 A ^ -F A R L O R 8 I U-’. * odywere_YronLta.quair.ln-SPQhlvc [inglatMi^bnprovements m projjrea a iftA»Comment o f the State fhtrss on ^The Woman's *FViretgn ’Mtssfomny^StP glee. ever before. cicty will meet Monday afternoon nt 4:00 “ The herald" J. L. CARRUTHERS We have all the concrete blessings that Therefore to keep your finger upon the Dt Solo County New». o'clock, tho meeting. being in charge Proprietor a succinct statement might define, and it pulse of trade you have only to wqleh the The Snufopl Herald, with R. J, Holly ns of Mrs. P.’ .M, Elder, vice-president. All **-*. • tlol and Cold Balh*. is our pleasure and our duty to still further movement in the real estate. .The cities editor, has made its appearance. It looks members urged to attend. t , * ________ » ° this state of human happiness. x SANFORD that denote the grentest progress arc those good, talks good nnd will make good. FLORIDA « , Sanford must and shnll go ahead. It having the" greatest booms in properly Sanford uow has two of the livest papers Presbyterian has die sinews of war, it has tjie fire of nnd the "sand men" nre using the columns in the state. Success to this last venture Rev. J. F. McKInnlna. :Minor; morning aervlre, F RESH II; evening »erv 1er, 7:30: Salgtolh »ctinol, 9:30 a. youdi and die courage of its convictions. of the papers every time. of Pro. Holly. Ho did good work ut Or- in.; Hnini Mi Lnulln. SupL;.pray«/ m<«<in« Wed­ nesday, 7:IfO p. m. ItsjropertyvalunAjons nre c m ailynncing. Ji’-In Sarifonl—tliefe is something doing, lnndo, and will do the snme for the Celery The services at the Presbyterian church' l ^ T T ' A and everything moves along ns merrily as City, If diey stand by Tlie Hernid. last Sunday were well attended, and were 1 marriage bells. Put your shoulder _jo the In addition to the one thousand copies of an interesting character. The music AND wheel Be enterprising and you will win ■ ________ of T h e H erald of this issue disirihiilod Arcadia Chnnii'lon. In which the Presbyterian choir wns ably die king coveted price. Help yourself and TJie Hernid. Sanford's new weekly news­ thn>ughou|, Orange county, suvornl hun­ nsslsted by mcml)crs of. tho Baptist nnd God will do the rest. No risk, llo gain. dred will be sent to jiafties In the north­ paper. edited by R. J. Holly, has npjienreil. Congrcgntionnldiurches, was exceptionally A, sitting hen never gets frit. If you have It Is a twelve-page paper of approved ern state#, carry lug to, them Klorida'a latest AT * ■*• ghixir-ftitd marked nttcntiou .was given t . confidence in yourself, now is the time to tidings, the story of.' our -Vounty's pro­ five column size- oml remarkably neat the preaching. At night a noticc’ n tlo fftushow your metUe. Arouse to action! The typogrophicnllynnil bright editorially. We ductiveness, and why Sanford is destined J. I . A N D E R S O N ’S turfc of of the sendees was the large num­ time is ripe and we are eager for the fray. •■ - '• * i to bd&ne of tho state's most ini|iortant welcome The Herald to our exchange list . Tills vicinity is most prolifle with oppprtuand predict a successful career for this ber of men present.- All nro invited to cities. ’ *” the services next Sunday, which will be nitjes for money-mnking.und die moment , The. past six months for Florida and for youngest Florida fledging that jumps into of (lie usual character. ".la opportune. Our resources ore legion,* fame full grown# Sanflird have ^proven rnosf propitious and ' r nnd fortune^ which knocks .hut onoo at weli warrants the feeling that both nrc Kluliprnee Gaistte. Consulting Mechanical Elrst Baptist . every, man's door, is now loudly knocking entering upon nn era df prosperity. Cr The first issue of the Sanford Herald, Rev. J. W. Perry, 'bailor: Sunday morning te r »ervnt*(ttr'itate. .Bid It welcome. Nothing can stay the rapid advance of withMrrR. J. Holly jas managing editor, Ire. II;evening »ervlcr 7:30: SaUunb achooT. 1M45 ■ —■ W-- ■■ *a. m.; K. R. Murrell, Sum.; prayer_ -meeting evei - _ ---- every Sanford. " Friday, 3 p, has been received and contains twalvo Wednesday, 7:30 p, mp; V, W. A flr»t "CLEAN AND D ID N ir^ D "«» ' Around Sanford is the real vegetable pages. It is a good ;taper, n splendid in.; Y. M. i la»l rtkíay. 3 nr. and P ra ctica l Machinist Tlint is whnt one iff . Sanford’s most Rev, J. W. Perry returned yesterday growing section of tlie stntc. jjnomlnent citizens said of T ue H erald af­ paper; it reflects credit on Mr. Holly and from his vacation *n1Stl- w IIIt opeupf Ute •Gkpnijln-Matins'DetlghrEreetloh and Krp; There is on this whole planet no more on Sanford, and should-receive Uic-most ter he Ijpil&fiad the first issue. pulpit of tills , chyrch tomorrow nt both PALATKA. FLORII^A . t-n ‘ 1 -^Ctennnjid-i '•dignified11'is n good motto to tlCflUliy spof'thnn where stands the city liberal patronage from local merchant#. morning and evening services. No doubt follow, and we hofie that we may ever of Sanford, and the census reports prove A pn|icr such as The Herald is a town this to be a fact that cannot Ik* gainsaid builder, nnd the Celery City is fortunate the pastor will be greeted by n.lqrgc con­ keep "on that line of morality. ; * • . gregation. If it is life and health you want.'or a in Mr. Holly deciding to locate there. ^nd tlint expressed what T he Herald Is 11 striving to do— to make n clean and dig­ cltancq Tor profitable investnients; to Congregational raise vegetables at u profit that will make Tho Titusville Slar. Rev, R. R. Kendall, pqator: Sunday morning - - — nified press Id the "Celery City." ' " JEW ELER It; evening »ervlu! 7^0; prnyerYneellng . . Inerì lug all fanning you have heretofore seen but The first number of tho ifSnford Herald, »ervice. This paper,will strive lo give the news Wrdm »diiy. 7;:W;e in. ; SoMialli ■cliuul. ‘ ‘ — 10 a. rn of tills community without fenr or favor; child's pldy, come to .Sunford nnd the R. J. Holly editor and manngcr, lias betfn J. C. Lmmlnger, Superintendent It will publish all the news thuT ought to country sumJundlng it, nnd your fondest received. It is five column, twelvu-pngo. Holy Cross Episcopal well edited and well printed paper,‘and if lie printed, but It will in no case sink to holies on nil the above will be realized. MY SPECIALTIES: Rev. It F. Brown, rector: .Nun,lay morning wyvthe merchants and business men of Sam loe. 11-even Ins service, 7:30;SobUlh »chutl. U;4S yellow jourpallsin q nil publish to the out­ m.; U. F. Wtiliner, Supt; prayer inretlns. 7:30 Picksrd's Hind-Painted China ^ Iin ll We Have a Kindergarten T" is a ford possess the same |vide, ambition «. ■I \ • side world-scandals and utterances that p. m. y ■ Gorham'■ Sterling Silver query that-a correspondent toTitE Herald Und business ability that thetnanngers o will bring pain to anyone. ’ . . Roger«' Phted W riC^ this week makes to the people bf Sanford. The Herald hove shown U will live long Wc. will be "clean nnil'digniflcd." • Catholic I' Rev. M. Fox, rector; services cvrgy second nnd Certainly we should have a .Kindergar- and prosper and they will wax fat. Elgin and Wslthsm Wst-hrs fourth .Nondoy; cm Iy mass. 7 n. m.p mass nnd ser­ Lct those who love Sanford, and lliose j ten. The good accomplished by the late mon. 10 a. m. : Sundi ‘ ,9 “ jt. m.; vesper*, 3 Sunduy school, p. m .----who are alive to her welfare and prosper I Mrs. Mahoney in the early training of our Son Mnlro lirm. No-l.Vol. LofTJieSanford Herald comes ily say: ‘‘If we cannot junto Sunford nil j children warrants its continuance, nnd A L L f in n its ■C U A ri A N T M1: we want to, let us make her all we can.” it Is sincerely hoped some ’good woman to us tills week. R. J. Holly, formerly bucklo meet." Oudl publications'coot lots — __ £> Wjth'the nHialam-ALffurt—to-nmke—thrr|-mH tnke thlK tnTPoflnut mutter in hand nt with »he Keporter-Star, Orlando, is tlie of money. HoweyCrrsudi a ncws[in|>er is managing editor. most of every condition nnd .pause auoti unci. The support Is assured, a great credit to oqr county end we. sin­ Sanford is certainly to be congratulated cerely wish The Herald pll sorts of good point of advantage to appear In its' most favorable UghL we will feel, that we are I One of our oYdumgcs remurks that the on securing such n live wire to let the luck and gratifying success. Mr. R. J. doing all we can to not only make Sunford j'fir« issue of T he Hekako told more about world kpow what that'progressing town Holly, formerly of tlie Orlando Reportt*Park Avenue -•Phone Itti liold her own but putting her In die way Smjford than hnil beftnjn print.In the lost fs doing and if VoLl, No. 11sany criterion, Star is managing editor. He states that - of constant advancement. -«-*• |thirty Years. Our elty d c i«v e s It a ll and The Herald will do it to the queen's taste. he has surrounded himself with a number too roucti cannot l>e said about Tha many It's worth thousands to the low* and 6t competentjisa[4tama,.nmung whom is WE MAKE EVERYTHING KNOWN Under tlw editorial mnnogement of I advantuge^o/ a growing city like Sanford. county. May tlie citizens realize and ac­ W. S. Osborn, who is known to be one of Willis M. Ball the Tinws-Unlon Is ail A city Is judged by It's newspapers— cord The Herald the support if deserves. the brightest newspaper men in the state. . ' TO THE TRADE. The Item gets more information about We shall look each week with pleasure to tliat It should bo as a representative pa­ therefore it Is up to tha quill pushers to * 4» " per of tlie State of Florida, nnd no more keep the spirit of advancement on the Sanford In the first number than we have the coming of The Herald. Full Line of Lunch Goods. Candies,/ can it be said that a Georgia pa per does move. _______ ______ /______ £ Men lirtprint ir^ the past thirty years put together. more for Florida thnn a Florida paper. Ocala Banner. . * • -‘ Cigar» and Tobacco« The Tlmcs-Union is ail tliat can be ex­ ,■ The Florida Press has been most kind in Tlie first issue of The Sanford Herald pected of a state paper, while the editorial welcoming T he H erald among their midst, (JDtUen County Time«. lies on ourcxdkange table. In-typography The first issue or Tlie Sanford Herald page Is undoubtedly the best to be found ns will be noticed' in “ What They Say it is a model.-, 'As soon ua you sqan. Its ef Us.* in anotlier column. We ll" ,u*r-.t'n‘i comes lo our exchange table tills week tnoko-up and Its print you at once realize In the South. Willis Ball U a genius, — all gentlemen, and trust we merit nil the with Mr. R. J, Holly as managing editor. thM it Isg/he work of a master of Ids kMost mercfmnu would rath«r, at the end kind expressions o(. good will Later on If future issues come'up to tlie first, other trade, It shoes In every line that tliose A N D 'f e v . Ä . of a month, puy a big bill for advertising, we will review thea$ kind notices and give pa|iers In the state will liavqto^do better behind It take a pride In their work and and have an equal sum left la b&nk as tho eacli particular one the attention tliat it to keep In line with tills' new paper. try to exceL When we run across Os­ Success to it net pfoflti of the month. Uiau to pay a deserves. Again, we thunk you. born's name or one of Its staff we can at' small advertising bill nnd still hove but nn' once account for its excellence. The Gaiette New». Dayton». isSierof The puhlisTier of a weckly<J>ew»puiK:r In equal sum added to the bank balance.' Sanford's new rnawspapa«i The Herald, paper would reflect credit on George BurnFranoaanuounces»bat henoehsth tlie , R O O M 2 0 that is jtmrsbout the Way I t nsuni: made fls 1nltift'appearancelast Saturday. side'hi Ills palmiest doVi —V " ' ,---- ~ journal■ will be printed on-poisoQuus fly ■works. __________________^ The Herald is a clean sheet' and filled.to Upstairs, Pico Block.. paper, so tliat Its readers will receive add­ St Petersburg Independent the brim with bright scintillations from • Will some "friend of tlie family" please ed value after the contents or tho publiThe Sanford Herald, R. J. Holly, editor, the pen of its able editor, K. J. Holly. hold a mirror to the mouth of tlie Hcarstitlon have been perused. arrived yesterday in a neat 10-page, 5Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p.m. BP. lodependent Corpse- now [using as a na­ Ofunge'Cataty Cltiiqn.-' coiumn bundle. Holly's new* paper is as AND tional candidate, to see If tfkere are any Editor Harris of the Kissimmee Gazette We have received the initlul number of neat as a pin, ably edited, and interesting! Saturdays 4>b 9 p. m. signs of life T Is booming his city as it was never boom­ Tlie Sanford Herakl. It is a twelve-page, In every department "In Sanford—l i f e It will take an effort b> galvanize die ed before and hq will get results fr^n five column publication and-Is a gent In' s Worth Living." Is tlie slogan pot forth body politic and thrust new life into the such energetic efforts. Every issue la a every respect# In fact, It seems to US to by this paper—sort of holly w eath —re­ S t r a n d /* 0 W e lc o m e r j . - .L t uCtUZr* j boplt for KIsuinmii <•. be too lilgh-gru»le to "make tongue - and minds one of Christmas and good cheer. — .. . ►♦♦♦♦•><•+♦+4 l , í y » liwTnl t !* THE SANFORD HERALD RESUME or CHURCH G R O C E R IE S Geo. A. Nain, B.S..M.E. E N G IN E E R Henry M c L au n jir - ' Spencer’s Bakery ÊUif, !» * Library Free Reai r> : / �J* •- <S* •V*t- 1.» SfPttmbtr 5,1908 THE IN AND ABOUT THE CITY Wnde, the lunar, Orlando. tiiB Herald's 'plwnc Is No. 148. Give the nows to the Herald. L Fresh Florida merits at M. A- Speer’s! U ty c Happenings— M entio n Of | ln^et c8Umote» fro"‘ Pcl»on U s e printM a tt c r s In Brief. i a. 1 N. F. Yowell & Co. I New honey in 'quart jnrs, 3(j cents per qunrt, at M. A. Speer's. Complete line of pipes Just received, M. M. Smith has 1,000 acres of celery Chus. Evans. land. Sold^oa easy terms. reftSONAL ITEMS Of INTEREST jl, 8^AJ^ ' ' S hMre,“™ l,rtm“ '’lsl' wv-> %••}•-y-.,v -4- vi When you hnvc on Item of news call 'phone No. 148. *. Mrs. W. C. Mott is vlslUngTiisr. son. Mr. C. I. Molt In Jacksonville this week. Wrtdc-’makes frequent trips.lo Sanford. Step Into Mrs. G. L,TnKli^h’s lunch room 1Write him nt ¿Orlando. and Ret h Clip of Rood coffee. Five cents. Summary of the Floating Sm all Talk Sumner's XXXX Hittter, 33c ixiuinl, 3 Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Messenger visited sW ln ctfii.A rran ied ’ for.lliir* relatives in Tilrnpa the first of this week. tied Herald Readers. 1 Furnisher! room forrent.rfver Newlan’s Full line of feed nnd fertilizers. QdiHiMonday ^ I prug «tore. Inquire up stnitf. \ __{ Jy.nnJ Pficc right, Smiford Grocerv Co. is tabor Day **‘ - ~ 7; — The best line of cigars In the city, is dis* ScihT your*shirts, collnrs mid cuffs to the And n National Holiday. Celery City Stetjm Laundry nnd they will Remember 1 The bnftks will lw qlosetl. |pcnsed at Billie Hand's place. ‘ ^ Many Sanfordites took advantage of tlie look ns new. , ArifTim^0 subscriber to T he H eraldT |cheap excursion to Tampa Inst Monday. The Westminster; the 1^1 bicycle made 1 Nine Hours per day. Snead & Venable. | ____ _____ __________ . . o. i i tted ten; Just the thing this hot weather. for the money.. See ‘them nt Harry . J. \Vitv,„iV - i,i .< 1 ------------- — -----—■ The famous O-TPidT smoker at Charles Mra Tnkn8h-B ,unch ¿ppoilte (,eiK>t. Wilson's. . *;'■ .* « Copies of Tiio Herald can he obtained Kvans. ______JBc4innlng4dominyr thc 31st. Snead & See a A. Reed for furniture nnd piano Venable will work nlne hour8 f()r dny.# ot Miller's news stand, corner of Park ave­ nue nnd First street. moving. i * ' * I WOfkJ. C Snead bairreturned from n business Mr nnJ Mre •D L Thrasher and doughMisses Ido and Isabel Simon left for irip to Atlanta. . I ter returned Thursday from u tripto|xdnts Cedar" Keys Tuesday' night. where they will spend their vacation. See Pell for paper hnnglng. New fall in the East, patterns Just In. I j l)8j arrived— pears, peaches, gunvi* mire», eotlon im i and unralxi-d colinu area ,r„r duci wlicthfr naturai of artiftclnl produci, (he«uniiI Harry j. Wilson spent Sunday with his I ({rapes, limes and leiqons. • Sanford Gr brina knnwn n» minrumini frrtillirn. Topurchair, Icnso or Otherwiuacquirr fondi nnd yife and children at Scnbreczc. eery Company. ijuUtlinjU in tuli »late? or dttwhem lor iht rfrrtlon irhtnKIiviirumi ttf ri r ine scven-ycnr-old mare nrid good l Horn sandwich, 3 écrits; Mrs. Taknsh'a Special values in Indies'waists, (¡owns, huRRy nnd linrness for sale. Bnrgnin. fejTjch room, opposite the depot. underskirts, corset covers, etc. MettinWT M. Dickens. Harry Wray wnd wile went to Tampa gcr’s, next to jwsioflicc. , last Monday oit’ the excursion, Mr. and Mrs. H. U. Hitz nrc n({nln occu­ , Not-n-hole hnlf hose, Runrauteed for nix pe your bëst coffee, Ret'Y ale or Purl- pylng a room at the home of Mrs. A. J. muntila, $1.50 hnlf dozen. MctUiiger's. noxt to (wstofficc. • • mn-nted. Sold.by Sanford grocery Oo. -TSlrrine, on Pnrk avenue. : ’ • . Mr. and Mm. N.-H.Garner have returned Those who anticipate building will save T. E..KinR, a former Sanfurdltc, wns in. idler a pJeasanl^>uUng at ML Olîvé. N. C. I money by gi vlnff us their contract. Snead town Ibis wee-k, returmiiR Tuestlay tq hla tiunio in St. AuRustinc. Wltcn yim Want a toothsome steak, ' 4 Venable, New line Dress Ginghams and Shirtings Just rcccivpd^Jargc stock Cheese Cloth and Yellow Cotton for Seed Beds I-owcst,prices prevail * ;' M W e carry a full line, of Gçnt’s Furnishings N. P . Y o w ell & . ì D rin k a B o ttle of T. H. Barlow hns returned from n short We nmkc plans and iqiccificntions linci rooked just'ri ({lit. visit BillielTtind's place. Fresh lino 6f National Biscuit Co.'* Roods, |triP to points in North Corolinn. His fain- do firat-clnss work dif.aner-Uum-mivl»txiv4— Snead flt Vcnnbter murn«d-witb-hiim—---------- — —■ I else. S W f t V | | V lH | iy V-v 9 jf .«* ■ »# . . . « ** j » ua Roller Kind Floor fresh from the mill. n « lulre the.eiseiUlal ininxlirnt». ttitmical*. cumnoncr i\iiir i lour, irean iromme mm. ,«)u nc|, nm| „ nv tiiloil^r nrtT»fury nnk-irinr grocery. ' * • Best flour on the market. . Get-It nt M. A’ ¡»'"Pound» to be u»«l in the niamifanurr ol IrrliA. MelvinTrncy. re{>rcscntInR the Timcs- i 0m . “J luer« of all kinds, lo be used a» fertilirtr» known .a> enrmaerciat (ertltiura, Unlon, mpdc this ofllce a pleasant call opfcer 8. To.tlW.Plm'' cxieai « » the law* nf UiU itsle vjitt g in g e r a l e o r s o d a w a t e r ciiiunuu, rcnuiu./.i, ot,„iuiu, ¡»eil, qxtm L. B. Philips spent Sunday with his wife yesterday., r consomme, iKmlllon, nnd other soups served Dread and milk, crackers nnd milk, milk and fliildren at Seabreeze, and they re­ Manufactured with [sire distilled water— they will prevent illness, aid promptly nt Billie Hand's place. turned home wtth him Monday night. |’ toast and other dairy dishes, at Billie digestion and give you health — Connected with this pa|>er is a printing E. A. Hcflicld Co. will accommodate you Hand's place. _____ * wings H. Wright of Ocoee Is the latest In any kind of trade in tjiB household. office capable of producing .the highest T h e S a n fo rd C o c a C o la B o ttlin g C o ., S a n fo rd , F la . grade of office nnd society stationary. addition to the workinR force of the {»nn- Will buy, sell or exchange. N. W. Nnnch. a prominent merchant of Ford Massey of Dawson, Springs; Ky„ foul postofllce. • Seedl»ed covering. 7c. Rrnde for Cc; 9c. representing the cash carrier system, spent Pnlatkn, was In tlie city Mondny, visiting ills huHhcr-in-Jnw. S. A. hJmmis: guide for*7Me, in 200*yard lots. -Mettin- a few duys in llic city this weak. - , Delicious ice cream, the best made, at Sfbak. hnm and eggd. pork mid beans ger'g, next to (lostofllce. a Mrs. G. L. Taknsh's lunch room, op|Hisite umf other toothsome articles, at Mrs. G. L Tim legion of friends of Geo. H. Fcrnnhl are pleased to Rreet him aRnin on our Taknsh's luncii room,- opposite the depot, Pico Hotel nnd the deporr* riRST CLASS CRATE MATERIALS Santord, Fla. Underwood and streets after a two week's ¡linens. • ‘ . Mr. pAtillo, a profpinont cltizcn of Osw . Mr. nnd Mrs. W, A little money now und n little now nnd teen, passed tlirough Sanford Tuesday on daugiiter, Miss Kale, took ndvantuge of then is the way to buy celery land. Sec his way to DeLand,-_for n business en­ the excursion to visit Tnmjm. Monday. gagement. Ice-«»Id sweet milk and buttermilk and M. M. Smith for particulars. ulV the {xipulnr soft drinks will he found • The accommodation methods, nnd low Supt. J.C. HigginR returned home Wed­ ai W. H.-Hand's. prices of E. A. He ill eld Co. is what keeps nesday night from a visit to Mt. Clemons, them busy all the time. Any tiling for Furnished cottage of five or six rooms Michigan, and points la the Enst. any home. is desired by a party who wish lo reside The cheapest and best place to get fur­ here. Rent must be reasonable. Apply John Plnxcoc who'hns beenspqpdiughis Full L ing of Grade‘ Ci^nrs and Tobaccos _ niture, iron, beds, - springs, mattresses, nLTheJJernld office, or Jphonc 148, ynentiqn with hisJirotherJlT tiunfOnL .left crockery, china, eta, Is otE. A/Heflleljl Co’s * ' f ' f" • *-T ' -* . ** 9 • . * ^ Agents for the Famous Thursday for North Carolina, where he After you have been to all the niher v Mr. Graves of (ffiefln U jpattiug Hid ma» oes to resumii hi's VolleR»l--wi)rk. contfactots, gel otir prices on the most trriol on the gudlnd fur a poltqge on Bye I,,.CLOVER H IL L BRAND BUTTER .• modern buildings or general repair work. Internationnl Stock Food, $3,50 jht corner of 1’aiinettd avemie nnd SevcnUi S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A * ' * bucket of 25 lbs. Costs you at the rate Sucnd &. Venable. street. m Best Fertilizers CALHOUN On Earth G.R. . C H A S . H. E V A N S Staple and of three feeds for a coqt, and keeps‘ stock Try the X Senator cigars %est nickle hculUiy. Sunford G»pcery Company. cigar in’ town. Sanford Grocery Co. Tlie Celery City Laundry lias iustullcd CoL Jos. N. Wliitnerhas gono on another updo-date pressing nnd cleunlng machin­ trip North. This time lie will visit New ery and are now prepared to do your clean York city u few days, pud from there will ing at rcusonnblc prices, Give them a go West, where lie will remain about two trial. weeks. O. A. Tally, is In the city lb the interest Wilbert brand canned 'vegetables, the of his Arm, the McCaskey Register Co. of finest packed, at Chns. Eyans. Alliance,,O. Mr. Tulley Is a former resi­ Ills many friends nrfe pleased lo see dent ot'Snnford und has o host of friends Rev. Mr. Davison in Sunford again. He iiv vh o are always Rind lo see him. p.will Be here for a few weeks till the open­ Now is the time to buy your sub-ir>ing of the Southern College, when he will Rnted land. Sec M. M. Smith. resume his.studies nt'thnt institution Uiiams of Nacogdoches Text ke u a kcASON.: Watch the work in lu^s arrived in tills city und with his fni progress, study our method nnd examine ily will make Sunford his future home the material 12060 square feet of sidtfMr, Williams'will be associated with uic tralk In 40 days. Something to It. iVqie Hcflicld Furnitug} Compnny. Oaatiactlng Company. 'Phone 00. E. H. Crux, who hns been ,assi>c^cd .Spencer'» Bakery, 'phaqe 106. Free with the Heffleld Furniture Company for ««lie to house delivery, Uie past few mqnths. has resigned his |*>^The Volusia county prisqfiors under Turn siBn and has accepted un offer pf T. If. Boon arc steadily working on the laddie Barldw for Uie management of his {lucking mad from here to. tho lieacli, and araiienr house in Orlando tlie coming season. Owwn at present. It is t6 bo hoped that The Comfort Cottage Is under new man­ ™er * |!l pertnanenUy fix tlio pruiri'e just agement, Mr; J. J. Conners of Richmond, wifcimd die river, bo It will be passible In Ind., having taken charge Tuestlay. Mr. wet nr dry weather. _ I Conners Is. also proprietor of Stone Island ..7 1Ueffield Co. is at the same old stand fn Lake Monroe, which he proposes to p j“1 eg more goods than ever. The people I under immediate cultivation. 1 t ». Imst place to go to. ’ By competent sworn officials, the Wcw!' of w e l l * “ 7" ° “ P1**®1* 111 force tiuTl* ’ llccomPb‘ be<l mechanics, to ° 1*?4> ,nlrocbng Company is*prcpared classes of work the closest cslinI!!ikiC!in8i>lent w^ ‘ flrst-class meclianlcs «M High-grade materials. Try us; we can 7 .,** 1116 RooJi. Ofllce witV Murrell & as ku Springs water, to its degree of mlneralizutlon, has been'eiassed with tlmt ofthe Great Bear Springs mid Poland Springs walec-. Everybody going the iiuxmligii't nights next week to try lr. W. M. Plaxco has retBrpcd from a visit to York county, Soutlt Carolina. Mr. Plax­ B ^ £ k ! ,le rcal estatejrrokers. P - co was delayed several days on his return -account of thc great floods lirtite Cnre **T" P- Murtlndulo and sons, who are olinas. Mes. Plaxco will remain several tnivi ce,crT culture and general weeks in Jacksonville, tlie guest of rela­ gS ** " nun« ^ w Corner," are re- tives. u 10 *WVc wi.Ui them Mrs. Martlndale , W. n. d w ^ iu , wjw is .. In ... cliqrge of the A. Stafford, nnd M daug,lter\Mr*- LTA. Staffcy weU-drivihg depmunent of R. E. Hill, re_. /®**lfey, who arrived Tlmrsduy ports business as flourishing. ‘ He Is now 'hm Shirley. Indi Theyw 1 accompanied engaged in completing a big contract on if Alexandria, wells for Chicagu people on Cumcron o'yeAH will make tJieLr i« with Mr. |nue, about three miles from towir. and Is moeting with great success in eviry well. giveal, Capt. K. S. Murrell is having plans made for o modern eigi\t..ruom house. W. G. Hummoiul is the architect, and assiHiuas he finislics (lie plans construction workwill be commenced. The large quantity of sidewalk that the I’ ojie Contracting- Company is putting down is self-evidence tlfht their walks are the best, and tlie price is right ; they are guaranteed. ’Phone 60. •’ . Fancy W . J . T H IG P E N Groceries & COM PANY A G EN TS Général . Fire ' ” M j j en»- ' Ortica with HOLDEN REAL ESTATE 'tio^ ^ S a n fo rd , -^Fine-line of oigars, tolxuxxis, |ii|ies, tke.r at the Sunford Grocery Qmqiany. haiKll tTuiiaiTi <loy I,r Aujiu«l. A. P. 11)08. T. 1!, IUhjiw ■•- ' - - Ç ''Ç .*,r T . V 1"* F lo r id a W . H. H A N U Ì M M W j'WNSON Wilne*»c»:- . Oli urie;. Ifedii'W.'- H C. Maxwell Fall planting- Ib njipronching. M. M. Spiilli will sell you hiud.uu easy terms. * ^ a b st-’s, G e l e b ra t eJd M e a d Jna W. Owens, chief i-terK of the passen­ ger dc|iartment of the Atlantic toast LiiiS with hcqdqunricr» u{ Savannah, Go., wus In tlie city Thursday on husiness connecteil with the road. Capt. Owens has many friends here, ho having formerly resided in Sunford, and was connected with the old Plant System. \E. E. Bennett of College Corner, Ohio, is -1 in the oity this week looking nt Uie Sail; ford proposition of growing vegetables. Mr. Bennett was grentl? surprli&T'ut Uie rapid strides of progress on every side in our city and stated to Tlie Herald scribe that Sanford's irrigation was the finest proposition he find ever seen. He will locqte here in U|e near future, nnd will bring down some, more gixxi people with him,. — ------- ------- ^ . ' Mr. A. M. Stead of Enterprise, wns In Sanhxd a short time Monday morning, going“ from liere'to ■Ifdtd'i SlAlIOri' oiFTBe East Coast railroad, for Uie purpose of de­ livering a chock for $10,000 to Mrs. Saltle C. Carter,* fids was Uie'amount of insu­ rance carried in the Stale Life of Indiana on her late husband. Harnle A. Carter, a prominent citizen of Hint place. Mr.,Steaij is Uie represcntaUye of Uiis company, and the ¿heck was sent to hlm/rom headquar­ ters to deliver to Mrs. Carter— Sunford items In TWita-Unlon. ~ ■ ’M j ï ■ •V . ,*'*! . »- . ■' ‘ - ' * j Ci^irs ami Tobacco * - . - QUICK LUNCH C AFE v . . * * .. * i V IN CONNECTION* * WELBORN BLOCK .- 1 ’ .• 1 The Florida Fertilizer Co. ’♦ . . i as m • - ■ Best Bran'd of Fertilizers . .. . * for Florid^growers Twenty Ycark o f Experience with Florida Crops lia s Demonstrated tpa U o rtli * f Uur Fertilisers — -*— ► —» - » - » « i « , A SPECIAL BRAND I OR EVERY CROP / .; »¿.W'f- * . - ■ ’** ; • T h e F lo r id a I F e r t iliz e r C o . j. a. takacb . A i« t « A ftrC R D , F L O R ID A 3 ■t: - d vii �■■ SANFORD HERALD Hr __ rl : ALWAYS.SOMETHING DOING IN SANFORD . • -♦< ' - wU tr. - * - « A -■THEYR-E AFTEn HIM -r ,. ••• , ... ,-/•. -x v . * '• r ;? - ' : EEHM SS9QBB IN SANFORD CHURCHES The Orlando Reporter-Stnr in n late is­ Wlien Gilchrist sits In'the Gov'nofs ¿Unit The girls will come from everywhere, sue note* Uie volumniouu advertising nc Early nnd late PublUhtd Every Safurday Uomini ■« Sanford. FU. corded'Tlir. Herald by the renl estnte men Where Devout of the Celery A-conxingTntc R. J. HcmÌ y , Manmlng Editor______ in particular anil remarks ti^nt in Orlanilo To Give,them Gilchrist for ornate. I City Worship Tomorrow. —AJficksonville Times-Union. Subscription Prldc.'fl.OO ■ Year In Advance the renl estate dealers are /either dead or When Gilchrist gets to Tullahnsscc, Enured ■« wcond-cl«»* null nutter August 22,K,< sleeping.' There'll be no chonce for any lassie, ,*'1808, st the PoeioWce « I Sanford. Fin There Is more truth than poetry in this RESUME Of ALL CHURCH EVENTS “under -Act of March 3rd, 1879. For mother denr“and sister sweet thought, and Tiic lira a m i rises to remark Will moke the lassies nil retreat Office Flrat Floor Inatto Btob«p Block, Flral Street that In every growing city you can always —Mrs. A, T. Foss, in Punta Gordo Herald. TytapUone So. MO- —- ■—find the renl estate men using plenty of Those Religiously lnWhen Governor Gilchrist takes Iris sent o r lilteresl dined—S u b le ts of Discourse* printer's Ink, not only In the local papers Qinnnlnfl lasses nhd maidens sweet . ^SANFORD. FLORIDA. "SEPT. 5. 1908 Will nt once'begin hut in advertising matter of nil kinds. for the Sabbath. His heart to win T t lf SPLENDID NEW ERA I Now It may be that property is not n » p.ilot. of Om CKutthr* Id »h. City • « Fjrwdy And nil the damsels fair know not retreat K#<|Mited to bring or w»d jVil Aot>»»»«rr-nll Let us Inaugurate the now era of prosg moving In Orlando, or that the real estate —Leesburg Commercial. odwr Church N»w to till« oBemool bln lh«o Thundoy pcrlty which landowning upon fJnnford dealers hnve notfiinguo offer since Orlando When Gilchrist sees the Tribune girls, •flttBoon. *' r hns attained it’s natural proportions oqd with an enthusiastic spirit. Fortune smiles laughing, pretty, with clinging curls. Tlrst Mettyxtlst .. -upon us and let us take advantage of for­ is not likely to grow. It'll settle the matter for good nnd nIY— Rev,.*B!*B. Swe«L*pa»iur: church^orner Park pnrsonate, corner M«gFor beauty will answer'll»« -'lection call. «venae «nd Fifth ■»tnjet: At any rote the Reporter-Star certainly tune's smlies They are ours—ours to en------ “ ■ Mrtct; •phone 254. noUs «venue nnd Seventh "Thnt.8 Uif" vice, Jiflr; ours to bask In. Tlte cornucopia lias a kick coming, for if renl estate men Sunday morning «srvlce at II; ... evening - - - - - - ter „ u -^Tnmflii Tribune. 7“ 7:30; Sunday ociKJot. u A. aclioot. m 8:40 a. IB.! m.; JlW, Jna K. Methangs, propitiously.* The goddess of plenty nrqjiot using space in the pa pep-there; Epworth League, (I;3<) Sunday evenWhen General GUchrlst becomes our “Gov." tlngcr, Supt. is more prolific in her new (gedgeaof great must bo a drag In tho market. tag. . Good congregations were present Sun­ If a city is growing the property is Ills thoughts may then turn to love; •' abundance when we-fenp this (inrvcst of day at both the .morning and i^ight ser­ bound to l>o advancing nnd renl estate, As our denr friend, we tip him straight, die crops now being planted. Right here In Snnford he’ll meet hl| fate. vices. .Tire pastor’s text for the mbrnlng both county nnd city property *liou)d_l>C Sanford Is (ho best city In Florida. -T h a t’s 'iWR." was “ Let them that love the Lord be as No floods wnsh away property and stran changing hands. The only way tn sell the .pun." At night Ills theme was “A gle lives here. No sqtsmlc turbulence your property Is by advertising. Feast in The Wilderness," the basis for ifc'T he * H erald is today printing* nnd cir­ Take Sanford as an, example.' Here l* sedrs our land with molten lava, or swal­ lows up the affrighted populace. The dark a bunch of live, hnstling men ‘ who pre culating more papers toREflULAR paid sub­ the discourse being the. miraculous and ominous clouds that threatened the constantly booming and building up the scribers than any pa|icr published in Or­ feeding of the 4,000 in the wilderness. Two members came forward by letter at financial world have passed away and our city. They pre ready.and willing at all ange County. the morning service. “Christian service winter of dlscontetn'lsmade glorious sum­ limps to give their lime, money* nnd en­ The newspaper *ry«H fs an •iconoclast that costs something," will be the subject mer by these suns o f Florida. All of our ergy toward every movement to advance because he sees the shams, hypocrisy and for Sunday morning services. blasted hopes nre In the deep txisoni of the city's interests. - They nre wise to tho Tlte league meeting was well ntlended die ocean buried. Out dreary marshes have fact that publicity is the only way to bring deceits of mankind and becomes per force Inst Sundpy afternoon, a large per cent, been changed to delightful meadows, and Sanford Into the public eye and conse­ a cynic. * *■ quently the local papers will receive the All that glitters is not gold to the jour­ of those present taking part. It was n life is full of rare and radiant promise. missionary meeting, and Mr* A. R. Chap­ The world is ours. The prices offered patrontgedue Mifem as public purveyors nalist. pell, fourth vice preaiiietU of the senior for the products of our inflow land are of news. The result is .shown In the fact most flattering and encouraging to the that today our city is doing more business -With a street car line nnd brick paving league, was in charge. Viisa Mary Walker, husbandman. Sanford is the garden f pot. in every lipe than any oilier city twice the on First street, our main thoroughfare will -first vice-president af ’lire Intefmcdinte resemble that of a city five times ns Inrgv. league,-will lead Sundtiy, nnd the subject she In tho South. o f the earth./ Is; "Our Charged* AH“ young people eft.W e have health that etui alone be found Farming lands nnd city |>ropcrty is be­ gpccinjly Invited. Service,begins at 4:00 in Nature's snnifarium. We Kove wiitcr ing sold everyday. A * Influx of new WHAT THEY SAY OLDS b'clock. ns.pure and nectartno as the drought« die pcapkUiasaat-li»-.«nd-there-ta more build ’ 0Pries* oh The Woman's Foreign.Mlsslonary-So. filed gods were wool tOJiUflff In IPQrtivc in g . amLjuiproYenicnls in. progress than C o ntin ent or the State clety will meot Monday afternoon nt 4:00 ever before. gfce.. -T h e Heraldo'clock, the meeting being in charge We*have all.tho.ebpcrete blessings that Therefore to keep your finger upon the the Soto County New». a succinct statetnent might‘define, and it' Ipo of trade you hnve only to watch the . The Sanford Herald, with It, J, Holly n» of Mrs. P. M,‘ Elder, vice-pres!dtyiL All Is piir p1casurq,and otft (July to still further ¡pvement in the real.estate. The cities editor, has made Itsnppciirnnco. It look* members jurged to attend. • this Btate of human fin pfilficss., I at denote the greatest progress are those ‘good, talks good nnd will makq-goori. Sanford must and shall go ahead. It having the greatest booms In property Sanford now hns two of the 11vest patters Presbyterian Rev. J. F. McKInnlun. paktor; inarntaS servire, lias the sjnewp of war; it hiis the ilre of and the "*nnd men" nre using the columns In. the slnte. Success tu this last.venture II: evening »ervlce. 7:30; SaUialh u-huil. 9:30 a. youth nnd the courage of lu convicUona. of,the papers every lime «— e lof Dro. Holly. Ho did-good work fit Or m.; Henry MeLaulin, Supt.; prnyrr meeting Wedneiday, 7:3(Tp. m. -. . Its property valuations are ever advnncl nj in Sanford— there is sometjilng doing. larido, arid will do the same for the Celery The services’-nt the fYesbyterianciiureh nnd everytfiing'moves along as merrily aj> City, If they stand by'Thc Herald. Inst Sundny were well attended, and were niprrlnge'hells. Put your shoulder to the In addiMon to Mie one thousand* copies of an interesting diameter. The. music wheel. Be enterprising and you will y of T he H erald of this issue' dhrtrlbuied AttaUto Champion. hi which thè Presbyterian choir wnjrnbly l the long coveted prise. Help yourself an throughout Orange county, -several hun­ The. Herald, Sanford's new weekly new s­ assisted by members o f thcr Baptist nnd God will do tb0*resr.* No. risk, - no dred will be.scht to* parties jn the north­ paper, edlted.by R. J. Holly, has appeared. Gopgregatlunal dmrehes, wasoxceptionally ~ A sluing hen never gets fat. JUrbfi have ern stoles, currying to them Floridn'slatest Ir is * a "twelve-pnio* paper of approveii good, and marked ’ attention was givt;n confidence in yourself, now Is the* time to tidings, Mie story of uur county's pro- five column size and remarkably neat el>ow your mettle. Arouse to action! The ducMvcness, and why Sanford Is destined typpgrophicaUyffnd bright editorially. Wc Mm preadting. A t nlghta noticeable fea­ time ja ripe nnd we are eager for the fray. to be one of Mie state’s .most Important welcome Ttie Herald to. uur exchange-list ture of-of the^crviccs was the large hum /This vicinity Is most prolific with opportu oltles. nnd predict a successful career for this her of nfen present.* All are iovited to Mm sciAdces Sunday,, which will-be nitirs for money-making and the moment The past six months for Florida and for youngest Florida fledgiqg thut Jumps into Of the usual character. i*/tf* ^ .Is opportune. Ou^ resources are legion, fame full grown« » -V ,» - ■' ■ . ■ Sanford have (raven most* profriMous and' *• , . " nnd fortune, which, .knocks -hut „once at well warrants the feeling that both are KUklmmee Gazette. .. , First Baptist every man's door, is how loudly knocking entering upon nn era of prosperity. Rev.}, W^Pcfty The first issue of (IjOxSnIlford Herald, » Ior; Sunday morning n n at our gute,. Did it welcome.. V7:30; Sabiuith Ktavri, 9:4 Nothing can stay Mie rapid advance of wiMiMreR. J. Holly-asJnuuinging editor, a. nr.; *“ K.’ •n. ‘SluKSrs.' Murigli, Suut.; prayer ni«-tlug evrry Sanford. has been received and r^ i^ in ri ‘twelve WcUnrBdfl*. 7:30 p. m ; Y, V T A .flril Friday. 3 p, “CLEAN AND DIONiriCD"^ > Around Snnford is the real vegetable pages. It is a good (»riper, a splendid m.: Y , K j S. n«»t Friday. 3 p.m. • Tlint Is what qno of Sanford's most 'Rer* T‘ 10 — -------- yesterday ------Y. d, W. Perry returned paper; It reflects credit on Mr. Holly “aiul frojn lri^ vacation nnd will ocCppy the rpr6uil rioril*jii tlECnlTmld irf Tnt -JtatAtDa f­ growing.section flf the state, , There is on Mils wholtv planet no more oiidia ofonl, and should receive' tho most ter he had (read The first Issue.- - , / V pulpit^or this ichurdi tomarirow nt bdlli "Clean and dignifled" Is a good motto Ad healthy spot than where stands 'the city liberal patronage from local merchants. morning and evening services. No doubt follow, and we hope that we may ever bf Sanford, and Mie census-reports prove A paper such ns The Herald is 11 town the pastor will be greeted by a large con­ this to be n fact that‘con not tie gainsaid. .builder, and the Celery City 1» fortunate ketjp*on Mint line of morality. gregation. If it is life and health you wnnL or d' In Mr, Holly deciding to locate' there. And that expresses .what Titr Herald Is Congregational striving to do—to moke a clean and dig­ chdnce for iwoiUdblo investments*,"Jo Rev. R. R. Kendall. Malur: Sunday morning raise vegetables at a profit ¿bat wilMnake Tbe TUinvIlle Star. nified press In the "Celery City.' service. II; evening **rv__ foe,_____ 7:30;_ prayer meeting Tills paper will strive to give the news all farming you hnVa heretofore seen but • The first number of the Sanford Herald, .-Wednesday, 7:30 n. m.; SuMinth schuil, 10 J. 0. Fnsmtager, Superintendent. of this community without Tear or favor; child.'s -play, come to Sanfortl and the R. J. Holly editor and manngcr, has been lt will publish all the news Mint ought to country surrounding It, and your fondest received. «'It is five column, twelve-page, Holy Cross' Episcopal well edited'ant] well printed pa;>cr, nnd if be printed, but It will in no case sink tb hopes on all the above will be realized. Rev. U. F.- Brown, rector; Sunday morning serv Mm merchants and business hum of San­ toe. II; evi-nlng se/vlcr, 7:30; Sabbatil scbooT. 9:45 yellow Journalism and publish to Mie out­ m: a,F. Wbdiner, Supt.; prayer meeting, 7:30 ford possess tho same pride, ambition ». Shall Wc Have a Kindergarten T" Is a p. in. side world scandals and utterances Mint query that a correspondent to The II erau» and business, ability that the tnaqagcrs of will bring pain to nnyonc. * . p ' * Catholic. Mils werik makes to the people bf Sonfopi. The Herald have shown it will live long We Will be "clean and dignifled." g■ • Rev. M. Fox, rector; kervtoe* «very secund and Certainly we should hu'vo a Kindergar­ and prosper uiul they will wnx fuL finirti»Sunday; early1mass. 7 n. m.; mass and scr­ nuin. It) a. rn.; Sunday sellout, 9 ii. in.; vespers, 3 - Let Mtose whd love Sanford, nhd liaise ten. -The good (icconiplishcd by die late p. m. who are alive to her welfare and jiroaiier- Mrs. Mahoney In the early training of our San Mateo Item. No, L ^ol, 1, of The Sanford Herald eouics -Hy'aay; “If we rnnnnt mnkr Sanford nl children warrants its continuance, and in.na thla waek. R J ., Holly, fomiwlv buckle» iiiih u " Snr-b puhlicaMazia oust lots -we want to, let us make her ajl we can. R is.sincerely ho(>ctl wane good "woman With the constant effort to* mfike the wilt take this Importiint matter In litjnd at with the. Reporter-Star, Orlandii.-ls jlie of money. Howiver; «jeh p jtcws(»ai»er is managing editor. w./. ' n grjst flgediirto our; county and we sIjjTmost o f every condition arid cause eadt once. The support Is assured. Sriliford Is certainly to be congratulated ccrely wlsli The Herald all sorts ef good point of .advantage to appear In Its mos( A N D R E W ATTORNEY*-AT-LAW .Practice* In 5« ' • sa M Federal Couru. * * M. 0. T. Uulldln*. G v, W, Phone 248. H A M M O N D : ARCHITECT m * • onice wlth.Murrefl & Minshew rico Moiri Block DRi R.~MTMASON :\ y j • DENTIST Welborn Block Phone 19* Sanfojd, Florida GEÖ. ATTORNEy D c C O T tE S and . COUNSELLOR, at U W . ITnctlco tn State nnd-Fedeml Courts • *-. * Welborn Block .Sanforjl/Hs—* a . c. H a r t S U R V E Y O R A N D DRAUGHTSMAN Level Ini and CroM-SccllonlnJ for Dtatnaje a Specially S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A T H O M A S E M M E T W ILSONATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR *• AT-LAW I *nr • I.Ble State Auorney Seventh Judicial Circuit of . Hot Idu Residence», Sanford and Sylvan Lake • T Q N S O R IA L PARLORS J. L. CARRUTHERS P4uprielor I lut and Cold SANFORD FI.UKIDA FRESH M p A T C X vJ AND AT J. I. A N D E R S O N 'S M - i« D O M T \ lC 0 » A • F l 3 i n « D , J a i F l , £ , ■. ..... ’ .C onsulting M echanical. K I- JOHNSON .E N G IN E E R / and PiracticaLM ftelm iifii Eiprn in Madrina Datlgn, Fraction ami Repair ' PAl.ATKA, HXIRIDA '— Henry McLauK n JEW ELER MY SPECIALTIES: Pickard'a Hsnd-Palnttd Chin« Gotham's Sterling Silver ■. Kogcia* Plated W«ra Elgin and Wsllhain Wslihn ALL GOODS GUARANTEED f 's Bakery — ludt and gratifying sucreis. Mr. ' . ■*. " -Oneof^our exchanges remaytai that Lh efùa j|?:||r^0^*l l l.r^ ", llvn U world know what that progresifing town IJoHy, fooneriy nl the Orlniido Reporterfirst Issue oQT'iig H erald tohl mqre about 10Ö Pîirk Âvenut Is doing and if Vot.t, No. 1i\any criterion. Stnr Is managing txlitor. He states that Sanford Hum had been In print in Mie Jast The Herald Will do it to the queei/s taste., he has surrounded himself with a number Milrty years. Our city deserves It rilL and too much cannot be said About the many U*b worth. tltoim^ndacAo <tlc town mid of.competent assistants, rimArig' whom h Wt MAKE EVERYTHING KNOWN ’■"UridcF- the ctlitarial management o advantages o f a growfflg city like Snnford. county. 1May- tfie citizens realistripd^c- W. S. Osborn, vHto is known to be one of , TO THE TRADE Willis M. Hall.'"the Times-Union is al A.pity is judged by It's newspapers— oord The Herald Mie sup|x»rL it’ deserves. the brightest newspaper men In the.state. The Item gets more information about We shall look each week wiMi pleasure to that It should be as a representative pit therefore It Is up to Mia quill puslters to * per of the Stnte'of Florida, and no more t a p the fplrll of advancement on tht?' Sanford jn the first number than we have the coming of The Hprpld. *. Full Line of Lunch Goods, Candies*/ seen in print in the past Milrty years put c«n It be Bald that a Georgia paper does move. 1 together. more for Florida than* a Florida paper,- • Cigars and Tobaccos Ocala Banner. The Florida Press has been most kind in ■Tlte Times-Union is all that can be exThe first issue of- The Sanford Herald r_(keeled of a state paigcr, while Mie editorial welcoming T he H erald among their midst, Godoen County Timet. lies on our exclwngc table. In typography 4 - + + ♦ + + ♦ + + ♦ + ♦ + ♦ * ♦ ♦ ♦ * * * -V++++'’ Tim first Issue of The Sanford Herald (tuge Is undoubtedly Mie best to be found os will be* noticed In “ What They Say It is a model. As soon os you scan lu of Us," in anoDier column. We Miank you comes to our exchange table this week moke-up and iu print you at oricc realize in Mie South. Willis Bull h a genius. all. gentlemen; aiid trusT we merit all Mm with Mr. JL J. Holly as managing editor. that it Is-the work of a.master of his I—' , —e * |Y If future Issues come up to Mm first, other hunts wouldrnther, 01 the end kind expressions of good will. Later on Most trade. It oboes in every line Mint those ' _ AND papers in Misstate will have to do better of a'*moiTMi. puy a big bill for advertising, we will rdVicw these kind notices and givebehind it take a pride in their work and to, keep in line withwthis new puper. and have an cqual sum left in bank as the each |»articular one tits attention that it try to excel. When we run across Os­ Success to i t deserves. Again, we thank you. n * net profits of Mm month. Mum to pay born's name as one of iu staff we can at bz l advertising bill and still have but an opce account for iu excellence. The Uaxelte New», Daytons. , ' The publisher af a weekly newspaper in oquol sum . added to Mie bank balance Sanford's new ,news(»aper, Tim Herald,’< paper would reflect credit on GeorgeHurnROOM 20 France announces that henceforth Mie And that ts Just about the way it usually * * , * . “* *v_ made its-lnltitl appearance last Saturday, side in hit palmiest days. journal - wlU -I m -(■ ifiled on“poisonoas fly­ ’“w ork i' —-f— The HcraUTl a cleu n alieeT and "filled *to UpstalirsVPfco Block paper, so Miat Its readers will receive add­ ’i Mie brim with bright sdnUUaMons from St. Petersburg Independent. Will sot^p “friend o f the family" please ed value niter the coutents of Mie publiThe Sanford Herald. R. J. Holly, editor, Mie*pen of Its abje editor, R. J, Holly. hold a mirror to the mouth of the Hearst- ■cutlon have been perused. arrived yesterday Tn a neat 10-page, 5Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p.m. ludependent Corpse, now posing os a naOrange County Citizen. *" , column bundle, Holly's new paper Is as AND Uonal candidate, to see If there are any We have received the initlaf number of neat as a pin, ably edited, and interesMngl Editor Harris of the Kissimmee Gazette Saturdays 4 signs of UfeT s bgpmiug Iris city as U was never boom­ Tim Sanford Herald. It is a twelve-page, In every department "tn Saniopl—Life It will take an effort U> galvanize Mie ed before and he will get results from five column publication and is a gem In Is Worth Livfng," la Mie slogan put forth ' politic and Ulrust new life into Mm such energetic efforts, Every Issue is a every rcspccL In fact, it seems to .us to by Mils paper—sort of holly w reaM w e\Vel codie * ' death. be too high-grade to "make tongue and ntinds one of Qiriatmaf and good cheer. boost ■ il» t:. V; F \ -v*. l v ’ I*-/ ; - r r .- v ^ r - —favor«Lde right, wg will ii»ul Mdtt - we ere doing all wc can to not only make Sunford hold her own but pujMng her in the way of constaht advancemenL „ . ’ ■ —— -----* .------- Sanford Library Free Reading Room �V: •'¿¿Air * M ' f STTf ' » i w 5 *%—Í* * -Wf * — tember 5,1908 -THE- SANFORD HERALD Ilf ANDABOUTTHE CITY Wade, the tuner. Órlando. *• Give the news to the Herald. ' fítr Herald's 'phone is No. M8. Frcslt Florida meats Át M. A, Speer's. Little Happenings—Mention of Matters In Brief. *■ PERSONAL ITEMS Of INTEREST — i « r w" Bf the Floating-Sm oll Tnlk Succinctly Arranged for Tlur- * rlcd Herald Readers. Mondoy is Labor Dny • And a Nntlonnl Holiday. * . Remember I The b'nnks will 1» closed. Are you n subscriber to T»ir. HkkaloT Nine hours per day. Snend & Vennble. The famous O-U-N-O smoker nt. Charles Evans. See a A. Reed for fuihlflirc nnd piano ni'iving. —J. C. Snead has returned from n business trip to Atlanta. See Pell for paper hnnftinft: New foil patterns Just In. Harry J. Wilson spent Sunday with his wife nnd children n't Seabreeze. —’ Ham sandwich. 5 cents; Mrs. Tnkash's lunch room, opposite the depot. Harry Wray and wife went to Tampa last Mondny on the excursion. For your best coffee, gel Yale or Purltan-nted. Sold by Sanford Grocery Co. ❖ 4* •><••><••;• When you hnve n’n Item of in-ws call 'phone No. M 8. * .V Get estimates from Pell.on hóuse prim­ New honey in quart lu s , 30 cents per fluart, at M. A. Speer's. • ing. • , ' Complete line of pipes just received. M. M. Smith lias 1.000 acres of celery Chas.. Evans. ■>.; land. • Sold on easy terms. I N.P.Yowell& Co. G. A. Radford has returned from n visit Mrs. W. G. Mott Is visiting her son. Mr. to Wnycross, Ga. C. L Mott in Jacksonville tKTs week.’ Wade makes frequent trips to'Sanford. Step Into Mrs. G/L. Tnkash's lunch room Write lilm ak Orlando. nnd get a cup of good colTce. Five tents. Sumner's XXXX Butter, 35c pound, 3 Mr. n*hd :Mrs..G. W. Messenger visited pounds for SI nt M. A. Speer's. relatives Jn Tntii'pa the first of tfd« week. Furnished room for rent over Ncwlnn's E'ull line oLfced nnd fertilizers. Quali­ drug store. Inquire up ntnirs. ty nnd prlco riglit. Snnfortl Groccrv Co. The treat line o f Cignrs in the city ¡«dis­ Send your shirts, collars and colTs to the pensed nt’Billie Hand's plnec. Celery City Steam Laundry nnd they will rt Many Sauforditcs look advantage of the look ns new. cheap excursion to Tampa Inst Mondny. The Westminster, the best bicycle made Iced tea; Just the thing this hot weather. •for the money. Sec thorn nt-Harry J. ( Mrs. Tnkash's lunch room, opixisitc depot. Wilson's. Copies of The Herald can' be obtained ; Beginning Mondny. die 3!st, Snead & Venable will work- nine hours for day’s ot Miller's news stand, corner of Park avey • nue nnd First stroeL ^ work. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher nnd daugh­ ; Misses Ida mid. Isnlicl Pinion left for ter returned Thursday from a trip to points Cedar Keys Tuesday night, where they rill spend their vnention. In thc.EaBt. ** “ Just arrived—jicara, ponches, gunvi grapes, limes nnd ‘ lemons. Snnford Gr eery Company. New line Dress Ginghams and Shirtings _ { Just received large stpek Cheese Cloth* ami Yellov^ Cottan.. £or Seed Bed» Lowest prices j>rev ail W e carry ra full line of , Dry Goods,. Notions and * Gent’s Furnishings % N. P. Y owell 8c C o m p an y Hne seven-year-old mnre and goo<l Special values in' ladies' waists, gowns, underskirts, 'corset covers, etc. Mcttin- Imggy and harness for salé. Ihirgaln. W. M. Dickens. * gcr's, next to postofllcc. Not-n-holé half lioso, guaranteed for six Mr. and Mrs. H. 0. Hitz nrc ngnitr occu­ months, $1.50 half dozen. Mettinger's. pying n room nt the lióme of Mrs. A. J. next jo imstoflice. • - • Sirrme, on Park avenue. . r ~w~ I Those wlio anticipate building will save T. E. King, n former Sunfofditb' was in Mr. and Mg». N. f t Gamer have returned after a pleasant outing at*ML Olive, N. C. money by givinff us llicir contract. Snend town this week, returning Tuesday tq Ids home in St. Augustine. • . « .» _. _ t - - Wlicn you want n toothsome steak, .& _ Venable. We make plans'and Spcclfkntlons and T. H. Barlow lias returned from n short cooked Ju^fighL visit Billie Hand's place. du.first-clu&&-Wu{)L-vhun|*‘f-thntt -ftnxhrx1 trip to painU-ÍA.NorlbCurolina„r lliftfam­ Hne of Nntlonnl Biscuit Go.'agobds, else. Suuad & Venable:'-------- — ily returned with him. cathcr specialties, at K _ A l Spcct's Roller King Flour, fresli from the mill; grocery. Best flour oq the mnrkct. Get it ut M. A A.MeivinTrncy. representing the TimesSpeer's. f . Unioa. made this ofllce a pleasant call G IN G E R A L E O R S O D A W A T E R LHiacii, i«-a, VSxtail, L. B. Philips spent Sunduy with his wife yesterday.,•Bread and milk, crackers nnd milk, milk nnd children at Seabreeze, nnd they re-’ iiinsommeihaiiillmij and aiher solips served Manufactured with pure disUllcd water—they will prevent illness, old pruniptly nt Billie Hand's place. toast and other dairy disltes, aj. Billie turned home wtdi him Mondny night. digestion mid give you health Connected with this pn|>cr is a printing EL A.-lictlicld-Cu. will accommodate you Hand's place. Wings II. Wright of Ocoee is the latest in any kind of trade in the household? -oUlcft-'^fipabio of iwodueing the highest T h o S a n fo rd C o c a C o la B o ttlin g C o ., S a n fo rd , F la . grade of office nnd society stationary. addition to the working force'of‘tffc Snn- Will buy, sell or exchange. ,N. W. Nnncli, n prominent merchant of Ford Massey of Dawson Springs. Ky., (ool postodlcc. Polntkn, was in the city Mondny. visiting Seedbed covering, 7c. grade for Oc; 9c. representing the cash carrier system, sjient his hrothcr-indnw, S. A, Sluimis. a few linys in the city lids week. grads for 7He. In 200 yqnl lots. -MettlnDelicious ice cream, the best made, .at Steak, limn and eggs, pork nnd henna g«'*, nest to p o e t o f l l o e * • • — * ‘ — • -S Mrs. G. L. Takush's lunch room, opimslte nnd oilier toothsome articles, nt Mrs. G. L The legion of friends of Geo. H. Fernntd Pico Hotel nnd the'depot. are pleased to greet him ngnin on our Tnkash's lunch room, opposite die depot. FIRST CUSS CRATE MATERIALS Sanford, Fla. . Mr. Palillo, a prominent citizen of Os­ - Mr. and Mrs. W .’ ll. Underwood nod meets after a two week's illness. ! .* t * • •. v, • • daughter, Miss Kate, took advantage of V A little money now und n little now nnd teen, passed through Salford Tuesday on the excursion to vlsk Tnmprt. Mo¿$ay? then is the way to buy celery land. See his way to DeLand, for n “business en­ gagement „ . • Ice-cold sweet milk- arid Imttennilk and M. M. Smith for particular* . • .alV t|ic iwpular soft drinks will be, found The nocomipodntion metliods nnd low .Supt. J.C. Higging.rvUittiid .home Wed­ nt W. H. Hand's. nesday night from a visitfy Mt. Clemons, prices of EL A. Hcdleld Co. is what keejw • .• them'busy all the time. Any tiling for Furnished cottage of five or six rooms Michigan,' and points- iA the East. mi» home. •is desired by a party who wish to reside The cheapest nnd treat place to get fur-' here, -Rent must he .rcnsonublc. Apply ■ John Plaxeo, who has been s|iendiug Ids Full Ltlie o f H igh G rade-C igars and T o b a c c o s , nljure, iron beds, ’ springs, mattresses, • 4 # • % at Tltc Herald office, or ‘plione 118. vacation with his brother in Sanford. left * . > % crockery, china, etc.. Is nt EL A. Heflield Co’s Agents to/ the Famous Thursday for North Carolina, where lie After you have boen^.-to all the other Mr. Graves of Osteen is putting the ma­ goes to resume Ids college work. contractors, get our prices oil the. most C LO V E R H IL L B R A N D B U T TE R terial on lire ground fora cottage on the Intcmntionni-Stock Food..' 53,50 per modern buildings or general repair work. corner of Palmetto avenue and- Seyenth SANFORD, FLORIDA * * • Siieiid 8l Venable: r-—-— ~ — -----street. - bucket of 25 lbs. Costs you nt the rate Capt. K. S. Murrell is having plans made of three feeds for a cent, and keeps stock Try the X Senator cignr; best nlcklc for a modern eight room Admsc.. W. G. healthy. Sanford Grocery Company. cigar in town. Sanford Grocery Co. The Celery CiHj Laundry lias installed Hammond is the architect, nud as sqon ns CoL Jos.N. Whittier bus gone on another W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y up-to-date pressing nod cleaning machin­ lie finishes the plans Construction work trip North. This lime he will visit New will be commenced. . ery and nrc now prepared to do your dentil A G EN TS Y 6rk city a few days, and from there will ing at reasonable prices, Give them A , The llfge quantity of sidewalk that the West, where lie will remain about two Popó -Contracting Company is putting triol. * *■». weeks. , • O. A. Tally, is in the city In the interest down is self-evidence that their walks are WUbert brand canned vegetables, die of his firm, thó McCnskcy Register'Co', of the best, and the price is rigid; they are O llie « with HOLDEN R E A L E S T A T E CO. finest lucked, ot Clms. Evnns. Allinnctr, O. Mr. Talley is h forntcr resl- guaranteed. ’Plione (Ilk S a n fo rd , Hi* many friends nrffTlenscd to see dcnt.of Sanford und has u host o f friends ' F lo r id a Fino lio of qigars, Otbticco*. pipes, tktv, v. Mr. Lfovison in Sanford again. 7 He here who are always glad to see him. .• at the Sanford Crocery Company. % '* • Ube here foraTew weeks till the open­ • Now is the time to boy your sub-ir NT“ "r"^-W ing of the Southern'College, when' he.will gated land. See M. M. Smith. resume his studies nt that institution. W; H. Williamsiof Nacogdoches. Tcxi Turn is a Reason. Wutch the work an lias arrived in lids city and witli his fai progress^study our method and examine “ y will innkfSonford Ids future home Hie muterlui. I2UU0-square feet ofr.sidentlF piniiting’.Jis jappftmcmwgr■Mi Mil Mr. Williiflns will bu-nssociateil with me |«plk iu.40 days. -Something to H. I*opc Smith will sell you l.-tnd on easy terms.» Heflield E'urniture dqmpaqy. t :'•“ , i * * ■< ' '* ' ~ ~ Qpntrpcting Ooinmnys * 'Phono 00. * Jno. W.Owens, chief clerk*bf.tflLinsson- I ' - * . E. H. Crux, wlio has been associated Spencer's Hnkery, 'plione 100. Free with the HeitleKlfFurnlture Company for ger department of tlie Atlantic (.Cikf Lin«-, house delivery. ^ the irnst Arw months, has resigned his i*>- will) headquarters nt Savannah, dli., was The Volusia county prisoners under Tom slon amW as ncceptrd an oiler* of T. If. In the city Thursday on businqksconnectiHi Boon are siemjjly working on the public Barlow for the munivgemsnl of ills packing with the road. -Capt.'Owens .lias many WLTJXJRN BLOCK ( here to theubeod|) antWare near house in Orlandd the coining season. J-. friends hCTt.'he having* fofmorly resided 0,t*«n at iiresent. It is to be hoped that The Comfort Cottage (s under new tnnn- in Sanford, and was connected with tlie ‘ bey will permanently fix the prairie just ogemciiL Mr. j . J. Conners of Richmond/ old Plant System. beyond die river, so it will be passible In Ind., having taken charge Tuesday. Mr. •.EL E. Bennett of College Corner, Ohio, is wet or dry weather. Conners Is also proprietor o f Stone Island in the city this week looking iit the Snn~ A. Heflield Co. is nuhe sumc'old'ftt and In Igike Monroe, which he pn)|x>scA to |xd 8*187 proiiosltIon of growing vegetables. more goods than ever. Tlic people under immediate cultivation. » ML BeSnbtt was greatly surprised <uA the 0 ■now the best ^ gQ ,0 . + * By competent swiyru officials, the, Wc.wi- rapid strides of progress on every side in Or Interest. With a competent force kn Springs water, as to its degree of Vnin- oyir city nnd stated to The Herald scribe ond accomplished mechanics. eralizatlon, has been classed with that of -that.Sanford's irrigation was tlie finest ‘ *e «’ope Contracting Company is'prepared the Great Dear Springs niuj Poland Spring# proposition he had ever seen. He will lo•o giv% all classes of work the closest eiti- water. Everybody, goilfg* this moonlight in tlie neur future; und wi^j bring dawq some-more good |«ople with ™ate consistent with first-class mechanics nights next week to try TV. * high-grade materials. Try ua; wo can W. M. Plaxeo has rel'urqoti from a visit ?Tiva u* gooia. Office with Murrell & to Yorkcaanty. South Carolinu. Mr FlaxMr. A. M. Stead of Enterixlse. was in J u a s t y Vearjk o f experience with Florida crops, lia s Demonstrated Mimhew. die "real ostata brokers, Pwn cirvhrdttayed several days onlds'return Saqford a sliort time Monday morning, Hofei Uock. __ the W o rth o f Our F e rtilise rs . . . on account of tlie great floods In the Car- going from here to Hurd's Station on the Uanindate~mHl King; WIRTfire' cHnus. Mr«. Plaxeo-will -remain sevrtnl EasTCofisl fallrtad/ft)? lIiepurp(VseToFde­ in celery culture ond general weeks In Jacksonville, the guest of rela­ livering a check for S10.0Q0 to Mrs. Sallie . * .... C. Carter. This was tlie amount of insu­ \ SPECIAL BRAND I0R EVERY CROP nt "»cn i»low Comer," are re- tives. « « d to have with them Mrs. Mnrtlndale W. A. Stafford, who Is in charge-of the rance carried in tlie State Life of Indiana “* B*» ‘laughter. Mrs. L. A. StafTey well-driving department of K. EL Hill, re­ 00 her late husband. Harnio A. Carter, u **»• Stalley, wlw 1 ports business as flourishing« He is now prominent citizen of that pincc. Mr. Stead JJttShirley, Iu4.' engaged in completing a big contract on is tlie representative of this company, und J. A. TAKACH, A|ent ^Mr- aad Mff. R.P.M wells far Cliicagu people on Cameron uve- the check was sent to him from headquar­ SA N FO R D , F LO R ID A nue, about three miles from tovyn. and Is ters to deliver to Mrs. Carter— Sapford , meeting witli great success in ovary well. items in Timea-Unlont G. R. CALHOUN Best Fertilizers On Earth _ CHAS. H .-EV A N S;. - - Staple and Fancy r r Groceries ■ » » M l f" M General Fire Insurance J W . H. H A N D P a h s f’s C e lc t ir a t e ’d 'M e a 'd " Cigars'aiul Tobncco QUICK J'UNCH CAFE IN CONNECTION ~The Rorida Fertilizer Co. Best' Brand of Fertilizers for Florida growers him- "V-V The Florida Fertilizer- Co. •Tiri �September 5, i9oe THE - SANFORD HERALD NOTICE or nrffanUrvtlons under mill net, und to ein nor nod m|I (hr above businesses above inemloned end aet forth to the same extent as a natural person might orcnuld do. « ■ . The amount of the capital stock of this corpora­ tion shnll.be One Hundred and fln y Thousand Dollars (4160,000.00), (Mvlded into hllccn hun­ dred shares of the par value of One Hundred Dol­ lar* ($100.00) each: ten t>cr cent of thecapllal stuck shall be payable In lawful money of the United States or Ingvroperty or service*, and the balance of the capital stock shall bn-payable in cash, property, labor or services as a just valun- INCORPORATION Sanford Electric L U lit, Gns, F iieT S . Power Company Tlie uodcftUnrd hereby give notice that on Wed­ nesday. the 30th any of Srptcmbcr. A. D. 1008. •I 10 o dock I«. m., or nt swm thereafter n* they ran' he heard, ihrjr wilt apply to the Mon. NnpoTtolTB. Dmward. (îovrrnar » f the Slate of florida, ■t his other, In the capitol building of snkl state. In the City nf Tnllnbnssgr, for letters patent Incor rinling them, thele^assnclatrs timi tunv-ssor*. to a I>o<ly pnHHfrituI corporato In deed and In Itrw, umjrr the nnme nf SANFORD KLKCTKIU Uoirr. c a s . f u e l & p o w e r c o m p a n y , w i r r the follow!nil rhnrter end article« of ¡nrorpfirtition. G m i p « it m i » ut n u t itj tu p im i t u m r tit " R E A L E S T A T E BROKERS . . W. U. lit«tidt, CHARTER OF THF. SANFORD E U 9CTRIC IJCHT. CAS. fU C L -f POWKWTOMPANr . .:*T~ • ':i n The undcrslgnAT hereby ni ree tn Ivcontc nssnclnled together, nrtd dn hereby rtssociale them­ selves (UrielIter for the l«unirne o f hceimiing a t*»ly pollili- nnd 'corporale under tjie laws o f the State J *,,“ *Jnltth« pmylslmis nf which nre hereby ncThe following TtTticIr-s nf Incorporation istituto nnd In-come Us charter upon the Usuano« of letteht-patent letters patent accordimi acrordlmt to tn law, — $25.00 to $200.00 per acre - II. nm^«nn‘1 Florida . U nim proved ce lery lands, flow ing w ells^gu nran teed The name of this cottura I Ion'shall he SANFORD --------- TC IJCIIT, HAS. FUEL <. POWER COMlU principal »nice and place of business said corporatiun shall lie conducted by the folio' _____________________________ „i ■ I I P I I 1* i T Kthe i v udty i y unl i . - . i m i - m , iOrantie / iiiiiy p u i i n q , rFlur. slmll Sanford, County. Ink persons and oflk-er*. Ida. Dranch olTIccs may Is- established at sucf Avoarw Joiwww, other place« as may be selected by the Imardi, rrrshlenl, directors. The generili nature of the business lo ba trans nctod by the sold curporntinn shall b a :*1 To carry on the business of electrician,«electrical engineers ami dealer* In electricity nnd electric motive power, lighting and healing. To manufacture Imv, sell. Import, export and generally deal In electrical machinery of all classes and descriptions; also to produce, accumulate, dis­ tribute for higher electricity and electromotive force, nnd to supply the same for use ns power for lighting cities, towns, village*, streets, buildings— piddle or private—by means of electricity and la supply light and heating power to carriers of pas­ sengers'and goods either by land or water. ■« To construct latlld. purchase, lease or otherwise aaiulre, maintain, equip, operate and build street railways, street cal* and other passenger or freight vehldes operated hy electricity or other­ wise. * To manufacture, use, .purchase, lease or other­ wise acquire nnd maintain telephones,'telegraphs,’ phonographs and all kinds of electrical devices: to construct operate and maintain, purchase, lease or otherwise acquire sub-ways, conduit*, electrical lighting and heating plants. .To lay, construct and maintain cables.'wiles, I N SH EW Present to the Investor the Best Opportunities i lu iiu ii.i w i the City of Tallnhnssrc. during the lima required by Inw for the publication ol this nntloc. ____ Aaorr.w Jtaoon«. M. M. Suini, - U R RELL Vioo-Prcsklent, . W. D. Homo.. Sec. and Trees. Temporary by-laws mny he adopted by aald offi­ cer» until HiMIrst annual meeting ofMhc stuckholders ' , * VI, The bIghest amount of Indebtedness or liability this corporatiun shall at any time suldect itsrlf is Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars ($230,- Celery farms, with flowing wells nil tiled, drained nnd ready for crop, $500.00 to $1000:00« l»tr ncre. • . ■j . • • 1 City projKjrty, improved nnd unimproved. Florida for crate factory/ -------- "■* .103,000 nercs timber land, with : finest site in : donp. MURRELL &. MIMSHEW nre practical formers ns here to show you wlmt has beeu and con be dona e... ’ . . _ • •*: _ . « . We solicit correspondence, gladly furnish any information possiblo uijtl nre always glad to extend to prospective investors every courtesy in our power.■- ' _ • -’ The name* and residence« of the subscrllien to these articles or Incorporatldn. together with the amount of capital subscribed by each, are as fal­ lows : • M No. of "sun-*. w* Residences. Shares. Andrew JohnSon Sanford, FI*. 600 M M. Smith Winter.Dark,' FI*. 000 •W. D. lloWrn * Oriundo, na. 600 . In Wiretii Wurjuur, We have hereunto set our hands'this 27th day of August. A. IV10O8. — TT m u x >x■W‘m x XU!xXXIXXX M U RRELL & MINSHEW AH w rw Johnson. M. M. Sunti, W. D. H's/va, n'- - * - fL “TOdEM»!«** npd npl'U- To acquire by purchase, leaw. or otherwise, and any kind or character used or useful as l mean* moving, carrying and trans i r eli at tais, products, substan oesof properly of any and every kind andcharecter, and equip and Install the lim e for use and operation by electricity combination thereof, ami to operate, use, »èli, lease or hire the same, and to contract with corporations, firm*, nssorlatloos or Individuala for operatimi using, selling, leasing and hiring the tame: to manufacture, to purchase, own, lease, hire, erect, construct, equip and lm i. 11, use, sell and dispose of nil machines, compresses, generators» storage batteri'-*, nppnrntu*. Instrumenu, Bxtures and appliance* for the manufac­ ture. production, trneralhn, distribution, use. sup­ ply and applkatton lir.*almfldty.* «tiilirrssed air. oil, gas or ulhcr motive t owrf. either singularly or In aimbinnllon thereof or any or either uf them, or y part or parts thereof, . o construct, build, purchase, lease or otherwise mire, maintain. equip, operate and build sultiry planta las fuMlIuirnnaiing. dotm-stl «eli ami contract to sell the same to corporaIlòti» ulherwlse acquire sub-ways, conduits: to lay. con­ struct nnd maintain cables, wires, llnrs and nil necessary appurtenaffees nnd appliances for the purpuse of furnishing illuminating, domestic nnd furl go*. To lay. acquire, leas« or pun lias« a lysIcin of pipes, main*, i-otuluiu, standpipes,^receiv­ ers and lamp post* and other necPayary and useful .appliance*; for the supply of gas .for domestic, lllumimitjgg. fuel and other purposes. To nfKnufitcture, buy. lea*« or otherwise acquire • loves, ranges and nil nocrssnry appliances and things fordumrstlcruid furl purposes, with power to lease, rent, sell or otherwise dispose or same to t<KI*«rations or Individuals~fdr such purposes; to lay math*» pipes end to make connectlunt with such mains and pipes fur the purpuse of furnishing gas for Illuminating, domestic, fuel and other pur­ poses; to carry on the buslurss of lighting Cities, towns, villages, streets. bulldlngs-pubUc or pri­ vate—liy means ol gas or electricity and to supply llqht and healing powrr to consumers. io purchase, -acquire any and all pans of the “good will, rights, propel ty and bdsinsss of any person, firm, association or corporation, or the stuck, bond*, or other obligation of any such asso­ ciation or corporation heretofore or hereafter en­ gaged In uny business similar tu ihe business of Ibis curpurnttun; ami to pay for the same in cash mpsuy. or In any i,, mortgage or in anywise any wise dispose ol of .the whole r any part of the property purctinsefl; and to pic |e or liypovheCatc any of the stock. Ponds or mart ebused as security for any obUj any liability of such («ersan/f corporation und to conduct Yhi qulred. * to purchase, lease or otherwls« ocuulre lands and buildings for the erection and establishment of a manufactory or manufactories and work shops with suHabtq.plaqL engines and machinery u n ri sasy u> be nted lita n y of the JUttlncssei herein mentionod; with power to inerqtaja.any and all of die pru|iertY and plants herein tReifllotted for. tits purpose of borrowing money Hicruou; to ssfb JTotlief ihip wii t i t a i A i M i u i . lijr jJ M n ir t j i i r x/r iJ ie u g c < m y n i m e flto e ft or liondx of uny of the several Uisim-tres men­ tioned as collateral for Hu- purpose uf Lotto* lug money or acquiring credit; and further to acquire water hy purchase, devcloprornl of otherwise; to construct reservoirs or water towers, erect pontpIng machinery, laying oot of water mains,' pipes, . gates, valvss and hytlranls; to funiislr-and acll . water Ki manufseturies, private tx*turailoot and Individuals fdf Ore proteciion, insnufacturiagand domestic use, and collect payment! or- retttius'fur - the same; to manufacture, buy, .velb—lmpusi and gmcraKy deulin water, air, steam, electrical is ‘,n' " r ,ic 11,1,1 luxinreii Hilt and; in cumiccllormicrewim. ' ,•» Tu purchase, urttuire any. and '«II parts of the gaud will, rights, proprrty nrut t.uiiiu-.'VgJu'rly per» son, firm. nsaocUllun »r t-ori«orailon. os^tfie stock. ¿ S t bunds ur other obligation of any tuck association ^ n r ilt flM ifn llr iii hr-rt Uifurt« o r h«»r*<iif«ssv STATtrornuRnu; County of Orani I. R. C. Maxwell, Notary Public: dn hereby eet* Jfy that Andrew Johnson, M. M. Smith, W. D. ' (olden, wlut are to me well known, this day ap­ peared before me. and each, for himself acknnwl edged that he signed (he foregoing articles of In corporation and the accompanying notice for thi uses nnd purposes therein stated. In Witness wiixamr. I have hereunto set my hang and seal of office this 27th day of August. A. D 1008. , [SEAL) R. C. ■Maxwell, Notary Public Stale of Florida. My commission expires April 13th, 1012. Sanford City Bonds for Sale We, the undersigned, bond trustees, offer for sale Roen (IS ) Bunds of (he City of Sanford. Florid*, one thousand dollars ($1.(100) each, louring *1* recent Interest, pnyntile sernl-nniumlly. ñiutKihs Hardware, ements PITTSBURG PERFECT Used In Uncle Sum's Paint Shop The Only Electrically Welded Steel During the post year, (ho U. S.. NavyhnseonBunitHl 001,000 pounds . WIRE PENCES anti -best equipped plant for driViiiii w e lls in this Lucas White Paint bonds of a bond issue of $4S,U00 of jatmury. I8U4, at wbidt tim« $30,000 of the bonds were told and expended in Improving the atret-ts, erecting tin High School building, und for tbu other purpose fur which the ) «units were voted, * These remaining fifteen bonds nre now offered far sale for tha purposp of a(re«t paving. They will-mature in January, 1914, * There is no other bonded lndrb(edn<-s4-ihan*Uiithlrty thousand dollar tnnds said .in 181)4, (lie in­ terest on which hks been promptly paid down to the 1st day of July, 1808. The validity of these bond* has never ln-eti ques­ tioned. Judge John F. Dillon, of New York, passed upon and declared the bonds legally issued. « Bids for said bonds, or any portion thereof. w)l • be received at any time or. or before October lib 1808, , -Each bhl should be sealed und rndnrsrd '"Bid for Sanford Bunds." enclosed In a second envelope addressed to the undersigned bond trustees. The bids will be opened at 12 o'clock, noon. Oct. 1st. ' The right 1* reserved to reject any and nil W A. , v , Interest coupons will be detached from the bonds down to and inrluding July 1st. 1808. and Interest coupon* from -Jplr -1st. IllU8.- to ri inulti aftHcliL-il, nnd matured interest from that date tu ho adjusted when sale of liond* Is made., A. M. Thkamuji. (id). 11. Fijwaui, , .8 . O. Ciixst. Bond Trusters. . H. nnd 279,700 pjuntls of LUCAS COLORS, *8ii niriciti (o product) more (him 100,000 tinllditt^^ “ jminf, ctiuivnlcnl tn 00 unloads of 200,000 ilalloiis enclt, mid which would make n train more than one-half mile long. -, In addition to.this Uncle Smn hns used durinjl the past year moro thnn 28,000 gallons* of .LUCAS VARNISHES, ENAMELS nnd other {»uducts. '* ■ . soction o f and are prepared to till a ll orders prom ptly. Our .: •"D Unple Slim's preference is'' iiffT a matter of favor, but pf QUALITY oiul RESULTS. = ~ V In Unclo—Sftm’s service, us in cverylKxly cl’se's, LUCAS PRO­ DUCTS Imve nn unbroken record for satisfactory results, . . . For Field, ’ F arm ,--R an d C Law iis, Corn Cribs and P o u ltry y Will stnnd onliimry rf.s well oa hnrd , . ' .■ " • '■/ and our .» w orkm en r . nre | 111 r' sk illed in the work. «Those contem plating j putting in w e lls would Will not snjl in Summer's hent nor r_ break iu.tlia-ould-^f-AVjnter — deeve Are mode o f the best inntcriuls nnd have stnys thnf cannot slip ests hy ccuisu.ljtiKg us and ! Do not require nn expert to erect, nnd are low priced th eir best ■ inter- : * learning.- prices ' . ^ *1 before . W o H an d le the A b o v e E x c lu s iv e ly 1n S a n fo rd DJNGEE Plumbing and - C a s F i t t i n g ----All Work Receives My Personal Attention miti Best Efforts Opposite City Ilnll Pliotm 2 3 0 Asparagus, Lettuce, O nions,-Cauliflow ers, etc., etc., in Sanford, I Sell tlie Lmul—Your Bruins, Money, nntl . -.„Muscles Makes the drop and .-jjp.ftSiiU'!' * ¡«x aU ‘White barbers A dean towel for every customer Y A N Ç E Y C O L D , Prop suitable for mining, constructing, removing, murtufiu turlug and converting peat Into fuel f v manu­ facturing and dumrslic purposes, and to equip, work, «starale, drvelup. mini- and batidlo the same ; to mine, quarry, smelt, retine, iir,?s, omalcautan-, mix. dry and prepate for market, iwai ; to buy. sell, manufacture and deal In peat, planta. «able uf being used hi wriiiMV'tion with peat op»'r“ tb>n* or required by » 'arklngine^and utberi employed by the companies. To construct, carry oot, maintain. Improve. omila. ini*patir, runtiul j i ;u1 wuys, private railways, pru reservoirs, water courses, oqucuucu, wnurrs, pier*, ducks, bulkbeads, furnaces., mills, crushing, dry­ ing. concentrating, reducing und smelting works, hydraulic works, factories, dwell Ins bouses, ware houses; to purchase vessels or other means of transportation except railroads other than privat« railroads and id equip Slid operate the same To run electric wires and place conduits and M cG l ü n - B ko s ., Proprietors. v cryth ln g Neat an d C lean 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 E and Cooked to Please the Palate of the Epicure Corner First Street and Palmetto Avenue LA N D S Flow ing W ells on All Celery Delta and other Desirable Tract» In Block» to suit Purchaser. H. 1 m achinery is up-to-date : USUiljJC -t country \ Clio W H ITN E R Prices and descriptions upon request. F irst Nationalifflkink Building • �U3utJ. _ _ . ,-r*»K*rS -V« ■ Kiy-'asSriffl titteiwOtr 5, 1908 8HSÌF; - y ' - . i ù Tilt SANTORO HERALD ...Page 7 ¡COUNTYJIAPPfNlNOS jd ^ c t O f I n t e r e s t i n g rro m Ite m s C orresp on d en ce shall be nt Snnford, Orangu Courtly, NOTICE OF INCORPORATION Florida. • O f S a tifo r d F e r t iliz e r M a n u fa c tu r lii] A rticle II. '* . tympany. The gonerni nature of the business to be transacted and conducted by Hits cor­ a « « e hereby Rlxen.uk» that on Tliur*poration shall be tw net ' os .and generally •Isy» Uie 24th any of s. pteml^-r a ; 0. mos, m in I Mm ' % “ * dwraaftw »»'they con Ucarry on .the bus! ness of a building ami f*-». o , ^ ' ,“ * £ w111 “ t'l'b 'he lion. NtiTvIpon II loan association; to rent, lease, buy, own, , « 1'1l;.Govern™ '»f/he Stole ot Mon.In, .-ji his 'fi* ',1!1' " >l huIidIn4 in the told i| ate. In sell und convey real estate ; to bhy. own Tn !n,sw' pStenf M&iriv aild acquire such personal property ns Irntlnit them, their atstKlmlei and »(icw-tows. Intu it may be necessary for it to own ; to erect oouyiwilltlc andcMpalrate In deed mid inlaw, tin, build nnd construct suolt buildings nm J-AtTtlHINt, COMI AS> , tmdnr the frtlluwlitRehnrdwelling homes bs it may desire whL-hniti? ,.LW^ n?i .b ^ fW t la O t the iirlRiim] of nnd deem proper; to accumulate c. . 1? , ‘V, h> the (iHire n( thr Secretary nf fund by the savings or shares of the Slate uf the »aid State of Florida, at the City of i . tli* 1^- law for members thereof, to enable Umm to ithe puhllcutlon uf this nutlcr. T. It. Mas.unr. t)wu, build, -porrhnsc or 4m prove for — - f. w ~rt- ’< ^ yft D. Hnuot.. ===• • T H A T ’ S fty R . B U S IN E S S thfeinsclves suclt real estate nq theyiptny • ' Astixrw Jnosww. deem-ndvisiibltfr to irnve the -power and ■*- 1 1 franchise of loaning or advancing to the stockholders thereof the moneys-accumu­ CHARTER OF SANFORD IK K TlLIztlt MAf)Dlated from time to time, ami the power — ------ FACTOR INQ^COMPANY. nnd right to secure the re-payment there­ . . j H undertiUued ht-W<y njrre luVtcrhnuvnxooi tmtcther. ond doherchyiuNaimeUieniu-lvra of, and the performance of the other con­ tosether for the.puoxne of liectimipn n l«»l> ihiIIUc ditions upon which tho loans are made, sod corporole under the low» of the State of Vlorl3usi roocivod new line ot Golden and Quartered Oak*— l.'mvUlon» of which nrr.Jicrrhy nnv|Ucl. • by note, bond, or other paper, secured by % * .' nnWta of Incorpnrnifcti »hall cuninortgnge. or' other security; to purchase or •titutc nnu Intohip A , M * Its charter upon the ¡ttuance of erect houses and dwellings, and to convey, letter» patent occnnllna to low: léasc or mortgage the same to their stock­ holders or otliers, for the benefit of its v Jl i Wi t>°u » uf t SKOi : hw* •f1111f 6c SANFORD MANUFACTURING COMPANY, its stockholders; to have the power in case FERTILIZER pr ncipal crtllce and place of builm»» »hall tic in the t* -r T . ! **V. • • ' of fton-paymem of Installments, or interest City (jf Snnford, Ornnge County, Flotida. Ilrnncli due on any share pr qltnres of stock tiy OilU.i-a iniiy Do oeliilituhed nt tudi m hrrptflw n* Ym l ran pay n little now anti rt llttfe now nnd then. Prices any stochnolder- for n period of three, may tie »fleeted by (lie ixxirii of directors. to suit ytn^r [KHikellxHik % * . 11 months, to enforce the jiaymcnt of the _. The general nature of buslnr»* ;o G- trSnsacU-d principal, interest and lines by tqiforccd hy said corixirat Ion »hull bo: 1 ^ , *! ■Jy ^J 111 1 ■■■■i *i ■■ — m To nMjnufoctu.ro, produce, purehnie, »cll nml deni Bale of the said share or shares of stock In fertilizer». To buy, »ell, mix nny mid all sule of such stockholder, or by forfeiture nt lift* stance», chemical» ami compounds and all ma­ withdrawal thereof; to borroWVtnmey nnd nure». cotton seed and unmixed cotton seed pro­ duct Whether tj.lrttrnl or artificial product, the »mmto secure the same, nnd moneys otherwise known ns cotnmercloljferllliit'r». owing, by mortgages, deeds, bonds or other hnai i |,°ll,l'rrTia»e, lease or otherwise aaiuire lands ami obligations therefor; and to do nil suclt buildings In this »tote or clsewhtre Sir the erection oilier and further things ns may be neces­ nml csiabluhiiiriii/if u iiiHnufHLiary or mmiuTnctu* work »hop with lullnhle plant, etaginci and sary nnd expedient-to be done for tho rlesand mochlntry with a view to mamilneiun-. tiuy, *wi successful trnnsncNon of the business this Imiwrt and export or otherwise deal in cither dtcorporation is. authorized to conduct und roclly or indirectly, through Uie.medium of agents or otherwise.transact. To acquire patents, potent rights mid [iriYtlein. A rtkcle HI. Improvements or secret processes fur or in nny way The amount of the capital stock of this ndjtlng to nil or nny of the objects nforesnid, To grant licenses.for the use of. or sell or otJiercorjiorntion sftidl be Five Hundred Thous­ wtse deni with nuji pntenls. iHUenl right» nml priv­ and ($i>00,ÛQILOO) Dollars, to he divided ileges, improvements or secret prueexse» ocrittlred L I V E R Y Lby the compnny. into live thousnhd shnres of the pnr vblue T„ , To tell. of One Hundred ($100.00) IX,liars each.' U l ‘' m‘ S A L E S T A B L E S payable in iiiMnllmcnts, in such, manner Tq manuincture,bur. •jll, imiMiri nny «porure - t and under sueh/odulntions or the by-laws J?L55 nppamti», may.Require.- I jicIi subscriber Umli ¡«»y--------- — — nny buV H arness m ia mj|g;Tòtr DlacksmrthTnè and Horsoshoelng nn entrance îfoe of twenty-five cents on urM — herein ■ moniionvd " ur In cunnection tiurewjth. nnd ______ __ «midi Hlmro o f sttwk H td a K til^ l; .d tid evr^y To generally lo in nny amd all wriys buy., si ll or H o r s e s an d share of Block shall be subject (o 'a Iclti ncqtilrr . . . .___ IngtctlIh . chemical»; _________ nequlre the csirotinl essential Ingredients, com for the payment of unimld. InstaJlmcuts, Iiouml« and uny and niroihrrn«T**nry nrtk-lc« nr A U TO M O B ILES FO R L IV E R Y U S E nnd for other chqcges incurred thereon, ns compound* to to- uv-d in the manptactun- of Icrtlliicr» ol nil kind», to I « u»cd a* fcrtllin r» known ntny be provided In the by-laws. «• ixtinmcrcial fcrllllrcr». To ihtrsame extent as the laws of this state will A rticle IV. permit nnd as full nml with nil thr lowers of the This corporation shall continue iiihI law» this » ( « a conferred upon corporal tuns "Und or­ have full power to exercise its corporate ganizations under sald.net, nml , To do any and all tho above l.uniitf-svs men­ rights and franchises for n |M>riod of tioned amt set forth to (hesamerjncnt ns u natural ninety-nine (9 9 ) years from ami after the pefson might or could do. commencement of It's corpornte exist­ Itl • —- - ì _Tim amount of the capital—«(i* k of sldwmrimrnence. 7 . tmn shall lx* Fifty Thousand Uitliirs (ymtimo no) THE PIONEER MANUFACTURER OF A rticle V. EAHeffieldCo. [iHE EVENTS Of ORANGE COUNTY I rnlclfnt Staff of Reporters Weekly 1 Covers the T errito ry for The Herald ' ,A ^; . tONGWOOD LACONICS I t. tbi EJimr «* Ih* ttoroM: I HU« Morion Ainnlic. of Jacksonville Lnived Mondoy evening and will be the I durit of her cousins, Mr. S. C. .Dixison L d family, for some days. I Min Alice Tethcrly spent some days [„f last week In Sanford. T . Ur. S- A.Hutson came down Snturdny ni^ht alBrtmreduntil Monday with Mrs, Hutwn and Mildred, when t o returned [toklt work near Sanford. Ur«.Cco. W. Greenwood is visiting her Line/. Mrs. Dr. C. Walker, In Snnford tin's IUnE. L Driggers and family and Mrs Cramer and family, spent Inst Tuesday nt Jpalm Springs they report- o ¡fine time (lathing. ' l Mn V. J. Woodbcrry, with the assistance I of other*. gave nn Ice crenm supper Friday I night In the store house recently purchased [y. J. Netmeycr. for the Baptist churdiorgnn [fund. , | Mr. C W. Clouscr Is now mnkinii repairs on the house he recently purcluiped near theicbool building, anil when purchased [it will be quite a handsome structure. Mra. Choi. Entxnilnger nntl (laughter I Maud are expected home -from G eorgia j about the 13th., jU er-E .. Lee. JSmiliL- returned -Jrnrn Iswaha Bridge church Tuesday, where [Dr. Plummer. He reports twenty additions I lie'goes to assist Pastor Rodgers Jn u [meeting at Oviedo next week., GENEVA GLEANINGS |To ibt Editor of The Sanford Herald: D. T. Pattislmll, of Plant Csty, nominee I forrepresentative from Hillsborough coun­ ty, U visiting her brother, JLJJ.Paltiahall, I fur a few days' Horn, August 23th, to Mr. nnd Mrs. [ Pnx-torrn fine son. Out sow inlli mnn, Mr.^AVn*. Smith [Lad the misfortune to lose his dry kiln land about 30,000 feet of (umber by fire [on the night of the 23th. *. p. R. Nicholson left Montiny for UnyItona where he will engage in the livery [ business. Mr. D. W. Currie and family, came out [from Orlando Sunday in their auto, visit [ Ing Mr. Currie's sister, Mrs. Smith. * Ifev. Mr. Harris, former' minister, now PeLaml,: preached* til '-the Methodist |djurrli on Sdnday. , His ninny friends i were glad la see him again.' < \ FURNITURE Everything to Furnish the flame j » Dressers and Sideboards E . A. Heffield Có. m HAND BRO TH ERS and tanged ! SANFO R D TILE m I lit CO. divided Into Five Hundred Shnres (500 shares) 6f n The business of this corpora lion shall he the par value nf One Ittuidrfd Dollars ( jllKI.OII) each. Ten per cent of the copilot sun k shall I«conducted' by the following officers: *n linyable In litwfonnoiivy of itu> Uoitwl state» «S-Tn president, vlco-mcslilent, sveretnry, trens- Ptopi'rly or ocrvioes. nnit thchntnure nf the cflpllM k shtdl I»' payable In cash, pro|»-rty, lulsir or urcr, nntl an*rattorpcy. elected by the stix services tit n just valuation to lie tirrd by the (u joqrd.Vif directors, ttàd n board'of seven corisirnlore nl a rneeling-rnllpd fur llint |HirfX)5t' directors, nil of whom shall lie stockhold­ IV ers in said corjxiration to he elected |>y Tills corporation shall exist for n period of ninety- V■> * Wt- gtiarftitlrt* mir Tllo tn lit* PiijicriftT in shitix:. strengtlt ami■ * fipratilUjy tn nine >cuts imleisf-,stxmcr dissolved uccyidlilg to tho stockholders annually.'* The office of law. • j. ' 5 any ntlxir. Wb nlso'mariufacture <1 ■_> ~ • . '*• Secretary and treasurer may be lidld by ‘ ' V r — , the same person. The business of this corporation sFinll )>et,!imUlrtliy ¡ulsiorH of not less than tjm;e por more than Until ufter the first nnminl meeting of etl soven direct brt. ,» , the stockholders, hereinafter provided for, Ttietwant of-, directors »hull a c t«t from tbetuami until their /utccqssors nre elccte-d nnd sclves n prutidem, vice-president, sesretury And <. 'Equal in Hlretigtli, sha|>n, ilurnliillty t*> tlic Pliilatlclpliiti Pressed BrlUk. qualified, the ullieers of.this corporation treasurer. -I)»- person tjmy hold the ntiicrsuf s<\, J *_. .,ij: 1 rclary nml treasurer. Sauttsinrd o fdln-rtorsaimLI *• * . .T ' ’r • . shall he as foffows, to-,wit: George H. Fer- hnv* mtllifttity tn nptoinl all necessary agents of nald, president; A. T. Kossetter, viçj:-pres- this corporation. , * __ B u ild in g B lock s o f a ll K in d s, S h a p es and S ize s , , A li I Annual jimetings of the stixkhyldrr» shall IsderttiçA, P. Connelly, secretary and treas­ Reid at the principal oltlre» of the conKirntion on .S e w e r P ip e s and a ll K in d s o f C e m e n t -W oyk urer; aifd.George -A. IX:Cottes, ntlorney; the IhiTd Tuesday in Novendier of tacit year at ten the boatti of directors shnll be composed .-----» . ... . .... . kiiM|anp s i«i»^in.tii/ic .o'clock a. tn.,»or as„— toon thereafter uns pracficuble aPwhich ms^jinrd Thteisiard of director» — ■-----*--'1 * (July 1 1 elected„ WE TAMP EVERYTHING “ v. . o f tilt- follow in g jiumcd, flamini', persons, tOrWit: «Vwf'lcti shnllbe n the stnckhoidrrs. George H. Fern tiki. A. T-vJfossetter, II. R. byThe by-laws for the government Of this corpora Arrival and Departure o f Mulls Stevens,.!. C. Higgins, T.nJ,"MlUcr, W.' D. tlon sholl he artot-ied at Jiie flr»t inerting of the sb> kholtlcr» or as *>«in Ihcn-afur as practical,le. Itolden anil F.l'. Forster. ' Fftcctivi-August Seciihtl Until llic.hnird bTolrectors »hall have liras tiwn ansa as »uuow» : The first or organization meeting of tlic duly choten by the «tockboldrrf. tlic taisim-s> of 9 no a ■tockholders of ihls corjxtritUou.Bhuli lie »aid corpora I io«t slmit brconductrrt tty“ fIIP follow ? ------------------ Yanlu lirFlfai Slrecl, Between Rttilroatfs' ‘ v t 25 p hetil Ih tTitTCity in SanfonleOrimgetJpimty. Ing named persons and officers. . 2 10 p Florida, on the 7tb day of (X;totKy. A. D. T. II lUttfiw, Vresident. " “ -F -F <• -K-v ■> •?'+ <• <■ <• <•* <■ •:*+•> <-■>❖ ❖ ? 2 50 p W: ly HoLot}«, Vkx-I’ rcuidfnt. A» m „,ìnoV,k : d It 50 a 1908, for the iHirjxise of adopting by-laws A niikiw Jikc-vin, mid Trcttf tl 00 p and completing the organization of this Tetriimrury hy-law» may t*c Xuopted by »aid urtiÎB ESf**!* 5 *1!!.....*----- -d 1 15 |> oers until the first annual meeting of the stuck* '* 7fS V AU point» South...........................d 7 05 p corporation; nnd thereafter the annua! holders. meetings of the stockholders shall be held ‘M Aimvt as riitxows : . . * . VI The hllihest nmotinl Id indebtedness or liability [rnroTltuivUle and f T c .......... * . D 00 n on the second Saturday in October of each this roritorallun shall nt any time subject itv lf is and every yenr. t)nu Hundred und Fifty «Thousand Dollars ($150................ 11 05 n * A rticle VI. 1)00 00). . _ ,• Triltnr, 1 m p iV t 'l 8l** FYitreburg................... 1rvcr»uuru..,__ - VII . A# gnu North................d 1 25 p Tite highest ninouul of indebtedness or Tlie names and rrthh-rio-» id Die »ulna-fiber* to All paint* North..... d 7 ISp 11 50 n liability to which this 'contorti I ion simil .these urtkTcs of hteorjiiicatlon, logetlter with the * .j■ *** T amount .All point» South.......... ............ (j 7 DO subject itself shall lie tl)»: sum of Ten lows: of capital subscribed by each; arc ns fol I[Sunday; SmÏSÎoa ,<54?UT* otiiir» (laity, except Thousand ($10,000.00) Dollars. Nnmcs * Residence Shares gma». f. i h a m M i B i i u j l . ,T. It. Harlow Sanford, Flo. • 120 "* 11. L Haxais», A m 'i l*uutmu«tef. A rticle VII. ' ** ^v , . - i* * VV. I). iloldcn Sanford, Fla. I2U • *•» » -fi • Tho names and .residences of- the sub­ Andrew Johnson Sanford. Fla___. 120 Agont for A lfre d P e a ts C o . Tl»iâ [utper wnnti u correspondent in W ith S n e a d & V en a b lo , Opp. PostoIBctfscribing incorinralors of this«cor|>ornti(>n. In witness whereof wp have hereunto w l our f e'tery lec.lion of Orange County. ¿1 well as and the amount of cupilul stock subscrib­ hands this 15th tiny id August. A. I>. 1008. ,* . ■ ■■» T. H. Bamow. . 1tbpAdjoining towns fa Vojusia and Lnke ed by cadi nro ns foljntls: < W. I). IhuMyt. A nisccw Jotm.-o«, j counties. The publishers propose to moke George H. Fernalil, S;tTlfnr<i. Fin , 50 si Wltnetsea; T. Rosseter . . . f ; ha licKALt) the medium through which rtiliurles He flic id S u b s c r ib e N o w fo r t b c '^ f : H. C. Maxwell..----the people will learn'all the news. » . * Geo.p;A.CdnnqJiK--'-' 50 DeCotles . “ 40. ^ . If ~youlike The Herald show ygMs oftpefr- I, VC. Stevens , STATE OF FLORIDA, ) : C H lggln j* »r. j •l;l>»(uty'nf Orunge.' •/, • . ’ * "fistlon by sending In Subscription at T. -J- Miller_____ I, « 0. Mnxwrtt. Notary I’ol-ltc. do hert-bir certify wx». «Dnly one.duJlur a yenr for twelve W.. D.“ HojMan. -r" •• Sik'-r»*' that W.lT.lIoldcJt.Atpttcw Jnhn»on.T.H.t)arlow,who are In me .well known, |id* day appeared Ix'fure me , 50 F, P, Forster., best^timiihg^in^tter ev und each for himself act nuwlclgcd t that lie slgrud & " tv.'Haskins tht- bat guing articles of Inc .awntlnli and thr uiWŸedup for your delectuli Q9r< I n w itness V Hereof, tiiMiHtit)$fvlhliig in Uunprtnymg nolkü^ör the u4--Tfi|^piiri^v, there­ te r pont tors have heifeuftto *«|mcril>«l[tlmlr in witness whereof, I have hcfeulTihwaixny hand notice o r i N g o k ^ ^ ^ t O N r v Dnines. •• t) *• \ 1'" ^ J * And sen! of office this 15th day u(Augi)tu A 1* . Geo. H. F ernald 1908. .. ‘ •• ». , dikliiSii vk.'the un(Notary val. I K. C Mssv.ni, • A. T.'Rossrmt * Notary Public State rtf Horuln. M |1 n,end t0 apply to the HnnorA. P. Connelly * . •» W EEKLY * • My commUs kin ex pirns April 19. tBI2, of Iftwia- Drai ' 1,!'1' Governor of the State Geo. A. Di C ottes 7th ri?» Ur?!-T,! nhn,Mice’ Tloridu. on Hie II. R. Stevens A li li)») n e w * fnaft e v e ry w lie re , iì5t,ilprTfi‘ J as. C. Hhxhns I n OtRCurr Court, 7th J udicial C ircuit, T. J. Miij-lk 7 tb y the A ssociated Press, (th e npr * O range County . F lorida. *■ W. D. Holden . .knoWIptlgoti best new s )jervlt'«V Vi) «hin i 'rM,'A ,Prol » » « l charter, th*l F. P. Forster e a rth ), ntuF i\ *(flff'.u T Si1*}-' C. F. Haskins J. F- Face J™“ of the Secretary of the State of ciul Corred{^rf(Jents in vf. iiarali jestup Flemlni j e v e ry tow n Tn t h e , , . . ; J * C » Higgins !, M „Fleming her buthand, State of Florida, I G eo . H. F e s n a u i ss. and U. Drew A. T. Kosscteb Ò -T H County of Orange,/ 'ig 'À îiîi T. J. M ille s ____M. l 'lettiing : Tu Sarah Jesut» Fleming uiul I A- P. CoKNctxr W «J ). H olden Before me, R. C. Maxwell, a Notary Pub- Froth the affidavit«)» J. L. Òso«’, herein duly (lied, in (Iwx— --- ■*_ Sarah J*jeuup F. P. F orster lic, personalty appeared George H, Fcrnnld, whichhe swears thatt TlMdafcndonts J^ear ........... . . . . . . au5$7;pl/.* DEALERS IN ilili are iiou-rrtldmls of ine U Ä " C. F. H askin s A. T. Roosetter, A. P. Connelly, George A. Fleming and I. M.j iUm Slate nf Florida, .andl ira fcttdefili of Ibo State uf Ô months . . . . . ’ 7.V. . . ■ DeCottcs. H. Stevens. J. C. Higgins. T. J. tX-orgla, In lha city of Atlanta. itaiMIng nt No. 09 nn“ fwrson 3 months . ;:v . •*•. AÎ*î*iî*Es OF INÒORI’Òr a t io n o f Miller. W. D. Holden. -F..P. Fut hter andU'J E 15th St. uf «»Id city, »ad th»1 F. Haskins, w ho ore all w ell known to m «x In the State of IV k i« , the » « ; vk * ul ■ »«hpuena 1 month ••r " Æff SANFORD BUILDING AND LOAN f said defcndgnl» ■mm ß Ita same BinnitA DAfEnna W f)l I Ihere to lu» be athe [leraons aifimw) pained iti In finii and whfì who KHhUbitiM, for» or der iti I » apt I al» ; a s s o c ia t io n ■nitAAvifqml*1tItHtf' fii11 fi 3'"WFfljßi t»ru! Monday, me 5lh day of,October. A. D. 1908,''tht i mbscrib«! their tmmAö ratmes'" IB the* Tiiref fljj M DoMvere»! by carrier. Daily • same le'lng a rule day of »»Id Court. 4 articles of incorporation, and severally ac­ '.;î the undersigned, Un is further orcicreo that lids notice brepuhllshsd '" and SuTfcny 12c j»cr weak. have associated knowledged before me thut tltey* sub­ IDItthe Sanford llcrald. unewspatwr oubll.Tte.lln ■* do hereby >y asso- scribed dteir names to the same for the SanfordTOronge County. Florida, lor four consccu• Tho Sèml-Weeciy Journal, :• pose of forming purpose therein expressed. Mo a hotly pguuc U W ir » » « ‘ ll M. Robinson, Clerk said Court .nd -v ■ one yedr, ope dollar. ate, under In witness wHERor,-1 have henttUo set »eal of »»Id court tld* 2nd day id September, A. D. nwidlvlrtu« of ti»®™ State of I*. W. KiWMWK, 1909.' Write fur premium offers In connection Clerk Circuit Court. following Ar-. my ha ml and official seal at Saiifuhl. la the County of Orange nnd the State bi A np« iw }<MOttanr_ • By M. A. How*ro. D. C, Offit« nnd works un Oak Avenue, with the Semi-Weekly. Sample* nnd Solicitor for Complainai)L d-4 Florida, on this the 3rd day of September. nenr Fcrnnld’s agent’s Outfit free for asking. .Subscribe * Am ar A. D. 1908. yquroelf nml then get your friend* .(«).$ut>W&ÀNïy of this ,' ■, ration shall [Signed] R. C. Maxwell,. **~r»****<ti'^3 If you want to buy or sell anj thing, use ' LOAN ASNotary Public State of Fluida. -4 S A N F 0 R 0 T .L 0 R I Uberai ooajtulMlun to ogents. the local roh iitin ti'W i* Herald. ■ 1 business My commission expires Aprlt-t3.191t r ~ -Cement Tile for Irrigation and I--:-»- —^ — Drainage I ■mu 5 llp lÄ d A Superior Brick___ -i i i •* -? Æ m | J. E. Pace and J* B. Randall, Props. F. W . TEM P ER TO N ; M tes Painting and Decorating — Paper Hanging a Specialty SANFORD, FLORIDA /" " Sanford Machine î Foundry Atlanta Journal • : . Works DAILY. SUNDAY & SEMI- m | ____ ' ' Repairing ofall.Kinds > tif i-lfl of Maçhibery • Automobiles Engines Gas 0 SP SP SK mk Jj . V- I I * ,* . • 1» -— ;---------- — IIBMiBBiBliilii î î ni lir f i , • ---------- �September 5 THE 8ANE0RD IIM A ID the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. F. Haskins. The surprise was well planned and a complete success, os the two charming Items of Interest Concerning young ladies were greatly astonished U) And such a large gethering in their parkws Society People. unawares and without Invitation. Mat­ ters were soon explained. hOWever, nm| a most delightful evening enjoyed by alb The party m ef'at the home of Misses Nora and Nellie Amick. and with n goodly flow Celery City Vanity Talr While supply of light refreshments repaired to Away the Golden Hour»— the Haskins home. . . w* " Social Gossip. Those present, ware: Misses:— Messrs:— Emma Smith — Percy Eavcnson Reriectlonit<efca»liacl)(lor Ctrl AdahStenstrom Sidney Broer** —\ iT CimnWYNNE * .__ JcH Cnmithers \Where do oil of tho lost henrts got Well,' • Nora Amtek Nellie Amick Martin Llpe must of the masculine orieERh "down where Mary Cnrruthers * Harry Wlthcrington T r a ^ u r s bOTgcr/flows.*' ~ . — Leona Camithcrs Ed. Routh — The hnnlcst problem of a girl's life Is to find out why a man seems bored if she doesn't respond to litm and frightened if Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hand and daugh­ she ^loes. . ters, Misses Charlotte and Mablc, accom­ Mental science never cured a mnn of panied by Misa Bertie Harris, enjoyed an lovc-aickness, because in the overage man's automobile ride to Wekiva Springs, Sun­ loVe nicntnllty phWs so small a part. day in Mr. Hand's large touring car. A mhrried woman hns an awfully smal Miss Thompson, who has been visiting chance of learning anything about her hus­ her nunt, Mrs. Monroe on Magnolia ave­ band's English vocabulary, for the simple nue, returned to her home in Jacksonville reason that he never addresses her In any­ Tuesday.. thing but baby talk or swear Vords. Miss Margaret Hart has returned .to her A man doesn'K^mlnddj^Ulrt knowing home in Orlando, after a delightful visit things; it's loftimydnlhUpBwslfc knows with Mrs. C. G. Butts, nt the Wilton. them that shocks his sensitive soul. Mrs. Monroe and her little son nrc speed­ When a woman snya "tliere are no se­ crets between my husband and' me,1' It is ing the week witli Mr. Monroe >nt his tur­ n sure sign that slie hasn't found out any pentine farm in Osteen. Mrs. M. A. Miot nnd children have re­ tured home, niter spending the summer C ard Party at Mrs. Herndon's very plcnsantly In north Gcorgin. _ Mr®. B. Wr Herndon entertained on Mon­ Mrs. Brooks came over Tuesday to meet day evening in honor of her guest, Mias another little child for her (irivutc school Mary Guernsey of Orlando. at Enterprise. Hearts was the interesting game that Mrs. Jamison and grnnd-dnughter. Miss --------- claimed, the.atlcnil9P_.ofjhe guests at four tables, ami when close, it was found' that Miss Mntn-I How to relatives at Memphis, Tenn. IN THE SOCIAL WORLD POINTS PURELY PERSONAL 1er nnd Mr. Harold ike were the winners. Light'refreshments 1were served nnd a most enjoyable evening spent by those present -V* Among those enjoying the hospitality of Mrs. Herndon were Mesdamcs~ Derry, Forest Lake. Puleaton nnd Misses Leffler, Mrs. J. K. Mettingcr returned lioinc the first of the week from Jacksonville. •crcnnde In honor' of their return from n happy bridal lour. The «crcnnderB were invited to partake of a coureo .pi light re­ freshments. Harry J. Wilson Mrs. Rudolph Thorpe returned to her home in htlddlcburg Tuesday, after spend­ ing a week or two with her sister, Mrs. Hutson. Mrs. Shaw of Tampa, who has been spending a few weeks with her daughter. Mrs. Dr. Samuel Fuleston. has retured home. * ’ ^Miss Mattie May Wynne and little‘Annie Bruton left yesterday ' for a week's visit with friends at Mt. Dora. L'ustis and Tangerine. V * ' Mb's Miriam Mettingcr left Thursday noon for Daytona, where she will visit a week or ten days with her nunt, Mrs. H. J. Wilson. Miss Ida Simon, the popular saleslady at the store of N. P. Yowpll L Co., is spending tier vacation at Cedar Key. Mrs. W. A. Parr and sister spent a few days In Tampa the first of the week. Mrs. Mott is visiting her son and family Keen Kutter Hardware Harness P a t t o n ’s CtUlllltD Sun Proof SPORTING GOODS A SPECIALTY in Jacksonville this week. Mrs. Arthur Marshall spent several days in Orlando (his week. Miss Lucille Anderson is-in Jacksonville this week on a short visit Mrs. M. Martin has gone to Philadelphia Staple: and Fancy Groceries where she will spend p month with friends. Mrs. B. J. Starling and daughter an* spending n few weeks vacation in the mountains nenr Hendersonville, N. Q. . •, * • » F irst Street Phone 22G Sanford Bakery Miss Mapr Smith, one of**OflnndoY f * vqrite‘daughters, has accepted a position In Clark Building ns stenographer in the oflloe of Master Mechanic Stpyens. Miss StAlth.is the niece of Sheriff-elect Jfls.A. Kirkwood.---- Ifotne'Made Bread, Like - “ • A nd Fresh Meats Notice The Bonn! of County Commissioners will meet on Mondny, September 7. nt 10 a. m.. 1000, for tiie purpose of equalizing taxes; and attending to any other business that mny come before them for their considerIL M. Robin; Clerk of Board of Co. Comm's. Mrs. Samuel Wlliiums and sister, Mrs. Messrs W. M.' Le flier. Lnne, Hnrold Lake, George Shipp, are visiting their parents, Forest Lake. Thigpen, McCullum. Nixon Mr..and Mrs. G. M. Lewis, nt LongWOtRTButts and Dr. Pulestun. “ .' Mrs. Rudolph Thorpe of Middleburg. who . has been VUUIng hirttilfcr; MrC Hutson, The M isses H askins Surprised <Thursday evening Uw young friends of fins returned home. Misses Mildred and Mnry Haskins gnve * Saturday .night n merry part jr tendered Goods dioni a vory pleasant surprise (Tarty nt Mr. and Mrs. G>- L. Goodhue o pleasant If you contemplate putting in n nt‘ w walk mid wont the very best iuulerlnls and skilled work­ manship, see Mottich Used to Bake C o n tra cto r W . T . W a re Quick Orders for Fnncy Cakes Filled Promptly He lias put in miles o f concrete walks in this city, all*of which arc satisfactory to the owners niiu conceded to be the l>est wulks in Sanford delivered to any parts of (he 1" W e A r e the Largest O w ners of ill 6Uteri Udp wi kv. j . y evening Henry” AndHSmall F arm T racts W e are offering 50. lots between Rark and Sanford Avenues, South of 10th, at very , < '■ ““ * • ’ ^ ~ ^ Y ' ' j -------------------- -- 1 « ■ ■ n ■ Iotv prices and on payments oi $10.00^ down anef. $5.00 ,per. month'without interest. *• __■ t. ,f j. - ^*>- * . • % . •••'x• The colored;people havejthe same terms giyen them in Georgetown lots Wc will-sell any other property wc own at fair prices, small payments, with 8 We own some valuable farms and outside farm property. It'jfc. all for sail D EALERS & | lF O R D IN is our business. KÏ . V • j* • u » t l j H ’l B l c »' * 5 r I, # 1 «1 ^ jK ■ s.Ei 5 , f s REAL Paints ESTATE. Buying and . «cllint W e haven’ t lime for anything else If you wish to buy or sell Real Estate in the Sanford j-R R ' - ... District, see us »J .' " %: • �•» * TWELVE PAGES Part 2 •«. » .' - if f ¿--- *'•• f e Üfe B ’! J t t f ■-■• . . Paies 9 to I2 Kill:; SANFORD HERARB IN SA N FO R D — Life ia Worth Living’ (Humber 3 __ SANFORD. FLORIDA, SATURDAY, SEPTFMBER 5. 1908 CURBSTONE GLEANINGS A Budget of Opinion “ Just Be­ tween lo u andl.V EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT «4 Chlel Is Among Ye Taking Notes, and Fultlt. lie'll Prent ’Em"— So Says Saujrtterer. —f - -----Sftrkl CarrrtpanJmt* la TAr IItraid, • , U vn of ireaf men atl remlity u» Tliat thU leaaon we atiouUl learn: l,anji In'fore the time for clylnS W# nhouM old. flddy letter* hum. 4^ 4A mini ran lie bribed with n railroad pass wlu> could not be bought with money. Hiere is somethin!! nllurintl about riding on'n pass. ■„ , 1 ~~ a” 4Tlmt Sanford man wlw was saved by Tiie Sauntercr from mnkiiifi n'fooj of hiniself n few weeksm^o. Is beginning to show sighs of needing a number saving. 41 have often sold thnt Stlnford can turn out the sweetest ¿iris and the hand­ somest women of any city of the whole .country,* mid they were out in nil their ~ “ ¿lifryjsst Stiiulnyliven111if. T claim to be rjurfgmnd know- whcreof-lnsHjb---- . *• * 4Wiiy is it that the cat insists on sing­ ing at night after you have gone to sleep without her vocal efforts T It is had taste, unladylike nnd .uncalled for. T he Heralp office cal never gets lier voice whetted up to the tremolo pilch until, about half-hast :------midnight, nnd then she reaches up nnd catrlies high "C" hy the middle nnd holds on to it like grim death to a nigger. 4llcrc is some good ndvira given hy the jiwtnmstcr hf Knnknkee, III., which I |Mih* lisli for tiie tie 11clit .of our own- people: „ If you liuvc any cotnidaint against the posioflicedo not go whining around to your neighbors nliout it, but go to the postmaster. Your neighbors can­ not help you n littlebiL»hul the |<ost- muster may he nble to correct it. 4Tlie municipal election decs not oa:ur for many months, yet, already, títere seems to he considerable Interest 11mid Test in the marshulship of the city, and soverat can­ didates arc making theniBcivcs'known. ___ T..L. Lee; the )irosoa I - yery efficient tie“ rupaht of the office, will he a candidate for re-election, while his deputy. Green Smith, is nlso an nsplrrmt for lite honors . which Itis chief woors. Then there is Jack Fringcrs, n very capable* mart, Who thinks lie can lítense the public as guard!-on of the ponce. Another railroad ihan. Cluude Morris, whom, jt is said, is well <iuiilified for the office, is also seeking the suffrages of tiie people. So it seems that the approaching muni­ cip a l election will he nn interesting one, ami my friends can wager that I will keep an eye on nil developments. * -^1 do not want to he considered n kick* cf. hut, honestly, there are u wiiole Tot o( fellows in and ahout Sanford—and, irtfact, every town— w Im) couid tench schooi bcttcr -• Uioac wlto are now our teachers, preach better than those who aro-prenda ing; Jilead law better Urnn oil- the attor­ neys^ In the county; run a store better limn the storekeeper; run a newspn|ier bo.uer than die men wl»o run It. Yes, the woods, tiie fields and the towns are full ' of tlieu^mt none of them ever taught school, preached, practiced law; run a store or 11 |w|Htr. or ever will. They have al. w«ys sjxmt the^r time In lonflTig around; - rinding fuult with other peoplt^ and do not know enough to do gixxi, honest work, nnd Wuost of them never will. Fvery day, wliil^rtrtrtnWI Is being dlsjfihuted, a number uf hoys. sume of Utcjy very near men's estate, congregate at thgi postaffice.aud seem lir vie with one us> oilier in making hideous noises. It is very annoying, not only to tiie officials oí Uie juisioffice, hut to Uie patrons ns welL Some cía-use can <be made for the small boy, hut the young man who certainly knows bet­ ter cannot he too severely censured for llieir unmanly and disgusting actions. I understand thnt if this annoyance is not •topped the young "hoodlums" will he seWere it not for the heartache It would ^¡ng to tiie parents of some of these young men. 1 would print their unities in rannection with this Uttie scold. A repepiitotfoi UiVuuOai|e. however, vrlU‘ secure them a more inthiJcVeproof. ,- . Criic poitoffietha______ , Ihc window where the oilier useful articles were wont to lie pastcJ out, sweetly requested n stamp. Miss Miilicr just ns sweetly informed me that stomps were-now.procured nt the stamp window, tmd then I tumbled to - the fact that Sanford's postoffira is also juitiingon city frills. A separate _window for stani|>sl The next thing wc know the mail will bp.1de­ livered ut our houses,' ami then we will miss the cheerful countenance of Miss Muller altogether, unless wc lmp|>cn to Wander dowh to First.strect to wntcJt the street'cnrs run mid incidentnlly drop into the postolhce by mistake. Verily the rapid growth of Sanford is fraught with sorrow ns well ns joy. , ■ . t 4Hero is n story which was wnftipl^lh Tills week by a breezy drummer. HJ 'ft is so old thnt it is new again,' hut it doesn't imiiress me like an utd asqimintnnce. ts. A Frenchman who tins not yet mastered tiie intricacies of the English language went to it friend the other day for infor­ mation and ndviccr ••Can you tell me." he said, "vat ees dees—vat younlllT jmle hcarT Vnt ecs n pole liear, eh T" " A ^olar liear T" "Yes. .Vnt does it doT"-"Oh, it just sits on ’ the ire 11ml eats 4Uh^---- ------------------------------ ---------“ V n H -A u d i shnli do thnrT— Ncvrdrol NeiTairei Not alatli hvill decible!" "Wliut do yon mcniiT" "Vell, a man in ze honnling Isuise vero I lecve lie die, and tiicy simtl say to me vill I lie a |Hiinr ticur to Idiu. Seet '011 ice nnd ent Asid I vill not do itl Not eveu for a dend maní Not nt »111 [ vi l l ' de- cliñél" • • — .. * T he Sauntekeh. 10« IN HAMILTON; 0 III0 _ ---------- S FROM MACARONI DELTA Î Have You a F a rm ? Trom The Herald's Speeial Correspondent By W ireless Telephone > Silc Stuckey is getting mblicr tires at­ tached to his buggy. Iaxik out girls. Abe Dingmati's hull dog-is Imvering near ucatli's door from eating meat ndulterated with strychnine. Moso Fix icy talks of building n tiirecnioni cottage on the lot his dad gnve him Inst summer. Wlinl altotn this girlsT Deacon Sidehottoni passed around the wliile the Hardshell c ongregatinn was singing Inst Sunday nnd collected $2 wlilph was turned over to Prencher Goodbekner to make up a (icficinncy in ills last year’s salary. Tiie dencon was' very grnieful and saiÜ it was just like limliug the money. * Jim Pilcher is working in Preneiier Hun­ ker's garden on shares; nlso tile garden of Aunt Malialn Cnmkhitc. ♦'urther dlSturlianre is cxiiected in tin* Bungstnrtcr office, as falitof Bill Rengan wore his luin-union nimio lirceclies to a picnic lust week nnd another strike is threatened. Mdse Buster’s wife went to Sucker's Corners yestenlay to attend the funeral of fl "dcud uncic. Her uncle whs qiilit* .witiiltliy umL imd.JiaaiiLiul_intcrc5la. ¡a several industries— n Half Interest in a two-ehnir barber sliop. n scodnp-linnd shoe store nml n patent cnlf-wcnne. Sammy Ciieczum nnd Hack Sweezy are giiing to widen Orpnge creek at,the liend nnd erect n swimming |ss»i. it 1ms been too narrow for fleshy jicrsoiis, ns'every time Mrs, Bunker, with her grown-up daughters went in bulbing (in* water overllowcd into Jim Korpeter s hack yard and drowned out Ids strawberry guava patch. Ilude BUI Siockslngcr came home from Jacksonville yesterday with Itis trousers crenied mid wearing a slniiy rutilier ral­ lar.. Unde Bill .must, in* getting a little hit s|sirty as tin gets nlongTii in years/ hut maybe Aunt Jeruslm Stutesenlairg wold tell the risisou why. Unde Bill is simidng up. . ■ • Nettio Janrt Flynnrof Tavares, visited * Itcr'unde. Pete Joslyn, Inst.Sunday, ami Uncle Pete took her over-to Orlando hnd ídiuwrd her oily life i>y taking her. Into tiie picture shows, a ride on the merry-gortfund, bumh the humps nnd other hurumscnramkhillRR, ilmt-.wlicn (liey gm hack to Macdroni Nettie Jane said she'd.had tiie liuie of lier life. The.Flynns are well to' doum ( move in the smurt-set altogether ut home. ■ 4 Tiie Macaroni hall team played tiie Mulberry’s last Sunday and skinned ’em 10 to.’ 3 .'ll There was much clieering when tiie game was over nnd the Maca­ <• roni peoplejumiéd Bill iiopiiglil, the Imwlegged tilltdwr for their team, off tiie ground on'tiieir slioulders. Tobe Sluslier's 30-yenr-old daughter Pet was nt the picnic last Tuesduy nnd en­ joyed herself quite hilariously. fn:t is a regular cut-up.- She mixed the salt witli tiie sugar, put heal pins on the tieiit pins on tiie benches and puf n trig lunik of gum 011 Steve Patton's chair", nnd when Steve 41 believe in the largest liberty of tiie citizen consistent with public morals, good order, i i i k | the just rights of others. I be­ lieve In 1lie projior 'observance of the Christian Snhhnlh, which was established to coinmenmrnte the resurrection of the I»rd from % the dead, ' _and, as *a New York pujier pats it. it is tile day that hns lieen observed since the commencement of tiie Christian Era. nnd it will continue to be observed down to tiie latest ages, until tlto time when Christ himself shall he recognized us the King of Kings nnd the Lord of Lords. We hnye Instructions in the Word of God as to the manner in which tins day should in* celebrated. Thu Sohlinlit.was originally established us u duy of rest and refreshment. Tiie' Tieople /were -directed notto bo tnuumfuL hut to go ftirtit to eat nit, iff drink sweet wine, and to be glad with, cadi other, so thut they may be filled witlt joy of die l-ord, which is their strcnglji Tiie law of God is the jicrfcct law of lilierty, nnd every human being is enjoined by the word of God to exercise nnd enjoy his liberty. It is left to his own choice ns to what sort of enjoyment hemuy indulge in. -With the consideration for the rights of otliers, he has absolute liberty to spend ins. Sabbath in utiy way which to liini peems proper. It is n matter solely be­ tween him and ills God, and whilo those who may differ witli him Itnve u,right to their opinions, they nre not authorized to enforce these opinions on others to soeh nd-polh-iH an extent .that it becomes persecution. fairly shriked with laughter. .’ Yours for Progress, ~ * Geo. H. Femald H A R D W A R E « . Fence to Fence It * Lime to Sweeten It •* * \Vells tp Irrigate It - Ti^e and Sewer F^ipe to-Drai n-It — -—— ESTIMATES EDRNISHED FOR MATERIAL OR WORK COMPLETED •a uinuination ut Uie end o f three years to • '~rrr7 * ----------- ' r,-\ If Ü'« .printing"yon .want, send i r t p jw l ¿hfmdoii a business it found unprofitable. into the HiAwut oOLJL ttm -ck M work ¿UUTflfl-1MflW qLthelnemlK-rs of the company are ' Cjnnnliaiis.—Buffalo Courier. teed. ^ TALK *■ Do you reuliF.e the necessity Tor n substantial 1 foundation us n pari o f th at sid ew alk w hich you intend bu ildin g^ A n icely 'fin is h e d top lends • beauty, hut not stability". Th is is toRife attained v;. . on ly w hen the sam e care is exercised in selection o f m aterials for the foundation as fo r the top coat/ With tliis fuct in iiiiiul, I nm imiKirtinfi dean linrd crushed stone, vvliL»;!» wlieii^niketl witli standard cn(<iuecnuj{ specifltui-ik “ tioija, tlives tuTiiUsoMely tleijejiduble ilouifduUon.-------— — — If ytjii wnnt n walk in. which you can tnkè pride in the years to (.nme, lie stiro that that foundtftion is riytit. This is one of tiie 'characteristics of my work. Let ine finire oiKjyjdk-a walk for you. / ■ "* Sanford, Florida S H IN H O L S E R Your Order Solicited FOR.. Finished Lu m ber for o il Building Purposes • . Best Grade Cypress Shingles i WRITE: MJt FOR PRICES J. B. C L A R K , Orlaiido,.Fla. 1r î- V i- i- i- •> . ** *'..* *!■. * 1 .• .i Hayruhe. While We o f riorldu Enjoy Freedom , 'Drew and Son Held Up v-v; From the lient .. , Wonl lias been receive^here, says tiie During tiie recent hot afiell there was a Orlwido corres|ioiideiil4p llu* Tjpes-Unior great, .deal of grumbling at the he it .by -»tint Benjanuii jind,srfit4if yriarnU. rinsifi' sufferenr who did nolTuiOw how . well rtjl- Drew; »fen* vicJiaijFof u'hblpifirjrrtfollowuîcy were to help Hîirida. The I’ oiisijcola stonF f*«rk. Mr.^lirew was obliged to lifjnd Journal quotes tiie Hamilton, 0., journal oyer $90 In rash, while young Mr. Drew us suiting that on Sunday die (Kermoaift. yms ram|ieiltsl to hold tiie highwayman's ter mounted to 108 degrees at 3 p. ih.'v in sack, which lie Wlled'with jewelry and se­ ■^iiut city. The stime dfiy tiie liigltest^Fnj- curities ammintinji to $111,000. Frrends ( hnature in Jacksonville,was only H7 tle- of tin* Drew fimply will syiiquitiiixo with gre^s. We have hail stiino hut weather, thpHi «11 their frigid and loss while-on a hut the 111ghc.it têt»(ternturo recorded in plcusureuip to'til is wonderful park. this city for nuy one duy was 9-1 degrees on August 1U. That was the hottest'day - Refuse to’ Advertise and Died of the year, tind since that duy It hfliiiCe.li Tjiat it pays tu mlvcrtiso is lise inorai growing cooler. But even that watt 1.4 degrees cooler tllun : th* teiiijvrutiffe in conveyed by tlu^, situi ling down of the llundlton on that Sunday iifterniHiu. It is chuin of meat markets operated in Buffalo a curious tiling thnt-mpiiy Floridinas ^kre dating the last three or four yeurs hy tlm as much ustonisiied to learn lliaUlia North William I- Du vii Coinpuiiy. The fixtures Óf.Ulti company's stores 1374 Main street, is hotter than tiie South in midsuiûm.*r,' TTrO m m 'BUW L tSfB J r f f iw in street nnd and aa*fhafeJiiC>us when lolif so, liiluittlt.314 Connecticut sUeet, have lieen pur- ' era iMW|ile not when infurmod that -this duised hy the John H. Kaniinori ramp-ny. section is aioier than theirs ut this r j t WU!I the unusual policy o f die Davis the year—tln^ is, unless they luyvs had m njm ny to refrain from everything in the tiie unfortunate experiertee of hejpgJtHUic form of newspaper advertising. To flis of those nortilernet tics during u liotnipèB. ■policy is attributed the Anns ubrupt do—Short Talk in Ttmeo-Union. CO. t.,Can FuTiilshdV. * SIDEWALK Whim she sneaked up behind Newt Spencer nml cut ids suspenden, loose it was awfully to see Newt's terrible anxiety; J " First Year .A "c l e a n s % •* •;* ■;* v •>•>•:*•>•>»> ■Lair ■> * --- *>-y » T." "*• *+± " A r il) P R E S S E S Ladles’ Skirts and Gentlemeu's Clothing Our M onthly Rate* fo r Club O n U $1.25 G ivin g you tw e lv e pieces a m onth i N _ We w ill ca ll Jo r and tiuliver your. cloUiea once a week A ll W o r k G u a r a n t e e d - GEO. W . A D A M S , Managen.. In GôldVBarber Shop “ Thane GO ' Park Avenue, N o n ! \“>ÄV � 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, September 05, 1908 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 05, 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>, September 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/e104990a8eb6697cbb026bf48417e8f9.pdf 1ce2811f7e04aab5e35e6f3d6b546159 PDF Text Text September 5 THE SANTORO HERALD the ltomc of their parent*, Mr. nnd, Mr*. ' • Tho surprise 'was well planned anil n complete success, as the two charming young ladies were greatly astonished >to llnd such a large gethering in their parlors unaware* and without invitation. Mut­ ters .were soon explained, however,1 ,and a most delightful evening enjoyed by nil. ' Tire porty met nt the home of -Misses Norn nnd Nellie Amick, and with a goodly sdpply of light refreshments repaired to the Haskins home. . Those present were: Misses:— Messrs:— > * Emma Smith Percy Envenson AdnhSlcnstipm Sidney Broer ’ _ Norn Amick * Jrff Corrutliers * Nellie Amick •• Martin Upo Mnry Camitbcrs Harry Wllherlngton U*6hh Cnrruthers Ed. Routh - • ■' " ' Humid Haskins IN THE SOCIAL WORLD Chns. F. Haskins. Items of Interest Concerning Society People. P O IN T S P Ü R E Ο -PERSONAL now. Celery City Vanlly Talr jVhlle Away the Golden Hours— ' Social Gossip. Reflections of a Bachelor'Girt IT CtDfDVTSNe k- : l . fíj 1 1m QBn. *« • V1 .g HKp- i ■ j i -; - . * ■ v ljl w £ ;* ■£n . , * f * ! . a %Where do nil of Ifie lost henrt* go T Well, most of the masculine ones g<r“ dbwn where the-Wursburgcr flows." ' The hnrdcst jihiblein of a girl’s life is to find out why a man seems bored if she doesn't respond to him and frightened if sho docs. Meutnl science nevef cured a mail of love-sickness, because in the average man’s, love mentality plays so small a part. A married Woman hns nn awfully sinul ( chance of learning anything about her hus­ band's English vocabulary) for the simple reason that he never addresses her inlinything but baby talk or swear words. A innn doesn’t mind a girl knowing things; it's letting him know she knows them that shocks his sensitive soul. " When a. woman sayp, “ there nre no se­ créta between fny husband nnd me," il ls - a sure sign Vint she hadn't found wit any ■ ..of hi*, - j . ~ ’ Card Party at Mrs. Herndon's 'am Mrs. B. W. Herndon entertained on Mon­ day evening in honor of her guesr. Miss Mary Guernsey of Orlnndo. Hearts was the interesting game ihnj -fUimnd tho attention of th*gtH*3f anTTfoUr tables, nnd when the l>cll tapped at the close, it was found that Miss Mabel-Bow­ ler and Mr. Harold Lake were the winners! Light* refreshments were served nnd ’ a most enjoyable evening spent by tjiose present. * — Among those enjoying the hospitality of Mrs. Herndon were 1 Mesdamcs Derry, Forest Lake, Pnlenton and Misses Lcfller, Guernsey. Sfmngfeliow' dnd Bowler, -n/id Messrs W. M. Lefllcr. Ijine. Humid Lake, Forest Lake. Thigpen, MoCullum, Nixon Butts and Dr. Puleston. ¿ a * Mr., nnd Mrs. 'Charles Hand and daugh­ ters, Misses Charlotte and Mnlrttr, accom­ panied by Miss Her lie Harris, enjoyed nn automobile rtdclb Wcklvn Spring*. Sun­ day In Mr. Hand’s lnrga.touring ciu. . Miss Thompson, who lias been visiting her aunt. Mr*1- Mtlhmc on Magnolia ave­ nue, retuthed to her Ikhuo In Jacksonville Tuesday. , Miss Margaret Hart has returned to her home in Orlando, after a .delightful' visit with Mrs. C. G. Butts, at the Wilton. Mrs. Monroe and her little son arc spend; ing.the.weck with Mr. Monroe at his tur­ pentine farm .in Osteen.’ ' _j . Mnt M. A. Miot ptnl" children hitye relured hptne, ufter spending thb summer ver’y pTiasnntly In north Georgia. ...» «crenndo in honor of their return fn>m n happy bridal tour. The scrennders were invited to |iaitake of a course of light re-i freshmen is. ...J Mrs. Rudolph Thorpe returned to her home In Middlcburg Tuesday, niter spend­ ing n week or two with her sister.^lrs. Hutson. Mrs. Shaw of Tampa, who hns beep s|>cnding a few week* with-her daughter, bjrp. Dr. Samuel Pujeslon, hn* retured Harry J. Wilson Keen Kutter Hardware Miss Mattie May Wyniu: nnd lllllo An­ nie Bruton left yesterday 'for a week’s visit with friends nt-Mi. Dora. Eustis. njid" TnngeMne. Mi v- Mlriiiin Mcttingrr left Thursday noon for Dnytonn, whefc she ’ will visit n week or ten daVs with "her mint,';Jtys. H.J. Wilson— ,i Miss Idn Simon, the po|iulnr saleslady nl the store of N. P. Yowcll i Co., is spending her Vagfttibujt.Cciini Key.— , Mrs. W. A. Parr and sister spent n few dnys In Tnmpn the first of the week. Mrs. Mott is visiting her son and family in Jacksonville tills week. -Mrs. Arthur Mnrshdll spent several day* in Orlando this week. Miss Lucille Anderson -is in Jacksonville this weekmon n short visit. — Mrs. M. Martin has gone taFhllndelphi.-i where she Will spend n month with friends. Mrs. D. J. Starling nnd daughter are spending a few weeks vncntlpn In the mountains near Hendersonville, N. C. P a tto n ’s SPORTING TTOODS A SPECIALTY Staple and Fancy Groceries Notice Tho Board of County Commissioners will Mrs, Brooks came over Tuesday to meet meet on Mopdny, September 7, nt 10 a. m„ 'nnothor little child for her private school 1008, for the purpose of equalising tunes; at Enterprise. — - — ■---- i- j — wwl attending to any other -business that KHfcTtod^nA^tghtftirM i' Florence Robb, are nl lioipe after a -visit •* B. M. Robinson. to rplfltiyfar*iit Memphis. X»niiü Boprd of Co. Cbinin's. .Mrá. J. K. Metliiigcr rVlurin-d home* the first of the week fro.in Jacksonville. *. Mis*'. M6r/Smith.- one o f Orlando’s’ fa­ vorite daughters, tins ncccptcd u |»sitlon as stenogrnphor in * the. oflice of Master Mechtfnjc Stevens.; Miss Smith is the niece of ShsVSfT-clcct Jos. A. Kirkwood. - Mrs. §amurl Williams nnd sister, Mrs. George Shipp, dre visiting 'their parent*. My. and Mrs. G. M. Lewis, at Longwood. MTs. Rudolph íluirpenf Midillchurg. who Ims^heen visiting her sister, Mr£ HutsOn, The M lstci Haskins Surprised ' J. , » • Thursday evening the young friends .of hns returned home. Misses Mildred and Mary Haskins gave /Saturday-night a merry |>arty tendered them * a I very plcusnnt surprise party T •eni Mr.^ and Mrs. C. L. Goodhuu a pleasant Phone 220 How is Your Sidewalk ? Sanford Bakery ' IT you contemplate putting in n new walk ami want the very best materials nnd skilled work­ manship, gee ¿- • In Clark Building Home Mude Bread! Like Mother Used to Bake. - C o n tra c to r W . T . W a re Xjuick-Onters for Fauci. Coke* FillUl Promptly (i Goods delivered to noy parts of the ;! ------ 4 . ; —» City • s lie hns put in vmi1es of concrete walks in this flntisfnctory tU to the owners apd conceded to I k: tjie best wntkfc in Sanford vcity, llJ T , all t i l l All VTMIX .arc of which We- Are the Largest Owners ,of W e are ofTering 50 lots-between Park and S.-mford A venues,:9 Smn-b nf 40th, * • w ** low prices and * ,* pàÿments of $10.00. down and $5.00 per month without "interest •. Tho. colored pet have the same terms givOH them in Geôrgêtown lots « Wc will sell any other property we own at fair prices, scnall payments, with 8 per cent, interest Wc own some valuable farms and outside farm property. DEALERS IN is our business. REAL ESTATE. It-’s all for sale because wc arc Buying and 'selling SANFORD We haven’t time for anything else or sell Real Estate in the Sanford District, REAL ESTATE �TWELVE PAGES— Part 2— Pages IN. SANFORD—Lift Number 3 SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, SEPTFM Bfk oiit, aWeetly requested TT sininp. M|xa FROM MACARONI IULTA I Muller pit sweetly informed me 'that I «damp» were now procured nt the stomp /lt Budget of-Opinion “ Just Be window, nud theifl tumbled to tlm fuel Trom The llrr uID'4f JApeclnl Corrrsppmtent (w een ioti and!.“ t Unit Sfinford’a postoffice la nlao lifttting'TTrt. By Wireless, Telephone city frills. .\ Slle Stuckey is getting rubber Urea ntA separate window fl*r stamper-The tnched to his buggy. Look' nut-girls. next tiling we know the mull will be de­ Abe Dingrnun's hull flog is hovering livered fit our houses, and then we will near death's dour Tram eating. meal ^ululntlas the cheerful countetmnce of Miss - A Chlcl ts A m on frY e'T a k in g Notes, Muller altogether, unless wo happen to and Faith, IteTI Prent wander down to First street to watch the $o Soys Sauntcrcr. -f street ¿ara run and incidentally drop into the postofllec by mistnke.,, * * «• Si*ritl£»nfp"vltnr* *• FA#HttmtJ. Lives of Sreal pirn all remind ut .Verily the rapid growth of Sanford ia - That this 1#s*on we tttould learn: , ** fraught with sorrow ns well ns joy. / ? Unit! I.'fcirr\lhe lime for ilylmi We ihould\)d. ilddy letters burn. 41Iere Is a alory which was wafted dir 4A man can be bribed with a railroad this week by a breezy drummer. Maybe pass who could not be bought with money. it is so old that it is Uuw again, but.it T h e re Is something nllurlng about riding doesn't impress me like an old acquaint' mice. on n pass. • A Frenchman wbnrhna not yet mastered 4Thnt.-San fool man wlio was saved by the intrica’c ift of the English .language TJic Snunterrr frtrni making a fool of him­ went to a friend tlif other day Tor Infor­ self a few weeks ago, is beginning to show mation vund ndvtde. ^"Can you tell me." signs of needing another saying. lie wild, "vat ees def*jl—vat ymtenllT jiole *» 1~-■ fcl>ear T Vut ees u pole liear, eh T" 41 have often sold that .Sanford-can **A polar benrf” turn out the sweetest girls and the hand­ “ Vbs. Vat docs it do T" somest 'w^incn of any city of. the whole — ^fdtrdtT-jitst aits mi the- Ice and eats glory last Sunday evening. 1 clniu a judge and know whereof I speak. 4Why is it that (he eat insists on sing­ ing at night nftcr you hnvc'gone to sleep without her vocal efforts T It is bad taste, unladylike'and uncalled for. Tin: Hkraui office cat never gets Iter voice whetted up to list tremolo pitch until ulHgil half-past midnight, and then she readies up' and catches high "C" by the middle and hold» on to it dike grim dentil to a nigger. 4IIere is some good ndvice given by the poaUMiter lit Kahknkcc, III., which I pub. listi.for lite Udicltj of our own |Mio|iÌÒ:r If you have any complaint ngidnst -the jMistoilice do outgo whiiUng nrnund to your neighbors nboutdt, Hut go to thepostmssterr s Your neighbor« can­ not li<'i|> you a little bit. but the jiostmnster may be able to correct it. Nevuire! Not at nil L I . vili deeli nel ' "What do yîuî mctffiŸ" , "Veil, a lumi in zu iMianllng house I leave lie die, ihuI they shall say Ui ,Vjll I,be a ¡Hilar bear to him.* Sect o' nml eat flsld 1 vili not do iti Not for n dead inani Not nt nlir 1 vili cilnel,r: »*• <01 believe in the largest liberty of the citizen consistent with publicinornls, good order, ;i ml ibi* juslrlghts of otliers. I l>elieve in the |>roper observance of tile Cliristinn Subbollì. which was established to enmmehiuratu the resurrection of The Lord from the dead, and, nH a New York paper puts it. it is the duy thot has been observed since the commencement of the -Christian Era. and it will bunt inuè to i>e o^sctvefl down to the latest ages, uffiil 11 V' time A I I IV ib 1 ■’ 1 I «, 11 1 if " ’I, f «Vt lnmtfolf ÏMh i V j, IF shall ill II. « HII !« ., rthe when- Christ lie recognized as the King of Kings and the IIM fot Izirds. Wc htive* iastnictioas ia Slie^Vocd of God as to the manner in which tliis day should tie celebrated. The Snbhnlh was*•originally estatilislic«! as a • , ** day of rest and refrcsiimcnt. The people were directed lUiL Ui bti.luDUrilful buLlO go forth to eat fat, to drink sweet wine, and to be glad with each other, so that they may be filled with joy o f tile Lord, which Is their, strength The low p f God is (lie perfect InW of liberty, and every liuimin being is enjoined by the word of God to exercise and enjoy, ils liberty. It Is left to his own choice ns to wliut;Bort of enjoyment he muy Indulge n. Witli the consideration for the rights of others, he Inis absolute liberty t04»|>ciid tils Sahhatit in any way tYhich to-him seems proper, it is' u niHttrr solely luv tween iiiin and his God, and while those wliu may differ witli tiimJ|hVe n-right to their opinions, they nre not ¿authorized- to enforce these opinions on others to such un extent thnt ft becomes persecution, Yours for -Progress, TTnrSXTTTrmmr m tfUie tniinifi|iaP eldiinoii floes not ixx-ur fur many months, yet, already, tlicra seems' to is; <smsiderul>le interest mnnifest ni thc UmiYiialsIilp ofthe city, and several didutes atvTimklngnhemseJves known. T. L lzx; Urf^Iircsent ^ycry elBcicilt oc­ cupant uf Tbe.ofllcc. will be ‘u-candidate for re election, while' ids dcikity, (Jhten KriWtli. is »Iso an aspirant for the honors which liis chief wears. Then there is Jack Fringe™, n vpry capablo' man, who thinks be can please the public nsgimnii. nn of the peScf. Anothdt* railroad man. Claude Morris, whom, ‘ it is said, is w£ll qualified for the oflice, is also seeking the suffrages of the people. * So ii w^rtis that the apiwoachingiiiuul*;clpal election will be an .intcrcstlilg one, and my friends can wager that I will keep an ejrt on nIP’deVdojVmehts!' . 41 do iiot wjiiit to lie considered a kicker.Jiut, himesiiy.'Tliere arc a whole lot of fellows in and about Sanford—and, in fact, every toWri—whocHufd tcnch'si^qol better tlioa. tiuise who arc now, tmr 'teaclicrp. n n l, I & . * ■ f Ing; plead law IHitter than all the attq^ -7 ‘wys, in the rdlinfY; ran a «tore be 11^ y " ,an *be storekeeper; ran a newspaper >• belter tinin tiie men y/lio run it. Yltt. tfle •wooili, the fields und tlte towns artiTWli *.«f OjenrdHJt ntme of tbei'it 'ever taught , k<Jiool, pn'ached.practiced-law, fun a store , w * paper, or ever w ill They hnve al* ways (pent their tlnie in loaflng nround; j finding fault with otlter people, und do nut -— know enough to do good, honest work, and mwl of tlnmi uc^er will. While We q f Florida Enjoy Freedom • From Ih e Meat \ During (lie recent hot spell liiere was u great deni of . grumbling at the he it by sufTerehi who did not kriAw liow well off tiiey were to he in Florida. The Pensacola Journal quotes the Hamilton, O . Journal us p(uting that on Sunday tiie thermome­ ter mounted to 4U8^legrnes at 3 p. m„ in * 4Lvery day, prhile the mail is being dis­ that d ty- The same, tiny thoJugliest terntributed, u number of hovic siim» of ili«m JJthcr .in making liideous noises.' It is very »nnoyitig^^;, only to the officials of tlte postoflice, hut to thç pntroirs ns well, Çome < PJJ^be innde-fyc the, wnull boy, hut ine youiig man wiio certainly knows bet­ ter cannot be too severely censured. for Oirir unmanly and disgusting actions. I understand Uiot If this mu myune« is not »topped the young "hoodlums” will be severely punished^ ‘ • •— - Geo. H . Fernald H A R D W A R E - CO. Can furnish Ferine to Fence It Lîrfïe tx)'Sweetep It Wells Jto^lrrig3t? It T ile ^nd^Sewéf- Pipe to Draiiv-lt ■■t■ ’ -r^- imJCOO—utiuU*.-—flcr- tinpltr - wyrs ~?mttlr wealthy and bud (innneial Interests In several industries—a half interest in i* two-chair Inirltcr shop, a scroop-bund shoe store and. n patrmt cnlf-wcnne. . Sammy Cheezum nisi Hack Sweuzyjjre going to widen Orange creek nt the benik and erect a swimming jmof.* It has been too .narrow for fleshy-irereons, as every time Mrs. Hunker, with her grown-up daughters went iu-hutliihg the water over­ flowed into Jim Kor|s'tcr's l»nck yard and drowned but Ills strawberry guava |uUclp llnde Hl)l Slpck.slagcr cant) linlne from Jacksonville yesterday with •Ins trousers created and wearing n shiny rubber col­ lar. Uncle Hill must lie getting n Tittle hit s|*irty as Jje grMs along Jn* in yeyrs', hut maylie Aunt Jcrusiia Stutcscntmrg could tell 'the reason why Unde Bill iA' siiruciiul up. t ...... . . E$TlM 'A Lt3 v - Nettie Jtnr« Flyrin,*of Tavares; .visited her uncle, Pete Joslyn, Inst Sunday, and Uncle Pete took her over to Orlatuiu. and slinwcd hei' city lift? Iiy taking bci into .....i..... . sltows. ..i...... _a ride op ‘ the ___merry:go’i tlm picture ' round, bumli tin- Imiiiii« and other f(anmiscn[um tilings, and when lliejirgotTun kTa 'Macaroni .Nettie June said, slic'd had the rirntrof her life’. Thc'Fiynns are well*tn do and move in Hip smart-set 'altogether ntiiome. Tiie Macaroni hall team playwl the Mulberry's last Sunday ^and skinnt’d 'em •10 to 35, There was much «liePrlrig ; wlien tiie game was over and the. Macn- 5* roal'people carried Hill, ilopliglit, the isiwleggisi' cntclier for (heir team, "011 tile ground on their shoulders. , • Tobe Sluslier's ¡10-year-old daughter Pet wns nt the picnic lust Tuesday and on-, joyed herself quite hilariously. . Pet is’ a regular cut-up. She mixed the salt witli tiie sngnr. (Hit hen't pins on the licnt pins on tiie benches and pm n big hunk of gum when Steve on Steve Patton's chair, got uy uiid pulliM tiie duiir w'\h iiim Pet fairly shriked with laughter, When she his susjHMidcu loose it Wiis tjvr Ntivfi*« terrtj™ anxiety, IU R N ÌSIIC D FOR MATERIAL OR WORK ' 'COMPLETED.. _ * Do yt/u realize, thev/iecesfiity, for n substantial foun.(lfilio|t ns a part of. that .sidewalk which yoii intend rmildipti? ^VkriiiCely fihisluid Aop lends . beauty, hm noj. stability. This is^fV he-4attained onfr wii«i;the ¿airwi care is exercised in selection .of niateriuls fdr.the foundation as fof the topcont. *WitJr tliiii,fiifet“ in mind, RmiirimpprUnt! cfean.hatyl crushctt sttine, wliit lt whwi wtilt stufttlnrti eniiimxtrinii sjKscificnliinnr, j}iv«is nli’ilfos<>Inti*iy depaidnlHft foflndntion. *" If yotrwmit ¡» wtdk in which you' wth take pptje iA the years to rtliiie, In su re foundatianNis rifiht. Tips is one ot S a n fo rd * F lo r id a . V*. . ; . ■ > 4. .j.. ; . - s < . e . . j . . ■ * ' " k* ' ' ; . . ; . + Your- Order Solicited Finished Lumber for till-Building P u rp oses' Best Grade Cypress Shingles * WHITE- ME TOR PRtCPS J. 9» * * * * » * < H " M CLARK, Orlando, -M "*-*■»■»»» 4»f ♦ » ■H -4 <■>-H --k 4-■« ■ ■ » ♦ » ♦ » » t t Drew utid Son Word lins been received here? bu$ - tin* Orlando correspon>(/ui to tiie Tinms^Iohm, Tiiat Benjamin uiuttson of Oiiattdo, Gaskin Drew,'were victims of a holdup ill YellowstonerPark. Mr. Draw wasohliiicil to hand oyer JOt) in cash, wliile young Mr. Drew was compelled to liold the highwaytuau's sack whip!« lie filled with Jewelry and se­ curities amounting to $10,ODD. Friend^ of the Drew family will sympathize witii“ thetii hr 'thdir frigid anil loss while op 11 pleasure uipVtiKliiis wonderful pork. ‘ -C L E A N S AND P R E S S E S • . “r Ladies’ Skirts and Gentlemen’s Clothing Giving yju twelve pieces n month Reùise to AtUcrtlse unti Uled llin tìt pays to ndvertM -is/dù' inorai convSyed hy thè siiu.kliiig. tlown' of lite citala of ttteat morkeunjicruic'd Jc HufTulo duritig tlie lust tliree ór fuur ycurs by ilio William L. Davis Comtwny. Tlie fixtures o p c e -a :W d e k All W o r k G u a ra n te e d G EO . la Gold's Barber Shop w; A D A M S , 'Phone 00 ManaÇer Park Avenue; North ' ' �I*- *• -t• -r ’ •: . if.- * *»*Y Ì •y ?'5 •“- T - , ' t -1i ..." •?■*. _______ . - :■ *- isKtitósa ■■^ •W(' * tjj • T .' • ' .. ,?.yi /s • ' . v— W.V: . • • • - -V THE SANFORD MERAtO. '*-i^1 t~ B y A L B E B .T T A V S O JV TE'RHUJVE C O P Y R IG H T , -190«, ini t r o porr-wn luxi to near no moro. ~Cntch|ng sight o f Nlflh, ho rushed upon 'that unhnppy clerk. "Find M. do JoUdou!" ho command­ ed. "Keep your cyo on him all tho rest , o t the evening. J. Soo'If ho makes love to th e . widow and report -to mo. I havo afresdy told Mind, Popoff to •sound him on tho subject Among us nil wo ought to learn something before Wo'ro dona.*' ^ “ YoiHl learn 'somethtag' If you keep on spying," muttered Dnnllo under his breath as ho innvod nway. "But I'll bet a years income It'll bo «omethlnr ghat will giro you more surprise than pleasure." * Dusk was falling.' Aliovo tbe myriad colored lights that dotted the gnrdeu tho moon wAs rising. Along one of tho bodged paths lending to tho summar bouse a.man and a woman were strolling—Uhl«. Natalie I’opoff and M. do Jolldon. _ “ And so your worthy husband sot yon the task' of Ending out whom f am In love with?" I)o Jolldon was saying. "yes,” the ambassador's young wife (answered. "IIo is afraid you will maiyy tho. wJdttSr," . * BV HENRY SAVAGE -¿Then," implored De Jolldon, " I f It Is renlly to tlw our farewell Interview, why inuht‘ We'talk here tn the gurden, where at any momVut others may coma to claim your attention? Grant mu a final- half hour-of y©uy society -sll-to thyself. Let the tnlk bo uninterrupted, list us'alt in tho Ultlo fcuinmer‘ houso over there. Soo—dt is empty." They entered ihe llttlo Inclosed arlx>r It was lighted by it string of Jnpntiesc lanterns,and__ two- tuatlc. chairs were at .tmposlte aides of its round center table.' The^o was u door nt each'end o f tbotlify'*roon»-~nn ideal spot for n tete-a-tete chat now that tho moonlight had wooed moat o f . tbo guests out o f doors. * The light wicker door swung shut bolilnd tho. conplo; Nntnllc quite en­ joyed tho prospect of listening to her mloror'a melodramatic, words of fare­ well nud o&poslng horoclully aa a self sacrificing, dutiful wife.- In half,, au hour at-most she would rejoin her bustimid with tho righteous consciousness In her .heart o f having dismissed for­ ever tho one mnn besides Popoff who had over made love to her. Bo Interested was Natalie In Do Joll- I “I ’M r ñ % AW AKE FROM M Y CRAZY, DREAM OF LOVE, A N D ‘I ’M * GOING BACK TO M A X IM U ” ..... . . ____ ..___ , * Why*shouldn't Do*Jon ildu't iI?" r queried Do* Joridon'jokingly;:.-»Yuu tettine to.» ; ..o . "Ilutr-^ut you won ------, ..... youY — t, Will sho pleaded. "W hy doil't you'look nt me? - What wco you fooling nt?" .'•Do Jolldon'« eye bad fallen on tbo fan where it lay .forgotten on tho table. “ Ttio fan 'you lost and that your husband pocketed," ho aald, ■banding It to her.. 'Thank goodness!" Nntullo exclaim­ ed, selxljig It| then: “ Lend'm e a pencil." Hho wrote a sentence on the fati di­ rectly beneath tho three words he had scribbled tbe night before nt the balL "There," Aho sighed, handing It to him; "keep that us a reminder." lie held {ho fan up to tho light and wadi " I —am —a —dutiful—wife.". *. * "Rciuomber that always," she ad­ jured. -•; "NatalUM” he cried passionately.. ; “ It la true—I am a dutiful wife. I f I have boon foolish enough to. listen to your lovetnaklug. at least I have never encouraged'It I ha vo always rebuffed you for ooneolence'a sake, l am a dutlfu l"' ” '-W t!y 'n «m n i*«n ru r o f my love?" murmured Do J "You may rpfuso to reciprocate it, but you cannot prevent my tolling you"— . "But I can. A fter this evcnlrm wo must not meet again. My husband trusts ins.' This must bo our farewell Interview. Don't try to alter my pur­ pose I have made i*p my mind. A ft­ er this evening I ab«U never"— "Natalia, jxmj can't mean"— T tfc u T h le ....................... — ' ,.¿-JvVgf :;~-r*f**. dq l T i i d ^ « ì t As3S^ ;th«t sEo“ 3ld not . Just outotde, ’decinri. excitedly; oxcltedlv: clnro ’ . r "Nish, I'm sure ! .saw that summer house ilwor d t tf behind hghind q. lady's lady V si ahlytl tod's set* who Is tn there IH- V - V CHAPTER . o V. ' To the Rescue. ISH, trim had obediently fol­ lowed Do JoUdou and Natallu ' ai t’ opofTs orders until they now wriggled furwurd 1a coufuslan on Louring the auibatuiador’s voice. "Did you call mo, sir?" bo asked. , *T m eet' surely did call you. Mr. Nish!" crlod Popoff. “ And I told you t was certain I sdw n lady, or, rather, a lady's skirt disappearing lute that summer bouse.. Who was sho?" * 'T —I don’t know, your excellency," trenifatlugiy Hod Nish. "Yoa ought Jo k p o w r Scolded Popoff. jT the sumI . September s t9cs i Ul,,No nol It can’ t 1»! It ^ moaned. "And yet I could hardly be mistaken. M y wife! , Au d^- - "Brack up, your excellency t ed Dnnllo In genuine distress. yourself together There are peop^ omhig. along the walk. Don t make « scone. Portia pa you were ullfltaf,l'J,off «No; 1 ¿aw heH" gronnetV l opoff.. My own *wjfe nndjDe Jolld3n1 • AndiJ he klisetl h5r bnnd. T “ Oh, I dare rfay sho was more kissea , «gainst than klssl.itgl" U auIIo o b re ry A ^ consolingly. "But ho careful, air. A T whole lot pf pcoplo are within ear­ shot" . • • ' "Then let tboni know tho wprstr cried Popoff lu.rt volet*that brought 4 number o f guests hurrying to the spot ••PH* denounce, her before thuni a*H Como out of there," he hoUowed, nish- , big "forward, "both of you! Come out! o threw tho summer houso door a.-ODCJ) -BUd shrank back. Incredu­ lous, aghast ■ . „■ . On tllo threskold stood Do Jolldon and—8oni»T **\Vtintiwhat docs this mean, gurglwl tho confused ambassador, • "this —this change and"— -7 * iner house than 1 wns. Didn't ypu see her nt nil?" ' ' * "yes, slr^-yes,..! saw her. If 1 may sny so, hut I don't know who she wns, I renlly don't I"— . _ "iVna ahe nltmi f * .....t "No, your excellency, not iiulto alone. There was, If 1 tuny say so-thcro wns a gcntledtap with hoc. '.At least ho looked like va gentlcinftnj tflitj * dldn t recognize him slthcrj" -At Jfturlm’a. "W ell, well, well!" chuckled tho iniImsKndor, sent fug himself In a garden* chair and eying tho sUpuncr .house d>odby to Boote and hts announcement with dcllgntfnf. Interest' "A little flir­ whnt you wanted o f us?" That he was off to 'Maxim's. Heat«* "SonlnT’ gasi»ed,pauflpi -And through tation, oh? Gone hr there to whisper t V nuiimssndor’s wife, with a feeble sw'eet nothings where no ono enn In­ the confusion o f matllr, excited voices j&nrrilhg to atonó In some way for the terrupt ’em. I .wonder wb<$ they nre! she heard htin and tlirllied to tho note falso position Into which tho widow Now. I renlly wonder! Mr. Nlih,j 1 of anguish lu hts half stilled cry. bad boon thrust for horrsake, bad re­ " I f —if It - was you who were In solved to follow in the hope of securloi would not for tho world have you think I nm tho. least bit curious. But—I'll' there wlte M. do-Jolldori," stammered a/, word In private with Dnnllo and • Just sit here awhile, for n Joke, and Poj»o|r,:"wtiero.bi my w t f e f setting matters right again. “ Hera I nm. dear," answered Natalie,, wnteh llrein come out In the meanNatalie had not confided her plan to time: Mr. Nish, yoif might slip around stepping out of tho crowd, With which ber tiusbandL and pow as the party to the rear o f the SUthmdr houso nrifl she had mingled after her hurried exit wore ushered t£\a secluded table In an nee If there Is another door there. If through .the rear door of tbo suuimor alcove she glanced at'ttio riotous scene there Is, you might lock It. Umlor-, h6uSo.* "il<Mp I ami What Is tho mat­ aliout her with a delighted uervoue/tend?"' c ter V" \ noaa. Tbe delight vanished suddenly, ■•Matter enoughl" cried her husband. however, and tho yiervousuoss waxed “ Ye yes, your cxccllohcyr mumbled 'pn»rr~ slrlcke'B NUB," WTTrtnng- Tiwny T could have sworn-Van w-you-sUttng- to~i'~iHintc~fBar aB 'a ~familiar vnts«-^ — 'lTHFdlttte-eterlr' ftr-that-nrborwithM^deJottdon;,tsmote upon her ear. "M y dear!". >Z / . - Popoff never pa used until ho had found Bonla Just come In and wai ■ Natalie's exclnmatloh wns n tflumph hlauding not'ten feet away from th* To her he poured rotlh the whole story, gnxlng with wild, horror ns she of shocked propriety, -r— , -i r • v ' Üeflddéd. tfi.ble where hts wlfo ut " "H e wns j kissing your hand, ,1 tfírtnbllníp.« . hroke into n ponl of- uncontrollable •* ¡ ‘ * thought," went on tho dazed ambassa­ • '" I worit,Jto„sfto'Pridco. Dnnllo at * laughter,' dor. * . .. . ' - 4. .. onco,’. ' . ho 'said to tlio hend waiter. Suddenly sho grow sober. 4 "lle r hutilmnd will never forgive This tlnjo'Nntello moved nwny’ from' "H asT ion rrlved Y ’ ; her." who murmured, half -to hereelf. hfm lir offended dignity. But Popoff “ Not yet, Blr," was tho reply, ‘‘but ha “ He will never understand that it'n hastened to throw his arm nhout.bor will bo here very’ soon. There U t JuhI n Hilly, harmless, sentimental talk anil draw her hack. < *■' mipjver party waiting for Idm^pTérI hoy're bnvlng." * •“ I was wrong." Ijo nssured hof—''a' tborc," waving to a tnbtefut o( giyly* Memories of tho'w ays of jealous /blunder of c3'apJgbtl I npologlzol I'm appareled girls with tired eyed men.; Mibaovlnii hushnmlH tlnsiicd Into hSr ; sorry.'.i I" — " .-* “ Really!" exclaimed tho ambassador.-, snlniL In that primitive .fatherland, . ej begin to understand/' puj In Bonis, •Til. Just JotoJhcm till'he couks" wives hnd t»ecn beaten—yes, and mur- «tcpplpi forward In fear lest Natallo ■IIo toddled off to" the distant -tqbtf, deretl—for l«M.- Something must bo civerdo her poso of vlrtiious Indigna­ where, to ‘ Nntalle’g^ Jealoui eya, M done,,nml clono quickly." • tion. "It rccuih that the Marsovlan seemed to make hlmsolf at home with . “ Don't worry!" she consoled tbeHer- nflilmsHutlor has doife Inc the-honor to Ji phenomenal caso and quickluyre? lie' rllhHl NJsli. "Bay nothing to any ono listeii>nt a keyhole In hopes Df bver- was scarce seated when .Danllo afrod* * els«. I'll get Krlnie. Popoff out of tho *heariug'uiy couversntlda? Sooner tliuu In. Tho wbolo table rose to give th* scrape If- 1-cap-" ------ • • disappoint him', M. do Jblldou. wilL'you prince noisy greeting. JltpfOfo Nish.could repljr aho hnd dlB- plenne nyient to him Just wbnt you “ Why, hello, your crccllcacy!” rrkdZ . appeared down a path lending to tbo said to mo In there?” Danllo/ ‘.This Is queer, compnuy for De Jolldon undvttfyod. If Natalie n monuiqcnf o f ^respectability Uki rear door of the sunimer'house, i Meantime TopolT, his curiosity mas­ , was to be saved. If bonla was not to jourself to .wander Into!" ■' .* ( “ I cuino only, to »ee you,"jirotiitfd tering titui. had left his sent Btoallug be talked about, heroic measures were s ; ’ forwanl on tiptoe1, he put hts qjJq, tp necessary. tho ambassndor, drawing him asUr. the koybolu of tho wicker door. , " I asked lime. Bonla Badowa," said " I was bound I'd como befo nud wait Ho hnd scarcely bonk over this when he, Ttu do. mo tho honor to becorno my till you appeared If*’— . ' . 'Dunlin, happetdug Jo paws liy nti bis wjfol" "Oh, I see." cut tn tho prince, thor­ way to tho gnte, paused'hi aiunxement . Jiafillo stood motionless, Jils lips set oughly-enjoying hta confusion "Kout* at sight of tho Marsovlan ¡iiindqr In iy white line, nmld theuuzx of con- rush In whero” — t thus assuming tho Vole ¿{•^■niU’Pry. gratulattommud laughter that followed ■ "1 didn't. A s h In." fumed the- tuH' "Why, hollo, old clTspl" efred tho Do' ^olldoti's announcement. Bonla htiBsador; fl^.i^rept hero In a. mcuiir prtnror' “ Wtmr nnrymr-np to?" -hoted- hfs; Agony ntm- eq Id-Joy fully-to ’ rnb.-Bnd IfttneBkcd into Ihe plsce Wto“ Iluflbl" warned Popoff ln tm oxclted herHeltr ■ptokpock et río r fear nomo oue woukj J «Hi f r . "A lady went lutp the sum"My prince, hthluk Tv? wonl You'll reco ■cognize gn ize___ me^r ______ I sacHttced mj'seff t# . I rnt*f*house a fow.minutes ago with q hnvo to apeak,'soon or,late, now, and my couutry. Suppose my wlfo should 'gentleman. I can’t seo them very when you do"— i hear ot It? 1 rnmo to Implore you««» clearly. Thoro’s too much fluff In the "And Marsovta loses the twenty.mil. 1 cast myself on your mercy, to bcgy<e J keyhole. But they're sitting opposite HonsI" Popoff muttered, recovering his once more to prevent tbo wldo*' f each other with only a little tnhlo be­ sulf possessjmi and somewhat belated- from”- « 1 ■• tween them". The' lady's hack la. to ly reineuitiering his country's uceds. I “ t must seo his excellency," Iniktrf me, but It somehow« looks familiar. "Prltiqe," culled Bonla mischievous- a portly mau behind them, Ms voVi The man Is talking ns earnestly as If [Jy, "I haven't heard your congratula booming through tho whole room. “II* be were trying to borrow money. Now Hons1yet. You-don't look us happy gs Is here, and I — Obi" he broke olf oa he's bending across nud kissing her you might nt tho news." sight o f Popoff. "Hero you nrel 1”hand, and vdio doesn't seem to inlmL Trappy!" echoed Danllo, . with a "M y dear .Nova Kovltch." t>ettUUf It'S—why, bless iiiy. soul, U'h that fel; scornful, mirthless laugh. “ Wfiy 11 ,| low 1% Jolldon? Well,, well! Of pi) shouldn't 1 be? Accept my edagratp- Interrupted the nmbansad<>r, things! Now, If only the lady would Intlous, my paternal blessing and any­ esanry to bunt for me with a bn* • baud? "Couldn't you"-* / turn her fnco sp 1 could wee her"— thing clfio yon choose to levy on me “ I'm aorry to Interrupt you,” nine** "Como’ nwnjr, Birr begged Danllo. for. £Iy omu motto Is, 'Love when you tho whole -situation bursting upou his jmiy, propose seldom- and-marry—aot ed Nora Kovltch. “ bnt here's a Jhpatch from tho Marsovlan mluUir 'mind.- - Ho caught roporra flleeve,' hut' at alii' . -• V It seemed to jno Important, s'“1 the iuubassndoY shook him off. ' “ I^t mo alone!” he whispered.- "Caa’t . "I-<»t mp tell you a llttlo fairy Btdry: brought It on.’.**' Popeff -.took- lit»- slip of ■pa|KT you w e wbwt It-«41 B K W » There were once a pi Hum nnH n prUl-' ? • .I we've found the lady Do Jolidon's la cess. •They loved each other, llut the read aloud: " I f llnio. Badowa's twenty uiUllo* tovo with, the very woman we've prince was poor mid dared uot' tell of both been looking foyl' And uow *lf hIs love for fear of being thought a Bro allowed to leave Mursovln we »r* she’ll Just tori» her head a- little I’ ll be fortune hunter, ills silence made the a bankrupt country."■There, Prince Dnnllo," cuullmw able to see her face, and then"— princess angry. So sho went and prom­ "Then you don't know KllOJthfl lsE' ised, her. hand—to en oth erm n n ,'a n d the ambassador, turning on tho yoaugj, queried Dnnllo. ^ .: /• . , they all lived miserably unhnppy ever man lh melodramatic appeal; "you ** “ No. . But I 'l l " c after. And the moral of that stupid it'e right up to yttar'Your country if“ "Then toko my advice and don't try little story is that I'm alek or respect­ peals to you to Bare U! You are to And out,- Let well enough alone ability, and I’m awake from, my crosy sovla’s Inst hope. Marry the wkw Gome away, old chnp, and” — / * ,A dream of love, and I'm going back to a n d ""No, not There; you pulled my head Maxim'a, and you cau all go to—Mar“ I'll marry nq one!" flared up ; away Just as she was turning nrouud. ■ovlar "T o tho, deuce with matrimony » » I’d have keen her In another second. " lie lores mel n e loves roe!" pauted Mareovln and mynelfl I’m done » » They're .getting up. Maybe they'll go Bonla under h6r breath. ■lily dreams o f love and sll that out by, tbe other door, and then I shan’t sense. I'm free, and I'm going bo able to know who"— roako a night o f It- I ”.— , m. ."L e t mo dq tho looking," suggested ^ D o paused, add stood slleut, o“ i C H ^V PTE R V I. Danllo. . " I f either o f us has to play founded. % Down* the little fl tho eavesdropper J’H"— •telre leading Into tbe room a A t M ix im 's "No. It Is my places," assorted Pop­ was advancing alone. off. "But Pll Let you a hundred francs lA X IM '8 after midnight— the “ BoultI" exclaimed Danllo , it's Mmu. Nova Uovltchi." ■how restaurant whither alghtWith a word o f excuse to the ot ” j "It would be like stealing a drunken K*clug Americana and other he hurried across and met the * man's watch. 4 won't take tho bet. tourists flock and whoso fllzxv. a* she reaebdd the foot of the etfJ* .V.J1fùeridihepr r a e y lg i^ m ^ Trmrr 'dWity.-Tn1;* aiidrW T ? r r T Hftrrc7 wiitrtitirfHi inn üifldfj te...... .. drop where It la. For your own hap­ ly believe to be ajymrt and parcel of rifled wonder—“ here alone ?" ( Due Parlalan life. piness"— . •. . "Yes," .replied Bonla coldly.. But Popoff was once more at the key. On the night of Bonla'a garden party sny sffnlr o f youra7" j ? hole. * i, oi\u grou|i of men nud women who en­ "Mrs! tbe summer, bouse,''.hj 1 "They’re steudlug up to go," he re­ tered tho Jolly restaurant were so d if­ ou os to a daze, “ then Mailin'»ported. "N ow nhe'e-beg lulling to faee ferent from the usual habitues of the "Quite so. > la that all you h»r» _______ _ ^ » d Lord I". . Pitc® aa to come In foe flgt - ■ fow this way._____ It’» — Oh, ■ *rr . r . Tho poor old man atnggorod away- amused glances from their neighbors. “ No." be retortedi “j h«vs o»*| ' is.____ „ 1.—.„I- i... rI’ Knv whs*. II.,.. «. _ _ They were Mm». Nateli« Popoff, Mm«. from the door as though struck U.*Id not murry I » ' tweeu tho oyoe. Reeling to a chair, bo Nova • Koviteh and Cuacada suit BL collapsed eud burled hts laco to Brioche. The visit wss NatallVe Idea. v * - '» 1 g �i Stpt'ember fl. I&OB THE SANFORD HERALD Hfi flfocjio3 himself. She finished ouma and,'to tho widow's ritmiHcd disniny. sank on onp kur« before hor.L. tlxi Bcnlenee for him. "Mme. Sadown," bo declaimed, "I "Because you Jovo me?" aho Bugam free, and In Itio muño- of our fagvitrd. t ' • , He broke tnto a discordant, miserable tbcrlnnd I- beseech you to bccomo my liugb. "Don't langh thnt.sHJy w ayl” Hhe white misery In Natalie’s face and tho ttprlmaoded sharply. -I am «orry you don’t like It," ho lo^t.oi angry surprlso In Danllo'*. She ©baepred. "IF b the only wny I know." answered, wftli perfect composure: "M y «loar U, Popoff, T am deeply hon«Then don’t laugh nt a llfiT h o Irftigh orçd.by your proposal, but bef&ro 1 ac(I on my eldo. anyway."-, j "On your aldo?" — - Von are angry at what Impj , i thls-evenlng. Hut It wasn’ t I whowas in the anumer bouse with Nt. dejSdon.” ; J "But 1 *4w you there^’ he declared. T —• . •'* • 's j1 ' ■. * t*jLViM V* An Aqrobat’a Dilemma. Tho acrobats oi the music baba have no end lit view except to enusu amuse­ ment. But suppose one should meet them In ordinary life? Mr. Berkeley, tho proprietor of n London liitel. wns ■Ini his office about d o’clock ----- one even­ ing when he heard a kuock nt the door, wh^o a ■voice, which -seemed to express pain, cried "Open I" Mr. Berkeley obeyed, but a cry of horror ¿neaped'him, and he attaint felt i«ckword. Ho sivw. Mforo him, rolltmr on tho ground,,twsy tutvy( n'-ktm tof hu-i umn .ball winch wns walking upon fls bauds,* with the head twisted; round, iyes protruding und neck* contorted. ‘ ’-‘1 did not wlBh to alarm my neighliors," gasped this cxtntonlliiary " lieIng—It was. a contortionist ftom n cir­ cus who had been practicing In hla room—"but 1 cannot Unhook my leg ---- «1 fook another womnn’a place to get her out of an awkward Kcrnpo^with her husband—with M. Popoff. ' 81io ‘ woe’’— / * -,r > "And I nerer oven« guessed'It!" cried Danllo, his sullen faco breaking Into, i nnltli) of utter relief. "Whnfc.a fool I wisl I was green and yellow,w ith jealousy. I " — IIo caught himself up,, but It’jrn s too llte.- Bonla’a eyea*danc<id."~\ ‘ since you don’t loytT W c,” *sho ■why— were y o n - y otluw and green with"— ^ "Becnuso green and yellow are our national colors. I htn hofh lflg'ir not patriotic. You so®"— v * = "Mme. Sndowa — prlflcel" gurgled popoff, trotting up to them, unable longer to restrain his anxiety. " I hopo It Is all settled, All nicely arranged, “Madame, I ticrcby divorce you," eh?" cept It Is only fair to tel! you thnt If I "If you mean la inadntno to mnrry mHrry ngnlfi I lose all nly fortune." t Do Jolldbn," answered-Danllo, "sho Is Tho nnibaaartdor scrambled hastily to Dot." his foot. . “But this evening,", ejaculnted Pop" I —.1 wns perhaps Just a Woe bit off, “la tho summer housot" . hasty,V ho stuttered, looking sheepish­ "She tpok another woman’s place," ly about fo ra winy of escape. replied the prince, disregarding Sonin’s' Nn'tnlle cjuno forward and handed JffiTSÍllSJKSÍÜ!«; —iiDsar Uic!" squcaledJ’ODPftJilB curl* -’ ’Did you road tin* words 1 wrote on oalty reviving. “ Who was phe?" It?" she nuked timidly, “ Excuso.me, your e x c e lle n c y ,r e " I —nm—n—dutiful—w lfel" spelled out aiarked Nish, who. had entered with the aniljnssador, "Forgive tnel I didn't Novtt Kavlteh And bjd Itovered^nlm- understand. Khali wo let bygones be Ictwly abopjt. w^UlhJTto get In n word, bygones?" "hu( here in n fan that wns-picked up Danllo, who had stood silent during In tho summer, house after the party. the odd proposal, now stepped past You told tmr4o search "tho place, and I Popoff and faced Sonin, a now light In OM I t I lt ii iv a n y art t " « ' hlii. cyt*£i. Mr. Berkeley'dtiymtnn'siod the ifcrohnt, who fell exímame«! on a cliafr.' He had descended twenty stairs upon ifl^ hands hi this posit! A Bedouin's Idas of It Is Interesting to ktmir thnt tho rnllrond between JnfTn and Jerusalem was made possible bj_ ^locomotives froin' rhlludelphla. They were orig­ inally made, writes Professor II. \\\ Dupnlng In "Today In Palestine," for a road In Central Amerlcn which un­ fortunately could dot pay for them* when they were ready for delivery. paper S O L IC U O J IE f ATffONAütlOr II wonder. AíThv^lheni \vñs" n Iledotilii from hoyomf Jordan. I It? carried bnck tho report to tho tribe: ! * " it is like a big Iron woman. It gives one screecii and then runs away." This Ingenious description- spread rapidly through the ancient land of Monb. Tbs Lion and tbs Child. ■ The strnnge apOfitacle of n Hon plnyIng wit It" a .child Ip reported." to_ have Iwen witnessed nt Vryheld.f A :f)ntch farmer, accompanied by his jvlfo and 11tile ¿-boy, -was—out—shooting gamer Buddenly tho nttentlon of,tho parents tvas drawn to the child, who had tod­ dled a short; distance nwny to gather wild floweba.. (Wowing with. delight, tho llttlo follftw wns pulling tho hair of n -full grown lion, and the animal appeared tp bo enjoying tho operatIon. if pel Ihound, tho farinot und his wife stood gazing nt the scene- Tho farmer, even’ If hUgun had contained a "sitôt" cogld not have fired because of the .child. Tho"1Ion skipped sportively round the hoy until, startled by lout] shouts from the parents, It walked w letly nwny folluvvcd by a lioness, which up" to then hud lain concealed In the Ipng grass. -A hunt was aftA-wnftl organized, but tho Ilona had disappear­ ed Into the thick . bush.—East Itnnil Express. ’ * ** You can lict results in a paper that is rcatl ** by the motif people, aiul yóur' advertise ment 1 bh* Hattd Qarrlek. Mrs. Clive was eminent us an actress »n the Loudon Btngo before Garrick appeared,' and ns hla blaze of excel­ lence threw all others Into compara­ tive Insignificance she never forguve him and took every opportunity of venting her spleen. Bho ivas" ojjjrfcc, rude and violent tn her t«mt>cr and spared not*ody. *' — One night ns Garrick was perform­ ing "K in g Lear” sho stood ttel^lnd the wcncs to observe him and. In splto of Ihe roughness of per nnture, wns so deeply affected thnt she sobl>cd one mtuuto and abused him tho next, ninL ut length; overcomo by hls puthethf touches, she hurried front the |ilaeo with the-followlng « xtrnordInary"tHb. ute to the universality o f hls power*: "Hang him! 1 believe he could act-a in T H E H E R A L D means 1 Kl 2ff'-v T ■" ■*T I 0 V » YOU,' SONIA,” . HE "Kama old fan!" commented Popoff, Idly opening It Then, with a jump.as hi* eye vaguely epught the eentenee hstn|lu bad scribbled beneath Do Jolluou,n avowal, bo screamed: * “ My tf-lie's hand writing I TTicn It was uiy wife after all I" ) "Sir." quoted Nova • Kovlteb, “ Cno-’ W^ ° B*,ou'd he above suspicion.". . Hut Caesar never brought hls Tvlfo w Ports r walled Popoff. "Thl* is bad for ine." * „ aol" pleaded Natalie,' who at «gbt of the ratal trinket had left her Ublo and run forward. ’’It'« all a borHd laUtake. I can explain, t”— bUence!” commanded Popoff In bis. magisterial manner. "Mndamev under section 4 Mureovlau codo WHISPEEED, W h a t l i E d u c a t io n ? •. Publicity Advertisements i*.1 Attract - Herbert Bpeucer tells us In one sport, [Treguant Hcutfiicp that thu function of eilueatlou Is to preparo ua for com money If ^föu marry again?".ho asked In a vöteo he - tried In tain to fceop A true ejiord jb touched- by Bydnuy steady. "Y es," sho admitted: "It Is true." -■•inen why shouldn't I say now win* I want to?" "W hy not?" oh<T agreed demurely. He drew n step nearer. " I lovfr’ JHu, Sonia," he whispered. < Steadily, happily, she met hls burnIng'cyeo a* hh| answered: " l lovo you, Danila I havo always lo v «l you.” - ' "Tut, tutl" fretted Popoff, pushing peevishly between them. "This'll nev­ er d a You can’t" marry her, prince. You'll both bo paupers." "Not quite,” gently corrected Sonia. dcalgna. "W bat is that?"._______ "I shall lose ray money. It la true, b lit/That,’* Mid the architect, "la a fl,only because 1 am going to give It all "BOO bungalow." to ray husband. neuuiUUI tm s thoufifiT uud l*cuullftil »ou know," said tho distinguished «"JenOil who manifests much curiosity, the language wherewith- Sir Philip Sid­ that the Chinese discovered tho art-of ney gave It crpreBalon, *Thoy are nev­ pnnuag from typo thousands o f years er alono who are accompanied by noble thoughis." moot*#—There Is only one thing a lncldontal woman KiVes better than to be told a secret. Blobba-jVhat Is that? Dlobbe' —To And It out for benftlf.—Phlladelphla Itocord. i- .'-J/ Jk* ' a. . - Talked About Mr. Buooka. '•About >8.000.' Judge's Library. An example of mixed metaphor was hoard at a sea men's meeting at South Shields, an enthusiastic spcA er urg­ ing the crowd to “ take the tide by tbe flood and grasp It red J io t” —London Chrouleki. --- — ----- -N p J : Y ’i* a ..... s , . ^ , ^ • v fii^/ î ? ;; • �September 5 THE $MIFORO HERALD -£r+-3 1* AP 't M IS S EV A LY N W A L S H ,'W H O W IL L W ED. Washington nud Cincinnati society folk arc much tntcrestod in tho engage* mont.of Ned McLean, non o f John It. McLean of Cincinnati' ami Washing­ ton, to Mlsa Iivnlyn Wnlsh, (laughter of Thomns F. W lUb,' tho'Colorndo min­ ing mnn, who is reputhd to l>o worth £23,000,000, McLean's father own* the Cincinnati EhiqiUrc^niidtIia.lfnshlngtQii I'oaL . In lDOOMIss Wnlsh narrowly killing of hqr brother Vinson. Hasting T h e ir Muscles.; When a man is tiled ho stretches his arms «nil legs and ynwtis. Birds and animals, so far ns possible, fol* low Ills example. Birds spread* their foathere ami ultui__yawn, or gape. Fowls oftotf do this. » I ’lali yatVn. They, open tbclr mouths sfo.vvly until they are round* the bones yf.thq bend seetn _ to loosen and U10 glljs open. ,, T Bogs are Ihvolcmlu yawners and. stretchers, but seldom sneeze unless »they have n cold. ■ Cats arc always stretching their bodied tegs nml-claws, as every ono knows who has had a cat for n pet. “ . .* Horses stretch ■violently when pijd after Indulging In a roll, but' uot hb n .rule on nil fount, hsVtugs do. A stag when stretCbtflg sticks out bis bend, stretches his foro ‘-/pet. out- arid,{}allows irtS'ttnck-nnd 'pwqtt ns though'try­ ing.to creep timlor «.bar,; • Most ruminant animals stretch* when they rlso up after lying down. I)e«ir do It regularly; so do cattio.** This fact la so well known that If .n cow when arising from lylag.^ddvm doeg not stretch 'herself it'la tv slgfT sUn.ls-111. .Tho ■ reason -for this hr* plain—tho stretch "moves dvery Uiuscto of live dvody; nad-df ■thortj la air tnjarykhyCoffee In Jamaica. You - «00 nil those bushes with red berries strung nuvqng their branches I That Is coffee, ami tho taller trees among v^hicli It 1s growing nro plniett* fQ9. from, ivlilch. tho jvqjM gets i t i all- spice. It looks llko Jungle, crocs It not#Yet many thousands o f dollnrs would uot buy.that 0110 hill slopo. Among the lovely liowera hummlug birds sparkle as they fly and hover; butterflies as Inrgo as tho birds dispute the honey with them. As you turn round tho cor­ ner you surprise parties of tiny ground doves, npd every now and again tho .larger pea -doVes flit across tho road. IJp from tho valley below tho 'sounds of voices and laughter. Btop your carrtnge amt Inotr fltiwu/ Those are the works on a coffee estate, and thoso tint .terraces partitioned off Into squares nro the "barbecues” upon which the her-' ties ore dried. You can sec that same of the,-squn res'nro a different color to the rest. Tho dark ones nro those that nro covered \ylth coffee th e. others nro those which have not yet been tilled, iix change. * * • Australian Cadets. » All children In -Australia nro drilled. but tho cldc* boya uro attached to tho Amartillan pillftary forces by. means < f tbe cadet corps. Almost every large jichool' -has Ita bnnfl o f cudets, who' wftar rigut -khnltt—uniform#—an d-n re nr mod will) light rifles, In tho uso of. which tl|ey are frequently Instructed, livery year these boys have shouting matches, n »d‘ tho «corca' provo that GEORGE GRAY JlldgO Gray, whoso presidential boom attracted so' much attention, Is a graduate of Princeton nuil o f the Harvard Law school, a former attorney general o f Delaware nnd a former United Htales senator. In 1WKJ tin was clinlrAiau of tho anthracite coal strike commission. Ills home Is In Wll mlngtou. ' • h‘ . . / Ejif 1 X?.i--td/\. 1 ---- 1 1—L i= l e EpS---H—------ i1-------- �l)g p --------- fWELVE'WGES Part I Pages I to 0 •I I N S A N F O R D — Life 1.1 Worth Lilting SANFORD. FLORIDA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1000 at fitnl qfflclnls nr the Cnnndinn Pacific rnit' they hike after the (mat, and If the bout mud that tficy will tie up that system Im sd in an tn u dlvitlg suit, .uf hns on 11 * *".*?? .^ ^ * the demands rtf the striking mechanics is .. board sponffwbfHlIow (lie regulation size, ’ * Items of Jnterest Gleaned From not complied with. it goes hard with the offenders. The then Half n million dollar shortage in the The General News of "The Land were nlwut- the Htreefs Inst evening In .• Various Sources Cuban.postal department causes the ar­ of Flowers" their natty white suits. Some of . them rest oi Ricardo Rodrlgucijiend of the.de*-1 took on a good load or wet goods, but be­ happenings d u r in g t h e w eek partmrnt, and Orjlllo Muro and Francisco ing good sailors they ujU nmnnged to. get' Cordobn. CULLED FROM THE SIATE PRESS back to the boat wlth/UR striking the | lice stioals. •‘ litre the Readers Will Find n Brier VKSO I litt WORLD » ' * AROUND FLORIDA as First Year HIGH SCHOOL OPENING J Historical Sprint Flowing for Hurried Readers ., Jhc 1908-09 Term to Begin Gti September 28IH. ----------- ’NOTIFICATION BY PROF. PERKINS To That erfect and OTfcri Interest lug An Epllpmc of the Week’s Mo>k lmAnd 'Practical Suggestions to NtW. POSTAL. RULES port ant Happenings In the is. S •* Parents and Pupils Tim American team, winners ol die rc- The Sanrord.Traction Co. and Sanford State’s Domain. . Prof. N. J. Perkins,- the very efficient icni Olympic contest held ¡^England, ar­ 8. Everglades Ry., to Start Up to last week, 700 barrels of limes Rules Worth Reading- - Instructive oitd principal o f the Sanford High School, who ' rived home Ai&g. 29.\They were received Intcnsr'v lnt»r*tstlng The Initial work on tho Sanford fraction thrown on the neiglilioring Keys /Island) SURVEY FOR NEW ROAD . * ^_______ »- * A rojiprf-, conies Troni unqucationnblc Ifsojouru 1rijfiu Amherst, „.Virginia, Inis Railway wa?started this—week-“WlTCHT-» hml-been sold-tirMlimil n fS i n borrpL, sourros tliiil.Posimustcr Chas. F.’ Haskins, written the followlpg very «Jomprehehsiyu large fpree conmynccd-tlie surveying nnd Lillies, being, ehenjier and. more juicy, tpgother with nssistnn^ PostmnStcr H. C. article for Tlie I Jerald relative to the open­ preliminary work. The people of this see; are fast displacing"lemons. Haskins. MoueV,Urdn^ptk W. H. Wright, ing of school on the 28th Inst: lion qrc jubilant over the inspect of a The big Mallory Line sleninsliip. *SnTo the Editor of Tur. IIoalxi 1 new roild that wifi notgmly ^yiivo Sanford bine”. while coming tap the ship channel Mail Carrier GliIV Dorsey, and other deep The 1908-1001) term of the Sanford u street railway iKU frill bring those liv­ jn. Tampa - Bay Moiiday afternoon, got scliecAiers of the! postofBce '‘gang1’ imve High-Schixil will begin on Monday morn­ promulgated n new sot of rules governing ing within n radii is -of twenty miles in slightly out of her course nnd ran ngroumf. ing, Sept. 28th. Let nil pupils present closo toucli with- Sanfuql. Already ghc The vessel was not released until the next mail maitero We have been handed tho themselves on that »ay for enrolment, ami form nnd we submit them in their original suburb (»rojicrty nlong the pmixised route liigli tide. , _ for list of such'hooks ns they, may need. postage-stnni|icriers : „ for the fourUi time jn 54 yenrs, last has ndvnncCd nnd ninny (»eoplc arc cast­ While attempting to board a .moving It Is highly importnnl that every pupil wlni A pair of onions will .go.for two scents. Sunday to Atlnntlc,City,N.J.,wnsn "¿ 1^ " ing their eyes in that direction' for' sites train oq thency weft Extension Saturday cxpccts.twbe In school this year be jifi'sInk Imttlrs must be corked when sent for dwellings. The new mail will be «in ­ morning, George AYiofield Piervc. ligetl Sumla/ ent nt that time. The opening days of by mail. Toby Pastor, the well-known nctor, died structed tin Palmetto avenue ‘ from south IB years. wn4 tlirowA under the train nnd It Is unsafe to mail orange or fruit trees school are the most im|»ortmit of the year. It is then Hint isipil nnd readier lyk-onu; In New York Aug. 28. He wns buried In city limits to First street, from Palmetto his legs Wvcrcd from Jiis Issly, causing wftli iruit riti therm ■ Evergreen Cemetery under the nusplces ol nvenuc to Oak street, on First street nnd dortlli in jo few. hours. Tho body" Vns. Alligators over ten feet In’ length, are ncqualulLsi—rthat careful revlewsTire iiiadp. several other streets ns permitted by the taken ^N liam i. . of last year’* work. Let n Itoy or glrhstiiy the society ol Elks. . not nllowed to be trnnsmitted by mail." City GmnciL If the franchise is granted:’ . . The other day jn JfldlSQOviUc-fl UUlW.uf l—A sraU:postmatuere «ifiTèxiiert -linguistsF mil.HiK-flrsrTew^trtHias-of soIhm>I nmPhwTir' General Alexander P . Stewart, one or -^rhlaroad-wiU.^giye-those- who reside ■Bay.ftrfcet property sold nt nucliriri anti ~ lliVlSslTWo su^vlrftf lieut’è nanCgencrals the addresses may Ik? writtem in Chinese she Is plmx'd at a disadvantage and hqs n several mile* (rum the city limits the benburden to carry the rest of the year. « f i g h t lie fAlley prjcoof $2,700 i>cr from' 'nr'CliMtaw. of the Confederate army, died at his home ‘rtt-of'u cheap fare and will' ermhle the fistu ^This is somewhat of a price to pay .Therefore, patrons, let me urge you to In Biloxi. Miss., Aug- 30, Iti UieH7ih year I’ctso^ift are coni|>ellcd to lick their own suburban rcsigepti.to own property doutc Tor Florida dirt, but It must be remcnibcfcd have, your boys and girls at school on the of his age. Ccn. Buckner is now the only pristnifc stampa- nnd ’ envelops—the |>ostdistance out and still- IJimfSir'iiil thrift ^ImJisoHvnk'. is a groat city and fast grriwjng. 2 Htli of September, nnd then, having m :i$L4 surviving licutcnantrgcnernl of - the Con­ miister cannot Ik? ¿-oni|ielled to do this. business in Uicecity 'of SmifoW.-' this good beginning, to keep It up every greater.—Madison New Enterprise. federate army. Persoiis nTO earnestly rc(|ucsle<j not to It will nlso ripen ii|ija rich coujitry, and day during "the term unless prevented by One of the greatest, revivals ever lield send ppsfiirciJTds witli Jimnoy orders enAt the stato election «liciti In Vermont will prove of groat-value to the rural sec­ sickness. Few people renlize how miicli us Jorge Mima are lost |^uit way. . this week the republican ticket was elected. tions that have hitherto been unable to In the Suite of Florida tins just been closed• <> ** .lulpi Smith gets his mall from 047,720 is gained hy regularity of attciuhulL’t!. The Platt trunk factory and Empire market their crops tu the best ^^antage. In-Green Give. -Springs, The meeting Let usdo'njvny with the idea that "John­ lasted thirty dnys nnd llZ imanliers were jxisiollices, hence a letter addressed to * printing and box plant at Atlanta were' nie" can stay nv/ny from scluxil two days addéd'.to ÜicTîupüst.Cliujolfin that place» •'Jidin Smith, United- Stnlca" ■will, reach burned 1-.- ’ ■ Loss In the week, nnd at the same time lose _ Sept. - ---- -$200,000. HANFORD’S ELECTRIC THEATER am ir « liemitiful^uttw house of worship at himPii ” . ' ' ■_____ i* l)r. E.II. Jrijinson, n Coast Line surgeon, nothing nt school- -- ' ■— *^ --3 n cost of iw^ll wjìfìum $.1,000 will lie >imme­ 1 Ihii-ks cunjiot t*e hciu 'through tfie mails who formerly livtxyn Triinprt, wus killed For thoso In our midst who mny n^nhe when alive. Tho quacking would disturb Fine Equipment Will be- Installed at diately erected. ’ hy a train Inst weck+whllc walking on thè familiar with our school luws, ntjd course iiit! Chronicle of Inverness says: 4.!p. the slumbers or the clerks - oh the ixistnl of study, let me say that the nge for cutradì near Troy, Ala. v * __ •___ • * 4 ' j, Sherwood. foruTcrly publisher nf the Chroni­ ciirn.. trrlng school is six years. Howevq^. IT ii ■ Fifteen passtmger trnlnB besides all j It Js enrncAHyL. icquestril that lovers cle, was'In Florida fifteen years under on child Is six between t lie aliening of scIkmi) ^ freight liuto*on the California Pacific rail­ ussumeii name, his real name lteiffg.Fraiik wrifirrg to their girfs will please confine and the first of December he may he enroad Imwecn Winnipeg nnd Fort Wiflin Ross McCormack.. The Cause of his bc- their gushing rhapsodies to the inside of tcred> tr* llani were held up at way statlyhs and. iug heije qnd^r an assumed nmne.he Hells the envelopes, Th^re-nre twelve grilles In sehoapielght on sidetracks as u result- of a .aoudburst* . Nltre-glyccrino must la; forwarded nt in a striigjitforwanl manner,-and has lower nfid four High School. The rqjirso. Qriaint Quibbles from Sis Hadklns which flooded the main line Saturday made, rather Ann lost, friedds by this Hie risk of the voider. U it should blow of study used is that which Is prescrilK*d . night, Aug, 10. It is stated hy railroad - Some joke# are like warts—!thrv Urtnu ^inuiily confcsSkii^«^ In [his eagerness to pp itr tile posiinjistet'u baud be cannot be by Hie S^atoof Florida, nnd it will com­ men that /his is 'the .worst dinsler 6f the '•••.li'iy. jviaxwell.ls'tbe first (o rocQgnlzo aiii friends he was* iudi ret-t - engugh to held responsible, pare favorably with Hint of any«tbcr . kind which juis ever happened In western tjie possibilities of n good’ amuseqienf violate- law, and byflg jHirsuetl by his • When wuiehes are sent by mail, if the slate. The course for the High .Scliool Canada. It is said that fully 10,000 people place for Sanford, and will iusuill n $2,000 -enemies' resorted to flight, and imdcr sender will pul a noflce on lire outside, Department Is broad, and prepares for the were held up along Use llpc of the roads’ plant In 'a foww^eks. This will insure a wrong name he and ids polile wife-cnmit], the jHisimaster will-wind it nnd -keep 1t in Slate University, where our gfndiinles are l affected by the floods. one of the hesLjnadiuies for moving pic­ to FlVidu, ami here tliey.wcrc joved aiiirrc- rhnnlug order. entcrrtl witiiout examiiintiun. British hark Ainason was wrecked near tures nnd other attractions that aih ^te sperted by rill. No man can point to a f When you seip! u money order inn letter The High School Physical nnd Chemical*"' Port Tnlhot, N.S.W., Sept 1, only five out purchased, nnd ns soon us the necessary single dishonorable act gt his in tl^o pust always send full and explicit directions in Laboratories are welLcqutpped. Tho ap­ a crew of thirty being resenrerj. arrangements cun lie, uindu the theater fifteen years, und without doubt this-one ,llie game Ictter.so that any |>crson getting paratus Is the best, nnd .'is sufficient fur that he s|>eaks of is tlic.-rmfy one <^f bis the letter can draw the money. The Canadian 'national exhibit wus will be open to the public., performing nil experiments required by a Ir/ordcr to have an electric current the life. A. nqbler titan nor truer friehd never ■When letters ore received I»caring no * opened lit Toronto, Out, N. S. \Y., Sept I, Higlk School course. directions, tlitTpersons for whom they are hy Sir liuiis Jeltc. lieutenant governor power will have (o be generilted'by a gaso­ lived ID Florida. -Not one. of itfs’formerNew pupils, who come front other schools - of Qubw, who, pressing oftelectric button, line engine nnd stored ready to use in the friends, throughout the stale ,Wili-thipk less intended.Will please signify the fact to the of good standing, will bo entered without • • of liim because of tills one .ful^g step of postmaster that they may at once bo-for- examination upon presentation of thelrii} ' started the umcliinary Ip the various big machine. ,. ' • .• * • Sanford is in tvtieil of u good plnrv of bis life. We h o i» that lib and Ins excellent i»aeu p fl£ building. Ttie exhibitiop this year, botli The placing of 6tamps upside down on priunotion cards, or other evidence of work nindsontbnt of this kind, and ifie. Herald family will return t« Florida, for n‘ hearty in the nutiilmr and variety óf exhibits, tfone. This applies to nil grades. ta'tefx is prohibited.* Several ixistmastcrs welcome njvaits tWm.. ediiacs all of the similar nffairs'held here predicts success for the rigw venture..N. J. Pemins, Principal. linr?4>een seriously injured -while trying Ih Ose past The oxhlbtlon will continue Yenrs ago some ignoramus wrote-a dia­ to stand on their heads to cancel stamps Will Take 4 Vacation two weeks. • „ ^ Hicks Bound Over tribe uiioinst Hie Engliairaparrow. Others l»luccd in tills manner.' • Tiioinns J. Perkins, tidrpt agent of the Jpsse Hicks, oniTof the negroes wlm wlio iinSTrffiT Hub Jgnbramus forS scientist A great Hood, occasioned by the break­ Atlantic Const Line tind Florida En^t Giant syulted James Miller, the aged iicgnv uim I h I ic abuse oil Hie^ English s[iarrow ing of o water-dam almost destroyed the Railroad, will(li:uve early limit week on, a FLEtTRIC LlGIIFED OFFRA IIOUST al»out one month ngo, bad his preliminary still goes on. soys flic Jnsjigf News. It "f Augusta, Gn., last Friday. Fire ten days vacation, whidi be will^lh«*iu| ______ trial licfore Indili» glniiSO'llii» ini MJ.Iul..y-T~ is not true that it nevcT*Vngnges In .added to the horror. Hundreds were made with his wife nnd children nl t|ie Univer­ Court.. t-mnlial with any bird WTÏÏ Install a PlDKt In and was bound ovar to Hie GimlnaliQjjp homeless,; though only three , live« were sity of tlieSouth, Strwnne«-| T<-[|ii in-tim-s|H-oes, only in c a s e s of-tudf-defeiisw;. Il Building oL Onoe.— — Hicks, Thouias Recti nnd Howard \$nrd ^ kftt- A torrent of water twenty feet demi. uuiulicrlaml mutuilnins. Mr. Pork ins -ot­ is not true that il ls a curse to Hie country. Tim lab j.r iiii|»ruviiient'ooateml»lntiiH In ealkul Miller litfftrf his house several trionUis (r ^diwd-throoBit Uie prlnci|>al streets.- and ic ltdt-d ibis university in his early tidyhood Oultiie contrary It Is n blessing: a blessing Sanford is the install a(ion-of electric lights ngo and during n parley Ward struck. Millights, traffic. papcraTfa ixiITaf protrscUSh days, nnd he expects to ^derive n -great bellowed on us by u kind Providcnco to in the U|mtu House; W. T. Johns, qwner lerjuvcr the eye with a bar of iron, knock­ . wm impended .fo* twenty-four hours. The iletil of pleasure from meeting some of Jfls Supply the’ Jluce of .the tfirde which of the building, is delennined d Ut give Hie ing out the eye.niul severely injuring the railroads in that section of Georgia and old friends, and going 6vcr the well-loved thoughtless nien. and children have tfc- qinuaemcnt lov.ers of Saiifard____________ liffv nson Huit old negro. Wurd made his escapolit the Nurlh uiul South Carolipa were ilcmoralgrounds again. One of. his former class­ Vyotl. Hire ip Juitper,* whqre^iingljsh- will eclipse nil former e/Torti. The Interi­ time*nltd jint having sufficient evidence 1 lied. Heiief. has been sent t^tiic stricken. mates is hovf vice chancellor, and another rrows have beeil’ for twentj» years, tliey or of the building will tie ljii|»roved.ia va­?jto convict Roerl hq was tunuxl -loose.. The Calaveras group« of. big trees, one professor of ancient langimilcs nt the uni­ ustriously gather U»« worms froih (Jo*- rious ways und electric ligiits installed.in Hicks will pay the '(»cnalty for* being a • *** unlurnUvoiulcr* 0f wòrld, is In versity, otic bishop of Gilifornia. one bishop vegetable*,' and but for these bjrjJ/ 1 Order to stnge (gays on tho order of Faust party to the assault. danger dfTotulfleatructloq^iy fire. Louisiana, one bishop of Cuba, and another vegetables could harefiy be grown. True, in a proper manner. . -----Another Warehouse Toft and Furaker have • been reooiit-ilcd bishopof Mississippi. Gem E. Kirby Smith they, cot sunflower seed, mlHctseed. etc., Sanford lias always been n good show Tlie Po|ie Contructlng Gun pan y com­ was professor of mathematics nt the uni­ but tb« muiiy worms they destroy richly city, nnd with on up-to-dnte opera house, and will work together harmoniously. The actioh of Germany In breaking up versity while Mr, Perkins was there. This, pays for the little seed tiiey cut. G;t the the best dramatic talent cun make our menced work on their large new wnrcliousc litis week. This will bo used for storing the concert of action of tho (lowers with jilncc is not only a great seat of learning, English sparrow alone. cjty.on tlie circuit. lumber und all building material used in but-one of Hie finest mmmer mwrtsJn regard to Morocco has grpafiy 'stirred up Mr. Johns mny add an electric theater The DeLaad Record says of tlie.liigb Htelr contracting business. Later a part the mountains of TcnnfesctvParis. Frcncltmen resent t)ie action. tipd vaudeville attractions later In Hie of the building is to be uülizud usa work­ Yearby of Orlando will fill thr<"Sanford prings ‘‘gang" who have jorTorlzed that season. Harry Thaw doglarea tie will go Into shop. , ' ticket agency during Mr. Perklnl* absence. tovfn for *o many years and who recently r ~ Wsa n* >oon ns he Is released. Says A Correction threatened *Hie fife of State. Detective Made a Man of Him “is father made a Bucoess and he con da Death of Mrs. George Hightower . Charles F. Eaton if he did not desist In Lnst week this |»a|icrstnted ^hatF.W.M. A ninh once prominent in business pnd “•well. Will tour Europe in an auto, and Mrs. George Hightower died at her home hi#*dTorts. to run to earth the cowardly as­ Huk«« had purrtmsed Hie interest of Hie * * * not blame Evelyn for her actions. in Sanford, Wednesday afternoon, after sassins of Drummer W. M. Moorelnnd in Sanford Bakery Company iron* the fonner soclall circles bad fallen 'to the lowest depths of degradation when a relative I t ? alrnum Mnckha> selected Roberts, several months of 111 health. She woi uti Hint town recenUy. Utile know the man proprietors. From this it was not meant hudipetli as manager of the Democratic earnest Cliristlnn und her dcaHi will be s they Hireaten, or Hiey would not be so to Imply that Mr. Baker would lie rcstxm- placer! hint in the Keeley Institute and he successful s p a ig li In the East. sore loss to h a fnmijy. A husband and bold with their threats. Mr. Eaton 18"not-j-rifalfiJm i,tjtl dcbt3-Ur.iiaz)ttmi nL.4hft.pMU Is now back lt\ his forniff imd respected; Fpr detail atidxonfldcH^fon. 1a his Sioux Knit« rtT»7Trirx tkr##*«bik)rsi*4*«!ÌdCT* herniutfin ftinT oifi- 'íh¿"mien to Ce îîTglilen tner owners. He has imrvbased Hie flxrte i I aer » man» VAlnlItiaà nnrl fvtiitirl« nm loft In I will ibe #__1 _ near relatives und friends arc left in turea nnd will copduct the business at Hie tlnl i'nforinatlon address. The Keeley In­ found wherever his duty calls him. '* fly ^ K n )U t^ ~ ¿ á 1n1ptefltncn--Senatur stitute, Jacksonville, Florida. / ’“ wo ami Coleman Dupqin— whom he sorrow. Her youngest child Is n babe a There is no ’.’rabbit" In the makeup of the old stand as heretofore, but will not be few days old. FUneral services were con­ present state detective, and they will have responsible for the debts oF the fonner Bank* Will Close ore affiliated with Hic txusu. ILe firm. " j -V «x Republicans cannot be true to prom- ducted at tlie-liousc Thursday afternoou to bushwliack him to "get" him. Next Monday. September 7, being Labor ■1 ' r " i **» nnd«. by Rev. J. F. McKlnn6n. followed by In­ The S t Petersburg Independent-says Tills paper wuiils a xorresixindent in Day, the First National Bunk and ihc the city cemetery. • y « of Uie United States mails has terment at_______________________ Hie Winona, fnftn Mobile, wiUiCapt Hunks every section of Orange County, as well ns Peoples Bank of Sanford will .observe tho w n denied Hie firm.- Durable &. €o. of Tlw Herold-if fuily «luipped-to printl»•«! twenty men pot m at this Uie adjoining towns in Vnhndn nnd Lake regular legal holiday rules and'close for Anist#«!anìt IIoUaaàT Tiiey are classed . - ......... ____i«.< and ur> itiU innmlmi ut S:3() far counties. The publishers propose to make Hie day. ___________ , evening left this morning ut 5:30 for fine stationery of nil kinds. All tlie latest ** •’rindler*. Superior printing fdr all purposes atTiie type und material nud "tlie nien behind Tlie deep sea. They ore oiler sponge vio­ Tilt HxMAUt tlie medium Uirough which lltlKALI) office. Hie people will learn all Hie news. lators. When they see spongers at work D » allied onions of' i}ada have noli- the type" who know how. ■with hitlh honors by n delegation of some *TT,0t)0 ndmlrcnl. \ The American cricket tenin won from the English team 8 out or the -Id games played In Englrind. • August 30, fire destroyed $2,000,000 worth or property In Now Orleans. Three blocks of-buildings, Including a number ol Jcsale houses, arc In ruins. -ttî— rv. <•» J S -. ña® ™ .> — V - -, - . i__ -. *— *.V— Si_» ' 'j j Ë£â9 TflfffY "ff;.. i m :K A« iy i-:.. / it ■if Y ;v | MJ «5f i ! : t* n i \ < » ■ l î M W ! Ill r i ® ■¿ir ran l ih IÜI g 1 r,r iT iS fp .1«J 'S ■■ � 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, September 05, 1908 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 05, 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 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/0f2ffa8e0863bbcae4e2bce9f5c6ecbb.pdf d9038a3c75ba17b44f8be8e19ceda80d PDF Text Text Auiuxt LÌ TME - SANTORO^ HERALD tbo cane had rooms opening on to this promonndo. One afternoon an tbe aunt wan parading up and down tbe veran­ da shu noticed that the artist wns In bis room writing a lottcr.. 8 ho at once By C.B. Lewis. Tlio chaperon waa disturbed, but de­ termined. Sbo promenaded clear nround tbo house, and upon her return ■ho beheld n sheet o f noto paper lying on tho floor. Bho also saw that tho copyright' her. Tanl Clifford, the artist, crossed tlielr path. Tbe young people had m spy mutual friends In. .town, but btuT never boon Introduced. In any hotel In tho Berkahlres, the Oatakllla or on tho aeashorp a hand­ some young girl and a bachelor artist o f note, with romance «till leashed la his son), and bound to meet sooner or later if gireii half a show. tbo first thing they know they have Introduced tbemeolvca to each other and are talking about art and motor trips through EuropeAunt Mary understood this; also that she wbb there to provont i t Bho would Insist on formality to the bitter end. Bho did Insist Even when aho nnd MUq Eileen in walking out ono day wero suddenly confronted by a tmako as touch aa nine Inches 'and Bcreamod nnd.the nrtlst carno¿run­ ning up and Baved their lives from the mouBter* sho stood on formality and Insisted that her chargo do tho antno. Tho artist horo v u dismissed with a formal how and went hla wny< ■with an odd sense o f their Ingratitude gnawing at bin henrt Three or fou r dayB later, however, a family with whom bo wpa woll nequaluted' Id the city arrived, and a formal Introduction took place. This mado thluga all right hi one way BDd all wrong In anothor. Ho .waa now privileged to lift his hat and sny good morning, hat tho old maid looked, upon him aa a' possible lover and added pinny precautions. Bho was-poilto, but abo'vraa.aUo vigi­ lan t - Tho artist probably hoped, .as another m an.would to hla place, (hat ^ _ 1, — i s a______ . . . _ * .. V • to time shu would ttjnw out, h.n& be heW htoisMf i&»3y-day and-night for more heroic deeds. * • • a a ’ Around the second ato r/'o f the hotel ypn n veranda, and tire three parties In that o f her niece. Even then It waa not too late to save her lifelong prin­ ciples untarnished,. Bho .could have torn the sheet. Into fragmonto before■rending tho Unef written thereon. Bho could, but sho didn’t She read oven to the last word, and a moment later she was lu tho room o f her niece, spying: plctely unmasked! Ho bo» »een both of u». "The old ono 1» too good and bauIJr out o f repair. I aui the old one. I ain bndljr out o f repair." “ \ ?*But, auntie"— ’ "Don’t Interrupt me. Wouldn’t take her a» a gtftj Ones» uhe waa ono of tbe IIret one« made. Thlr'obout ro e about your own auntl Ob. the crafty, sneaking villain?’ '."B u t why should Mr. Clifford write such things.about you? Ife la surely a gentleman, and there must a mis­ take somewhere." ^ "And ho refer» to you," contlnimd tho aunt without heeding the q u cs^ J —"be refer» to you os a clipper with heaps o f go in her. You nre a doclded bargain. _Y ou climb hills like a caL You scoot on •the level! The unm ought to bo driven from the hotel." “ Ho nover wroto It!" exclaimed tho girl. “ He nover meant you nor roc. There 1* some awful mistake bore. I never m w his handwriting, but I'll"— "W alt righ t' barer bonraely com­ manded tbe aunt .And, with the letter In her har^d, aha went down to tho o f­ fice to consult vhe rcggtpr. Blio was absent ten minutes, and -during this Interval Miss Eileen heard a man’s steps on tho veranda and peeped out to see tbe artist looking about aa If he had lost aomethlng. Whep tho aunt returned she bad the Hgbt. o f victory In her eyes. , ; "Tho wrttlQg Is the same,’’ she annouacnl. f'llo would bo convicted In any court In the land. I am an old Just in time. Oh, tho perfidy o f ltl Oh, tho Insults bcapod upon nsl Road that. No, let me read i t " And, bolding the, half finished letter In her .loft hnnd and using tbe right forefinger to punctuato the air while she held her figure In tragic pose and spoko from the depths o f her Indigna­ tion, sho rend: Dear Jim—I have ee*n both of them. 'The old ono. Is no good and badly out of repair. Wouldn’ t take her os a sift. Quces aha wns one Df the first ones mad«. Tire otlM>r-\ii- a ellpp«r,-wUh-henp«of »0 in her. Decided bargain, and I shall close tho deal at one«. Climbs tire steepest hills around here Ilka a cat, and you ought to see her scoot on the levell. The old one— That , wns as far as tho artist had written when ho left tbo room, and the breeto enme In and toyed with tho sheet nnd sent It to the feet o f the woman who had a duty ‘ to do. She finished reading and maintained her pose for half a minute and then sol­ emnly said: ' ■ *iIl found It ou the veranda. The wind brought it to' to e ., It came from hla room. I saw him as ho was writfog I t " . "D o you mean* that Mr. Clifford, wrote this?"- asked tho young lafiy. "I d a Wus evpr~villainy moro coitf- like ft conciline. and after fixing Lira with a*cold glare lasting thirty onds she Icily replied: ."Sir, you havo rnado a mlatake.". Tbe artist fell back. 'H o almost fell over himself lu doing so. Bo far an he waa concerned ho might have fallen over tfifc hotel and not been aware of the fagL. It was a summer frost, and it nlppwl him hard. nnd he tun»od obco more toward tho girl ho would havo found liar p«fo ns dignified aa before, but a look o f something Uko pity in her eye». Mr. Clifford did not enter tho din­ ing room. Frostbites take away' a man’« appetite. Ho went out Into fbe dusk and Bat down on a bowldef and Imagined that he waa Bherlock Holmes, and after-An" L6 ur or sb'Tift figured, tilings ouL Then Ire seut a telegram to n friend In tho city—a friend wbo kucw the Cloves family well. That night bo was mlsaed-from parlors a ml vcratulba. He could piny 'and Hlng and njcltc. and thoro were ranuy tnqulrlc»- for him. When they .wero addressed to Miss Cloves her reply was: "Ex’ou'so me, but I dou't know tba party." Thcro was a new arrival at the hotel next forenoon, He was closetod with the artist for ha|f an hour, and then be bled hliu forttr ifhd found Alls* Cloves sealed In a grotto, »till wonder­ ing how nny man on earth dared to -writo’ to another that she was an old one. Tho Interview which followed was hot for the first fifteen minutes. Then It gradually cooled off, though at regulnr4bfcrvaw for tho next half hour the woman In tire also' rose to her feet and exclaimed: ■« "YeS, but how dared he write that the old ono was W good and out of repair? It’s shocking, sir. It’s dreadfall It’s something that l* cannot for.give." "But you know, Miss Clevo»"— "And how dared ho apeak o f my deal TilKB- #», climbing a hill like a c a lf And how dured ho refer to her as a scooter on tho levell Think o f it, air— a Bcooterl" *p"BiU jrou now understand"— "Whj\ If her father corno to know that she had been called a cat, a scooter and a bargain, 1 should trem­ ble for the consequences I" Nevertheless, when a man has expla- 22, “Oestou about a c the latter had asl Therefore 1 ammo» don’ t climb hills can find Mr. CUff< ami I will apologia Any »rtu t wbo ^ vantage after that behind In the race. Tha Land of tho Fro., "There’» eight nations reprdnt*, this ward o f ours." said mV. to hla w ife on his return from ■ r*. lltlcal meeting. He began to c o f i them off on hta fingers. , ’T h o r» ’» Irish, Frlnch, Ej-.uiUm Poles, Oeranns, Rooaalans, Or**. Mr. H ollortn stopped *nd l*gtt “ There’» Irish. Frlnch, EyeUUu» P o l « , Germans, Rooeaiaus, Qrwk*an’ ain’t it queer I dlsremlmber Um other wan? There’s Irish, Frlnch""M »ybe ’ twas Americans," sum*«, od Mrs. Halloran. “ Sure, that*» it." aald her husUal “ I* couldn’ t think."—Youth’s Comp*». cliffs end lifts up the full throated roar of the substantial city. ^T*pproaehlr*B It Gradually. An old fanner, on luiylng his teal, told his landlord he wanted some Uhk her to build a house and would be much obltgod.to him If ho would gin uinko a jintc, then?" jttlio wj iïï other Ìehlp wlj vices.' - j Thousand A cres o f Celery Land W ells T^uaranteed $100.00 t o $ 150.00 Per Acre ■ T O ... , * '* . « * " %i% " Reasonable Cash Payments and Balance on Easy Term s • ♦. • « Lands Adapted to Celery, Lettuce, Cauliflower, Potatoes, E tc. " iJ J m f r 1 - 1 A I w i l - l ■ - M S c v i a i m I V f i I 1 i n ■■ ’ f * ^ H u t O A H F O 'S v . R D 1 “ , f i L O R J D �*• y . é .'i î e’ v ' ..... » ' f •{ * "i."' * * — --------- — — T i‘— :-----------------------------------------~ • y ■ •- tW EtVE PA«ÉS* Part I P a g c s I to 8 IN S A N F O R D — L ife ¡a Worth Living Number VOICE OE THE PEOPLE SANFORD. FLORIDA. SATURDAY. AUGUST 29, 1908 mind (lint it i&xft]L ns ours that intensive farming ctin bo done T Do any o f tho higher i.*»ts made liy In dlvlduals or stntlops, striving to rone i Events That May Take Place the highest {icrfcctloii a t crop, production ThlW VLQ /m i leave (Alt tho, necessity of using the means that we do in the most ordinary ACCORDING TO GANDiRBONE manner i • Wo cap produce enormous crops, wc have doubled the yield of other sections, Humorous Rarom cter Foretelling Pos and we will oven surpass our past en slblc and Impossible Happen­ dcnvors^-In a latitude giving for pur crop ings o f th o Day season ideal conditions, which tuken ns a Now torynn.warhnvintf ' , V ’ whole nrn Incomparable—4 •Adhimto ten! A 8|>ecch phonographcrl. pered to our exact needs,flii$ enabling us When who should walk In But tint giant Hill Tnft— ‘ to furnlph the country with fresh green , And ttiuy lauglx-d vegctnWes out of their ordinary season, ‘Tlood morning,” Rnld Hrynn, from October to May of cdcli year, that •y Disjilnying n look being ih)possible for sections further ~f' Of jby and sucprisc ' north, and in other , cases not to bo hi As be Inlil down his tmok—. mined further south. A lid they shook. Leaving averages aside, thlsjp intended ” 1 hnve come for u visit,” ■ Snid_Tnft. while his hot to draw (mention to our possibilities. and Wos hung on a noil as we ,u,,vc hnve laid U8 ,aiut “nsidA “ a? old 0fU methods memooM ol «' First Year frolic on tho hill, nnd the rniltnods will return tl(c folks they, fourni too tough to kill ; tlmlfnt aatlirllc piatitemi WÌIl-dusc liis ySimuner \ilnce, nnd tlie candidate w il. Le tte rs and Communications on mount the stump iiud run oil; at (he face B r y a n a iiiA ^ K crn Organization V a rio u s Tim ely Topics. After tile 23d, Snptemlicr wilt lie under Effected Last Week the influence o f Libra, the seventh sign of the zodiac. The sign of* Libra reive COLUMN DEVOTED TO PEOPLE sent» n pair of scales held In the-flqw* of ALL DEMOCRATS M U ST ENROLL n scorpion. It Is of Chaldean origin, qnd In This Deportment will he Found the is stipixised to menu {lint nlxnit the 23ii Come Forward and Contribute T o­ is where the !«• man gets slung himself. Views, Opinions and Comment ward the Election o f ^hc Peer­ o f Practical W riters. People born under Libra are incapable less Leader. 01 pretense; the Vfoineu never kMt women IWc Invitec»rrtii>onilcnc« on from nil . .Jikui» of the County. nl*n new» Item» of IntlWMt. Wednesday night the unterrified—De­ ll\y hale, and tho men {day a wretched V £5iur will in.urr prompt lxit>jic«tlon. Article« rUiuf« to the view* of the Mlioc will be imlr gulVVoT {taker. Liltm people afso hnve mocracy of the County formed n Demo­ ufheJ but ebutivo nnd onojmnc»u* cononunlcaup c V for music, ami generally play some cratic Drynn ond Kern Club id furtherance tMil will !*■rrlfctml. We will not be responsible fnr iminlon» rJi'rrHed by «mtrlbntor». All turn* imrtic^lnrlyloud lustrumelit in the vHlni' of the election of tho Democ;atic .ticket Knit-.iton. IntnulHl forefront Iwue must be in This is ns it sliould be, und {daces the band. h«nd nut Inter thnn Tuesday p. m l—Eo Democracy of the County .In the front Tlmiswannw will desert tl\e cave • a New Settlement In Celery Oclt ranks and In mnrchlng order. And sthrt the movement south, To the Editor of The Herold: • Aral the funner prime himself to spit It is tlie Intention' of tho club to popu­ As I hnve been requested Jo give a Through curly miiumn’s drouth; larize the organization, and every Demo­ little sketch of our neighborhood, I will The pumpkins will grow long und gaunt crat Is invited and urged to enroll himself With dragging on the vine, endeavor to Ho so. In tho membership, " r ----^nd.yvhun tjie. time shull comq for old this Is one of the 'n ew settlements of Hy the great Democrat— .John D. to get in lino The National Committee has called, e celery belt, nhd no yet unnamed, but, slK’ cm,i plants,. having doubled, and * A mb they snt. - ' ** ■<. And pay his month’s ihstnllmcut on the nnd called loudly, for funds with which o. a matter of convenience wo will call it Xn™a i their number ,*r cure, so we have ■ .Thar thirty million fine, ’ "Delighted I" said Hrynn, to carry on the national campaign. It is -Bungalo Corner." The location is at die 1 ^ “ P ^ ^ t i v c yield 1» proportion We’li hear 11 boron latigli that.will glv«i “ If 1 be allowed - - • nn.impossibility to run 1 1 campaign witli-' Us shiver's d«Am the sp in e.' Tiro sentiment Toil crossing of Geneva and Bennlsnll avenue. |',n 8yc 1 cf ^l>9 ns ,n*° ,>eH" tfr°wn. and Hns often avowed”— The moon will ho full on tho lQih. nrul but money, nnd it Is tli« wish of the two and n half miles east and one m llo l 80 ulsw wl11 WP do whon ot,1> i 8 urc ^ And he bowed. die American llefU will mnkc* tho StjclCty standard bearer of the pXrty that contrithe south of Sanford. , ,, “ I Biiplxisc," ventured Taft, Island« about tfie KWi.- Iu Js ^x{»ecte< Ttoitons come .from tlie rank und flic of but Last February, whop the writer first v is -1 ,,roiV ( t5iHt n ° ° ,Mhtioii8 ^in our hands, 1> ____With Qjmille that J|as sweet,------ that- It -will n*mnht'th(ihitonmjrrimittyria~ tlirr Deinocracy. itHt this corner, there was ntrt-Ti •farin~^tr|^oko-tha very best usirof them posiubl4e; "You have Just imideji rcconi- . Recognizing doty having la-rome'its long suit. *' * .. .....................t^WS^'ncfi, and bojlevirig -, ; That live Rot to slglit, the closest •Improved- phic« being and thus show.lo Uic world _what sliould that u small cootrilmtimi from many will be dune. With the’ advent'of autumn, vicv-preslVery'ueat. Celery avenue. Since llien ijiere has been dcntinl whiskers will Iwgln to blend~w1il gain a larger amount thnn* lump conirN ' Wo.hove planted 75,000 celery plants oven thirty farms staFUsV and about a . "Why no," Bryan Inuglietl, • Nature’s gcnrral «dor -scheme, und both butions from 11 few. the membership f « P to th e , acre, yielding four carloads or ‘. "I have records for two; dozen houses built wllhimn' half mile of was placed at tho small sum of 5 0 .cents. • ± You inny mnkc one yourself MnSlicnuaii and Mr.Kern will run a little J,20Q crates. Please let me know how this corner and we predict that within ‘ ‘ If >niu wish so to do— This amount every Democrat/ wliose fieiiTt stronger on the tails Af thelr tlcldls. many stalks tliut is io thecrnlo.ior I inny the next year we wlU have a house on , ‘ V-. - After you.” is In tlié cause, con nITurd nti4> wtlj pc 9 ! * iWid then October will* return, - • nearly every five-acre tract on this one- be mistaken. Then, again, we have Hut Tnft waved-his hand That gladsome tlnie and rare .\ willing to contribute. • ‘ .' . ' K planted 30,000 lettuce to the acre, yield­ hnlf.section. Even now wo hear talk ofn ; Witlrp show of suspicion. Wheh, Hie ^mmpkln-pic wijl answer Dr. H. C., Abcrnctliy was : unanj{nniis|y. repair (¿hop, a store, and a church idrSun­ ing twu-nnd-a-hulf carloads, or 750 bask­ And sStn I’m not elected president 0/ üiç dub; Mr. Josjoli ib " :v -¿ v T A inaclilne politician”—r'■ U|kin thod)|ll of fare. day school and general church use being ets. And bow mnny heads is |lmt to the Ferris, secretary, and Hon. W.,1*. Watson 1 1 Air mission basket J J . m s ' ' free and open to nil Christian denomina­ That uns been done with- tlipsc crojis. In lad old Romtui calendar. Septenihy IMPROVING TIIE WATER *Y$TtlY! treasurer. All contributions will be care tions. The location is just right' for a fully listed, jind Orhngc County will j( l. ns wc nil know. Now, let us go nut for ------;»*" • was the scveiitli ifflwhnf die year. This .country school, which must com e-to the it for hernddUion of thetunds of tho » ' Sanford Will Hnvtrttic M ost llculllifiil strawberries, asparagus, onions, potatoes, tiroiight*Labor-Dny nrntind in the heat of * ■ neighborhood soon. cnjnpnign. Let Orange County Depio- . W ater hi the State „ and puytlnng else youplease,', with .tlie the summer. All the unions said it was The corner. Is but d40 yards from the ' Æ -A visit to tlie lent and Water Company crots cbme-to^thc from nnd .de liunor to line of the proposed new. railroad, inid’ will assurance that the same measure /»[ su c­ too hot to march fnr enough to make nti> iliCKMepveir, tlîc Coilfity, mid tliq party. .no doubt (icmnnd a switch, which will cess will crown nil Intelligent cITurfnlong impression on capital. Like every otlier discloses a congenial set o f gcatlcimm in ■Çhose who dnqitg^ can mnku nny qoncfuirge, always, ready to please the public, make one of the ' shipping points of the oilier crop lines as thpéa here men prilitidnn, Niimn was afraid of the lobor trlbntlon tlicy pieuse over and above tiie « their niott.o being (loliteitcss and mnmpiX tinned—wc have the rundnm dntal ele­ vote, so laspushed September iilong tO road; supporting a warehouse and Jeeness. The Ice plant hasncapacity of 25 membership fee. ns thb- MHtK may move ments, tfid success will InMneted to usin the ninth place in the ci^jndnr and had . house for the coavettience of the neigh-’ just |iru(>ortiun to tbejf intelligent appli­ Labor Day fall oif tlitf first day of Autumn. 4 tms daily, all of which is disposed ol (lient— Or Inmin Rcporter-S|uf. bortwod.1 -.*;• v. > ; “ '■ ■ The unions were thus enabled to rnureh as mmle. They are siilpping u carload : The writer h a s' hopes of utilizing the cation. PUBLICITY IN TOUR WINDOW Sanford with cllmnte,* soil and'Water twice ns far, and Nurmi had to rtifuse a (¡Very ilny to Titusville. PBiniotto tree for {torch columns, and has . Mayor Forest Lake, owner and mnnngei third term.. placed a few In use on his "ahnelC7lo can Ifeot thé world. R. If. WtllTNCH. The old school bell will toll the Midi of of the institution, Is having extensive ini- Many llundsom e Window Displays o r . test their durability as a veranda column. *■'* Our Mcroltunts. 1 ; youthful su aimer joys, ami the3 girls will jmivenjcnts ndded to tlie waterworks - He­ If they meet expectations, we will place a A good window display Is of IncsTlma? lms licj-n employing from. 20 to 25 men O RUN D O WON IN SLOPPY GAME meekly get In line, together Withlsoitie moiidem bungalow.^gn this corner fit Tor a joys; but the gamer youngsters will hide daily for the fhst two monthsOvcrlmjliug >!u uiUui to a merdianL nltd <i(x*s much king, in which (o spend a portof^Us lim e., , toward nttractlng trade to his store. ShukcIl wc un, not mlMokcu » million duller» I Lor^w Crow^ P r c.cn D ccpllc Inclcm- out o few days Hi dissent, and later on U»V 12-inoh water uiiiih from lJ5ttO A(Ta"’tn sppnre hasyighlly said: "The apparel oft tho City, u distuncu of from three add •the fast oqe in will run for President'. hak been burned up ip.’■palmetto In ffils| ent w eather. proclaims die man,” and In. the ftnineluilf to four miles. Lake Ada Is n hcimrfThe summer girl will get her cont and. Only one gome ofMhe scheduled doublecountry In the ln$t lew years. ‘ A* It seems manner dncB tho show windows {irqqjaint Jul clear wutor lake: 21 feet higher than to me there is not another family of wood header with Orlando was played Inst Merry Widow. haL mid Journey homoword the condition of the goods within. Many Soufonl. The work already done demon­ from the sea uncertainwhere shels at - that can be used nxTJrofllably as U dT pc- Tftafsdn7~£rtcrriobnrotV. 'account of tiie stores are unablo to innkn a good window but the widow, easily caressed because strates that tho water finwa to tho city hy cuhar soft wood, and as a vornnda column bad" condition of the grounds. display on aa'ouut of Inadequate s(Mce in gravity nnd in an inexhniistihle supply, it has no equnl. If It can be* made dura­ ; About 1 o’clock in the afternoon u rnln- she stuck to toques, will bring n molly­ tiie windows, yet V small Window can be Chemical analysis shows the witter to lie ble. Our friends need not be surprised ui j.st(jnn broke^lo^c and by., the tlme it coddle home nnd show it to the folks. made very attractive If given the proper A 1 for domestic |>ur|>oscs. The tourists who huve been abroad on converted .»<e mndiincry In Uda country making u I «btoted tho ball field had been*« attention to details. Mr. I^ike hns spent n large (iniount of fashionable, trijw, will homeward wend hundred different tilings out of tills here- 1bdp-a small sized lake, We lire glad td note that many* of our liiunoy on the waterworks nnd status that tnfore worth less timber,^ .. • ’-1 Manngcr Wagner was determined, jiow- witli hotel tags stuck nil nround their he will conHnue to do so until he has tlie merchants have long been-awake to "the grips;"and thronging in ’ their wnke will Yes. I know you are' nlL front Missouri, I ^ er* not to ^ “ PPolnt dio largr. crowd value of a good window display., and Thd service equal to any in the South, |. hut wlicn a fewinen'get rich out oi jiitit jM 1®1 hnd /fathered despite tlw Intlemcncy come n never-ending flow of busted im Herald will endeavor to call attention to Hut few people, iwohnbly realize tiie whidi you burn u{i, sonm-onc may. shout l vf'tlie weatlier, and. soon hud a force at migrants to see where they got (Millie some of them each week;-or us rapidly as worth oi this good work going on. . It will work draining off tlia diamond mid out dough. '‘down with the bondholders.’’ • the, clinj^cs in display occurc lull tJy: city under first-class fire jinitecSeptember is when the jmtumnnl equi­ and at. 4 o'clock "hostilities”, .coin — -w— B.--F, KAKtINpAlX. ' Held, * 4 . i** pt O n e/ln d ow In particular that caught tlun, as well as healtliTirutectiim nox tlie musquilo our. This occurs 911 the innneod. The wet ball and sloppy grounds, There is also a force of men {lutti ng in tho' e y e o f Tho Herald’s scribe Is that of however, made'goqd bull playing un im- '¿'¿d, when the sun goes over thc.equatoi Intensive Farming In Sanford and extending the mains tlirougliout tlie the T. J. Miller & Son’s furniture store at IKissibility, but both teams were fulhdl for a touchdown iyi the icecrenni •glgglccy To iU Edliir ofj« e Hnuii * .* tho Corner of First street nntl Park avenue. city. What does intensive farming meanT ginger iind put up a sciappycgame.. Qr-. pud summer (fqdcrwenr.. Tho'coal man Mr, Miller evidently-had an*,tjye''to goo»T ' -----h «neanvfn the- ordinary' seVii^ ' high' lando scored on eT in lie* fi/st |nhTlv£awd wiIt 'kTcFBiTaTTaml Mr. RooscvdL leaving A MAMMOTH PACKING" HOUSE window displays when he devoted so mueli fertilization, particular mid careful eulti nguld in tlie fourth, and the two hundred Sagamore Hill, will tilra to Washington spm*r jn and - lustdml 1uf ~ vaiion. Now, that is tlie IlmlL of en rooters from Orlando, who had come up and the serious business of loading Mane tJw se— fc— fiu m p a iiy w n t IT(5Ve the (iliicingp 1ny^itaiUtefldl*0 f furniture in ** ‘ . dcavorI sqI fnr ns thaII World tnqge shells for lions. Largest In the State. can IjU gn.-rmd on M u Dupccfal Irani, .vicre delighted. -v>n, V.,,| , 1*VI jI u,l |IV V IU I HH()>, V.- K... C * "liU t the windinara choice lWr€ of household l e r air will stimulate The w qailc Tlie___ packing huiiso-iicidii cunstructeo tlicy think the sum total.. W o know, that I theit spirits tuok-n-.iumhle-iu 'Stirrfnrd'b furnishings has been arranged complete Tlie TresUlentlnl r a w , ----- 7by Chase & Go. will, when flnislicd,~be dun tliut is but a factor that can bo at- 1half o f tho fifth, when our boys managed And everybody will hit up “ from kitchen to {wrlor.” The kitchen, one of the finest und first equipped in the lain«! by any fanner ur^where, and that I to cross the puo three times. It was not A little fatter pace. t lining room, bed room and parlor has been state. Immediately following the loss ol The smiling entry from the' Platte the real essentials are lacking, L e.t in i - 1 for.long, though, for in the seventh, the faithfully portrayed, each room huving its Will put up clouds of dust. the former warehouse hy lire early -in gallon and jierfect drainage. Wutqr can uuluekv seventh for us. threo bases un regular furnishings, and the ensemble form And tlie rolyqwly map will run * June, steps were luken to construct n be laid at nearlyiall ploces, and certainly balls, rour error^ end two lilts, gave OrTill he Is like to bust. ." ai most pleasing effect und carries nut Mr. building Unit would more fully supply tha . ule, widi as we use In our dual system, lloiido.six runs, ami whnt proved to be tlie And Teddy meanwhile will observe the Miller’s exact iden that he can furnish -can be had everywhere, tgit these are I game, although they added another in the oontesi through his glass,'-and«tick nnnmrf- demands Udng made upon the shippers your homo ihroughAtlt. * only factors as well, . I ninth inning on two errors. The game die half-mile post until the runners ¡lass; by the Increasing dumber Si growers in At thestore Of N. P. Yowell & Co. the The present „ W c .know thesoil must be adaptable,!WM verycomlcal o f some stages!’ind^for and if he fears Uic Platte will win tlie Sanford qnd vicinity. windows have recently been changed itnd only an opon, porous, sandy soil will I a while exciting, but wns anything else highest prized of boons, he’ll laugh and structure is rapidly assuming shape nnd show a rich and varied line of dry goods ' CCItn^n^ Jtot oiny or even very I tlian a first class game. Oriundo, how- whistle up a few1old reassuring tuaesj uad will lie ready for pccu{»auc? about Sep­ and notions. One window Is filled wi^li^ soils, nor will hill sides answer, and I evei, proved iHcmfclvcs tlie best wnders. toss a big fot bumblebee , in .Taft’s back tember 16. The building, fronts on Sec- tidies’ waists and ftuits, giving a cool, ond*street und is nliout 150 feel square. (>’_a roiling lands bocomc very .difficuluJ^ .The game Thursdui’ dosed- die baseball pantaloons. midsummer effect, and this other windows Built of brick and of good height, with fboH-' has been not oven n dream of a| season here, but it Is probable that winter And then there will be doings on Uiis turff’ displays commensurate with tlie , >yaetn combining In one, supplying us ball will be plentiful in Sanford, us &vvL none 100 -atnblc earth, nnd-every DeauK lfl.000 square feet of floor spqce,'with nn large nnd varied ktock carried wi thin, Mr. both, Trrlgatfon and drainage ernl towns nearby will have first class crat will gat his campaign dollar’s worth; ideal location between two trucks of the Arthur Yowell hns an inherent nbillty ns *« os ours. ' teams all wjnter, and Sanford is the best the Hisgens. Debs, and all of that Incon­ Atlantic Coast Line, thts model warehouse a window dresserand tl{ough handicapped M Look our conditions over, and all can bulltown in Florida, i*lslde of Jackson­ sequential fry. will duck -Into fhe weeds will be able to lupMle the crop of fruit by a dearth of window-dressing supplies, and vegetables very easily. All the * that we c m r secure fsxtlliturs the ville. i i & can always be depended upon to got up and watch the big event go . by; and tho ttüie 88 °tber progressive firmer*. We Although our team Uiis summer has Taft men, looking oii the while tlie fire­ modern machinery and facilities for hand­ an attractive display. Oo iluggardi, we can •and do_use os lost a good many games, it has given the works pop und sizz, will hold on lightly ing fruits will lie installed, among them There are several otlier good windows care in cultivation a* any, wc have fans good, clean baseball, and proved mid •enquire, ’’Whidi cloud of dust is the new currier system fur packing that will command our attention in u la­ oranges and transporting the boxes to the ter issue. Keep up the good work und ¿8 caeap water in a class with the be 1^.* wnttr supply, “uPPiy- our lands J themselves to be In best hUT” . j * • '• . : cars. This will nil be done by'ftiwcr ma­ make your shires as attractive as possible. - . * y ' R eally tiled, doing us the double j teams in die stale. The boys played The touch of Foil will mnkc tlie ripe chinery instead of by hand, doing away Many a customer is gained by having his 7 of Irrigating and draining as re-1 hard luck at limes, but dicre is no reason reuw And falling ncorn tlnid.«Wired, rw.. * . I . . . . . .. . . ’ with the delay and tlie bruising o l fruit Our lands are? open and porous I why tills should continue al«My>. and wc And the crawfish will throw up his tall or her attention attracted by articles arcIperfeedy And burrow in tlie mud; i^gpimon in the old way. , aptable to that ays- 1venture to predict dint when another scuwell displayed. The dread mosquito will depart Chase & Co. realize tlie growth of Sun1#,1*1 more, the dcs made by na- { son opens they wtll make the other team* From tills terrestrlol scene. ford and the fruit and vegetable business Hill’s printing yon want, send j l to T he '•"»•o perfect : tli- Is required in dm stateJ,’sit up and take notice.” Hut he’ll die, as well becomes tlie brave With’bis face against the Bcroen. and are preparing in advance to handle II ek / u ) office. ■First-class work guaran­ >,Ti|ake It Tho score stood: Orlando, 9 ; San­ And tlicn the fall-enlivened cult will the crops in a systematic manner. teed.^ ' . 1 make the pain . dear tA your ford, 3. c.r TEMBtRTOimsT ORANGE COUNTY CLUB \ u t* ".! © ê m 1 mm M pcW L> I I Lf- èli . 'H‘{ i i i f 'i ! �^ . ' ¿■ J . ■ „U ■ 'i ‘ -L. . ■' ■' " , , -r ■■' ’ ; * / .- . .... J - f t ¡ É Í ¡ H. ^'Í F I -N TIIC SANFORD .' ; ' . .• HERALD --1 " ^ A«í»»t 29,190, - — 0 7 earn’ per annum over nnd nlwvo nil ex * WHY NOT SANF RÛ penses, depends, of course, on the tmrp it receives, nml the size of tho treej. That Kalamazoo Celery Growers lluntlnj, you mhy hoveunyexperience with ft grove ^ ' For New Fields. Capital f 6 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 „ . ^ W h e r e Devout of the Celeiy that wap killed In the 1893 blizzard, I will From Ilio TVchnlcol WorKJ Mnjuilne. any; 1 City Worship Tom orrow. Celery brought Into Kalamazoo In one tSviV Grove No. 1083, Adams, ns iridlcuted year more thnn $2,000,000 In hart Conducts n General Banking Business with Conservatism nnd by the catalogue. Is a 15-ntrc'grove. Tlie ensh. Celery is an agricultural Industry tf RESUME OF ALL CHURCH EVENTS jx-lee of the grftve is $13,000. Tills Is the no expenditura for raw material olitnined Courtesy. Pnys 4 Ptr Cmi, Compounded Quarterly, highest price per ncrc of 'nrTy gpive in the .frani oUier «nuciy^-cnUTS Ipto Its cost of ^ on Savings Deiwslts, nnd *w production. Hence the money all rC or Interest to Those Religiously In catalogue.' . * «•* __ _ ■ * mains In the place where It is grown Imsi season we sold the crop___ cllned—Subjects o f Discourse^--. For IfiftimtliTt TniUny-tmg- might-go fwr to fo r the Sabbath. on The iree fo?"oxiictly." ' r r m ft s T ' ■* . find mi industry of the soil yielding larger Tt* Pallet» of (h> Ou>i(h>< In (ho Cily in Earlinlir Tho'exnct expense for tho sea­ J * * profits. !X In k(ln( or annJ ihrlr AoMuorniwnii mJ son wns........ ______________ 943.00 .....from nny nnd nil causes. Tills additional protection costs There ure'more thnn 400 celery plan >' nilxr Cl.uirh N»wo lo ikio oS» Mt taler than Tliiireday aflernoon. • , Its customers nothing------- - , tntioijs it> imiti environing Kalamazoo, The not profit to.the .owner , rirst-Mtth6rti*t ranging In nrcn from -mere plats of one wWsSixuetlyj..’_____. . . . . . $3,267.24 Rilv. D. B. !>*u-nt, imior; cfiurrh, romrr Park o r two acres to broad fields of twenty to «voqui* nml Fifth sirrel; iinriuinrujr, rof*t>r Mnii hrangt; tree is growing mid increasing noi In nvcnur und Seventh Mrert; (jl;uñr ■Hfî4. £uhdmc. J w fmontili*_ servios hi ll; evenrnit M-rvk-e In value cviiry year. A very modest cstl- thirty " acre«., In nddition to these nrc flwndoy neliool. l* II:i 6 „i»\;i|Ll_lt'0- h.’vMet ' r school. Kpworlh l/nitiic. u tllTsiimlny cyen malo.of tlm value of n years growth is 60 miincrnua small celery ."patches," dolny ■‘nieV. 9up|, Kpwi * business on a lesser scale. Upward of cents |>er tree, lienee, it is reasonable to 'There will bft .{trenching both morpinj 4,000 persons In. Kalhinazoo derive H. R. STEVENS, M. SMITH. G. S. DERRY, say thnt $650.00 should ho nddetl to nnil evening a llh « regular hours by the maintenance, cither directly or IndirecUy Vlco-Prcsldent President ooycr tfie’ incrensetl value of 1,100 trees. Cashier' pastor. Kspxllogt pmsic will lie furn!she'll from Uie celery business. In its cultivn nt iKitft ‘Services. ‘A (wdiii^wclrojui* ,|i; Hi nr.e, $3,607.00 jyas the profit for one timi am actively employed *nlioyt 1,800 îm ybarj We 6 iifl th^'gspjrc' is paying 7M extended nl^’tjtRl, tended .to nil tu attlni Some fifty firms arc engaged In 1RTWWÔP- $5i\000iflfid yetM : f ° mc ' rty ™ nrc ei,líü^ 1,n '.xmglit for $15,0(10. ' shipping Uie product. Tlip enorinous-lilp♦♦■»■f^«**>+4*++*9-4**>4*4*++++<»+4*4*<*+++4*4*4*4*-F4**t*4*+4*-»*4-4*:.4.«<.+<4 !| ■ ¿C, Vrextiylcri •' menu have contributed to raise KalmnnKev.Jr r M. KÚU.I. «I mom___ Y«u will- nnturally wonder why, if Uie /.(M i to the rank oP third city in the'state * . iptliVlùVil. 0:90 it. I ; eyetunX ir inselliti! Weil property Is so valuable, it Is for sale at in freight nnd express tonnnge. The film i.esday, 7:30 p. m. tho pride.indicatedt *$ i c answer is pim­ Preaching morning nnil evening by the ple enough. A life imfirihice company )>cr,for the boxes-'used in packing the cel cry cost-In one year S25.00Q. pnstor. The.uttendanco, upon Uio'scrvl loans large amounts* olT real estate, Thc-udvnncc in value of the one-time cos since the retufti flly lie pastor from rertnln percchtnge of these. loans will be High-Grade House-Building a Specialty Ids vnention hns beert uwsunlly good for forccloseti, and tho property token by the despised marsh lands, since celery ralBlnt :: v the summer. lihotigh many .of the mcm,- com pany.. Heiwe, If u e x a n p a j a g n o t begun on them, reads like a real »state fairy. tple..,Tlilrtji.' 7 enrs ogo. large Uncts , , •bers are still iiwuy. visitors 'from other sell property cheap npp.tliii;s .get rk E ^ ii, i> ■churchcji whose piislofs'.ore absent, and it will rnpldlg necitniulato'bmiFl^ nssctn on'thesesiuut|lrbW went belling,nt $2 an *, ... DEALERS IN •c. .strangers in the city, combine to furnish of the coiniuipy will Rbtoitle tooTlicuvijy nerjj i’lioplc’ dcihnn.ilt'il: “ WTty should •i •> good congregations. A cordial welcome involved In real estate to aatisfy' lhc <p(- we buy ¿htm nt SnyjirlocT They arcn'i * Builders’ Supplies, Interjarchen Sand goorf for nn'ytliing," Today tlie owners o:' i* Is extended to nil. *■ acling dem ands'of 'Uie insurance^qprpiho.samP lands would not take $ 1,000 an Alpha Cement, Acme Plaster missintiers. It Is a rule, or custom,, on Uie acre for them. Not a bad price for ugrl <• Congregational port of life Insurance companies tonniond niltural land—n swamp at Uiat I Out It Rev. R. R.‘ Kehdnll, plttlor: Sunday mumIn* t service. II: eviwlna service, 7:30; prayer inreilnit rani estate as promptly ns it is possible i~hanUiL_ha_knQWiLjQr_ttie.-Bomo <> WedneeitinrrTrmp -nrr-satitmnr seniìÌ-----------r j. ttT do‘ Bd wlUlbb ndo'grehrnlaacfÌft&TTn jì. irrsm 1C ‘ Tïïnna, land. i J. C. IfiUmlnuer. Super imitmli'iit. •■ tills particular case Uie company can mdl There will be no servlcoo nt Uds church Farly Kalamazoo celery grower^have the Adams grave' ut $13.00,0 nnd stili :L during the month of August. Sunday, become, for tho most irnrti financlnily^we <» “Cheerfully Furnished uìiiku a profit of over $ 10,0 0 0 ‘ nnd this ,. school mid prayer meeting ¿it ibe^ijsual to do.' Some have ■filled in with hard K * could linrdly be-considered a ''sacrificio' hour. jurth sections efi tltcir celery fields, nmkl c 'infflic h i v c s t n i e n t . v f , 4 4 ^ ing building tots on which Uiey have <> There Is iinotlnlT reason (pf ldw' t»rie«s; erected trim* First Baptist rlm tbouses nnd are living com; ■ Rev. J. W. Perry.' pkiniK pllSmr, Surwlny >mmi lay sery to wit: On account of the blizzards which forthWjym uielr rents, ^ . > •</ * . Ice. II; evening service, 7 “ “Sal ■: - ; icé. 7:á0; oat, U:4B occasionally visit Florida, California' nnd Sunt.: prayer mowtnícv a. m.;: K. R. Murrell, Su Murrell &,. Minsbcw FUT Th1s\';'miing itt-' of zhfe’celory bfcds tnu U‘< "Ofiicc with f * _ ^ cva7 leadny. 7:30n n),;T..,Wi A, first Friday, ÏÏ Weilnetda other semi-tropical countries, .and the Uteir tronsformnti^u jn t^ bufiding lptfkh ro.'.Y,. "M .S. last r tw u r .V iv it i. , heavy losses flint orange growers hove going on rapidly in'nli jm rti'bf' die efty. ------- ¿U ■ susuhned thereof, the generiti ixihllc has « • '• / y __________ ‘ lluly Cross Episcopal, It Is tho fate of -any agricultural Induit/J Rev. II. F. Urown. rector; Sunday inoróRi* liecome skeptical ns to Uio value of orange established within the bounds of n^frfst Ice, II; evening service. 7:30: Snhtmth scluaJ. Uvf r' a. rn.'i B. F. Whllner. hup«.; prayer muelinif, 7:30, grove property and unless the "prices nrc growing city ,U> be. doomed by, the, very .very. hiWj.they cannot be sold nt nil. It jinisjierity which It' crotties, 'K^Iamazot' . a.,* _ *• »myUr. 'is ’ir very difficult matter to convince |teo* ■ is increasing ir*;^mnjlatii>n,pticunmennlly’ rC a th o lls ' ' . • |5h*ahnt hjr hat\kir)g ttjTJ" trees they woukl Rev. M. Fax, rector; services evefy second and The celery pln'/ifapdii adjoin npdarq spr• . » fourtli'Huwiiy; r;irlv mass. 7 n. nt; mass nrtil ser-, not be destroyed tfy a blizzard hr .so sefirouhded by' residence and business tjdr. - r . H. RAfM),-President tu.ni. 10 inn.: Sunday school, ti a. ui.; yc«it»;r*( ¡I , CEO. F KEN ALO, ViM-Pr*t oa»ly;jdmnnged nk \o bo o f 'tutte, voi if, P. P. FO R S TER , Cashlsr ytfhr sees, large htlsinesg •P'm* ■ B. F. WHTTNM, A u t.“ *Caihi« * ■ * % * n - •*»*< *,»*■ <* -------------h---------- * • even with fnarmteslnbie facts befiirrHlit^iV; ddptriyjlk ‘ on the* ledery ■margidi Moral ; Guard w¿U ’ ymW* goot^ ñam d ORANGE GROVES . o f - fflicturles, slnlps ngi »•Only National Bank in .Orange County i is-lirirdío rt*-.e8f!^Jt¿IiJ . ' . v i ' . / » ' * *‘ - ' t * ■. ■* dwflfi^m^qwj-.st.'iiid where <elcEy ,once Valuable Information plvcii In .Circular VSclecl from- the cutiilogiie Tt^rovc Uie Funds Protected by , Burglary Insurance ■ ■ f-t. jv ic co f which Is practically' with Issued by m . F. Robinson ■ guise- to predict that* Ko I T ^ ^ J S n c À m z k o 16 8 7 . . reucli. enrb lor U pÁrperiy. «mt'^y»Ji,..Wl cell*!jffi A1*s no furori*. One fur-sdm Mr. M. F. Robinson, of Snnford. Florldn, liave -im’ule n wise jhveattneiu,' ■'' •.’¿ ¿ 9 $ •• gjïltF^deiilCr.dcîdores thnt If tjjft pityj Is In charge of n largo number _yf[ </rnug<‘ ^ s* • .1 - -l-K * * ; fY?úre tniiy., * X C ! S tfbues to giftw at, its present'rate. In' groves, and, to fncillntc their snle, tins n -•»- • M. X.Ró¡t¡f&rf*~. At yeyfs^tim e^ tiry foot .of celery grOti printed catalogue describing cndi grove, Amt ** 1 . » ...... ..............i will be demandedfor building purposed and giving the pilco of each. Tlifl Hecahrig fully eí(uijmed‘*'fn'’ print imiFhot! a s'tal^ of cckry wiU bo grown tu Persons conteuiplnting Hie. purdttiso of * lC-St4 kluui:ry of ^lkigds-^^11 the JhfBSl. Q nm ozoo, • ' ,*v. -, + WtT. : v . .’.j „ m i ornnge. grove will «lo- Well t<r Write to type mill malarial'nmii"jfig.men behind K- ~ A big opportunity is huyoring over soipp him for if Catalogue, lie hns hccif sapil­ t m■ . ip pbice. knlutnuzdo celefy growers are hi ing with tiles« ciitnlogtir»Ki circular letter Uie t ype”- w/io knp^luiW. . - r * f rendy i^istin^'tliclr eyes ' ulTint . m s miiêi .whidt gives sti tmteh ’ vriivifilile informa.r / . If you JUke The llcrahl diow^ yourajijire seclinas of the country thnt n\oiffromlbc . lion and allows so dearly wiiut it live ' (C O N T R A C T O R S ' ' iff \rv*’ è: * : t H proposition u goml ormigty.'.gmvt* is. tlm •inriio by sending In your'kulisCrlinibn ut tjtç requisite ronditimmof soil. • '.v . • ** * r ''-wJ tirlnt In full; * _ ‘j ?.\ *:;i ■' ; 7»nce. '-bniy ode dollar a yearrdor twelve "‘ , . " — > ■' • ' Prvi •t ‘ LtiAKs anp'R eAt.-'Estate [fl^es of l,lio Iwsj rending, maticr eve,r, , Wiicn yiAi have .an item of tjowtr call served up Jor iwir delectación. l * ' pli0 fH!.Jt/l>. f48. . M. F. Robirlfcrn1. Agt! i. T V Dear $ir:—t tnkc the.lil^ctV of bunding • you a catnloguu o f orange groves belo*iigPlans^iecifications and Estimates FürPishétl Ing to n^mminent IlfoinsurtmcOcompopy - 1 ‘ J * 'fv . ** that were taken on fori^losuru of loan« AppJkiations . • *; * after the orange trees wefo killed to .the ground by Uie big freeze of 1806, At . J ■X i. «T • * . . • , i that time orange growers did not know that large* tree? were liable to tie killed by v any degree of cold thnt Would ever be ext>erlcncod In Florida nml no^ nattbauked tliojr trees with sand. Nuw.we do^b ink . “ ____ ^ojirirees every-winter alKuit three .anti li First Street, hnJQfctet high.’ Tlds.is n jiositive nssur. mice that the trees cannot be injured*-« ! ■ fa/JLiylie jlir e e un?l feet ’ fs enn* "* Ccrned.t We did have a"ollz?5iffflh"j890 MKH£&£ffV- - Unit w.is cold enough in spine localities : to kill the trees, which were then'hot very 4»w large, to tile (op of the bunks. Wo did. ...Can Furnish., not remove the banks from uround the DEALER IN trees, because If-w e had done ho, Uie 8|irouts y antil have stnrte«) all -along the bqdy of Uie tree und we would -have had limsirto lrliii for »evcral years in order to '.have slgiitly trees. ’ Uut, by^enving Uie banks up for die next twelve months, the sjxouih were com lulled to start only from' the tup of Uie bunk, nnd as endi sprout '.*,< f'--■*« * ■,* f t ■* * Phone 132 . . v Sanford Avenufj grew about 22 incites a month and multi­ plied its brandies rapidly,. ul iho e m l-^ six mdnUis we iiad trees With Ttice round taps, and at Uie end bf twelve months, ■* *,.«» ■. the trees were os large hnd us shujxdy us .• ¿ i ; though tliey hnd not been frozen nt nil. They .bloomed the following spring and n X • •' IX« V proeuced a good c/oji of oranges. Thus you see we only lost one crop byn freeze \ • sevete cnougli to kill yburig trees to the gmuttel, If they had not been-bunked. * I have described the manner" of ivo•J^ctliig groves from bliezanls' thut you ‘ F o r 1S A L A I T ■- , V ■___ ■-V.-Ít X TV* ESTIMATES FURNISHED FOR MATERIAL OR WORK * * in ay know-how simple and practical It* is to do sa The expense is abojit ten cents C O M P IE T E ' *" V * trceiper nmium. v , L . R . P h illip s ’ D n d f S to re for.The amount that pn ocunge gi6 ve will People’s Bank of Sanford 1r~ftv-sii:Yew D e p o s I T s Against Loss New Accounts Solicited Pope Contracting Company- Phone 69 Consult Us $ O F S A N FO R D , çf L A . j ft m **. ■ 23 Æ |1 •luiác w t ^ § f t ‘ 16 (itlicrs^' ft fillip wit j f 1 VICCH. , j L H * . * f #**■ J¡ r* >| B*- tirnry Mcj 1 dar, /« r r ead ' and H aye Y ou q b le BUILDERS F a rm ? Repair Wjirk Promptly Done CO. W IL L IA M S Flòrida^ s Western Meati * Fence to Feni enee f l i i LINE O f GROCERIES Lime* ter Sweeten Itp> ; Wells to Irrigate It Tile and Sewer Pipe È I C a p i t a n de T a m p 1to-Drain It FiiTCsï Five Cent Cigar On-die Market . . s ■' •• ■ ■ r . . •r . ■i...—* V. -- . ’ .M •. ' '.V �Tile SANFORD" HERALD pii?— . 5 WHITE SUITS * fra» » * * » » » * »¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥¥¥¥¥ 5 SHIRT I Hi* Birth, D oyh ood Hla CreditrH o Career In ¿ongres* a n d H ia W ork* In Journalism WAISTS \ Mid F ir a i Yctvra In LalW and Politic* Summer Sale * - gwirr‘. _ - -i * r *• r -u . •+ , *+**. of F ln o M il li n e r y ___ _ . and D re s s G o o d s - “ ' • All '-MID-SIIMMIR HATS MUST v * # 00 AT COST — •1 Sale Will Las! Until September 1st When Laundered, ehr recjly Huyo n soft iliility .nfirithe'riressi ■* , . v •* ’ Sec Olir Fine Line, rii niiienrutiot) By RODBRTU* tOVE. .. ! n rising young lawyer lh- a now sta to n belief assuredly well grounded In' his own cnap,;. t• Bryoh plunged Into politics In tho spring o f 1888, hnd that becaino his llfo vocation Instead of tho tho law, law. Ho was fleeted a dclcj& n to the Democratic »Into convention' at jOinnhn, whore hft mnde n speech’ stfougly advocating free trado; also ho made a rcputntlon ns a speaker. Ho' w a s. only twentyeight years old, yet tho very next year tI)0 pnr(y jçngpn, offered litui tho liom Inntlon for the lieutenant governorship o f NohraBka.' Ho declined the offer, but made a stumping campaign for tho ticket throughout tho state. Tho next..year, 1800, tho young De­ mocracy thrust upon tho young Dejp^n thanes from Illinois tho nomination ,lar .congressman from the First dlstff^ ^ J .'J J terlln g Morton, w ho'In Ids llmc^ w0sTfather of Arbor day nud a 'mcriiPvr. o f President Cleveland’s cab­ inet hnd been defented in the mce for congress from that district in 1888 .by s Itepulillcnn majority of moro tlmn *1,000 votes. 'Scarcely anybody expect­ ed young Bryan to win. IIu was not •very 8i\ngulnir lihnsclfrburbirniintr la the fourth. Tho boy grow up out­ nn oratorical campaign nud defeated doors, drinking tho dally raedlclno of QfliiflfiU Jiy. jicnrly -7.00ft ümïldn<rsnd_tnö open airr tits phys-- Congressman. votes. In Omnhn, where Confiell lived. lesi constitution,, a mnrvpl o f robust­ Bryna wns sneered at ns “ that Lincoln ness und energy, enmo by Inheritance (Copyright, 1M , by Robertus Lov«.] ' | B has spoken face to faoo bor ”i yowl nU qqesjjon to moro ' I J[ hesrerp than , has any other man la the. world*# history, idyit' one who traveled with William Jennings Bryan durln* tho presldenj till ilmpalgn* o f 1800 and 1000, and ihon» la no doubt ns to tho truth o f tho statement. ; ^ The purpose o f thla article Is briefly [a »keftli Ibo Ufi» o f :.JMr* Bryan up to IBe-'ogtr* Qf 5thlrty-slx,. when ho was nonflnAtcd by tho Democratic party for ¡he presidency o f tho United Btn'tes. It •Ua flfo possible only to Aptcylcan.iiol-. Ides', sad,- whether or' not Mf.}, Bryan still reach the presidency, ,1t fc an |ntereslluff chapter In United 'Kftteq pollttcnl history. *• .. The town of Balom, III., Is the birth? place of Bryan. Judge Blins L. Bryan,' a sahstimttal, Intellectual settler fromVirginia, was his father. Marla Eliza­ beth Jennings was hts mother's maiden name. The child was born March 10, Iftia Judge Bryan llvod on a farm ju'iir tho edgo of town. Ho hnd ntno Suisine Silks, Dotted Swiss, Or­ gandies and Flowered Lawns f r "• kf' * * * Aflrs. J . H. Bruton Harry J . Wilson Keen Kutter -Hardware A IIOML INDUSTRY Harnciss In Clark Building P a tto n ’s Home Made Bread, Like M ollicr Used to Bake * ¡¡s n & a $ àreiîv* 5*. . «Sujr / .* .. * Quick Orders for Fnncy Cakes Filled Promptly * * #v * # •. J** ( < Rockls dclivcri^l terhny parts of tint . . . ¿ ’ City SPOTTING G O O D S A SP-tSIAlTV C. H. D IN G E E m • T ' '■ - y JnBr -• • i• -•••-» < :i • • >. • í « ¡S«—;-'-. **[Æ«BLi b >>* W l. , WILLIAM I-’ V ' ■ BfiYÄN, FROM HIS LLATEÎ ATEST : P H iiT O G R A P H . , , , was tho reaction ngnlnst th .c •- by . . wholesomo. - v b o and y . boy.” " .•It wn sAd-waa nurtured new klcKInley tnrlff that elected Brj . knilthruT *etivlraJ>in9i\t; In boyhood. an—that and tho silver tongue o f th Bryan at{endedrtlia aiubllc schools In LltiL-ululilll IHll.T . j Hi jsm iuuU),.lHHr»aá fifí wisen hs 8 i> at thirty Bryan wtm chosen to th entered h ’ l.ni^ir . ____ ___ a tJ a ck a ea : iiritíbiiartioiiBc ofTTprftattfliflvcs. H 'tiMIr. m. Tw o yoafo-Tater bo mhidcitHl dopvrrod Ills first speech In tbo bputf ' latini la Illinois*, college, In- tbs same r the llith o f March,' 18U2,-on the suhjoe ,flly. from wtilch Bistltutlpu be w «» o f'-fre o wool. Buimtbr Burrows o graduated with honors at tho ago o f Michigan, temporary chairman of thl twenty-one. DtfHug hts eollego'counw yu&PrTtopubllcan, national conveutloi -hla ora lorien I abilities made hmT prom­ declared lhut*4t was the best speech o inent fu. muidlo wèstern colleglajo. ■th’o tart A , ho. o v e r had. heard. Newi Be u ou. B o h?nor of repftaentlng in tho nut«* contest -of cglldg* (Viliom’o f alt political ¿>crsUualons cal nmjors. He. won that contest atlQ rep- od. lt a masterpiece. .The chairman 0 rv-H-uum Illinois In 1881 at the lnter- 'the ways and means committee wn •j »late orutorlcal contest belli at Qales- WBIlnm M. Springer of Illinois. Sprint delighted,with Bryan’s fri hurg, ill, wbero he acWoved second .hoHopi. Ho was class orator at grada- ¿»/to| talk that he procured tbo appoln thrtn;i: ------ *— ■ ’V* ^..*7 ?----------- *- nuint of tho young NobrOHkan on 111 Imksonvllle him a feinalo semlnsry. committee. Old gray heard* Lave sat 1 In that school Miss lla r y b . Baird was the bouso for .a generation wlthoi 0. student while young .Bryan was In uchlovlu^ that coveted honor.. Hoi lllluoU college. Hfla waif-from Perry, was n youngster member so bonorod 1 *n.«.<lpd^ss o f excellent family and his dipt term. And when Bryan wa [. t>sn ambitious stiidanL X bQgpt young returned to congress fo r'a second ten 'slid* »u bright yriung wighnn a t. hs jprsg Tnntinued on that most lmpoi Mailing college tant eouitolttee. i ■■ m r m 1~ m * * In 1— 1 tba L same -n T - » town | — . JsomaU 1, - , . .*' — ; umphiiBkc tlw aphoiium UlM x**JLrr * * thoi interim the Nebraska district »tracts like. Berhitpa A a t expU ids~ hXB been reapportioned so that Omah wt>f Bryan, after attending the Union was eliminated from the First alstrlc bow college -In Chicago and tedding Tho district In its new shape was-cor * w at the earn* time In'tho. office o f ceded to Elo Beyubllcan by about 8,00 - JU.'J¿c Lyman TTdmbull, the colobrato^ Judge Allen W. Field of Lincoln, on t*aoeiato of Abraham Lincoln, so- of tho Ablest and most popular Itoput urnoU to Jacksonville to l>cgln the lieu os In tho state, was nominated t u -- profession. Bryan ___ practice-------of hi* and run against Bryan. He resigned froi »>»a Baird were married shortly after the bench, so sanguine of success ws l1 Bryan studied law In be, but Bryan beat him by 140 votes. When President Cleveland called 1 ------- - u_r husband In bis prowdon«| work. Atfter tho Bryan* re- extra session o f congress In the sui g r to i J w f l i W ' h C — “ _ .1 mor of 1803 to push through the- rep* M r . ; or^the Bbennun Blivet* bullion purcb «[Jan wag «oinlttu in th « J-4ug*«et o f 1800,- Ihe Defiiocratlc jm t*ecamo- huil nrm of Talbot LI® be■ |Conlinu<d on pals 0 ) to t , • l U _________ - , . P lu m b in g a n d as F i t t ' « * •••es Mf �, SANFORD HERALD 3&-V■ : ’ ; *% ^ — -n : ~ * r * $m% * i t f\ ; . : .' 1 ‘ Av ’ H. • * «1 ■ ’ ** * 1 0 * ** » « ^ i «•% * . .*■<>., k, •i *,» J * i . • . ' .. y ''*; . » * 1* * % '»** •• - « #i ' • *..'., . . . i . J r4*.'«* 9 ‘A WORD TO OUR HOME BUILDTRS In n few.weeks tile Sanford Lrinn nnd Building Associntion will Im rendy for FuUUttf-d Every Saturday Morning at Sanfonli Ha. business. It is n well-known fuct that nt R. Hour. Minnging Editor ‘ ((resent the price of liitnbcr and building Subscription Price, St.00 n Year lit Advance mulerl.nl is lower titan it hnsbeerrin sev­ Application made Austin 22nd. 1008. at the fHnl eral years and litis in itself is a great in­ •tllée. Sttnford. Flit.fi or «erond-dn»» mell pmuetM ducement for j»eopíc to* build. Office nial Floor In ihr Blibop Block, Flrat Street. The liotno is always in demand In SanTWnphonr No. UH. • - ford, nntl tht»sc who expect to reside here SANFORD. FIjORIDA. AUGUST. 20. 1008 for n shojt tlme.’ or to make this a winter lióme; would And It pmfltnhic to build now. Sanford renl estala will never be -nny DEMOCRATIC TICKET , * *■ ohenper tltnn it is today, nnd n purchaser Fo^'Preeldrnt.** . _ - , óf dtrpropolly, or.subprbrin lots of farmWIU.IAM J. TtRlíXN. in>i land-4, will finil himself .richer every For Vici- PwaWent, ' ■ JOHN W. KERN month in the increase of values. Houses Fur Pretldcntlal Hecto W rent arc always in demand/ nnd to the H P. HAH tUV mail Of meant looking lor a safer invest­ } LT>AVIj1. . . GEORGE U. MAJHIN, ment; hur city offers exceptional opjiortii ’ . SAMUM. PASCO. . ttllics. ’ For Ki-pt<'»rtiuiiee^ln l\>njjrr»». fcwod DIMtlet. Hut fo»thc hopic builders the. pian j»f bufffif your homo nnd paying for 1it in For Govrn' <’Ji,I i j ¿ n í w ctLCHRlST. # installments nt the tarns rate ns j»Aying •For Comptroller, ■ ** /,' ----A. tí. CRO0M. ; , rent, .-die build in# .Association Is {ho great­ For Treni urei. * * est boon. Tltbre is- no easier or inetti t , W. V. KNOTT. ---safer ; v-ww od in whiclt n man can secure* Ills bwu f l , S" " ‘ l"7í.tCLAiícBAVroUX home than by Joining (he Sanford Loan R '. ^ a a H & n w M P . and Huililing Association, nnd now IS the nttruçllon. For State Su|icrînier5drnt‘ftf PuNIc Itittr timo to take advantage of thé cheap rates WIU.IAM M. HOLLOWÁV m material. A home huilt now can Itc For Commissioner of Agriculture. • 11. E. M'IJN. built several hundred dollars cheaper thnit For Justice» «if the Supreme Court, ‘ it could lie several years ngo or several WII.IJAM A. HOCKER, THOMAS M. SHACKLEFORD. years hence. Today is opportunity. To­ For State Senator. 10th District, morrow your rent Is due. U| C. MASSEY. m of ’ 'For Members « * ”the ■ Lc-Sidsture, J. lì. KING. A h. kewton.;,« ( 4*.» Br ^Vl&IAM MARTIN i l tbe Circuit Court- + D. M» WlJIINStJN. i ' ^ f/ #l,^ ’ .lAMEirA KIRKWOOK.* V 4. A‘ s a MÙEX. a . ROBINSON. Far fcounty Tax Collector, • W. E. MARTIN. For County Sui>rrIntendent of l’utili,: lint ruction, W. B. LYNCH. 4For SuprrvQor of RrgUtraihm, . W. L. DUUVE,----For Judge of the Criminal Court. •• /AM ES 0. UKUG3. P I, 1 "I/* ‘ / ' V ■* . ’W*; ’ ' ■ * V- •V ‘ ; b ; ’ • *, I./’ Y V County'Sdk'itorj ■Jl>r F|UCounty*! Clerk o«Etiti* Cilminnl Court. For Clerk f WICHTEN DAHL. < - ** IL. r For County I ,* - nmiuKMM-r, District No. I EX VAUCIIN. »'• For County CoiuthWiloner, Din trlet No. Z. H. K. FULLER. For Comity CommDilonrr. District No. II. • U W . TILDEN . . ! i, •« ■ >:■ '.£ ? ■ > * p. . '* • -)* For dmitity CommDuUmcr.-Diilrlck/iu I. . ' M O. UVEKSIRLEf” ForFíúpiDy Eotntt^l^kmcr. DUifk-t Nu J;. \ 8ANrORDS WATER SYSTEM Fur Juitk-r oíUitr ÍViWW-)>i‘ ’ *L G. ST“ '4|C 4P ’ Chiefly (o die puro water of a city is ascribed die (tcnldi qf the Inhabitants and hv'thU respect Snnforil nan in a few*weeks Ifotl die' world. Tlu? timo clause i¡ofin­ serted for die rcasbn thnt our city ‘Waicr.* while (Hire enough, and acconling .to analy­ sis, being up lo tito standard, the water main from lite city plant In Lake Ado tins nut heretofore been kfcpt in good canili-’ dun. Tills J b now Jmllig carefully ihsbccted by n large* force of men piid when the o«w jilpos aro laid the water-witi-he-nil Utnt win bit desired. The water in Lake Ada is ns clear ns a crystal and pliemicnily pure, the source of 'supply being twenty-one feet diigher* than'.the city. There nre no cobs (xtols in Sanfonl and if there were they, could hot |tossiltly, cpninminate the waters of the hike. * This txxly of wptcr is very-iicep, l»cing fcti.hy [Hire anti unfailing springs, ntui pirn thnt die repairs In the tpnin pipes nre being made, our cilizens wl(l sivfn rnjtiy tile* obtained V <r p o s s ib il it ie s or JOH NSON M E A T S '. • GROCERIES y |^mtn Gonla Herald. C o n s u l t i n g M e t í] u m in il: *Sanford's~tiew- WtekHTjaper, llto Herald, apiHtared last'week mui was a credit to the city and in It'a editor and publisher, Ki-J. Holly. It contains twelve >pagos of u onci Practical Maciiintst .• most excellent rcuding, arranged and • • 44 • - : * E íg rrl ¡o^MacUer IVjlitn’ Erection nnd US -¡i .* primed with lhc_ moat excellent tvpugraphical taste. Storting orf with on exiicrien■% PA1ATK-A, F Ü )R IÍ)X ~ ~ 7 ^ ved iTTid, able editor, there is no reason why the Herald should pot prove n success i|t nll resjiects. At any rate, we wikli it and nil oinccmetl with it an overflowing -, i measure of jirospority. JEWELER a j* • i—mi^ it *. * ■ ^4 \ H enry M cLaiiH n & OrtnndoSentinel. —. 7" ' The Sanford' Herald; with EditorR: 3. *x*> •« : W ji m ‘V Holly at it> mast head, has inndc -tt#| MY SPECIALTIES.' appearance, 'll is a bri^itl', clean IK-riodicahand will, no doubt, tlo n‘ great PiikirJ'i IInnd-Painted Chinn work for the Celery City. Here» to you, Corhatn'i Slrrling Silver i.7, R. J. . . R HiiriuwCourier-1nformanI. . [ A N D R jE W WIUT THEY SAV O f US. celer y In ttxluy's »etiltlon Is nn , article tnken ATTORNEY-AT-LAW % from the Technical World regarding the; com m ent o f the State Press on growing of celery in Kniarnaxoo. The «T h e Herald” Practices In Stai# an# Federal Couru. . statement tlmt 4.000 persons In that city TirnjHi Mornintf Tribune. ¿ derive a living* from celery culture, that The Sanford Herald, a bright 12-page |m c . T. Balldln#. * FU«» 24# fifty Anns nre engagWl 111 shipping the paper, has mode Its appearance, Editor product nnd the shipments have raised Holly sits u[»n the Hpod with becoming G. W . H A M M O N D Kalamazoo to the rank of tlrtnrcity in Ute dignity, while ‘‘Billy” Osltom. a natural state in freight nnd expressngti. ^Tho Itorn printer nnd a lip-tup newspaper ARCHITECT . sijiall portions of land formerly planted man, is making the new [iroposldon look Office!wldijMurrell & MIuslicw its celery have become even more vnhin’blo like a ihritropoll tan journal. Tluj Tribune fur city lilts and now the Kalamazoo wisltcs the Herald unboundo» success. P k o Hotel Block growers predict thnt in tilnc the famous celery l(dt will be given over to-building. Jnrksonvltlc nnw* Union, “ In Sanrortl—Life Is worth living.“ Is] DR^ R. M . M ASO N purposes tind Uiey will t>e ftyreed to cast -about for another location in—which to the originnl nirilln of the new Sanfonl . DEÍÍTLST Herald, of whiclt the first nuiiiber qi>, I raise celery. ^ .1 If Knlntnnzoo. u|»n tlie niarsl»- intuls 4tenred Inst Saturtlny. It Is n hnflfl&ifme1 Welborrt Block ' ' l'Iioné I) without irrigation can build a.city upon five-cofumn. twelve page (toper, under The | , Sanford, .Florida the iwofils of I'doJV’ jhe question arises us editorial management of R. J. Holly, for­ to Sanford's greaL-iiiture with the finest merly managing editor of the Orlnndo | Reporter-Star, assisted by W. S. Osborn. system of irrigation in the World. G E O . A . D cC O T T E S And history Is rc|tenting itself regard­ It#, pttges bristle-widt wit. as might.tic exing Knlnmnzoo and Sanfonl. Every d a i pened from Edit%, Hoily, there is n good I ATTORNEY AND .COUNSELLOR at LAW prpj»crty city ■— is becoming Practice In Stale nnd Fcdbtot Courts "J in Uiis ---- — ---** more display of .local newtf arid■ quitria fiber fti Tniunble ^nnd niany lots fonncrly Riven amount of advertising'for n first Issue 4 ' - ’ ‘ jà E * •1 Snnforti, FU over to celefy nre being used for dwell Thb Ilornid J very wekxmjC^ildltion ti) Wciborn Block the list^qf*>t*r e x c h a n g e ings. * It is not n difficult matter to predict the A ï C . H---- :A R T I future of Sanford, where not only celery Gainesville Daily Sun. — —t-iS jL Hl I ____________ Tlio. first issue oT Tlie SanfortI Herald, but dozens of different varieties o f .fruits S U R V E Ÿ O R > Î^ D DRAUGHTSMAN R. J. Holly editor and manager, is on muand vegetable can he raised with profit. Levelln# and Cro»» Scctlunlns fur l)rnlna|e , desk. It is' a fivt'-column, twelvc-jaige a Specially * ■ Our renders should note die article on journal, ably cdried and sujterbly [irinled. SAN FOR ft FLOR I DA Kalamazoo, coming us it doc# from nn —aT Mr. Ho|ly tins associated with him \V. S. authentic source anti demonstrates dint (Billy)'Osborn, ripe of the very best ollour own city is destined to becqnfc unit of the largest vcgetnhlc centers in the rmind newspaper men- and typographical I T H O M A S E M M E T W I L S O h the¡Pcountry, - -- * • .. . *!v? artists In __ P W i,. and .this .“ ream” ...... ...I V United §tntp$,ln a few yenrs. t ^ ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR' Will give die j>eople of Sanford ami ôrange .>■ ;■ ‘ ' **— AT-LAW county a newspaper of whiclt they may Every loboffitg'poor man should buy LSI# State Attorney Seventh Judifiat firm it # iiisdy feel pround. himsglf n toWiiJaLget flint paid for. and Florida then work to marotito necessary itniRove- Orlnndo Kci>ortrr-Star. Residences. Sanford nnd Sylvan U k r ments. A little here and . it little there Tlie Sanford correspondent o[ the Jack- 1 i_ j ■ will in due time produce you a home of sonvilic Metropolis says; “The people of | 0 r a t d a ifl nn Vfliir n«*A, ani< pi»«*«» >t>u out o f -tlw iam l- SnTfforO^tfragreriahly suntrlsed i A L T A K I-O R Jonl’s group. Rctncmiter tltnl fifty dollors, day when tlie Sanford Herald made .its i j L. CARRUTHERS n Vear saved in rent will in a very few firei nppearnnee, and showed such a | . .> Proprietor years pay for your home, anti the money .metropolitan mftke up. It was handsome. . it tw stR -youlontovo-.ftnd^ H)iiftTBbouv JrprintwirnndTttiLDTdEw*,4- n n r S f s i i r t r l « i w C4J »st.h»-•M’it i” Without n. loss of furniture and tlme. poy# refleqt credit on- a city four times larger |SANFORD $ n.oRiDL ... — -u . the interest on n five tunwired dollar judg­ tlum Sanford. , ment against-your property, until you can “The citizen# believe Rial Editor4R. J. FRESH gradually reduce it to nothing. You can Holly will giye this ulpce a publication ail buy dial way—why do yuu not risk iff that will ndti (o Sanford'S prosperUy. It is If you fail you arc not worse off: if you receiving lilteral patronage qtid it's success succeed, ns nny/dteerful man is. spry to. is assured." ; ,r 4 AND you linvt^ made a Jtopie .rind cstnbIhihed a basis eqiinl to uthers; whi eft will Wakehiilln Telegram. Tlie Sanford Harnidis die idlest venture | start you lu—busipess.— Wnucitula Telcin Florida jtewspaperdom. The first Issue grrim. . t i AT. '■A, ujtpeared lost SatuAiny witli R, J. Hally utr editor and is nil fit tractive {¿»page, I Tl ¡s, |x.TÌiaps, not improper Tor us to j . J. A N D E R S O N ’S >u)c la-fore the Itirtnih between the acts. flvc-ct)lunin [taper, chock Tull of (merest.] YK __ ingreading mqttqr. 1 Sanford nqw hastwo i * •**«cnk, nn<l express on lirst-cTns^papers nnd is to bn cti^grutulit-J 'S) •né. treqtfliei * I*» ruf J , r 1 .. . - a • . . .< t* V - “T m- - a,14' . it/ A»- . * i’ A LL GOODS - . - •VI PUted Ware 4 » ,, - , rhe Sanford Herald, u [tew venture in weekly journalism,-mode ita*udvept last wbek- If tlie, first number any indication of Its future tktetfleneft, its success is* a foregone coriplrisibb newspaper Irfan' . .. vfti Ih11J^îirtà 0 U A R A N T. E E D Itivanwu CliKitiiclr ^ . I’*»« first uuml^rrof The Sanford Herald .- - U # » -,reached i«w /« ir o iiic le . and tosny *T that it i# n “ pedcit" but faintly expresses iisTeal merits. H. J. Holly *and W. S. Osborn are. the . editorial nogs- that will Pack Avenue soon place Tlie IferaUl high up oh. the rojl ’P h o n e 1 OG of journalistic fame. “ Hub” and "Bill" will givto tlie Sanford poaple a pa[»er tlmt I litey can be [»roud of and deserving of u J liberal [latrunage. « _ _ —^ *j, »•«, G.>TV.' SPENCER, Propr the ooriiui Sanford Bakery . 'Purchased * u oattcry j ■■" ___ m~~-— ‘tty , ”V" , V Í 'l*1' ^ ker I»rclutW5d :Uie SftnJ ^ ♦ ♦ ♦ '♦ + ^ < k O ïfr'*»-i*+*44*<*'.'-<-4v4.v i ford Bakery from die fonner- proprietors f , „ Î 1 m, « . « «.in...».___ . • . ’ N* O -. — f ___J ï - i l ____ t v Messrs. Emlck-fit Bookman, ond propdoee fo *rfve the.people of Sanford a first-class bakery. In every respecL The Sanford .AN D — * * J ." ' fllakery is situated la the Clark butWini * in the store occupied by Trite & Osteen the grocers. The wagon will make prompt • . deliveries To all pans of the city,, and quick order#, for fancy cakes >yUJ reoeive ROOM 20 [vompt attention. .This bakery has gained quit# It reputation for making “Mother*» ..Upstairs, Pico Block breud" thaui# the be#t upon tlie market. » • #' , ‘ ‘J „ . _• - 1 .* ■ ' .w ’ Mr. Baker U now the sole jirojsrictor and Open Tiftid a ys 4 I íl .6 p.Wimunisqs to givp his patrons like best of I everything in baked goods. and" Sanford Library - j . Free Reading Room <r>- Mr. and Mrs. G. A*. Spier and children | returned yesterday from S l Petersburg 'here ihtyhatfe been on a visit for the ast two months. J Saturdays 4 1to 9 p. in. y. ■ S t r d iig j t Welcome; ’Æ £»; * * t HBSSR �August 29. >908 THE SANFORD HERALD INANDABOUT THE CITY Give the news In tbe.IWnld, Nina Iinurs per day. gillie Happenings— Mention o Matters In Brief. FERSONAL IÍJEMS or INTEREST Wade, the tuner, Orlando, ] Snead «^VrnnbW gucchkctly Arranged fo r Hur­ ried HrMld Redder». . Julius 1'nknsliinndi; n short trip to Trimpa the first of the week. ■See G. A. Reed for fumitory and piano moving. |f Suiierlor prlrfQnft for nil |iurpoR»“at T he Herald bfllee. New line DrçssGingh ams vMjLd SKirting! Wheruyou have an item of news call ’ phone Nrt. 148.“ ' ; ' 1 See Pell for jdiper JiniulijUtr jslew fnll pntterñtííftt ‘DC’ JÜpftfTPluvia» is letting down an over­ , the-foinous Clover Hill nd of butter. flow of sky jplce these days. nt Chas. Evuns'. Sumner's XXXX Butter, 35c pound, 3 The best line of rigati ip thooifyisdlapounds for $1 nt M. Ai Spccr’n. • Pcnsod nt Dilli« Halid’s place. , Fine lino of cigars, tabAccos, pli*es, £c., Ham SM)dwldi^JX{its;' Mrs. Tnknsh's at the Sanford Cjocery Company. lunclThoom. opposite the depot. Try the X S en ator'tigac best nlcklff If you want,tó buy orteil anything, use cigar In town. Sanford'Grocery Co. the locnlcollimns of Tho Herald. •* Romeo coffee, finest on the%ipnrkct, three pounds for.Sl, nt Chas. Evans'. ■ g. 0. Chase has returned from n trip to points in the North. ----- -------- ' Now is the time to. buy yonr Mib-lm.gatedjund.- See M. M. Smith. Mr. Frederick of MJnml transacted busi­ ness hero Wednesday. ^ _ ■ Those who anticipate buildiiijl will save money by giving us their contract. Snead N. P. Yowell & C o Get estimates'from Pell on líouse print New honey in quart jars. 30 cents 'prr qunrt. nt M; A. Speer's. E. II. Gilbert of Lake Mary speii Tues­ day in the city -an business, > *■ 1 —=~ i f'«"«fal*— ——— h»» — ~ ' ¡ p T t» ■ ii * s*'^*î*4,*î‘*!*'¡■'î''Í*•jrv •S'v A r t’you «i subscriber to The Uj^ ai d* Wndc makes frequent trips fo Sanfonl. Write him nt Orlando. „ M. M. Smith has 1.000 nrros nf celery land. Sold on ensy terms.*'- Summary o f the H ootin g Small Talk Ç’J’*>%*❖ *1V'M**>•>*%•'JV*>4*'¡**S**V*î*•Î’* Tut: ifeakltW ’rheme is No. 118 , For your best cofTee, get Yale or Puritnn-ated. Sohl by Sanfonl Grocery Co, „ - J u s t f c c c i v cd large stock C ltcescd a tltl n^tl Yellow Cotton Lowest p r ^ ié e s p r e v a l W e carfÿva-; full ^inc 'of Dry Goods, Notions and Gent’s Furnishirjgs <: vv Fnll planting is approaching. M. M. Smith will ¿ell you land on easy terms.. Roller King Flour, fresh* from the mills. Best lloitr on the market. Get it nt M, A. S[>eer’s. * Robert Uickefts returned Wednesday from an' extended visit to friends in Charleston.'” " '" ' Breitd ami milk, crackers and milk, milk (oust ami other dnlry dishes, nt Billie Rhodes, representinfi iColfler's Hand's place. WeeHy. Vns'qn'o collecting tour In SnnFine scven-ychr-old mare mid good fortl severpf days this week. buggy - nnd Harness f r sale. Bargain. Hon. W. L Dolivc,'supervisor of regls- W.-M.‘ Dickens. * ^ trnlion for Owingo County, wns in the city Ice-cold sweet milk nnd buttermilk itnd Monday on .official, business. all the [Mipular soft drinks will Ik; found A. R. Key, of the Firsu-Nntionul Bank, nt W.-H. Hand's.. TST’ retiTnied^nmi^tlftvitntrNr C prtrrrr Jim Turpcr. the confection Man nnd he has been for the past two weeks. knndy kid of Jacksonville ailed h|miii the Mr. and Mrfc Toler have returned from locnl trade yesterdoy. a two weeks’ visit at Drevnrd, N. C., where Et A. Hefflcld Co. wttFnccommodntoyou they full y~onjoyod the bnicliTg- mountain in on y kind of trade in the. lumsdinld air. ; ' ' •« W. T. Siins, the jmpular trnvolirtg represciuatiw of.the Consolidated fijrooery,Co., was calling - upon -oof-local merchants Monday.' * •*. . After yr»u have iHtn» Uj all .pie other ;finb stntionéryTif all kinds. All tbolati^t tyi*>. Àiul iim[crisi-«nd ‘‘the men* behind the Jyi4,w w)io’kiwiW how. J^r.*qpit Mrs. Brown, Mtn. Btshoji juii] 'iloiiglitfr.^MHK Mabel*, were In Jinnfiirtl ATiipt'^Irfy^ en. route..To [«lints hi the N4r[li. They'ure well -known resldeiits of ‘Éuttif ‘ • ’Tdr.'.nnil Mrs. IkwUiy'und children of TkSOniwT^v^rr« iti ¿inffìyrit^"Wednesday: ■They lcft*via Clyd e>Liho,(or.[>oints hi Alobanup'where they will siAmd* several ‘WfCkS. •' ■ v.J. (L.Soeàd, o f ilio finn of Spend ik. V_enibli% ContriM-'lors, left TuesAhy morn Ing for Jacksonville and Atlanta oq business in behalf of the finir: Hé will 1«J uwuy for w Tt . Johns has returned from u two . •weeks’ visit at Madisonvllle, Ky. Mrs. ’ . Jgbtw, wjui has been spending the suinmei iilKcuiiieky, ykpoets to return to Snnford pbolit .September 1. ’ * W .m *l " , "f • * If you like The Herald show your'opprej elation by sending In your 8ubscri|itldik nt • onaii’ OliTyone tloUar oTyear for., twelve [uges'of Uio best rending matter ever — to q iid up fo r y o u r ilelfif U i l i u u ^ . _________ John Seytn^d and wife of^Miuiu}. were ttattit visitors in Sanford. They canfe. to j.*have n hsik at one of the-most jnjisiieruus v cities in tlic state. Mr, Scybold bns the : largest bakery business on the cast coast. Beginning Mumlpy, the 31gt, Soeud & Venable will work tdnu hours for day's work. --»• . 4 ** * ' * T. P. Carnes, editor of die Tavnrcs Hoc* ,^kl. was ii welcome culler at Tho Herald * oflice op-Tuesday. Bro. Carnes’ reports tf^eapiml of Lake County us flourishing -- “ “d Him Opera House not yet opened for the season. ** 'V f ' A ’. J. riug[|bh’ returned this week from *n trip to Norfolk.-Va.. and Id Ids old Iwme ^ North Cafgliuu^ lb ; reports thqcllroute VfcrV' III si. in |||>1 W,V *11, ■>» rl In tit ••»'■■I**®*n tu. N. P. Y ow ell & C om pan y 4» •> *:•• ❖ 4-4» * s « 4* ^ <• 4>A- ■> • •>4* <• v 4 - 4*4» 4-4-4* 4* •> -j •> <•4**}•4>•>4, •£ D rin k a B o ttle of Tor a short tiinfc*ouly, three ' large cans .of tomatoes for 23 cim(A» At Clins. Evans' grocery, '' .The W«tf tndftatbr, the IjgaLbicycle made for the mopey. See them at Harry J. Wilson's.' * ‘ * Mrs. W. Fiolils; left ThuAubiy for |>oint.s in North Carolina on n.yisit to friends nnd relatives .1 1 . '* . ■>• K• G IN G E R JÜrsTj, 1). Cowan was Called lo Mdflrwty ltiir iil^it.liv-n^ tcrlnns lltncK?: of her daughter, Mrs. Ruehel Sinenth. William Jennings Temple, the versatile nnd endowed printer of centuries of ex|terienoe, is with The Herald this week, ! *H ( A L E O R S O D A -W A T E R Manufuettlrcd. with pure distilled water—they will prevent illness, aiti . iligestion ami give you health T h e S a n fo rd C o c a C o la U o ttlln g C o ., S a n fo rd , F la _0. A. T a lle y :trillio n for Andrea Key of Tampa, wax ifi“ thq•¿iiy’ on business thik week. . 7 ^ ’. .- y. ’ ' 'i. . . •Just arrivinl—iieaTs. peaches, guavas. •* I I grapes>llmes ahfT Içminis. 'Sunforti Gmoery pijnpnity. ^ —Notm^TiTilé iiiilf hos(\ guaranteed fprsix monlns, • Fl.fiO half ilnziin. McttbigeFs^ next to pqstoilicc# Giples (I? The*Herald can Ik1 obliti|tcd u| Millar’s uuWs statai, corner of Park ave­ line and First.sircct. “ Li McMUti. S.H. and IaI,*Walk(r, two |irom^ Intcrnuiiijami StoelT Foot!, .$3.30 yei iuent residents of Oriundo, were in San­ bucket of if5 lbs. Cosis you nt the rate ford’ last%Ycdnestluy,. ^ !' of tHrce^peds for u ceni, and keeps stiwk Seedbed covering, 7c. grade for'lh'; lie, healthy. Snn(i>rd Grocery .Company^ grade for 714 in 2(H) yurtl loin. Meitin. Mr. anti Mrs. Earnest Molinar left fot gcr'S, he xi to [xjstoflice. % ■ .:m m * tlieir Itome in Gainesville on Wednesday,, S[>ceinl values'hi ladies' wnisls. gownk, lifter irtwa -wreks’—visit-^-wltlt-Mrs^MulL' imdcxailrLs.uuLhcL.mvcrii,- L'tU-.M'.'Itlllnar s parents, Mr. nini Mrs, B. E. Takash. gcr's, next to iiostolllce; •* ■ . Extra, cypies of this week's Herald ean Frank Roumillai returned Thursday from l>g.obtained at tills olliee. Semi a cop) a three weeks'‘stay at Hot S[irings, Ark., to your friends ntuLkccp them in (ouch much improved in-health. wills t^e Celery City ami its wonderful A little monfty nhw amt ijUKle nowaild resources. then is the Way to buy calory liyid- See Mr. and k^rs. •C. L. Goodhue returned M. M. Sinltii’fpr p a r t i c u l a r s . , home Thursday night from their wedding E. A. Hefllefd Co, is nt the Same old stand tOur.' They visited all the principal [xdnts selling more goods tjmncver. ' The,people of interest in llie East. Miss Mjiry Walker know (lie best place to go to. accompanied them. 1_ r'“ Mrs. A. P. Capo left Tuustlay nigbt'Tor Mrs. E. G. Tyner is. the gilCsl. pt her Newark. N. J.. where slw will spend soy* (laughter, Mrs. R. J. Holly?' Mrs. Tyiler was a resident of Snnford about twenty, years ago null pojes m'ftny changeS'in tin city since thliat time. A promptly nt Billie Haïkl's [ilaets .; S. A. Tukilslris pgeivr fAf the Florjda pretHinwl 1» foroiuli the licst of fertilizers to Snnford gniwers. Head tli« mlverlithsmept of the company in tills issue, of The Hernld. C. M. Urodway:r, retirementIhg the Ar­ mour. Fertilizer Company, lias liefn. in Sanfonl this V^cck interviewing the grow­ ers.' Mr. Brodwater has ft host of mends In Sanford nnd never 'foils to sell a large hill of goods. •; • John ^lammond. prfsidunt of the 'New Smyrnn Bank, passed through Suafurd ua Thursday en route to his liothe. Ho was acoompaalcd t>y Bob Cahoon of Orlando, who will 8[>eod gevcral weeks s|iorting in tho salty waves of the Atlantic. ■ . * This [miter wants a correspondent in ovely section of Orange County, us well us tho adjoining towns in Volusia and Luke counties.. The publishers propose to make T he Heralo llie medlurti through which the people will learn ufi thè news. Juan Violn, one of the. best ballplayers on the Jacksonville team, has been sold the Memphis club.in’ the Southern Leuguc and will play with"than next,season. Tie passed through Sanford Thursday night on Ids way Jo his home In Cuba for u test. One hundred pad seventy-fivfe enthusi­ astic Orlando people came 4o So uford on Thursday on-special troin to -witness llie ball game. Their lungs were in excellent shape in spile o f . llie inoist litmosiihere and they howled like Dervishes every timo Uscir temp mqdir « good_ph>y, t1 ■> V V4- í •> <••> Best Fertilizers - On Earth ■' FIRST-, CLASS CRATE MATERIALS Sanford, Fla CEPAS. H.‘ E V A N S Staple: and Fancy . . Grocefies •Fuji Lino ofdiighvCnule Cigars and. Tobaccos ”* s A 'v . » . ' for the Famous' . ‘ , Ç^pVER. ^IILL [}RANI) ;BUTTER1 ' • • . SÀNÌ'ORD, FLORIDA W . J . T H IG P E N & , " . ir l r . C O M PA N Y General Fire Insurance OrHcfr w ith H O LO E X R E A L E S T A T E CO. S a n fo rd F lo rid a W . Hr H AN D P .a b st’s ^ t e,d M ç a d T)i[iar(s and Tobacco QUICK LUNCjfl CAFE IN CONNECTION Connected wfllrlhis [>o[M!r is a printing _ r ii . , » . , 1 ^* . offici cabalile of [irodudwg,the-highest Vrdde of ollirr niai U stationary. L -. ‘ - WKLBOKN B1X)CK • Steak, limn nn(l eggs» |>ork aneli* lieaiis and other toothsome articles, ay.Mrs. G. I, Takash'» lunch' room, opjpjpdte’-'lho de[iot. ' , »* , * . , . ‘The chcapesuund lA*st place to get fur: Tiiture, * IrtHi" -spriugs, . jimttteXscs, crockery, china, etc.. Is nt IJ, y\, Heffield oVs Mrs/ R. L. Jones umf- dauglitOr, Mist* Hoskros. leave tonight for an uxtmuhid' trip to Atlanta, Chattanooga átuTUiflHr xdnts in Tpiuutssee Hr, F.* A. Reed And wife nf Eustis yera in Hiis 4-ity Tuesday, en route to Orlando to witness the'base bull game between llie Eustis and (Jrlniulo clubs,The Celery City Laundry . has installed up-to-dutc p r e s s in g und cleaning machin­ ery and are now- |irep;»rcd to do your clean ing nt reasonable prices. 'Give than a trial. . Francis Karel, the county supervisor of roads,' passed through Sanford Wedue% Uny en route to Coronado, Mr. Karel has been indisposed for several weeks and his many friends hope-tlio eliunge will benefit Ids health. Thé Florida' Fertilizer Best Brand of Fertilizers 4oc -Florida growers Twenty Vcura or Experience with florid a Crop»' Ila» Dem onstrated the W orth o f Our I'crttU /crs A SPECIAL BRAND TOR EVERY CROP The Florida Fertilizer Co. j. S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A a . ta k a c h , Ai«it �Aufust 29, TtlE SANFORD HERALD E A R lT tlfE OF (CoaUuueil {rom paie 31 IN S H E W debt of tbo old school uuwittingly gave to (be man of dcstlu&ln tbo now school of. Democracy niAtmtucllnou* slopping stoiK* toward the presldiney. Bryan o f Nebraska, aged thirty-throe. delivered In tbo bouso on tbo loth o f. August a speech against tho repeal o f tbo pur­ chasing clause of the Bherman' a ct The whole houso and moat of tbo sen­ ate • heard It When Bryan conned speaking ho "was picked up by cncmlca and’ frtendn nltke and borne around llic ball on tbo sbou lders.of enthusiasts 'who liked a ripping -One oration when they heard It regardless as to whether It suited their 'politics. Nobody dis­ puted that It Vraa'tbp fcroatost speech o f tho extra session. ;*. • \\ . Bryan declined a renomlnntlcm for congress lu 1WV1 and been mo editor o f the Omaha World-IIornld. IIo wanted to go to the United Statos Benato. The WorliT-TTerald bunUicsa olQco made a contract to -run dally on the editorial pngo two columns o f '.’stuff," paid for by Bopubllcnns, which was Inimical to Bryan’s prospects. Brynn resigned the editorship after n florae legal fight ugnlnst the nilvcrtlHltigcontract. He Present to the in Florida Unimproved cejery lands, -flowing wells guaranteed, ¿ti iS lP*h / y a .1 iti 0' IIA A A » » m n .***■n. « • * • » .* -i » * acre •Celiry farms, with flowing wellj tii tiled,-drained nnd Handy, for crop. $600.00 to $1000.00 per acre. ' * ' “ • * City property, im proved and u n im p roved . urns om en nnTAV. prediction by Mr. Bryan that they would bo voting tbo aamo ticket With him In November, for they walked out of tbo Republican national convention, when t,ho gold standard.platform was adopted and align«*! themselves with the free silver nomocracy. , ' , But neith er»th a-N ^ v 1f 6 rfc corre­ them disagreed with him on tho silver spondent n or-th e,froo silver wededcre coinage Issue. Willi John M. Thurs­ nor tho Nebraska correspondent and ton, the lending Republican candidate free silver leader/him self could fore­ Tor the senate, Bryan engaged'In two tell that tbo scceders would voto for Joint debates, having challenged Thurs­ Wllllnm Jennings Bryan aa tho prcalton. The . fbrcnale.'-dncls took place In dontbil candidate on the ticket which Lincoln and’ Orniilin. The tariff was wqs to l»o nominated i t Chicago a. few ;tlie solo |topic of discussion. Bryan weeks later, i ■defended-tho Wilson tnHff, which tis a . A. Cruel: Insinuation. iiiciiibyr o f tho ways npd means comnlfUee he had helped to create. At ' Ötcrn >Old Lady — Thoy,., toil , me, Lincoln Uio enthusiasm was such that madam, your husband is contlriunlly Brynw-^us carried. from ttfo platform smoking dreadfnjly— . Young Woman ’ (bonrtl in to team) dwlksltlc nnd down lnt,y(Hat>freet. wl^jjre "iowTlqg mGC? o?~'ir6Tcrflqw^-CA«ltnlr*i*J. awaited him. ’ .-Thiiniton wda ilpctcd by ^ ■ • - S.*** fi * , . ,■* 4 v Nm } ** t1 ■ «VTT lAafJ I* .*• ' '%’■*. tB i , \I ... • ” - ? .•— . - ---.V .. « J P M l ' ' / :* )t Was Tantnmoffñt. ' \ , she .tp)d’>j o a ' Hint' nhe -loved • -• ..... s v ® N o t in (JJ mnùy Words, tBho merely i, liskcdiine wWat life Irtsuranco I cartfP iled.”' ' ’ '-C 5 ' ’ : '•* ' .♦ i j/S ** 1' 1 " _*£? Others tell you w h at can be done. w ic l u ii it, TigAvrtT.. <• - . *• the legislature. Mr, Bryan remained a prlvnttf.* cltlr.ea; He had challenged W illiam MeTClnlcy also to u Joint de­ bate bn tho tariff,’ but tho Ohio tariff iuiilderv decllftcd.. Mr: McKinley was, dtttku d to liicel tilq*'Nelirflgknil rln -fl brooder cou tosra little'Irtt»: la -the uH'untliuo M r / 1 happy at iiome ■frith 'htsdlttlo family, yfie hvlphii , w ife 'a n d rtlirco. chlldk'n. The children now are grown up; Butti Ih -Mb '. WUllam H.- U-avItt nnd hits made hpr father p grauSfatbor. *. Wt|iluta Junior is eighteen, and Nfliui Orace la n.budding llello of aéventccu year«. : Yuunff Mrp. Leavitt j^eTsolf la some­ thing 6 f-a politician. Sho Uoh boon ieli’cted a "delegato to^tljii^DctnocraUc statu convention Ig dolorailo.-hcr’ bhme .being là Deuver. ' Young W illin g la a aluddnt In (ho Nebraska- State util ver•aIt v* rt 4 T f «i I n VI IfiL'ia ■■ nk who I»t■» IIn. m' JiUl nr Idueoln. .. îilaa Orach tlie^ bvenw^of »her father’s el •Moil To tho'^irifldnicy will liocorno 'T b young . with h^r eatlmahle mother on the Bryan facm near Lincoln, known nf w h e r e Ihn henil o f Ihn fla k y te a ly aome years ago buUf *» hand rtáldenco. Trior to that tho fam­ ily Imd^occtipicd it.modest cottAge In Mpeimi, where Mr. Bryan- returned to diu law praellco after Ids uiisucijpBsful (-umpalgn for Tho m-uutorshlp. \ .When In 1806 tho Itopubliican convent thm which noli) 1nut ml McKinley for president met In 6 L Louis, William J, llryuu, hold no olUco whatever. Ho still had a Connection with tho Omaha fat per, and Ira went to Ht. Loula aa a piesa rdrTusjMhddhL At Ibg Planters Indel the clerk looked over the plainly l*«rlii»d yqung ninn who slgnwl ’’W. J. nryan'* ou tbo register nnd inaile him imy In advance. Tho clerk put Bryan ju n room with seven UcpubUrnp#, Un­ der dute o f Juno 10 a corraspomlent o f tho New York Tribuno sont to his pa­ per from 8 t. Loula this highly, intereating paragraph: E x -C o n (r e c a m e n iW E E K L Y r . ■ - - -• . •v .'All tig*.Jicws^tron) everywhere, gathered by!*Vv^Attpciaterl ^ccas,, (the jic-V ‘ ImowlTidgciRiiest new# wTvii e on j ' r* and u stopr of Spc-* ./t in i •tlttTesjwudenis’ ’ In' • every tow l|ie ■ ■ ■ " S O U T- H ' . ___ - ( ** • 303,(XX) acres tim b e r land, w ith finest site la M U R R E L L &. M IM S I IE W ore p ra ctica l formers .." ; W c solicit correspondence, glad ly furnish a n y in form a tion possib le nnd are a lw a y s glad to M U R R E L L & M IN S H EW ements PITTSBURG PERFECT Tho bnly Electrically Welded Steel V V JR E .F E N C E S We have the largest ■ ■> . < and best equipped plant for.driving w^lls iir this Mctioii' of the country ; ! nnd 27ft;700 pouiuls. -of ÍJJCAS ■I! . COLORS, siitlicieni lejm shicc inorn !> than 100,000 thillons of paipt; ! > cqi%vntem ti¿ ‘^arlcmtls of- 2 0 0 .i > -000 gnllumi each„hnd whlclf would <; - make a train inore thnir^inc-huli ! t ■ 11 » . iir ” *■- . %>V>. * * ■ * all orders'pfomptly. Our machinery is up-to-.dale For .Field,': F a rm / Ranch, .* In mhlTtion’ to ttfia. Uncle' Sam has used during the |inst year more thap 2 0 .0 0 0 . gnlldiis-of l.r r vVAKNISHKS. KNAMELS and oilier [woducts. / ! ¡ In Uncle Sara's service, us in «tvcrylKMly elsb’s. LUCAS PRODUCTS hnve on unbroken record fur satisfactory results. ,r and-are prepared to fill • Lawns, Corn Cribs and '* , Poultry and. our workmen are f Will stolid ordinary ns well ns lu.inl usuflgtT • 1 Uncle Sum's preference Is not m matter oC fuvor, but < >Y-QUALITY nnd RESULTS. » >*• Í ' extend to prosjxictive investors ev ery cou rtesy in our power. SU ÇScVihç N' bAILY , SUNDAY & SEMI- ’ */• w ell as real estate bruHcrs, and are hero to sh ow you w hat has been nnd ca n b e don e. FortimS gives too tfmçfT'toyugn^, but > none enough.—Martial.* <.'• * Tma. *' Floridn for. crate factory,----------------- — ---------------------yj-------------------- rs— ----------------------------- c,*’ : ’ -Hurd to p Soldi, ’ ■’r<. . ** ;.BmltÎMtsr L*uKi golhg torfcitvq my pici' uro tTlToil./A. si>o«Lileal-depends Upon Lo,pe«*,,don't yóu.know. Now, what W l oF'ñ" posUloij^Uó yon* think wpyld (o' n )o’,^est,Vt>t- luiö7' i BrSwnrlg—Wp.ll, don^bdinijw/.J fw/m ■¿ofhj}’ to spy wKh ■' J your T back |oftj^dcamera, bpt then yotp}, ah' Js rather tfiin lwhJnd.-4-Bostdn - hair Is*’ ra" * , -■ ... TranscÈlpt,'. - . .• ortunities , -At Will not snfi in Summer's bent nor break in die cold of.Winter Are made of the best materials and _1 have stays that cannot slip. Do-not require nil pxiHirt t<y erect, ami aré low priced skilled in the work. Those ■ *✓ contemplating .* ,»putting in-, wells- would serve .tlieir best inter cons leanliiig prices making contracts W c H a n d le tho A b o v e E x c lu s iv e ly in S a n fo rd 3 inpntlis i Ill'Ultil . k‘. ' Delivered by carrier. Daily u fd Suudpy l5 c i»cr .week. ‘ The SemuWeceiy Journnl, -0110 year, ope dollar. , _. ** * ,/ i * * , , . Write for tireTnium dITers in connection wltii the Semi-Weekly. Sum pies' nnd urient's outfit free for nskiiig. Sqhserihe yourself nnd then get your friends to sub­ scribe.' Liberal commission to u(jeuti. ►+-î*<î**•>«y<■e - . Ts^ragus, UÜTc^nionsriwïiliflowers, etc., etc/, J r Sin fort t Sell the ijinü—¡Yinir Hmms, Money, nnd Muscio*^akcs thev Crop nnd tin- I’niilt ■ y M iXjlon B kos., Proprietors. W illia m J . U r ja n , tha leader of the frao stivar wing of the Ne­ braska Democracy, was one of yesterdsy's arrivala. The a r y e a ran ce of Mr. Bryan In ■ hotel oorrldor In onpaultatlon with several Republicans freni free silver ttatss or the’ far wust excited munii com­ ment. In responso to a gueatlrm »moarnIng hla mlaalon Mr. Urynn remarked, *1 v c r y t liln ^ Neat a n d Cl e a n .npd Cooked to Please-the Palate i the Epicure have nothing to sAy now except that Ulnae gentlemen and I will be found next November Toting the iutie ticket." Bona tor Henry-M. Teller o f Colorado and Palmetto Avenue and otlWha werp tbo free silver lie- Corner First.*Street ■ -- . .s fcptiblicun leaders Indlentod by tho Trll> nwsHwreopondittit. It w m i q accurate IM PR O VED IR R IG A TE D F A R M S -U N C I Flowing Wells on All Celery Delti».und otht^Deslrable Tracts In Blocks . K. W H IT N E R First National B a/k Buildlntí �■ V • - ?*»" uï - ’Ff ‘ 1 THE SANFORD MCRAID nrgnniiatiurii. under sakl act. amt to ri<r y»ny and all the el-ove tiusineîies rb orr meritionet] ami set hath to the sante extent ns a natqral (A-rson might Sanford E/ectrIc U ftit. Go», Fuel or w i ld do Pow er Company The rrtiiouut uf tiiet apltnl Stock of tills corpora lion »lid i b e , Orta _llund_rtd_ mul Fifty Ttioovsnil The undersign«! hereby- give notice that on Wed Dollar» <$ISO,0 0 0 .0 0 ), divided into hltern inni - j 0, the 30th day of September. A. D 11*0(1, drrd shores of (lie par value of One Hundruf Ilot «[ It)o'clock a m , or a i soon ihrrraftrr a« they l a t » ! 3 1 00.00) ea ch ; ten per cent of the capital ’' «*n Twhcard, ther will apply opply to M ethe n t ilo » ), ‘ heard, they Hpn.^Napoflock studi 1-e p e t ohlé hi lawful lnunt-y ot the A fÎAIMVMAf im i R — Browàfd. Govtrnor Of of thè HiAlr o i Florida united State» or In properly ur r.ervi.T», (,nd i|,e . m risoffi«-. In thr cnpilol building of snidatole b a la n ceof the capital capital stock stmll shall 1*> 1«- payotge payable In I lu thè Olir ut Tnllnhanee., for leder» p utent f " * Indot rath, property, InUir qr aervlces ns a Just vnluu *. tion to hr fixed by the Incorporators ntt ■ I uiràtini thtm. tlielr nltóelntr-s ami iuotssot i a uneinig r t„ j body titillile and corporato In deed nml In cnlle^ fo rlh a t punióse. I ,» under thè n um e ni nf "SANFORD ELECTRIC IV. O W E* COMPANY. -under ijf.irf.G A S . f u e l ì rt> This corporation aliali l'xht for n pcrkxTbfnlnei) thè (riiowmg r harter and article» of Incorporatimi, nino ycarn, unte»» »voner dissolvevi occorri In« tu ■ - 'thè the origini! nriti o» I «o f which - -- .will 1m. .on fila in the ufficii u ’ lauri « SiJUuui lloróla ., a L th e K r r ia r y o r »l«lC.ur *K« k! ' V. the time nsqtilrr-’ Ihe City Ol Tali « li il»»«'. during I (Lo l u l r r e i i o f thir ión»>nil«ni »hall bq iuun uX this I)UtIce. miei ed liy n ton n i nf- not Ir ss llum ili ri e n.ir mone llmn a evein u ftcfor«. ' „*~— , r * . M M Suini. - “-. kuJ. The burini uf diru-tor» »Finii n T i.i (rum tli- n.' W ..D l l i i ' i ' f T P r l v n li |.r. siri- ni. vie,. pre-mleiit. Merctary unii urer. One Ona pcrwkn.piay |kt *ou inn» hulil hold IÌ litme affido odi.v ut uf ME tfCCHARTER OR THE SANFORD ELECTRIC y GI if'. trcasurqr^ y u»yI uotsiircr. Haid tunn! of directors, thulf GAS^FUEL ALTOWER COMPANY. liave «u noihqfrt* to appoint nil .necessary ng«niauf FTJ|« undertiinetl' htVeby «tree to become asso- ibi* oou».réllnm Anmial nitwirnis of thè ’ ktackM der» »hall Ihj tiatod together, mul do hereby associate theinu Ive* together for th«|mrpo*e of Uicomlna o Indy neld ut tbe tiri Ottimi offir-ri o f thè cor|Kirhth«i (in Vnlitio and reirporalehndcr the law» of tint Stole ■he ihird 'Turarla/ In Marcii o f ru di yrur, n i’ II) [,( florid«, the ptvrisluns o f wlileh ore hereby nr- oTtlock a. m.. or ■» Bonn thcreoitrr a» [iriurih-ablr ieptid The foliowlnt article* of Incorporation nt wliii li i he tiTiardof director» tholl l* d u ly ehx-tr rhall constitute nml become-Its charier upon the by tbe n U kiiiflden r t The by-taw» lur thè Qnvernmrnt of itili rorrWw, j .su »nee of letter« patent ncvirillng to law . Iloti ih rii bo ’ndopted nt thè Urti m eciln a of il., The name of lilt* corporation shall, be SANFORD t luci Imldtr*. or a» « u n tti erra f ter na proci ta b lr. the I directors shall liai !iavo first Tau Ä elec t r ic l i r;i It . g a s . f o e l »a T-o w e h c o m _ _ r _____ ________ the _____ _______ stockholder«, binilo tx of PANYi -It* pilnelpal offire* and pince of butine»» ct*r|M»rniifm utinll liç .rnm luciof ljy (he follow ■dull lie the city o f Sanford..Oronge G riM y ,' tng jierson* nndjghlvtrs. ■ y » llranch offices m ay 1* establish ed at other placet a* may b? «elected l(y *1 A’ " " A - f S w i . ' director*.' » «•, M. M. Suini. it i " ~f ^ 7 ? irf -.hT<.„ii.r? or Tiig w k m t a r» ^ m i .» -I’ li** ident. • ___ * W. D. Huuim, srted tiy the »«Id corporation shirt) ba : * ■ ■ _ — . . • , . «,* Sec. nnd Trees. Tocarry on the butine«» o f ‘Cl«.lrlrJnn.-c|eetr!i;nl Telntvirnry by-laws may lu? adopted by said olii r, rincer* «nd dealer» In electricity and electric v ra «m ill the first nnnonl meeth-iLof Ihe stick jichiinii nnd-brhling. motive-----power, lighting nnd-brftling. , V C ■^ Tb manufacture. Imy, »eli. Imimcl, e*n*■ut mul holders, ---------- e-------- VI, - i b q - U ----------flentrallydeal in electrical machinery of aliiclasses Tin- highest amount of. iiKleluntnrss or liulilliiy âad description» ; also to prod irre, accumulate, dii* this conairetloii símil at an ytim e subject ii*< if it tribute for hlyher electricity-.fn Two HundredI m nnd‘ fift y Tliousand Dollars ( f 2 Ü0 , forre, and lotmpply the »aro» for u ie p i power for Iiàhtintdtle 3..i&wn«,’ villane». »Irren, huildinit»— 000 . 00 ). .— — - VIIlaiblkor p r lv a ie -b y m enni o f electricity and ti The iiHlm'u flml resi<lenre-s uf the sutisrrtt^ts to lupplr Hint end heatin« power lo carrier» o f pe» these nrlUli-s o f liimriatratlun. together with the u-nieri end yood* either by land or watet. . Toconatruet. IkiIU |«m.Tiaiu‘ , ]en»e or otherwise amount of caldini »iilau-riUvl I,y tu,eh. nr«: as f.g • • i . “ - -y •' aeuuire. mnintain. njulp, operate' and build turret lows ; rnilway*. aueet c a n and mbcW tiaiaeuper or Names ■ . K unhlcm W y {OiureV. Ireiilit vi'hidr» operated by electricity or oilier Andrew Jiihrísnn Snnford, Fla \ S(10 wtae. * '• Winter ihirk, Ha. . * 1 .100 - To mniiulutlurr, u»e. purchav-. lease or othor 1 M. M. Smith . . W. D. Holden Oriundo. Fla. , 500 wiseacijulm and mnlntiim trlnibnm-s, teleflrnpha. In Wtmtss Wut»vor. We linve hereunto N-t nur phunalfaph» and alt kind* of electrical device*; to lonftruct, operate and maintain, pu nlihtc, lease liands thU 27th day of'August. A. 1). iiujh. Ahuxr.w Jixmsnn, nr othrrwbe acquire iub-w «y*. conodull«, elrctriiid ‘ ‘ ‘ M. M. Sünir. liuti tini and beatimi plant*. W. D. Ihn tan. To lay. »roni «imet and maintain caldei, wires, llar» and alt nreeranry appurtenances anriappll* Witnesses ; J T. Ihirm«, M. D.. anee*. , K. C. Maxwiu . fd aaailre by purchase, leoM or otherwise, and ~ notice o f in corporation irnrraion, storajle batteries’, apparatus, initruiiiritu. (Inures and npplinnoat fo r. the iiindufac Inn-, pruliiclion. /enerotlort. distributinn, <■•/, »u p ply and application of electricity,- ctmitirr»si-d nlr. oil, <iu at oilier motive power, either slniiulatly ui * la combination' thereof or any or either of them, <« oiiy tmrt or parti t hereof. » y Tii iViftilruct. build, ptuciuise, Iruaa or lillu b p; . »quire, utnlmaln, e<|ulp, opem te and iiuild suituMa and netessary plm ililfnr thn nnuiti toe tore ol' Cat for lllumlnsllni. dmucuUc nnd fu cf purposes, (• »ell »nd rotitrnrt Ip icll (he same to Coriuratinns and indlvUIunlt far such purpose . , ' luoperale. oonttmet untl maintain, puhlm se or otherwise aojulrc tutb wnv», conduits p in loy. ODrt-' sinut nnd nialniain dubles. wires, line» mul nil . iHiy-tcary appurtcaanori nnd appllnnccti for tin n j i n s of furaishlnit ¡llutirinntirrif. douiratlc m id bsTitiis. T o lay, tKnuire, leash iif purchase a syt-’ inn o l in|ies. mains, coadult*. slmidpl|a-i, reot tvn s ami liirtiji |>^is and other tw ctU Bry uml-wii ful »lYiikmena fo r m ic su m d r o í gn» for domirstir, lliuiiilnlting, fuel nnd‘ other purTuscs. ' ¿I m fie Ulte, Tu inanafoi lui , -------iaaae.nr otherwise aniuin * v r invia, .rnngea mil . ¡M .nm) _... ni __ pecessnry a|i(>llanc«i nnd _______re o .. tilings fur domestic ami fuvjl pprpaac«, urlili ¡ v e n lo tenie, reni, »rii or utherwisc ic dispose of smile le lurtwratiiuui or. Individunlt for tueh purposes; tr, Ivy maina,“ pipe» udii to m oke connection» witli tiiclwinninri nnd pipo» for thè pu rpoieuf furnishint g ii fnr illuininotmg. doineitic, fuel nnd other pur, pojc»; lo curry on thè business o f lightind citit i, town», villnge», Street», building»—publie or tirivate—by incanì of gut or riectriclty u n d losu p p jy Utili ami hcntlng iHiwtr to cmiwtmer» ' ' lapurchuau, iui|tiiic nuy nnd all [>nrts of tb g»id will, righi», pitHxHty-,-and (iDsmuas vii nny prraai, fimi, auoL’inllni) oor, corjaitutlon, or iju. atoik, bunds, <tr oilier obilgiitkut uf njiy such ut,Tr —dattnn dattroi ,.*f i-ur iV^fa iloti 'htréloiory òr bertnfier hertnfier en cn : -M lm laW il J________________ Uta* U w in»»««4' tlii» ooriurati^ñl . and to tiay fu l‘ lh r 1 same in cash in in tho ttisk or Iviid of this cuiupluiy, ur in day ntlict inaimcr: ami ta taka, hold, 'um ugaga. ur in n»y win 1 dispose o f the whole or" any- part of the pibpvrty inirchusod; u «d tnidedga or hypolhtvaie nay <4 the al<K.k. bunds Or <Hlivs-nlJigation» so |n.rchuwri’ ns security for OH/ uliiigntEHia uf tldsftile liny llubiiity of mudi -person, hm i, «saoeintion oi uirtri11'!**1 urul to conduct, llie business thusae- Í IlR ú tLíSUBm I E s ta b lis h e d iu purchase, len iu -w otherwise! nwiuLrr |aiu|s and buildings far the erection and esliiMiabinem of a manufactory or manuluctorirs and work shops, with suitable plant, engines and machinery neces •ary to be used in nny 4 i< tho hashAsw » herein rnontPioed; wtth power to mprtfiagr nny miJ'ad of the |ito|>erty and plant» heroin mentMotd for the purpose at borrowing ino>iey thereon; to »ril, dapose of. hytaMhecale or pledge any of the »lock or bunds of any uf the several businesses mentaaw-d as collateral fo r the purpose 01 borrowing . money uaaotuiringereriH; and furttier to Require water by purchase, development or otherwise; to conitntgtreservoirs or water rowers, erect pump­ ing machinery, laying out of w a ter mains, pipe», gate*, valve* nnd hydrant»; to furnish and sell water t o --------- . doruestlcuse,jm d collect* payments or renia ■ ■ ■ fo t liai same ' * import mut __ ____ „ :. -tu J jgnm ifaruirr.hiitp.ai.il «•neraity rii tieni in wnt»r, tt ìr r V ia R B i'M H M H oì IKiHcat’ uiherftraters fur ilurneathr am i buslnessjrses and . # c T à 'vAtwetJoh »Herewith. 1 - ‘ • * Tú pjirtli#»-. inquire v uny and all parts of the vrill, rlgtits, property and businessuof m i y per­ via, nnn, association or car|H>rstion; or flic stock. Uauls or other otd [garlón o f any- surir n i sbrini ion or aui-jratiiM ImteUriucv-ais—hereafter engogtvl In »ay business similar tb the business of.tlii* eorjair«hon ; snd.ioìiny for the «am e in cash or in the ttuikur bond o f this company, or In any other » » « n c f ; and in take. bold, mortgage or In nny wise dispose of the whole or any part nf the prole criy'purchased: and to tdedge or hypothecate ony of the stock, t s m d jo r other obligations so |»orthased us security tor any obligations of tld» cor­ poration ; and to assume In connection with sudi puudisse or sale any liability of such person« JJ*‘*‘1<ttk)ft dt corporal inibii ' and lu conduct the I ™ thus acquired. To manufacture, buy, (ell. Inqiort, export and generally dual In engines, boilers, water pipes,wire», ricaricai and Plumbers''«upplies ol all kinds du a. g ram al hardware am» Humiier»' bun* __ ■ml _ J tPi o dfl. r n s u aoonnmukm with any of these trinine»ic«_ lii-rrln mentioned. To purcliase, lease or otherwise pitre land» suitable fur «lining, constructing, removing. ma»u* torturing and converting peat Into fuel fur menu[•cturlng a n d'riatnatlc purposes, and to equip, work, excavate, develop, mine u d hatulla th* . ® »* e ; to mins, quarry, smelt, rrilne, dress, am al­ gamate, mix. dry and prepare for market, p e a l; to • I,uf^- sell, manufacture and deal In pegt.. plants. mschinery, Impleuienu. cqnvryanoos, provision* , and things capable o f being used In Connection with P*»t operation* or required by workingmen and Where e m p l o y b y the companU-s. Ta oonitntci. carry* out. maintain. Improve, ‘ niaip. manage, control and superintend lu reads. V * * . Private, railways, private tramway bridges, reservoirs, water courses, aqueducts. Wharfs, piers, d<*A,, bulkheads, furnoces, mill*, crushing, dryeatrailng, reducing and smelling works, e. work*. luctorie». dwelling lioun’s, wore >w., .PtBgha»»' veswels or other means Of faeept tuilrood» oUirr than private • ' l ‘ “ih**U'afinhPquli>aud operate th* same. . T n v u n ' X . ^ . A e a and pi ace rimdults ami post» for wire*. Ini’ -lipc» ana txainectloni tur gas. ' -t : 'fe life« ■t I K iH 1 8 6 9 ' W c ¿Offer the Best Lands for Trucking in »a ibi, -n: Ili# . City Property, Proves, Timber Lands, Celery Farms J.* mmâ . . •«i. 7 houses ami oné oilicn cp.nlrally*^ loeaUHÌ^pnyinji ¿Ì5 per ceìit on purchase price,$500.00'cash. ' * . ' . - - ■ . M m k: mmr'ffl : J 0 ueies,\T*eleiire(i, flow ing w ell, for $l,!îi 500.00. J* Y | « j-i» ** "* — ■ 5 acres, 6-roònfi cott.iii«, new bara and. Qiit-hou; es, with ail necessary bleaching boarils, etc., (>ae mile* from postonico, $!»,(00.00, tV^» fin« Ilo wing wells. , - rw - _ r ■■. y.. •*" " *i V.* • rr-á: t .We liamuJirefoU •‘ ■ • - ‘ TÇ-hçres, ail cle a re d onci réauy, lu tile fe need ‘’ami1 under cultivation,,two VL• (inc w ojtó'Y or S ¿,2 0 0.0 0. • ' * 2 5 acres in o n e bod y, c le a r e d an d read y for tile $ 1 ,0 0 0 .0 0 , very b e st flow ­ ing w e l l s ." ' '* ■ .<• . , ' . ' 7 ; •' . . ' ‘ v -:*->^__ t_'■ * ,* '■ **' 5 *■ t • " 0\ . t !' • 1 - - T 5V - ii ^u »ilouÜ "MW » " r ' w i ü ,ij Have the Property and Prices—See Ouir’s First * IÜ m -f W ^ 35 iicr e s fine T ruck ih n d ;1 QouiroHtiifi 50‘ a cre s n m e k jla n d " for $4,500.00,* b est flowinii wtdls iu Llic_disLiiclT------------- — STATE OF FLORIDA, I County of Orange, i 1. R. C. Maiweth N'Oory Ihiblle, du herrityreria t Andrew JúEiisoú, kl. li Hmltli; W rtrr en. who nre. ■to. hie..... well ____ known, this d a y ap IHjvrvd be'fnrc me, rind curii for.iilriiyelf acknnwjedged Iliai he klgruul Lhe.Iòregoiug m ílélei' trí iiLcuriKira thin and the aoconipanylpg notU-cHir * uses dnd purposes therein u atod. .‘I ^ In W kM m Wanmir. I hnyv firreunlu act n(y hnml und seal of office this 2 7 tlrd a y of August, A. li(BOB. (SE A L! R. C. M w v w . » . . Notary l*uhlle Slate of Florida. My comm ¡»»inn expire* Abril 13th. 1U1Z. •"* » • 'A . * ■1 : *• J V. - , ti - Et-J NOTICE OF INCORPORATION Of Sanford Fertilizer Muniiruciiirlng' Co m puny. tiun «h a llb o nd])|rioil n t Ihu fintt iDcftlnji'M ihp sluckhuhirrs or rts usui ilirreaftcr us j if act teat Until llurim inl uf directors shall 'have lirst .lavn duiv- choscit by tho stockholders, till Imipu-v. uf .Hie undersigned^,f*rtd>y givo nut ice that on Thur» said rorpornllon wljglt 1» conduct.d lly thcfollowduvs, the )! ; Itli rtuy o l ScptrtiilK-T A . H | !J Iblffi, ut 10 IniLnumnl prruata nnd uHkvrrix , . o'clock a. m., ur ns» soon soun ihcrealtcf ttieieattcr as Uni / euri le T.,H;(tASSukrRrrxlilrelt. ' * heard, tlwg wjg npldy. npiriy, Vo to the Hun. llun, Nnj adran Til» . . jiitfL.ltritWrieVkl^l'rrkiilcnt. ' llrownrd, Govfrmir uf the SttHc-of Klo¡ ok. ai Jri* ' * X Sioix .fsi.vv,*,,.S «- iiu d T n q . ■tfficn fn the_ rypipil ___ Imilding _ in. . ilio\ . _ State, in Tctnpur.iry irtnpor.try h/-hiW« oy-niw* may m ay lxtx- iidol'b-l iiiii'pr.n by tty salti taut Affi urntile city uf 'DRIilt/assye. fur iellers puiTnl iOiqit-<r rating thrrn. thr^ i'iwA inie» nini .ir s i »» um , into a umT V'U lllt oljlhc "bei., body iHililic nnd.eerporatc in deed nnd'in Ini*, un " V i '. ’ *-* ■ lerlh e-n aitif of SANI OKI) FLRTIIÄZEK MANU1~)i<' lilgtit&r Itui'iimt Ilf liittòl.Cului.i.iir HiltiHily FAtn tilt INO COMPANY, under tilo following chat­ lhls> o a j«U iS M t r___ „ ........ «Thall rit nny time irebjret lis tili', ter mul nrlltles o f ......................... -the’ iKlijliinl oi uid l'ifwri.Tjii>usnnd M(l/^T|toti(nnd ll.gtur» (JITdl. life Umilimi nnd which will tar imi file in the Trills-t ig ll;r SecretluXbf OO.IU)), ■ ¿7 ' mid Stute oí-tó;lfidp. a t 'l h “ Oit y of O : • .*• V i l > '' ■ . ■/. ■' . Tnila b il»*»«, slqrrng th? tlòifi n -riln vl h /, law hi The minti'* anil ti**Wrttbx«*<ri itw siiliscrlbMs to the pulilicathik of tllll Ontier. thyiri urlwtgs. of tmorp'riatfoli, Togctli, r vjtlt Ihr • *■ \ 'T ..H . IHwxyw «tv Vts ainout)l u(ci|IiMnÍ£ubccfíl*'dbiy , 1'iU'li. otx ^ ful i W, D. ItdijcN, lows., ■ ANt'vni'Jixiioui.; • Niintcs 'T Ite« Merit: * Sb'iin'i; . Sanfuril. Ma.A / ; »12 (1* — ----------t ‘ -V T J I . IffiHnw «V, D. Hidden. * ' tianlool, f*4:i. ’’ 120 CHARTER ¡ANrOKD. FERTILIZER 'V A N jiAgdtoW Johnson . Jitnfi’o l . F l i 12 U l*UIUNG COMPANY. . .. * witltus* xlu im f Vt< b .lv ri I,r1n "iito. s,-t ,u\r Tiir urnh r»lgji€|l hereby agree ta tkrcimia fisso bands (ids lOtls day »c Autbikt, A. U MtltH. ' ; . 1 II Itvxiow. iritMl tnfieijirr, fliu) ilu hrrrjiy lUwviinlv liirinst Ivi» * . Wt 1 ): jioux-ri. ngether tur tho )iur)ionc ol htxiUning n laxly |-illIk A m il w Jtrt*«ixi. ■»nd cm parole under the Inwf qf i|ie G ioir uf Pltin* In.* the iirnririgiitaf w hiU idui liuctiy xiü-udrd— CTmrlvwHfffiriil. * • V* **T7iti fiilliiwlng «n lcle » o f ' SnaKpotaiiun »hall « n r - . - r ---------- ------- 'J wtitutu uiwlfwuanwv it* »bin tw u |.hs Thu ifXMmuee ri - K . G, JAcxwri. . letters liaient uctviivllng tu law: '■ r Tlie iioiiy- iri this «irpurntwin riinll Iv* hANFOPI: FE iniU ZE K MAMJFÀCTUKING COMPANY, Its. rim l|w!l p lb i'rjy jj^ [n iT di business sjinll 1« ill tlif' Mr:.uiii : ( b ooty . Morii Jit y ol Santi offis»* may t»« esjjffillalml nt suriiiither places ie> Hilly b ujeleet** * “ the lourd Of directors.. 'i t The* gen ital r by said rurikriuitriq shall lie: *&> nmnuiucturv, product', putchatr, m II mal rii «1 in lertilirars. To buy. aril, .m ix nny nnd all sub­ stances. chemicals mul (um tvuiids arid all innmires, aittun ,< r.l amt vfiiiiiixivi cotton i r « i i* lduct whether naturili or nrtlflì'lal produci, the tame bring knowq ns cpmmerejnl fcrullxcrs. To purchase, leap' or ulberwUc acquiti- hinds nini buildings in this sflifaor eisrwhere.for the election and eclnbliilimriit ora nianufucrury or iniiautru rie» and weak shop with suilaUu pluiil. ■lorimw.'iihil macliinery with a view la rnnmiracture, *buy,', sell, import and export Or otherwiko deni in either di rectly or indirectly, through (he medium of ngrab or •otherwise. ' . To acquire patents, putrid rights nmMirlviicge*, mmivrtin'iiii ut sic u t trim i-n rs j y Ttrgi it^ y y n y n in i lug to nil or nny of the riijects ttTiiri gkfv use of, o f, or sUtl v « l or utln rd n Tr , ■ T o grunt liuensrs for Me I'flV s ill! Ill1.11 tt'ltll fitly pidUlT.. ,'lrilrilt rigid, wild |iriv ■ u v r itir tili or secret processes proersiu'S nouuircd nciiuiro lieges, improvements by the cutnpnuy. •* . To sell, mortgage, letfsc ur otherwise deni with real and personal pnqicrty pf the cuintuiny. Tu runimlacture, buy, sell, Impuri and ex|urt. re­ pair, alter; let on. hire quii deal in uppnruia»,, mm ti.m-ry, hardware nitri V rlk lot. Of ail kind«.(.,■ ¡lalgguif being used far tho tiurposoa of any buxi­ nes* lirieln menliong,) or. In coiiokctlon (iiirewith, and < -, * . . ■ - * To generally to lu any and all ways buy. (ril or acquire lliu essential ingredient», eiicrnkula, com ­ pounds and any and a li other necessary articles or cutupourids to lie o»ed lit the manufacture ol fertiIDets of all kinds, tu be-used os fertilisers known as commercial fertilizers. To the same extent as ih » laws uf this state will M-rnylt mid oa full nhd with all the powers uf the uws this stale Ownbur «ri upmt ,».i pm „lions turi «,»gauUntiuu» under said act. and To do troy and all the above businesses mentliHied'ana set forth to tin» sanie extent as a natural ji<T«un might or could do., ---------------- — — r HI r i* , The amount of the capital sttx k of this on rimi n ■ ..go shall be Fifty Ttiixisaoil Dollars ( f SO,(MW.0 0 ) divgled into Five Hundred tslinrex share*) of the par value of One Hundred iDuflor* ( $ 100 .00 ). each. Ten per cent o f . the capital -slock* shall Upayable In lawful imriiry uf the lliiltnd .Slain* or It) property or aervicn. mid tli< balance of th* capital ■tack shall be payable In cash, pnqieny, tabor or service* at a Just valuatiob lo b e Asrd b y the In­ corporator« at a meeting called fur'that purpose. ■EE , IV ThU cortufuiiuu shall exist fora perbxj of n in el/. line years unln* sooner dlxsulvrd according to aw. V The builiiesx of tirfs oorporotion (hall be conduct­ ed by a board of not less than three nor mure, than seven director*. Tha board of directors shall select from thrnt•clve« a president, vke-presldenL secretary nnd Ueasurer. One Penan may bold the office* of sec­ retary and lrro*urer. Said board of directors «hull have authority U) appoint ail necessary agent* of this corporation. at meeting* of Ibe stockholders shall be the principal offices of tho corporation on * Tuesday in November of each year at ten in., or as soon .Uu-renfter a« prncticxUe ... the iKiartl ot dlrvetori shall be duly rlrcted ret** sticklagders. The by-laws for ibe iMYvsnnuM'of Ibis oortkw»- mm Aiijimt 23, 190« — ' K ç^ te © © © é < iroñguTMlQlfrina ronttroct VVnifTgîlsrrvcry ññj any Vlnd.ur charnctcr used or lueiul a» a meati» cuoveyinjt. drlivrrliu'. movim;. rurryluti and Irnn» pirtlnil i»'reoiii. Ciudi, rhatlclahprodurti, snbslnn v-cesijf droperty o f nny nnd .f ld r y klnd n ndeh ar[Utp nrrri'lnatan’ thh suini.’ for ii»c rifui iilKrntkmby eieciridly inimbiruflion tbercof, nnd 1» operate, UM, teli, leniapr liirptho »àtne. nini io mnirnct wllK corporhtioos, firmi, aisuciatlon* or Individuai« far » p e n n in i usino, aelllnt. lensinr 7~ - » -V jw q / C L E A N S AND P R E S S E S -t ,-- ¡vini* y o u tw e lv e pieces . .a m o n ili - Aug. 2 7 1 •■! t wÊ J * . . . . . .i ■-.tl ,11 3 -„**. i . f . . . . . . 5 m v i* , 1* -d - G E O . W . A D A M S , Manager In Gold’s Barber Shop •- ‘Pilone Of) : . Park Avenue, North \ -x " Vi. :• Do you re a lize t1ic* n ecessity for a su b sta n tia l f o u a d j o i n o s a p a rt o f th at sid ew a lk w h ich you intern! o u ild iiu i? A n ice ly Finished top len ds Jreauty, b u t n ot sta bility, T liis is to be n ttain edr j j o h l y w lien theUkame c a r e is e x e rcis e d in se le ctio n o f m a te ria ls for th e fo u n d a tio n as for tb e top coat,' ■ ¡K# m bwy, m i ill * \t g f 1 * With this ill. mind, I ,anr importinj* dean hard ( rushed., stone, which when mixed with standard eiij*iiux:rinti^>p(s*iiications. Rivea nn iihsoluteiy denciidaiiie foimdution^l__ lfyou want (¿walk in wliidi you' dun take pride in tiu^yenrs j K> come. l>e sure tlmt that fouiulfiliou is-ritlhL Tliis id-tme'of ’ the dmmcteristu* p f my work. ALet jne fifiure on sucli ’a * ’ ~wuik for you. ~ ..... t **; o. S a n f o r d , F lo r id a b h in h o l s 'e r : ......... - ri. _ ______ V , '4 —' — . ™ r"TT * ... * • ’• A U WHITE BARBERS • ■ .* # c ■ ■ . ig' * Paper Hanging a Specialty A clean towel for evwy cuBlwiKX. ^— Agoi)t lor Alfred Peat,* Co W it h S h e i d & V e n a b lo , O p p . P o a t o ffic o •try Y A N C E Y C O LD , Prop* »«p - w * í.l .*■ - ' < :r , / AH W o r k iG u a r a n t e e d B à r b e r S h o p Painting and ^Decorating I '- ( i l '■. t• ***" F . W . TEJVIPERTON ORO .. * : Vin w ill c a l! fur and d e liv e r y o u r cloth es^ o n c e a w eek ' V '. -I- -____ — Sanford City .Bonds for Sale . 'IIHOWI cotipmtgVII) H 'tfH ÌthrdfiRiiriTin bnml» down tu nnd inriuding July Iti. ItlOtt. and in Uria l njixms front July isl. IUOK. lu yanutin^atlqohed, ita maturivi InVacrit (rum tbatdate (u IcJndiusUsl ben sale of bunJ* ft tnodr. »’ ■“ —t , , - A M. T tu /iip *J . - •—i Gre II. TnwxlA.^ * . |L 8 , 0 - C m* * « ,' ’¿ . i ,. . J ’tf.V $1|25 S(y tuinuiisslon cvpirvsAt^il 13. HH2. i'.acli bid slAiuId lie sealcd and c n d o a o j “ llid fnr Sanford Dorvdt. éndosi-,1 in a secmuf rnvriiaxB ddrcH «! to thè xmdrretgned dormi tni»£nes.- ‘lb e t.lrit wtll ho opcned al 12 o'cluck. inkiii. (Xt. In, lltim. Thrwight la reservtd to rrireo-any and ulP uvb: Nf|VI ___ R, C. Maswlu. Notary Public .Mam ot Moridrg » » ’ Our Murithly Rate for Clu^ Only InwUnefsVactrof. IJutvo li.-rcuuto reprny Imiid d selli of iiflìc,'- tills IStil duynf Attgufl A. Il, íKffi. IU0H. . li:i -i— — “ uvkiKUslevIgt-d *" il«----- g 1 * fclgosd . irid tnch fur lilmwlf bug‘ lie ib.< foregoing ring urtirh-i urtiricsq,f,itlîSr »,<.itriÇlilxwiuiyu. und tim nciriipíinying'uOtk-e fur Ilioxfscs and purjioac-s llietcpyl in «tated. stated. 1 tyo.'lh c tmrtmlgnf d, t*>nd trustees, irifcr for sala flftaeu (1 5 ) Iluiiris uf lin- (¡lly of Saulurd, Flurida. tri uni! thousand dollars (SE P1*!)) cauli. Ix uring six * ri semi srm nnuunlly, emtpons per réni interest, payablu ifttiulwd. and pnyaMc ur Ihe National I’nrk liaiik :if J^XL-Yiirk fli tv. ml Jm m tlÜ llâU U uLdul/4 l l M TSclryëïïE ryear. These {lllorn Iwnd* are the reinainlug uiisuld •■■■t» "f ° t.'-'.i t..........r T ta linn ■t rtbtM. at Which ttmr 330 .0 0 0 nf Ilio Unni* wore aulii unii r i prmlrd Iti iuuqoving llu-a'lreets, .reeling the High Schm" Imi lid lug. and tor the other purimsA» for which tho bonds were voted. These remaining fifteen bqnds are now olmtrd for sale (or tire purpo«- of street tiuving. They will mature in Jaauiiry, 1BH—r 1) ftCTvi Is tui'brlor JjNwJ i d lldclitfdinvtv titan the tirtrty thousand drilnrt-lm w 'sou l .in Iftuy the lw tcrcil on which has been tumuliliy gs |<t Mown io the 1st day M jo ly . H*«« \ 4 The validity nt three li.nds bus n w i r U cifuacSllonvd. JudgnTolm f . Dillon, o f N rq Yurk. passed n ami deriam l the bunds legali) iiiited.' • nny iiurtion |iorti ids for said sakl bond*, l«,nd*. ur any tbrrrof. wil be reaqlval at any tunc on or before October 1st 'l 1 Ladies’ Sklrtó'^udi ixentlefficn’s Clothing. M'ATTi OF FlilRJItAVy— • * . * •* tixmty.iif.Onmg«. I I, It. Ü. Jdnvwril Notary VuIJir, do hereby certify ihm W:f).lloldt n. Andrew Jolimxm.'Llt.liiH'ow.wJiu, w ie unite well knuwit, ibisatoy nppcnrvd I. I'U" mo Notory sent. |- - 1 S A N FO R D , FLO R ID A . . f e - . y i *. M- V j$ J �THE' SANfORD HERALD August 29, 1908 ADDITIONAL LOCALS M ÌN S fìitl SHOW The Entertainment by the Cetrr This Coming Foil * T rou p eJ p be Given Septembi An Overflow o f Local Items From tire The Celery City Mlpsfrels, In The Herald I# published tlie nrticles Regular Department' To the Editor v f The San font Herald of incorjwrntion for the Snnfonl Fertilizer Sanford's-talented young »»en.willnppgU I desire to bring to puhllc nttention the Compnny. The incorporators pained nrc in on up-to-date . .. .minstrel Pwornuihce », billowing ease, in praise of the principles W. D. Holden, Andrew Jblmson^nml T. H. the Opera House on .next Tuesday i-venini On The Stork Express and system observed in the management Barlow. This enterprise is the Oral' of n September 1st, for the benefit of die e,, The licnrtn of Mr. nnd Mrs. A. H. Cripof the Atlnntie Line-Railroad, nnd ford Base Bali Team. > -------pin. dr., were gladdened on Krst Sundny ns n special cotjlplimept to Mr. James C. The nightly rehearsals |lnve r>^v night by the orrivnl of n hatry giri^ CoOHiggins, Superintendent of the road; nt quite ratlsfnctory to themnnn«,m0ni,nd sequsritly, Mr. Crippen is ail sjniles L3 s Sanford Fla. . ‘ *' -f *' thpy will interest .they^promise to furnish nn uvcnin<> of Imst February. I l<?ft,.or |o«t, *ou n Pull-, I of them nml-an pleasure to all. tndn car a "necilissnlrc"' satchel contalnSpecial Of/br mn be Issued and j Every bo<ly MwuliLtum out. ftm} „■ Orange County: has no gome wanion. 4hg a silver «mt-af-toilet articles valued nl • Standard Fashion Book, containing one this performance and thus h«|p n„ ag* T tliousntul pattern illustrations. Also De­ and I lake this means of reaching some some JfSO. Satchel also contained sotqe Izntinn that bus given -Sanford „ ¡ g ^ signer for one year, nnd n 15 cent pattern one who pfobubly play informant and f ladies' wearing npparcl, l>elt buckles, link base ball nnd 'uthcraTff&ioTninAnts.' » ~*îïëb, all foe GO cents, at Melt ¡tiger», next will give ten dollars for every- conviction buttons, etc. While Sanford hns not bad o penr^gT I sent the projwr telegrams and descrip­ UJ pustofllcc. they may copse. winning team this season. tlicj-Kavt h.J Any sportsman who is willing to con- tions in trace o f the valiso which wa* some splendid exhibitions in' b a ie 'Mr] tribmo'tq tills pause mny leave his name found and despatched to me by expressed nnd the management deserve muchcrèdip Tho Board of County Commissioners wil nm muon ¡it lie is willing' to give, at The to im rto NqwvYork properly scaled. I for thejr elforta to supply Sanford wig, meet on Monday, September 7, nt 10 n. m., ilso received a letter from Mr, Higgins Herald office. good base ball. However, they W çb rè, 1908, for the purpose qf equalizing taxes; asking if everything wne complete. Sportameli,' get together. liandicapped on account of not having«, and attending to any other business that I oeplied I missed une pairof’gold buttons emsed grounds.1 With these' die (ean limy mine before them for tlreir consider­ valued nt $30, t(tough 1 was'not certain would surely be eclf-sustnlning. nietro. ation. * • 1 i ’m R M. Robinson,'X Hplnw^c Has a-Birthday if-they had been-Ml In the ’Ja^se. Ai lostSANFORD CELERY AREA. ■'dterh p Q to | y of Co. Oolfifa’a. cceds from different entertainments _ W ; EL..Holmes; the gcniul gentleman else where,-pn lalid hbt .attach' much Im­ go towurds securing a jiiyk for thetcomiju who presides over the destinies of the portance todhisrand thanking Mr. Hig­ .'Taking Frldc In Sanford • Sanford lee nnd Water Company, in the' gins for-bis courtesy, sent him M. 0. for A Writer to the Tampa Times Reviews season. Tlie Atlfmtic Const Lino pBlciids nt all So don't fnil tq conie out Tuesday ers. Présent Conditions. * capacity of superintendent, hns a birthday i ll ) to In* giveg-ha a reward tu the man timdbftnkn a falde ¡n Snnfojri, and Bn•It Is cstlmntcxl thnt 500 acres will be nlng'pnd witness a spUuidid'Ceziormnnrt; •* dciivor to keep their property in iUkkI or- now and then—In fact he has already Imd finding tlie valise. two hoprs of solid fun.‘ ..■ ‘ thlrty-niqemf them up to one-day This ----------------., » our devoted to celery nnothcr season in tlie Mr. Higgins wrote me again last July, der commensurate with the growth of ' Jiikets ore now on sale by member* of week—and in view of tho fact that the asking for a description of tlie gold buttons, section known ns tho Sanford celery dis­ city. Among theso is Ticket Again Thus. the baseball team. Reserved ' scat» at J..Perkins, who, since tils ndvenfinto our fortieth was upon him, his family sur­ ns ope pair Imd been found, 'juul were trict Tills extends from Monroe'statlon, prised him by tho gift of a<JPiev$U)mK perhaps iny. property. I sent the descrip­ four miles west of town to the GcncVo Newian's drug store. The prices ore: remidst, has done muph to-clean up nmi chair. Mr. Holmes js tion along, amino my great surprise, i ferry, five miles south. In this section ik servit*seats 50 ççülBi-gCUCfjjl rwhniifigi lienutify tlie dejiot property. Mr. Perkins 3!f cents; gallery 25 .cents. but lib* wljl iiortaiftly fifM? W yL jtf hove. receiveil^ihr-TiqUiins with nnothur to bo found somc'of.tiicjhieat celery in hns the- welfare of Saliford at hciist and slesUi now and.ihtvjTU; ibis ;*dtri)iftiVVtbtf "çotiftcoiis. letter Trobi Mr. Higgins, who thc-country. It lies along hpnutiffulLnkp never loses an optxirtiinity to boost theImprpvhig the P ostorflcc , x. Siîïjiecting u . cçrtqjn 'man of ]!•» whole Monroe nnd the St. Johns rivqr, a mile clty and aid in tluf jniblicity of our grant chair. . The'population of Sanford in the lagThe Herald congraldlrttyi ■jimt ytyiiiu game did not consider him enti Ell'll to any wide. This inoludes tlie .section where advantages. fcncliing his fortieth mile snink o^.’fiiuK-s reward Juid-Vcturoed 9) iuo amioll« tp»i flowing wells are secured, njpd where the Inst year hns increased nt a marVelo«' rate, And tlie best indication of this gmwii Leogucs Brqvcd The Elemeitts-" , lnTwill live to celebrate forty'JhoriT anni­ the money onler. • -‘ ». subirrigation systeni.hns proven such a Is'tbq^Bcnrdty-of-boxes In the ixiMoflJtz Tho Intermediate Lcagucs of thè Mutlt- versaries nnd then some more. Nôw,Ì consider this ns Ujc.limUpf.gàcKl valuable.acquisition tu tlie farming inTo alleviate -this condition, Postman# odist Church limi, pln nnwl for anice cremo luck; recovcrlnff^lte &aiclièl 'a y i 1aÜ, ebii- dustry. »yfyiledhere ds bohip nnnienwxi iniSÈIns IUU recently Imd ennstrocted ünr’ teitUTfFVcn n siEayotT palr of llukihulVhns land in the ^cctiun inflicatcd it will not hundred-tmd fifty new boxes and hat day evening, but Utere being so much Thiil Sanford will soon have nn electric und having my reward returned. . be-long.’uniiH ^éry foot of it is lifqeültlwemeniH jttord moisture apparent they repairbd to the light plnili Is n foregone mnelnahm. rimt fAo-I - I - . u po-d ,.f the ctntttlrmi of iioo- vallon,' Ifiiiultérs ôf tracts nTe'“ T»eIngporaunnge wlibK % himit enjoyable social In view o f this fact It would be Veil for es{J,‘ disciidlne uml slralgltlforward prin­ clearetl now, anti new; cumors are hère lo fncilf^ato-tlm handling of themailsand déjivery o f the. sfuqe to the ihuIìmis. At evening was spent. A ncqi won wap re­ owners of new buildings in the hoursc of ciples which inspire the'management of nlmost every day, Ihtervlewing .qlir .trill thtrposent Thte-of growth' it will mxin bt alized by the League, and" tho parsonage construction to havt^then wired for elcc- the r o a d jj^ 'a p ^ speclni'Compliment to estate'men.* The latest .'celery grower niccssarydo-enlarge dim building. will soon have n new walkt purchased trie fights. "„/*.* Mr.Jbgjli/is»"'rw islijtht;»e lines ^iblislted here, according to estimate of a gentle­ However, free delivery will soon It« in. tltrough tbe efTorts o f these enterprising Among the first to recognize this, fagt tinVoq/n to him. , man who seems to bo welLlri/onhed, crilflailed and tills'Wili bnve. q.d^ndency n young members. wns'F. P. Forster, cnqhlrr of the firpP Na^ ’ - v Yourti truly. . tlv&tes about" fifty .acres!/otiters hîrty. dimliiisji tliejwx-rent dralfic, . tionnl Bank, pud in tills new stmetbre '/> (Sigiitxl) .R amok G. Mendoza. : some twenty aud bo on.- down to sniali W paper wunts-n correspondent itf patches around the houses.- So -the 500 Celery City Cigars every sectitui 6f Orppg#County, ns well ns und ihu building ml)oinlng tho wiriug wup r iim llu fò jit () 3acrlflcqv done before tlie ceiling was put pn. "acres arc- pretty wgll divided up. -tind dim' ’ fj./r'. LeJJ^y, the Snhford cigiir imunifus, the adjoining towns in-Vnlusiu nnd Lake J. N. Whittier's real csta'te office w|U ( ‘ llouseliql ftlptfituro, of solid walnut, oak. Income derived frouwthjs remarkable'veg^ IJUtUng ptlt ft* good cigiir culled eminties. Tlie pubjiaiiers iiroixiti^ to make occupy tho building next to tlie First Na­ nnd willvw^fi flub, piiino, nntl other houlo- qMMdyllfi tliorinighly, distributed. It iaes- t'Tbe Celery C ity."/ Mr.Lelhy Is making i; The JI i'.kai.I) the medium..Utruu^k w|ilch tional, and The Herald congratulates Mr. itould Rotslar'^Ul^bf! sold at. |>rlvatu Biilet tiinyjvd that a Vfeid nf.800 joljÜOO.cratt» line line of iRnkIs and slKHihl receive the the jx-ople will learn all thè troths.t ’ ■ -* **■'1:i 11 1É* V*1-fé - Vì * ' ‘ ' -WlplBerjEHjl the First Nntiuniil djwn dje- CtimineiipiitifjBn^y.-Aug. 2d. [uvh ten lier, hcfur-inay be expected/ This* In supporcpf.iho Snnfor^mokers. Our city Now.lakÜM time to buy your; sub-Irrl diig- tlni ltrs^ uV-lqtvo their buildings wired fiV ^^'el^^fC toner «TlrtnL^hóyrt^ìfid lion to.otlter craps ihm mny bn grown on -in tiinc.cou{d easily bqcomu,n great cigar gotetl loruL See M. M. Smith. ■ '■X foE elcctric'iightiTig. .. ^ this Rind. •* • j* cèrna*.' i* jA Reword o f Ten Dollars Is (Kicked To Begin With Fnll (s'approaching, hut it is two months before the open season begins. There is now plenty af gnmc, quail, especially, but qufcstlon is. how long will they lust and how many will the sportftinnn get who is patiently nwnltlng the coming of Novemtmf Unit. -Fniin the jtresent outlook nnd the contlnunl report nf guns hoard on ev­ ery hand, I urn inclined tn think It will be tsmsi« cw Tea. for timi1 ami. SANFORD’S NEW INDUSTRIES SPORTSMEN, : GET TOGETHER I Quite A Number WllhBc Started f «jy Patron o f A. C. L. Thanks Official for / Prom pt Service, st Owners of. ihtji vsitTri" bv. j . r. evening offering 50 Tots betwee^vPark and Sanford Avenues, South óf 10th and $5-0P;per thôîTtb without interest the same terms given them in *r ^ ’ *- ^ - own in the Sanford District, see us �►V*■*' »i L- TWELVE P A Ö E S - P a r t 2 - P a g e s 9 t o 12 * 1? IN S A N F Ö Ü D — Lifo |fa Worth Living NrmiDrr 2 SANTORO. MONIDA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1908 ah CURBSTQNE ❖ + + * + ♦♦ h h 4 y Tlic G e n e r a l N e w s o f “ T h e L a n d | IFrom 1h<^)lrr*lcTt Special Correspondent A R iit lg c l o f O iiin loii " .I n s t-ffc ^ oT f lo w e r s " '> Hv Wireless Telephone 7 tu cen You and I.” Zepli Hostetler hns been elected M*cre e i u i c n M IA U T ilF C T A T F n n r . c c Jlnry f,f ,ho Mudstick Co-opermive Baria your Huh bummer When a stranger drops in, teil hint this Is the frontest town on earth, it lit,/ ikiq’t girl mulish. Ikm't roast. •He jolly. Get pp|Hilnr. It's, dead ensy. Help, yodrsnlf almig. Push yoiir friend -with' yun. Soon yoipll •haVi? n wlmle jiroccsslnn; . Ik? n good fellow. No nwill over helped himself hy knorkiifg other people down. No man ever got rjcfi trying to’ timko p: ipln Indj^vo 11011 Itr^w^is tluTotlly g»ssl iiian on earth. You Mnilot climb tlie ladder of fame by ptopim hsyj oilier-(sskpip'a .c-ornH; mu yours. Thun they ore ■ temli-r. . Kc»v^JifT ihó; «vrns. '■ Y, „ .1* 0 •• ' »* All ific.ii a^i riniti like. Oneri in it while you mnyTind ohe who is very much alike But noth« nrp*different. . Ypu’hi iforttlF only shirt ¡iii tlio wash. Jf you don’t like their styh\ let 'em ninne, lkwi’t knock. YoifJI get used to il. There's no end ol Mitt in minding your own business;- And it will make other |>oopl<! like you liejter. !to 11etJ iave'others gel snick nil you iftoii' get stock on yyurself. Nolsnly gels stuck on a knocker. Don't In? me. IU? gissi. ‘ First Year IN THE SOCIAL WORLD Hems « I Interest Comiernhtg Society People, • CULLED f R 0W >fH E STATE P R E SS I Shop Copjjjnny, just sturl«?d In this town EVEN THE (iATE l»()ST NOT IN IT P O IN T S P U R ELY P ER S O N A L ____________ % £* E ve(>l)(^V(»y» tbo •concern is l>ouml nr . * Ir .^ V p n e y : An Epitome o í the Week’ s M o s t.jm Lucilfijus Updegrnft is studying'law in "A Citici Is Among Ye Taking N< How O lc r y ctiy Vnnlly Fair While portont Happenings In the ’Squlro Skinner’s office. ’ LiiciUiws used iu nnd Faith. Ilc ’li Prrnt ’ Em:*— Away thc Golden Hours— Sta te's Domain. inreqcji in the Hardshell church nnd wnsn So’ Suys Saunte re r. C " ï ■V;* • * Social Gossip. t* Jacksonville U soon to have n nintthjfi po^'rftil exhorter. Jb'H.'he. Mid preach!n *. A* colored prehclrer. remarks In Miss Tbctlivrly o f I^ingwoml, is spend­ factory, something entirely new for- the wns feqiflmt? a vocTmthj fortf ¡Ihití oi ld these days of horseless carriages, skirtless ing the week witii Mrs. R. L Jones. Southern States. The Factory will hooper- lively vSpg&rnmcnt. girls and sinless sinners, it would lie bet­ tiled tn an iii»-to-dme ninnner nnd will I Angelin« Stump nnd Anmmln Doolittle ter for the morality of «lis .yer congrega­ Miss- Nrllle EVaiis orjncksonvlfio is tlie have a large dnlly out-iMit. The capital think o f starting « millinery emporium in tion if «lore were -n few more clitckonless gijetjtof relatives in the city (his week. htockóí the new enterprise will be SOO,0 0 0 .1tlm room over [till Clioczum's butcher chicken coops.” The'new higlt school building foT Cedar I Miojp. Mainly litis worked in several lirst Miss Alice Gray, leaves tonight for n Key is about ready for occupancy. It is I ‘’lass families in Oriundo nnd «lie’s mighty . . . A young married inmywcnt Into a local short visit to Wnyeross mid Brunswick. * neat'in nppenrtutce, well arranged nnd I W|dl posted in feiiuile bend.-harness, llry goods store oiifiTlayTlils w«-ek to pnrwill do credit to'th e town nnd county. Alie Gullett'selgliteen-Venr-old girl win» •It tse a shirtwaist for his wife. The gen­ Mrs. T. E. King of Sb Augustine, is the lUgll! Tne school trustees iiretobfcenngrniulnte<l-| has been singing soprnnncr,* in-the New tle fotiiig lady wlio aifvanceil to wait on guest of Mrs. R, l~.J»dV»t>i1i ti ie city »this 1i . j. • - r v • mi their.securing such n ilesiraldu location choir, bpdly frnctured one of he iiiin, when he nuule. his errand known week. . .... . ' / and a'sdhstdnllal building for the high |vocal tendons b y yelling when n ríiouM sweetly . in<piinid;$.’ Whni bust?" „.-L. startled exprCsHihii'Yprrnd nver the iOun Mrs. B.V. George, sister of- *Ì1rs. W_ A. , school. v ‘ got intp'ber stocking. ‘ SeVcrnl chuck holds on Plunkett nvennV tennneo of the young-man, M hi feltjll at • - I want to have n few plain wonls with l‘arr, is visiting in ttho**citÿ .for n few If orhngc groves in this county arc not oar business men this week id»out ad ver-, weeks. ‘ .* hloklng nitridoing Jjictf best it is not for have been filled with sawdust this week ease anyway, as It was.liis first shopping tising. Omsidering liow vital legitimate from the Oean Creek mill, and n new saw­ expedition for his wife, tail witii u|l tin dje want of rains. The rnins have" been advertising is to legitimate business, it is Miss Johnelle Gamer returned SnluTiluy plentiful since the first of June, nnd If They dust pavement is to lie-erected in front reatuturana? lie epuld. eonuiinhd, be re of the Hartlshell church. plied^"!-dhln’t bear-a thiog^r------- ----- - marvelous lmw linio it is nmlerMinsl ns » from.u f#wav»s*ks .v(sil with*relnliYes*tn_; kifjuip there will bo plenty w ntuJ iixh c business art, even by many intelligent Dade City. . When, explanations followed—well, llntwoodsund streams.' The St. Julius riv» ¿•The two Bixler Istys enfehed ’Squire business men. Many of (Item advertise Gildirjnt’a . Plymouth ______ .. Rock* rooster the don't Jike to leil you of iI k * young man’s er Is now higher then it ImsTieeu for years. most when they sliould advertise least, or Mrs. W. W. Ijtuig. Who has liecu spend­ __ Volusia County-Record_________ ;______ other day.nnd pulled alibis -tail 'feathers embarrassment and' iiis anxiety to reach ■7? da not julvarUw-Mtt nU--wbwt- tiiey-havr- ing .Htetmst rnont h- n p t îrnrvnr* rrtnrnwidill, The ’ SqutnrlsTTsi tidrTLiiinir u riii The ■sidewalk:“ ------------------------- -------There is handy n first rate farm in nil ¡post need of it und could lpo$t firyfit by llflniò Monday. . his liens refuse to associate with the the south that would not be better olT if it it. Too mnny pfUioin regard n ncwsph|ic rooster mid lie stays under the barn door There had n few stands of bees. These tireless •4* is uo word >. like' “ Homo," rind MnC'Joltn Dickens. IgftyYsWal^y for iu nil the time. There's much sympathy Tor every Uqnd of ■a family should, own jiu line in n’dvertisiHg its a lino of about equal little workers are of vast benefit ns polenivalue whether it ranches one thousand oi extended visit.lo relatives and. frietlrts f t . the rooster. roof that covers it. It is iftt a home un zers among mnny. plants, and (here is Marioli, Aluhaum. . . , ;• * ¡Job Spicer nnd Gape Mullins went up less you own * it. The hilildptg anil sell­ live thousand renders, arid they thus waste something about the home with bees neui money on wlnit they regard cheap adver­ it that tlie lioipu-without these little friends I e " 1,,lt *''*! *° °*i* b|>ii Cnrtrlglus Inst ing of houses on the installment plan tising chat is the most.cosily,' because it Mrs. R.’ L. Chap pel «m í (laughter,* Miss never seem, fo p o s s e ^ O c a la Banner. Sunday afternoon. As they did,, t stay o|K?ns to any one wlwi can .pay a -rental n Fanny, hnve «w’turned from a visit to U uex^to no advertising i'll ull. , |(or supjx?r. we guess the girls hud other tin way of owning iiis own home. It* 'Tlie advertising space of Ir ucAvspajmi friends in Georgin. The Okeechobee section is to have u rail- I company more to their likinRi Just a Strong inducement to economy; arid is a business'-commodity ih a t ir fur’ sa^ ’ way siwn,says thoOcnlnUnnncr. If thcfcrtll-. I jje|, tlll(, Gnl)W lf Ul)) oid d\nt hop? of poasossion aud relief iron iml should Inrsojd oir strictlyhdnrist liiiaj- . t Mrs.-B. W. Herndon retiipic^ from tlie hy of the soil, ns has been picture siiuiiiy.tmri |)lfl ¡mnMn,cthm-tt, Ids .bull dog mid *«? jlic^niulering, uitcertaia life iff a mere aess principles’. Its vnltin<lc|H?nd.n wjuilly «giYl' SaOmtay where ahi^biis bi*ey spmdeloi|iiLfnty described; should turn out to-in ’em gel real red iii rtie fmfi?. tenum-auwill gives a renewed and ii|Nin^the qimllty and quuntity U offors iug (lie Tìnsi inoutlg ' . f , something* inure tlitMva’ plprydrcanlr tlmi •Seth Dobbins predicts rain. . .. . ’ ^ • * »V Slrihigih'eriCd impulse to care and prudent v*•* ._ -----^ * purcltssvrs. just «soloes tlie .value oT nl| * section will be plgs itl cfcVBT. It-wiiTbut? • Jason Snodgfassr.lui8 U ft& Ljj. $200 economy, A fiynily or iotlividupl who Miss-Willie •Wyirinn,- whw, has la-eq.'** coimiibrciul eOinfiusli.ties; a n d ‘ the pm * rivolany other section in the United Slates, mortgage on his fHrrn.’ j " . owns a home Is coostaiitly utidja^i-futly .terichlilgHprarliighTsoritigs. jii,.«t|»ectod •»baser sliould have-every pppormijty -ui liel us bope.Umt it Is oiiylhing else than Tlio awful dry wealiter for the prisi doing . something to unprove it; mid <Uow just wlin.t - lie - Jo buy!fig, i f f In ir. homo yíTlñírilftl lÜghtV dream ‘ r three^Veeks lins-drjori up Uirbe hi? Jonas riithoii'gh his- iicciininlation may he very buying five hundred cTrcufiitlim, or.isiiuy. ^ ; •* 9 ®f . Fuslis Will soon buve a large Pnvilliqn [.¡fybargefs cows ainl last Sunday lighi- small, in the aggregate, il folly-repays his • MrsVM.; j ranluand ilmigliter, Miss Flos-' ng five (Jinusand circulation, tie 4 should crected on the ‘ lake front it bxtcnding l ^ T n ln g ' fitruck tliA cowishcri *itnd. his other prudence, " . y . know it, and pay according (o ' its ascer- du, reiVrifçdlTw first o( tile week frolli tiV •feet from the shore: ^TheJmllding . wW i ÌH oZjTWM co fV____ r 1 mw film ve begun to giga clabber ump *.lined value; and (he only way he can short sto y at twistories In Height ai^i will -bf^up^-up[m ilk.« > ** SfTivWaiCorteaftontirru'r’Jv The Harold, know it is to examine tjuf ex ten rami cjiai An exdinuge thus dwells ujon a very to date aail'mo-dern in every rctfpect,. *T h e l The W e st' Macaroni Banner of Hope Mrs. W.GUClny is tlie. gu^sl. of her sister, neter of circulation Us always shown l;y first fldor will contain the launches of |prmtcd-ProncIler Bunker’s senuon of Inst iin|xirldjilC,-Maiptoral problem: Mrs. B. W. Herndon, thus wpek, on her , die Isioks and accounts of a ndws|luywr, Hot^ttiany ap|>les did Adam mid Eve the tnemlwrs, The second floor will Jiu o I Sunday iu fnl),’ buf a bum printer made way bulini in A haribi.— -.**— -f ■ - » - - . v -; jail us a i'uiK.liiiser o f-dry g»s»ds or gnire -— **— ' “-----------daitee-iinU.-ditmirig rtxmj nnd dgar stand, j seye’rul awful “ ihisTniiesr* Wbeii Brother eat? - (i>~si----' . ---- £ ----- - . v >■ m SontesaV Kvt* H and Adam 2, a total riiw is |H.Tioitlgd lo iuHiK-ct and jiíílgé tin Tin; paviltion will also have n rbof gardcn I ih|nk<?r sivike-uf Moses ns nn•austere mail Miss Vestii Weeks returned Monday . at licit» be.is. Iipyfng. la connection. ? * • _. .who made, atonement foF-H)ii?-sliiA of lib of only 10. from her mouth's vacatimi plcaoupliy kpent The iwogi'esslve pusiimss man isthe "But think a little further and it In-conics Tampa Times:—.Undoubtedly;the best ■people,- the fool printer set up "Moses was .11 Starke among relatives.'■ successful business pinuon tlielmmutablu authority in this section on the'size nnd tin .oyster míui and múde ointment fot plain thut Eve H an^j Aiinui H also! total • .. ‘ law of survival of the lUtesr, mid lie seeks' - ' *' •lioility of tlie orange crop is W. R. Fuller, the shins of Ips |K*oi)ie," and when lit 10. Miss IdatBcatty returned to? i home the best aiid'cheapest ’ A dvertising judged “ Ihu oik* uuispcotislder that Eve H ••^wholias probably brfndUsl tnoru fruit read that "tlie Lord spiòte Jqb with sore ttV visit by the iiitripbic vwliic o f;‘thtr comijuxiity. ln.Xampa rin Tuckd.qy,’ after a ulld Ad.mi -Sd, the total will Inr^ffll ■» ^ each season for many years past lltnli Iroils,” tlie printer got it "the laird shot with relatives in tiiiavdtÿ, He kiiuws that thereore no'.socrcis iu the “Scientific men. however,on tlie strength -_ i_ I ' any .other man in Lite stnte. Mr'. Puller Job with four bulls." progressive newspaiier offiix*’ relntiug to Steve Gull ion has sold an interest in bis if the theory Hint lho nutcdiluvinus wen thinks that Tne crop of 1U0 H-0 U. wifi •bl* Mr. nnd Mrs. Ñ. H.4*nmer arrived home the value of itspdverti&íng space. Uocnu a race o f giants, reason like this: 'Eve H I nlxiat the nlnnit the same in. (pianijy ab patent calf-weaner nnd lire manureWednesday, after siwmling a moiUii witii see just lmw muny copies ore i*«?ó*a eiieb thatgiMasi year, hut ho .lltinks the qual- l .jpreodcr imd is* going uflinve his daughter and Adam K2; total 182. relatives iu Mt. Ullvu, N.Y:. * * week, nnd where they, are^ djivered or “ But then, again, what could lie clearer v . . > ’ ity of tliis crop will be superior to the |Muric June study iqiern music nnd jig soil!, uml lie ripidins jmlfiriilicexact vaiiptiiip if 81 arid Adam 81-2 tis- total liftt. He thinks gixgl pHvm .will- prcvujl [ duneingr f Mrs. Charles Ròcsadifmi little son, Ilnrtif wTinl lie wauls to buy,^ And lie buys it was - this setifion, us tliu people in l^e sections I Phil I/nignecker'a iutuily. havi: been rotd, of St, I’etershurg, rprived-in the city ba business principles; lie knows that It Ik “ Following tills liiw>,‘however, ipis-also where ihB crop is mainly marketed are |enmping out on Bean Creek for ever a sold on exactly equal.(urdís to all, and lie today .00,(1 visit to .Mrs. S. M7 Baker. tuOre (I’robjierous liow^t^an thdy were a week. Phil provided his family with the lear (butEve 811 Adam and A’lLmi 812-1 wisely^listTiuiiniites when, bow and to * year ago. .... (iiewvpatent rubber ifnilecwenc wbieii is Eve, making the total 8,028.” Miss Bessie Long reuirnetl the latter what exieut lie should buy. Whci^ liusi____ i___ Mr J.W. Jolly, who was eonVlctcdulioul |?al(I fo retf lurg pn>of, which ■s is »lull. Ii<‘ judiciously omplm-t ti tu part of Iasi week from. iT dire»? moni'ITs Hnw mail> Imshu'ss' ini'ii then* mr .MvtyffihwnuJisiigoatLiicsburlg ofcnitn-zzling |»I'tivVri mufli •focetliyuglil Tai flic pai t ul create iratlt; utjd-lu comniand u' liberili ? isit freni frieinb, and iclaiivi-; injlbnn^tvfui extract- iitttmr nn pic asure frnmdifr. v. Jfwan ltf A>(k-Lr HaU..wtryrtma bcdrTpftlf-T'*1h**r "' .-ihare'of whaYflt creatori, and tliat class ol donod.During Mr. Jolly’sImprisonimmt his 1 .Thc Mucaroni dramatic .club played 1I'hey breakfast at 7 o'clock and then to husines^ ilici) are iicvcr-withoul business, Mlssris Elia and Florence Striiigfollaw, tlie “ store," mid shamble borne to dinner who linve bccii «|H-m|ing*ilie |nihi monili , -, uudAfìnety-nlne «ÌT overy hundred poi ri’-» ill 12 and back to tip- “ (¡lore ” <*j ininfil fiytuues. And ili Sanford ‘ tlienill at;Starke, re tur ned to' ilio city Moiuluy the meal is bolted.’’ And then tmekTnUij; evcnlng. ndveribse in Tip. Hkkai.d. store" until H |oclock. And this pro­ condition and. under the clrcumstuiuis bis rlgbrHihtil SHc Clicczum, who only Miss lenoni MrDowti|j>of Orlando was , .• PWdon is un act -of muray mid’fmmnnity. 1 ^ pounds, suited to catty Mary gram year in nnd*year out. No variation, Iforae Run Away the attractive guest uf Mrs. C. G.' Butts on ^ " J ^ W k e ò i r é a a g«td pM tlon in Chil-ago! J h, ic when his feet slipped nnd no break In the liwful monotony.. Ntitatn A horse hitched to tlie delivery wagon Thursday, having collie up lo witness tbo ^ ^lierc he can suppor his nged mother and llu u,,d Mary Jane 'both rolled down tlie idea of sociaj life or (ho -health-giving, uf E. A. Heilielil &. Co. becaine frightened soul inspiring choctjiness. good humor nnd ball game. ’ . . •, • T#md Ills daughters. He suffered tlie humil-18tair# ,ike n of bags of .fertilizer, iation of a conviction, nmj Ixiing cum- 1 ” " * n lI|ey pticked up Silo be was fiat- good looks thoi'spring from a little fun; a hy the iriuifi dropping dbwu suddcufy and started at a lively gnit up First fitruet last Mias I.uhi Fairdoth of LnyettcvJllc, pelUsl to flon tlie strl|)es of a convict,and I *ened °ut as thin os n Billy Hand pun- holiday, oiiiusenteiiU. Tljey fiave a mere idstenca, and go down to tile grave with Tuesday. Tlie wiigon was overluriusl hi Tenti., is Uie gest of liur. uncle. A. M. the state hud ull thc vengeqnco necessary I€l,k(’ Thc Widow Dollarliide * bought three ns little idea of the pleasures which God fronl-of the store of N. I’. Yowell(&. Go., O’Douald. She will bollerò two ^ Jfire? —/k.’«la Banner r ','*‘ bedsteads at“ a rununngc^shhv last week lias placed within their reach, ns the nnd this cnnbleit the hotse to kick hlinau-lf weeks, mudi to U|e pleasure of oiir young . Traveyng dVef the State tif Florida, evegi wooden man that stands in front of a free and’make the circuit of the block at a folks. > » . ■ *.. . • v . s in this so-called dull season, <md following and will commence keeping IxtardcfS tobacco’ store. Ami llicre Is ttu jeawtn 2:1(1 gait. He was filially captured and . : .. — --------" . ... s* nil the heels 0f u period of great financial soon. Since Unde h’pti died tlie widow’s wliy this should lie so. it is id! iinblt— is doing duty ul thé same old stnml. Mrs. W. R. Gardner rind daughter. Gladys, stringency, one cannot but be impresstsl got to hustle. She's going to run tier ltd a yery bStl one. Mtiny men imaging w|u> liave been S|iendiug tlie jmst two *Jffi tlie duildinjj. that Is going on, uml boarding house on tlie Kurojiean plan, that any different program would mean , / . months iu (lie North, most of the time Swam A cross the Luke t ‘e oilier, work*'of developmeni.that is in She’ll sleep 'em and tlie boarders will with friends in and urooiul t>jlliiisvil|e;'? , neglec-tifTfJ Jiusiness.’' Nonsense I Tlie (V*l)bnijb‘md«n, the foiirteeu-yrax-old progress, «uys Uio.Lakclaud Ncws. The have to eat thomi^lves iiiiltys tlie bedbugs busine^vni»n‘V lio lias rutioual pleasures soil of E. H. Ilerndoii of this city. Is d*?s- Ul„ returned lumie uVlain 1hurt week F Friday. ’rlday, Ei« ^ s Huridn of ten years hence will be n get at 'em first. cript for the J!xfe‘ssive lienl, tliey had u has n great»» zest for ills business and lincd to hetumie thd 'chuniplon swimmer One of Jim S[xtoncr'6 cussed Istys great State, indeed; great, no longer incremost enjoyable Ulne, yet uro glad to be caught Aunt Sereptn * Buster's stump- mnkes lit tfie long run more money for of lids section before many years. Tlie V in undeveloped resources, but great In back aiming Florida friends und breezes. himself npd'lmppiiicsa for his family qnd 'Other day he suirteiVfroin Our Walker fish tailed Jiull dog and iialnted his tail fire fek*4Ytn*srtiT*jaIW*IliF,lA( (¿n IU Oini—iAV'4twilJ4r*Yi«l 'Trl7PTW'.''*'*APib'OfWw-’k«>t'4ia»si»iKw, a : ,ti »t>*"****-,**W ?T*»rir 'S'tr,morelleTiu‘^nheJ ng7 'Frp terpnses. People wjiu are regreting mnnf He get* nn idea inti» ills head the lake to Enterprise. He wut accompa­ Mrs. J. D. ihrviqon left Monday .for New never came down tlie pike. Every time !ww ,,mi ***• year, ago they failed to lie gets a sight at hi. fire rod tail he occasionally and is of sbmoacCount to ids nied by a boat and after (fevering the en­ York City, wliere she wJU visit Mr. Davi­ nveat in property whose valuation has Gifif. his country und Ills kind. tire distance of five miles was strong son's sister. Thence she will go to’ Derry, VMetied <me hundred fold sliould realize towls und starts fur Uie burn. Aunt * 1 ■' * ► l enough to dumber into tlie turn *lmd ex­ few Hampshire, and spend n few weeks ■Sereptu and tho dORTtru" boll) tlfreutened 'ii-’ satnc ratio of increas will ’ liold .If titeru.js uchunoe to boom business, pressed a willingness to swim back over with her brother, Dr. W. R. Sunders. This knod^ ftr tlie uext decade, Tlie set Her ■witii nervous prosUution. boom it- Don’t bo u knocker. Don’t pull Hip course. Sevural’ men have covered is a much-needed vacation for Mrs. DuviSum PetUngH*. hired girl lertdered her ^ a y ha. tlio saute opportunity long fuco. Hope u bit. Get n sntilo on tills distance, but Osborn is the first lud pon. and her legion of Sunfurd friends Will resignation Inst’ Saturday and has hired ‘ ‘tancement of property you. Hold U|> fyoui bend. Get a hold of fourteen years to undertake the feat ho()e for p full cujoymens of-tliosama gild out to stuff sausages in Aleck Sixioner’s -oars ago. with Iwlll iioiids. ’TIk 'h pull.. Bury your uiid Tho lTeiuld'wnr'uwtml Iiliri thc chain- wifi be luippy to welcoulfi*Tier bauk about meat shop and sing soprano in (he Newtlie Rtht of October. . uitcbet. Drop your tmnulmwk. Hide piuiisliip medal. ‘ *4. A. Sjff-er's. light choir on Sunday. t .V .- » •' •- . *\L ^ Ç-T»- *. �TH E H i wlaji; «II others. iqcs. «•vrriiu llrnry SANFORD August 29.1908 IIER Att^ m ailer “ 1 cnu!t toll whnt you mean," he on"A ll right,” council tod Popoff. .“ It airered, puzzled. —» will ho q. good lesson...In diplomacy. Jfpr "A i«l n iu tu 't tell what 1 «u(.t»ii.’r*‘ sbe rejoined. "B y .■tho way," aho added. By way right track.” 1 •■ ■ "how do you happen to ho bore? You Tho ntnbnssaddr draw nu Ivory-fan. declined my Invitation." from Ills p ock et "I'm here," ho replied bluntly, "be* "Last night at tho embassy ball," cause I'm making It,toy business to Bahl be, “ Nova Kovltch, who used to got rid o f every Frenchman who shows bo ono o f my .nttacbes, brought mo sign» of proposing to you." this.. Up was crazy wllh Jealousy. I "But ivfly ? " -sho asked In wonder. T h è ■G a r d e n Feti?. He'd Just picked up tho fan;-Bald It. "F or my own amusement; tbaPs nil." * •* > l u l l gardens f>f Umov Sonia 80 - was Ida wife’s and thnt some man had; "You—you don’ t happen to bo In IrfVej I down’s vllliiipjust outsldp Patta, written ’ I lovo -you 1 on ono 6 f tho wltli mo j^uH&lfV" Bhe asked, a tinge ! were gnyly decorated for a Btlcks. Ilo was going homo to bcat.bls 0f wlatfuluess In tho light mockery.0/ § lawn fete. Tile groundli were wlfo and mnko her confess wlio tho her tone. dotted ^wll h4ftHHblng-group»-ot-brlghU. villain was when I pereundod my wlfo t "Cerininiy non" he retorted, with ly dressed men ami jWijnen. for Bonin; to snvo poor M t^ . N ova"K ovitch '5y ggspldoua promptitude, bad particularly requesled'thnt' nl) her preiemllug tho fan was her own. Ab, | "You’re vary, very ru d er she re­ Mursovlan guesth wear their pictur­ but my wlfo Is .n born diplomatist! p^ved. '.‘But since yog dop't lovo mv esque native costumu, and tho result N'ova Kovltch -was convinced, and ■I yoy ought to Do able to give me good was a veritable kaleidoscopic carnival o f color, n perfect riot o f surgeons "Obi” growing} Danllo, chagrined. -hues and striking figures. "Then there Is some one you want to Ambassador Popoff, his long,' lean mnrry 1" figure draped in vivid green, wos pac­ Bho nodded. ing the alleys of tile garden near tho "Whoever, tho mnn Is, he’s niter entrance, gato,- pausing nervously now your money," he Bnecrnd. * and again Id scan l«to arrivals In "No,” sho contradicted., “ Ilo Is -aot— sr.-.rcb o f sonio nne. * £ £ length he de­ not this ono." scried tho man ho sought. Nish \vns "You said all men were alike." Just hustling Into tho grounds, ntid tho "This man In different. Ilo loves me." auiiuissndor nt onco beckoned to him. Delighted with his own astuteness, "Then mnrry h lm lW h n t in Itda m el •uNftw—the«.—Mr.- NlshT^-erhtf-Fopuffns-noon ns the llftlo .clerk had sham­ tho nmlinBsadOr pottered off to*~3oin the care. And I’ll d'ancc at your wedding. bled within earshot, "I told you -to* hand, lilsukly facing tho astounded Ut­ , PIP dance till I Wear holes through bring Prliica Danllo hero and not to ile clerk. * 4 both^uv* s h o e s . ---------- -— t*------------— Nntvodilih for mr-lnirtant-nntH1*—------ 7"H o wouldn’ t let mo stay," explained Nish. " lie says be won't come. He's giving n ’ party—ir"1 may say so, a - very gay"— . “ A n d -for tbo snko o f a lot .of pleus* urc seeking idlers tbo prliicST refuses th obey my orders and'com e to Mme. Bonln’M?” - * “ Yes, your ¿xcolluucy. Ho potRHely refuses to come. And when 1 say •positively' rofusCitl-j- Ilecc h ols now l" ' lianll.v. resplcntlept lit tlio uniform o f a Marso\laii captain o f 'hqssnrs, stroll*’»1 •nonetmianiiy forward, wtfli n-c'are* less nod that «pitie IguqreJ tlie'nmbiusndor's glare o f reproSt ti^^Jils Jato_ ne«a.' . ; . " I understnnd, prince,", began Popoff co|d|y,'7 thnt you imsitlvoly .refusjpd to obey m>’ " — •j ' -? "So I did, so I did,” nssontsd, Danllo èheorfully* '"B u t hi thojnst moniont.I. changed my nitnd and iqy Clothes, nnd hero I am. j ’vo postponed my »patty tor ari hour or so. -You'seo, 1 reinem. Wcrjjjl. iny prpmlse to. help you scuro away front Iho'.whloiV itny Frenchman who seomod Infilled to makb levo to \ hier..•That’s Why I eftine." i ^ * ■~7 -■‘ ■QOfA!” ¡q 111rovod-X'upoff, Itnlibiug.JiIs * hsmU «IiKfolly. "Very-.'goodl ■where do you-esp& t to bcglgf* /* c ~- • ; "W ith 11» •■most dangerous sulfor. ■ Who lp ho?” S’ " Well," replied Popoff confidentially. '" P v o lmd my eye ou^ioF.-uml ft seems t«> me Ihot-Do Jolldoh"— uxclatmed I limilo. "De- Jotldon! Iniitosslhlol" "W hy ImpONsihfo, pray? 1 think I have .ss g‘«>od oyes ns any mnn. I think,’ sir, I "enn detect lovo .when 1 pee It. And from the w n y'D c Jojidou looks nt tbo widow—why, man, I don't know n single tiling thnt‘doesn't point toward Ids being In lovo. with h<r. -o n iy ono u u n g -jo o d o y r ^ .¿flood by I" sho echoed. - 1_“ You're— yoiFrr'uot golngr* *•1 Ipavo Paris tomorrow morning— by tho first trnlu-forovcrl" "Then you won’ t he here, after all, to dnneo at iny weddingV” , — ' "But you promised.. Aigl now, I sup­ pose, .1 shall never seo ylfb again, tor when I’m 'married.I shnll Hy.aIn Paris.” '■•Tthortjiht you were mpro ualriotjp.*’ hi^tglnlM. . "It seems. hnnTthnt you should turn yohr bnck on your nntlvo land, mnrry a ‘Frenchman and Bcttlo hero." "Y et it is whnt I havo.decided,’” aho answered. “This Is probably the last tlmb !• shnll went our native costumo or dance our wild national dances. To* day’s fob»’ Is a sort o f farewell to old tlmW, . ■ ‘ . S “ No;.our ilancos and costumes would not appeal to a Frcncbuian. Who 'Is It you are going to marry?” *• •• "Tho. engagement ..Isn’ t announced yet.’’ sho evaded. "Thqfi,” ho returned,; with a shrug, “ I suppose I shall nevw know, for 1 leavo early tomorrow." “ And you won’ t danco at my woddlug?" ■lb nn instant tbo two tvuru w Bn idly auild tho Intricacies of Russian 0 » h<V ««oli ha* bus for bcrla*« ico plain to Tartar steppes-« dance o f youth, agility, utter nban(loo, .77 .. / Yet ns they cam e pnuilhg to a biili at tbo Inst crashing note of music faco’ oft, neither reflected tho ex hilar*. , Uoh tho sw ift jnol(pn mid stirring measures usually .«wilted., lirbiei. Da. * ‘ nllo'fl brow wore n very penvpuu» 1 scoWI. Bofiin, too,.w as dopneast , H »j. her rash expcrlniciij fulled?--, "Yon dliin’t enjoy ‘ thKt." said she. •"N ot especially," he confessed "DIJ*j you?” •’ "No. Y’ ou don't dnnoo ns" well as you did." • “ You’ ve probably grown to prefer French partners." ho Tcpllod, piqued * at tho refiSUon on his dancing "From nil 1 hear," she retorted, -yoo have jftU o right to dw na ¿a thflf'yhorc.-t,dipu **la ity^**1-,fci h 1m Maxim's. OPfi’ ^y “ Now and thcln’-' V admitted.. “ Aqd with what sorj nf pa riders, t wonder?”, she scoffed, it.touch uftknirs1 In her Bwoct voice'. ."W ith polite onoa," said ' n.mli, — Bhe-wliUKMl :«voi> so- Utile-aiHhe ^lUILynu..won’t." sfep -e d ed . a sud d »» Inspiration flashing through her mind and lighting her pale fugo to dazzling lieHutv. "rtntrrb wllh me how !" ”1 suppose* you dnneo better wltli them limn witL.tub.” . ------ --• ’Tosslbly,” ho agreed. "You sec, 1,1 too, may prefer French partucre.” 1.;BUo raised her great dark- eye» t£a hla, a. wofld o f meaning 1n thr,pi. - •■*' "D o you ?’1 sho nskud, atlbost in' w h ls iie r y X • ■<’ Ths>Mstniit dic.llPAtnv had bee?i.Plifyh^T'Tignla, this'tim e not n unlive ulr,*■OTt a .dreamy, JafliiUcly sweet Vlen-g neso waltz. Thu ojKniug notes of ttie^ haunting melody, though soflcu cdti/'i distance, wore wafted none ttio u-si.; distinctly to tho Ilstcnihgkeouple . r r- I r *F • B w Again tholr oyVisiiret With a iiiuiimrA ImiMilso they drew toward eagji <ilh«. 'J Thou begóa a dàuco nn dUfereiK rpj.. j tho stiffly conveutlonqljM ^oom wa!ln-| ns moonlight differs from 11 giiNuliiioi flnr«. Wlfcfl moru'than n hint uf iiu*j fred, marvelously* graceful poses of ; fUayonic daueern, Danllo and Kiiiii;* 1«0 _ gnu their wondrous waltz. <J Ttfrowlhg herself hack Into strength of hts circling cm bra cs*! 1h> y in-« nrnjs swrnj-io.1 lll.t; wind blown »lies In rhylhin wjiii‘ TiTTi music, her light atop scarcely tou.*h 0 enrtli ns tho prluco guhlod .hetiRhi'oiUV the maz^a of tho dance. - ; .. It was n strange, dextorous h|ca«l *f cast and west, o f lissom oriental pi* turlng.qnd of gliding,'"modern .«siifli Hteps—tho x o rf libelry o f niollou.'\«r from thp first note until tho last.strain o f .music died k\vay did elthor. diin<vfV eyes leave, tho othelTs. ; "« J^ovo, eager.aud eternal, was til ft«' gazo of each! IJye said ppeuly Jo v)* " I f v.l may your excoll«*í^^5?,' put In Nish, shuffling nervously, JWI ÌiiiiLH.L£SìJUiLJfliILjfiUyCJiJiluidgllliliui^ ho nddi*d, .chuckling, 1 suy -single' I iitcim 'linn 1hit.1 to put your ‘ blithering» lntiT plain wordsf* - . . ' ■"Wcjl,* your -excellency," stammored Nish, “ I hnppeu to know M. de JollALL HEB MAKSOVIAN QUESTS WORE THEIR PICTURESQUE NATIVE COSTCMES. ilon is alretfijy heml over heels In love with a lady who bus n husbund. .H e"— “ Nish," olwrrvod U10 prince,'“do you •'Mr. Nish," thunderod P^DOff, “you" one su ateneo out uer sieuuer wuiio BUp'pose IPs ponslhle De Jofftflm can bo .ore deiiiekulng yoursolf*to the con­ arms w^iTh an allurement, that no mor­ In lovo wltli Mme. Nova Kovltch ns "Jealous?" ho raged. "Jealous? I tal man could resist temptible act of talking seHiidall Are (fell *ns wlth^Mme. PopogYk ' - ■, y ou .Dwnre o f tliat.. U r. Nish?-■ I t Ip, Jealou«?^Thal;rt. a good otoJ*. - .. *Pd—I’d like to think ao," murmured go on talking It and tell mo .who shs Words fallod film, and ho stalked Nish «s' ho started faithfully off In tho yiwuy to a nearby summer house, wake o f his chief. ‘T d like to think so. whore, ho paused, loot In'seoiplDg con­ "You fool!" whispered ‘ Danllo In It—It would maku it leak exilualvy, templation o f tho little‘building's archi­ Nish's car. “ Kvcryliody blit ihe runlens o f a monopoly. Aiid to think his. tecture. . f bnsoqdor- himself knows'•It la Mme. excellency' never recognized his own I'opoff whom Do Jolldou lores. Be Tho ucgloctiMl fan lying on-tho table wife's /an ! Where ignorance Is bliss c a r e /u ir caught Bon la's eye. ‘She- picked it up why read*up on divorce laws?" idly ,nud opened It Tbo words "I love “ Well, Mr. Nish," repeated Popoli Laying tbo fan otf a nearby table, majestically ns be eyed .the Bqulruilng Danllo wus turning^way when a voice you" mot her gazo. Quickly she glanced nt Danila • clerk (rttb lofty majesty, ‘T in wait­ behind him called mockingly; ing to hear the name of the lady that "1 understand," she murmured to "HtllF In. retreat? So you are afraid Up Jotldon Is In lovo with." herself. "H o vowted he'd never any It tf mol" ‘ ‘ I lo —lie neglected to tell me, your tj* me, ao he’s written I t " ■«* ... CHAPTE Whirling about, tbo prluco faced excellency,’ * Sputtered Nish. - " Tfiw r ’ BRf f n t y m ’ the black and gold Mnreovlan. dress wunl her, she furtively lifted tho fan shall discover her by diplomatic means, to her tips and klssod the written nm! when 1 find ..who she U-fTTfc shall words. Then as s^u restored It to tho tabid sbo whispered: use her Influence to lure Dq Jolldou aw ay -from tho widow. Prluce, will •"Just tho bome, PU make him say yqu help mo In this?" It * Ho shall r "Leave It all to me,” suggested Da­ She crossed to where ha stood. nilo,- with startling- TrilUngurss. “ Don't “ Have “ you nothing to say to n t , trv to learn her identity yourself. - L«t prluce ?" sho asked. "A tody went Into the rummer o p c n f h v iu n s " what sullen pride forced ir0I A d" Up*. £ . v> ,1 Theq a last!dr.wmy chord music was hùrBid. Donilo uno started, amazed, a* though fruui �Aujust 29, 1900 THE SANFORD HERALD i'ot paratila«. »TDo widow, teartui by- Impulsivo w on! »bo might wreck her plan of bringing Dnnllo to tier fist* darted breathlessly away to welcome a new «roup o f guests. T bo prince, loft alone, Btnrcd after,bor, opeu mouthed. A dapping Mf applauding bands aroused him. 1-' » ^ «pravo, bravo, my dear prince!" wheezed the ambassador, toddling forwardT “ What a delight ful llttlo dnneot Cherry Hiatory. - I t i » still asserted In sflwoîtiQokfl that Víiurrleü motu Introitim i to Pigiami «y the “ fruiterer" or « grecngriK-er o f Henry V ili.; uImo. (but they wore not common for n hundred .venni nid-r that tltiui. riiU u an orror. Mr. ‘ Thomas 'Wright fourni thu intmo In every duo o f tbo Anglo-Saxon vocnhhl nr lea-which M edited. Ho common, n ero they and so highly esteemed tlmt tbo tlnje for gathering them liecamo n recognized festival—"çherry fair" or "fenst." And tills Waw. Into a-proysfMnl wxprcsntmr for tleetlng Jo^f», Oower sàys. ilio frin t^ iy t^ h t jUftt dU u-hi hht a cheryofuyrc," nml Hope "emlurcth ^btlt a Jliruwe, right ns flt Mere n chorye* Teste." Tlicro In moro Hin If one foconi o f the purchasejf^trecs for the king's garden nt .Westminster ce ill lirica.Jiò* foro Henry v i l i , was born. Hut rilny contradict ortMlio fable, ns ir In pnjÌUwAle mood. After telling that I.u- On a New-Footing. •i . * f + v •* * >•>* •* v •••♦*>•* ••* V; : ? ’*• aeiiiug «noos is a ¡mico easy, occupattOH.- It will give mo,Just enough to do to keep mo froth' staglia Hug. and It won’ t wear mo out w ith overw ork . “tmly to Seo If you hnd succeeded HI Investigarte p.’ ICs queer. though, et In fludlug who the M y Is with that, his im m ola Fopic, ,my inline-Is whom I>u Jolldon Is Innovo. F in; imi at Foote, - be Wfthto trr cbme to the. city bo mndo to. win him hwny from any nml I ^rhnt lh go to' tbo Country."-ideas oL-iiiarryLuB tho wltlpw ,” _ _ ----A visit to the little town decided •*1 'o blares with that and all the rest him. lie lilt'd Its appearance anil lo­ of yourrsllly plftnst” shouted Danllo. that In tiro course of 120 yoiiiS they cation, He was- ‘pleased. moreover, "Don’t, worry any 'more . about the hnvo spread WldeJy, "¿ven passing with "F o o t « \ Shoe Btora" nii«i bought widow;0 ! f s no use, I tell you. -She la over sea to HcHnln.” —Comhlll Magn­ It, good will und all, nt n bargain. , golyg to nmrry » Frenohuinn In-spite atile. . ••Well.” said the other Mr. Foote, of bs -"1 nil! And," ho wont on bitterly. “ you wqiijt have to change tlie slgn." goaded by thp chagrin and abject dlsTh« First English Bookmaker, "No." Tie nnsM'orod slowlv. -"I’ ll lust ap|Kilntuicnt In Toiiotrs face, “ I’m' go..Both the Derby and lhu_JÛnks jug tn dnncir at her wedding." fTu-lr na moja to tlmt Karl of Derby who. *« - - , « . . i r^Tho next day lie nddr "Gulag to marry n Frenchman, la .kept. a„ .puck o f staglimiiids ôîeEÎBfipàcitlî belinv 'the tdgn: "This slier yelled'th o'distracted ambassa­ during the Inst quarter of ibb'clght* dor* •Trcposteroiml t -I ’ll flud n ’way eqtiih contury and resided nt n hunt­ changed feet." • of slopping It! And It Is Do’ Jolldon ing box culled tho Onks. -F ifty yenrs A Fsychfo Phenomenon. Ip it its ns ymir business? Does it do you credit, site thinks o f marrying?" Inter a spiteful description o f the Oaks An cxtr.ionlliinry Incident Is connect­ "What’s thnt to mo? I don’ t know’ and Its Jockeys \vus recorded, loathe or dopa it misrepresent you ? Think il over, and If yon who hIio's- euir.iited to. nn d "— diary i»f Chnrleq G ra ille, In the* ro- ed 'with Professor imT llctkom er’rf1fnmrnis pointing; "The Last Muster^ As*Tobe«*nlinur<L,i * |X»ft o f -the ll^slurlhtriiy run tho names Ijiitl it ia not ns flood ns you think it oiif»ht tq IxilriMb» «mee. which was tbo picture of U a y oa r.a t _ . • . . -T* « • •* .£FWflvtf starters gad of all tho* ridogp the academy. ■ ■* "Misery Loves Compahy;M One morning noon after the. etlilhl"I beg- your pffhlon.” said tho lion u;un Opened the artist was astoiu stranger 6u the bicycle, riding slowly Ishcd to reçoive n letter from a lady, « up lb the sidewalk nml stcndylug hb»-‘ .If you nri* necditif* letter heads,, hill heads, envelopes, perfect-tatranger, wJio sahl she was self by putting his foot on tlfu curt), not liwarc until she saw ''The ‘t.ast •'but ,J am lookbig for n restaurant cartU r-st uti4UetttSrwimTlnr*LL'hn()kleIs or q iiy ih in fp oL U h ftt .Muster” nt, th1* peft-l‘“ nlii **n thc^pTTTt’where I_egu got a good meal. vCaii you uua day Ilmt hPr-mother, (Iren® dead, Mfrcct 'ync kind, let us hear from you. We-will submit samples and hud ever sat to the jirofessor for her addressed Was portrait. prirrK ITH rm piesU ;stan4h>tf- Ìu in,ut «>i «îJs t o r  t ,ylng to Now, (he figuro In the picture was mH--« -grain - o fr im’trtl- mil O f.Iltiie y e mora rU’h lj rewarded than thoso of wlfli'onc limid and holding his hat on "King James I , ;,\yiw> Mx*ra regnjed by pnlntcd solely from linngliintlhh, nini with the oilier,' for It wi\p h .whidy t|Ur HrUUiIi,’ .- 'èòlomoii ‘ -with Jolig the artist liastelicd to oxplnlu this fact dny, mid at first ho piada Tm responso. hJiooeliOfl,, deUvefed, half In I.atln mid to Ida correspondent. Him thereupon .asked for nn appointment and too,k.'«u Rut presently ho spoko. -, ■ 1»,.If half t.* In Caledonian * Weslml^iuter Gg; • If you aro fond of especially nice slulionery, nsk to see oil palptlng of her mother, assorting1 “(Jo to the next block,” he Bal(l,*."aiid thnt It was n-fnlthfu! rciuesmitatlon of ^urn to, the right. Four doors down our Bonds muI Linens, You'll he sure in like l Item.__ __ that lady.’ you will-find ft rcstniimnt.'’ A n’ lyjnftunj .album wnH prasonted to ; The acadoinfclnii was nstoulslied to Fttruger thauked lilm^nmi m<le WjllligÇlarli, braihor- o f Lew I I ! (inylon! (icrecHte- that lie had really portrayed on." Almut an b o n i later they n'cclClark,'H"* poet, cm one occasion, with on ;bin o w n ' canvas a AiiWndlo o f tho iSeirinlty intòt again. ThO stranger wnq figure In This other pulnthijh iiUliongli it tiapiiuit fiijr*"Hoino rhylllo«.,, an tits wny ont of;.town. lie .slopped It W as that ^<f a wònjaii Mhoni*Ìib Imd jMr. ÇLnrk whs at (ho-house «Y a farmer, and tho .njan's dnugliter had never seen In tils Ilio. I.oinhm M. A. IV til hied an njü nccoùne'lKiofi; .into au aiitoprajdi album III .M h lcji/ Were i In«-* '▼'i ' ' 6 h lp ^ r r e c k a a n d C o u r t s M a r t ia l. I’i he caatom of holding courts jiiiifttal uCrll^M Ttie natncS o f h er’ . various hi tho Mrltlsh navy after eveky ^nje o f ’T tlmntfht. you would,” .'.answered frh 'nis itud yelatlr.es below lipirroprlate «hip wreck jars a cujiotis origin!.* Ill ‘ ic, .--V tli^fithy. " I f you had waited -tHl A HenJIn^nlH., Mr, ylftjrk. 6aw his opportunity, and 1711 the WnggjVJtMie of L'nititnoilnre' fimttl of.sa ih l oitt nf my çyq » <* <* ❖ -î-<■ AiiAhn's vessels, W hs M’rfcclteil o fftln x ?ii • •><*•> p.' I slsij^d hijeo'Rent.you tq*n good regeoist'u f (‘ hlle,_mr»t of the crew being thurud, iMil.ydu didiv’t. I Jflst hndyixr «nved. ‘The’ men^and some of UJV Jtmdlvjda’ my ^ttlsery. wIfh*#qmebody..A|w f«*W oflieers held, that they were no. yoii lmpputitd. to bo linÁdy¿’s -Vout||’fl ^l'Ms wrfriii'» n arono nn dark ns thiiger nmetinhli) to ’dlsclpilne-because Couymnlnti, - ■ “ • v » fUyjt their pay censed with the wreck, bin ! WhertB hpRii; la acarcc. Morlli •' *** 2 ‘ ?> .t: — (he captain, whoso name wna Davy Our pro ttorn up fiotUtng *Sho y/orked th'rt BftnkS' Cure. Cheap, differed, treated tliunf mutl' -tlCUCO . , . .- *. t S’ iVribicrimes nru occasionally com-- Thai tiny aro dour at * . . . Ueei’H and shot one o f his mldahljnuen. GOES EVER YW H ER E »fitted In Payr«/.ns, - for Instuncu; ^n And yet; to'stay Jicro many nro , Ho was then deposed, and nioit o f llur wiitiiig: ■ vld gypsy -woman called on a doctor epfW til^dp off In tlinkr of the boats. AlUtough they miiy nbt have ' , 1 Jailer whan It was iiroposed to pror<'ei1 I » - —London ^Graphic agalntt the s4n.-sUf-t|-«iutliifM*rs-tti«Juw . Doffart Bill« by Weight, .nUteers of (ho crawn dcchled tliat tho -«buts near-by.T S‘l ld^VgrArlèil-rtho flor- *.•"Dollhr~tiUl8 are Wiifth alinriiiniielf TiTPïï- 'hnïï ' lah-n^còffeci Tu thelr view. (HinI cura," she said, "ijut iherp Vita no wclglit In gold," n hank president said •rifis dlscovery led tu. tifo training of restili. I f - you will alloiV. rflo t o 'p a y réellon 01 of thè arllclcs of wnr, wlil.ch tho other day to a depositor. jour-ic-e tn ujlVnnco ! shall-ho suro j-otl "Y e s,-1 siipposo they come In handy proi'ldcs tlmt tu Ilio case of stitpwreck, .VH I’ c a u t ó ^ . ' » ’ > *. *y foif' Chaiige nhrt are easy to carry,"'the destfiictlpn oT captura hy tho. oticinyn Thp tloctijr fcûnsontgà, and tho *bld shl|> ls hcld to renialn In* commission ^¡posltor raplled absently. Moiiian-iriinded-bliü a flOO notd. As '"N o; 1 was spooking literally," 'tlw peinllng llupilry hÿ a court martial. .la- Vian getting the elmiigo out or tho TVuik. president suld. "\YN got Into an vafe ntic agitlu mentioned the. "sorpont Tho. Pig* of- Brittany. n < ’muent In the bank JlitTrf* Tlio oilier eiire” and he asked her wliat It M-ûS. "Brlttmiy Is nil right',” the trnvelSJT. ihiy ns. to Si«w.' nluelr a dollar hill “ 1bis." slio said, nml, tAkiug a box Weighed A twenty dollar gold pleco man said cautiously,, "but bewaro of ’ - Für- dctaflòd htforni.itimi, rates, orJiOdules and' rr serval ion«,'H6e your ueurosl * Weighs WO grahis. W e-fou n d tlmt Ilio pigs there. Tho Breton pig Is not Ticket Alleni, write to or call on twenty-seven crisp, new ojie dollar bills tat mfrl Indolent like r*ura. lie ls as< -uT'lgli lira haute ns u twepty dollar lean and fierj-^fis a- vyolf u n it w ir e if gold piece. Wo* tested some bills that \voifs size. All over llrlttanjr you iseo had been In use and found Jliat It took him. .swaggering up nnd^ dowa the F K A N K -fi. BOYL-STON-, bill twenty-sir of thorn tb balance'dm White roads lii search o f root »..berries. A ’. JW. EKJTOI D iy U io n PaKjtcjiglpt.vArteui » . " T r a i n i n g I’ m gold .-niece. - ! snpposo thftt l wehiyTlx" ï w » anyth!ifIFTfTr bo~minfi forhw» ns»sT bills gatlier nn accumuliitkui-fof for '"Tinimolf- Ids- master nelcp feeds *’ • A tlantici to a ^ t U m ‘ L Jhtikso-Hvilier Fin him. Blop_oiit of Ids'way, or ho wIU Si *. * dlrtMn tO*l3)aR from hand to band that snarl ahd leap nt you, • ’ *» weighs,alsniF what one new lilll does." North ii .. m . fA and.: South Consult the Purple Folder --TI',. Kansns tTty Htnr. liftn iw uni 1-i-onf lin m L arU «-- SoinuUnicfl lliey fall asleep beside tbo load. They aWOkp wllli a sharp pain A Picture Story. ’ ^ w o htmtera nro necu walking all Ili* the lìmi or lei? tt.e palu o f n-hiingry hsg’ a teeth.” — New Orlcamf Timesover the m oving picture. They think they nro fo^owlng hear Domocrat tnit'lm. How. is Your Sidewalk ? , . Vagari«« of'thc Plumb,Lina. Onb of the curious things' Unit men of science have discovered In their In­ numerable efforts In measure and map the earth with the least pessUfiu error Is tho filet thnt there nro places where tho direction of a {¡lamb Huo ls^nof ■P«py« on M«y D«w. vortical, irregularities o t tuguity T i­ In I’epys' itlinu May duw—thnt is, the criiHt of the glut*» may produce tlijs dew gathered from the grass on a May phenomenon. morning, and especially on the morn­ A ronmrUablO Instance has Itecn ing o f May day—vyis highly prtted /fir ffilftd In th« Island of Porto <IIIco blenching Ilncu find Improving tho coinploxlun. IVpys wrote In JIW7: "My wife away dowu with Jane nud W. Tlewer U>i W oolwich In order to a lit­ tle nlr on to Mu (hero tonight and so to gnrber S(ny dow tomorrow morning, If you contemplate put tint* in u new walk and want the very best uuttcrhls aml'skilletl w «kmauslup, see o i Suddenly tho foremost hunter stops with n* start. "B y gum ," ho shouts, "them ain't b’lir’s tracks nt pH; thorn's tho slide man’s d irty thumb marks.” —Hohemlsn Magazine. 1 ; ikes] I neVor fing to moot ao H for fear ó f any hurt going abroad so t a buacb^-K au- betimes happening to her, but I to sloop again.- Bho came home about 0-" ConeeU^tr-the epol' bubble of life, very lurge, vtft-y smooth and ascendant until pricked, .1 . . 1 Contractor W . T . .W are « F -ffi! ' :■ , . 1 : ■ - F ■■h H He hits put in miles .of Tonerete walks in this;* oityi*uH of whicb are snlisljtetory tb the owners unti euneeded to be thè "best- walks in SunfonF U "In what wuy7” V "The later he stays out at night the more fie wants to sing ‘Homo, Swçel Homo.,»P—E xclungo.— 1 l iv e r y ' , FEED • ♦»¡h w : - - . . V ‘ lr l. and Ö W L E S T A B L E S •*s and-Buggies Qlacksmlthing j»nd Horseshoeing Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged ? A U TO M O B IL E S FOR L IV E R Y U SE vatjtr JPMl MS mt i �mas* 2**s5 ■f t 1 •»1 t.,*T*— ,! -J iif ijH ■ H t ■H“ * /wM' Ifll 1 3la 1 * 1 1 ■fm S u fìi m j- * ■: Af cw T o « . fur ih«.?5 r mlo leant. TTie strain ~o? ooiifesaTon had unnerved her. Mason blessed her > for It. It Rave him the opportunity TIi Iorh went, badly In tlio cilice o f tho . he longed fur^of holding her In Ida Literary Leaflet the next 'day* Tho t nrma aud o f comforting and loving editor In chief wua noticeably dis1 her. • tra light. lie dlctnted In an abwnt( “ Hut . what will you tell Miss mlñíled manner and ngaln left tlio of, Grceno?" usked Margaret, dismay'nnd By Martha Cobb Sanford ! amusement tnktniffurnfl In possession f or her big brown eye« nnd ndorab!a_ idhuth. ' ." * Jv ; r* J,Oh, rn mnkq l!~STl right with L'OUWlu_ EUznb£tti£ MsMn assured her, Jnutfimnr. 'I'Shtfn a. dandy girl, hut h a f Leaflet tint! , Just Ipwl a fulllng.out w lth'herjliinco. -p**d force.— It-emijjoyed'-nu cd I dt»I • I J 1 # r» I » t i i i i l l . l l n I t i .» d illi.* il," A r i l I . You gVow-. lassici* every IntKle flushed Margnrt'fs checks erlm- nnd I’ve l*w*n .frying to help*ho£liatch chief, nn assistant editor, jv fiction ed­ Amburgh itor, (V'-fitinueltnld editor, or. roasting *op. . EAftPAUVSt tWrrtlajTrHbo Yveiil It UP-" . s r “V fit" n few minuted only tho rilek, (iIhi/iI Iho ofDco In n'tlnxe. Should she editor, a ■stenographer and a gynernl click,*? o f -thè typewriter broke tlio sb ol- iSfyiid she. not, confess? Her de­ office Iwy.. lonce. ' Suddenly n long cliuckln ienmo termination o f the Sju^ttlori wns ns Fr<'derlclp^Stall/ry Mason. A . B . , ., fur fmtmbolu«, Buttled; an ever,- whon, wns tho inlltdr In chief, and. Tommy from the editorial sanctum. "T o n im i what nro you dolngt’ (lust name nnd degreo of {duration late lir~th»“'nrloriiQon -o?- the accond wanting) wnfl the general ofllco hoy. mantled Misg Van Amburgh, facing day, .Mr. Mason called licr. Into his Mnrgarot Vna Amburgh, B. M, (bache­ the culprit stertlly. ofllco. * "Get on to tills", sniff the unnbnshod' , Ho stit a t-h is doBlt ou .which lay, lor maid), held nil tho other positions. This nblo trio kept things moving Tommyr-cendlng haltingly from some onco more, those fnjnl sera pa o f paper nmicnbly—a slu to'of affairs duo to tho torn scraps o f pnpor pieced togothi* on and hejd In Ida hand a letter, over ... Jpst hero Tommy' burst In upjn the IIo explained that ho had editor’s never fulling good nature, to thtS desk blotter before him. " I found Which ho -was .evidently perplexed. IIo •ibvefc. I f s hot Italked up at Margaret, however, with knocked several times, but got no an­ .Tom m y's.lovo o f tho-ludicrous anil to them .In tlio wastebasket. swer. Thou ho Continued to stand In Miss Vrfn Ainhurgh’s—well, to her com­ stuff'; ‘ Well—thnf’a—tho—way—I—feel— n smile. e bined prettlness nnd extraordinary about—you—sweetheart. It "Here's tlio strangest tuIXup, Mtss tht? doorway. grinning. ability. , ' . ,.WlIJi n sdddon. sweep o f her hand Van Amburgh. I sumder If you can • "Tommy,” announced the editor im­ i nto - Hm. hi Idat o f -this - center* o f nohelp mo make head tVinll o f It. Looks periously, ‘ IMlsd Van -Amtmrgh and-1 tlvltln* on ouo particularly^ exacting nro engaged. You nro tho first ono .to nflcm oon n minute plcco o f pilalcbanrd hoar t|ie nows.” *• forced Itq polite Intrusion; Tommy "Pshawl” cxclalmet! Tommy, ’That’s bnndcd It to MJhs Van Amtmrgh with no nows. I could ’a’ told tlicm dvet to tho postonica. You n reminiscent grin. " I ’ m* to lilnm'o, not Tommy," she conr when I found them scynps in the "She told, me,” ho nunounced, “ to necc\n’ t comn back." •fesjigd. nnd <then somehow she got wnstebnsket.' “ Ever?" gnsped tho astonish«} Tom ­ through her .explanation. It' was a givo It, to Air. Mason, but I promised ‘ ‘ • buttili luting experten«*. tho boss ndt to Ic^nny otjo get b y 'ino my. "You ain’ t got no right’’— "Buck tonight, gjpu. silly. Now, step tills nfternoon- Hito camp near It, When sbit had'AnlRhctl nnd with pa­ Hilely." Jhougit. Bay, bgt she's n wlnncrt" thetic humility Iteggetl Mason’s for­ Ab poo*« as Tommy hnd txten gone a “MIsr Van Amburgh glanced nt the gi venosi) ho looked nt her with a ten­ natile, dropped Iter work uiid, Ignoring siifliclent length o f ttnio to insure derness sho know she did not déserve, Tommy’s gratuitous observation», wont ngnlnst hts possible return Miss Van but which perversely site “fuit was Amburgh spread tho crumpled mbi of worth tlio having laundered to win. out to meet Miss TSIlxnheth G roc tie, —T o—Tommy's . anisAniwit--.ini-.soon paper’ out on the .blotter before, bar.1 * - fin ! 1 Ir*..... . alny. tilttell to the faim cr’4i_Eurprlse.Jui JfluntV hlmncir ubIut Iiil' HiPaSvIimcr'*ftbnut,«—1»< .voir ever *,«) anything so licaifInto tho cdllot^s; »nnetum. have directed llicso 'lltllo scfnps of found thn dojf trying to break a stdftb "H 'ln /’ he solllbqotxed within -cal- tifili” (her clieeka (lushed U» sho fcndlff *li;iuitlincut.to-j:uiiraclf»- MarcnroL. They In half, and on .himself counting tho * tmlfttM «ifih ot off Miss Vflir'Amhifrghr “ that younvpntcd to t h r o w ÿsH F ôtfâ l .■wore written with tho thought or you flock lie found there hnd been an nd"something's up. - Bho - ain't nu- around' It imd sing* for happiness? In my heart. They nro my .first lovo dltjoij'ln the night o f a lamb. Well, tliat’s. the way I .feel about you, thorcst. I’ll bet my mcni tlc,kct." — letters." •* Knew the Value. "Tommy/; reproved Miss Van Am- /w oolh ern *. l.w iU it-to fold you eluso At this Mate«rot unexpectedly burst Ip my liçnrt And sing to you of my "Do you know tho vnluo of nn oath?" . burgh, with dimity, "you nrdi not em­ VrfiaTiTijg noant her. Tfut Juo wds' gTnd asked the Judge of nn old darky who ployed to pohs coinmontS on Mr, Mn- j w v o " . .* * For «omo lim o Margaret* s'nb .very ih o hnd hnd tha courage to giro an- wns to bo ttffinext witness.' "Yes, sail, Bqn’s visitors. Copy thesh icttere-" still, her chin resting ou her*fwud. olluir xviminn thu happiness she coveted my, bnt "ÂÎIrs Vini*" Arubnrph was too lliu man*« lovo lettere up n bit. busy to answer. do not ring Ifuo." T o m m y ’s "Mark my words," Ug ibuttcred ns bo moistened the -copying -sh<X)t«,^'»bo*a. aiuUcnJy.aho brusbed atvny thu tcitre Jhat Were b rin in g ^ In h o blohrdWh Tiirinlug tilg- bròvCli got tho lions fnded/isiire." And It looked sp when bour lnter you nnd, giHhorlug - up tho precious tho mysterious T ljlbjr/ (nffhl|ig, .but craps, put them Ju ou envelope. with icar'.Btnlrted eyes, loft.Uni omce^ . After olio had 'direct«) this senti« followed by tho atteutlvo.edltsr. -- Z mmlal coUccrtrm 4td "MUs Lllxnboth • "Just uIomi iip^lie iTny'u tuikbioHH na ftiSmtg^-ilu! .drqpply^11, without best 0est yon enn, M in Van Amburgh,u !n- atlpiQdìfwn tho.oin«^inrutl chute. Thq f tructod MiTMn»on-In |)j»»liig.C'H;shall nut bo hack this'aficnioan.'1 \ ' ». • ;■ v jfj* • illiL.I I’i'l ver?" bnu^te'd’ Toni^ ■ m f o k S lic r s o lf . .Wlil^ Hie feeling that she had p m e d through-flpnn* aw ful"ordeal, yoh had coinu out of u ercflitnbly, Margaret wnippgd up a hunch j>f^rntfifcllfiiiooui riiniiiiKCTlpts fbt,Joule trark nnd closed t lm -a iik e V . - - — -***_ _ ' 7/ » 'A s she'wair reading t|iesr>.over later ' s Ih* cnine -upon one that.lsiro n1,pre­ cious «im m em 'iif *lfT own. "'flils'Ss .worth accepting?.' she hnd Jott«l down for the «Tltor's licnollt^ "If yon#cnn fix A Olipanser of Smile*. Her mother said: "Oh,*dear! that awful? Wbnt will ¿eop|tl but-the people tbemeelves seem think It about the prettiest |QC they had met that day. She waa a very little g|r|, frockod, plrtk ribboned, brown ci With her mother Bho left the su trnlu nt Uie.Graud Central stntlqn lu fro r' T r a ilin g 'o n ^ t h o ^ jj« i f orp, shoiit«l rat.directions 'for local "express tmltiB nud tho guards of tk,t particular car adjured the piiawt,***»; -ff*»|iienpy nnd vebotmnitty firemen, lively 1" and to “ Watch tlio step." Then all o f a sodden .there twus a lull Vn tho uproar. Tlio llttlo. girl wns .leaxln* the car. Bho stopped at tho door, loot ed bpek nhd waved her hand. "G ooilby,' everybody," .she said. Tho words carried to the far end of the enr. They made every one sit np T w o or throe persons called out n re sponslvo "Good by," two or three aald "lilesH tho child," nnd nil Minlled.-New York Tress. The 8 «s Serpent. -When fourteen-miles off Tfio const ofb1 Brazil M. J. Nlcolf, .author of "Tlirre j Voyages of n Nntuniil^t," olrservcd ■ sea sctiient which enmo wllhln abo« M could see was n dorsal flu nlKiut fuar feet, long sticking up about two ft* from the water. Tho flu waa a lirón«. Ish tilnck color and much rcseliibted i gigantic piccò o f rlblwn scnwectl. II«. lashing up the water with n cuNdoi wriggling movcmient. This creature was nn example, I consider, of what Ima liccn so often report«!, for wiul o f a better unnie, ns. the ’great tea sorjionL’ I feel sure, however, that U was not n reptile that wo saw, tmt 1 main inni." T. does. ”Ouo ob deso yeah InwVers done gib me foah dollars'for to Sivoar to siilltu. Dnt’s de value of nn oath. Half th# Battle. Honh dollars/ 'sUhi"- Atjd then 'there " I f I were you," said tho eld bscbf (t ns constcroaUoti, In the courtroom.— lor to tho honed lot, " I ’d either rule of St, Joseph News. *'•■/ *t' k now '» 1 .. ^ F ic titio u i. khow why, I supposa that's tini?* tb* Little Joo (rending)—'iVhnt Is a fic­ 'hat tIb I"—AMantn. Constitution. titious character, aunty? Atmty—Ope that* Is fulfil» UP. dear. Little Joe—* -Not by levity 0/ floating, but by «tul* Thao ~you nro n flctllioiis. character, tiorn force. Of ».swimming, studt tboa iyvn*t yow »¿uity7- Chlcngo Nows. make-thy wnys-Onrlyld.":'. m denim ne Thousand Acres Flowing W ells Guaranteed $100.00 to $ 150.09 Per Acre Reasonable Cash Payments on Easy Terms «W W W « Cauliflower,.,, Potatoes, Etc. i f • s1 L .a IJr » f I m -*• ~ • •1 n . * * * 1 ___ M 1 ' . 1i r m r, �«.u% r,"l"t', ’ i " *f ¡r *1 'i' V 1 ' '•■/J\- * , ' %■' J wi I.J 1!~|VM ■« ■ » ■■■«■■ > -y -------JL I - *— . ■ TWELVE P A G E S - Part I— Pages I t o 8 WM * - 1 NnmtJrr‘ 3 //V S A N F O R D — Life U, D HERALD ih Living SAM OKI), riORTTXA, SATURDAY, SEPtFMBER'Si 1908" First Year ----*-rv fled officiais qf( tjir* CanadiiAiPacific mil-, ISESafLer the U ni. anil if the Imat NEWS Of THE WORLD rond Unit they wall « o up -tluu-.system if ALL ARO tlN D ~M M ?*-4M»o»n-in « -iliving-sult; ór hinr nn HIGH SCHOOL OPENING ill:*» «Ti*iti ncisTâ «if tTii» uIpiLì•ilt *1» J1“T.. UiiTdmnnmfs of the slriting mcqhhtflcfTs T boa ni. stk)ngt;a.jieltiw tlie n'gulntion size, "• it goe» hard wi^ìi thè olTrnUcfs. Tlieffien llenis of Interest Gleaned Fr,om not complied with. — i - * Tlic Gc/iiiterai News o f ‘‘The, Tlic 1908-09 Term to fregiti Cu “'4 *. Land f Jlalf a million diilTarelsIinclngd in’ “The werc nbciit tije streets lnst eyentng in various Sources , *-« * \1 o? Flowers" September 28th],r. » pnban postal department causes the nrtbdr ootty wliite miits. Some of tlicrn h a p p e n in g s j m j r in q t h e WEEK « * . Mere~Uie Readers W ill‘ Find o B fié f historical Sprlnii-fioNArtni r o r . Hurried Readers resl of -Ricnnhi Rodriguez, head of tliedepnrtmfffil, and prillin'Mum niid Frnnclsco pihlpbnV" SURVEY E Ò F N E W nOAlP C t t t t D fROM THE STATE PRESji i S' rf,— tooS^i a giWKl tomi of wct goods, bm bcing gooii Sailorè tliey all mttnnged tu get back to tbc tsmt ^ithout striking thè |xilice slioals. *■ * NOTIFICATION BY PR O f. PERKINS 1T J o That Effect nnd Offers Intcrcstlne, An Epitome o f lb ? Week's Most Im And Practical Suggestions to NLW T O S T A I RILES portout Happenlngj'Jn tjie Parents,and Pupils Tlic American tenm, winner« UL the re­ The Sanford Traction Co. and Sanford ' State's Domain, •- > » Prof. N. J. Pe.rkibs. 11i^ V cry cfficielp cent Olympic contest W tr ln %igtand, ar­ &. Everglades Ry„ to Sthr.t. . Up to last'week, .700 barrels of limes Rules W orth R eading- Instructive ond principal of tiie:SunfdFH High School, wiia " rived home. Aug. 29. They were received Intensely intcYrstlng Tlic initial work on thw Sanford Traction grown on the neigiilmring keys (lilond) la sojuurning ¿'t, Amherst. -Virglnin. - has with t\lRh honors by n dddgfltmn o f some A rcpirt comes fmm unquastlonablc Railway wns started this week when a had liecn sdld In Miami ni $4,n barrel, written the hniowing^pry ooh^prehon^lve in,000 mJmlrcrs. sources that postmaster Clms. F. Haskins, Irffge force commenced the surveying iuid lilmes, being“ cheaper and more juicy, together with usslslnnt Postmaster -H. G. nritehs fo/lTIlC-1icctlld iqUuive t’ufthe open .✓ Th* American cricketécenm won Emm prclirnTnhry- work. Tlic people of thl-ssec- are fast displmring Irmnns. Haskins, Moncy.Ordcr Clerk W. H. Wright, m'g of'OdfeioLffn the 28th 'in si: * iho Eiiftlish team H out of tho 14 game« tion are jubilant over the prosp&f of The big Mny*ry Line steamship. "Sa­ T qA h f Edltsr « ( Tilt Mckalu jdoyed In Englnnil. >. new rornl Unit will not only give Sanford bine". while coming up the* ship channel Mail Carrier Cody Dorspy, nmPotbcr depp Tbc 1908-1900 term -of the SnnfurJ August 30. fire destroyed $2,000,000 n street railway put will bring those liv­ in Tampa Bay Monday afternoon, got sclicetqcrs of the (xistoffice "gong" have High School will liegin on Monday morn­ worth Of property ln Wcw Orleans. Three ing within a radius oT twenty miles In slightly out of hrr isturse and ran aground. pnunulgftted ti new set of rules governing 1m ing, Sept. 28th. Let all pupils “preseiit*, 'blacks of buildings, includlnji a number oí close topclt with Snnfor^. Already tlic The ^cssci wns not released until the next mail matter. We have l>ccn iiandiul the t ! ■ form and .we submit tjhjjni in thciroriginnl themselves on tlinqwiy for.enrolment, and 'wholesale houses, are III ruins. . ' suburb iwoptity along the proposed rnuto high tide* r for list of such books ns they may nenf. ****•■' ' ■r * » postnge-stftmpcrtert I Jt. f -For the fourth time In 34 .yonrs, Inst hns advanced and many |>co|>lc arc cast­ , While nttempiing to lioaril n moving A pair of onions will ,go for'two scents, It ij,liigldy imiiortnnt tbnt every pupil who. Sunday in Atlnntlc City, N.J., wasn "dry" ing their eyes in that direction'for sites train on'tbe Key West Extension Saturday ink l>ottles limst l»e forked when sent cxjtccts to be in school this year bo )in-.rfor dwellings. The new road will be.con- morniq^. dc<»fo Winfield PieCce, aged Sunday. by mail. ‘ . , ent nt tlmt time. The o|>cning days of Tony Pastor, the well-known nctor, diet! structed on Palmetto avenue from souUi 19 years. Was thrown under the train aart It is unsafe to mail orange nt fruit trees school nre the most imiMirtant of the year. It is then that pupil nnd teacher become in New York Au|j, 28. He whs buried it: city limits to First street, from Palmetto tiis legs severed from his lindy. causing with fnlit on theut. •’ . of avenue to Oak-street, on First street and dtmBi:iaJ(4TfevLli*yr*^_ïhw-body Wns Evergreen Cemetery under the auspices *} Alligators over tep feet in length nro nffjunittietl—Abut eoreful r«views«rumailu^_ several other streets ns penninei| hy ifie taken ti) ¡4miuL»Vt-L-V , r OThi'st year's work.' L cl'a lioy or girl «toy the society of fclk*. .. OopulloWciTgp be jipnsmltted by mail. r~*t. '*■- ^ ** , Lily Councii if the franchise is granted. out .tlie first few weeks of school nnd ho or- * The oilicretjpy in Jacksonville'n piece of , A* lili postmosters are ex|s:rt linguists, (Jenernl Alexander P. Stewart, one,of This road will give those who'reMde Titty street njro|Mrri Ÿ‘ hold hl'anctfon. bud she itj placed nt n disadvantage and busti the last twd surviving lifcOtpnnnt-gcnerals tfift addresses níay lM* written in Chinese scveraLmilcs^fremi the city limits üie Um brought the fancy prtre ihuhieiitO.Yuniy.tlit1 rest of the yeur.. tilkpr.r from hr .ChoctAw. * • — t*— í ------------— ‘— of the.Conf¿3 crtile array, dlécLál Hlahomq «’* * *. efit uf a cheap fare and will enable the. ——•-r-r-r— 4—VaA foot. This is Somewhat of a* pfleh to, pay ■ Persons nre com polled-to lick their own .' Tbitrofurc, patrutm, let uie urge you It) In lliloxi, Miss., Ant}. 30, in the 87th year suburban residents to own prit^crty some for Florida dût, but it inusl be remembered Of his age. Gen. Huckner is now the only jfostnge slniii|>s and «nyoljips— tlie.'|xist hlivc yiuirjKjys tiniL girls nt' school on the distance out nml still transact all their Jacksonville is Agreat city and fast grow ing luster cpnpot b« txini|ieìleil*tNi dû tld«-. • 2HÎ^ “ f ^-rbnrntH r. rtwd then, having made surviving lieutenant-general of tlic ConpTuste business in the city iff Sanford. . , 4' , f â p è grr^atèFy—Madliÿn N ip Etitcr|rrisç., «Persons « re -earnestly requested not to’ kírHV*l beginning, tp kéep It up «very federntc nrmy. * . T > * ««Lilt «liirílw l L (..vili ____ _ » „ i i .. i **“ • ,r .It will also open ui> a rich country, and i 1, j A a -day during the term unless’prevented by Ono of tlie gré'iitçsj revivals ever held send iiostal curds with money ojp rrs' en­ 'A t the state election held in Vermont will prove of great value to.tlje rurnInfec­ ; I . r i :' ijekness..’ FeW people realize’ fjow inufh this week the republican ticket wus elected. tions that have hitherto been unable to in Bus St ifle,of Florid h Iths'jjist been^loied closed, us large sums nro lust that w ay.:; Ü 'Itf- ' ! 1 p 3ohn Smith gets Ills'initil from 047.729 s’.'giiitieiì by .regularity, o f attepdaneo. .The Platt, truftk fnetbry and Empire market their cre>|w to,the best advantage. in <Grecn' Ctive S|>ring*t. *Thc meeting f it .Vf fl -iü) o f lastgil thirty dtiy$.aifjl‘*!l2 members were poi«oificcs..liimce a letter addressed to Ijbt.us do nwiiy with th<5 Iden tliaT,,*Jnlliijxintlnii nnd box plant nt Atlanta were Tiio" enn stfty'awny, freni sdionl .two days added to the Baptist Clmrch in thaljdncç “John Smith, .United Slates" will reach if hurnciPSept. I. 'Loss $200,d00. n rtic wh:k, nml nt the. saiim time lo .rSANEORD’ S EEECTR1C THEATER ntiii it |jcaiuiful ucv< house uf worship at llilll__ i'. ..-nKr-w-iZ-.-r Or. E. H. Johnson, n Const Lincjiurgcon. ruUjiiiig'at school. _ n cost of perhaps $p,0()0 will he immr»- -Duckqcnnnot !>** sent’ through the malls . . ii wli ' formerly lived in Tuinpa, was klltr.l Fine equipment Will be For Jliolgt ill tnlr midst who mayAiol 1*c wiisn tilivi}. JQbe quacking'would disttirli Instalk d ‘ uT Tfintely erected- * . . V • by a train IlisLwcck while wnlkini} on the f lib. slumber!) or Ijie clerks oil the' |histut, familiar with our school laws,uphI, criiirse * An Eorly Oatc'Thir Chronicle oMriverftess says:' J. track near Troy, Alo. . cars: . *•'.? * --J of. study, let Age su\ that the ugOjYor etr> * Sanford does pot boast o f electric lights idieryrooiE formerly publisher of t}»o CHnyil - , * ;* \ i ■* * ' •J tcring schiVil la six yenrs. However, »if u 'Fifteen passenger thiins besides nil nl present, altbodgh they wiUjumn.bi» In Jt is ivirncstly fCijuesitM' jhut. lovvnt cle, wft's in Florida fifteen ycarh iihuecnir ijliihl is six lic.lwii-n ib e ojMuiitig'fif school freight trains on the California Pacific rail­ evidence along witli other. tyRKl'Ahings assumed uamw, 1ms real name being Frank writing to tlMr girls wifi pK-asi" rnnfinw niul the -first of Dcceinjbcc-hc muy ‘ be cnW * road bewccn Winnipeg and 'F ort Wil- coming this way. But d»spiUi the -foci fin Rush Mi.ÂJirmai k. Tb« caunejif his lie- their gushing rhapsodies - t(i Mlii inside of ,*» . -V ’ ■'**' » '"} lium were held up nt w qy. stations and iliaLthe city is sliort on pi^pje juiiT. the - ' 4 ^ / '. irrg hcre under nn nssmncil name he, tells ihe'envelofH'«^ There are twelve g(ndns in school—elglit on sidetracks ns a resftlF"¡or‘n el<ñidbiy'i>t citizens will «i/on have the privilege uf tmNitro glycerine must lie forwarded, ill in u straghtforwanl manner, ,* mill has' lower nil}) four High Sc litml. The fours« which flooded the main line' -Saturday yyin^ti guipd alec trie theater and moving' made;vathef thAirrost,’ friends hy' tliis the’risk.tif^the sciltivr. .Jf .it ‘sliouljl blow of study «Veil is thUt Vhich .is presurjbed * nlgtii. Ang. 19. It is stated by raitroad picture shows.. up in the posjhinstFr's han'd lie cannot be manly confession. ■ In »-his eagerness .to Uy Ilio State of Florida, nnd it VviU$«brpIncn that this is the worst diasterof the ■ . ** J It. 0. Maxwell is the first to recogr^zc nil) frielnls lie was indiscreet enough ’ to held rpsjxinslblei»* J>are favorably wltl^ that o f miy other koul which has ever hapi>cned In western the, ^possibilities’ of a gissl jimusemcnt When' walchcs «re seiit by, mail, jf tlie violate law, and being pursued by his statu. Tlie course Lor the'H igh School ■ Canada. It issaid that fully 10,0(10' |K'op|c place fur IfJtpford, tyrd will Instidl a $¿,<100 enemies resorted to (light, and ^mliif ifepder will put n nptjce on t|)« -outside^ Dbpnrtipénl Is. broad, ami prepares fotti)« were field up nlort)l the line of tile rohrls jdnnt In a few weeks. This wilWnsurc wrong name hemal his noble wife camt the postmaster'Will wind it nml-keep it ill Sfate tl/ilversity, where our graduate« nr« affected hy the floods. . . . . one of llie host maiJiines for moving pic­ to Florida, and Inye they were loyer! and rc- running order.’ • m te m P wt ttlOiIrexTuiii itiiturn, British bark Amusun wús wiVckod near tures and other attractions thpt ran hi' ¿pccicd h y a lL -N o-maiv—wmviwdtit-^o'Ti — When-you sred a mrmcyjirllLclii a le.tuY The Jligli School Physlijirand Ciictpicni _Port Tiilljit, N.S.W.,‘Sapt-fi only five-out ptirchnscdrand ns « » iin iT the 'accessory single dishonorable net of Ids in tlie past always send full an^.jixplieit dlrfetiona ill Laboratories nre-well equipped. The ap­ ft crew oA thirty being resenred. arrangements can he made the theater lifieeti years, mid without doubt lids one the Bumajettcr SO Uipthny pcrsdtrgettihg paratus is .the besi, and is siillleicnt for '.V that he sjM'nks of is the only one of .Ids ibe letter enp driAw the iiiouuy, The CnlLidiiui ‘ national exhibit was wiii be open, to the public. lièrforming -ail expcrini^fi'fi required by n . -.'lxJl-b-íAífW ■Whcli lettersrhni received hnitrjug no In ofder.to have on electric eurjetp the life. A nobler man* nor truer friend never ~4»pcn«1 n) Toronto, tint, N. S. W„ Sept I, Migli School course, . tp lj i * * P fviwer wiilhave to lie generated by a gaso­ lived Ip Florida. Not ope o f'Id s former direction!), Uie'qicrsQns for-whom' they are * » ‘ by Sir L Now pupils, who come from other schonb lutppded will ¡fieuse «igni^y tlie^fnct to tlic of Qubec, wliuIi/Fyi.s'lfT)}'un electric Button, line engine and stored ready to use in ilim friend? throughout the state will think les« of gix>d stamling. wifi be entered without • * of h)m because o f this ope false step of jioHtninster’ iTiht Uiey |iiny( nt once lie fnrstarled the indchinury in the various hi)} machine.' ■ cxnininailunanion presentation of their Sanford is in need of u good place of liÜTliic. We Wj|>e that he and Idsexceficnt wtirdcd. * -*;> 1* Trf. building. ■ Tlie exhibition this ypnr. IkuIi prèmutimi giinls, of other evidence o f .work The placing of stnnuis upside down on in the number and variety of exhibits, amusement of this kind, and Tlic . Herald family will tnurn.toiTorldû, for q hearty ilorto. This*applies to nil grftdes. .» ^ Tetters is prol*ifiiled.-'SeVf‘rUi |x>stinuKtors . weleiHiie. iiwaps them. * .' ¿elipses dll of the'similar, nffnlrs’held here predicts success for the new venture. * N. J. P cjikihj , Principal. have been seriously injured while trying in the past. Tlic cxfiibtion will uoutinuc ' Yeitrs ¡fgo some ¡gnurnmus wriite a dia­ - • * • to stand oil their beads to cancel stamps , ; Will T dk e‘ a Vacation twu weeks. Hicks Bound Over . tribe. against the Eii^fisfl spurroW. Others phiceil-ib this nmnner. . Tlminns J. Pefkins, ticketuigent o( , the Jesse Hicks, one of the negroes who as­ who iidstiHtk lids igilornmuh fora scientist A great flood, occasioned by tlic break-’ Atlantic Coast Line and Florida East Count saulted James Miller, the aged negro, mid the abuse on the Engijsli sparmw ing of n water-dam almost destroyed the Railroad, will leave early next week on a firill gws on', says, the .Insiwx News. lt( ELECTRIC I IMITEN OPERA HOUSE nliout one month ago, Juid his preliminary city of Augusta, Gn„ Inst FrVIny. Fige ten iTuys vacation, which 'be will spend l -- . iti trial Ixtforo Jialga String fellow «on Momley iit not true that it never engages in - is — C » ‘: 'added to (he horror. Hundreds were made with lilsrwife ¿n d children at the Univer­ •¿ L f i i i . : '«r ‘ A ¿r combat with, any i bird, nxcopl-4»*-«wn W. T. Johns Will Install a Plant In and was iVumi nynr ta the Criminal Cotif), -homeless, though only- three ‘ ’ l\vc^wery sity of the South, Scwuncc, Tenn , hi the . - ________:— ...... ......... Hickw, TÎKfnvr*■ V u -tspedcr.Tndyin cases of self-rtefenser' It i W * à - fill m r^IosL A torrum of water twenty fj-ri d<-«£ The Building ot Oner . 1 -A Cumirerlund mountains. Mr. Perkins ntim lountryr — I he latest impiovment contemplnted in eailctl Miller out of iii Ahhijse sc^ fftl nuijiths .rushed through the princijiM streets, and i* imi ‘if ryi'H'W H tended tbU university in Ids rm ly IsitliiHlil Jlgliu On tho contrary it is u blessing; a blessing Sanford is tlieinstallat[nti of electric lights ago nnd during a parley. Ward struck Mil* • " ” -ftufltix pB|X!i und.police itreiecuon dnys, and he expects ta derive V grout • ’ • ; •• ix'stowctl on us by a kind .Providence to in tlie 0|*ern House. W. T. Johns, .owner ler over tho eye witli a Imr uf ironfltiitKtk***, *nspendt*d for twenty-four hours. Tlie deal of pleasure from meeting fcomcStbhli . , • »r : h *1 Ing but tlie eye nnd »everely Injuring die supply tlic place of tlie" birds which ■raOTotuls in-iiiai section of Georgia and of the bifiliirhg, is dctérmined to give the old friends, ond going over lit« wclI^nVed old negro. Ward made his escape at the thoughtless men anil children have de­ amusement lovers of Sanford n season that ; ynd South Carolina werc demoral­ grounds again. Une of Ids former class­ " ' ¿ . •*?, stroyed. Here in Jasper, where English will ecli|»se yll former «ITorts. Th« interi­ time and not Imving uaifllelent evidence ized. Relief fias been 6ent to tlic stricken. mates is now vice cliuncelior, and another SimmiwB have been for twcnly.yeatj, they or of the building wilPhc improved in vn- Co 'Ronvict Reed he wps tqrucd loose.' The GnIAvcras groujMi uf-big tree«, one professor of uncjrnl lungunges nt the uni­ industriously gather jin.' Worms from the rious ways uml cjeiftric tights installed* in Hicks will |>ay the l*c.jy|Uy for being, a of the.natural wonders of tlie world, is in versity, onobjshoppf Caljforijin. one liisliop vegetables, and but- for -these- birds order to stage plays on tlie order of Faust pafty'tji tlie nfeault. danger of tutnl destruction by fire. • .. ■ Louisiana, one bishopof Cuba, and nnoilier 'vegetables copld hardly lx! groWn. True, in n projK-r manner. Another W arehouse 1 nit and Foruker linve been reconciled bishop of Mississippi. Gen. K. Kirby Smith they eat sunflower seed, millat seed, etc., Sanford has always Imicii o good sliow Tho Pone Contracting Company com*nml will vrnrk together harmoniously. • waJ professor of ntathemniics nt tlic uni­ but the many wonns ll)oy destroy TlcfiTy city, and with nil up-fo-dtite 0 |i0 rft house, r The action o i Germany In breaking up versity while Mr. Perkins was tiicrc, This pays for the little seed they Cat. Let tlie qiu'bcsi dramatic- talent» am make our mcnced work on theirlargenew warehouse r w this Week. Tliis will be used for storing flic coiieert of action of the ixiwcrg with jilace is nol ou^y a greet «Cut of learning, Engllsli sparring alone. city on the circuit. . • regard to Morocco has greatly stirred up but one of the finest summer resorts in t Mr. Johns inny'add nn eleclric tlicutnr lumber tind^ull building mgtcriul used ^n ■V | r ;*: ‘ The DeLand Keaird soys of the High the mountains o f Tennessee. Mr. J. R. tlieir contracting business, loiter n part Paris. Frenchmen resent the (ictlon: and vniideville attractions later in the Yenrby of* Orlando will fill the Sanford Springs "gang" who have terrorized that season. ________' of the building is to be utilized us a wqrkHarry Thaw declares he will go into . * ticket agency during Mr. Perk ini’ absence. town for so many yoare and who recently Sluip. . _ . business as soon as he Is released. SayB A Correction threatened the life of State Detective Made a Alan o f lllm his fattier made a success and he Lean do Death o f Mrs. George llightow cr Charles F, Eaton if he did not desist in Last week this {Hiper stated that F.W.M. '^ 'i t i n n once ix-oinfiient in business nnd . *® Wc**- Will lour Euro|>c in an auto, and Mrs-'Ceoage Hightower died at her liome his efforts to run to earth the cowardly as­ Baker-had iHirchnscd tlie interest of the social circles bad fallen to the lowest does not blame Evelyn for her actions. 1n Sanrofd, Wednesday afternoon, after sassins of Drummer W. M, Moore land in Sanford Bakery Company from the former depths of degredation when u relative several.months of ill beulth. She was an Quilrmnn Mack has selected Robert S. that town recently, little know the man prél>rletorBj From this it wifflTiot’ meant ludspeih as manager of the Democratic earnest Christian and lier depth will be a they threaten, or they Would not be so to Imply that Mr. Huker would lie respon- placed him In the Keeloy Institute and lie nd* i * , i r ä r m i r e r a i p T i r E S ß r r f ö r Tii)'fe m A K ê T iriu s w ticc^ titso ftiie Ær- -tynpw-trnrtt-m hft mrttnpr r iii!W.‘ VtiiN,TO tfu r''* w " ''Jt!,,,f * -: three children besides her mother and oth­ the man to be frightened fa easily, and incf owner», lie has purcliaicd tjie fix­ and respected. For detail ond eonfiden-,. Bryan, in his Sioux Falla speech, attacks liai infarniatlon address, The Kcelcy In* ■J . Y'i5 *„fj , two Republican committeemen—Senator er near relatives and ’ friends nre left in will be found wherever his duty calls him. tures and will amdact the business at the ewose and Coleman Dupont— whom he sorrow. Her youngest child is a babe a There Is no "rubbit" In the makeup of Uio old Aland us herotofon»r-twit-iwffl-mH- be IDtiB*: J?f'k*,111>dflo. Horidu •Glares ore affiliated with tho trusts. He few days old. Funeral services were con­ present state detective, mid they will liave responsible for the debts o f the former • Banks Will Close firm. ®vcrs Republicans cannot be true to prum- ducted at tlie house Thursday afternoon to bushwhack him to "get" him. Next Monday, September 7, being Labor t>y Rev. J. F. McKinnon, followed by in­ l»e« made. . .. . . . The-St. Petersburg Independent says This paper wubts n correspondent in Day, the First National |llank hind the terment at tlie city cemetery. Use ot.die Unfied States mails has the Winona, from Mobile, witbCupt. Hank* »every section of Orange Qounty, us well us Peoples Bank of Sanford will observe the ------------------- 1--------;---- * lind twenty men put In at )h is, i*>rt lost 7 * " dcni«l Aw firtnyf Durable &. Co. of the itdjoniitijnowns in Vntnaia and Lake segulnr legnl lioltdoy rules and -dose for The Herald is fully equipped to |irtnt ________________ - Amsterdam, Holland. \T h e y ore classed fine stationery of all kinds. All Uw latest evening und left this morning at 5:30 for counties. Tlie |Hiblisher« jirflpose'io make tlie day. ’ Ta l “1 »wlndlers. tlie deep sea. They nre ufler s|)onge v Tm: H ckalu . the medium through which Superior priutiqg for all purposes at T he type und material and “ the men- behind btofsl WTteu.Uiey see spohgers at woi the people Will learn all tlie news,. lltatALp office__ * _• The alUml quioiut of t^Aiiada liuve noti- the type" who know how. » ITf» . * - « ■ •V- *, » -5 ■V* i ___ S ' ì a '«¿J Í íp !^ ( l i '> il , e *'/' Æ -1 y . V. �m as* 2 * * s 5 ■f t 1 •»1 t.,*T*— ,! -J iif ijH ■ r mlo leant. TTie strain ~o? ooiifesaTon had unnerved her. Mason blessed her > for It. It Rave him the opportunity . he longed fur^of holding her In Ida t nrma aud o f comforting and loving 1 her. • ( “ Hut . what will you tell Miss , Grceno?" usked Margaret, dismay'nnd ! amusement tnktniffurnfl In possession f or her big brown eye« nnd ndorab!a_ idhuth. ' ." * Jv ; r* J,Oh, rn mnkq l!~STl right with L'OUWlu_ EUznb£tti£ MsMn assured her, Jnutfimnr. 'I'Shtfn a. dandy girl, hut h a f , Just Ipwl a fulllng.out w lth'herjliinco. IntKle flushed Margnrt'fs checks erlm- nnd I’ve l*w*n .frying to help*ho£liatch *op. . EAftPAUVSt tWrrtlajTrHbo Yveiil It UP-" . s r “V (iIhi/iI Iho ofDco In n'tlnxe. Should she ol- iSfyiid she. not, confess? Her de­ termination o f the Sju^ttlori wns ns fur fmtmbolu«, Buttled; an ever,- whon, late lir~th»“'nrloriiQon -o?- the accond day, .Mr. Mason called licr. Into his ofllco. * , Ho stit a t-h is doBlt ou .which lay, onco more, those fnjnl sera pa o f paper and hejd In Ida hand a letter, over ... Jpst hero Tommy' burst In upjn the IIo explained that ho had Which ho -was .evidently perplexed. IIo •ibvefc. Italked up at Margaret, however, with knocked several times, but got no an­ swer. Thou ho Continued to stand In n smile. e "Here's tlio strangest tuIXup, Mtss tht? doorway. grinning. Van Amburgh. I sumder If you can • "Tommy,” announced the editor im­ help mo make head tVinll o f It. Looks periously, ‘ IMlsd Van -Amtmrgh and-1 nro engaged. You nro tho first ono .to hoar t|ie nows.” *• "Pshawl” cxclalmet! Tommy, ’That’s no nows. I could ’a’ told " I ’ m* to lilnm'o, not Tommy," she conr when I found them scynps in the •fesjigd. nnd <then somehow she got wnstebnsket.' through her .explanation. It' was a my, bnt "ÂÎIrs Vini*" Arubnrph was too lliu man*« lovo lettere up n bit. busy to answer. do not ring Ifuo." TIi Iorh went, badly In tlio cilice o f tho Literary Leaflet the next 'day* Tho editor In chief wua noticeably distra light. lie dlctnted In an abwntmlñíled manner and ngaln left tlio of- T o m m y ’s H t ■H“ * /wM' Ifll 1 3la By Martha Cobb Sanford 1 * 1 1 ■fm Sufìi m j- * ■: Af cw T o«. fur ih«.?5 Leaflet tint! -p**d force.— It-emijjoyed'-nu cd I dt»I • I J 1 # r» I » t i i i i l l . l l n I t i .» d illi.* il," A r i l I . You gVow-. lassici* every chief, nn assistant editor, jv fiction ed­ Amburgh itor, (V'-fitinueltnld editor, or. roasting fit" n few minuted only tho rilek, editor, a ■stenographer and a gynernl click,*? o f -thè typewriter broke tlio sb office Iwy.. lonce. ' Suddenly n long cliuckln ienmo Fr<'derlclp^Stall/ry Mason. A . B . , ., wns tho inlltdr In chief, and. Tommy from the editorial sanctum. " T o n i m i what nro you d oln g t’ (lust name nnd degreo of {duration wanting) wnfl the general ofllco hoy. mantled Misg Van Amburgh, facing Mnrgarot Vna Amburgh, B. M, (bache­ the culprit stertlly. "Get on to tills", sniff the unnbnshod' lor maid), held nil tho other positions. This nblo trio kept things moving Tommyr-cendlng haltingly from some nmicnbly—a slu to'of affairs duo to tho torn scraps o f pnpor pieced togothi* on editor’s never fulling good nature, to thtS desk blotter before him. " I found I f s hot .Tom m y's.lovo o f tho-ludicrous anil to them .In tlio wastebasket. Miss Vrfn Ainhurgh’s—well, to her com­ stuff'; ‘ Well—thnf’a—tho—way—I—feel— bined prettlness nnd extraordinary about—you—sweetheart. It ability. , ' . ,.WlIJi n sdddon. sweep o f her hand i nto - Hm. hi Idat o f -this - center* o f notlvltln* on ouo particularly^ exacting nflcm oon n minute plcco o f pilalcbanrd forced Itq polite Intrusion; Tommy bnndcd It to MJhs Van Amtmrgh with tlicm dvet to tho postonica. You n reminiscent grin. "She told, me,” ho nunounced, “ to necc\n’ t comn back." “ Ever?" gnsped tho astonish«} Tom ­ givo It, to Air. Mason, but I promised ‘ ‘ • buttili luting experten«*. tho boss ndt to Ic^nny otjo get b y 'ino my. "You ain’ t got no right’’— "Buck tonight, gjpu. silly. Now, step tills nfternoon- Hito camp near It, When sbit had'AnlRhctl nnd with pa­ Hilely." Jhougit. Bay, bgt she's n wlnncrt" thetic humility Iteggetl Mason’s for­ Ab poo*« as Tommy hnd txten gone a “MIsr Van Amburgh glanced nt the gi venosi) ho looked nt her with a ten­ natile, dropped Iter work uiid, Ignoring siifliclent length o f ttnio to insure derness sho know she did not déserve, Tommy’s gratuitous observation», wont ngnlnst hts possible return Miss Van but which perversely site “fuit was Amburgh spread tho crumpled mbi of worth tlio having laundered to win. out to meet Miss TSIlxnheth G roc tie, —T o —Tom m y's . anisAniwit--.ini-.soon paper’ out on the .blotter before, bar.1 * - fin!1 Ir*...... .. JfluntV hlmncir ubIut Iiil' HiPaSvIimcr'*ftbnut,«—1»< .voir ever *,«) anything so licaifInto tho cdllot^s; »nnetum. have directed llicso 'lltllo scfnps of "H 'ln /’ he solllbqotxed within -cal- tifili” (her clieeka (lushed U» sho fcndlff *li;iuitlincut.to-j:uiiraclf»- MarcnroL. They * tmlfttM « ifih o t off Miss Vflir'Amhifrghr “ that younvpntcd to t h r o w ÿsH F ôtfâ l .■wore written with tho thought or you "something's up. - Bho - ain't nu- around' It imd sing* for happiness? In my heart. They nro my .first lovo Well, tliat’s. the way I .feel about you, thorcst. I’ll bet my mcni tlc,kct." — letters." •* "T om m y/; reproved Miss Van Am- /w oolh ern *. l.w iU it-to fold you eluso At this Mate«rot unexpectedly burst Ip my liçnrt And sing to you of my . burgh, with dim ity, "you nrdi not em­ VrfiaTiTijg noant her. Tfut Juo wds' gTnd ployed to pohs coinmontS on Mr, Mn- jw v o " . .* * For «omo lim o Margaret* s'nb .very ih o hnd hnd tha courage to giro anBqn’s visitors. Copy thesh icttere-" olluir xviminn thu happiness she coveted "Mark my words," Ug ibuttcred ns bo still, her chin resting ou her*fwud. fokSlicrsolf. moistened the -copying -sh<X)t«,^'»bo*a. aiuUcnJy.aho brusbed atvny thu tcitre .Wlil^ Hie feeling that she had p m e d Jhat Were b rin in g ^In h o bloTiirinlug tilg- hrdWh bròvCli got tho lions fnded/isiire." through-flpnn* aw ful"ordeal, yoh had you nnd, giHhorlug - up tho precious And It looked sp when bour lnter coinu out of u ercflitnbly, Margaret craps, put them Ju ou envelope. tho mysterious T ljlb jr / (nffhl|ig, .but with icar'.Btnlrted eyes, loft.Uni omce^ . After olio had 'd irect«) this senti« wnippgd up a hunch j>f^rntfifcllfiiiooui followed by tho atteutlvo.edltsr. -- Z mmlal coUccrtrm 4td "MUs Lllxnboth riiniiiiKCTlpts fbt,Joule trark nnd closed . -- —-***_ _ '7/ • "Just uIomi iip^lie iTny'u tuikbioHH na ftiSmtg^-ilu! .drqpply^11, without best tlm-aiikeV » 'A s she'w air reading t|iesr>.over later 0 e st yon enn, M in Van Amburgh,u !n- atlpiQdìfwn tho.oin«^inrutl chute. Thq ' s Ih* cnine -upon one th at.lsiro n1,p re­ f tructod MiTMn»on-In |)j»»liig.C'H;shall cious « im m em 'iif *lfT own. "'flils'Ss nut bo hack this'aficnioan.'1 \ ' .worth accepting?.' she hnd Jott«l down ». • ;■ v jfj* • for the «Tltor's licnollt^ "If yon#cnn fix illiL.I I’i'l ver?" bnu^te'd’ Toni^ ■ m A Olipanser of Smile*. H er mother said: "Oh,*dear! that aw ful? Wbnt will ¿eop|tl but-the people tbemeelves seem think It about the prettiest |QC they had met that day. She waa a very little g|r|, frockod, plrtk ribboned, brown ci With her mother Bho left the su trnlu nt Uie.Graud Central stntlqn lu fro r' T r a ilin g 'o n ^ t h o ^ jj« i f orp, shoiit«l rat.directions 'for local "express tmltiB nud tho guards of tk,t particular car adjured the piiawt,***»; -ff*»|iienpy nnd vebotmnitty firemen, lively 1" and to “ Watch tlio step." Then all o f a sodden .there twus a lull Vn tho uproar. Tlio llttlo. girl wns .leaxln* the car. Bho stopped at tho door, loot ed bpek nhd waved her hand. "G ooilby,' everybody," .she said. Tho words carried to the far end of the enr. They made every one sit np T w o or throe persons called out n re sponslvo "Good by," two or three aald "lilesH tho child," nnd nil Minlled.-New York Tress. The 8 «s Serpent. -When fourteen-miles off Tfio const ofb1 Brazil M. J. Nlcolf, .author of "Tlirre j Voyages of n Nntuniil^t," olrservcd ■ sea sctiient which enmo wllhln abo« M could see was n dorsal flu nlKiut fuar feet, long sticking up about two ft* from the water. Tho flu waa a lirón«. Ish tilnck color and much rcseliibted i gigantic piccò o f rlblwn scnwectl. II«. alny. tilttell to the faim cr’4i_Eurprlse.Jui found thn dojf trying to break a stdftb In half, and on .himself counting tho flock lie found there hnd been an nd- lashing up the water with n cuNdoi dltjoij'ln the night o f a lamb. wriggling movcmient. This creature was nn example, I consider, of what Knew the Value. Ima liccn so often report«!, for wiul "D o you know tho vnluo of nn oath?" o f a better unnie, ns. the ’great tea asked the Judge o f nn old darky who sorjionL’ I feel sure, however, that U wns to bo ttffinext witness.' "Yes, sail, was not n reptile that wo saw, tmt 1 T. does. ” Ouo ob deso yeah InwVers main inni." done gib me foah dollars'for to Sivoar to siilltu. Dnt’s de value o f nn oath. Half th# Battle. Honh dollars/ 'sUhi"- Atjd then 'there " I f I were you," said tho eld bscbf (t ns constcroaUoti, In the courtroom.— lor to tho honed lot, " I ’d either rule of St, Joseph News. *'•■/ *t' k now '» 1 .. ^ F ic titio u i. khow why, I supposa that's tini?* tb* Little Joo (rending)—'iVhnt Is a fic­ 'hat tIb I"—AMantn. Constitution. titious character, aunty? Atmty—Ope that* Is fulfil» UP. dear. Little Joe—* -Not by levity 0/ floating, but by «tul* Thao ~you nro n flctllioiis. character, tiorn force. Of ».swimming, studt tboa iyvn*t yow »¿uity7- Chlcngo Nows. make-thy wnys-Onrlyld.":'. m denim ne Thousand Acres Flowing W ells Guaranteed $100.00 to $ 150.09 Per Acre Reasonable Cash Payments on Easy Terms «WWW« Cauliflower,.,, Potatoes, Etc. i f • s1 L .a IJr » f I m -*• ~ • •1 n . * * * 1 ___ M 1 ' . 1i r m r, �«.u% r,"l"t', ’ i " *f ¡r *1 'i' V 1' '•■/J\ - * ,' %■' J wi I.J 1!~|VM ■« ■ » ■■■«■■ > -y -------JL I - *— . ■ TWELVE P A G E S - Part I— Pages I t o 8 WM * - 1 NnmtJrr‘ 3 //V S A N F O R D — Life U, D HERALD ih Living SAM OKI), riORTTXA, SATURDAY, SEPtFMBER'Si 1908" First Year ----*-rv fled officiais qf( tjir* CanadiiAiPacific mil-, ISESafLer the U ni. anil if the Imat NEWS Of THE WORLD rond Unit they wall « o up -tluu-.system if ALL ARO tlN D ~M M ?*-4M»o»n-in « -iliving-sult; ór hinr nn HIGH SCHOOL OPENING ill:*» «Ti*iti ncisTâ «if tTii» uIpiLì•ilt *1» J1“T.. UiiTdmnnmfs of the slriting mcqhhtflcfTs T boa ni. stk)ngt;a.jieltiw tlie n'gulntion size, "• it goe» hard wi^ìi thè olTrnUcfs. Tlieffien llenis of Interest Gleaned Fr,om not complied with. — i - * Tlic Gc/iiiterai News o f ‘‘The, Tlic 1908-09 Term to fregiti Cu “'4 *. Land f Jlalf a million diilTarelsIinclngd in’ “The werc nbciit tije streets lnst eyentng in various , *-« * Sources \1 o? Flowers" September 28th],r. » pnban postal department causes the nrtbdr ootty wliite miits. Some of tlicrn h a p p e n in g s j m j r in q t h e WEEK « * . Mere~Uie Readers W ill‘ Find o B fié f historical Sprlnii-fioNArtni r o r . Hurried Readers resl of -Ricnnhi Rodriguez, head of tliedepnrtmfffil, and prillin'Mum niid Frnnclsco pihlpbnV" SURVEY E Ò F N E W nOAlP C t t t t D fROM THE STATE PRESji i S' rf,— tooS^i a giWKl tomi of wct goods, bm bcing gooii Sailorè tliey all mttnnged tu get back to tbc tsmt ^ithout striking thè |xilice slioals. *■ * NOTIFICATION BY PR O f. PERKINS 1T J o That Effect nnd Offers Intcrcstlne, An Epitome o f lb ? Week's Most Im And Practical Suggestions to NLW T O S T A I RILES portout Happenlngj'Jn tjie Parents,and Pupils Tlic American tenm, winner« UL the re­ The Sanford Traction Co. and Sanford ' State's Domain, •- > » Prof. N. J. Pe.rkibs. 11i^ V cry cfficielp cent Olympic contest W tr ln %igtand, ar­ &. Everglades Ry„ to Sthr.t. . Up to last'week, .700 barrels of limes Rules W orth R eading- Instructive ond principal of tiie:SunfdFH High School, wiia " rived home. Aug. 29. They were received Intensely intcYrstlng Tlic initial work on thw Sanford Traction grown on the neigiilmring keys (lilond) la sojuurning ¿'t, Amherst. -Virglnin. - has with t\lRh honors by n dddgfltmn o f some A rcpirt comes fmm unquastlonablc Railway wns started this week when a had liecn sdld In Miami ni $4,n barrel, written the hniowing^pry ooh^prehon^lve in,000 mJmlrcrs. sources that postmaster Clms. F. Haskins, Irffge force commenced the surveying iuid lilmes, being“ cheaper and more juicy, together with usslslnnt Postmaster -H. G. nritehs fo/lTIlC-1icctlld iqUuive t’ufthe open .✓ Th* American cricketécenm won Emm prclirnTnhry- work. Tlic people of thl-ssec- are fast displmring Irmnns. Haskins, Moncy.Ordcr Clerk W. H. Wright, m'g of'OdfeioLffn the 28th 'in si: * iho Eiiftlish team H out of tho 14 game« tion are jubilant over the prosp&f of The big Mny*ry Line steamship. "Sa­ T qA h f Edltsr « ( Tilt Mckalu jdoyed In Englnnil. >. new rornl Unit will not only give Sanford bine". while coming up the* ship channel Mail Carrier Cody Dorspy, nmPotbcr depp Tbc 1908-1900 term -of the SnnfurJ August 30. fire destroyed $2,000,000 n street railway put will bring those liv­ in Tampa Bay Monday afternoon, got sclicetqcrs of the (xistoffice "gong" have High School will liegin on Monday morn­ worth Of property ln Wcw Orleans. Three ing within a radius oT twenty miles In slightly out of hrr isturse and ran aground. pnunulgftted ti new set of rules governing 1m ing, Sept. 28th. Let all pupils “preseiit*, 'blacks of buildings, includlnji a number oí close topclt with Snnfor^. Already tlic The ^cssci wns not released until the next mail matter. We have l>ccn iiandiul the t ! ■ form and .we submit tjhjjni in thciroriginnl themselves on tlinqwiy for.enrolment, and 'wholesale houses, are III ruins. . ' suburb iwoptity along the proposed rnuto high tide* r for list of such books ns they may nenf. ****•■' ' ■r * » postnge-stftmpcrtert I Jt. f -For the fourth time In 34 .yonrs, Inst hns advanced and many |>co|>lc arc cast­ , While nttempiing to lioaril n moving A pair of onions will ,go for'two scents, It ij,liigldy imiiortnnt tbnt every pupil who. Sunday in Atlnntlc City, N.J., wasn "dry" ing their eyes in that direction'for sites train on'tbe Key West Extension Saturday ink l>ottles limst l»e forked when sent cxjtccts to be in school this year bo )in-.rfor dwellings. The new road will be.con- morniq^. dc<»fo Winfield PieCce, aged Sunday. by mail. ‘ . , ent nt tlmt time. The o|>cning days of Tony Pastor, the well-known nctor, diet! structed on Palmetto avenue from souUi 19 years. Was thrown under the train aart It is unsafe to mail orange nt fruit trees school nre the most imiMirtant of the year. It is then that pupil nnd teacher become in New York Au|j, 28. He whs buried it: city limits to First street, from Palmetto tiis legs severed from his lindy. causing with fnlit on theut. •’ . of avenue to Oak-street, on First street and dtmBi:iaJ(4TfevLli*yr*^_ïhw-body Wns Evergreen Cemetery under the auspices *} Alligators over tep feet in length nro nffjunittietl—Abut eoreful r«views«rumailu^_ several other streets ns penninei| hy ifie taken ti) ¡4miuL»Vt-L-V , r OThi'st year's work.' L cl'a lioy or girl «toy the society of fclk*. .. OopulloWciTgp be jipnsmltted by mail. r~*t. '*■- ^ ** , Lily Councii if the franchise is granted. out .tlie first few weeks of school nnd ho or- * The oilicretjpy in Jacksonville'n piece of , A* lili postmosters are ex|s:rt linguists, (Jenernl Alexander P. Stewart, one,of This road will give those who'reMde Titty street njro|Mrri Ÿ‘ hold hl'anctfon. bud she itj placed nt n disadvantage and busti the last twd surviving lifcOtpnnnt-gcnerals tfift addresses níay lM* written in Chinese scveraLmilcs^fremi the city limits üie Um brought the fancy prtre ihuhieiitO.Yuniy.tlit1 rest of the yeur.. tilkpr.r from hr .ChoctAw. * • — t*— í ------------— ‘— of the.Conf¿3 crtile array, dlécLál Hlahomq «’* * *. efit uf a cheap fare and will enable the. ——•-r-r-r— 4—VaA foot. This is Somewhat of a* pfleh to, pay ■ Persons nre com polled-to lick their own .' Tbitrofurc, patrutm, let uie urge you It) In lliloxi, Miss., Ant}. 30, in the 87th year suburban residents to own prit^crty some for Florida dût, but it inusl be remembered Of his age. Gen. Huckner is now the only jfostnge slniii|>s and «nyoljips— tlie.'|xist hlivc yiuirjKjys tiniL girls nt' school on the distance out nml still transact all their Jacksonville is Agreat city and fast grow ing luster cpnpot b« txini|ieìleil*tNi dû tld«-. • 2HÎ^ “ f ^-rbnrntH r. rtwd then, having made surviving lieutenant-general of tlic ConpTuste business in the city iff Sanford. . , 4' , f â p è grr^atèFy—Madliÿn N ip Etitcr|rrisç., «Persons « re -earnestly requested not to’ kírHV*l beginning, tp kéep It up «very federntc nrmy. * . T > * ««Lilt «liirílw l L (..vili ____ _ » „ i i .. i **“ • ,r .It will also open ui> a rich country, and i 1, j A a -day during the term unless’prevented by Ono of tlie gré'iitçsj revivals ever held send iiostal curds with money ojp rrs' en­ 'A t the state election held in Vermont will prove of great value to.tlje rurnInfec­ ; I . r i :' ijekness..’ FeW people realize’ fjow inufh this week the republican ticket wus elected. tions that have hitherto been unable to in Bus St ifle,of Florid h Iths'jjist been^loied closed, us large sums nro lust that w ay.:; Ü 'Itf- ' ! 1 p 3ohn Smith gets Ills'initil from 047.729 s’.'giiitieiì by .regularity, o f attepdaneo. .The Platt, truftk fnetbry and Empire market their cre>|w to,the best advantage. in <Grecn' Ctive S|>ring*t. *Thc meeting f it .Vf fl -iü) o f lastgil thirty dtiy$.aifjl‘*!l2 members were poi«oificcs..liimce a letter addressed to Ijbt.us do nwiiy with th<5 Iden tliaT,,*Jnlliijxintlnii nnd box plant nt Atlanta were Tiio" enn stfty'awny, freni sdionl .two days added to the Baptist Clmrch in thaljdncç “John Smith, .United Slates" will reach if hurnciPSept. I. 'Loss $200,d00. n rtic wh:k, nml nt the. saiim time lo .rSANEORD’ S EEECTR1C THEATER ntiii it |jcaiuiful ucv< house uf worship at llilll__ i'. ..-nKr-w-iZ-.-r Or. E. H. Johnson, n Const Lincjiurgcon. ruUjiiiig'at school. _ n cost of perhaps $p,0()0 will he immr»- -Duckqcnnnot !>** sent’ through the malls . . ii wli ' formerly lived in Tuinpa, was klltr.l Fine equipment Will be For Jliolgt ill tnlr midst who mayAiol 1*c wiisn tilivi}. JQbe quacking'would disttirli Instalk d ‘ uT Tfintely erected- * . . V • by a train IlisLwcck while wnlkini} on the f lib. slumber!) or Ijie clerks oil the' |histut, familiar with our school laws,uphI, criiirse * An Eorly Oatc'Thir Chronicle oMriverftess says:' J. track near Troy, Alo. . cars: . *•'.? * --J of. study, let Age su\ that the ugOjYor etr> * Sanford does pot boast o f electric lights idieryrooiE formerly publisher of t}»o CHnyil - , * ;* \ i ■* * ' •J tcring schiVil la six yenrs. However, »if u 'Fifteen passenger thiins besides nil nl present, altbodgh they wiUjumn.bi» In Jt is ivirncstly fCijuesitM' jhut. lovvnt cle, wft's in Florida fifteen ycarh iihuecnir ijliihl is six lic.lwii-n ib e ojMuiitig'fif school freight trains on the California Pacific rail­ evidence along witli other. tyRKl'Ahings assumed uamw, 1ms real name being Frank writing to tlMr girls wifi pK-asi" rnnfinw niul the -first of Dcceinjbcc-hc muy ‘ be cnW * road bewccn Winnipeg and 'F ort Wil- coming this way. But d»spiUi the -foci fin Rush Mi.ÂJirmai k. Tb« caunejif his lie- their gushing rhapsodies - t(i Mlii inside of ,*» . -V ’ ■'**' » '"} lium were held up nt w qy. stations and iliaLthe city is sliort on pi^pje juiiT. the - ' 4 ^ / '. irrg hcre under nn nssmncil name he, tells ihe'envelofH'«^ There are twelve g(ndns in school—elglit on sidetracks ns a resftlF"¡or‘n el<ñidbiy'i>t citizens will «i/on have the privilege uf tmNitro glycerine must lie forwarded, ill in u straghtforwanl manner, ,* mill has' lower nil}) four High Sc litml. The fours« which flooded the main line' -Saturday yyin^ti guipd alec trie theater and moving' made;vathef thAirrost,’ friends hy' tliis the’risk.tif^the sciltivr. .Jf .it ‘sliouljl blow of study «Veil is thUt Vhich .is presurjbed * nlgtii. Ang. 19. It is stated by raitroad picture shows.. up in the posjhinstFr's han'd lie cannot be manly confession. ■ In »-his eagerness .to Uy Ilio State of Florida, nnd it VviU$«brpIncn that this is the worst diasterof the ■ . ** J It. 0. Maxwell is the first to recogr^zc nil) frielnls lie was indiscreet enough ’ to held rpsjxinslblei»* J>are favorably wltl^ that o f miy other koul which has ever hapi>cned In western the, ^possibilities’ of a gissl jimusemcnt When' walchcs «re seiit by, mail, jf tlie violate law, and being pursued by his statu. Tlie course Lor the'H igh School ■ Canada. It issaid that fully 10,0(10' |K'op|c place fur IfJtpford, tyrd will Instidl a $¿,<100 enemies resorted to (light, and ^mliif ifepder will put n nptjce on t|)« -outside^ Dbpnrtipénl Is. broad, ami prepares fotti)« were field up nlort)l the line of tile rohrls jdnnt In a few weeks. This wilWnsurc wrong name hemal his noble wife camt the postmaster'Will wind it nml-keep it ill Sfate tl/ilversity, where our graduate« nr« affected hy the floods. . . . . one of llie host maiJiines for moving pic­ to Florida, and Inye they were loyer! and rc- running order.’ • m te m P wt ttlOiIrexTuiii itiiturn, British bark Amusun wús wiVckod near tures and other attractions thpt ran hi' ¿pccicd h y a lL -N o-maiv—wmviwdtit-^o'Ti — When-you sred a mrmcyjirllLclii a le.tuY The Jligli School Physlijirand Ciictpicni _Port Tiilljit, N.S.W.,‘Sapt-fi only five-out ptirchnscdrand ns « » iin iT the 'accessory single dishonorable net of Ids in tlie past always send full an^.jixplieit dlrfetiona ill Laboratories nre-well equipped. The ap­ ft crew oA thirty being resenred. arrangements can he made the theater lifieeti years, mid without doubt lids one the Bumajettcr SO Uipthny pcrsdtrgettihg paratus is .the besi, and is siillleicnt for '.V that he sjM'nks of is the only one of .Ids ibe letter enp driAw the iiiouuy, The CnlLidiiui ‘ national exhibit was wiii be open, to the public. lièrforming -ail expcrini^fi'fi required by n . -.'lxJl-b-íAífW ■Whcli lettersrhni received hnitrjug no In ofder.to have on electric eurjetp the life. A nobler man* nor truer friend never ~4»pcn«1 n) Toronto, tint, N. S. W„ Sept I, Migli School course, . tp lj i * * P fviwer wiilhave to lie generated by a gaso­ lived Ip Florida. Not ope o f'Id s former direction!), Uie'qicrsQns for-whom' they are * » ‘ by Sir L Now pupils, who come from other schonb lutppded will ¡fieuse «igni^y tlie^fnct to tlic of Qubec, wliuIi/Fyi.s'lfT)}'un electric Button, line engine and stored ready to use in ilim friend? throughout the state will think les« of gix>d stamling. wifi be entered without • * of h)m because o f this ope false step of jioHtninster’ iTiht Uiey |iiny( nt once lie fnrstarled the indchinury in the various hi)} machine.' ■ cxnininailunanion presentation of their Sanford is in need of u good place of liÜTliic. We Wj|>e that he and Idsexceficnt wtirdcd. * -*;> 1* Trf. building. ■ Tlie exhibition this ypnr. IkuIi prèmutimi giinls, of other evidence o f .work The placing of stnnuis upside down on in the number and variety of exhibits, amusement of this kind, and Tlic . Herald family will tnurn.toiTorldû, for q hearty ilorto. This*applies to nil grftdes. .» ^ Tetters is prol*ifiiled.-'SeVf‘rUi |x>stinuKtors . weleiHiie. iiwaps them. * .' ¿elipses dll of the'similar, nffnlrs’held here predicts success for the new venture. * N. J. P cjikihj , Principal. have been seriously injured while trying in the past. Tlic cxfiibtion will uoutinuc ' Yeitrs ¡fgo some ¡gnurnmus wriite a dia­ - • * • to stand oil their beads to cancel stamps , ; Will T dk e‘ a Vacation twu weeks. Hicks Bound Over . tribe. against the Eii^fisfl spurroW. Others phiceil-ib this nmnner. . Tlminns J. Pefkins, ticketuigent o( , the Jesse Hicks, one of the negroes who as­ who iidstiHtk lids igilornmuh fora scientist A great flood, occasioned by tlic break-’ Atlantic Coast Line and Florida East Count saulted James Miller, the aged negro, mid the abuse on the Engijsli sparmw ing of n water-dam almost destroyed the Railroad, will leave early next week on a firill gws on', says, the .Insiwx News. lt( ELECTRIC I IMITEN OPERA HOUSE nliout one month ago, Juid his preliminary city of Augusta, Gn„ Inst FrVIny. Fige ten iTuys vacation, which 'be will spend l -- . iti trial Ixtforo Jialga String fellow «on Momley iit not true that it never engages in - is — C » ‘: 'added to (he horror. Hundreds were made with lilsrwife ¿n d children at the Univer­ •¿ L f i i i . : '«r ‘ A ¿r combat with, any i bird, nxcopl-4»*-«wn W. T. Johns Will Install a Plant In and was iVumi nynr ta the Criminal Cotif), -homeless, though only- three ‘ ’ l\vc^wery sity of the South, Scwuncc, Tenn , hi the . - ________:— ...... ......... Hickw, TÎKfnvr*■ V u -tspedcr.Tndyin cases of self-rtefenser' It i W * à - fill m r^IosL A torrum of water twenty fj-ri d<-«£ The Building ot Oner . 1 -A Cumirerlund mountains. Mr. Perkins ntim lountryr — I he latest impiovment contemplnted in eailctl Miller out of iii Ahhijse sc^ fftl nuijiths .rushed through the princijiM streets, and i* imi ‘if ryi'H'W H tended tbU university in Ids rm ly IsitliiHlil Jlgliu On tho contrary it is u blessing; a blessing Sanford is tlieinstallat[nti of electric lights ago nnd during a parley. Ward struck Mil* • " ” -ftufltix pB|X!i und.police itreiecuon dnys, and he expects ta derive V grout • ’ • ; •• ix'stowctl on us by a kind .Providence to in tlie 0|*ern House. W. T. Johns, .owner ler over tho eye witli a Imr uf ironfltiitKtk***, *nspendt*d for twenty-four hours. Tlie deal of pleasure from meeting fcomcStbhli . , • »r : h *1 Ing but tlie eye nnd »everely Injuring die supply tlic place of tlie" birds which ■raOTotuls in-iiiai section of Georgia and of the bifiliirhg, is dctérmined to give the old friends, ond going over lit« wclI^nVed old negro. Ward made his escape at the thoughtless men anil children have de­ amusement lovers of Sanford n season that ; ynd South Carolina werc demoral­ grounds again. Une of Ids former class­ " ' ¿ . •*?, stroyed. Here in Jasper, where English will ecli|»se yll former «ITorts. Th« interi­ time and not Imving uaifllelent evidence ized. Relief fias been 6ent to tlic stricken. mates is now vice cliuncelior, and another SimmiwB have been for twcnly.yeatj, they or of the building wilPhc improved in vn- Co 'Ronvict Reed he wps tqrucd loose.' The GnIAvcras groujMi uf-big tree«, one professor of uncjrnl lungunges nt the uni­ industriously gather jin.' Worms from the rious ways uml cjeiftric tights installed* in Hicks will |>ay the l*c.jy|Uy for being, a of the.natural wonders of tlie world, is in versity, onobjshoppf Caljforijin. one liisliop vegetables, and but- for -these- birds order to stage plays on tlie order of Faust pafty'tji tlie nfeault. danger of tutnl destruction by fire. • .. ■ Louisiana, one bishopof Cuba, and nnoilier 'vegetables copld hardly lx! groWn. True, in n projK-r manner. Another W arehouse 1 nit and Foruker linve been reconciled bishop of Mississippi. Gen. K. Kirby Smith they eat sunflower seed, millat seed, etc., Sanford has always Imicii o good sliow Tho Pone Contracting Company com*nml will vrnrk together harmoniously. • waJ professor of ntathemniics nt tlic uni­ but the many wonns ll)oy destroy TlcfiTy city, and with nil up-fo-dtite 0 |i0 rft house, r The action o i Germany In breaking up versity while Mr. Perkins was tiicrc, This pays for the little seed they Cat. Let tlie qiu'bcsi dramatic- talent» am make our mcnced work on theirlargenew warehouse rw this Week. Tliis will be used for storing flic coiieert of action of the ixiwcrg with jilace is nol ou^y a greet «Cut of learning, Engllsli sparring alone. city on the circuit. . • regard to Morocco has greatly stirred up but one of the finest summer resorts in t Mr. Johns inny'add nn eleclric tlicutnr lumber tind^ull building mgtcriul used ^n ■V | r ;*: ‘ The DeLand Keaird soys of the High the mountains o f Tennessee. Mr. J. R. tlieir contracting business, loiter n part Paris. Frenchmen resent the (ictlon: and vniideville attractions later in the Yenrby of* Orlando will fill the Sanford Springs "gang" who have terrorized that season. ________' of the building is to be utilized us a wqrkHarry Thaw declares he will go into . * ticket agency during Mr. Perk ini’ absence. town for so many yoare and who recently Sluip. . _ . business as soon as he Is released. SayB A Correction threatened the life of State Detective Made a Alan o f lllm his fattier made a success and he Lean do Death o f Mrs. George llightow cr Charles F, Eaton if he did not desist in Last week this {Hiper stated that F.W.M. '^ 'i t i n n once ix-oinfiient in business nnd . *® Wc**- Will lour Euro|>c in an auto, and Mrs-'Ceoage Hightower died at her liome his efforts to run to earth the cowardly as­ Baker-had iHirchnscd tlie interest of the social circles bad fallen to the lowest does not blame Evelyn for her actions. 1n Sanrofd, Wednesday afternoon, after sassins of Drummer W. M, Moore land in Sanford Bakery Company from the former depths of degredation when u relative several.months of ill beulth. She was an Quilrmnn Mack has selected Robert S. that town recently, little know the man prél>rletorBj From this it wifflTiot’ meant ludspeih as manager of the Democratic earnest Christian and lier depth will be a they threaten, or they Would not be so to Imply that Mr. Huker would lie respon- placed him In the Keeloy Institute and lie nd* i * , i r ä r m i r e r a i p T i r E S ß r r f ö r Tii)'fe m A K ê T iriu s w ticc^ titso ftiie Ær- -tynpw-trnrtt-m hft mrttnpr r iii!W.‘ VtiiN,TO tfu r''* w " ''Jt!,,,f * -: three children besides her mother and oth­ the man to be frightened fa easily, and incf owner», lie has purcliaicd tjie fix­ and respected. For detail ond eonfiden-,. Bryan, in his Sioux Falla speech, attacks liai infarniatlon address, The Kcelcy In* ■J . Y'i5 *„fj , two Republican committeemen—Senator er near relatives and ’ friends nre left in will be found wherever his duty calls him. tures and will amdact the business at the ewose and Coleman Dupont— whom he sorrow. Her youngest child is a babe a There Is no "rubbit" In the makeup of Uio old Aland us herotofon»r-twit-iwffl-mH- be IDtiB*: J?f'k*,111>dflo. Horidu •Glares ore affiliated with tho trusts. He few days old. Funeral services were con­ present state detective, mid they will liave responsible for the debts o f the former • Banks Will Close firm. ®vcrs Republicans cannot be true to prum- ducted at tlie house Thursday afternoon to bushwhack him to "get" him. Next Monday, September 7, being Labor t>y Rev. J. F. McKinnon, followed by in­ l»e« made. . .. . . . The-St. Petersburg Independent says This paper wubts n correspondent in Day, the First National |llank hind the terment at tlie city cemetery. Use ot.die Unfied States mails has the Winona, from Mobile, witbCupt. Hank* »every section of Orange Qounty, us well us Peoples Bank of Sanford will observe the ------------------- 1--------;---- * lind twenty men put In at )h is, i*>rt lost 7 * " dcni«l Aw firtnyf Durable &. Co. of the itdjoniitijnowns in Vntnaia and Lake segulnr legnl lioltdoy rules and -dose for The Herald is fully equipped to |irtnt ________________ - Amsterdam, Holland. \T h e y ore classed fine stationery of all kinds. All Uw latest evening und left this morning at 5:30 for counties. Tlie |Hiblisher« jirflpose'io make tlie day. ’ Ta l “1 »wlndlers. tlie deep sea. They nre ufler s|)onge v Tm: H ckalu . the medium through which Superior priutiqg for all purposes at T he type und material and “ the men- behind btofsl WTteu.Uiey see spohgers at woi the people Will learn all tlie news,. lltatALp office__ * _• The alUml quioiut of t^Aiiada liuve noti- the type" who know how. » ITf» . * - « ■ •V- *, » -5 ■V* i ___ S ' ì a '«¿J Í íp !^ ( l i '> il , e *'/' Æ -1 y . V. �■tttfiasa September 5 tw o Make Their Second Appearance at the Opera Mn- „ - J AN ENJOYABLE ENTERTAINMENT One o f the Be»t Show» Ever Glven by Local Talent—An Apprécia— ‘ tlvc Audience o o o d :oam es î w & 'w éek COAST UNE SHOP TALK Orlando'» Second (?) Team .Trimmed Wl'iot I» Doing Among the Boy» In Uniform and Overall» bv "* .1lord's Next Best Bet In n very interesting game between Orlando and Sanford second teams Inst Monday the latter won through the effec­ tive pitching of our old reliable Chubb. Hnd Chubb been given-the support In the first inning that he received the bn lance of die game, Orlando would not have scored. Al though tho game wat, to have been played (»ctween second tdnins, whcn-Or lnmio juTUroJlt Was noticed thnt several first tcuxR'Jiirn were with them and San* (rtfil followed suit. Ench team, however, was composed of home players, arid as usual in such cases, Sanford won. • . Kissnm, for Orlnndq, pitched a good game, hut hnd two had innings, Sanford scoring twice in each one. The game *?ns devoid of nny special fe*nturos.out- notes made ench week from tnc snaps in order that people .who conic to Snoford and spend several tlnys may* know what there Is going on hereaboutsBen Jones fcyeWfHi.somc plight injuries Wednesday morning by the slipping of n liljlltt ffiftlf n bolt while Jic.Wns turning. He was confined to, his bc$ fo A jh c rem sln4$,of die day. bill is nbfo to be out ngalilt .Since Engineer Barlow derailed several cars nnd hik engine once on the yard track at Shops wo notice that repairing is'bejng done and heavier rails iuid, which is n de­ cided improvement. Last week the company worked nine hours for three days in order to complete pome work before the Inst of the month. This week we are back to eight hours. N, Johnson has thinsferreij^tmt the cat People’s Bank of Sanford Capital $ 8 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 Conducts 0 General Banking Business with Conservatism and’' Cmfrtcsy. Pays 4 P*r CVnf. Jntrr*»(, Compounded Quarterly, on Savings Deposits, and *. , •---------~ Snnfórd have been on the «pii vive of expcctntloh Regarding the performance of from any and all causes. This additional protection costs tho famous Celery City Minstrels scheduled its customers nothing to take placo on Tuesday, night. l!ong before the curtain rose the house seemed to be filled to overflowing nnd N o w A c c o u n ts S o lic ite d Btlll they cmnennd found extra sea.» thnt hnd been nddgd to accommodate the crowd. H. R. STEVENS, G. S. DERRY, M. M. SMITH, Promptly at eight-thirty tho curtnin rose Vice-President President Cashier disclosing the company scntcd^ln the cir­ cle, Geo. A. DcCuttcs in the middle, nnd. flanked on both sides by the members in , white'face. Thè stage setting was ar­ ranged to represent u lawn fete nnd made n.very pretty effect, After a song and at a sign from .the Interlocutor the end men came in to o rollicking air and after the opening chorus ihe entire company was partmcnt of the gnmo they outplayed the seated. H ig h -G ra d e I l o u s c ß u tiding a S p e c ia lty Claude C. Howard wrts the find on the Sanford boys who sct'Tncd to be a little off Wont to Ffliloui Sanford program nnd rendiayx]^“ When jroU Dream color, but what Sanford lucked in fielding Sanford TSTrwjPrenl estate Itoom. Why? of Somebody and- Sqniej>&ly Dreams df nnd .throwing was made up in hitting nnd. Her real estate inch advertise ¡4 page at You." Me. Howard luis a good'ftrplcc and basc-hinhiug. In- the pitching depart­ a lliqe in their local pujxT.s, says the OrDEALERS IN - ... ment. • Eustis was again outclassed. Inndo Reporter-Star. Fnmt Orlando's lowas properly encored. * i** il Nixon Butt on the end then sang **F'T Wyndhain, a brother to , Orlando's star enl paper» one would never know thrft Builders’ Supplies, Inter!Archen Sami . i* , », . . ‘H Like n Little Lowin', Row nnd Then" ns if twirier, pitched a good game, hut his tdie a • ever hnd n reni estate agency. Stil he really meant it. mid afterthlp appeal losses proved costly nnd he yielded Jtks we havens good land nnd us many adver Alpha Cement,. Acme ^Plaster the Sanford girls shoul dtnke him at - his when they meant runs. On the other tisera, ns good land nnd ns many advant­ ha.nd Chubbfyns invincible.. Thu few hits ages ns Saaforii Ayhav^ean word. madu off-hia-doUvory wofe weH-ocetteml iive rcnl estafe agency'Tljat lifoms our renderea biauiirtll bdlldds, ML Beatty1* and uut une of Lustis' urns were earned: town mid enlivens our pnipcrUc ’Pinns^Estimntca, and oll Information relative to Building Bntteries-for-Sanford : Chubb mid Beard papers do whnt tlmy can, but they enti not being '‘Walt," nnd Mr. Derry's “Could L" ll; for Eustis, Wyndhnm and West Uve on wind. Tlivsc were .Interspersed with coon songs Cheerfully FnniisluxI “Somebody Lied,"- by Eugene Rmnnillirt brooks Extra copies of this week's Herald can mid -“ Dm. Nrtah Gave out Checks forRnln,” Shall Wc Move a Kindergarten ? !>c obtained at tills office. Send a copy by Fox. T*hono 6 9 to the Editor of Tiie llcrntd: , .. C o n s u lt U s to your friends and keep .than in touch The solo rendered by C-fhlgAx Hamilton Tito death of our dear Mrs! Mnhnpey has with the Celery City ijnd its wonderful deserves^ special * mention. His “ Good brought thnt question before the Sap ford resources. • Night little Girl. Good Night” was nsplen­ Ofliec wiilt Murrell & Miushcw Pico TioteLBjoek. Sanford, Fla People again. ¡>01111; Six yenrs'ogo. n Kindid rendition, showing the scopenqd pow­ iTergarten'Ass'ociarion.WHH organ(jted and '» w Notice j _ er of Mr. Hamilton's tenor vole«?'1 a school opened." VfhhJt was maintained ‘ Titn Board ofConmyOanmissloncfs will George W. Adams, the typical coon, with mom nr Ic&f »access up to 'two years gave “Shelter, GrubnudSpending Change" ago, when Mrs.-<]dglioncy took ch»rge,of iiTcct on Monday, September 7, nt 10 o-tlT, lUOtj^fur. the; purpuaO oT I'qufllijridg taxes; ns only George am give it, . the scliool, combi iftng. kindergarten nnd and attending to dny oilier businessllmt .'Interspersed between' the ballads nnd prThtury Work/ Her- slAntK.11, few weeks may euiue before them for their aqisidcr coon songs was a perfect ball .storm of ago Irak left the place vacant nnd .hinny • • U. M. R odihson , 'Jokes. George A.’ DeCnttes as interlocutor, . O F 'S A N F O R D , F L A ; ' . pnrehis are inguirlug: “ Is there no o n f to' Clerk o f Bonrd of Co/Comtii's. carried out-the jxirt to'perfection, mul the fill itT" Witli our Inercnsetl population, F. M. RAN D. P r s ild s n t - . ~ C E O . F E R N A lh S T W e s -P r a t. coop s'on the'ends were full of-ginger. Tlie lfernTd is fully equipped to i*rlnt our Increasing -jirtwpOrity,. flur Increased * : ' P - P O J tB T e q , Csst^ktf . ' fc ' W H lT N E N ,A » > L C * s h l» r The load hi(s.Were the features of The ; ’* * r. . • • .. . intureslin siitools in genera), should4 we lino statiuiu'ry ijf ¡111 kinds. 'All the-latust evening, and few escaped the shafts of noi hnvu d klndcfghrten? -Surely flier»are tytxt and material dnd "the tpon behind O n ly N ational Bank In O ra n g e C o u n ty .crlticispt and wit^ ;• ‘ -'-= • . -— - 1. ’ . ;. ¿.J . enough'.parents of little children in Sanford the type" wlio know*flow. f * * « ► " ■ -•-Frritfk W. Grnypm rendered tha^behuti-1 ' F u n d s P ro te c te d b y kB u rg la ry In s u ra n c e * to sustain fetich n school. The old Kinder­ ■Ylm deeomuuslation inethmls 'and flow bullnd •‘'Dreaming Love of You."-followed garten’ Association is in poaaettioh of a , . . O R G A N IZE D 1 8 8 7 . - pficeS of fl, A.'HcfTIeld D j. is what kee|m by A l G. Natflt 'In the rnliickiiVg q>ng of piano,.tables; chairs and mnterhdjn equip “Good Bye, Mu Honey; J'tjj Gifne.",. them busy all the time. Ajiy tiling for h‘ acjuxtl of about twenty five children. It nny-homc. ' »* .< ; TJio marchfoiig "Good.- Byc."Glory" by Is quite pJobnhJc .¿[pit iho Jocal Board of Uu; etilire.companyc-lo<M*d‘tlie-first pan Flducotioir.wutuKl furnish tlte iistvofu room •add «iter tire minutes of intermission the' in tlte old fyiipql bqiiding os' lltey .hove Celery City QOhrtette opened UI> Die first done In tlje imat. ‘ * ' -* \ .number of .the olio In* several very fine >. Wlto will supply this need? . * selections. This quartette, composed of A Fsiijtn or rue Kinokkoahtcn. Messrs. Derry,' Howard, Beatty add Haiti-1 Bton, were well iv ed b y tiitf audience Successful Snipe IJunt as they deserved to be for riielr rcndiiloiiH 5 SHIRT One of our popular young men who hns were tho best ever heard in Sanford. . ^IJttlo Mias' Stile» in Vie rendition Aif In tnstc for the imrsuit of game was gen­ WAISTS "Honey Boy" iltterally captured the audi­ erously treated to a shIjk; hunt Thursday ence. and tills dainty little irdsa Was forced evening. Having been led out on the to rcs|ion'd to nn encore of “ Wont you be Jessup roml about five miles ha - was Mn Honey.” Her perfect self Mwsscsslon planted li\ the middle of a svyuiiip and in­ Plans, S|iecLfiqiti6ns nml Estimates Furnished nnd fxmtroi'whileon the stage was 11great structed-to hold the mouth of d bng ojien with one hand and u lighted candle' witli surixise and delight to her ^nany friends. WIicil plundered t«r« ‘ A , on ApplicAtjons . ■v* George Admits in his. monoiogfe skctcli the other. The snipes were fu>t attracted rectly have a soft flex­ and negro preacher stum was Just ubout to the liglilntonce and the lonuhuiUer be­ ibility nnd tjie dressy tbir best urticle in amateur minstrelsy coming more lonesome every moment fi¡mtH-ar.inif nnlly tilew inn his, rnmlln. aiiil ^ 1 ^ 4 , that was ever produced, r.i-nrg..' J» in the negro iinpersomition U nd- makes u •throagli the w oods^toTtlie'rondr About tVils time the' boys: wild won; in hiding aT'* -J" ,7 _ *.' ■ / I 4# irhh. J : / '« . * *•. * touched «IT several cannon crackers and ‘ FrnhVGrayuni and ixMiiflaiiyln singing pistols and the wuy the aniiw hunrestore Mind dnndj^tl36>ttfi#[S_wrre ricl^esiwcialiy O p p : Postoffice T Um/«i«^lmi»eriJfiaiioii yi -Walter Beatty. u p .llic ground toward Sanforg^was a ■ ALG. Nasit lids* been before nnd caution. His leretwhllefricnds could iiot i»»W W VH W W W tO while everyone looked for tamellilnggood keep puce witli him ana he arrived -in in AIV turn tlniy hardly expected the many tawn itn hour ahead of tiiem. P • ►He was finully located nt Jone's restau­ real good things which he gave them in rant. wlicre lie not only regaled hlmsdf ‘ imitation nnd comedy sketches. TheMrand finale of the BlockvllJe Ju--* witli_ refreshtifenis^' but considered bilee doswd' the night's eqtertgjynentand treats on himself for Lite crowd. It is a cinch thnt nei/er again will (Ids DEALER IN everyone left, tlie Opera House "with the feeling that Uic boYihad given, iheni a name'gentleman undertake n juiipc finni minstrel sliow thu( .coinpared favorably, In tlie foie of principal.A with the-professlimuia. .r f f J, Albert. Dal is, as musical director and Sanford Machine and Foundry yvorks Mrs. TuraoP Huuscr, piaulst, desdrve spe j-- Allenlion is culled to the imnouncement cial meplion arid much or .the success of o f-th e Sanford Machine‘ ^nd*-Foundry die uflulf wBs due to the^J(lxtio|ieut musk Works, a new business funned of the fol­ lowing machinists; H. G. Feglow, M. N. ■rendered. . '*• Phone 132 SanibrcPÀveimA , , Quite a neal sum was reuli/td for the Diefenderfer and P. M. Keely This, flnii propo^s tq deal in automo­ bull team, and any future'‘piftbriuances biles and gas cnglnep of allklmis. and to of the Celery Gty Minstrels'can he aa^urt-tl bundle all parts fo^smne; also to rejialr of a crowded Itousc. élU toU siM M iM sÉ i iKtlth o f J, N. Blaine I . Tlie meiubersoi S. N. Blaine dieii urJiis home near Ft. I duction to the |ie< DEALER IN . Reid on Tliursday at 2 oVlock, after a ,,re w®h known fo lingering Illness of several weeks. *He had i*t*r os well as for be«n afflicted for many years -with throat honesty und indut trouble and tills was tlie primary ctniso o f r -----------his death. Banks Mr. Blaine was one of thè oldest real- . Next Monday, S dents of Sanford, and lately had ibodfl his h «« tlie Tlr*! "N honiewrhtl hi. daughter. Mrs. Plfclps.near ^ Ft. Reid. • ' • . i» ooplcg Bank of S Tlie fuitaroJ occurred yoetcrdhy after-1 regular legal hulid, A¿ent fqr Virginia Carolina Ter noon (rum ihe residence of Mrs. Pheljia. the day. « * « *tili/Crs F IR S T N A TIO N A L BANK Repair Work Promptly Done H O L L Y W IL L IA M S Florida Fresh Meats Westen» Meats Fineit-Five Cent Ciga O n the- Market - �i iíohi'.v ;jii wfs;- A; September 5 . 190ft $ HERALD 11rvr~ \lritArCH ^m . w 1 O n e Thousand A cres of Celery Land .. Flowing W e lls Guaranteed $100.00 to $150.00 Pec Acre _ , „ H Reasonable Cash Payments and Balance on Easy Term s Adapted to Celeiy, ..Lettuce, Cauliflower f IBRIDA' BEING ADVERTISED Potatoes, E t 1 Quaint ijulbblfcs from Sift 11(Utkins'1 Some jokes are .like warts— they nrjr* Atlantic Coast Line'doing Good Work Ton Vou, t. , : -f o r (tanfoMl aj^LOthers Foreword Imys are usUoHy back wan I ¡a 'The Atlantic tonSfLino, through Wilbur sch ool.'1' . McCoy, thecRlcienfagriculturalnnd irpmi. Few figists tire able' to .‘make their l's ^r;n it'iu’ n&mt, is^ndiqg^thrQUgkuULlJie behave^—:—: ''.T*?T' ----- r*------:----------fhmn|’ Staty's attrnutivo printed .neuter Many folks tlirow up a coin who hayca'i ajJfcL'funurg ‘ die- various seolumS of thp been to sea. • Stick-lera fgr good maimers imtnrnlly Mr. McCo$ hits, for a number-of years,--fcjjlong to clubs. beep in clwrge of the agricultural and imMa says a good many girls go to church / ftiignujop department of the Atlunjlc to prey—on men. '•Omm Line,-ami tluough^Ws untiring cf ^Because u mAh lives in Chicago is* uo *•fort* lie ban done much to Thing settlers to sign teat he is 111. Florida. ' ..7 - . l. ’ It la safer, sometimes, to he a funeral . Knch year regular' ftotnescekcra’ cxtStjr- Utnn a hank director. r easkms aro »pornled Tram -various points in ■ There was once n |Hirple cow: hut ho the West, and huiuk&is of people tnkc od- bod | ever saw a purjwle cow. ’ vantage , o f -the ‘ reasonable rates, many A nmii buckles down to work When lip. having settled jn Florida. wanfa to hold on to bis simp. . n I1 The Atlantic ’ Const. Line' has issued a * One swplluw does hot make a summer; neat booklet entitled The Nation's Garden | but several get a mail into the chlnboobc. Spot, giving details o i the various points You seldom And che>)r/ul milk at one nlong the line of that system, which jiqolr *night stand hotels. .Most of it has the contains an excellent description of what Is being (Line In Florida la the truek-rnia- ’ Some men lire like the inside ni iiitf litui, telling günl Tliey.rnay have"!»"bêmiiifu If" You ^Want/To Buy OR T R U C K LA N D S Come and See Us (•U hnmeseckcrs can expect when they hut me stsll a bore.’ . . 1 nrhihc Intuì of Hoyren, dnd sunshine. Pansy JJonehead. of” Enterprise So says the Jacksonville Tunc-i 3 W £ i Sanford must be 1)J(C'luiVlifl! trill! "f last .Sunday,' nnd t f o * adds ihfc fOTflt» .hied nhd to think thttu aren't to l»e nil) infl concerning Sanfurinh.particular : ¿'¿j. ■Vilore corns.- • . . Sanford enterprise , «todgrM cant flgurtu 225 acrep, 822 ' Tom Apjiteyartl hi ¡king , nirx,^4ll1(j()0%ure printed in largo letters Tom A|»plcynrd Started a "Kirk C iinmn” on a small folder on cheap Irrigatin'! mak­ In his Lake City Index, says tltoSi. iVteming Simtardea: greatest trucking center burg Independent, nnd lie Is now kickli g lii^lif w ilt , This booklet is very attrac­ bimselL « 4 never knew that there wire tive, and Sanford Is to bo congratulated so much dissentlon- IfPhls community, a. d hpundior enterprise in putting T o r settlers. he uses a half column of space to explain J. N. Wbitncr is credited with getting to bis contributors why he dflnnoi publish out a bent folder, advertising"Sanford hntl their effusions. * Better turn the stuff over dif Mownrd-Packard Land Company has to the police department guithn out a very neat- booklet entitled Pmsperity of the Celery District at Sanford, The Timcs-Union of Jacksonville reports tins booklet, like all olhenk gives valuable that the parties boring fur oil near Chim information to strangers. \ ley have found traces of petroleum all the Hdm« «'nl r«rm way down to a depth o f 800 feet, .and A Home ln(Town in d a Fann in the thnl the drill is now In the last stratum hoiintry is tlje title of a booklet whicli is of bituminous shale and the drillers expect •' -1 witi! valuable information, and one to strike oil soon. If ^ii is struck at Chip...11t il j country, together with Use other oil willjÿp In progress all over western and I*, .ets. ‘ middle florida. If oil is struck a great ad­ 'o nil, Mr, McCoy U doing n greot work dition will be made to the wealth of the rmted°llv^i * nd ,,U y ork- l" being aPPre* stole. ( . state * 18 entcri*r*pIhI business men of JLine Will make a L ■j " 1** ^inter to briing liouieseekers to iorrU ‘ ? nd ^ ilb the [cooperation of the ^ g l i o u t the slato. .each .nt ' •ecure%ulto a number of «here during the w i „ V months.' „ 1. ** 1 k 7 •»«»«1— i*— i »tk—-i- ,** ! 1\ K"y:. 1 .. ' ‘r. t - 'Jt *, i... Thp mayor of Key West has determined to stop Sunday liquor selling in Key West, and to'that end will employ men in plain clothes to obtain evidence against the law breakers. v ■ I,*, “■ . ^ . i 1 . J. UOARMNÜ C K U Ö ty. SANPOKD. KLA It Makes No DifleJence What You Want or Where'Vou Want It WE H A V E IT and on Terms that are Right Orders for High-Grade Printing for A ll Purposes G iven Prom pt A tten tion at T H E H E R A L D office -, i �L*i#T ~ j .v^s• SANFORD HERALD ■T '¿I J Wi li ■When (lilehftst sks-in the ft The girls wiD como from everywhere, Early Bnd into. . . A-coaxing fate , ■*To Give them Gilchrist for a mate. ; -^Jacksonville Thncs-Unton. stye notes the volumnious advertising accordetl Tiir. HERALD by the real estate men in particular and remarks that in Orlando S u b ic r lp t lo n P r ic e , $ 1 .0 0 ■ Y e a r m ^Advance the.real esfnte dealers are cither deed or When Gilchrist gets lo .Tnllahnssee. . , , Filtered ■* »evond-cln»« meli mailer Auguat 22nd. sleeping. There'll be no chance for any lassie. 11UJM. at .the Pm loffie* «I Sanford.- M ond«, There is more truth than' poetry In^thls under Act o f March 3rd, 1879. For mother dear and sister sweet _ thought, nnd T he Hr.RAi.pj rises to remark Will mnke the lassies nil relreot «flit» Fini Floor In the Binhop Dior*; tint Street that in every growing city you can always —Mrs. "A. T. Foss, in Pilntn Gorda nernld ,____________ Telephone No. MB. ■ flnd.thc real estate rrtlh .Ullhg-plenty'of When Governor Gilchrist takes his scat SANFORD, FLORIDA, SEPT. 3. 1908 printer's ink, not only In the local (wipers Charming InsseS and maidens swoel hut In advertising mntter of all kinds. Will at price begin His heart to win J i_Now-it «waV be that property is tf&l TiiE,spiERibm hrw tHd And nllUwidnmsels fair know not retreat. "mbVlrtjnh OrlnhdO. (tt that the renl estate Lét us InnujTurnto the new era •*7>T pros —Leesburg Commercial." parity whleh Ts dawning* upon SaníunL dealers have nothing to offer since Orlando .'. When Gilchrist'Bees tllp TrJbuntMlirls. with on enthusiastic's pirit. Fortune smiles has nttninetnt's nature! proportions and Imiighing. pretty, with|clitigipg curls. upon us and let us tlrttPTIilvnntnfte-o^ir- is not likely to grew. ■-» It'll settle the mntter for good nnd all— .Auany rate.th«! .Rcpbrtcr-Sinr certniidy ,. ¿ tune's smiles Tltcy nrc obre—ours uTfcn Por beauty will answer .the 'lection call } : "Thnt,s U C ., ■ . Joy; ours to bosk In. The cnrnucopln has-a kick coming, for If real cstnorW ui J . —Tampa Tribune. , tinn^s propitiously. The goddessof [licnt/ are not using space in the paper tlicrc When General Gilchrist becomes our “GoV. , '.^li'tnorc prolific in her m/ár pledges of .great must be n drag in the market* ■ ntiundnnce when we renp this harvest of If a dty is growing.the tiroiicrty is His thoughts may then turn to love‘r bovlnd to lie advancing and real CUTiTier As our dear frlofyl; wffHp him straight. the Crops now being planted. both coimty nnd city property should Iw Rigjit here in Snjlford Jio'U meet his fate. 1 t Sanford U a Iic best city In Floritln. .... ™> .. --i «i ■ ^ >*-"• : t i .»**. ""Wg.* w » •* —That's No flbodawash away [iroperty anti strnn changing hands. The only way to sci • gle lives No - seismic turbulence your property is by, advertising* Take^nWrohi ns an example.' Here Is I- Tufi Herald Is today priming nr»J cirscars our land vrijlj.molten lava,' or Bwnl lows up the ofTflgtNlijltiipulacc. Thctlork abiihch AF live, hnstling men who are cnlaUriiphibro'jiiipcrs to RLptmAR riMDUiband ominous clouds Hint threatened the constantly booming and building up tin? setters¿Jjhn any paper published in Or* flnandnl world have passed nwnynnd ouc city. Ilhcy are ready nnd willing nt all |npge County, winter of discontetn is made glorious sum times to give their time, money nnd en­ meryfiy these suns of Florida. All of our ergy toward every movement to advance TJm newspaper man is on Iconoclast blasted hojics^q^c in the deep liosoni of the city's interests. They are wise to the because lie secs'the slmms, hypdCriay.oml the ocean buried.* Our dtpary marshes have fact dint publicity is the only way to bring deceits of munkind nnd becomes per force been changed to delightful meadoWs, and Snnford ittto the public eye nnd conse­ cylijc. ' life is full of rare und rudiimt promise. quently the local papers will receive the All (hot glitters Is not gold .to the Jour­ The worlt! is t>urs. - The prices offered pntrontgc due them ns public purveyers nalist. . < for the products of onr fallow land ore of news. The result is shown hi die fact With a street Car line nnd brick ptiviiq; „ , iqost llatlering nnd encouraging to-lhc liint today our city is doing more business «hpshqndinan. Sanford Is ihc gijfden spit in cvqty liiio tUnu any other city twice the on First street, our main lliorouglifure will resemble that of a city five-times u&large ‘ „ - / . o f 4he earth. size ip .the South-. * , We have health that cun alone be found Farming lands nnd city [iroperty is be­ in Nature's sanitarium. JVe.hnve water ing sold every day. An influx of new WHAT THEY SAY OT US as pure and nectarine ns ihe draughts the people.has set in and tlicrc is more build­ fate«l gods were wont to quufT in sportive ing and imivovements in progress than [ Comment o f the State Pncss Oil “A glee. ever before^ -li-Tha-Harald / rwu TJierelwe toTIccii your -flngax-upnn-Tb >« Solo County New*. ‘ pulse of trade you'liavc only to wnteli die Tlie Snnfoni Hcrnld, with R. J. Holly us is onf pleasure and our duty to still further movement in the real estate. Tinf rides editor, has made its appearance. It looks this state of humnn happiness. that denote the.greatest progress are those j good, talks good nnd will moke good. ~~ Snnfoni 'must nliiT shall go abend. It having the greatest Ixxinis in |>roperty | Snnford now has two of thc livest papers has the sinews of war; it has die fire of und the "snnd men"nrcluiing the columns in die state. Success to tills last venture youth and the courage o f its conviction;. of the papers every time. ■of Pro. Holly.- He did good work at Or­ Its property valuations nrc cVer ndvnncing. In Sanford—there Is something doing. lando, and will do the same fur the Celery and everydiing moves along nsinerrily nsCity, if they stand by The HcrnldT' ~— a? navemi thcrairarcitrtnessmBninrr 4 «. M for die.;, •nn-l j¡ti¡ •t yt. - y TV ÍTotlicrk ilp,WIt| ices. V, J. F. ey«iiliu« wr Tti-ury Mi l./ •F. l - J i j p. .]V ; IN SANEORD CHURCHES T H E .W E AFTER HIM ALWAYS SOMET hT n O DOLNO IN SANFORD rublUhtd Lvery SnluAlay M orn ing»! Sanford, Fla. ft. J. H ou r. Managing Editor ______ V‘ September 5, igoa THU SANTORO HERALD P a je 4 marriageshells. Put your slioulder .t^O^rln addition to'd ie'on e tiiousand copies wheel. Be enterprising a n d *y(»U will wm of T he Hkkai.u of dii? issue distributed Arnullu Chnmplun. ; the long covered prize. He|piyourtelQindL througliout Orange county, several hun­ , The Heral'd, Sanford’s new weekly news •God will doTlic^ restr Nb.- rffiTiV nil gain. dred will be sent to jwirties In llie north­ fwi|wr,‘ edited by R-J- Holly. hnsap|ieared. A silling hen ticvcc.gttU^fat.- lf-ymihave ern sillies, carrying to (hem Florida's latest It is a twelve-page [wiper of approved . confidence In yourself, now Is die lime to tidings.- the storyu f - our county^ prii- live- ooIhiihi -siee nntF remarkably neat 5jWW.yduriuetlJe. Arouse to mUionl" /rW tyiMgraphicully nnd bright editorially. We ductiveness, and why Sanford is destined * , ■ * ** tlnie U ripe and w ejife eager.fifr the'Tray. to be one «if the state's most important wclctmie The Herald to our exchatigc list . Tills vicinity is most ptolllic wire oppeirtucities.' i nnd predict a successful caree» for this • nitics for money-making nnd the inomeirt hut Jut^¡ii|>s into Tfie past six months for Florida nnd for I ?3>un^^*S/Flòrida fledging that is opportune. Our resources are legion, í> J. Sanford hnvb proven most propRious und I *“ me 1grown. ■' -and foruiAe.'.wldch knocks lltif on ecot .well warrants tlio feeling that both are' XlMlnimre (iazeltc '«wary tnnftVipOf, 1b no\f* ioudIV knocking ,ii dntesliTgupo'n nn erA of jirpspcrity, Tho first issue of the Snnford Herald, at oiir gate. Did it welcome. ,» Nulling ran stay the rapid -ndvancq of witJ>Mf. R, J. Holly ns*managing editor, - , — !—z*-----------r-. ‘ ■ ha? bc«;n riYcciVml nnd contains twelve ’ ; “CLEAN AND D lC N lT ltD " .. . . - V ' A'rbtngiSftnfOrjl, Is the renl vegiitnhje pages. It is a good paper, u sjilendid That is wiiaV one of ♦innfurd'sirpost prominent citizens Said of The Hekald af­ grbwihg-section Of tlie state. [wilier; it reflects credit 'on M/. Holly nnd There is on tlds wiiolc planet no more jiu Sanford, and should'receive the most ter lid hud read the first Issue. “Clean ami dignified" is a good motto jo healthy spot than where stands die city hljarnl patronage from local mcrrhnnts. follow, and we . hopo that we limy ever of Sanfonl, and the census rejMirts prove A paper sudi ns The Herald Is a town tlds to be a fact thnt cannot he'gainsaid. builder, and the Celery City Is fortunate keen on that line of morality. If Itis li^e nnd^heoitfa ’jrpu wanX or- a liq fclr. Holiydceidiiig to hwom tlw>«>. And dial expresses whnt Till; Hkkalu is ' striving til do— to'uinke a clean and dig­ chance for [irolitable investments; to raise vugotahlcs nt n profit that WHI makefThr'lltuiviiirstar, nified iwess In the “Celery-City." Tlie first number of the Snnford Herald, “ This paper will strive to give the news all forming you have heretofore seen 'bin of this cominunity witliout Tear or favor; child's play, eigne to Sanford and the R. J. Holly editor, nnd mnnngcr, has lieen It will p u b lis h all the news tiiat ought To country surrounding it, nnd your fondest received. It is five column, twdvc-iiagc. well edited and well printml [wi(ier, and if lie printed, but it will in No case sink to ho|ies on all the.above will be realized. the merchants and Imsincss men of San­ yellow Jouninlism and publish tu the outford possess the same, [wide/ ambition Shall We Have a KJndergnrtcnT" is a uslde.world scandals and utterances that query that a correspondent to The H e rald and business ability thnt the mnnngcrs of will bring pain to anyone. this week makes to the people, of Sanford-1 The Herald fihvc shown it will live long We will be "clean and dignified." Certainly we should have, a Kimlergur- ami [irospcr and they will wux fat. Let tilos«* who love Sanfonl. aud those tcn. Thu gwwl accomplished .|iy the Jute who ore-olive to her welfare and [woapqr- Mrs. Muhoney in the enriy training of jour of TheSanf«ird ileruld comes ily say: "If we aipnot niqke Sanford nil children warrants its-«continuance, and we wnnt'to, let us make hiTr idi we can." It Is sincerely lioped> some good woman to us this week. ■ H. J. Holly, formerly With the constant effort to make the will ta wr this Important matter. In hand at with the Reporter-Star. Orlando, is the mlwmging editor. r most QTfcVery condition and cause endi once. Tlf|J^.sup()ort is assured. Sanfonl is certuiniy to lie eongraudnt [Klint of-advantage to uppeur In iu most v tavurublo l i g h t , W i l l fed 'lfu n nrr — Her nf niir rtrliiingF» TPiomt i. i I.mi ^ ,r r on securihg sucli a live wire to let . * doing all we can to not oidy make Sanfohl first issue «if Til? Hi:kau> told moreR'.l^tTT Wgrosipng to 'criterion, hold hfcnowij hut putting her In the way Sanford than had been in [irint'in the last^l!?. T ! ,4. r M?'^ VoL1' N ^ i « “ nYcriterii ° of constant odvameniciii. thirty years. Our.dly deserves It nil, nnd ihe Herald ’will do It tflffid queen's taste! too inuuli cannot tie said about the ninny It's worth lliousaiids to the-towp and . ’ * '- V . Under -tlie editorial mniTpgemcnt of advantages of a growing city like Sanford. county. May the citizens realise und nc Willis M. HaH. the Ttmes-Union Is all A city Is Judged by Us ncwsimpcrs— coni Tlie Herald the a^ipiinrt it ilescrscs. Tlie Item gets more information about that it should LA as a rc|i(csct)tatÌYe -Lts- therefore it is lip to- the quill [rushers to iwr of the State nf* Florida, und no more keep tit? spirit of, advancement jon tlie Sanford In the first number than we have seen in print in tlie jmst thirty years put . _• can ilsba aaid that a Georgia [wi|>er *■does mo vo. V- - ” together. /-. more for-Flotilla titan a Florida paper. The rioridn Press hna been most kind in | Thè Timca-Union is all thut can be ex' [lected of a state.pajier, while the editorial welcoming The Herald among their midst, Uoiitea County Times. The firstf issue of Tho Snnford Herald pugc is undoubtedly.the besi to be found us will be noticed in "Whnt They Say comes to our exchange table this week of Us,” ip another column. We thank you * in the Sou tic Willis Dall is a genius. with Mr. R. J. Holly as managing e«lilor. alL gjmtlemen, and tnlst We merit all the If future issues «nine up to the fir^t. other kit^d exixessious of good will. Later on Most inerdwHils would rather, at the cud |ui|icrs in the «mte Will hnv& to do better we, will review these kind hotirea and give of a mouth, pay a higbiU for advertising,’ -mid have an cijaal sunHeft In bank us the $uch particular one the attention that it to keep in line-w ith this new pup4r. Sbcce'ss to*It ‘ *V , . pet profits of the mouth, than to |»ay a deserves. Again, we tiiank you. small advertising bill and still hnve but an (,arctic New«. Daytona. «Fheipublisher of a weekly newspaper in equal sum added to the bank balance. Sanford's new newspaper, Tlie Herald, And that Is Just about it usually France announces tiiat henceforth the niude its initinl oppeorance Inst Saturday. journal will be printed oh poisonous fly works. * ___ -flw pw m rttm M tr mrnm'tnjTYLWiTinfiiF Will some “friend of the family" please «xl value ufter tlie contents U)f tlie |iubli- the brim wilii bright « 01111111011011» (rum the pen of iu able editor. R. J. Holly. hold a mirror to the mouth uf the 1f curst- cation luive been [icruscd. Independenf Corpse, now posing os a na­ [ 0«un»a Cpuniy Cltixan. . - • tional candidate, to see if there are any We have received the Initinl number of U itor liurrih of the Kissimmee Gazette signs o f lifeTis booming his city as it was never boonp IThe Sanford Herald. It is a twelve-page, It .wiU take an ciTort lo gaivauizo cd before and he will get results from live .column publication and is a gein -In 'b od y politic and thrust new life sudi energetic.efforts. Every issue is u Ievery respect In fa ct it seems to us to ribs of death. boost ior.Klsslmm«ie. be too hlgh-grpde to “make tongue and >w»«AV.^ ’pK JOHNSON A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W Where Devout of the Celery City Worship Tom orrow. RESUME U t A ll CHURCH EVENTS t l’fftcllc*« In Stale ami Federal Court» M. G. T, Buildia».^ , W. Wionk 24| 1 H.AlnM M O N D ARCHITECT * Of Interest to Those Religiously In ■ . cline(M-Subjccts o í D lscoiifse»:, for “the SbOhatti. OfBae.wlth: MuiTcll & Minshcw Pico T U P a « « » iT H it n n p lM 'iii p C mY4« « F*l"**tÿ R«]untrd to or'woJ ihtlt A * " ri“ iBÖi/*<l,* M^ otjwr Ckurch N<«< to tKii oHir» nol b u rlK fS T t « ™ j .....- - • ll^-i tiliA-k !i!L'.»-' ■■■-L j» « .'_____ DR/ R.. M. MASON ' \ ± m' ifnrhniiiii.- I|ENTJST -I r i r s t M e ftw u U s tr ^ T * * Rev. I), tl. Swpsi, pnilor; churvh, corner P*rk (xin^r Mai •venue sml Filili •lrrri; iinnumi ¡limile 25nulla nvennr avena* unit, unii. äeve IScventn »li oervice, Sunday ftiorntni »ervloc s« 11: K. Mei 7 :3 0 ; Sunday •elioni, o.-tir-a. fi*., Jnu. ... tiniier, Supl Epworlh L-eRiir, 0 :3 0 Sunday ovcJlIn». Wellxmi Block ¿ ’ ■■■■ '* Fiume l<t FlorUln ^ ^ o n fo rd , I . II . Good ciingregntions were present Sun GEO. A. DcCOTTES day nt both the mornidg nnd night scr v ices.' The [tastor's text for tho morning ATTORNEY a n d COUNSELLOR at»I.AVV was “ Let them that lovo the Lord be nB Fradice .in Statu and Federal Courts the sun." At night his theme wns Snirford, n a’ Fcnst In The Wilderness." tile basis for Wellxirn-Bltick tlie discourse being the miraculous feeding of the 4,000 in the wilderness. /'A . C HART Two rneuibcrs came forward by letter nt rthe morning s e r v ic e .“Christian Service S U R V E Y O R A N D DRAUGHTSMAN tiiat costs soii|plhing,". will lie the subject I^ velln » and Croti-Sectlonln» for Draln«»r u Siiecialty for Sunday morning services. SANFORD. FLORIDA ’ Tho lcnguc.niccting was well attended last Sandfly afternoon, n large per cent, of thosb.prcscnt, taking part. It was inissiomiVy nn*4*Tit}g, qnd Mr. A. R. Chap- THOMASrEMMET WILSON |M'1I, fourth vice '«president - qj/tlu‘ w'jiior ATTORNEY AND OOUNSEUjOR ‘ league, wus in charge. MissMary WnIKec. AT-LAW first vicc-pn*siilnnt «if the intermediate la t e Sim o Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuii ut league, will lead Sunday, and the subject Florida is; "Our Charge." All young people cs-, Rrildrncra, Snnford sAd Sylvan Late specially Invited,, Scrvtea-begins at 4:00 o'clock. PARLORS The Woman's Foreign Missionary So- T O N S O R I A L y-wilt, umeiJ4ondny nftm nxm nt^cno J. L. CARRUTHERS o'clock, the meeting being in chnrge Pruprletur of Mrs. P- M, Elder, vicc-presiditnt. All . .J lu t arul Gold Halli».' members urged to attend,. __ SANFORD . > FWlKIlVt •*„Presbyterian Rev. J* T. MiKlmiloh. paitur; nrurnln» wrvice. **i M : evcnlnz servii», 7 JO ; SnbbaiH m -IwmI. 9; 30 a in.; Jli-iirrM cLaulln/Supt.; jirajrvr |i np«lay, 7:30 p. *u. FRESH The services (it ihc Presbyterhm churcli Inst Sunday were well atUxmlctl, nnd were of nil Interesting character/ Tlie music in which the Presbyterian choir was ublyt assisted by-mmnbcrs of the Ihiptlst mid Congregational churclie-s, wnsexceptinnnlly good. And ilinik^d- tu tentimi- was given the preaching. Al night a noticeable fca Hire of oLthc scrvjccs was tlie.large mini her of men [«resent.' All tire ii'iviteil tlie services next -Sundjiy, wliicll will l>e of- tfip usual cliaracter. ' •F l f i l lla p r fit Rrv.T- W. Perry» postof; Sunday iiKirnhiti *»r Ire. 11 ; i-Veil in a icrv fc-, 7 SO; Sstjtmlli »»ijui.l.Tlft. ni | K. K, MurniH. SunKrurayer iiu-i iliut *-V. ry Vi /•/lnr«.||,y, 7HHM>. W f l l W. A tlfit Friday, 3 p in ; Y. M .o. tail Friday, 3 p. tnT 1 - Rev, J. W- Perry Yetufncd ^cstchlfty Tram Ids vacation urn) will occupy, tlj I»oIpit of tills church tamurniw ju both morning and qyening servlnils. No doqbt the pnstbr.vFilbbc greeted by a InyAt! -tiirmgrcgatioii. . _• . ---- -- — . or*-»* 1. M EATS ' and ':rt z *• *■ . ‘ /.G R O C E R IE S AT- J. I: ANDERSON'S Geo. A“. Main, B. S., M. E, . ■Consulting--MeclianKil E N G IN E E R nut! Practical Macliiijist . • Eiprri irr MacLino Lhmliin. Er»rtIoa«njl Rri»«ir F A L A T K A , F L O R ID A ¿t •• "• H ^ n r y _ M c L 3 lu I i n Conlreifttloriftl Rrv. R R. dfrn dtfi, pa»l/)r: Sumtay *niiruLjut ijrvlre. II: ovenln» »crvic». 7 :3 » ; prayrr im »ilii» Wfil*u;».lay. 7:J0[> in : S«l/tath artiud, ID n m J. «. tnsminfirr, Supcrinn-nilem'. .5 . JEW ELER' ‘ '~ * ^ • * ' 'Holy Croit Fplitnpul Rrv„B. F. Bruwn, rector, Sunday jnurnln» »a w - 1er. II; eyrn liii »FrvUv. 7 :3 0 ; SaU kiüi a cW J . 0 . 1.3 a. m.; IT. F. Wig------ll-— Rllaer, Supl j,- prayrr n w i l- n t -----7Ì30 p. m. » — : • MY S P E C IA L T IE S : •» ■*: , ’ /clurd'a Hand Painjed China . • C o rh in / * Sterling S ilver Catholic »V Tourili Sunday; i-wrly mnis. 7 n in ; inno» nuil Mr- Roger«' FUted Ware- . Rrv." M, r » « . reel or; u r v i,» * every V n .n d anil man. 10 0. in ^Sunday p, IU. * Elgin and Waltham Wal.hr« U u. iu.; Vivix-n, 3 A L L G O O D S - (JU A R A N T E E D buckle meet." Such [uitilicnturns ais^ui* o f Sidney. However, .such a miwspnpcr.is «mi Credit to our county and we sinwish the Herald oil sorts of good nitd gratifying success.—Mr.-R. .1, illy. Itrnnorly of tin; Orlando Kcportcr-' Park Á v é n u f -'P h on e 10(i «tnr is managing editor. He states* that :he has sunvunded liimsclf with a number' of competent assistant^ among whom is WE MAKE EVERYTHING KNOWN W. S. Oslxrrn, who is known to be one-’«if tlie brightest iicws[>n'pcr men in tlie inn to. __ TO THE TRADE We shall look each week wlth»[geasure4o C^b coming of The Herald. Spencer’s Ocala Banner. * •■ullXinfi-ofLuncli Goods,- Camlit-*. j. Cigars and Tobaccos * ’• TJie first ijsuc of Tlie Sanfbpl Herald lies on our exchange table. In’tyjiogrniiliy V+•><■•>■>-;--j. it is u.iiHklel. Aa sooo„'a8 you sqm its make-up and iu print you at tince realize thnt IT is the work o f-a master of his trade. It shoes in every liqp that tluioe behind it take a pride in their work and . - , ' * try to excel. - When .we run. across Os­ born's name aa one of ittf staff .we can at once account for ' i u excellence. Thp pnper would re licet credit on George Burn­ side in his palmiest days. i <-A v Sanford library J. ANI? . . j + •> | I | Frei Reading tRoom t S(. R elm b u r» IndrpenilenL . Tbfl.Sgnlf d Herald, R. J. Holly, editor, arrived yesrtsdny iu a neat 10-page, Gcolumn bundle. Hblly's new |«operils as neat os a pin, ably edited, and Interesting in every deportment. “In Sanford—Life is Worth Living," is the slogan put forth by.thU [Mipcr—sort of holly wreath—re­ minds one of Christmas and good cheer, fey i*«r, *-» . Hj ANDREW ■:r : ■ — I- ** \ t ---------------- M Upstairs, Pico' Block Open Tuesday,; 4 to 6 p.n» Al Saturdays Strängen Jto 9p. m. Welcome ♦ J �i Sfptcitibff 5, 1908 p H )" TUE SANrORD HERALD ft IHhWHHBOBHttE€ITY _Wjulu,-tlHMH»4*fr-<)rlttTTTtfTr Poge5 Give tlie news to the Herald. Tiir. Hkkai.ds '{tltone is No. 148. i Fresh Florida meals at M. A,. Speer’s. Get estimates from Pell on house print . f 4 +V t t t t -y V ■?*iT*i*-F 4‘ V4--T--Í-»> C-4-•} <•C y.* <•-t’ O V V V •>V V *>.-. .y V ;*VFV »;■ -FV V <••;■■>•>• > v í v 'X ’(iv . When you have nn Item of news cnll 'phone No. 148.' | -> < • Ç- 4. .s ä .;. . y ' N.P. Y o well & Co. . - •’ - ) New honey In quart jnrs. 3(>-eems per ilttlc MappenlnSs— Mcntlorj of |lnft qunrt; nt M. A'. {¡peer's.L* v ~,'i Matters In Brief. . Complete line of pipes just received ., ht. M. Smith has 1,000 acres of celery Chns. Evans. t hind. Sold on easy terms; G. A. Radford has returner! from a visit t Mrs. W. C. Mott is visitlng^mr son, Mr. to Wnycross, Ga. , C. L Mott in Jacksonville lids week* --T ifc! Wade makes frequent tr^Ht-to Sailfort Step into Mrs. G. L. Tnknsh's lunch room Write him at Orlando. nail (¡et a cup of good coffee. Five cents. ’ Summary o f the Moat In* Small Talk Sumner’s X \ \ \ Butter. 33c pmntd. Mr. anti Mrs.Messenger visinM • Succinctly Arranged for Hur­ pounds for $1 at M. A. Speer's. relatives In Tmupo-tlib first of this week. ried llerold' Readers. t Furnished room for rent, over Newlan Full line of feed nnd TirUljzorp. Quali­ Monday drug store. •Inquire up stairs. ty and price right. Sanford (Troccrv Co. Is Ijibor Day. — ~ (~ The best line of eiji’nrs In the city is tils Send ymfr-3l>It;ti cyltars and cUffs-to the •ffid a Nntionnl Holiday. . |>cnsed nt Billie Hnnd's place. Celery City Stefltn nvLuiiudry eqjl tthey will Keincnibcrl The hanks will lie closed. . / * ■?•4 . look ins new. ••M any Snnfonlitcs took'ndvniitngp of the Are y6u n subscriber toTur. HkrauiT cheap excursiop-to Tjimpu Inst Monday.■ The Westminster, fu llest'bicy cle made Nine limns per day. Snead & Vei Iced ten: jilstthc tytqg this hot weather, for the money.' S<*c jlicm" m Hurry J. TT«-, famous O-U-N-O smoker ot,Char^ Mrs. Tnkadt’^lundilrSom,.opposite depot Wilson's.' • PERSONAL ITEMS Or INTEREST * r\ * iHewljirie Dress Ginghams and Shirtings ^ . »>•> '« « p * — ilA Just received large sto ck C h eese C lo th anjL Y eljijw C o t t o n . l o r S e c d Beds f-o w tst. p H c e s .p r c ^ a ^ ^ K * ’ ‘ * ri * - 1 -V <> . -We carry a full line ofDry Qoods, Notions and Gent’s Furnishings ; '.I O • Ili- Copies of .Tlie Herald can lie obtained ivnn*’ . . . i . ,* Beginning MonddV, thu 31st. Snead & Sec C. A. Reed for furniture nnd piano Vennble will work nine hours for da ot Miller's news stand, cornered l*ark ave­ J moving. ^ nue and First street. work. , •* * • —> * ‘ J. C. Snenll hasreturned froma business Misses Ida arid Isabel Simon left for Mr. nnd Mrs. D. II Thrasher nnd daugh­ nip to Atlanta. ’• ’ f . ter returned Thursjlny from a trip to points Cedar Keys Tuesday night, where they will spend their vacation. ’ Sec Pell for pn|icr hanging, New fnlljln the Epst. ' .. j* » * *•-, * patterns Just In. Harry Knnncr, a prominent merchant Just' urrlveR—jx'ar*,- -peaches, dunvns. Harry J. Wilson .spent Sunday with his da»pes, Jlnie8,pnd letnonV. Sanford Gro­ of Orlando visited his brother, Chns. Knnner, on Thursday. * wife and children nt Scnbrcczn. cery Company! ’ B Hnm sandwich. 5 cents; Mrs. Tnknsh’s Fine seven-year-old mare and good S|iecidl values In Indies’ whists, .downs, H + Ì hW 4 4 4 lunch room, opposite the depot. , underskirts, torset covers, etc. Mettin- buggy niid harness for sale. Bargain. «8**8*AAAA*% W. M. Dickers. Horry WrayPnnd wife went to Tampa der’s, next to ixistofllee. Not-h-hple half lioss. guaranteed for six last Monday on the excursion. Mr. nnd Mrs. H. B. Hltz are ndnin occtv Drink a Bottle of For your: best coffee, get Ynle or Puri- pyind n room at the home of Mrs. A. J. months. 'Sl.50 half dozen. Mcltiiigcr's, next to postofllra. ’ J’ " Sirri nth-on Park avenue. tun-nled.'.SoId by Snnford Grocery Co. Those who anticipate building will wive Mr. and Mrs. N. II. Garner have returned T. E. King, n former Saufordile. wnjt inafter a pleasant outbid ill Mt. Olive, N. C. money by giving us their contract.- Snead town this week, returning Tucsilay to Ids holm* In St. Augustine. . When you want n toothsopic steak, & Vennble. ■• * « T. fL Barlow has returned from n sborf cooked just right, visit Billie Hand’s place! 'We imiko plans mul «pccificationaSand _ Fresh line of Nnjjtmal Biscuit Co.'s goods, trip to points in North Carolina. Hitffnm- do first-ejass work cheaper Hum anybody* .... ................... also-—Knead & Vennhle:------------------ =-----nt M. A. gneer’s ily returned tyj|li.|lim,_ It. J. llolley of The Herald tronfinctwl Holler Kind Flour..,fresh from the mills. grocery. ‘ liusine'ss in , Orlando, Monday. He wus Best flour on the market. Get It at M . A. A. MelvinTracy, represenllnd Uie Tijncsuccumpuuied liyJilrs. Holly ’ Speer’.«.. . , _ llnlon. made tills office ,u , pleasant call G IN G E R A L E OR S O D A W A T E R Chicken, vegetable, tomato, | M ’a, oxpiil, L. 0. Philips sjient Sunday wbliTils wife ycstfhJny, • __ . \ consomme, bouillon, nnd other soups served and children at Scahrucze, and they rfeDread'and milk, crackers and milk, milk Manufacture,1 with puruilistiUed wutcr— they will prevent illness, md promptly nt Billie Hand's place. •1----horno -jvtth him Monday night.* toast nnd other dnlcy dishes, nt Billie tiuticd , digestion und giVe you hcnllh , *• ■■ f • • —■ Connected with this paper is a printing E. A, HefTfeld«Cb..will accommodate yop llund's place,, ______ . • ■ “Vings II. Wyidht of Ococc iiHIu; latest in any kind of trade in the household. office capable nf producing the highest S ^nfpV d C o r ä C o la B o ttlin g C o ., S a n fo rd , grnde of office nnd society stationary: addition to the working fórra of the W - { Will buy. sell or exchange.^ N. W. Nhnch, n prominent mcrcluint of Ford Massey of Dawson SpringR, Ky., foul postolfiOe. ’ SeedIks) coverind. 7c. dtndo foVOc,' Oc.' represent ind the cash cnrrky sÿStuni, spent alatkn, was in tlie city Moiplny, visiting Il N. P.. Yo\vell< & C om p an y; f! drade for 7ÎÏC, In 200 yard lots. Mollili- fiT o d a y s trt*the city- tljJs week; his hrothcT-ln-law, S. A. Slinmis. e.A*. DeJiclOUSlefe cream, Hie liest mfule, ul .Steak, ham nnd eggs, l>ork nnd . behns gw's, next to postoffice. ' The'leition of friends nf CiuLTt.. Fernahl.j uiul uther iualhM)int» arihdes, m-Mn». G.Lj- Mr6^-L.-Tri kn^H*s hmrh“pmnr:''nppns11e: * arc pleased tp grçct him ndain on our Takash's luncii rcKini, opixislte the de)iot. ico Hotel mid Uiiidi|xVt. Mfl mid Mrs.. W: ii, Undefwood uinj j Mr. Patlllo, a proiniuent cifiaen of Osstreets after n two wedCs illness, A little money now. null frllllMpowand Koun.^ssetf tliryfidh Sunforil-Tfiewiriy on. daughter,' Miss.Kale," look advantage of., msmess eu- the excursion to visit Tampa, Monday. ilieii Is liio wny to buy celisry Ihi8 WI,y ^ Delinitd, Jur n., biisim V ». «• ■ •gngtmiem. . , « Ice-cold-swent milk niid buttermilk nnd j lM. M. Smith for particulars. I * ■ »- * >" 7’ • ail the popular soft ilrink« 'will lit- found | The aucounnodntiun m clhodit and low Supt. J.C. Hiddind returned home Wed­ at W. H. Hmi(J**r~prices of ¿j. <A : Hefficld Co. is tvlint keeps nesday night from a visit 40'Mt. Clemons, them busy all the time. Any tiling iui Furnisijpd voltage of five or six rooms Midiigan, and piinu in the Enst. is desired hy a imrty who wish to feslde .The cheapest nnd best place to del fur- nqy home. * .# . Jierc. Rent mitst btT reasonable. Apyly John Plaxra. w lio lias hem kpcndiudlils ‘ nilure, Iron bedi; spriuds, mattresses. at Tire Herald offldb, or ’phone 118 vacation witli lil^hnither in Snnfonl. left 'crockery, cl)bin, etc,, Is n’t E. A,, llellicld Go’s Tfiurfiduy for North Cipoliim^ Wjuae lie • After you have been to all the other Mr. (haves of Osteen is iniftind the 1110goes, to retfuine H T s college work. contractors, gel out prices^ -on tlqj most Tai^lbii thuground for a cottage on the modern buildings of general repair woi’k: • Internationnlc-Stock .Food. $3.50 | kt corner.of Palmetto avenue and Seventh bucket of 25 lbs; Costs you at H>e rate Snead ffe Venable..f . . ^ _ _________ _ street. , * Try the X Senator cigar; ‘ heat nicklc. of three feeds for a cent, and krnw siock ~Cqpt. K. S. Murtcll ishaving plmik tyad«* for a modern eigtil room house-' W. G. dgrir in town. Sanford Grocery Co. . . tiealHiy! Sunford Gnicery Company. The Celery City Laundry has installed Hntnmond is tlie architect, and as soon ns Cot. Jos. N, Whittier has gone 911 another up-to-date pressing nnd cleaning piachin- ho -finishes the plans construction work trip North. This.lime he, will visit New Cry andfu‘re now prepared tq doymir*Jenti will be■commenced. York city a few tlriyS, and from there will ing ut reasonable prices,. Give them n The large quantity of sidewalk that thq go West, where ho will remain about tw'o trial. . PujK! Contracting Company -is putting weeks. P O. A. Tolly. Is in the city in the interest ddwu. is seU-eyidetiOQ that Uteir walks nre •Wilbert brand conned vegetables, the ofliis firm, the McCoskey Register Co. of Hie best, and tlie price is right; they are finest packed, nt Clius. Evans. * Alliance. 0. Mr. Talley is a former resi­ guaranteed. ’Phone 09., His many friends are pleased to sep' dent of Snnford and hits n liost of friends Fine fine, of cigars, tobaccos, pipes, &.c., Rev. Mr. Davison in Sanford again. Jlo here who are. always giuil to ijce him. ' at the Sanford Grocery Company. will be here for u feW weeks till the openNow is die time to buy' your sub-irri­ Walter, the iwo-yqnr-old son of .Mr^aiui ing of the Southern College, when'he will gated hind. See M."W. SiJiUh■-«“ Mrs. W. J. Carter, fell from the front |xircli resume his studies at that institution? W. H. Williams-of NacbgdodiCsT Toxns; of lijgjtfime Inst’Saturday* niul Ittykc his 1iifiKc is a Reason. Watch the work .in ami. The little tfian liears up heroically, has progress, study our method nnd pxjiminc UJULU is llupcit he wilLsoou-lui ruouuvrod ny llte maferlnl. 12*1(1(1 squuru foot of side¿full pkiiitlng is ap|>r^mUtig.‘ M. M 'tjalk1^,40 days.. Something toll. Pope Mr __ Hcffipld 1-jjrniliire Company-«' Sfiuili will sell you liAtd ort easy terms. foinractlng Cbmpany. ’ ^iioiie 09. IX, . Willi Ililt, brail'-‘fissiKuoted . Jno.Wi*.Owens, chief qliuk o ^ h q j>hswtt>* SpcnWr’s . iinkery, “phone 100. Free with the HeOiidiJ. Furniture Ganpany for gf-r d e p aUtmV.nt r t m e n t of The'Alian tic Const Une. house lo house delivery. * , Id fc.'., WI A Jim I t A n f l ñ f H i . d l * 4I C A J.lLjrfh !Lf 111 , Bfet .Ik* I dll - - JI ,1 S- *LJi,!lrlr n, lit A W X I felli F la .’ g, r.;^ amourm m r r 1’ J X f -4 FIRST'CLASS. CRÁÍE MATERIALS Sanford,-Fla. 4P - r.---- 1 - CHAS. H, EVANSJ ■ and Fancy •' Groceries' o f H igh C rad e C i^ a ^ ^ im l T obaccos ^ Agent* for tjift Famous • • ^ *. 1 P V E R H IL L BI^AND B U T T E R ' . ' - SANFORD, FLORIDA • ' • rr Vf W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y . AGENTS General Fire Insurance, * Hie past few months, bus resigned bin j*>sion and has accepted an offer of T. U Barlow for the management of lilsjfuc.klng house lit Orlando the coming season. The Comfort Cottage is under new man­ agement, Mr. J. J. Connrfb* Of' Richihond, ind., having taken charge 'Tuestlny. Mr. ConmA Is also propriMbr of Slone Island F- A. HeffieldCo. is at Uie same old stand in Lake Monroe, which lie proposes to put »filing more goods thun evor. The people unddr immediate cultivation. know the best plupe to. go to. By competent sworn officials, the WpwiOr tirrtiiesT. With n competent force kft Springs water, os to its degree of min­ *7 V*«H paid hnd accomplished mechanics, eralization, has been classed with tiiat of •hfr Pope Contracting Company Is [irepured the Great Bear Springs and Poland Strings h* give all classes of work the closest estl- water. Everybody going the. moonlight nrnii* consistent wtih first-class mecliunlcs nights next week td try it. • . .«nd high-grade materials. Try us; we con W. M. Plaxco lias returned from a vi ‘ Wiverthe goods. Office with, Murrell & to York county, South Carolina. Mr. Plax­ «shew, the real estate brokers, Pico co was [m iSdelayed dcioyed B eF-' r s . ' ' several . I .... . » . w IT in in Hie « h » Pjfr" ^on uccount o? the tlie great floods Carcount of *r. B. i. Mrirtindale m d Bons, who are olinas. Mrs. Plaxco will remain several *°<“ged in celery culture and general weeks in Jacksonville, tlie guesL of rela­ «. • ••* trucking ut “Bungalow Córner." are rft- tives. Jwc«l to lave with them Mrs. Mnrtindale’ W. A. Stafford, who is in diarg£ of the ns wed at her dnughterr Mrs. L. A. Stuffcy well-driving dejiartment of It. E. Hill, re­ .1 Staffey, 'w^o orrlverf Thursday ports business as flourisliing. He is now 2?pbh)cy. Ind, TlmWwere accompanied qngnged in completing a big contract on "T Mr. ¿a»! Mrs. R. p. MlUer_____ of Alexandria, T„ ______ wells for Chicago people on Catnerdn nve[hid. All wifi mi Iionic wiUi, Mr? line, about three miles from town, and is {»Je their Undule. meeting with great success in every well. Tim Volusia county priBtJners underTorff Btsin are steadily working ou tlie public mad from here to’llte bench, nnd are near Gstecii at present. It is to be hoped Hint they will permanently fix tlie prairie just beyond die river,.t« lb will Im possible in wet or dry weather. ¿ O ffic e -w ith H O L D E N -R E A L C S T A T d (!&.“' — Sanford, • *- * - - / - .. T T\ Florida ’ ' * *:' W . H. H A N D Jim P a b s t ’ s C e 1e b r a t •» witbbendqunrtefa afSuvuniinh, Gh., wus in ibb city Timrsilay on hu»i|icsseoniiecN'<l with tlie rofttL Cnpt. Owens has many ftiends here.be having formerly resided in Sapford, and was connected with the old Plant System. m __ESi ’- I V '* * ' ’ ÍÍ * Cigars and-Tobacco ’ >r.' QUICK LUNCH CAFE' IN .CONNECTION E. E. Bennett of College Corner, Ohio, is J In the city this week picking at the 1San­ ford proposition* of jgrowiug vegetables. Mr. Derhieti was greqtly ’surprisetl 'q t tlir, rapid strides of jirogress on every side in yur city and stated tuThc Herald st^ihe tiiat Sanford’s ifrigfitiop wub the' finest l>roposltioii lie had ever seen. Hu wilt lo­ cate here m tho near future, and will bring doWri some more good people witii (llm. ; ^ -* ------------- - V * - JI • i-. V '■ W W ; . WELB0RN BLtX’K ifïili ^ ts ^♦ { - T h e Florida Fertilizer Co. in :-!~L / ____ 1_____ cji- . i .,.. 1 .. ... going from here to’Hprd's Station bn- the East Const railroad ^for th^ purpose of de­ livering II check for $10.000^o Mrs. Snllle C. Carter. Tills wus the amount of Insu­ rance carried in ibo State Life of Indiana on her,late husband. Harnlc A. Carter, n prominent citizen of that place. Mr. 5tead is the representative of Uds cbmpany, and* the chuck was sent to hlm frum headquar­ ters lo deliver lo Mrs. Carter.—Sanford items In Times-Uuioti. -* . ■ ' - , Best Brand of Fertilizers ‘ lxfii'rrö for Florida growers Í ! ■K-JI___ ¡T í« « --•' ' > 0F r l e p e e w |U . L l u i b U O ü w .H m s t r w t e d - ill] r; - t h e W o r t h o f O u r r< > riiil/< -ra . A SPECIAL BRAND I OR EVERV CROP The Florida Fertilizer Co. J. A. TAKACH, Agent S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A r i/U J .¿ I . -T-V. . ,/ J ■ .“ X■ ■W/A ■ mm �^n^em hcr 5, TME SANFORD HERALD von n ron N coR portion nnlrntlon« tinder x-ild irrt, npd m do any. nnd nil the iilmvi! businr»*-* above mentioned,» futili to the sani" extent ni a untumi person might M could Jo. . Sanford Electric L ljiit, Gits, Tuel &. Power Company Ttie nmixtnt of the raplial ftocA uf ihlacortniraf Til#1 nmiHint lion »hnll la- One Hunured «m l Fifty TluHwomr The undersigned hereby give notice that on Wtd* Uilthr* (Sl&O.lHHUHI), dltided Imu nftern bun»'eMuy. the 30th day of.Scpfepilw-r. A. D. 1908, dirai idiore* of tbe-par value of One Ihmdrrd Dol-, at 10 o'clock a. m.. pr n* toon llitreufler a* they ara (SIOO.OO) rm h î-ten per rm t of tliecapltal can be henrd, they will apply to the Hon Napo­ tock eh nIJ lie payahle in lawful nioney of (hc leon U. tiruwnrd, Governor of the Stair of Florida, Pnlleit Stnlea or In property or n ndora, nnd the a t hi* office, In the cppllol tulMinii of m il »iRfi . tednnco of the capital «tucV shatr lie payable in In the City of Tuihiham t\ for letter« patent Im ot </une pVnpertri laUir or service» a i a }u»t vahiating them, tticIr nstncl it •» and »ucvrsivors, a body politic and corpwiite in d m l a in tln under th e .n a m e of SANFORD ELECTRIC UGHT. CAS. FUEL & .POWER COMPANY, under, the fullowjng charter nnd nrtkde* of Incorporation», the original td which will h o o p Bln in the oRlre of, Iheaerrrtnry of »tote of (n il Slate of Florid »..,«1 the City of Tullnlinsucr. during the tlrqe required URRELL t IN S H E W 2 E m wr ___ Amurrw Jomant, * IbanSeven director». *» ■■ Present te u h e Investor the Best Opportunities: ■—> . •M. M, Sarro. - Tlienonni 6T director* ahnll seit* t fn>m.lbern*■•'* W. D. lloU'M. i . aetvM a president, vlce-preallenl..un retiirv and Ono person may- hold the o Ilice of aeccrtÄtfrn r n r thb- ba w o rd electric lícht. tregauror. ri-tnry nnd t r e a s u r e r n u l l lautfd of director« ahnll have atirhorittlg «PiM.Int CITI necesanry agents of p- ' uJtS. FUEL L POWER C0MPAN\. “ ' ■■* - . this mtporntBii. by nfi/eclo larrjntetuwol - Aniliinl meeIfiigf o f the - »Iftckjioiders ahnll I* Haled together. nnd dAwtetrhy ■ -ViihVpftíSiipjnie Itirili/ held nt the principal affiena o f llu> ivirtwmtldi on •elves together fur rtf* tytnWWe f.rjJujtonilnl n l«»tyi politic nnd corrornlr under thrTkwi» of |lw Stole of Florida, the pm visiona uf vfiijch ore'hereby ac­ cepted. The following.nrtlrlas o f IncorPorntLin ahnll constitute and In-crone Its Charter upon the in Florida Unimproved celery lands, flowing wells ¿»iraranteed $£feòÓ JLO .$ 2% 00 periacre :-r , J. Celery fariiiB. w ith ilow iiitf w ells nil tilet I, d m in ed nnd ready, for crop. $ 5 0 0 0 0 to $I(XXM)0 anil corporation shall be i undiluted by the fol hew­ ing per sons nnd officer». ■ . Anwtnr Jautaon... • t • . 'Prealdcnt. ’ M. M. Store. , ■Vice-President, Tha general nature nf., Hat business To be tranai * . W. D. lloLreh. actrel by the sa l) corponmnn/ahAll I* * • . Sec. and Treas. To carry on the IntsInrkatiC'elertrlcinn. els-lrlcal Tem porary by-laws m ay be adopted hy said olhengineers nnd dealers th electricity nmlXelectrlc cers until the llrat annual meeting of l/ic stockmotive power, llgh(in|i nnd hrntlng. Itoldara. To manufacture, h linff sell. Import, eximrl nhd, generally deal in «deciifrjlnl'mrtclilnrry of nil deasr*» ' *iVhe ftIih tS b b Umint of [mb htrslness or llaldllty and dcarriptkms ; a(ph(¡0 pittthae. occumu!oie,.dis- Hits w*tsirmli)ii *Lnll nt ruiy time subject Itself l> tribute for higher rrhJVIcfty v ml olectromoXve -Two Himdrnl and Fifty Tliuusanif Dollars (S2S0,forer, nnd to suMsfr y>e I sam e for. uso ns iwwcr for 000(H)). lighting cjtlos, towns,. Villa gee 1recta, buildings— VII. public or private— . . . by - / rnenna dl electricity and to Tile names nnd rcsldcncr« of the -subacrlbers to supply light and i— ! I______ heating (tower to carriers of pas- these artielrs of Incorporation, together with the sengrrs nnd; gouds either ----------------— : by Innd oe water. amount, of capital sultacrlbed by rach. ore as fol­ To construct, build.'purchase, lease or otherwise lo w »; * • ocnulre, mtalntnin, rejulp. operate and l>uild street1 • , i No. of railways, klreer cars and other passenger or N am es.... . -• Heatlenefw: c Shares, freight vehicle« operated by electricity or other­ Andrew Julinaaa__„ Sanford. Ho. . . 500 wise. M M Smith W in te r Pork, Ha. 500 To manufacture, use, purchase, lease or other­ W. D. Holden ' Orlando. O a .. , ■ 500 wise mipilrr nnd maintain telephones, telegraphs. lx Wtrorrs Wiireiur, W e hnve tw /fsinlo act oitr phonagrn|>hs nnd ajl klmls of elrctrlcnl d e v k rk ; to construct, operate nmt maintain, (nirctidse. lense nr otherwise munlre sub-wny*. conduits, electrical lighting ami heating plants. * • To lay. construct and maintain cables, wire«, Witnesses .tines and all necessary appurtenances nnd o|ipllJ. t . Drxmw. Il, D ancet. • . R. C. M*>wru- 1 • To aenuirohy purchase, lease or otherwls<v and lg manufacture luuf construct vehicles of every and 1 acter tised or useful ns n means of JiTATE OF FLORIDA, I jS rn n i, tnmrlng, ea rn ing mill trans iiMir. do hereby errm aiteT r i n¡S s S S suftt nn idiwiwn«; ureSfi: >f rmy and every rklml nnd clmr- tlfy that Andrew John »bn M. M. Smith, W. D. Dulden, who ore to me we.. M __... - __ luitLlnslall the sOrpe for use nnd otshvty .-mnl.lnal^i tberrof. fii'.J |eo,r«4 Iwdeee-mr. and -rnrtrfnr himself brknowF — - operate. -----------, - ... jaH .dciu eor hire the same, nnd to edged that he signed the foregoing article« o f In­ ¿contract with corporations, llmis. nssikdallons or corporation nnd the acramPffnying notice for the Individuals for .operating uslgg, aeniltg. leasing and hiring fh a a n m e; toTnnnufacture.to purchase, , E»»r th e gdnrraturs. slnrnge hallerics, apparatus. Instru­ ments. fixtures and apphmn.-e* f o r .the manufac­ ture, production. KcncriiU.ii*.-distribution, use.'svpld v and CMlpatkfo of «Ii m iclty . com pressed a&, «11. das W ith e r motive I'oWt-r. either sbigultirly or In cwnUnnllun thereof or any or either of,thim , orany part or parts thereof,.1. . Tb Ctdisliucu build, purrhnse, leas« sir odierwiie' I aentflre.-maintain, oiuip.'operatc nnd build sufl- IITothcri •hip wit leva. iihfç imd D «T t»ory (liants ftfr the manufacture of gas for lUulftiDHting. dtHii'ilk situlTurepiirpoaes. Id sell npd mntract to sell tl»e same to arrporatlms and Individuala-for such nurtiose. ""T a o tie ro te . CwiklnK* and maintain, purchase or OthFrwiif ■rqottr trob-wny«. cunjiuit* *n» Inr. iort 1 »tn jit und matnlain cables, wires, lines and nil - nebrssary. nppgnttuotK»* and appliances fur the puroOauof furnishing lll'lmlnating. dom H tic nnd fuel gaa. TUlaÿ. annuire, lea l« or purehnse a svsg n n uf P W «. mama, cdrululta, standpipes, receiv­ ers (Uid Ia >U> posts and.othrr necessary and usehd nmillnncea lor the sSpply of gai for ddmeslie. ♦hminUuiUng. furl and oilier purposes To manufacture, buy, lease or oth*twlse ocquire »tuvew rahdns nnd nil necessary oppHonccs ond thlv 4« /or dom estic kn<l fucj puriuwes. wiüi («Wer to-tense, rent, sell osuthorwlse dispose of same to ' rviriiurailuni nr Individui,Is (or such purposes; to ' la y-m a in s., pipe* and to m a le .cop m x lim i with tacit nmms and pipi s fur tlmainr/ose of furnishing gaa for HldmlnotlmC domesncTTuel ond'nthcr purimaea; to carry on the business of lighting cities, (owns, villages. Itrm u . Imlldings—public or pri­ vate—4iy means of gua or electricity and to supply Ughi and h< atmg p.,»»jr to consumers. Td purchase. h<')uire any nnd all parts of the g«*«i j»UI. rights,1 property nod business of. any IK rson.-nrin. association or oorpuratlon. or the stbek. hoods, or othrr ujiligatlon of any such ussoelation or t’OrpOrttlon heretofore or hereafter en­ gaged tn any tiuslnrss »Imlhir ■>— u - .i --------- • :tB B T orj^a(fcirrhn<no1U y for the same in cash •>•98 the stock ur bund of tbit company, or In any Florida for crate factory* » — - - ■ v, j-fg ■ Sanford City Bonds fo r Sole ! Others t e l l you what enn be done. MlIRRELL 6L MIMSIIEW arc practical înrntors a ? well as real estate brokers, nnd are hero to show you what has been nnd can he doqe. ^ 0 v *-■ 0 . We solicit (»rresixindencc, gladly furnish any information possible nnd, are always {¡lad''to a extend to priosi>cctive investors every courtesy in our power . . # M U R R E LL & M IN S H E W Hardware, Farm Implements PITTSBURG PERfECT Used In Uncle Sam's Paint ¡shop We, i |ke undcrslgntd. imnd trnslee«, offer fur sole HftreiriJO).Uomla of the Lily of Sanffltd. Florida, of one thouinTul dollars (11,000) each, Itearing six Mr cent Inteicst. (wyahlp semi-annually.couponi nltnthed. nnd pnyntle at the Nnflonal I’urk llnnk of New York City, on January 1st and July lit OJ onch year. • Tlirse These nflren flfirrn innili Imnds »are r e .jh the r Ittunlnlng itmnlnlng uusuili M bond* o eticf 6t tt a Iwnd ik>t)d Utuo irtuo of yk IS.ODii 5 ,CS)i) oTJauuni: oi January, IMIH, tit which time JiiD.lHHJ o f the bonds were sold nnd nvruliijiiul in tcnl,«#»itn.l __ S _ — k. expended In Irnpiovrng the ^su*<e(i. erecting ' •tin High School hiiiiJing, and fol the oilier purimae» for whlcb.the bonds were voted. ''*lhe«o remnlalng llfteen bunds are now offerer! for sale for the puipuse of street paving. The) will mature In January, IPM. . -There la no other tended Iml eh ted tress than tinthirty thousand dollar lends gold In IBU-t, the In­ terest dn which has been promptly, paid down to Uie 1st do* of Jidy. IDO».1 6 The validity of iUr»c Jionds has never been nors tloned. Jimge-John F. Dillon, of New York, passed upon undM iil.*/. .1 »tie bonds legally Issued. s Hull far Snld bunds, or any tuirtion thereof, wll J r received at anytim e on ur liefore Ortuhif 1st,’ T uoh. *' Each bid should he sealed and endorsed "Did for tinnford Odnds,11 enclosed ln o second envel<n>c addrrticil (u the uiidrriieneil bond truitbi s. The bids will be openeil at 12 o'clock, noon, Oct. 1st, 11)08 ,. Th» right 4 reserved to reject any mid nli bids. Interest coupons will be detached from the tionffT down to-qml iiiclniflng July„Jkl^J'JUfL-iiml inlcirai uJuiMin from TEily TstflOUB. to remain nttnrhed, * % ----- - . « The Only Electrically Welded Steel WIRE DurinR' the pnst year the -U. S. Navy lias consumed 1)1)1,000 ixntmls Lucos White Paint _ mi l 27fi,«700 .fg-Hintia of LUCAS Colori ?,'Bu/iiciont tojpÊwtupo mot«-, tinta TOO.OOQ* galion^ .0 / npint, crjuTvnlciit to 00 Liukiads lif 200,000 tfalloiiâ euch, mul which tydtihl m a k e . train more thnp titm-haif mile I011R. i 'In addition to this. Unititi Sani has used during the pa#£ ynnr mpru than '23,1100 tJailoiis •ot _LUCAS VARNISHES. ENAMELS' and other [iroducU. Undo Sum's prcfcrcnrc is not o nrntler of favor, hut of QUALITY n n d R E S U t.T S . “ r ” * !; lit Unde Sam'« service, ns in I cverybotly else's, LUCAS PRO; ; .DUCT'S* liave an unbroken rcaird ; I for satisfactory results. AugrSTtl ! •' We have the largest FENCES T « and heât edjiiiiped plant ' ! Vwm for drivinj* wells- in tflis J - 8ectiun of tîie 'country •' 1 1 * all orders pçomptly^ Our \ machinery is up-to-date ■ %For ••Fiel(l,\F^iryi, Ranch,- Luwns,£iorn Cribs antl0 Poultry * / Will Btmul onliiuiry hs welkns hnrtl usunjic and our. workmen arc ■ Skilled iii the work. ** Those j puttihg in* wells would Will not snji in Slimmer'» hoot nor — br«ik-in the cold or WlnTeF^y Are'niade of the best nmterinls mid hnve stays thq^ cannot slip Do not retpi ire art exj>ert to erect, nnd are low priced ser.ve lli^ f jrest. inicïv I ests hy consultiiiTius and j l e a r n i n g p rice s " i before 1 , ,. ■ ' * '£ - * making contracts. ' AU- Work Recdtv.es •» a*My Personal Attention and Best1Efforts Opposite City Hall 'Phone 2U0 Aspafagugj Lettuce, Onions, .Caullflawert, etc . in W n »f, I Sell Use Land—YAur Bruins, Money, and Muscles Makes the Crop nnd -the Prollt ----- cil-—i— -f nlljr iU£|, Mioc|#tiull uruurporaUoil'ticretufurn ur ii ir hereaflrr hereafter enguged engaged in 'tmaniess ULthlreurpor u fltiU n >r(Kwany buslnru sim ilar to Uie'buafttess •lion ^and to PIT for ihr same tn cu» Itor in lb *—b r-----k ur Uuid} “ t thl* ‘ »-inpany' or in any/.the mnnnnr; om ito take. hold, mortgage or in trise dispuse uf the whole ur any p.in u f iliè "ur',ôil Jl.»^.A-A-. , urIhytwllirratr „. . ,m S- . 4. . . . . . _.:h«wvj ; »»»»«! and lu«1pledge ■nuty uf tho stuck. Wind» ur mlirr ahligatlun» m ■k * O i g - l i * l Ei' .h n » r e i i f i u d n l L m fl A t f W llllf lUllllt RS A rifiati towel for every customer Y A N C E Y G O L D , Prop i t . .. O' — « fi and to du. a general hardware and plumbei»1busi­ ness In. connection with any of- ttieso Ui»inr»*es K-i--F•> g- in rtjji tHfiUoaed. -« Tu purehnw, lesto or otherwise tnituhU-görmining. Iim»lm<ling. ___ iblwformlnlng. ixhi Struct big. trr fiictiiriigl mid cuiitrrtiug tient ir laciuflng and dome»lie p u rtW work, excavate, develo*, c mine und -ligiidlc the «»me ; to mine, nuarry, smell, n '"'■ ’t. refine, drg»». amaignmatr, mix. d, and .(■ IPremile P . ,1 I_____ for niw*k0. ____ (Wnt ; to ... . .J _ buy. sell, .nretiulacturc and deal In . pdaU twol. plants, 1>Ian lx. i r ; ‘ r r .; “ 1.:, cunvryanor«, ;___ _____ p provision» machinery, implements, uud lh*ug« lion with Ihunt* capable uf being used in In cuiiaer nmnniimi tmat upeialiuns ur revjuln\J. hy workingmen and ulhurs amphiyad by the companies To txMisuuct. carry uuL inahitain. improie. reservoir», water courte*, mtutiducu, wh. -!-.Fd-F 4. g.< * . ^> ❖ -F g.V •)•'V<.? <•^ f *. I M(iGu)N B ros., PiTipriotoirs; T ^ r y m n T T V c a r â T n n îT 1*" 1», SVM furnace*, mills, cru» |djBk||HHPM pPVH|0!VpVM V Ing, concentrai lug, , ~ lt" ‘ -g 1 -n-f(ln< wi bidruulic works, factorica, d wtiling tiMlsc*. < Imute» ; to purchase vessels or other incur transportation except railroad» uliirr than pri raitruods and tn tajuip and olierete the sums. Tu Cun electric wire» uud plum conduits posts fur wire«, lay flip«« uud coouecUdrfs far generate powet as renuired Lir the use ami pup of tha company, and ulto to do any other act* things rtdaTbtg to mlnjmj or taking pn«i iron) 1 to Ota same extent as the Laws (if this state permit Mid Hfl full and wlUt.idl the powers of riaPraVED dlR TcATED F A R M S -U N C L E A R E D LA N D S Flowing Wells - on All of the Ejiicúrc Celery Delta and other l i a b l e Tracu In Blacks to »ult lM rch««r. Canter Firit Street nnd Palmcl(t) Avenue Ëmmmmmmrn -î->+d - d - * * <■* J . N. W H IT N E R ! ** :1 cohtetnplnting . Plum bing and •' - ** - f. > . •■ i 'and are prepared ..to lill <3 *2 W c -Handle the A b o v e E x c lu s iv e ly in S a n fo rd f u purchase, oniuite any and all |tarl* u t (he gtkxJ will, rlghla. property limi Uitliieka nf any (Waun. (Inn, nksuclaiwnor Gtr|Hi{ntiiin*ur Ihesturk, poraCun ; and to assdlms ^aframutdioo^wVth*ntch purr hate ur tale any liuhUlty uf such person, Inin. , 6 - r R. C. k U xvru ,. > Notary Rubile Stats of Fiorila. My commluUxi extdres April 15th. 11)18. ■ day, 1 i— City property. impmvHl and unimproved. 303.000 acres timber land, with finest-site in 5 A ISEAL) e-veui H rnr tu purehjaê. tease of- otherwise oretuire oik* huUdllgj fpr the erectloa and estaldUlm a ty utiu ftu-mry»Or1 manufaclorjoa and work ,*>ltii suitable MlmiL anglinss nnd machinery - xiiry to !k>used in tfttr of “ ■ * *— -*------mentioned ; with txvwrr t mortgugo nny mid all . uf the property and (gums hcreiiv mentioned fur the-----purpose oft.orruwtng muncy thereon; pi n il, . dlspoüñggf, h ipowygf, hypolhneate or pleilge any uf the stock ot boridt torio» Olim ni the tue Several several business«** bu*liie»w>x menmeo of anyy of a* -lollntrral tuse of borrow iug iM:ifd ifd os collateral fur the pur purpose hot (owing ant| ‘ flintier To ûojülre ■ immey money ur nrejulring ttcqulring ccri-illt m lit ; atuf'ftiftherTo aojiilre wntxr by purchase, drvelppmc^t or otlnrwise: go towers; pump­ construct reservoirs or water w àt^rowM ».r circi errërjâImpI ing machinery, laying our Ing out of uf water mains, pipes, gates vulve» and hydrunU: gate*, hydrants: tu furnish furnUh and aei Vruir.r tomlumtiuiluriij, to maimfiuiuiriu. private.o.Vtafattori» private.QiyiKwaliun» am am: Vutr.r individual» fur tire pruti-ctlun. luamifiiciurina and dumc»tlc use. and collect poymriits mi reñidla fur iy. ■ self, fam-orr unit amiatally ilinl In wwtwe, ■leant. sietUMII.'Br «aber heaters fur dmneuik nml lm»ñ........ i-‘-i nere. Prices and dcsaipüons Opon'request. First National B f/ik Building �SéptcmBci15rl908 THE SANrORD HERALD Cfitclent S ta ff o f "R eporters Weekly a co y e r».th e Texrjtoryr.fer The Herald Miss Alice Tctlierly spent some tlnyw of lust week JnS/inford. • Mr. S. A, Hutson came down Saturday night and,stayed until Monday With Mrs. Hutson pad Mildred, when lie returned to Ills work near Sanford. .Mr»- Geo. W. Greenwood is visiting her sister, Mrs. Dr. C. Wnlkcr, in Snnfnrd this Mr, E.-Lfct>nggcm nnd family nnd Mrs. iVanirr and fandly, sp«nt Inst Tuesday at palm Springs they report a fine time bathing. Mrs W. J. Woodljcrry. with the assistance of others, gave an ice cream supjicrFridoy night in tliestord house rcceqtly.purchnsetl F. J. Ncimpyer, for the Uajvri st eburcliitrgnii Mr. C Vf. Clouser is ho'w itinkiflg Ÿcpnirs n ilu- house he riffemiy |»ir£huscd tipnr the srhohl huilfling. nnd when ,purchased It will be quite hjinnifcotlie'stnicuirc. Mrs. Chns,' Khumlnger had daughter Maud arc expected home from Georgia about the 15 th. -p k icr-t* -t i e e 'b mltti ^rcturtnid-fTOTiT Ocirfwalm Ii ridge diurcli Tupstlày, where he-ltehl a «t<ti«*o of-meeiings for the |K»8tor, Dr. Fhmimcr. He reports twenty additions He goes to assist Pastor Rodgers in a meeting nt Oviedo new week GENEVA GLEANING!» - "• Tn tin- Editor ut Titè"Sapinni Ifprhld r . I>. T. Pattishnll, o f Plant Csty, nominee f o r f è presentnt]vc from Hillsltorpughaiutity, is visiting her brother, H. H. Pattikhull, Horn, August 25t)i, to Mr. nnd Mrs. Proctor, a fino son. Our saw mill man, Mr. W. P. Smith hail The misfortune to lose, his dry kiln nnd about 50,000 feet of lumber hyATlry oil the night tif the 2 5 th ., . * • , 0. R. Nicholson lef[ Monday for Duyt where 1^« *will engage in tho llvtwy business.* ** . Mr. D. V/. Currie cnnd. faintly cnmemiL froni OrliTifdo Sunday fn their auj'u' * lug Mr. Currie’s sister, MrH^-KpjiHK^ ^ Rev. Mr, Harris, funner‘ nTl'fiister!-Bow of DcLnfitl, preached -riiviheV Methodist fimrdi oa Sunday,. Hi; nitiriy -friemls here werejjlnd to see hiin again. , sliall bo nt Sjmfunl, Orange Coun NOTICE o r INCORPORATION Florida. I _____ _ -Of- Sanford rertllircr Mamirnrttnrlng » AKTtptE Ii." . Company. Tlio general nature of the business . The undersigned hereby glifo mitlre that on TbursIk* trammeled and conducted by this c . . . 24ihdsy . . ... t*r A t l ¿ :tzz, IOOS, at 10 owfctjhe ofSiptrndterCn, * [xirntlon shall bo to net ns and genera oeluck U, m .. or m »non llierm flrt o j they nut I»; carry on the business of a building u ¡tenni, iltcy win aiiplv ¡coni, they will «jiply to *ue linn Ntitmlran .11 H rilWaid CliVurnii, Urtiward. Oovernoi 'lit of I lite Stats » (fit ,r id o ^ n i his lonn nj.xoeiati^;«»» rent, lease, buy, ov ufflee In the capititi bul bui III 111In Ini In the «alti »inte. In fccll and conVey real estate; to buy, o' the city letters patent iucorive It■ I■ It .1»%¡0t I*1*nf ...■ Il,ruUitlittF&ec, II.l . I» or n. k — .m.l*»f I^ics .Vtuerait? — .—arit* iinin a and acquire isucli persona) property *^ W M licit personal properly as [f. 1'ty their la muí »nnv'Bo necretsai. ___own ; trt erect. body lutili to nrnl cor" trait- Indeed nml in Inw. unr / f o r j t to tier ibc limite o f S/ iKORlI FERTILIZER MANllbulla njod -construct sucTi"blttlrHngs - nnd f'ACTtJRINfi COMI ,NY, Under the fnllttwillSrbn^ üweïllnlg houses as it may nmy ^deigre desire i**"|i,|, nrtk;ici* “ I Inotirpornlloni die orisimil#* . ___ an filo In the oflko itl t|ir k r n tnrv of nntl. decm-:'|>nïpflr; deem-- proper; to -accumulate a nnd. To-accumulate e uf thirgñtrnwrni' of liniititi, 'an- the City of fund by the savings or shnres of the io ulftnassee, titirito; (belline rrqul*d Ity Inw for members thereof, to enable—them to i*Tiiublicntlon of tills notlfc. own, bulhi,> ji[nirchase . ‘ Ti l l lUc.inw ’ o...r - .................... improve Tor * ,-W, n. Ilot i c«, . Themselves sutat reni eptnte as they may — ’ r* r ■' Aktsttw Jiaotsm, deem advisable; to have the [tower and frnnchlso-of ..... frnnehise-of loaning \t_. or advancing to t|u; -eHAUTER OF NFORD FERTILIZER MANUstockholders thereof the moneys accumu­ UUINC, COMPANY,, lated from time to time, uqd , the power TIib mulcttitan-. I hereby nsrre»4a't*iitmr mionnd right to secure the re-payment thereelated toBclbcr, bf, tyid the jterftirmnnce of the other con- tntfether for the ... i,.., „ „ ,■ .,, i.n u .; d it ions upon »filch the loans are made, nml nirtiornte imiter the law» o f the State of Fioriby note, bond, or other pa|>er. secured by tin. thn pravtilons of which an’ hereby merptod. Tile fotluwlnil article* of Inoirpnroiinn «hull ctmmortgage or other security; to purchase or jtltute ami become it* charter upnn lire l**unnPc of erect bouses nnd dwellings, and tofconvey, •otters patent accord hut to law: I lease qr mortgage the same to their stock-' holders or others, for the benefit of its ' ' ~Tbr Jnnmc' trfnhts empurntLni »hall lie SANFORD F O W iJ /.E K M AN W ACTU RlN O COMPANY, lia stockholders; to have'the jwwcr In case liritu ljjbf («nice aliti piuco of buxine** studi be In the of non-payment of installments, or interest t-lty of Sa A fu si Orange County. Flprhla. Drairch due. on any share or shares of stock by unices may foe cs tab! is ftft! at tucii oth«r tilan** nn any etochholder for n period of three months,-to enforce the payment of the sale of the said share or shnres of stock of bucIi Btckikholdcr, or by forfeiture nt the withdrawal thereof; to borrow money nod to sectiro the same, and moneys otherwise owing, byl mortgages, deeds, InukIs or other obligations therefor;’ and to do nil* such other anti further things ns tnny hel nccessnry nnd ex[>ctlient to he done for the successful transaction nflthc Inisiness this 'curpogption is nutbqrized io conduct nnt| transact. \ w ' ' , • . ARiKadi'III." * Tile nmouut of the capital stock of this corpttrntlon shall bo Five Hundred Thous­ and ($500,000.010 dXrltnrs, to be divided into live thousand shares of the par vnltife of One. Hundred ($100,00) Dollar; cncli, payable in infdnllments. in such manner and under sudi regulations ns the hy-lawft mny ref|utre. "Fncb »tiieifiTtirr slitiir juiy’ an entrence fee of twenty-live cents on each share of slock subscribed: uml every shore o f (tock’ sfinii he subject to a leiil for the payment of Mnpflttl installments, nnd for.otlier charges incurred thereon, ns may he provided in the by-laws. A rticle IV. This corporation shall côqlinuçeniid ^nvc full [>ower to exercise its corporate rights nnd frnnehises for a period of ijinety-nine (0 0 ) years from and nftCr the commencement of it's cor|»rofd' exist­ ence. i ■ >: • A kdcit y, The Inisiness of this <x>r|»Oration shall.he u/wr a* rut rows; , j . ‘ J S i i M - ; : ; : - . " I I T i ? A pollU*South..------II non All point* Sourh..............d 7 Oil a Hall* marked d nht dolly, all others d*Jly, except SunJay.. Chax. t tixxxwS, W*tmaxtet V •t H* Ca lUmm, A il1! FbiuniiUf, This ¡viper- wonts n correspondent' in every uctlou o ( Drudge, County, as well as the utljuiaing towns in Voluslir nnd Laik'e txiuntle^ The publishtfrs-proposc to make Ifni 'lir.rxi.u iliii riietllurn through which ever N0JjCC Pf JNCORPpRATIPNe Notice is hereby given llint We, the un*m * un n' t0 apply to tlie Honor■P~ N: "• Broward, Governor ill hWilln „m *r_l» -I_____ r*. of*-»•the Stntc 7 Florid«, at Tallahassee, < Rorida, 7“‘ dey.of,October,.A /th day of October,.A.. D, D.. 1908. for letters Kteot hieuriwrating SANFORD BUILDh AND IjfTAM ARWIA.TU1N ,.ei,l.;üut , tH b oiM cltnrtef, . tinnginnl of which Is now on file ip the Klmîdt^ ,1,C SecTetliry Gms State oí !ïi i S O S E S S J as . C. H iocins A‘. T. Rosscna A- P. Connelly* * G,t0' A. DeCottes H. R. S tevens a w ic l e s Geo. H. Fermali» T,»J. M iliti W. D. Holden • F. P. Forster C. F. Haskins OF INCORPORATION OF a n i» -tooprt» ASSOCIATION. _ We. the undersigned, have associated «^selves together, and do hereby asso°iir®i:,wc* i » the purpose of forming "Uo a hodyipotiSc arHj conwrnte. under virtue of tho laws of ,the State of ilia u*#in j lieles U( W<*p o^f a ndojH t i , ^ . the following A&name of üiÍ6\cor[ioratlon símil WRD BUILDINtÜ AND LOAN ASiun, mid Its iifiiifc of business E verything to F u rn ish . tjife Home Jufcl fp ceivótl nevr line o t„(ío ld fn tinti Quartered Oak ressers and Sideboards little 'now anti a little now nnd then. Prices to suit your ' jHH’ ketljook by *ak1 curpuralkm ilinll hr: . . i , tusaufacture. prwlura-, purehsie, *cll and ileal In tm ilu er*. To buy, aell. tul* any nnri nil nubstanar*, ebrntlenii nml aHirtviuiuli uml nil mn nurc*. eultun «*«1 ami unm ixol cotton m«il pronatural nr nrtlllcinl reñluct, tbkïninc bchnl known a* cnimncrclnl (crtillztrr*. the stockholders* hereinafter [trovlded hR. and until their' successonc-aro elected unii qualified, the utllcers o f■this1t’Apnrptinn shall he ns follows, to-wit: George H. Fer- H AN D B R O TH E R S LIV ER Y, F E E D and t — , A U T O M O B I L E S HOR L IV E R Y U « E ‘ .;..;. .y.%<■.ÿ.y. % a SANFORD v v *y TILE -y-k-y CO J’JHNEER MANUFACTURER OF Cement-Tile for Irrigation and Drainage * * Inw.** I% *v ■ We gtmfdntee our TIUmo he sitjierior in ihn|ic, strength am{ dtirehillly to liny other. V/e nho iutinu%«Hire n . . •' . ThqInifci/If« «Í tfiU turimraiii^ sliall U'wmluciw by n hoard or n<»i le*s limn [htw n^r more limn *f fen tRrectnr*. . .; . Ihr-huntd «I director* »bull »ele c fmin tlieiu.♦clves a *,rir»i<lbu„vi(v prvxklent, <wi:t«tnry nn?) tníjilirer. Une pt(Hiii nmy bnld the ofilccSut *,»■ retiry nml lit u»u»*r. .Sul,I l«turtl u( dircetur» »bull nave nmtivfijií tu tipixiinf nil neee*»nrr nilent* uf till* cutltOfautWl. . ,. , An/uitilynectlns* of Jhe jluckholiler**!tnl| (»• tiuld tit thiKprlncipnl-nlfkx* of Hip cm|xtrntlint on Ihc third.Tusidny in NovenHwr d( e'uch ji «r at trn ti'cltv k j\ m.. or u* »aftn thereafter ns iirncticalde nt whkTt tlte beard ufdlrerturi (pall tsnttilyflectpil A Supèrior Brick Kqunl in htrengUi, bhajte. durability in •the Philadelphia VYL I AMP l)y tilf tT u ck liu k lef*._______ '............ ........... .... * FÍorida. on tlie 7tii day of Octolier, À. D. 1905, far the phrposu uf uihipting hy-htws and completing the HTgohUaiion of litis corixiratlun ; and .Thereafter the ' nnniial meetings of tlie stockholders shall tie held oil til'»' second Suturdqy in October of each The birlhésl ammint of liTilrlitrdm-«* or linhiltty liti* ivtrtairaIloti »hall al nny tirili- sulàecl |t*e)f I* nini every year,. Dm- Jliinilrnl and FlftrHniDUsand■Dollari (JiriO,I A kticu: VI. ________ • 00(1.00). ■ ' . . VII The highest amouTTHtf "Indebtedness or Tlie ipuue* and n-slderuv» uf thè inlmcritier* tu liability to which this cor|x>rhliwn slinll Illese" artkje* ut lno)r|xirati«n, tuitelhrr wltlt lite subject itself siiql) he tlie sum of Tim runuunt of capitai »ultMiilx-d liy elicli, are n* fui luws: TiioUsand ($10,00^.00) Dollars., * Nome» Ri■»ideate Sllflré» T li Ibtrlnw -—~l*«r»lt>»it. Ha. 120 ÀirncLr VU W.,l>. lltildrn Srinfurii. Fio. . 120 ■» The names and residences of tlie sub Arnlrew Johnson battìi irti, Fla. 120 scribing ineoritorntors of lilis cyr|>ofiaUóii in witnrws whem*f we have lierettmo set utfS ■» and thp amount of capital jinejt suhscrib. 1.utili» Itile l.>lb ,t„y ,4 AflSult. A- |> ltltmT II. IUmo*. . ed by càci» arc us follows: George H. Fernaltl Kmtfnnl, pin . ftp »lutria AaiJi.v Juuhjiul Cbittlr* Jleflji Kl A. P> Connelly Geo. A. DeCoi¿*¡ U. E. Stevens STATE OF.FUlfUDA i ‘ 7 7 U J. C. Higgins - Fxiunty of nmntie. I T. J. Miller I, R. O. Maxwell, Motary l'unìle, dn hereby rertify Itiat W.D.Hoglaa.Aadrew .lohnson.T,HJMrlfiw.who W. D. Holden atr io me wrìl known. liti» day aptx-atfa Udore me K. F. Forster. ntid earh foe limiteli orknuwlmttcd thnt he.tlfinril C. F. Haskins lite futrivins arlide* of intxKlxjiatlon and Uie tu;In w*rrNr.ss wtifacor, lite suhecrihing in- coniguaylns notke fur lite use* nnd punsi«»'/¿lum'c o rp o ra to rs have Iteremi tu su bscrihi«! liieir in »tallii In wilnes* whertuf. I Nave liereuntn v i tny Itntul Jinnies. nati mal of t.lìu-x tlii* 1olii day td Aiolo»!. A, ri.. [110H, [Notary tea) ) R, C. Mxxwm. A. T. Rosseter Nolary Public Stale of Florida. A. I*. Connelly Gko. ATPcComa H. K.‘ Stevi:ns J as. C. Hiqt,in.s I n C ircuit Court, 7 tii J udicial CiKCtirr, T. J. M tu.« O range County. F lorida. W . D. H o l d e n . J. E. Pace v *. 1 -y<•*:•c-•;**:■■> -y * iKi-y v -y+-:*^ +<•■*,• * .> Painting and Decorating .. : ' v - , Paper Hanging á Specialty. ■t» C o . f. *WHh S n é a dt$) V e .m b le ; b p p . N w ------ --- --------- S u i^ r ib t Now fqaf th e Atlanta Journal Machine —»ft* DAILY, SUNDAY & SEMI WEEKLY* Repairingofall Kinds of Machinery * LYSSA. i- puuuhed <• <■ •>v •>>:• o ■:* F. W . T E M P E R T O N * trod to appeal to thl* bill on October, A. Ú. 1008. the EVERYTHING “Yards in First Street, Jletween RailnihrlC^ Sarah Jpssup Flemini and ■ I M. Ffemlnfc her hatband. , Ami U. Drew Tu Sarah Jreup HemIni nnd I. M Flrmffti: Fromtheaffldavltof J. E. Pa«', herein duly filed. In which he iwearx that tlie defendant* Sarah J«Mup Flcmlni and I. M. FleminC are mm-retldcnU uf the Slate Of Florida, mid ore resWeitU of Ihjr Slut« uj la tlie city uf Atlanta, xvaidlni at No. »9 mil Ihtl ilare lino ixttwm a> •) , 1 1 ______ uï? ’* -, Pressed Dridv, J. E. Pace and J. B. Randall F . P . F uksti ;? State of Florida, Ì ^ County of Orange.) • Before Die. R. C. Maxwell, n NotnrVBuh,llo* [tersotially nppenred George H. Fernnld, A. T. Ifosseiter, A. P. Connelly, George A. DeCottcs, H. Stevens, J. C. Iljggins. T. J Miller. W. D. Holden. F. P. Forster sud C. F. Hatfclm .«taftnroralI.MHUlAiMWB.iitrWâi tn umili*1lu^Tiuifia in imd WliO to Tie tli#« the smnti [»ersans immud named In and who subscribed thelr numcs To tlie foregoing urticlca of incor|toratlon, and severally aeknowledgetl before me that they sub­ scribed their names to the same fur the purpose therein expressed. In witness wiiERor, I iiaVe heruuio set my hand and uiUdai seal at Sanford, in the County uf -Orunge and the State o f Florida, on tlda tlie 3rd flay of September, A. D. 1908. {Signed) R. C. Maxwell. Notary Public {State of Florida. My commission expires April 13,1912. Df«iX5ñ\Ttm h8 flrtd HôrseüKôêlng Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged - "Theby-law* [of ibe jtmcrhmrnt of tills dori*<r«■ Unit »ball-lie adppled <it the llrtt mcetlntt of tile ’»ltK-kholder* or "as soon llp rentii r it* prnt'tKable. • Until till’ UinitT'.il die,i lm» »bull have first been duly eliostm' by tin- stockhelder*. trie liiiiinrs* o( said ctM|Kitatii>n shall tie ennducttHl by tbe (ullnwiiti rmimil (x-rsons anil otlia-r* . < . * ■ ' ! ' H Hctttow, Pretjdenl. W D Hnvpti. Vlco-1'rrxiilral- 'Axn*rw Jrttxww, See. nnd Trea*. Ti uiixnary by-biw* may Iw ailujil'nt by said nltl* cer* until (he first ntmnijl meeting uf Ihc sloekhaldcn. . » . , C. F. Haskins Heffield Co , T.°, ln,rcv»*?..Ira*« or ot hrrwUc naiulrc land* ami buildImts in this »late nr cUcwhrtn for. the erection nml establishment of u mnnufnctury ur'iunmiloct«,rlesnnd work »hop with tnltnblc plant, rnalp»* nnd macnluery with a view to manufacture, buy, *rll, Import and export hr otherwise deal In either dlrectly or-mdirectly, throuBh the medium oLagant* or otherwise. . To ooauire patent*, patent right* and privilege*. Improvement* or »ecfct processes fur or Inuny way rclatmii to all or any of the object* aforesaid.. . To srnnt license* lor the use 0f. or sell ijr other­ wise titinl with any patent». Patent light* nnd prlvhoif-s. improvement* or secret ttrt>ci«s*cs acqulretl by the company. , • To »ell. mortynye, lease or otherwise deni with real and personal i«oj« rty of the comixuiy. To manufacture, boy. sell, Import nnd export, repnlf, niter* lei on lyre hikI deni .Jo átUifirfitnn, fnad iinm , liimi vriuu uxid aiüwvs.iit nil kucbntr l»nlile «if lieinji used fur In« i»iiriKi.Ms of nny Uiui- M a rn rsx slid OuRi;toff n«M lu rein imntiumd ur in cunnct ilnit llit rv- - Tills corporation *)mll exist (ur n jx-riuil of ninety nlrui yeni» anlcM fiMMier .illtsuWttl mvunhrJi io • At pcdril* Nurth ft OOp AJljiu^nuSuotli,|JSp All ixdnls Suuth !.\/ .,.....\ ...’>sjt • 7 05 p **»ivt as njLuiw*:’ *’.-*•-•• **_ FromTltJisvIUe and F. E. C......- 0 00 a Oviedo .. . . . . . . ----- . . . . . . . tl) 3tin T H A T ’S OUR BUSINES, .eorjuirnlur» nt u inrvtinn called tur (but piniusr ArrlvaJjMid Departure oh M a fla - \ KflttilvuAuitust A11it11*ISccuiict (wkhiIwI - * * , ' T ' '* Eftect(vc •V'TajisVmeond f, jp. i}.v.. j, •*p 00 n trlby, St, Peteretnltlt—.... ..1.......... . I BS p TayarfV tx-etburg........... 2 io p FURNITURE . Alitile news from everywliere.'goilieml byT.ifie Associiuetl (Yew, (tliu pc __know led ged fx*it news çcrvicp on uorth), aqd n stall of Spe­ cial Corresixmdtihts in .every town tn (he S O U T 'H 6 mnntlis 1*1 _ _ J • j ■ /X (ias engines ¿ÜiM Üj41 mrintii Delivered by carrier, Daily and Sunday 12c [ter week. Tlie Seml-Wteely Juunial, one yenr, one dollar, Offic«* iumI wtwkF -oh Oak A v en u e, muir Feninlti's if you want to buy or sell anything, use Ilio lotxtl columns of The Herald, k Í *. ■ WltiV for premium offers in connection witJt the Semi-Weekly. Samples nnd agent's out tit free fur asking. Sutiscritie yourself and then get your friends to sub­ scribe. UU-rul commission to agents. O T fflF Ü �September 5 THE SANTORO HERALD the ltomc of their parent*, Mr. nnd, Mr*. «crenndo in honor of their return fn>m n Chns. F. Haskins. ' • happy bridal tour. The scrennders were Tho surprise 'was well planned anil n invited to |iaitake of a course of light re-i ...J complete success, as the two charming freshmen is. Items of Interest Concerning young ladies were greatly astonished >to Mrs. Rudolph Thorpe returned to her llnd such a large gethering in their parlors home In Middlcburg Tuesday, niter spend­ Society People. unaware* and without invitation. Mut­ ing n week or two with her sister.^lrs. ters .were soon explained, however,1,and a Hutson. P O I N T S P Ü R E Î Ÿ - P ER S O N A L most delightful evening enjoyed by nil. ' Mrs. Shaw of Tampa, who hns beep Tire porty met nt the home of -Misses s|>cnding a few week* with-her daughter, Norn nnd Nellie Amick, and with a goodly bjrp. Dr. Samuel Pujeslon, hn* retured now. Celery City Vanlly Talr jVhlle sdpply of light refreshments repaired to Away the Golden Hours— ' the Haskins home. . Miss Mattie May Wyniu: nnd lllllo An­ Social Gossip. Those present were: nie Bruton left yesterday 'for a week’s Misses:— Messrs:— > visit with friends nt-Mi. Dora. Eustis. njid" * Emma Smith Percy Envenson Reflections of a Bachelor'Girt TnngeMne. AdnhSlcnstipm Sidney Broer ’ _ IT CtDfDVTSNe . a Norn Amick * Jrff Corrutliers * Mi v- Mlriiiin Mcttingrr left Thursday %Where do nil of Ifie lost henrt* go T Well, Nellie Amick •• Martin Upo most of the masculine ones g<r“ dbwn where Mnry Camitbcrs Harry Wllherlngton noon for Dnytonn, whefc she ’ will visit n the-Wursburgcr flows." U*6hh Cnrruthers Ed. Routh - • week or ten daVs with "her mint,';Jtys. H.J. ■' " ' Humid Haskins ' The hnrdcst jihiblein of a girl’s life is to Wilson— ,i find out why a man seems bored if she Miss Idn Simon, the po|iulnr saleslady doesn't respond to him and frightened if Mr., nnd Mrs. 'Charles Hand and daugh­ nl the store of N. P. Yowcll i Co., is sho docs. ters, Misses Charlotte and Mnlrttr, accom­ spending her Vagfttibujt.Cciini Key.— , Meutnl science nevef cured a mail of panied by Miss Her lie Harris, enjoyed nn Mrs. W. A. Parr and sister spent n few love-sickness, because in the average man’s, automobile rtdcl b Wcklvn Spring*. Sun­ dnys In Tnmpn the first of the week. love mentality plays so small a part. day In Mr. Hand’s lnrga.touring ciu. . Mrs. Mott is visiting her son and family A married Woman hns nn awfully sinul ( Miss Thompson, who lias been visiting in Jacksonville tills week. chance of learning anything about her hus­ her aunt. Mr*1- Mtlhmc on Magnolia ave­ -Mrs. Arthur Mnrshdll spent several day* band's English vocabulary) for the simple nue, retuthed to her Ikhuo In Jacksonville in Orlando this week. reason that he never addresses her inlinyTuesday. , thing but baby talk or swear words. Miss Lucille Anderson -is in Jacksonville Miss Margaret Hart has returned to her A innn doesn’t mind a girl knowing this weekm on n short visit. — things; it's letting him know she knows home in Orlando, after a .delightful' visit Mrs. M. Martin has gone taFhllndelphi.-i with Mrs. C. G. Butts, at the Wilton. them that shocks his sensitive soul. where she Will spend n month with friends. Mrs. Monroe and her little son arc spend; " When a. woman sayp, “ there nre no se­ Mrs. D. J. Starling nnd daughter are créta between fny husband nnd me," il ls ing.the.weck with Mr. Monroe at his tur­ spending a few weeks vncntlpn In the _j . - a sure sign Vint she hadn't found wit any pentine farm .in Osteen.’ ' mountains near Hendersonville, N. C. ■ .. of hi*, - j . ~ ’ Mnt M. A. Miot ptnl " children hitye relured hptne, ufter spending thb summer Notice Card Party at Mrs. Herndon's ver’y pTiasnntly In north Georgia. ...» Tho Board of County Commissioners will Mrs. B. W. Herndon entertained on Mon­ Mrs, Brooks came over Tuesday to meet meet on Mopdny, September 7, nt 10 a. m„ day evening in honor of her guesr. Miss 'nnothor little child for her private school 1008, for the purpose of equalising tunes; Mary Guernsey of Orlnndo. at Enterprise. — - — ■----- i- j — wwl attending to any other - business that Hearts was the interesting game ihnj K H fc T to d ^ n A ^ tg h tftir M i' -fUimnd tho attention of th*gtH*3f anTTfoUr •* B. M. Robinson. tables, nnd when the l>cll tapped at the Florence Robb, are nl lioipe after a -visit Boprd of Co. Cbinin's. close, it was found that Miss Mabel-Bow­ to rplfltiyfar*iit Memphis. X»niiü ler and Mr. Harold Lake were the winners! .Mrá. J. K. Metliiigcr rVlurin-d home* the *. Light* refreshments were served nnd ’ a first of the week fro.in Jacksonville. most enjoyable evening spent by tjiose Mis*'. M6r/Smith.- one o f Orlando’s’ fa­ present. * — vorite daughters, tins ncccptcd u |»sitlon • In Clark Building Among those enjoying the hospitality of as stenogrnphor in * the. oflice of Master ' Mrs. Herndon were 1Mesdamcs Derry, Mechtfnjc Stevens.; Miss Smith is the Forest Lake, Pnlenton and Misses Lcfller, niece of ShsVSfT-clcct Jos. A. Kirkwood. Home Mude Bread! Like Mother Guernsey. Sfmngfeliow' dnd Bowler, -n/id - Mrs. §amurl Williams nnd sister, Mrs. Used to Bake. Messrs W. M. Lefllcr. Ijine. Humid Lake, George Shipp, dre visiting 'their parent*. Forest Lake. Thigpen, MoCullum, Nixon My. and Mrs. G. M. Lewis, at Longwood. Xjuick-Onters for Fauci. Butts and Dr. Puleston. ¿ a * MTs. Rudolph íluirpenf Midillchurg. who Coke* FillUl Promptly Ims^heen visiting her sister, Mr£ HutsOn, T he M l s t c i H a s k in s S u r p r is e d 'J. , » (i •Thursday evening the young friends .of hns returned home. Misses Mildred and Mary Haskins gave /Saturday-night a merry |>arty tendered Goods delivered to noy parts of the ;! —» City • s them a very plcusnnt surprise party n i Mr.^ and Mrs. C. L. Goodhuu a pleasant ------ 4 . ; * I T •e IN THE SOCIAL WORLD : l . fíj 1 1mkQBn. *« • V1 .g HKp- i ■ j i -; - . * ■ v ljl w £ ;* ■£n . , * f * ! Harry J . Wilson Keen Kutter Hardware Patton’s SPORTING TTOODS A SPECIALTY Staple and Fancy Groceries Phone 220 How is Your Sidewalk ? Sanford Bakery 'a m IT you contemplate putting in n new walk ami want the very best materials nnd skilled work­ manship, gee ¿- C o n tra c to r W . T . W a re lie hns put invmi1es of concrete walks in this vllJT, till A VTMIX .arc flntisfnctory tU city, all ofll which to the owners apd conceded to I k: tjie best wntkfc in Sanford W e - A r e the Largest Owners , of W e a r e o fT e r in g 5 0 * low prices and * ,* lo ts -b e tw e e n • P ark w and S .- m f o r d ** A v e n u e s ,: S m n-b 9 n f 4 0 th , pàÿments of $10.00. down and $5.00 per month without "interest •. Tho. colored pet have the same terms givOH them in Geôrgêtown lots « Wc will sell any other property we own at fair prices, scnall payments, with 8 per cent, interest Wc own some valuable farms and outside farm property. DEALERS IN is our business. R EA L ESTATE. It-’s all for sale because wc arc Buying and 'selling SA N F O R D We haven’t time for anything else or sell Real Estate in the Sanford District, REAL ESTATE �TWELVE PAGES— Part 2— Pages IN. SANFORD— Lift Number 3 SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, SEPTFM Bfk oiit, aWeetly requested TT sininp. M|xa FROM MACARONI IULTA I Muller pit sweetly informed me 'that I «damp» were now procured nt the stomp /lt Budget of-Opinion “ Ju st Be window, nud theifl tumbled to tlm fuel Trom The llr r u ID'4f JApeclnl Corrrsppmtent ( w e e n io ti and!.“ t Unit Sfinford’a postoffice la nlao lifttting'TTrt. By Wireless, Telephone city frills. .\ Slle Stuckey is getting rubber Urea ntA separate window fl*r stam per-The tnched to his buggy. Look' nut-girls. next tiling we know the mull will be de­ Abe Dingrnun's hull flog is hovering livered fit our houses, and then we will near death's dour Tram eating. meal ^ululntlas the cheerful countetmnce of Miss - A Chlcl ts A m o nfrY e'Takin g Notes, Muller altogether, unless wo happen to and Faith, IteTI Prent wander down to First street to watch the $ o Soys Sauntcrcr. -f street ¿ara run and incidentally drop into the postofllec by mistnke.,, * * «• Si*ritl£»nfp"vltnr* *• FA# HttmtJ. Lives of Sreal pirn all remind ut .Verily the rapid growth of Sanford ia - That this 1#s*on we tttould lea rn : , ** fraught with sorrow ns well ns joy. / ? Unit! I.'fcirr\lhe lime for ilylmi We ihould\)d. ild dy letters burn. 4A man can be bribed with a railroad pass who could not be bought with money. There Is something nllurlng about riding on n pass. 4Thnt.-San fool man wlio was saved by TJic Snunterrr frtrni making a fool of him­ self a few weeks ago, is beginning to show signs of needing another saying. *» 1~-■ fc41 have often sold that .Sanford-can turn out the sweetest girls and the hand­ somest 'w^incn of any city of. the whole glory last Sunday evening. 1 clniu a judge and know whereof I speak. 4Why is it that (he eat insists on sing­ ing at night nftcr you hnvc'gone to sleep without her vocal efforts T It is bad taste, unladylike'and uncalled for. Tin: Hkraui office cat never gets Iter voice whetted up to list tremolo pitch until ulHgil half-past midnight, and then she readies up' and catches high "C" by the middle and hold» on to it dike grim dentil to a nigger. 4IIere is some good ndvice given by the poaUMiter lit Kahknkcc, III., which I pub. listi.for lite Udicltj of our own |Mio|iÌÒ:r If you have any complaint ngidnst - the jMistoilice do outgo whiiUng nrnund to your neighbors nboutdt, Hut go to thepostmssterr s Your neighbor« can­ not li<'i|> you a little bit. but the jiostmnster may be able to correct it. tfUie tniinifi|iaP eldiinoii floes not ixx-ur fur many months, yet, already, tlicra seems' to is; <smsiderul>le interest mnnifest ni thc UmiYiialsIilp of t he city, and several didutes atvTimklngnhemseJves known. T. L lzx; Urf^Iircsent ^ycry elBcicilt oc­ cupant uf Tbe.ofllcc. will be ‘u -ca n didate for re election, while' ids dcikity, (Jhten KriWtli. is »Iso an aspirant for the honors which liis chief wears. Then there is Jack Fringe™, n vpry capablo' man, who thinks be can please the public nsgimnii. nn of the peScf. Anothdt* railroad man. Claude Morris, whom, ‘ it is said, is w£ll qualified for the oflice, is also seeking the suffrages of the people. * So ii w^rtis that the apiwoachingiiiuul*;cl pal election will be an .intcrcstlilg one, and my friends can wager that I will keep an ejrt on nIP’deVdojVmehts!' . 41 do iiot wjiiit to lie considered a kicker.Jiut, himesiiy.'Tliere arc a whole lot of fellows in and about Sanford—and, in fact, every toWri—whocHufd tcnch'si^qol better tlioa. tiuise who arc now, tmr 'teaclicrp. n nl, I & . * f ■ Ing; plead law IHitter than all the attq^ -7 ‘wys, in the rdlinfY; ran a «tore be 11^ y " ,an *be storekeeper; ran a newspaper >• belter tinin tiie men y/lio run it. Y ltt. tfle •wooili, the fields und tlte towns artiTWli *.«f OjenrdHJt ntme of tbei'it 'ever taught , k<Jiool, pn'ached.practiced-law, fun a store , w * paper, or ever will They hnve al* ways (pent their tlnie in loaflng nround; j finding fault with otlter people, und do nut -— know enough to do good, honest work, and mwl of tlnmi uc^er will. . H A R D W A R E Nevuire! Not at nil L I . vili deeli nel ' "What do yîuî mctffiŸ" , "Veil, a lumi in zu iMianllng house I leave lie die, ihuI they shall say Ui ,Vjll I,be a ¡Hilar bear to him.* Sect o' nml eat flsld 1 vili not do iti Not for n dead inani Not nt nlir 1 vili cilnel,r: »*• <01 believe in the largest liberty of the citizen consistent with publicinornls, good order, ;i ml ibi* juslrlghts of otliers. I l>elieve in the |>roper observance of tile Cliristinn Subbollì. which was established to enmmehiuratu the resurrection of The Lord from the dead, and, nH a New York paper puts it. it is the duy thot has been observed since the commencement of the -Christian Era. and it will bunt in uè to i>e o^sctvefl down to the latest ages, uffiil 11 V' time A I I I Vi b 1 ■’ 1 I « , 11 1if " ’I, f «Vt Ïlnmtfolf Mh mi V j, IF ill II. « HII ! « . , rthe whenChrist shall lie recognized as the King of Kings and the IIM fo t Izirds. Wc htive* iastnictioas ia Slie^Vocd of God as to the manner in which tliis day should tie celebrated. The Snbhnlh was*•originally estatilislic«! as a • , * * day of rest and refrcsiimcnt. The people were directed lUiL Ui bti.luDUrilful buLlO go forth to eat fat, to drink sweet wine, and to be glad with each other, so that they may be filled with joy o f tile Lord, which Is their, strength The low p f God is (lie perfect InW of liberty, and every liuimin being is enjoined by the word of God to exercise and enjoy, ils liberty. It Is left to his own choice ns to wliut;Bort of enjoyment he muy Indulge n. Witli the consideration for the rights of others, he Inis absolute liberty t04»|>ciid tils Sahhatit in any way tYhich to-him seems proper, it is' u niHttrr solely luv tween iiiin and his God, and while those wliu may differ witli tiimJ|hVe n-right to their opinions, they nre not ¿authorized- to enforce these opinions on others to such un extent thnt ft becomes persecution, Yours for -Progress, TTnrSXTTTrmmr - CO. Can furnish 41Iere Is a alory which was wafted dir this week by a breezy drummer. Maybe it is so old that it is Uuw again, but.it doesn't impress me like an old acquaint' mice. • A Frenchman wbnrhna not yet mastered the intrica’c ift of the English .language went to a friend tlif other day Tor Infor­ mation vund ndvtde. ^"Can you tell me." lie wild, "vat ees def*jl—vat ymtenllT jiole l>ear T Vut ees u pole liear, eh T" **A polar benrf” “ Vbs. Vat docs it do T" — ^fdtrdtT-jitst aits mi the- Ice and eats While We q f Florida Enjoy Freedom • From Ih e Meat \ During (lie recent hot spell liiere was u great deni of . grumbling at the he it by sufTerehi who did not kriAw liow well off tiiey were to he in Florida. The Pensacola Journal quotes the Hamilton, O . Journal us p(uting that on Sunday tiie thermome­ ter mounted to 4U8^legrnes at 3 p. m„ in * 4Lvery day, prhile the mail is being dis­ that d ty - The same, tiny thoJugliest terntributed, u number of hovic siim» of ili«m JJthcr .in making liideous noises.' It is very »nnoyitig^^;, only to the officials of tlte postoflice, hut to thç pntroirs ns well, Çome < PJJ^be innde-fyc the, wnull boy, hut ine youiig man wiio certainly knows bet­ ter cannot be too severely censured for Oirir unmanly and disgusting actions. I understand Uiot If this mu myune« is not »topped the young "hoodlums” will be severely punished^ ‘ • •— - Geo. H. Fernald Ferine to Fence It Lîrfïe tx)'Sweetep It Wells Jto^lrrig3t? It Tile ^nd^Sewéf- Pipe to Draiiv-lt ■■t■ ’ -r^- imJCOO—utiuU*.-—flcr- tinpltr - wyrs ~?mttlr wealthy and bud (innneial Interests In several industries—a half interest in i* two-chair Inirltcr shop, a scroop-bund shoe store and. n patrmt cnlf-wcnne. . Sammy Cheezum nisi Hack Sweuzyjjre going to widen Orange creek nt the benik and erect a swimming jmof.* It has been too .narrow for fleshy-irereons, as every time Mrs. Hunker, with her grown-up daughters went iu-hutliihg the water over­ flowed into Jim Kor|s'tcr's l»nck yard and drowned but Ills strawberry guava |uUclp llnde Hl)l Slpck.slagcr cant) linlne from Jacksonville yesterday with •Ins trousers created and wearing n shiny rubber col­ lar. Uncle Hill must lie getting n Tittle hit s|*irty as Jje grMs along Jn* in yeyrs', hut maylie Aunt Jcrusiia Stutcscntmrg could tell 'the reason why Unde Bill iA' siiruciiul up. t ....... . . E$TlM 'ALt 3 v - Nettie Jtnr« Flyrin,*of Tavares; .visited her uncle, Pete Joslyn, Inst Sunday, and Uncle Pete took her over to Orlatuiu. and slinwcd hei' city lift? Iiy taking bci into ............. i .................. . . i . ............. _ ________ i tlm picture sltows. a ride op‘ the merry:go’-' round, bumli tin- Imiiiii« and other f(anmiscn[um tilings, and when lliejirgotTun kTa 'Macaroni .Nettie June said, slic'd had the rirntrof her life’. Thc'Fiynns are well*tn do and move in Hip smart-set 'altogether ntiiome. Tiie Macaroni hall team playwl the Mulberry's last Sunday ^and skinnt’d 'em •10 to 35, There was much «liePrlrig ; wlien tiie game was over and the. Macn- 5* roal'people carried Hill, ilopliglit, the isiwleggisi' cntclier for (heir team, "011 tile ground on their shoulders. , • Tobe Sluslier's ¡10-year-old daughter Pet wns nt the picnic lust Tuesday and on-, joyed herself quite hilariously. . Pet i s’ a regular cut-up. She mixed the salt witli tiie sngnr. (Hit he n't pins on the licnt pins on tiie benches and pm n big hunk of gum when Steve on Steve Patton's chair, got uy uiid pulliM tiie duiir w'\h iiim Pet fairly shriked with laughter, When she his susjHMidcu loose it Wiis tjvr Ntivfi*« terrtj™ anxiety, IU R N ÌSIIC D FO R M A T E R I A L OR WORK ' ' C O M P L E T E D .. _ * Do yt/u realize, thev/iecesfiity, for n substantial foun.(lfilio|t ns a part of. that .sidewalk which yoii intend rmildipti? ^VkriiiCely fihisluid Aop lends . beauty, hm noj. stability. This is^fV he-4attained onfr w ii«i;the ¿airwi care is exercised in selection .of niateriuls fdr.the foundation as fof the topcont. *WitJr tliiii,fiifet“ in mind, RmiirimpprUnt! cfean.hatyl crushctt sttine, wliit lt whwi wtilt stufttlnrti eniiimxtrinii sjKscificnliinnr, j}iv«is nli’ ilfos<>Inti*iy depaidnlHft foflndntion. *" If yotrwmit ¡» wtdk in which you' wth take pptje iA the years foundatianNis rifiht. Tips is one ot to rtliiie, Insure Sanford* Florida . V*. . ; . ■ > 4. .j.. ; . - s < . e . . j . . ■ * ' " k* ' ' ; . . ; . + Your- Order Solicited Finished Lumber for till-Building P u rposes' Best Grade Cypress Shingles * WHITE- ME TOR PRtCPS J. 9» * * * * » * < H " M C L A R K , Orlando, -M" *-*■»■»»» 4»f ♦ » ■H -4 <■>-H --k 4-■«■ ■ » ♦ »♦ »» tt Drew utid Son Word lins been received here? bu$ - tin* Orlando correspon>(/ui to tiie Tinms^Iohm, Tiiat Benjamin uiuttson of Oiiattdo, Gaskin Drew,'were victims of a holdup ill YellowstonerPark. Mr. Draw wasohliiicil to hand oyer JOt) in cash, wliile young Mr. Drew was compelled to liold the highwaytuau's sack whip!« lie filled with Jewelry and se­ curities amounting to $10,ODD. Friend^ of the Drew family will sympathize witii“ thetii hr 'thdir frigid anil loss while op 11 pleasure uipVtiKliiis wonderful pork. ‘ -C L E A N S AND P R E S S E S • . “r Ladies’ Skirts and Gentlemen’s Clothing Giving yju twelve pieces n month Reùise to AtUcrtlse unti Uled llin tìt pays to n d v e rtM -is/d ù ' inorai convSyed hy thè siiu.kliiig. tlown' of lite citala of ttteat morkeunjicruic'd Jc HufTulo duritig tlie lust tliree ór fuur ycurs by ilio William L. Davis Comtwny. Tlie fixtures o p c e -a :W d e k A ll W o r k G u a r a n t e e d GEO. la Gold's Barber Shop w; A D A M S , ManaÇer 'Phone 00 Park Avenue; North ' ' � 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, August 29, 1908 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 29, 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 24-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 29, 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/63b0bc56f7485cc56acafca33a0b0612.pdf 44b428c91ddf3f15b70d75e8c5e40769 PDF Text Text i.1* ( |<tr ■• ! • *; • • •' • , iF / y I f ^ ''• • ^ • V '5; . j %IK' �From th e W e s t 'C h ica g o , E . !‘ D )xie, Plyern through car lin e fro m J is v ia . Atlanta! Jacksonville a n d th e vj Or the L. & NJ's th Atlantic C oast, i ro m .St. Louis, Jacksonville a n d th e 9 H om e ¿seek sit a n d 15th I 2 0 th ? t v e ry • N ovem ber 3rd and I7ih, lo w ra te s . C H IC A G O P CfN N a Y.L V PH 1LAD C l N d lftN A T ■ michmond Hirtr • SH V I OX VI L. ROCKV MOUNT A \L A M sa v a n n a ^ T frirtirt CROSS t&ON VILLE UCHUA e « v iu t/ TAMPA ,v r t , t a m pa ^ c p A S T .U N B - M A I I th i^ a y ¿ ^ d i i l é » , ¿ t t , iddrèa■; : o n , n , c. - ‘S * :m '• ■ “5 « �LORI DA erica FOR TH E HOM E-SE TH E INVESTOR a «: WINTER TOUR W GENERAL S A N F O R D T H * FOUNDER OF THE C l •1 Ssa/onfi KurJjr ud lni|uiii letlum b aaull«i poiviil is ib-U* ‘lutii oI tf* &y dm Utit Wi *o«J« • dm V » l '^TurUhtof tetJtiov, he wuuU '**“ M.lottdal drfinil u* f e a r e d Acme of Héalth, Wealth a n d ilen are (acton of refinement and culture in the locial ■ in which (hey move. F SECTION O F TH Er GATE C IT Y . the cau ic of the m y ch -to -b e-d esired i immunity. O f the w ater, it m ay be said t h a t -S O IL Q U E E N O F C LIM A TIC , FLO W I N G - V ^ A T E R , the reason the »lands lying a ro u n d ja • a a * — - A N D S U N .F R U C T IF Y IN G Sanford have the greatest e a r n i n g capacity arid are th e most v a lu a b le BEAUTIFUL FOR SITUATION, L U X U R I O U S IVENESS, WITHOUT A R I V L A L I N P OS in the state, is .because at a d e p th o f about one hu n d red feet is found a n A Country of Prolific Returns, E d e n - lik e M e rd t unfailing abundance of artesian s u p ­ Sounding F i n a n c i a l P r o f it * * ply. T h is furnishes the c h e a p e s t T h a G t j r Commercially, E d u c a t i o n a l l y ® * id ! and best irrigation know n to t h e S ta Jifi* $ M e n , Charming W o m e n , P r o g r e s s i agricultural w orld. A t the t a m e ¡W 'r Trade Enterprise an d B usin«** T time, a system has been devised a n d adopted that m akes these in ig a tin g 'X ? ' Inviting, H ospitable, D e lig h tf u l conductors the finest kind of d r a in ­ W ithout a rival in its resource* I th e C e le r y ” Ci»; age im aginable. T h e soil on t h e *nd possibilities, on the heights over- l o c a l i t y , ham m ock and prairie lands v a r ie s lo o lu a f Lake Monroe, at the head J . h e m a r v e lo t from a black and sandy to a fe rtile I •• 1 * 1 o i navigation of the St. John's river f o r d -tire t h e -re muck, an dI •is as rich in decayed1v. e g e ­ with its w j i appointed and popular a b e r v e n a m e d , vt; table m atter as can be.' T h e re i s C lydeIm jjPk'nias.andalioieachrd t o i l . W a .r m •e r I enough of sand in th e'so il to m a k e it w ork easily, and th e truck f a r m s are as m ellow and tillable as a g a r ­ den. T h u s, w ith nature’s su n sh in e, nature's provision of .w a te r, a n d nature's adm irably ad ap ted soil, t h e ■Ui W g SVMWl i o n , o r h e a t e d seasoruy In d eed it scientific farm er of S anford h a s is p s r-o -e m in e n tly th e h eajthy and cool everything largely in his ow n h a n d s . .Three crop», pnd sometimes fo u r, p l a o e o f t h e state durin g the w arm may be gTown in a season, and a t high s u m m e r m o n th s . <. T h e re is alw ays as two thousand dollars an acre have h e r e a d e lig h tf u l breeze from off the been made, net prpfit, in a single y ear. r iv e a r o r l a k e . S ir ic a - “ the b j R O f course there are those who fail in f r e e a c « o f 19 5 " , w h ich wc^. general, farming or c^op growing, just as there t h e r e h a s b « * n v ery h'ttle serious are those who make failures in other d a m a g e to g fo w in g crops, god none lines, and all seasons are not equally to o r a n g e g r o v e l , in th e vicinity 0f favorable for best results.' but it lis safe to say. that in no, other place can so S a n f o r d . • ' y ^ h e n o th e r' porting} of large and wonderfully rera^nertíive re­ P EER LESS & A T * t < of Üsc extxsofcWy condi. th which ottura his enriched Comfort turns be obtained as »from the celery lands of .Sanford. Elsewhere á re L KEM ONROE BEYOND t a t been a n if it b e in g d o n e here in the n a ile r o f m o n e y -m a k in g a n d wealthfetling. T he p ro fits seem incredibly ■xiormous to one u n a c c u s to m e d to cropu ltu re in and a b o u t S a n f o r d , but they x"e nevertheless a b s o lu te ly correct and -*«y estily be v e rifie d b y a n y one who «sires to take th e le a s t bit o f trouble ment, and same are heading this way. Capital and labor are all employed. Each has the steady and substantial demand that must always be, in a dis­ trict where the necessities of human consumption are produced in wonder­ fully paying quantities. T h e Industrial Edition herewith presented conveys in vietds and por­ le o f S a n f o r d a re th e kind traits and descriptive mattnr a fairly ^ e quickly learns to resp ect a n d es- good idea of the attractiveness of the :m. R esponsible, co n serv ativ e, ener- Gate City and surroundings. It does e t i c and thrifty b u s in e s s m en are the not, however,* tell half the story of the a l e in this city.- T h e w om en are re­ possibilities of the place. W here there e le d , sociable a n d c u ltiv a te d . Hos- is so much that is absorbingly inter­ a table, cordial a n d k in d ly a re all. T h e esting, it is not easy to portray even a -aarm hand of w e lc o m e is freely ex- fractional part of same. Every state­ rxided to visitors a n d settlers. M ore ment herein is meant to be reliable and a d mote is the fa c t b e c o m in g known trustworthy, and in nothing overdrawn. t a t Sinford h a s th e g re a te st attrac- 'Hie reader may doubt, if he will, what =>ni II a* home, .a t a w ealth-getting is told about every other part - of -oposition. and a s a health-conserving Florida, but from a financial stand­ « « lily , a n d as th e k n o w le d g e spreads point he cannot afford to fail of in­ « visitors and se ttle rs in c re a s e . If the vestigating the opportunities at San­ If looking for the place and -aaidenli o f colder c lim a te s a n d farm- ford. KS. sections, where b u t o n e c ro p a year chance to make money quickly, easily possible, really k n e w th e opportuni­ and under pleasant and even fascinating sm that exist here, ft w o u ld not be a conditions, the Celery City is the « « k before every a v a ila b le acre of Mecca of which you are in search. r l e r y land was p r e - e m p te d . A s it it, You can make more money in a shorter e country is d e v e lo p in g w ith amazing time at Sanford than anywhere else in F>idity. L and c le a r in g is in process all the country. country, Come and see. A rcry ty h ere. newly e r e c te d dw ellings are range to spend the next cold season, »¿ting the ham m ock a n d p rairie , prep- or at least a part of it here, enjoy the ■ ttion for cropping a n d harvesting is luxury of a cool, bracing and healthful ■ 'v c itil,. and th e fo u n d a tio n for summer atmosphere, instead of zero e e d r realization o f fo rtu n e s is being weather and snow-banks, revel in the on every exhilaration and excitement of ^hunting lithe ^»ty, to o , a c tiv ity is unceas- and fishing in a land where gaMe'and Building a rid b e a u tify in g , walk the- finny tribe are super-abundant, ig ind drive-w ay im p ro v in g , ship- exuberate in tha delectations afforded snd tiafficing, te a m in g a n d truck- tourists at our fine hotels and resorts, esnisge* riding- a n d autom obiling and investigate for yourself the marvels * every d a y affairs. T h e town is of financial inducementI in the remarlH inuouily growing. M a n y lines of able G ale City of Florida. Sanford aufseturing ad; tr a d e invite invest­ the Monroe., �------- The Industrial E d it io n \*r of Sanford H IS'finely illustrated Industrial Ed*“* ,0 the reader aome idea of th e attr*f»> *»• ^•nford will convey the C e b ry City and the fairly startling profits that are p *** in truck growing on the garden lands and nmong the 1 wel1, of the Celery Delta. Nothing herein is intended to be ot" 1 he most caraful effort hat been m ade by the editor and pMA* to admit nothing to these columns but conservative kind absolutely »4 - W e figures and atitements. This work is designed to supply •*»formati >n that large numbeVall over th e country arri seeking i d ***8 f°r concerning the wonderfully productive soil and I artesian *»*• • most remarkable Com plète anil intercity a. **** «hhoo is, however. a visit to the place w ill alone gi.vcLn adequi" i t1L epti°n of the possibililies and thf attractiveness thW present *has * ^ VM l° the man or woman wfìò desirea comfort, luxury>nd afflai* • Action of country. r Q A. H O W A R D _ . (r Ptriidcal ol _U°w a»d.Pack«id Land Co.. •• gcnllcman nolid lo» kit ».odor *** pSU,t»bU method ol Iraniacting busineti. Mi. Howaid ,*l\ w . 1' • olr*,uie to .bow inquirer» the beautie. and adraalaF* 0 "’*^»élery Qty. This edition is edited and published u»V taking supervision of M r. E. T . Woodruff. *»U of the work. careful and pains* h*d entire charge ... ¿■i H. H; CHAPPELL GfcTTlfsG READY TO HARVIs I (' * ^ “ 1* , m FIELD. J . C. E N S M IN G E R , PHOTOOMr The above beautiful picture, andm ahy of the other handwme view» preitnled in this wort« bv Sanford', * w more lifelike or charming portrait cf younelf could be demed than he will make if you goto U . J- C. Entontan Mr i a « . , . **«h c< the CkfA. M aria Krol » * • « a Viia line c, •<yi « O n e o r t h e P a h k b o r t h k O a k c iT r “ Snow Photo” v. Possibly w tye m a y notice th e above, in connection w ith sundry pictures in this issue, and hats curiosity to know M.t w h a h th a t m eans. W e therefore explain that the fine views and portraits beta w ith shown were a rg e ly ma.de from p h o to g ra p h , taken b y our loca artist, H. H . Snow, Room 13 * th e Pico block. t w o u ld not h av e occurred to us that there cou d be any misapprehension, had nut a* innocent N orthein ' never snows in Flu. \ t / m a id. e. n •p ut .th e |inquiry, S now l w h a t does . (hat v - mean?r It d a , does it?** 'WT,‘e w ‘ t.h ' * -to f a d d l th a t *M r. "S n o w did *" pamstaking * - ................... and highly artiatic picture taking f0, tlu, w o rk, and that he is a good m an to em ploy w hen y o u.w ant a fine portrait of yourself. H e is atol/ awn n o w on his vacation, b u t ex p ects to return about Septem ber 1st. * ta — GEORG E A, D IU •Homey; * �» ^HWfl■nag MffliJt ■* , « . . L \,* . — ... 'J •V . ... SANFORD/t . a ^ II1 GATE • •-. . . . . . . . . . HWI Of THE SANFORD FURNITURE CO, AGER J . d SANFORDFURNITURE COMPANY . D A V IS O N D. DAVI90N„|taaapr ' 7G eneral House Furnishings ■WTHWANDEVERYTHING THAT GOES IN A HOUSE." ' HAIB CUTTING AND SHAVING — rr- iv«n»r „ RESIDENCE OP.W.W.UW »pritlor of one of tba will t^dpi!|«jfUnnkW Sanford. « of Staple and'Fancy G k m FiiAMirti Meati, Country li««, elf., Game and Oystkipimi AWVrpaoGaratai ChetniH n baa been identihtd til it ftlnln lai adì for the 'ÌETTINS OUT OF A BAD SCRAPE:” ' To. lai tpWÓw. but dtopc Nonuplo BEN boni Block.' ill ««t a nice, Kair ert lUt «ni dcbjKt yog. aiMkilydNr. G r o c e r ie s , F lo r id a and you went to tbd wrong GREEN, in iheW elcaiy ihave or ia‘ tarty Everything neatly•and J. C O U N T 'R Y PRODU CE. F IS -» — I m o s t succe H y n o t you Our M otto VENUS PHONE |M ?ep Manure, o f e r t i l i z e r line,te ly t h e best q L b l e * figure, w rit W hy N o t N o w ? N. P. YOimUCO, o °d s, N o tio n s a n d W Pw nlshlng) orlhern Mraii in Jacksonv « S jb Y M l *■> �O R A N COUNTY,m o l F ionda. Ita loewryrariety «“ft. peachts,g COUNTY n f o r d is situated, is one of the choicestledioosiatl o r a n g e growing, pineapple culture and kindred in>c h that brings ¿ash from every direction. Located a n peninsula, fifty ^ thirty-five miles in tire, dotted L a k e s and lakelets .of d ear, pure spring water, and & l> Ie soil, O range C ounty is exceptionally well ada{>t h i s county successfully grow com, Irish and sweet u lif lo w e r , lettuce, celery, all kinds of root crops, a , an d every sort of small fruit, rice, sugar, syrup, t o o k raising and turpentine manufacture tie also =■ c o u n ty leat. a s n fo rd , means life in a delightful atmosphere, said n o r t h it means th at the fuel hill will be cut down B M RO BIN SO N . n a l c h . It means freedom from colds and catarrh, B M U m m . Clvrk of Or nag« G * Ji i »I Ala . — «. Uiag bom in m fm a tia ro , an d the pleasure^livinywitlioutnun■t t —ij. i»t No*. 16. 164V <%r a n d frost lo calitjeriresu b jecled . It means open "1 r" * ToU .loom . A lt, rabt— u— 4« Univ.raityj «i of nAlana » r six months of th e twelve, b u tsll the year through, iT' . • --* " ■ » * » * * • aummvr of 1064, p u r c h a s e n o w to ll share in the profits of early „ '""’M fa troy •*- Mobil«. Alabama. * M«r. I 0 6 J. Mf. Rob> t i t - for both visitors and settlers in Sanford and ™ *■ L »•dmAiaiad ' V’ l . IW to fU U , . . *• f"»*r mf I«f. that d.f* R. R. «ad lb« buildai u il fa ota tl » «■!» gm»* l ui ili Suford u d Orlando, ud i m* tri, K» W W faii*;«d it.»wiih «|| Bimmt*. H . .uivtffd fai lift d UU. Rfaw » fa CWtb „ «£“ kiintnmcc «od >Im II «iti Pet Bf Cwt, tri U 1«. , r*.r of hi. a lw m Uo.Wp d fa i<i I ' ,4 Itadi of the Hair. fa mu tfpitlrik; fa (L,i A **7’^ . * . * ^ Bond.of Education «I fa mi, d fbnfa during Govtmor Flraa|'t tfatrifa*. u , . , •* *°»*"*'* riamine tka school lull fa (fatfak, l* W tha ham which he did. Ha fai Uri ubi; rifa "*•1 Ba Cuntj fa ih* Sint« about thifljr ye««, tad U fat Ui lalnut “t »« fa*e i.~a «U tvd M of' the city of Orlaado,' ltd afa Ul trlUfa fab of th« county «ad alalf, Fh fa |«i l>, yean he ha» h*id tha «fa« «( in fan», d Omng« County, ud fai mnnd fa t«■nation for retlwtin, vibri t^«v» Ha it a aitr*l*fa| rhttirr ucufar d |, 0, I O. F. Lodge No. 20, ntiUiW it Otfab I in 1884. . ’ | . Mr. Robinion go«, m inul » jnfa|. I ing that the- landa <oaG|w« MSalirti, tad I «trading from Sylru Lab ltd Urani I *•" li kti fa mm I nlc Jrnup irgion, U. i .ii il I*., „ J cl kamra K W riT i. lerur, and on acto.al cl fa i/tnu tikt for irrigation, their tala pretecbaa fit« ««lb INSON. / “ >d th« 'location with'ifaftia| faiUa ■ •urparted. are deitiard tl a ml; fait MU tbia road, which detejopfal into the noil u(td |uba fab mm tha acrativ« fa the louthent tlaltt, tad Salad *1 It SusssSsi £ of tha S. F. coma tha GREAT, Ma r t in . ¿M «tín. Ifar la a ColfatU« 'J *Ajy. ii a native of hfa^fa, C«„ ,C>4igr«l«J southward la f U~t# J- M. SADLER. Ih an; Inab a/ J. I f . Sadlar, Treai*"• d Oiap Caaty. will U p U ^ ta w fa null,*i kU m of ih« grolle*»». Mi yini Wo, i, .| Oakland P .|m,„ 0 »4 ad npidJi fuat farai • part of th« l"*"' «I apaaMi ba County Treasurer'! tar ud aUaliat, hkaa official malfarà do ••r r»«Ut tana A trip to tha wail hat tua «Uad by M r. Sadler, hr. Ian rant 'Ui»| no k»g«r ago than fa iO ly ttn of age, O iW |a Loom, and u w U « , fa . i|*aidcnl*-*ver aiac, Hu Urn. I • raror' office;, two •- I the pub Ik ukai.b ^1r. Martin hat faaU fat W>»- u**d‘ ai rh* U i p,, thud o . \l»Iiact G f Ib h i M . O . O V ERSTREET ■ " ft Oraagr County ia fortunata m bating aa m i of bar County Commua»Mm«n-*i«r< « *«n ao thoroughly practical and fan««« U« M. O .’ O varttrrol. Mr. C tan ln il a known th« country over mm th* «accawful fa«,I •«d manager auid owner of eafanaiv« laapro to* manufacturing interval« Sa wfauiafav km b* cnnductvd thinga that the fmam «1 »• fatal of lh« b u t incat haw V — Urga «»d .««.Ugly .tali«factory. M r. 0»»a«m»«i .* k fa a good ru ecu tiw for th« coamly >■ tf . cam e a ^ c h a i l e i ^ . compafiy in 1899. ' Having a'Com plete topy of the record), the company, fa in position to furnish accurate apd complete, abstracts of any of th e records of the epunty. T h e com pany is' under the managem tnf of C . W - Goodnch„the Secretary, w ho h a t been in the compan/ since 1875., M r. Goodrich it courteous, kindly a n d fccommodatlto, an liable, w e ll. inform ed a n d genial genlleou. H is work is done .‘w ith pcatnesi, «ruriJ. K KIRKWOOD. cy a n d despatch. ' . F o r any infomatioo regarding Titles or sit " m partilit rrpttavola Ih* grolle U via vj taro« M rcaponaibilitira of real estate in^i - • , .*VrV| W°>“ S* County, «ÚCI'be expeditiously m ' 7 ^ p m l ÌH»b«nl. r H . Vick. )Ofi|OL fad h - ho.la .o f frirod. % addressing SEC* • a . K ORLANDO, •f1 ■ ia«|itl*lrii<«i and w«lt-wiah< H»l< >«faldata.*«. �- THE ' SA N F O R D HOUSE ® rOftTICO AND PARR S moit d e l i g H t T a a l l y Situated o n «H e ful fresh water lake, five m i l e » in width and eight in length. " M. " H i s T A | 0111*41001 ia an ideal winter resort and a g r e a t favorite with tourists and th e t r a v - i l e d in the center of the fh h m g ¿..‘net. wtfcvdrj u Sanford is by * * ding public. - It has been e n t i r e l y H w ater lakes. A ny da»» o f h »t lof at the hotel, o f fishing is Very much m j o y d by Ae vita poti who rarely l i t e r an outing without a g o o d Mnsf d Ut Tkm U also here AhaiiWiitif Rt»oft. VM11 ita Ml U ta«* |.t* l«i*i If Mi li M inMnl a ii lU W 11« i»wJ b y , Pwtal Os J Ali* Ita IMM«* Um M lipi* fatal Grover OniUta ^ W i . 1 Ata multa» fa-,,« H s* I n c i t a .I ta * » U*.wd Si* M*|\ ni UM«1 |l|)l ..tab ^"■¡ÄwlsolitiieSrtaeeie* nkifA'IllMitaui u i M>- , t| r* u ft/ta MiU ij Tb* ip à tasta J ti *wt » «aM i^M liaik II* Ami** fa ta U (ni irà kiwi M.1 tab) TVit*n m*V*i*l*rt*My *rt »Ul l^ n y ,»,1, tlwayt taken v i i t H « H e bright moot to b e h o l d , e i t h e r Irom th e.v pier e a t e n d i o g i n t o the lake. A feature for pastim e ex< a n d pleasure is the lawn t o court on the hotel grounds, aT v kept in good fepair, and a g ain bowling alley has been in th e quite attractive to lady g u T aken all in all. its appointm* services, location, ideal- winter, h I �SA N FO RD . TH E GATE ¡CITY; FLORIDA Conservative Estimate of Expenses and Retunis in Developing a Ten-Acre Traci. In Six Months« a Clean-up of Over $5,0)10, * and a Garden of a Farm Thrown In* Below are »ome highly interesting figure«, showing the cost and profit of purchasing and developing g ten-acre farm in th* Sanford Celery Delta. Land may be bought at about $100' per acre, although tome of it ia held a* high- ai $300 Vn acre. / These fig­ ures are very conservative and are ver­ ified by the actual experience of truck fanners here. Should any one doubt them, he can easily ascertain their correctness by dropping a line to any of the prominent men whose names or por­ traits appear in this edition. ' l3V1 COST OF TEN-ACRE FARM RE&DY \ • FOR CROP. \ * \ Ten acres son to get the celery in as wrljiil is usually considérée] w ise to idit plants. In short, the f a ll crop, Ï pg in to mature and harvest ab&lii day time .will bring the best fipn,id interferes 'With best results froa a!-v if it is the intention to raise tes if same on the same ground. II, to fore, the first crop is planted &Vi the fall, it will not b rin g so'lsrpi price as thouglrpm in Iftltf, bills' be followed immediately by ttlij,« below. COST AND PROFIT O F SECOND«» — CELERY. Preparation v,pf v*\ . • of MAYOR FO RREST LAKE. For red l-*k« wat Mira in Newberry, S. C.. oil the I5|h day. •I July, 1669. Me came to Florida .at the age of 17 to make hu owa way in life, At the age of 24 he was elected Mayor of Saaferd, aad was electnil for four euccestire Itrms. It was during Mr. Laka's adminirlralion that the first bonds were voted for and the first street paving commenced. CVa October 2), 169), he married Mirs Maude Anno, of Orlando, Fla. During the year 1897 he moved to Miami, where he lived far two years. In the year 1899 he moved to Santiego. Cuke, to engage in the manufacture of ice. He re>tded ia Cuba lor eight years, doing a most successful busi­ ness: la 1907 be returned to Sanford, and.during the same yea» was elecled.Mayor of the city. ’* A N D R E W JO H N S O N Andrew Johnson, one o f ' Sanford's’ leading attorneys, wee boni ia New York in. 185), of Scotch Irish parentage, bemg direct descendant of the celebrate! Dr. Johnson on his ladies's side end Gen. Robert Gray on that'¿f his mother. Mr. 1,4*«cm was admitted to practice by lh# Supreme Court of Ithnoss hi 1878. la .1602 k t moved So Florida-and localed ia Orlando. where h' enjoyed an extensive' law practice and ac- a considriable fortune.' when in 1889 he was induced me nf wealthy clients lo manege aad davktap'-'reiWB1 we ia do Stale of Alabama, since which time up to two ge be has been engaged in procootmg diferrnt enter(COItTINUBDON PAOR 10) JIDCE MINOR S. JONES, G etting, plow- rowing, at $100 a c re ... Fencing, at *60 cents per rod., Irrigation system complete (2 Ywells) tLJ$ 100 ' .per acre >$T ÀNP PROFIT* OF FIRST CROP— CAUUFLOWER. Average yield, 800 c ra te s V.L per'acre, at $1.25. . . .$10,009(11) Net profit ion celery crop.$6,100.00 Net' profit on above tra n s ­ action ..............................$3,11(99 AND YOU HAVE YOUJR FARM M Beiidcs^tlm profit sito w p gta i ;< MAIN STREET. LOOKING WES^ ^LOWING WELL IN CENTER OF ” * ctop) , at $30 per acre . . . . 300.00 Harvesting (in.- m cluding crates)', “ $125 per a a e 1,250.00 Total coit of land and first c r o p ................. 7$Ç,646.00 Average yield (400 crates per a a e ) , 4,000 aates at $ 1 . 2 5 . . .$ 5.000.00 A N D R EW -JQ H N SO N Harvesting . -(in­ cluding crates), * $2.00 per acre 2 ,0 0 0 .0 0 t Kk» Mm 5. Inn, kbnorrd mcutnbmt-of- the bench, was hgji CtKoiii Ceni;, Florida, December 10th, 1849, and »Mlt*id i Herida, lit graduated D i i t old Lock Road UuTcniiy, is lliaihsa County, Florida, »allí64. ih* elamica d,i|,*WWWd»«rV-B13¿- 5 t * i r . - , n w . Primary Ani»*li< uÍMíCrfj'i Third Reader, la lh* fall of IK4 b *M Sffoialed Matter's Mala ia the Confederate Nny, ud ee kmlmrd to the W ar Department and did Mai tttle'seiritl'skoat Like ■Cly. where he'War paroled at b lami tctaltr. Hr located ia Dretsrd County'eatly, • IÍ72, u<l Ult! I turtle kthstman It Indian RivecJnlei. Her* b OTilailj loun) hooks by "judge Foster end thoee gresl tad food griben, Messrs. Flemming and Daniel, and mied Ite is le nek. By hit industry, natural ability and rraacs b ma rtwSo distinction and was made Gxmty and jedet el die County Court of Bravkrd County, poetbeas kekeld for marly years, subsecpieaily, in ISwb srppiaifd Cmnit Judge. He was a sort of “Arbitrator iL fer fie gssole bsfore there were aay courts ia the ted U nirs errs always abided by. . Judge Jtme* i*l kswll til Lj pimidrit distinction! are that the btt ibi/i Intd kun and he is called Ly-lhrm “Thn THOMAS E . W I L S O N .tbau haart Vibe, Iswyer, was bom in Putnam .V alhf,NewYaek. Gtobsr lit, 1647/ M«.waa*^deciled in thp kffk sadsi fie iikurv academy J Ptrkikill, New returning iiwtirtte to repeat the ptnita year's operatibn. ’This tim e youtfil no land-buying or clearing and. inipb ing expenses to. figure in. so you ut make your profits conrespomkrt larger. If “you do hoT w ish' lo lmt but decide to remain here and nk vate your farm during the summtr w gives a net p r o f i t 4 2 |4 5 0 ^ " one o f hay, before the season for iph ly pgys the cost of the land, clearing planting cauliflower or lettuct ui same, breaking up ahd irrigating, becelery. . sides its own expense. Lettuce, too, Can you think of an inveatmnhl is a fine and .well paying a o p to put whatever • character, in a n y locality, in early and mature the fore part of that is so safe and so sure o f larger» November, which gives opportunity to turns as an investment in the tncl succeed same with celery. Indeed, it lands of the Celery Delta o f Sulcrj, should be explained that if celery ia to Florida > be grown with success, it should be started during the fore part of No­ Writ* for What Y ou Wggi' I vember so as to harvest and market-in Glowing r»porti of ihr wondcrfaB; lil I e a ^,,sp rin g , thus avoiding possible farms of Saaford bats' arousad sa ml I hot weather detriment. While cauli­ murtal dial many paoplt ia F lo rid a b li i olhsr alala* bava boema* f iiiro w of Ituk I flower ia an easy of production and mors about Saaford. remunerative crop, it cannot be ex­ Dot she mtestioo is aol to Busch II p I pected to,, bring ad good a price in totciic information at la awaken by wu I the market if early planted, fo rth * af illustrated review, a still deeper taUidk .1 tbe desirables tat of Sdiford fo r Inwkiw' reason that jt comes'more directly into jag. for winter pLarurts m hum Ijag « d ii' I competition with, the northern grown iag. fer buaiarss and for manufacluni) article, while on the other hand, if Datailad tafanaste» will bo veg) to «I ]) started late it'will not come off in aeawbo wdto for ii. - .. ' t iCOrtistlD ON PAO6 tbiu Ï.VHLSON. �f■ /y V A : 1 *«»&_ 1» Tfa Holden Real Estate Company ‘ Composed of W. D. Holden and W. J. Thigpen. Mr. Holden is a native of Florida. Mr. Thigpen came here from North Carolina two years ago. - 1 .u X+J‘ •* a . ^ m 1»A i.t* . 01CeleryAllie, Ile Pre»eti — jt T - r * i- — f a r e t large ownci property, both O^iUlre v u T io ^ frUrflllr- ce le ry irvi Ait neither W e pre not 111 the real estate bui of wÌfMr«t «mount <i H M k r e . iV l* . 11 J U i i^ i il t b a l e s t a t e years ago there was me manin a small office doing IhiI kj here; now there are five- w|IILquipped real, estate offices in*Banford. No better evidenceofthe activity of the real estatemarket or of the soundness ol our pro­ position can he had than this. niAi.ofUPf/wti|x*rience. Mr |lj*ill »successful to SareWinkle* »«Tvesto«-s in i4 If w »*rr Sanid (/I til (tile“, I Ora 1,000 u ri of «flirr «Uw Iwc’btto ihÿpttl from Sanford tb putrii jretr- TKn crop w ii harv*«»« li» »Ui 350 tu ci of. Und » tt Olery Delti wnoundint li ti ¡n ettiy Ærdttio# and the ii Stnford Glery « wideiprrad by ]rti( lit denund i n c i e l i « a localitki lit demindini it at it bi]Ttea*,'Grand Kork». Dilot«. ibii Kiion. wai adde< tool bailtbitjordfird ibtrt Int ipciai dow plainly tirai Cileryprowl diitrict hai an •<)' Up cm Ciblomia not only in natter cl atarn«i to the r f*1 w#l trim, but tbit iti produrti ate », td iwijf'oi toward the w ,« l,u •Sc imitory tbit would naturally lUfplird lion th* Golden ( j |H , r « Mon. Onte Company. »* lire boym ind »hippcii. «h* l " r KIMBcl 1908 hive handled al lord the produrli Mated M o * ¿it bin it Ut fine of ” mtm tbit puichaie and »l ip *1 di pent/ The Wow Italem ulto from tbdr booki. «!■/<">*< chide tbdr bipdlmgi in oth« I» 01 ormi«, they ihippcd the p«-« » 82) cui, and «I pine appi« ‘ bS-EYE VIEW or SANFORD M ISS.-SER ETA 3t}ic|ilfl§ht then that Sanford would be a good town very soon and ain< thanfljtistified. We have the town, we are now beginning on thécity, W Utojitdgmefnt the Rutlrfl U&ÙrfihÙH' (il*IrliMi SIellimi UUMd«nd11»yalci af .kjlkl Ha WiAmj I» “ ■Celery ¡ , . 190,254 Lut««.. 106,874 XiuUcwn 9,612 Miietlliaetwi, ihMlUhlfIM'ai- Jbayti IJmji*.nayutdkr lify , ’•wbidiii »»•a MOnda* al lU Honda Nafteaal Baok at Jack. M . Mi Fw«a* « « Graad TatM i»cr oi ih« K. of H: S af t»— RipmaaUInt lio a tbia *Ula lo the Supremo petiteo, H . C H A P P E L L S P A R tf & \ 323.017 during; ^ o r e land to mc>re pew people than aiyttkkltWs placLcrnor b^aiise wearemorp honcslahfiflMlhaii qiit competitors, but because we try bought property from transaction. • W rite us for our t#Mlw|il Hargain. Our own . property .we sell . fic information, desire . .' ’j. « r,* * ..a, wK dhiimJ easy payments. ; . *No one has ever give us a'¿all before ,< _ \/V • 1 • 4r* • •* • >.1/ V n T ^ ¿"X* ¡hi . 1 .. without hiaking money bythe 1.193 Number of (Hin \ff Beigli» Nembo of dal« by eapte» ANDREWJOHNS03 ( c o n t i n u k d . it n ò t i nc^ij ItiU.Calchili» . ICali M iCitij. fWi, la K!IIP. HçjJlnkyft III la MÌ Iti ti 4» prìacipally railrondr, kiti| nini UAàkiliiiMUit xnled ihre« line*.“ Hi la Ulti A lita i la il Canili, finaniial criwt »ine«- dW) falli K ruikhW iain lime, and Va he himitlf urlili k«rii i IWItt putti and down». '¿ V ■ • b i n i l i Ita Amy «f i* Johaion hai tlen Va iilantri» .fMIULhfüUUU. Europa on dea di f»tal «m i TifïïiIKl)ptnflohnCa- rature and anysped' 7ou. come toSank lima too*-1*07 Celery .7.IS 6.I 97 ldMCf :iV# 9. « CauUoww 713 MìkiDincui, . ¡kIwUi V ^ *"ii] - .W M k - J r S f c ; r a poin^on ,lhe glob, ftlkliM I o, ii familiar'with; bdaap*'al|bn TkinHilWnfWa n iltd Slate*, not a Kata ©t Itnib-j’illl iiIWff»àrimi t<U» m no! careful)/ looked ove»muW mVe U l t i b t M i t h U and New Hampahire, uf alali ti n p k ’ifptlM ti a i I ravel» and iaVMtigatioai, nfriull ii«i15»iù Uti, u iw malion,' he hat, after itri»| il tf» I IRd p i N idi fai« il Orange Count/ and idrt'lif k lilid lU iU W la a ' btuig conifdrrrd^ O rup Ciati k v rtunty, not only of the*e IWht , f l » F (f f the world. When ailfd df.kei people' ate ' d ii «rent, I linkl* 'mdtiiraiyriii rlimale it everything llultakiln # 4k'ip*P»il K ie the only placa when ItahK m )i ■,/ iViilMf)iddïlHfalh ig invtelor. cpn today'flu avtaia of rrauniynlive pta fi llu (Mt M «‘W Florida Branch</Lâkt Ch*n* Bm eludei tiy S » lo rd p r u p * r and etpceialbr around ?aW H -a® b* mad« m Luying pl»H*i|i a * ia or Mar Sanford." Mr. Jd« ÜIi MMipM Hi il I • d the practiaa of hi* prafamfU VttÉ/kbiMiFU.) «while theta ii not much lUif ill klainl^phiih lawyer her*, that be «la M ik K t o l iW i H ir n i« wrhat littfe he doéejlara nifi!»I ^plHl^Aiii^ >8 wore mooey ia lb* aeri di d �H E L L B A N K -S o named because of (he .natural conditions, a b a n lt of shell on the St. Johns R i v e r r , contained in a tract,of 3 2 s u c r e s of high ground. S I - T f c d l Bank, the beautiful, t h e p=»icturesque and unique, at t h e F f c « a d of Lake Monroe, and t h e « r * n l y bluff bank on the fa­ m o u s . St. Johns River within m a n y ’ miles'of Sanford. Navi g a b l « river, large enough for f r e i g l i t steamers and pleasure o r aif t _ Overlooking-vast exp a n s « of water and prairie, f c o r d ^ s r e d and covered with na* t i ^ e fd o w e rin g plants, wild sunf l o w « ! , water hyacinth, etc., S FORSALE., R E,A L E S T A T E Gate which in season makes a per­ fect- panorama of beautiful color. Once the home of the pre-historic race of Moundbuilders, who have left ample evidence of tbnr existence be­ hind, and later the haunt of the red man. With noble oak and palm of nature’s planting, needs but the touth of an artistic hand to make it radiate- a per­ fect gem. Fertile lands, pro­ ductive of crops of every clime. Artesian wells, supplying fa­ mous subirrigating syttrm al­ ready established. Boating, fine fishing and hunting at the very threshold. -Three miles from the CELERYGfY, on the S h ill B ank Plctufttji SactryyHeilthJuI ActMf,Sportsman's Ptnfac. Df|itiw|li WjrJ a n d itrrtcUg fo r mil« toAt mlk, ra»t and w , i> th( pdtiàloulll R o r id a , l i d be«uli»o uf wuligfi w e r e ptnf-ilf brought to it iSation o f ih» otf arm y pi f«yl» ohò »nnually tom »outh lo txi|*f* rigori o f a M ii« i winter, ¡1 iooUwttly breoaa At m o il pof«tit viola mori in ih» v - M For 0« U ff mole» on lo ih* »outh froa Sulorf the S i Job* R iv a it urlpllf lot im a ll pl»iwn craft. Duriti four or frvr month« ayriia if Jack a n d ang<« m — g r« U to liar ititi uid adgatm l lorn landò; niifrnrga f o r n i » Ifeakl in g iv,ij moi> id», q u a il. lu>li; a n d dmm(«lb peal abuadia t. w ith no« id fell bear, wihhiil a > panlher. v The Vila il Aimer an d ihTVa merouililntilth it u fotatd ur teeming viAllA iw . amaH ^■vlh b au , p h ll» ; p m n d uf perch of tu p fyliH . Irvi» i »portuali filini OntgiCialMiidiKli Sanluf» located vu A<fiwet on ih* M » y m e n t f ì gd nói in Florid«, a f ' to d jy Ini mi aproy-d ♦<«»» *•« lh an any towily in llw rtalr tod a proportion to hn p o p u la r « i»4 I wealth id them ol her I o w m . mm : f o w tin« u w>j idom obilw it nr owned ia i&yof ho mtrr «ounm. The liti Mi tu t « l m ha m chine it Siuori po«a ih r N J J« fine auto road and the ferry to anadjoining county, leading to the “East Coast Country,” Ormond, Daytona, and th e Atlantic beach only thirty miles away. N o other place in this locality can offer such exhaustless inducements for a home, with pleasure and profit, a.place of beauty, coupled with its crowning glory of health and climate, t wwill make it a joy forever. Ideal for wintef home of some man of wofflth, or location and grounds for a tourist and hunters’ hotel. -w ill A vtnur, id p H ih» f»n»>w I « CÒnal r«8rt>■Vduù» C ounty, og>*J K iw w w t |! b bid o f i h r K'<> • n iê F ltm f iO /id l’F o t i n f y «IV» latter red.« Io» thirty "ho th ro u gh I rdkgwdy u p U n d y 1 »period vih InfiM. Iiih|*m1. 1h* water Ills. l«W l»y •' pine, wlidlkUtrly *r»d U««i>'« which there is a gooq profit. Of such land, on whidi flow­ ing wells are jhiaranlev'd. I own and control a larger and wider selection than any other in thp Sanfofd-Celay Defta.J 1 have liveeLal Salford fojfl forty years and have.« w^CJ acquaintance, in Florida. < IF? you have frieA<k\in Florida, they'Can find out my standing and integrity; if not, 1 refer to U. S. .Senator Ju . P. Tali.i- ' ferro an^the Barnett National Bank, Jacksonville, Fla., and? First National Bank, Sanfordr Further inform ation with maps, cuts, etc., furnished on application to '•WH‘FFNER;-FirshNational B ank Building, Sanford, Floricta magnoti,wi««M«“ h*" h> mm bcautili)) «up P « <* *hr a n d hiadiKM ' rendent r ry Avenue, Im 'imckM nule*froo Sanford,' U one of, if nçt the most açé on ihil (mowAid AMwocandcommodious house of <15 rooms iuenm, emhowqdji heoakasdpslooetto trees T h e tra c t contains 8 4 2 0 in cultivAtioAciH'eotj^mori abott jle for jtneratiogi^ j Wflec and balance ric h w ith m uck, enough to 0)«ftwli|tiiri4|) 1«continue ihe^splendid incom e of the p a s t this property for sale, which h e viit•«itl t ^ ’ki^cat^n • price after: paying ^|^iV]n«nidions. It will probably pay 3 0 '■ f r i t t e ; - ; , ■' J.’ N, W H IT N E R a u th ^ e v ie w s ;T A R e N n iO M . S H E L L Ó A N K . *>f > * • wealthy win md'*1 To the «¿«m art m m <**" o f « u lp lb rif.P ‘ 1* - V " ' »> • t i e r J Ä H W m "'* “ -* * R o c k Sprp, rri lo,w u n S m* I a n « ol inft inii' u p the W ib ifw » " d '** * "* -¡ç th»hw dU «« «•"«* ’' TTheviscid*• m H T t « | ; T '“ A PR O U D C A T C H remunfliWldml I * .m ***»““ d eifu i mW d imptowi vf wayi. hadjl 1 ■ Sanloid lu I ft view «I ut*f •. v” • tilV till f«* • homtiww1“ OCATED TW lUtry al tlw Mayor*» Hot.uholJ R i m o o A t M t h » f» * * o i ( »Ury In addition to the above' ?p « ^ rties, which are among ; 1 .sargest and most expensive s t 2 ire for sale, I have a few, >ved places tor sale. i e net income from truck* n d under cultivation, with n g wells and irrigation installed J s so gr$S that little is for «ttite rent. 1« ivi uv. ..lyiu, such property-sells at: prices. Yet, when sjidT ^rty. can be had, under nijihagement, one season zsay purchase price. • Parf limited meafts prefer to' Lnimproved lands and im* r them themselves, in doing G tyof Floridi uuiltf bub »Ml • 1 W f" ejection bidilWa •• "* v �S A N F O R D , THE GATE C I T Y , F L 0 R I D'A Pe pies Bank of Sanford Capital $30,000.00 A B S O L U T E SAFETY, because all de­ posits in t h i s bank are Insured against toss from any and a J J causes. This is free protection tothe d e p o s i t o r and is in addition to protection fire insurance, burglary insurance insuiance—all paid for by the JIm and fidel «tirn 51a i trf ftattforb for the benefit of depositors. ri- - P o lite - L ib e r Pro Service ■r IhTIAIOI VlCW Of PtO fltS BANK Of lANfONft r . p e r cent interrri, compounded quarterly, paid on dipxiti in our Savings Department. • V- - Sj|fcty Deposit I W f 1 ». • . F o reign Elxchange W on all im portant points. • .......~ • . T" .« L ' t e * * ” ; * V i ti f • * .. * -u M Hi A Pan*« sw ^ ——« te -----L ä Bnnn * nb (S > --, Hr W ««f, ______ A VjNf c l« *" M -QLSANEOHD— w*' \ i* * K ' ■ • ■ * ' . j,t — --- — -- * lutrot V»iih sound banking, i> extended-to ourwtoi Uettme careful and prompt attention u given *11 *f count» * t W e appreciate the burine.. ol <mr paltoni «ndnlóiarI. iKow our appreciition. v ■ -• ' .. N ew accoQnlr .u h a irri •'••• i* I«•-f* * fr - V* *4 ■ . . T\*. •*3 .■ * Ay M. M. Smith, PrejidsrçL G. s T v te y H. R . Steveni, Vice-Pre*idcf>t H E. Tul**. A -» „ i . : • ■- • - » .A f t ^ DIRECTORS: ____ L ' Í 1 . : ,.y MM. S m ith . ‘Vir. R H .C h .p p d l Vlughan / V > H R- Steveiu i \ K.R,‘Murrell ' 4 N M-' -Hr ___ ______ ,t' ' ^ a* • ............ ' ' - 4 Mi l i Ifc Md i i �f ' . d. UNFORD, T H E GATE CI T Y* FLORIDA OF THE fumili« Imbuii QUARTETTE OF SOCIALLY PROMINENT MARRIED LADIES • C o n tin i to Louie in Sudori . __ Early Tlii Ftl A »' vV Tit« r»P«i Fowl tlSaMHI* • tilt further mhutd ilii [illy tal­ on y of 190 fiiutia, *to )®« from the blf*k Mh cl (W ilt til their lot in » lud cl pir| T h o e people H in ln jM W i writhin', w h m .« /W p 4 'w net return* thin i S fl| M W they *rr now k x iiti ', They will, thmlort, Bolt»Jofo rd tonw time ¿ ifilu d ap M the puriuiti of Irediti ud tficdhR T h m C m iuT -tit hooet, id» tnd thrifty nf ri The Hunttmn'i pWu Siafwd » ih» idul pi la it pi ««Vi Ud-l*ulm Su! pt, at I quail. d«l, "T* *»J tlWniU ■I hod, kWh litfrt garrii ttrj.kr, MRS. HARRY P DRIVER • W IFE OF THE MANAGER OF _ THE SANFORD HOUSE^ cala»«*li ud Uu M«lkittpl*>| The Picturf»qu« Sujfkii MRS. GEORGE DE COTTES W IFE O F T H E C O U N TY S O U C I TO R No tool thrw|k Finii t gifU ii I it* libi KidIff« «ktoaiiib W Sufi,J Ow) lid > «Iifmo mill i] wfiaVi l, III f-wtiakiu riljtótyw.Ini(• y f MRS.SAMUIL PULESTOrc f WIFE OF ONt OF SANFORD'S M f a f ä f r N.0ï(PHrSIOANSi msjomr lame >?■m OF m M A Y O R O F M U IY O F .S A N F O R D ( f» dnt^i«i(iil|W IN TT ->y S’ **■ ' * ' ’ v • ' '• x, \ \ { W M » ! *• ■ • .È i W » « F .-V?......... . • ‘« -S a n fo rd . ‘tUlfi 1« im»t irt- J*ck»ofi*illc n n t win* In lib 4» W .'tod go up the beautiful? »•dot Uni^Sl. John» to .Sanford, vrHm y* tit pi t* puml of water and the belt if ifflillfi, i»d where horte-haOl. riding, U j| ud Uiif are mad* douMjr •enjoy ilk ty iyjtyqiw tpadi'and'fore«|a.'~ * • hx£ ,• v PARK AVENUE. LOOKING TOW ARD LAKE MONROE „ w .a t tiâ m t al $1*1*4 Oratati, »ill Mardi lb teW U u Jt, StaM, h*reined4l U (rjaCI I ‘>«‘7 THJE ÇHRONIGLE BABY * •« ŸI wtuah k leb; W dt* M pwaek ■ i t Sue. THE- HÒMET O F T H E CHRONICLE (ïW tift Niooiioa of W . D. Bell. Editor of . The, Sinfortf Chronicle. v of the Hold«* & Thigpc* piece* al property.} 3# �TheiMeccaHampk Lands O x ard en and Requir - a « Minimum of ir*«rtllizer. _ located I. out S a n r e M ecca A . The M e c c a feet g a r d e s riched w i t # 1 required thing di m agnifie S a n fo rd Celery Delta om e Six Miles in Length, end Less than Five Miles Widt^ T h e Sanford Celery Dell», corjristg of a narrow strip of land bordering a the peninsula formed by Lakes Mon- ee -w e are not amiss in saya*, little the richest, superf e r t i l e and. withal, well a i n aft the Celery Delta, w - n ' by driving southward, cl A venue, .. and down , tow ard Lake Jessup. IH Lxacnm ock lands are a pero f black soil, further end e c a y e d vegetable matter, i y little . fertilizer Will be s S n o produce * crop of anyd to -b e --g ro w n . These l a n d s lie within half a mile 'd tM W pGndc/e POSTMASTERC.F,KUHNS. T Jw Pottmu! pleasant sad at »rl». Kid ihr' S nm lljr •atiifactot ONIONS A J M D ASPARAGUS, i fltw da drptrtSnl It pi T l j f initial nymtxrr. o f R . J . Holly's new paper, T h e Sanford System of Sub-ifrigi’ A l»n»r ¡k,um»uipid ■f, ,„t ihp SanlorJ " t i o n is well understood and the facility mail Wi > till m uch from competali aoq¡rowing and Asparago, '*TJ b »ictrsh« _'rhicW » " T " * S d dTv’ S ^  ï ï * i ï Ï 5 S r « -coBsumplioa. as'wetl la n # flia s been discuued. ( Thb will U two aon. at a k it Ü ad Hoi' lie mammoth and A r t i c l e is designed to show why these <•' « ' ih* »it Tb W la !*, .pfe, SOWi Sanlord ta the c l a i m i are true of these lands and why ,andf«9 MaletaôiiAf«r very »♦•future rI b e people these is trig m o n e y in a lo taisa on th e irrigated In L A N D IN PROCESS OF the firat place, the, soil n sandy k g ^ U > ' ( s i • flow', llO ïW Jm ON THE MECCA HAMMOCK LANDS .ON THE MECCA HAIM id shipping point. W e >f their equal, price and red , a t an absolutely cercvestment. jk t *i . .. . il V T w o ' I " Jkrh<>wj*and DoBars Profit W hen \ a lth o u g h com pii*!, H. jC rip p A rte s ia n any o t h e r man o f t J ‘m ade f o r a re aaaiy $ 2 ,0 0 0 net profit per d o not niean that such a r « r t o be realized every-year, f tx ig h .a s $ 2 ,5 0 0 per acre k n o w n , repeatedly. Some f a a a l u r e s wherever they go. H o w e v e r , is true: The per* i n t e l l i g e n t l y f«rms it on any of lands of Sanford, year y i« - H o u n d to' become rich, and H am m ock lands the ac■ tn t ia still further aimplified -attainment. :“ f o - w a r d , J . N . W hitner, A. cm . S r.. .Surveyor Schucht, X /'« r tl- c o n » tr u c to r * SU ^or^ or - w « r i l ip form ed repre»eni alive « = ity can verjfy. the claims h e M e c c a Hammock Lands. ■W. M . PI COCCO, Propr. 7T heN eM V B eA W ô w i/o r ó ; T Io ri cfow. PrinOery Inoufu IERRY1NG FORUM, ' ..-pf.-. Sir,«Unto, iui bapoviMt/M • cMtdlraaliPO tollHandti M»IIIRIGHT,. LUMBER ADVANCING, U ihU irM ««« t o a m , through which water nuickly runs a depth of tii toright hdo. Dotot b y g ra v ity , and is readily absorbed by miiUn^c^sland: it istet uut 1»Uy c a p i l l a r y attraction; This soil and sand that these lands arcntu Fade1»be> is o r d in a r ily only two of.three .feet an with andof'lhaucharicher and is underlaid by “ hard part,'1 rt<rV yevi («W UtwIJb o r a sort of sand rock practically in\> ijvopr.fgrmrr iadftdidipdd scoa p x r a r a c t r a b l e by water.' When this does be ritin&l under ^Iqkdiii^can o t exiit. .sub-iVrigalion is practically she .f*rmiaj, ifen^ hUljUuip a m - p x > s s ib le . vl t will riadily beverflbai pje'fertilim oacitckaoo,«fdiut CHAS. P L EVANS . will preA*«f400 to llflllrdrii«»] FERTILIZER FACTOM, Holde«ui)hiléi pr|uúai, I«build a FwMttj (¿1k fidili fi ~ .. .________ are shut surrounded by àa edtstflat apply of Mr. ,on the this muck or librili Ifni, uilyr- a °{*n rik-B^ji^rouauttljf twfetoHf nr— j '■ only rinoma apd worth snail doBvi I loa. p n to both' in lifles Mearoe ud Jepapud them running which they coni inye on the priiiia sur(«uadk| thn, «Udì sup- is cheap and eny tl m His ia, hink iure , perpetual iettiby iMptieticiDy ould virgin toil each tòt. i the The Celery Deli kept it hrtrut in f abundant water, rfatcdly £tnb< ' t DICKINS* LIVERY T H È PIC Ó , ' Mi n il e . T.k^h, cluvud up the mug titile turn'U glD.COO e J, W. Dickiaa. ¿ i w a | ih» ribtxmt 6»«r 0M of h'ù «pankiag «Mod m i d f of Ai* wall r^uippcd liv«rr a, »Kould ÍMM and hi» n c llr o l ntaLUikouol. No kaadtomcr turo|«i u* I» k< foukd ihaa »tv <|wt,, funihhvd al dm Dkkiav a«d Muroundwg couauy. » rii* L«Vmd ■ gradcaia«'» driver - r i. . i _____jv - • jL • ■’ i / ' . fimiiQi-Ui ^ . , s. of mod, and after pint it utaBed, viif e r t i l i z e r ahould be made following ¿v- out. costi lb wlpittJ dilq tbt, wef, The faci i», thè landa thia minefal wila deitrsp ¡tjvjous' cher •ajid_riçher year by _yex^ r«K gtrtnuo ibi ust pa further faci that rain doet'nbt'.vigorouily taf ùctéaacsl; cathe out i l amply progjp, by, thè asme ground; èiiup n^édin VI ; grpwtb oL.WCfdi. gran ór lha| thè toil li ma koWkVal (ited cropi during thè rainy rea- hratydour buri il i tivi iilaà en to ir^ K E L rain Jiavf falle« wfiere hirdy »trrihVkato il J fertili^n iffiatcvcr hW béen winter apd mia i i il; ^¿1 ' *fobe out of doon . T w rilrti osdy offerì one wlution ' Thji il r» Itti/ ilvciWidaal, pparently contradictory eondi- U fadl«Udì«islkiufidril wit: th u s A d s c e m iti/b d a ültcr and-the coloring matter, , ,Y«mhl]f, f'-;; V4 4-N. ïlflÜl I ALDERMAN EVANS, A T HOMS IN H B GROCERY STORE. �SANFORD. T H E G A T E C I Î Y . A P T . R IC H A R D .-* !, M A R K S was - bom in Georgia in 1839. H it father was a Minister of the. Gospel and his years were spent in the parsonage. H e . attended college i -gmeer. , H e was one < civil war. enluting moled for valiant service to the rank of. Capl tain; after being mustered out he look" upline practice of his chosen profession, that of civil engineering. " His. health was so broken by exposure in the army that after a n he was forced to seek a rre ’ TV-healthful .k • to prolong .his life. H e is evidenced by ^ j ^ ; ing Orange county, Floi ó many years of the fact that he.has enj unbroken health and is . active as he was 40 ye In his capacity of d and platted for General Sanford, and sold the- first lot in the town: H e established a real estate agency in 1869, and is tôday the oldest foal estate mail ^ O r ­ ange county, if not in the state. --■About a year ago he associated with him• self Mr. Frank J. Powers, a young man known throughout the entire community as one of t h é most active hustlers in the state and the fact that the two together are today enjoying' thé most prosperous business of..their, career .is an evidence of the great confidence the public feels in these two well known gentlemen. T he oldest R eal Estate Agency in O range County Florida worth o f Orange-Groves at a Sacrifice. Im proved and Unimproved C ity . Property. » Timber a n d Turpentine -Lands. •• Celery F a rm s and Celery Lands. In f a c t a n y a n d a l l kinds o f fa te R eal Estate. • * O u r specialty is Celeryv Land. lataiiui best. W e h a n d le the very best »*• ?■ COMPLIMENTING THE CLIMATE QVlNTETTtOF S A N F O R D S GIFTED & P O P V L A R j V O V N G LADIES \ ( ^ ... J f $300,000.00 ^ SAN. FORD F L O R I D A 1. ' ■«an ^ CAPT. RICHAl10 H. MARKS METTI NOE' m r s .j MRS. FANNIESTEMBRIMt MUNSON. E h a v e secently added to our a lre a d y choice selec­ tions o f celery and lettuce Beck Hamlands the fam ous mock," 2 4 0 a c r e s o f . the .richest land in-O range c o u n ty . This rich body of land h a s b e e n piatted in 5 to 10 acre farm s; with--roadways and ditches d u g a n d a portion of each tract cleared« died,, wells dug and ready.fdr cultivation. .•* MR5:D.L.THRA5MER :— The -quality o f th is land is such that it. will. u n d o u b ted ly yield a largeV crop w ith less fertilizer than ahy.otlier body o f la n d in this sec­ tion, and will s a v e ^ o any purchaser in one or tw o c r o p s the first‘cost of the land. ; MRS. J K MCTTINÒCR W e believe t h a t this land, be­ side other crops, w ill produce one thousand crates o f celery tg the A L ittle -K lo n d y k e . • » — - .* • s. W o r d it a city of imall farmi.,F>h A M in>N » >jx.it<ii/r<l farnV ia.that lotililji'1 . loo l»i((- a-faim , in fari, (nr,the unm y infy|wnrrgrW . man lo lijuidlr Ihoir^Wi jSliMy ’(PiTiräf*» ..Sanford Rrillfnij .fii rulhrjili r ifirt|<ùi((U/ia -small |ni^r of lami, liait ilSg '♦¿•¿¿r - dandy Well. ’ I h r/'rtft nraily ill.’tk ■w ork ’ il^ij.. -1../ < ~ ffec moyiy ; niunalrst aft ijgwfll «irrr«#il^fVonal Jatttf u '¿Ç'i'tftpW ;tv«.nr . mao' wlih-'mfVr|y »«iti an aiVf.'rtwia1* ' viai.lic^lfy drM-iilir;, libav a bille KlonJjW '•I tlroa*d ' "This, together w ith the. orna' ' mental and d d c b ra d v e features.that have beef» p reserv ed , makpg it an ideal location fo r si home, leads us to unhesitatingly recommend it. as one-of the most attractiv e and -Jwo- fitable investments the'south has to »offer. T*‘ -v Back Yard Money-making l 4 . v' Sanford lia» an avrragr of IwMily ’arm t***V-yard- relety-fami.-------- - i v R. BKOWN,*to((}jit(a|lj put sevtniy-kvtyean u**B(ckHim. ^ j nock," ud reputed lo.be tkc richest new in Richmood, lad, vu set ia 240 sue trstt ia the stile, dedikd to good health ind wit ittwtdloJia- pliu ihe amt off uj« u t whole, ford, FI«., b«iuu. os sctouil if jti H« »| ecu nude urutmoli to • unrivaled climate, it is omsi Asbed tecutt pomuiai of ihs rstrt (net, placeTto the world loitnwiii, ud ud immtdiiltlr Lmn the vwl of in addition h. feel,U i o k , Mbdividin, fcllo 5 ud It ,a. I so few h«aUh.gmii| loetkiq k the farms. I world' can taut, ihe epportautydui- c. , .’ M I ing pa« S ul. Suet utwebi bees «i|<s«Wa ■orcapyiirf-lirf rnlur Imx th e natural beauties of the section. W id e roadways have beeb opened up wrilh douide driveways, and gushing fountains ^w ill be placed 'at the infersection of the overdue», and purchasers W ill End a n ideal place for a typifcal Southern home among the palms and magnolias. ; , °f When you couple with the beauties location the fact that these lands prtxJuce more to the acre with lew m o r e money lias u p le , da H T ** t * * * 0 * ' i l n u k “ il ° B C o i t h c L ro^ eartli on 0>e rune ud fa* ^ w “tbinw*« attractive farm proportion, probably ment. * |to«l lid sipilceat p M tl ng* gv«T offered to th e public m the hi»^ . 4 (Teen forest, il has beep llought (o ry of th e country. rV .4 g a lr, iQftliLdljk'1‘«• Wstt.kii «mil ihiwijlioul it] the pita Wdte t p Richard H , M arks, S on­ in San«H«* 3iJf,(l‘l w<nJ h ud tlesrin 1»prtitby (hr oe<ledof -, Refl Agency, ot famous trro iNiolLvihile uB»nyirdp((i<r»Miliiii|ti'l!r 'fv^gai F^ Brown. Richmond, Ind. 1 r f MJS« B. W. HERNROI^.r }am ratearli THE ’RICHARD'H,' HARKS REAL ESTATE '' AGENCY' m ~L - ’Ï Ï . DOAR c . BROW N Ovmis or ras r*«oua Baca M MNrfBD, n o mo * W" suriuisiuu F. J. POWCHS . b ST&VKER Few of us perhaps realize how much the weather has to do with our state of mind and general health. Indeed, notwithstanding all that may be said concerning the benefits of climate in itself, the influence of weather condi­ tions upon mind, and of mind upon, physical rigor, are becoming more and' more recognized problems worthy the consideration of any and all who would enjoy to the fullest the heaven-giren blruings of a sound and healthful !>ody. as well as cheerful disposition and clear-headed menial capability, f or this reason we with to call attend tion to the fact that a kind providence' has scattered most of the bad weather everywhere and anywhere else than in .Sanford. Florida. Sanford summers., are delightful, and Tier winters are in* f«i »wnttV* 'o r sweet-do-nothing blissfalnes«,-"fes ^{Ijarming to the ‘senses: I here is the constant circulation of air, grnily bracing in winter and toolhingly roolmg in summer, lifting through one's garment«, fanning awttyrCjm^ct annoyance and «uggettive ot^iMiMnK giving orone. There are the lazy jisoitV' lumului clouds that »land out against* the bluett of tky in nlvrry mane«, forming a celestial panorama. And ihete «ire I akes Monroe and 'JjttMUp, and the St. Johns River, with, their verdant banks fend varicolored swells and wavelets and pleasure boating and commercial navigating- And this rhap­ sody is not inspired by the thought that this day or this particular season stands alotie in Ihr ealendar. but there ft tlie assurance off eternal continuance. Jssat come and enjoy -these Elysian dar* at Sanford neat • ’January and I ehruary. and as niuib4»«ger as you like, f .aulserate in the healthful joys of air, verdure and Water and tropical grusvlh and the most prrfcfl rlimntc in the 'world. Such simple.'and natijraJ, pleasures arc the finest part of life.: C nmc I You will find a cordial peoplc and a hearty welcome. " ,' �O R D . T W E G A T E C I T Y W. J. HILL AND His .IN D U S T R I E S . 'Píonm . a n d Extensive Busine»» M sn of S a n f o rd . w .h o ld e st business W . J . H ill ii lthe . . . ________ man in his line in S o u th e rn Florida. H e has, too, an excellen t memory of the early days of w h a t is n o w the Cel­ ery City. The f ir a r m a y o r, he informs us, was T . E. P ie rs o n , a republican. Georg* T ranter _ w as th e first City Marshal. He 'c a m e fro m Staten Island, a n d is resident th e re now. M r. H ill says he him self c a m e from Lon­ don, England, the larg est p lsc e in.the world, to Sanford, F lo rid a, then the smallest place in t h e w orld. H e figures one rise, a n d states th at h e cam pea oui where Sanford n o w sta n d s, in 1873 to 1876. H is first b e d ro o m -here was two empty barrels, a n d his next waa a piano box. Then he constructed one Seminole Indisnl in 1876. and at that in the forks of • live o a k on Lake limp, with three others, killed over a Monroe. In all these y e a r s ' he has thousand alligatqrs and two thousand never been sick. "W hen th e town was incorporated, in 1 8 7 7 , th e re were but eight people living in S a n fo rd who done, p large business. H e. handles cpuld vote, and its b o rd e rs were^M- lumber, and eviry poriiblc-lasrd of trn d rJ lo include the S w e d e , settle- building material, thecStnpletest lin*1 .. ment, thr«.,. miles d is ta n t, ao that,lhere of hardware.' guns, ammunition god, ‘»night be voters e n o u g h to make *. sporting goods, impjements, does •own. A s Mr. . H ill w a s inspector, plumbing and ga* fitting, and drive i jhe Sw edes c o u ld not r e a d or write well wqrk, on a Ur Re Kale. His son’ be wis their proxy, a n d he did all in-lawj Robett, A. Newman, is man­ tbe voting himself. M r . H ill owns ager ¿ f tht .h»i'dware;i and W . A. the shovel with w h ich G e n . G rant duR Stafford, ha#'thg'drive wells in charge, up the first shovelful of e a rth , inaugu­ never rfgiHhg to get a fine flow of rating the work o f ' construction on the water- w hrnvtf K* attempts it. The South Florida R a ilro a d . H e »old the so«). W .' C c'H ilt fassuts in the busints^V Hill .¿l»o. fgrms to some dirt dug u p b y v,th e G e n e ra f, cadent. „ Wq tbpw »bunch of his corn, cigar stubs thrown avyeV ' Ijim}.'re­ ceiving for thé la tte r '2 £ C e n ts ‘êâivfft #wdwn^"lbifTf»r* ^ f tth Kke all that a lth o u g h he frankly adm it« - ihatm e-.« . n o t sure th a t «11 /»the c i g a r »tub* « m . SOME OF THE HILL INDUSTRIES £.7 .-¿ft it? , s' j pW » r LOOKING" EAST, FLOWING WELL IN CENTER - - To t h e H o m p s e e k e r a n d ' ^ v e W t ^ '. • ; .T1Ìa ¿ « titani and inçreaiing ‘ l‘~ vi™ dem*0H iirw T»<,l>w ia the Sordi, for home* wad * *V*.h is <• Airana climate,' ha»' caused ffc - , vntigutieatf she iSauree« and adiranlag** of-* uanv focihtioe ia thcwwrui. »oulh-Vfefl . h g* kfjU ia" Imcahttei •■(-iHMiualbn. bu» there are disadvantage* al certaiâ u im u o f the- y e a r. «hat n»*k* l'**m ^ uadnirtbli. 'W # had heird iKe. wonderful. «¡op** afoot (he'irw celery land* of S » s f(ld i,rH if id*. Mil'looked upon them- with »He »»in'* doelrlful ipirit .at on the ilorie* abo«tf,ptt|*?; iMalili**,” write* D. A . 'Howard. ' o f >h* Ilowird Packard Land Ce. * HoWarkr.-.Hr* ->»>* Um IIj Induced lo make an inee»H|»li<vn, • —d after ,lookina o u r (ha country c»refolly. i ulhinj wnh the firmer* and" buiinr»» »King • ll* (ropt grown and L arvriled, and ..soling the wonderful returns* rrceired lav lh»m. oar president wrote to the home office "'•* follown "Y ou n j r tall the bigf**< lh»h yWt iaenginalioa c a n create,' atatW *•"* prokli hi buck farming at S anford and lh*T wiil.k* nrpa**ed by ih e facli." v , ‘ . jit it to .om'prehend and believe one. it Sanford in the trucking a thill not be attipri*— j l » lemculi made herein * l * » i t A CORNEE OF FRANK’S tLOTHING STORE • W * .- M E A T M A R K E T IN T H B ANDHRSOPi’GROCERY HCt MI- ■ ^ * •I— “ d';' • .. . ' % .1 J - U AN D ER S O N Vl T aT f^T * * 1** *°°^ sslurt sad tunny ditpourticn of*the ptopritlor i J*. Aadmioo Grocery and Meat Maiket » . y be /«apuatible ia pirt f. ¡¡g ~ s » s ile n t trade accorded ih it iaitilutiaa, but |f r lk ll be ao, il L i Dart- on hr. T h . „ j \ ■•• , . P IC O B L O C K , S A N F O R D , �SANFORD. T H Î .QATE 'The Common Council. CITY. FLORIDA Sanford’s Councilmen. taHtinnurfrirwIMlTiRCiHlifliktttbilWrf. T lx Botrd «1 A U «M |« C o m - ' m Council o f » t*f>r' » e d of u p tu ir t u d ptof*« p n l l e mm, men who u e ptMc f«f«l a n d . I n « tl,t n trm ti' of At dy u d h e r ddittii tl ktiri. T it 1*1 M c h e i of on» w ill till li« b W I h e ptfttal rurtusef, lit |e«(ril^n>t a n d . btiotify»! ef.ifptiriK a rt 1*1 i n d i ­ cation! ef lie dupoUic* •( ttc c u n c ilnxn lo ttm jm ili n p io to id » u l> tlu liil nxitutt! ol ittfc tsd it fast u ptK lioble, H i d i j i b f t c o h p iluliled oo lit c lm d s td t i l e r - . 1 pritc llil compote u d built h e r B otrd of Councilmea. W i p i n g (hit mention ire portriki of dx ( tn llc - * nxn, alio of dtp olcitl Mirk L . Scott, who f at held tui pfttol pontion trill credit lo litnttlf (« Ki’lj l e n coniecutive jrrin, W. N . LHFFLHR, Prciidcnt of the Council D. L. T H R A S H E R . M. P." ROBINSON i# ■m A. ROBBINS. HUTE YENS, *•: *' C IT Y H A L L -Jr.-- .Valu» Fail ^dvancbg. _ Tb l<Vi| villi ilui JaU et (tl uledei il nti it id put trqt »I lot •ule« fee »til libivi Pr^Alnr ...«rubbed d* pivi il de nlr-j dtby ‘.I ktuìéJiUUiid It * lljai •ad tl die ifbjkl rrtirw(d*M( •».».i»>•-. *ri<ßfte ■' 1 llnr jbflr, their ani; i iän lull C4’V tien t m 'n i i n l biTUBi IDI.Y, ai da'yiù il nlr^laliad il; adfiwiag ,■ . Saniord'i Fini M «-' .v TI» Irti lud a Orup INI»,' orguirid à 1(11 ud vu Itivi ilTrippet’i Pinm Bud’ Il vhiapd d fotrtrn aiaten, fut cl fut In brow ud put Ima an d,f,,nl ilil* Tb orjuiiiVt viv Ini di«, Xu; wf«n SAM UEL PU LK STO N , Tine nf Sinfnad’t BL. 5CÒTT, - b ti| pdu*ÌMV, udir;Wtybr^ Air« yein. Tie; bd i lud ifl b •hip« ff I IH;, drivi I; If bl homi Tb. rifinì cl Sided pm«J , the ludo. A. II. Criflet, V • •ihn creici il i meptia if ■*>*> C H . EVANS. s AiJ^anlagM, rtadntd. dV*d de pul "> *k .* «rket Crt u!1S. Crai Mlf b W •Inni cl diri n de q»u| cl fé Florida RiilreU" t J. Ili Mi» ■ardui. à Jp nur il brW ihonl wd qig dui amid. » li I yet it U pungici *>•»«11 your plant inleifeied *¡4 l, fa ' V -i" . T h e r » lt.n o better countryfor Lug *VV (thing, betting or. nuto-riding aayubrr. TV oocial. civil, induilrlal »ad cohua«ttiil ut■,ditiaAl a n ,fu ll/ equal la ilcoa* ■ .. em and central iltlri, and the pooflcdft loulh are progreuive, oocieble, cotlulid ud b»PPT-, ’ r [ tv An invrolmenl in good fynTlJiJi uj. where it alwayi oafr, but t i Qittrtanl M • Sanford at the pretehl lime it abtolulil/iir - to double in a pear. Take advaatigt lilb - low winter rate» to Fluid» and rcat ud •pend a few dayi or week» al Staler! Yn J - will-never regret having made the trip. Bb| ^enqugfc money with you lo bind a deal m*1 , k -'lv e or ten acre truck farm, for. yoewilttgret it if you don't. . To. »ce it 1« la IN- >~ t derni i U id lipòmi, uihe*è coaceiliiadwciyVak nrUteUw»light bytheeabii pepdae. ThUibp*»ltd u Unii a , . ' S. Mirati Ladet. C. F. WJUi, Praline M,..;W4i«.Udt,UBIfwi W. A. Lifo, Sdrtirj id Ina«, k W. C. Li udF.l U . H i * -\ p •*a .• **» • a * Vt leV s �II • ♦\ i : .v : . ■ / I j Ii’. 7.ÎS * •-- c -i ■ » *‘ ;. — 1 ■»ta**»w»a*»■ •f . •■ * •i r m - « 1 • «ta • ■ " » a, / —•",* » -- ■ m . — . *• ... ^_ *- -. -•» -v------- -» now- SANFORD, • T H E . G A T ^ C I 13m z ~ • TY. . - ----- •«XSZ ywtta—— ....— ------- ^> .1-, ** ** ’ ' ■ * * a- . FLORIDA 1 è ) » ' * \ .. , f 1 21 ;rVT florida risk and Produce Co, •“ *---- ■ Th« Fiih Induitry ¡1 Mother of S m ford's latiral Advufafcs of Ike I m iri MUlli linn of btuuess. T » k e . m .P of Atriitl ml|vraft het leads it JaU Hi» «il I It Ann»» »l*a fri it ilk dais« hi Hint tad ariitnUdwfnàà) litoti Mary (If itfWt UtVtpkarapi tad Itffru»4saiti «1stltdhfctct#. Tkt ncr tryisail falnla| eat ¡a ta; Ink al isuth U t food r t ■FkAU ft m i ltd artsI ¿et da; is htj StaledDrtirtk pi ml bsmith H by asat si ft nk) etf takaohd *»T yéercnp»liktn.iis!l*rr, tea»* Foremoet it th« F W fc W A 5 t,£ .^ rfaa j r t r i r s acksonville and trace aloof the X *iy, Mr.. C. R. W.lker » mMiger, they ohns R i m south until you reith Lslt kadi« til jh« vtnetin o f Fresh*Water fish, tlonroe. On the south lick of thll fjk si TrobLorBlKk Dan. Dream. Perth, eautiful sheet of water is Ssnford, t'fw j TW ^oleM te ... c u t. o n n n :« k .h it.« n 15!“ l ■ _ h * * " .“ “ 0 0 : o p « r * ie aimkinaf^sM sjrbtl ■ it sin ht *kt in taut U pro* fed I dmkdta tlinkr alike« itUnfcKtpWsm m my fail Wh k nti. it iliaslt tad 4tw*tSitrSiiik»il*e7»- a \ ( . .» j. ■,pr<a. *DQ ■mi »rt onipp^a wi to the east coast you have to go Ihrouih MtM#( „^ ria i ids i. not ado Sanford to get there, end viceteru. If If dui aeuuiMy art enabled to pi you ari Tin Jacksonville and-wsol Is {■ »¡A thdr tmiot»»n predict Hr <o to Tamp, o r any o f,* , k m pa ¡ J jmula tw m Uv» n o lt dinct loollja^i w pUtJ hiSidtlmdiettititaU« • it Wtf Wrt is t a; edm k»- tih. Tk 4 sf«a ctaa fma C iiU a lS sW ilitU J atlet mmle ifU U Ulm PJ"** w lm Is S4» tdf* il irrita* p* k„ j through Sanford, and Vice vena: («barn. The adwtry it !ar|e ai — If you are a visitor to Florid» let •• P*A*P* ?/ * • • “ ' «N*| the first time, or renewing old tcquritlthrough oncethtp with the state, when you |«t j to Jacksonville and you want the moil p ; ~zxr------- tt delightful trip either in winter or turnmet to be had anywhere, you lake th from .Jacksonville to Sanford, 'inter J b u get a touch of real ;ffeet‘ which makes-you -thfo I struck Eden or some fairy it is in the summer you wo it is necessary/ for any one lo go north-fw the-summer vacation. **■ You reflect upon the advantafeiof transportation, combined With this wooderful climate apd you undentuid why every newcomer says that Sanford it bound to be a city. Fewer advantiftt have developed great marto of co> mcrce, gTeat bee hives of manufactu­ r i n g industry.'- ' , Nea.ly every man at pretent who writes of Sanford confines himself il* most exclusively .to our . trucking indut* try.’ T his' beyond a question it the most wonderful farming propoiitibn ip the country, and the .financial results ' far and away j h e mot] marrrlouijo much so iTial any statement of the ban facts is sure to be doubted at ini. , IR T irJ , T his alone will certainly and tery rip—3» idly build up a community of twraty mu)» who#, which It August tiih w to thirty thousand people, with Sanford 11* •< «*h r»«. “ «I «hm asraiags an Tftt »Jw *fh for ^ _ ^ orirA, «to circvlalion ihrouoK the butuieot Chinn el» u«y Ini* Iasi > occupying an almo.t exact „ Su(#fd. ",Thro, 1 ^ KUM| U d «p.* th.it wharf f* DOCK AND FISH HOUSE. fa, riU tl d sf a dnl »1«*'»I ilsmft it knW drii|s«; witter ^ UNLOADINC/TH! CATQt preparing it la the m a rl Cher» w ere lo ¡l|Ntl loaded teal center, and none of these people „ i(| f^igKt. Nov. I *t to April 30«h. ring o«ly. the», living farther than seven or eight milci tat tit mtay wurnting tighu to U wit* Uw boat, or o from the town. ■.wad tl thrir whtil tl SMlotd os the at* meat of 36.00 world wlmt it k>o we tl.i'l rrap our liountroui I f ' - W plenty. When prnin- \ tula to develop nt ire Sanford it bound to become n commercial. Financial and induilritl SfcjfVefaging 4 V. ifticalat: J . mg. in ^ddi* ' >J . / Mi JI JpM y W ^ lo any on our ta ’* secure advantages in freight rates om r . : _ d i: our sister towns we emoy-the be»t CHARU i ESTELLE, M A R Y A L B E R T A A N D K A T Y LOUJ5E S freight rate of gpv towta^ik, the ■title DiughUrs of M. M. Sm ith.' south of JacksonviTTe. Tit«aiitr Jo« " J - . * lhis..ior_u»u.-KVcryllung ItU run lo tlmoil a tf^tircoU ntry, A ll qi t}teir,.bcdi of I>«at lb r n>ucJcL ,fl« farming’ here since fhe. permanent sue« erst* material it shipped . from other vegetable matter rich in atnm cess oi our unique irfigatioh syifip Wit t>«ilt-«-tU*tt»U.— T he wrilrr knuwi Undrt>too^ but of fabulout demonstrated. Every other sijvsnUp ol one oate mill in south Florida that other elem ent ^jik t kjyi. pht>f has been overlooked and neglected, for the seaton of 1906’ and 1907 soil enrichm ent. A great There are two hundred nullioo Jed skipped over 200 cars of crate*mater* plant uaing*<(Kh muck and < of fine timber within easy reach of is! lo the East Coast through Sanford phosphate . ro c l and only im | Sanford, most of which can be brought sod paid $49.00 a car freight^ « « * c o u ,d undersell tWe to a mill via the river^he balance lying cess of tjte rale from S^nfo^l. rfftis H o n d a m a rk e t^ a n d make m nrn terms in those markets. Every acid a n d p iper stock* ^•product from a sgw-mill would find Slates is b e iig rapidly T iajtlsffiy S rc.^IJic"T aw -m aterial is liave p i W -lwa lly ^ Ba sta i at Jstksosrillc here. Ilie Die home marksl msrket here; a w materials.^ fo rd ,y/ #Lnnbebedelivered delivered at Jatksosrillt h«f. here, the dis- of of both both rrisw materials._ T h t *__ •__. a . t __. _________ _a.1 liitiiillaii »(avaltliaa a*A n aafa#l rn/vt n f )lt«/K a fM a ll< a —. ---ie _river route for 25 per cent of tiibulintf *facilities are perfect. Vl/Ku W hy root of the/palm etto, a^apeci l -iffln1 r j vt.-----we have a great lumbcrintL growing --------------. abundantly on_ *h ^vfin^il costs ............................... interior milf points byfe" nil ilm ---------. __ -------------------------. . . __ *• g ^ n ^ ^ y t —itesH f ^ O k d afe.f ^ ^ riikraiy¿ w efem i material. A crate mill would hat photphale' rock in the world. world, T he state have tfie largest home market of any uki more chemical manures in propor plaot in Florida. It ia the most acces*bon to its cultivated area than any ajble point to the great East Coait to-, title in the Unioa. Right here. „¡» trikto, pineapple and orange territory, rilhelr direction, up or do\vn the river and lli a t .i t must Ire remembered, n far folrt. lie -.practically inexhaustible ford,' a re very rich in It W hen th e Acid f ._ .has. !>een _ r __ which is • simple" m echanic« like gettin g suggr' from th e from s u g a r cane, the woody is an id e a l and cheap aloe! INEZ PARKER DERRY ANDCBOPOESEMYDERRY,(R, Chilian ofG. S.Drtrj. Q to p o ièd roui p_ X°f they can ise gat lined mi ¿«Hjfjxer out iqjury to the plant. ^ ir naUve’ O ur cheap freight H tt .lo st) | h .I il, *•* Brest Atlantic .seaboard c»tiRif«»tV''kiV Ui; ta voeld in rvitably induce large inv«^|jt^t| ki ktaislis^ ¡ ^ profit, capital in these lines of manufigwt »1 I? Fj - *-•. ti1*1 point. Because these industries tie r jtiiiP fV fiw m d *<o come and j^ecauta^oTBVJk," U p je d other .gfliall manufacturing plants*heft _ . V f d , : W t and- at nearby (taints, there it s bs ,r|lM)r,^ �SANFORD. THE GATE CITY, FLORIDA 4,O C X ACRES CELERY -LAND ' n i l AUTO IN WHICH VISITOR S MAY RIOS TO BEK THE LANDS AT THE LETT __ MS. SMITH AT THE SIGHT MS Tons Rand s S idins One T h o u sa n d A cres of Land suitable for growing Celery, Lettuce,. Cauliflower and r crops, for sa leT iea r Sanford, Florida, the Celery C ity of-the .South Growing Sanford. Advantages . of Sanford as a Home for Intending Settlers. \ Sanford has somewhere near 3 , 5 0 0 inhabitants, with about 2 ,0 0 0 m ore in the immediate surrounding c o u n try ; who^grt their mail h e re ^ '-T h e re ' a r e six divergent tailway lines'from S a n e ford, running ‘ north, south, i e a s t- • a n d west, and an elegant line o f steam ers on the St. Johns River, connecting w i t h Jacksonville ocean going steamers fo r all points north, and with vessela fo r foreign countries. 1 S anford it a g ro w ­ ing town and destined to beebme a large city in the near fiiture. " . . . . . 1. Sanford it one of the three lead­ ing celery ciUes of the. United States. 2. One acre of good land intelli­ gently fanned, will produce more money in one year than the ayexagtf laborer can earn in several years by working for one dollar and fifty ceffls I,, day. 3. Now is the time to buy land for vegetable growirfg. In a few years, lapd si Sanford will cost more money, and the available land will be much further from the city. 4. If you decide not to use the land you buy you can sell it in a few years at a handsome profit. 5. Investigate the celery and vegetable growing prospects of Sanford. You will be surprised. 6.. You can buy good land near Sanford on easy terms. .. , •— 7. A n acre of fond at Sanford, if you do the work yourself, will prove to be a little Klondyke. 8. T he Sanford celery grower finda a good market for all the celery he can raise, v. — 9. Sanford is a prosperous city. There Are in Sanford l.xlmsive car shops, w hich^su« «so ploymmt to two or three hundred m en •n ice factory in operation, and a n ­ other .large ice factory now being in*<»lled.' fibre factory which employi about 100 people, gas plant, concpeU works, telegraph systems, local and long distance IcJqehuaca, finr system of water works, independent machine A F ine Ch e r t Farn v . . •> , : * ■■ p r i c e s j range from „O ne Hundred to One Hundred and Fifty Dollars R M S and balance on easy payments Cash is never refused S ¿ ft* I A T U lands are situated near the main line, of the Atlantic C branch roads runs through the main body of land, makina a ver • 1 guarantee in • cutting WflTJE Ri • FO R f flow of wat6r on any of the above lands, Building« Neederf-l. r A Linford need* An extensiv« Mi .Oi« hundred dwelling*, completad of • dotto oT fifteen per m |L occupatiU, eith er u purchase?* S r •ocm a* completed. Outside mdb thi*. because this invifilment, *" with Ita lo fif teen per c«ul profit, doesn't «Ursel local cap ital. from the farm*, where one hundred pei cent is expected. Timber Manufacture Needed. A sersrgtill with goad capacity i* needed manufacture the two hundred million~fWt yellow pin«,and forty million feet of cypti It m finished building material and concret« bloc! works wll^ also pay handsome dividend*. ___Y �SANFORD,.THE GATE CITY. FLORIDA Present to the investor the best tiin ity o ffere d in Florida. Unimproved celery lands, flowing wells guaranteed, $ 2 5 .0 0 to $ 2 0 0 .0 0 |>cr acre. • 1 Celery farms, with flowing wells, all tiled, I drained and ready $ 1000.00 per acre. for crop, $500.00 I 10 I >. ----- —— -------2*— — -------- s G ty property, improved and unimproved. !.* UMDtm° M0 clLIRY land- p»ai«ic 3 0 3 ,0 0 0 acres timber land, with finest site in Florida for enté factory. First class saw-mill proposition. - ■ j/ \m ------ -----1 v__( ■> * O thers t p t l . you w hat can be done. Muitell & Minihewire practical farmers, as well as real estate brokers, and are here to show you what has been and can •a* . ■• 1 a«' # W e solicit correspondence, gladly furnishing any informabon possible, and are always glad to extend to prospective tors every courtesy witliin our power. * , " ■; CART. K. R. MURRELL Sales Bills, showing am ounli of shipment and prices paid. Scsior in lb« Muntil Sc Minihew ReJ^EiUi« Cm, n gentleman twice honored with the prendeney o( InulajrG row er»* Union, which poiiiion he now hold», end, with hi* btwneee partner, at* way» glad to make viator» acquainted with the attraction* of T h e account sales here given cover a period from Mirchlst toApriLJ 5th. of .the present year, the shipping season J o i cclery a t this point. These, of course, are but a frifdoo ol[the »ales, taken at intervals covering the shipping period, and H ie acconipariying are copies of ihe sales bills as they were rendered td ^ e growers here whose names appear on same, all of whom can be seen at any time if. confiimstioo it needed.' C R U TC H FIE LD CAR & W OOLFOLK >- L O T D ta TR I B U T O R S ' i / FR U IT S A N D V E G E T A B L E S ' CBUTCtiriCLDA WOOLFOLK F . Ô . B . S A L E S CratcMIcM, Veal fall l USsss, lac Wholeede FruJ* and Produce Cas. Tsti Atf. «ad list I t rim a u n c . i>a* , _w OUR Wholeaala Fruit» and Produce S. B. Car. Clsik S*4 i- Water Su. , Chicago, ill . S P E C IA L T Y ------------------ SOLD F. O. B. SANFORD 1 Account of H . G I L L E N B K K G Match 2nd. I90fl" $80305 . 80.33 357 Crate» .Celery at $2.25 , Account«I J . W. S u ll a n d A . V a n N e is •- 186(4 ■ . . ‘ ,207 Creta Celery at $2.40........ i....;.......,....... $ . » i t •• U r ■ yen- t l A .T U . ■ v • » , * a a . o a a e a e a o a ^ » a a * » e ^e ................................................ — • a e a a a a a a a a a a o a a 1$ 1 1 0(1 ••••••••« ^ e e e ee ee e e e e e e e e * e e e # e e » e l e e e e a e e e ‘» e v fb Proceeds............ ............................' ( X . ZfiK b B U O ^. SANFOßD ‘ . CAR F. £ * 4 7 3 0 8 ^ ............................. , a a t e a a a a a a a a a a a a a eea a a a a aa a e r a t e • eeeeeeeaeeeef a • • Account of J%. \C dsaN ftA J - SOLD F. O . B. SANFORD »»«ixixm usw e t r a « » rxjassr. [fflTM a v« $877.50 07.75 $789.75 • m am m o ck um r .$702.00 . 7020 e>gotf>t»«aS' $631.80 SOLD F. O . B. SANFORD A C A R F . G : E . 17W2 * W e a l t h i n a G a rd e n $756.00 . 75.60 $680.40 s o ì j q t : ò ;-B 3 a n e ù h d Account of e live* The -home cm it i> very t P'S* ofered repretenli very inn Me crop value oi the |ana. and I intelligently ■worked, «hit rill' yield'-from $500 to $21)00 Al I In the wetl and north -H w«»th-25tbrtvor M u rrell $598.00 . 91.50 .* 68.95 SOLD 1?. 6 . B. SANFORD Account of C . R . 'C . J O H N S O N C A R F. G rE . 17121 ït. v • e . • • i- ~ ' • A CKLSRV riKLD $388.30 . 58.85 $52 *V. .■ 'A. * S e i a * ’* 's\' V �SUCCESS AND FO RTU N E ARE HIS FOR T H E OUTLAY OF SCIENT1FIC EFFORT. A not them journsjul, writing el the farmer and agricultural condition,* observes i "Essry fanning distriil ofert «he illotratiai of two farms side byliide with land of At tame fertility, the »am* accessibility to ibstket, the same water) precite Is the tarns eru­ ditions. On the one are well-kept berldtaga, well-oiled machinery, well-fed slock, clean looking fields and tidy fences. O» the other are dilapidated barns, broken fences and wgont and farm tools rolling in the slsattak. One it industrious, ambitious and pros ideal. The cither it laiy and poor.“ Of court# there it the same didtrance af thrift among the farmers of Sanford that h noted above, with reference to the yaommty of the north, only the improvident end lary fellow of the south doesn't teem la heroes so abjectly poor and penniless an dost kit northern frater. Somehow, with the mild climate and the all*lhe*year-rosmd ability la grow something, he can not only subsist, but MlSS.PDACMtA D LEFFLER The Wednesday Clnb MRS. U R . PHILIPS, ■ President. MRS. B. F. W H ITN ER, Sec'y i t Tress. MRS. GEORGE U MARIS, Vice President. M IS S . E.LBERTA (The below grdoj^was kodaked by Mrs. John Dickens, who, on account of taking the picture, does not appear in the scene ) • , * L IT E R A C Y GROUP. MISS,FLOSSIE Rp5E MRS. B. F. W HITNER M RS.'L. R» PHILIgß members in literature, art, science end At vlU|. interest, of the d tv " In fim P ra n d i The W rHnraHny -Clubr ÌAtiLlPLOWER •■ ■■ 'Ihe Wednesday Club it now entering upon its fourteenth yeer of work, having been eitabli.hed m 1894. This Club is the Woman’s Literary Organization of Sanford. It hat b e lo 'sijija ' 6t?*d for yi ^»*1 yvfrv-s] her resign#! W. Gpodri community, and an* highly ling his,ary work. Far tes­ ti President of the Ctut At 'b n daughter, Mrs. Cheater the ladies most failhftillr/ Much of ths sue* cess and pleasure attending the Club M dee these two former Presidents. Ihe membership in |he Club it limited to thirty. At peer *nt about twenhr-threa *art muolled. Fee tome time the Club hai been tludsing ike History, of England, embracing lbs literature of tha country, ai wall as its this line an extended period the study of Shakespeare. .A DY.BEAR” AND £ ’O R 'O P “ RÖBBIVS NEST' E N R O U T E FO R S. with the Accession of George the Third 1760. All subjects and characWei of hie-.toeical iotereit will be closely studied, m Wei �S A N F O R D , T H Ë . GATE SANPORDJSCHOOLS Physicians of. Sanford Land Scarcity gp A R D ÖF EDUCATION W a rn in g . We Shall Have 200,000,000. People in 1950, and How Can We Feed Them? CITY tin The m edical profession of Ssnford «lands high, being composed or learn* <»— ed>and successful doctors, gentlemen of marked Integrity and enviable char* . acter. I t will afford pleasure to perusers of this edition that their portraits grace th e page herew ith. Dr. Pulestod, it will be noticed, appears not here, but among th e c o u n d lm e n , he being honored by election as m em ber of the city councillors. of D r.jO , X0. K ing's photo h as. for some reason, failed to reabh the publisher in tim e for insertion. 9 * Available Area of Tillable Soil Being Exhausted at a Fright­ ful Rate. * Real Estate Values Increasing. The unappropriated area ot land suitable for ‘cropjproducing is almost gone, toil ii being exhausted at a frightful rate, and pauperism is ¡nevitable if something is not done, declared Hon. James J. Hill, before the Convention of Governors, recently, called lo Washington by President Roose­ velt to lake into consideration the Con­ servation of the Nation's Natural R e­ sources.' Mr. Hill, who is a brainy, .far-seeing man and a railroad mag­ nate, said fn his address: ■« "By.the fixtfr rate of increase in the B. F, V H IT N E R , Treaaurtr T he First Graduating Clast T H E FACULTY Mias Nellya F, Washburae I I I V THB VILTON.IMr*. Cecil G. But», Proprietor. The Wilton it verv popular, but not more so than tha Koapitable littla lady who it tha proprietor. The Hotel u more spacious and imposing at wall as pretty, than would be gathered from the view here shown, the handsome shads trees somewhat obscuring tha dimensions and architectural sightliness of tha place. Strangers coming to' Sanford are always nicely taken ears of if they make the Wilton their home while in the city. M ^ D R . JE R O M E BRUCE. quw past, we musVcount upon a p o p u latio n self, J over - v . . 200,000,000 yon n n n n n n ml L - the U r t. 3K*'tn i..u of 1950. WJvue are tbeydo go. hgtyv are ' t hey lo be fcmpfoyed, Ijqw fed, how enabled lo earn a living wage? ^ 4 __ " W e a re ' approaching the' point where all our wheat product will be needed for oUr own uses, and we shall cease to be an Exporter' of grain. There is still some room in Canada, „bul it will soon, be filled. The relief r-' will be bt^em porary. Our own peo^"ple, whose mineral resources'will by that lime have-greatly diminished, must find themselve* thrown back upon the '• foil iof a living. If continued abuse of the land should mark the next 50 years as it has the last, what must be Eighth Grade Graduate« D R. J. T . DEN TO N J. T." Denton. M. D.. was bom in Cal­ houn County, Miss. Ha was reared a rollon plantation. 6nishcd his literary/ educa­ tion m the Slate Springs High School, and entered Memphis Hospital Medical College at the age j >f nineteen, graduated April 28th, 1902, served as interne in the Mississippi State * Ch*rinr~ Hô,pilât, ’ VicStFiurg. Miss., and practiced medicine four years at Gitano, Miss. In 1906 he attended New York Post-. Gradual# Hospital and School. N. Y. Dr. Denton locati Sanford. November, 1906, Md now has not only ■ good practice, but is held in high esteem personally, as 'well. DISTRESSINGLY HEALTHY, to Sanford eep well. tors say it's "distressingly healthy. Interior View o( Operating Room In the Dental Office of Dr. F. B. Stephens. STUDIES IN BLACK AND WHITE 1 T h ls space was contracted for A Novel By Jerom e Bryce, M. D. and belongs to The Neal P u b iu h l^C o n N. Y* 11.60. A good story, well written.— F/ori- T arb ell. ■IV» T h e book is pure and sweet. The ¡deala ■of the characters are each the . highest of its class.— Timet'Union. • I, have enjoyed reading it at a stopr, and I shall continue to enjoy rfc-reading _ the different incidents portrayed. The preface itself will stand a good many repetitions.— Delmonl PyrdJi. v **** Mis« Kate Torn kies O ne of S anford's popular Jerome Bruce's "Studies * in Black and L While" Is one of the belt stories that havr emanated from the South in recent years, andr— it compares favorably with the works ^ of authors of national reputation. It is artisti­ cally written, and is mltrealing from cover * ~ .Aset. Principal Clara L. Guild • nmr turning cimasa« r r »*» q*_* ¿7- Tld« 1 Institution, .avJlh ^Its f t i n i I teachers, * f . which Prof< N» J , . . A . • B ,,‘ is principal, is the' |>rfd« of* " ■*' 4 r . hi*b«>l confidine I e/.ro*»j«i"s«iho<id.\ and hai won tl .. f, ll. patron* m hit effort, to p attain turnip anil devflopnisftl ha* beca abta'to, ratw the n .school to that of .a *Uld*5 thereby claigi appropriation *iuch •tnititulioni. upili and ttellecl-vl ' icttr. H . -, • Sanford MUj Flors A . Wl '-TM uAT. L- 1 Mr*. B. W. D- Dunn 1 1 . . ~ M r.,Perkin, h*. large rcponiibility' Wtl h i, Jon* the wi»e 1J. which he -received .to W* p n g l u p t potition. "by X T ? an tncreaie, of »alsty and'renewed siaurf^.f-TI ancet of appreetstloo, '• ■ T h s future of the Sanford High School *».- i-. ensured, aijd th* • coai'mg patron inay r e t confidently tn the conviction that hl^ childrasf will be under wj,e and1,wholciome InBuettca. aijmt C nearm n llttai.hw the duties of life a n d 't i M ^ ^ rei|>cmfibilitiea of cltirepihip. _ '-'rte /view - ett this pagei’ I^'luratljr- t,y ihr above • rful-Jraujhlrmon. Il U in"o( the' »kill and aril,* ' hy-Mr'. Talley III. practical, J lf «fer hai ' •’ . $4,200 A piece. J . E . Ppc« aa'm *V,I let out e:ghl i n n on arcs for a celery crop. I fumitlgrd. ths i>t n,y tenant tU labor and each ahared uV/ftf .e«jwoif» of Med. feitill/ rr, at*; Ivan (lie crop m a marketed and all espenaea ttOBS to W. B.'Talley, Arclytad, Room, 6 \.i id w* jdiridtd $8.400 bc.'ween tUk” f and 7 Kentucky Bldg., J^LgMyjlUr-FLnd.. •> ' K » - * a ■>..... ••>. ISA J s, N cxL .M J ? -C w h Í T ii^ ií f e w í . ^ T h e Sanford Library is in the hands of the Sanford Library Association, which was organized sljput 1901,. They secured, by means of substiipf a t r - aiid ewUtlainmtnls-of various TIIE M>lCMS'pl^DKWNDEfl^t^5a| torts, a small fund, lesrthan'$50^C ft great -maflfll ,of sW f "The utlappropcjatcd area suited to. Over, fif^y ' u a protperotM future for thj* |* ( 1 ^ dettiti«] lo‘ be a /grevi jobbin) soil prbdutliòh is almost gone'find weI Iap old. library __ ib o u t tw o hundred It w*» not UUrh.ia rvtdaac* Kd n'Aow alforrU d m <U the -bett lo¿V hfvfi .k * * Wr ’the .last cenftiry rc d u £ ' le ha* been more rhafi gratififd books Were ¿Vtm by different persons ‘for larga wholesale e»lctivi\cior*3)5 » ing Ihe producing .poVrer o i the coun-i ^ ^ E m «outftf' ___ It'is sJrcsdy, tjfijrfTpf'.lh* V 'ths-outcpm,, mid now aeft much - larger Iiotdrested^in«the endesvor, and about poaiibiltlici ahead than Jm' then cvrn dreartird. J . . :v -...Uy. N o w h errìir th r lapge.óf poùoo*L j*t«e ^upments of. gì four hundred volumes were purchased purposes* is the .reward for conserva-,»^son just clo»*4. c by the Association. With this modest tiim‘*bf a national resource so a m p l e . ^ k wrrv sb.ppcd^ array, the library wss opened, in July '’ ¿Nowhere ia ’the penalty .of neglect, so ^ u o t* l9 0 ^ . .Its quarters were then in a j \ ‘ threatening." " *' j vacant store in the D* Forest building Ion the north sid# of First street, be­ a * .)•* " " !* tween M agnolia and Park avenues. Hie logicai d e d u c t ^ Trljp^teKpve In M ay.sliK iS U t Was moved to g is, that land juitable for /•' ■ room on the ground floor of the’Pjro is rapidly being occupied and ttrb-etript- . Block, now occupied by the Holdfg ed, and must necessarily proji& ianate.-,: -. I . K :"m Real Estate Company. In the fpftsgt 1 / in v a lu ^ .T h ite -n e iè r v ^ H ; L*. I ‘¡ng year; by an arrangement w flffa j newly organized, but short-lived, branch Sf the Y . M. C. A., the library waa moved upataid to its present quar­ ters in room 2 0 of the Pico building, T he number of books has now reached one thousand arid' twenty-six, and about thirty more will be received in* the course of the next month. Fic­ tion predominates, as the demand for it ia greater than for heavy rtaftnK. J>."t “ tnl h>;tb-«e rjyrding^iàl! V t DR. CHAS. E . W ALKER. fices jBUbc-W iJborn^Olock. is Cbusy man his numerous patients 'dem anditi g hit conslant iilmoit, -removing in caijr boyhood to Masta- Formerly Principal of West Chester (Pa,) time and energies. He is one of' Sanford's chuictls, where he received his general ad4successful practitioners. cation, ‘ H it medical studies were prosecuted in Philadelphia’ at the Hahnemann College, Sanford Library Association the oldeat and best *school- of homeopathic medicine in this country, and there he re­ C R . WALKER, President. ceived his degree in I87j. After ten years of ' successful practice in Massachusetts, _he MRS. E. W. D. DUNN, Librarian. removed in the fell of 1883 to Florida, (Portrait* *1 *Uv* spprar shewbert.) BUILDING -Perktnj la in.ll '. D R . T S.A . N E A L : \-'- L ' 1.1 x slA r ■ ssS É P Ì- 1 _ Suite of Dentil P arlo r^ ■ T h e D o c to r's p b o to g A p h h a s fa ile d to reach Use publisher. ply of historic* aniT oTher“ »olid matter. The Association supplies its patrons with about fifteen of the best maga­ zines, not only for use in the reading loom,''but to be loaned, in addition to The library is open only twice 'a week, on Tuesdays from 4 to 6 p. m. and on Saturdays from 4 to 9. T he charge for borrowers'' cards is $1.25 per year, including the' privilege of borrowing ma gar me# as well'as "book*.' For books alone the charge is $ 1.0 0 per year. Members of the Association pay annual dues of $ 1.00, which entities them to borrow both books and maga­ zines. During library hours,''visitors are welcome to reading room privileges free of charge. The officers of the Association are: Mr. C. .R, W alker, presid en t; M r. F . P . Forster, rice-president: Mrs. A . R . Key', tre^rttrerT'Mr». E - W . D . Dunn, secretary and lArarfan. ^ Sanford ii^jjjytly proud of heT li­ brary, small though it b e .t It-li young and .-growing, and that h through the work of our "home people. Almost ev­ ery dollar that has been expended in its behalf came from S an rtfd people, arjd interest' in it is' steadily increasing. t W e look forward to the time when we s(tall be able to keep it.of>ëo Tvery day. and yet farther fo rw itd to the realization of our cherished alni-—a building of oar ow nron the P ark ave- �Tone, and Style becom­ ing to your Beauty . jireSp^ taltles Here. RESIDENCE o r D. R. BRISSON B U IL T B Y T H K BONK C O N T R A C T IN G C O . Experience, c o u p l e d •with good taste, make a happy Combination. THE" P O P E CONTRACTING C o . 'B V I L D g R S rt o f P ressed S tone. D ealers in Lime, C em ent ai M R S , S. M . B A K E R Sanford*» O n ly C v M illin er z c Iu s It b " n r in the latest styles in Ladies*, Misses* and. Children’s e w fl * V i Druggist Ic e C rea m a n d S o d a H E A D - W E A R F in e ty b te r C ig a r s Tobacco \ ‘ ,.'* ' • V Piffuimry, Stationery and Toil«* AdlcU Department alio Complete KODAKS AND SUPPLIES DANIKV B. B R M IO N DANIEL R. BRISSON Daniel R. Britton c u t lo San* ford from Georgia«even yean ago. Ha wai ateocialed 'with W . C. Aldridge for tome lime, tub**quently developing f°r himtelf a beautiful home on Celery Avenue. Hi* handtome retidence it thown on this page, and in tly la. and archileclure it indicative . of ill Qwnef'l good Jail* in all "ihal ■be doe«. A wife and ion, Ruilell C.T'coiiililuTe- The family that enjoyt, with hutband ^and fathfr, ihit line farm and dwelling. Mr. Britton it one of the moil tagaciout.and tucrewful crop grbwert in the Celery Della, allbough he himtelf modetlly ditclaimt any. tuch ditlinclion. H it career tince‘ coming here in ^ d bright illuttra*lion of what a level-headed, in­ telligent and induilriout man can do in the way of financial «uccett, by judicroutly inverting- and operaUg^a tract of land in the Sanforo* Celery Ditlricl. P r e s c r ip t io n s A rv*~ 1 £ 5 3 1 Fwottr I n t c h io r N iw l a n s ' v vi Onus S t o r e T H E STENSTROM FARM Rich and productive and every year a money-maker itI N. J. Slenilrom't farm, jutl w rit-of the city. In «even | year* the proprietor hat made enough ao that he ihinkt of retiring, and Would therefore tell hit fine plafC^RT toroa^.thrifty wcakh-ieeker who might' happen along' and P* f s '*«£ '.'.r|,U r 1 if ,% 1• > fi ' l1 ■/ !; '■* t 1 ¿PS* 1 i . i i 1 N J. STENSTROMS FARM \ o a _ J u id n ild W « - Em or W. N. G a r o s i a W. R. &XRDNÈR ^ T o o l» trs d s m s rk w h ic h g n a r s a - tass It. J H arry J. Wilson H a rd y /a re , Sporting; G t ^ s and. « a g g i D RUG S, M E D 1C f • i ; B T A > flO N 5 R Y r p i Q & ^ o ¥ > A PA TR O N 'S SUN P R O O F P A lJftS C o r n e r * F i r s t S t . a n d P a r K A'& p* .>• - . . A*,'. . W. > r - • ' J. W A T ^v^N 0 <***:.'■ ■ • V ** you a te —tool» that will d a bard work \V. R. Gardner end family^ wife. ton. and daughter, ara among the good people who ,h»ve recently come lo Sanford for redgienc*. They have a pretty place full .in the oul-^ ikirtt-of the city, where Mr. Gardner k*i developed a nice liftl* farm and whete tna' front of the hou«e and.yard aw beautified with 1creljSigs. vine,* grate 'plat* Aayver and Verdure. The view thown above give* a of the i«iin «gd the rear of the g. Mr. and Mrt. Gardner feel that there coining lo Sanford hat bean well worth while, on arcoUnt of th« fad that thfil ton haa thereby hit health. The • daughter hat acquired « fine acndemic educah't«u loo. in »he-Joulb. H er portrait will ba »crn'ia&ong the Sweai 'C trl' Grads** group of th H 'iiau e.^ U jiteten rM rs. Gardner and daughlnc afgtWHKS fnendt in the north. Th« C«rd|*fe j y | K K. .(»cptftly lived away -*!*• " are ready RgatblNcs ' 1 Tools that a « r«; a ____ B - j' • Carefully Compounded Career rksf S lret| a»d Park ' SANFORD, A . JU D G E T U C K E R P L A C E ' X *“ One ol the early, landrqark* of Sanford. Mr*. A. E. Philip*, whote portrait art>ean:'q9 another page, ii a daughter of-die Judge, f t a ___ a . . Elxclutive A g e n c jriiu jlle rrs Fino C an d ied . A F a v o r it e C o r n e r , in N e w l a m -* liable—tools that . //^ A T E R W A N ‘S FOUNTAIN PENS. AND SOUVENIRS -. 9 drug' , - d j �m Orange Culture the trees have had time to again develop, where they have had attention. T he splen­ did grove of Mrs. DeForest, shown here, •could be purchased at a reasonable figure, owing to the fdfct that she wishes to be with h < fr'sdi_whoseVstudies now» and later his vocation, will take him away froij\ JFlopda. Inquiry addressed to Mrs. H . L. DeForest,, Sanford, Florida, will elicit any in­ formation desired. ) m ^ Orange Grove, in good bearing con­ d itio n ,^ an independent fortune for its owner. No freeze has affected the ice the *95 calorange industry m oanr< learned h6w to amityrShd people have they did not know beprotect their trees, fore. W e are glad to picture ope or two pics of whât is being dón<le since THE* P A L M S " Mrs . D eforest s Residence (immock toll, , good Il.l.lf, two botitri (or irrv. t a ilr a p - ^ ¡ 1; » « - - , , S large packing houM , |5 / ™ <T •>c‘a »i'll iacilitiri (or packing > cadotd o( (mil » day. n O ra fhi* Peking licuic .nd *lio die home «re con. ! 5 \) \ r«lcd Iiy telephone v.idi Sinlotd. The drinking "‘'V " Pu,c *nd good.- The home hai Urge rwmi with detached kitchen and 100 (eel, of I'iartai. Adjoining this place are two , -R., ' t j rtkeri, one a groye o( 12 acre, with two-ilory a liou*e of five room», a liable and ,n acre ol good IH PH E - PALMS,” an Orange G ro^ which juden l«nd;$he other coolaio»'5i.ac<t». fenced and ^ w,i started in 1876,. hat always horn 'cUTeel ckare^f, now uiflt ni>a garden and, lo~7aueJarm one of the attractive placet «Lout Sanford nod it oopa; (hit has aho ar mall house. 1^ now yiiited by hundred» of louiUlt who wuh to' e Oppoute the hoiba place,and on thiclayroad, see ft gvott in fruit and in bloom. It it located »the rrnrtit of a tract of 55 acret, if a fenced rnthree milet watt of the city, and it ihree-quirtcn tkaure of ten acret, »even of which-are tel (rut with of a mile from the railroad station, and on a hard I^T>e»t'W'rt,V* of grape fruit, airlpr and fate oriclay road which divided the property. On one jigei*, tangnyi^t and ku^iquat tree»; the reminder tide it hat a frontage of 1,800 feet, on the othefTi «.unimprotaf limber j& d/ hamnlock add ten 1,400; lot nearly thia wljolyUagrh there are Irfo: tefca of wjtjtr in which ft good' (thing, being an row» of large water nnd live-oak Uogn TXr htiutf on .^f dgy*»\ Lake which jt fire milet long. * ., — C h a ic & £ o . leackeverytfiin g irv . th f buying a n d shipping lin e a t.S a n »'vV- , __ ,.v., j., -- JJv, for<jL ^ U n fo rtu n ately their latgfc P a c k Ï c y,ing H o u se w a s b u rn e d -in th e "re c e n t ' i 1 • ,* frteTthat alsrv-wipfccCput th e M ach in e . * ' " . tj * > S h o p s o f / ^ i e F e fn a ld h a r d w a r e C o . k \ < a • ■* » • A w • * '• . * * > '• ■ # J % . h , 1 Ì 7 m ■1 \ m r ( ' ■ ft ■ * a «*wen»n umê l . ; O ] build,, but w e are unable to give a ■* . - j- view of e ith ^ th e old^bviWfog,, or .the new one that will/ sodp; risp la its place. W ip re s e n t, hoVever, a " '• 1 picture of a Model Packing House, and that is^enterprising con cern will have when the new build ing S completed. ï • 1 * General Insurance Agents E S T A B Ü S H E D 1883 ~ r 7 «>* !*• . > �Q^IB OF-M : F. RQgJNSON’S T H R IF T Y ORANGB GROVES. ■ Ì r'ÉSTDENCE OF M. F. ROBINSON. ~ Mr. Roblnsoa’i portrait will be rata among the City Councilmen, O N E O F M. F. ROBINSON’S P R O V E S, IN F R U IT A G E M. P. Robinson’s (¡roves, M. F. Robintoa h u la offer any who nijr with to engage ia that profitable culture. Mr. Rohm* M t U i Urge number of thee«, variously locoied end »1 eerioui price», la euil the lute end puree of elmoet cre rjW v. Betide being profitable, il is just the nicest tl^^aaginable lo step into your own grove and pick end eel your own tell-retted, fresh end juicy fruit. . Mr, Robintoa will promptly «newer «ny end nil inquhies, Hit address it, of couuc^, Sanford, A H AM M OCK JKAÉM. C R A T IN G CÌHLERY, IN T T ÌB S H A D E I*w f j V U|Y? . <‘A ,• /A, 1 ■ i |1 4 f c f tg U tj ' Ä pM yM P L U C K IN G -T H E GOLDEN FRU IT. -■ L , •- -- _ __________ k %a .4 % I ] Prosperous Sanford. Bank« Stuffed with Cuh and Builncu Men Thriving.* , One reason of Sanford's wonderful prot>parity it iKat all the people are happy and tpcrous on nccounl of the great j trucking utlry. The banks ire Huffed with cuh, and the merchants are doing good business. There are lawyers, doctori, and other pro­ fessional lines, u well at railroad men, con* A . H. CRIPPEN, SR. A. H. CRlPPKN, JR, doctors, engineers, firemen, superintendents, dispatchers, telegraph operators, contractors. and every other line, S H E A .- H . C R IPPE N P IA N O C O . similar vegelahlu, al» W htn\utvtnove to Sanford don’t pay big freight on the old instruihci gaged in it ( rich pee one aUow llgpca of A . H. Crlppen & Son, tne lirm that sells HfgG-grad and black,' of hign B T H E CRIPPEN FAM ILY. Tide artistically grouped picture shows four generations, and every member of the* **•- circle enjoying good health. - pried*cash or on installments, as you please. G A T H E R IN G -T O M A T O E S O f j T H E A lS S R in C .R ,gA P M r tlvr -anywtftw - étic: ■■'Su rtffyftr for large* or'small ijtve*(on. Lands for _ in. thii'-Creaf r/o » io f Well Belt .Van still he had at reasonable prices, and’upon the fight kind of terms, for ft V \< • few years yet. hope to live long enough lo se* it a ll p use. Long live Sknford, and Gpd b1< people. A. H. CairrcN, Sit. “ T H E GABLES,” RESIDENCE OF MR. CRIPPEN, SR. W. T. WARE A good C em ent W alk about y o u r prem ises Is one .of the most substantia^ and best im provem ents you can possibly make. T. and will guarantee Q.u,a jo b that will delight you,, m ore aod m o i_______ as the______ years go by. * ^ h l m y o u r ord er fo r anything you.w ant In /h e C em ent o r Stone W ITH O TH ERS, A T HIS FARM. �T « V V 30 r SANFORD, THE'GATE Fun, Frolic and' Financé. - .CITY, 1 • * • I ' • • FLORIDA Kodaked By The Way S a n fo rd ’s W e a lth o f S ô il P ro d u c ' : fio n . * Betide« the fun there*« money in it. You want to know all about How itY d o n tl «Well, come and «ee. A local authority, well quali­ fied lo «peak upon the-ittbject, «ay»: , MW e can rtiie from' one to four crop»«eaion, ai the grower may decide. The ■ trucking crope are lettuce, cauliflower, celery, tomaloet, cucumber«, eggplant« and potato« •nd any vegetable d«ired, of which any three cm be luccetafully grown on the lame land, after which, cm be had the fine*t crop pf hay. The orMge crop is «till the leading induitry in n u y localiti« in the «late and many of the fin«l grove« in Florida are lo-... caled in and adjacent to the Sanford dirtrict. and odmer« of the«e beautiful gn>v« have m eary and profitable income. The .orMge grower« havt learned that by meant of bMking the Ire« they are ¡mured againil - My «etiou« loss in cate of freere, hence now a thing of beauty ti)d a joy forever. But the celefy crop I tp x rxmowiC and, the safest and., quick«! road lo wealth, supplemented by other crops. which are put on market jn winter when they cannot be raited. eltcwherc, ftaking vxtlly more profit than If railed at any ^ tcaton in, the' horlh. -The water, climate and •* fine Iramportalion, facilities m«k« tucceti an - *assured fact. --a ~~— .O ur only competition com« from Califor­ nia,' and oufjrieldt per acre are double theiri, dt|i- to our perfect tyitem of sub-irrigation, soil and climate. We cm market our crop-. - any winter month. Our celery crop i f puj in tl« fields. in» December aa<L it ready .lor market by March I,' after the bulk of the .California crop hat been told, leaving ut , *1 practically anr o p« market. T he. average . - yield it abuut GOO to .(.2G0 cral« to' the acre, M’d the average' price f. o. b.’’ Cars San• ford $1.25 to $1.75 per crate, making an average crop bring anywhere from $1,000 lo $2,000 per acre. At an average, the coil of -'producing and marketing it ■$350 to $500 per acre, in fertilizer, labor, era!«, etc." Lunching in the Woods Vacation Day* High School Students ’Mid the Cactus ;n* ~ • Growth of Celery Indu«try. . ; • - ^ _ __ * It Can’t.B e Overdorie.* r V .. • *A *• —.\~ t m T B a ’ • Since celery w»i first grown in lire vicinity -.of Sanford, by Mr. J . hj. .Whitner, there ha» been« a remarkable jfrowlh^in thit induitry. _ . From .what waiv first considered merely m I7e»periment there has developed what is prob­ ably the great«! money producing crop, per acre, in lh^ world. From a few scattering V.; cart aeverat, years ago the celery industry has V grown lo such an exl«t th at, there were shipped from Sanford during the.'t^ason just closed approximate!/''one thousand cats o f ? celery. Slop and tklaik, for« a moment, whal this means lo ike grower«, to sa]S>na|I(ijsg of the busines* interests of Sanford and vieinityi-rru~- The ictums. flora celety are from $1.25 lo _ $2.50 per crate. The production of one thousand crates of celery per acre is to in. common occurrence. Many produce ’belter » • \ tnults. This means that, the grower cm , with :**\»*|o»e attention to-hi* crop* and raeaonable amount of energy, net fifteen hundred dollar« _ per aicre in one season. THis it. made pos­ sible by the fact that two Oi lhree crop* may bn produced each ye«r- on-the-lA c ground." Lettuce, planted in «he («11, it reedy (or (ha 'markets, l»jr November or Dt< e,rol»er. This crop will produce sufficient returns lo pay foe ‘i the Ubor apd fertilisers /or lit« «lire season. Lettuce it follow«! immediately by celery; . the return» fropt • whith, lo the economical «rower, thui be'iag 4 0 |& If- °V lh«*"V celery being harvested, ituie cm be followed, w ith. lomtloei or other spring vegetable» and '« well-paying hay crop- inay succeed that. ■c #• Th« Rung* Children A Group of Merry Picnickers On the Foot-dock In th« Orange Grove * Dr. Philip« «od hl» Grand. b»by da t|M Country ^ - The celery indu»lfT ^rktinoLJrc oveeilou*. Several yean ago Sanford teWry war yn-known in the marleU of tie East ’or Weil. Today j t is wSrll indV tfam lfs toughj after by •" 1 Aarkelv/Atàughoüt iha 'county. Jwlh lai’ge and demand for Sanlord celery constantly growing and (jgardleu of - increated acreage there is not the »fightet* diffi­ culty in di^h»“ « ®f •II that ca^.be railed at ^ excellent price«. », Having the Time.of -Their Lives A Buoch of Jolly* Good Fell �Group of Sanford’s Young'business Men S A N FORP CHURCHES 1 . . 'I ' : *• •S • m JB .-_ i,___ T he Possibilities of Sanford. »• r e v . j . F . M cK i n n o n Pastor Fini Presbyterian Chiirch Thé advantages of Sonfniti,* both natural .and acquired, ate' many. " III location in the central part of the «late makrt it the leading city of this'section, Sanford will inevitably become an important distributing center. Sit* ualed on Lake Monroe, Sanford geti a fresh breete all summer long. The St. Johns Ritrer gives it steamship rates to New York. Afrer studying agriculture in the Rhode Island College and-the Universities of T en­ nessee and Cornell, and living on the Pacific ftrxtlT'lhe writer chose Sanford in-preference to any' other .place in this stale, os in lh^ nation, foy profitable agriculture, and has made a modest investment in the trucking .business. , The farmers of Sanford have done much for their city, byt they still selcome the help of practical scientists to a\A in working ‘out yet unsolved problems. /T h e agricultural graduate will find ample le Id for his labors in Sanford. / . The general prosperity V f Sanford, stimu-~ laled by the success of its rhscL-farms, makes it a desirable location for all sorts of indus­ trial activities. 1 hr social advantages of Sanford mak; it a delightful place for one to combine work R E V . B. F. B R O W N " -----Rector Holy Cross Episcopal Church rirst • Methodist third. j and Tba- First Methodist -Church, located on the comer of Park avenue and Fifth street, is'the oldest church organisation in the city and has the largsst psemberthip. Tba par­ sonage is oq^lfsa comer of Svftnlh street and Magnolia avenue,' It is a comfortable house, well furnished end supplied ..with ges for lighting and cookhfg purposes. Riv. D. B. Sweat has been pastor the past three yean. pleasure among a hosoitabls r , ' i n pcopl.-. 1^ a, ,1 j - — *V--C J W . L. M ORGAN : Pharmaceutist at the Philips Drug .Store. Church of the Holy. Croat, Episcopal. i.Dy by the membership of this cl cv. W. M. Simalrs followed Mr“ ' remained with the church aix m Wemholdl was pastor end two n ^ th s ; H.V H w l S .^ ^ r I rroducer.ul s nations food. By running wells of water fed ^^ rfry gracious boast, loo much subdued Celery I /•T’ossessed in this of plenteous gold. And sure and right thsy claim indeed; With honors slowly to grow old, Expect from Htavrn thy bounteous meed Celery I E en so kind nature gives reward, Allots to each its due ef glory. For you she sett a pathway broad. To live for-e’er in rhyme and story— Celery I L. P . M cCULLER Salesman at the Sanford Grocery Department Store. ' H. E. T O L A R and A . R . K E Y Accountants, respectively. In the Peoples and A ’ First National Banks. " . MEVW Paster'Fin t Baptist Church w . c- MMR '._ opm . First Ba ptist Church. » « y r/fijn iifc J L fp h to ^ i. sd erect upon the comer a . - T L e Chyrrh of the H oly CrosS, Sanford, ibstantial pjace of worship, was organized quite .early .in the history o f JJJfr rodali, formerly of Rollins the loWn. It was 'cdolecratetTTn the year, 1673. The first church was blown dowq in-. College,. Winter Park, who has beert with the one of the great autumn gales. Th e present- ' ¡ jPrfh'about, three yci building was erected to lake the place of the * jdent pastor. The W . Munson and former, and consecrated about ten- ' years cord. C. R, Walker, lalti; a— debt being on it. delayed the Dr. C E. Walker; cl _____ ___ Dr. C. E. Walker, chal consecration. The present beloved• Rector, trustees. _ — Rev. B. F.-.Brow n, was elected. aadj.Has.F- Haskmsj T . S. Cn/gal and F . R ; Lent; been serving in that office oince Jmiuaty ofT * *” “ “ this rest, having however, been giving occa­ sional scrvreA since the resignation and ^Vuth '¿if the Rev. M r. Bates. O n Swl&e jóqusqAUncC and. fellow-' day, jtn e 14, Revv M r. Brown cslebrsied ths *48jh* anniverskry ’ of his ordination in ' the churth.' The wardens o f-th e church arei M r. A : D . K e y and M r. B . F . Whitner, AB Soils’ Catholic Church. ' tr. ? -find M r. t ì à v ^ . K .y d « 2# W Ì ? (fio present P*P“ldf Parlor, -catered Mrv}is^ Wt^tsd thex lots If lip ifs Catholic Church fcs Ioriginal S plans of the chuw li,'but lately, there %- r,V. s,' 'y.T? i * ;: Flour, Hay, Grain, Provisions, Cigars, Tobacco, tic. H. H. H I L L AGENTS T h e .p ic tu re » h o w e ^ jly m U(tU c o rn e r yh Mr- Hill’s flnfe a n d -A /fd -âiÔek of coined.'by congrégation and p, !•- G ROGERS n S tap le an d F ancy Groceries, Fruita, V egetables a n d . F resh M eats. h»s tW e hesn used Tog wrtcee) - ; -Ah FUrtdo «ad teakieg fiémw , O R D GRO CERY S T O R E FRON, W. M.‘DICK1NS. Mi ' I SE C T IO N O F RESID EN CE O F W M . DICK1NS !us preseat successful wuik. The mem- comer a t P * i t ej^nut - « J .Thud j of dre churth. is# nqw. IJ 4 - *•'T k c 'U p o a ’ the' rear part*nf this the f W i 's , ED W A RD F. L A N E * " , . Ayistanl in the Business of J. E. Pace, and Son of the Proprietor, v A beauteous city clean and fair . . Will rite to Mess with turning men,-; And maidens with a gladsome air Will wreathe and crown the tily then. It R Ì A J . B , Webb.- sight moaAÇ‘ Hiuk The People's-Churth dflfigregnlio. thgnibemg filled by 'visiting rnmlskj£ CfD,niicd Mardi 13, ' IfWO, and sflkr D u m b e r, 1906, when R*»v J - ; W f mg/fnt soma months lh*. optïk hr 'M FBLIJC F R A N K Son of the Proprietor and Salesman a t _ . the Prank Clothing Store.. .- SANFORD, • V R E V . D. B. S W E A T Pastor. First Methodist Church f'irxt Methodist Church. -The F in / Baptist Churth of Sanford was swrgaryited February 3, 1684, by Revs. J. W. Butts apd.W . Quudoin, The number of the constituent membet«' does not 'a^pesr on any - record oh'the .church, but, according, to the recollection of some present,. it - .was 'hbont fifteen (persons. * The following fail the mem­ bership was twenty-ssven. . The first pastor A : When h ^ l g v e ^ d '- ^ / v r G W Y N N E FOX Assistant in the Business of George Fox, and Son of the Proprietor, T . e ; DREW* Clerk at the Sanford House' JAM ES V . W EEDEN Young man lately from college, who has lust bought a Celery farm at Sanford. ‘ Hrs» baptist Clarch. hF w M AXW ELL Stenographer and Right-hand Man at Um L N . Whitncr Real Estate Offices. First Presbyterian' Church. -McDonald and" E. L. Marshall,. _ ’ A 'l|y e Stusdsy School^condocled, by, M(, M ritinger is oqe of the irnifettani departments of . this church.'- Mr. Mediale charge of the school for mars ian> a score, , .of-years end the work*hssipi (freni* under his leadership.. H . H . Pcsbcx •«-.secretary . and treasurer of tbò-ichooj, ., Senior,. Intftmedialc and Junior'- Leapt* provid*' Special field for .work bjn ll>e young - • people and children, The*5enior League has Mr. Henry" Piehodv-fpr; president'.and. it J moving aJong tsmeothly and ;t festively.' The ..Intermediate .League, is doing n fine work among, the younp^ebple-Who coma iust bi'tween flic Sepioti and the Juniort; Mrs. D. i - L B i-Sw eat,is supeVintrndml and Miss Mary " Chappell, president. The Juniors afq hsp*- pily in charge-of Mrs. L. R. Philips, as •* superintendent," and Miss Maude Alice Waglr> ner. president. * The ladies ara thoroughly organised, there -• beihg a Home Missionary Society with Mrs. . J . K. Mellinger, president, .mid a Forcipi • .'Society with Mrs. D. G. Wagner, president. * . - - The Methodist Church has long been noted ' fpr the * excellent music rendered by its ’ * *-choir. Mts. Bessie Houser is organist,.Miss .* Miriam Meltinger, assistant.. -George P; Guild was called to the pastor­ ale. -He served -the-chun b dna year. Rev. J ;. R,“’Powell succeeded (urn. This •brother resigned after nine months and was followed by Rev. A . D. Cohen, who likewise re­ mained less than a year. Rev. Paul Willis -was nkxt pastor for a period of two years and four months, his Vork being one of great promise and fruitful of precious results, short - as it was. 'One Sabbath he was taken ill with hemorrhages of the lungs while preach­ ing and he never entered rite pulpit again.' R. C W . B, and F. E. W A T SO N Brothers, Salesmen in the Thrasher Clothing House. Sanford offers special inducements to the home-seeker, the tourist and the sportsman. \ J as. V . W rtn iN . < yonset rated J o his_ k,_ »fld hi«, effort! ■»' appreciated by hit people. A native o Georgia, fend having lived in Florida the pas sia yean; ■he is thoroughly at home in i southern pulpit. Prior to entering, the min istry, he was a journalist, his last work. bein| in Bartow, where he edited the Courier-In formant. ' . . The Methodist church is 'well organised and its official board is composed of torn« of Sanford's best busi erst G eo. Fox, chai L.VR.V Philipe, H. - I W. J. T H IG P E N M em ber of-the Holden choice household supplies. DEPARTMENT IN SANFORD GROCERY CO. STORE - * A large, doubla store, repleto'w ltli iho choicest and best for family use. Tbs Sanford -Groeery Co. legdg, ana T s very popular.' Mr. D lctlaa, Vb¥*i$tÌTirproprietor find aiartagèr, Is slfetitfirp, pojgML R ^p iPt and obllglifl, and a good^buiineag tna»;.^. W. M. DICKINS �Street Cirs it S iif o rl ----- — ---------------------------- ------— CcpcrtN Hat Ac tlfy trlff. la Ike ftt llsleit ratarc, be to lfM trltb tapM Traull. r - And now ia beraldc&the newt that Sanford it to have street can. along with her other muaid pel improvement«. The Saalord Traction Co. ie organizing and will apply to the State of Florida for a charter and letter« patent, author, bing the company to construct and operate jinet of «treet railway in the city and beyond the city limbs in Orange county nod elsewhere in the •lata. Thi« it charactfrutic ol the enterprise ol Sanford capital. Matan. S. O. Chata, A. T. Rotrilcr. A. P. Connelly, F. P. Footer and J. N. Whrtoer are the promulgator» of the project. t ,, f t * ■ P A L M E T T O A V E N U E . LO O K IN G S O U T H . IN T E R IO R C E L E R Y C IT Y L A U N D R Y . * Celery tify Steam laundry. J Ernie E. Webb, Prop.» and Mgr. ' Sanford Steam Laundry wat at first.under die management of Mr. Herndon, and waa called by the above name. Last December. Mr, E. E. Webb bought out Mr. Herndon, put in new machinery and changed the name to the Celery City Steam Laundry. Mr. Webb Hat continued to add new machinery until now he hat an inilitutioo second to none of its kind. H it mangle it perhaps the largest in the .South. H it estahjirhment does the finest- of work, and Sanford believes in patronising home industry. While his>laun­ dry .hat a few agents in near-by towns, it couldn't continue opcrslidKi if lU people of Sanford sent their work elsewhere, To the hotels alone, at well a« to the comrjsmily, a laundry it an absolute/Mc^sity. TjUs in­ dustry gives epsploytosdt.to a good1-« « V // ' ! esrtefprire it one of. the mo«t needed and -worthy of.tuhiUnlitL typporl to be fguild in .. „ . . n i l tbs city,. . D R Y GOODS D E P A R T M E N T , ^ E T T lN G E R S T O R E NEW T R A V E L E R S ''H O T E L ,-JA C K S O N V IL L E , FLORIDA D. L Thrasher. A On« of Sanford's b«-«» young men U Mr. David L. Thrasher, ibn vnrifsrsallv known and universally liked proprietof f t L. Thrather Clothing House. Prominent »• tocial circle«, active in church work, and to the front in all that it public ipiriled, hit character and rvputation ar« mo*l enviable. A r harming wife and daughter cooititvle the s member« of hi« household. a Mr. Thrasher When ten .years ■f age, .hit fithvr moved I with hit family » Southern Florida, where ■ David diligently occupied hit time with clerking.and ach ding. At 20. he entered Simon Unive(»il fs. in Dr I .«ml. taking a From University ,he came- y .. ▼ V «P**' s S 7 «hi jr«« 'i * i . + k. j*i r. ’A jl ly, he became In partner in the butinetl;'* auuming the mitotgemcnt .of tame. January 18, 1906, Mr. Thrather purchased Ine other intemt« and began trad« on hit own account. A t would with certainly be anticipated, tucretaful growth and iitcreating return« have made the Record ever lince, and the D. L Thrather Clothing Houtc it today one of the beat' and moil popular to be found in a thy , - FURNISHINGS DEP A R T M E N T , V ETTIN G B R * STO RE. of our tire, anywhere in the country. Mr. Thrather it member of the Orange Counlv i ' J O H N K. M E T T IN G E R '. ; School Board. Councilman of the city, and ■ Dry Goods, Nolio«s, fll(llncry, Nfff’s and Hoys* Clothing and fom lshlnj hold« other ootilient of reiponribililv. Por- * trait« of Mi. .and Mrt. and Mitt Mav Thrather will be teen eUewhare in tbit work. V NEW" VICTORIA H O TE L, JACKSONVILLE, FRORIIIA ; , . J A C K S O N V IL L E H O T E L S . Goods NEW TR AVELERS’ H O T E L , NEW VICTORIA H O TE L American and European Plan. American Plan Only. 1 y Cor. Bay and Cedar Street* Cor. Main and Adam* Street« Special to f l j p r t try the week. Rates, $2,00 per day and up. W. HANCOCK, Proprietor. _______ J. K. Meltinflcr. John K. Metlmger purchated. thei)bu«inki« now conducted by him from JohnI% dd «5«,^ month« before the freer« oi [hit freer* devaitaled die moat progrettive. richcat and buiietl tec lion o f Florid«, Sanford being the center of the orange induitry. It wat enough to discourage the motl courageous' man of Umiled capital but determination -to fight it dirough or die in the attempt resulted in a Incrativa and widely advertised butinett, to that today the Metlinger «lore it known for mile« around SanfohT.' Caltring to the best trade, carrying only strictly first class goods, and buying fiom*thc largest and>mner reliable houtet, Mr. Metlinger bat in tbit way; etlabliibtd the reputation th*l continu­ ally elicilt the remark. "If you want good good«, go to Meltinger’s." -> Hiy trade hat been a trli.hlr one, no bombattic effort«, but • an everyday; all the year round, ever merest- K ing Iwtincti which now ha« an enviable repuTitoirTTK i* ftiirir motto hat. ahreyv been "a-1 •queri s t to every one.” ' Ä r I , Santort f ir t Department Sanford bat a ncWly organili §fll olfictr« o t Holme«. Awjitent <,liie(..;/ .-\Mrnr«n C. H. Evan« (« Chairman of the .Fire Committee, appointed by President of the Cotmcil. W. N. Lcfler. "Hie Asocial«« '’are A i* . m e . . H . R. Sleveni and A. Rabbins. ............ novelties are contilim die large«! notion C. M. Hand, senior member of the firm, slatted and built up the buiinata. from noth­ ing, tinea the freeze,.at the tame lima tervtag the- city ai mAuhtl and the county at deputy sheriff for several,yaart. .Later ha tervud the city ai mayor, being elected'bv a flattering majority. He j t at present chief of the fire department. ,. C. M . H A N D A N D D A U G H T E R . L iv e r y , F eed en d S a le S ta b le s Stop off at Jacktoovilla and tee the points , __________ _____ of intermt. ennm*r, While in the city, you - BLACKSM ITH1NG A N D HORSESHOBÌNG. will find pleasant'and reatonabla accommoda« . •« j-• lions at the popular Naur Travelers' and Vic­ toria Hotels. Hone* nod Mule* Bought, Sold and Exchanged. .. ■* Men's- and Days' Clofhiao and Turoishlnos. Men's,’ Lsdies^ and V; ' Children's Shoes. Tcosks and Satchels.... ' �Snap-Shots at V Flowers \. * ¿ ™ "n K L|| f A » Ii - - |9r*i. ik \l a. B.' ' t*% Exhilarating Breezes From Lake ' Monroe. *V* m 'o ^ * Proud in d pretty it Sanford, the celery city: »ay« Albert Anion ‘Graham, in the Ocala Banner: M*H Sanford. ¡» v«rj1 of hertelf. And wa~deli|ht to visit th< proud of themselves, for „ _ ____ •treeli and their empty lot* are not dirfifured by old, lorn•'3own fencer, and full to over­ flowing with weedi. . ,• I Sanford it proud pf. her clean yard», and Sanford it proud, ,oh‘ ,oh',, to very proud to (reel greet tlrangcrt. She I t . indeed very pretty and charming at the gracefully receivet her gen­ tlemen and lady friend« there in her tonifi­ ent home under the royal pa Imi on Lake Monroe. In' mid-rummer her two park« are ever epesi^and twice a week her band plan. The band\ l a y t Thurtday evening« and Sun­ day afternoon«. Sgcred mutic (fiilr the Sun­ day aflentoon\nrogr«rame. Exhilarating (if. I may be prrmijted to uie the Cocoa Cola word).are the cooling breeze«, front o f Lake Monrye, and they!blow con­ stantly. W e believe it it thé 'toolkit place ' 1 \ rfí:'^L ’ » n V* i . _ ,* x y v if f Ji *J * ; i ' ■ i f %r*' W ' . / X AL». I b j W*. ,jtL\ S y u i i Tf * si 1 e- ' W .' \ .W l \ ? j • 4 W ’ ‘.a'VP 3 »1 M n J *t A F((|h School “ Grad." t 9 A Quintette of “ Trampa fit her '«tree!« are fountain« here and there. A ll. day and' all night the «ulphur witer ir «pouting from these fountains, and the city play« in' them, -and sleep« by Them. ■ Sweet sleep is not long delayed a( night, there where t(se fountains softly tolash. And peace it in every drop of walej that wellr up, out and ¡to peacefulness. Something'else also ¡«'in every drop that w elli'tip'ffottT'thé “fôühlaînr 'out 'iiT'fhe’ f p field«. It is diamonds, arid banks of Sanford. A Typical Southern Beauty Sweet Sixteen Rusticating Florida famous. Sanford.il a great tourist cit; A. C. L. Railw her friends. The Cfjronici» ink stand, wave» celery -end coolipi I., 1 _1'*ijr » Æ - -a 0 » Florida is properly ratted th e ‘ «Sunny Southland.” 1She has but one season, as the term implies•in the north, and that is summer: • f t|| she has two as the term implies in the south, a rainy season,arid a dry season. The rainy season usually begins between-the mid­ dle and last of June and Iset* until about ilhe middle of August; then from August until' June is the dry season. This does' not mean that it rains from June to August and thtn stop« raining till- June again,. at many be­ lieve. Durmi the'Ttiny season there are many day» of bright sunshine, in fact there is only a yhort shower during .Ihe day, usu-, ally in, the forenoon and the remaiadfr of the day is usually witliout rain. And, during the. dry season, we have many rains, but the rains [ are. riot sufficient to be depended. upon fbr producing crops from August to June, Before what is known as the “Free*« of 1895,“ Florida was one of the most prosper­ ous states in the Union, much of her wealth being-produced from the •/»range groves of which there were thousands ‘of gyres. This big freeie killed most bf the trees, and thousands of'her people finding their fortunes ruined in a day, deserted, their beautiful homes and'went to other localities. A few stuck Jo their groves, reset them and cared for them A Sanford Wedding Party immeri against '«try it riuso lost. Florida y fd y n has dangerous f^tto and when they do come„lhey do not dalftage the tr,ifhiag industry, for if the celery ’wwgplmil does fftat, it immediately comes on - «¿«in and is usually batter than befort. . * ‘ The opinion of many, that the Leal is «. oppress] vs wand disagreeable in Florida,, is also, an error. • The thermometer M ilan registers above 90 degrees and anyone who has spent summers in Use slates of the middle west and in Florida, will ''toll you that they prefer the . Florida summers. •* W ____1 ___ • ■> - . -V « J / p r r ' " #«OC ** • 1; i $ C r z ~ # a •- W p a Mrs. De Cottes and Her Prt Parrot , -». r ' P f , are better adapted Aa the health, comfort and prosperity of «Mftfthan. any other locality in the world. Thera is the lowest dcsth sain of _ any state ' ■ tha .Union. It teams iirsnge iay deed.-that men of means ind intelligence will, remain in'the fold northern stales, especially in tha whiter time, when a few dollar* invested' here would not onlyi furnish them an. ideal ’ winter home. but wauhTpay «lithe bills and leave them a handsome iorome besides, and, *4* *J een thg Palmetto« a ; '** eel •. . * b*;*» - * r*'* •; . a* * .- _ 1--p- , ',1• . ,-w Ln. Merry Martha .> -T . ' f «* w . 4 '. *. __ ■ . _ . . ' __ t __ L . . . . : S-M. ' *• l> ^Y ' ’* - a* ' VV «- . * T * /I *. " 1j �A Public Park and Pavilion L . Q . s t r i n g f e l l o w W i l l C o n v e r t a P a r t o f H itt " A d d it io n in t o a P a r k . L. G. STRINGFELLOW Sanford'* impartial and equitable Magistrate M r. L. G . Stringfellow owns an entire block o n . First street, about a quarter mile west of. the* corporate limits, consisting of high hammock land, up6ft which he con* templates making valuable improvements in the near future. In the northeast corner of the Stringfellow addition is a mineral spring possessing rare remedial aod medicinal properties. This spring will be thoroyghly cleaned out and walled in. T he slTKibbery surrounding it RESIDENCE O F N. H . CA RN ER > Mr. Garner it Proprietor of a larn Grocery St An A ppropriato Sim ile.. A Florida neWspapyr man appropriately put* it thuii “Sanford i* the honeysuckle to . which the eye of the bee of ¡migration ii Bow being attrae ted.** 1— _____ : : ____ 1-----c,— O ur Undovolopod Crops. JMACTNOLIA Sanford ha» imequaled and a« yet unde* veloped crop* which will put ut far in the lead, indrprndent of her great Itkder, celery. HOUSE V* , MRS; N. I i W ALKER. Proprietor. Silu«t«F on* Magnolia Avenue, within eaiy' ^ reach-pf »talion or dock, it it little wonder thtfrihe Magnolia Houie it quickly tern and icldy patronised on arriving at Sanford. hearty welcome, a good .room, an appe* tiling meal and STVlhr reasooabja price greet. . tba new comcr or old-come/TaJikc. Central location, coiqftad; will, Mra. -^Walker's -jjnlfy! ary and*dormitory- comfort»,'fill the. hollse _________ :a. _1.1_ tTire. i . . tMag i »_!• 1 ilantly and1^ profitably. tie please* 'll* patron*. It will pl«a»c y RES1DENCE OF MRS. E. G. STEPHENS' / J. B. W ILLIAMS. 1er in Staple and Fancy Grocerirt.-I lay, yi-’- V - > ' . ’ - T r l j i l Ä liÄ I 1 *. .7 • »TB'** J • w- «• ' ^* 3dI* » .*,»• •fvJSJ " « r< ?! -. . - C R A T E. A ll order» fillet^promptly, nu-m aïïirjiow bl M y Trah^fifnlennl *is thtfBeaT . -- The tubjrcl of thii »ketch came IQ Orangll county in 1865 and has ever tince been identi^ fied with Orlando, until the beginning of the present year.when- he- removed to, Sanford, where he hai. hern busily engaged in hit pro­ fession. Mr. Hart wa» Deputy Clerk of the ^Circuit Court during _the period from 1890 to 1897 ynd served eight years at an officer in the United States army, during the Span* ||r | W M ; G , A L D R ID G E ■* • -, D R U G S » K Í I V D I C I N E S ^ S T A íT ] F a n c y a n d T o ile t A rlic la a G.• R .C A^ 'L H O U N F E .R T IL IZ E .R and ....... 1 ' " * A . C. H ART, IB w . w£- t-**é" ** DR. A. E>PH1L1PS. Dr. Philip* is a native Floridian, and was «..Confederate soldier. Returned to Ttis father's farm in Putnam county afteT^lhs War. Took up the study of medicine tit 1666. Came home from medical college in the spring -of 1870.' Practiced 'inedicine until the following.fall, when he engaged in the drug business in Jacksonville, llis - e iperience in the practice of pharmacy covers four years in Jacksonville, »even ' in ‘Jalla* hastec, five in Tampa and Iwrbly-lwo in Sanford, lets five year» on «'truck farm for health. He hat given some attention Ip lit­ erary work, and ii the author of a volunte of Florida stories of adventure and romancé, entitled “The Florida Wilds.'* . ------- . Mr, William* ¡rime of the oldnl grocery* •mfn in Sanford. ^He came here from near Mrmpliii, Tenn., in 1884, and bat heen in v jhit line of butinru almost continuously ever »¡Ate. He hat »ten Sanford develop from natural wildneu to what die it today, one of the bett butinrt* cilie* south of Jacktoilville. Hit trade hat grown steadily,\nd the vofume of buiinrtt done at the William» Gro* .eery .i*-Unlay Iv ffF th an ever before. crates ol*rfery* from less than o n g fttc , which ’ : . - ; nets1-mitis 1,283 $2,250.00. I am* satisfied with William* Clark ~r . . M A T E .R IA L t f 1 :- *«• ß & t;er, .and cheerfully rccommrrvd.il to all Who want a first* 'erfilit»«.«—D. R. Britton, c-*u Î' W . R. PELL b t l e r tin d D e c o ra to r \V01k tnd Fau Trealmenl, idttt .Ayicuituul Cbemknl Gò—ferfilizefr Mr. Hart's long retitlrace in this county hai familiarited him with all the records and land» of this section and he it therefore pc* culiarly filled- for the work. During the pres* cnf*|ear he Has made several large surveys of Sanford and' vicinity, including the famous wC*lery Della, and he hat now in-courte of preparation a revised map of Sanford on a large scale. He potsesiri a thorough and ¿tactical knowledge of all.the-additions to Sgnford a» well as all the available land in this section of the country. Ha is painstaking an«T accurate as well as prompt and energetic in his work.'and those who require-the ter* vices of- B hith-arsde and strictly raliahla surveyor or draughtsman fhoulJ addrrtl A. Florida w iU îm rT T h e W jlííítftl f lfC U rk Ö ta n d 1 1 my special drive; Tbi» brand ba* • f¿rd.—G. B. Frank - ^ p r o d u c e d the belt ‘crop* in both flavor and «hipping qualities of an) * brand on* the matkei today-for the tame cost. For further informs^ tion I refer J o some large growers who^ have used W illiams <Bt Clarl j i - for years past and »till use it. 1 havt nevtr used heller fcrliliier-than Williams'& Clark. T w ill plapt 45 acres the coming tra te n .. I have pteBly of Williams Ir Clark 00 hand. I ts*e|r by it— W. G.'AWridge. . You?Williams 6< Clark ngxl teason.—F. W . Chapman. ■v •______ ■ K. /I will use _it‘ allogelhrr “ * — ■■■— . *7“ "*w rarM S \C iM Ä ß * n “ I will have Io come hack. Send me up a load'srf Wll~ liamt fc Clark,” »» whal Ge«. Fos safd three year» «go. Ha it back wilh Willi*»* & Clark, and recommradt it Io all farmers, au CROWN W ITH WILLIAMS & CLARK TTRTIL1ZÇJ* Use Williams 4r Clark, and gtow-cropa i>oTd up when shipped. Tbc transporlation Company it ujen blasgad for badorder, when poor ferti liier, poor. pprfcureaad P<xnig, jftke'd, i» the caut«. Moral; Use Wi^JisH» 'ik^CTifS. -and cyrja successfully grow ^ 'crops. Io Simford, where you ■ W | a-«W ^ Favi \\ I * wLm, / 1 1 _- IfllT .1 i n N r *- • uifll ! j1 r G R O ^N V iT h WILLIAMS*jk CLARK-FER 1it 3JuÆ !fci B * �T h irc o n v e x curve being about one inch wide, gives a flat surface tix incites wide at the~bottom of the groove for the wheelt - to run in, and the Commissioner Dickson's Plan for flanges on .each tide of the groove hole the wheel*'in position. *I*he blocks Concrste B lo c k s rack. * • — V Î * have a V-shaped tongue and groove County Commiuioner H . H . Dick- arrangement on the ends to hold them ton hat advanced (he accompanying in position. They are put into the. idea of road-building. H it twelve ground to the depth of the thickest . yeart of experience at Committioner of part of the blockv to that when the Orangfc County hat brought him face work it completed the flange it flush lo face with the road problem in all ilt with the surface of the road. The phatet. M ott of the roadwayt in (hit width of the track it the tame at the locality are contlrucled of~ claJ and common tread of vehicles, center lo tand, which are good when (he condi- center. A section of (hit kind of joad • liont are neither very wet or very dry. hat been built- in Orange County,,and H e proposes.« hard turfaçe, or rut, for it i* found that there it no difficulty in the wheelt lo run in. T h e 'h o n e or driving in or out of.-thete. grooves, eith­ lionet, at all know, if givçn free reign, er with horse, loaded Wagon or auto­ T he object- 'in making the will keep the vehicle in thé .accustomed mobile. rut. to it it only necettary to have (he blocks curved both sides is tfflft the wagon Irackt tolid and tmooth, in .under curve holds the blocks ih posi­ order lo have a fint d a tt thorough­ tion, and when worn it is ah easy mat­ fare, whether the teaton it muddy or ter to turn same upside dowff, arid thui dutty. T he block road designed by have a new road. This kind of road­ M r. Dickton it buHt of cement and way it good in any kind of weather, it tand, in proportion! of one part of the will not wash away, and can be -reformer to two partt of the latter. T he aired at 'tmall' trouble and expense, block ‘it 2 ft. long, I ft. wide apd t can be made at a cost of, not to ex­ fibôùl’fl in; thick. It it grooved in‘the ceed, $ 2 ,0 0 0 per mile, and it at satis­ center on each of iti 12 in. turfacet, factory for all practical purposes as a the groove beginning 2 in. from ^he road that cost/ $ 5 ,0 0 0 or $8,000 a outer edge and detcending toward the mile. T he below picture g ves a cor­ bottom of the block in a convex curve rect idea of the appeTftance'aluT VlaiV to' a .depth of one and a half inches. of this kind’of road contlritchonT G O O D R O A D S IN O R A N G E COUNTY. * MRS. CHAPPELL And the little Watermeloa Eaten RESIDENCE O F H. H. CHAPPELL. A delightful apot it the country home of. H . H . ChappeJJ, oul Celery • Avenue. Mr, jCheppell hat a charming matrimonial ’partftarv 'to ahare not onlir hit dwelling but alto pa-,1 rental pride in the bright young re iona about the hetrthitonr. The daughter, Mitt Mary - R-. by the’way, ia the.writer of the aseellnit article on "Sanford" which will ha read with inleretl in thia iaaue. The tmiling face* of heraelf and aiiter Lucca peep oul from cither tide of a plump Pllm ettnJJm swilh.. ■being caught hy the kodak of clever Artist Bryce, to whotr happy anap-thota. we are indebted Jol. Je m a l of . the pleating.viawa.wa are ahleto give. M n. Chappell and the little water­ melon ealera alto, form another merry pic­ ture. The peter iamiliat 'o f thia interfiling family ia an cxlrniive celery and trurk grow­ e r, and*-rerlain of the fine field view*'wa 4pretoal in’ thia w o rkare pholoed from hi* * farm. Mr. f ^ I >P*H il Comminione r for Orange C m m l^ a Dirertor In Ihe People* Bank o£ Sanford, and alanda high in hull* nria'aadaOcjsl circlea. » ■ F # W . ' 0 . * -e, A Talentai SluJtnl of SanforJ High School. inter of 4869-70, Mr. I. Wolford In the winter a looking »I land in .thi* pari 4Í Tucker was. h a view to VeltUg. Hit »lieftFlorida -with ih ^ ílI * lion w»a drawn In a tract of landd that had been granted lo Gen. 'Joaeph E. Finnegan in conaideration of hit tervicr* during ihq Semi­ / ¡IT ' nole war. . a. Mr. John Hughey, father of Mrs.' ChatEvant. pointed out lo Mr. Tusker whal he contidered a beautiful location for. a\ y * k i A tmall branch with overhanging free* ihread* rd - ita way lo the lake beyond, • a#c| gave promite of picturesque development, '/) I. * ll wa* here that M i. Tucker made h it purchat* from Gen. Finnegan, and built the firtl houte in whal it now our flourishing little tily. . • /, ]■' I ; >* , He little dreamed that he waa laying the foundation of a town. He had only planned a large orange grove. In 1871 Gen. Sanford, ex-miniater lo Bel­ gium, became interfiled in Florida. He look a trip up ihe Si. John*, and decided to make invetlmenlt in ihit teclion. He became ac­ quainted with Mr. Tucker, and they formed a burinfta parlnetthip. Tbs natural advantage* of the locality ap­ pealed to theae men, ctpecially the »»>« _ _.h-atfnrd fd _ eaTy and .cheap tranaporla’. ben fncililiee, and they decided to hy the foundation of a.town. * ’ A t the tflllemenl grew, M.iimame ar quration at to what il thould he called. Finally Mr. Tuckers daughter, our. own Mrt. Philips.1 ■U(graled, “J « < & i t 3 & f* d ." and S*tfhrd . it became archive* Uncle Sam. • -la the earlier dayt, the mailt were con­ veyed by steamboat up the St. John*; and the inhabitant*’^nf dwee- time« had to be taliafied ’ with one nfail arrival weekly. Soon the old* aettlement of MellinVille wa« entirely deaerted. and Sanford became the About 1875 the -firat hotel waa built. It waa called the Sanford Houte. In 1880 the South Florida Railroad, reaching from San­ ford to Orlindo, apd later to Tampa, waa commenced. Central Grant, then Preaideaf of the United Slajna. who'wpt taking"» pleaaure trip up the St.’*John*, '- —jab--* Sanford, and turned the. fin t, tbnvelLfT of earth foe the South Florida Railroad. Sanford waa incorporated aa o town in 1877, the firat mayor being-JMr. Pierton. From then aw, Sanford progreated aleadily. Churches. banka and a tcliool houw. a}I took’ •hape, at the need* of the people called foe Fint National, itood a« the only brick (milding in town. ^ Sanford had a phenomenal growth, and in 1885 we find a thriving little city ofi2.500 inhabitant*, with all the conveniencet of a modern town, a gaa plant, waterworkr and ice factory. The year 1867 waa a notable one for two' reaaoni! The holding of the South Florida Fair, and for what waa known aa the "big Ere." The fair waa of great benefit, only to Sanford, hut to Ml of South Fiorina, aa it advertiaed the poaaibilitiaa of thia part of the Mate. At that lime Pgtaidenl Cleveland and hia young wife paid Sanford a viait. On Sept. It, 1887, a fire deitroyed practically the whole huaineaa portion of the town, there being few but wooden building«. Aft ' » ' c 0 1 k " Z tr / f tI tty 3 ' f \ i I I f i! Ì V 1i l l Mary and Lucca Chappell Flowing Well on Ihe Cameron Place S A N F Ó R p H ISTO RY r r Sissy a. cm rrtiL, •« f X |t 4 A FIELD ON T tfE CAMBRON-.PARM RESIDENCE O F JOSEPH CA M ER O N wc ihif l .; !■ «!( at unuj m v n a .fro m ^aa. ford at wa aver did "before^lhy f r t a S ^ v . the. huaineaa block) aa Sanford.' for" it« tire, it a very coamopblitad* Sanford'a 'attune! tan town. Her population it cqrapoaad of peo­ ple from all parti of our brhad land, and, -many-L*t»tgn'roomriet are »tio rebreirnled. S anford'« ciliiena have proven by the ipanner with which paal enact have been met. that they are able to cope with any circumtlaace which may ariae in- the future. With atach cilhtena.' coupled.with Sanford)» many rtkourtea, there (a n o ' reaton why *il ' thould non an,.the near future, become the largrtl, Lett ani-huaiaal mty » South Florid.. •• - into (he country,'and Big Strawberry Profit*. —■*—1“ a poaire and 94. and 1«, kill>rd did In one iree of re and uld up grovemany od loal one of idition. ground drainage, which toon tncreaaed III value one hundred per cant, On theae now fertile laada all kiada^ of vegetable, may' he grown, hut the principal crape are celery and lettuce. Celery Aveaoe ctpecially ia noted -for the celery farena on each aide of it. . 1 ' V • In 1902 the ohCbaraliko achoolhouae waa abandoned, and a handtome brick-'one took ita place. New dwelliogi and hujiaeaa block« Lave aince * been built, old once repaired and occupied, end Sanford now claima 3,500 inhabitant*. /« r . - • The Sanford telephone company, with'loog diatance connection*, waa etlablithad here in 1902. _____ Sanford outalripa any other ml on, Ou( "truck farm«" have attracted capiie the talieta who. teeing the pOtaibilliet of our «vidi tlrawherriee aa ehe doe* wil money orange grove*, have realorfd them, nod now luce of' cauliflower. ‘ , |JO SE PH^ , CAM ERON. x ' When you viaty Sanford, of couraa you’ll want to lake a trip out to “Joa’i place." Don l know who "Joo" ia> Well, anybody in all thia'locality W ilt'ialPyou. Everyone calla him ’*Joe.'*~blil hi* right name ia Mr.. Jottpb Cameron., Mr. Cameron it on* of thoi* forluaatea who' waa ahrewd, or lucky, or hitaven-favored enough to gel hooked iIff aoma time ago With a big bunch of Uua ’.Celery Delta IftnE. that'» abw neat1 thiae to t ' iprtd mine. ~Tou tee they didn't kpow then that it - had auch capahllitiea, nor that they hod auch a pricaUaa Ireatu/a oj flowing water, although wa giva here­ with a picture of a well on the Cameron place that hat been euthing forth a cootinuout floodlit, night and day, for nearly twenty yeere. No finer load* are to be'Tound any­ where than the tract owned-by'Mf> Cameron, and if you're looking fur.Jgraitfftent, thia gentleman ia one whom it would bo Well to toe, etide from the pleeture of a ride out to hit pirmiici. Sanford hat at) �Everything Grows in Sanford ’ ). Trucking on Sanford Celery Dèlta. %- , - r __________ ------------ - - ■ '*■ “CHANCE," FINANCIALLY AND DOMESTICALLY • . T H E REMARKABLY PROLIFIC CLIMATE G A T E C IT Y HO U SE, J . D . P A R K E R , Prop. „ A s s n s n d S t e r i $ 1.11 p t r d i g . M e a ls S S e . t s e k , ■ » o c ta l r a t e s h r th o w eak . r ~ I ■ Hv B * 1k H » j I ' >r ■ , THi * JrM • r itv a v t- !•>» e + o ■ R • U , i . . ¿ y tjM tL T H E “ ROBBIN’S N E S T / ' A. Robbins, Proprietor. An inviting hostelry, neat a n d provided w ith all the comfort-.. ' ' Reasonable rates, popular with the public. 1 Eveqrthmg grows in Sanfq/d. - Vegetation shoots£ jp m the ground at if,drawn by tome huge magnet, and races with ¡incredible speed to maturity. Babies) Yet, they Too, teem - - prolific, and croup and pneumonia and diph­ theria and the thousand and one olher ills that infantile flesh it heir to, apparently shun - them here. Bugs and insects) 'Yes, you'll find them alto during the summer months, about as thick as they gel in the north in our early and warm June days. Sleep undej a net, which you can procure for a trifle at any ‘ of the furnishing store*, and you'll never know they're around.' Pocket change) Yes,' that grows with rapidity likewise. Put your trous­ ers under lock end key at night, same at you do ia the north, -and you'll bq all right oo that score loo. Come do,wn and try it, any­ how. “ I Acn Taking Deep Imerest in My Husband's X "'Everything Grows j a . blonda." ,* , Wardrobe." . •. , '- s i:— ---------------- 1----------- '--------------------------------- * ------------- '', «OI. ,— __ I A Safe Investm ent. Invntmmt in Sanfoftl toil it safa and turt. Land it the bet! invettmenl lhal can be made. ''Remember ibere will never be another crop of land in the United Stalet." alK julltrr _ /_____ ¿ '• William /Jcpaqigi Bryan! “Real eitfle 'u the bett invettmenl for çnall saving»,.- More valurt than all, other cautet combined, Tc •peculate in t)pckt it dangegpus, but When you buy teal ettate you are buying an inherit­ ance.“ ■ . . Andrew Carnfegiet “The wile young man Or wage-earner of today invetlt hit money in real‘.*ttate.n 1 ' President /Theodore Rootevelt: “Every perton who invests in well telected real ettate in a growing'lection o f « protperout common- C h o ic e - TAKING IN T H E SICHTS. INCLUDING ■' * T H E "BIG BUGS/' Wonderful Ftjuttage, Flourishing* Vegetation Rapid Ripen­ ing, Active Living. An Apropti. Story of Irith tViL T bt'story of the trucking industry on the sub-irrigated lands at Sanford aoundt to much Ilka a fairy tale that I hesitate to talk, much lets write, about il.'- I am reminded of • story I have, beard of a rosy-cheeked young Irish girl who went west to cook.in a ranch­ man's fàmily, and at there were certain young ranchmen unembarrassed with family ties, Jennie was not long in getting to be mistress of a ranch for herself by marrying one of the young men. In due course of time, the told her husband that the bad. a brother in the old country who Would make a good man on tha farm, so Pat was sent for, and proved to Te all that was desired. When A Dwelling fust erected by more labor was needed, Jennie's husband . -, 'e s u o a r s ' "A* <}. W . V EN A B LE. ■»Led Pat if he had any more relatives that - ®NI!AD. would lika to come over and work for him. S N E R D & and Pat said, “Sura I hava.“ So it was ar­ CONTRACTORS ranged to hava Pat write to Mike and get Get our figures before you contract. Stone 8c Gov« Blockhim to coma over. After writing a letter foi for that purpose. Pal thought best to read it to Jennie, for approval, before trading. ' She was well pleased, until it came to ■ place where he said, “Ssrra, Mike, and wa hava , *6l»ts to ate three timea a week.” '- A t that point, fennie'a “ Irish" was up, and she wantad t o know why he should write such lias as that, when she gave him meal to eat twentyone tinea a week; and plenty of. it. Pat's*, reply was, "Sura, Jennie, that would never do; If I told him that, he would think I was lying, and wouldn't coma, at all, at «]}.“ A pTOminrnt real estate man, a few months _ ago, was showing a Staten Island celery grower the farms about Sanford, and was pointing out loma-nf lha pliwes where the I owners had cleared over $¿090100 per acre | on celery, also informing lha visitor that wu shipped three .cars per acre. Both statements seemed^ incredible to the gentleman .Tram Staten Island. Soon they came to a field that wm just ready to cut. and the viiitor was asked, to ezamine the crop, which ho.did with ihe air of a judge. Five' minutes later he turned to the first named gentleman and «claimed t 'My Cod I how do you get to much stuff to grow out oLAe'ground>'r Now that it the quctlion that all ‘WsffTo RESID EN CE O F D. L. T H R A S H E R have «plained. <nd I will answer it in this wayr First, the climate is idee! for truck growing. Second, the soil it just right, both for drainage and irrigation. Third, lha sul­ phur water from our artesian. Walls it just suited lot frill, emp dsvtlt ymsiM,- —Fourth: The Only Draw-Backs, as yel Discovered, in Florida R e a l .Estate For choice Real Estate at reason­ able prices you should see tW . . o r w rite to wooDRUfr i m '^H aving been a life-long resident (if this locality, he has fifed oppor­ tunity to select and to pick up the finest and most desirable lands to be found anyw here. . These lands are now on sal?. M r. W oodruff Is not an agent, but>owns his own lands. A ddress SETH W O O D R U FF “ Wa Have Seen All the Big Bugs Here.“ Sanford, Florida .- •'< '*•** ’ . • Theo. ¿M iller & Son \Hpuse Furnishing Goods , •J. Stoves, Crockery and "A * '' Glassware.' ^ a iljja p e r , P a in ts and' O ils. / W h ite an d N ew H oiite Sew ihg —M achines', ' - . * t *’: - i •' .i Edison P h o n o g ra p h s 'a n d R e c o rd s ./ />.'• . ‘ -v c z -'v Wholesale Dcilezz lri . , I ■■xas.» a G a so lin e .a n d K erosene. . EXTERIOR VIEW OF THE STORE OF MjLLER a SON J becoming independent, for;real ettate it the — batit'of all wealth." , - ’ Ea-PrrsiJenl Grover Cleveland!'“ No v> vettmenl on earth it to safe. tO sure, to cer lain to enrich Its owner at atfyvcjoped rtflty •1 always advise my friends to place their . savings in realty near, tome ‘growing city Thete it no such" savings ^anlc anywhere.“ the above conditions mean to a growing crop, and there it not doe in the country that hat .BOl »«»«‘hit crop suffer and often make only n a p a crop for the want of water at the proper time. We never suffer for water, neither do we suffer from loo much, because our tytlem of tiling, will carry off a til-inch mm Perfect Irrigation. ’* !W A . T . ROSS1TER, W IT H O T H E R S , IN O N E O F HIS C ELER Y FIELDS. any other crop, and the. fertilizer runs $90 to $170 an acre. About af good celery at I -eaw Iasi year was grown with less than $100 pee aert for fertilizer. This crop cost as follows per acre: 66.000 plants, @ 40c per M .............. $ 26.40 Marking land and setting in field ... 30.00 Cultivation , . . , , , , , , , , , , . 20.00 Fertilizer. $96 1 distributing tame, $ Ii^ o , * . . . . — . 11*| .00 Hauling bleaching boards and setting up 45.00 Cost of cutting, crates and putting in • 282.50 $514.90 m u M RS. M; M A R T IN , Proprietor Comfort Cottage. Organist at Church of the Holy Cross •,«- 11 mi M u.vip Ititi P~T| , k. ive acres it considered an average farm Sanford. The 'surveyor atcerUint the let! point on the tract, at which point the prerage depth at 'Whifh.jhe artesian water.can be obtained itj at stated elsewhere, about-one hundred feel; ■the well will cotl from seventy-five to. one hundred dollars. One well furnishes plenty of water to irrigate five acres of land. A large tile it usually laid along the highest side of the field. This is called the main, 'll is 6 in. to II in. in diameter, water tight, with pockets usually about thirty feet' apartf’lom these pockets three inch tile arq laid' across the field and into pockets on the oppo­ site side. By meant of the pockets in tha main, the water can be allowed to enter any <rr al| of the cross tile and by . meant of the podmU at tha o|Jpotile end, the flow can be stopped, thus causing the water to be ibtOrbed through the toil, or it may be let out’into tha open ditch at the pppotile tide of the field at the conditions reauire. By ihit meant aric. portion of the land may be irrigated.'at much. nishes the most perfect and economical method $897.60 In^s. vet tt- a n d $2.25 iwVrs make srer 1200 average number of. •ere. I he overage oL icrates per , IN T B R IO R O F M cLAULIN’S IBW •era for celery, on fields from ten to twenty Henry McLaulin, the Jeweler, is one ol the most.rali acres in pice, •• 600 dales, and at ona dollar per crate,would Lav» the grower $367.10 net (cud. He it an eaccllent watchmaker, aad.keeps an estri per acre, but we hifive, as yet. pot had a crop His line is equal to anything in theSouth. .Ha alto carri« cut glass and Pickard's hand painted China} average as low as a dollar a crate. 'Lettuce is s ' n tr k cheaper crop!' ws set from 27,000 to 30,000. per acre. The cost of growing plants .w, abouYlOc $125.00; coil of culling *ad haulm« to rwr 25c per hamper. An a hampers, and’ an average hamper, F. O . B., leavit sum of $J 90.00 per acre, Our spring crops are beans, com, tomatoes and cucumbers, wa tassa to twriectioo, rain or ■ , I kfiow o r » ' 15-acre farm, ft owners have cleared' over $20 two seasons. What it this fl “F aikzil “ ANOTHER NEW SPAPER. W o r d HeraJd.-R. J. Holly, publidc item newspaper vantine in the Gate Gl STORE, ; n ia thè >i. Uiily ol San. gwto-daie jewelry store, lot ol souvenir goods, Martin. . COM FORT C O T T A G E . one of the nicest and most home like placet to vest and enjoy, when one comet to SanfotJ, this paying nod most desirable*property tnul J be purchased.M «iy.lt figure, the lady whe ig lhal the would find a vacation and lre«xJom from confining duties beneficial and, for a pleasurable. The Iqcgtjoq and fine shade about the premises are most attractive. Mrs. ’ of the cui- ' ; P R A C T IC A L T E B A U M U R iT ' . A I J H L C I OSE o r A DAY*B_SHOOT ING ^ YftifL-flpportunity.^—•----- — H H f$^rr’|TÌII «celimi opimtiuntlMá^lwF Gelery'Avenue T h r i f t . - Celery »venue, is apptoprlstely named. Ôo ,-cuimg Vtftha.ol ibis truck land, but sf is be­ both sides of the avenue for three and a half ; The unlimited supply, of warn! .artesian ing pickaSti»Up very rabidly/ You can now miles out mgy be seen the -homes of pros. water, together, with the ’ perpetual sunihine. Serous celery grower, and g rattai-truck farmand the use of rommercial fertilizers, forces buy loll of 5 acre, and up at $100 to $)()0' m - .Egg plant, »ml »It k ^ ts of ««•station beyiood -the connwebrnrion rrpthose' per aera, a t i f rabroad .and*shipping ststions. vegetables can be successfully' raised at SanThesa prices w illile s b k Ufdrs another^Mr. who have not seen ¡1, and these are the ton-’ ditions that are making 'the Sanford District son. You cannot affordTò lose this oppor- .fordi-sh successfully that almost any norths farmee will hesitate before accepting as the garden spot of the world. ’’ lunily; if'yffu do t fi i'i c 'f fii it some one else1true «■a«« the icjviii rruai n«i reports oi of »hat has been done by will. ,■ •• • I truck fkrmoy around Sanford. { A SUCCESSFUL HUftT SANFORD COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. * * BBfflers o! T « ci Cola, Singer Ale, Soda aid Miaeral ^oter». Tbit Company was organized February 1st, 1938. with .Edward Kuauner, of PalaliiL 'ai President, and S. Runge as Secretary and Treasurer. They hava bougBlj^ke old established bottling burin ess of G. R. Calhoun, who now conducts a large fertilizer o a f crate materia! business at the tame stead. The new '' com},any being ctmfidcal of the sound and rapid |row ii of Sanford, at coca made «tensive improvements to the plsal. and their ever-increasing volume of business shows the correctness of their judgment ia having faith in Sanford’s rise. S. Runge, the resident manager, is no slrangsr to Oraagi e county, havipa redded near Orlando for number of years previous in 1902. For the has boas actively connected with tha C m t ompaisics of. Jacksonville and of Mac m. Ga.t whe ‘ i hat acquired fill the eaperience and business ihitjgnablea him to give to Sanford a lass establishment for the bottling of k . • * ig So the Ircroroclous success of ' botdsd Coca Cola as a drink in the South that the soda water in all its branches baa been elevated lo a higher plan« Tt*. «t-t i i - f hep-maktr hat been CELERY CULTURE. The celery crop at Sanford is usually planted about the middle of December and ia ready to market by the first or middle of March, after die Califoraia| crop it all con­ sumed and before, the Michigan cropTt even planted. The yield itAOO to 1,2QP crates per acre and the average price f. a. b. Sanford it about $1 £0 o«r crate, making an averags crop U in g J ljijQ per acre. The cost per $400, ,\ À Full a n d C om plete Line o f M etallic a n d W bod Burial G asket« a n d Coffins. Il Iriletta noi only fut* nf tekfihea. but ptoridss ■pglttcl HrsjmR, ) Nat to.grower^ ----- F U N E R A L D IR E C T O R S A N D ? per .acre clear. hlgh-tUM bitdnels men bas tiK T FO R NIM&OD AND ANGLER. ' In tbe viciaity ol Sanfosd it (he finest sport (or ALLIGATOR HUNTÿJÇi S a n f o r d C o c a COLA Do t t u n o Co. of this it lha enormous investment o f capital . Tbe Sanford Cora Cola Bottling Co. plant, it shoW'that Saniord is in I luring enterprises. sa y « avy city in the stale ia regard'to first-class maaufa: �Cc*rgc H. rmiM^rrsMtaf *f tic lu rl •( Trrte. Born in Boiton in 'i960. Came to Sanford id 1685 Cuuaty Communoner for «tx yean, ¡«Vice P in, of iheFirit National Bank of Sanford, President of the Sanford Telephone Co., and Secretary of the Sanford Light 6c Fuel Co. To NJr. Fetnald'i untiring energy and attentive diligence in re­ gard to affairs public,-!« due ntbch ol Sanford'* enviable reputation with the outride world, hlo inquiry hat been permitted to go neglectUUy unreplied to, no'publicity that vyat.invited a/iftr*emed prac­ tical hat remained unnoticed In hit ofT»cyvw$J no-lack ol paiqrtakiog hat prevented e right and properyvidcpeSbf-the alwayi cordial welcome that .’awaitr vitilon, prorpeetpr« a tf would-be tettleri of the pate Gtv, or Celery Delta. Mr. Feirnald’i enlerprite and public ipirit well fit him for the poiitioa of Pietident of the Board of Trade. Nor it any whit le*a of commend it ion due hit compatriot*, in th< it - " GlOttOI H, FIIIH^LO *• . % * The Geo. H. Fernold Hardware Co llenvy and Shelf Hardwares Doors, Sash and BHjids. Paints. QJLvind Glass. Builders’ Material, Crick, Lime, Cement, Plaster, Lath and Shingles/ .. T ’'Itim h ln g , S f o m a n d G o * F ittin g ,—T in -H o o fin g - a n d M f t x i t t f ' a r k . 1 Engines, Boilers and Pumps. Gasoline Engines and Pumping Outfits. Headquarters lor Irrlgallan Supplies, farming Taoli and Agricultural Imglemeols. r' W e are general rettlrn and IrOm from thore neral coolraclqtWnd cootractqrtand invite conerpondence horn (Tom intended tettleri ng^irrigtlion or Tletrft heating ¡mulled. Experienced workmen employed, Vjtl rtNNALD NACHVtE (HOPS AKD FOUNDRY K retpeclive tphere* of public doing and city'advancing. The gentlemen to rtaunchly atiuting, are Q, S. DERRY, jhe SfrreUyr, C..H. LfcFFLER, Special Referee, and Mea.tr. W. D .TfO LD EN rJ. N. WKNTn ER. and F. P. FORSTER, all ol whote portrait« appear elrewherc in thb . work. Either President. Sa^eUry,-dr any of the above named memberwwtil cheerfully'sntwet inquitirt regarding the advantages and pottibilitiei <Mthe remarkable city and lufroundingi whote altractivenet« are herewith, by J , E .f ’ace hat reaidcace and'gtoumlt that ate a perfect bower ol beauty. Situated qn Lake Monroe r J»ffont, tutrounded by park and thade and landrcapq > , aalf lai aUetching field« of lujuriant growth, it m L little wondev that whe* Howard Could rilTted ^ SanfonI he coveted the ideal wintering «pot.' Peo: |r*>lc undeutood very wi-Ul lin^»vrf. why Mr. Pace ■ refined the $100,000 that W»V. Gould offered ■ him. There are Elly acre« in a g)tdrn‘like ttatn ■ ol cultivation and the owner'« annual return« from] ■ Mine etc tomclhing approaching a «mall fortune.. I T h ete fifty cere« the pail teaton produced 125 H carloadt of vegetables,, principally celery and let' ■ luce. A glimpse of the attractiveneu of the place. ■ alto Mr Pace't warehouse amhinduttry are shown f hetegah. Mr. Pace with hit wife and ton, Edward Lane, have just been on an extensive trip, hom which they come beet mote then ever tal■ tried with Sanford,. Mr. Pace riiitoJ the Pacific • and all lhe'Califotnia, Oregon and W ashington region: while atbenl.* ^ " It will interest mtny to lo o w jfakk t-W/'iT. Dean, head book-keeper ritT*W kaa experimented with great tocc By scientifically growing time, TMt MJ6C WABeH6U*t «ffO YAHOS ‘ i . - f fi i i r~ it r ~ » n " 1.7m«. T ,'Crate Material, ¡Filing, CaTery Cirowert -Suf Etc. Broter (of aftd Cirbwe* of. Lettuce, *>«■* »- • 'Celery and Florida Vegetable«. 1 T ♦. * !>-1 1 M ttttM CC O f 4. I rW C t �Negro Life at Sanford The “ Nigger” Who Does the Work Tho Colored F olk a F a c to r in th e D ally A vooations A bout; th e Celery City. It 1». difficult to tee how Sanford could well get on without hrr negro population. True, tone are lazy and thiftier* and unre­ liable, but the majority, -we" believe. are aa industrious and trusty ai the othen are un­ accountable. Tltb negro it, clearly'.j^ hii proper ‘climate and sphere- of useful! ■ jhe south. There he should certain! ■* -and Dice he, can surely do best fc The common labor . of Sanford iH r perforated by colored people. In thy- heat of summer (hey ¿an endure what the white man cannot, and directed by the latter they are invaluable assistants, both at out and indoor work. One avenue of Sanford U given up to the “darkies.” On this street.^ apart and by themselves, some are shop-keepers, while othen are plying various Jine* of trade. They have their own schools and churches, and do not mingle with the vhtfes, except as business or sccyice brings theni*logether. From many points of view, the-northerner will find the negro an.interesting study.’ -------- ---- iput Sanford Crops. . - __ > The average yield per acre and what they sell fort Tomatoes, 300 crates. $2 per crate; sweet .potatoes, 200 bushels, 5ßc per bushel; Irish potatoes, 60_ barrels, $3,50. per barrel; eggplant. $350 to $800 per acre; ^ p p e n ^ $400 to $1,000 per acre; cucumbers $300 to. $600 per acre; strawberries, $500 tSH 1,000 per acre; celery, $600 to $1,500 per acre; string beans, $300 to $1,000 per acre. Ml Dreaaed up for Sunday . The Sanford System of Sub-irrigataion One of the most important features of tu tcestfyl soil-producing in the Celery Della it the proper comprehension and operation of the Sanford System of Sub-irrig'atioh.' Be- done without expense,' tKf only effort nerettary being to insert a stopper into the • box leading into the tile trough in the former anJ to withdraw it in the latter. • ,OW “ f “ CT " L *"r M * " Therefore, when the water supply is cut off ^ >J ^ 7°“ have ; perfect system of drainage. * t r‘’ . * *7 1 Hence, the two dangers to farming, too much •I gladly avail myself of your invitation to of too little w a lg j^ n rr.u n d tttn lu c .c o o lrs j.*” writ* a brUf article' ¿h~lKe Sanlord System Below it a- diagram showing the plan used'in of Sub-irrigation, because of- its effectiveness Sanford irrigated lands. ______ i and contequenLyaluc^ ln Jts-pasfae«H B ^(for-—— T, . if H ¡s’not perfect, we ate nolatyare of the v» Used With Artesian Inrater. imperfection) it i* an evolution,.the result of > ■ ' many experiments 1 r ' We “Clearing ’ob de Land” ' j *T. dc Cook; I Is“ Bo1 *now *"• v*'ue °* 'h" i , / , , . , „ when applied to other soils and in other lo. T ne "<**. waf adv^ficed by the late Rev. cations-where water ia scarce and eapentive, T-. ;yv» " / > « • in practice by him -Here we hive w„ ir ¡n p , . , «bunon on« of our stcafts"to lay the dust, where dance. „ j , f ltr jb e Well it driven and plant he used an mverffd V'shaped trough, under ¡n, u ||ed. our ¡„¡g.tion cosU' us nothing f u r . ' ' which a stream u( water from an artesian well «|,er requires little or no watching and the was allowed to run. ..The water saturated tho j>|,n| j, permanent'and needs no repairs. • . . ground below and was bruuglil to the surface - i . • by capillary attraction, perfectly accomplish- — " j 1" '"is system our trucking interests are , ing his purpose i f keeping the street damp rapidly .developing became we are not only hut not loo wet. - j —assured ol a crop, having practical control of ---- ---- :— :------------- ------- —■— ■-■-the-sytiter-supply, but barring unusual coldrjThe plan was adopted to it iur c*l**7i c«n count with accuracy the lime of maturity and other truck farms. I ile/ lubstituletf af crop wben planting and thus have crop fdy wooden troughs, drain on the market -when- detiicd- - J he- yield in into which the tile -emptied, quantity is marvelous a‘n d w|he quality fine. fcft'system of drainage'ai t C ut principal (rop is celery. Thé further developments consist in such ac cessories as water mains o l’ any cheap maWe are beginning to grow other crops • lerial, as cbntrete, sewer pipe. etc- , from so far, have perfectly succeeded. We are; ~ which, water is turned into each row ol hi« l'oie! «tough to challenge any place on earth • 'as drsired. through a standpipe or box. *° *b°w I'k* '« “lit w'<h 0«.«. and .will gladly ' furnish (acts and figures- to make .good our v H o W l o g e t R e .u ll* i‘ V tUin‘- Ou, system is a. W f ic i.l to field ° ”, crops as truck, and by it large, yields of hsy '-To ensble one to ciuickly wet the landjrven aretgkrn from our fields as early as May. •* to the extent of ponding the surface, we em- leavipg ample time lor growing soil crops, ploywhat is known as slop-boxes or pockets, like cow Beat and begger weed’ to enrich nesr the lower end ol the tils at the drain ihe ground. The practical mind- at once ditch, gnd by plugging the tile in the sfop-' grasp« these Advantages. w . •, ,_ . box. very quickly gel the Isitd wet enough" for . , . , any jturpose; such, for ipslance, as Irani. A a O lu O I ia i A d v a n t a g e * . planting any of our crops. For the best r«j- i |n «ddilirn to ■thç iû v e . the tile chains suits the lind should be neatly level. If it c«lry warmth and air, or rallier‘warm air, to. is not,- the rows of 3-inch tile, ji5 feel apart, roots of growing crops and wonderfully - should U 'p u t in -_paiall»l wilh-lh|»lop«. f stimulatr and quicken tbslr growth. More; jT that_.the .lower -end should lie only .'a few ib«n this, with; our . artesian water-thus apincjitt lo ihc I00 'jr»rdi lower thin ,p!i«l, We #h*ve grown ihc time crop* on l U " the water is turned in; the water fupply being »«mf ground for a dozen jrrars, with most at the Highest point and ' by- gravity running gratifying results. y / . through the entire system, and discharging into the drainage d.tch .1 the lowAL , Twrn,y W '•« ° !hf. '«7 at night and tried to devise a practical plan . The supply of 'water can lie regulated so of sub-irrigation to avoid the scalding effects as lo irrigate the.'fntire field simultaneously, of the hot sun on the saturated earth.*which . or confined to a «ingle tow of tile or as many makes Irurit growing in our southern «limai* as desiryd. Hen-lr. w'tS perfect safety in the so uncertain. And loi it has worked out , ' same field, can'bé' grown' a variety of^crops, among his neighbors on a Kale so Urge as to though some may require a very wet soil and eclipse hisrfondeit dreams. others the contrary. — ^"These dreams never contemplated- tha comTo further illustrate the ease «ùlk..which prrbrnsive. \n d effective drainage, which, the water supply is controlled, one might have while incident lo tub-irrigation is really of a crop grrfwiftgwhfre j« i, desirable lo keep paramount importance. The importance of the ground comparatively dry. ^rhi|ev On the. tile drainage is well known, but ! would urge adjoining plot -it n*"d«1 he necessary to salues its inf^W ncr even where it can not he -irrigation. “Here’s y er Hoss, Bring ’long dal TCatwmlïUon ” Home, Sweet "Home’ P ic ilo fc d ra p g ta Watching, foe Bra I SUB IR R IC À lfcw D IG R A M - ¿ - i '¡¿A rahw C - pockets 1) j-la . tllc Ready to fo “ a co’tln’ ’ Plcklflf, but pot Oranges XV -l �H i , K - 1 ■■ V » JQ I: k W . T . JO H tfS . W. T . John* i* a Tentlmccaa. but ha* been in Florida for twenty-kv* year*. H r cam« her* with tha ear!/ Mttlen and made (or himielf a nice budded grove on loath ode ol Lake Haiti*, but the (recta dritroyed »«me. He then' rtaxted new Ip Lakeland, where he met with niece**, and later cam« to Sanford, where ha u proprietor of the Lunch Room in the Depot, and it alio dealing in land*. He ha* been venr fortunate in hi* iareatmeat*. He i* alto the Opera Houaa manager and keep* the public tupplied with amuaement*. La*t year he built a beautiful reaidence. r WALTER- SCHUGHTV Surreyor ana Draughtunan Surveyor Walter Schuchl i* among tha ever in a cartful, coaipetent and obliging workman. Much of the lurveyiag and level-taking. at>out the City and Celery Delta have been performed by him, and all in highly (alblactory manner. Tean of etpcrieace and paimtaking have endowed him with the eaaential» of a good turvayor, and hi* line* and level* aland the te* of lime. Levelling (or *ub.irrigation, a very important thing in preparing the anetian watered land* for *uccea*fut crop growing, u one of thq *paci»lue* of Mr. Schuchl i work. When accuracy and promptoiaa art. urgent. Surveyor Schucht will be found to ekactly meet tha requirement*. Hit office it in the Welborn'fc¡lock, 'corner entrance, firii floor, V *. • .' " • y ■>-., jr ' ....G r o c e r ie s , H a y , G r a in a n d P r o d u c e . F l n a S h o e s , r is ably assisted by hit ton, Deane Turner, who, like hit father, it a careful and capable butinets man ARKHAM *> [( l> - « if " . 1!. • PA RK (HEIGHTS) ; X ^ S ftO F N E /4 I . 1 5, 1 ' - m VO . \ SEC.36 ; O r ó n A ? J jx r e * \ ^ 70 7° i % \ JOHNS' RaSIDCtykK t. r r Sanford har 'numeroui faclorir», dry guodt, bourn, hardware arid thoe'-tjorr*, bank*, pho* ; lograph gallerie*-* and a ntwipyptr,' .The Chronicle. It hq*w*n enlrrpriiiltf. cla»i of . huiinet* men who will be 'glad to have you' come to their rjily, where-you svtH find «pfeg-. ' did oppoMunrticy. for money„makinj^-' he Celery Cityjhk» one ^ pi the - fifiett p\tlr|ic ' ‘ vhooli in if and the edura'icnahwork of the city i* ia (be hand» of cotnpclrrft'men and vvorirttp- iChurch and *chool are working •Irrnuouily lot ll»r mrlpal and ipiritual welfarg* of tbr'pfycc>. N^grlv every denomina. . lien' it repretenladt attuRrl hat a Vtuttxbcr of ' ‘reading and influential lodge*. In fact, Sanford, in thete'padlculan, .» like any up*to* - date city. * You-w illfm d there £ubile~i£trtr and every provnion for the vartSui tngiin*' mAnlt of a civilited citiaenihip. \ W.JJOMKS OffttUS ,, -s ■ 1 u vt a : < i~ < N ' Thriving Up-to-date Sanford A.M.GARNER wto -a "a » ^ . : . -w - . X. 7o ■» •* fARK JhuENUr. BHOWINO H TI9.S.R.30E . - ? V» - 2L . _ 2 U '{ J ê n ï w L J l v e • i.<i à * H4 •rvs 5 7* % 7C > .* 0 ^ M ty V . ' *• > 1 S' ¿ t 'l ' ■ ¿¿à — — - t -h t i t-« kî % *. . S<r- •-' rt *1 K - r* . ^ Qr în s mr~' __ Markham Parle. Heights, Sanford, Florida Is a beautiful suburban division of Sanford, located le bluff lis prettily located for gentle blun overlooking thé the city? It Us tor nice homes. T h e lots a re large, and are; offered very cheap and on easy terms, with­ out interest. P ric e s range from $ 1 5 0 .0 0 to $250.00, five-per cent of 'rrC purchase price in cash, 4nd ^ 5 . 0 0 'per month.. - , A d d re ss W , T . J O H ^ S V nd N . H . G A R N E R , O w n e rs. - , IgtareiO h r thi* county to which ■he, haa .desutajJ milieh of hit jijne. r. ** • . Sanford, having tuch. tplcndid natural-ad­ Previou* to comipg to Florida Mr. Davit vantage* of tail, climate and -water tranipor- STa* connected with the turveying corp* of tation, and tha be»t railroad.facilitie* of any the Sanborn-‘Map Co., of hlcw York, wa* (own in the Cl*te wilh the »ingle e i<rplum alio fpr a number j f year* in thw United o f . JaSS£^tviluk^*lill Hived* many ■ thing»,. I miI S lalet'foflnrtrtng fl^ ia tiiMBi at WaaldSjfrc -AaMySaenfj^RJ wonftn, with or wimoul loru D. C„ and *ince coming to Sanford He ojler* employment to five, hun­ dred labdfff* un h tt ll tmt Shtl in her farm pratrnl hat leverai .'large' 'd imporlant con development, and will nr*d twice, a» many tract*-in hii'line in this < more neat year. Men have come here ai laborer* and acquired a home and good farm ' in two or I h n l year», and the tame oppor­ tunity await*.every energetic man who Will make the efloit. And the man who'l^tor* i* -"ai much wanted and i* a* much reipacled a* the ^nan -wjio bring* money with him. Needs of .Sanford L and-Ate lues .jif f it Stpford. thorough date of cultivation, •ell* for ^750.00 , to $2.000150 per ncre.’ Unimproved land*, ^wilh timber Handing, ate »old at froid $75.00 • to $500.00, per acre, according to quality ^ f l»gd and neamei* to .trantportation.* SA N FO R D ICE A N D W A T E R P L A N T Saqford Ice ond Water 6 f % i p a n y manufactures icc from pure distilled water.. The plant is the most modem, up-to-date and well-equipped in the State. Cold storage it among the features of this in­ valuable institution. .The latter department is ip connection with the ice manufacturing industry.' Xhe residents of Sanford are fortunate in {laving such an excellent and indispensable enterprise in their midst operations only a few months since, turning out its first product February 10. 1908. fbe factory began U it-the head of the enterprise. or Forrest J . A. DAVIS Mr. Dakit came to Sanford May lit, 1907, and *iqcc. that time ha* in every way proven a worthy, iaduttriou* and public tpiriled citiien, having always at bcat.1 the interou of ^ Ihe Celery City. |J ( ia a talented muiician. leading the Sanford Orcheitra. and ••. an Alive member of the Sanford Band. Ha i*. popular tocially and in the butine** world, and hr*-congenial perwmalrtie» have won bim_ many friend*. Mr. D»yit Kât celery f*rra |._A . DAVIS City Engineer ul SinlofJ. floiij» �S A N F O R D , T H E G TE CITY, F L O R ID A JAMES C. HIGGINS leasure by the many acquaintances and friends st Line: It is ft blight example of good parent­ age begetting good children. Whether the prolific soil and celestial cKmate-of an Eden-like South have augfit to do with this combination of numbers and goodness, is perhaps debatable, but1certain it is that .fftthe^atd mother and offspring have abundant cause for mutual pride in and of onq another. Superin­ tendent Higgins has for twenty-two years held positions of trust and responsibility with theAAtlantic Coast Line Railway. qp\ S u p t . J a ». C. H io q in s a n d F a m i l y a il w a y S t a t io n U n io n P a b s e n o k r S t a t io n O H N .S .R ,^ ie-of th e ' HWii» lunch counter is situated' at the’ / biesi places in the South l o g i t ' a hice**E5f esee g rnce. •Don't j a il tg lir .it ^ hn i y o ù jv ffc In gn th c ^ iftiiw ^ f t^ jo h n i lú j 8 to the pitbl ic wants’.fo r;leVèn ÿ H ri arid fyllyûriclm tàrtds1 the business. f l \ lu n i r '. 1 •,**-.JR K •* * y PP A t l a n t i c 'C o a »Y L in k F r iio m t Y a b ^ s N e w E x p r e s s B u ild in g T he Atlantic,Coast Line is to ere<?f a new 'express building adjoining-the freight depot. T he building is to be constructed on the vacant lot between the freight dfpot and First, street, and is. to* be'completed for the fall' crop. T he present express office- is to be used as a freight depot by the A. C L. . Another 'Machine 8f)0P ’ ^ J f AlLWQAQ T r a c k s ■ *k' • ■ J* r Keeley & Pagenhart have awarded the contract for building a new machine shop to-finea’d Venable. It is being built on a site between A E. H ill's and peprge Fernald’s shops. W ork on it is being rushed. �» HE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SANFORD was organized iri) 1887, with Frederic H. Rand, President, and F. P. Forster, _CasHier, and these two gentlemen have continued to direct the affairs of the bank ever since. Always conservative, it has stood the test of disastrous freezes and financial panics without a tremor. Standing always for safety and a solid foundation for values, it has been a tower of strength to this » • .. > . - ! section of the country when all values Were at the lowest ebb. • * * ^ . 1 1 ' With the coming of a^ntiw order of things, the First National is proving itself worthy of the opportunity. New vaults have been built, /fne; banking room-has been more than doubled* in size, and contracts have been let for new fixtures throughout, togemer w ith a complete1'Tenovation of the banking house, including^ an exterior finish of w hite Georgia marble. This is athn line with the wonderful growth and progress of Sanford and vicinity during the last few years, since the town has become the center of the greatest celery and trucking industry of the country,. FIRST NATIONAL BA N ieOF SANFORD First National aUorial in OrangpGofltity, ween lational bank protection means a great .deal to -depositors. ' The U. S. Government is making the word “National” aection^with-a bank synonymous with Safety. An expert examiner is sent twice a year to inspect the business. m.es ? year a 8Wom report of the bank’s condition has to be sent to the Comptroller at Washington. frh,*ycl\ a record back of it and such a system of superviiriwn. and «w .?tvJ this part of tjjp state as officers and directors, there can be no safer place in which to deposit. ; - * • /e solicit the business of all whoebme to Sanford, arid assure each and every one of the most- accurate, prompt and us service. We have served the public acceptably and safely for the past twenty years, and we feel that these facts, prth, deserve the consideration of every man, w6man or child who has, or contemplates having, a bank account.' V r * - f i• , FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SANFORD. ' * FREDERIC ' ^ DIRECTpRS: . - : RAND. GEO. H. FERNALD F. P, FORSfER S. ©.CHASE ; B.R.SWOOPE > F R E D E R IC H . R A N D . Pré». G E O . H . FE R N A L D .-V ioe P re* ’ F . P . F O R S T E R . Cwhier. B. F. W H IT N E R . JR .. A » i. C«»h*er. �Is the matter of an investment in the Stanford Celery D elta Ü J OU cannot have perused the preceding V U ijiji Y .* J* j* ¡ur advantages be known. This done, we can e public from buying. ; / ,,» • <f•^ , If you,are not satisfied with the information you have, any other. There write ils and we will gladly supply you with every detail of exists no such combination of conditions so suitable to the the situation to the best of our ability. If you have^decided * "* ’ ' • wealth, health, comfort and happiness of mankind as we have that this is the place for you, then come and see us. * Our here. Are you coming to be one of us? If you are a good office is always* open, our automobiles always ready, and citizen and want to live among good people, we want you our4ime and hospitality free. We will not urge you to buy to tome. However, we are not-hunting for homeseekers ~:and you will be under no obligation to us if you do not buy. itnd investors with seqrch warrants; Our proposition~ap^eal^--- Our property'dioes not require superior salesmanship ; it sells to, everyone who knows about it, and we are interested only " itself UNI : A vt. Thi? little.map gives yoi^the situation. It shows how * the ploty, to a dense growth of palmetto, oak'and olfer our lands arcydocatedr /Lying between Lakes Jessup and' woods.“ We guarantee strong artesian flowing wells on all M b n r o L C j K ^ ^ a r e - ^ o U ^ S l i r o m - b n a ^ H L u ?_ frflrtfu h y th * ■ •*. rn st O u r l.nnrfc .w^jpm. waters pRlhese b e a i u l i f 7^* Ihe best, our prices. the lowest, and our terms the e a si^ W6‘have a variety of^ lanckfc' tagging from prairie,-on and any business intrusted to us will be looked after ip a which there is not a tTee or a stump or root to interfere with careful, courteous, and business-like manner, r W E L B O R 'N SANFORD, B L O C K FLORIDA ��•. — l7*'* i . . * - y* • ■ • * - ........i n VE PAGES -P a rt 2 P a g e s 9 to 12 t no<.%. NumbcJ I /A / S A N F O R O — L//b /« IVort/i Living SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 9 2 . 1908 F irst Y ear body. • It measured nearly eight fedt In Putnam —11. A. B. MacKenzie. Palalka; was- an “old timer." Just s r jn n ib B r n ; T s i n i i r r . ^ ---------------some tim e tafore that Mr. Martin and Ins S anta Rosa—E. V. McCasklll, BkdTbrother, Mr. II. E. Martin, caught a big Sjitings; A. J. Pendón, Óak Grove. The General News of “The Land alligator winch weighs six hundred (»oumls, C o m p i r l e Lisi o f M e m b e r s o f St. Johns—W.<A- MneWlllimns, Sir Au­ The Leasing of Convicts to the .of Flowers” measures eleven feet and ten Inches and Next Legislature. Higlicst Bidder. gustine; C. J . DuPont. Matanzas..* 7 iy n in e feet aroujul the body. The mons­ St. Lucie—W. R. Hardee. Jensen. ter looks its big us it horse, especially SmnterfiJicGlem i Terrell, BuBmell. CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS when he puffs himself up. His captors THREE NEW SENATORS CHOSEN ' .•Suwannee—L. E. Rolrorsou, Live Oak; PRACTICE CONSIDERED INHUMAN * ♦ » feed him on gophers and terrapins. Mr. George W. Dempsey, Ejlavllle. Taylor—W. T. Casli,-i’eftV. A* Relic o f B a rb a rism —Un-Autcrlcf An Epitom e o f th e W eek’s M ost fm- Lewis says that ho will crush n bjg gopli- llold-Ovcr S c n u to rs Are Tifose From yr.tho same ns a sugar mill will crush a Volusia—Jam es E. Alexander, Detaiu); U n ch ristlan llk c and Unholy, p o rto n t H appenings In th e tlie Even Num bered Dis­ a stalk of cane. H c w ili.ta shipped to Mncoil Tlipriiton, Ormond. F rom S p irit o f H um anity. S ta te ’s Domoln. tric ts . 7 1 . some parlies in Chicag6. Wnkullu—W aiter L. Page, Wakulla. When tlie convict lease system was u n ­ Si. Petersburg lyta just voted SI¿.000 T au .aiiasskL, F la— Muny reipiests Iiave Walton—J.-F, Riebtaurg, jaiurcl Hill. Stockmen in ninny of. |h<> southern courtder discussion in the Georgia legislature bonds Tor putting down cross walks and lies of Florida say th at they will ask for been received by Mr. (roorge W. F latar of Wiishington—R. I- McKenzie, Pnnniun last week the Hon. Senb Wright gave u t-' extending tho water system. . _________. «♦* ternnee* to the following eloquent nnd the passage of u law at tho next session DeLnnd, seerg|Qry of the state democratic, City. The Everglades Sugar Co. have 100 imwv of tho legislature protbctlng the alligator executive Aimnilttee of Florida, for 0 list forceful language, -says the Kissimmee at work preparing lands for a big cane Quaint Quibbles fro m Sis H opkins from slnuglitcr. T hey cinim, and wo think of members ob th o ’next legislature,'nomi­ t * • Gazette: plantation nt Ft. Lnuderdalo on the East nated in die recent primaries, nnd wli(*> I 11 liidinuu, Uncle Tom still draws like with reason, thnt in the days when the "From tlie pinnacle of fifty years’expe­ Coast. . . . • alligator wag* numerous in the range, that will lie elected in the general election a hanging. rience in iHiblic nnd |irivnte life, I repeat Some men-are mighty companionable— G. R. Croft, a grower and buyer', of they kept holes or doves tlug out in the next November. Herewith is given n today wlint tlie Man of Galilee said nine­ Winter Garden, estim ates the coming or­ ponds which alwnys, even In the very complete list of nil members of tlie state when not nt home. teen hundred years ago: T h e love of ange crop at 3,000,000 boxes. He says dryest seasons; nfTonlcd water for cattle. senate nnd house of representatives. Castlc&.in tliu nir Iiave oncndvaulnge— money is die root of all evil,' said lie. Stute Senators they n re jio t tnxahlo.. the fruit will be of line quality. _ Also, thnt tliC Block range is being ruined "If tlie people of this great republic of District i - J . II. U. Miller, Milligan. ' Some plays are u "scream," on aceounl Daytona is to huve n $ 4 2,000 brick by the constant burning of the marshes tlie west (ire fast becoming n race of gam ­ District 2—John S. Beard) Pensacola. of the pnin they occasion. public school building with tile roof, twelvo uixl woods by fires set out by hlligator blers—behind dlls deadly passion is the District 3—William F. Flournoy, DcFu* When h woman limits 11 man, .nail n study rooms, four limitation rooms, labor­ hunters who Imvc no interest In cattle, niak lust of irloncy.- 7 Springs. man hunts l\ bint, both use pa’wdcr. atories and nn auditorium estim ated to n n d 'jrtan y of them little Interest in the "If the powerful liquor interest controll­ District 4—T|icop West, Marianna. Wlint a man doscnV know uboutf Ids seat 75d. Thu building is to be .steam general welfare of the country.—llraidening today our national, and largely our District 5—R. F. Horsford, Coe Mills. friends—lie finds out from Ids wife. . heated and the basem ent furnishes room town Journal. state and city ftfivernments, is destroying District 0 —Jam es E. Broome,-Quincy. Ma says two of a-kind makes ono pair; for a gymnasium for-,boys and one for our citizenship, corrupting our- social nnd District 7—b. H. Sloan, I-ukcluud. • but each must t a girls. ^ 7 — ; ;• NEXT ORANGE CROP ESTIMATED District 8—John W. Henderson, Tnlla- ind.fur n pair to t a happy, lioUtlcal life—behind it is the love o f ' •«. money, Arcadia Clinmplon:—It is stated, by _________ / linssee. Ma says n g cu tlcim m ia .a 'n ian -jy h fe ia one who knows, thnt struwberrics can be L arg er C rpps F x n c c trd l-T hr._ Quality — District 0 —(icoigc W. Dayton. Dade, as ppjile to his family ns ho is to tofnl /uillions of Am erican children nre exuslied grown in Florida a t a cost of from $100 to Gity. ----- "T" ' P ro m ise s lo be Fine. strn'nftersl. * _ lienenth tlie rumbling -wheels of modem $128 nil acre and th at nn acre will |iroThe Florida Ornngo Growers Company District 10—G; L. I^-ggctt, Green, If some men nre nB mean-ns their wives duce $400 to $1,000 worth of tarries. has issued the following circular letter: District II—IXmuld C, McMullen, Tuni|>n. say they arc, they wouldn't t a fit to us- industrialism—behind it -is diu lust of money. Looks like DySoto county might at Idast After tlie most careful estim ate it is District 12—E. L Cottrell, Old Town. Bociutc with. ^ "If, iiv Georgia, our convict lensc camps furnish Curtióme market, but we never (xissible to maku this early in tho season, District 13—F. M. Hudson, MintnL Pansy Honchond is so thin that sheuseit are turning out, as gallant Bob Alston d e­ liavc. . bused on rfeixirts from tlie growers themDistrict 14—F. P. Cofle, Lake City. tier elbow for a can-opener anil when slie clared thirty years ago, tho offspring of selvtTs und personal observation we ore District 15—A. Z. Adkins, Starke. fr- The sawmill m en of south Florida linvc smiles tier face disnpiienrs. fVwVict guard u n d convict woman; if the District 10—T. S. D a^s, Feriiuiidiua. advanced tiro price of lu iqta^fifteen per compelled to conclude that tlie present A {xetty girl in a street car nlvcays shrieks, of helpless Victims of coiugct District 17—J. B. Jidmson, Live Oak. cent over the ruling prices for the past crop of-oranges will not exceed last sea­ thinks the .men lire trying fb flirt With ■guards ring out fram tho llldiy pens of the District 18—11. II. Buckinnu, Jackson­ her—,nnd slio-is generidly rlglit. year. They give a s a reason for tho. ad ­ son’s croji by over live |>er cent, and It system; if viijiohs of tlie maimed and tho . vance Grot prices had declined forty per jnny ta .n s inudi us live j»er cent smaller. ville. Pn says it seems th at tiro man who bruised nnd the dead pass before in hor­ cent since the beginning oTlho late panic Of course, the ruins nnd jircvuleucc of District 10—L. G. Massey, Orlnndo. can’t'run n peanut stand nnd breakeven, rible succession through the long year» of District 2 0 —D.1I. Baker,-Orange Home. and.they were losing’ m oney*at* ruling storms nre factors which m ay change tlie is tlie one wlio njwnys 'w ants tb run the die (Hist—behind it nil is tlie lust, totul crop. * , prices.. . •■ District 2I—J. A. Williams. Ce<lnr Key. goverment. , ¿dopey. ’ '*> • '*District 22—William M. Girardeau, MouTlie grapefruit crop m ay t a oac-tliird Lust year an experiment was mode - nt dijs mad] brutal, yrinilnnl race-for t l c e U a * '— *. , larger than lust season, it being hnixissiblu Laurel HIH of Bermuda onions With sdcli M-A ^District 23—I. Nv Withers, Lady I-nke. KISSIMMEE WANTS NEW. ROAD dollars th c afilhte feuds-rund behind tlie Hue results that several farm ers have be- to accurately estim ate graiiefruit as early state is the rich, conscienceless lessee,, *Dis\ri*t 24—W." Ilbht Harris. Key West. .runic interested and will plnnt nn expert-, in the season as oruuges, and tlie grajK!District 2 5 —Duel Cook. Chlpley. C llO ehs Will M ake «./D eLerm lacd ED with |ii 8 paid lawyers ami political ugcul£, lucfttolfpatch this .season. If n success fnilt never having been kept separate b y andTnSt, lira wliipping*boss,'widi bloMy •-f. c District 20— E. S. Crlll, Palutka. 1 Fort to S e c u re The S. and E. R. R. "tills season, u 'n u n ita r of acres will be lit .tlie transportation lined. lnsli in hbnd, nhd tlie prize for Whlcli they The ipiulityof both oranges nnd gru|icDistrict 27—Joseph H. Humphreys, Ilraplanting next following' year nnd land Tlic./olloVtin^-frnm the Kissimmee Gu­ ull contend is dollnrsl dollarsl dollarsl ^ will lie higli. Thu experiment tills year froit promises tii be ns fine as Florida ever dentown. zel te shows th at tlie cntcr|iri 8ing people 1 ‘'Oil, representatives of tlie ixioplei Let • ; t District 28—Frank W. Sams, New Smyr­ o f thnt city will iiiukc 11 coiiuerltsl effort sh o w ed n -y icid u tT m eo f 300. bushels per produced. -..L.Vi ’. . i -■ us-lfcstroy today lids thing which has na. ' Last year's crop made h total of 3,100,to iinve tlie proposed Sanford *nnd Everacre and they have-kept in nn -Ordinary pursed us anil shnmed us us no other ihlhg .District 20—W. E. Biikcr, Melrose._ _ 'gludus .Railroad p ass•through Klsaiiam cc: potatoJhouse all through the summer wlth- 0 0 3 boxes of both oranges an d grapefruit, has done. ~— *T“ *r— f V»’-‘--------District 3 0 —W. H. H. McLeod, Jasper. • There is notliirig . to t a compared to n of which it is safe lo estim ate, th at one«Out n rotten onion. If your 'Iiave. not tlie courage ymirsel ved District 31—L. W. Zim, St. Augustine. „ fifth was graiiefruit,' but was tlie poorest railroad for building a city, for it ryot otily Orlando Sentinel:—One'hundred bushels strike doym the .unholy thing, t t a (1> in iil District 32—li. 1!. McCreary, Gainesville. oi>cns up a new line of Industry n n d -e n - to fruit ever grown in tlie state; besides, in ^ per acre is-w hat. Mr. I. P. Wincgord of ic name of virtue and intelligence of the many crises tho summer fruit wus packed House of Representatives hnnees |iroi>crty vuliiei, but iMits a town "ToTiTTOkii* estim ates Ills corn crop will Alachua—Syd L. Carter, Guinesvillc; T. in immediate touch with new nnd unde* stale, 1 dem and th at you submit did ques­ in with tlie regular crop while it wus'toq yield him. - Ho brought two stalks to the green to cut. Poke,.Santa Fe.______ ____________ ,__ ' vcloped territory and adds lurgeiy'to its tion to th e sovereign^ people of Georgia, -SeiilineTofltaron-StHurday-morning,- ono iyid as sure es God tlv fiu h ey will settle H.T D akeT -J. L Kelly, Maccleuny. ^ .Notwithstanding the * panic and every business field, thereforeM heupportunlt/io , measuring 14 nnd tlie other 12 feet, hav­ forever fit the spirit of righteousness, hit-' * other intluence that mpy exist, if tlie fruit jBrailfurd—I- I). Wall, Stnrke; .Earnest acqiro a new highway sliould never t a ing sc ven. large ears on the two. Thl* inanity uud brotherhood." Knight, Lake Uatlcr. aff is well distributed, honestly nnd intelli­ overlooked or let pass. corn was growing on bottom lund, one Tfow well the. sumo applies to Florida, BrevartL—R..D. Stewart. . ; ■ Of course, we would naturally expect gently marketed, there is no reason what­ ' plowing, no hoeing: 500 pounds fertilizer for the sam e iniquitous praedee, of lous­ Calhoun—E. S. Fortner, Clarksville. ever that good oranges should not tiring that, a railroad runniniUfrom Sanford, to ing convicts to the higlicst bidder prevails , per aero; rows 100 feet jong; hills 3 feet Citrus—E. S. Crane, Citroncllc. $2 or more 11 ta x f. o. b.; and grapefruit Lake Okeechobee, would puss through Kis­ ’npart; averaging 180 ears to- tlie row, in Uils stale. As yct.lhcro hus not come Clny—Charles Conway, Middleburg. $3 a box f. o. b. simmee, for here it would junction with wliiifjHs claimed will slicll out 100 bush\ ',*.1 Columbia—John W. Hatcher, Luke City: three oilier line* of railway and the stcum- into die limelight a m an strong enough to. The crop is several weeks earlier this ■'A ‘els per ocre. » champion die cause-jpf tlie-' unfortunates, year than last, and there is but very little Jam es U. Hodges, Jjike City. boula plying die waters from tills city to but l l is to ta lto p e d thnt die nextlcgisln• ■ : r Kissimmee is forging alicud nt a rapid summer fruit in the state—two factors that Dade—George O. Butler, Miami. tlie Gulf, but we must not t a too certain, tur</wjl| contain one wild will father a pace. Last week a Hoard of Trade was worked greatly to tlie detrim ent of lust DcSoto—J.J1. Brown, Arcadia. for railroads liavu been known to take Duval—I. L. Farris, Jacksonville; Fxpnk very peculiar turns, und any negligence in mq/isuru- putting up e n d ' to die inhum an organized .with u strong membership, com­ year's crop. practices Indulged in by the convict les­ prising all tlie . prominent citizens of the * \- * ; Tlie Florida Ornngo Growers’ Company E. Cliasc, Jacksonville. ’ this m atter on the |mrl of our citizens sees ;aiid guards. ScntrW right Bpnko 0 town. Thh Guzelté is doing ltd full share Js prepared to stdl the crops oT its stock­ Eècàinbla—John P. Stokes, Pensacola; might, be .the cause of tills line ijptng liaruble wlien he sold, "behind ft ail is die in awakening the people to greater a d ­ holders and will begin tlie execution of its C. L. Wiggin, Pine Barren. , through our pounty by some ollic'r route, lust of m tney," vancement. and in its last issue proposes plans early in Scplcmtjer. Franjriin—EL R- L. Moore, Carrabe! q therefore urge upon our citizens tlie Gadsden—P-N.-W. Mhhnlîÿ, Gretna; a system of locks nnd iirteiinn wells tn‘ If growers’ wish to get lhq, nliOve prices of a t unco taking this m atter ItO R ID A iA S T AND fU T W I E • Lllfllac till!«waterways thcicubhiiu that nll- fyrtlTeir Jrttit*Hnd-wish to m ake orange S h eppud, Greensboro.^ icver eease their labors untit die *■ ,w. Hamilton-^L- C. Register, Xvoca; . the-year-round navigation ’ of thy |nkW, groWing profitable to tlie grower, Sliqri tta y r i « c laid Uirough our city limits. cqpritg and rIvors to ukeediolM :\ pnfT Dl\lst tacMiie stockiiolders in the-company Llyri^at, ^ Id t» ÿprltypL • • From die character of tliosc who have Solom on W iscinun C ontrU m tcs un Heriiaiidd-^-T.'T-.'boTnger.BrookBvillr. tehee to tiro Gulf m ay be maintained.- and must iJifst themselves by intending te re s tln g A rticle t o R e p o rte r-S ta r undertaken tlie enterprise it IssafO to say Hillslturo—John S. Tnylor. I-argo: I). F. it will t a a success, and Kissimmee is en- * Florida, as Art emus Ward would have A Y. M. C. A. is also proposed. the nnnual stockholders' meeting a t TumPuttishall. Plunt'City. dtled to and must , receive her full shnre. put it, has u great future behind her, thnt ' Turn pa Times:—The Interstate commerce ya on August Z3tli nt 1 o'clock. • Holmes—W. G. Watford. Esta: iV l°#t opportunUies, iniBrnsnngments . commission lias decided In favor of the ■Tii« estim ates of certain buyers wlio Jackson—W. T. Ü. Smith, Mnrlannn; J. tfirtt have pulled her tackwqfil fro nowhere Florida Fruit niid Vegetable Shippers as­ iiave formed a league for tlie past eight, BIG INDUSTRY EOR GAINESVILLE bIic might now t a fifty years ahead, siiuan- -\ -m sociation and aginst tlie railroads in tlie years have been from 30 to 50 tier cent H. Tidwell. Basoom. Jefferson—S. D. Clarke. Montlccllo; A. J. above'the actudl crop. Tills year they es­ dering Iter .forests, tlie luuilicr novmade , matter of clmrges on shipm ents of fmith Bolmid, Thomas. City. , ;. Paper. P lan t thill Employ a b o u t F ifteen lias,all the life tak en .o u t of It b y the turami vegetables from points in tills state tim ated 50 per cent above the crop, and Lake—J. R. Miller, Eustis; J. S. Gftdfrey, pindne'm agnatea. Rings nnd cliques nre are doing everything in tta ir power to run • H undred H ands to distant murkets in the north-- The Yuiohn. -D __________________ <T trying to Umilile everything th at would -prices dawa.-Urort‘ i iy ruining tin; industry» ■effrct-wilL be n reduction iif "rntes t n —an —T hat Gren tcr-Gnlnesville 'wHl sown ” t a j Lee—F. J. Wilson. Fort Myers. bèll» the poor and gathering It In for them- ' appreciable extent. * It is by this kind pi Leon—A. S. Wells. Tulluliussee;* Joint L the atm |ng fcily there is no furtMM doubt,* selves. Old S u ta n is as ram pant in Florida Arrival an d D e p a rtu re o f M alls •steps, one at a time, tliut an eventual says the Sun of th at city. Kdecdvv^ÿuxt Jiccund Neely. Tallahassee. as in Wall steel, accordfhg to his chances busis of fuirncss between the shippers On die best imformatlon we have it c u b e as rafÜnffl ' Levy—W. J. -Epperson, Bronson. here. But truth nnd-riflht nre*hs eterr.ul and the transportation companies will lie ForiTitusville pad F. E. C....../ .......—. 0 00» •'nyette—MeOneeij Chnlres. Olii Town. th at n three million dollar nlnnt will as Gust is, and will iirevuil in t t a end. i es reached, after which permanence uud s a t­ - - M S t ó r a t e r i * : * ! » shortly t a erected here that.w ill odd very • Haggard^ Bristol. Florida, from her position on die route a 3 0 M •OvlMa.- — ______ isfaction m ay t a expected. II SO a' Mudinoli—Glories E. Davis. Madison; J. materially tQ tho upbuilding of our already front the e a st to t t a great Panam a Canal, All points N o rth .,,.,..................... a it 00 p AU pants North... — .................d . rapidly advancing city. ' Ocala Banner-—Mr. John T. Lewis, tlie > All points South............................ d J ISp Ellis BlantSa. Lee. Tlie enterprise will t a a" paper, manu hcrÿdimate, her re|*itndon os a sanitarium , All points South............................... d . 7 03 p •tpte’A cillclent brison Luspector, was in Manóte©—D. F. Hull, Costada. ‘ facturing ld an t which will employ a >»•-'“ her t©" *' Ocala Tuesday and stated to a represent™uow1 '■ Marion—L. S. Light. Reddick: number of hands and wil* olive of the Ockla Banner th at Mr. E. L. » u all kinds of wrapt»1- * .✓ Martin, living across .the river, killed a ALL AROINO FLORIDAj lengttrund FL0R1IDA LAW-MAKFRS LUST OF MONEY BEHIND \ rattlesnake tiro other day Just as -thr abler was about to tnuke a spring ut ’horse he was riding. He was alreq^y Inlils coil w ith his - head thrown back. Su Mr. Martin saw him just in tim e urn* polled his hors* so for*hack on his in* 5 * that the anffkuri" fell backw' Martin extricatedV m seif ai»a «mcontents of his re\ S I1— 4 1V .-.. •. fiV .4 ’* srd<° JL -A* .V\— ■A. ir �—oV-1 ,\A\ j [T jM m e P age 10 sA N roRD herald T l f f i I ilf f y “ . W »; I «M L • ‘ . August 2 ; S ilffTT r J « 1 •* V • 1 * " _____ .p' PAYSON TERHUNE IT A C O P Y R IG H T . BY 1008, HENRY W. SA V A G E It’» all nbsucrttyYl|Ul,‘r -<' “W ell,” laughed Do Jolldon, "his tanlr nebdn’t tu rn w l/iter on m y acco u n t -I’ll i t b o ono iftenchinan w h o . w on't niako love to Mnlc. BndoWihV. .‘A “ B u ry o u m n s t" ‘ .» . “ W hat?" “ You m u st innrry her, a t any rate." “Are you mad, N atalie, o r la th is”— “I t Is no Joke, nnd I ’m not mad. P ro thought It nil o u t ’’ \ T he am bassador's w ife glanced n erv­ ously about bar. film and Do Jolldon were ensconced In an nlcovo of the salon. I t .was tbo «might of. tbo em bassy ball. From tbo adjoining ballroom cam e tbo s tra in s of a w a its and the puft .gliding of hundreds of dancing I- %■ C H A P T E R I. The.G irl W ith the M illions I When a wife flirts, herTiuaM uul licnts bnekT' broko 1 n~fi’Voice at Hie floor. As n ficfvnnU hutrlcd. off .w ith tbo her black and lilu e -n good' plan. W hy -metfsttge the sn e n te r waddled Into the not try It in P aris?” • J..* ungainly _. i.. i.. Uttlo liitl.v “ Delightful!" exclaimedCoscoAn. "Do foonh *•" He — was n‘ stout, man. cldc) In the quaint national cos­ you know-, -m ad Ame, we h nvc'.been tume ofiMarsovTJii jf Hold of bend, pop- countThg tbo moments until you ap ­ tdtfg'bf ey^ 'nnd W jthrflbnormally long peared?" ' , rod m ustache, •!•!&'wns a peflfpnallty-to “ I cun well believe It," assented Hoexcite laughter In a. mummy. uln. "It'. imiHt 7tJnro lieen Jun^ like Tbo new com er wbb Ntsli, messenger counting m o n e y ., n n d c lo rk of the em bassy. At bis Ap­ “Oh, inodamol”' protested the group, proach Natalie nnd De J olid on slipped horrlfled. * . aw ay to tbo ballroom. A moment Inter J'Don’t I know?” retorted 'Bou.ln, u n tall, lean, fussy man with hooked llttlo ’bitterly. “It’B alw ays llko H int noso nnd m incing gait trotted down People cotint me like so much money. tbo stairw a y and Into therenfon. If It Is conreo for mo to sny so, re­ v'*’\Vell, Mr. NIah," bo naked peevish­ mem ber I’m n furm cr’s diiughter nnd ly, “did you find Prince Dnnllo a t th n t In .my co u n try peoplo call a spade iliotnoi*’ a spade.” * • . “No, y o u r excellency,” faltered t h e •• Popoff nnd Natalie canto h u rrie d ly lb little man. “ Ho"— to pay th eir respects to the guOst upon “Did you go thence, as 1 told you, to whom Mnreovla’s hopes so depended. the Am erican bnr nt*'— At a. sign from the am bassador tliu otb“Yea, s in B ut ho w as not a t home ere drew back. there tonight.” . "Bo-yon wpre-shocking some of our “Odd. Ho’s usually very much at Paris' gallan ts ?’1 beamed the nmbnsnnhome there, Pd) told. Bo you failed : dor, “ W hat a child of nature you In your mission? You couldn't find ape!" him?" “Y oujncan," countered Sonia, " th a t I "Oh, yt-s,-' y o u r excellency, 1 found am a peasant'dressed u p .' Ilow I wish hltn—th n t-ls to any, I’.’—. “Oil, You fouud him 'a t last? T h at’s J better. W hore?" “At M axim’s, your**— “ Maxim’s, eh?" snorted Ambassador Popoff scornfully. “ Idling aw ay hto tllno, na uaual.-urhen"— ....... lovel, em otionless voice, It wri» hw ago th n t wo mot. Ho will have ft„ 2 teb tile oven B fl-a» I ha ve forgett!! h tó . I« t. us tnlk of somethin« f|^ E tc u T jo p o ff could Bee s o m e t h i n « seriously nmtss. C H A P T E R II. Old Love nnd N<jw, pi.i^ Hero. I am."- nmiomictd n-tnll, sleh d er yohtli. eiUerla» Jhc deserted salon a Tew min'rftes Inter with N|«h at bit p a irin g along tho g reat hallw ay and broad »taire at tho re a r of tho anion, sp û t fo r. tho m om ent tho tw o had the roorfi to them selves. “U ston.’’ sh e said. “My husband sus­ pects nothing th u s far, but ho.Is cer­ tain to In tliiYo unless”— “U nless I dlvoIrTTHs thoughts b*y m a r rylng some one also? I can ’t, and you know 1 can’t, fof I ”— ratoons for". *T don’t underatnad ,1 murmui do Jolldon.— "No? T hen yqu iiro probably tho only bachelor In P a^Ib who d o e sn 't Bhe w as tl)o daughtec of. « poor MarbovIad farm er — no ' dow ry but- her beauty. An enorm ously rich old bank­ e r n am ed . Bndown, w ealthiest m an In Maraov(a,..fell In-lOyo will) her, m ar­ Hush! y o u mu8t’nt aSstit.Iluslil rou nAx.it I mn mluried her a n d did hex tho exquisitely tlful wife- And—twhnt-ftrc you (loin graceful fpvor of dying a week Into.?, she queried as he snntchcd up Her I S ho. Inherited bJir w h ole'Jortuno—$20,- fronvtlm table. With ilu-Jx-m.ilUnit dt m 0 0 0 . ’’ , v ’ . j from his dnncipg card L)c.4oII<! *’■nAnd now I suppose «he has com e to P aris to spend It?” ■ ' *' , • “P h , tho m oney Is eafo enough for the present. I IhiIIcvo, In ilia Bank, of ‘Oh, *nb, your-excellency ,0 pleaded s h ; “scarcely ns bad-ha nil th at; If n m ji.aay so—not ’refused* -exactly; i will copio.' At least Ho promised “Ah, th at lifts a load frora^jjiyJinila If ho prom ised'lie'll comol *DlplomntIcnlly sp m ik ln g .-l’fbico Danllo's word Is us good ns bU bond.” . “ Diplomatically speaking, your’cxcelJency." - aillrtnqd Nlsh.'; ’v iw agree* to bo boro ns soon ns heJr.iH finished tb s magnum of cham pagne thnt wus lu the leo pali beside him when 1 loft." “ H ow much O rit waa gonoV" .’T h o cork was not yet draw n, but*’— "Do on.«tho. lookout for him, Mr. N lih. When' bo comes' put Ice (in hla Head-j f necessary. Sober him n t any “I fancy It will bo cheaper-than till­ ing him up. I’ll do ray bskt,' yoiir cxcoHyucy." B ut tho am bassador a t n, whlsnored word from a serv an t had nlrêidj- pot­ tered out o f th o ' çponi n s ./ a a r « g ^îts som ew hat shalfj-'old h ;vwniid carTjf . . in Ida wake. A cofpinotioin sw ept through the scattered groups In Die fo y e r-a m ur­ m ur. n rustle, a whUpor that- resolved Itself lit lust Into ih e uxclted phrases; ‘T h o widow has arrived!” ’T w e n ty THE .LATE ARRIVAL WA8 BRINCE DANILO millions nnd unincum bered 1” MW!dow< of Badown; tbo anlmoXed money bagl" sometimes th n t I w e ^ a real peasant I ’m here n t my country s call. n^qlul’’ . _~t, but my confoum^hl countij •“AhI”.chuckled Popoff. Chfld of na-« d o esn't goein to l>o on hand to tuoit brre, tnrff, Cihna - ¿ f *n ire, alw ays njie.*’ ' dnys on th e Ills graceful w alk w as not wholly Btcndy, nnd th em w as a^flusli on ,b4 a n - th e - s u t r w a y from tho d ra o F nt w a fream y d u g hnndsouiQ -young facci The taw lng rooms and Jnto th e salon sw ept a rival was- P rlu c o -Donilo of Miuendi. 3 w om an—young, beautiful, vIvaclousl^A attac h e of Jtho ' Martiovlan legation xtri light of tulacblef danced In her g n * t ip lo m at at'hlie o bad had scnritV sca rcty l P aris. A s 'a ddiplom d ark ayes. scored a speew a. fo r bo bod « d e lic t Uor mnaxcs qf auburn hair «hone fully norm al aversion to work a '"1 1 i an aureole above her rath er ■lmplo, u n failin g Joy In the ntnuM-. dellcaJo face. Abput h er liovercd m entd of Htaxim ’s nnd bis clubs. ^ f BCdre o f gallants, all vying for “ I’ll b u n t Up h is excellcucy nt^oace^ -» '* n look, from the beauty (and S U h wus assu rin g the prince. “A**? -e/ of the P ar'« season a re you q u ite lu condition to see hint If I m ay”— “Oh, I’m all rig h t enough," D aullo, “only I forgo t to go to bed U« night- If I could reel off n few J#nH of sleep”— 'Perhaps I could find you »ome P*lrt '*’d p re fe r a desk, H you can — '.flliv iy a sleep l / a t at P J 1 ' iuppose"— J f i r ■. M é M » S S �August 22.1908 THE SANrORD HERALD fcornor bomno ujb ” uu,u [that do? You could got n nlco nnp there and ,a tt , ,n l ° wUUc l d flu'1 hl8 *excellency for you. B ut, sir, If l.m n y My so. why do you w a ste your life lu dl 9»ipatlon when you m ight mgyry and settle down? J u s t think, now!, W ould not a dear llttlo w ife a n d n homo of your own be h otter w orth w h ile thnn If"— ail your clubs? 1I leave It to you IT*— " ••You leayo It to mo?" re to rte d Da■nllo. "Then I mnko It clubs.” "Itut, If 1 may say arf*—; ..y0u may not,” In terru p ted Donllo, crossing to tho couch and throw ing himself a t full len g th am ong it* cu sh ­ ions. “By hyl 'I f you’re w aking, call .mo early?*.“ . IIo upread a h au dkercblof over bla face nnd In a m om ent w as sound asleep, leaving N ish to tiptoe, o u t in search of PopofT. Eor a few m inutes n o ,so u n d w as audible in tho om pty anlo’n Bavo tho distant 'swell and fall o f danco music, ppjictuotcd by tho slum brous princo’s heavy breathing. Then Nato,Ue h u rried In w ith Do Jollden- Bette looked anxious. 1 "How cnroloas o f m ol" tho am b as­ sador’s wife wna exclaim ing.' “ W horo I Bavo d ro p p ed tlio m iserable .fan? If my bunbuud should pick It u p vqnd find on It thoso wofdB you w ere foolish enough to w rlto— 'I w onder If I T e f t ' It In the nlchp on tho atalru w hen wp were sitting;yiero. L et’s go back and see.” -They, tu rn ed back, alm ost colliding with Bonla; who wan entering, Cnaendn directly behind her. • “Oh, Mmc. .Hadown,” . asked N atalie, !” • ' ww ansllilnn nl n mlillw are In lovo w ith Any Tori by." L ^ I “ You mlajndfcil mo cruel? ascada protected. * “Oh, no, I don’t! Men are all nhke. Goodby.” A h tho discom fited uinrquls m ade his wny w rothfully from tho room Bonla m ls^tiloyoudy crept * across to tho cotich. T here lay tho man, pound «sloop, his fnco still covered by tho handkerchief. Sonin touched Ii Ib hnlr. ’’Scntl” - ronred Dnnllo, giving his log .eyes fell onwlic woman, nnd. w ith nn exclamntThii of u tte r am azem ent, he stum bled to Ills feet and stood stnrlng Incredulously a t her. • ' ' ' 1•Spain!“ ho eYelnimed. “B onlan Theft, recovering himself, ho bowed sillily niui unlit: ’’ "I beg yfm r pardon. muilnme.“ ' ‘No; 1 beg yours,” sin* replied. ’T re y -go on snoring.” . . ' • . "You don’t rcuim ubof m e?” ho nskod, surprised. "Notr- 111 tho very • leant,ftfphe tinnwered. m oving nwny. - ? c 1’Yct you cnllcd m y nnmo." -j “You w ere asleep then. Thikt**tns •“ And now I nm nwpke—to tho Joy of reeliig you ngaln.’’. "T he Joy Is all your. own. Is It so su rp risin g Io fin d 'm e In P aris? I nin hero enjoying* m y/ w ealth—nnd. free­ dom!" .... ‘‘L epnitrnre[alo y/tkemr both, espcclnl- lliom are n fter Tny money nnd make loro to mo because they can’t get It w ithout mo.” “ Men nro n o t all fo rtu n c J u ib te rs ," ho ik-njotl hotly. "1 for o u j/- - — “Ho they all Bay, E g ch /say s 'I loro you!' Each m eans my fm m io .’' In her eyes. lie s volco w as n musical w hisper ns s h e a sited: nevor Ray,to mo T lovo you?*“ .There >vub an Infinity of allurem ent in tho tem pting Words. Tfiinllb, w ith a m ighty effort, shook off tho spell and i.lio tiled: “ Never! Nevcrl N evorP “T h a t’s a eo m T o rtr.sh e euld coldly, draw ing aw ay anil Booking to veil her bring Prillco Dantlo hero and not to leava-hlin for nu Instant u n til”— "Ho wouldn’t lot m o’stay," explained Nish. "H o says ho won’t come. II o' h giving n pnrty^JX I mny say so. a very. gnyw— ’ ■'"A nd for tho snko of a lot of plegs* ure jSfMdng Idler* tho prlnco refuses to"obey Uiy urdeA nm T cotuo to Mrno. S ouln's?' ft "Yep, your oxcoUency. lie positively refuses to couio. .And—w hen 1 sny •positively* refuses 1— Hern ho is now !” Duiillo, resplendent-in tho uniform of «»' Mnrsoyhiu cnptaln of- hussars, stroll- p yortr fu ds,-I la , "espiuiUthr andop’s gU ro of rtp ro o f a t hta Into* ; yofi stiff neaB. • •' ng tnnrrlago— ” 1 ubderstaiia ,1 prince.” l>egau PopofT coldly,, “th a t you positively refused 13 •obey my’’-—"So I did, bo l.d ld ," nssentod Hnnllo cheerfully. "B ut nt tho IubI mbrnent I uT‘ 'H ticm lni- rlnTngctt-my-mtnd-niwJ-mjr-clothcs,-and hew* 1 -aim I ’ve postponed m y p arty fotvnn hour o r so. ' You aeo, I rem em ­ bered nly .prom ise to help you aenro it every now nwny from tho widow nuy F renchm an uaem ent B ut who seemed Inclined to mnko love to m yself aa the her. T b n t’s why I came.” innld'to whom •.'Qoodf' approved I’opofT, rubbing his >lll(uA', Prlnco hands 'gleefully. - “ Ver/ good! And ;od. nnd w honr w here do yon oxpocM o begin?" u last momciU to save you, also to give you a chance so o r her pov- to save yoiir country from bankruptcy.’ thnt sumo rich I'Xvant you lo m nrry." ‘ th e m atch to ­ “To whatTi* crleil Dnnllo. ts. n pretty "To m arry—beautiful womnu. m yhoy —tw enty m illions—Mine. Sonia Rgdowal u ,d id n ’t break me,” .sn eered •art stood tho ion found cod- nud her fortuno n n d .o o r country will hnnfl who lived Iks ruined." > • y 0 wedding and “ I won’t m arry her," repeated Dnnllo, "nnd alio w on’t m arry pie. ‘i l u l f o r m t country’s sake I’ll .keep any’ FFypelp m ap frpin m arrying her.”. — . "B ut bdW?*i ’ - : ’'You.slnjU rteo.l!-*; - ' HENRY D. CLAYTON rtw Dpnmcpfftlc~iTifTSnST convention, represents l!»e-T’hlnl Alahmnn district'Vlh congress. ' 'H o l s a lawyor, a g rad u ate of the U niversity of Alnlmmn nnd n resid en t of E ufnula. F or tnnny yenra a m ustache shaded Ids upper Up. hut of -into Ida fuco lina boou devoid of hirsute adornm ent. "BcnHy," said Cliolly Hnppòy, "I enw n’t underHthud Miss Itood a t nil. Bho ucluully called mo n crank.” . “The Ideal” exclaimed' Miss C utting. “ How llntterliigl” ' *■ • “ F lu tlcrln g i" . ' ' •* “ Yes; a clank, you know, Ir n --ginn wltlf'ouo Iden:’’—Catholic S tandard nnd Times.-------------- -— _ |IDJ I VliPHy » PMbXIV f i lili (111 (. S co«tlff^o f s woòTpòtnt^m ucÙagb papsea •from 'thoT oU crn in to a long horizontal lluo (HIimI w ith hot n lr. W hoiy Ù u m crg o sT in n iT 'o lIio r oml of tho. lluo tUe gum Is ’d ry .—Now York. Telegrifttf. (To lie Coiitlaiieil Next Wer-M .Preaervlno th e. Baiane«. * A well knöxyn professor of architec­ ture, commonly referred to i|s "Untilmy” -hy pls_|siplls. told a story lllim trntlve • of^iHfi; rem arkable d e g n e to which reftalirporaons possess the sensu df ByiumelVy. - * I t seems th at there w a s one« V BcotiftfyTjjJiydeuer who had cljarge of a good -sh ed Eilglhli e sta te -a n d under, whoso direction the .formal irirden nt: Ilio- renr had Isiei^ laid out with nlwo? luto sy m m etry ,.*y e n the tw o sum m er hoboes, one on each sklo o f tlie garden. lielitg Idetrtlenl In even lluf iDoat.lutilllhL deintt. Oil ono ocensldh tho^Eiigllsh; jnan Is>Cflpit< Ttnd■ locked**ldni ;ùp (ip In ono o f Ilio àmnuiérlockéiPItlui houses. As- soon ns tJie'Bcotcfrgurdeti* .er heard of tlilH hi* penso o f Hyinnict.rf wns b o outraged th at lio-Im m ediately ’pent t o t . hfa own so»'nnd -lo ck ed him im In- the other sum m er house to prop m -» tho balance, "Ilnilim y” neglectid to, inentlun w hether both lioy.s were dressed exactly alike, hut It Is to he presum ed tliut even this detail was pttemlod to hy tho aesthetic Hcotrliman. Now York Tluicf. S traight From tha Animal. ; A 'X ondftn gentlem an, having taken a sm all farm In the country "nB hcliig the correct thing to do, ns well ns to ■get n little fresh air, bad lnvlted-nomo of Ills friend« down to ace hta now possetuilou. ‘ . H aving viewed the dom ain and not- "NEVERI NEVER! NEVERl" •T ee; T h ea rd how your fa th e r forced A loug, bllaaful, sonoro us anore from you .1*1$,J h fi^ u u tc ii. N ext tim e you ■T®« couch. can. clioofe .t9 H*ubh:md to ,sujt your•Bonin laughed, h er eyes alig h t w ith •luuaoiHont, "W hy should I m arry ag a in ? I am ‘'Snoring -and rom ance d o n 't go w ell ch, free. I have everything.” • “»other, in a n ju li" sho Obaorved, “a a d "Including love?” ho naked. Ms eye* »routing h er frag ile beauty; ** 1110 snoring dJk:u»’t aoem llkoly to ^ ' d o n ' t Jtelluvu In love," scoffed .■top thu rolUHiicr i l s i a t You say >ou 3»iln. "All men are alike. Dozens of lu love w lt^ m l - a n d I know you Liverpool Mercury. �THE * V . , A u g u st 2 SANfORD HERALD * . ,» ■ ■ ■ |T - ’H w R T i • i ’-t;. 4*1 i • » 1 j ■ ’ k *• : ■■ AJ 1 • « 'S ;.'» 11 * a • •*. •1 : 9• • V . . . Whêb a w ife flirts, hcrTnislMiiiil 1tonta her block nnd blue—n good pin». Why .. • .. * K it * * **" not try It In P aris ?’’ - “ Delightful!" exclnlraod Cascada. "Do rou know, madame, we have beim * • . ___ ____ "I can well believe it." assented Bo" It m ust bnvo b e e n -Ju st like counting money." . “Ob, mndnmor* protested the group, horrllled. " 1. "Don’t I know 7" retorted Sonia, n" little, bitterly. " I t’s, alw ays like t h a t People count ine llk e’so much money. If It Is coatsu for mo to re­ mem ber I’m a farm er’s duiigliler’ and tb s t In my country people call a spade a spnde." Popoff and Natalie came hurriedly In to p ay their inspects to tho g u est U|>on whom Mnraovlo’s hopes so dependeil. At n Blgn from the nmbnBsador tho oth­ ers drew !>nck,._ "So yon were” shock lug some of our Paris g allnntsi" beamed the am bassa­ dor. f‘\Vlint n child of m aturo you nrel" "You m ean," countered Sonia, “th a t I am a peasant dressed up, How I wish' lovel, em otionless voice. " it Wnj ago tb n t wo mut. Ilu win | mVt>f tou mo oven o n -n s I hove fort blm. L ot us tnlk of aoinotlilnir plonse.** * —» K re n Popoir could scu soniciliftii seriously am iss. qU. By ALBERT P^YSON TERHUNE C O P Y R IG H T . 1008. BY HENRY W. SAVAGE It'j/nW absurdly sliupii.," • "W ell," lau g h td I)o Jolldon, "his hair nccdn’lf tu rn w h iter on uiy acco u n t 1*11 bo tho ono F renchm an who w on't m ake lovo to Mmc. Sndowa." " B u ty o u m uB t" - ““W h a tr "Ofi, Tm* h as exactly tw enty million reasons foriW “I don’t understand." m u rm u m l M. do Jolldon. "No? . -Then you are probably tbo only bachelor In P grls who doesn’t She-Wap tho d au g h ter of n poor Mafsovlan flintier — no dow ry b u t. her beauty. An Enormously rich old hank­ e r nam ed Badowa, w ealthiest m an in M arsovla, fell In lovo with her, m ar­ ried h e r -nnd did h er tbo exquisitely graceful fa v o r ./of dying a w eck'lflfor, She Inherited bls wbolo fo rtu n e—$20,"A na now l euppoao'aho im a como to P aris to s p e n d e t?”/ ’ ‘ "Oh, tho money'^Is safo enough- (or tho-present. I ludiere, In; tb o IJim k of *You m u st m nrry her, a t any rate." "Aro you m ad, Natalio', o r la th is”— • " It la no Joke, nnd I'm nbt mad. lu your missionT P ro thought It all o u t" h im ? " T he nm bnksador’a w ife glanced nerv­ • "Oh, y e d u r excellency, I found ously ab o u t her! film and Do Jolldon him—th a t wvro ensconoyd In an alcove of th e "Oh,, you foniid. him a t last? T b at’a salon. . . . bolter. W h o r o r ^ ’ • -' I t wns tho night of. tho em bassy • "A t Maxim’s, your**— ball. From tho adjoining ballroom ‘.‘Maxim’s, eb?" snorted Ambassador cam e th e stra in s of a w aits and the I’oiHjff scornfully. . "Idling aw ay his soft gliding of hundreds of dancing tlimv ns usual ,1 w hen"— fe a t— H u c stir w ero passing—a n d —re- —" O h r nor~ y m ir—excellency, n o t-ex » | pnsslug along th o ' great hallw ay and uctly ____ 'Idling,' If I- may say so. He b ro a d ,sta irs nt th o re a r of ipo salon. ueeiuad very busy. T here weyo a num ­ fiut/T w ^tho m o m en t'tjio tw o had the ber o f bottles an d "— rooiti to them selves. "W as bo soher7" "I.tsten," who said. "My husband b u s - ."N o t .distressingly so, ’your excel­ poets nothing thus far, hut he Is cer- lency. In fact. If I m ay’’— tain to In ttmo unless^— “Did you give him my message} Dkl "IJnlosH I divori bis thoughts by m ar­ you tell him?" rying sotno one olso? I can’t, and you " I gave It word for word, air. * I told know ! can’t, fi him his country was calling for blm . limilil ï-ou in st’nt say it. 1 am min tiful wife. And wlmt uro JrQU doing?’ ntifl th a t your, excellency desired his shlvqiioried as he_ .....____ snntciicit.. uup her fpn immediato prcsenco nt the em bassy." • "W ell, w hat wob his a n sw e r? ’ from the table. rW“itlftlie ‘ pêncU that dm:glod from -hla-dancing cord-De-Jnlldi,n v ’*I!o said, ’Givo my country my reiulbblcd thicc wolds oft'oiis of -♦bo’ivJry g.lrds anti tell It to go to’ "-:. * sticks'of the fan. Ih rn hnndcd it to his "W hertt?" snapped Popoir as Nish host«; s. * . . . •• paused In em barrassm ent. Natalie' with n -T ile <At« h ~ in . her " I ’d —I ’d ra th e r not say, sir; no" place Pm nt all fa miniar w ith." „"Oh. ,the Ingrate,’’ wn Iloti Popoff, the Ingrate! n e ro ho has boon tin .'ployed a t th e em bassy all theso months, and 1 'vo whiked a t niu Mating and his dissipation, nnd tbo very (lv.it m inute 1 »^really need .iiiin he refuses to como. no, your excellency,'* 'plended 'scarcely as laid .n s all that, If say s o -n o t ’refuse«!’, exactly. 1 come. At le a s t he'proinlacd C H A P T E R II Old Love nnd New, l'-l-I-. bere, I i u ^ MUo, n tall, slender youth, cpi 1 th e desdrlea snlou a Tt-w - J « les Inter w ith NIhIi » i t U "Ah, th a t lifts a load from my bhiln If. ho promised he’ll cornel' Diplomat'? Ically speaking, Prince Dnnlio’s wonl Is gs good ns his bond." .“ D iplom atically.speaking, your excel­ lency," -unirmeli NtHh,. '*‘1 h e agrees to bo Jisri) ns soon ns lie Jras 11tils lied the m agnum of cham pagne th at was iu the ico pal., beside him wlien 1 left.” “Howj m uch of It* w as gone?" • “Tho cork was not y et d ra w n ,'b u t"— " lie on tho lookout for him, Mr. Nish. W hen ho comes put Ico on his head If necessary. Sober hhn a t any cost." • ^ "I fnney It will bo cheaper th an fillIpg lih u u p . I'll do my best, your exw m l - from a scn a n f lma Altendy puf tejjjd out of, tbo roonj n s fa st as hla soyiowlint stinky old legs would carry him, and - ttw , Yolubto-frtsli ran along In hla w nko,, . ***?r~ * A coipmotlon Bwept through th s scattered groups In th o .fo y er—a m ur­ mur; a rustle, a whUiior th a t resolved Itself a t lust Into tho excited phrases: 'T h e widow has arrived!*’ “T w enty TgE ARRIVAL millions and unincum bered!" "W idow of Badowa, the anim ated money bag!" 8 m l PW «“« "A M onte. Crlsto fortuuo fo r some _ lucky m an!" "H e r nam e Is Bonla Bav- t n r a ' r n i T ff- "ChUd dow a; tw enty m I|U ons-red bntr. too, ^ nature, -alw ays but li Iwwilllvl" . . n i l . ____. . . but a b ea u ty !1 .D.or*.n.s Vi° d ear oId d»Y“ on th e “T|io M erry W idow !1 WAS PRINCE. DANELtX »1^ - " I’m hero a t my con all right, h u t my confoumh doesn’t seem to he on ban m o" Ilia graceful w alk was i D ow n th e Htnlrwn lng rooms an il.In to iho salon swe[ wqm nn—young, beautiful, vivacious, light of m ischief danced In her gi an aureole above her M her dollc/ite face. A bout b er hovered f scora of gallante, all vying for \ a look, from the beauty (and •e/. of the Pari« season (ully norm al av ersion lo work nml » simple, u n failin g Joy In thd niuasc meuta of M axim ’s an d Ids clulis. , “ I’ll h u n t up his excelleucy ut ones. XU b Was assu rin g the prince. "An^ are you qu ite In condition to see bio, If I m a y " "Oh, I’m u|I rig h t enough," yawl*“ Daullo, “ouly 1 fOrgoPto go to bed I»* not- n ig h t I f I could reel off a few j»nU t-dded of Bleep”— j "P erh ap s I could find you sows pla^ d p re fe r a desk, 1 alw ay s sleep I �August 22 , 1908 THF -SANFORD HFRALD Bfornor boniuu uio patuu»* u u w " uu*u that do? You could got a nice nop L ere and in « U ttli w hile I ’d And Ills excellency for you. But, sir, If I m ay _ go w hy do you wnato your life In d | 58|nnttou when you m ight m arry and pottle* down? J u a t th ink, now l Would not n denr little w ife an d a homo of vour own bo b e tte r w orth w hile th an „11 your club»7 I leave It to you i f " "You loavo It to m e?" retorted Danllo. "Than I roako It clubs." «But, If I m ay say so”— «you may not,” In terru p ted Danllo, crossing“ to tbo couch nnd throw ing himself n t full le n g th among! Its cush­ ions. "By by I 'I f y b b y w aking, call mo early ? '" He spread a h an d k erch ief over his f„ce nnd In. a m o m e n t >wna sound asleep, loaving Nlah to tiptoe ou t In search pf l ’opoff. Vor n few m in u tes no sound was They turned back, alm ost colliding with Sonin, who w as entering, CnsHifiTdlroctly behind her. naked N atalie, “Oh; Mine. Sndown ••you haven’t Been anything o f a white Ivory fnn? I’vo looked everywhere, mi<r r j v.No^ replied ¿tho w idow ; "b u t I'll lock-in th is ’room If you hnvon’t mndo. a thorough sea rch boro nlreudy.” ' Natalie, thnnktng her, hurrlcd'-hnek with her c a v ille r to ilir t' ntnlrw ay. nr« In lovo w ith Tny fortune. Goodb y /' —v "You m isjudge mo cruelly I" Cascarla protested. . . < ~ "Oh, uo, I don’t I Men nro nil alike. fileni nie offer inÿ money nnd make love to mo Ijccntise they ca n 't «et i t w ithout.pie." 1 "M en- nro lti)t nil fortuno hunters," he denied hotly. "I forcin e"— "Ho they nil any. Each snyB *1 lore 1Ab tho discomfited m arquja m ade his you!' Unch inenns my fortune." . ' "They do?” cried Danllo, lu ’ rngo nl: the strong Inalnuatlori. "W ell, hero’« one Hint'doesn’t. I for one Blind never say to you, *1 loye youT ”• A Birnngo Binilo stole ncroaa her face. Hlie enme vely close to where ho Btood; bo close that tho fnlnt p o rtan te of her h a i r -was nweot in hlB nostrils; so close Hint hor hronth wna w arm upon bis back. At Round of hlB nnnie th e prince snt up. d n m l Anil b lin k in g Ills .wander- In h er eye«, Ih r voice w as h mimical lug oyos fell on the w om an, and. with w hisper ns she a s k e d : - - r "You’ll never Ray t<vmo T love yon?’ ** nn exclam ation of u tte r am azem ent, ho T here wub nn Infinity pf adu rem en t Htuiublui) to.bln feet nnd stood staring m th o tem pting’ words. Danllo, w ith a Incredulously nt her. '•Sonia!" ho exelnliued. "Sonin 1"'’ Then, recovering himself, he bowed "N ever I Never l Never I" 'stHIly n n q said': “T h a t’« a com fort!” sho enld coldly, “ I l*eg j\o u r pardon, inudnmc." •' “No;- 1 beg yours,” she replied. draw ing nwny nnd sccklug to veil her '•‘P ray go on Bnoring." . -. <-• •> bring I’rlnce Dnnllo here nnd not to "You d o n 't rem om bor m oy* ho nnked, leave .him fo r nn Instant u n til”— surprised. "IIo w ouldn't lot mo stay," explained . "Not, In th e very least," sho an- Nish. "H o nnyB tie won’t come. H e’s nwored. m oving nwny. "Y et you cnllcd my natnoT."You w ere asleep then-V ^Tint was different." "A nd.uow 1 mu nw nke—to tho Joy of seeing you again." * "Tho Joy Ih nil youf own. Is It so lie positively su rp risin g to find n o In Pnrln? I nm here enjoying my w ealth —and free­ dom!” * ‘T .congrntulnte yon on both; especial­ ly tho freedom .” ... VYos, freedom Is onff of your fnds, I iKdleve." rem arked Sonin, "especially freedom from m nrrlngc. Do you still m ake n Imblt o f avoiding m arriage— nt the Inst inometit?" •‘Sonin, you are u n ju s t I f It hall ren ted w ith mo you slmuld t*o my wlfo now, not another*inAt>'H widow." H renled .wit h j o u 7" ~shc m/m-” lekod.^."W ifll, let the whole story rest rt’fl forgot top "B y you, perhaps—never by inn,”. "Oh, no! I rem em ber It every now nnd then fo r tny own niumiement. Ilut It In hard to think of inysetf us fli*; little MitiMovInn fennnnt mnld to whom tue - d ashing caniliry otllcer, Prlnco h and^ gteefuriy.. “ Very . goódl ‘And Haiidq,; wna oncrr engugeij nml wliom’ lib ero db yMi expect to begin?'* Idi rich’ old uncle nt the lust m om ent to snve ypn,. nlBo-to givo y o n 'n cli/mpS' forbpde to m arry been use *of ber pov; to buvo your cOuidry from bankruptcy.’’ yrly. IIovv dJtferenH’y th n t sumo rich 1I tvfinfr n tn w aiit rn you to mn>rv m nrry.”•• .. . - . fctil undo would loqk on tho m atch to­ »‘*To;\vhnt?i* crieil I ran do.day! Tw enty millions Ib n pretty ’■T5T-itinrrj’-*}iea«itlfid wdmnnj iny l>oy dow ry." -. —tw cuty mlllloiiB—M nio.Sonln HniioWn! "AT lOAst It seems you didn’t break H e y ’r" fV >, ynurf heart overf losing m e," sneered. vNovcr!" iTi^Wod.DnidlQ, nngrdy, ns Dnnllo. . he lost},to end tnq'tntcrview . • . "No; my plelielnn henrt stood ._the- ’ "T heh.n F rench mail will m nrry her. shock oxc*Ueutly. I soon foilnd con- n u d ' h e r ’ f o r l u no a m i r.u r’country .will VólilIl»>ii--nft elilerly husband whb lived lie m ined." *. . ' . vP Just oliò \ t c e k 'a fte r tho w eddlug nml .M w on't nmrrj* her,” ccpotlTeil Dnnllo, le ft me nil Ids w enlth." ^ "nnd slip won’t ink/ry mo. ’ B ut f o r m y country’s snko I’ll keep nny Frendi-, m an from tqacrylng her.’« . "nut how?" ; • '« m m m H E N R Y D j-C L A Y T O N H enry DoI<nmnr Clay(*ont perm anent chairm an tho Dem ocratic national convention, represents th e T hird Alnbiimn d istrict .In cnngrejM, Ilo !b n Inwyor, a g rad u ate of the U niversity of A labam a and n resident of B ufatila. For •many yon.nnr. m ustache Blinded liì^ upper lip, hut of lato Ida fuco Ima homi devoid of hirsute-ndornnieuL Com plim entary to Him. I • P oatage B tam p Qum. "Bendy,” said Cliolty 'Hnppey, . "L [ JSvory limo n persoli llcks n United cnw n’.t understand Miss Itnod a t all. ‘S tnles-poslago stnm p he getti, n tasto Sho actually called mo n.cmiilc.” .;. i of swoot potato. T hè gum -w lth whlch exclaim ed Mls,s C utting. ; Ilio stam pa are Imelasi IS mudo froui "H ow Ilntterlngl!’ th n t siictmlent vegetatile beqdUse Uuclo " tiu lte rln g r l Hiim’s d eiitéunnts eonfeldor It tho mout •"Yes; n crank, you know, Is a mnn harmlesH prcparatloii of. Ilio nort. «All tilth ono Idcn."—C athode S tandard nml 1 of tho g u n r usisi on A m erican postnpo Times. I sln in ^ais"u ilx étl by llio.goverunient n t tho bureau of en g ravlng and prlntlng, Dolay's Aro Dartoerouo. I w b o rb /taQ sliynps -a ro limile.' I t Is "Tills milk Is sour, and I wou’t tako , sprénd off th o sfiócld a fte r thentH U ips It," ileclnred tho Indy. hnvo boen prlntedr* T h e ’ ginn,__In a " T h at'lly o u r, o w m fg u lt. nm ’iiin,1,' re- dqutd foriti, Iq ,fo rm i up tbrough plpcia torteil tho denier. "I offered- It to yon frinir- tjip bnsem ent. ’w here It Is limile, dny beforo yeftturdny whoh |t wna* t Tl;csc’ plpea lenii to :n ■nerica of ìun/resh , n n d -y o u w ouldn’t tnko Tt.” —, ehluPa co u slstlng of rodijrs. biitwceu Clevelnml Lender. wltlclCtho-HheetH of Btntupu nro fisÌ,^ino n t n-tlino. A. cqntlntfotiM fiiio stren u i ,... '- A Happy Medium. of tho llqukl-.Rpm 'fndB upoii on®- of • Uncle Inquired of little Hobby If ho hnd been n goojl, boy. Bobby—No, ,1 hnvon’t. ’ Uncle—Why, I hope you haven’t been very had. Hobby -wlllr. no; Ju st com fortnhln.—Delnwnrc.J!oun-ty-Dcnipcrat.____________ ' __- th’tf mmi ls dry | f o \ e Ciintimieil Next V/cvH| Preserving the Balance. A wed known professor of architec­ ture, commonly re ferred -to ds ’•Hummy" by his pupils, told n story lllus tm tly o of the reiim rknhle degive to which certain persons possess Iho'seiisc of sym m etry. • < It seems thnt .there -was nnan n Scotch gardener who hnil oltarget 0X^11 goisl sized Lngllrih estate a n d -u n d e r whoso dlrocilphr the form al garden nl tho rear hnd Iteen laid out with nltsolutu sym m etry, even the t\v<3 siinim cr houses, ouo on each sldo of thq gtinleih IH-Ing Idenllcal In even the most lulniijc' ib-tn|l. fln ono-- uecuMkm--tU»-WlietWt— man becnino angry nt Ills son and locked him up jiu o n o of th e ’ an miner houses. As' Boon n8 the Hcotch gardenor-heanl of this his semioTtr sym m etry wan ko outraged th at ho Immediately B (i u t ./ o r his «"wn soD^und locked Jilp up In the other s u m m e r hom>e (o pre pervo 4bo balance. "Hnftfm y" neglect^ od to mention w hether Itotli Itoys were dressed exactly alike, h u t 'I t Is. to be presum ed th at even tills iletad was pttended to by the aesthetic HcoTchman. —New York Tluiej. S tra ig h t From th# Anim al, j •* • A London gentlem an, having -Inkon a sm all fnnn .In .tljg country as being the correct thing tb»do, ns w ed ns to get n little fresh air, had Invited some -of-b h r friends dovril to sco hhr now DOBSCSSlOU. ____a ____ _ __ a _______ -m « 1 . . " H aving, viewed the dom ain a n d n o t­ ing tbo absence of crcaturo lifo about tbo place, ono or his friends rem arked: "W ith a nice, open placo like this, 1 w onder you d o n 't hnvo sotno anim als “NEVEHI NEVER! iraVEEl about, as la usual ou n farm . .Som e -•Ye«; T heard liow your fa th e r forced cows, for lnatauco, so ns to h av e your A long, blissful, sonorous snore from you luto tbo m atch. N ext tlmo you own b u tte r and creuiu.” "No-o,” dravflod bis boot, "don’t caro »« couch. can choose a husband to suit yourabout b u tter o r cream .” Soltla laughed, h e r eyes alight w ith "Borne chickens o r jilticks, then. You DUsemenL "W hy should I m arry ngaln> I am '‘Snoring and, romance don't go w ell rich. free. I hava everything.” ---- surely like froeta cggaY-'— --------- :— *'N’iW), don't care for eggs. B ut I’ye"Including love?” be asked, bis eyes •k^tber.TnarquIiL" sh e observed, "aud ' «to soortug dJhvn’t seem likely to devouring b er fragile beauty. “ I don't, ¿»edera In love," scoffed :ol» the romance ilm s t You hay you Bontà. "A d .m en are alike. Dozens of - / MRS. JOHN HUBERT Vi/ARD. re. -W anL -_uho before lie r-revent m arringo wna MtB? Jo an Hold,—to -» iter of ivblti-law Held, Am erican nm bnssador to G reat B ritain, and g lier engageiuent th e Ixmdou papere a d referred to h er as Mho} "W h ite Held. Sho hi a clover, talented girl and will be an orn am en t to’ London �A ttlw t 22, is o , JIJIL.SANF.QBD_ MEBALD th e case had rooms opening on to this promonnde. Ohe afternoon as the au n t w as parading up and down tbo v eran­ d a sho noticed th a t the artlst.w as In his room w riting a letter. Bho a t once suspected th a t It wa** a note to bei passed to Mias Eileen a t th e first fnvorablo opportunity.- -. V i ; ., Tho chaperon w as disturbed, b u t de­ term ined. Sho prom cnadod clear Copyright W hen Mias M ary Cloves, forty y d a n r d an d n a n t of Elloon Cloves, no t y e t alto h a lf thoso years, accepted th e re«, xm slbllltv of acting ns chaperon to T hey had scarcely reached tho hotel on tbo floor. She also saw th a t the -a rtist bad stepped out of hls’room. A d ra ft had caught up the lotter bo was w riting and d raw n It through the open window. A unt M ary w as a woman of the stern est principles. Bho reasoued It out7n~ a* m om ent th a t sho had no mo­ ral right to th a t note. I t was for her to Ignore 'I ts existence, and 'c o n tin u e her prom enade, b u t a; l nt once her stern principles took a tum ble. ' Bho stooped, Bcizcd tber sheet and tied to her roqrn, which w as next to th a t of her nlcco. Even then It was tbo first th in g they know they have Introduced tbem eolvca to each other and aro talk in g ab o u t a r t and motor tripe through Europe. A u n t M ary understood this; also th a t she wab thoro to prevout 1L Bho w ould lualst on form ality to the b itte r end. Bho did In sist Even when abo am t Mia* E ile e n ,in w alking ou t ono day weco suddenly confronted by a huako ns touch as nlno Inches Jong 'nnd scroam od a n d .th o a rtist cairao;runn tag up and saved th e ir lives from ‘the monster* sho stood on form ality and Insisted thnt h er chargo do tho sam e. Tbo a r tis t boro w as dism issed repair. Wouldn't take her a s a gift. w ith a form al bow and w en t his w a y « Clue»» she w as one o f tbe first ones made. w ith an odd sense o f th e ir Ingfetltode Tho othvrM* a dipper,—w ith heap* of go In her. Decided bargain, and I shall close gnaw ing a t bis h e a r t T h ree or fo u r days later, however, the deal at o n c e .' Climbs the steepest hi Us around here Ilka a cat, and you ought to a fam ily w ith whom ho wps woll ac­ see b«r scoot on the level!. The old one— quainted Id the city arrived, and a T h a t wns ns f a r as tho a rtis t had form al introduction took place. This w ritten whon he left tbo ro o m ,. an d m ade things all rig h t In one w ay and tho breexo enmo In and toyed w ith th e all w rong In nnothor. H o .w as now privileged to lif t hla sheet and Bcnt lt to the feet of tho h a t and say good m orning, h o t tho old wom an who had a duty 'to do. She ¡iin a ld looked, upon him os a' possible finished rending and m aintained her lover and added piuny precautions. poso for h a lf n mlnut'o and then sol­ em nly said: She w as-pollto, but sbo 'w ns-nlso vigi­ a I* found It ou tbe veranda. T he l a n t - T h e a rtla t pm bably hoped,; aa wind brought It to' to e ., I t cam e from an o th er m an.w ould In hla place, th a t bis room. I saw him ns ho w as w rit­ to* t l tn o s h e would tljnw o u t n n i he held" him self re a diy-day y -d a y -aa n d -n ig h t for ing H.” -----------------------"D o you mean* th at. Mr, Clifford moro lieroiu deeds. * wroto this?”-asked the young laOy. A ro u n d 'th e Kocoud s t o r / 'o f the hotel "I do. Wus ever"villainy rooro coirf•fttn a vernrida. nnd tbo three j>nrtky. In like a machine. nml a fte r fixing blm pletely unm asked! Ito has seen both with a ‘ cold glare lasUng th irty a c ^ ' of us. "Th# old one Is bo good nn<J bad­ onds she Icily replied: • ly o u t of repair. I am the old one. I -"Sir, you have made n m istake. am badly o u t o f repair.” ~ \ The nrtlBt fell back. 'H e nlrnoa f’But, auntie’’— ’ over himself In doing so. Bo fi "Don’t Interrupt me. Wouldn’t take ho wbb concerned ho m ight hnve ber as a gtftj Ooess abc was one of rn over tH6 hotel nod not been a the first ones made. Thlr*about me— sb o at yoor own nuntl Oh. tho crafty, sneaking villa In P’ " B u t why should Mr. Clifford w rite auch th ln g ajib o u t you? lie Is surely a gentleman, and there muat a m is­ take som ewhere.” y . "And ho refers to you,” continued the au n t w ithout heeding tho qucalPn —"he refers to you as a clipper with _ _ ______ heaps of go in her. You are a decided Im agined th a t ho w as B herlock bargain....You climb hills like a caL Holm es, and a f te r - d n T lf iu r o r *d"Bft You scoot on • tho level! Tbo man figured, thing* ouL ought to bo driven fruui the hotel.” Thou be sent a telegram to n friend "IIo nover wroto ltl” exclaimed tho In tho city—a friend who kuow the girl. "Ho novor m eant you uor roc. Cloves family well. T h at night be was There IS some aw ful m istake here. I m lseed-from parlors nml vornndha. He never saw bbuharidwriUtjg, but I’ll”— could play and slug and recite, and "W att right bero!u hoarsely com­ thoro were ninny inquiries for him. m anded th e aunt.-'. And, with the letter When they .wero pddressod to Miss In her liai^d, shm w ent down to tho of­ Cloves her reply was: fice to consult *ho rcgJHer. Bile wns "E xcu'bo me, b u t I d o n 't-k n o w tb s absent ten m inutes, and durlug this Interval Miss Eileen heard a m an’s p arty.” Thero was a new arrival a t th e hotel steps on tho veranda and peeped out to boo the a rtis t looking about as If he next forenoon, H e wns closetod w ith had lost something. Whejp tho nunt the a rtist for b n |f an hour, and then returned she bad the Mght. of victory be bled ldm fo rth and found Miss Cloves seated In a grotto, Btfll w onder­ In her eyes. , ; "Tho wiitlQg Is the same,” she an ­ ing bow any man on ea rth d ared to nounced. "IIo would bo convicted In wrlto to another th at she w as an old any court In tho land. I am an old one. Tho Interview which followed ono and badly out oi repair, and you was bot for tbo first fifteen m inutes. are a clipper and climb .hills like a Then It gradually cooled off, though at c a t I f bfe'ddftsd't leave the hotel this regular d n lc rv a lrfo r th e n e x t h a lf hour evening we shall s ta rt for home In the the woman In the caso rose to h er feet m hralng.” "B ut I won’t go until wo aro euro about I t / ’ replied tho young lady, with s p irit . "Oh, we’ll be sure enough about I t M eanwhile a t dlnnar tonight we'll give. Mr. P aul Ollfford tho coldest snubbing a m an ev er rccolvod. I f you don't as­ s i s t tn«—i*tl “ telcgm ph~ T our fa t lief. W e’ll boo If b e will put up wltli hi* d au g h ter being Cnlled a cnj^nml a de­ cided bargain. I will ..do .the anubblag, and you almply m aintain your dignity. Q ut of repair, am i f W e’ll see If be isn’t worse off.” Tho a rtis t mlgaed hla*hnlf finished epistle, m ade * search fqr It and final­ ly Indited an o th er and Insllod It away. H e ‘camo dow n Into tbo parlors teid 'n n tlo iis th a t explain and when ho goes m inutes before dinner, hoping for n over thoso explanations often enough, word p r tw o w ith Miss Clkves. ' oven .an Indignant old maid m ust be Bho blushed a t Bight of lllm and convinced nt l a s t Bo It w as w ljh Miss blushed still h ard er as ho advanced, Cloves. Bho Anally melted, drew a b u t she Stood on h er dlgutty—th a t Is, breath of relief and,.Seeing Miss Eileen •h e tu rn ed bar bead u^Jly—and In strolling tow ard th tjn ^ s lio called to some confusion ho passed uer and re- her: N* . m arked to tbo a u n t th a t It had been » ’’Oh, dearie, It ap p ears th a t wo have fine day, Miss Cloves wheejod nboqt made on aw ful m istake. I t tran sn lres th a t M r. Cliff w rh,lng t o '« , "Ganton ab o u t th e la tte r had asked T h erefo re I am m o t a n old one, a n d * don’t clim b hills like a c a t w can find Mr. Clifford bring him and I will apologise.’’ . Ur%Any a r tis t who didn’t p u r ,^ m. v antagb a f te r th a t d ee erred to bs behind In th e race. "• Ui* T he Land of the Fr*«. ’T h e r e ’s eight nations represlntsd u th is w ard of ours.” s*ld Mr. HoUcÜ to his w ife on his return from s m . llttcs 1 m eeting. H e began, to them off on hts fingers. • , "T h ere’s Irish , Prlnch, Ey.uiiaaa .Poi “ ’. BoosaUns, OrwS M r. H olloran stopped and btftg •‘T h ere’* Irish . Frlneh, Eyetallai» Poles, Germ an*, Boosalans, Qrrak»a n ’ ain ’t It queer I dlaremlmber the o th er w an? T h ere’s Irish, Fiinch""M aybe ’tw aa Americans.” s a m ^ e i.M rs . H alloran. p " 8 ure, th a t's 1L” said her buibaal. ” 1 couldn’t th in k .”—Youth’s ConpuIon. ^ ^ A p p ro a c h in g It G radually. An old farm er, on paying his rent, told his landlord he w anted some tlm. ber to build a bouao and would bt m uch obliged to blm If ho would gin; perm ission to V ut dow n wood for tbi purpose. \ T hb Inndlord answ ered peremptorily,' "No.’’ * *'.* • ‘•"W hy. then, sir,” Bnidrhc. “ will jm glvo mo en ough to build n barn?” o mnko a jrate. lh e n ? ” nat'e pit I wa(rTNr,"'mtld th e firsi nud moro th an I expected.”- Juito wH ' itT otlicri Vices. iv. X E. iv rn ln i O ne Thousand Acres of Celery Land flow in g Wells Guaranteed $100.00 to*$150.00 Per Acre • « . _ • * *. * . * > Reasonable Cash * Payments and Balance on Easy Term s - W—1V—— ■> - - - -.r «> ^ -f - V— Lands Adapted to Celery, Lettuce,, Cauliflower, Potatoes, Etc. �. y'1' 3 i . , i - - - - - - - il . ■ —- . * TWELVE PASES--Part l ^-Pagcs I to 8 , A~ sM / JN_SANFO RD — Life /* Worth Living Number 2 or the SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY. AUOUST 29, 1908 .fc* F irst Y ear mind (lint It l%jQjjly.under such mndltiiw* frolic on the hill, nnd the miltonds will ns ours th a t Intonsivc funning can lx* return the folks th n y found too tough to done T kill ; thotfnt mid idle plutocrat will dose — Do a n y of (ho higher Tr-dr. mode fey In­ Letters and Communications on dividuals or stntions, striving to reac Events That May Take Place hls^mnmvef place, and the candidate will mount the stump mid run oil; nt the face. Bryan antl^Kcrn Organization the highest |>crfeet ion o f crop, production, Various Timely Topics. T h l^ lo p th After the 23d, Snptcmlier will be under Effected Lost Week leave oUt the. necessity of u sin f - the the influence of Ultra, the seventh sign m eans thnt we do in the most ordinary the zodiac. The sign of* Lihrn repre­ ACCORDING TO GANDERBONE of column devoted ib peopee m an n er !1 sents n pair of scales held in the-flaws of ALL DEMOCRATS MUST ENROLL • Wo can produce enormous cmiM. we n scorpion. It is of Chnldcau origin, qnd have doubled tlie yield of oilier sections, .H um orous b a ro m e te r F oretelling P o v In This D epartm ent will bo Found th e is supposed to menu (liât abolit tlie 23d Come r o r w a r d und C o n trib u t« T o­ nnd wc will even surpass our past onslblc nnd Im possible H appen­ Views, Opinions nnd C om m ent is where the Ic»* mini gets stung Jihnsclf. w a rd th e E lection o f ^he P e e r­ dcnvors^-ln a latitude giving for pur crop ings o f th o Day o f P ra c tic a l W rite rs. People born under Libra rire incapable less L eader. , season ideal conditions, which taken ns n of pretense ; the vymitcn never kMi women Now torynn wax having - . V ' ’ ["¿f uiPcwntJr?'uiîonew»firm* oflnicmt. I whole nre incomparable —4 M ilitate ten! Wcdncsdny night the unterrificd-D eA s|iccch nhonogrnphcil, il\> hate, mid tlie men piny -n wretched US Wlien who should walk in ' E S r to' 1 ^ t ? o u r“ ffct needs.fiiup enabling ui gijlnA o f |K>ker. LOwn ixxipte nfso Imve moerney of the County formed n Demo­ But the ginnt Dill Tnft— ‘ <o»u i c -:*------. * -------1 to furniph the country w l t h r f M j |^ H green ' fuîia^KJt'aiiutlvô nnd. ----------anonymous coniinuñlcafresh iio enr.for music, uud generally play some cratic Drynn and KcrnCIuh id furtherance Ä S tlH t* wkSïd. We will not be rcsponüble | .- , And they Iniigltcd iw es vegetables out of their ordinary seuson, All com* (or (H>lnl«ni expnw d tiy contrltniton. l*artici\lnrly loud iiistrumeiit in the villnii of the election of tho Democratic .tick et ■tioiit Int'rmlcl Car nfprnt t«ue muit lie In from October ■’} ‘‘Good morning," said-Drynn, 3ctdbi to May of edch year, that B a n d This is as it should be. nnd iilnccs thc band. Und not later than TuewlajF p. m. I-Co. v.V Displaying a look being irnjiossibic for sections further Democracy of the County .in the front Tlutswnflow will «lesert the enve *• A New S e ttle m e n t In Celery Belt •f Of J6y nnd sueprke nortli, and in other , cases not to be iitranks and In marching order. And sfhrt the movement soulli. As lie laid down liis Ixxik_ To the Editor o( The Herald: • And the fum icr prime himself to spit mined furfiirir south. Aiid they shook. It is tho intention' of tho dull to popu­ As I have been requested ¿o give a Tliruugh early mitumii's drouth; Leaving averages aside, thisjp intended larize the organization, und every Demo­ "I liave come for u visit," little sketch of our neighborhood, l, will The immpkinH will grow long nnd gnunt to draw Attention to our possibilities, nnd crat is Invited nnd urged to enroll himself SnidJTnft, while Ids juit With drugging on the vine. endeavor to Uo so. ; • Wns hung on a nail In the membership. ----have lai'd. nsidA^old methods ol ^ n d w hen t|ic time shall comq for oid This Is one of t h e ‘new settlem ents of as we , , , I Dy tlie great Democrat— John D. to get in line The National Committee has called, .. ___ , doubled, and the celery belt, nhd as yet unnam ed, hut,] T h an ts, V *H n,i * A ink they sat. '. * * • And pay his month's Installment on nnd called loudly, for funds with which trebled tlieir number per acre, so wc have as a matter of convenience wo will call it .T hat'thirty mlUion fine. ' "Delighted I" said Ilrynn, to carry on the nntionnl campaign, h is realized productive yield in |>roportioii We'll hear a hor/e hitigh that.will give' "Bungnlo Corner." The location is ill fire "If I he allowed - r • nnjm posalbllity to run n campaign on sucli crops ns hnvo liccn grown, and Us sliivert d w n the splno. ‘ The sentim ent Ted crossing of Geneva nnd Hcordsnll avenue, Ilns often avowed"— The moon will ho full on tho 10th. nnd Out money, and it Ib the wish of the two ami n'hnlf miles east and one mile so also will wp do when otlihrs arc plant And he bowed. cd. and we must not loosu 'sight of the the American fleet will mnke* Uio StfcU'ly standard bearer of the pJlrty dikt Cohtrisogih of Sanford. . "I RtipjMise," ventured Tnit, (xovideutinl conditions in our h<inds, hut Islands nbout tfie l2Mi.--'.IUis ^x|iccted 'BWtons come , from Uic rank und file of Lost February, when the writer first vis ___Willi UJmllcdimL^ms sweet, — llint it-wiil remntn t h ^ t Q CtTnn titnttVrka^ -the*Detnornicy. “*—lt«t this comer,Vthere w as ntrt t, f n r n .i n l u ^ ^ v e r y lmst »u. o í th«Mw W ñ i> W — “You have Just inm leji recordd o ty having bi-come'its long s u it.' ‘ ^Recognizing -----r«.--:------„ thisriMrietA,' -----*— «tld llulioVirignnd thU 8 show.to tlie world— what sluiuld ;Thnt live Rot tn h e a r e r sight, the closest - improved- |dnc« being that u sfimlLconUibúHori from m any will be done. Witli Hie"ndvetit o f.nutuitin, vice-jiresiVcry'nerit. Celery avenue. Since then t^ierc bus been W o.have planted 75,000 celery plants dentinl whiskers will begin to bkriUTWlU. gain a larger nmouut tillin'lum p ooutrD "Why no,” Drynn laughed, oven thirty farms staHtzh' a n d aliowt n Nature’s gciirrnl color scliciqe, nnd belli Initions from n few. the m cndienhlp fee" "I huve reconls for two; dozen houses built wltliirPn’ half m ile of to t h e . acre, yielding four carloads ot You inny make one yourself Mr; Sherman and Mr. Kern will nln a little was placed nt the small sum of 5 0 .cents. 1,200 crates. Please let the know how this corner and we predict th at within If >T»u wish so to do— Trills amount every Democrat/ whose heurt v; stronger on the tuils rif their tlciilB. m any stalks tliut is io tlie era to. for I mriy A • ,4' . the next year wc will have a house on t-« After you.'r iss in the cause, can afford qiid> will be ' Assd Uten October w ill'return, be tnistaficn. Then, again, we have nearly every five-acre tract on this oneDut Tnft waved, his hand _ . . Thul ghidsomc Unit* and rare .\ , willing vllling to contribute. * * Z’ half .section. Even now wo hear talk of a planted 30,000 lettuce to the acre,, yield­ With u show of suspicion. Wliejv the jmm|>k1n-pic- will answer - Dr. D. C., Abcrnetiiy wns ttnniii;noiisly. •*Herc*r *• V • *• V; repair shop, a store, nnd n church fbr Sun­ ing two-nnd-a-hulf carloads, or 750 hnsk* Anti sSifl Pin not elected (ircsident of tlyi club*. Mr. Josjub . ' v v *U|Vin thoilyll of fare. A m achino politician”—^ ' day school nnd general church uso being ets. And how tunny heads is (hut to the Ferris, secretary, and Hon. W.,P. W a tso n ,' ’ ; _ _ mansion liner ‘ J .. / free and open to nil Christian denom ina­ basketJ •*V \ That nns been done w ithtlipso cro|>s. In (lid old Roman cnlendnr, ci Septcnihçr •IMPROVING THE WAXED -SYSTEM irensurer. All contributions will be care- '* - , • tions. Tlie locution is just right' for n fully listmt. pnd Orhngc County will gel T« "***■* *' I ns wc nil know. Now, let us go out for was the seventh iflSLthjif the year. This country school, which must come to the Credit for herad d ltio n of th e fu n d s of the » S anford Will H are th e M oat H ealthful strawberries, nspnrngus, onions, pnthtoes. hrotighrljibor-Drty nnnind in the heat of neighborhood soon. enjupaign. Let Orange County Depio- . W u ltr irt th e S ta ie _ •' please,', All the unions said it wns The corner. Is hut 4 4 0 yards from 4 •4 n t .Lhc h c , and anything Selse S S 5you55L - w . with .tlie the •summer. -A visit to Uic Icq,mul W ater Company crots crime Hostile’fnuit n n d .d e lumor to line of the proposed new.railroad, uiuRflll I a“ uro,,ce tbnt H*0 •°m o mensure ftf^süc- tiMi hot to march fnr enough to make nh> thci»»aerveS/ tl*e*Cotfiily, anil tliq party. ,no douiit liemnnd n switch, which will I ™** ^ U erpwq nn intelligent efTort ‘along . mpressjon on cnpitul. Like every otlier tllsdoses n congcfiiril sctcif gentlemen *in TJhose wlio «leqiq^ can mnke nny qoncfuirge, id ways, ready to plense the public, make one of tho ' shipping points of the | odler c™? j*nes 08 ^ ,9e here n,on* IKllitidnn, Nmnn was nfrnid of the Inbor trihutlon tiicy pluusii over and above (tic «> their mott.o being inliteitcss nnd icmupt* road; supporting n warehouse and jee- tioned—wc have the fuiidnindiitut d e ­ vote, sri lw»- p u sh ed ‘September along to iiteiulicrsliip fee, ns thh- 8|q rh inuy move ness. The ice plant link nonp»cUy of 25 ment*, gful success will lHMrietcd to Usin the ninth place in the cn^ondnr arid had J ..house for the oonveiilence of tho neigh-' Iheni— Orlando Reportcr-S|qr. borhood. “T • % • . . . * - just |iro|X)rllon to the^T fntdligent appli­ Labor Day fqll otf tin* first day of Autumn. 4 )ins daily, rill of which is disposed o( V" J The unions were thus enabled to tnurcli ns made. They are shipping u carload • The writer h a s'h o p e s of utilizing the cation. ’ . PUBLICITY IN YOUR WINDOW twice ns fnr, and Nurnri hnd to refuse n every day to Titusville. ‘2 Sanford with dlinnte,* soil lind'Wntcr palmetto tree for |iordi columns, nnd hns Mayor Forest Lake, owner and uinnngei third tenn. placed n few in use on his “a h n d O o can Dent the world. R. II. W hitnek. Tlie old school bell will toll the knell of of the institution, is having extensive irn- Mony H andsom e W indow D isplays o r . test their durability as a vernnda column. Our M e rc h a n ts. 1 ; youthful suuimer joys, and the girls will provenjentB added to Uni waterworks - Fie If they meet'expectations, we will place u A goo»l window display is of inesTIma? hns beyn employing from. 2 0 to 25 men ORLANDO WON IN SLOPPY GAML nicekly get in Hire, together WithldortMi motukrn kungalow^ip this corner fit for a Hoys; hilt tlie gainer youngsters will hide daily for The first two months \>vcrli«jiing hie vqhu» to a merchant, ntfd does much king, in which to spend a p arto fjiis iftp e.. , . * . _ . _ . I I « « « d o t nilBlaken, „ mllllül,dollar. U r i » C r o w ^ P r . M d t O c p lld It.clem . out a few days in dissent, and Inter oil the 12-inc.h w ater 'main,from LtHtfiA»Ta"*to towurd attracting trade to his store. Shake­ the city, a distance of from three nrtd i^ speare hnsylghlly said: ‘T h e upparel oft • klic Inst .oqe in will run for President. hak been burned up |p.* palm etto In this I « n r W e a th e r, The summer girl will get her cont ilnfi half to four miles. Luke Ada is n benutt*-, proclaims the m an," nnd In. the ftnmecountry in the la;t low years. ' A* It seem» 0 n l>r onc Üam e op tho doubleful d e a r wntof lake; 21 feet higher tlinir m anner docs the show windows pri^c.luini lu inc there is not another fnniilyof wood ,,cilder with Orlando wa» played last Merry Widow liaU iuul journey-homeward Sanford. Thu work already done demon­ the condition of tlTe goods within. Many from tlie sen uncertain where she> nt —that can be tued nx profUâblÿ Ss’thla_ pe-1 Thüfsdny ^ficrnim»', um uecount of the strates that the water'ilows to tliocity hy stores aro unable to make a good- window lull tlie widow, easily caressed In-cause collar soft wood, and ns a vornndâ column .b n i vondition of Hie grounds, gravity mid in mi inexhniistihle supply. display on account of inadequate sjxaee in it has no equal, if it caii be* modo dura- j ' A,W»D 1 p’ftock In tbè afternoon n rain she stuck to toques, will bring ¡fniolly Chemical anulysis show* the water to lie the windows, yet a' a'mnll window can be Ue. Our friends need not be surprisjsd u i l stor,n «ntl b y Hie time it coddle home and show it to the folks. mode very attractive If given lhc projicT A 1 for domestic purixiscs. The tourists who huve been abroad on .see machinery in this country tnuking a I abûled tho'ball field lind be«nr converted attention to dctnlls. Mr. Imko has spent n large Amount ot fashionable, trips, will homeward wend hundred different tilings out of this lierc- jh ’ifo-a small sized lake, We are glad tó noto that many* of our money on the waterworks nnd states that witli hotel tags stuck all around their tofore-worthless timber. + .. jl • *-T M anager W agner wns determined, Jiow he will m niinue to do so until ho lias the m crchaiiu have long been-awake to T h e grips; *aml thronging in ' their wake wifi Yes. 1 know you ore nlf from Missouri, ®^er* 1,01 to Hio large crowd vulue of n good window display;, und Thd service equal to any in the South. but when a few m en 'g e t rich out - of Jiirit M1? 1 hnd finHicred fipspile llu; inclemency conic a never-ending flow of busted ini Hcrnld will endeavor tó call attention tp Dut few people, probably realize Uie whidi you burn up, somo^one'may. sliout jvE'Uie weather, Qnd. soon had a force at migrants to sec where ' they got All the some of them each week-,-or us rapidly as worth of this good work going on. . It will work draining off th4 diamond mid out­ dough. "down witli the bondholders." fiie.chnj^cs in display occurs imt t ly city under first-dnss fire |)rotecSeptember is when the autum nal equi­ field, and a t 4 o'clock .‘‘husilli ties "..com­ ~ B .--F , H a r t t n o a ix . , O n e /in d o w in particular th at caught Uiiri, us well us heolthiirotectlori. mon cod. The wet ball pnd sloppy grounds, nox Uio musqulto out. This occurs gn the tlufeyfr of Tlie Herald's scribe Is th a t of There is also n for»-/of men putting in 2 2 d, when tlie sun goes over tlie.equator however, nmde'goqd bull ploying un lm-> Intensive F o rm ln l In S an fo rd the T. J. Miller & Son's furniture store a t IMMslbility, but botii team s were fulhol for a touchdown tyi the icecream *glgglcry nnd extending the mains througliout tho To ib« Editor of.Thk lln u ii; * * tho (jornér of First street nnd Park avenue. city. . ginger-and .put up u scrappy.game. .Ur.-. mil summer tfijdcrwear...Tho*coal mqn What does intensive farm ing m ean? Mr. Miller evidently had n ir.u y ir to good ' — -It means.dn the o rd in nry sonie,'lilgh‘|lh n d o scorcd-one'Dl- lhe“ ft;8ririh liig | nud wiil 'kTcF^iToir«int Mr. Roosevelt! leaving A MAMMOTH PACKING' HOUSE window displays when lie devoted soimich fettillzation, jiariicular nnd pnrcful culti- ngulil in tlie fourth, and the two hundred Sagamore Hill, will tiirn to Washington npniT jt> nhnw. nnd h igtfimt~TTf~ vation. Now, th at, is tlie IlmlL-pf cn-1 rooters from Orlando, who hnd come up and the serious business of loading m i i i i c • -Gbaae— &— Company ' WBt liaVc- th e placing p !«Bfl|l|iaiHN3P|dVQf furniture in ** .deavorgq fnr ns ihn ...... - mul L arg cst In th e S ta te . l_ j.--------------------------Worhl can j in go.an ti[nn n H|uw'fnl im m wr«^ dpllgim»«!. Dut mqge shells for lions. the wind(iy»ru choice lkfio of household »;ooler air will stimulate The Tiie packing hqpse- bcidiTconstnicteti mey Dunk the sum to tal.. We knew, that | Uiclr.spirits took u . tunable in Snninrd h furnishing* lias been arranged complete liä Preslderttlnl race, Tliri by Chase & Co. will, when finishcd/lx- dwt that is but a factor thnt can be at- half o f the fifth, when our boys mnnugfd Ami everybody will hit up "from kitchen to parlor-" The kitchen, one of the finest und liest equippe»! In fire • lf 'ned by any funner urjfwhere, and that to cross the imo three times. It was not A little fuster pn«T. dining room, bed room nnd parlor has been statu. Imnicdinlely following file loss of The smiling entry from fiic'Piultn die real cssentlaia are lacking, I. e.. Irri­ for.long, though, for in tlie seventh. Hie faithfully portrayed, each room having Its Will put up clouds of dust. the former wuretunise by fire early -in gation and jierfect drainage. Wutpr can . uuluckv — __ seventh for us. three bases on regulur furnishings, and file ensemble form And file roly-poly map will run ' June, steps were taken to construct be luid at nearlyiaii places, and certainly I balls. ffiur errvrp and two Hits, gave OrTill ho is like to bust..*' a most pleasing effect und carries nut Mr. file, sudi us we use in our dual system, lundo six runs, nnd w hat t»roved to be Uie fumÍ8,¡ And Teddy meanwhile will observe tlie building th at would more fully supply fi,o Mlllcr*B MOCl iden lhnt h(5 am be had everywhere, but Uicse nre game, although they added unothcr in the oontest through his glnss.'^md stick nmumP demnmls b«lng made upon the shippers your homo throughout. . 1 only factors us well,, i growers in ninth inning on two errors. The game Uie half-mile post until fid runners jiass; by the increasing dumber At the store of N. P. Yowidi & Co. tire Tlie present know Eho soil m ust be adaptable, was Very comical rif aomo stageh and for und if he feurs the Platte wifi win the Sanford qmj vicinity. windows have recently been chnirgcd find structure is rapidly assuming shape and siiow a rich and varied line of dry goods •n<t only an op»», porous, sandy soil will a while exciUng, ___but wns anything else highest prized of boons, he'll luugh and respond; certainly not olny or even very I than a first clnss game. Orlando, how­ whistle up a few1old reassuring tunesjund will be ready fo r pccuimncy about Sep­ and notions. One window Is filled wi£lt^ cloK»oiU. nor wifi hill sides answer, and ever, proved tficmflelvcs die best waders. toss u big fat bumblebee , in .Taft's back tember 15. The building, fronts on Sec- Indies' waists nnd lulls, giving a cool, nikPstrcnt nnd is nbout ISO feet square, J-yeupiNhig funds boeotno veryjdifHquI T he gam e Thursduj’ dosed. Uie baseball pantaloons. midsummer effect, and (lie other windows U'Cfc hns been not even a dream of a season here, but it is probable that winter And then there will be doings on this luilt of brick and of good height, with h a i& displays commensurate with the • combining in one, suiiplying us ball will be plenUful in .Sanford, as s e v i none tori-stnble •earth, and-ev ery Deimw 15,000 square feel of lloor space,'with an large and varied ¿lockcarried within, Mr. *®'”*red. both, -Irrigation and drainage eral towns nearby will havo first class crat will got his caqrpuign dollar's worth; ideal locution between two trucks of fire A rthur Yowell has an Inherent abuliy as *** us ours. " *-,_ team s all winter, and Sanford is th ^ b e st the Hisgens, Debs, and all of th at incon­ Atlantic Coast Line, fids model warehouse a window dresscrandtltougli handicapped Look our conditions over, and all can b a ll town in Florida, ^ s l d e of Jackson­ sequential fry, wifi duck into (he weeds will be able to hipx }]0 Die cnip of fruit by a dearth of window-dressing supplies, and vegetables very easily. Ail the can always be depended upon to gut up Uiot we cad secure fartliitors Uic ville. i !'--f - « " ™ • '4 and watch the big event go by; an d tho "®«Q»oUier progressive farmers. We Although our team Uiis summer has T aft men. looklug otf the while file fire­ modern machinery und facilities for hand­ an attractive display. Huggardi, we can - and do use as lost a good m any games, it hus given the works pop and sizz, will hold on tightly ling fruits will lie installed, among them There are several other good windows “ “«•care in cultivation os nny, we have fans good, clean basebull. and |m»vcd und • enquire, "W hidi cloud of dust is the new cu rrie r' system fur packing that will command our attention In u la­ oranges and transporting the boxes to the ter issue. Keep up (lie good work and cheap w ater supply, our lands J themselves to be In a d o ss with the best lis t" ; ‘ ' , cars. This will all be done by^ftower m a­ make your Stores ns attractive as possible. Kacnti/lcally filed, doing us the double j teem s in the state. The boys played in th e (ouch ot Fall will mnke the ripe chinery Instead of by hand, doing away Many a.custom er Is gained by tiaving ids 1 of Hrigafing and draining as re -1 hard luck at times, but Uicre is no reuson - And foiling acorn thud. • with the delay and the bruising of fruit or tier attention attracted by articles Dur lands a ro open and porous why fills should continue alvMy>< and wc And tlie crawfish will throw up his tall And burrow in the m ud; i^Hpimon in the old way. , ffcrfecfiy u^fnptuble to th at sys- venture to predict th at when another sen­ well displayed. The dread mosquito will depart .1' , - -1, Clujso & Co. realize Uie growth of Sundee m ade by nn- j son opens they will make the other team ! From fids terrestrial scene. ford and lire fruit and vegetable business If ill's printing yon want, a e n d ji to T»IB But he’ll die. as well becomes the brave tfie is required I in the s l s te ^ s it up and take notice.” With 'bis foce against the screen. and are preparing in advance to hnndlo H ek ^ u i office. • First-class work guaran­ I Tho score stood: Orlaudo, 9 ; Santeed.. . j• .. _ And then the foil-enlivened colt will the ciupa in a system atic manner. d e a r tri your | ford, 3. voice people ORANGE COUNTY CLUB ■ ** : IRCKQM u W T nw ffrn m m luna vi *• • m - •V:'-1 i m - Jj JV . •' : . m m « m OT m ß AÚ" * M r.l. jbff .»*i L* 4\- ... ** u* TE u<n*v , i ij e /^ w -K ;r- !• I I . L-iV'tlrT, íífW j• I Î k' f m HI.R * y*« • : ? � 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/. 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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 45-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 22, 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