1 10 46 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0370a4b0d4edc426e21a2ac1e8a4f22e.pdf 5914876bd36aeffcb9ecf3d5c61104c9 PDF Text Text fiëëtmbtr TM ^SÄW O TODAY IS OPPORTUNITY Be A n y Cheaper One Thousand Acres of CeleryLand. * *“.• - * - ' ’ ‘ Flowing W ells Guaranteed * •_ I . . • • Lands Adapted to Celery, Lettuce, Cauliflower, Potatoes, E tc . IDA * __Not ’ The Man W ho S w e a rs O ff JOTAL ECLIPSE OF SUN N o tleftib lc In This P o rt o f the S to le the Tuesday w as the shortest tiny In the yenr for nil folk who live in the northern hemisphere. Wednesday the sun begun its upward climb among the stars, ami the «lays will slowly lengthen. A t 1 o'clock Wednesday the sun entered whut is known among nstrouomers ns the sign o f Cnpricornus, mutking the astronomical beginning o f winter, which will Inst until tile orb has reached tiic celestlul'fcqiiitlor in March, murking the end o f winter uiul the (LstniiMiiii)cal beginning o f spring. There was a total eclipse of the sun, but it was invisible In North America. TlftT path of this central eclipse w af across the southern part o f South A m eri­ ca, the South Atlantic, South Africa And the Indian ocean. It was observed by some o f the leading astronomers o f the United Suites nnd South America and will ndd interest to the Pan-American scientific congress, which will shortly be­ gin its session in Santiago, Chilie. • Don't co around nnd txmii about Your ««•rnrinC olTon New Year’* day; Don'« H"< upon Cnn bou«* nnd «bout Thai you have drivvn Vice away. Ur may rrlnm 10 mock you. So mrrrly <|ull. without diiplay— A man amounts to little who , It forced to swear off, unyyny. New Railroad P ro g re s s in g ; ,w t t w w w w w The store of N. P. Yow ell & Co. present ninost pleasing picture this week in a fine display o f dress goods, notions nnd gents' furnishings. The windows were decorated by Mr. Koch, an expert window dresser from Chicago nnd arc all that can be.de­ sired In artistic finish. Gas R ange For Sale Procticully n e w ; double o v e n ; four top burners; Improved Jewel. A bargain. Call at Herald office. " A te koq going to give up any of - your old habits T” ** Y es," answered the man with a de­ fiant air; "one. I'm golng'to give up this old. old habit o f swearing off every N ew Y ear day." Celery P lants . A few very fine prickbed plants for sale. Jno. D. Jinkins. cor­ ner Third street and French* avenue. 44 »4 VU W W Equitable Life’s S tandard Policy „ -r Bwtwnaa ado at I ■■■Tl tiA vino Claims A gairst Sì i p Estati s T ou and each of r ou are hereby nollfled and raqulrad io prêtent a * v d aim , and â S ô a £ a . ! L r“ ü ° î M a in iI laid citata of JX: ** Mallop«ii, deceased, lata of Oranje County Fludda, (o lha uoderalsned Executor ôfta id calala ■dtkta j o i year front ina data hereof. Dated December 21. ISO«. 10_a t u r a i W. Mjukmct, Executor. ( C A LL Of THE UNITED STATES J- S. COLES, Jr., General Agent, Jacksonville,Florida MRS. E. P. WELBQRNE,______ ... J. N. N. WIHTNER,— - - Special Agent----Resident Agent, Sanford. Fla. ^ , ----------------************** ************ FREE SA M P L E S O F Sanford Furniture Co. Florida • - . Equitable Life Assurance Society Bring Uio children to Toyland. In Ra Calata of > W. M, Mattonar t -T° Prescribed by the New York State Luw W R IT E Just received latest styles, ro ^ iV g le e n hats and derbies, at MetUnger's. • In County Judge s Court. Orange U W W V V \ 4 W tV »U W U U 4 W V U U V W \ > H W O tt C Beautiful I Exquisite I soy the ladies of men's tics, at MetUnger's.. __________ w w w w w v w w w w w v v w tw v w w w w w w ERTAINLY NOT, never thought of such n tiling • It’s the other fellow who will likely go. You hove not yet your family well provided for nor all the debts lifted from your Property, so you will live. Your Building&nmy bum, so yoh keep them insured. How would it do to let one of the Strongest Life Insurance companies in the WORLD carry that risk ujHin your Life, instead of forcing it upon your Wife and Children? A little money Saved this way, each year, will make life in later years comfortable and happy. Do ifot fail to examine the mas Turkics, or anything you want, and save further anxiety. Our-risk; our trfluble. Sanford Grocery Company. The Herald is fuUy equipped to print fine stationery o f nil kinds. A il the latest type and material nnd “ the men behind the iype"„whQ k n ow h o w . ____ — T o r n short time only, Tnjiestry Brussela Art Squares, regular iwicc $22.(10, special price $17. Sanford Furniture Co. w Of Course You Are Not —— Going to Die : The Sanford & Everglmlrs Railroad is W inner W ashin g M achines rapidly assuming sltnpe and this week A few more of tliesc still left, sold strictly started to lay their tracks* The connect­ ing switch witli the A. C. L has been put mt gunntefc. If they do not do wlmi we in nnd the bridge construction completed. claim, money is refunded. Harry J. Wilson. Ere long the whistle of the engine will The counties that fa ll to have exhibits awaken the echoes of the celery deltu nnd nt the Jacksonville Exposition-Fair will the Everglades. miss a splendid upjtortunlty to get a large amount of advertising nt n minimum cost. Rev. S w e a t Is T ra n sfe rre d The Methodist confcriuice closed at Mi­ No charge is mode for space for county exhibits. _________ ___________ ami lust Monday night, after u most In tcresting session. J u s t'R e c e iv e d Rev. D. IJ. Sweat, who has served the Tlie largest line o f Bporting goods ever MeUimllst ylturdi in ttiia city sft long and received in Sanford— guns, rifles, bunting faithfully, has been transferred to the clothing, etc. *' Harry J. Wilson. Springfield church in Jacksonville. . ---- r ---------------- — One-fourth of the great Palace o f In Rev. A . E. Householder'was appointed dustry nt the Florida Ex position-Fair has to Sanford and will receive a cordial w el­ come. Rev. Householder is on eminent been reserved for the *\j divine, at one lim e presiding elder of his the East Coast of Florida'. These counties will muke n magnificent display of fruits, district. vegetables and farm products nt this Ex­ A rriva l and D epartu re o f M ails * position. which is to be held nt Jackson­ Effective November fifteenth. ville from January 20 to March 20,1909. Arrive From -------------f ■■ 1 North......... 7 00 a. 2 05 p in , 5 40 p ra.' South ...............-vy7 ..7 00 a. in , 2 35 p. m. Place your order with us now for Christ­ M usical Treat . Sanford music-lovers are promised n rare treat on Tuesduy evening, the 29lh, at a musical to be given in the Sanford House parlors, by -the Misses Lc Grand and Manning, who are visiting friends in Tampa only . . . . . J . . - . . ; ................It'3 5 a rl t ie city, assisted by C, Edgar Hamilton. 71In •vi 1Ir LianiJf'7_____it 00 a. m.. 5 40 p. jn Oviedo tiracch . . . . V ..... .............. 10 3 0 a. m. *. Miss La Grand who lias n rich, highly Trilby branch..............."77 00 a m , 1 10 p. m. Tnvarrt branch............................... I 52 p. m. cultivated contralto voice, is a pupil uf J. Armour Galloway o f Berlin, Germany, and le e v e For North.................... ....2 52 p. tn., 0 00 p. in. South Trrrril S5 p. tn, 5 30 p. ra., » 00 p. m. is now head of the voice department of Tlturvllle branch.8 00 a. m., 2 23 p, tn. Jfounoku College nt Danville; Va., nnd is Ovlnjo branch............... ................ 2 30 p. m. Trilby branch...................I 45 p. ra.. tl 00 p m Also choir director of the First Baptist Tavaree branch.......... 0 40 a. tn., 2 23 p in. Branch traine dally except Sunday: other# daily. — »- eliureh o f that city.------- - — -----------A dally capitai pouch rrcyjyttl from Tampa at A ____ -MliS Manning, a graduam o f- the -Seng I t A3 r Ctu* F. lUuixs. [‘oatmatter. school o f music, BufTaio, and of the P ea ­ .. M. C. IUum i. A »»'t Putlmaitcr. body conservatory, Baltimore, Md., is a pianiste of rare ability nnd Je now a mem­ L e ttu c e Plan ts ber o f the music faculty o f Columbia Col­ Lettuce Plants for sale; any quantity. lege, Columbia, S. C. * C. F. W illiams , Box S3. The Pink Sheet Charles B. Hulctt who is so well nnd fa ­ vorably knowu by the farmers and fruit growers o f tlie state; lias ucccpted a posi­ tion as the Florida representative o f the . . . N ew York Produce.Nrw i (th e piuksheet) nnd w ill have full control o f the paiier's interest here. Mr. Hulett will travel the atHte.but will have his headquarters in Jacksonville, and any produce information Or news which will benefit the growers or truckers will reach him there and will have his prompt attention- W e wish him end the News success. V ery A ttr a c tiv e W in dow s s ^JEW Wall Taper w ill chapee unmti|tte dismal room a into an attractive cheerful h o t ic . We place at your door t?e privilege o f telco, ttons from the M i n t s xml moat varied s tu c k in the South, ' H p r tm p n . mu f * l i t t e r IH -1 U W . Bay 5 t B A L F T W A L L PA PER ] POST CARD coidling roooij you intend papering bring you tam plc* »«*• •If you intend pamung mead for price* ‘ ad colof A 1 ! ||| save you money, p p r t e p n , W fti hf W i-CONROYCOMI �ELVE.PACES IN SANFORD— Lifo ia Worth Living Number 21 SANFORD. FLORIDA, SATURDAY. JANUARY. 2. 1909 NEWS OF THE WORLD Items of Interest Gleaned From dance tendered him, U3-ycar-old Captain Goddard E. Diamond led the grand rnnrch with Miss Marie Montrclh who Is 100 yenrs his junior. Copt. Diamond wns born in Plymouth, Mass.; nnd ir n vegetarian. Various Sources SANFORD THE FAVORED Extraordinary Induccments-Arc Bringing in New Residents PEOPLE LOCATING EVERY DAY DURING THE WEEK I m e erew ir iih w u , —t fir c ln the York, la st week, did $20.000 damngc*. The fire wns discovered about tw enty minutes before the performance wns ended and the audience wns safely out­ side before they knew the on fire. ** -------------- -------- „ pop u larity . Ga., won the first prize— $fM>0 Q In gold — and J. T, Stillwell o f Charlotte, N. C„ tin* second prize— $1,600 in gold, in addi­ tion to these prizes there were others ■ "w iiniim i tn sits ()o o in value. _ • The superior court o i Ml dereil a decision ousting th Oil Co., the Republic. Oil Co Woters-Pierce Oil Co. from th Missouri, nnd fined each comp 000. The order of the court In] January 15. j Frederick A. Burnlinm, former | of the Mutunl Reserve L ife Infiurt mainlined suicide Inst week by' gss. He was under indictmen) charge of forgery nnd lnrceny. ., Electricity is to be used In trains on the Hnrlcm division New York Central rnllrond. Mrs. Mnry S. Roper hns been .51.000 damages for being enu•dangling rope from n balloon an Into die air. . Seven Pittsburg councllmcn n arrest charged with conspiracy, practices and bribery In connect' municipal legislation. Last Saturday u train on -tha Coast and Piedmont railway run track near Heidsville, Go.. nndroi n forty foot Imnk. A number of\ D ii III g io l i t i vv inaCt'Ai t i l t ut'LlFO gers were seriously injured, but no one LOTS. killed. under bond nnd failing to secure one he Tiii* jury in the Hargis murder case in wns lxmnd over to await the action di the Kentucky failed to find n verdict mul criminal court. Mr. Webb being too ill to leave his home was placed under a bond were discharged. •• of $3,000 and will have a preliminary Clsus-Sprackles, sugar king o f the P a ­ cific coast, ilied in San Francisco.Dec. 20, hearing ns soon as lie is aide to appear. Tile result is awaited w ilii mudi interest. aged 80 years. H. W. Poor, hnnkcr and broker o f NeW T errib le Earthquake In Italy York tins failed for $5,000,000. He wns Dispatches from EurQ]>e bring tin* snd publisher of the Manual o f Railroads for intelligence o f a most destructive enrthn number o f years, qunke and tidal wove' that occurred in The natives of Bokaharign Island, in Italy last Monday morning. Without the the Manaimki group, have revolted against slightest warning the terrible upheaving the lirilish rule and declnred u Republic. nnd trembling of the earth left hundreds The ringleader in the movement is of buildings in ruins and sent thousands claimed to bu a native missionary. of people to tiicir death. Messina, the Acting under instructions of President second largest city of tiie nation suffered Roosevelt, the secretary o f the interior most, being ruined.to a great extent by hos withdrawn from entry, selection and earthquake. Hood nnd fire. The loss of location nl| public ]nnd* in "Wyoming, life here alone is placed ut between tliirjy Idaho nnd Utah, b clieved to contain phos­ and forty Uiousand, while in the outlying phate rock, landing appropriate action by cities and villages the loss is estimated to congress, be fully as great. it is probable dial among the dead are Deccnliter 20th 2QQ.000 Chinook B t i l many tourists from different parts o f the mon eggs were shipped from the United Slates fisheries at Mill Creek to the A r­ world, as the hotels were full o f strangers gentine republic. They went by express at the tim e o f the calamity, and most of to New York, where a special agent of the these hotels were destroyed. A s the first and most destructive shock Argentine republic took charge of them. occurred while most people were yet in Be will take them by steamer to London bed there was no time for thought o f dan­ and thence to Buenos Ayres. ger or preparation for escape. Those who Major Orlando Ja y Smith, president and were fortunate enough to reach the street genera] m anager o f the Am erican Press were in inony instances either killed by association since 1802, died at his home falling walls, drowned by the tidal wave in Dobbs Ferry, December 21. which rolled in from the bay or were l)r. Atcherly, of the Royal College of burned to dputh in the fires which broke Surgeons, London, tins made public a new out all over the ruins. theory as to the cause o f leprosy. J te ttlUp to the present tim eïh irty-flve e ld e r triiAttes the disease do dye nnd says it is and villages are reported pnicticully wiped “ inalogous to scurry” Furthermore, tie is out of existence, and the monetary loss of the opinion that Uie d is e a s e 'it not Is estimated at several hundred millions . contagious. o f dollars. Dr. Charcott's expedition, fitted out for The calam ity is one of the must appall­ o trip to discover the South pole, has ing that ha i ever occurred in Italy and it sailed from Punta Arenas, Chill. will take-years to recover from Its effects. Relief for the sufferers Is being sent from President Gomez o f Cuba w ill negotiate all quarters o f Uie globe. King Emanuel, « government loan o f $13,000,000. A special session o f congress is to be King Edwurd, and President Roosevelt cslled for March. 16 next, to act on the were among Ute first to offer assistance. M f f irod other q u a n g o »- - , . A bill has passed the lower house o f congress providing for the return o f $213,000 to the South, which was token by Gen. Butler as contraband during Uie wnr between Uie statoe. - 0UR BLAUTITUL FLORIDA An "B ig T im " Sullivan, ns he is commonly known in New York fed 0,000 o f the city's poor os his Christmas offering, mid to each he gaye an order for shoes nnd happenings stockings. The Salvation A rm y f«d 5,000 at their barrack nnd sent well-filled bask­ ets to the Jielpless nnd deserving |ioor who The Celery City Is Appealing t o Home ra the Reader* W M LTind n B rief sceKrrs-pnd In v e s to rs In X v e r y ~* couldnot le a v e their huinlileTiomes. Such Historical Spring r io w ln l S ectio n o l^ th e Union nets ns these are true religion. For Hurried R ead er» Sanford is n favored city, favored b y an The Manitoba government which owns The steamer Irndn, from Galveston for the telephone system, lias reduce«! the ideal climate, nn ideal location, good wnUrrrpod'wlih... 22.00Q - balC3_pf„Co»P!li best ciniw o f rates fifty pcrccn n *“ * wai wrecked last week off Uie Irish const (»topic in the world, nnd lust, but nut least. In Uie Atlnntn Journal's - 7 , W s n ti ! • Steal Ottr M ottrr- W o are almost tempted to steal The Sanford Herald's motto and change It to " I n Taylor County— L ife Is Worth Livin g." W ith home-grown turnip greens, home­ made hogshead cheese, home-made sau­ Ldicts have been issued which will sage. home-made syrup, home-grown and give China a constitutional government made corn bread, and a dozen other hometable delicacies, why shouldn't anyone tn 1017, enjoy Ufe In Taylor t— Taylor County Herla Oakland. C o l, Christmas eve, ut a aid. er nnd in vest«» that llie worhF-hns ever er produced. Every day sous some new faces In our midst nnd after alighting irninlioat or train they drive over the city or out to the beautiful farms, and nine out of every ■ « ...-------ty and either stays ns a First Year American Italy O ffering Inducements f t ^ n d U a ^ a i d u u u o u d l U a o n he started. — Tilts week witnessed the sale o f fifty acres of forming land In ten acre tracts and ten city lots were sold, each 011« to contain n new dwelling. Two city lots were sold (or a new carriage factory and several lots just beyond Uie city limits were sold for residences. This remarkable activity means that Sanford 1ms gained an impetus that no calamity can ever retard or break down, and the future o f Uie Celery City is as­ sured. — — ■ . 1 ■=. Sanford, the favored city, will soon be Sanford, the greater city, nnd to Utotewhu ure watching events the transition will not be long in the fleeting. A M atter o f Necessity W illie— W hy does 0 man sweur off so m an/ Uilngs at Christmas f Crabthaw— He has to, m y boy, for lie spent all his money at Christmas. The General News of “The Land of Flowers" Following splendid article from the |>cn of Rev. Frank L. Plinlcn o f Fnlrhnvcn. Mass., wns publlshc«! in n recent number, of the New York Tribune. Mr. Plinien sjient the winter o f 1901-5 in Florldn nnd he writes front bis own pcrsonnl observa­ tions: An Epitoma o f the W eek*» M o tt Im ­ '" T o thd student' o f American history, portant Happenings In the 0* well ns to the traveler or pleasure• A ' g i S tate's Domain. seeker, Florida offers an inviting field. George Melville Boynton, commander of To the health seeker who loves Uie balmy Darkest Am erica Discovery Expedition, üir uf the Southland there is nn lumpier tiTn iinlvpddn-Timrpft-fTOTil IVwtrmr+rts place than central Florida, in and nbout purpose-being to establish n base there Uie tow ii^[.T a n gcrip o 0 J[|i»Meurlsi finds from which-Bo* national society in charge ’ here" freedom from the fierce winter of of this work will operate In exploring the tiie north nnd the possibility o f an out-ofunknown regions o f South America Mr. door life from Christmas tide to Easter Boynton will begin active preparations «lay. this t*cek for the starting out o f the first "Florida, both on nccount o f its geo­ expedition. The punióse o f tills expedi­ graphical position nnd its semi-tropical tion is to explore South America in a Morn and fauna, is a realm overflowing thoroughly scientific manner from Pcrnnniwith Inducements to the traveler o f limbuco, Brazil, to Puma Patina, Peru. This it«*d Income and to the many who have special expedition is under the supervision the opportunity to enjoy n short vacation o f the Pan-Am erican Geographical Society from their customary vocation. The great which lias conducted many similar cx|>epeninsula,.stretching southward over four ^ions. ,■The first sailing o f the present hundred miles between tiie Atlantioocenn arty will leave port nnd go direct to Hnnnd tiie Gulf o f Mexico, Is sometimes ann, tlienee Jamaica where a specially called the American Imly. It lnces the Itlrd steamer will tie in waiting to tnke. charm of history and classic lore of Italy., tho party to the mouth o f the Amazon. but it is not without its own romance nml' Mrs. Annie Ordwny hns arrived in Este­ historical lights und shadows, which lend ro.und tukvn «Jungo of Uie Korutluin col­ a fuscipntkm to Ha river»« Its Immense ony, whitfTShc says is growing rapidly. extent o f sea coast, its hundreds of at­ The next conference of the Methodist tractive lakes, its "mineral land medicinal springs, its " mighty forests of long leaf Church South will be held in Lnkclnnd. "Tangerine, in Uie north1 w estern corner dT Orange couhty. lies in the center of tins delightful country, n land of the sun sending it* invitations to the d w eller^ji^ the land of snow. Here, to those who long for a climate nnd n home where life enu bn lived in n beautiful nml natural way, *fur from the modelling crowd's ig noble strife,'- there are opportunities for prosperous enterprises in abundance and m any treasures that only -this ■southern land can ufford. "T o one who has spent tqpny weeks at Tangerine nnd there found hculth and happiness, Florida awakens a feeling of delight and gratitude. Aside from the limitaUons that must ever obtain in the environment o f men unywhere on carUi, Tangerine approximates Unit satisfaction und enjoyment for widcli men and wom­ en everywiiere (gyve been seeking both before and since the Spanish p d v q q tu r«» landed on the soil of Florida. "W hether one looks at Florida as a land in which to build u home, as a resort in Uie winter months, as a region to regain heolUi, or as a country o f romantic inter­ est, it is a part o f the republic warUiy of serious attention. "T o feast on the fruits o f Tangerine, to sail upon its quiet lakes, to listen to its sSBK'í •ifJdïî.I.îi^ü- Great the same property a t-n il and a handsome revenue efrom. There is u reason rave of pros|>erity. that is file celery delta nnd everytoSanford expecting to find tea not meet witli their exgrceably disapiuinlcd, for laments made about Snn.• .¡ties have never told half old adage that " truth is Ictlo n " islicrew «‘ll verified, eckcr can go out to the the truth o f these assertions . Men who started in the y vegetables two years ago ces whatever are today in- yellow pine nnd its outspread groves of ■ealtliy and going aheadev- urnnge.s nnd grapefruit. " T o persons unacquainted witli Florida up more wealth from the • seeming to get better than from iKTsomil observation Uie huge pro­ portions o f tills state and its diversified ling. attractions and productions are always a tice, the early lettuce, crop •ed to bring ns goodn price rcvelatiqn. Something of the extent of p, yet tills year the first tiie state iiiny be realized when it is re­ ght $4 and some $-1.50 membered that th (7 beautiful St. Johns this price several growers river, which (Idwb northward,Through Ute from the crop tombre than eastern part of Ute state, offers. With its' *te land recently purchased. many important tributaries, nbout u thou-j sand miles of inland navigation. ,ti put in shape, Tile bncklxnic or central portion and jwers. before the lettuce had been shippt'd, had planted ecle iy between the northwestern extension o f the state the rows o f lettuce and now this crop will CVUUlin extended and immense areas of soon be ready for market, and from all in­ high, rolling land, dotted with fresli water lakes and witli rivers which afford splen­ dications will bring enormous returns. Many growers linve planted cabbage did s|>ort for tiie fisherman. Here is tiie nnd Irish potatoes this season ns a first dominion of delight for the txitanist, tile cropii|Kin new land and bid fair to realize naturalist and tiie man w itli. Uie canoe. u handsome profit therefrom, as the cab­ The health statistics o f Florida demon­ bage crop is a failure In other parts o f Uie strate Unit the state is one of the henlthiest in tiie Union. United States. A s to hent, sunstroke is almost un­ Caiilillower is now being "shipped daily known, and the nvernge lempchiturc of] and bringing 5-T.50 per basket. Some thirty acres of strawberries have summer is not, much higher thou in New been planted and the vines at present ure York or . Boston. Summer in Florida is full of fruit and promise good returns. In more enjoyable than the sudden loops fact, there secm s'tb be no limit to Uie nml drops of the northern weather. The cro|>s rnis«*d upon Sanford's suli-irrignted ocean nnd the gulf send their wholesome soil, and to the eyes o f the old residents nnd welfioine breezes over tiie whole pen­ and the new our section looks better than insula every «lay in Uie year, carrying mildness nnd health everywhere. As to any gilt-edge-security ever offered. „ —So ninny different crops can be^raised insects, lik'e mosquitoes nnd flies, they here that there Is no chance for failure if are no worse in Florida than in many one wjll use judgment and expend a little parts o f tiie north, und there is nn abun­ dance o f refreshing nnd pure water. energy u |njii the growing crops. "On the highlnudsuf Florida, sometimes So fust luis Uie farm ing section grown iE sea (fiat the city Ims tinrdly been able to keep puce and many improvements that should level, grow nil the trees o f the semi trop­ have been made before ore just now being ical world, iind llie nir is fragrant with rare flowers and melodious witli the songs developed and put into o^erntion. Paved streets and electric lights are now of birds, among which is that- peerless receiving the attention o f our progressive songster, the mocking bird. citizens und city property is being sold every day to the investors who realize that a good farm ing country must Of a necessity make n-solid nnd •substantial city and va* cant lots that long stood idle ore being purciuisetl for stores nnd dwellings. l i v e new store rooms «re being contem­ plated und on our lake front scvernl fucto- ALL AROIND FLORIDA CULLED fROM THE STATE PRESS The wharf o f Uie Jones fish house in Tnni|Mi collapsed and fell into the river one night Inst week. Barnacles nnd other marine growth eating nwuy the piling was' the cause. Lester Harvey, son o f Mr. nnd Mrs. C. A. Harvey of St. Petersburg, wns acci­ dentally shut and seriously Injured while bu l hunting ducks Christinas.day. Tiie Tampa waterworks company will sjicnd $700,01)0 on extension o f service and improvements. A m ortgage..for this sum has been filed in Uie county clcrk'p office. Mrs. N.' J. Merck o f Orlando was winner of one of the Atlnntn Journal’s popularity prizes —11 fish set. An attempt e; jail breaking wns frustrated nt Miami Inst week. One o f Uie prisoners hod in some manner secured nn mm bur uud bud nearly succeeded in drilling through Uie twenty-inch wall of Uie jail when llie jailor's attention wns attracted by (lie noise. Ho nt once called for a line up of the prisoners, when it wns discovered Unit one white man was miss­ ing, und lie wns imm ediately ordered into line. A ll the prisoners were then looked in their cells und an inspection o f tho jail made, when n hole large enough for n man to crnwl through wns found in Ute wall, almost completed. Hud the attempt not been discovered n general jail delivery would huve resulted. The (larks of . W est Tntn|ia are being beautified by the (limiting of thousands o f shade trees including water onks, mag­ nolias and cedars. 'T a g d a y " "hi Tampa tills year ¡netted 51250 fur the children's home. "The Capitol Printing Coni(inny, state printers, qf Tallahassee, lias gone into the bunds of nÁ*ceiv«y^ Two houses belonging to Mrs. Annie Estes at Mari an mi were burned one night lust week. Insured for $ 1,000 each. Cautrnct for Pensacola's half million dollar hotel has been let to the C. II. Tur-* ner Contracting Co. o f that city. In I lie recent wet und dry election Bre­ vard county again went dry by a vote of a b o u L iiiu n ia o M ^ ___________ I_____________ The Florida state troops arc to be imme­ diately supplied witli the new model m ag­ azine rifles and all necessary belongings used by. tiie United States regular army. The next motor boat regatta at Palin Beach is to be held in March, from the 9th to Uie 12th inclusive. There will be seven racing classes. birdB, to enjoy the fragrance o f its flowers, to hear the wind softly murmur in the lofty topsrof the giant pines, to feel theIrwdQJlinnd th e jo y of„U w t sodUiernjifji, and to see one of Uie gorgeous and never (o be forgotten sunsets, and finally to witness Uie splendor uf Uie night skies when Uie *tars keep watch over man's peaceful slumbers— these are experiences dial lift one out o f llie dull monotony o f drudgery and Uie hard servitude o f an­ xiety into an atmosphere o f pure and spontaneous satisfaction," ■• ,*. -y U r . * t a a t € k a i* 't a r <wt �December THE SANfORD HERALD, OPPORTUNITY TODAY s SubJrrigated Land -Will Never One Thousand Acres of CeleryLand Flowing W ells Guaranteed —i Lands Adapted to Celery, Lettuce, Cauliflower, Potatoes, Etc TOTAL ECLIPSE OF SUN N ot N o tlc ftib lc In T ill» P a rt o f . the S ta te Th e M an W ho S w e a r » O ff the • Tuesday was the shortest dpy In ihe yenr for all folk who live in the nofthern hemisphere. Wednesday the sun began its upward cliinh among the slnrs, nnd the days will slowly lengthen. A t 1 o'clock Wednesday the sun entered what is known ’-among' astronomers ns the sign of Cnpricarmts. marking the astronomical beginning o f winter, which will lust until the orb has reached the celestial equator In March, marking the end of winter nnd tile astronomical beginning of spring. There was a total eclipse of ihe sun, hut- it was invisible in North America. The path of this central eclipse was across the southern part o f South Amcricu, the South Atlaptic, South AfrlcnUnd the Indian ocean, it was observed hy some o f the loading astronomers of the United States nnd South America and will add Interest to the Pun*American scientific congress, which will shortly begin Us session In SannilgOTChlttcr Don’t go around and bontl nlxrnl Your iwcarinj off on New Ymi'* day Don't *wt upon tm-hons* and shorn ThatTou have driven Vice away, lie may return to mock you, So merely ijull. without display-* A man nniuunta to little who Is forced to swear off, anyway. New Railroad P r o g re s s in g The More o f N. P. Yow ell & Co. present a most pleasing picture this week in a" fine display o f (iress goods, notions and gents' furnishings. The windows were decorated hy Mr. Koch, an expert window dresser from Chicago and are all that can he de­ sired ir\ artistic finish. The Sanford &. Everglades Railroad is rapidly assuming shape and this week slurted to lay their tracks. The connect­ ing switch with the A. C. L hos been put on Runmec. ii tncy no not do what we in and the bridge construction completed. claim, money larefunded. Harry 4 .Wilson Ere long the whistle o f the engine will The counties that full to have exhibits awaken ihe echoes of the celery deltu and at the Jacksonville Exposition-Fair will the Everglades. miss a splendid opportunity to get n large amount of advertising ntn minimum cost. No charge is made for space for county exhibits. **■ „ "i- m . mu, min scrvcti uic 1st church in this city so long and ly. hns been transferred to the icld churcfi in Jacksonville^ A. E. Householder wns appointed ord nnd will receive a cordial welRev,_Hbqjr!wider is- an em lrtitir A Musical T rea t . Sanford music-lovers are promised a rare treat on Tuesday.evening, the 20th. A rrival amt D epartu re o f M a ll» nt n musical to be given in the Sanford Kffocilve Novrinbrr Flflccnth. From t , House pallors, by -the Misses Lc Grand Arrive Norlli......... 7 00 a. m , 2 05 p. m.. 5 40 l South.,................. . .7 00 a. m , 2 35 | and Manning, who arc visiting friends in Tampa only ......................II 35 i Tlluiville bronrht.,1... .0 00 o. m , 5 40 | Oviedo branch ............... ...... 10 30 i Tillhy branch.................7 00 ■ m . I 10 | . _. "T »x n rr» branch Ü n iT o r N orth............. Just R eceived i hc iuiki -m imc oi sporting goods ever received in Sanford— guns, rifles, hunting clothing, etc. Hurry J, Wilson, ‘ ~ 0 1 1 fourth of the great Palace o i !n|*U8lry nt die Florida Exposition-Fair hns hf-tm ^rrwTviiiJj^ .^ e s ix ^ a um tie s along th<! East Coast of Florida, Th eic counties will make n magnificent display o f fruits, vegetables and furm products nt this E*jnsidon, whieh is to be held at Jackson­ ville from Jununry 20 to March 20,1000. x ----------- ---------------Place your order with us now forCliMstmus Turkies, or anything you want, ond save further anxiety. Our risk; our trou­ ble. Sanford Grocery Company, 2 52 p m , 0 00 p. m ---- -------------- -- — , 5 3 0 1> m.. it 00 p. m I» now bend of the voice department of Titusville branch....___0 00 a. in., 2 23 p. in Roanoke College at Danville; Va., nnd is OvlptoI branch..,........... .............. 2 30 p. m Trilby brunch ............. I 43 p. in.. 0 IK) p. m also choir director o f the First Baptist Tavarr» brunch.......... 0 40 a. rn . 2 25 p. m. Dranch «ruin* dully »uwptTmnduy, utbara dully. church oTIlfuT filly. A dully riprrti pouch received from Tumpu ui __ Miss Mminlrtfl, « graduate o f the Sing 11 SB a. in____ ___________ school of music, Buffalo, and o f the P ea ­ body conservatory, Baltimore, Mil., is n pinniste o f rare ability undjunow a mem­ L ettu ce P la n t» ber o f the music faculty o f Columbiu Col­ Lettuce Plants for sale; any quantity. lege, Columbia, S. C. C. F. W illiams , Box 33. Ther’PInk Sheet Charles B. Ilulelt who is so well ami fa ­ vorably known hy die fanners and fruit growers o f the state; lias accepted a posidon a » the Florida rejireaentalive o f die N ew York Produce News (thè pink sheet) and will have full cunyql o f the paper's Interest here. Mr. Hufett will travel the state but will have his headquarters in Jacksonville, and any produce information or news which will benefit die growers or truckers will reach him there and will have his prompt attention, W e with him and the News success. V ery A ttr a c tiv e W indow s Gas Range F o r Sale Practically n e w ; double oven ; four top burners: Improved Jewel. A bargain. Cali at Herald office. old habit» T' “ Yea," answered the man with a de­ fiant air; “ one. Pm going to give up this old, old habit o f swearing o ff every New Year day.” C llcry P l a n t s . A few very fine prickbed plants for sale. Jno. D. Jinklns, corncr Third street pod French avenue. ERTAINLY NOT, never thought of such a tiling. It’s the other fellow who will likely go. You have not yet your family well provided for nor all the dAts liftgd from your Property, so you will live. Your Buildings nmy burn, so you keep them insured. How would it do to let on.e of the Strongest Life Insurance companies in the WORLD curry that risk upon your Life, instead of forcing it upon your Wife and Children? A little money saved this way, each year, will make life in later years comfortable and happy, . Do not fail to examine the ■ C E quitable-L ife^ Standard. Policy Prescribed by the New York State Law W R tT E Equitable Life Assurance Society OF THE UNITED STATES Tlie Herald is fully equipped to print fine stationery o f all kinds, type nnd muterinl and "the men behind the type? who know h a w , _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ F o ra short Ume only.. Tapestry Brus­ sels Art Squares, regular price $22.50, special price $17. Sanford Furniture Co. Ucuutifull Exquisite I say the Indies of men’s ties, at Mettinger’s. Just received latest styles, men's green hats and derbies, at Metllnger's. Bring die children lo'toylnn d. Sanford Furniture Co. In County Judge'» Court, Orange County, Florida Re F ila le of J. S. COLES, Jr.. General Agent, Jacksonville. Fioritili - P. WELBORNE, J. N. N. WHITNER. Special .Agent . Resident Agent. Sanfon F R E E S A M P L E S O F W A L L PA PgS chapge uninviting dismal rooms into an i t . tractive cheerful home. W c piece i t your door Ihe privilege o l selec­ tion» b o m th e U re s is »_nd most varied stock in the South. d ir listing room* you Intend pipcrm c *nU bring r o u u m p lc i irtt. If you intend pw«“ »®* tend lor price* ' ad coUf ftprtM IW , W » tlU p K 1 h p fts ta ie W W W M, Mahoney IU 4 U card. VVs h*»« m f f * thing In PAINT, end *•* save y o u money. w. Bay sc BA LFE-CONROY COMPANY �I, rWfW. PvHK \I « • V / f E L V E ----------«jrí fe i« IN SANFORD— Life is Worth Living Number 21 SANTORO, FLORIDA. SATURDAY. JANUARY 2. 1909 J L ÍL NEWS Of THE WORLD Item s of Interest Gleaned From Various Sources l .0 ) i First Year » dance tendered him, 113-ycnr-old Captain Goddard E. Diamond led the grand march with Miss Marie Montrcth who is 100 years his Junior. Capt. Diamond was born in Plymouth. Mass., and is a vegetarian. "B ig T im " Sullivan, ns he is commonly known in New York fed fl.000 o f the city's poor ns his Christmas offering, 'nnd SANFORD THE FAVORED An Extraordinary Inducements Arc Bringing In New Residents our b e a u t h u florida ALL AROUND FLORIDA A m erican Ita ly O ffe rin g Inducem ents The General News of "The lam í G reat Following splendid article front the pen of Flowers” '» o f Rev. Frank L. Phnlen o f Fnlrhnvcn. Mnss., wns published in n recent number during the week to each he gave an order for shoes nntl o f tile New York Tribune. Mr. Phnlen stockings. The Salvation Arm y fed 5,000 spent the winter of 1904-5 in Floridn nnd nt their barmck and sent, well-filled bask­ he writes from liis.own personal observa­ ttrre the Readers .WUL.Flnd.il. B rjcf ets to the helpless and deserving poor who The Celery City Is Appealing to ttome- tions: An-E pltom s of. the W eek's M oat Im ­ seekers and Investors InEvcry coufd not leave their humble homes. Such " T o the student o f Americnn history, Historical Spring Flowing portant H appenings In the Section o O lie Union nets ns these are true -religion. ay well ns to the traveler or plensurefo r Hurried Readers S ta te 's Domain. Sanford is a favored city, favored by an sceker, Floridn offers nn inviting field. The Manitoba government which owns George M elville Boynton, commander of The steamer Irada, from Galveston for ideal climate, an ideal location, good w a­ To the health seeker who loves the lyilmy Darkest Amerlcn Discovery Expedition, ¿•with 22,000 bales. j )L . cotton, the telephone system, has reduced the Yules' fifty per cent. * ter. ifrowitTRTmprflVFnTenntriiYimriss'nr -anr-*»f—thr-Bonthinmi t lin e-ls turhrippirc lias arrived in Tampa from Boston, his was wrecked Inst week off the IH bIi const place than central Floridn, in nnd about In the Atlanta Journal's iKipulnrity people in the world, nnd last, but not least, purpose being to establish a base there (kjj^ycral of the crew perished. the town o f Tangerine. The tourist finds the g'r fates t proposition for the homcscekprize contest. Miss JnckSmUbxitNewiuiu, from which the national society In charge rv* ••Tiré In the Hernld Square Theater, New cr and investor that the -work! has ever lu re freedom..from the fierce winter of P^UU-tjiytkjHo jj operate in exploring the Gn.. won the first p rize - $3,SO Q 4iw .gakl____ York, Inàt week, did $20,000 damage, nd J. T. Stillwell o f -Charlotte, N. j * ™ uced< E v e r r d a y w e r The fire wns discovered about twenty door life from Christnuis" tlfte1'tVTTfTsiel^ the second prize— $1,500 in gold. In addi­ in ourmidst nnd-after alighting from lm.it Boynton w ill begin active preparations minutes before the performance wns *lny. or train they drive over the city or out to this week for the starting out o f the first tion to these prizes there were others reded and the audience wns safely out"Floridn. both on account o f its geo­ the beautiful farms, and u in eou tof every amounting to $25,000 in value. expedition. The purpose o f this expedi­ ilde before they knew the building was ten buys property nnd either stays as a graphical position nnd its semi-tropical tion is to explore South America in n The Atlanta postoffice handled 13,000 - , on Are. resident or lets the same pro|>erty nt an flora and fnunn, Is n realm overflowing thoroughly scientific mnnncr from Pernam­ sack o f mail during Chrlstmns week. The superior court o f Missouri has ren­ increased i>rice, and n handsome revenue with inducements to the traveler of lim­ buco, Brazil, to Punta Purina, Peru. This A ll United States troops are to he with­ is derived therefrom. There is a reason ited income nnd to the many who have dered a decision ousting the Standard si>edal expedition is under the supervision Oil Co., the Republic Oil Co. nnd tire drawn from Cuba prior to Jon. 28, nnd' for the great w ave of prosperity that is the opportunity to enjoy n short vacation o f the Pan-Am erican Geographical Society Waters-Pierce Oil Co. from .the State of the Cubans left once more to carry on sweeping ovor the celery delta anti every­ from their customary vocation. The great which tins conducted many similar expe­ Missouri, and fined each company $30,- their own government. one who comes to Sanford e x a c tin g to find peninsula,'stretching southward over four ditions. The first sailing o f the present • The Gllscy House, one o f the ol/1-time 000. The order o f the court takes effect that the city does not meet with, their ex- hundred miles between the A llanlicocean party will leave port arid go direct to H a­ popular hotels o f New York city, wns par­ liectntions is^igreealily disappointed, for nnd the Gulf o f Mexico, is sometimes JnnunrylS,. vana. tlicucc Jam aica where u specially tially destroyed by fire Inst week. the printed statements made about San­ catted the American Iuily." It inces the fitted steamer w ill lie in wniting to tnko Frederick A. Burnlmm. former president John H. Day, aged 93 years, a veteran ford's opportunities have never told half charm o f history nnd classic lore o f Italy, the party to the mouth o f the Amazon. of the Mutual Reserve L ife Insurance Co., hut it is not without its own romance nnd committed suicide Inst week hy Inhaling o f the Mexican war, died in Nashville, enough. The old adage that " truth is Mrs. Annie Ordwny lias arrive*! in Eslrv historical lights and shadows, which leild. stronger than fiction" is here well verified, gas. lie was under indictment un the Teiui.. Christmas d/iy. rou nd taken charge t»l the Koreshan col­ for the hoinescekcr can go out to the a fascination to its rivers, Us immense - charge of forgery anil-larceny,----------- . ony, which she says is growing rapidly. farms and see the truth of these assertions extent o f sea toast, its Thüñdrcds of at­ Electricity Is to be used In running The next conference o f the Methodist tractive lakes, its mineral land medicinal on every hand. Men who started in the trains on the Harlem division o f the Church South will be held in Lakeland. springs, its mighty forests o f long leaf E. E. W ebb and N egro Em ployee Held culture of early vegetables two years ago _ . New York Central rnilfuud. ___________ yellow pine ah'd 'Its outspread groves o í The wliurf o f the Jours, fish house4 In with no resources whatever are today inF o r Trial. Mrs. Mary S. Roper has been awarded oranges and grapefruit. Tampa collapsed nnd fell into thu river ic|>eiidcntly wealthy nnd going ahead e v ­ The fire which resulted in the entire $1,00(1 ilainagcs for being caught by a " T o persons unacquainted with Florida one night Inst week. Barnacles mid other ery day piling up more wealth from the destruction of the Celery City laundry, the dangling rope from a balloon and carried carriage factory, livery stable and storage soil, each year seeming to gcl<t>ettcr than from '¡terso mil observation the huge pro- marine growth eating nwny the ¡»¡Hug wns into the nir. portlons o f this state and its diversified the cause. rooms several weeks ago,' Seems to have the one preceding. • attractions nnd ¡»reductions arc nlwnys n Seven Pittsburg councilmen arc under been o f incendiary origin. Many rumors As nn instance, the early Jcttucc crop Lester Harvey, son^of Mr. nnd Mrs. C. arrest charged with conspiracy, corrupt have been afloat the past week or two re­ is never expected to bring ns good a price revelation. Something of the extent of A. Harvey o f St. Petersburg, was acci­ "practices nnd bribery in connection with garding die lire and tliecBmnx was reached ns the later crop, yet this year flic ttrst lit« stain may It« reuluod when it is re­ dentally shot nnd seriously Injured while municipal legislation. last week „\glien a negro employee mimed shipments brought $4 and some • $4.50 membered that the beautiful St. Johns out hunting ducks Christmas dny. Last Saturday a trnin on the Georgia Frank Harris was arrested, charged with !>er basket. A t this price several growers river, which flows northward..through the The Tuihpu waterworks company wilt Coast and Piedmont railway run off the arson. The negro made a rambling state­ real ¡zed enough from the crop to more than eastern part of the state, offers, with its uK'lld S7UU.UUU on extension of service many Imitnttani tributaries, about n thou­ back near Reidsville, Gn."mid rolled down ment in the preliminary bearing pud im­ pay them for the land recently purchased, nntl improvements. A mortgage for thissand miles o f inland navigation. fenced, tiled and jn.it in shape. a forty foot bank. A number o f passen­ plicated E. E..Wchb, one of the proprie­ sum has been filed in the county clerk's The backbone or central portion nnd The same growers, before the lettuce had gers were seriously injured, but no one tors. Judge Stnngfellow placed the negro office. the northwestern extension of the stnte killed. under bond and failing to secure one be been shipped, had planted eelery.between Mrs. N. J. Merck o f Orlando wns winner the rows of lettuce and now this crop will contain extended and immense ureas of The jury in the llnrgis murder case in was bound over to uwait the action o f the o f one o f the Atlanta Journal's ¡»opulnrily •asm he ready lor market, and from all in­ high, rolling land, dotted with fresh water Kentucky fulled to find n verdict nnd criminal court. Mr. Webb being too ill to prizes— a litth set. , lakes and with rivers which afford splen­ leave bis home was placed under n liond dications will bring enormous returns. were discharged. An attempt e* jail breaking wus frus­ did siNirt for the fisherman. Here is the Many growers have planted cabbage of $ 3 .0 0 0 ’and will have a preliminary trated at Miami last week. One o f the Claus Spreckles, sugnr king of the Pndominion of delight for the liotanist, the hearing us soon as lie is able to appear. nnd Irish potatoes this season ns a first' dflc coast, died in San Francisco Dec. 28, naturalist and the man with the cunoe. prisoners had in some manner secured nn The result is awaited witli much interest. crupu|>on new land nnd hid fair to realize Iron hnr and had nearly succeeded in aged 80 years. u handsome profit therefrom, as the cab­ The health statistics o f Florida demon­ drilling through the twenty-inch wall of ; 11. W. Poor, banker and broker o f New T errib le Earthquake In du ly bage crop is a failure in other parts of the strate that the stnte Is one of the health­ (he jail when the jailor's attention was iest in the Union. York has failed for $5,000,000. He wns Dispatches from Europe bring the sad United Stales. attracted by the noise. He nt once called "A s to heat, sunstroke Is almost un­ Iriditis)irr of the Manual o f Railroads for intelligence of n most destructive eartliCauliflower is now being shipped daily known, nnd llie average temperature of for a line up of the prisoners, whtin it wus __ ' o number of years, and bringing $4.50 per basket. qunkc nnd tidnl wave that occurred in p discovered that one white lunn wus miss­ Some thirty acres of strawberries have summer is not much higher than in New The natives o f Bokahnnga Island, in Italy last Monday morning. Without the ing, and he was immediately ordered into the Muiialmki group, linve revolted ngninst slightest warning the terrible upheaving b«sen planted and the yines at present nre York or Boston. Summer in Floridn is line. A ll the prisoners were then locked more enjoyable than the sudden lcu¡»s the British rule nnd dedured a Republic. nnd trembling o f the earth left hundreds full of fruit and promise good returns, lit in their cells untj.an inspection o f the ja il The f ringleader ^n the movement is o f buildings in ruins nnd sent thousands fact, there seems to he no limit to the and drops o f the northern *weather. The made, when a hole large enough for a man ocean nnd the gulf semi their wholesome . claimed to lie a native missionary. o f |icopie to their death. Messina, the crops raised upon Sanford's sub-irrigated to crawl through was found in the wttll, nnd welcome breezes over the whole pen­ Acting under instructions, o f President second largest city of the nation suffered soil, ami to the eyes of the old residents almost completed. Had the attempt no't insula every day in the year, currying Ruoscvelt. the secretary o f the Interior most, being ruined to n great extent by and the new our section looks better than been discovered n general jail delivery mildness and health everywhere. A s to i. has withdrawn from entry, selection nnd earthquake. Hood nnd lire. The loss of any gilt-edge security ever offered. would have resulted. Insects, like mosquitoes and flics, they So many different crops can be raised ISCÉUon nil public binds in Wyoming. lfe here alone is placed nt between thirty Thu ¡»arks o f West Tuni|ui urc being here Uiut there Is no chnncc for fnllure if are no worse in Florida than in many ^jjyLlaho and Utnb, tiellevcd to conmm pbos- and forty thousand, while in the outlying beautified hy the planting o f thousands parts o f the north, and there is nn abun­ (díate rock, pending nppnipriate action by cities and villages the loss is estimated to one will use judgment and cxj»cnd u little o f shade trees including water oaks, mag­ dance o f refreshing and pure writer. energy uppn the growing crops. -----congress. be fully ns great. "On the highlnndsof Floridn, sometimes nolias and cedars. So fust has the farming section grown It is probable that among the dead are December 20th 200 ,000^ Chinook sal­ lifting themselves 400 feet above sea "Tng dny’Hn Tampa this year netted that the city has hardly been able to keep mon eggs were shipped ‘from the United many tourists from different parts o f the level, grow all the trees oLthc semi trop­ $1250 for the children’s home. juice and muiiy improvements that should ------Slates Haberles p¡ Mill Creek to the Ar- world, us the hotels were full of strangers have been made before are just now being ical world, and the air is fragrant with The Capitol Printing Company, state gentine republic. They went by express -at-the-tifn* o f lhc calamity, .and j n o s t j t f rare flowers ‘d eveloped nml-put-iutu operation. ______ and melodious with the songs printers, of Tallahassee, bus gone Into the these hotels were destroyed. to Now York, where a special agent of the Paved streets and electric lights arc now of liiriU. llniting~whleh-lx—that pm lg£s ...... u „r u receiver A s the first mid most destructive shock Argentine republic took charge of them. receiving till) attention of our ¡»regressive songster, the mocking bird, Two houses belonging lo Mrs. Annie He will take theip by steamer to London occurred while most people were yet in ‘Tangerine, in the northwestern corner Estes at Marianna were burned one night bed there wus no time for thought o f dnn- citizens and city property is being sold and thence to Buenos Ayres. for $1,000 each. ger or pr«|»aration for escape.. Those who. every dny to the investors who realize thul of Orange County, lies in the center of lust# rweek.■ Insured - „- * » Major Orlando Jay'Sm ith, ¡»resident nnd a good farming country must o fa necessity this deirglitfuTOountry. n In n ffof the sun were fortunate enough to rench the street Contract for Pensacola's half million general manager o f the Am erican Press make a solid and substantial city and v a ­ sending its invitations to the dwellers in were in m any instances either killed by dollar hotel bus been let to the C. H. Tur­ association since 1802, died at his home the land o f snow. Here, to those who falling walls, drowned by the tidal wave cant lots that long stood idle nre being ner Contracting Co. o f that city. In Dubbs Ferry, December 21. purchased lor stores and dwellings. long for a climate a iu fa home where life which rolled in from the bny or were la the-recent wet an tid ry election Bre* Five new store rooms orebelngcontem ­ a m be lived in n beautiful and natural Dr. Alcherly, o f the Royal College of burned to death in the fires which broke vard county ugain went dry hy a vote o f way, ‘far from the mndening crowd's ig plate*! and on our Jake front several facto­ Surgeons. London, has mnde public a new out all over the ruins. ries and large warehouses w ill soon he noble strife,' there are ojijxirtunities for about four to one. theory ns to the cause o f leprosy. He at­ Up to the present time thirty-five cities The Floridn state troops are to be imme­ prosperous enterprises in abundance and tributes the disease to dye nnd says it is nnd .villages are reported practically wiped" This week-witnussad tin» sale o f fifty marly pleasures that o n ly -th is southern diately supplied with the new mode] tiiagtMfogOtif to scvrvyr:Furtherm ore, he is out o f existence, and'~the monetary loss acres J)i funning land in ten acre tracts land can afford. azine rifles and alt necessarx belongings of the opinion that the disease is not is estimated at several hundred millions and ten city lots were sold, each une to " ’ T o one who has spent many weeks at used by the United S t o t c s r f^ iln r army, contagious. o f dollars. ,; contain a new dwelling. Two city lots Tangerine and there found health mid The next motor boat r N ^ H ^ u t Palm Dr. Ctinrcou'a expedition, fitted out for The calam ity is one o f the most appall­ ■ trip to discover the South pole, has ing that has ever occurred, in Italy and it were sold for a new carriage factory and )iap|iines4,' Florida awakens u feeling of Beach is to he held In M a r c ff' from the •«iled from Punta Arenas, Chill. . * will take years to recover from its effects. several lots just beyond the city limits delight and gratitude. Aside from the Utlt to the 12lh inclusive. There will he limitations that must ever obtain in the seven racing classes. were sold for residences. ( Relief for the sufferers is being sent from President Gomez o f Cuba will negotiate This remarkable activity means that environment o f men anywhere on earth, ----- ;--------------------------------- r -------------all quarters of the globe. King' Emanuel. » government loan o f $13,000.000. Sanford has gained an impetus that no Tangerine approximates that satisfaction birds, to enjoy the fragrance d T iu flowers, A special session o f congress Is to be King Edward, and President Roosevelt calamity con ever retard or break down, nnd enjoyment for which men and wom­ to hear the wind softly tmyinur in the called for March IS next, to act on die were among j|h* Brat to ' offer assistance. ohd the future of the Celery City is as­ en everywhere have been seeking both lofty tops o f the giant pines, to feel the# > tariff and other queativua— w W w i(s To S taal Our M o t to sured. - - —' T ' J 1 ‘ I II L'.V- 1L before_ond since the Spanish adventurers freedom and the joy o f that southern life, A bill has passed d ie lower bouse o f and to see one of the gorgeous and never Sanford, the favored city, will Yoon be landed on tlio soil of Florida. W e are altruist tempted to steal The congress providing for the return o f $215,- Sanford Herald’s motto and change it to Sanford, the greater city, and to those who "W hether one looks at Floridu as a lund (o be forgotten sunsets, and Anally to 000 to the South, which wns taken by " In Taylor Coupty— L ife Is Worth Living.” are watching events the transition will in which to build a home, as a resort in witness the splendor o f the night skies Gen. Butler os con tin band during die war W ith home-grown turnip greens, home­ not bo long in the fleeting. the winter months, ua a region to regain when the stars keep watch over man's health, or us a country o f romantic inter­ peaceful slumbers— these are experiences between die stales. made, hogshead cheese, home-made sau­ ~ A M atter o f Necessity est. it is a part of the republic worthy of that lift one out of the dull monotony o f Edicts have been Issued which will sage; home-made syrup, home-grown and W illie__W hy does a n u n swear off so serious attention. drudgery and the hard servitude o f an­ give China a constitutional government made coni bread, and a dozen other home- many tilings nt Christinas! table delicacies, why shouldn't anyone "T o feast on the fruits o f Tangerine, lo xiety Into an atmosphere o f pure and *n 1917. enjoy life 111 Taylor t— 'Taylor County Her­ . Crahshuw— 116 has to, m y boy, for he spontaneous satisfaction." sail upon its quiet lakes, to listen to its spent all his money at Christmas. > Oakland. C a l. Christmas eve, at a ald. HAPPENINGS |PEOPLE L0CATIN6 EVERY DAY A IgR & CULLED ER0M THE STATE PRESS ,:W r V :i fi.il' M N s ill r T : , '■ v i ♦ CHARGED WITH ARSON _____ ~ Jt-'t-w; . j . . . V\ . ■-V L 'i J ft *íj \ Í m m S i'fi ■ k 'Y '- f . •. ’ r : c í 't ,Ht9?í í I h i . " i f P * f iÁ '\ : ‘ 9 :r m \ **? �................................................... r • January ?. , « • . IE CLEANINGS A Budget of Opinion “ Just Be tween You and Me” the grass is nothing abort o f purodeviltry, f have Been him do it, and while not knowing h i» name. would -recognize Inin on the street. I f he persists in this pmctice Mondial Lee will get him soonrr or later ond hia parrnts w ill be made aware o f his tendency to litter up the park every day. Keep your eye upon your boys I • • • I-sels which h are -been benchcdm m H cfrro rot in the Btm on the Ipke front. Not only Jdo they Hint the lundM'njxr I r a n a u 'e trouble" in other ways. One o f •them, tossed up by the late rise In the waters o f Uic iake, fell athwart the sewer-pipe and broke i t The old wreck"lihd every other old hulk should bs removed, and Incidentally the sewer-pipe should be re- 4 Tw o more prominent members, have been added to the Annnnins club by 4 Hove you got your New Year’s resolu­ MA Chief Is Among Ye Taking Notes, Roosevelt. In his characteristic way he tions on ^ncc moreT Perhaps they nre and Faith,- lie ’ll Prent 'Em"— called the editor o f the IndinnnpoHs News n trifle frayed at the edges, but they mny So Says Saunterer. nnd the editor o f the New York Sun linrs, do for just one more effort. You might S prrU I CwrMpwi/nK» to Tht llt r a lj, in relation to the statements made by brighten them up n bit Jhy adding some­ The New Year these newspaper men ns^ to the Pnnathing new to (he list. Has not the past Here's a Happy New Yeart rnn canal. I have said that I had lost Sunshine's in Ihe sky. year shown you that you can give up a Join U » I limns I faith in lite honesty - o f tins New York Am i swrJHh* none particular habit without injury to your­ Thai mines a -(turnin' by. Sun, nnd here comes along Roosevelt and self nnd with much satisfaction to your calls the Sun editor a liar. “ He w ill lie, Wear a «m ile fur »I rangers': friendsf Think n moment nnd see. Wetooma all yer kin; I sir, with such volubility that you would Carve the roast And give a tpnst' think truth were a fool.’* * To foiki that happen! in The president has done right to call 4 Does the garbage wagon ever come oh With we oil may Draper things by their proper names. Lying and Sixth street T This question was proIn whate'er we do misstatements D f f n « - hnVc~ become so pou nd«F to_miS“ lhe~blfier day by'h resfcommon with newspapers o f a purchasa­ dent o f that neglected thoroughfare, nnd Help the other« through. ble character that honest Journalism lina I wltllc gazing upon it n few days since, I been seriously injured and newspn|içÿ] saw the reason for this question. The New Year The street Is filled witlt brush hea|» statements discredited Tito purchase of 'HE customary greeting: — “ Happy IfBW T e a l, ’ that was ZpSESS nmT for tlie express purpose of defending inviting nppcnrnncc. No work l)ns ever reiterated on nil sides yesterdny -yi9 R il| ib stil' 'ffetoffiF mi Iwor. done upon this street in the Inst de­ itwrwRtg ha* hr common (tint the public has lost confi- cade nnd the street shows lr~ Sniurr>r evidenced by the cursory wpy inorhich-H the city prisoners m lgh rbe worked to rrrl-dence In newsimper honor. J k fifTt-n uttered, , „ I respect the president for Ills sterling vantage there. When n wish is expressed for n “ Merry Yours for Progress, honesty, even when I differ with him in Christmas ” one particular day is singled •The S a u n t e r e r . opinion. out, and truly, with environment o f holly nnd mistletoe, its atmosphere o f pence W e ll give no thought to our increasing age. and good will nnd cordiality It Is n dny Nor sigh because another rear has flown. to be kept apart from nit others, but n Hut write upon each new anil spotless page, “ Our minds have wiser, hearts have warmer, The Completion o f the Railroad Is to grown.” ‘ . greeting of “ Happy New Y en r” dis­ Be Pushed tinguishes no one dny. It creates no This is tlto m otto announced by Mr. aristocracy in the calendar, nor does It 4 I hear it frequently snid that after liv ­ set aside a day, to the exclusion o f other ing in Sanford a man is spoiled for living Flagler on his recent return from a trip days, in which to feast lind moke merry. at any oilier place on this mundane lover the proposed route o f the K ey West “ Happy New Y en r” mennp a succes­ sphere. 1 believe those who say this ex ­ extension to the Florida East Coast rail­ sion o f 305 days o f plenty nnd prosperi­ press their heart’s sentiments. We have way. Concerning this matter the follow-: the best climate, the cleverest people nnd Ing is taken from the Miami Metropolis: ty. each a gem In a tiara of Jewels. In sfieaking o f the new year it is but I the neatest little city on earth. What ■ “ It is understood that Mr. Flagler was natural that-the mind reverts to the one |other conditions are necessary to linppi- delighted with the progress made and Use that has just gone. It has not been one ftesaT" InSnhford— L ife is worth living. condition o f the roadbed from Homestead to Knights K ey dock. He at once decided o f disaster. Perhaps the coming year will to complete the extension to Key West. be even more kind. Of failure? Success W liat Spoils the Sw eet Tooth mny lie within the next twelve months. 4 A little boy who is quite well acquaint­ Orders to this effect have been given to O f sickness ? The panacea mny be pre- ed with the man who keeps n grocery on Mr. Parrot anil Just ns soon ns ¡rosslble n pared nnd waiting, Of poverty? Pros- First street, happened to be in there the force o f men sufficiently large to carry on perity m ay be in readiness Ur lxHir out other dny wlren the grocer was weighing these tremendous nnd extensive opera­ out sugar. The white glistening stuff np- tions will he put to work. The distance Its^rlchest store. . ¡(A ll look iorwunl To "the year with pealed to the little fellow's sweet tooth, from K n igh ts K ey to Key West is more hope. Certainly at no time since the and he asked for a lump o f sugar. panic nnd disaster o f 1BH3 have the skies The ' grocer laughed. “ The idea,” he o f the business world worn such bright said,” you mustn’ t eat it. It will rot your lines. -At no time in several years has teeth.’’ there been such promise of a return tu " W hy?” asked the boy. He had been general nnd widespread prosperity. told such things many times before, nnd It is customary to extend good wishes ninny limes before had he asked “ why,” upon this duy, anil I propose to the rend­ hut never had he received u satisfactory . ers o f T he H e r a ld the toast,of b oisterou s answer. nnd hearty Rip Van WJnkle: - “ Health, .“ Oh," replied the grocer, vaguely, “ be'- on in the form o f. concrete work. The Wealth and Happiness." causc it will. A ll sweet things break the huge arches o f the Long K ey viaduct will The first expresses a wish for ffhit phys- j enamel on your teeth and rot them." give place in the Bahia Honda channel Then the boy arose in the might of his to very substantial ond solid concrete leal qualification without which the sec­ ond were vnin and the third impossible. injured pride. “ I don’t sec." said he, piers dpon which will rest the su|ierstrucThe second bestows one of the mighty “ how that can be. Sweet things oughtn't ture. This method o f construction will adjuncts of the third, and the* hist is the hurt any more than sour things or bitter exiiedite the completion of the work ond natural outcome o f the preceding two. things, or not so much, in fact." . will u|so be quite ns*" substantial nnd sat­ I propose to m y readers, once again, And the- little chap was right- Hut he j isfactory ns the concrete arch work. didn't know it. nor the grocer didn’t know j Of course it is too early to make any it? Consequently, it is just ns well to en­ estimate os to' how long lids remaining lighten tiiern nnd nt the same time cor­ portion will take for completion; railroad rect the generally prevailing erroneous officials nre not worrying about -that fea ­ impression. Sugar nnd other sweet things ture. but they will do their utmost to in .themselves do not hu/t the teeth; that Is. ifl& hot the quality o f sweetness that I 4 The lake front Just opposite The Her­ is injurious, but the fine, sandy particles ald office is disreputable at its best, be­ that abound in even the most highly re­ ing disgraced hy n bunch o f old rookeries fined sugar. These scrutch against the | The Sliding Cut » r o equipped w ith 12 N o rw e g ia n steel blades, .each -grou n d, honed tjfflJ.rtstrpppod b y - hand, tested and gu a ra n taa ir— L’ ackod ■Ui.lwuhogcasc convenient fo r travelers. SAN FO RD 9 F L O R | DA fT Your Order Solicited Finished Lumber for all B Purposes Best Grade Cypress Shingles WRITE ME TOR PRICES J. P.-CLARK, Orlando, Fla GARNER & ROBERTS Successors to N. II. GARNER Staple s Fancy Groceries v H A Y A N* D G R A IN « , —, High Grade Preserves, Jellies, Jams A Complete Line of Cigars and Tobacco THE BEST OP EVERYTHING W H ITE and sheds. Hut to moke It a greater Glut upon the landscape, some enterprising (? ) nocen t sweetness gets the credit for all operations begin, —------.----damage. The definite announcement that the e x ­ citizen attempted last week io erect a tension is to be carried through to Key cow stable nnd inclosure on one of the He kissed the maiden on the cheek West will be heralded with great delight, vacant lots, nnd was pnuujxly ato|>{H-< And she. without nomini net kin, not nione by the people of Florida hut by At w e e proceeded to obey The biblical Injunction. the whole world. This piece o f railway 4 4 The idea of the Duke d* Abruzzi send­ ing n ten-dollar ring to Miss Elkins of Virginia, and then hnvlng Its nr ire n . posed through the meddling ui an overofficious postmaster at the place of deliv­ ery: And think, too. he is going to be permanently Axed in his job by the piacing o f fourth-class postm asters in the civU service class, nnd cannot be re­ moved. even by Stephen, the father of die Elkins girl. Hut if old Steve gets good nnd ?nnd over this affair that jwstmaster Is likely to walk die plank, law or That is very commendable on the pnrt o f the Witter Works Company In putting in new fire plugs ami replacing all those ont o f order. Mayor Luke evidenced hin Public spiritedness by personally sujierinlending the work. Now -I hope the new * , F R O N T GROCERY Come and See Us, or ’Phone ill) W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y AGENTS General Fire Insurance O ttica w ith H O L D E N R E A L E S T A T E CO S anfo rd F lo r id a has come to be recognized as no ordinary' transjnutation route. The eyes o f the nation nre upon the undertaking nnd it will Ire n source o f great satisfaction to the country nt large to Imnw tt.-n Flagler intends to carry to a successful issue one o f the most wonderful opera­ tions o f modern lim es." A rriva l and D epartu re o f M alls Effective Nuvrmher Fifteenth. Arrive From North......... South......... Tampa only Titusville branch Ovirdo branch . ., ___Trilby tifimeli----Tavares brandi. Leave For Tin, Slate -and T ile Roofing G u tte r anTP G alvanized T an ks * ~ R ep a ir W o rk a S p e c ia lty C°a.n<r i A * rs t s t r e e l a n d P a lm e tto A v e n u e S a n fo rd , Florida ru v m v w H O L L Y W IL L IA M S Nardi............ Make It Unanimous South........ IS t Concerning January bills There a Just tlii* thing to i Oviedo brandi... —Trilby hratkcH. m - Titusville branch. ir eyTn(..lr galli us we Could rvcrjbuly pay. 4 There is a young lad living near the Aral park wlio should be taken in hand by his parents and a strong application o f strap oil applied in the region o f his D EALER IN _ Tavare# branch.. advises every young man to read die Old and also dtp New Testam ent I sincerely Hope’ that our young proselyte m ay be the Instrument that- shall lend many of Sanford’s best people w ldiin the holy cir­ cle o f die Lord’« amazing, saving grace. Floridä Notice ------proto! pocfcrr This TTKmgMef.TrtTl spirit A junud.mailing of .Hunkholder« of tiw» o f fun, makes n habit o f overturning the trash can In the park and letting the waste paper a n d -lra sh -b tow over the park. This can was plaoed in die bcautiful park to hold the trasli and is used for this puf pose, and for diis boy to overturn the can, scatter the trash broadcast over Sanford Light & Fuel Company* fur elec4 It is not for me to teU die city council lion o f directors will be held ut office of wluit should be done, but from time to l i t t MTfliilrtnt Monday- Jwmmrydlth. IDffttr time there are many items that come to at 2 o'clock p. tn. m y attention and which are likely to be F. H. R a n d , President, overlooked by the busy aldermen. Sanford Light U Fuel Co. One o f the worst features o f our water G eo . H. FntNAUvSec’y, Jrunt ora the uumcrous old hulks o f vesSanford Light & Fuel Co. . J7_ s Western Meats Full Line of G roceries Sanford Avenue Best Fertilizers FIRST CLASS CRATE MATERIALS Stnford, FU. �__ i.sx ■ ,-^mry 2, Jon T flE SANFORD HERALD --COUNTY HAPPENI NGS| w y selection d ri'lfie’ piano? Miss Lee gave sevem l beautiful piano solos, nnd her sis­ ter, Mrs. Wheeler, favored * us with two charming songs. James Lee, who has tften attending » Budjct of Interesting Items I1 2 ^ ^ “ From Correspondents and is very - ’ , Mr. Edwin Scott o f Macon, nnd Mr. Baxter of Gainesville, have been recent visitors at Mrs. Huddleston’s. ; popular with the younger set who were glad to welcome his return. We ore sorry to'-henr that Hoyt Ynylor is sick. Fred Taylor has gone to City Uncle Sam in the army, on duty In the Point. ________ . Philippines and other points. Is at home Mr. John W orthy’s father and motlier Efficient s t a f f o f R eporters W eekly on n visit to his parents. His friends o f Georgia have come to live in Geneva Covers the T e rrito ry fo r here werd glad to see him sgnin. and nre occupying the Proctor cottage. . r> > r iiT C n F n P A IM fiF r n i l M T Y the events or orange county Chase & Co. *I°hn.Lclnhentt, an old Oviedo boy, who hQ8 for the |m#t few ycnr8 wrvln(i The Herald Rev. R. W. Lawton departed recently for a noted snnitarium in nn endeavor to • LAKE MARY MELANGE benefit his health, which has been' vety Srktsl (foirrtpofiJrnt td T V ITirSM. ~ T Mr. Early Gilbert returned Monday had. He was accompanied by his son, morning, after having spent Christmas at T. W. Lawton. Friends trust that he will have n pleasant sojourn and return much his home in White Springs. improved. Mr. Martin N e lso m rlll leave this week Christmas passed off very quietly, here for Tarn pa. where he and his w ife Cxpect — no fntniitins and very few drunks Tinj o mnke ih ciriu U in L liQ m e. iiavim l sold their grove hero to Mr. and Mrs. Ingcrspl. town was nearly depopulated, everyone We extend fl welcome to Mr. and Mrs. ! pqsssssing a gun nnd dog going tov the woods of K game, nnd '< it '» is re Ingersol ns new residents o f the place II T " M, a1 in quest ™ "me* nn" and hope tlmt they w ill Teel contented I t,lnl ,,IC »laughter o f birds was frightful in its immensity. nml happy in their new home. tfh c orange shipping goes steadily On. Mr. McLain has shipped mnny Ihixcs of oranges nnd grapefruit this season. Car­ rol Culpepper broke the record by (Kicking nlneiy-rour boxes In one day. SHIPPERS OF Florida Fruits •''«' Vegetables Happy New Y ear to all I LETTUCE IN CRATES Generdl in su ran ce Agents Chase & Co. o f This City Bring About An Inovatlon In racking SANFORD, FLORIDA The Inst issue o f the New York Produce News contained the following In relation -to-Ure rx p e iiiiien r-n F n m trT i. Cll. or iTils Mr. nnd Mrs. Wlllinrd Jcm lgnn spent I lf f " 011« 11 » b r i b e r s can be secured city (lacking lettuce In crates Instead of Qiristmns ht*e with Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. f" r ,hia paP fr in ‘*hi8 community, tills in hampers: T O P P R IC E S F O R Y O U R Jernigam Mr. Willinrd Jcrnignn's parentR.1tcres,in^ t5o' uinn ° f ncwa wi|l he contin The chief topic discussed b y receivers |ue<r every week. The Herajdjp. uh^qluux id vegetal Rev. J. F. SiindclL.spaiwJííadnewdny'iirf " S tS ty M ? Vni^csrncwxj^tfltfr ” eW r' r W ffi ptrMfshetf^ln Orflfnl£’"county, nnd the Chase & Co., o f Sanford, Fla.,’ in relntion when shipped' to HEWITT. If you are not doing Mr. Tlmfnas T o rtie r is hero spending price 1s^only $1 jier yenr. Oviedo lias no business with this House, write to them nt once. *. to the shipment o f lettuce. This consist­ the luilidnya with his mother,' Mrs. Lizzie paper, and thnt Is a strong reason why ed o f crates instead o f the usual hampers Fortier. ■» our citizens should subscribe and get' the or baskets. Nearly two cars o f Sanford Some of tho young people o f Lake home news every week. The Herald has lettuce in crates were received -Monday Mary spent the dny’nftcr Qiristmns soil­ secured nn nldc correspondent, and it by ^liltccr, Roberts &. Co. from Chase & F R U IT AND PRODUCE C O M M I6 8 IO N MERCHANTS ing on Crystal - Lnkt*. They took their |«h all he his endeavor tomnkc this column Co. The stock showed up In magnificent i10 E. C a m d e n S t., B altlm o ro , Md. lunch nnd inude n picnic o f the outing as attractive ns possible every week shnpc nnd sold like hot cukes nt.$2.50 a and report a lovely time. Harry L. Alexander, who is traveling so­ crate. Each crate held from 30 to 40 References: This Paper nnd Thousands o f Pleased Shippers In Florida Mrs. Alice McCTnckcn spent Wednes­ licitor for The Herald, will be (deased-tn heads, TlieJfcllU ce was we|i headed, per­ tnke your subscription, nnd give any In- fectly sound nnd nrrived in ag.good con­ day in Sanford. Clarence nnd Raymond W illscy and ^ m i o n desired In rogarti ^ advertisin g ditio/! ns the day it wqgjaItfpj>cd. It wns For Good Average Prices and Quick Returns Ship to grown by A. T. Rossiter. •‘ ¡nd. Edgar Rose, all o f Lockhnrt, drove over 10r Job prinl,n« o f Mr. Roberts ‘ thinks that ¿he success and spent Saturdny nnd Sunday with which attended this experiment means GENEVA OLEANINGS. their gfaml-parenls. Rev. niUl Mrs. J. F. tho dentil knell o f the hamper system of — —Sumlellr ------------- r ------------------ Special Correspondence n> Tlie. Herald j. Our Northern visitors are so generous shipping lettuce. "The crates," he said, A Christmas entertninment was held and enthusiastic in their praises o f love­ ’arc a great improvement over the linnint the Presbyterian church on Wednes­ ly Florida in general and fair Geneva—in |x‘rs where the lettuce is well headed, day, Dec. 23rd. The children had several particular, that they cause even we old because in that case, the crates will nrdialogues, recited pieces nnd sang songs, residents to sit up and take notice. rive as firm ns when they left their and then they were rewnrded .with pres­ Southwest CornerWnsliington nndjChumbere Streets lestiiiation, where, in the case of ImmOn Christians Eve the Town Hall \ ents and candy from a beautiful tree. ( hts , light-headed lettuce shrinks ond the nessed the annual joyous gathering Before going'hoine colTee nnd cake were passed nround nnd •veryone had n good old and young ’round the magical Christ­ baskets ore only three-quarters full when mas tree, laden with loving gifts for nil, they reach New York. In the. case ,o f REFERENCES: Aetna National Bank o f New York City, o r any Commercial Agency time. and to Hundreds o f Shippers who are shipping to us dally wonders from Santa Claus land. The crates, the buyer enn see every one of imppy children, under the skillful guid the 30 or 40 heads which a crate con­ OVIEDO OCCURRENCES mice of Misses Clark ami Allen, sung, tains. They admit o f more cold air than Special Corn* punilrnce to Ttio Herald, Frank Hurtuiwa well known news|>aper marched and rendered A 'm ost amusing the bumpers and are are not subject to such pressure asv the latter. So fur, tlie man of Arcadia, Fla., and w ife and child, little drnmn. J spent Christmas week in Oviedo, the MISS"tllcille Anderson of Sanford and trade has shown such partiality to the guests o f Mr. nml Mrs. W. H. Luther. Miss Pauline Clayton of* South Carolina, crates (hat it is more than likely no good Frank is an old home boy nnd his many s^>ent a few days In Geneva tills week, lettuce from now bn will be ship(>ed to this market in iinni)iera. friends were delighted to see him ngnin. guests of Mrs. McLain. S S if t IK S S ffl8Sasri*iPEFR0iT, TANGERINES AND EARU.ÏSGEUlKSi 5a? H EW IT T & CO. JOHN V. DENTON & CO. S S Fruit and Produce NEW YORK CITY CRUTCHFIELD & W 0 0 LF 0LK PITTSBURG, PA. M rjlem reu ter o f Jnrksonvlllc, brother.; of Mft. Ed Argo of this place, came ,dowii to s|)end the holidays with his sis­ ter, and incidentally enjoy the fine hunt­ ing afforded sportsmen in this locality. A jolly party, consisting o f Mr. and ' Mrs. Dean, l.lge Cii&hlng and Miss May Alexander, left Christinas eve for |Kiints on the St. Johns fiv e r on n camping exIwdition. Parties who have visited them in their wnodlund rendezvous rejiort n de­ lightful lime— game plentiful and weather Ideal. —^We are glad to see most o f our girls and boys home for the holidays. Oran Pattishall from Stetson University, nml Ids sister, Miss Blanche, from Fin. Wo­ man's College nt Tallahassee; John Hud­ dleston, from Floridn ■ University ut Gainesville, and Misses Olga and Lctn Peters from Jacksonville, and their sister, IS ■ Miss Annie, from her school at Gotha Also Mr. Herman, teacher at Chuhiotn, and Miss Eva Taylor, .who lias been teaching school nt Claroonn.' A ll have worked hard, studying or teaching,-*aud. deserve tlie "Merry Christmas ’ they enjoying nt home now. The Christmas tree nt the school house on tlie evening o f life* 2 *lth was largely attended by our citizens. The tree wns One o f the very merriest times was well supplied with presents for the little the moonlight steam boat-party Monday ones, and Mr. T. L. Mead pilicintcd in the night, when Mr. Burden and Capt. Fromcapacity o f Santa Claus, in which uifice burger o f tlie Steamer Heck kindly took a U* .I! 5Ycd eminently pleasing nnd large party of Genevans nnd their visit­ satisfactory. Mr. Mead, takes u great in­ ing friends out U|Kin the broad waters of terest In the little folks, personally seeing Lake Harney and down, tlie picturesque la the amusement o f each and «v e r y one, St. Johns and is held in high esteem by the entire The party given by Mr. nnd Mrs. Hnys community. Mrs. Harry Alexander. *u at their home Friday night in honor of bride of several weeks who has recently their niece. Miss’ Hazel Lord' pf Atlanta, come among us to make hgr home, was was a very pleasant affair. The barbe­ honored by the first present from Santa cue on Tuesday at dhe same’ place was a Claus, which wns a henutiful llornl offer- most delightful occasion. We w ill long ing. and w as biulily n p p n v ia lm l L y-il—. remember Mr. Hays as ir king o f good young lady. cooks for the perfect maimer Hi which he ■S .Messrs. Berry &. Mend are anticipating barbecued the incut which formed tlie successful results from their acreage of central attraction at the well Jndeh dln•UJU* »tlie r vegetable truck. "Ilic y |nertuhle. Baskets were unpacked and “ vc several acres under canvas, which dinner was served in picnic style down . Mitlie only successful and logical method by the blue waturs of Lake Geneva. u raising marketable products at this A fter dinner the young folks went out on season of the year. die lake nnd explored tlie Island and so The Ladles’ Club is making nrrnngc- forth, nnd finally all gathered in the mein» fur au entertainment, to lie given I house ond on the hroud front porch, shortly, for the benefit o f their organizu- j talked and laughed, and rrleii to thank Ikm. The ladles have given several cn -| our kind host and hostess fo r’ their beautmainments heretofore, which have I tiful hospitality. Miss Carson, a moat Interesting school I'roven highlyjucceaafuL and the craning •vent bid» fair to rival, or even eclipse teacher o f Dayton, Ohio, is- visiting her ® I predecessors. They are working hard |old friend, Mrs. Claude Kaulerson o f Goor the success o f die undertaking, and future announcement will be made in Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Adams o f fluffolo, “ ns column os to tha nature o f the affair. |N. Y., ore spending a few weeks with GREATEST OE OPPORTUNITIES Sates Agents and Distributors SANFORD CELERY UNION BRANCHES Chicago Chance to Buy City Lots at a Great Bargain In this Issue of The Herald is n change m/ advertisement o f the Hidden Real Estate Co., ip which choice city lots are offered nt u very low figure. F ifty lots are offered for sale, the corner IoI b for*5l7S nml In­ side lots ut $150, on the easy payment plan of $10 down and $5 |ier month,with­ out interest. One lot will be gjven away free and you may be the lucky one. Tlicsf lots nre well located on the highest |xrini o f Sanford and are being sold every day. To those desiring a home site or n good investment these lots offer the greatest inducements. See the Holden Real Estate Go. nnd hnve them tnke you over the prop­ erty. Sanford real estate is cheaper right now than it ever will be .again, and city property is advancing in price everyd a y . These lots nre between Sanford avenue nnd Park avenue and nre by far the most desirable lots in Sanford for a residence BRANCHES New York Room 1G, Pico Block. ’ Phone 269 SANFORD, FLA. Cincinnati Jacksonville W. W ashington Sanford VENABLE CONTRACTOR Plans, Specifications and Estimates on Applications Furnished j: Another New Resident W. S. Bennett, o f ‘ 'Camden, S. C., pur: rlmmil ten acres of land on flennlall avenue this week nml will shortly remove to his new possession, where he will engage in trucking. Rtpair Work Prompdy Done Opp. Posto Dice First Street DR. R. GOLDSTEIN OPTIC SPECIALIST Artesian and Deep Well Drilling Will be in Sanford *With office at the Sanford House, T e le p h o n e No. 6 0 Wednesday and _JhtfFsday, January Gth and 7th (two CITY CIGAR STORE Qirisunas evening. Mr. and Mrs. B . F . their brother, Mr. John Quincy Adams of Wlieeltr "meir-r delis deiigbtiL.nj ' i n i n r d a I f l m 1tflllQtoCB r 6f their friends w itli an onjoyable | W. P.. ararni, Smith, tlie to. r uie sawmill man, is enoyster roast, roast, and and Mr. and Mrs. Batti joying a visit from his father a n d ' sister E y a s «x a m ln o d and j l u s s s a c l• n flfto a lly a d ju s la d ." ^ D o n 't n « i similar nffntrrit T h rtrtr s l if Geöfgln le c t y o u r c h ild r e n ’ » ey a a . A il who ottended report an ex A lt a ya tro u b la s , n a rv o v a n a a a and haadaohaa ra llo v a d . C o n s u lta tio n and fr a s . O ffle a h o u rs : a ja m in a tlo n 8. m . to N ew sp ap ers, M ag a zin es and P erio d icals i.EBRA 9 ItZT'CSŒMS ■ 'v n , �> • - I1 ■« * ' - —, 1:' * - ' - J" ■ • "* _ —, ’ ' *' 1 ......111 r "." ' _*“ *." T .." -1 *' *■T',. '' _______ ________ _ 'fc - ~ - * >4«« .¡Mi ,k. , i-, — X. Jnnuary 2, m THE SANrORD HERALD HAVE A SANFORD DAY. GREETING AND FAREWELL tttttT T11H .S á O T M . A t m idnight Inst Thursday n lg h tth c “ Slitilonil will be represented át Ilio JttclT clanging o f bells from steeple and tower sonvllle Mid-W inter Exposition o i course Comment o f the State Press on Publiibed Evtry Saturday Uomini at Sahford, Fla. announced the passing aw ay o f the year and should be represented nt ihe Stntc , The Herald's Christmas iv -.R. J. Hour. Managlnl Editor 1908, and In millions o f homes on the Fair nt Tampa. Our city will nlso have Edition following morning men and women an office in the city o f Jacksonville dur (Sanford Cor. TInte»Unlonl Iti ascription Price. « 1.00 a Year In Advane a clasped hands and wished each other ing the winter season that will be head The Christmas edition o f the Sanford quarters for the homeseekers. In order Hrrnld wns Issued yesterday, nnd con MA Happy New Y ear." fcíü.' Entered aa Mcond-dee* mall matter Aiuluat 22nd. _ at, Sanford. Florida, 1908, arsfie Poatofflna There Is alw ays fl sadness over the de­ to bring Sanford Into the most prom tnined forty-four pages of finely Ulus under Act of Maarch'3rd. 1879. parture o f an old friend, especially V hen nence during the Fair a "Sanford Day crated Christmas rending. The local news we know that we w ill never have con­ should lie arranged, and on that dny was dished up In attractive style, and OffiMl l Floor In the Dlahop Block, Firat Street Telephone No. UB. verse with him again, and nlthough there strong delegation accompanied by. the the advertising columns were made a t­ may be thoughtless ones who let the old band parade the streets o f Jacksonville, tractive by the skillful lypoB employed A new weekly paper has started In year pass out o f sight without one word speech made by one o f our citizens upon hy the Herald. -----o f re gre t there are others who " speed the great possibilities o f this section, and Pensacola. (St. Aufuillne Mcleor] a general demonstration o f Sanford and the parting g u e s t" and as h e' left the I f Sanford nnd Orange county don't Sanford's claims made public. This wl t warmth o f their firesides and went out aliavo you resolved to make a Greater Into the darkness bestowed. JIPQO .htoi-Ji. dantorc.toward.getting..U hl city U n the k eep In ih e Umc-light as most in v itin g ..Sanford T ____________ public eye than any other movement and sections o f Florida it will not'bo for lack benediction. . * rW hot a sad fa te fo r 1Claude’s printing It Is not possible for any person, how­ should receive the careful consideration of newspaper enterprise or the patronage thereof. The Snnford Herald of Saturday office to fall Into the hands o f the Phll- ever lightly he dwells on past memories, o f our citizens. l i s t i n c s . _____________ ____ Let us hnve a Sanford Day and make Inst hod so many pages o f - rich reading to forget at once the guest whom they nnd attractive advertising that it failed welcomed so warmly only a year ago. It one long to be remembered. &■ W hy not make the year 1909 the ban­ to find timo to keep trnck o i the number There are memories o f his sojourn that ner year o f progress and ndvnnccment'in connot be banished— old and familiar faces o f pages tlicrcof. b u t.w t flmLlhnt. it.wns -11«w artf-P a ck a rd G o .io c o r p o r a te d ~ — Sanford's historyT ^— ; moffc up of 44 pages. The Celery City that joined In the. welcome to him now In tills Issue appears the application for faded aw ay in the mist o f tears; joys in charter for the Hownrd-Pncknnl Land Co. has.just cnuse'to l>c proud o f its Herald. The ladles o f Sanford should hnve n which wo were partakers that w ill never an organization that hastiad offices in this (Tnmpn Trllmnej _ _ ----- tag day and -use the funds so obtnined como again to brighten our lives, and sorcity for the past two years,- and in Cndll T T * Sanford Harald e d lp ä d all citada l o y a L a i l d ¿ C U e r O U S for Improvement o f the city. rows which, although their keen edge has lac Michigan, for a number o f yeen».or ihe Horldn week l y H F H r n r t M been blunted, w ill often stand before us The officers nre B. Adnn Howard, prcsl and excellence o f Its Chrismns edition. The grand national raffle for office will I in nil their sadness. W e know what the dent; Jesse 0. Packard, treasurer; Claude The edition comprised -44-pages, with a. soon take place, and all those holding old year was. W e remember all his C. Howard, secretary. handsome cover, nnd Editor Holly more tickets are expected at the Inauguration. [quips and cranks...his jokes that were __ . . The Ifowsrd-Packnrd Co. nre well known than justified the good tilings that have wom-to s9t the table in a ro a n - W e+ m l ln th|l| # m io n ond hnvc done much been said about his nbllity by his brother They call it "stote-w lde," but ■ the close commmilifli ____ H ____ ________ wlrtr filiu . he knew our delta. Aidltors. stream that has been going out o f. Jack*J . * * * « O range Crop Estim ate sonvllle recently Is several states wide. his fellowship was often helpful to us, (rntntka Nrw*) A Jacksonville communication to the Tlm es-llnlon. Said stream meaning and ns he grew older and graver, and the The Sanford Herald, wltli its 44 page booze o f course. light o f tnoming went out o f his eyes, New York Produce News says: The Flor O u istmas edition nnd appropriate illus­ and they were filled with the gray of Ida orange crop was estimated nt the be trateti cover constitutes nn index finger Editor Jordan o f the Punta Gordo Her­ evening, he seemed to come closer to us ginning o f the season at 3,500,000 boxes, which points to The Celery City on Lake ald has returned from a trip to Alabama, and to bo knit more firmly to us in the but it will run about 4,500,000. Tho^e Monroe ns one place In Florida where a where he has sojourned for his health. bonds o f friendship. who made the first estimnte did not go brandi o f the prosperity fam ily has taken The Herald states that he Is no better, And now in his place there comes a Into the little comers ond off of the regu up its nbode. . . and the only hope for Bro. Jordan- Is a laughing boy, his face wreathed in smiles. lar lines o f rnilronds. ns the walking was trip to Sanford where“ life Is worth i l v - 1hi»~cy e « «p n7k)ing w ith and w e turn I bad, and there were many o f .the growers --------------- (P tT iw M t tl m t i ing." The Sanford Herald Christmas edition to him nnd give him the warmest corner who were skip [ted. You will find the sec In our hearts and laugh at his humor and ond estim ate about correct, nlthough it was one to be proud of. There were-44 The little joke on the commission men jollity^and never ask ourselves if, this will |mny go some hlgjicr^but not to G.000,- pages of it, filled to the brim with the |n last week's issue seems to have boostcrsjiretlict. iimimmcenienlft o f the city's enterprising last, if during his sojourn hie will hi ways 000 , as some ---< wounded the feelings o f some o f tljem. business men. be ns he looks when he crosses our A W a rn in g to th e Public It was printed to tickle their risibilities threshold ; and I f there be not some days Several young girls hnve the habit of Instead o f piercing their sensibilities. If IGnlnreville Sun) tlmt we will spend with him o f which we strolling through the pnrk o f the Sanford some o f them saw fit to take it the The Christmas edition o f The Sanford will weary, and cost a longing memory |House and pulling off the flowers, writing Wrong w ay they must lie afflicted with Herald is the "best ever." It comprises back to our old friend nnd to the vanished their names on the century plants and grouch as most o f the commission men 44 pages, with handsomely illustrated T days o f merriment and benuty.and love. othcnvlre making trouble for the bend nre big-henrted. Jolly fellows, who look covof. Uoh Holly is making good with Wliut there may be ip store for us we gardner. Mr. Driver does not wish to/pros upon the brightest side o f life at nil The Herald, and The Sun rejoices in his know not. Certain it is, however, that ccute them, but he is getting tired (if this times. if success. we will hnve new experiences in the year pernicious habit nnd would like IkiUi the that is now beginning. The old year had young girls nnd hoys to be more careful OUR CHRISTMAS COITION ISuulhern firinlrr*' Supply Crmipuny] It Is with more than nn ordinary degree its clouds, but it had also its sunshine. In handling the flowers. W e have tire Christmas edition of The' o f pride that w e refer to the publication Pray heaven thnt his successor may also Herald and it is certainly splendid. We Prem iu m fo r Corn o f the Christmas edition o f T iie H erald, have moods o f happiness I congratulate you on it, and congratulate L. B. Clore o f Franklin, Ind.. for the In spite o f the fact that w e have just - and we feel, confident that n generous Ffyou on the number of advertisements you — public will permit us to Indulge in a little le ft behind us the season o f i>eace anti second tim e has won the silver grand |iro- have and the'gen eral npperirnnee or IKS exuberance of spirit nnd not deem us good will, oil over the world there nre mier sweepstakes trophy valued at $ 1,000 paper. You must he making n big suc­ vainglorious nor egotistical for entertain­ mutterings o f storms. Europe is still an for 010 enrs o f corn, shown a t-th e na­ cess and we arc glad to see it. armed ’ camp— there is turmoil and un­ tional corn exposition at Omaha. Clore ing such natural views. pkf'for Eliminating the cities o f Jacksonville, rest among the nations and war is also won a prize of $ 1,000 in gold and Last N ig h t's Ploy $500 In other prizes offered by other “ Tampa und Fensacota as being in a d if­ rearing its horrid front and blighting Coburn's Greater Minstrels played to a ferent class, we will hnzznrd the asser­ fruitful fields. And yet tonight, as the states. He won this trophy nlso last year small hut enthusiastic audience nt the tion that no paper lias ever been pub­ stars come out in the clear sky and the at Chicago. The trupfiy was founded by oi>crn house Inst night. The best features lished in this Stnte which will approach merry peal o f the gladsome New Year the Indiana commission to the national o f riie show are its musical numbers, nnd It ln typographical neatness, clear press- bells linger in our ears, we can all sur­ corn show exposition and • tjie money for hoiifb of those called (or repeated encores. work, Its excellent illustrations, and the render ourselves to the glndness o f the it wns subscribed among the corn growers One o f the i^etticst numbers wns b y the m an y other overshadowing features which hour and dream o f peaceful brighter days, o f Indiana.__________ _______ lyric tenor, Horry Coghlan,» who sang Known ndam its pages. It can truthfully he o f men drawing closer to each other in A n oth er N ew S to re ■Some dny when dreams come true,” and claimed as having attained the distinct- friendship nnd love, and say with the Garner & Huberts, the enterprising gro­ wlio was compelled to rcsjNmd to several • Ion In Florida journalism o f being neplus p o et: cers, nre not content to hnve one grocery encores. The orchestra Is well organized " R ln l out the old. ring In the newt ultra in all respects without disparage­ store, hut nre iiow'fbusy establishing r ond it rendered some exceptionally pleas­ - King happy belli nereis the m o w ; Full Line of Lunch GirmIs. Can­ ment to the many other creditable publi­ new grocery store on Sanford avenue ing selectionj. A ll irr oil. the attraction The year 1» going—let him go I Ring out the faJie, ting In the true I" Cigars and Tobaccos. We use cations to which the Stute can point with They purpose putting in a first-class stock deserved a much better house ilinn it had pride. — the best of materials. Free house o f goods,and as in tHelr First street store last night— Pensacola Journal. The paper consisted o f forty-four pages, The season is herd when w e j i r e all will operate a wholesale and' retail busi­ Will be at Sanford Opera House Satur­ to house delivery. 1 forty-three o f which were prepared and supposed to turn over a new leaf, or drop ness. D. M. Hopson will manage this day, Jan. Otlt. printed in Tjic H erald office in the brief such faults with which we are nfllictcd, store, and being popular with the trade, ♦ + + + + + <•+-fr+<•❖ +■£•❖ «<■ ^ ♦ space o f five days, which time Includes nnd avoid them during the coining year. w ill no doubt enjoy a liberal patronage? W inner W ashing M achines the soliciting nnd preparation o f the But even turning over new leaves be­ A few more of these still left, sold strictly it - -, The S tu m on s A rrive "c o p y ," composition by printers, press comes a habit so long-continued that It on guorilee. If they do not do wlint we I - , ■ ♦ work, folding and mailing o f the pnper, loses its significance. We should all look j Prof. J. M. Sturnon and fam ily have re­ claim, money is refunded. Hurry J.Wilson . AND t turned to Sanford, after a season nt the etc. . forwnrd to the day-nnd the hour when we Obstacles anise at dllTcrerit stages of will hnve no time to turn over a new summer resorts in which they covered Th rice a-W eek W orld the work tlint seemed unsurmountablc so leaf and keep the lenves- that we turn 5,000 miles. W e are glad to welcome More alert, more thorough nnd more the Stumons home again. This celebrated far os related to the paper getting out over from year to year so unsullied tliqt fearless than ever. A President o f the until some later tim e'than is the custom there w ill be many clean ones at the fam ily hav 9 the best orchestra in the United Stales will be sleeted this year. for Its usual appeurance; but our faithful end, and no vain regrets because we country. _________ ^ * _________ Who la tie nnd who U »hi.-_.im» employes redoubled their exertions to ac- have no timu to leave the rfi iiril a f.iii-Card of Thunks -------will beat! Nobody yet knows, but the — m m pllsh I ho—almost ImpuhslhlO task nnd least one clean page when tire Book of W e desire to express our heartfelt thqnks Thrice-a-Week edition o f the New York succeeded In getting the final forms to L ife is clqscd. to those who were so kind nnd did so much World will tell you every step and every press Friday afternoon and ready for to lessen the sorrow o f our lute bereaveVii Open Tuesdays to detail o f what promises to be a ca'mpalgn tí.'.-, ■■ mailing.Saturday nuirpUig, as usual. jnerit. — Mrs. A. G. T oler, * AND of the most obsorhing interest. m ay The Lee County News is the latest baby There were 22TO columns o f matter In — M rs- M amie C. Tm m zrot tell you what you hope, but It will tell burn in Florida journalism. The News Saturdays 4 to 9 p. m. ^ tjie^ a get, -orwhich 123, nr 2.250 Inches “ imd family. has purchased tho plnnl o f tlie'Ft. Myers you what is. The Thricc-a-Week World were paid advertisements, leaving a space --------- -- -Law n-M ow ers ong ago established a character for im ­ Ureeze and w ill be-edltcd.by fr a n k Hol­ o f 98 columns filled with choice and In^ W elcom e Special prices to reduce stock. If you partiality and fearlessness in the publico low.-- It Is n. four-page, six-column paper, tcresting reading matter and fine en­ and for Its fre t issue carries generous |,wanl a good mower nt a low price, now Is lion o f news, und this it will maintain, l ,fr4. + + » + » » + » +.M.»++»4-■»♦+»♦♦* gravings, reproductions o f famous pain^J advertising imtnmnge. Success to the lire time to buy. Also good stock of iry d h want tho news as.1t really is, sub- in g v scenes itbou 1 Sa'nford, etc. Many News. scythes, gruss hooks nnd lawn rakes. scribe to rite Thrice-a-Week edition o f Hie In the Circuit Court o f the 7 lh Judldat o f tho advertisements were attractively New York World, which comes to you e v ­ ■Hurry J, Wilson. Circuit o f the Stnte o f Florida for arranged with Illustrations peculiar to the ery other dny except Sunday, and is thus, -------— Orange Ceunly— • — Chrisrmas season. Sanford is sending to market n fine I St. Petersburg wiiUssue $75,0QQ worth practicalhra aO h e price o f a weekly. W. D. Holden und W. J. T tiiit* « os ) The edition w nsjirin ted jQq, good paixrr, |crop o f lettuce, but - her celery output In of bonds for'im provem ents. "The issue Holden Reni te la le Company, cti. Ih e Thricc-a-Wcck World's regular sub­ " And the workmanship throughout will |tire early spring will be the largest ever will be divided as follows; Waterfront scription price is only $1 per year, and J. K. Wteibrook and William Gamble) compare in all respects with that o f pub­ marked. It will bring hundreds of tlunY $23,000; high school building $ 35,000 ; ibis pays for 150 papers. W e offer this ToJ. K. Wcrtfcrook and William GariTbR: lications issued from ipore pretentious sands o f dollars to that place. This is Improvement West Central avenue $ 8 .From the affidavit ot Andrew tZ unequalled newspaper and Tile Sanford ftled. In which be »wear* thal he and metropolitan cities than Sanford pre­ what makes u place and a people pros­ 000 ; extending and improving sewerage Herald together for one year for $1.50, the above named plaintiff». Uut be 1» W W gs tends to profess to be. atul believes ilial i t e »b o v« defend*»!» * ^ per— the abundant products from a fertile |system $7.000. The bonds w iil bear six The regular subscription price o f the two now m iden t» id the Siala of /««UfBt Taking Into consideration all these soil— Volusia Co. Record.. per cent interest.' Tlie proposition will be papers is $ 2. lieve* the defendant J. K. We*tbn»k I» • of Albany, Georgia, end the delrndanl ’* tuona facts, w e ore disposed to feel somewhat voted on early this year. ' va in a t -the result accomplished. It’s Just Received • To be sooa hoard at the door o f Just Arrived at Sanford Grocery Ca. human " natur." , — -Thn Jar goal line o f sporting goods ever pvtn w ff'i- in a luitàjì ¿h— T«Ui Duck wheat U f lW r t B r homestead Sou^ * There h m b e e m o e ft I ’^ r e a r fffia'conreceived in Sanford— guns, rifles, hunting 'Com e in, A lb e rti" ‘ Good bye, N a p o -1grahum flour, hygenlc and superlative stant demand for the Christmas Herald rSr-¥* . ilihod In Orange cüuntr. Florida. for luUf Clothing, eta._________ ■ Harry J. Wilson. I loon I" A s Governor Broward passes out flour. Snider's catsup, chilli sauce, oyster Uve weeks ,|,u Ull that the edition Is almost exhausted and U U further ordered Uist reo S P H « „io * and Governor Gilchrist passes in. cocktail, and salad dressing. i the lttd a y of February. A. D. W 9 . U * Furnished Room s For Rent •vor r ctmimry. / v . hundreds and hundreds o f copies have It ein| a rule i Two good-sized rooms, in good location. ^ Witn been sent out all over this country telling cM. _____ .w Clay TUe For Sale. TsnnySM—Up U Date wiU be rented to desirable (»exsbru. « s t ­ &urt and the aesl of »aid tvuil «bl* 3 die story o f Sanford's great progresslveBecembar, A. D. IU08. ■ RlBU1Jue Falatka Tile for sale In any quanlty. ' Kfn< w>l Um old I Kin« In ihe new f em and sulphur water on the premises. Wring out the hotel napUn, tuoi" Clerk Circuit Churl. Oren* CuuD/aq G. F. Sum«, Box 371 . Inquire at The Herald office. By M A. I lowaid. TflE SANFORD HERALD NEW YEAR GRS ' First: A wish for our customers and friends--365 days of health, happiness an d prosperity. Second: Our sin. dere thanks ‘to our customers for their patronage past- in . the -“iasrr'but' not least": A hope that the high standard of merchandise hanT died by us •in the past, and the cour­ teous and— treatm ent of ail, . m ay m e rit as gen­ erous share of their patronage during— the year 1909 as in the years past Again wislling for all of our customers and friends t^ e -feest tilings the New Yearholds in store, I am Yours most cordially, D. t . THRASHER Wntch change in next issue! . Spencer’s Bakery Pnrk Avenue---- 'Phone Ilk! We Make Everything to the Trade dies, j l _ Sanford Library ar X :: Free Reading Room j ROOM 20 Upstairs, Pico Block 4 It ti p.m- S tra n g e rs dally «tìftìtìftnvftsgyffSrg „.'ürÆ'Â1« TræsS kvass jasrs ' _ ;’/ T’ - \ ,n �SeSB 'îiSr: F-iTvg — _~L— . Little Happenings—Mention of Matters In Brief. * Did you Swenr off A ll you cussed ncssT Sweet corn seed nt L. R. Philips. Arc you a subscriber to T he H eraldT George Venable transacted business ire I Jacksonville, Monday. Silk sh irt w a is ts a t b ig redu ction at I M c tttn g e rs . —r N .P.Y ow ell& C o Fresh Mackerol at H. II. HUT s grocery. Oysters served In every style at the Pico restaurant. Eight hundred llghtwood fence posts — W. J. T higpen. Hon. W .L.'Palm er o f Orlando transacted fur sale. [legal business in the city Tuesday. F. T. W illiam s of Dnytonn was in the city Thursday. . .. . e „ T „ , Me*8rs- Davis ond McNeill o f Orlando Summary Of th e flo a t in g S m a ll Talk wns ¡n t[ie c [ty Tuesday. W om en's c o o ls ot reduced p rices to Succinctly A rra n ge d f o r H ur­ m ake them t o . At M c ttln te r 's . W illie Pickles Jones, forfnorly of Apnpried lle ro ld R eaders. T. H. Harlow o f Orlando transacted busi­ kn, was n visitor to this city Inst week. ness here Wednesday. ’1909 Garner &. Roberts sell high-grade Cignrs Ir a n » to ~ •' ' ', M. 0. OvctS tree L o i Orlando was,in the and tobacco. -Try.them , fft m o v e r • Experienced Nurse Por information city Monday in his new Reo touring car. That new leaf. Every train and every lioat brings address " Nurse, Wode. the tuner, Orlnndo. swarms o f visitors to Sanford Benjninin Drew o f Orlando wns in the Buy Henry Clay Flour o f W . W. Long. Get busy with those new houses__the city last Saturday looking ufter his prop­ The best on earth. people are coming. erty interests. Frederick If. Rond «pent Monday in OrYesterday was Emancipation Day. ond Fresh oysters servhd In every style nt PERSONAL ITEMS Of INTEREST Ladies’ Collars, Ladies’ Belts Fine. Line of Ruchings E xtra Wide and Füll ff Large Barettes, Complete Line of Notions, Wool- Dress Goods and Silks, Yard-wide Satins -Iscdc-------- -------- --------------- --------,-------- Lwas quite gcnorally observed by the m l the Pioo restaurant Wade makes frequent trips to Sanford. orctl people. If you want n first-class tailor-made Write him nt Orlando. Mrs. Sidney Herbert o f Maitland wns In suit for $12.OH, call at D. A. Caldwell & < Now is the time to buy your sub-irri­ the city Monday combining business with Sons. pleasure. gated land. See M. M. Smith. If It's printing yon want, send it to T he Dried SnirShouIdersift 1214 cCrttS found St II. H. Hill’s grocery. N ew stock Evaporated andTJrlcd FruIts for Christmas cakes, nt Long's Grocery. H erald officts; guaran teed. Sec H. H. Hill for Step Into Mrs. G. L-Takash's lunch room One million feet o f cypress blenching Blend sad gel a cup of goo3'roRec7*'Five cents, f Coffee, -froest-on ritrifr-foe lM-«enHr.’ -boards.-Place orders b w : » W I ^ I I I WB K $18 Art Sijunres for $15, size 11x12. 'A . Hcf l tfl i LpO^— — - t,-t - E. --------- - James Harvey, a negro,, charged with J Full Line of Gents’. Furnishings If N. P. Y O W E L L & CO Chase &. Sanborn's tea ami colTce, the —Gurnet U , Huberts- * j n s s a u lL w Ltl^ L n te n l m nm nttfr w a s . a r r m - LciC theta,is. Owynnc and George Fox spent Monday ed in Orlando. Tuesday, by ShcrifT Vick Sec Pell for pajier hanging. New fall Chns. P. Dow. re|>rcsenting the Ovcr- patterns just in. street Crate Co., wns in the city last SntW. II. Fudge, representing the Van Dcunlay on business connected with Ills f\rm. mnn Grocery Co. o f Jacksonville, called Mcttlngcr's. * .—— R. N. Mcnfco has returned ta Orlamlb M en 's o v e rc o a ts and croven cttcs. upon the local trade Thursday. M ust be sold. P riced a w a y down. after spending several days in this city. See C. A. Reed for furniture and piano moving. tf ,, At M cttln gcr's. See U K . Philips about cucumber ond in Orlando. Sllk shirt w a is ts a t b ig re d u c tio n o t Just arrived, Snider's canned goods, Low [»rices on beans for spring plant­ catsups and preserves, at Gnrner & Goodwin's high-grade Preserves, Jellies ing at L. R. Philips. Roberts. and Jams, nt Garner 8« Roberts. Rugs,'from 75 cents up. E. A. Hrllicld N. P. Yow cll. Mrs. Elizabeth Yow ell nnd Get estimates from Pq^yjitdimise print­ I Furniture Store. Mrs. Barnes of Orlando s|»eiit Wednesday ing. , . , _ .. «ti Mattings, o f nil kinds ami patterns, from in tile city:--------- :------ ;------ — ' —Unni sandwich. 5 cents: Mrs. Tuknsli s | 20 cents per y n fïT to SO cents, nt E. A. Gurner & Roberts o[>en their Sanford lunch mom. opposite the depot. Hefllcld's Furniture Store". avenue grocery today. Everything in Long's Preserves in glnsses. Finest on Ernest Moliner o f Gainesville is in the groceries, liny and grain. market. CtlAS. Evans. |city,- Mrs. Moliner hns been her«» several Ben ns. English pens, tomatoes; all seeds Wanti:u.—Children’s sew ing to do. Mrs. weeks visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. for spring crops, at exceptionally good Marie Kctchum. 510 Magnolia street. B. E. Tnkosh. prices. L. R. Philips. ■quash seed. — __:.... . ,,, IS H E R E " You W ant Guns, S h ells, and Supplies Wc carry a Full Line of New Club and Referee Shells, 10, 12, 16 Gauge, High Base Smokeless In For an up-to-<late tailor-made suit, see 1 $18 A rt Squares fur $15. size 9x12. E. Mr. nnd Mrs. N. H. Gnmrr uuibtliuCh D. A. Caldwell L Sons. A. Heflield Co. ter. Miss Johnnell, are visiting rumTrVK|ri Mr. ami Mrs. Frnnk P. Forster are the "The Florida Blossoms," a colored tent nnd friends in Dade City. guests o f.re la tiv e s ^ in "Jacksonville tills sJmw w||, n M h lt nl theill0W kn)Um,8 Mr. nnd Mrs. D. II. Bardin arc the proud j night, hence the colored folk are uro on th«* parents o f n little lintiy girl, who arrived Capt. J. W. Wilmott nnd Dr. Wclmon qul vlve. * at their home last Sunday morning. Person of Oriundo wero In tho city Tues­ Turkeys, geese and chickens for sate Rev. Fred P. Eiismingcr o f WestTmnpa day. Mrs. A. C. Doudney, Plume 51), Sanford visited Ilia parents, Mr. mid Mrs. J. C. tf Mrs. F. Dunpby .ontL Mrs. Maiuy and --Fla. ¿nawiiuicr. over Christmns. -— —-— —- ... — — —■- » John Dunghy o f Altoonn, Pa., spent Tues­ The famous Fox River Butter for sale * Romeo Coffee, J [»muds for one dotinr. day in the city. at W. W. Long's Grocery. Ciias. Evans. Mrs. J. F. Clark spent Christmns with I sell the celebrated Macy wagon. Har­ A little money now nnd n little now mid her parents in Pnlntkn. Miss Sadie Rob­ ry J. Wilson. then Is the w ay to buy celery land. “ See erts accompanies Mrs. Clark. M. Smith for particulars. Steak, hnm and eggs, |*>rk and Iwntis "Our Own" coffee, best 23 cent coffee on and dllter toothsome articles, nt Mrs. G. L the market, at cither store o f Gnrner A Taknsh's lunch room. op|iositc the depot. Roberta. Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Harris returned to . Headquarters for Iron A g e ttxils. A ny their Eustis home Monday, after a pleas­ thing you want in hand plows, fertilizer ant visit with their daughter. Mrs. C. A, distributors, etc., Harry J. Wilson.. Dobbins, nnd family. Hilly Benrdnlt tins returned from Orlando M. M. Smith lias 1,000 acres of celery where he spent the holidays witli his land. Sold on easv terms, mother. Samples o f engraved* visiting cards nnd Commencing January 1st, 1009. George [ invitations in the latest and liesl styles W. Venable, contractor nnd builder, will ,nny be seen nt The Herald office, employ only union labor, nnd work eight „ . , hours a day. Don't forget that L. R. Philips has the best prices on all sorts o f garden seed. The old frame dwelling nt the corner of _ . . ., . . , , „ p ..» .venue „„,1 Third .«re e l I . bring f ! r ' 1' „ I movr.1, nn,I .. ............. w ill build c " " ' " * R” b" ' * • a new dwelling on thia comer. | Mr8- Ernest Tolar o f Jacksonville is the guest“ o f“ M r s .J . M. Tolar. Her many Just arrived, a fresh line o f imported friends in Sanford are [»leased to see her tnacenroni, spaghetti, vermicelli, A D C again in their midst. French peus, etc. Garner & Rouekts. , High grade Cigars and Tobacco. Smok­ Mrs. Emma Dodd o f Jacksonville is the ing nnd chewing. Most complete line in goest of Mrs. J. A. Hnrrold. Mrs. Dodd the city. Chas. Evans. was n former resident o f Sanford nnd tier Snmp peop1 ** mgra-lA-ihink.— Uarfcto is , .Plflny_itn:ilils are glad .'.to - umUtinH—It« slow. Let them try Garner A Roberts egolo. with an order. Phone 59. Bill Pickles, sweet mixed, cucumbers, Mrs. A . C. Chapman and children left mangoes mid sour pickles In bulk. Mondny for their home in Kissimmee Chab. Evans. after n pleasant visit to the former's par­ J. A. Douglass o f Miami is visitin g ids ents. Mrs. M.' M. Stewart. daughter. Mrs. George V in a b it. H e is so touch impressed with the future o f S a n -. Mr. McKetiWr; of M cgen zie H &H McKinH ford Hint he has decided to purchase prop- non. naval stores operators of Chuluotn wty and make his permanent nbodehere. ln 0“ city Tuesday nnd made The Low prices on tomato seed a t L. R. — "Philips; — women's co a ts a t reduced prices to 1 " ' 1 "■ k t them go. At M e m b e r 's . Th" voun , „ . „ j nn(. wm iB linuf0vi,,il ond wiU return to Florida with his son. A carnival held tho show grounds a l l . _ * « l week and departed Monday for OrC. A . Hawkins o f Commerce. Go., spent l*ndo. Connected-with It was a good wild .l hi* week wlUl hU brother. T. L Hawkins, ’ West show, together witli tha usual conCelery avenue. His mother occompa' -«u lo i,, Of merrylgoTround. Ferris wheel. Wm. find th e'fam ily'h eld' n reunion, f«t girl, old plantation, etc. & A- Hawkins is editor o f Uie Commerce Pandemonium broke loose last Thursday News. “ •ght when ull the engine and fa ctory Miss Mable Anderson arrived In the city whittles tore holes in tho atmosphere, e n - 1 Wednesday nlghtTromCadillac. Michigan, •kavoring pi 8[>eed the old year out and Miss Anderson has been stenograjiher for hi the new. M any people tliought the Howard-Packard Land Cp. for a numth® world had conus to an end ond Gabriel ber o f years, ond w ill have charge o f their was tooting hla born. I Sanford office this season. Harry Alexander, of Ttie Herald force, returned Tuesday, after spending Christ­ mas week witli his parents nt Geneva. Wi A Large Stock of Guns and Fishing Tackle and General Sporting Goods. GUNS FOR RENT The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co = * SANFORD, FLORIpA--------------Furnished room for rent. Good location; nly two dollars j»er week if taken nt once. ^ , v n \ \ w u w w w u » w n v . \ \ \ w < u u m \ v ( w v w w n v v v >w w w w » w v > Call at Herald office. Mrs. flicks and son of Jacksonville, hut who formerly resided here, have again When you have mi item o f news cull taken up their residence in Sanford. phone No. 1-18. M en's o v e r c o a ts and c ra v en c ttcs . Must be sold. Priced a w a y dow n. — At M e ttln g e r's . Sanford I (lower and lettuce is bring­ ing good prices this week. Connected with this paper is n printing Wanted.—By young man, nice, open, office capable o f producing the highest auntlY room, with or without hoard. Give terms’ and^joention. Herald office. Address, D. C. H., grade of oilier and society stationnryr- Superior priming for ull purposes at T he Herald office. Ben Fish came over from Sanford the Go to H. II. Hill for everything in the tatter part of Inst week to s|»ciul n few grocery line. days of the holiday season with ills broth­ er mid sister— DeLand Supplement. T h e k in d e rg a r te n sch ool w illm n r ii im xt- Electa Brand Tea and Spices. Chas; Evans. Best Elgin crenmery butter at 35 cents |xt [Miutui, nt Sanford Grocery Gimpany. Prof. James Madison Chapman, tho celebrateli entertainer, pnsseil through Sanford Friday en route to Eustis, where} he will Be identified with the Presbytcrinn College. Prof. Cluipnmii gave an entertainment in tills city last~scnson nnd will probably nppear here thin sea­ J son. L *ltw ««-P lttH ta - Lettuce Plants for A small blaze occurred Tuesday noon nt Monday in the Baptist church, the same C. F. die corner of Laurel avenue nnd Third location.* street, tire residence o f R. A. Hall. The Misses Gladys and Grace Tilden of Just name yoor fire was quickly extinguished by the fire Oakland, Fla., visited Miss Ethel Shnr[»c department with slight damage to Uie roof. this week nnd took Iter horn® w ith them haven't It will get It convinced? Sanford Olives in hulk nnd in all size Imttlcs. on their return, Ch a s . E vans. "Rev. nnd Mrs."D. 11."Sweat tuiiI fam ily L ost .— Wednesday, Dec. 30, two mileage I left Tuesday for their new homo in Jack­ House office. I. A. Pattison o f New York, o ne of Sanford's regular winter visitors, has ngain taken up his residence at the Sanford House. Mr. Pattison is on ardent disciple of Walton and considers San ford the great­ est (dace in the world for fishing. F. T. Williams, lutely arrived from Petoskey, Mi*ch., is an expert surveyor and civil engineer, and will have his office a t 801 Elm avenue; phone 275. Mr. Williams bus iuvestwi in celery land and w ill make StmfonHits future tonne,. Read b is adver­ tisement in this issue. Misses Bessie and Nellie Furcn, p o p la r and efficient teachers in the West Palin Bench public school, .left Thursdaynndttre probably now enjoying their holiday vacatlon at home with their [»r e n ts at San­ ford.— West Palm Beach correspondent to Times-Uniop. — ,-*■ S S "Leader." Tlie Royal Tailors Brand o f Clothing means perfection. See samples at I). A. Caldwell & Son's. books, between Sanford nnd Gee Hnm-1 mock on Lake Jessup. Address o f C. A. Hcru,d u ----- ----------- -------; Hawkins, Commerce; Go., in books. Five A . J. Nye, a prominent orange buyer of dollars reward if returned to Sanford H,"ry C. Cooper, ,„n„.#er o f * » “ •“ clly T“ ‘dn|' « - A n . ™ F e n lU ie , W o r t, o i J .o k » n - M'-, N > " h“ ° »“ |ckl" S h“ “ ", tn the city T U eid a y on V u sliib u i ®nd MnomiHl w ill, tho company. He I . o | lfian 10 ,h" ‘ r »»«.to o l, utlohle geoUoman o f (treat buji- j S. J. M S ie r. w o . colled to Chotlotle. *■ae*s acumen. N. C., Saturday by the illness o f ills son. , Ted. who was suffering with pneumonia. "Prem ier’1, "Ideal11 and ■- « sonville, where Rev.Sweat will take charge of the Springfield church. Their many friends regret tlie departure o f this estim a­ ble fam ily. Miss Harriet 1- Perkins is v isiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Perkins. Miss Perkins is attending college nt Dermott. Ark., ond on occount o f the long journey o f four days was obliged to cut short her visit home. H. E. Wise, who so successfully conduct­ ed the City Restaurant here Inst year, and after tho lire which destroyed his business went to .Jacksonville, has relumed to Sonforri, ond contemplates again entering -business iua£. W e are Informed that the (trivate Or­ phans Homo at Enterprise, which lias heretofore been maintained by Miss Emma rTucker.-willJtereafrVr bounder tho euro o f the conference o f the Methodist Episcopal Church South. Miss Tucker having made a proposition to that effect at the last ses­ sion o f the conference at Miami. sale ; any qunntit/." Williams, Box 33.’ wants, and If we for ywu. Call and bo Grocer y «Company. l i i p*rb Fi' 1 ‘TTT �...... _ ; ' January 2, 1909 IN SANFORD CHURCHES .W here Devout of the Celery - City Worship Tomorrow. RESUME OF A ll CHURCH EVENTS IVOt. MrTjrttrrt Pstr.qt Ineorporsttnf T k i Hu»»»wF t a u n -Laud .CoMr»jrr. under the fallowing pro­ posed charter. the original of which It now on file in the office of the Secretary o f the State of Florida. B Aon* Huw*atL ‘ V ' Cuunat C. HowAto. |o b O. P so as ». • • • * CITY PROPERTY ARTICLES OP INCORPORATION OF TIIE HOW- # AR b-PAC K A R D LAN D COMPANY. Of Interest to Those Religiously In cllnetf—Subject» o f Discourses fo r the Sabbath. * « • ¿ « » » « « OR TRUCK LANDS We., m C’.orruoini. have agreed to «««ecla t» ourselves, ami do hereby ftaaociate ourselves to­ gether for the putpote of form III* Into h body polit­ ic and corporate under and bjr virtue of the law« nf the State of Florida, anil do hereby adopt the following Article» of,JnAvporailoa: * . . — Come-and 5ee Ua___ •AOTKUI I I * T h i How The name of ihlat RrOMStsd I» k*i«g or MiU (heir A m MMSOMM .ml principal place •tMr Ch.rth H «w la this ofile* «et l»t«r loia Ttiarwuy Ato-pAOUtn Lamp Co range county. of butines« «hall hl illifaoon. . . . . . . . - «flo r*. alenFlorida, hot h shall Y rira i Methodist la and In other R r v A E . Householder, pastor; church. corner Park rie* and place« of hu foreign counavenue and Fifth ttreet; par*oo«<e. corner M ai­ State« of the United may detenni alai' Seventh ttreet: phone 2->4. trie«, at jnday rooming «enrice at "IIj evenirti service, ARTICLE II. * 7:00; Sundayr senous. achonl. v 9 .«o 43 e. a. in.; Jno. K. MetI nature of ilia butlnett to be transUnger. Supt. Epworth Leaiur. 3.00 Sunday even-. I- corporis lion «hall be at follows, to­ lag. 1 il-. t»iy < own. control, work, develop. — Hew. A. K. Ho«*elu4.ler will occupy Utc pulpit and preach his first sermon to n Sanford congregation. Everyone is snvited to attend and welcome Mr. House holder. Rtv. > f. W. Boyd pastor: Sunda morning serv Wednesday, 7:00 p. m.: Y. W: A. first Friday. 3 p. i » T Y . M 5. last Friday, 3 p. m. . „ ►. f t »Kw atitmaLtcuwllttd. Lclil Dec. 30lll. Rev. J. W. Dojrd w o i called ns pastor, John D. Jenkins wns elected deacon, K. R. Murrell, clerk. J. T. Denton. Sunday school superintendent, and N. J. Perkins assistant superintendent. The pastor will discourse Sabbath momWho shall dispiselhe in# on the subject change, cullivata. Improve and .otherwise deal In and dispose of real estate, and any right. Illle. Intereet or estate therein. In the Slate of Florida, and In other States of the United States, and In foreign countries: to plat. Improve and develop I and r for I he purpose of sale; and to do and per­ form all things appropriate or needful far the drveioomcataod. Improvement of the same for any purposes for which the tame may be adapted: to undertake and direct the management and tale of all or pari nf the property of the corporation: and of property, building* and land« of other*, ami to transact on o w m s tln n the.jirurrul business i f real estate agents amt-brokers. To aruu|Hv«wn. Jesse, occupy, use and develop farms, farm lands, town site« ami territories, to lay out. plat. Irrigate, .drain and subdivide the tame, to ofmratr farms, ranches, orchards and plantations, and rstabllth ertonie» of immigrants: and to erect and construct houses, buildings and works of every kind on the land of the corporatimi. To manufacture, purchase, or otherwise Acquire, to bold. own. mortgage, pledge, tell, assign, trans­ fer. or otherwise dispose of. Invest, trade and deal in ami with Umber, lu n lw . naval stores, and other goods, wares and merchandise of every riass ami description, which may 1» calculated directly or In- BOARDING CELERY. SANTORD. FLA. day o f small thlngsT" Protracted services will begin Sundny It Makes No DilTeJence What You Want or Where You Want It W E HAVE IT Presbyterian Rev. J. F. McKinnlon. pastor: morning «enrice, i; evening Serv 1er: 7:00; Sabbath school. 9:30 a. u; Henry Mel-aulin.-Supt-; prayet meeting Wedraday. 7:00 p. m. The pastor evening will otherwise aoquirtk-sell. transfer. Assign. mortgage, and. on Terms tlmt are Riyht preach morning and -plvdge or otherwise dispose of.th e abares of capi­ Congregational Rev. J. W. Richards paline. Sunday rooming -rvlce. II: evening servier. 7:30; prayer meeting radnesday. 7:00 p m.; Sahbalh school. W a r n C. Enamlngrr. Superintendent tal sturi of, or soy bonds, securities and evidences of Indetaedoesi issued or neated by any other cortwratian'oe corporations of this State, or any other Slate, country or nation: and while the owner of such stuck, bunds, or other obligations, to eirrviae all the righu. powers and privllegra of ownership thereof, and to exercise voting towers thereon, to the same extent that a natural prraon might or H O W A R D -P A C K A R D LAND COMPANY The pastor will prendi morning and evening. Rev. M. Fox, rector; services every second and airth Sunday; early mass. 7 a. m ; mass and serion, 10 a. m ; Sunday school. 1* « m ; vespers, 3 Hardware and Farm Holy C ross f plscopal Rev. B. F. Brown, lector: A. p Key, senior war­ den. Sunday morning service. II: evening service. 7.36; Sabbath school. 9 45a m ; II F. Whitney. TIIE COMPRESSED-AIR SPRAYER ARTICLE 111 BMiUaly 7 : 3 0 WtlgyemJgy EjV—hing .1 stock of this lion shall ( « Onn I bed Thousand ( lOO.(HFOÖjl) Dollars, to l e divided into One Thousand shares*« ilw pat valur of Un» Hundred 11100.00) Dollar» raen. All or any purtuott u the capital suxk of this cornuratiua may be pa used (or in the purchase of | tonal, or fur Ihr payment Just valuation to hr determined l>y the tuard of alroctort. ARTICLE IV. ^-7 7 This ivirporatkui 'shall cun'inue and have full power to rsrn ise its rurpiqatp rights and fran­ chises lor a prrti»! ul ninety nine <UU) years (nun and after the cummrnrrmrnt of its corporate ex­ istence. ARTICLE V. The business of' this corporation shall 1« eondueled by the sol towing officers: a President, a Treasurer, and a-’ Sectetanr. rleetrd by the board directurs. and a board «.directors of not less than three nor n*we Wiao Bv* d im tors, wbo must be tturkhuidrts of tbe corpuratiun. to be elected by the stockholders annually. , Until tbe first annual m e e tin g « the stickhoiders hereinafter provided for. and unlU their sueare fleeted -eaJ ttualifWiL the officers « this corporation *h»n ti- 11 Adua Howard, i'realdrnt; Jease O Packard. Treasurer, and Claude C. Howard. Srvretary: tbe Board « Directurs shaft „ a Ados Howard. Jpuse U Packard and Claud« C Howard ,r* . . The first oegaaira l lno mbetlagof the stnrkhofders of ihisrorKrslioss ih «u te held ,n tbe C i t y « banford. Orahge Coohty. Florida, the principal place M uisineat. « the corp.estkwi. at the offices « the ronocatKJO.,oO.'Uic- 20th Say « Feteuary. 1 L lUtci, U lU . u m a s r « adapting by-taws 1 com'drting -the aaganDallun or the cseporaikaL and also fur ¿he (ainuae at rhetutg such offiorra « the csepuration as ary hereinbefore providrxt i**fl |UXi t b f f f i í l f f Ibe .iu q u a J meeuitti |h# tu akfu iM erv« this rurpUstiun shall be held cm the first Tuesday In January of egrh and every Leal--------- ■-----s' ■ - *■-------------------------- L' . • . ARTJCU: VL ' V Z S & Í l? P7 lodeteivfne«« or liabtlity go whh.h this cveymratam shall subyect itarif to sFiattU ll.r ASwuiit « the capital stock « this cornoratam t ' • ARTICLE VIL Tha natnes aod rfaidener« « the subacribing In­ corporators « this oorvorallon. and the amount U the catdtal stock suhacnteil by each, áre JU isfhnrs: . i ’Adns HossasJ. Sanford F Edwin Brush, M agician Second number o f Lyceum course. Opera House. Tuesday. Jan. 3th. 8:30 p.m. Mr. brush is one of the foremoet magicians of the country, and tie always draws big crowds. Mr. Brush js assisted by Walter Kleckner, who is stage manager, animal custodian and mechanic- l i you miss see­ ing Uiis entertainment you will miss a chance o f a lifetime. Tickets arc on sale .MafiriRuMpfinlMi, firtti1-■ 1tq T trrr Genenp lesseü Packard. CxflUac. Mkh ......IS O Shares don 50 cent«: feserved beata 75 cerna. o n tts m ■ S o u r . tbe »«Iwerdang incxesaeators School chiUlren. generai admiixion 35 have hereunto,subscribed their names" cent«; rcacrved scota 50 cy-nlx. ^ Implements B a a l. b y . . T a i l fo r C ro ss a r». A llj* h o have ! > Used In Uncle S am ’s Paint Shop 1; During the past year the U. S. I N avy has consumed «91,000 |»nin<ls We have the largest and best equipped plant for driving, wells in this section of the country and are prepared to till nil orders promptly. Our machinery is up-to-daie and our workmen are skilled in the work. ¡1 ;I ; '; !> j| <[ !; !i JI <; 1; I '■ Lucas W h ite Paint and 278.700 pounds of LUCAS COLORS, sufficient to produce more than 100.000 gallons of (taint, equivalent to 50 carloads of 200.000 gallons each, und which would make a train more than one-hnlf mile lopg. *«• In addition to this U nde Sam has used during the past year more than 25.000 galkms o f LUCAS VARNISHES. ENAM ELS and other products. 1 U nde Sam’s (ireference is not a <; matter of favor, but of Q U A L IT Y ! - and RESULTS. !! In -Uncle Sam’s service, ns in j| E veryb od y else’«, LUCAS PR0'; DUCTS have an unbroken record ! > for satisfactory results. Those contemplating putting in wells would serve their best inter­ ests by consulting us and learning- prices before making contracts. Aspgragus, Lettuce, Onions, Ciuliflowers, etc., etc., in Sanford, pays ,1 Sell the Land— Your Brniris. Money, and Muscles Makes tlje Crop and Uie Profit • ». Coburn’« M instrel« Coburn’s Minstrels cqme to the Duval Lisait L. IL«*. theater night before well 1¿eased audiences. This was the first minstrel company hr appear here in tome time, and all wbo care for the lun and music offered in such an en­ gagement were present to enjoy the excel­ lent program offered. J. A. Coburn, who ,Mj csou«i has been in the busineas for many years, fir ais er M has an exceptionally good show this year, County «g M although by no means one of the large ones in point o f numbers. The singing contingent is well trained, and the sefccliu n rw ere all bright and pleasing. The ONUUflll quartet music and the soloists gave good satis­ turd aadSiAir of H kM rss. &> U a Ibe 14ih<Uy « faction. In the olio’ some clever acts were introduced, including the usual acrobat­ ic and musical specialties.— Jacksonville Times Union. 7 The Herald is fully equipped* to print Will be at the Sanford Opera House.Sat­ fine stationery of all kinds. A ll the latest urday. Jan. 9th. type and material and "the men lw»hi~4 the type" who know how. * ». y*v.' IM P R O V E D IR R IG A TED F A R M S -U N C L E A R E D LA N D S Flowing W ells on All O t e t r i W t a and oiberiDexlrabte Tracts in Blocks to s u It T u r c h a ïc ïr T r h * * and deacriptions upon request- First National Bank iWlding �The Florida F e rtiliz e r Co Best Brand of Fertilizers For Florida Growers McGlun Brothers, Proprieties V E R since man knew enough about astron­ om y to d ivid e tim e TfiTo years " ~w'KTch • moro or leas agreed w ith the ea rth ’s annual revolu ­ tion around the Biln, ho has In various ch aracteristic ways r e g a rd 'd the first - day - o f the now - ye a r as a d f l y ^ o f r e ­ jo ic in g and wellwishing. It wns the great day for exchanging g ifts until, In some ThHsttnn was substituted. W h ile In Am orlcn Twerfty Years o r Experience u lth Florida Crops Mas Dem onstrated a tlc'a n d o f little price, being branches cut from the wood oonBecrnted to E v e ry th in g Neat a n d C lean S Iron In, the EQddnas o f strength. T h c io w ore presented to the king ns and Cooked to Please the Palate nn omen o f good fortune. Th e gifts bocamo m oro protontlous as tim e went on. and In later centurlep some o f the o f the Epicure ltnman em perors dem anded N e w Year's presents o f great value from the ''m a g n a te «" o f those days. _ As the Homan rulers w ere gentlem en who -w ere-n ot -to-be trifled “w lt t i n h e pres“ Corner First S te m nrjjt Palmetto Avenue ents usually appeared on tim e nfter notice to the w ealthy was given. It was In Home, too, that the habit o f m asquerading at N ew Y e a r’s ajc pears to have originated. T h e custom nTflT~obServed m Ita ly now Is confined ... v celebrations . . . ... .......... ............ to- thd nt the Epiphany the W orth o f Our F ertlllfers A SPECIAL BRAND rOR EVERV CROP The Florida Fertilizer Co J. A. TAKACH, Agent S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A T h e M arks e o m fo rrC o tta g e New Yrtrr*ir<t«r-fs''gCTWWFÏF^ifcii«*n"F<î* -wJ.T :y ^ íB e r eárnlvnl time as a holiday ami as an occasion for " h ilS W 'f if o n now .^N ow -Y e a r's pres­ ents have not en tirely disappeared. New Year’H day Is not pbsorved on January 1 In every country, although mast nations nowadays uso thu Grogorlsn calendar, and donsequontly be­ gin their new year on that day. In HtiislS the Julian calendar Is still In use, and as a quarter o f a day In each year Is lost by that system , there Is sow an accumulated loss o f 13. days. January l*ln Russia, thep; correspond^ to January 14 o f our calendar. Th e Mohammedan N e w Year, the Jewish New Year and the Chines^ N ew Y'ear,, owing to the peculiar system s o f keep­ ing time by thoso people, are very elu slve-dstes, or seem so to persons fnxnllfkr only with the G regorian calcn AB TO TH E C A L E N D A R S . The Jewish year is solar-lunar, and may consist o f ns few no 353 days and as many as 385. N ow Y ear's day^uaually falls In Septem ber. T h e M oham ­ medan years usually consist o f 354 ■days, being purely lunar, and the leap years, which otxmr In certain tw e lv e ­ months o f a cyclo o f 30 lunar years, .contain 355 days. T h e first dny nf Mtiharrem— N ow Y ea r's dny— m ay In -Course of Mine make a wholo rovolu ­ tion of the seasons. An Instance o f tilts may be-given. T h e first o f Muhnrrem. !'■ \ fell on February 25, w hile *the Mohammedan N e w Y e a r last year be­ gan on March .7. Inasmuch as It I h 1 purely lunar, the Moham medan yenr Is almost unique in (ho calendars o f the world. W h ile the Chlpose year con­ forms to the eastern Idea, being found­ ed upon lunar months, a month Is add ed to every 30, to m ake time conform with tbo Bolar year. Consequently, the Ctilnesc Now Y e a r m ay begin a n y­ time between January 2 1 "and Febru -C £ A T 4V ITJE 3 O F T H E D A Y In sume cnuntrles, notably In Great The Best Homelike Aceonimoclations Arc OfTorinU Any and All Kinds of Florida Real Estate * > ► at as Low Prices and on as Reasonable Terms^ As Can be Had Anywhere. Centrally Located Cor. Fourth St. ami Magnolia Avo! salutation Is “ Prosit Nou Jehr." S im ilar to Oi I b custom are the re­ ligiou s "w atch m eetin gs" held In some o f the churches In this country on N ow Y e a r’s eve. In England on New Y e a r 's eve, In some houses, a curious custom, or superstition. Is observed. A t the stroke o f 12. which ushers'in the new yenr, the party, already w ait­ in g on the stairs, begin to ascend the stairw ay backward, taking a step at each stroke. E v r ry stop successfully mounted means a happy month, every stumble a roverso. O f course, It Is one o f those playful superstitions which are not taken seriously. OUtce on Park Avenue, between First and Commercial Streets. Sanford, Florida Fresh Meats CUSTOM OF 'GIFTS, Almost everyw h ere the custom o f making present» on the first dny of j” new ïc a r has been observed. W hen originated, or w here, It would bo Mlremety difficult. If not actually JruP®»*'blo. to say. I t 1» sufficient to " ° w that the observance has tho ¡rf.ct*on of rem ote antiquity. In the century U. Tattua. king of “ o HaMno*. accordin g to traditions. ««hth At c. l CUB,oin fttnong the Homans, u t the g ift» w ere m erely emblem- | The Sanford. Building & Loan Association I W IL L B U IL D YO U A H O M E I [ Agent for Virginia Carolina Fcr tillzcrs - ' For Particulars, Cull on G. H. F E R N A L D , P r o s . A. T . R O S S E T T E R A. P . C O N N E L L Y , S e c ’ y. & T r e s s . E t t O. H. FE R N A L D W. O, HOLDEN F. P. FO RSTER Director* T. J. V. P re s. J. C. MICCINO A. T. ROS SETT H. R. S T E V E N S M ILLE R 9-ROOM HOUSE, H ACRES In Enterprise $ 1 1 0 0 .0 0 DON PE A B O D Y E n te r p r is e F lo rid a Ladies’ Skirts and Gentlemen's Clothing Our Monthly Rate for Club Only $ 1.25 Givin»t yo u twelve pieces n month. We will call for lollies once n week. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. ORO Glucose Fondant for Christmas. T w o cups sugar, one cup w ater, and tw o tablespoons glucose. Hot! -nil un­ til a little dropped In cold w ater will form a soft ball. R em ove from fire and heat till cream y. S even w a y « to use the fondant: M ake Into balls und dip In melted chocolate. Ifo ll them In cocoanut. R oll them In chopped nuts. F ill figs with fondant and slice thin F ill dhtes with, fondant, or put the I s s d M tq w s tis t M lw -sk H w d H toter-----— M ake Into squares and pluee n nut on top. R oll nuts In the fondant and then In sugar. A ll Will TC BARBIRS In Gold’s Barber Shop deliver GOLD, Pork Avenue, North FRANK A clean tiiwel for every customer YANCEY ami GEO.’W. ADAMS, Manage Barbershop *wm jo h o i r rOâUflhablé, If not logical tlpo tn begin the annual cycle. March 15 rW8i- 1 until the la tte r part o f the ¡sixteenth cqntury, the day when the sow yrar began In m ost Christian •ODuntrles. Nurua is &ald to have aade '■the Homan ryear ~ - begin " on JanutTr>~lr ■tho day held by' pagan Rom o sacred •ti honor of- — Janus, ,. .- J .w h o was thus uupposed to turn at once back upon the •eld yes/ and forw ardJatoJJio-neiv juul ■subsequently N ew Y e a r's day was, nt various times and In d ifferen t Chrlscountries, celobrated on tho pres­ e t Christmas, March 1, March 25 (th e Annunciation ), and East- E S T A B L IS H E D 18(19 In the City, at Mtxlernte Prices L. W O O D R U F F Sanford’s Only Exclusive Shoe Store P ro p STRONG LINE Of CHILDREN’ S SCHOOL SHOES The Latest Fnll Styles in Ladies’, Gent’s and Children’s Shoes X Ju^t Received £ MEATS •> <• -t- ■> -i- -j- *:• -i--:- ■}•-V-4--1- - M - + + + + 4 - 1 D rin k a B o ttle of GROCERIES J . I. A N D E R S O N 'S Ream f « r L o t» o f Present». T wish I could be a laundress, little Dorothy, "Y o u would have to work very, very hard, my ch ild." observed her mother. "Ilu t just think, mamma, o f nil the stockings I could hang up." G reeting. Now wlitl* the surging, deep-toned hell* lament The past year, e'er fickle, they shall rhnnitu * Thetr solemn burden fu r 's round of joy. Chiming the praises of the year new- - P lu m b in g and Manufactured with pure distilled water— they will |>revent illness, aid digestion and give you health T ho S a n fo rd Coca Cola B o ttlin g C o ., S a n fo rd , F la G as F ittin g A ll Work Receives My Personal Attention Elegan t French S I P a n el Back R o d uiuLQest Efforts crowned. LUUh T JiA in .i. Opposite City Hull ‘Pitone 230 A gent W an ted Hustling young party (either sex ) to represent me In MONEY-M AKING PROPO­ SITION. Address T. 1. CUSHING, Oviedo. Fla. ____________ _ fp 1 t1 i i Mb®; • * jl T ■y » A f i �• Ä * MM .M - ’ V? January g n TttC SANrORD HERALD W;> IN THE SOCIAL WORLD Æ-** • • RV . Items of Interest Concerning i ' Society People. turn in the milestone entertained A party o f her friends. Games and amusements were Indulged in and the . little folk thor oughly enjoyed the afternoon. Each little guest was presented with a dainty basket o f pandy at parting, and all voted Miss Mary a dear little hostess. Musical at Sanford House POJNTS PURELY PERSONAL Sanford music lovers were given a rare treat on last Tuesday' evening, when the rich program was rendered by the Misses Le Grande nnd Manning nnd C. Edgar how Celery City V anity. Fair W hile Away the Golden tlouraHamilton. Soclal Gossip. New Year's Oanoe ¡r* •e • i ,s Bmt Uyi "v N E V E N T that keeps alive pleasant memories for each succeeding year is the annual N ew Year’s Dance given by Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Driver at the Sanford House. Like oCTwine. these events get better — as each succeeds tho other and to look forward to this annual dance Is joyous anticipation. T ls an ancient custom to dance the old yeor out, but one that has lost none -charm- b y s| A And at t he Sanfnnl House the spirit o f good cheer keeps alive the spark. o f this usual greeting to the nity to ‘ ‘ ""heVr j w r * * ’ 1* and on Tuesday night he was at his best. A goodly company gatheted.nn.H m r 8’ ToIkiw C ia, : 0 py night yt^rfunnt tO^jUtO .invitation tO r o c RAM — ----appear at the 1008 festivities, end parlors, ..........i ss s a a ^ -T -^ rr halls and dancing floor were well filled M*- Hrart «1 Thy Swrrt Vokx— Sampton et M il |»h "........... ............................ SU Sarns with the pleasure seekers. MIm 1* Grande Capt. A . E. Von B. Fatjo nnd Mrs. For­ Non E V r r ...................................... : ............. Tostl Mr. Hamilton • rest Lake led the grand march; executing by—"J o celyn "......................... serv.-0^ « ? some beautiful figures, after which the Sunset................., :.r v . ...................Dudky Buck Miss Le Grande Strains o f n rollicking two-step started Etude 1 _. Uie entire group o f dancers, and from Nucturn J ..................................................Cbopln . Miss MannlnS . ... , then until the" midnight hour the pleas­ I Love You............................................ i.SoWesky Mr. Hamilton ures o f tjie terpsichore occupied the ilme. Spring Son*..................................... J ...Rubinstein G o o d ^ y e ...^ .. Tostl Prof. Stuman and his celebrated orches­ Miss Le Grande Polonaise......................................... Sdi arwenka tra furnished the music, and when the Miss Mnnnln« Stuman’s play everyone can danc$. The Sanford House ne\er looked pret­ N ew Telephone B ook tier, being decorated with evergreens and The printing deportment of The Herald at intervals large potted ferns greeted the laUusLigsued a new telephone book for eye, ihakiniVpTeasing effect. the Sanford Telephone Company. The A s the last dance concluded, the guests new book consists of twenty pages nnd nnd Mr. Driver formed on the floor nnd cover, printed on good paper, nnd tire sub­ sang "Auld Laijg Sync," a fitting tribute scribers’ names are set in capital letters 1to the dying year,. o f a plain block face type in full length Many ouf-of-town guests were present, columns nnd indexed throughout which among them being the Misses Slemons; adds much to the convenience o f the user. Delaney, Johnson and Rowland o f Orlan­ The book contains a number of welldo; Miss Perkins o f Arkansas, Mr. nnd displriyed advertisements of the leading Mrs. Frank Williams of Daytona Mr. nnij business and professional men, and is in­ Mrs. C. M. Broadwater und Tom Broad- terspersed with instructions, rules and wnter of Orlando, Messrs. Dunn nnd suggestions to patrons, besides several WriglU of Orlando, and Dr. Clay of A r­ views of Sanford nnd a list o f the -new cadia. municipal officers. Altogether, the book Slngletory-Adler Nuptials ri I Ì |, A quiet home wedding occurred Inst Sat­ urday afternoon at 0 o’clock at the resi­ dence of Rev. Richards.----- :— ----- —— — The contracting parties were Miss Loretta Kathleen Singletary and Frank Leon Adler, Rev. Richards of the Congregational church officiating. The bride nnd groom arc well known in this city, Mrs. Adler residing here for sev­ eral years nnd Mr. Adler being in the ma­ chine shops, but at present employed at Mulberry where they expect to reside. The Herald joins In extending best withes. * • M rs. K ee lo r E n tertains ' One o f tho moat delightful afinirs of 1008 was the event o f Monday night when Mrs. R. D. Keelor and Mias Keelor entertained at whist at the Sanford House. Mrs. Keelor is a charming hostess and possesses the rare quality of making every guest feel at ease and to fully enjoy each moment. A Iprgc number o f guests were (ircscnt und a pleasant evening spent by all. Cards and social chat made the evening complete, Light refreshments were served und aid«•■l ln rtMin<iing Dili II niftli fniovnbieevent. f Wedded In Orlando * H&K MIm Gertrude Pitt of Otis city was mar­ ried in Orlando. Dec. 23rd, to Harry L. Hicks o f Memphis, Tcnn., the ceremony being performed h r Rev. Cullowa/of the First Baptist church o f Orlando. The Pitta came to Sanford near a year ago from Dyer, Tenn. The young couple will make Memphis their home, to wtdeh place they w ill go soon. Kindergarten Plano Recital t ¿ ¡L Miss Le Grands has a rich, highly cultl .vated. contralto jfQice, nnd is a pupil of J. Armour Galloway of Berlin. Germany and is'now head o f the voice department o f Roanoke Collego at iXfnville.Vn., nnd also choir director o f the First Baptist church o f that city. Miss Manning, a graduate o f the Szaj School o f Music, Buffalo, and o f the Penbod y Conservatory, Baltimore, Md., is a pianiste o f rare ability and is now n member of the music faculty o f Columbia College, Columbia, S. C. Mr. Hamilton needs no wools to portrny the qualities of TiirvoTC cTM IV C n ^ one in Sanford who has had the opportu­ The CeciUan Music Club Kindergarten - will .give a piano recital this afternoon at three o ’clock. Tills club is corn(»sod of pupils o f Mrs. Fannie Stelnbridge Munson, and tliOM who will give the rddtal this pfternoon represent the little o n e s o f the kindergarten department. They will be assisted by MIm Maude A lice Wagner. Among those who will make the pro­ gram are Ada Wagner, Serna Lake. Thel­ ma and Earoestlne Webb, Helen Peck. Fannie Reha Munson, May Thrasher, MIm -Boiler and Mr*. Richard M a x w d lThe pleasure o f many former recitals given by Mrs. Munson’s pupils attests the happiness held In store far those who may be fortunate enough to attend that of the kindergarten this afternoon. is a great issue«) improvement over previous , —•— - - r ««" ’ The books arc already distributed nnd subscribers who have not received a copy arc requested to notify tho manager. Geo. H. Fernold, at his office, in the Fcmnld Hardware Company's building. Phone 8 . Best A ttra ctio n o f the Season The largest night audience .o f the Chuutauqun was present last night to hear Brush, the mngician. There were hundreds of little folks present, but they got no moro enjoyment out of tho enter­ tainment than the older people .w ho were ns much mystified ns the little ones. Brush made good. He is even better than his advance notices. He is clever and tins the smoothest line of talk of any ma­ gician that has ever been here. His running line of remarks in itself is a good night’s entertainment. The management was much pleased with his work nnd he will probably he on the program next -year.—Daily Tribune. Colunibiu, Mo. Brush will be at the Opera House Tues­ day, January 5. This is the regular lyceum course, but such on attraction ns Brush would more than fill the High School auditorium, and in order to give all the people seats the entertainment ~Will take place in the Opera I U>um»._______ Sentence o f Labor L ea d ers' President Samuel Gompcrs o f the Am er­ ican Federation o f Labor was last week sentenced, to a.tjQ jr.of twelve mouths in fedcriti prison for falling to respond In the recent mandamus cases arising from the alleged boycott instituted by the as­ sociation o f which V ' i s haad against the Buck Stove Co. Vice-PreSldcn Mitchell was given nine months .unJ Secretary Frank Morrison six months. The hearing was before the supreme court of the Dis­ trict o f Columbia. Pending appeal to.the United- States court o f appeals the de­ fendants w e & released on bail, which was fixed as follows: Compere, $3,000; Mitchell,.$4,000; Morrison, $3,000. Im p rb vem en t* o f Clyde Line It makes the hearts of Sanford's citi­ zens swell with jo y to note the improve­ ments now in progress at the Clyde Line dock and warehouses.. The buildings arenow being painted and a new floor o f the dock.1* being Uld. .. Every bit o f materiel and labor that can be procured in Sanford is used in this construction work, and lids is commendable upon the part o f the Clyde Line, as the money expended w ill revert to the merchants of Sanford. Mr. Ford, the travelling passenger and freight agenL U t U e M a r y H a w a rd E n tertain s is giving the work his personal supervi­ Little Misa Mary Howard waa. seven sion and the Improvements are progress­ years old oo Tuesday and to celebrate the ing favorably. □s i E i S i S i S j a □ Œ 1M 0 U IE IISJII BËEEU] OPPORTUNITY rf • \ Between Park and Sanford Avenues, South of 10th Street, we are offering- ^ ■AT « r . For Corners - . For Inside Lots 10 Cash- and $ 5 Per Month, Without Interest ■+* ••• • HESE lots are numbered from 1 to 50 in the order sold. Mr. Derry, Cashier of the Peoples Bank, has placed one of these numbers in a R sealed envelope, and the purchaser who happens to purchase th at lot in the series will receive a deed to his lot FREE of Cost. The lucky num ber will be announced ohly after the Sale of the entire series lias been completed, but-all Paym ents made by theLucky Man will be refunded with the Deed. Mr. Derry does notTfnow w hat num ber is in the envelope, as Numbers 1 to 50 were w ritten on separate pieces of paper, folded, placed in a hat from which some one drew one which was im m ediately sealed in the presence of witnesses and the other 49 immediately destroyed. This was done at our office at 10 o’clock Monday, December 21. These lots are offered for less money and on easier terms than any in Sanford were ever offered before and some one will tfet a Home Site Free. Be the Lucky M an! HOLDEN REAL ESTATE - » » -*» ----- H O L D E A L N lu R R E L L & _ REAL S T A T m u E MlNSHEW B R O K ER S Present to the Investor the Best Opportuni­ ties in Florida Unimproved celery lands, flowing wells guaranteed, $25.00 to $200.00 *per acrew aa i « •• peruc2 Ja7'1 W ’wl,hflowtfiiwaii UTHKraaSdTSd cjty property, improved and unimproved. Florida fur crate factory.---.Others te l l you what can be done. w e ll o s r e a l t a i r Ä i S 303,000^ acres timber land, with finest site in racticaj “tiîflircW ¡ T K d . » C S S M URRELL & MINSMEW \«C J.V wjiv iÿ-Vr};.•»-><•:• •Sri �\ TH F S fW F fH tb 'h tR Ä LÖ nml m any good w h d ltn vccxceilcd in e f­ forts. Cense repining and turn once more to_tinrtnsk. for the u re n ie s t liatf« never had more than your own measure of time Poor, - tw e n ty -fo u r hours to the day. And some o f you have sorrowed ond buried the heart right out o f your work. God pity you and show you a w ay out into some measure o f sunlight during the yenr ntfw at hand. Remember that ns long ®s you .live you have duties to others, nnd that yoursociol n t Herald’» Special Theologian Dis­ conscience has in it the power to gather course* on the Suhlect; "A up broken threads o f life. Effort# for oth­ Happy New Y ea r" ers is a wondrous salve. Rlcli. High or Lowly May team Good Here A DISCOURSE fO R THE MASSES • trUlf» fa*The H<,r*ld: It^m U irn n iie Hint Tim e should be irirttented mrttn infirm old-rnatu- R a th . • • YEAR - - TRUCKERS AT SANEORD L ettu ce S hipm ents D ecreasin g— Celery Fields A re L ookin g Fine People’s Bank of Sanford C ap ital $ 8 0 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 (New York Produce New»J Sanford. Fla., Dec. 23—Shipments o f the first crop of lettuce ore rapidly de­ creasing. The total shipment this week will be about 2 0 ' cars. Many of the truckers nre setting out a not tier crop, which will he ready in about (H) days. The celery fields nre looking first class, nnd if weather conditions continue ns favorable, there will he an immense crop. A ll vegetables nre looking A1 and from present indications the truckers w ill have nTinnntr yenr. Conducts a General Hanking Business with Conservatism and Courtesy. Pays 4 P tr Cent. I n t w t , Compounded Quarterly, on Savings Deposits, nnd Insures Deposits Against Loss ___ fr o m , an y nuiLnll causes.. This additional protection costs'----------.... its customers irothing There will he a large shipment o f cab­ bage this year from Sanford ns nboutlOO acres have been planted nnd it is expect­ N e w A c c o u n ts ’S o llc ito d ed to yield in the neighborhood of 20 tons I>cr acre, ami the growers exeect to realize about $800 j>cr acre. Shipments of cel­ H. R. STEVENS. G. S. DERRY, M. M. SMITH, ery will laigin-anywhere-from -Jnn. 15 to President — Vice-President Cashier Feb. 1 depending on weather. J. D. Hoskins planted three-quarters of • • * 1m \ s v \ v s v v w \ s v v s v w \ n u s u »\ % u \ \ v m v V w w w w v w w w y w w w w * On acre to lettuce and shipped 310 hnmLost In tin- match of month» there come* Dccemlier IHTH. nnd 1realized $325. He has celery A »dietun. Mutely sage whosnyi "KeincinlsT ; 4 sing. » Im l-the rtrenry din e of Heath.---------------■ted-between the- rows on the MIHF 1 hear the pull, yet with my «lylajl breath Another yenr 1» Iwrn. and ere I go land, nnd. will realize about $1,350 as f *he.t my Mlent mantle of pore »now Received .last year. To •ntfws^CwUr.'S'jnrimt htWinW riwTeagef for rest. 4 - . A gentle cradle where the heir ran woke ' He has plnnted three iduFone-hnlf acres Anil hear the toft rrcedlng »train» that cheer 0u> Father Time, forsooth I Those who more and will plant the new land to The (Inal feint thnt *|>enl» the fading yrnr." — . - f — ------ -----------. (ilihlm “old" know not thnt time is over potatoes. —Titr Hkotiick. young. What wc call the olden dnys were C. R. Walker lias eight acres which is the new ones to those who lived in them; managed by M. [). Gntchei. There are indourdny is in advnnce o f theirs, nnd D lacksm lth ln g and Horaaahoalng three acres to lettuce nnd lie will ship H arn eas and Buggies thfin was In advance o f those who pre­ W h at Is G oing On In the L a n d 'o r the 1.800 Ii am (tors from this field. He tins ceded them, for progress In some form has balance plnnted to celery, cabbage and O rongc and G rapefruit. beta the order since the beginning. A ll (New York Produce New»J A U T O M O B IL E S F O R L I V E R Y U 8 E wbo’ pine with buckwnrd-looking eyes In Gould Realty Co.’s office is a sweet W. R. Gardner has five acres, two acres mbs the present, for each new moment is potato which weighs 34 ¡annuls nnd is to lettuce, nnd one and one-half to celery as bright ns any thnt have gone before, over three feet in circumference. It came anti otTcnml uiuvhstlf to vegetables. ;■ -i•;* -i-*k ^ -n* •;*"H-+ + + + + ♦ + it Is full of new opportunities, struggles, W. M..Collins has two acres. The one from wlint • !& called .the Webster place, disappointments, triumphs. A chnrm lin­ ncre planted to lettuce is one of the finest nenr Lake. Helen. gers around the n ew ; new chnnccs have A t Fort Pierce, T. U. Hilliard brought looking i^rops in Sanford. It was planted t been spoiled; new toys have hot been into town two stnlks of sugar cane ten 10 inches apart nnd the heads completely broken i new knowledge has not bccume fee t long, which was raised on his place cover the ground, - .------------------ — trite; new htqx's ore still full o f buoyancy. west o f the city. Most any part of St. .1. A. H utchinson tins live acres of new I.ucro county is suitable for cane and u land planted to ¡mtatocs. 1’ . M. Elder Itns five acres, two of cel­ lnrge acreage will .lie planted next year. The DeLnnd, Volusia county, packing ery and three of lettuce and cabbage. DEALERS IN Dr. William G. Aldridge lias It) acres Here once more is the end o f an old houses are rustling tin* shipments of or­ plained in lettuce nnd celery. O.'J. Pope anges and grapefruit this week. The holi­ year nnd the beginning of the new. nnd though I am fur from approving New Year's day trade is on and there is a demand is the manager. On three acres lie raised ISotitions. I nin "quite understand how Tor better fruit and larger sizes'." The 1.200 hani|ierH and received $L!UHTT6F they seem to heljs thoso who d o n oteyct 24th will find- alHint oiie-linlf of Volusia the crop. C. A. S|H‘er has five acres of new land regard every day as equally sacred against county fruit marketed. The County Fair at Ocala. Marion coun­ in potatoes. waste. How do many of us. like the hoy Speer & Aldrich have five acres, two ■who is puzzled In arithmetic, wipe our ty. Inst week, was a ¿rand success. The Plans, Estimates, nml nil • Information relativi* to HulldinjI slates clt-nti ami start again? Adm ittedly exhibition of Irish and sweet |totnloes nnd one-half to lettuce, one and onethe protdem still remains to he solved, hut was pnrtieuiary fine. There were turnips tjunrter to celery nnd the rest to veg­ ■ Cheerfully Furnished the very Idea of a elenn slate helps tile half the size o f water buckets.''and pump­ etables. B be bra youth. spri||htly nnd hurrying ¿pnd all Imaginings. Tim e ndver grows jli When childish plans nro n l m any ns our minutes nnd our whims innumerable. gKn be does indeed lag a little, nnd bur tioient hands come nenr murdering him s; hut aa soon ns w c get definite «rposes in life the rascal takes to his hrels. ond. enger lliougb we mny be to otdi up will' him; wc nevermore see nny. thing but his twinkling feet in ‘-the dlsk-nt laat.Jitv, steps JjtigUuti. drag and toller, be circles round and round u fast that we are sick with dizziness Turn nwny from the noisy, thoughtless crowds nnd lend your ear to the summons of life. The world moves “ fhfwaixl;” hu­ man growth is P/orwnrd;" the mighty swing o f the universe in all lu,-unm eas­ ured extent Ib “ forward.” Let your feet full into the marching time o f imiterisliable conquering ¡lowers. “ forward and up­ ward!" HAND BROTHERS L IV E R Y . F E E D snd. . - „» .» .1 . SALE STABLES „ FROM FERTILE FLORIDA H orses and M u le s Bought and Exchanged potatoes. Pope Contracting Company, ii Iligh-Gnulc IIouse-BuiLdinU a Specialty ;; Builders' Supplies, Interlnrclien Sand Alplm Cement, Acme Plaster mind by taking out of sight the confusing igures that have misled. Our problem, however, is more difficult than that o f any boy. it is to take one short life, so divide it that results shall he multiplied and nothing lie left over save goodness. The terms are confusing’ ('nmigh. particularly when each one juust cipher out the matter foe himself. Alast what a sorry lot of •callywngs some o f us linve made! We have taken life ns our dividend, irresolu­ tion os our divisor, and the quotient is . nothing and inueh oyer in the form of fratiled, wasted hours. •' HAPPY Happy indeed is ire whelms no mistakes to look hack nt, but Ins happiness Is m erely ‘.dighappiness of an animal, for to have teally lived and worked and strained is inevitably to have made mistakes. Happy also is he of unreflecting spirit wlrose memory is short for the past and whose hopes carry him,ever onward toward some future iningir\gd~good without stopping to estimate how that good is to he reached. His is the happiness of a child. Out thrice , fW I* he who has lived and erred anil m*n ugnln: who looks backward with «M o o t Suffused with tears, hut ulive' •dth questioning ns how to avoid such odatakes in the future, getting wisdom mm auMakes plucking courage, nnd from dis­ appointments wrenching free; jvho looks onward with a calm gaze, bcltoving that **** *** “I'irit of n man has done it can •£aut do and more also, since lire present * sued on the deeds o f the past, and the «tti* of thefuture w ill be possible by •WUon of the deeds o f tire ¡»resent—all *»er cumulative.*- NEW r Some of yuu have wasted much time ePa»t year. You spendthrifts! Resolve an figuinsi this for the present"ytnr. ske up (a the fact that tim e spent Is U®e hreonverablB. How much of it do Hw think you havet Not more thnn thirty f ear*. probably. And i f by reason of ■Wagih some remain effective, tyr fifty Fjsri. what a petty spun o f life even thnt . 0^len definite lines are not decided after WO are- thirty-, -en d. failing w* weaken us before w e nre fifty. a'l the products o f all tire ages, as w a® iplluence us, are crowded into r a w .* W years. W e should be * * * ' of time rather thnu wasters. Thus ■“ fid even rest and recreation have a ™ p0*4? und a d ign ity.. And tom e o f you ** tried to t\o, but have failed t a a c >ph*li, end you en vy the m any great Samuils Pros, have twentyacres. eleven kins which weighed 150 pounds.. There Was line agricultural exhibits of corn. in vegetable» end four to eelery. M. NJ. Stewart has five and one-half Cabbage, beets, okra and lettuce, anti ex ­ hibits of syrups and wine. One man hail acres, four acres to celery and one and tine-half to lettuce. some pickled quail, hut no toast. A . Ii. Chappell has five acres, ihrt-t* to celery, one to lettuce and one to cntilillower. Now Appears To He M ore Ilia n a RAILWAY ACROSS LVEIHiLADl S . Possibility Would Im itate Sanford Pluri Several communities o f Floridn, says The following is taken from a Phila­ tlie Times-llnion, nre contemplating fnl delphia paper o f recent date and is of un­ lowing the example of Sjtnfortl ami put­ usual interest to the people along the ting exhibits of their products nnd litera­ proposed route which should through ture concerning the npiiortimitlcs they Sanford: can offer for profitable vegetable and " A railroad across the Everglades of fruit raising nnd pleasant homes in Jack­ Floridn, which appeared to lie n ¡Hjsaihilh sonville. They should not forget that ty. hut was sidetracked by reason of the pictures np|»'ul to tin- eye us well us mufinancial depression, now appears likely terinl evidences of the fertillty o f the soil. to become an assured fact. Philadelphia, Photographs of scenes of striking beauty Pittsburg and New York capital is said or remarkable in other w ay* would have to lie bnck o f a project which has for the considerable effect on the liomeseeker, object the building of n line through Cen­ es|>ecially if he is acconipnnietl by the tral Florida from Northwest to Southeast; ** Women of hi» family Such photographs having Miami as its southern tcmtiirUs 1j|inu|(| nnd welt definci) so ns to and Pensacola as the northern gateway be easily studied frotn n short distance. into Alabama. . “ Three prospective surveys, all o f which nte’ fcasihle. have been made across the Everglades; what is known as the direct central route is likely to he selected, ns the projectors w ill he able to take ad­ vantage o f siiort lines o f railroad in the building o f the “ system. W. W. Pront of Miami, who has been in the North in consultation with the capitalists inter­ ested, left Philadelphia a few days ago for home, fully empowered to obtain n franchise from the state and acquire necessary rights o f w ay." The same remarks apply to the exhibits to he mode at the Jacksonville Ex|x>sjtjonFair. Do not forget to call in the aid of photography. Office witli Murrell & Miitshew Pico Hotel I)l<K:k, Sanford. Fla. i4 4 4 4 4 + t - 4 4 4 4 < " > l> lH -< -'H -4 4 |l-4 t"!-< -4 4 4 4 4 lH -4 4 4 llì,4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 M FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SANFORD, FLA. QCO. rE R N A L D , Vlos-Prss. D. F. WHIT NCR, Asst. Csshlsr R A N D . P rs s ld s n l F O R S T E R , C ssh lsr O nly N atip n al Bank In O range C o u n ty Funds P ro te c te d * by B u rg la ry In s u ra n c e ■- Safety Deposit Boxaa fo r R an t O R G A N IZ E D 1887 Finest Five Cent Cigar On the M arket List o f Unclulincd L etters Remaining in the Sanford Poslofllce at close of weeks ending Dec. 22-21), l!!()H : --------------------------- t“nrttr«------------;-----------Crulrr Mr» Miller,.M is s t V. Itati». Mur» Smith. Mr» Simili Unmar, Mr» William», Mr» Mlrfhietxmiram. Mr» MatSir Jour», Viola (illyart), MtasNWti*. J<>ny, Mr». Julia Kdiot». Mrs. Vers '■ llnrri»», Mr» Minili*Hour-ton. M lilCaltirrillr i'liillp». Mr». Is-na U rn tiem en N ew P o s ta l R ecom m en d a tion s' C o n s u lt Us Phono 6 9 (ìosldick. Mr. W M llrolhrr, Mr hath) J unies. Mr (worse Important recommendations for changes llanto, Dr. T II Morrison, Mr. Joint Clirr. Mr Jurar» » in the urganizutlun o f the posLal service MrCrey. Mr. ElIJsh Crosby, Mr. I. C. have been made by the joint commission [Iruidi. Mr Jim McCsrdy, A. G. Nichts, Mr. Dnlilrn on the business methods of the postoffice Panici*, J. P. Sautrrg, Kvie department nnd tire postal service and is Patì», Mr Copan W'sgnel. Mr W A Dnffic. Mr. William now before congress. William». Mr. Wit) Hunter. Mr. Freeman Th e” coimmsiion favors a permanent lîunktlef. MF Lronñrd WTiWiy.'Wf RotierI Whippcr. Mr D. W. administrative head for the department, Harlow. Mr. U (¡armen, Mr. Wr»lry Allis. Mr. C.T to he known as director o f posts. This Mills. Mr J. U Uslltrcr, Mr. Victor officer, ft was suggested, should t>e given Morgan, J. P. Hell. Mr. P. the general management o f the postal Jink ton. Joe or S. J. Manali. Mr, Morgan Pinkney, Mr. L service, while the postmaster general re­ Jones, Lewer Woihbsrn. Mr. Harry mains the administrator o f the postal Utilrer«. Mr, UiUle Williams. Mr. James Seuls. AU finances. . k u (isi'kaS»« no «tUress .MeeL-Kwr*. - —= It irpropoiB d ItT HTOTiffi'IhiTHHcSTST Persons claiming the above will please the four, assistant posuna'ster generals say “ Advertised." and give date o f this und to rearrange the work under seven list, D ias, F. Haskins, P. M. separate burea u s . _________ ’_____________ Notice It Is'proposed to divide the country Into A ll parties cencerned nre hereby noti­ postal districts upon administrative ond not* geographical considerations for the fied tluit thy w ife and 1 have separated nnd 1 will not be res|ionsible for any management o f the postal service. debts she m ay contract. Dec. 2 H, 1908. Ttuncus Days * T he H ekalu ’s ‘phone is No. 148. Theo. J. M ille r & Son __^House Furnishing Goods Stoves, Q r o c k o r y and G l a s s w a r e Wall Paper, Paints and Oils, White and New Home Sewing — Machines, Edison Phonographs'and Records, Wholesale Dealers in Gasolene and Kerosene • CHAS. H. EVANS Staple and Groceries Full Line of High-Grade Cigars and T obaccos__ A gen t for the Famous CLOVER HILL BRAND BUTTER * S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A é#t- • �- ' 4 * ’*, ‘f .W ^ y o r ^ iiS A ta Ä j n r y - 2t-K ^ Nolke of Intention to Appi^TTr Utters Patent NATURE’S WONDERFUL FOUNTAIN Governor of the S tile of IlorldiTfo, Dated ihl* December Oth. i»i)H 1 * r w w iJiL*1*»Subscribers * ,„1 ' PROPOSED CHARTER OF THF. SANFOSh • GROCERY OOMPANV 1 1 » undersign»*! IncurMr* l,fri l„ r e h » « ^ „ Ihemtelve* together for the I'uri-W i.l i corporation under the law, of Su • a* preseti bed by the R evl,«l S?»7'* - ? LT*» Htnte. aotHry ttre At t, or-fflr*t.egT,V1nnt and adopt the followingyproixisid , hutirr ARTICLE I The name of the corporation »hull 1- " c _* C socur Cmu-Auv." and It. h u .ln "« *«*» docted in the State of Florid a. nod In nthe^SuSSj ' the United State* of Amerlea.wherever U ¡ s « w p * « » L J 1"*, f t 1'» >i'*i oniee fHn «hall be Sanford, Orange county Iluridi^**' ARTICLE II The general nature of the business be n o d « Z of gene ra lmerch and 1*e which th,-101.1 , , ? " ! ^ roriwrni |.„i ,|lall OUR T R A D E M A R K leuslitg, Milne ur oil Pure water is m e n tii) to good health. Guarantrtd II. S. Government analysis of Wekiwa Sprint Witter ol anrn n j nH alberi and ulw, real U. & Government officials class It* degrco of, minerallxailon with Great Bear and ilfehtlr hither than Poland water Neither swamp*. river*, tide* no» rnln* affect It Wonderful cure* o1 rheumatism ami kidnc.yUuublc----Large hath houae, suits, boats, toboggan *lidfc.p*wllWpe»rr/»r^»»vi—■Telephone connection* and dolly m a ll-----’ ItawJU irrrWey HkfwMaw.' t i nad w sm W i, acctylftw sa»— -ew." ra *e3tv"'#n Hot and Coid^Sprthfl Water Hath* FREE, New lullet* Cottage*, all furnlthrd. to rent, new tent with furniture Four mile* from Apopka. Fla., on S. A. L Ry. T h e s to r ie s B e fo r e m y tim e ; I k n o w V fu ll 'w e l l Address WEKIWA SPRINGS COMPANY, Wekiwa Springs, Fia The Crippen Music Store High-grade Pianos, Organs, and Graphophones Low Prices Easy Payments, C. HUGHES Pico Block CONTRACTOR and B U I L D E R Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty I s e e á t fa in tj W hen A n d le m t ^ e d A s - t o - a - T iu o r A n d t h e r y 'a ífí None but Crst-dusa Inlior ctnployetl mul nil contracts guaranteed to be'in accordance ! with pinna and speeifientions I am In Business to do Business T h e lo v p d \ it h & o u r a l a t e r d q y ; > ;y p r ó fe ^ jiy í * A T TO R N E Y-A T -LA W Practices in State and Federal Court*. h a n d s ^ \ J ¿ J ¿ ^ } M G. T. Building (fiï^y ^ FronÄhaim A ß ^ ^ y o u r Those Who Need My Services Postonico Box 771 ANDEW JOHNSON. W fo r ' fe e t t h e ^ ^ W e d / - ■* • Phone 248 THOMAS EMMET WILSON '■*- ■ ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR A T -L A V f i e k ^- t o c k ,■*! Sanford Machine ï Foundry Works Late Stale Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit of ' . florida Repairing Residences, Sanford and Sylvan Lake GEO. A. DeCOTTES ATTO RN EY sun COUNSELLOR at LAW All Kinds may be necessary for .'ffJpcjik-uLuLiuiiwor rnrry Irtriitt n f l l i grocery ■r» unti Kenn ul m-nk business. The corporation ihnll nlw hViVibrTT ther power of selling, mortgaging ,,r „in fill; pledging or dUfM lng j any of ft. i r * l « £ £ 2 property n* *o-urlty for any debt, ,,wnl I-m M « wratlon; also the t«rri.wlng ,d lag he payment of the same in m ,y rti,m rr^ milted by law ns to natural per,on* —-«™L8tCU ARTICLE III The amount of capllnl stock of this m , ™ * . 5 i*u -i!,'il !r l“ N T'sa-iUhu ( Jin.iKHD lkKl^ divided into one hundred and .... * - “ anr part of the capital sn> k „( thi* ■vwepayable In property |„i„r „ . n lQ “ the >n,uriiurattn » by the directors at n meeting culhd lw the n,” labor and service* may „Iw 1* lurrhased ai .ust valuation of such proi» riy hi,,, to be tiled by the director* of Hu- curpol,,)«,,, , meeting called for the purt-,»e " * * ARTICLE IV The corporation shall exist twria-luslly, *, i vhled by law. — — article V The huatneii of this corporathm ,),*ll he naducted by a president, vhc-prcalenr. *eim*ry und treasurer, and n Imanl ul tlim illredori, *uj such other officers and agent* a* (nan thi» to time may be-appointed Ibr stwlholdrT, ,t,g hold their annual nitvting on the lint Uonrfty la May uf each year, unle** othrrwhr fh'trtmmnl 1> the by-laws. A t the annual *n> kholdm' meet­ ing there shall lie elected three i.f the ,t „ yM.lr,, of said cortioralion n* director*. um| »ad d,mtors. at their mer’llng to I»- held on thnamediy, shall elect a president, vice-president, »nrettrj and treasurer, and such other ultn r „ unj US the coriwratlon may authorin' All uAeri shall hold their restiective uffh** until their ,ar: cesaors are duly electrd nml giinllli.,1 Any two of said offlers, eitrp t that nr pre.iilen!. n i»,!*. held by one person Hie name* of Ihe oltuer, >V» are to conduct the tnistnr** of t.ikl iotiur*ri<io uatil those elected at the first ehclion ahartaaJ shall lie qualified, shall tie: T. F Williaan. I'riidmt, W. M. Dickin*. Vte-PrM ldrni, it Vt Strltimi, Secretary and Treaaurer, T I William», w f Uickins und W. W. Stripling. Itiiecturs. ARTICLE V! The highest amount of lmlelil<*liie»s or liabdity to which this corporation may at any iimenrhiM Itaelf shall Ue fifteen Thousand (JI.'i.tMKII Ikglart XRTICLE A l l The names and reslilene« « of if »uhsrtilrr». and the amount of capital »it* k siil.«(il**th»kr— " each, are as follow*: T. F. Williams. Daytona, f lu 50 shares W. M. Dickin*, Sanford, flu 5<J ihirrt W. W. Stripling. Sanford. Fla 50 »hifts 1 t Wains» k M Ik »,»* , W W Stnril'c S tA tt Of FlOBlDA. 1 C o u n ty o f O ran g e) I hereby certify that on 'hi* 0«> iaf * Notary Public In and lur the Slat, of Fluflda, in sonolly aptieated T f William. W M listiai n n d W. W. Stripling, to tin- well H i"»n -nal tiwao to me to l>e the ttersons desrritaal uiaadahniMb* scribed their mimes to thr foregoing •male« "f ttcoriKirotion ns Incorinirutor« of the S*»n*»Cae cnrY CourANV," nml severally niknowlnlge 1« me that they subscribed (heir mum-, therrto for tkr uses amiTurposes therein rsprea'cit In Witness Whereof. I have hereunto nt nr hand and official seal, this Olli day of ttneintef, IKUfi. K < M «»»m loail Notary Public. Stole of Horslt My com m ill Inn e spire* April LI 1012 UNDERWOOD of Machinery Practice In State nnd Federal Courts T ic k Wclborn Block W h e n jo h H ow r ArrOKNEY-Af-LAW Ah* tract* t im e logo im e d th e h o u r acciai and Title* - - - - - - - Engines- - - - - - Pe Room 21 Fico Block, Sanfonl, Florida, Office and works on Oak Avenue; W h e n I d id F o r th e c o m in tfr T ic k - t o c k , tic k tic k * to c k N o w w e ’r e a l o i i T h e c h i l d o£^y& Anot F o r o t h ^ iv ^ h ild r < > n j u s t a s ? f a i i y A s she y a s S ^ ' y ^ w W h e n w it h c h u b h jc ^ h ^ n d ^ lW ^ A t y o u r r o u n d fa c e T in d W i t h tfle e W h e n y o u w o u ld to ll th e p a ss! T ic k - t o e k * . tic k - to e A n d p p w (£ ^ W h ile w è a re w a rti T o w e l c o m e I n w i t )m J o u d m1* T h e n ew -b o rn JLet’s r ^ o p e T J ia t ir i\ H is m e r c y H e . w i l l b e g u id e A s h ie ld Eiomlned d e a l e r s in Autom obiles and Gas WALTER D. BELL R e m ^ T i^ ju : o u d ly ^ B u Sanfonl, Fla DR. R. M. MASON near Femald's DENTIST S AN F 0 RD , WelbonTBlocli FLO kl.D A Phone tO Sanford. Florida Henry McLaulin A. C. HART JEWELER have used in the past, or will eventually buy is die M Y SPECIALTIES Pickard*» Hand-Painted China G.W. HAMMOND * Tyj>ewriter you use iidw* 4a Leveling and Croes-Sectioning fur Drtlnsg* a Specialty F L O R ID A It makes no difTnronee what mav use, the machine you SU R VEYO R AND DRAUGHTSM AN SANFORD. The Pioneer Visible~ Underwood Gorbarn's Sterling Silver Roger»* Plated Ware ARCHITECT Wtlin «nd Wahhatn Wâtcheg Office with Murrell & Mlnthew Pico Hotel Block ¡ #• F. T. W IL L IA M S ALL GOODS GUARANTEED SURVEYOR and CIVIL, ENGINEER Ga* Range For Sale Practically new ; double ov en ; four top burner«; Improved Jewel. A bargain. SOI Elm Sl pi«*,* 273 SANFORD, FLA. * ___ CaU at-Herald office. ----- ----- — —7 H. & W. B. DREW b«STATE DEALERS Jacksonville, Fiori** Write us for further informât«» �THE SANFORD HERALD Court o f ttjc 7 lh Judicial In the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial Circuit o f the State o f Florida for Orange County In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial In the Circuit Court o f-th e 7th Judicial D. 1999 . In said court, you appear to ami answer the Kill filrd and set forth the nature ; Circuit of the State' of Florida Circuit of the S t a !* :o ( Florida f.f-y m ir respective Interest, in. right td, or hens upon real estate situate in the City o f fO L O ran eeC ou n tjr..____1' ----------------- for Or*nge_County,__________ -Smturd—xml -d »»c ritm.l .tn Ik . Kili f f i -flreult of the Stato o f riorld a fo r Orange County ntjof lenferil. ) tlHI ln*Chancery to Enforce T“ City of Sanford, BUI In Chnticery to Knforce Lot 1. Block 7. Tier 2 UeQTni Lien. • '(Owner Unknowrt. , of ihrCity SoTo ihe defendant* Ownrr Unknown ” w*j«.»uia.ii. MWitri UlllllUWn. C tyof Sanford herein filed that ho * * * £ , S iroS • « «non reakleut'of «h eState ‘ j K S r i d J h l l your residence la unknown, ¡t r S ^ lir o B n o petSn In thl* Slnte the »er•¿ J V ^ r w r n « upon whom would WnU you. mid «lie ageof S lyeare. o uThffriofe ordered «he« you do npuear in this J^*thebulherein filed, upon Monday, tetmi^Khrthen.ntered ihailhU order of publication wJwuhed onoe a » » i for right rwisrtullve L n l a TIh* Sanford Herald. o newspaper pub* «he City of Sanford. In Oramte county. t mr hand and «he teal of mid circuit Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County. Il It appearing fiorn the affidavit uf the City Sollcl- torr of _________ , ______ _ ,1IB, llr w . the City of.. Sanford filed, ■uaalkat _______herein ..t l __ _ a .1that he. be-. t *1,t *'ou arr B non resident of the State of Florida, and Unit your residence is itnhnuwn, and that there Is no person in this slate the service of a siihimena upon whom would bind you. It Is therefore ordered that you do appear In this rourt to the bill herein filed, ulmn Monday. FVbru"ty 1. A. f). 1900. It Is further ordered that this order of publication I k*- published onte • week for right timsiemive wtvks in Trie Sanfonl Herald, n newspaper pubU fh «l In the City of Saniord, In Orange county. Florida. Witness my band and the seal of said rim ili -Sfitflx tbfs aflth day of/fqven^bejr^A^^y Ittjl^: HI S________ Clerk Circuit Court. Ornnge’County. (.¡ly of Sanford ) Hilt in Chsneerv to , , _M - . . ) EnToice l a s Xen. Artisnds tMwxlwm, and) Tu the defendant, Amanda Uoodson: It apivanng from the affidavit of the City Solteimr of the City of Sanford herein Med that he believes that you are a non resident of lhe Stale uf Rorida. and that your res i.lence is unknown, and that there is no per•on tn lilts State the service o f a subpoena .upon whom would bind you, and that your age is over the age o f z 1 years. It is therefore ordered that you do appear In this /Court to the bill herein Med, upon Monday, I rbruary 1. A. |). 1909 . It tv further ordered that this' order o f tiuDIicatiuit Imp piihluhctl once a week for eiiiltt •ctiiigfculive week« in the Sanford Herald a newtfkaper mibliihed in the Clip o l Saniord. in Orange County, Flnridt. City o l Sanford ) Dill in Chancery to , . *»• --(--Enforce Tax Lien. A. J. Neave. and ) To A ll Whom It May C-encern: C|H>n application o f the C ity Solicitor; it tv hereby onleretl that on or before the Feb­ ruary Rule day neat, being February I, A. D. 1909 . in said court, you appear to and answer lhe Mil filrd anil vet forth the nature of your respective interest* in, right to. or lirjjs upon real estate situate in the City of Sanfonl, and described in the hill as; Lot z. Block tz. Chapman and Tucker’» Addition to the Citv of Sanford. It. is fu rther. orJered that this order lie published in |he Sanford Herald,"a newspaper Published in saiil City,.once a week (or eight consecutive vtrrks print to said ride day. Witness my hand and seal of the said rir* cult court this and day o f December, A . D. ^ S a d B H a f-ts i ----- ifift 198,9. -s «, r * r l S i M t.R O IIIN S O N , (Seal.) « 1t Ink Circuit t nurt. Orange County. mine circuit court o r t n e 7 t ii Judicial Iti the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial Circuit o f the State o f Florida for Circuit o f the State o r Florida fo r o ra n ie County Orange County 7th Judicial Circuit o f the State of Florida for Orange County. In the Circuit .Court o f the mil In Chancery to Enforce iqoS. d. \f, H O U iN SU M r-tSw ai.) Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. In the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State o f Florida for Orange County. Lot' 1, Block 7 , T ier it. It is ' further ordered that thli order be published in tbe Saniord Herald, a newspaper published in said City, once a week Tor tight consecutive weeks prior to said rule day. Witness my. hand and seal c f the said cir­ cuit court th li and day o f December, A. D. 190 S. (I. M. R O B IN S O N . (S ea L ) t6 8 Clerk Circsiit Court. Orange County. In the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial Circuit o f the State o f Florida for Orange County. City ol Sanford vi. ) H. DaiiRhtrty, and Bill in Chancery tn Knforce “la x Lien To All Whom It May Concerní upon application of the Lily SoTicilnr, at D. 1909 ------ , in . said. court. ___ you appear to ami answer the hill filrd ami set (nrth the na­ ture o f ybur respective interests in, right to, or liens upon real estate situate in the City of Sanford, and described In lhe hill at: Ixit i t , Block j . T ier r. It i, further ordered that this order he published in the Sanford Herald, a news|«per published in said City, once a week for right consecutive weeks prior to said rule day. City of Sanfonl. City o f Sanford ) Bill in Chancery to Bill in Chancery to ,, ,,V > Enforce T l x Lien. Lota 3 (k t , Block 2, Tier Ownrr Unknown, am i) ''•1er II. \( Enforce Tax l.icn. ' City o f Sanford ) Dill in Chancery to Ownrr Unknowna. - l A i h e defendant. II. Potter : • } 1 ° A ll Whom It May Concern: Witness my hand and seal of thr said cir­ li iDpratini! from the nffld avitof tiie City Soo f the itCity Sollcilor. „ application ---- .'tty Solicitor, Tn thedrfrndnnt. Owner Unknown. -A— it. Tuuihnson, and!- K,.lt" r” -T “ . i s tUpon cuutL.jhis jjth-ilajr^u(_iJuvcjubcr._iV_Ii. i erettj------— ‘---------------------------UelnvSlthe city of Sin ford hereift filed, that he Yty o f tiff ril— ItiSf mi hr T>efprc Tiie Fclr* cuit It appearing from the affidavit of Ibi- City Solici­ To AH Whom It May t oncern: 190 B. rttary Mule day neat. !»cinR KrYiruarjr l, A. lüurvesthst yuo ore a non-resident of the Stale tor of the City of Sanfonl herein filed, that hr beM. Robinson, (S eal.) IJimnI . application, of ,nc the , t ,,y ity >,,, Solicitor, licit,,r it I). i go./, •murids, and that your residence U unknown, 1level that you nre a non-retiilenl of the Slate of - -w-»9. in W*bl court y«»n «pthrAr |o anil 16 8 (*(erk Clrrultn. rourt. Orange County. ii l h s t there Is no (verson In «hlsstate the service Florida, and thnt your rnidence Is unknown, and rìiart ìtoU ,,'|,i" d ' atttwVr thr lull filed Afttl *et for lit the nalute " r February l,r,nfr i>tl roary Hule fiay next. Is-mx 1 , A. ï i » luhturn a u|nn whom would bind you. and that that there'ls no prrxon in this state the service of uf your respective intrrr»t% in, riiclit to, or ui age is over the age rtf 21 years. ■V , answer >¿lwn|fltf>nted'anJ í!¡U|aJ¡tCi5[ aT1'* 'ir."s unin real rstnte situale in the City ol In the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial a subpoena utain whom would bind you, ihrKïïifïrnnfrmt-ttinr Tm ih rn p t’ertefrvtbts It Is iliitn lliit utdi)bd ihntV'ou ilu appear tutti hr t iifi_ o L F lo ild » «art to the bUl hrrein filed, upon Monday. Fcbru* Court to the bill herein filet). Upon Monday. Febru­ _ . ---------- pm liens upon real estate situate in Vhe 'Ciiy oi Tucker*« for Orange County. Addition to the City o f Hanford. ary I. A. D. 1901). Sanford, and .Icscrilied in the bill as: b furdirr ordered that this order of publication It I« further ordered that thl* order ite It is further ordered that this onlrr of puMkralion Lot /», Block 5, Tier 7, City o l Sanford ) Bill In Chancery «0 t* eulJUlifl once n week for eight estnsecullve be published once n week for eight consecutive published in the Sanford Herald, a nrwNpaper va. ) Enforce Tax Idea Jl is further nrdrrrfi that this onlrr hr PfltitUhed fn « l i t ( ’ ity, oner a w e e k 'fo r eight in The Sanford llerttld. a newspaper pub- weer J. R. Boyd, xnd — ) ; |mblnbe. in the Sanford Herald, a newsivtl-er contecufivc week« prior J o «aid r id e r la y, ‘ ■ tU £“ * To AH. Wbunc k . k U f . yubjnh^l to tatti City, uuce a week fur eight NVi I ne«» my hand ami »eal h I m In ' m ü * <rir* ,...r, i t » , *Werkv |>rior l«t A.ii«l rule »lay. innd anthth e r f r ) of eah* r tr r o »'’ r W ln r if m y Itund nnd tlie seni of said ein nit court thi« 2 nd «Uy o í l)ecciubcc*..-Ar-fDiT Witness my hand fie f e ( C \ ttnrg% my ham! anil *ral of the taitl cir­ cuit 2 f f i 3 j 2 3 2 S 2 C S 3 3 , _ ............. 1908 . court, it»«» trail, ,i»y 1 ti NovrmlH-r. A. I) ¡1)118. dart, this 2 1 llt ruary K ill, day, .next, tjelng February t, S cuii court this ami day of December, g\. D n. M. ROBINSON, (Seal.) Il M. Kiaimit. |tui| D. 1909. in said court, you appear tn and Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. i 6 8 Clerk Circuit Court. Orange Tounty. 1(1 8 Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. IM answer the bill filed and set forth the na­ II. M. ROBINSON. fScal.) çUf of Sanfonl, vs. Tax Lien, H. Pottrr. In the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial Circuit o f the State o f Florida fo r Oranie County atr of Sanfonl. ) Bill |n Chancery to Enforce St. C. 'lhincnn. I T n* LlrnTolhedefendant, R. C. Duncan: It swearing from the affidavit of the City Solici­ tor of the City of Sanfonl herein filed that ho be­ lieves that vnu are a non resilient of the Stale of Hot da. ami that your residence Is unknown, and — -tfcslthereu no (n-rmii In tfils stntc lhi' service of glebporna upon wham would bind you, ami lliul nur age U over the ngc of '21 years. It is there lore ordered that you tlonppepr in this null to the hill herein filed, upon Monday. Febru­ ary!. A. I> IIHJ9. It Is fnnhrr nrdrrrd that this order of publication U puUishni i.me a week for eight ropserutive wrekiln lhe Sanford Herald, it newspa(>er pub­ lished in the City of Sanford. In Orange county, liarids Wilnrn my band mid the seal .of said circuit court, ilils 2 !)lh day of Novrmhrr, A. D. 190H II. M. KrauNMia. I rcai ) 14 8 Clerk Circuit Court Orange County. i <;M In the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial Circuit o f the S tate o f Florida for Orange County In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida for Orange County. J- City of^Sanford. 1 |)2|| |n Chancery to Enforce In lhe Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State o f Florida fo r Orange County Ciiy Cf Sanford, l U!jj |n ChnD(Try t0 Enforce D Daugherty 1 ' Tax Lien. To the defendant. D. Daugherty: It si’tienring from the affidavit at the City Solidtw of the City of Sanford hrrein filed, that he beoT'” l’ lf" ytm ore a non-resident of the Stale of rax sin. uiul Dial your residence is unknown, and that there is no pers/in In this state the service of a suh|uriin u|«>n whom would bind you. und that your age is over the age of 21 years. It it there lure ordered that you do appear m this «owl to the bill herein filed, upon Monday, Febru­ ary 1, A li 11)09. . . * It is further ordered that this order of publication t* published once a Week for eight consecutive « • * « In Ibe Sanfurd Ifrrnld, g ni-wspn|>es publuhnl in tlie.CIty of Sanford. In Orange county, 1 lorvis. Witness my band and the m u ) of said circuit *»hixt, this 25th day of Nnvemlier. A. D. 1908, ' ‘ H. M. Robhoon, (srjstl 10 8 Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. It is therefore ordered that you do upivat In this lieiiA, iiiMiii real fMalr situai«* in the Ciiy of court to the Mil herein filed, ii|«ui McMitltiy, Febru­ S.mifi'r«l, and tlewcriWd in thr trill a*: ‘ L o t 5, B lo ck o, T i n 3. ary I. A. D. 1909. If j«i further order n! that tht* order be It it fm liter ordered lliul this urdi r of iiublicallotl 1m- puhliilied in »» 0 Week luf right nmwiulWr TTIblTihrd In the “SinfnrrfnfifnTdf^n newspaper litilriiched in «aid C'ily, once a \%crk tur eight weeka in The Snnford Herald, a liewtpaiwr jiol, lished in the City of Sanford, In Orange tammy, convreiitive weekv j>ri*»r tu «aiti rule dav. Witne«« my Itami and >cat of the «aid cir Floiidn. Witness my hand nml the «eal of mid clrrult cuit c«hi ft I hi« 2nd day of Drcetid»er, A, 1908. court, this 23th day of NoveinlM-r, A I) 11108 B. NL ROBINSON. (Seal.) II. M. Khiunsun, (t u t ) ihfl * ( Ink I ’iremf Conti, Oranpr (Vnintv. lfi-8 *" Clerk Cin-uit Coart. Orange County. In the Circuit Court uf the 7th Judicial Citcuii of the State of Florida ^or Drange County. City of Sanford ) City of Sanfurd. | ■BUI in Chancery to F.nforre BiB in ( fnneerv to vii Fníorce Ta* Lien Tax Lien. fjoU 3 and 4 , Block t.'i Mary Evans. ) Tier li, ) To the defendant. Mary Evans; Owner Cnknown, » It appearing from the nlhdavil at the City Solici­ To All Whom |t May Concern; tor of the City uf Sanford herein (¡led. thot he I»l*|H>u np|di*‘»tion •»f t!»e ( ity Solicitor, it lieves liinl y<m are a non-resident of the State uf i% Itrfchv ordered that oft or before ihr i e Fiorlda, nnd thnt yuur residence it unknown, nml rnary Rule day ne«t. 1<eTnir IVhruary i, A. lliul there is no peonun ill this itnte the lervtcr ol D 1«jog, in said court, yon .inpcalr to and n subpoena u|Hm whom would hind you; and thnt • iiNwrr tlie bill bird and Act lorfh the n* your age is over the age uf 21 years lure of your reapécfivë Intrre«** in, rifbl to, It is therefore ordered thnt you do appear In this nr Hen* upon real estate «ititaTc m ihr Lily court to the hill herein filed, ulwn Mohdny. Febru­ of Sanford, and described in (hr bill a%: ary 1. A. 1) 1909 Lot * flirre and four <3 and 4». Block T«rt it is further ordered that this order of puhlk'nlion ), T irr Lleven f 1 1 >. . tw published once a weak for eight consecutive ( i It i< further onlere.l that Itti* *»rder be weeks In Ttie Snnford Herald, a newspaper pub­ indili*lieti in the Satifmd Herald, a new«|at*er lished in tbe City of Sanford, in Oriuige County. ittlbli»hr«l in «aid * dv. once .t »rrk for riylit Florida. ruiivcs-iilivr wi-ik, priiir lu salii rale lijyWitness my hand nnd the seal of said circuit W iin r«« iiiv lian»! «m i «eal of Ihr <aiiT ru court, this 25lh duy of November, A D 1008 /ni, cnurl IhU Js*«' 'l*y >'I Nnvrmhrr. P i) M, (MaiNSON, (lt*L) HI M Clerk Circuit Court, Orntuie County« II M. Riibinstin. <S/a1.) City of Sanford, i In lh e C ircu it C ourt o f th e 7 th Judicial C ircu it of the S ta te o f H C Davidson. 1 Tnl LirnTo the defendant. II. C. Davidson IL ( Havuhmi, nroH It appearing front tiie affidavit of the City Solici­ \ || Wiiorn H May ru m en i: it tor of the City of Sanford herein filed, that lie liel 'iMtii «ppluaio‘ 1» of lise ( ity lieves that you are a non-resident of the State ol i, hnrby miretrT tasi m '•' •"'e thè rii A. Florida, ami that yoitr residence is unknown, nnd n mr y Nule tlà> nrxt, liriiig 1 rlituary that there is no person tn lids ilaU' the servtcr of. |) i gog, ivi «4 i«| court, vou ippcar (•* a»“ * lilrri am! »rt luflh tbr ita n subpoena upon whom would hind yuu nttisvirr ibr’ bill . It Is iberelure ordered thnt you do appear in this turf o t volti i r»i*cc(lvr Intrrr»!» in, nglit !«■. court to tiie 1,111 hrrein filed, upon Monday, FebruÏ Ile... V « . ¡ral raíale »d u atr.ln the Cuy yar 1. A. D. 1909. „ I Saniord. and drvrrihcd in tlir blit a». It is further urdrred that this order uf publication Lm 7 . Ith-ek j. Tier 6 . *» the property County, tie published once a week (ui eight consecutive II. C. Uavidiim being > weeks In The -Snnford Herald, a newspaper pub­ lished in the City of Saniord. in Orange cuunty. S,î ! f u t»JSÌ2ì‘ ordered that tl.1. order tw Florida. Witness my hand und the teal of said circuit court, this 25th day of November. A D 1908. 1) M Risunson. ( s k u ) TO-B---------- eicrk Circuit Cmrti OrangaCounty tiai h iha wassin sjf s I■I■ ■■■!• )uui lespective* linen >u hi. I 11 “ hör lelns upon real estait- situate In , the Florida, anil lhal your reiWe.noe Is unknown, nml y ty o t Sanfonl, nnd described In the bill oa Lot I. that there Is no person In tins »late I In- service ol ™»ak 7, 1 irr D. u subiuena upon whom would bind you. and lhal ** further ordered thnt tlila order be itublislird your age 1» over «lie age of 21 year«. • ■a The Saniord Herald, a newspaper published In it is therefore-ordered lhal you do appear In lids asw city, once a week for eight consecutive weeks court (o tbe bill herein filed, upon Monday. Febru­ b'lor to » i d rule dky. ary 1, A. D. 1909. ................ ,* It ia farther ordered that this order uf publication Wiineae my hand and leal of tbe mid circuit be published once a week for eight consecutive *wm Ibis 25th day of November, A. D. 1908. weeks in D ie Sanford lirrnld. a newsp«(ier pub,,, u D. M. KuetasuH. ( stal) li.hivl in the City of Sanfurd, in Orange cuunty. ,u 8 Cirrk Circuit Court. Otange County. . Ciicuit o f the Suit* o f Florida for Orange County fity of Saniord ) (till in Ctiancenr to tt) Knlorce Tax Lien. S. SltUou, and > o the defendant lant, w . S. Ste Stetson : It apieartnx from’ the affidavit o i the City lïïfii,1— . " ( . T a t -City, o í Saniord herein, 61*d_ bellavea that you are a non-resident ? ’ ***■ htate o l ITori^s, and that your retwrnte u unknown, and that there it no per•on la this State tbe service o f a subpoena “ I"00 whom would bind you, and that your i. ■ °Tir Jhc **c of *• yea'»- ■ ,,** therefore ordered that you do appear w tnii court to the bill herein filed, upon .*"“ 7* febroary i, A. II. 1009. It 11 further ordered that tbia order o f publication |n published once a week for eight eon ver ulive werkt In the Sanford Herald, a ■f w * W W pwkltabad - hr-the -City w f- tvanlordr tn Oranje County, ttorida. vvttnesa rny baud -and the acal o f laid clrtuu court tbia. ami day o f December, A , IF. 1 * 08. D. M. R O B IN S £ O N , (S eal.) It. Clerk Cireuli Court, o range County. IMPROVED order of red i3en Wekiva Tribe No. 41 Hunting grounds o f Sanford. M eeting! on tht 1st and 2nd Wednesday o f each nwnih in M osofik Hall. Visiting hroth- f n r t k n n c .‘ < ------------------— :---------- F lo rid a fo r Change C o u n ty. k City Ilf Sjtuiiilil K Bill Dill in (« hartrerv haiirtr lo v^ ) Knlurcc 1 a a !.iirti mu jn Chancery to Enforce Tax Idea. • L Uadry, and i City of Sanfonl. Dill In Chancery 10 Enforre vi. To All Whom It Mny Concern : Tax Lien. J. I. Boyd. Cipswi aiiplicollon of the City Solicitor it is here­ by unit red ihni on or before the February Rule day T olh e defendaat. J. I. Boyd. •est. bring February 1st. A. D. It)till. In said court., It appearing (rom lhe affidavit of the Ciiy SoliciCity )“ i ,u nn*l answer the bill files! nnd set tor o f I h i T ' of Sanford hr r*Tn fl lew)■that he jlt i Jutlicinl - WttneM*vny TtotuF and-the m l o f-a. Id ctrcuit court, this 23th d a y of November. A. D, 19 0 8 . 10-« U M. Rtanxsor*. I bit L| Clerk Circuit Couru Orange Cofint y. In the Circuit Court o r the 7th Judicial Circuit o f the S tate o f riorlda foi* Orange County __ CUy r f Sanford J „ _ _____ vs ----- ( BUI In Chancery to Lot 3. Block 0, Tier 7, i Enforce T a i Lien. Ownrr Unknown, find) To All Whom It May C o n n "" ■ „ , Upon application of the City Solicitor, It ia here­ by ordered that on or before the February Rule dxy next, being February J. A. D, 1909, In said oourt appear to and answer the biU filed and set iron orth the nature of your respective Intereita In. right In, or leans upon real eitata situate in the City of Sanford, and deacribni in the bills as Lot 3. Black 0. Tier 7, ■ . . . . . .^ , furthev ordered that this order be U i m w I M IIIIIlL I ,W * ^ » ( O V * a t M * j a said city, once a week for eight coosrcutlve weeks ^w ltn ess my*1'band*' and seal of Jhe sald cirtuH court. thU 23th day of November. A. D. 190«. B. M. Roman., (s ts t) 16-8________ Clerk Circuit Court. Prangs; Cou.tr. O ld Shoes W a n te d I am ngaln' asking for OLD SHOES. w ill give what tl»ey ore wortli I SITES, fi, 7. 8. 9. 10 II AND 15 A . E . Irv in ’s Shoe Shop Our. 3rd S t nod Sanford A v«. City L o t J, B lo ck 9 , T ie r k I t I« fu r th e r n i d r i f t ! th a t t i l l * o rd e r p u h litlir d in (lie S a n fo rd H e ra ld , a new «ici per piih U » h rd 111 «aid C ity , once a t week fo r r ig h t ro n s e c u tiv e w rrk « rn tny i n '« a h ! n i 4e i h t r B. M, Robinm»ii , (SesM rirtk t ireuit fr n tr t. Piange ( ’/unity. ture of your respective interests 1st, right to, nr lien* upon real (-stale situate in the City of Sanford, and described in lhe bill as: Lot if, Block j. T ie r 1. It is further ordered that this order lie pillili»lied in the Sanford Herald, a newspaper published in said City, once a week for eight consecutive weeks prior to said rule day. Witness mv hand and seal of the said cir­ cuit court this zsth day of November, A. D. ivo*. I fi 8 B. M. _ I Robinson, (Seal,) Clerk Circuii Court. Orange Comity. In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial . Circuit of J)te State of Florida ------—----- fo r Orange County.---------------- , City 'o f Sjtnford ) vs. > Blli in Chxncerv tn Lot I, Block . 7 , Tier a.l Enforce T a x Lien * O w n e r ” TT ntiuiwu. àliiîT" Wit nr«« my bam! and «eal o f the «aid cirTo .Ml Whom It May Concerns _ m il court j j j « 251 I1 day o f November, A. D. Upon application ö l the City Soliriifir» it 1908 . hAw**/-’ rh % II;, M. Rohimmn, {S cat,I Clerk Circuit Conrt. flranae County. — «----------- - ifiR it hereby orderet! that on or beforé lhe rrb* mar y Rule day uriti, being Febriury b A. D. 1909, in «abl court, you ai»|**r In and In the Ciicuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida 'f o r Orange Connty. — City nf Sanfuril vs. fl. Botlrr, Botter, aio! and To All Whom It Maay ) Bill in ( h.sorrry tn > Knforce Tax Lien ) Conrern; l ’fiuti a|'plïcaiii>n ooff lite th e ( “ily Huliritnr. If i« hrrr bv orili rrr il J bat on or brftirr the !*rb­ ruary Rule day neat, hcjnjt February ». A. D, 1909 , in mill court, you appear am] answer ’ ibe Itili filfil am! vc! lorih Hit uaT lure of your rr«(M*c!ivr luteresti In, riniti In, *r lirn«. ii|M(f» real r«ia lr «Rifate in lhe City if .Han fóri!, anil tir »er ¡bet! In (be bm a»: Lot it, Block j, Tier (. It i» ftiiibcr of'ilrirt! (bai Ibi» order be putiltNlird in ilie Sanfonl lierai'!, a nrw«paper pobli«brs! m «ai«! City, finer a vrrrk f«»r eiRlu ■n*rrut|ie week« prior to «abl rule ilav. W iin r»» niv bam! nml «eal o f |hç «ait! cir eni( court dii» 2 $tb «lay of Novrnalvrr, A, P ty, F B. Nf, Robinson, fS eal.) Clerk Cjrrnit O tlft, Orange Countv. In th e C irc u it C ou rt o f the 7 th J u d icial C ircu it o f th e S t a t e o f ('|r,k Ciiriii« «'mir«. Oiangf fminly In the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial Circuit o f the State o f Horidu for Orange Cqunty In the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judlclul It« the Circuit Court or ttic 7tli Judlclul Circuit o f the S tate o r Florida fo r Circuit or the State o f Florida fo r Orange County. City of Sanford t Orange County Dill In Chancery to Enfurte In lhe CiTcait Cnrrt In the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida for Orange County. o f Sanford ) Bill in Chancer ry to City uf Sanfonl. V» ) Knforce ' I n l.icn , Dill In Chancery to t if y of MSanfurd ) Bill in Chancery to Mary Ivan», ami ) U liIZ & l.T lIio r W .T T r r l t Enforce Tux l.len. ) Knforce T u Lieti. T o All AVhom It May io n c rr ib * W, II. Mose«, am! tyyrner Unknown. ) l*|M»n application o f the City Solicitor, it Tn All Wtiorn It. Mnj lav f Vincer .......... ri : To the defendant, owner Unknown. h hereby ordered that on or before the reb* It appearing from the affidavit of the City Solici­ • U|n»n application of the < ity Solicitor, it roary Rule day nr»t, lieing February I, A. tor of the City of Sanfonl lietrlti lllnl. Ilmt lie be­ it hrreliy ordered that ott or before tiie reb II. » 9 »g, in «aid rourt, you appear to ami lieves that/you nre k iwn-rrsklent of the State of nury Rule day neat, l*riiiK Frbinary 1 , A. au*!%v«r the hill filed and »et forth the “na­ T;i"rtdi., and that your resiilrme is unknown, nod D. tgt»g. in «aid court, you api»ear to am! ture ol your respective interrila in, rialti li», that there (a no iwrion fn this stntr the aervHvtd answer the bili ftlnl and »«rt fortn the nature or lien« uimn real rotate alitiate in lite Ciiy *»f your 1!« ill, light- t«i t»r- of-S nnbod. am! d ru riltrtl ill tbe bill ,i«; a Md>|N?cnn u|nio whom would hind Jrim. In the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial I 11 the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial circuit o f the S tate o f Florida fo r . Circuit o f the S late o f Florida fo r 0ran|c County Orungc County LM 5. BliVk U. Tier 7. r Tax Urn. To the defendant. Owner Unknown: ■ It swearing (nan the affidavit o f the City So­ licitor ui the City of Sanford herein filed Shut he* befievrs that you are a non-resident o f the Jstnte of rkfltda, ami that your residents) is unknown, and that there is no person In this slate the service of siubperniiiimii »bum would bind you, ’ It li lliereforr ntdrrrd Ibnt you da appear in this * noun to the MU herein filed, upon Monday. Febru­ ary I. A l> limy fl it further ordrred thnt this orderof publication I* published nme a week for eight consecutive wrrkt in The Sanford Ifrridd, a newspaper pub­ lished In die City of Sanford. In Orange county. FVxiila Wituesj my liand anil the seal of said circuit dour! this ZSlh day oi Novrmtir. A. D. 1908 D M. Rownsun. | StAL| 111 «Clerk Circuit Court Orange Countv. Perk Circuit ( ’onrt. Or.iny» Comity, ( ity F lo r id a * fo r O ran ge C ou n ty. of Sanford ) Bill in Chancery (o vi, ) I n force Ta* Lien. M. 11 rat y n, ami ) “JH All Whom li May to lle r iti; l '(»on application oi (he .(Jity Solicitor, it 1« bnrby ortiefe«! that on of before lhe reb niai y Knie riay^ next, briny February 1 , *N. il, in «aiti emiri, you app«ai to aio! answer *br bill filed amt »ri forili (be nature i your re «pet live inter r it i in, righi tu, yr lint» uiMiii irai evinte »ilualr in the City of Sanford, am! ilru rile t! in ibe bill a»: lait» 4 ami S, Blink 7 , lier 6, Il t» lurîbcr onlcreJ tbat fil if order be |iubli»liri! in thr Sanfonl Herald, a nrwvpaper |oibh%brd in «aid ( “ity, once a neck fkii eight mtaceulive weeks prior to «aiti rule dav. NVitne»« my ham! and seal uf the »aid circun cuurl Ibis j ml day of December, A. D. lo&Kt * * “ th 8 , , . D. M. R O B IN S O N , (Seal.) t in k Circuit ( 'out 1. Otange (.»uiily. In the Ctrcuit Court o i the 7th Judicial Circuit o i (Ita Stata o i Florida feit Orange County. niuiurt *(be hilf filed and *et lortb tbe i* lure of 7011 r revpective inleret!« in,# right tn, nr lieb» upon reni e«i*le «ituite in lhe Lily of Sanford, am! described In the bill a«i «. Block «. T ie r 7 .* ft i» f il r l lie r ordered tbit tht* order he published in (hr Sanford Herald, a •ewtpaprr puhlithrd in «aid City, onre a werk for eight cnnaecutjve week» prior to «aid rule ‘lay, NVitnr«« my bam! and «eal of (be «aid cir* mR court till» ajth ilay of November, *N. D. B. 16Ä M. Rohinmn, (Seal.) Clerk Circuit Court. Orange Coiinty. In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judiciâl Circuit of the S t a t e d Florida tor Orange County. City of Sanfurd ) vs j Lots iz and i j . Block) Billin Chancer Y IO Lien 7 , .Tier ) A n fu r r e Tax Unknown, ) f o All Whom It May Concern: l pun appt rial bm ui tlic L ily buliciliir, it 1» hrrriiy orjcrc»! that on or before the reh | ruary Rule ilay next, !*cing I'eb m iry 1 , A. I). 1909 , 111 »alii court, you niipear lo ami u u v r r lhe lull hleri ami »rt forth the na* lure cf your re»|»ecilve ln lrrr*(i yi. right Io, nr lien« u|H)n ir,*»l evfale »ituate ill tlic Clly of Saufonl, am! ile«crfbe«l in the bill at: U l » ij ami i j . Block 7 , 1»*r *• li i« fill I lie r oriiereil tbat thi» order he publlftbed hi (hr Sanford Herald, a new»|w%per ptihlifibed in ««id t'iiy. once a week fur eight rumet olive Week* nrior to «aid rule day, W illie «« my hand and »eal of Ihc «aid cir* euii court (In* 251 I1 «lay o f November, A. D. » 67 11, Mi Hobinikin, (Seal*) ( ' I f f k CircuH Cuurl, Orange Counly. _ 'in the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of tbe State of Florida for Orange County. * Giiy of Sanford ) Rill in Chancer# to vi. ) Knforce U x Lien. M.Heaton, ami ) Tu thedefendant, M. Dcalon: It appearing from the atthuavit of lhe LRy Solicitor o f the l ily o f Sanford herein hied llut he believes that you are a non-resnlent o f the State uf Florida, and that your res­ idence is unknown, and that there ts no persiirt in this State the sarvice uf a xubpi/crig upon whom would bind you, and that your age is over the age of zl yi»rs. it is therefore ordered that you do appear in this court to the bill hereiu filed, upon Monday, February 1 , A. I>. 1909 . it is further ordered that tins order of publication be published once a week fur eight consecutive wrrks in the Sanford Herald, a City o f Sanford ) Bill in Chancery ry to vi, ... )) Knforce Lu force Tax In* Lien Li R. C. Duncan, and K n AH Whom It May Concern: C ircu it o f Ihc S t a le o f F lo rid a Upon application o l the l ity S»d!citor, it is hereby ordered that on or before the Feb tot O tan ge C o u n ly . ruary Rule, day neat, being February I. <»■ m*v»•»pap*5r piibll»h<rd in the Lily of SiHlunl, l itv oi Sanfnrd ) Bill in Chancery, Io j). 1909 . in »aid court, you appear to anil in Orange C utility. Florid*. 1 y vs. > Enlorce Tax. I.ien. answer the Bill filrd and set forth the us W iln e«» my hand ami the «cal o f «aril cif^ lure of your respective interests in. right to, i iiii rmirt thia and. tUy of December, A . IK ]. Nravr and ) ~nr llrux •nnim—rest r i txtr—wRwate in—sW—vsty— rrT T in teien iU m . 1911H, nf Sanfonl, and described in the bill as: ,« ap|M-ai lug ^frorn the s tM .v,« tU j It. M . R O B IN S O N , (Seal.) lait i, IIloot 4 , Tier z. . , Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County. St. It is lui llier «II dried that lids order tie i l « t rlha! belle*e. tliart ruu are a nm. resident . r 'S Ö Ä M e I l*uida. and «hat ,y.ur rcs- puhlithrd in lhe Sonford Herald, a siewapaper In the .Circuit Court « f the 7th Judicial ■: ...... e-mC t l«i l'iry ,'F B M J»; .„■Ml.t.r.tai.i said ( ity, once a week for eight ...n in this State the servier » F a sdt.p.U-ua cimsct-oIrWenrei k»"pr l«iV M «ÎM fu le - d s r r , Circuit o f (lie State ^if Florida t o il Witiie*s my l/and nnd seal nf «he said nr *|, In wouhl bind you. and tlwt your cuit cniirl this zslh day <>i Novendier, A. H. for Oranga County. over ihr age of i l yen». **11 "hcreíiire dried that you do * P I « r City o f Sanford ) BUI in Chancery to Ii; A f. Robinson. (S e g }.) in this court . « the l.ill '.err... filed, upon vs. ) Enforce Taa Lien. ■6 8 Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. M ,,,,.!»,. K « ' ^ r y f ..efA . W . IL Moses, and ) * li further ordered lh*f »"»• order ol T o the defendant, W . R. Moses: "otiMirioTofi" tan-vltittvIieri-Tmie r glit It appcann*_Jiiuft-Uie affidavit _eiL lk r._£ *!f £ S S S r & week, in the .Sanford He.at.l, . H Tthe Ciicuit Court of the 7th Judicial Solicitor of toe City o f ------. Sanford hied - herein . n e «M «| «r published in .«hr U ty of haulord, that he l * 1ieves that you are a non resident Circuit of tbe State o f Florida ifi Oranxe Lounly, I lortflis ,. , of the Sutr of Florida, and that your re v Witness mv hand and the seal o f said cir­ idenqe f* unknown, and that there ii 'nor per* fo ; Orange County. cuit court thT. z..d -lay -1 December, A. D «on in ihU State the «ervice of a »ubpoenx City of Sanford ) Bill in C-hancrrjr to ujht11 vriioin would bind you, and that W . S. Stetson, and ) Enforce Tax l.ien. agr ¡« over the age uf ai year». B. M. J tO B IN S O N , (Seal,) W, S. Slel*on. I 81. Clerk Circuit Thoirt, Orange Counly. It it therefore ordered that you no appear T o All Whom It Mav (o itre rn : , in thU court to the bill herein Med, 1 pun __Ü pun -application . o f lh c - W ï . Soiicttor. lt M onday— February 1 , A. D, **, In the Circuit Court hf the 7« » Judicial is hereby ordered that on or before the le lt ...... .............ordered- (hat. ttds* order ol It ............ ia further ruary Rule day next, being February 1 , A, Circuit of the State of Florida D, 1* 09 , In said court, you appear lo and pulilkatiou Ire |iubii»hed once a xreek for eight answer the Hill filed am] set forth,the nature cc)fi«eciitive week» in the Sanford .Herald, a (or Orange County. o f your respective interests in. right to. or nrw*|»aper jtubll»bed in the City o f San ford, City o f Sanford ) Bill in Chancery to liens 1111(01 real estate situate In the H ty of jn Orange County, Florida. W itn e»» my hand and the seal o f aaid cir­ 7 ) Enforce Tax loan. SanforR, am! deacrlb^d In tl«e bill at: cuit court tbia and day o f December, A. 1). l o t to. Block 6, T ier J. A. B. Tomlinson, and) T o the defendant. A. B. Tomlinson! It I« ,. further ..................... nnlered Hu»! !ht* older be 15° * ‘ B. U . R O B IN S O N , (S eal.) ll appearing irom the affidavit of the City j n tbe Sanford rirrald, I « ¡ » W P ' I Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. Solicitor o f the City o f Sanford herein filed Luu)Ube<1 In said City, once aweek for etghl St. tiat he believes that you are a non resident ennsecutivr weeks prior — 1 rule *,*Tto “said Witness my hand and seal o f the saM at the Stale o f Florida, and that your res­ In County 'J u d g e '» Court, Orange idence r.' uiiknnwn,- * » d tkn «)» < • -sa- no-pczi evi. , '.»il t tip». jillJ -1M "< "c i cml.er, A. l>. son in this Slate the service o f a subpoena 19«*. Counly; Florida n. M. R O B IN S O N , (Seal.) upon whom would bind you, and that your Clerk C im ili Court. Orange County. age Is over the age o f *1 years. it! 8 .In Re Estate of ) *Jt is'ther?fore ordered that you do appear W. M. Mahoney I in Ibis court to tbe bill herein filed, up'n In the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial To A ll Cxromxn. Iz im r u . Disrxtatrrraa axo a u Monday. February 1 . A . I). 1909 . z__ I'ucxff.i lUnMCuunAcAiN'T S*n> Emrx: Circuit of the S ta le o f Flot ida It is further ordered“ that this order of You and each of you are hereby notified and re-, publication tie published once a week for eight for Prange County. uuired to preaanl any claim* and all demands consecutive weeks In the Sanford Herald, a whk-h you have either for or against said relate of City o f Sanford ) BIB In Chancery to newspaper published In lie City of, Sanford, ry. deceased, late of “Orange County, ... ) Enforce Tax Lien. W. M .Mahunry, in Orange County. Florida. Floride, to theI tundersigned LiecnlOr of said retate Witness my hand and the seal o l said c ir­ Amanda Good son, xfid) ir from within one year 1 ___ _the date hereof. • cuit court this znd day o f Ifecrraber, A. D. T o All Whoip It May Conrern! Dated December » . w Upon application o f the C ity Sollellor, It I, hereby or ordered that on or before the Feb It. M. » 1. R KO l/U in Ss O uN n ., (S tneai.r ¡, (terra tnat i x i '« * > »« ■ B. B IN ea).) 18-8 Executor. Clerk Circrit Cuurt, Uranic Cvunl/, i-ruaxy Kult 4*7 next, being iebruary 'i_ A t\ In th e C iic u it C ourt o f th e 7 th J u d icial �January 2,1005 THE SANFüftß HERALD TODAY-OPPORTUNITY Sanford’s Sub-Irrigated Land W ill Never Flowing Wells Guaranteed One Thousand Acres of Celery Lands Adapted to Celery Lettuce, Cauliflower, Potatoes, Etc LAND ON EASY PAYMENT PLAN S anfo rd , F • 1 ► ♦♦♦ ♦♦ ♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ FROM MACARONI DELTA % r r o m The H era ld 's S p ecie! C orresp on d en t Uv W ir e le s s telep h on e Ask Bill Duckworth bow toclimh a barb wire fence lit a hurry with a pair o f heavy cowhide boots in close tquch with his coat tails nnd see him get red in the face. Of course Nancy Perkins' dad might tell how Bill did It. Miss Belladonna Sniffles nnd Miss Pera­ lta Tucker will entertain Miss Nellie McSwutt, the chnrmiiig daughter o f our be­ loved pastor, tomorrow night with n pink tea audifried liver luncheon. Miss Nellie hns just graduated at the Southpaw feiitnlc semitcry and hns studied foreign languages nnd chiropody, Quaint Quibbles From Sis Hopkins Many n lielted earl needs girding in. A 11 men Whn_ Jiny 0 _ rocks nn-ti't M inty hearted. Bakers are usually stingy— they knend their dough. Impatience in an actor is often mis­ taken for genius. Because n g ir ils a belle is no reason she should wear enrrings. Some folks act as if they didn’t belong in a cab, and they don't usunlly. The man who needs n valet to take care of his clothes must be n villainous dresser. /Som e girls think they are |>nicticing the golden rule when they have their hair Aunt Betty Studier Is laid up with fatty degeneratimi of the liver and Unde Bill will feel much chagrined if It proves fatal. A Sanford automobile ran overn |ml rent in front o f Rube Billingsley’s bouse last Sunday night and nut sited it fiat and the atmosphere in the neighborhood hns itcen much tainted ever since. Rev. Deuteronomy .Iones <>f Mm-nnmi. Delta and Rev. Abraham I.lncoln Johnson o f Bungalow Corners swapped pulpits last Sunday The knights nnd ladies of the Jumping JesoVus moved Into their new hall over Zeke Plummer’s livery stable last night nnd much hilarity prevailed. Luke Stetson colled on Preacher Cood- I^fch er'g »laughter last Sunday night and was seen leaving at » p. in. o’clock sharps Luke has found out that the minister’s daughter don’ t sit up till midnight otiti the boys are guying him quite much, JJim Slushcr’t baby jg culling teeth and summer complaint is feared, Jim’s dad died o f cholera infantum nnd the dreaded ailment seems to run in the family. Silas Corkini is studying to tie a botan­ ical doctor. Silas dad was the best cow doctor In the township,! The medical busi­ ness teem s to run In the Corklns fondly. Elira Jane Corklns is a female doctre&s and runs a chiropody parlor in Bungalow Bill Joslyn’s big Plymouth Rock rooster got into die widow Cartright's garden the other d ay and scratched up n Jot o f stuff. The widow’s goggle-eyed boy killed die rooster and Bill Is mud as thunder und Ids hens are quite sorrow stricken. It was certainly fow l transactions to say the least. ... — licyatfas, lorida * FLORIDA PRODUCTS IN N. V snows Improvement. New York. Dec. 20 ,— The Florida or­ ange market showed some improvement this week, although prices apparently were no better. Monday there was, a good demand but the follow ing 'days on account o f Christmas being near at band buyers seemed to be pretty well filled up. Thé average offerings on Brights am! Rus­ sets sold at $1.7.1 to $2, with ordinary slock bringing $1.50. Indian Rftor or­ onges sold around $2.25, with the plneupplc variety ranging frum $2 to $3, ac­ cording to quality. The ofTerihgs . were pretty heavy. /*— (¡rapt-fruit was Blower than It hns been at any time this season anil prices were probably n i their lowest ebb. The a v ­ erage offerings sold nround $1.25 to $2.25, with the best at $2.50 and occa­ sionally $3. Tangerines did fairly well, ranging In price from $2.25 to $3 per strap. The Florida lettuce market o|iencd strong Mondny, sales being made up to that day, only 7 cars being received, nnd no New Orleans stock was In 'the market to speak of. Tucsdny receipts were heavier; 10 cars caine in and (trices CQsed off; ranging from $1.50 to $2.50, -Ro­ maine sold nt $9?50 to $ 2. Eggplants and pepiters were high nnd in good demand at $3 nnd $-1. respect­ ively. Beans did fairly well at $2 to $2.50 nm r-peai” at $2.50 to $3 50. W hite squash was quoted $2 (ter crate. V ery few cticuiul#r* arc coming. They John Houston, fighting, was sentenced were In good demand nt $3 to $3.50, to five months bn the county road, Most o f ttic tomatoes»*arriving were in Roberi Anderson. forging-check,■ was greerr condition and iintTTo be- put in the sentenced to twelve months onthecounty warm rooms to ripen. They sold prindroads. Irvine Whittaker, carrying n razor, got The receipts of Flurida strawberries are three months on county roads. a little heavier and prices are lower. Henry Thomtis, fighting, got four montlts The market is Quotable at 40 to 50c a on county roads. quart and the fra il is pretty good for litis W. C. Barnes plead guilty to the charge time o f the year. o f assault, but Judge Beggs refused to ac- Stockholders’ Annual M eeting A wife, by n middle-aged widower with two boys aged eight and eleven. One not over diirty-flve. with n od iild ren tm d some means preferred. However, any offer con­ sidered. My property consists o f an or­ ange grove, city lots, and a salary o f $60 per month. Give particulars in first letter. Address, Box 733, Orlando, Fia. • o f the First National Bank o f Sanford will be held at the office o f the bank, in San­ ford. Fla., on lite second Tuesday In Jan■F. P. F okstek , Cashier The Herald furnishes engraved visidng cords at the same price asked in Jackson­ ville and New York. ERTAINLY NOT, never thought of such a tiling. It’s the other fellow who will likely go. You have not yet your family well provided for nor all the debts lifted from your Property, so you will live. Your Buildings may bum, so you keep them insured. How would it tlo to let one of the Strongest Life Institutin' companies in the WORLD carry that risk upon your Life, instead of forcingdt upon your Wife and Children'' A little money saved this way, each year, will make life in later years comfortable and happy. Do not fail to examine the _ C ¡¡j» i. —T— Ü WRITE . Equitable Life’s Standard Policy -á ¡- T Prescribed by the New York State Law Equitable Life Assurance Society Of THE UNITED STATES' J ' COLES, Jr„ General Agent, Jacksonville, Florida MRS. E. P. WELBORNE, . J. N. N. WIflTNER. Special Agent Resident Agent, Sanford, 1L W E W W d l paper w ill change uninviting annul rooms into tn at­ tractive cheerful home. We place at your door the privilege o f »electioDi from the Urged -angcm *t varied stuck In the South. Piptfapn, Vii»inlittq IU -IU w. Bay sc BALFE-CONROY COMPANY Quickly and Neatly Executed at The Herald Printirit! Company �... . . . ---------- TWELVE — r A G E S —PART I—PAGES I TO 8 «fi; IN SANFORD—Life U Worth' Living Number 22 SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 9, 1909 NEWS OE THE WORLD Items of Interest Gleaned from - 'Various Sources HERALD cent completed, and more than half of this work has been accomplished since Jonunry. 1008. IS NOW GOV. GILCHRIST A wireless telegraph plant is to be erect­ ed «1 Njcvrporu R. L. that wiUhavaa work­ Gr$at Multitude Greets the-New ing radius o f 1250 miles. It Is reported that rich discoveries of ■ ____ have'been made on theTuliksak river. HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK IAinskn. Chief Executive - « Tft.ï F in i Year counties. Whether the officers recom mended nre friends o f mine or belong to the same political party isoism alfam ount They should be competent, sober nnd honest.*1 - r . — t---- O fficers s f the S tsts The officers o f the Stnte o f Florida, be ginning Inst Tuesday, are ns follow s: Hon. Albert W. Gilchrist, governor. Hon. G. T. Whitfield, private secretary to the governor. LOCAL LEGISLATION Interesting Meeting-or' B(Tarif _ o f A lderm en fa r T * !' l An exposition. Insting two weeks, from J A pril 12th to 20th, is to be held in Louisrtere t h e 'R e a d e r » W ill Find a B r ie f ville, Ky„. the object o f which is to demH op - H. Clay „C rawford._ secretary. 0:1 ttlstorteat •8 p r in t F lo w in g * onstrnte the desirability o f lighting South Handles The Subjects o f Moment In state. SjJRford Light &. Fuel Company WII F o r H u rried R ea d e rs cm cities nfter the manner o f Now York Install a Plant— Price Raised on S traigh tforw ard Manner— First Hon. Park M. Trammell,.attorney gen­ Collection o r Garbage Act a Kiss For M other eral. The Greek synod has dethroned Datnla-1 °*tyHon. A. C. Croom, comptroller. nos the Greek patriarch o f Jerusaleuj.wlio.j— On January 2nd the Atlanta postofllce Council met in regular session last With appropriate ceremonies, and be­ declined to resign. Th e petrierchfavored j handled o ver 270.000 pieces o f m all— the fore n multitude o f enthusiastic people, MundayTtlght, with all members presentr Hon.-Wr V rK n n tt train*Yren«ur?r: reforms for his n ative flock, which were lnrgest amount ever handled in one day Albert W. Gilchrist of Puma Gorda. at Hon.W . M. Holloway, superintendent.of A fter roll call nnd reading o f the minpwbUs Im in io l l o i f » " » ' ■ 1 ■ * r r « T y g td ff KJisf« n t t - m jfflt fin s r ■UU-ii - E. MoLiw,conjmisiimMM o f agri­ neas was taken up. were o p p o s e d p e n s i o n list nowcon- Governor, and Is now the chief a x a a u ta r culture. Mayor Lake reported having had an ewild—haxc.reduced..cGOaulatablliu,the tains L000.053 names, a tteerenseof 5 0 - o f Florida. Hon. R. E. Rosa, state chemist. interview with Superintendent Higgins in church revenues over which Uuraimod has 375 during the past year, Turning from the cheering crowdns the regard to the unnecessary noise o f the Hon. E. H. Sellnrds, state geologist. complete controL por two weeks some 1800 young people last words were spoken, binding him for engined in the railroad yards at night, Hon. Ernest Amos, state auditor. for years to the fnithful performance of ft I '¿TV! Abrn ha in Ruef, leader o f the grafters in belonging to the Baptist Union, Christion Hon. W. B. Sadler, assistant state audi­ nnd that Superintendent Higgins would Ssn Francisco, has been sentenced to four- Endeavor and Epworth lea gu e societies his duties ns governor of the Stnte of tor. do all In his power to have the noises teen years in the penitentiary. The case o f Cleveland. Ohio, have pledged them- Florida. Gen. Albert W. Gilchrist today Hon. J. Gifford R. Foster, adjutant abated. exemplified the simplicity o f his nature has been appealed. selves to live as they believe Christ would ‘ tVl‘1 There was no reilBrt from the build­ and the depth o f his royal manhood by general. Tom Longboat, the Canadian Indian | Ove ^ he was now on earth, Hon. R. Hudson Burr, rallrood commis­ ing, street, fire or sanitary committees. Implanting a kiss upon the lips of his champion long distance runner, was mar- [ Distinct carthquake'shocks were felt in --iÿf !.. ■ ■ > It wns resolvcUuhnt a printed form 1 » proud mother. A t this net o f loyalty the sioner. ried last week to a full blooded Molinwk I Trenton and oilier places in New Jersey .[1 ->V ». Hon. N. A. Uiitch, railroad commissioner. prepared, to be filled out when a new audience for a moment was silent nnd N! i i lost Monday. maiden. * J Hon. R.C. Dunn, railroad commissioner. building is to be erected or street work only the strains of the “ Star Spangled On January 1 state prohibition Taws Beach Hargis, who killed his father, Batyirr" were heard, but a deafening cheer H o n .---- -— . clerk railroad commission. is to be done. went into effect In North Carolina, Ala-1 Judge Hargis, ia Jackson, K y „ hns been arose nnd swelled until it seemed the The only change in the cabinet is that It was resolved that the ordinance ndmiltcd to ball in the sum of $25,000. very heavens would lie rent and the hap­ Hon. Pork M. Trammell succeeds Hon. granting a franchise to the Sanford Light bsiun and Mississippi. . The Washington U fa Insurance Co. o f py woman, standing beside her signally W illiam 1L Ellis as attorney general. Bl Fuel Cu. bo put upon its first reading. Judge Beggs wns present and explained New York tuis boon merged into tho Pittshonored son. seemed tu drop the years Under the state constitution the governer cannot succeed himself, but this provision the details o f Uie-*franehlso tu the mem­ . burg Life mid Trust Co., and the offices from her shoulders 11s she blushed nt Bus bers o f the council. does not apply to any other official. and everything pertaining to the former Such an Indu stry In F lo rld o ~ W flH *ro - honor done to her and tiers Of thp nbove fist o f state officials the , Resolved, thnt the new sanitary ordin­ company hns been moved to Pittsburg. duce a G reat Incom e It wns shortly before 10 o'clock when — - Thomas S. Lewis, the-well known crack­ The canned products of California or­ the - civic procession formed on Monroe oldest in commission is Hon.B. E. McLin, ance be put upon itsxh ln latld final rend­ er manufacturer o f Atlanta, died Inst week. chards and truck farms ore even more street and moved toward the capital commissioner of ngriculture.whose service ing and passage. This new ordinance • dates from January, 1001, He is now en ­ changes the rates for trash boxes from In Si. Paul, Minn., Dec. 31, the mercury w idely known than her fresh fruits and grounds, where the Governor and Govern­ tering upon Ills third full term. Hon. H. 5 cents per quarter to 75 cents per registered five degrees below zero, and at vegetables, and perhaps bring more or-elect, Btaff officers, the ex-governors, G a y Crawford, secretary o f stale; Hon. quarter for residences. Stores shall pay ex-justices o f the supreme court, cabinet money into the state, says llie Jackson­ Saskatchewan thirty below. ville Fruit and Produce News. officers, supreme court justices, railroad A_ C. Croom, comptroller, and Hon. W. V. $1.50 per.quarter instead o f the old rale A bill to establish postal sayings banks The canneries tnke care o f the excess commissioners, state chemist, Btute audi­ Knott, stnte treasurer, were appointed to o f 25 cents per quarter. The price for has beep introduced in congress. stuff which is not slnpjied in the fresh tor nnd assistant state auditor,stnte geolo­ their respective positions by Gov. Jen. buckets remains the same. Resolved, thnt the finance committee On January 1 n new postal arrangement state, nod therefore everything raised on gist, re|>rcse 11talives of the state press, nlngs,tmd since then have been repeat­ edly elected py the [ico[ild. Hon. William lie authorized to employ competent tal­ mayor nnd city couneiimen nnd members become effective between the United the California grove or farm is utilized to of tlie reception committee, took carriages M, Holloway, state superintendent o f pub­ ent to audit the isescnt city records and States and Germany. It p ro v id e s 'fo r a the best advantage o f llie grower. lic instruction, is beginning his second to purchnsc and open 0 new set o f books two cent rntn-on letters going from one The establishing o f canning plants in and, preceding the military, moved up elective-term ,-tm d -Hon. Pork M. Tram-" adaptrriTTrthe preset!fW FH s hf IflecH y. ry-to Ui* » t b—> » There-ie-a-proviso. Florida on a large sente Is n crying need, ■Adams street lb 'the governor's mansion, mell,' attorney general, Is beginning his Resolved, that the chair appoint a com­ however, that the new rataapplieson ly to and dint such establishments would |iuy where Governor Broward and Indies joined first term. Hon. R. E. Rose, stnte chem­ mittee, Including the mayor and three mall dispatched by steamships sailing is evidenced from die recent retxirts o f n the procession, thence east to Monroe from New York and from G en ia n ports V irg in ia ¿¿unaTu which made II per cent street and south on suid Street to tile ist; Hon. Ernest Ainos, state auditor, and aldermen, to confer on the franchise and Horn J. C . R . Foster, adjutant general, contract granting electrical- jirtvilegei Tri ct. Otherwise Uid~former rate o f five" on the investment in one year's opera Leoii, Hotel, where the governor-elect and were first appointed by Guv. Jennings the city o f Sanford, nnd make such Indies joined the procession. The pro­ cents an ounce for first ounce and three tion. and have been retained since by succes­ changes in the franchise and contract as i lì cents on ounce for each additional ounce Only last week a number o f truck farm­ cession then moved south tu the south wÇj sive npixiiptments. Hon. W. B. Sadler, may seem advisable to said comm ittee, or fraction thereof must be paid. ers near Savannah organized a company side of the capital grounds, then west to L i assistant state auditor, and Dr. E. H. Sel and also to employ. If necessary, an ex­ Kangaroo is to enter the list o f food and will begin nt once to erect a modern Adams street, and thence up Adams lards, stnte geologist, were appointed by pert electrical engineer to go over the meats in this country, a New York butcher plnnt to tnke careof their surplus product. street to the west side o f the capital ■* i l l ' ,-v. Gov. Broward. If on. R. Hudson Burr was city and g iv e estimates o f oust and rea­ In view o f diese facts the comments of .grounds, where the governor pud govom having arranged for the ini|>ortntlon of ' rr V Î Î S - Î K first appointed railroad commissioner by sonable prices on fighting the city by the Pensacoln Journal deserve attention. or-ciect remained until the troops passed 200 kangaroos from Australia* Gov. Jennings, to succeed IJon. 11. E.Da*, electricity, said committee to report nt . in review, after which the party entered Says our contemporary: A flaw has been discovered in the 100resigned in October, 1903, and he is now the next regular meeting o f city council. the capitol building.' If there is any state where cunning can lnch lens designed for the obscrvntory at serving his second elective term. Hon. Resolved, thnt the clerk be authorized It was ut the noon hour when Chief be made to [my it is Florida. In no sec­ Passadcnn, California. The lens cost N. A. Uiitch is in the middle of his first to draw-vouchers in favor o f B. M. Robin­ tion o f the country can vegetables of Justice Whitfield of the Florida Supreme 150,000. It was made in France, and a term, nnd Hon. R. C. Dunn is beginning son, county clerk, in payment o f fees on nearly every variety lie grown so abun­ Court, administered the oath o f office, new one will have to be cast. his first term as railroad commissioner, tax » u iu now pending. dantly and at so small a, cost. The nnd when the cheering subsided Governor having served about seven years as sec­ -It was resolved that the city attorney Pork Theater, Erie, Pa., was burned on trouble w ldi farmers in this Btute is Gilchrist delivered his inaugural address, retary to the commission, be required to make a monthly report o f - New Year s night just after the close of which was must appropriate and which die desire t o ’ ship ns much of th$lr The membership of the supreme court all delinquent taxes collected and turn the entertainment. products to northern markets as possible was frequently punctured with applause. remains the same, though the ch ief jus­ the funds collected to the city treasurer A box of apples containing 112 o f the because o f the high prices obtained for The new governor ably handled public premium fruit from the Spokane exhibi­ early fruits and vegetables, not leaving questions in which the people are inter­ tice is again diosen by lot, as required nt the second regular meeting o f each by the constitution. In ilia order o f seni­ month, taking his receipt for same. tion were sold for $67.20. ested. enough to provide the factories. ority o f commission, the justices are Hon. A fter the reading o f the monthly re­ Governor Gilchrist's inaugural address Beginning January I, the old age penThere is no reason under the sun why R. F. Taylor o f Gainesville. Hon. T. M. port of the city treasurer the council ad­ „ ^°11Bill passed by die British parliament I farmers should not increase the volume of covered all important questions in which Shackleford of Tani|ia, Hon. R. S. Cockrell journed. _______________________ became effective. The bill provides dint production and realize die same paying the people are interested. In closing his of Jacksonville, Hon. W. A . Hooker of *re*y [icrson in Great Britain over seventy price_ps do dieir brodirrs in V irginia for uddress the new governor said he had no Ocala, Hon. J. B. Whitfield of Tallahasfears of age. who i t not a lunatic, and has products left over after their early ship- [ironlist's to make. Fit ».-and- l i w r-C^IL-Perkhiil-TTf-Pensmxjtn^ not been convlrtM nf erima, -amt., w hose|m eats to the northern markets, 1 NS promises Made The clerk o f the suiveine court Is Hon. Over Shipments Are Feared N ow — "T h e people have elected me Governor income does not exceed a sum amounting The Journal is confident that there will Otherwise Prospects Are Good M. H. Mabry o f Tampa. è to $130 a year, is cnUUcd to a pension o f be a wuild o f money in the future can o f Florida without my haying made any (New York Proluce New*] lire shillings a week from the public uens- ning Industry in our big state. That all promises as to any specific policy other Jacksonville, Dec. 31.— It is hard to ury. In cases where husband and w ife that is necessary is an intelligent study than what is embodied in the plutfurm estimate what percentage -of the orange 4 w ■creral other members o f the name fa in -1of the question. Our rich soil and balmy published during the campaign and in crop remains on the trees, but from ad­ the various speeches made during tile ily living together apply, d ie pro rata is climate ensures an endless supply o f mnThe Packer Says Orange M arket Is In vices received from the transportation •lightly reduced. .N ob od y is tob ealiiiifW l|tcrinI o f one sort or anodier every inondi Uame. It would be m y wish for the pub­ Much B etter Condition companies it appears thnt 40 per cent * pension who hasfioFttually re fu n d to in the year, while the world's demand for lic to know of every move made by the New York, Jnn. 2.— The Florida orange ■till remains to be sent out o f tlie State. administration. There should be no se­ market Is in a much better condition than The entire crop umounts to about 4,500,wwk, and a ll who have been brought into |canned goods grows greater every day. crets nx*be tween the administration a n d 1U has been for some tim e past. Th e a v ­ 000 boxes. f poutiun in apply for a pension through P r o f. Slum on Buys McGlon R estau ran t the people. There could be no greater -Ws or her willful acts o f misbehavior, nre erage range of [»rices on U10 street this If the market is Jiat ^again glutted by The Up-to-Dnte Restaurant at the cor­ policy for any governor to have than that debarred. " week was $1.75 to $2, with fancy Indian injudicious shipping by all the growers ner o f First street and Palmetto avenue, his administration should be run on busi­ River fruit, including the pineapple vari­ trying to get their crop into tile market Nelson Morris At Co., m eat packers, have heretofore conducted by Robert McGlon, ness -principles, free from , gx o ft and free ety, ranging in price from $2.30 to $3.50. at the sainc limc. ' there~ w ill be better ° 11 ByHSffi o f pensioning their em- has been purchased b y Prof. J. M. Stumon, from [icrsoiial glorification. Although no The grapefruit market is In n worse prices and there is no reason why good Ptoytcs. In addition to the pension fund who assumed charge o f die same Monday, claim is made as to being stronger than condition than U has been at any previ­ prices should not be maintained during me Nan embraces an em ployees' oo-operMr. Stuuion is an experienced caterer the generality of men. y e t strength la ous lim e this season. The demand is the next two or three montiis. .. ••ivç bank and an industrial profit-sharing and no doubt will make u great success of hoped for to be good enough, strong very slow and the offerings are heavy One o f the greatest troubles during the fa u n s. _ . . the business. A lready extensive repairs, enough and true enough to perforin my and the prices consequently low, Tlie past season has been, that whenever any uniter county, Ga.. ¿egins the new year alterations and decorations have been duties to the [icople and yio the state average offerings o f grapefruit sold at market has quoted a good price, fruit has * 11every dollar o f indebtedness canceled made and when others contemplated have without thought o f peroonnl gain or future $1.75 to $2.00 and some very fine stock been rushed to that point, and by so do­ money In die treasury, v I been completed this will indeed be an up- political preferment. reached $2.50. ing the markets were overloaded, causing " Admiral Dot," form erly with Bamum's to-date restaurant Mr. Stumon will have "T h e welfare o f the people o f the slate The offerings o f beans were mostly poor a big slump in price. This does not moan c*r™». Is to build a seven-story hotel in Jeverything first-class for the entertainment should mark the lines o f whatever power and sold at $2 to 12.50, with an occa­ ' that Florida is raising more oranges than White Plains. N. Y., his present borne. I o f ladies and gentlemen, all o f whom he is given a governor. The very channel sional fancy basket bringing $3. Peas the consumer can eat, or over-production. Surah Gordon dunl at Fiat Coving- in v ilc i to ?UU nn(1, test the service; t w ldeha governor moves should be hound­ renge-Tn-feioe from $3 1« $0, according I t m eans there is no ayatstn, or organized • jon. near Malone, N. Y , died Jan. 4. aged I N ew Dry G oods S to r e — ed by the constitution and by laws. The to quality and lettuce from $2 to $2.50. movement on tlie part o f the grower in beacon light should light the best inter­ £ggptants were very scarce and were Florida. Most o f the packing houses all ... r . a'.,J nlne nwnUui- ^ w a ,b ofn M. A . Fortson o f Washington. G o . has ests o f the people at large. wanted at $4. while peppers were also o ver the state d osed down for the holi­ the s, . ' Uved u*o a t.o i Uuii: 1,1 arrived in the city and w ill opeii a dry “ In filling the vacancies in offices the In .light supply and sold ut $4 to $4.50. days. and by the time the fruit w ill begin es. Her neither lived to be 114. g o ^ jj n o re lit one o f the rooms o f the Tomatoes were in good demand, but to m ove freely, there should be a large work o f the past tw elve months has Stone-Gove building'on First street, oppo- recommendations o f the primaries w ill be that the excavation for the Panam a site The Herald office. Mr. Fortson expects respected. Where no primary elections tlie offeringt o f fancy stock were light and demand and good market at all points M B B m completed in two to have the room ready to receive the are held the filling o f vacancies in county the market ranged from $2 to $4, accord­ nod by careful packing and ju didal i ,& £ ■ Iths from the present stock In a fe w days and will be ready for offices will be referred to the Democratic ing to quality, the best offerings bringing shipping, market sltouid remain firm un­ executive committees o f the respective the outside figure. til the end of tlie season. „ -------------------. is now about furty per I business about January 20. AN ABLE INAUGURAL ADDRESS WE WILL HAVE ELECTRIC LIGHTS J P K it CANNING FACTORIES - ¿w m . m i,i FLORIDA ORANGE CROP FLORIDA PRODUCTS IN N. V: a u 1 >1 r ' L i I «er � 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, 1909 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, January 02, 1909 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 02, 1909. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 02, 1909; <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/c16b4d385b7eb557ead8b6b9533554d9.pdf 03a4d77de05a66ad1f56cdbb11310e3b PDF Text Text January 2,1005 TH E SANFüftß HERALD TODAY-OPPORTUNITY Sanford’s Sub-Irrigated Land W ill Never Flowing Wells Guaranteed One Thousand Acres of Celery Lands Adapted to Celery Lettuce, Cauliflower, Potatoes, Etc LAND ON E A S Y P A Y M E N T P LA N S anford , F 1 ► ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ FROM MACARONI DELTA Quaint Quibbles From Sis Hopkins Many n lielted earl needs girding in. A 11men Whn_Jiny0_ rocks nn-ti't Minty hearted. Bakers are usually stingy—they knend their dough. Impatience in an actor is often mis­ taken for genius. Because n girils a belle is no reason she should wear enrrings. Some folks act as if they didn’t belong in a cab, and they don't usunlly. The man who needs n valet to take care of his clothes must be n villainous dresser. /Some girls think they are |>nicticing the golden rule when they have their hair % r r o m The H era ld 's S p ecie! C orresp on d en t Uv W ir e le s s telep h on e Ask Bill Duckworth bow toclimh a barb wire fence lit a hurry with a pair of heavy cowhide boots in close tquch with his coat tails nnd see him get red in the face. Of course Nancy Perkins' dad might tell how Bill did It. Miss Belladonna Sniffles nnd Miss Pera­ lta Tucker will entertain Miss Nellie McSwutt, the chnrmiiig daughter of our be­ loved pastor, tomorrow night with n pink tea audifried liver luncheon. Miss Nellie hns just graduated at the Southpaw feiitnlc semitcry and hns studied foreign languages nnd chiropody, Aunt Betty Studier Is laid up with fatty degeneratimi of the liver and Unde Bill will feel much chagrined if It proves fatal. A Sanford automobile ran overn |mlrent in front of Rube Billingsley’s bouse last Sunday night and nut sited it fiat and the atmosphere in the neighborhood hns itcen much tainted ever since. Rev. Deuteronomy .Iones <>f Mm-nnmi. Delta and Rev. Abraham I.lncoln Johnson of Bungalow Corners swapped pulpits last Sunday The knights nnd ladies of the Jumping JesoVus moved Into their new hall over Zeke Plummer’s livery stable last night nnd much hilarity prevailed. Luke Stetson colled on Preacher CoodI^fcher'g »laughter last Sunday night and was seen leaving at » p. in. o’clock sharps Luke has found out that the minister’s daughter don’t sit up till midnight otiti the boys are guying him quite much, JJim Slushcr’t baby jg culling teeth and summer complaint is feared, Jim’s dad died of cholera infantum nnd the dreaded ailment seems to run in the family. Silas Corkini is studying to tie a botan­ ical doctor. Silas dad was the best cow doctor In the township,! The medical busi­ ness teems to run In the Corklns fondly. Elira Jane Corklns is a female doctre&s and runs a chiropody parlor in Bungalow Bill Joslyn’s big Plymouth Rock rooster got into die widow Cartright's garden the other day and scratched up n Jot of stuff. The widow’s goggle-eyed boy killed die rooster and Bill Is mud as thunder und Ids hens are quite sorrow stricken. It was certainly fowl transactions to say the least. . .. —licyatfas, • lorida * FLORIDA PRODUCTS IN N. V snows Improvement. New York. Dec. 20,—The Florida or­ ange market showed some improvement this week, although prices apparently were no better. Monday there was, a good demand but the following 'days on account of Christmas being near at band buyers seemed to be pretty well filled up. Thé average offerings on Brights am! Rus­ sets sold at $1.7.1 to $2, with ordinary slock bringing $1.50. Indian Rftor or­ onges sold around $2.25, with the plneupplc variety ranging frum $2 to $3, ac­ cording to quality. The ofTerihgs . were pretty heavy. /*— (¡rapt-fruit was Blower than It hns been at any time this season anil prices were probably ni their lowest ebb. The av­ erage offerings sold nround $1.25 to $2.25, with the best at $2.50 and occa­ sionally $3. Tangerines did fairly well, ranging In price from $2.25 to $3 per strap. The Florida lettuce market o|iencd strong Mondny, sales being made up to that day, only 7 cars being received, nnd no New Orleans stock was In 'the market to speak of. Tucsdny receipts were heavier; 10 cars caine in and (trices CQsed off; ranging from $1.50 to $2.50, -Ro­ maine sold nt $9?50 to $2. Eggplants and pepiters were high nnd in good demand at $3 nnd $-1. respect­ ively. Beans did fairly well at $2 to $2.50 nmr-peai” at $2.50 to $3 50. White squash was quoted $2 (ter crate. Very few cticuiul#r* arc coming. They John Houston, fighting, was sentenced were In good demand nt $3 to $3.50, to five months bn the county road, Most of ttic tomatoes»*arriving were in Roberi Anderson. forging-check,■was greerr condition and iintTTo be- put in the sentenced to twelve months onthecounty warm rooms to ripen. They sold prindroads. Irvine Whittaker, carrying n razor, got The receipts of Flurida strawberries are three months on county roads. a little heavier and prices are lower. Henry Thomtis, fighting, got four montlts The market is Quotable at 40 to 50c a on county roads. quart and the frail is pretty good for litis W. C. Barnes plead guilty to the charge time of the year. of assault, but Judge Beggs refused to ac- Stockholders’ Annual Meeting A wife, by n middle-aged widower with two boys aged eight and eleven. One not over diirty-flve. with nodiildrentmdsome means preferred. However, any offer con­ sidered. My property consists of an or­ ange grove, city lots, and a salary of $60 per month. Give particulars in first letter. Address, Box 733, Orlando, Fia. • of the First National Bank of Sanford will be held at the office of the bank, in San­ ford. Fla., on lite second Tuesday In Jan■F. P. Fokstek, Cashier The Herald furnishes engraved visidng cords at the same price asked in Jackson­ ville and New York. C ERTAINLY NOT, never thought of such a tiling. It’s the other fellow who will likely go. You have not yet your family well provided for nor all the debts lifted from your Property, so you will live. Your Buildings may bum, so you keep them insured. How would it tlo to let one of the Strongest Life Institutin' companies in the WORLD carry that risk upon your Life, instead of forcingdt upon your Wife and Children'' A little money saved this way, each year, will make life in later years comfortable and happy. Do not fail to examine the _ ¡¡j» i. —T— Ü W R IT E . Equitable Life’s Standard Policy -á¡T Prescribed by the New York State Law Equitable Life Assurance Society O f THE UNITED STATES' J' COLES, Jr„ General Agent, Jacksonville, Florida MRS. E. P. WELBORNE, . J. N. N. WIflTNER. Special Agent Resident Agent, Sanford, 1 L WEW W dl paper will change uninviting annul rooms into tn at­ tractive cheerful home. We place at your door the privilege of »electioDi from the Urged -angcm*t varied stuck In the South. Piptfapn, Vii» inlittq IU -IU w. Bay sc BALFE-CONROY COM PANY Quickly and Neatly Executed at The Herald Printirit! Company �... . . . --------- TW ELVE — r A G E S — PART I— PAGES I TO 8 «fi; IN SANFORD—Life U Worth' Living Number 22 Items - SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 9, 1909 cent completed, and more than half of this work has been accomplished since Jonunry. 1008. telegraph plant is to be erect­ of Interest Gleaned fro m edA«1wireless Njcvrporu R. L. that wiUhavaa work­ 'Various Sources ing radius of 1250 miles. It Is reported that rich discoveries of ■ ____have'been made on theTuliksak river. NEWS OE THE WORLD HERALD IS NOW GOV. GILCHRIST Gr$at Multitude Greets the-New Chief Executive - « Tft.ï F in i Year counties. Whether the officers recom mended nre friends of mine or belong to the same political party isoismalfamount They should be competent, sober nnd honest.*1 - r . — t----Officers sf the Ststs LOCAL LEGISLATION Interesting M eeting-or' B(Tarif _ of Aldermen The officers of the Stnte of Florida, be ginning Inst Tuesday, are ns follows: HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK I Ainskn. fa r T * Hon. Albert W. Gilchrist, governor. !'l An exposition. Insting two weeks, from AN ABLE INAUGURAL ADDRESS Hon. G. T. Whitfield, private secretary WE WILL HAVE ELECTRIC LIGHTS JApril 12th to 20th, is to be held in Louisto the governor. rtere th e'R ead er» Will Find a Brief ville, Ky„. the object of which is to demHop- H. Clay „Crawford._ secretary. 0:1 ttlstorteat •8 print Flowing* onstrnte the desirability of lighting South Handles The Subjects of Moment In state. SjJRford Light &. Fuel Company WII For Hurried Readers cm cities nfter the manner of Now York Install a Plant—Price Raised on Straightforward Manner—First Hon. Park M. Trammell,.attorney gen­ Collection or Garbage Act a Kiss For Mother eral. The Greek synod has dethroned Datnla-1 °*tyHon. A. C. Croom, comptroller. nos the Greek patriarch of Jerusaleuj.wlio.j— On January 2nd the Atlanta postofllce Council met in regular session last With appropriate ceremonies, and be­ declined to resign. The petrierchfavored j handled over 270.000 pieces of mall—the fore n multitude of enthusiastic people, MundayTtlght, with all members presentr Hon.-Wr VrKnntt train*Yren«ur?r: reforms for his native flock, which were Jlnrgest amount ever handled in one day Albert W. Gilchrist of Puma Gorda. at Hon.W. M. Holloway, superintendent.of After roll call nnd reading of the minpwbUs Iminio l l o i f » " » ' ■ 1 ■ * r r « Tygtdff KJisf«n tt-m jffltfin sr ■UU-ii - E. MoLiw,conjmisiimMM of agri­ neas was taken up. were o p p o s e d p e n s i o n list nowcon- Governor, and Is now the chief axaautar culture. Mayor Lake reported having had an ewild—haxc.reduced..cGOaulatablliu,the tains L000.053 names, a tteerenseof 50- of Florida. Hon. R. E. Rosa, state chemist. interview with Superintendent Higgins in church revenues over which Uuraimod has 375 during the past year, Turning from the cheering crowdns the regard to the unnecessary noise of the Hon. E. H. Sellnrds, state geologist. complete controL por two weeks some 1800 young people last words were spoken, binding him for engined in the railroad yards at night, Hon. Ernest Amos, state auditor. for years to the fnithful performance of ft I '¿TV! Abrnhain Ruef, leader of the grafters in belonging to the Baptist Union, Christion Hon. W. B. Sadler, assistant state audi­ nnd that Superintendent Higgins would Ssn Francisco, has been sentenced to four- Endeavor and Epworth league societies his duties ns governor of the Stnte of tor. do all In his power to have the noises teen years in the penitentiary. The case of Cleveland. Ohio, have pledged them- Florida. Gen. Albert W. Gilchrist today Hon. J. Gifford R. Foster, adjutant abated. exemplified the simplicity of his nature has been appealed. selves to live as they believe Christ would ‘ tVl‘1 There was no reilBrt from the build­ and the depth of his royal manhood by general. Tom Longboat, the Canadian Indian |Ove ^ he was now on earth, Hon. R. Hudson Burr, rallrood commis­ ing, street, fire or sanitary committees. Implanting a kiss upon the lips of his champion long distance runner, was mar- [ Distinct carthquake'shocks were felt in --iÿf !.. ■■ > It wns resolvcUuhnt a printed form 1 » proud mother. At this net of loyalty the sioner. ried last week to a full blooded Molinwk I Trenton and oilier places in New Jersey .[1 ->V ». Hon. N. A. Uiitch, railroad commissioner. prepared, to be filled out when a new audience for a moment was silent nnd N! i i lost Monday. maiden. * J Hon. R.C. Dunn, railroad commissioner. building is to be erected or street work only the strains of the “ Star Spangled On January 1 state prohibition Taws Beach Hargis, who killed his father, Batyirr" were heard, but a deafening cheer Hon.-----— . clerk railroad commission. is to be done. went into effect In North Carolina, Ala-1 Judge Hargis, ia Jackson, Ky„ hns been arose nnd swelled until it seemed the The only change in the cabinet is that It was resolved that the ordinance ndmiltcd to ball in the sum of $25,000. very heavens would lie rent and the hap­ Hon. Pork M. Trammell succeeds Hon. granting a franchise to the Sanford Light bsiun and Mississippi. . The Washington Ufa Insurance Co. of py woman, standing beside her signally William 1L Ellis as attorney general. Bl Fuel Cu. bo put upon its first reading. Judge Beggs wns present and explained CANNING FACTORIES New York tuis boon merged into tho Pittshonored son. seemed tu drop the years Under the state constitution the governer cannot succeed himself, but this provision the details of Uie-*franehlso tu the mem­ . burg Life mid Trust Co., and the offices from her shoulders 11s she blushed nt Bus bers of the council. does not apply to any other official. and everything pertaining to the former Such an Industry In Florldo~WflH*ro- honor done to her and tiers Of thp nbove fist of state officials the , Resolved, thnt the new sanitary ordin­ company hns been moved to Pittsburg. duce a Great Income It wns shortly before 10 o'clock when — - Thomas S. Lewis, the-well known crack­ The canned products of California or­ the - civic procession formed on Monroe oldest in commission is Hon.B. E. McLin, ance be put upon itsxhlnlatld final rend­ er manufacturer of Atlanta, died Inst week. chards and truck farms ore even more street and moved toward the capital commissioner of ngriculture.whose service ing and passage. This new ordinance • dates from January, 1001, He is now en­ changes the rates for trash boxes from In Si. Paul, Minn., Dec. 31, the mercury widely known than her fresh fruits and grounds, where the Governor and Govern­ tering upon Ills third full term. Hon. H. 5 cents per quarter to 75 cents per registered five degrees below zero, and at vegetables, and perhaps bring more or-elect, Btaff officers, the ex-governors, Gay Crawford, secretary of stale; Hon. quarter for residences. Stores shall pay ex-justices of the supreme court, cabinet money into the state, says llie Jackson­ Saskatchewan thirty below. ville Fruit and Produce News. officers, supreme court justices, railroad A_ C. Croom, comptroller, and Hon. W. V. $1.50 per.quarter instead of the old rale A bill to establish postal sayings banks The canneries tnke care of the excess commissioners, state chemist, Btute audi­ Knott, stnte treasurer, were appointed to of 25 cents per quarter. The price for has beep introduced in congress. stuff which is not slnpjied in the fresh tor nnd assistant state auditor,stnte geolo­ their respective positions by Gov. Jen. buckets remains the same. Resolved, thnt the finance committee On January 1 n new postal arrangement state, nod therefore everything raised on gist, re|>rcse11talives of the state press, nlngs,tmd since then have been repeat­ edly elected py the [ico[ild. Hon. William lie authorized to employ competent tal­ mayor nnd city couneiimen nnd members become effective between the United the California grove or farm is utilized to of tlie reception committee, took carriages M, Holloway, state superintendent of pub­ ent to audit the isescnt city records and States and Germany. It provides'for a the best advantage of llie grower. two cent rntn-on letters going from one The establishing of canning plants in and, preceding the military, moved up lic instruction, is beginning his second to purchnsc and open 0 new set of books ry-to Ui* »tb—> »There-ie-a-proviso. Florida on a large sente Is n crying need, ■Adams street lb 'the governor's mansion, elective-term,-tmd -Hon. Pork M. Tram-" adaptrriTTrthe preset!fWFHs hf IflecHy. Resolved, that the chair appoint a com­ however, that the new rataappliesonly to and dint such establishments would |iuy where Governor Broward and Indies joined mell,' attorney general, Is beginning his first term. Hon. R. E. Rose, stnte chem­ mittee, Including the mayor and three mall dispatched by steamships sailing is evidenced from die recent retxirts of n the procession, thence east to Monroe from New York and from Genian ports Virginia¿¿unaTu which made II per cent street and south on suid Street to tile ist; Hon. Ernest Ainos, state auditor, and aldermen, to confer on the franchise and Horn J. C .R . Foster, adjutant general, contract granting electrical- jirtvilegei Tri ct. Otherwise Uid~former rate of five" on the investment in one year's opera Leoii, Hotel, where the governor-elect and Indies joined the procession. The pro­ were first appointed by Guv. Jennings the city of Sanford, nnd make such cents an ounce for first ounce and three tion. and have been retained since by succes­ changes in the franchise and contract as i lì cents on ounce for each additional ounce Only last week a number of truck farm­ cession then moved south tu the south wÇj sive npixiiptments. Hon. W. B. Sadler, may seem advisable to said committee, or fraction thereof must be paid. ers near Savannah organized a company side of the capital grounds, then west to Li assistant state auditor, and Dr. E. H. Sel and also to employ. If necessary, an ex­ Kangaroo is to enter the list of food and will begin nt once to erect a modern Adams street, and thence up Adams lards, stnte geologist, were appointed by pert electrical engineer to go over the meats in this country, a New York butcher plnnt to tnke careof their surplus product. street to the west side of the capital ■* ill' ,-v. Gov. Broward. If on. R. Hudson Burr was city and give estimates of oust and rea­ In view of diese facts the comments of .grounds, where the governor pud govom having arranged for the ini|>ortntlon of ' rr V ÎÎS - ÎK first appointed railroad commissioner by sonable prices on fighting the city by the Pensacoln Journal deserve attention. or-ciect remained until the troops passed 200 kangaroos from Australia* Gov. Jennings, to succeed IJon. 11. E.Da*, electricity, said committee to report nt . in review, after which the party entered Says our contemporary: A flaw has been discovered in the 100resigned in October, 1903, and he is now the next regular meeting of city council. the capitol building.' If there is any state where cunning can lnch lens designed for the obscrvntory at serving his second elective term. Hon. Resolved, thnt the clerk be authorized It was ut the noon hour when Chief be made to [my it is Florida. In no sec­ Passadcnn, California. The lens cost N. A. Uiitch is in the middle of his first to draw-vouchers in favor of B. M. Robin­ Justice Whitfield of the Florida Supreme 150,000. It was made in France, and a tion of the country can vegetables of term, nnd Hon. R. C. Dunn is beginning son, county clerk, in payment of fees on Court, administered the oath of office, nearly every variety lie grown so abun­ new one will have to be cast. his first term as railroad commissioner, tax »uiu now pending. dantly and at so small a, cost. The nnd when the cheering subsided Governor having served about seven years as sec­ -It was resolved that the city attorney Pork Theater, Erie, Pa., was burned on trouble wldi farmers in this Btute is Gilchrist delivered his inaugural address, i,i retary to the commission, be required to make a monthly report of - New Year s night just after the close of die desire t o ’ ship ns much of th$lr which was must appropriate and which The membership of the supreme court all delinquent taxes collected and turn the entertainment. products to northern markets as possible was frequently punctured with applause. remains the same, though the chief jus­ the funds collected to the city treasurer A box of apples containing 112 of the because of the high prices obtained for The new governor ably handled public premium fruit from the Spokane exhibi­ early fruits and vegetables, not leaving questions in which the people are inter­ tice is again diosen by lot, as required nt the second regular meeting of each by the constitution. In ilia order of seni­ month, taking his receipt for same. tion were sold for $67.20. ested. enough to provide the factories. ority of commission, the justices are Hon. After the reading of the monthly re­ Governor Gilchrist's inaugural address Beginning January I, the old age penThere is no reason under the sun why R. F. Taylor of Gainesville. Hon. T. M. port of the city treasurer the council ad­ „ ^°11Bill passed by die British parliament I farmers should not increase the volume of covered all important questions in which Shackleford of Tani|ia, Hon. R. S. Cockrell journed. _____________________ became effective. The bill provides dint production and realize die same paying the people are interested. In closing his of Jacksonville, Hon. W. A. Hooker of *re*y [icrson in Great Britain over seventy price_ps do dieir brodirrs in Virginia for uddress the new governor said he had no FLORIDA ORANGE CROP Ocala, Hon. J. B. Whitfield of Tallahasfears of age. who it not a lunatic, and has products left over after their early ship- [ironlist's to make. Fit ».-and- liw r-C^IL-Perkhiil-TTf-Pensmxjtn^ not been convlrtM nf erima, -amt., whose|meats to the northern markets, 1 NS promises Made The clerk of the suiveine court Is Hon. Over Shipments Are Feared Now— "The people have elected me Governor income does not exceed a sum amounting The Journal is confident that there will Otherwise Prospects Are Good M. H. Mabry of Tampa. è to $130 a year, is cnUUcd to a pension of be a wuild of money in the future can of Florida without my haying made any (New York Proluce New*] lire shillings a week from the public uens- ning Industry in our big state. That all promises as to any specific policy other Jacksonville, Dec. 31.—It is hard to FLORIDA PRODUCTS IN N. V: estimate what percentage -of the orange ury. In cases where husband and wife that is necessary is an intelligent study than what is embodied in the plutfurm 4 w ■creral other members of the name fain-1of the question. Our rich soil and balmy published during the campaign and in crop remains on the trees, but from ad­ the various speeches made during tile ily living together apply, die pro rata is climate ensures an endless supply of mnThe Packer Says Orange Market Is In vices received from the transportation •lightly reduced. .Nobody is tobealiiiifWl|tcrinI of one sort or anodier every inondi Uame. It would be my wish for the pub­ Much Better Condition companies it appears thnt 40 per cent * pension who hasfioFttually refund to in the year, while the world's demand for lic to know of every move made by the New York, Jnn. 2.—The Florida orange ■till remains to be sent out of tlie State. administration. There should be no se­ market Is in a much better condition than The entire crop umounts to about 4,500,wwk, and all who have been brought into |canned goods grows greater every day. crets nx*between the administration and1U has been for some time past. The av­ 000 boxes. f poutiun in apply for a pension through -Ws or her willful acts of misbehavior, nre Prof. Slumon Buys McGlon Restaurant the people. There could be no greater erage range of [»rices on U10 street this If the market is Jiat ^again glutted by The Up-to-Dnte Restaurant at the cor­ policy for any governor to have than that week was $1.75 to $2, with fancy Indian debarred. " injudicious shipping by all the growers ner of First street and Palmetto avenue, Nelson Morris At Co., meat packers, have heretofore conducted by Robert McGlon, his administration should be run on busi­ River fruit, including the pineapple vari­ trying to get their crop into tile market ness -principles, free from, gxoft and free ety, ranging in price from $2.30 to $3.50. at the sainc limc. ' there~ will be better ° 11 ByHSffi of pensioning their em- has been purchased by Prof. J. M. Stumon, from [icrsoiial glorification. Although no The grapefruit market is In n worse prices and there is no reason why good Ptoytcs. In addition to the pension fund who assumed charge of die same Monday, claim is made as to being stronger than condition than U has been at any previ­ prices should not be maintained during me Nan embraces an employees' oo-operMr. Stuuion is an experienced caterer the generality of men. yet strength la ous lime this season. The demand is the next two or three montiis. .. ••ivç bank and an industrial profit-sharing and no doubt will make u great success of hoped for to be good enough, strong very slow and the offerings are heavy One of the greatest troubles during the fauns. _ . . the business. Already extensive repairs, enough and true enough to perforin my and the prices consequently low, Tlie past season has been, that whenever any uniter county, Ga.. ¿egins the new year alterations and decorations have been duties to the [icople and yio the state average offerings of grapefruit sold at market has quoted a good price, fruit has * 11every dollar of indebtedness canceled made and when others contemplated have without thought of peroonnl gain or future $1.75 to $2.00 and some very fine stock been rushed to that point, and by so do­ money In die treasury, v I been completed this will indeed be an up- political preferment. reached $2.50. ing the markets were overloaded, causing "Admiral Dot," formerly with Bamum's to-date restaurant Mr. Stumon will have "The welfare of the people of the slate The offerings of beans were mostly poor a big slump in price. This does not moan c*r™». Is to build a seven-story hotel in Jeverything first-class for the entertainment should mark the lines of whatever power and sold at $2 to 12.50, with an occa­ ' that Florida is raising more oranges than White Plains. N. Y., his present borne. I of ladies and gentlemen, all of whom he is given a governor. The very channel sional fancy basket bringing $3. Peas the consumer can eat, or over-production. Surah Gordon dunl at Fiat Coving- invilci to ?UU nn(1, test the service; t wldeha governor moves should be hound­ renge-Tn-feioe from $3 1« $0, according It means there is no ayatstn, or organized • jon. near Malone, N. Y , died Jan. 4. aged I New Dry Goods Store — ed by the constitution and by laws. The to quality and lettuce from $2 to $2.50. movement on tlie part of the grower in beacon light should light the best inter­ £ggptants were very scarce and were Florida. Most of the packing houses all ... r . a'.,J nlne nwnUui- ^ wa,bofn M. A. Fortson of Washington. Go. has ests of the people at large. wanted at $4. while peppers were also over the state d osed down for the holi­ the s, . ' Uved u*oat.oi Uuii: 1,1 arrived in the city and will opeii a dry “ In filling the vacancies in offices the In .light supply and sold ut $4 to $4.50. days. and by the time the fruit will begin es. Her neither lived to be 114. go^jj nore lit one of the rooms of the Tomatoes were in good demand, but to move freely, there should be a large work of the past twelve months has Stone-Gove building'on First street, oppo- recommendations of the primaries will be that the excavation for the Panama site The Herald office. Mr. Fortson expects respected. Where no primary elections tlie offeringt of fancy stock were light and demand and good market at all points M B B m completed in two to have the room ready to receive the are held the filling of vacancies in county the market ranged from $2 to $4, accord­ nod by careful packing and judidal i ,& £ ■ Iths from the present stock In a few days and will be ready for offices will be referred to the Democratic ing to quality, the best offerings bringing shipping, market sltouid remain firm un­ executive committees of the respective the outside figure. til the end of tlie season. „ -----------------. is now about furty per I business about January 20. P K it -¿w m . m a u 1 >1 r ' L i I «er �¿ tL . THE lANnUtDHEUUr yntrmr yoa will 'discover ohdrcnlize CURBSTONE GLEANINGS[for Inter on In life, when sorrows and cores i,4 icre. There are nô desirable houses to be rented. How long will the monied men of our city hesitate to make bucIi an investment T The fact that there are no ¡rentable stdre .-rooms, and no vacant houses Is »seriously -tthd greatly retarding the growth of thé city. If we would have a Greater Sanford, something must be done in the way of housebuilding at once. Get together I like n wind ddlugn còme—don't do any­ thing that will mnka your life In mature A B udfet of Opinion “ Ju st Be­ and old age a burden to any one. Build well, and do not cultivate bad and vicious tween You and Me*' habits that will undermine imd pull down nature's work prematurely. THE GATE POST NOT IN IT The carefully built body of youth yields good health and daily comfort all through life. There Is no “ good time" on earth 4 The man with the green hat I Ugh! * A Ctilel Is Among Ye Taking Notes, that equals the " good time" every day. He gives me *he creeps, or nt least Ids Just to breathe sweet air, feel the pulses and raltH. He'll Prent ’tm "— lint docs. It fairly shrieks, yells nt. and thrill, step with a swing and spring hnrd -S o Says Saunterer. defies nil comers to beat it In loudness, to hold in leash, and know yourself to be 5 * w l « f ^ r r w tp a n J tn t I * T S t lltr m lj, smtchicss, pertness, chic, .or whatever 4 Good Morning I—" I wish you ever well possessed of the greatest gift of the gods b. . m m nt ini. haDn[-|°*” ? I * » » - 1“ ■ and ever prospering to greater-height.’-^— ness to you, my boy, when old nge comes '|press the power ItTias fo daziic. tfemry. and frighten nil men of more sednte nnd WtienWc’lt All Be Good creeping on. sober tastes as to lids, topipleces, hel­ I don't know when the dor will come, _Bat you end I. we wo know , . . know, 4 Many business men say they do not mets, stovepipes or oilier manly bcntlgcar. Tlie h ut efier after SwbUn Rood rrn.lvei ewhUe our o u r* Will Into belns belni trow. trow, believe in advertising, and their local It has them nil beaten at all weights, Som e dey, dor, when we hoi both hove the time. jme newspapers show It. What right has catch-ns-catch-can, and has them on the We'll both c*lt our fault* »war. And you'll be Rood, end I'll tie Rood— such a man to howl qlmut " patronizing mot with both shoulders down. It Is pro­ We Uall be food tome day. trader Has he any claim what­ claimed an easy winner of the- title to home We’ll run our bodneu affair* With thuuRlit of fellow men. ever >m the patronage of the community? ugliness as a head shelter. . • • For we will l i t our ton! Intent What docs he more than the mechanic Go Into action then. We'll make our friends all hnnpier. for the public benefit? It would seem as 4 ** Yes, when you have made your mark And life will really pay. For you'll 1» tnorl. and I ll be Rood— IT some business men bellovod they had |In the world, you can call me yours,", she wvn t irtw <6&nofHra«y.*------, an absolute right to all the money earned sweetly murmured. Someday—o f cuurae. It’s way ahead— b y t i l d r nelghhnra. nnit th a t (iic ir Iveigll- , " What is the mark wiiich you wish mo - But tk nun eudo ware — 1.~ 'fllpllifill 111 iriLiilcmy * lift iflfifclPfliiTtial fume day we will take a lum bors were merm to send obroofMnrvgeods ^Andtrylh^oodandm^^ -With »-look of infinite disgust site my iltntigK^ EVEN . ^ tn S fn fM n m fW r ' And yuu'll be Rood, and I'll be Rood When we've the lime to (pare. • • * spirit of reciprocity pervader their n business ideas. But these men whd not advertise want o good newspaper to " build up the town." They are like the man who wanted his wife to get him an Iextra good dinner, but failed to furnish the cash or food. • • • 'scornfully repliedt—-"’Why. mark, of course," • • • the dollar Successors to N. H. GARNER Groceries H A Y AN D GRAIN % __ __.rr*v_ ,-,y _- - • High Grade Preserves, Jellies, Jams . A Complete Line o f Cigirs and Tobacco THE B j& TO F EVERYTHING W H IT E ,„ F R O N T GROCERY Come and See Us, o r ’Phone 39 Kissimmee -Flawing Wells Rich-Land Cheap,: S ellin g -for good- prices. The dictum has gone forth from the Celery now being marketed. 4 Don't condemn anybody on somebody four hundred of New York City, that else’s hearsay. Judge for yourself, and " Mabcllc Gilman Corey mtist be accepted never pass judgment until you are fully Into tlie sacred circle." This has now be­ CÒME AND SEE certain of the ense as it stands, and then come a very exclusive set None will be take os good a view of the case as possi­ ble. Charity is the back-bone of good 14 A lot of local Indians strayed away eligible hereafter who is not n divorcee, from their nervation tlie other night and or married to one. As Morse Henry once form. • • • screndned some of our prominent citizens, said: "In morals the only line drown Is 4 Over in Memphis, Tenn„ a judge has to whom they Bang— if you can call it at murder."* But this line does not bnr infanticide, nor suicide. From the hills declared that “ bad" grammar does not singing: of Central Park region to Morningsitlc make an indictmenCnccessarily worthless. Rackety, rickety, rockety, ilRl Rackety, raw ItauRherty, tiRI Park, and from Fiftf! nvenue to Yubadnm The indictments are against. W. D. Parr Rlplty, sllplty. hipity, bon I ■ "----------- “— there are not enough babies among the nnd Jim Jones. Parr Is charged"In tlie ------- Sljuio'Altihu Apatlon. AGENTS And yet millions are spent every year smart set, alive and legitimate, ns there V bill with “ driving a pair of inules to n on'foreign Mission». ' •coop with sore shoulders," while Jones is are in -one block over on tlie east side, where high prices for tlie necessities of said to have " worked a mule to a plough with a sore leg." "* 4 Looking backward, a year, I felicitate life, from inent to heat, and from roots to Counsel for the defendants asked that the people of this favored Celery City on rent, would make it nppear, seemingly. the indictments be quashed, ns insuffici­ the substantial growth the city has at­ that children were undesirable. Offlcs with HOLDEN,RIAL ESTATE CO. • • • ently setting forth the offenses with which tained. The future is fraught with greater his clients were charged. Ho asked jhc promise'of growth and progress along (ill 4 You knowwhatthe home-grown gnrcourt to say which it was that had sore linea. Blessed Sanford I den vnrietyof philosopher says about wo­ • • • shoulders, the scoop or the mules, and men keeping secrets. He says n woman Lyp which the injured limb, the plough or the 4 A new era should begin in Sanford in can keep nil kinds of secrets hut twqt mule. the way of business uplifting nnd increas­ Those that are not worth keeping, and „ The court quickly decided thè” mailer ing. Tlie first thing necessary is some those tliut arc too good to Jeep.' ' by holding that ns the Indictment charged new buildings on the main streets, and • • • cruelty to animals nnd not to the scoop new stylish, up-'tfi-ttlè-nflnùte'fronts to 4 Ho lind just pulled the old man out of and piougli. It wus plain that the offense attract trade by giving merchants,,q tlie lake, where he was-drowning. “ You alleged To “ have been committed was chance to make fine displays of the stocks have saved my life," he cried; "You mny against the animals, and not the imple­ of elegant goods carried by the local deal­ have my daughter ns reward." The mnrv ments to which they were driven. He ers. Tlie stocks carried here in this city took a hurried glance at the dnughter, then overruled the motion formally. equal those of any place In the South. and then quickly dropped tlie old man How ubout tlie phrase, "b ad " grom­ Ail dial is wanted is some good, modern hack into tlie water and ran for ids life. C o r n e r F irst S tre e t and P a lm e tto A ve n u e S anford, riorida mar? Bad is an udjective, the opposite rooms and buildings to show therki off Yours for Progress, of good, and relates to conduct, h would properly. Two or more good three or —Tire S a u n t e r e r . seem that it may not properly qualify the four-story modern office buildings will word "grammar," as this word cannot be also have to be provided, nnd (hep,' with Novelty In Jewelry •aid to hove "conduct. 1 Correct, or in­ a handsome progressive city of modern Henry McLaulin. the Jeweler, hns one of correct, grammar appears to he tlie better buildings, the location of factories will the very latest nnd pne of the prettiest phrasé, for "correct"*Is an adjective come as an easy sequence. " Jewelry novelties that has ever come out« DEALER IN meaning to lead straight—not faulty—to The articles In the line embrace belt pins, . J amend—to lmi>rove. English grammar is 4 Tlie speller at “ Ten Nights in n Bar­ stick pins, hat pins, brooches, sleeve but­ sometlilng wonderful in its ramifications, room,” last Wednesday night', in an­ tons. Watch fobs, eta, eta, and are made and fills all students of the Innguagc with nouncing that J ^ b u m V Minstrels would in tlie following manner: A coin of one M psM W agtm .■*'*'— *-- -VdNMIUlJr 1PflI IlIHJ UIKllll D11.J1til9, be here FriJay night, gave this recom­ realm, dimes, quarters, half-dollars and • • • mendation : , dollars are stamped with a very powerful A A prominent young society lady rather die, forcing from the renr the goddess of "They have given universal satis­ Impetuously said to me yesterday: "It faction every place." liberty to the front In heavy has*relief. would he'a tremendous blessing if all Sari fort I Avenue Nov, Br6. Powell nnd Dr. Law, “ get The stamping is one of the prettiest and Phone 132 women would at least try to cultivate tlie niter" tills grnimryir. most perfect ever turned out, and the • • • art of seeing without looking—or, at least, beauty (jf the face is striking. There are without seeming to look. -Who has noi 4 “ Ten Nights Id a Burroom" wns pre­ also pennies stamped' in the same way withered under the scrutiny of a friend or sented nt the Opera House Wednesday and gold-plated. The coins nreatl genu­ acquaintance who, meeting us cnsually, night.by a lot of amateurcs by "request." ine and the work is not in conflict with has let her eyes wander up and «town our At least it wns so stated by the manage­ the government's edict against mutilating entire costume—from hat to shoes—ns if |ment of tlie aggregation, which usually cqiflB.iqr.-thc treasury department »nv* she were on assignee jiniployed to in- shows under a tent (should be under that the coins are done in soch a manner ** , ventory every detull and afterwards ap­ ground). I do not know who requested it that they cannot (losslbly be passed again praise the whole ?" » * to show in the Opera House, bat whoever nnd this is different from punching holes There is, of course, a natural desire lii-'Aai he Bhould be held personally re­ in them. Every one who sees tlie display among womanhood to see and take In a sponsible. Tlie barnstormers were not to in the window goes Into raptures over toilette of a friend, hut nothing, absolute- blame. They were requested, and were the pretty articles. * * .. 9 ,» nothing, is more lllbred than the pro- too polite to refuse. .I have seen worse loaded atul wandering stare thnt very few perform sneer than th*|m|tation given by ... Surrey for Sale women know how to control Stylishly them, but 1 cannot ndwTcmember wherqj We have a new $125,00 one-horse sum-y gowned ladies are cynosures of all eyes, it was nor what It was. 1 am laying for that has only-been used one monili,which but Uiey execrate gaping eyes of idiot tlie man or woman who made that "re ­ we offer for $75.00. tor detailed information, tales, schedules and reservations, see your nisre*! ---.— ... wonder. You muy look, but do not store quest."* 22tf —.S a n to r o Ç a r r ia c e W o rk s . Tjcket Agent, write to or cnll on —push, but do not shovel But in.all seriousness, it is n crime • • • I against the fundamental low of society 1 In Circuit £ourt, Seventh Judicial ClrKu —---------- 4-lf-you have a tale of woe, choke it or |fts-it-ls taught in this country to force 1 - ~colt, Orange County, riortda / A . W . FR I TOT, step on it and ram it back into the skele­ such a tiling upon the public and ask a Carmrll* VManoRotundoand FRANK “C. BOYESTON, o ,H o t undo, her huiband. ton Uoset and nail the door. The world price of admission. So long as such »U Division Passenger Agent • Travelling Possi uger Agent and M ile Kotundo In hi* own , _ riRht, } Bill lor Partition Toves you In sunshine and despises you "fakes" are permitted to "gu ll" the pubA tlan tic Coast Line, Jackso n ville, Fla. lltv fin Innif tillVI ahas ili*i»t.Ls.i VIltcirlaMflll BOO. W ILSO N , Jr., Kissimmei, Fla. TH IG P E N & COM PAN Y m General Fire Insurance Sanford, S. F. Florida 3ALLAS Tin, Slate and Tile Roofing Gutter and Galvanized Tanks Repair Work a Specialty £ HOLLY W IL L IA M S Florida s Western Meats Full Line of Groceries Atlantic Coast Line R. R. -GOE S E V E R Y W H E R E North, East, West and South Consult the Purple Folder very great to tell o f one's sorrows. It Sanford be where ills. The local man­ j To Vlttorla Viilano: I • 'r o m theMlldwvk* of Mike Rotundoand Carmeseeiui almost as if they would tie cast agement should first investigate ih e |lla VUlnno Roisl. l i herein duly Bled, the* dep ot« uside"in that way; but you tell of your |merits of a company before giving them and aay upon oath that they are the cuwpfulnunti namod In the torrRnlnt BUI (,f Partition: that Ihe sorrows to your particular friend and it M‘ l*e boards." When this Is done, then retpundenl. V litarla VIIIbihi tor Victoria VtliaDo). a mm resident oT the State of Florida; that the J. M. STUMAN. Proprietor goes to tills particular friend, and to the public confidence will be restored and ** ■“ ‘¡»f*®* «»d e r the aRe of twenty-one yean; i* f ■ . somebody else'* particular friend, and in the theatrical business of Sanford will be that she I* a cJUaen of the Kingdom of Italy . „ j now retide* with her mother; Cattulica StrReni time it Is the gossip of the town, and you improved. and.i " ui2 ^ lorn * - ^ot Italy, •*~i*'®®t .there i, no ore justly blamed for not keeping your . . ___ -{Si« *>f MorWl* the Service o f a sobj jfljtire to yowraeif. The world. Iifi'j mix.-J 4.1 venture4b » sssertisw U frria rin rth e l ^ M r ^ Mp4, V* JiMjWtwris loustohear of people's troubles; It has |past two weeks no leas than twenty-five | B-]l of Manh, Girner Hrtt Street and Palmetto Avenue — only time to jeer at them, and wonder persons from different sections’ of the| 1009. the ¡tame hein* a m l« day oi a atl «turf. Il U further ordena that tbit MKtM b « puUlehed why. Instead-of—talking about pleasant |country hove come to San(ord with the faf r i*hl nm»ecui ve week* In Th« NaufordW raU things. It Is bored with stories of people's purpose of going into business, but all a rtew»t>«p*r putJUhod In OranRe Coanty. Floehla. W iitir «, B; M~Rotitnajn. Clerk of the Circuit suffering. have been forced to obantfon those in­ Court In and for OraoRe coumy. Tktrida. and the • • • je r io fe e ld roun. »• tentions because of the fact that no room 4 While you are enjoying the so-called coukl be had for business purposes. The M Tausrai, " •*' Solkilor fur Complainant*. happy days, my boy—and they surely are some Is true of those seeking residences u22-8 . By I t A. Howard. D. C. U p -to -D a te Restaurant tst\t Everything Neat and Clean and Cooked -„ to Please the P alate of the Epicure-^ Sanford, 1lurids Best ;Fertilize« On Earth �rp.fs Tue SANfORD HERALD - ^.T ' COiiNTV TAPFFIIINGS m -• A Budget of Interesting Items from Correspondents the e v e n t s or o r a n g e c o u n t y efficient S t iff o f Reporters Weekly Covers the Territory for The Herald CELERY AVENUE NEWS S-k UI mnwrondenl lo The Herald. We lean that the county Is soon to flnlih daylni Celery -avenue- from Mr. MeBride s to the East Coast ferry, a distance „(about 800 yard«. Thistsnmuch need­ ed Improvement and will be hnlled with deM't all especially the nutomohllist, ai the sand Is very deep on this piece oi road as It is. TYom the amount of-steamboat and ___ _ _ _ ____________ _ F H i . ’ dip A T angue-T w titw ^ - VolDSUrSJünTv'íó n *cnne grinding, All A member o f tba Players' club whose report having a grand lime. simple delight In life la collecting old Miss Amnret Clark of Oviedo Is visiting Lblu* ct,Da f**«™ «* the other day from la a A I f . ' - .1 I -. • a a * P tllflin A nA Am ans I _ #4 —_ England ■and as nnsual after aucb .a Miss Annie Hawkins this week. trip bad some new blue treasure got. Charles Hawkins of Commerce. Ga„ re­ on one of his customary off the beat­ turned home after a pleasqnt visit to his en path tramps. He showed It freely, brother nnd sister, Tom Hawkins and Miss talked about It eloquently, but always Annie. when asked whore be found It evaded Mrs. G. C. McDougal nnd two children answering. Finally one who bad noted returned home this week niter spending several such evasions said tq him: the holidays with the old folks at home In "You’ve reached the very worst stage North Carolina. of the collector’s mania. You refuse Burney Beck is the proud father of a to tell the place of your treasure house for fear o f rival looters.” ten-pound celery setter. He's n b o y. “ You are wrong as to my motlvs, Bnmey smiles now when you moot Jtlm. but right as to tbo fact that I won't All are doing well —A. F armer. tell I can't, but I'll wrlto the name for you.” LAKE MARY MELANGE Laboriously bo wrote'.on a card this Special Corrripnndrncr to The Herald : fenrsome thing: “ Mynyddyslwyn." As his questioner stared with startled Another yenr has gone by nnd now we eyes at tbo nerva-shattcriug iron].the have to write 1000 on all our letters. Collector cxplnlned that It tvnl th% true Mrs. Aubmy Moran nnd children of Ge­ k*)d lawful name or a pariah In *Monneva spent Now Year’s day with herr montbshlre, near Pontypool, England. parents. Rev. andrMwr'J; F f SuntlclT —New York Bun. Little Elsie Norstrorti Is go“lng to a|u»nd Th» Furiarsi 8pongt. the winter with her nunt. Mrs. J. A. Ny/'If you attend a Persian funeral they Innd. •' hand you at the door a small, this —Mr-aod Mrs. W. Srlmte were visttonrwf sponge.” The speaker, a popular un Lake Mary, Monday. dertnker, amlled. naptha launch travel up the St. Jolins river io LikaHarney from Sanford., we livtng „«iT the East foast ferry often wonder tb? government doesn’ t beacon the river from Sanford to llnrhey. This woulJ simulate travel and make more safe and Mr. nnd Mrs. J.'B. Stryker attended the «main that which now goes. bnll nt Orlando on New Year'« e t plans« advise we CclSchool tty nvenue* nrtd Cameron avenue crackers cntlon of n week for the holidnys. Just when to prime our ears to hoar the teacher nnd iniplls were glad to get back locomotive whistle? You know, Mr. Conoly, there are quite a number of farmer to work. We nro glnd to see Mr. Cline bock again. railroad men out here. When the trains on the new railroad be­ He lias been spending the summer in the gin to run, the county should mako some North. arrangement whereby the school children Mr. nnd Mrs. W. Perdue nre bnck again living In the celery delta could be carried niter spending several days visiting rela­ . to and from school ns the ’bus is over­ tives nnd friends ntUrnidentownnnd Pine crowded. Castle. . And right here, speaking about over___ OVIEDO OCCURRENCES ' crowding, what's tlie matter with the San­ ford poqtoffice. Isn't It usually ovcrcrowd- Special Correspondence loThe Herald. ,.l. especially on Sunday and at mail B. G. Smith, iiith. the popular conductor -of time. Wlmt Sanford needs is n Inrger nnd the Á C. L. on this run Is erecting n nice better ventilated postofflee. 'Tl*e - force is residence, on his |>rf*|grty near,GM Ham­ all right, from the postmaster down. mock. He has several acresunder culti­ j Some of the latest homeseekers, or , I vation. might have said health nnd wealth seek­ T. H.'Benn left Wednesday for his old ers, to settle In the celery delta are Messrs. home in Alabama on a short visit. W* M. Cust. K. C. Bradshaw nnd D. U. MuA large congregation wns in attend­ gill recently settled on Cameron avenue. ance nt the Methodist Church Sunday These gentlemen are nil westerners, from both morning nnd evening to welcome Chicago. Mr. Cust has just completed his the new minister. He delivered two fine stone residence, and it is a model of very forcible sermons. beauty nnd comfort, and Is equipped with Charles I.ee went over ta Sanford to­ all modern conveniences, including electric day to visit relatives for a few days. lights. In this home, assisted by our fine Misses Martha nnd Nellie King nnd climate and beullh-giving artesian wutcr, Ella Belle Jouet returned to Det-mul Ur. Cust will rebuild his broken henlth. Mr. Cust bus held lhtf~reapohslb1e~ahd try­ Wednesday to re-entor Stetson, after n ing position of chief rate .dork, for the vacation pleasantly s|>cnt with parents. Santa Fee railroad system for more thnn Rev. R. W. Lnwton. one of Oviedo's twenty years. oldest residents, died in Biloxi, Missis­ Mrs.T. P.'Cdmpropst entertained during sippi Sunday morning, nnd wns hurled . New Year's Mrs. Frank E. Bond of I>e here Tuesday. His funeral was largely Land. Mrs. G. F. Storm nnd Miss Storm of attended by sorrowing relatives nnd Cleveland, Ohio. On their return to Be friends. The deceased wns n publicLand Mr. Compropst curried them in his spirited man, taking n keen interest in the upbuilding of his community, nnd fine yacht, the Sophia, to Becrsford. served for n number of years on the Tom HuWktns and his sister. Miss An­ County School Board, which |M)sition he nie, were very ngreenbly surprised by their mother, Mrs. John Hawkins, irnying still held at his death. School has reopened again nftcr the them a visit, remnining through Christmas and New Year, nnd returning this week to usual Christinas holidnys nnd both teach­ ers nnd patrons qrc anticipating a most her home nt Commerce, Ga. Another of the wealth seekers, for judg­ fruitful session. ing from his looks he is not a health seek­ er, Is congenial Benjamin E. Squires of Good Ground. Long Island, who has recently purchased >)vc acres on Cameron uvenue, is to commence building a fine residence this week. The celery nnd lettuce In the celery delta traversed by Celery. Cameron and Bcardall avenues Is looking fine, Messrs. Chapcll Williams, Aldridge, Hawkins, Docrncr, and Kosaiter leading as usual. Mr. Com_ propst has out three acres of celery and two of lettuce; Charlie Merrlwether lius eight ncres of celery, caull (lower, lettuce, etc.; (»ay, Charlie, can’t you get Ihnt Vir­ ginia fanner dad of yours* to come down here?); W. J. McBride has his place cov^ ered. and looking nice, in caull flower and — celery. N. J. Tanner, an old sjient several dnys here ing his many friends. now located nt Sanford, gaged in the mercantile Oviedo resident, this week greet­ Mr. Tanner is where he is en­ business. Theodore Aulin, one of our young busi­ ness men. makes frequent trips to Chuluotn. lie says the hunting is fine along the wqy. Headquarters for Iron Age tools. Any thing you want in hand plows,. fertilizer distributors, etc., Harry J. Wilson. ''It Is amusing to thluk of,” he na|it, Imagine It—by menus of these s. _ Florida Fruits Vegetables *• General Insurance Agents SANFORD, FLORIDA TO P P R IC ES FOR YOUR ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT, TANGERINES AMI-EARLY-VEGETABLES. HEW ITT & CO. . .JOHN V, DEKX0 N &, CO. SS fin it and Produce Too 8carcs to Throw Away. 'They pipe water now through the burning Australian desert that lies be­ Southwest Corner Washington anti Chambers Streets . tween the const and the Kllgoorlle gold fields, a distance of about 2S0 tulles, NEW YORK CITY but In my day In that forsaken coun­ try water was the senreest commodity REFERENCES: Aetna National Bank oi New York City, or any Commercial Agency known,” said a Ban Frnuclsco mining and to Hundreds of Shipp ers who ore shipping to us dally engineer. "It was often bard to get enough water for drinking purposes, and the man who wns reckless enough of hla money to buy a bucketful for a hath was tho talk of the community. I once Indulged In this luxury, and nftcr I ___ :__ :_____ p im R"iiR -CW W WpWa- W .,-----O' k had finished t 'Dfttlced that th# wnter •» i was carefully collected again by the Sales A gen ts and D is trib u to rs vender. BRANCHES BRANCHES '"W h at nrp you going to do with I t f SANFORD C C LER Y UNION I asked the man. 'Sell It to aome other New York Chicago fellow for half price,' he answered, Room 16, Pico Block. ’Phone 269 Washington 'and nfter that I'll sell It several more Cincinnali times, for, you see. it's too scarce, mis­ SANFORD, FLA. Sanford Jacksonville ter, to throw away after only one or two men have washed in It.'" CRUTCHFIELD & W00LF0LK A M o d »« t R e q u e s t. The young man and the girl were standing outside the front door, having a final chat after his evening call. Ue was leaning against the doorpost, talk­ ing In low tones. ITcaently the young Indy looked round to discover her fa­ ther In the doorway clad In a dressing gown. "Why. father, what In Ihe world la tho matter?" sho Inquired. • "John," said thq. father, addressing himself to the young man, “ you know I hove never complained about your staying late, nnd I am not going to complain of that now. But for good­ ness’ snko atop leaning agnlust the bell puab and let tho rest of the family get some sleep." Explosive Diamonds. A curious fact about diamonds la iimi » 1« nni uncommon for tbo crys­ tals to explode as soon ns they Bra brought up from the mine. Sometimes they hnve buret In the pockets or the warm hands-of miners, due to the e f­ fect of Increased temperature. Largo stones are more likely to do this than small ones. Valuable atones have been destroyed In this way. To safeguard them some dealers- place largo dia­ monds In raw potatoes Tor safe trans­ port from South Afrlc*:-J W. VENABLE CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Plans, Specifications , and Estim ates on A pplications, Furnished H ep airW o rk P ro m p tly -J lon e Opp. Postofflce First Street Artesian and! Deep W ell — • ‘ Drilling Telephone No. 60 7“ M. P. LIFE. ' C IT Y CIGAR S T O R E i Best Line of Cigars and Tov T a It by getting Into a game and Mr. and Mrs. T. P.Oom propat have Just Two good-sized rooms, in good location, having It pulledr—Naw York Press. . completed the Insico finishing of their will be rented to desirable persons. Cist­ elegant home, and It Is a marvel of beauty. ern and sulphur water on the premises. Mrs. 11 H. Chapelt chaperoned a party Inqhire at The Herald office. ta SHIPPERS OF when shipped tn IfEW ITT.,-If you nre not doing__ . and preserved In tlny.xoaca of crystal. business .with this Uuuao- wcüc;,u\. Tey nre used afterward as medicine, for they are thought to hnve wouderfuf healing power. During the serv­ ice each mourner keeps his sponge ready, and evefy tear that wells into F R U IT AND PRODUCE C O M M IS S IO N M ER CHANTS his eye Is sopped up before It hns’ a 10 E. Camden St., Baltimore, Md. chance to oflenpe. The undertaker tiptoos politely abont, ho extends tenta­ References: Thin Baiter nnd Thousands of Flensed Shippers in Florida tively the crystal vooc, and those who have anything to add to Its contents squeeze their sponges solemnly there­ in. Then, with a bow of acknowledg­ Tor Good Average Prices and Quick Returns Ship to ment, the undertaker tiptoes on bis wny. extending Ihe vnse politely, now to tho right, now to Ihe left, murmurIng lh.&la gontle.nndTJOdfflng'voIcei ‘" I la r o you shed, sir? Madam, hare you-ohed?’ — ■ ----Wanted A wife, by a middle-aged widower with two boys aged eight and eleven. One not over thirty-five, with no children and some means preferred. However, any offer con­ sidered. My property consists of an or­ ange grove, city lots, and a salary of $00 Mr. nnd Mrs. McBride entertained a per month. party of young folks a few nights since. Give particulars in first letter. . Address, Box 733. Orlando, Fia, .. Singlag and story telling were tiro chief ’ • »*> • 1 w ■ . ■■■■'»*». . .. ..P •*— * attractions. Stockholders* Annual Meeting “ What is the matter with Mrs. Spicy? Mlu Bessie J. W ynn relumed Itome this The annual meeting of the stockholders week to Clyde, after a pleasant visit to of the First National Bonk of Sanford will I saw her sitting on her porch, as 1 came by gritting ber teeth and looking „ ^ ‘M Uertie Riley, __ be held at the office of the bank, in San­ daggers Into vacancy." 1 would like to suggest that there be ford, Fla., oh the second TliPSdnyinJnn* " H e r husband - la • - h a lf. Dour lat#held at the end of the busy season a plc- uury, 1009, at 10 o'clock a. in. and she la giving him abaent treat­ n'c at the shell mound (If Hon. J. N. 1<T5 ment.’’—Chicago JoumaL —FrF. FoRSTOi, Cashier. Whiincr will consent), this picnic lo be Notice Excelsior. given and partidpated*Tn by the truck Dncle—And what will you do when Annual meeting of stockholders of the •rower» and ,th#lr families and recent •eiders that we may becume .better ac­ Sanford Light A Fuel Company for elec­ you are a man. Tommy? Tommy— la m going to grow a beard. Uncle— quainted, as we nre gathered here from tion of directors will be held at- office - of Why? Tommy—Because then I won't ueur and from far. Let us have a flsh-fry the president Monday January 11th, 1009, have nearly so much face to waah.— •*»d general good lime. Let the North. at 2 o'clock p. m. Harper's Weekly. F. H. Rand, President. South. East and West shake hands that . *wgRintb ««J Hos.-JUid.gfll jiise- ____ C....... .-Snnfiyd LlgbUhJ&HLC q. , “ How does a man gat a ‘gams leg,' Come on boys, put your shoulder to the Geo. H. Fexnalo, Sec'y, 17-5 par • Sanford Light A Fuel Co. . wheeL WIU someone else kindly add to "W all yon see’’— •ad help the susgetUon? rurnlshed Rooms For Rent & Co. Newspapers, Magazines and Periodicals �. • m e sa AI SÄNröRimBani - "mnriBV r MW 6bVEMBR " Florida 1m s a n e w -Governor -and that he will make a most capable executive is Published T .rrrr Saturday Moc nini at Sanford, Fla. conceded even by those who voted against R. J. H olly, Manuring Editor him. Albert W. Gilchrist Is a broad-minded S u b scrlirtlen P r ie « , 91.00 • Y e a r In Advance well balanced man who takes a libera itered aa stcond-class mall matter Aueuat 82nd, view of the affairs of state and people 1UUH. at the Postofflca at Sanford, florida. and will administer his office with n view under Act of March 3rd. 1879. of benefitting all instead of a favored few, Durham AdvrrtUini Company, Jacksonville, RepGovernor Gilchrist is well endowed rcaentalive. mentally and Is capable of keeping in Office F ln t Floor In the Bbbop Block. First Street touch with the officials and* the leglsla — Telephone No. 148. ture. It will be his. duty to suggest his views but not to force them upon this It !■ now Governor Gilchrist, august body and in this particular the new Governor will never exercise his pre Don't forget '•Sanford Day" at the Ex rogntivc to the limit or attempt to ride poeltkm.---- ---------- *~r* any hotfTy~ Governor ttUcbrlttln his t»3> dress reiterated his statements made beThe Tallahassee pie' counter Is now the fore the election and those who know him Mecca of the late spell-binder. best have no doubts about his carryinj The subscription list of Tm H e r a l d Is out every pledge. He will serve the people foilliW Iy and rapidly growing. During the present to the best of his ability and no one week more than a score of people request IN SANFORD CHURCHES f f 13 W here Devout- of. the Celery | City W orship Tom orrow . Is* tion. That steel should be put on the free list. That labor would be In no wise harmed by such action. Sensible men who have been students of the tnrlff question reallte .that Carnegie slated the whole truth. But the ways and means committee which hns charge of the tariff legislation is dominated by the interests that nre^benefitted by the tariff exploita­ tion of the people, and these high protec­ tionists will not be convinced, although the whole country has been assured of the Iniquity of this robber tnrifT. Carnegie started in business, ns.he himself states, on fifteen hundred dollars borrowed money and realized n fortune of iour hundred millions of dollars-- That!* -going eomo. Jas. A. Kirkwood succeeds Sheriff Vick, and having served for many years as deputy sheriff and being thoroughly con­ versant with the duties of the office, will fit Into the new grooves with ease and perfect discipline. Hon. George A. DeCot tes succeeds Hon. T. P. Wnrlow to the office of county solic­ itor, nnd being n Sanford man, none of us have any doubt of his ability to fulfill the duties of this position in n capable nnd efficient manner. T h e H e r a ld in common with the people of Orange county appreciates the work accomplished by the retiring officials and the best wishes go with Diem while wo exteml a warm welcome ta the new. * • TAKING PRIDE IN YOUR PAPER V : th e Tampa Tribuhe’ glvcs*a~most~c1oquent greeting to Governor Gilchrist and closes Its remarks with the following par* ngroph. which T he Herald earnestly en­ dorses: He will be a Governor without a Fnd or n Folly; n Governor without a Collar; n Governor without" n'Machine; a Governor or Purpose and Purity, tn whose hands Power will be nn implement of Public Good; n Gov­ ernor wiio will represent nil thnt is best in Florida's Past, stand for all that IB helpful in Florida's Present. diiiTstaniTfor all UidT is worthwhile In Florida's Future» To such a Governor, Florida- gives greeting today; and when his term la finished*and he steps again into pri­ vate life, or. called betimes by fiublic acclaim to higher honors, to such a Governor will Florida speak tlie mer­ ited verdict: "Well done, good and faithful servant." BUILDING A OREATER SANrORD rJ -‘i KJk/ti - LO O K FOR D. L. THRASHER’S RESUME OE ALL CHURCH EVENTS STO R E or Interest to Those Religiously In-1 clined—Subjects o f Discourses fo r the Sabbath. TIm Pulon of lb* Q « t U la lb* Clif *r* Esrnwlr I Rrqwettfxl to bring or bond IHeir AnrvouncrmrnU ond otbtr Chord* N m lo (hit office not liter thin Ther^ey | oilernoon. IS IT C L O T H IN G ? The line we carry is second to- none, and we can fit-yourordo~ymi~TVnnt rirtl MethodUt Rev.A.E.Honsr hoMetrpanorchurch, center I . •vrnue and Fifth street: panonaie, corn*r MM- I noils avenue and Seventh itreet: phone 23-4. Sunday morning service at I I : evetUiK service. 7:00; Sunday school. 9-43 a- in.: Jno. K. Mrttlnger, Supt. Epworth League, 3:00 Sunday even­ ing. YOUIT FEET CLOTHED? Sunday, at II a. m. Subject: "God's Love." 7 p. m- "Christ Receiving Sin­ ners.".___ The stewards are requested to meet in conid do more,- ------------------------the church Monday, llUi.nl 7:30 p. m. | cd th e p ap er to lie sen t to tlir lr addresses. Once ago tin we will go back to the days We hope all the stewards will be present, of yore when tfie stnto was governed by so we may plan for Ute present confer­ It Is amusing to read the profound nd ence year. real men and not mnehines. vice given General Gilkhrlst by some ol Let the people come ond worship. Strangers in our city have a pressing inth e little 2x/i p ap ers. Already his pall — our wrw county urnnatT vitation. cies are laid out for him, and his genern On Tuesday of this week our new coun­ conduct In the great office is prescribed rirs t B a p tis t ty officials took their respective-offices. County Commissioners Dickson ond Chnp- R*V. f. W. Boyd patter; Sunday m im lnj 4.0, ._ -Sanford is now w»s«Mr*i ol elect»lo light, pefrretfred w firtv w » n r-ifC -.----!1>*l*Friday. 3 p. and the pavhTTt»FFirst street*with vitri cfceded by M. 0. Overstreet n * » at ■ 9BSM9BMI fled brick. These Improvements will Vaughn while John E. Merrill took the The revival meeting conducted by Pas­ U swing Sanford Into the front ranks among office made vacant by the late H. K. tor J. W. Boyd at the Baptist church has been very successful All who have at­ the 9itles of Florida. Fuller. tended these meetings have been greatly The retiring county commissioners have lelped. some have Joined the church, Wasn't thnt a hard Jolt Carnegio gave served the people of Orange county faith­ and many have manifested nn interest Prof. W. H. Cornett has the tariff hogs before the congressional fully add well and won their confidence to be saved. charge of the music. A cordial invita­ committee! He simply knocked them and esteem. tion is extended to every one to nttend The new commissioners are men of and take part in these services. Rev. W. over the fence Into the bafck lot and they ore still wondering where they ore "at.’ marked ability and can - be depended A. Nelson of Atlanta, who is now aL Ar­ The canny Laird o' Skibo snid that the upon to do tbeir full duty toward the cadia, is expected to help do the preach­ ing. ' 1 steel industry was not in need of protec­ citizens and tax payers. I- E HERALD ':S ’[ S C B i g n E B B E D B B i g B D n n n n n r i r i n r ................................................................................. • - Presbyterian F.. McKInnkm. morning nerv sei Ics. Rev. J. r. nTeVrnling sendee, 7:00; Sabbath »cli<»il, 9:30 a. m.; Itennf v McLaulin, Supt.; prayer meeting Wed* nrailay, 7.00 p. m Preaching Sunday morning and even-1 ing by Ute pastor. At the ntorrtingservicc the communion of tlie Lord's Supper [ will be celchrutcd. The service last Sunday was made I more interesting by Uie reception of | twelve members Into tlie church. C o n g reg a tio n a l Rev. J. W. Richard* pnstnr, Sunday mnmtng I service, It: evening service. 7:30; prayer meeting Wednesday. 7.00 p. m ; 'Sabbath scboul, 10 a. in. [ C. Ensmlnger, Superintendent. ' Try a pair of our Stetsons, Kneeland or Kinj« Q uality Shoes for men—either is famous * for style, fit and quality. We also c a ll your attention to the complete line of Hats and Furnishings which we carry in stock a ll the time. Tlie Quarterly Communion services will | held tumonow morning. Oh Wednesday night, the 13th Inst.. I the annual business meeting of the church will be held. New officers will bel elected nnd other hnpoTtnnt~ business! transacted. Tlie services tomorrow evening will be I in the nature of a chalk-talk, nnd the ser-1 mon illustrated by thq black-board. Yours for honest merchandise, jc TfiCidltOF Of*a~newspopcrT lie ' it' ever so small, should keep the editorial columns free from advertising and every Issue of the paper ought to contnin nn expression of the editor's views upon local or foreign matters. If n community is too small to C ath olic support n newspaper the editor ought to Rev. M. Fur. rector; *ervlrea every second and fourth Sunday; early ran»». 7 a. in.; ran»» nnd ser­ seek pastures new where a sustenance inun. 10 n. tn.; Sunday icbuol, U a. m.; vespers, 3 rn . ; could be extracted and enough life be in­ First Sunday after Epiphany. Sunday fused into his Bystem to.writc on editorial school, 9 n. m. Mass and sermon, 10 n. m. on "putty" or "glue" or some other inter­ The offerings will go to the Italian esting subject. Commenting on this sufferers. Monday, Bill— Mass. - 7 n. nt. Instruc­ phase -of newspapers the Miami MethJpo-* tion to children, 3 p, m. ■ w . Us remnrks: "There is nothing thnt makes an editor Holy Cross Episcopal feel more like 'cussing' Ids own fnther Rrv. B. F. Brown, rtclor; A. D. Key, senior war­ than to pick up nn exchange and look for den; Sunday root nini servie*. II; evening service, 7:30; Sabbath school. 9:45a. in.; B. F. Whltner, nn editorial column and not find one. Supt.; prayer meeting. 7:30 Wednesday evening Wtmt Is the matter with ‘some of the ed­ itors of the Florida papers, are they hen­ Install Carrier System. pecked husbands, afraid even to have n Tlie Sanford Grocery Co.; of this city word In the newspaper! FOr instance,' belleVFs' In making improvements and there are papers of tlie state thfit publish their latest is the cash carrier system, ‘city fathers' proceedings' in the editorial one of Uie latest and most improved. column and others recommend tlie use of This carrier system is the first installed Carter's Little Liver Fills or kiudrtsd pat­ in Sanford, if not in Orange capnty. It ent medicines. will greatly fodlitatc handling the busi­ “Of course, some editors will say it is ness of Uils mammoth grocery business. belter not* to say anything. That is not trqe liowcvcr. It Is much better to say Notice o f Meeting something, no matter whether it has nny Tlie annual meeting of the Sanford Li­ weight or not than to give the' world the brary Association will be held in the libra­ opinion than tlie editor of such and such ry room, Thursday, Jan. 14, at S;30.-------------------—.C. R. Waj irw. Free, a-|HH»<»f -lw w no mind -of his own.----------- m n^im m M s!m M E D nonno DEATH O f R. W. LAWTON Joyal and devoted friends in Clmluoin will lie sorely saddened to learn dial In- lias Well Known Resident o f tfvledo Passes been taken from them forever. Besides Uie Chuluota church lie has liet-n pastor of Away n number of other places, among ilietti After several yenrs of declining health, Rev. R. W. Lawton died last .Sundoy at Geneva,-Fort Christums, Oal.-.n, Ijdigthe Biloxi Sanitarium, Biloxi, Miss., where wood and Oviedo. For fourteen years lie was inodwuior of he. had gone four weeks ngu in the hope the Wekiva Baptist Association rrstgiiini of regaining ids health. During the first about n year ago on account of ill health. two weeks in the sanitarium he seemed Mr. Lawton was always deeply inter­ to be Improving; then for some unknown reason his strengUi began to fail rapidly. ested in the educational progress of hi* On Christmns eve lie became unconscious county and was for twelve years* the and became so unUl his death at two esteemed nnd honored chairman of ilw o'clock Sunday morning, January 3rd Orange county board of (Hiblic iiiMrutiHia. His son William was with him during all in which'‘‘capacity he served his fellow hU recent illness, and his.wife and eldest citizens with zeal, fidelity nud sueem son, W. J, Lawton, arrived at ids bedside Before the last election he declined ie\ n few days before he died. He leaves to nomination and his term of oUht $;xpifed mourn his death a wife, one daughter and two days prior to his death. A man of excellent business nbilltjE'Of four sons, one sister. Mrs. Clura 1. Wheeler of Oviedo, and one brother. Copt Alex a perfect integrity and honor, an uidrfaliftable defender of justice, a tuistor of zeal­ Lnwton, of Sycamore, Ga. ’ ' Funeral services were held at'the Oviedo ous and successful labors, a citizen lovedcemetery Tuesday jiiornhu. b$ Rev. J. B, and respected by all worthy of lit* friend­ R°dS«s. pastor of tlic^Ovledo Baptist ship, in short, a Christian gentleman. WhUb WtBBV life was doiiunateil by mgn emudi: and noble principles, has been called by The pall borers were Messrs. S. E. Ives of Orlando. 11. H. Witherington of ils Heavenly Father to receive his rewind Apopka. G. M. Jacobs ond J. T. Jacobi of in thnt brighter.land "where, the sun of Chuluota. and T. L. Cushing .and A. J. immortality shines forever." nnd lias left McOuliey of Oviedo. *•'**■ a host o f friends aud loved ones saddened • By the death of Mr. Lawton Orange and broken-hearted, consoled only by the county lose« one of Its oldest ond best hope of rejoining him in the Great Hecitizens. He was born at Albany. Ga., y o o d ifo r - ----------------------------------- There is no city in the United Stales to-day that is growing so rapidly ns San­ ford. Faster than the famous gold min­ ing towns of the West and upon n much more BubsinnUal bnsTS is tlie Celery City growing and developing and most of the people entering the State for the .first time this season have been attracted Udlher by tlie lure of Sanford's famous vegetable district. tfie rich 'funning lands, supplied with flowing wells are bemgrnpldly taken up "Sometimes, yes, often, editors 'put A New Dining Place. by people from all parts of the world nnd their foot into it,’ so to speak, whenever With Sanford's rapid growth new eat­ tlie country is growing so rapidly thnt they attempt to overstep their ability ns ing j daces are opened, but none surpass the city has difficulty in keeping pace. an editor, but nevertheless, it is better lo Uie dining rooms of R. L. Jones, opposite A good farming section is the most put your foot In it trying, than to have Uie postofficc. Tlie quick lunch counters f Valuable asset for Uie development of a the world believe you a quitter. and tables arc under Uie'direct manage­ city ond Sanford is being pushed to Uie It must be indeed a poor town that ment of Robt. H. Dingley, who Is an ex­ front along every line. A trolley, system supports a paper that won't support the perienced caterer, as is evidenced by the will be instnlled within a few months town. If a paper does not boost its home “ Love shall live s i pure am) wM r. reputaUon of his chef. W. G Conners, June 10th, 1847. AlUiough quite young As when he laved us here in Umr. and thus Uie suburban dweller will be town, county ond state, it is indeed a dull And at Ibe resurrection ivlnie. who, after much difficulty, he secured he served in Uie civil war; after the war Kewaken with the dawninz soul. ’* within a few minutes’ ride of the city, thing, and could be properly dossed with from BaiUmore, Md. Mr. Dingley has he lived several Vears In southern Geor­ and while enjoying the delights of the town knocker. Toll Uie world of oysters at all Umes and makes his place gia. In 1870 he came to Florida, making Returns From New York. country home can still attend to business Florida editors. If your paper goes beyond of business particularly inviting to ladies his home at Oviedo, then called Lake John V. Denton has Just returned duties Ui Sanford. *___ ____ Us borders. If it don't make a ‘fuss' in J csujl Two years later he was married and gentlemen.— ---------- -----New Vork where he found busmen re­ , City property is changing owners rap­ your columns that the nolscwUl be~heard in Tallahassee to Miss Mary Gwynn. who Luun Mowers suming everywhere and the prospect* idly and several new business blocks and at least in your own state. now survives him. At Uie age of 20 be Special prices to reduce stock. If you loq|i as though Florida growers will re­ many residences ore to be built. want a ¿ood mower at a low price, now is entered the fhrisjlAn ministry in the alize good prices for all their inxluct*. A new electric light plant will furnish REMEMBER SANrORD DAY Missionary Baptist church in which he lias light and power and do much toward givThe Sanford office at Jacksonville wifi tlie time to buy. Also good stock of labored with love and patience through It will be remembered thnt Mr. Denton scythes, grass books and lawn rake«. handled the first carload of lettuce fnxn ing the city a more metropolitan air. present a busy scene from now unUl the Uie varying fortunes of Uie past {wentySanford, this am ain which netted the Harry J.Wilson. With the many new enterprises now In season closes and during Uie Mid-Winter five years. Aqd many devout Christians KrOW*s Is?gb,reiiinis."‘Tn'faCb‘'Mr Den'* _______ ___ r j annitrifflln n . nml . m m . kaposith»«-.4i«e -people-should* iHff lote love, honor and praise him for dlrecUng Murray's Cement Tile ton states that his firm has handled more plated, the future of a Greater Sanford Is sight of the fact that a Sanford Duy Uieir wandering steps to the way of sal­ For drainage and irrigation is the best high-priced lettuce than any other New moat roseate. would give the city the greatest publicity. vation. His last pastorate was at ChuluCapitalists seeking an investment The idea is meeUng with general favor Perfect loints. durable and well made. York house this season. \ , ota. which he held at the Urae of his could do no better than buying city lota nnd plans are on foot to arrange for Uie This Is made in Saqfgrd. Patronize a Winner Washing »Machines home Industry and get better goods. death. There his last sermon was preach­ ond erecting business blocks and dwell- band and several other s ed, on the third Sunday o f' last October. A few more of these still left, wld «tried? Made in - 2 " and ■- 3 " size. Sold by Uie Keep the idea alive. This was a memorial “Service of llf. J. p, oh guantee. If they do nut do what we Gpa H. Femald Hardware Ca .22-4t Jacobs, a life long friend. His many claim, money is refunded. .■ HsrryJ.WlhOA .'■EL-;,., s*rrt <1 �minim iiHU ~ More houses And better houses Is the erring need in Sanford. and abo ut th e c ity «mîîœætntm Long's Preserves in glosses. Finest on market. ChAS. Evans. little H appenlnis— Mention o f M atters In Brief. N ,P.Y ow elI& A colored Baptist minister baptised Sev­ ern1 converts in Lake Monroe, Sunday noon. PERSONAL ITEMS OF INTEREST Harry P. Driver, the genial proprietor of the Sanford House, visited Orlando friends imary of the Floating Small Talk Monday.-. Succinctly Arranged ror Hur­ Dill Pickles, sweet mixed, cucumbers, ried Herald Readers. I mangoes and sour pickles in bulk. I • ____ Y . spent snndny with his wife in Oviedo. j W ale makes Jrequcnt trips to Sanford. W. J. Thigpen and ■Miss Sadie Symes returned Tuesday from a trip to the East Get esiimutes from Péli on house print-1 Write him nt Orlando. Coast nnd Jacksonville, accompanying Are you a subscriber to The HeraldT Miss Thigpen as far as the Inltet |Jace.en Gamer A Roberta open their Sanford The Roynl Tailors Brand of Clothing route home to North’ Carolina.. L— «tw in grocery today, Everything in means peFfectldiL See samples at D. A. $18 Art Squurcs for $15. size 9x12. E. groceries, hay and grain Caldwell & Son’s. , A. HcfTield Co. 1). G. Monroe returned Friday from a Wanted.—Children's sewing to do. Mrs Electn Brand Tea nnd Spices. tnslness trip to the county sent Marie Kelchum. 510 Magnolia street. Chas. Evans. [ " S. W. Johnson, representing the Painter Ladles' Trimmed Bats at cost at Reginald Cussie has severed his connec­ ..Printing Co. of De Land, Was In the city Kanner's. tion with The Herald and contemplates .on Monday. Furnished room Tor rent. Good location; resuming his jxHtillon with a printing firm | v The famous Fox River Butter for sale only two dollars per week if taken nt once. in Huwkinsville. Ga We wish him an *tW. W. Long's Grocery. Call at Herald office. I abundance of success1wherever his field I sriJ the celebrated Macy wagon. Har­ Mr. nnd Mrs. T. W. Shelfer and fumily of labor may be. ry J. Wilson. left Wednesday for their home in Huvann, The latest styles In Millinery at Steak, hsta nnd eggs, pork and beans Florida, after spending the holidays with I Kanner’s. and other toothsome articles, at Mrs. G. iJ* Mr. nnd Mrs. C. W. Laing. Low |>rices on tomato seed at L. R. Tskssh's lupdi room, opposite the depot. .Now Is the time to buy your sub-irri­ Philips. J. i\ Mussclwhite. of the firm o f Drew gated Land. See M. M. Smith. ' P. A. Ruhl. editor of the Ft. Myers Press, ‘ A Musselwhitc, spent Friday in the city Goodwin's high-grade Preserves. Jellies business. and Jams, at Garner A Roberts. High grade Cigars and Tobacco. StnokColburn's minstrels at the opera house klg and chewing. Most complote line in last night gave a very creditable perform­ k* ^,,rChas. Evans. ance. Such companies as Colburn's arc Silk shirt waists at big reduction at always welcome and receive hearty and substantial support. MiU.Wger's; • Low prices on beans for spring plant­ srép>U for paper hanging. New fnli ing at L. R. Philips. patterns .Hist In. Cliase A Sunburn's ten and coffee, the Jahu Mall.’rn, a prominent merchant of best there is. Garner A Roberts. Pshtia, ({lent' Sunday with his brother, , Beans. English pens, tomatoes; all seeds J&RsUem. for spring crops, nt exceptionally good “ e**rs. T. FI Wi’tUoo and A. M. Thrasher |prices. L. R. Philips. •PtM several days tU * week at Orlando Garner A Roberts sellhigh-grude Cigars ^ legal business. and tobacco. Try them'. *- -* The merry-go-rouruf bus departed for Faultless white cherries, Liinu Beans "ew field*, after a successful duro weeks Ualiic** Iu-r,. nmt wir-mtwdi wt Gnrner A tfolmrl»'.-----Women's coats at reduced prices to make them go. At Mettlnger*s. Zebedee Ratliff of Braldentown was in jh e dty Tuesday, the guest of The Herald, flo Is a practical printer and pressman, andxpext-Monday will be added-to the workSt>g force of the office. Just arrived, Snider's canned goods catsups and preserves, at Garner A Roberts. Mattings of aU kinds and patterns, from 20 cents per yard to 50 cents, at E. A. Heflield’s Furniture Store. New stock Evaporated and Dried Fruits for Christmas cakes, at Long'« Grocery. * members of the Sanford W . C T . B J. D. Davison, of the Sanford Furniture to hold a meeting at the reel- Co has had erected on his lot adjoining of Mrs. A. E. Philips, Tuesday af- Ilia residence a fine new warehouse in *“ °n at 3 o'clock. which he will store furniture and house­ * * * • in bulk and in nil s i » hn.ti— hold supplies. ou* thoroughfares. Ladies’ Collars, Ladies’ Belts Fine. Line of Ruchings Extra Wide and Full D ia s . E v a n s , | Robert McGlon, lately proprietor • of the You working I up-pydate restaurant, has gone to Miami for a Greater SanfordT on business and recreation combined. Wade, the tuner. Orlando. ■ Messrs. J. N. Whitner, B. A. Howard Qiartes Padgett Is the latest addition to and W. A. Ginn formed an auto party for The Herald force. Orlando, Monday. They were all bent on Sheriff Vick of Orlando was in the city important business. Saturday. Ben Solomon, a well known merchant of The Cecillan music club meets today at Orlando spent Friday in the city, the guest! of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kanncr. See C. A. Reed for furniture and piano It will be difficult for Sanford to grow if Mrs. Joe R.Chassen of Atlanta, Ga., is no more stores are built on First street. moving. ’ tf the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. People are here every ilnylonkingforbuaiFtesh oysters served in every style at ELLaing. ___________ ' _______ 4hsPica rcatatimnL. "See*H. H. Hill for Celery City Blend] "Our Own" coffee, best 25 cent coffee on Judge Beggs of Oriando spent Monday Coffee, finest on earth for 24 cents. ! rhe market, at either store of Garner A in this city. * ' Kenney McCook, representing the-Ar- ] Roberts. Oyiters served’ In every style at the mour Pocking Co., called upou ilia .local J ""North Carolina sred cwjpnrK- $2.75 a '“ Pico restaurant. trade Monday:— * • »“ —— hwsltfli L a *h Hi nfsnir- F>te-ymrr Older — JrP. McCuller and Arthur Yowell spent — h , . - ■ There Is much activity in real estate will) G. C. McDougal, Box 7-1.. t Urlando. ■M asas^M M M W & H isaB iü m aiisM ü m ü siasm i ?ry~Tr~fAiVTJ1V,-cJinnfllIT,r ■ ]he Clyde Line buildings are undergoing hands. Men’s overcoats and craveneltes. * wjidrrful transformation these days. Must be sold. Priced away down. Eight hundred lightwood fence posts Ham sandwich, 5 cents; Mrs. Tokash’s for sale. _ W . J. T higpen. fondi mum. opposite the depot. Dried Salt Shoulders nt 12 H cents found Merle McElroy of Orlando was a visitor at H. H. Hill’s grocery. lathe city yesterday. For Rent—Two medium-sized front The lack of store rooms In Sanford is rooms’ and pantry, up stalls. Apply nt retarding the city’s growth. _ 501 Fourth street. Romeo Coffee. 3 poundsJoe -one dollar. Fresh fish every dny—Gunrhntrrd to Ik, D ias . E vans . fresh—also oysters. Brash, the magician, played to a crowded j slow. Let them-try Garner A Roberts —S. C. Richards, Lcffler Block. I with an order. Phone 30. house Tuesday night — Men’s overcoats and craveneltes W,- cannot anticipate a GreaterSanford See L. R. Philips about cucumber and Must be sold. Priced away down. squash seed. without more bouses. —At Mettlnge'r’s. Women’s coats at reduced prices to I Planting time is here M. M.Smith will For an up-to-date tailor-made suit, see I). A. Caldwell & Sons. make them go. At Mettlnger*s. I sell you land on easy terms. With electric lights and paved streets A little money now and a little nowand Will Stringfcllow, otherwise known ns Sanford will soon be better than the best. I “ whispering Bill.” was in the city Monday then is the way to buy celery land. See M. M. Smith for particulars. Harry Alexander, of The Herald force, in the interest of his firm, —tiMtracter Gem* W. -Venable informed Tim Herald that he made estimates this week for five four-room tenement houses, and two eight-room residences, and that it U very certain that these will all be built in the immediate future. Good About one hundred more five to eight im>n> houses ere needed at once. W..M, Dickins spent Thursday in Or­ lando. was it.Visitor to the city lost Sunday. Mr. Ruhl has one of the best weekly papers in Florida and will shortly install a typeset­ ting machine in order to handle his rapid­ ly increasing business Large Barettes, Complete Line of Notions, Wool Dress Goods ' andSilks.Y ard-w ideSatins Full Line of Gents’ . Furnishings N . P. Y O W E L L ,& CO You W ant Guns, Shells and Supplies W c c a rr y a Full Lin e o f N ew Club and R eferee Shells, 10, 12, 16 Gautfc. H igh Base S m okeless In ‘‘P re m ie r’’, “Ideal” and “Le a d er.” A La rg e S to ck o f Guns and Fishing Ta c k le and G eneral S p o rtin g Goods. GUNS FOR REN T The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware €o = = = = = SANFORD, FLO R ID A — ■ ------- Robert Holmes, wife and sister of Dan­ Tor Manufacturing Brick. ville. 111., spent Wednesday in the city. The Pope Contracting Co., have recent­ Just arrived, a fresh lino of Imported The Dty Cigar Store hns taken dinrgc ly installed.!!.fine plant for making con­ maccaroni. spaghetti, vermicelli, A B C of the Atlanta Journal agency in Son- crete brick. The machine will make French pens, etc. Garner A Roberts. 10,000 brick per day and is also equipped When you have an item o f’ news call Special Sale o f ladles* Trimmed Hats tq make Stone piers and blocks for build­ ings. The bricks are of good quality nnd at Kanner's. the Pope Co., should do a large business The Howard-Pnckard Land Co., has In this line. just issued a line booklet u|>un the merits of tiie celery delta. Just Arrived at Sanford Grocery Co. Buckwheat flour, old, homestead flour, C. H. Lelfler left tm-Thursdny for Jack­ sonville where he will have charge of the graham flour, hygenic ami superlative flour. Snider’s catsup, chilli tpuce, oystef Sanford office. A fine line o f ladles’ Pattern Bats cocktail, and salad dressing, , Since the last issue o f T he H erald our , Just ns the New Year's resolutions (icople are responding nobly to the cail were in a fair way tp be kept “Ten for contributions o f fruits and vegetables Nights in u Bar Room" comes along and to supply the Sanford office in . Jacksondrives them all to drink ugain. Mr. and.Mrs. D M. Urodwster and daugh­ ter and Tom Brodwater were in the city Tuesday from Orlando, Mr. Brodwater Is the popular representative of the Painter Fertilizer Co. 7 Dr. C, S. Butt has opened dental parlors in the Pico Block, room 13. He lias re-, ccnily installed some fine office fixture* and furoiturernnd being ngenerul favor­ ite, will enjoy a lucrative practiae. Ladies, see the Nne line o f Trimmed Bats at Kanner's. Miss Gladys Gardner has accepted n position with the First National Bank as stenographer. Both the Bank and Mi»s Gladys are to be congratulated, the bank secufïhg thb services of this most cellent young lady, and she on,, securing so desirable a position. ---------- Lettuce Plants“ Lettuce Plants for sale ^any quantity. C. F. Williams, Box 33, CJay Tile For Sale. Palatka Tile for sale in any qunnity. G. F. Smith, Box 371 If it's printing yon want, send it to Tin: Herald office. First-class work guaran­ teed. Just Received The largest line of sporting goods ever received in Sanford—guns, rifles, hunting clothing, etc. Horry J. Wilson. A IF parlies concerned are hereby noti­ fied that my wife and I have separated and I will not be responsible for any An English lady with a thorough mu­ debts she may contract. sical Gaining and some years experience Dec. 28,1908’. Ttuneus Da vs. in teaching would give lessons In San­ ford at pupil's home on violin or piano. Samples of engraved visiting cords and Term* at rate of one dollar an hour. Ad­ invitations in the latest and best styles dress Mi*« Tlnne, Sorrento, Fla. 22-3t may be seen at The Herald office. �PBPB B SM H B H B B M saasiiis j .- k— .• - ,lrf ' •-‘ Í ALL AROUND FLORIDA The General News of “The Land *of F lo w e rs“ ^ CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS An Cpltoms o f tlte Week's Moat Im portent Happening* In the State’» Domain. Jacksonville, sold last week for $108,000. — A t a, reunion at tfea bome of the-Boyd brothers, Winter Haven, Dec. 31, Mrs. Knox Campbell of Tampa was severely burned by the explosion of a hanging lamp which fell to the floor, setting Are to Mrs. Campbell's clothing. Miss Esther Utley, society editor of the Tampa Tribune, wns married last week to J, B. Prevail. - The couple will make a wedding trip to the Pacific coast and on their return will make their home in Char­ lotte, N. C. The Pcophr* Noti ormi Ftre I rentrance Go. of Philadelphia lias established Florida headquarters in Tampa. Tampa Bay Hotel opened Inst Saturday. The quality of the Florida orange ÜvU year Is of fine flavor, and the quantity— Judging from present estimates—lo also acceptable, the price, however, is commen­ surate to encourage the grower to do his ~be>f .1trthc care n n riF eetH irin g ofhl « grove for the coming crop, says the Fort Mondo Observer Pcrhnps the market has not yet recovered from the chol/c it got when so many green oranges were dumped Into it. We have on exhibition at this office a potato which weighs at this time five and a half pounds. This tuber wns raised by Tully Brown orTUie" natural soil without fertilizer of any kind, We have seen one larger than this at the office of the Gulf Coast Breeze, which was also raised in this county... If weeanraise such potatoes wltlwut half trying we could exhibit cred­ itably find profitably at the state fair If we tried— Sopchoppy Argus. The discovery that the stnlks of the okra will mn^e finer paper than that produced from wood and at one-third the cost, means much. It means cheaper paper, mills for the manufacture throughout tho south, and that paper material wiU be grown an­ nually hereafter and (lie destruction of the foresta checked •talks and cotton stalks will also make paper the outlook for cheap prices and nn abundant supply of thnt prime necessity for civilization Is favorable indeed. AM these are at present but waste products J. P. Donnelly of ML Dora is one of the successful citrus fruit growers in w SANFORD, FLORIDA tíUtrZ IF Vou Want tcTBÏiÿ or Sell knee, sat la hla attic trying to thread a needle. “The proper way," he .said, ” 1« to hold the thread still BDd push the nee* die toward It or to bold the needle still and pnah the thread toward 1L Mark Twain says both ways arc right Then be says they arc both wrong.” Talcing down "The Prince and the Pauper,1 the poet read: “ B e did aa men have alwaya done and probably alwaya will do to the end of time—held the needle atlll and tried to throat the thread through the 5,‘ WhlCh tx~ the'opposite of a wo* man’s way, Then the poet, taking down "Hnckleberry Finn,” read: "'Bless you, child, when you set out to thread a needlo don't hold the thread still and fetch the needle up to It Hold the needle still and poke the thread at It .That's the way a wo­ man moot alwaya does, but. a man al* waya doca t'other way.' ” CITY PROPERTY OR TR U C K LA N D S Come and See Us Who Would Want to Bo a Lamaf The lama pilgrims among the Tibet­ an Hindoos, as they purauo their mouptain pilgrimages, literally measure off the distance with their bodies. The distinguished traveler Sven Iledln. wilting of his discoveries In Tibet In Harper’s Magazine, describes them ns lying dftvtu.^ull.l<iHiiVU.WrUuL gtS'WA !mS10rfVm«uflkaalhA.cuad.-dJuug.fuul ¿{¿Piling .footard'-tu the mark, ouce more , to fall full length. Ono such walking Journey ns this, says Dr. Uodln, equals thirty ordinary ones. Among the lamna also are to bn found thoso .who Immure themselves In a dark cave for llfo, food being passed In through a passage or bolo under­ ground. Should the dlab bo oue day nntonebed thoae outside may know that the eacrlfldal prisoner bna died— seated, since all good lamas meat die seated, Id the wooden frame which was fashioned for him when he was entombed. M flmrw.T'cu.Kf, It Makes No Difference W hat You W ant or Where You Want It W E H A V E IT and on Terms that are Ri^ht U solos*. There was some speculation as to whether the Instrument would benoflt the old gentleman or. not. One was holding the ear trumpet, while anoth­ er waa explaining Ita uso and allowing old Mr. Uorrowa how to.bold It to his ear. “ Bay something to him through It, Joe." said ono to the other. Now, Joe had long waited for an op­ portunity to reach Mr. Borrows' enr. Ho, speaking very distinctly Into tbo trumpet, ha said:—- “ You're not paid mo-that sovereign you owo me yet, Mr. Borrows.” Ifut the old gentleman put tho In­ strument down, with disappointment on hla face, and they could seo It wna a . failure even before ho had time to HOW ARD-PACKARD LAND Hardware and^Farm Talking Down. The superintendent of a Sunday school class In Philadelphia recently called upon a visitor to “say a few -TCorflaT—tn ib& cImm . tRn _ members of which are mostly children of tender nge. Tbo visitor, a speaker well known for bis verbose and circumlocutory mode of speech, began his address aa follows: “This morning, children, 1 purpose to offer you an epitome of the life of Bt PauL - It may be. perhaps (hat there are among you some too young to grasp the meaning of the word 'epitome.' 'Epitome,' children, Is In Hs signification synonymous with sy­ nopsis.''—Philadelphia Ledger. "What's ^the old lady doing now?“ asked the old stocking In tho work basket ‘ “ She’» getting out her noodle and yarn," replied tho scissors. "Well, woH,” exclaimed tho stocking, Building " I ’ll ba darned.“ —Philadelphia Proas. . COMPANY Implements THE COMPRESSED AIR SPRAYER Used In Uncle Sam's PainUUiQP Oast by Test fo r O ro w o rs . All who have u » « l this spray continuously are free from blight During the past yenr the U. S. Navy has consumed 691,000 pounds T h a t thing's not a bit of good to C a O o ir t K Ï Y i r m Pico H 7: Mark Twain Caught Out. Nonrtverslble. Lang—Didn’t you toll mo that you made yoursolf solid with Mrs. Vana by ask lug her if she was herself or hor daughter—couldn’ t tall them apart and so on 7 —Strew»—F-dkfc— W hat about Ft?— *—“ Lang—Why, I tried tho same gag On the property of R. W. Brown, eight miles south of Miami there are growing with thq daughter, and It didn’t go thirty-four varieties of fruit trees, fourteen for a cent—Boston Transcript varieties are now in bearing and speci­ Took the Cue. mens of the fruit were served to guests on “ Now/’..said -the teacher, who bad Christmas day. boon describing the habits of bears, Five hundred and eight thousand acres “ what la tho florreet .animal In tbs of Everglade land was sold recently to.R. Pfilar regions, Johnny It' J. Holies of Colorado for two dollars an f “ Why er er," stammered Johnny. “ Coma, don't you remember? Tbo ocre. Half of the purchase price goes to poi"— " "V the state for Its Individual use, Uie re­ “ Oh, auro; the polecatr-Phlladcl mainder to be devoted exclusively to the phia Press. drainage of the land purchased, by the digging of canals. The Innil is lu be paid An Explanation. for at the rate of $180.000 a yen'r for Little Dot—Mamma, I waa playing three years, the remainder being paid In with your beat tea set while you wore away, and when you bring It out for full in the two veurs following. company you’ll bo shocked, 'cause Lost— WedneatUy, Dec. 30. two mileage you'll think ono o f tbo cups has a hair books, between Sanford and Gee Hum­ in It, but It Isn't a hair. Maiurnamock on Lake Jessup. Address of C. A* What la ItT Little D o t-lt'a only a crack.—Pick-Me-Up. Hawkins, Commerce, Ga.. in book*. Five dolian reward- if returned -to Henfard DENTIST “AA.. A. poet a pair of troiiecra acroaa hla And ho sighed, but bis sigh was not ao deep na that which came from Joe. —London Express. grove was delightful to behold—luxuriant foliage of green studded with bright golden fruit. The success of Mr. Donnelly has caused the growers in and around Mt. Do­ ra to agree to spray their groves next sea­ son and produce bright fruit and advertise the Mt. Dora brand. Such efforts will prove a boon to the orange growers of that section. Good things command good prices nt all times, and blest is the community that produces a simon pure Uilng of any description— Tavares Herald. Mrs. Florence May brick, who spent fif­ teen years In an English prison for the alleged killing of her husband, and was pardoned by the Drltlsli government, will spend a portion of the winter In Floridn at the resort Itotela. r p v h h * ~ w s “ T n r c e r t T « ? "lsirgesr and best equipped plant for driving wells in this section of the country and are prepared to Jill a ll orders prompt ly. Our m achinery is up-to-date and our w orkm en are skilled in the work. Lucas White Paint and 278,700 |>ounds of LUCAS COLORS, sufficient to produce more than 100,000 gallons of paint. 1! equivalent to 80 carloads of 200,¡1 000 gallons each, anil which would ; ; make a train more than one-hnlf ! > mile long. \ In addition to this Uncle Smii I has used during the past year more than 28.000 gallons of LUCAS VARNISHES, ENAMELS and other i products. | Uncle Sam’s preference is not a matter of favor, but of QUALITY and RESULTS. , X In Uncle Sam's service, ns in J everybody else's, LUCAS PROf * DUCTS linve nn unbroken record X for satisfactory results, { Those contemplntinji putting -in walls..wailliLi L. serve their best inter- ‘ ests by consulting us find .j: learning prices before ¡1 m aking contracts. - 1 __ G row ing Straw berries, Celery Asparagus, Lettuce, Onions, Cauliflowers, etc., etc., in Sanford, pays * 1 Sell the Lnnd—Your Bruins. Money, and , • ________ ------:----------- -—-Muacteo-Mnkca-thc-ftup mifl H KTTroHI IM PROVED IR R IG A TED F A R M S — U N C L E A R E D LANDS — Flowing Wells on All t , Celery Delta and othersDesirable Tracts in Blocks to suit Purchaser. ■ W H ITNER ' i f Prices and descriptions upon '» request. First National Bank Building �-tv .-cediti ■ i'. Only a 8«lu»a. our early lltwjors had jt n to defend." nnlil a Mon, "and be bad a hard case, me time to sum up he asked to take a recess for ten and during that ten minutes NOTICE o r INCORPORATION The Florida Fertilizer Co Pnrk Avenue----- 'Phone 10G I the fill low Ins pro.n iu ia u r , uiriin im n ju i wnien » . . on _____ hkh li U Inow Ble. Ih f 0009 of lilt? Srcrrtary of (he S u te of Florida. B. A m * How* h > Clau m C Uow** o • Icac O. P*rm*vt> ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OK THE MOW. AKD PACKARD LAND COMPANY.* Wc. ntr UNDUaiurtn, have nsrrcl to assniate ounwlvrs. anil do lirrrliv assurtntr txirsrlvrs toieUjer foe the purpose oi furmlng Into a hqrty polit­ ic and corporate under and bYvirtui'of the law* of the State of Horidn. and ' *hereby ndopt thr ■■»■«■tw.. -a... We Mike Everything Known Best Brand of Fertilizers F or Florida Growers Full Lane of Lunch Goods. Cnn dies, CiRurs and Tobaccos. We us< the best of materials. . Free houst to house delivery. Twenty Years Sanford Library or Experience with Florida Crops lias Demonstrated A SPECIAL BRAND ft)R EVERY CROP otates ul the United btatrs, and In foreign cimn* trie», a i the board of director» may determine. ARTICLE II. The general nature of the butlnest to tw trans­ acted by »aid corporation »hair be a i follow», to­ w n : To hold. buy. own, control, work, develop. Mil., convey. Iea»e. rent, mortgage. pledge. ex­ change. cultivate. Improve ubd nthrrwl»« deal In *n d dltpota of real «Mate, and any right, title. In­ terest or estate therein. In the State of Florida and In other Stales of the United Slntes. nnd In foreign countries; to plat. Improve and develop lands for the purpose of sale; and (o do and per­ form nil things appropriate or needful for I lie il<»v r ln n m e n l a m t Im p r o v e m e n t <>f i t . . ■ The Florida Fertilizer Co J. A: TAKACH, Agent : ROOM 20 Upstairs, Pico Block ( ■„ t [| r IHirmtana f»e tahUk si... .a m . m .u L . - T ___ - a - Xhs Editor on Caralasanaaa- undertake nnd direct the management nnd sale of all or port of the property of the corporation: and to undrrtnke and direc j. 'he management nnd sale of property. buildings i lands of others, and tn eyM- M|j the odltor as bo put bla nm brush Into the Ink botUe anti Tried UiawJ. tax useoin Uw aroeraFMMOBMF to paste on a dipping wlth^bbx*pan. rpal estate agent» m d _______ •jtt, Ibe great faultufjutwapnpcr«mTo acquire. own. lease, uevupy. usa arwt -d i-reW lu m Laud*, turn» aftea-and-territories; to trlbulors Is carelessness.■ — —J1 ' ~~~ farm*, lay out. |Hst. Irrigate, drain and subdivide the nndeed.** be continued as he drop* same: to operate farms, ranches, orrhnrdt and ami establish colonies of Immigrants; ntd tbe bopy he bad been writing Into plantations, and to erect and construct houses, buildings ami tte wastebasket nnd tnarkod "Edlto- work» of every kind on the land of the corporation. To manufacture, purchase, or otherwise acquire! rtir scroas the corner of a poctn ent'io~t m* h Qjg to D y tb fc "contributors fer. or otherwise dis in terribly careless. londs. wares and merchandise of every class and «Too would be surprised,” anld bo ii be dipped out a column of fashion note* and labeled them ‘ Farm," "to M tbe slipshod writing that comes Info tbe editorial sanctum. “ Misspelled, uupunctuated. w ritten ea both sides o f thejiheot, Illegible, un franmatical stuff. Contributors nr« terribly careless. They «r e "— ' Jillt then tho offleo boy came In with that dictatorial and autocratic manner be has and demanded more copy, nnd tbe editor banded him the love letter be bad just written to bla aweetbenrt. -London Globe. Quasn C a r o lin a '« P a s tim a . or any port of the property held by the corpora tlon, and to sell and pledge stM.li tionds for proper corporate uses, ns and when the loan) of directors may determine; to loan and borrow money on notes, bonds. mortgages or otherwise; nnd to buy, own, hire, jease. roortgnge. pledge nnd otherwise drat In and dlsjtoke of tilt UiiiTI or~per»onul prop­ erty. To guarantee, sultscribe for. hold, purcliase. or therwisa acquire, sell, transfer, assign, marten ge, or otherwise dlspoa« of tba shares of capi stock of. or any bonds, securities mui evidentes of indebtedness issued nr createti by any otite Open Tu e sd a ys 4 to 6 p .m AND ESTAD LI SHED. .18U9 ----- offers----- , Are OfTeriui* Any nnd A ll Kinds of Florida R eal Estate at as Low Prices nnd on ns Reasonable Terms As Can be Had Anywhere The Best Homelike Accommodations In the City, nt Moderate Prices Onice on Pnrk Avenue, Iretwcen First ntqj Commercial Streets. Sanford, Florida ComfûiLGoUajie Centrally Locateti The Sanford Building & Loan Association Cor. Fourth St. nnd Magnolia Ave. the same extent that a natutnl person might nr could do. * To receive payment of the ca|>ilnl stock subscriticd for. in money, or In property, labor or ser­ vices. at a just valuation thereof, tn I k- drtrrtnln«l by the boanl of directors; to make cuntrnrtk of any kind whatsoever for the furtherance of its business and purposes, and generally to exercise such lo w ­ ers as may lie incident to the nurimars nnd luisiness of said cur|toralion, ami to have, exercise and enjoy all the rights. iwwers and privileges Incldciil to oiriKiraUons oritahked and cxiitimt under llie laws of III*- Slnlr norlda o Tlio (on-iimnl claiiM-s sltnll N- ronilm ni as Imlrpcndenl olijrcts, Imslnessrs und | « v m . ami i Ihrnumeratiim of any sixviflc liutine** or luwrr shall no! I » held to limit or restrict In any nianm-r arty other butineu or power of this corporation For Particulars, Cull oh W. W . L O N G Quern Caroline, wife of King Geargo IV. of Englnnd, with whom Bho was DEALER IN on the worst, possible terms, Is deirribrd In “The Diary of a Lady In Waiting." written by Iatdy Charlotte Bail. The queen aecma to bare tried witchcraft oq tbe king. Lady Char­ lotte writes on one occasion: “ After dinner her royal highness made a wax figure, ax usual, and gave It an amia­ ble addition of large horns, then took ____________ ^ jM tH L ’Lh 11L._______________ _ three pins out of her garments nnd Tlie amount of the capital sliMk of this mrtnra- Agent fo r Virginia -C a rolin a T e r shall lie One Hundred Thousand UUU.OUU.UUk — tm rers* stuck them through and through nnd lion Dollars, to he divided into One Thousand shares of . pot tho figure to roast nnd melt at the thr irnr value of One Hundred I JUKI 00) Dollars each All or any portion of the capital sl«x k of fire. If It wasrnot too melancholy to this corporation htay be wiynblr in. issued, or have to do with this, I could have used lor In thr purchase oi property, real nr |H-r sonat. or for the payment of latmr or services, at a died of laughing. She Indulges In tills just valuation tu tie determined by the board of amusement whenever there aro no directors. ARTICLE IV Stringers at tho table, and some think LiTIiis mriSiration shall continue and have full 9-ROOM HOUSE, 14 ACRES btr royrtl highness really has a super­ power to exercise ils rorlHirulr rixhU-niid frail stitious belief that destroying tills ef­ chisea for u period pf nliu-ty ulne (UU) years from after the commencement of Its corporate esIn- Enterprise figy of her husband will bring to pass and I«terne ARTICLE V. tbs destruction of his royal person. The business of tills, corporation shall 1«; con­ What a allly piece of apltcl Yet It la ducted -liy the sollowin*- ullicrrsi a President, a impossible not to laugh when one sees Treasurer, nnd a Secretn-y, elected by the Isiurd Just Like a Lsxy Man. An elderly gentleman, who would rather sleep Into than cat the most at­ tractive breakfast, was leisurely wendifig hls way toward the subway when ba was accosted by a breathless woman. . "Oh, mister, a lot of toughs are beat­ ing a hurdy gtirdy man to death. Can't ’ Too belpr "Where r "Right around tho corner. Ob. please come with meT The late sleeper peered through his •old rimmed glasses at the complain■*ot and uked: • "la be ■ very big hurdy gurdy man?" Jgh, Da alri— lie'# d - veey—emnlt man." “Then surely, my good woman, they fiat need any help from me."—New fork Pres*._ _________ f Doomsday Book, The Doomsday Book U a British tMtltutlon. It la a book of the genwu *1,PT*y of England, commenced M retgn of William L (the ConT“ ror), about 1080, some say about *l w«> intended to b« a "regiaZ ,0 oetermlno tba right In the tenT* of oatatea, to discover tbe extent raan’a land, to fix hi« homage *«tUo tho queatlon -of I he m111««1 aid be waa bound to ruraiah.” Won Every Time. J P V ?«rer loved and loatr «Ehed tbe awaln. ___op?’" responded tho maiden “ Ptly. " I ’va won every breach oL ^».•d l e a d e r •1 * CTer last lift-MlnrS, ami a Imaxd td dhwolM* «4 -iMit leva than Tine nor more than live directors, who must t>e stockhoklera of the corporation, to lie circled by the stockholders annually. Until the first annual meeting uf thr stockhold era hereinafter prt^lded for. and until their suc­ cessors ore circled and Qualified, the officers of this corporation shall Ik*: ll Aijxa flow uni. Presi­ dent; Jcsm 0. Packard, Treasurer, nnd Claude C. givwanl, .Secretary ; the-Hoard of IHieetors shall lie: II Adna Howard, Jrsse O. Purkurd and Claude C. Howard. The first urganliatlon meeting of thé stockhold­ ers of this cur|ioration shall be held In the City of Sanford, Orange County. Elucida, the principal place of business of the corporation, at the offices of the corporation, on the ZUth day of February. A. D. H1UÜ. fur tbe purpose ui adopting by-laws and completing the organization of the o>rI«•ra­ tion, and also lor the purpose of electing such offi­ cers o ' the corporation as are hereinbefore provided for, and thereafter Ihf annual meetings of the stockholders of this corporation shall lie held on liic first Tuesday in January of each and every year. ' . * ARTICLE VI. The highest amount of- indebtedness or liability to which this corporation shall subject itself to Fresh Meats Florida Enterprise , C L E A N S AN D In Gold's Barber Shop I FRANK L a J’ MEATS WOODRUFF | » , . SanfòrdV Only-Exclusive Shoe-Store - FRESH------------- -vt O^. I r STRONG LINE O f CHILDREN’S SCHOOL*SHOES The Latest Fall Styles in Ladies’, Gent’s and Cliililren’s Shoes Just Received ANIK GROCERIES Drink a Bottle of rA N U h ’R SO N g* * ARTICLE VH The names nnd residences of the subscribing in­ corporators ol this curpoVation. and the amount of the capital stock subscribed by each, are as foll»w ,: ‘_ U. Adna Howard, Sanford, E la... V , „ . I 4 9 Shares' Clauds C. Howard, Sanford, F la ........... 1 Share Jesse O. Packard. Cadillac. Mich......... ISO Shares I k Wrnm« Wnutur. tbe suliscriblng Incorporators have hereunto subscribed their names. j • *11. Atm* liowAau. Cuoea C. II owako. • _______ ___ - Jcu 0. I’acbam1. DINGEE Plumbing and ’ é %' *. y'r- G a s Fitting Statx or Elokic*. 1 ‘ County ol Orange./ I H a m Camrr, that before me. a Notary Pub­ lic. priM M il/ appeared ii. ^Llna H ow ard and Claude CrTlowara. to me well known to be two of the persons nuuird in and wbe subscribed their dames to the foregoing Articles of Incorporation, and severally acknowledged before nte that they subscribed and executed tbe same. Ior the pur­ poses therein expressed. -------------- -----------------In Wmraa Wnnanr, I have hereunto set my hand and uflidal seal at banford. In the County or Orand the Slate of Florida, on this the 23rd day apPtoeambar. A. U HKm. (m i] ___ ___ Gnu. A . __ Dr Cams. Notary Public. State of Florida ai Large, My commission expires March 3rd. 1009. Su i t or M ono**. 1 _ County of Wexford* J 1 11i n n Cumrr, that on this day. before me pareonaliy appeared Jease 0. Packard, to use wall known to be one of tbr persons named In and who executed the foregoing Article« of Incorporation, and acknowledged befure me that lie eaaculrd the saroM ^ l ^ e jwrpuecs therein mentioned^ ■* -V' * All Work Receives My Personal Attention and Desi Efforts "•GIN GER A L E 6)4 S O D A W A TE R Manufactured with pure distillod Water—they will prevent illness, aid digestion nnd give you health *fhe Sanford Coea Cola Bottling Co.t Sanfordy Fla, 'Phone 230 Opposite City llnll Agent Wanted • Latest Style Golden Oak PARLOR ROCKER, only . Hustling young party (either sex) to rep­ resent nie in MONEY-MAKING PKOPOfimONv- AtWreeu ------------- ----- — a r - c n a a iM imoHaF~wE6 a rad unbui*seal at C*ttdlll»i. in the C a S t f a t Wex­ ford and Stale of Mkhlgon. on this the I4lb day of T. L. CUSHING, O viedo, Fla. over to England jplng to find November, A. 0. 1908. ______ “ »don editors In receptive mood for— i-— m -g (sxAij M*au. t A wrssns, 1 Notary Publk. arded -W* -- * contribution to Punch with • My commission expires July 8 , 1912. 20-3 Old Shoes Wanted daL “ De*r Blr^ x arrtvetl In Lon1 nm again asking for OLD SHOES. I W?, morning and paid a visit to will give what they are worth The Herald Is fully equipped to print loiln i thla afternoon. I sizes, 6, 7. 8. 9. 10 II AND IS a»*«*1 ,V‘U 4®l>r«aalng, for a man fine stationery of all kinds. All the latest orally shrinks from .Inspecting the type and material and “the men behind A. E. Irvin’s Shoe Shop ‘J’ ^ he. la to be buried.'' Cor. aril S t und SunXord Avc. the type" who know how. . A. P. C O N N E LLY , S e c ’ y. & Tress . wH <>• ' -■ •\ -- gcuil us )M-«S a » d w e'll pack .and ship you tb l» toeker that rrgularty Belts at rrtall stores for } 7.y>. boston U a tlw r 9 scat and back w ith 1'iru ch ruffle a t tap. M«>U o f oak, i. u UIk J *i')blgHl.gntl hiqbljr pullshctL M gh ngASjr.iuli/i^f desired. Y ob caa save lots o f m oney by b u y lo g direct tram the U dary that buys lumber In M * M s. makes MShln« ImU chairs and sells them righ t here In tba South to ysn at SsksSssoll saving you heavy frelgfal charge« and retailers' refits.£ Oar big tree catalsgue show« over too different inda Of clialya fo r parlor, d in in g room , kilchrn, porgb, law n, store, office—a lls is c s s u d styles—all at lowest bar­ g a in prices. liv e ry chair guaranteed exactly "aa repre­ sented o r you r m oney back. Y ou take uo risk what ever. M a ll postal to-day for Catalogue and special Christmas ¿1st. M esas dollars In your pocket, FIMHU OUM ftCTOST. l a s a sas Mo m « »m , Jifisswam . fu . t - ' M M tm ' �t ir e iA*rtm &-ttERALtF Sanford EL 4 .»• ». Everglades Line Making Rapid Progress OPPORTUNITY One of the greatest factors in Sanford's | march of progress is the Sanford & Ever­ glades railroad that is now being built I through part of the faiqoui celery delta to | Lake Jessup. The rails are being laid and are nearly to Bcardall avenue. Next week the work , Kindergarten Plano Recital ___Despite the .threatening weather of last Saturday afternoon n largo audience w «i assembled In the s'udlo of Mrs. Fannie Strawbrldge Munson to enjoy her hinder* garten pupils'piano recital. Itwasindeed a very cunning programme. The little misses acquitted themselves beautifully. They were ably assisted by Maud Alice 3 ;í! i Show** d - Diktat Chorus..__” ___ i J- ! ' ffr* m ,n statai i w Ì ¿.^ii •• . : Ti Jk».- V j I jj| i y® * U-i i f1 «bV- m 43r * ! rr K- i 0» ‘ if**1 °ftii p -I hi. ii .. Ready for Business Î T he Sanford ^Carriage works 14 now lo­ cated in its new building on Dak avenue, opposite the Geo. H. Fern aid machine shops. Mr. Underwood Is a practical carriage ma­ ker and apy orders entrusted to him will receive careful apd prompt attention. Be­ sides manufacturing buggies, wagons and harness, they are dealers in carriage goods, gasoline engines and roofing. They also do general repair work and ltorseshoeing, for which their new quarters are well equipped. The business of the public is earnestly solicited and faithful-' and con­ scientious business treatment is assured all patrons. T hs Hekalo's 'phone is No. 148. ci­ 10 Cash and. $5 Per Month, ... Without Interest ty R Thrlce-a-Week World The Parents'. Club will hold their regular More alert, more thorough nnd more] ‘ meeting at tin- High School auditorium ---mist-Monday.at 3 p.m. A most Luteiust- fearlf»Mhan £¥£/,._ A J i’xftaWcjyg .ui the ing program will be rendered as follows: United States will be sleeted this year. Initnimrnlal Solo.......................... :..M n . Smith Who is lie and who is the man whom he I’ dper—'The child'* ttudy hour at liiitne . .Mr» Dunn Vocal Solo .................................................'................Mr*. Hamilton will bentT Nobody yet knows, but the Ail lire*»—The child'* ttudy hour and help he need* Thrice-a-Week edition of the New York . . . . . . .............................Mr. C. Vs Bowman b bm u ktn................................................. By Club World will tell you every step anil every detail of wltnt promises to be a campaign of tlyi most obsorbing interest. It may BAD TOR NEGRO INCENDIARY not tell you whnt you hope, but it will tel) you whnt is. The Thrice-a-Weck World | Frank Harris Carried to Tomj>o_.on long ago.established rudinractor for 4r Murder Charge partiality and fearlessness in the publico-1 Frank Harris, tho negro who knew so tlon of news, ond this it will maintain. much about the laundry tire in tills city !f you want the news as it really Is, sub­ and was rewarded for his knowledge by scribe to the Thrice-o-Wcek edition of the arrest, was taken from Orlando to Tampa New York World, which comes to you ev­ ast week on the charge of murder. There ery other day except Sunday, and is Urns, [ seems to be no end to tills negro’s crimes, imctlcaUy a daily at the price of a weekly. 'andlFTs tfoubiful osTo whether fie will be Tiie Thrice-a-Week World's regular sub­ Burned back to the Orange copnty offldals scription price is only SI per year, and on the charge of arson, as the charge of this pays for 150 papers.' We offer this | murder will have precedent. unequalled newspaper and The Sanford Herald together for one year for SI.50. Sauford's Trolly Line The regular subscription price of the two | The Herald has the assurance this week papers is S2. that the new trolly line would be started as soon as the Sanford & Everglades railroad New Electric Thcqtgr_______ is finished.__Tim trolly system -will - us« The Pastime Is the latest venture In the the rails of tlie new railroad as far as the amusement line in Sanford, and will be city limits and then their own rails Into the located in the store room of tlie Bishop city, Thlf will be great news to the peo­ block. A fine equipment will tie installed ple of Sanford, as a trolly system has long and one of the best of programs will be been needed to connect the city with the given every evening, consisting of moving suburban residents. pictures, illustrated sdflgs and specialties. George Adams will mannge the new For gale Will sell my bea irffftil ploce' onRed Wa­ venture, and such an amusement plqpe ter Lake, one mile from Fort Reed. Leu being needed In Sanford, It should receive | most liberal patronage. than one mile from the celery delta. Nine room house, ^lasteredl on brick founda­ Just name your wants, and if we| tion. Four acres of land. Plenty of haven't it will get It for you. Call and bo | grapes and other fruit. Large barn. Two convinced. Sanford Grocery Company. .acres of flne garden land. . Thirteen hun­ dred dollars cash, if taken at once. In Uie Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial | J. M. S tu m o n , Circuit or the State o f Florida for CtblkTfi FW* m For Inside Lots Parents’ Club to Meet 4 r i*ri] m ■AT ......... for fiir'nlsfilng light and power to the City. TfifsTiai long been neojjed and will bd an­ other step toward making a Greater San-1 Most delightful featureaof the program ford. were the songs by Miss Bowler in her Typical Florida Weather voice of rare sweetness, ond the hearty So far, we must confess, Florida has encored recitations of Mrs. Richard Max never been blessed with a liner winter vielL The little kindergarten pupils taklnj titan there appears this year. Just a trifle ThrusTier wnrm.ltrtlic main, portin'!«;-but Meal nev­ Helen Peck, Ada Wagner, Thelma ant ertheless. Water In the lakes, is the rea­ son some one suggests. Hardly that. Plen­ Ernestine Webb, Fopnie Reba Munson. Preceding programme a duct was ren ty of. water In the lakes and rivers is cal­ tiered by Misses Mabel and Charlotte Hand. culated, to temper a severe winter, once it comes upon us, but the fact is. there has The beautiful home of Mrs. R. S. Kcclor been no winter. The cold comes howling Is a mecca for her many friends who de­ out of the north. The normal condition of sire a short ridu from the city undo pleas­ Florida is warmth and sunshine. But ant visit with sue)i an entertaining host­ when one of these northern blasts comes J ess. Mrs. Kcclor and Miss Kcelor will be sweeping down over the country, and its fag end hits this little neck, poking be­ at home Thursdays after 3 o'clock. tween the ocean and the gulf it chills it Master Arthur Dickens celebrated his mighty suddenly and then, heaven be tentli birthday Thursday and invited praised, for our protecting water. A mod number of his friends to assist- hint in e/ate chill wc don't object to. It is health­ enjoying*the afternoon. After they had ful. Cliascs away fevers apd invigorates assembled they were ail bundled into us. But we don't want to take chances Inrge wagon and took n delightful ride on the blast (tint blasts. It should he re­ into the country. .Upon their return membered, however, that there is hut n games werfc indulged In and after. choice trill« over one-month- until- the Florida refreshments the young folks” luff with spring time opens up. So that if we are many well wishes for Arthur. going to hove any cold. It must come in n hurry.—Orlando Star. rifef ** *rÍ *Í South of 10th Street, we are offering .Chopin I*' ! ï -AÎ Mil Between Park and Sanford Avenues, LIGHTS was remarkable. Her flne technicque and artistic interpretation applied with equal Electric Light Plant to be Installed at j fluency to the heavy chord work os well an Early Date as brilliant scale passages. Her numbers Ihn .Sanford I Jght & Fusi Co. have lluilr | were as follows: new franchise now pending and in a few Rider's 8 _______ _ willjwcpare to install a flne plant ills i be finished tills month to the lnke, thus giving.tlie growars an.outlet.for.their pro. j _, ducts. The engine and flat cars are now In operation and greatly facilitate I work by hauling supplies to the front. Everywhere along the line of the new | road‘houses are being built and land taken up and cleared, and this section will soon [ assume the appearance of a city of beau­ tiful homes and gardens. * HESE lots are numbered from 1 to 50 in "the order sold. Mr. Derry, Cashier of the Peoples j£ Bank, has placed one of these numbers in a sealed envelope, and the purchaser who happens to . purchase that lot in the series will receive a- deed to his lot FREE of Cost. The lucky number will be announced; only after thè Sale of the entire series has been completed, but all-P aym ents made by the L ucky. M aajviU ^be^efunded.w Deed,... Mr... Derry does nofknow what number is in tlie envelope, as Numbers 1 to 50 were written on separate pieces of paper, folded, placed in a hat from which some one drew one which was im m ediately sealed in the presence of witnesses and the other 49 immediately destroyed. This was done at our office at Ì0 o’clock Monday, December 21. These lots are offered for less money and on easier terms than any in Sanford j= were eyer offered before and some one will get_a "Home'Sith'Tfee: Be the Lucky M an! HOLDEN REAL ESTATE SANFORD, F L A . i D i a E B m i N i nrRiTOfnniEiisifTiiAifrifEini^ioinD U RRELL I N S H EW REAL ESTATE BROKERS — U i a i i r Comity 1 W. D. Holden nnd W. J. T iIU iwh . a» I lleidcn Krnl t n a i t Company, t<i. f j. K. Westbrook nnd WllUam Gamble) ToJ. K. Westbrook nnd WUIlam Gambia: fhied. ili.iT m . , T JllvU of ^ Dll.'rw, herein In ¿ which he swear* lhat be It the attorney of the above named Plaintiff*. that he U Informed and believe* that i 1i «l above defendanu arerocb I Present to the Investor the Best Opportuni­ ties in Florida - Onjnipjdyed celery lands, flowing w ells guaranteed, $25.00 to $200.00---per acre “—•* ■---------------~ raJa/•-: a*—**i ------------- *“— —■ I>er acre^617 fQnU8, WlUl flowinfi WeUs d l tiIed* drained and ready for crop, $5()0.00 to $100000 site in '••j ° ity ProPerty' ^PTuvod and unimproved. 303,000 acres timber land. With Honda for crate factory. Others ttll you what can be -lone MURRELL &. MINSHEW ore Leal farmers as ufucneaU well as real e s ta te brokers, --------- . and —- are «here «o w aat nos to onuw show you you wwhat has been been and and can be done. pi further ordered Dial dial you appear le thla bill I Ü U runner çm\be l u dsv at trb ru try, A.’ U. Ï909. Lbe u u ^ ¡ S f ■ role day of »«Id court. Vi itu r»,, U SX2& M. ___— Koblnaoa. clerk OÍ tJ the —. citffc, lilt' c'Cim ifTUili &t I a doo JS. tbU 30th . 8. M. ftoaunûM, (uvi ) By U A l S S 5 d ^ “ ° W“ 1* ° f“ * Cm% 4I "^ ^ S M U R R E L L * ■H i V & M IN S H E W �' • T Ä R T il^ P Ä G E S d t ò 12 IN SANFORD—Life SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY. JANUARY 9, 1909 *Bm b«r 2 2 would suggest he commence nt once with tlie members of his own congregation. There nre some among them who arc even now undergoing Investigation for continned and persistent Infraction of the A form er law, lending to enrich them nt tho ex­ Writes Interestingly pensed the general public./tThcrc-ia aL least one notorious subpoena dodger, equally celebrated for his professions of FLORIDIANS NOW IN NEW YORK piety and abstinence, whom a touch of true religion would benefit immensely. In short, the Rev. Mr. Akcd had better lAd What They Are Doing—General put his own house in order before ventur­ News of Interest to the People ing on more distant crusades. of This Section_________ New York Dec. 31.1908. T, (he Editor of The U*r«ld: In making my flrst contribution to your P^ ^ . P ^ o ^ j r r e s pondent. IwisK to gW ryour readers tlie usurnnee that the Interests of the State of Florida nre very dear to me, and thnt 1shall make it my particular endeavor to gather and transmit all the news more directly concerning, that sectionThis assurance Is unnecessary for- my old friends and neighbors who nre famil­ iar with my record in settling and de­ veloping Orange county, and know of my of the srate. but is meant nnd given for the Information of the younger genera­ tion aiming your readers. • • • F loridians In C oth am I have met quite a number of "Floridi­ ans in the busy marts of this metropolis. Among them I can recall nt present the following • Henry I’npworth. ex-mayor oi Sanford; who Is connected with large Interests in ‘ the »team engine manufacturing Industry. L- C. Vaughn, former proprietor and editor of tho Orlando Sentinel who is ac­ companied by his wife, and three clump­ ing daughters. Mr. Vaughn ia identified with the cotton 'manufacturing business, to which he has been giving successful attention for several years. Thomas A. Darby, ex-senator from Put­ nam county, who. In connection with John P. Jones, hns offices nt Exchnnge Place, in the heart of the financial dis­ trict, and is devoting himself to tho pro­ motion of large mining interests in far off Alaska. He speaks most enthtuTostlcnlly about the resources of thnt re«»—■ » » ffftd considers il tr verier!' __ ble land of promise. ________ Charles White, from Cilrn, who has also cast his fortunes in Alaska, und reprelenls extensive copper interests. George Wilson of Fprt Meade, who is here In the interests of Florida phos­ phates. minerals and lands, p Qma Girard, a tuning mechanic of OrUndo, who is operating very successful!* in real estate lioth here nnd in Atlantic Qiy. • • very generally concerned witii this nppnlling catastrophe. There are few cities in Italy containing n larger Italian popula­ tion. In view of tliis circumstance the the contributions from New York for the relief of tlie sufferers should he the largest from any foreign source. If the Italian Tietnent-fells trrTMpoml 1T1 nillllU HlPflgure and allows the contributions from outside sources to exceed its own dona­ tion It will stand revealed in no credita­ ble light. Tammany has made nn initial contribu­ tion oT $2,500. While it is not meet to question nt tills,time tin* motive under­ lying this act of humanity, the captious critic mny be excused for connecting it in soma manner with Tammany’s great par­ tiality for the Italian vote. What did Tammany contribute to tlie San Francisco sufferers? ■ * • uublw.- M i. Lhvm iw-riw- piuttrcutiug officer, seems to Incline to the sentimental theory that the Interests of Justice are best served by the admission rather than the suppression of evidence, irrespective of the side it may favor. Most lawyers will dissent from this view, but there are many, outside of tlie profession who will he in hearty sympathy witii Mr. Darrin. Among these-yrill be found all those Win) believe tfintTfTs ¡TTowyeFs iTiTty"ionl iT"ratTier" than defeat the ends of justice. • • t New York’s latest sensational murder case, witii which it is seldom unprovided. Is the Haines case. ■As usual, there is a woman at the iKittnm of it. The most remarkable feature of this casts from - point uf —view, _ -—,—*- — . w a professional * at seems to tie the indisiKisiliimnf tlie prose­ cuting attorney to exclude evidence favor­ able to the defense, In' so doing he has departed from the time honored role of procedure Which; commits him strictly to prosecute nnd secure n conviction.at all • • LOSS TO SCHOOL f UND u iir v f « People’s. .Bank of Sanford The Supreme Court of Florida' Decides -----------Against Aot o f 1005 —............ Capital $ 8 0,000.00 The Supreme Court has rendered a de­ cision which will be n serious blow to tho public gchooMnterci m -of-Florida; from which it will tnke many years to recover, Conducts a General Banking Business with Conservatism and says the Tallahassee True Democrat. Courtesy. Pnys 4 Per Cent. Intereit, Compounded Quarterly, The reporter found Superintendent Hol­ loway very much distressed on account On Savings Deposits, and of the decision, as he is more vitally In­ terested In the school Interests of. the stdte than any, other man._____ v Me considers the opinion for reaching in its effects. While.the court considered from any and all causes. -This additional (irotectiori costs only one chapter, 5281, from the acts of Its customers nothing 1905, ygt every renson advanced tending "Tö'UäVliblffilt Ih'A’ CHoEiüsVi tii liuunlfl y 8TU S! chapter seems to apply witii logical force Now. A cco u n ts Solicitad -CWir - Known ns the junior and senior higli school acf. and to chnpter 5057, which provided for the ap­ M. M. SMITH, G. S. DERRY, propriation of $‘10,000 by the comptrol­ Cashier President Vice-President ler, on the basis of the jxuperty valuation of each county. The opinion, said he, deals a hard blow to the public school interests, and In u large mcnKure nlscea. tlie schools about where they were ten years ugo. There is already due the teachers of the state ip $107,750 under the 80 per rent act and the high schqpl act. In addition there Is also due them tlie $50,000 referred to, which should have been appropriated by the comptroller on‘Qic flrst of January, IU08. If nt thnt time there luid been Harnaaa and Ougglaa Blacksmlthlng and Horaaahoali money in the treasury for that puri>ose. The aggregate nmounj, therefore, due the schools under tho three acts mentioned, A UTO M O BILES FOR LIVER Y USE on the first day of July, 1908. was $207,950. ' This lurge amount is lost to the schools, together with $103,000 which would have t* ^ • { • + < ■ <••{•<• •}■4-"p •{••t • { • • ! • + & ^ <■♦ ♦ ❖ ♦+ + ♦♦♦ ♦ accrued by the first of July, 1909. ' •« The low establishing a system of high schools was enacted in 1909, and the ithcr nets coming under tlie decision of tlie court, were imssed in 1905. ___—_High=.Grnde4Iousc-RmUUug a Sp ecialty —;— While-ii-seems from this decision that the state is not able to appropriate hoy moitey to the schools, there may be made a county levy of seven mills for school DEALERS IN purposes, and in addition to this, n levy * * __ _ ____ _ _ or three mills mny lie assessed in the spociul tax school districts.-and. mulct this arrangement it-* » [>o#s»bie for the Alpha Cement, Acme Plaster schools to be kept up to their present standard without the nld given them uniler chapters 51181 and 5057, but the abolishment of the high school system is Plans, Estimates, and all Information relative to Building tlie most serious blow to public education in many years. • Cheerfully Furnished It may require a constitutional amend­ ment to remedy ihr objection (minted out in the decision hooded down by the su­ Consult Us P h on o 69 preme court. If this recourse is not tnken it will be necessnry for tlie legislature to enact a Office with Murrell & Minshcw Pico Hotel Block, Sanford, Fla. ,, law providing that each county shall t t maintain one high school to be sup|iorted entirely out of the county—schooi funds. Tliis plan, however, would lie far inferior to'll.c’W r e system, since there 'would be no uniformity oi standard in the opera­ tion of such schools. , Police Commissioner llinglinm has re­ ceived u piece of friendly advice from 1)11« of the New York pnjiers. It tnkes the form of n sugar-coated pill, reconi mending him to resign his post, because he is too much of a gentleman to meet existing conditions, nnd therefore incapa­ ble of contending with the peculiar diffi­ List or Unclulmed Lettera culties of his position. These difficulties Remaining in the Sanford Potto IBce at consist in the main of a criminal popula­ close of week ending Jan. 0,1908 : tion liberally estimated nt 50,000, ex­ I adíes clusive of the insubordinate members of HomHI. Mr» Ditfrii»liver Mllnhel. Mr«. M»ry -the twiicc-fuiLT . The gmnc~p;ipcrTTijr Celiai). M in Mary Moore, Mr*. Alice ge&ts that nothing short of a .second Na­ Dunovart. Mr». Ueulc Htloy. MU» Eia Somier*, Mr». Miner poleon the preat can meet the emergency, Koucn. Mi»> Myra V'lniní. Mr». J. K. but.drops no hint ns to where he may be Lnild, Ml»» Ko»iiilier Mallory. Mr». Luubcttu found. Gen. Bingham may conkulc him­ G entlem en self with the reflection that’ italic falls Adam». Mailer W: H Grouch, Edward short of the required standard it is nt Aitdrraon. Mr Lonnie Jone* Mr. Marion Moran. Mr. Pat Alexander, Mr t rank a high one. Mitchell, John Tlie truth of tlie matter is that things Clark. Mr. Prank William», George Clark, Kev Mr, Henry have come to such a pass thnt the New Co», Mr. J. Jt> Mack. Henry Moranville, Mr* II. S. Yorker need no longer attend the Wild Conner, Mr, Cha». E. Stone, Alton K. Humar anl. John U . West show to see n stage held up. He Small, Mr. M all hew can get the genuine sensation by taking Uuncnn. Mr, J Sermon, Mr. Bryant llalli« k Son» D. Y . e quiet ride in tho brood light of day in llalirMrTJ attir* Alien. Mr. W ill:-----a Third avenue trolley cor. Grouctu.M' Eil-. _ _ . — ---------- ----------— ----------------- ■ ' v M ' R . M Aliks. Persons claiming the above will piense say Advertised," and give dnte of tills Discussing the Orange Bax C h a s . F. H a s k in s , P. MJacksonville, Dec. 29.—Tliero is n great list. .-..J“NUJla‘Vu: submission lu _lus cuucmii deal of discussion among the fruit grow­ Descried Ojd Landmark______ • of domination. Tills lead was fo! ers of Florida, In ,regard to Whut size Joe Mack, one of the most reliable and “ wed in still more acrimonious fashion orange box shall be adopted as the uni­ responsible colored men who do bushiest bribe Rev. Aked. Mr. Rockefeller's im- versal box. A large number of the on Sanford avenue, lias moved out of tlie pocted English missionnry.who denounced growers favor' the California size box, old rookery on the west ride, occupied by j •CnAer and his friends from the safe which is 11x11x26, while tlie Florida box him for years, and now occupies the large elevation of his pulpit. Tlie Jewish rabbi is 12x12x27. They claim they can see two-story building opposite between Sec­ * abstained at least from making his at* no reason why they should give more o n d and Th ini streets. The upper floor •*ck under the cover of religion, and ad- oranges per box than California, while is devoted to boarding rooms, and on die J jT iy j himself to Use fmbllo through, lha -Mh*re.aza.willing to chapgeLj hc. tire. If first noor Is thrr reamaraaL and grocery «annelaof the press. But the Christian it is adopted and made a law by the store. Aunt Mary sliU does the cooking ***°t perceived no desecration of his state, so that the whole state will make to the delight of dll patrons. “rch and office in haranguing his hear- tlie change at tlie some time. Othess do • Buggi es for Sale rc* from the pulpit on subjects political, not want the change at all, and some We have four line new buggies which hi this connection It would bo Luteresting, wnut any dmuge,.U they will doc^e oo e will sell cheap, as we have no place to L + ^ k w - r w h s t h t é U ft r_______ ch box fo' dils o'mf itlcx fo ft.’ Irri .A s id_________________ - h nndCr coniY which store them. w ill h*ct to undertake the political regenera hoped an amicable agreement j»2if — S aniovd Caxmace Woaxs. won of the American people. If so, reached before another season. Richard C ro k e r The metropolitan press contains the ^ announcement that this distinguished New Yorker will leave on Monday next teacfi, Fla., where he intends taking up his residence until April of the wiling year, and then return to his es­ tate in Ireland. The |sum ace of Mr. Croker In New York I* til bII times mysteriously slgnillrniit. There is usphinx-like quality in his move­ ments nnd intentions which la particu__ jady puzzling - arid—distressing—to—the . I*1**- Many wise and varied commen­ taries have been made by tlie New York newspapers as to his coming on tiie heels of the late national election. The gen­ eral Impression prevailed for some time that his iwescnt mission involved nothing lea* than the political executloiuof tlie Tammany chieftain, who failed to “ make fr**! in tlie last state election. Notliing of the kind having happened, tHe’ press is at liberty to guess again. A dinner given in honor of Mr. Croker -Jy a hast of friends and former political accociutci was made the occasion o fji Wtier-pef¿onñl attack by an eminent Jewish rabbi, wlio construed tliis purely •ttriul function up an evidence of their rirst Year HAND B R O TH E R S LIVER Y, F E E D and SALE STABLES Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged Pope Contracting Company j; Builders' Supplies. Interlarchen Sa ^ , '__ »T: Fl RS T N A T ION A L B A N K O F SANFO R D, F L A . OEO. r C RN A LO , V lo .-P r a a . B. r . W H IT H E R , A a s t. Caahlar F . H. R A N D , P r » » l d » n t r. P. roHBTER, Cashier Only National Bank In Orango County HPunds-Protocted-by—Burglary—insurance Safety Deposit Boxas for Rant ° . * ORQANIZED .1867 • El C a p i t a n d e T a m p a Finest Five Cent Cigar On the M arket i L. R. Philips’ Drug Store Th e o . J . M iller & Son *' t w* V ■, • * - • * House Furnishing Goods ' «* _ 1 * . ** S t o v e s , C r o c k e r y and G l a s s w a r e 1 » Wall Paper. Paints and Oils, W hite and New Home S e w ln l Machines. Edison Phonographs and Records, Wholesale Dealers In Gasolene and Kerosene ie A M �íV s «.»>'•»« fci-'u. X» Àli&.’ititiTÎt Januarys, loo» They tbnnght thnmurtlr f supporters of the chorcta when they- wanted "aup~pqrttng**~thennlelTwr~tmd-decined them­ selves moet snlntly when they were most sfcddened. Until as recently at 1827 (when the Hcenee wee withdrawn) a church and public houae were cov­ ered by one roof at Deepdale. midway Who Had the Beat Shew? During a aeealon of the Pennayl between Derby and Nottingham. A vanla leglalature a well known mem door that could be opened at will serv* ber waa made head o f a etnte depart' ed to acpnrnte the conaocrated Interior ment Ah there were a largo number of the church from the common tapo f lucre tiro poaltlona In hla department room o f the tavern I—Chamber*' Jourbo waa besieged by congreeamen on behalf o f their friend* who wanted Good Balt. good, fat Job*. "1 got Cleveland1*- autograph/* aald H M tH . Jonee, Smith and Drown were all applicants for tbo pamo posi­ the friend, “ by addressing to him a lit­ tion, and their claim* were equally tle ode on Ills splendid work In the pushed. | Finally two representatives White Ilouaejtnent the Ruaso-Japanese .Tfho were for Brown went to the now war—or was It something else7 Atony epecuUve and aaked how the contest­ rate, I shall never forget my delight when, by return mall, Mr. Cleveland ants stood. "It*a this way," waa the reply. wrote: •• ‘ Dear Sir—1 have read your verses “ Jones la a good man, and the corpora­ tions and the Jndtclary are with him; with Interest. They appear to mo very Smith la a fine fallow and la backed by deficient lu senso and substance.' •J pent n sonnet o f sympathy to Ilcrn e w s p a p e r s a n d th e” p e o p le g e n e r a l ly, and your friend Brown la an excel- nard bhnw oii the failure o f his piny. lent young man, who la being pushed •Ilia House In Order,' or somo auch .by.the.politicians and the members of title. Mr. Shaw replied on a post card as follows: the legislature.* Thank’ yon vety much for your eon- net which seems at least sincere. "I once ventured to addrcea n- ron­ " I f yóu Won't repent It," was the am deau to Ellen TcnT.*~ht'lt I pralsedt7rer.:!3^vni trt?7«u; her beauty ’♦««•"'R ea p * Both promis« * ■Ladies’ Hnmq arnf me » lM tf »n d d B fll»lll»y -»t< a of» "Barnum I f . acknowledgment, In the cours« of Journal. which abe aald: F R IE N D D E A T H . « 'i noticed many faults and weak' • T r ia n d D e a th ," quoth ha. ' nesses In your rondeau, which, bowevnaked one o f the friends. NATÜRE’S WONDERFÜL FOUNTAIN .The undersigned tubacriber. and Subscriber, and PROPOSEDCHARTER or THE «iANfetD GROCERY COMPANY. "F r ie n d D e a th ." quoth ha, "a m om ent stay- I h a v e a d u ty y e t to do. T h e re Is the d e v il e tlll to p a y — A rood , s tiff reokonln a too. — "F r ie n d D e a th ," quoth he, " a m om en t stay. W h a t o f m y w lfo -a n d llttlo one? I m ust w arn them w a ll w h ile y e t It Is d ay O f th e s e ttin g tun. "F r ie n d D e a th ," quoth he, “ a m om en t stay, A d rin k and a k ite f o r luck a t th e last. I w aa a v e r one f o r a d a rin g play, Stak ed a ll on a c a s t " F r ie n d D eath ,” quoth he, " a m om en t s ta y . * I m ust h a ve tim e to th ink on God. S u rely you g iv e ono tim e to p ra y — ■So soon a clod. "F r ie n d D eath ,” quoth he, " a m om ent stay. - 4 t w tll a ll b e o v e r s o aoen, s o soon.-------I h ea r the plpaa o f in y b oyhood p la y A n old, old tuna. "F r ia n d D a a th ," quoth ha, "O h . frie n d ly D eath, T h a mualo la c a llin g and I am fa in — - N a 1 Car th e ham * w h e r e f firs t d r e w b reath A n d m y m oth er a g a in ." —R . W . G ilb ert in “ G oldenrod and I d l l e r ” p * Was Dipped. Charles Lu mb badTiooirToIir by his physician to take a course o f son bath­ ing. As ho dosceuded the steps o f the bathing machine In tbp shallow water tbo cold Increased his natural stam­ mer, and It took him a long-while to Inform two stout attoudauts that ho wbh to be "dl-dt-dl-dl-dlpped”— — Impatiently -they-docked him, and,coming up spluttering In their embrace, be began, “ Once more I tell you I nut •to be dl-dl-di"- and down be wont again. Tbo third Umo be stormed: “ Is It mum-utn-murdor you mo-rae-iucan7 I tell you I ’m to bo dl-dl” — And then, after tbo third ducking: ^ H n n s n »-d n r u ttM ” itTs~howrio o laici I tell you that I am—do, that I wfcs-to bo dl-dl-dl-dlpped only oncer1 Voluntarily, "Did. I understand yon to say that this boy voluntarily confessed to run­ ning away?" asked a truant officer, ad­ dressing the determined looking fe­ male parent o f a small and dirty boy. "Yes, air, be did,” the woman rennomicl. “ I Just bad to perrgpde him n little, end then he toT3~mo~nnr who lr thing voluntarily.1 "H ow did you —persuade him?" queried hla worship. “ Well, first I gave him s good lick­ ing." said tbs firm parent, "and then I put him to bed wltnout supper, and 1 took bis clothes away and told him he'd stay In bed till be coufesaed what he'd done, If !twaa the rest of bla days, and I should lick him again In the morning. And in leas than half an hour be told ms the whole Btory vol­ untarily!" Bear Money and Churches. — In tha eighteent been tury there were no temperance societies or bands of hope, nor Bechabltos and bluo ribbon army. To be as "drunk as a lord" was tbs height of human felicity. It waa the ago of "threo bottle men,” of con­ vivial toasta, or drinking aongs. Even the church Indirectly encouraged' intemperance. There were curtain dis­ trict* where at Whitsuntide the church­ warden* were accuetomed to levy con­ tributions o f malt from the.parishion­ er*. ThU was brewed Into strong ala -gad sold Ja the church.. The YVbJtaun.tide toper* had. however, g pious method in their madness. The money spent oo the beer was expended by the cburcbwardehg In church maintenance, and the muddled roisterer* no doubt believed them•elves to be pillar* of the church even when, under the Influence o f the alco­ hol, they rolled uppn Its pavement, ; \ * At Last. Mr*. Silas Bennett was a philoso­ pher. On a certain dismal occasion somo o f tbe neighboring women were condoling .with h$r. With commend­ able cheorfulncss she replied: ‘T v o raised four girls an’ three boys, expectin' every tlmo they’d bo twins and red beaded like tbelr Grandpa Ben­ nett, on' yet they ain’t.' “ An’ _ I ’ve worried conald’blp over smallpox broaklu' out In my big fam­ ily."'So fer ’taln’L “ Lost.summer durln* July an’ iAugust an’ rnobbo part of ¿teptomber I waa heal inoloncbollc, -fearin' I'd got nn ap­ pendix, but 1 guess I ain't — ''An' through It all It noror onct oc­ curred to mo tbnt I'd bo the one to fall through them rotten old roeetln' hotiso steps an' break my leg In two places, but I be.” S tatritn d twtheyA m of Vi i * u'i J,“ J“ 5 ***i and adopt the following propotnl rhan i? kWrUARTICLE !. The nnme of the (Juctcd !.. the Slate «« " • « ballad S t a te c i A m c r k a ^ ^ ^ ' * <* re n re til«. . The principal lion ihnll lie Sanforti.. Orante tmintv Orante «m m *. Florida; ARTICLE II. .The genrrnl nature of the butine»» m — ■ cd try aald corporation 1* m follow ?Theiî arillnj ofgroccrle* nnd any ar3 all w ¿ 7 Í!Í iÍ l Í Pure wntrr U e**cntlal to fiond health. -O e a n o ts a d U ,S. GaveinmcnLanalx»ll of Wcklwn Spring Water ln the high rolling pine landa of Orange County. Fla. u. s Government official* tla** In decree of mlnernllmllon with Great Dear and »lightly higher than Poland water Neither iwampa, river*, lldea nor rain* affect It’ Large bath hoo*e. auK*. boat*, toinggan allde. pavUiou* Telephone connection* and dally mail __ New hotel, new furniture, broad vrrnnda. acetylene gaa. ■ n d tlh d C o ld Spring Water Bwrtw BtKBrNew Toilet* r: Cottage*; alt fumtihed. to rent. ncwXent with furniture Address WEKIWA SPRINGS COMPANY, Weklwa Springs, FU High-grade Pianos, Organs and Graphophones. Easy Paym ents Low Prices C. H U G H ES Pico Block CONTRACTOR and B U I L D E R Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty In Extremis. None but first-class labor employed nnd nil contracts guaranteed to be in accordance Late one night a clergyman wns with plans nnd specifications ' . .— — called out to minister to an old .ipnn— n worker upon the adjacent railway— Wlio was supposed to tie dying. The summons was brought by another old I am In Business "to do Htislness for Those Who A/eed My Services Postonica Box 771 man, the elder brother of tbo stricken ono. While ho was bustling about. maklilg preparations for departure, -ANDEW JOHNSON tho clergyman forgot momentarily tlio social status of bis visitor and naked, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW “ Is ho In extremis?” Practices In State and Federal Court». Tho old man wns not going to be bonten. "Aye, he’s right In, your rev­ M. G. T. building Phone 248. erence." After a pause he added on a clincher: "Clean in, poor chap. Illgbt up to tho neck, nlr.” —Cornblll Xlaga “ * THOMAS EMMET -WILSON vine.-------------------- Sanford Machine £Foundry ; Worlw ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT-LAW Hs Had Baan Thar*. “ rorfioratlan under the l a w a ' c T I K i i ¿ V t t S • The Crippen Music Store change. _____ fesiiS '.iffS s'sS~as ia S S S w S * ; V: l i f t s ta y ________ _____ ifMnTTttirs ulHt Ilfs.' ■ W h o has fo o led and cheated mo a ll the w ay W it h a w itle s s s trife . Wllc< of Intention to ^PP|, Rodrlclt—Howdy, old man? Wo are going on a camping trip soon. Did you la te State Attornry Seventh Judicial Circuit of Florida ever enjoy a camping trip where you. Residence*. Sanford and Sylvan Lake had to do your own cooking and sleep t>cnenth tho stars? Van Albert—Nopo. ’ KgtlrlcE—'W bnFV'Do you mean to say GEO. A. DeCOTTES you have never been oa • camping trip? Van Albert—No. I mean to say ATTORNEY a n d COUNSELLOR a t LAW Uutt I never enjoyed one. — Chicago Nows. Practice In State and Federal Courts lHospitality. Welbom Block Sanford. Fla Mamma—Tommy, I see you took-two pieces o f cako Instead of onq, as I told you. Why did you do that? Tom m yWALTER D. BELL Well, mamma, I was playing that anA tto r n e y -a t - L a W other little boy was vlaltlng me, and 1 -kx^ m- F nn d»niiiiKt mlnd me livin g him a piece.—Chicago N cwb. AUtract* EiiniTfiM— «m l---- Title* P w fwtart of ivraonnl property. and also rr, A ttl. C i ? may lienrcrtaary for or Incklrntal t o t h o n ï î .carryIn4 on of It* grocery nn.l gm rr.l m ercW ,!! tmilne*». The mrpornilon thall alto h«ve ■ ther power of telling, mortgarin* nr , TrtrdBingoriJtiprwtng nf «ny of IS. n S fi,' imipefty. a* aecurity for any drbt. owrd noratlon: alao the borrowing of moni? ¡id w S dlvklctl into one hundrrd an.I Aflv thVrrî J par value of Onc llundrrd (*I0(. (JJ) All or any part of the capital »lu k of ihu I krnjmn via- pay aide In pru|<-riy,UI.,r M m kwu a iuitvnluatloo to te fl* «l.l;y t|„. mrorpcrttSTL T.‘ mEBSS*u tn ,lu. ^ t t purchaanl ami paUl for with n,,. capitalataSL. Ju»t valuation of auch proierty. Ial„r w ln>k ' to tw filed hy the directora of the rorpuratloo il » meeting called for the purpoie ARTICLE IV. The corporation shall r*l*t prrKlutlly, vldrd bylaw. " ARTICLE V. . The bualneii of t M i'corporation ihall be roa<1noted by a president, vice president, seireurr and txpaaurer, nnd a Ixmid of three directors sad such other officers and agents ns frum time to lime may tie appointe«!. The stukholders shall hold their annual meeting on the first Momlsr la May of ench year, unies* otherwise drlrrmlWby the by laws. At the nnnunl stn-khulders meet­ ing there »hall lie elected three of (he stu-kholders . . aecMary and Irraiurer. and inch other ulllrrp tad agrati a* III«- corporation miry author!««-. All ¿Siajt «hall hold their re.pfctlve oilier ■> unld iUU mtce**or* are duly elected and qualified. Any two of *nld oIBce*. except that of prriident. m*yt» held by one perton. The numra of the nfhcrrt whs are locnnduct the huilnet. uf »aid c<uf««*ik* «». til thoae electrrl at the firtl t-ltMlon afurruid ihall t>e qualified, »hull be: T. F. Willlihiit Pntidnit. W. M. Dkkln*. Vlce-I’rr»ld« m W W Sirittlng. Secretary nnd Treasurer: T f' illinmi. W. M IHcklm and W. W Stripling. Dirictun ARTICLE VI Tlie hlghrtt nmount of indebtnlnr»» or liiMUty In which ihi» corporation limy in any t.mr iul|<vt nM irrr.nii taiTmifaTfroasand rjta.owj) iwun.ARTICI.K VII The nnme* ond re»idem-<-» of thr >ut>vnt»ry. and the uinount of capital >!<• k »ul-writ«] by ench, are n* followg: T. t . WilUatu*. liaytotia. i l * ------------ SU »Juu» W. M Dkkln*. Snnfonl. Fla . 50 ihim W. W. Stripling. Sunfurd. I la 511 »btm T I Wuutas W M !>■»an -W W S’mnnn Statt nr FtnliD*. I County of t k e n g e i- —— — ...........— I hereby certify that on ttii% day trfure mr • Notary Publk in and fur thr Stun- ol HutkJ*. i»t■uinully appearrel T. F Wllliom». W M l>i>llu and W. W. Stripling, to mr wrll kn-twu. »ml Imma to me III I * the perions drw nl« d ill ulul »lw».J> acribni their name» to the foregoing articlr»«Inairjioroiion a» IncurfHiraiur» of ih* Gr«txv CourANT." and »evrrally ntknowWge <• a* ahnt they *ul»*crilird fhrir nnmrs therrlti m im u»e»n.ut purpq*ea tlirrrln i-»pri-»vd In Willies* Whereof. I have hereunto *rt my hand Ulldunuinl »r»!. thl« h'h rty rrf tierrrr. er. IUOH. R r Mktrtl Notary Publir. Mate >’< llofid* My commission e»plrr-» Apiil Id 1912 Repairing All Kinds UNDERWOOD DEALERS IN Autom obiles and Gas Engines Room 21 Pico block, Sanfuril, Florida, Learning Early. A Sunday school teacher bad been telling her class tho story of the good DR. R. M. MASON Samaritan. When sho asked them what tbo story meant a llttlo boy said, DENTIST * "It mesas that when I am In trouble my neighbors must help me.” -D a l- Welborn Block Phone 10 verssllst Leader. Sanford, Florida W ont Figures L l* f Mr*. Hoyle—I am Just twenty-three.' A. C. HART Mrs. Doyle—I don’t see bow you figure It You were twenty-two when you S U R V E Y O R AND D RAUG H TSM AN bad your bbtek-silk,-and you haven't Leveling and CnMi-Sectlonlng for Drainage bad s new drags for ten year*.—New Office nnd works on Onk Avenue, Hear Fernnld'a It mokes no ^difference what Henrÿ McLaulni T ypew riter JEWELER He Crowed Too Boon. She—You'U be (laid to learn, dear, that I ’ve got out o f vlaltlng our relatlvet. He—Grand! Splendid! It hung over me like-a cloud. How did you manage It? She—Oh. T aaked them here I • I • Borrow. ■. Grimaey—What la tbo psychological moment? Cbolley—It la when you get a tip en a dead sure thing and do not happen to have the money to back it up.—New Orleans World. ARCHITECT MY SPECIALTIES Pickard's Hand-Painted China Gorham's Stcrllirjf-Silver Roger*' Plated Ware • ‘ Underwood Elgin nnd Waltham Watches Office with Murrell L Minahew Pico Hotel Block ALL GOODS GUARANTEED F. T. WILLIAMS SURVEYOR und CIVIL ENGINEER 801 Dm St. Modesty la only »¿other name for •elf knowledge.—Hare. have used in the past, or will e v e n t u a lly buy 'is thfl( F L O R ID A W. G. HAMMOND "ypu use m ay use, the machine you a Spedaltr SANFORD. IThe Pioneer Visible Ptiooc 270 SANFORD, FLA. Oa» Range Tor Sale Practically new; double oven ; four tfip burners; Improved Jewel. A bargain. Call at Herald office.' - H. & W STATE DEALERS florid* Jacksonville, Write us for further, information �II a f l ü ï « ...if.. n court o f the 7th Judicial m the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial I d the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial D. 1909 , in »aid court, ear to and answer -rhe W|l- filed and vet -Im ito'the tm fnr 7niTe State Of n or!«!» Tor Circuit bf'tlic Slale of rlorltlo (or -----üïrcûlFoï i t e ' S f a Florida o f yonr respective interest* In, right to, or ~ Circuir of the' ¿tate 5 F F lo rid i' Ornnic County ' Oranie County 1 Tor Orange County.' for Orange County. ‘San “ “fo- rT î 2 r t 2 ? a & ,H b l! . ilt ln, r Cl" " S a n ^ .’T ' ’T)inTnTCVinrëfy toE n foriê' va| 1 T a * Lien. 1 > U*drr ‘ ' . f ^ ^ l,frôn,l"ih i" «K il«v lt of the City SoTSTaï*City of Sanford hrrein Bird that he you «te • 00*1-rendent of the State il and thaï your reaklcnce la unknown, Mbrreiano P * « 0" ,n Ihla Stair the arf- e n » upon whom woultl bind you, and ’? Î? «r iu Îe l* o v e r lh e a g e o f 21 yean. ‘‘ ii l X r r t ô '* ordrml that you do appear In thla J ^ I b th* bill herein Bled, upon Monday, Febru- ü-..- (Liber m * m à that this order of publlcnijon JiÎhll.h«l once a week for eight inuaecullve y ? . in Thr Sanford Herald. «a t----newapnper pub *!£ * u the City of Sanford, In Or mute county. - m? band and the acid of anld circuit isairw-.^tSapfetiClerk Circuit Court. Orange County. raTdfil7*T77 ~ ---- 7r~ - ------------ Cfty of—Sgnfrrrtl— )~ miT In CTtancrrv to , . ’ *• ) F.nTjrce T b* X co. Amanda tioodian, andl To tha defendant, Amanda Go^dtonl It appesring from the affidavit o ( the City To die defendant. Owner tlnknown. It appearlnit fruro the affidavit of the City Solici­ Solicitor 0 * the City o f Sanford herein tiled , l . " * w lK t r » that you art a non retiJent tor ol the City of Sanford herein filed, Ihtit he be­ lieves that you an* a non-retldent ol the State of I'! 1 ,e »** Horida. and that your resFlorida, end that your residence is unknown, ami Idenee is unknown, and that ihrrr U no |>erthat there >■ no person in this Hale thr service of son in this State the service of a subpoena o subpoena Upon whom would hind you. up m whom would bind you, and that your • It la therefore ordered Hyil you do aptiear In thin age is over the age o f at years. court to the bill herein filed,upon Monday, F'eliru- 1 v urdereJ that yuu do a p p fif ary 1, A. 1). 1000. v! 1° Hie lull herein hied, upon fl la further urderrd that thit order of publication Moutlay,. I chruary I, A. J). 1000. lie published once a week for right consecutive {*. » , further ordered that this ¿rder o l week* In The Sanford Herald, n new«pn|w pub­ puhUcalioti be published once a week for eight lished In the City of Sanford. In Orange county, consecutive weeks In the Sanford Herald, a Florida. newspaiwr published iu the City of Sanfbrd, Witness my hnml nml the acnl of an'd circuit in Orange County, Florida. . court., lit la 2 bth day id Ni^err^l^. A . D . lUftt. Witiic?n_m* hand and Ine sral ol u h i d r . ---JtOtlWSOH, TsbAlT cuit court this and day of Urcrmher. A I» <909. Clerk Circuii C-ourt. Ornniie County. 1^ , - „ t BUI In Chancery to Enforce Lot I. Block 7. Tier 2 f T« » 1 Owner Unknown. ) l a * Lien. ... . £ - (.‘sty— „ I —k ta fim l----) —B ill, in Chance va. ___ ) Enlbrce T a * A'. J. Neave. a n 3 ^ ). T o All Whom It May Concern: Lrpon application o f the City Solicitor, ¡1 is hereby ordered that on or before the Feb­ ruary .Rule day next, being February I, A. It.l 1909. in said court, you appear to and answer^ the lull filed and set furlk the nature o l your respective interests In, right to, or liens upon rral estate situate in tire City of SartfoiJ, and ile»crltied In the bill at: Lot j. Block 1 a. Chapman and Tucker'» Addition to the City o f Sanford. ft is further ordered tint thla order tie published in the Sanford H e ra ld ,'» newspaper published In said City, once a week for eight c.maeculive weeks prior to said rule rlav. Witness my hand and aeal o f the said cir­ cuit court this ami day o f llerrmber, A . 1). 16 8 “ It l i ' 1 further ordered that thla order published in the Sanford Herald, «-newspaper published-in »aid C itft once a week, for eight consecutive weeks iirUux tu said rule day. Wltneaa my band and aeal « ( . t h e said cir­ cuit court tnta and day o f December, A. t ' 9° * ‘ »6 8 la the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida for Orange County. --------City o f Sanford- ) mil In Chancerv to J y ï^ ta^ e^ S an fS n rT ferald . n newapnper pu IMpi In the City of Sanford, Granile county. Flo.n • T ta a iM iiij ìianil anJ I k » aeal of »«id circuit -JTtlUa 23th day of November, A. D. 1908. ***"■ . . U. M. Koamsort. lacaL] ,| 4 Clerk Circuit Court, Uranic County. Inthe Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial Occult of the State o f Farida for Oranie County . V». EaCr Duncan. Tolbedefendant. R. C. Duncan: ft appearing from the affidavit of the City SolidM pi i m Cky of Sanford herein fifed Unit lie bellevea that you are a non reild rn lo f the State of rwUa. and that your realdence la unknown, and tkal there la no peraon In llila atate llie aervice ol a subpoena upon whom would bind you, and that m r age la over the age of 21 ydara. It la thetelure ordered that you do appepr in III la nun to the bill herein filed, upon Monday, F'ebruUv I. A. D.T909. . •ft li further onlcred that thla order of publication tc pubtUhrd once a week for elflht con »ecu live m t i in Jlie Sanford Herald, a nuwapnper pub­ lished in-rhe City of Sanford, in Orung« aninty, . Vt'Uocti my hand .and the »eat of anld circuit court, llilt 2!>tli day of Novemlier. A. I). 1008. ‘ ' B. M. Runinto*. Isfiall 16-0 Clerk Circuit Court Orpngc County. Inthe Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial Circuit o f the State o f Florida for Oranie County City of Sanford. BUI In Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. Lot S. Block 6 . Tier 7. To the defendant. Owner Unknown ; ll appealing from the affidavit of the City So-" Ddtorof the City of Sanlord herein Biol that he bslkvn that you are a non-reaklcnt of the Stale of FVrsIs. and that your realdence la unknown, and ^ksi i s « « i. nn iwryn^ in thla alnte the aFryk-e ot — «Rhfnraaupon » M B would hind you. ' _____ It is tberrfoip m drm l that yuu du aptiear tn this mart to the hill herein filed, upon Monday, Fclm c an I. A. U 1900. - It Is further ordered that thla orueruf puhllcatlun __ bkdwbllslicd uihx a week (o ry lA lll conarcullve weeks in Tho Snnford Herald, a newipatwr pohllshed In the City of Sanford, in Onuige county, rkrtia Witness my hand and the seal Of said circuit court this 25th day ol Novemhr. A. U. 1008 B.M. Kumnson. ( MSlJ IB-aCletk Circuit Court Orange County In the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial Circuit o f the State o f Florida Oranie County City id Sanford, t nil, Chancciy JA D Daugherty. I Tax Lien. To the deft admit, B. Daugherty; It appearing from the affidavit of the City Solid to of l ie City of Sanford herein fllrd, that he Ufittes thill you urea non-resident of the Stale of t lubiocna upon wliom would hlml you, and that . your age is over the age of 21 year». . It is therefore ordered that you do appear In this *ourt tu the hill herein filed, uiwn Monday, Febru­ ary I. A. D. 1900. It it further ordered that this order of publication be puMIthed once a week for elgh| ponsecullvo ¡forks In The Sanford Herald, s newspaper pub jhbriMn the City of Sanford, In Orange county. Witness my bund and the seal of tald circuit court, this 25lh day of November. A. D. I0OB. . . . . D. M. Robinson, [ka L] »9 8 Clerk Circuit ( ’ourt, Orange County. ----- !— -It. ‘Mr R O B IN S O N . (S e a L )-----Clerk Circuit ('ourt. Orange County. M. ROBINSON. (Seal.) Owner l Tuknnwnfand) Lota3 A 4 .Block 2 .Tier II. Enforce Taa Lkn. City o f S a n fo rd ' ) It|j|'|„ Chancery to Tu A ll Wluirti It May Concern1 ! Owner Unknown. . »PPlieatlon o f thr City Solicitor, it To the defendant. Owner Unknown. A. It. Tondinaon, and} Kw,0r? ™ & "■ is herelrv ordered that nn or Irefore the Feb­ It appearing from thr affidavit of the City Solici­ T o AH Whom It May Concern: ruary Knle slay neat, being February I, A. tor of the City of Sdnfonl herein filed, that he be­ I .application o f the City 'Solicitor it I). 1999 . in said court, you'aptiear to and lieve» Hint you urc ft aun-reakleul uf the S u ite d ~ ^ ‘br crdere'l that .ii" or befote lire t ch u ia ccH ie^ b iiL filed tjm tL A cL -iu itk ,lb e_iu lu ii. Florida, and thot your realdence la unknown, nod ruary Ifuie day next, l«cing 1 ehruary 1 A -a o l* your respective mtrrrsls in, right tn,' of that there la no peraon tn thla »la te the service ol IJ, 1909 . in said court, you appear to ami Hen« upon rral .m a te situate in the City ol In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial a subpoena upon whom Would bind you. answer the bill filed and » y fo iili Hie nature Sanford, and described in the MII at: Circuit of the State' of Florida It la therefore ordered that you do appear In thla of yuur respective interests m. right to.' or Jo ft. ofJT.ot j. Block _ i 8 , tiiapman and court to the bill herein flics], upon Monday, Fcbru- liens-upon real estate situate in the City ol for'Orange County. Tucker'» Addition to the City *' o l Sanford. tty 1. A. D. 1909. Sanford, and described in the bill as; It is further ordered that iMs order he Hill In Chancery tn City ot Sanford — U iL-t> JUpüt. u .J icr. . t‘*»bIjUn d- iss-sb* fa n l ur-t lia ia L t,- * oBMtpaptr- k n fo rce -T a x U L -•*. tie published amcc a week lor elglit consecutive . Imt eis. further aarderci »d f»ed tirai Ibis arder he- publitlwl in Id-CIt ilr . unce a. week lor. eight ---; J,-R.. Hoyd. and weeks In The Snnford Herald, n nrwspniier pub­ (mjiliiliefl tn t^v San foni HrraM, § nrwBjojscr ?iior to Min said ruta rule day. da __ _ . week» rkl prior T o A ll Whom It May Concern : lished In the City of Sanford. In Orange count)-, puhllthed In sani City, once a »eek |nr eiglrt conse^ulive Witness mjr hand and seal o f the »aid clr U|>on application of the City SofìiTtor. Florida. ronsccutive weeks peior to cald rule rlav. Cpjl.Aourt obis jn d , day o f lFeccmber, A . D. is hereby ordered. that, iniqui-bclura lb -Wltneaa m r h.Trof-rmd - t tm e a l of said clrrrrtr ' VWTmess •m e WR»i-r MSB ruary Rule day next, lieing F'ehruafy » r A mutL lliia 25lii day uf Novembrr, A. t). 1008. cuD_ court ibis jnd day (>f Heccmbcr. A. P • ^ ^ ^ ^ i f m i l N S n N . (SC., ' f). 1909 . iu said court, you «m«ear In and B. M. Kcmmmn, l i m i » 908. 3 Clerk Circuit Court, Orange Cupnty. answer the bill filed and set forth the na­ 16-8 Clerk Circuit Court, Orange Cmmtr' D. M. ROBINSON*. rscsiTTture o f your respective j Interests In, nght—to, t AW- ~ ( frrk Circuit Court, Orange County real estate situate in Ibc. CUg,.* In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial or liens upon 1 In the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial -id, and deacribed In Hie bill aa: ol Sanfor Circuit of the State of Florida In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial lait i f , Block j , T ie r t: Circuit o f the State o f Florida for It Is further onlered that Ibis order I * for Orange County. Circuit of the State of Florida Oranie County potili,lir.1 lu I lie. Sanlord H eraM, â nÇWS|oper • "__ ,,.Jtìr..ùxAng«.C«iiiity., ,,n i t g . f t s l r t . ^ | n | . * i S |l . w .t ............... .......... , ....... r e i * prior, to *»!<: m l# ti»y , vanseeutlva I BUI In Chancery to City o f Sanford ) Hill in Chancery to a îJ cctrlr Mary F.vans, and ) WiThesC ni 7 "ham! hand am! Feat o f the said Lots 12 A l.'l, Hlock7,Tler I. i Enforce Tax Lien.' ,,, „ ’ *• , ) Enforce .Ta* Lien, To All Whom It May Concern: ■ jth day o f Novemlier, A. D. cult court this t v , It, Moses, and ) Owner Unknown. ) Upon apiilication o f Ihc City Solicitor, It g lif i. To A ll Whom I t May Concern: B. I I , Robinson, (T(c»l.) To the deirndnntAowner Unknown. is hereby ordered that on or before the fcltl pon application o f the City Solicffoe, it ruary Rule day next, lieing -February t, A. It appearing from the affidavit of the City Solici­ 6 B Clrrk Circuit Cmirt. Orange County. I), tony, in said court, you aptiear to and tor of the City of Snnford herein filed, thru he be- is hereby ordered that on or before the feblevea that yuu a/e a ndh-realdent of the State uf riiary Rule day. next, being February 1 , A* answer the bill filed and set tortb thr na­ In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial •lorklR. and thnt your ri-aidrnce la unknown, and 11. 1909 . Ill said coiirl, you a|ii>ear In and ture of your respective Interrita ini right tn, Circuit of the State of Florida that there 1» no peraon In tills »tale the aervice of answer the bill filed and set forth the nature or Hens upon* real estate situate in the City of your respective interests in. right to, or o f Sanford, amt dracrlbed In the hit! as: u subpoena upon whom would bind you. ' for'Orange County. fjit j. Block 9 , T ier 6 . It is therefore ordrm l that you do appear In this liens Upon real estate situate in Ihr City of It is furihcr_pnlcrcd that this order be court to the bill herein filed, upon Monday, Febru­ Sanford, and dcKritied in rhe hill as? . City a t. Naniorij fail s. Block 9 , T ier J. publlaherl in the Sanford Herald, a news|ssper _ Rill in Chancery to ary I, A. 0. 1909. V I. ll Is further ordered that tills order lie tiulillshed in-said City, once a week for eight; I^it 1 , Block 7, T lr r a.) Enforce Taa Men it It fort tier ordered that this order of publication Ik? pulitlsfied once a week tor eight cnaseiutlve published in the S.vnfonJ Hcratil, a newspaper conseeittlve weeks prior In said rule day. Owner Unknown, at Witness my hand and seal uf the tain cir­ To A ll W hom *1 1 May Concern! weeks In The Sanford Herald, n newspaper pub­ published iu Mid City, once a week tur rigid cuit court this ajlh day o f Novemlier, A. It lished in the City of Sanford, In Orange oounty, consecutive weeks' jirior to said rule day. Upon application of . the l ity Solicitor, it Witness my hand and seal o f the saili clr .......... F lat Ida. Is hereby ordered that on or before llie l et»ItnblnjQlV ¡¡(etti.) ij rnnry Rule day. ncxL being February—Fw-A. ^ Dn enihcr, A * H, Wlttle*» my hand and the seal of said clrruit cujt couit this and ilay rfiB Clerk C im tit t -osrt. Urange LVuinty. _ t t ? , 909 , tn -oalsl—courL—you aupCftf .y1.. court, (till 25di titty«! NWWn W g A- 11*1908. ' ■1008 .----__ _ IJ. M. Riaitvsiw, (> u l) — fir M l R O B tItg fW r .(ftiei l A ----answer 'the bHF filed and set forth llie <■ C‘ lrrk C im i it Cniirt. Orainfte (nwnly* 10-8 Clrrk Circuit Crairt, Orange County. In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial lur* o f your1 respective interests in, right to. or liens upon real estate situate irv. the L ily Circuit of the State of Florida In the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial nf Sanfortl, x n j 1 ,1 I«4>t 3 , IIIOCH 6 . Tier 7* . . for Orange County. Circuit of the State of Florida Circuit o f the Slate of Florida for I* j« furl tier nrdcrrit th il ’ th ii © ra ff b f City nl Sanford ) Bill In Chancery to tiuMUtifl in th«* Sanford HeraM, • ■ n fwiraper for Orange County. Oratile County v*r) ■Enforce T a * Lien mibllshed 1.1 said City, nnce a week for eight ('itjr of Sanford ) fl. Hotter, and ) consecutive weeks prior to “ hi rule day. City of Sanford Bill in Chancery to Enforce ) Mill in C h in crfv tn To A li Whom It May Concern: W ilnrss mr n hatf.l nrllncs» mv in i «and " '• wrBl .rt rtie w*i,l vs. Lot* j and 4 , Itlock 1 .) TTnforce Tax Lien U|Hin application of the City Solicitor, ll Tux Lien. ili It court thls Ibis ajlh JSlh day »l*y o " ff Noverober, November. A. 1». Mary Evans. Is tierrhv ordered that on or before tlip Feb Tier li» ) 908. To the defendant, Mary Evans: ruary Rule day next, being Februaiy t, A. ’ il. M. M otiIntorv-{Seal.) Owner Unknown. J It appearing from the affidavit of thr City Solici­ Tn AH Whom It May Concern: P . 1909 , in said'cou rt, y.ru appear In and Clrrk Clrfult Court. Orane« County. fill tor ol llie City of Sanford herein filed, thot he ticanswer 'the hlH filed and »ct tnrth the na­ Upon application o f the C ity Solicitor» it ileves thut you lire a non resident of the State of U hrrrliv tinleictl that on or before the re ture of your respective Imerests in, right to, a the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Florida, und that yinlr residence it unknown, und rtuiry Rule day next, IwfnH Tebruary 1 « A or lien*, upon real estate situate In the City ttinnhere fs no prawn» in this »tale the service o f n 1 'jcKj, nn NvUt! cciurf* *y«»ii iippfST TTT’ anil n f Sanfiinl, xml deaerihesl In tbe-F.rtt-aa:— — -----Circuit of-the S u t» of Florida a subpoena u|H>tt whom would hind you. and that atiiwrr Ihe bill fifeif and lofUi llie inI a iu J U I'lc c k : J. Tier 1your age Is over the age of 21 years, tor Ur»nj}c County.. ll is tiutlirr ordeiv.l that lid* nrder Iw litre «*{ y<»t{r r M f« e t b * - ih lr fH t « in, - right la, ll is thrn-hne ordered thut yuu do appear in this or liehx ujnm real rxiatr sitiuTe 111 ib r City ntitdl-tieil in the Sanford Herald, a new*|*tier City o f Santnril .) court to the hill herein Mini, Ui»n Monday, Febru­ of Sanford, and de*cfiln*i| In the bill a«: published in said City, once a week for eight vs ary I, A, D 10011 , consecutive weeks prior to said rule dxv. I.-itk Dirre and four ( j and 4 )« HlocW Two Black) Bill in Chancer;y to Lot» ia ami I jl II Is further nrtlrrcrt thnt this order ^ puhlirntl«ni f jV, T in ‘ E lf veil' Cl l ) . Witness mv fiaml and’ seat o f the said cir '' **, ') Ç iiforc« Tax Lien Ik- nubliihrd once n weak tor rigid cuttsecullve “ *î ï It i» furllirr ordeird that |hU order be cull court tills Js t Is- day' of Novemlier, A. D Unknown. wreks In Tin? Snnfonl Herald, n newspaper pub­ ptitiliahed in the Sanford Herald, a nrwxpaper I0f'8. .. ay Cot___ lished in the City of Sanford, in Orange county, pul.lidied in xald C‘ i»y. once a week for eight B. 5f. Robinson, fSeal.). r» ii Upon application 01 the City Soli Fluikia , ifi ft Clerk Clrruit Court, Orange County. cnuMTiifivc weeks prior to saitl rule « J . teb* it hereby ordered that on or before - Witness my bund and the seal of mid circuit Witness my hand and yeal »»f ibe wild Cjf . A. n a ry Rule day next, being 1 fbruar court, this 23tli day of November, A I), 1008. m il court this « l b ,iay November, ?\. H. tn the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial D. 19 P9', tn sabl court, you 'r it » * * » to •m l n** xw rr rhw—lull—tiled—ami- act. J ttftli, 10-8 Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County, Circuit 6THie S U t i'o f Florid«~~- m Ik M. tanhiiitum, fS raf.) lure of ‘ your respective liiter.c»!» Ü«. ifi fl Cleric Uircuil Uourt, Orange Uottnly. ,,r lien, upon real estate situate la the City for Orange County. In the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial ol Sanlord. ami described In the bill as. City o f Sanford ) Bill in Chancery to In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial IJ,l, Ii and ij, Block'y. Tier I. Circuit o f the State o f Florldu for Lieu. I Ivnlcirc© li is further ordeied tnat Oil» order b« Circuit of the State of Florida M, liratun, mul ) Orange County * r Sanlord Herald, a tiewstaper published- in lh< T o All Whom It .May Concern: published in said City, onçe » . »week c e * for. « « . « eight 'f i" » for Orange County. City of Sanford, (J|tui! ajiplicatiou o f the City Solicitor* it ionsrcütlyr weeks prior to *ll^f ?,! ' u i l ’ clrBill In Churiccry to Enfiare V». ) ‘ Bill Hill in liancrry »» lirreliy oiilereil ilmt *»n or before ihe reb f it y of Sanford iii 1 L'lianccr Wltnesk my hand and real o f tho M id c|r Tux Lien. II. C. Davidson. > linlurM l a * I.i nwry Uulr day next, IteinK Eebnimy i_. A, cult court this Jjili day of Nuvetnber, A. vs. U. in »mill court, you apiiear to mid ('. Davidson, ami)) To tty: defendant. Il- C. n s v U rN S is atuHrr tbe bill tiled and met forth the luture ' ' iv W N *»»» It upiiearing from the uffldnvWWiUlMfity Sallri- 1 » All Whom ll li Slav Mar Concern ConcerniJ II. M. Rohiianfy. (Seal.) i.f yntkf ^xfcvitfettve intcrckito In, right to, uf of she Cityy ut ol jsuuliird baulard dici JiclLJU filili, thut lie tlî' Clerk Circuit Court Orange County. -Li'S-.*. ■" iirves that1 ymj you ore are aa non-re mm-rraidein of lil(^ W I n )l i* hereby tFi*Sa*rrTr that on or lirnTmili1 i _________ _ -----, nan ford, and "denei ft*eil in ihe bill a*: Fior Ma. and thot your residenci- Is unknown, and MUi.y Rule day. 'in the Circuit Court of tha 7 ^ Judicial U l i 4 and 5, flW k 7, Tier A. I 1.101) m -aid court, vou npiwar to ami that there is no person In ibis »lute the service of Circuit of tht State of Florida If t f fli rt her' ordered that fb i* o n lff l»e answer (|<t bill filed *nd set forth the ?.. a subpoena u|K>a whom would Idilli you. It is therefore ordered that you do appear hi this lure ,.f your re-pn iivc Interests in. M g»' Jo- publi»hc«l in thr .Sanford Herald, a newkj>a|i«i for Orange County. jmtiliidied in Mild City, once a ueek Nir eight court to thr hill herein filed, upon Monday. Febru- „r Hens ’ l l » '« real e.late allimte In the Cily o f Sanford ) Bill In Chancery Chanctri „ ( Sanlord. and described in the bill , consecutive week» prior to aaid rule »lav. yar I, A. D. 1000. City W ith e»! my hand and teal o f the laid cir* Knlorca T a » d e U t 7, lihark j. I let 6 . as the p r«| «rty of I t is further ordered that this order of publication T*. be published once a week for eight consecutive jl, c . Havitlwoii lieittg in Orange County, cult court tin# and ilay uf December, A. D. M. Heaton, and stowws-llws- Sailfieri l ik r a ld . yBUUUMRCI liUUl M i l t ‘ Adi .1 i l i f l lLi sw . . t u ■ ■ » ■ '* fifigT „ i Ihl l'cfetpUnt. M. ---------■iv M . r Urt|BtNSt » N. t'wwl ) . ---t ilk »fu ft ber ordered uvii in!« nr4rr llsbed In the City of SnnfordI. in Orange county. It appearing from ' i *r16 fi ('terk Circuit Court. Orange County. potd i «tiriì ' In lii'eSa rii i) ril »‘ e r . l . f j l a ^ W « Sollelror o f the C lly ol Sanford herein filed WitnrM my hand and the aeal of »aid circuit published in »al«l ' " y . "'»ce « w eik^for cigm It,». 1« believes tfiat you are a non-resident_ court, thla 25th day of November. A. D. 1008. iotisecufive week, prior to « ' d, X e In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial i f the State <*f Ffilrbla. and that your re»L B. M. RuapauN, ( m xi .) W tine«* my band ami uf The Mid tdenee 1 » tmknown. and^ r i l l "lu ll this JJib -lay o f November, A. D. 16-8 Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County Circuit of the âtate of- Florida L Madry. and J . Ta* Ueo. All Whom It May Concern: ■ .Upon application of the City Solicitor It 1» hereoy ordered that on or before the February Rule duy *r»L being F'rbruary lat. A. D, 1099. in sold court, yuu appear tu und answer llie bill fllwl und set lutta the nature of your respective Interest» In. flint to or leina U|ion real estate situate In .the Lily ol Sanford, und deacxlbed In the bill as USt 1 . TU, tt >> vt It futtlier luriner ordered oruemi Ilint that E itila ES Tiriti-rt>rpuliiisii?s| ™ J.be bnnaord Ilerold, a newapaper publlahed In »»kt city, once a wrek for elghl coaaecutive weck» ‘ 0 aald rule day. WilacM my hand and aeal of thè aald circuii »xurt thla 25th day of November. A . D. 1008. .. „ B. M. Robinmr», ( seal) Clerk Circuit OourL Orange County. City of SanforiF, va. — J. L Boyd. I“ Jbe Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida for Orange County. f 'wunrsa, my band and the aeal of »aid circuit court, thla 25th day of Novemlier. A. D. 1908. B. M. Room»*». ■I w u I 16-8 Clerk Clroult Court. Orange County, Bill in Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien, It appearing from the affidavit of the Clly Solid .of of llie City uf Sanford heroin filed, that be be lleve* that you nre a non-re»idenl of ihe Stale of F'lurida, and that your residence U unknown, and that there la no person In thia atnte the aervkx- ol a »ubpoena uiwri whom would bind you, and that f io r wge-iaovct. It Is therefore ord’mnì v.— — .lia --/ - yôlITImippmrtfeH*U , ---- „ - ,. coutt to the bill herein files), upon Monday, Febru ry I, A . D. 1009. ,. . , .„ It is further ordered that this order of publkatlon be published once a week for eight conaecutlve weeks In The Sanford Herald, a newspaper pub llahtd fit the City uf Sanford. In Oran»« oounty In the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial Circuit o f the State o f Florida for Orange County City of Sanford ) va. ( Bill In Chancery to LotS, Block 0. Tier 7. { Enforce Tux Lien Owner rner Unknown wnxnnwn. “ana/ * „ All Wliotn It MuyContern: To Upon applie«tion o f the City fwlkllor. It 1» here_y ordered that on or before nre FFlifuarr Rule dey by next, being February I. A. you appear to and anawer tho bill tiled and i n forth the nature of your respect I v «in te re »ta in right to. or lean» upon real eatate situate « ‘ he Clly dI Sanford. aruTdeacrIbed In the bill» aa Lot S. fuSte/ordcred that thla order be PuWDbed in Tlie Sanford Herald, b newapsper publUhed In aald elty. ooca a week for eight conaecutlve week» *>ri?Rne»a my^iand* and reBl of the aaU circuit courL Mti. i i t h day of ^ b e r . ^ l ^ U P r ^ ^ — parmTCtiWOwifS: O s «B g «C «^ ty . IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN Wekiva Tribe No. 41 Hunting grounda of Snnfonl. Meetings on the 1st and 2nd Wedneaday of each month In Masonic « a ll. VltUing broth­ er» welcome. ^ ■ . 16fl In the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial In the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial circuit o f the State o f Florida for Circuit o f the Stute o f riorjdja for Oranie County Orangc County City of Sanford j ml| chancery to Enforce --------CJlT - Pf Sanford — 7 Dill In Chanceiy to ... „ »*• , J 1 Enforce T a * Lien. »»• S. Stetson, and 1 1 l o the delendant, W . S. Stetaon: _ It appming (roro tb « aflidavil of the City •w . i w ° I (•»* City pi Sanford herein filed 1 1 * Lhf believe» that vou are a non-realdent H ( ‘** Stale uf l-'lorld», gnd that your res— r " ! 1? ** hfiknosrn. and that there la no perD* ttd r S ta rt'th e acrvlc« « f b - auhoocn*. * i**011! would bind you, and that your — - *S »F °ver the age o l »1 year». M l» thefrlurt ordered that you do appear W this court to the bill herein filed, upon February 1 , A . IF. I 009 .* _ *» »» further ordered (hat thla order of PublKaium be published one« a week for eight consecutive week» in Ihe Sanford Herald, a P^Jpaper published in the City o f Sanlord, in Grange County, Florida. __»'lin e n my hand and the seal o f said clr1908 C0Ur* *bla agd day o f December, A. D. m va. , Enforce T a * Lien II. Daugherty, and J To A lt Wtrom It May Concern: t ’ pi-n application or the Cily Solicitor, It js lirreby ordered that on,’ or b e lo t e jlir J ie k __ ruary Rule day next, being i-cbrua7y t, A, t>. 1909 , in said court, you appear to and answrr the bill filrvl and art forth the rvalure of your res|ieetive interest» In, right to, Otdiens .fli-on j r » l cata lt a lt u a lc ln lh c CHr_ o f Sanford, and described in the lull as: Uit 1 1 , Block j. T ier 1 . , It is further ordered that thlt ordrr he puMIshnl In the Sanford Herald, a newspaper published in »aid City, once a week for eight consecutive wreka piior to aald rule .lay. Witness my hand and aeal o f the aaid cir­ cuit court Ihta 1 5 th day o f November, A. P . 1908 . L B. M. Robinson, (Seat.)' 168 Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County. Mint circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial In the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial 8(- c j f rk Circuit Court. Orange County. In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial ipreoit o f tHe Stote o f Florida to r Circuit c r itic s t a t e orriorrd tfT u r -----Circuit of the S late -of Florida-----In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial . Orange County for Orange County. -v u f : Oranie County _ Circuit 6f the Stale of Florida City o f Sanford ) 1HTI In Chancery to ■fl'™ of Sanford. 1 Dill in Chancery to Enforce City of Sanford. . ..v i ) FlntorceT a * Lien. for Orange County. Dill la Chancery to Vfi., »*t Tax Lien,' J l Potter. * Tq the defend nnt, H. ¡n2"front' of the City SoIrspipnofi bom the°aSldavit r k the City of Sanford herein filed, that he "■.that . . — — - „„n -m ld en t of the State retklence li unknown ffiTjr B P « whom would bind you, and that jjmj we ts over the oge of 21 year». ™ ls therefore ordered that you do appear In thla ito the bill herein Mod, utwri Monday, Febru<000 . B. M. R O B IN S O N , (S eal.) d e rk Circuit Court, Or a rue County. Old Shoes Wanted I am again asking for Ol-D SHOES. wlU give what they nre worth SIZES, 6, 7, 8. 9. 10 II AND 15 A: E. Irvli^a Shoe Shop ,Cpr. M tu sn4 Sonford M i ' ■" vfi-H u M. Robinson, (Seal.I Clark -Circuit ( .'i.rt, t>range t'ouuty. 5 .-.ÎS for Orange County. k m • m . - j i m TfiJ■* ' , - a . ' i * i % City V i ru . 1h« Ltty Solid*or of the C-itf .oL hauforJ herein filed that fie believes that you are a noo-rasnUnt of i Imi Sure o f Florid», and rbat your reaIdence U unknown, and that there 1» tJ“ P 'r' omi in thla State the aervke n i«n whom would bind you. and that your age is over the age o f *1 year», iitfrciDTv (tiugiEu sum fyou litl ii ia'tbeir^for« ordered that 011. O ;O 0. U,-,-"-tu ihu ct'urt to tb* bBI herein filed, up-n lien* uiim real estate aitUale 1 -Sanford, and-d earilliej i a j ' i f K 1!. • * ' Ijjt in. Block 6 , T ier J. It 1» further ordrred Hat thU order be ublished In th e.Sanford rterald, », ........................ published In saidCity, C ilf,once —— a week , .for ueight prior to u W m il «.iit * . consecutive *e e k . prlnr s»M n ie -W itness my tunn land and anJ »seal ¡e M i­ ^ I » l „ uo f 1“^* ci,it court this and day o f December, A. tl. M. R O B IN S O N , (P eal.) Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. '“® S m .1 . 1 u l j m il court th is. anil d*Y o f tNeemhcr. A . U. ■t. U. M. R O B IN S O N . (S eaL) Clerk Circuit Court. Drang* County. In County Judie'a Court, Qronie County, flo rid o . !V lo Re C auto of l ——-------*m I W. M. Mahoney J . .j,e c^guit Court of the 7th Judicial To A 11. Caznrrre*. U s a m a . Dianotmaa ara a u F\. -s-t m i l CM — f i a g n » l i a . lt o o i p — ,? !? ; i? m ' ü r ’. t T S r ô ,s a n r u a w m l i m n You *n d each of you are hereby notified and re­ quired to preaent any claim* and oil donam i» for Orange County. Ì I ' Ì É T — City o l Sanford ) DIB in Chantenr td rtcwituiptr puMivbed to 0*c Cify of Siitforii, new sfiaper published 1 »a, ) Knforc* Tax Lien; g t e . B s i s ì . ì S ' d s v s " ï i f i i œ . ? In Orange County. Florida. ...... Witness my hand and the aeal o f aaid c lr­ ruit court till» and day o f IJeremlier, A. IJ. •t. B. M. R O B IN S O N . (S ea l.) “ Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. Amanda flood son, and) Tn A ll Whom l l M *y Concerna ' , ,Up*m applicai Inn o f the City Solkitor. U 1« hereby ordeie .1 that on or before the Feb-, ruary BuU day "»ft, bring lebruary 1, A t, Y <3 •I Ij 1 ta h tu ” y z jU - . s f r - u( haniurd ) Bill In Çhanrtnt. to “ I , u "w ie iu t B i. - u ) E nforce T a * Lien In till» eourt to tta b'U bereiu filed. np*<» VI. II, C, 1 biiu.au, and iW h e Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Tn AH Whom It M jv Umurcrn: . » " ' . U - j f ili. © r a.r .1 Cucuit of the State of Florida fiion £i|i}i]tcaiioti 01 the <Llty hcilleit^r, it publkatlon be p ^ lla h e F o r ic e » wrek fo r elgl't ierehy ordered that on or lie for r the Feb consecutive week. In Ibe Sanford Hrralii. a for Oiange County. ' * ruary Uule day next, being le h r nary I, A.newspaix-r publlahed In the City of Sanford, 0 « Sanfo.d ) Bill in Chancery io I), loby, Ip »aid court, you appear to and in Orange County, Fiondi* lâ , City w, ) Enforce l a * Lien. anawer the fllll filed aroh act forth the na­ * W it Urta n»y lumi fc1*'* M a riï* ture o f yonf rrxpecllye I n f f M t i in, right tn, cull court thla and .Uy o f December, A . D. “ A /- N civr. and > or lien* ui*«n real e*late aituate in the City igofi. of Batifaru,**and dracrlbed In the bdi a*: lh «J'affi?r«vit'»‘ «be C l«, II. ML R O B IN S O N . (Seal.) I Ail 1 . Illodk 4» T ier J. c 'r n l ?.V ibe I Hy “ • Sanford herein tiled Clrrk Clrruit Court. Orange County. St. It i* further ordered that thU order l*e i W *1 lie believes st.it you are a non rest-lent nuhlifthcii Irr the Sanford Herald, a newipaper n r t lie Stata >’ f Florid*. »«»J ,‘ b*t ,your re. publhbrd in %aid City, once a week for right In th e C lic u it ,C o u it .. 9,r .th e j f h J u d ic ia l , xainxrntiivr week* prior to aald rule day. C irc u it o f th e S t a te o f f l o r i d * Witncaa my bSTirHiiid i allj u|ion wbpm w.odd bind you and .... you, cult Tor Urattge.-fourity . —---- — court thlt JS*h day o f November, A. City o f Sanford ) Dill In /Chancery «0 " Î. T k V .. !~ . ' V ' ?:•" filed, *■ n. M. Rnblnaoii, (Seal.) upon IV“ 8, 1 »» . ) ' Enforce T a * Lieu. 16*s ‘“Clerk Circuit ('ourt, Orange County. W. R. M otei. »fid * „ i r t a * lu rth ef ’ 01 dered ‘ li.» i'' th i. order of T o the defendant. W . fL Mtjeees It appearing from the affid*vil o f * » « ¿■*•7 p o b U ctb m ^ F ^ ^ Ì l t r & n ^ d H ^ u f ; TiTthe Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Solicitor o f the C ily o f Sanford herein filed « : ‘spa.wr. Published in Urn C ity o l S aulord. that he Iwlleves that you are b non reaident Circuit of the State of Florida o f the State o f Florida, and that your r * » - , 1,1 « 5 ^ c sea! of said eir Iden ee'lt unknown, and that there b * no pee* ^ for Orange County.' «-uit court tUTs rod -lay o f Deremlier. A . U son in thi, State the aervice o f a » “ hF“ * '“ _ C ily . o f Sanford ) . B fl I _ln_ Chancery Upon wh«si% would-lund i" i), and that your 1908 . W . S. fileison, and ) Enforee T a * I# n m , R o n i N s n i i . (S e a n ag* la over the age o l at ye»rt W. S. Stetson. ) Clerk ( ircuit Court, Orange County. H li ihrrciurc ordered th»t you do *PP^i r 81. T.. AH Whom It Mav Cnneerri: in thU crirtrl to itre WlI 'lUd, vpan Upon application o l Ihe City Solicitor, tl Mu inlay« February I, A« P . I fo+. In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial la hereby ordered llm on or !.efor» the FebIt 1» further onlered that th|* n a ry Rule <l»y next, bring 1-rbrtary 1 , A. Circuit of tha State of Florida I K - » 009 . In »» Id - court,-you *Pp *»r and publlratlon be i.uhUfhH Pfira answer the Fdll filed and oet forth the na|ufc for Orange County. •if your re.pective Interest, In. nghl to, or S s v f f l u b s s s r o i y v w i w NIt M S S S k T » . « P arpearing from *•»* a,H»'l*vit o f } -:rh 'C O Florida, t* the undersigned Execntor o f »»M e* lml* within one y*or from the iiate hereof. |0 . g ' 1 f. w ; MaiBWxv. Executor. - r- vl ; « y m m ' r .f * hf f ir r r ^ i ’W w ■•>. : is m * �-------- — ■ ■■ il •' ■ i i 'n i li - -- ---------- » t i - .......... - ............. ............ — J - - — .......... 5 -■ --------~ -L__ ■■■ ~ ____ ; THC SANFORD H E R À L D - - .. -----¿ 5 —* • ________________ Ü----------- .y■ , f a "é ' Ii 1 ■■ ----------- -- ---------- Ü ü ^ . i M p ‘ ' ‘^ 1------ ïï ^ TODÄYIOPPORTUNITY «3 Sanford’s Sub-Irrigated Land W ill Never »? % v■ Be >A n y Cheaper , ■* ìfT . y r : g One Thousand Acres of Celery Land - “*r- ****** * * -- ..... “Flowmg^W^ns^um^Trteed Lands 'Adapted to Celery, Lettuce, Cauliflower, Potatoes, Etc LAN D ON E A S Y P A Y M E N T P LA N H IT H S anford , F .. ‘ â fROM MACARONI DELTA •j‘. " L%- - El. cross-eyed and rcd-hcaded, nnd the scene­ PLORIDA 'ORANGES SELL WELL ry will be pretty hot stuff, it’s thought. _ -Grandma Kinderltoof is quite feeble of The Demand Absorbs the Supply and eluggish liveret-thiB-wthing.------ — — Tram Thi flerald’« Special Correapondent * Steve Finkblower sold his stump-tailed By W i r e ! * » » T elep h one Tho Hoplighl family nro oil nlllng with bull to the widow Linkcnboostcr for $40. It's understood that Steve sold the hull on bad cold> and quite cruapy. the installment plan. Sylvester Putterbaugh looked quite elite Sile Gudgeon is suing his wife for di­ In his new striped newligcnt shirt last vorce. Both are very red-hcaded and have Sunday. fiery dispositions and some think sponta­ * Bill Duckworth called on Joslo Toddneous combustion is dut troubla. * hnrnracriflilrtlgfiluTidfcTiiaiiied qüTteTntcr Miss Lou Skinner, while practicing con­ . Have a care,'UHL tortion stunts in her dad's barn last Sun­ Steve Jenkins, who Is past fifty and has day, got her right leg over her left shoulder planted two wives already, was seen flirt­ and couldn’t get it off until she hoppetlon ing with Ras Dinginnn's hired Oirl. lasL w* *"* --p.-, ■ i 1”— rn— i— ----u-*“ *-**“ ~ * o n u i B g l O HiffTTfSiise anti got her dad to Sunday. Wonder what next! yank it back in place. She's done ittwict. Jason Snodgrass' married daughter, Lc—Hayrude tecia Swisher, of Arlxonu, is liome on n visit, tier husband runs a restaurant and Quaint Quibbles From Sis Hopkins a barber shop and is quite well to do. Ma snys most belts go to waist. Jason is Hindi cxlillcruled. All broad ladies don't go abroad. Dan Spooner, our new undertaker, is A rue usually lives to rue the day. quite a dude. Gucsa Ids business must be good. fe r . (Effe ... New York, Dec..31.—So far as prices arc concerned, dierc has been practically no change in the Florida orange market this week. Toward the close of the week, how­ ever, there was n stronger feeling and the fruit denned up more closely nnd rapidly thin, nt any dine this sea soil Receipts hove been moderately heavy,'but the deniand has'kept pace with them and there hns bean no falling oil in prices to any material extend. The condition of the frutrwiis U' Ullltnnn nrfTbuf there Tins been no improvement In die quality. Some re­ ceivers sny diat none of their oranges dial came by steamship lines arrive' in good order, while practically nil of the nil-rail shipments como in fairly good condition. There has been considerable rain in the \\ orange sections of Florida and the growers have been shipping a good deal of soft fruit. This will hold up on an all-rail shipment, but will not^tand the longer water haul. There is flp)l on unsatisfied demand for the extra fancy fruit and some good prices have been realized at die auc­ tions this week. Choice, ordinary fruit is selling $1.73 ® $2.10, with the fancy $2.25 (<t$2.50. A number of receivers ordered j a few cars to bo here tills week, antici­ pating a better market. They were not entirely disappointed. These people think that next week will serf n still furdicr im­ provement as they look for a decrease in shipments. Various esdmates are made as lo the amount of fruit still left in Flor­ ida, and hnrdly any twongree. Home sny j not over fifty per cent has been shipped and from that the gucsscsrange up to 70. Advices to The News from Jacksonville Indicate ihnt nrieaBt forty per cent of the crop sdll remains In the state. It is al­ most a case of paying your money nnd taking your ohoioe,-------------------------- P » I fVifeg tv * t< ' *?. ‘-«4 ’V 12 I. ■ I Going to Die «I F iSi ï . .... - Of Course You Are Not —P f i c e T B i f l e f Irm (New York Produce Newtl Five-ccnt “ variety is the vice.of life ". Many a devil is served with nngel cake. “ -nW'Weathcr has seemed much change­ able round of lute, but settlod weather Is Many n capable ahist is Incapable of predicted. making money. Pinky Dutcher^lnd Sile Billingsly rode The advice of critics is like medicine their bikes over to Bungalow Corners last after death. Sunday and participated In divine services Some plays are like a.bakery—so many at the Newllght church. rules theie. ~ Bill Sweeny killed his lumpy-jawed Ma says only thick-headed girls wear heifer yesterday and remembered Preach­ thin-soled shoes. er McSwall's family with a nice hutlk of Your best friend Indeed, is die one'who liver. We need inoro Sweezys In tho is never In need. world. ___ _ J .' - • Boys just out of colj^e usually attend A new floor will be laid in the Hardshell die College Inn. church soon. Many of the members caught rheumath-n in the legs during last win ter ^ l r l x easier to bo an artist's model thun on account of the big cracks In the floor, a model ardst. and the smell of liniment some days was Ma Bays it's all right to call a fat lady oouuthlng uw/ul during -church eenrlccs. auntie, but not auntie fa t Lillie Pond wants to "know If Father A new misfit and second-hand dental Waters is any relation to Lena Rivera. parlor has been opened over Dug Stillman undertaker store. In Horidn the mistletoe has gone out Aunt Hulda Dlngman lmd one of her since die rubber-tired buggy came in. I Departure o f Malls back teeth yanked out by our new pain­ Ma says tho things you get for nothing . . _ bfftcllve November Fifteenth. Arrivo t roui less dentist yesterday, and she yelled like ain't worth what they cost. a wild Catnanche. Ma says a crowded department store is Skinny Jane Slocuin is going to shoppylike a window that won't stay down. roon the young ladies of tire Macaroni fe­ Too much counter-weight 0 0 «: ¿ . ! ° i ÎS l : 5 : male Scmltery over to Sanford next SatTa »arts branch........................1Ô2 p. m. Ma sayadw only thus twa waiusn can ■ a n h r « 1 — ■ - - — tBfflgy tfr§a$tii^: Adams" ihoyitig ■pKtore Nwtb... . . . . . . 2 52 p. m . 0 00 p. m. keep a secret is when one of diem Is show, I S3 p. m.. S SU p. m., 8 00p m dead. r Ä ^ S f * * » ” - - • » 00i. m.: 2 23 «: S: Aleck Sm1thers, our house painter, is A boy who has the Sunday excursion TrUby b ia n d , . ........ J48 p. m.. 0 00 £ painting the scene for Unde Tom'« Cabin î«5ck-......... « <0 a. œ . 2 25p. m. habit has lost whaxevertlkefulneaa lie may Brandi traini dally ci erpi Sunday; otbcfa daily. .that Is going to be played In the Macaroni have had behind the. plow on week days. i l * S a ^iu 1****** pouch from Tainpa at temple of music by Geo. Adame* Sanford Ctjx T. HAlina. PoataiMUf. stock company next week. Aleck Is quite Sweet corn seed ut L R. Philip«. **■ v. ILaium, Am i l'uàUnitlcr. ‘S M lorida . I —mm ———r W — « r ERTAINLY- NQTt.iiev£r_thmighL.af_.£uch a . tiling,-----It's the other fellow who will likely go. You hnve not yet your family well provided for nor nil the debts lifted from your Property, so you will live. Your ■Brritdtngsmny'bhTtl, so ^ o u keep them insured! Flow would it do to let one of the Strongest Life Insurance companies in thé WORLD carry that risk upon your _ Life, instead of forcing it upon your Wife and Children? A little money saved this way, each year, will mnke life in later years comfortable and happy. I?o not fail to examine the C Equitable Life’s Standard Policy Prescribed by the New York State Law WRITE. ********* W W W H W W W U VW W H W W V W W w ----- CALL—j;— w i ****** Equitable Life Assurance Society Of TUE UNITtD STATtS r^' COLES, Jr., General Agent, Jacksooville, Florida MRS. E. P. WELBORNE. ~J, f r N. WHITNKR, Special Agent Resident Agent, Sanford, r la. S A M P L E S O F W A L L P A P § fi WBW Wall Paper will chinge uninviting dumal rooms Into an at•jwdve cbrcrlul home. We pltcv at your door tnc privilege of k Icotioni from the Urgeti and moat varied atock in the South. * I14-1H w. Bay sc TOST CARD to­ day »uiing ro°m* u Intend jupcrioe^ 1 ng you II you .intend send l o r pocrt-nd coio» a nL We hive every­ thing In PAINT, sndoa mvc m v c you you money. uid*»*/' A K BALFE-CONROY COMPANY Job Printing ^u lyandN eatïy Ex^ cut^na! Tlteick Herald Printing Company �•- • ffT* SSW * (E U lO E S - P A R Y I -PAGES 1 TO 8 1 I si I N S A N F O R D — Life it Worth Livin g Numbfr 22 SANFORD. FLORIDA. SATURDAY. JANUARY 16. 1909 NEWS OF THE WORLD of the mountain tunnel which Is four miles long. Items of Interest Gleaned From Various Sources ^Today the University of Virginia will liegln the oelchraflon- nYtHo bncliumlredtli anniversary or the birth or Edgar Allan IV - The exercises will continue for sev­ eral days. . HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK In Lcwlsburg. I’ n.. the opera house nnd several business houses have been de­ stroyed with n loss of $75,000. DEARTH OF BUILDINGS Sanford's Groat Need of Rooms ' and Dwellings SITUATION SHOULD BE RELIEVED The next nnnunl encam pment#, the Capitalists Could Find no Better InHere the Readers Will Find a Brier Republic will be held at Salt Lake City, vestment for Their Money Historical Spring Flowing Utalk Aug. 0-13. ______________ ■ -*----------Than Right Here The Russian doumn hnsadopted a inenFrom time to time The Herald hns ad­ By an explosion of gas In tho Zeifiler coni mlno near Duquln, IU.. Jnn. 10. twenty- sure by which any citizen hnving political vocated the building of more residences five persons were killed. Only one person literature in his possession is linblc to a and store rooms in this city, nnd while One of $1500._______________________ ¿_ llic situation was laid eimughbncho early in Onnntue esenped.—The-explosion wns It Is now charged by a prominent Chi­ summer, It hns grown worse as the crowds caused by nh electric spark coming In connaman, formerly high in nuthority in his of tnurjsts nnd home-seekers are coming tack with a pocket of fins. own country, but now n resident in the to Sanford every day and must perforce During divine service in nn ancient United 8tntes, thata-physkirAx-waxgirerr he ■lT«»ab-awypvln'raii»o there- are no - church near Sion. Switzerland, Ins't Sun­ $35,000 to iMfison tliw latvr.Ciniw&H . m v m t o , r e n t . Last week there were day, the entire congregation lost their ■tovcn-dlflwau.batinmiMwm la Sanford. parer, ^ l l v e i or w^re WiaTTTttjnmrhf^tMTomas«' An effort is to be made to raise Japa­ looking for n location intending to open of tho building. nese carp in the United States. It is said up stores of various kinds. Several of n irn^revrirtr s<>i.i r,vr r r w n r ^ - v n x m ;. iHpm W l im-jltiitf ag is m g jB n a iglim m on its way around the world. The cx|>eriment is to be tried near South purchased lots and will build stores. Italy Inst Sunday. This week the heads of seven fnmilics Norwalk, Conn. Mrs. Salome Sellers of Deer Isle, Me., in one party were here looking up dwell­ died Jnn. 10 at the age of 108. She wns ing houses and cntild not find even a small FIRST CAR OF CELERY born nnd always lived In Deer Isle. house to store their furjiiturc. Wednesday four more families sought in vain for The entire western coast of Mexico wns r. Brady Will Ship One Next houses. . shaken by nn earthquake Jaii. 0. which Week ‘ Sanford today presents the best field for wns most severely felt at Acapulco and The premium for the first car of celery the man who wishes to invest in city Oaxaca. No fatalities are reported, nnd will go to the west side tills year, as E. property that can be found in the United . the dnpinge to property wns slight. E. Brady expects (o ship nlunit next States. For a small investment a large Edgnr S. Wnllnch oT New York recently Thursday. . return is insured as rents are high and the rocelvStTh reward of $2,000 for finding Mr. Brady has one of the finest tracts demand in tbe next ten years will èxeeod and restoring to the owner, Mrs. George H. of land in this section nnd lias been very the supply.While this feature presents Ilninlin, n pearl necklncc valued at over successful each year. On this same trnct o good picture of the growth of Sanford, $0,000. . Mr. Brady had a good crop of lettuce, these jieople who are seeking to locate A tnensufe has been introduced in the which netted him n neat sum, and from should not be allowed to lenve for other Italian chamber of deputies to exempt the Ills celery lie 'expects to get “fine returns. citins. The geftemus advertising and earthquake sufferers from building taxes Mr. Brady purchased another lino tract wonderful inducements linve brought them during n |>criod of fifteen years. of land this week and is now the posses­ here and when here they should be located. Russin hns negotiated a loan of $240,- sor o f twenty-five ncrcs of good land, ail It is to be hoped that the situation will 000,000 in France, paying 4H per cent near Rantl's siding on the west side. be relieved nt once, nnd more buildings Innd lies• near the inkc shore nnd erected before the season is over. Other interest. The bonds were token at 80.00. _ Tills____ has a 'good protection fronTTrosi. Next cities nre taking care of our overflow, and The “coming out" event of Mi6S Mnrto Mr. Brady s farm K. R. Murrell has n j^yiite Ulf fact that Sanford is thr desti­ Jurie Could.-daugUlnr uf Ccurgu -Gmdd. in' *° l)t‘s!i!es” 'a 'gotitl nation of hundreds of people.coming into N ew Y fs r k last I n a l week, w n n k rcost v t i t .about n l u m l $50,000, 000 ^inc trnct or TauiTTunil New York crop of lettuce nnd celery, has two acres the slnto. if they cannot find houses here, $7,500 of which wns for orchids. of strawberries, from which lie will ship they must of necessity seek other* loca­ A hill to increase the salary of the pres­ in a few days. tions for the timebcing nt least. ident to $100,000 n year, nnd that of the vice-president and speaker of the house of SANFORD LANDS ARE VALUABLE representatives to $20,000 each is now pending in congress. Eight Acres Sell For the Sum of A National Illue and Gray encampment $ 11,000 will he held in Fitzgerald, Gn., March 11. Prosjwctivc purchasers of land in the D aring B u rg la rs C a rry O ff Safe 12 ami 13. Sanford ((¡strict ure opt to think the price ol P. M. Elder , .The shah of Persia hns revoked the or­ jkt acre for uncleared land is exorbitant der granting a constitution to his people. ns comimred with land in other sections Three fires in one dny last week in New of-Florida. But the price paid for this AT SAIL DISTANCE IS* RIFLED —Ynrk-rity destroyed -property valued nt same land, after it Is rondy for cultiva­ $1,325,000.' Forty engines mid 000 fire­ tion, more llinn pays for the ex|M'tise in­ men were called out to fight the fires, al­ curred. Last week Artie Smith sold eight Safe was round to be Safer When Car­ ried to Sure Place, and Is though the engines were not used owing ncrcs of land on tho west side, near Safely Robbed —to liit: ta rfect workiiig o f - Hux.uuw high, -Rmnl^-sidiag. for.$11.(Hill..JlmlmuLtem The safe of M. Elder is not assoie iis pressure hydrant service. purchased several years ago mid put in the owner would wish it to lie. for some • The inte Mrs. Mary E. Duncan of Atlnnta good condition, mid nt tiie time of the doting cracksman auoceaafully rifled it sale had a good crop of vegetables,-which • by tier will gave 4o her faithful old colored hutvTucsdny night. The store of Mr. El­ will net the purchaser a neat sum. Where nurse, Dinkey Candler, $3,000 as a token der is situated nt the cross roads made by could you buy. land, improve it and muke of appreciation, i tiie intersection of Celery avenue nnd the such n profit in two years’ timcT Eight of the Tennessee night riders Fort Reed road and isnbout 200 feet from charged with the murder of Capt. 'Rankin his dwelling. A Florida Postmaster Honored several months ago, have been found guilty Mr. Eider is doing n large business here Tampa's postmaster. G. W. Bean, hus —six of murder jq the first degree nnd in thé general merchandise line, and being two in the second degree. Their cases been singuhuly honnrti?I"TVy liis*"scloction some distance from the city is obligeyl to U S one of'n commission oLfour, . together will be nppealed to the supreme Court. with tho postmasters of Milwaukee,Wis., keep quite a sum of inoneyln the safe at The body of Lieut. Focrtsch, the German nnd Atlantic City, N. J.,mid the postofiice the store. This fact became apparent to aeronaut who was lost In tho North Sea inspector in charge at Washington, D. C., the robbers who seemed to have the lay last October during a balloon race, wns to make un investigation of time record- qf the land down fine. After gaining nn picked up last week by the crew of a flshing devices for tlie post office department entrance to Bio store the safe wns taken —lag- vessel. ---------------------------------The commlsion will hold its first session out and* placed uixin Mr. Elder's wagon Doing bitten by a rat at Conway, La., In Washington on January 15 and will and hauled down the road to where the Jnn. fi. enme near causing the dentil of prububly bq engaged on its investigations Sanford & Everglades railroad crossetr Ed Duiron, it bakeri Doimii was asleep at fur about-* month, following u|#>n which Here •the tool chest of the railroad was the time he was bitten. it will report to the postofllco the device broken open and by the aid of the tools 'Tnnipu now has n wireless telegraph which it considers the most suitable and, the safe was cracked open and jjvcx one flaiion in working order. The first nies- practicable for the keeping of,fhe time of hundred dollars In cash taken out. The robbery wnsdiscoveredbyMr. Elder **gc pf long illstauce sent to Cliarleston clerks uiul mall carriers. ’ b—.— ---------upon entering the store Wednesday moi nwas relayed to New York. Mr.*Bean hns gone to Wasliington. ing, and the liuthorities were immediately The twenty-seventh annual conference Sanford Shipping Cauliflower notified. of the Methodist Eplscopul church wns in INew York Produce New.) Several sus|*ccts were arrested and the •culon in Miami last week. The next Now it is cauliflower I Tho truckers guilty parties will probnbly be found . - 'scuion will be held lu Eustls. . have Just had time to draw a full breathy among them. '• —— •The stnte teachers' convention next year] and send in their subscription to tho Fink' Sheet, after marketing the crop of lettuce, " 'll be held In DeLand. Dcadwood Dick Coming and now comes on their cauliflower,which This Company, numbering forty people, The cigarette factory of George Themethey have started In sinnlW shipments. comes Wednesduy. Jan. 2 0 .. They huve - - 8» 4 Co. of West Tampa wns burned lust Saturday morning. Loss over and above It is bringing $4.50 a basket. TTipsc Ireeii highly spoken of by all our ex­ lusuranoe about $4,000. Origin of fire is truckers, before the lettuce was shipped, changes wherever they have played in had planted lettuce between the rows, the South and 'are undoubtedly the unknown. and by January 15 wlU begin the ship- strongest attraction on the road tills seaThe Tennessee legislature passed a state- ments pf celeryjsnd by. February 1 lj:_w}ll stm. - Their-bami -uiul urcliestrq is -under, gf.i7- *ide prohibit¡»afcHi this -weekr-----he moving in grc.it quantities, tiie larg­ the personal direction of Prof, J. S. f« - g For the second time within about two est ever marketed in one season. They Kertchflcld and is one of the finest mu­ weeks a terrific explosion of gas in the Elk will also realize good profits from.Irish sical organizaUons ever In the South. Be I . , Branch.Vix, coal mine caused (lie death potutoet and strawberries, which have sure, and hear their noon-day band con­ i Gf-'iuwiyiuiners.'- The number is estimated been planted on new land for first crop. cert. Wednesday. Jan. 20. *l between 90 and 100. So great was the Superior printing for all purposes at T he When you have an Item of news call force of tiie exploaion that large quanti­ H exalu office« plume No. 148, ties of debris were blown out of both ends BOLD ROBBERY OF SAFE First Year WHAT THEY SAY OF US A U AROUND FLORIDA M Continent o f the State Press on The Herald's Achievement The General News of “The Land Orlando, Fla., Jan. 3, 1900. Tb the rdltnr oiTfie tternM: -----«•———•— — of Flowers" ----------The~Snnford Herald Is all to the good and I can't help hut congratulate you.- 1 enjoy It every Sunday. The news from CULLED FROM THE STATE Mncaronj Deltn is alone worth the twice of a year's snhscription. The article on An-Epitome o f the Week's Most Im"Miss Perunn Tucker’s Pink Ten "h a s portant Happenings In the kept me laughing nil dny. '_________ -__ S ta U ’s Domain. I am not writing for publication but A. P. Jqrdan, editor of The PuntaGordn only to wish success to you and The Her­ Herald, has been appointed pure food ald, and for a Happy New Year. inspector for the State of Florldn In place —Joe Dawson. uX-W^W^Tramhudl, rtwigiuMU- -Mr, Trom-IPvnwcoU Journal I mell nowoccupiesthepositionof chief clerk Here is n genial little Christmas resolu- *n l*,e ° ^ ce °T his brother, Hon. Park M. Hon from Editor Holly, of The Sanford TranuualU-Uui -u aw —attorney-general. Herald, which hns a soft mtisicoL. ring '*4 about It we seem to have heard In the upon the apjioIntmcuLoX^r.^ordnii. Wo tong ago when Hfe*wns-tn Its spring and prcsumciiu (tMlaaihUaattlicu|atpMltfafr • — t r nbout once a year along about the first of and he wns certainly entiled to whntevcr January ever since. But, though frnc- lie asked for under this administration__ ___ ______ ... i.;.,,..; A special train bearing the endets^of tho flnltc capacity for being successfully re­ paired nnd made ns good os new, ns we Kcbtucky military academy jinssed tiirotigh personally know, nnd it Is n noble resolve Jacksonville last week on route to the win­ which we should all make even more fre­ ter quarters of the school at Eau Gallic on quently than we do. Says Editor Holly: the East Const. The special trniu came over the Atlantic Const Line from Mont­ "The eiTllbr of tills .primrose sheet hnving turned over n new leaf nnd gomery,to which pllicelt wns operated via pasted it down, will now proceed to the Louisville nnd Nusiiville from Bnshnws, fill it full of noble deeds anil other Ky. From Jacksonville to Eau Gqllie the Intersting memoranda." Florida East Coast rnllwny handled the sjieeinHolts destination. ICHlzrn, Winter tJanlenl Many of qpr exchanges appeared lust Fire on Tuesday tuornlng damaged the week in large, hntidsome Christmas edi­ three-story stone building In Lakeland tions. The Rcjiortcr-Stnr of (Arlnndo. nnd owned by Morgan & Groove^ The fire is llenrld of Sanford, were not surpassed by supjwsed to hnvc started from a furnace nny. It discourages us very much to in the pressing club qunrters. The first know that we must attain this excellence nnd second stories were mostly occupied or be forever outclassed. by the Bates department store, the stock of which wns dnmngcd to the extent of ISentlnrl. Orlnmln) sevcrnl thousand dollars. That Christmas edition of The Sanford Charged with entering the postofiice nt Herald was n daisy. Ilro. Holly is a bum­ Stumper, Hillsborough county; during the mer. and is surely inilveriziug tbe clods in night of January 9. Frnnk llnll, a young the newspaper 'field- oT 'the CeTcrY City. negro, wns given hearing lie fore United May liis crop bo commensurate with hI States ConuniMloncr Crane nnd held for trial before Federal court .in February GREAT ACTIVITY IN REAL ESTATE Mine. Emma Calve, unnnlmouAly con­ ceded the worlirsgreiitestdrnmatic soprano City Lots Arc Being Rapidly Sold supported by n company of European artists, conies to tiie Tnmpn Bay Casino Every Day The great sale of city lots recently in­ on February 4' augurated by tlio Holden Heal Estate Co. Tiie order of railway conductors held is proving A success. Ttiis- projicrty is their annual banquet In Lakeland Jnn. 8. local cd’just south of Tenth street nnd is It wiis-ii pleasant and successful ufliiir. between Park and Sanford avenues. At a meeting of the stutq educational Twenty-five of these lots were sold ibis society lield in Gainesville Inst week, Prof. week and the i>eoplc who purchased them F. A. Hathaway of Orlando was elected will erect dwellings ul once. president for Hie ensuing year. _________ . —Tfiltr wilt-mean-n healthy gmwth-in thr John 11. Farrington, privntc secretary south end of the city and the land being for general mnnugnr Couunt of the old in such a good location will prove very Florida Southern railroad, died in Puntn vuluablc from the start. Tiie very cheap Gordo Jan. 0. price of $175 for corners nnd $150 for InDan-Vincente Guerra. Hie most promlside lots. al~lire~hiiiWnnhHrTPmiS-uf $10 cash and $5 ix-r month Is attracting nenl Spanlsl» citizen inTompnnnd largely _ many bnytf», and very-f B im r iT iê lû T i' -interested In the c1 gor-Tiûïïis'(ry In '.tiiWr-»«' v/lll be left In the next few dnys. Every city, died at St- Luke'shospitul InSl Louis one contemplating the purchase of city Jan. 0. Ifiie.Siux The convocation of Hie Episcopal church was held in Tampa this Week, lasting four dnys. Tills is Hie seventeenth convoca­ SANFORD S NEW THEATER tion of Hie church in the missionary Ju­ risdiction of South Florida. , ' Well Equipped Amusement Place ’ to Last week Uuiled States Commissioner Open Today Crune of Tainjui caused tiie arrest of two Some time" ago’ Messrs. Grayam, Perry and Adams conceived the idea, of pulling men from Cuba, charged witli .smuggling ’ rin a first class electric theatre. For the cigarettes. jiast week workmen hnvc been busy InRush orders for 83,000 railway tics has • tailing Hiachiuury nnd lidding repairs. Iwoii itwtiivad in Tmuptt-fromUwiGermain They will open today, and these gentle­ company of Brunswick. Gu. Vessels will men are to be congratulated upon giving be loaded at Tampa and shipped to desig­ Sanford oncof the most up-to-dutcamuse­ nated points. ment places In the South. Tbe Florida blue laws were strictly ehAn elegant drop curtnin will be added forced Sunday In Pensacola. Sheriff Van and u liTCe sUM8w*«vlbdiasfc.«»ri>tiln.ruuiiAi TŸttTWTlM'Tmifrest ill! pträrtns atfUtlpt^ for specialties. Several arches fillet! with ing to (icrfonii Sunday work being limited electric light bulbs gives Hus front of life only by the Instructions-of— the couatytheatre in the Bishop Block u grand ap- eoUcitor, who udvised iiim that he would (tearunce. We wish the new venture all hnve no right to stop the operations of tiie success which it deserves. ’ trains, street cars and public bucks, the solicitor holding Huit these were public ne­ T. J. Check Returns cessities. Prominent buisness men, upon T. J. Check has returned to Sanford, leaving their offices where they had gone' nnd ns usual he celebrated tbe advent by purchasing more property. Mr. Check on to read thier morning mall, were placed Thursday purchased the one-story stone under arrest, charged with violating Hie building of Yancy Gold, who hus been law prohibiting working on the Sabbath. All stores, including fruit stands, soft conducting a barber shop. drink establishments, etc., were closed, We are glad Mr. Check purchased this property and glad that Mr. Gold sold out, and not eveti a cigarette could be bought. a íWI* •' , >1 — Vr<|. » «- i : M RS 4'/r • - f *' mm \i J. projierty should sec these choice lots. t T T -«- d w IC *" jn i J! M, s m fr at tie can now depart for his beloved A Fine Entertainment Tnrpon b|«i(Hi«rrorr juaiiMiaaisoa omiifflar Mr. Gold has not disused of his fixtures gave his readings at Hie Congregational and will remain until he can seH them. church lust yeur and which were thorough Sanford is now assured uf electric light ly enjoyed by bis large audlcnce.wlll give and the paving of First street with vitri another entertdinment at the Congrega­ fled brick. These Improvements will tional church on Thursday night, Jan. 21st. swing Sanford into the front ranks among Admission 35 cents, children under 12 years, 20 cents. Everyuuc should utlend. the cities of Florida.-^GalnesviUe Sun. : -.i. •• » « : ,-va ______ V» T f m � 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, 1909 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, January 09, 1909 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 09, 1909. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 09, 1909; <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/e230b88d6c0a838845f34bc199c7f621.pdf 03aabb59dd3467a0c7f913f9c0c0c9a3 PDF Text Text --------— ■ ■■ il •'■ii'ni li - -- ---------- » ti ............. --------~-L__ ■■■ ..........- ...................... .. —J - - — ~ ___ ; THC SANFORD H 5 -■ - E R À L D - - .. • _____________ Ü-------- , f a "é ' Ii 1 . y■ ‘ -----¿ 5—* ■■ ----------------- Ü ü ^ . i M p ' ‘ ^ 1-----ïï ^ T O D Ä Y I O P P O R T U N I T Y «3 Sanford’s Sub-Irrigated Land Will Never »? % v■ Be >A n y Cheaper , ■* ìfT. y r : g One Thousand Acres of Celery Land - “*r- ****** * * - - .......“Flowmg^W^ns^um^Trteed Lands 'Adapted to Celery, Lettuce, Cauliflower, Potatoes, Etc LAN D ON E A S Y P A Y M E N T P LA N H IT H S anford ...‘ â fROM MACARONI DELTA •j‘. cross-eyed and rcd-hcaded, nnd the scene­ ry will be pretty hot stuff, it’s thought. _ PLORIDA 'ORANGES , ‘S M F l o r id a . ..... - I SELL WELL Of Course You Are Not -Grandma Kinderltoof is quite feeble of The Demand A bsorbs the Supply and eluggish liveret-thiB-wthing.-------- — — —P ficeT B ifle f Irm Tram T h i flerald’« Special Correapondent * Steve Finkblower sold his stump-tailed (New York Produce Newtl By W ire !* »» Telephone New York, Dec..31.—So far as prices arc Tho Hoplighl family nro oil nlllng with bull to the widow Linkcnboostcr for $40. It's understood that Steve sold the hull on concerned, dierc has been practically no bad cold> and quite cruapy. the installment plan. change in the Florida orange market this Sylvester Putterbaugh looked quite elite Sile Gudgeon is suing his wife for di­ week. Toward the close of the week, how­ In his new striped newligcnt shirt last vorce. Both are very red-hcaded and have ever, there was n stronger feeling and the Sunday. «I . I — mm —— — r W — « r fiery dispositions and some think sponta­ fruit denned up more closely nnd rapidly * Bill Duckworth called on Joslo Toddneous combustion is dut troubla. thin, nt any dine this sea soil Receipts ERTAINLYNQTt .iiev£r_thmighL.af_.£uch a. tiling,-----* hnrnracriflilrtlgfiluTidfcTiiaiiied qüTteTntcr hove been moderately heavy,'but the deMiss Lou Skinner, while practicing con­ It's the other fellow who will likely go. You hnve . Have a care,'UHL tortion stunts in her dad's barn last Sun­ niand has'kept pace with them and there not yet your family well provided for nor nil the debts Steve Jenkins, who Is past fifty and has day, got her right leg over her left shoulder hns bean no falling oil in prices to any lifted from your Property, so you will live. Your planted two wives already, was seen flirt­ and couldn’t get it off until she hoppetlon material extend. The condition of the ing with Ras Dinginnn's hired Oirl. lasL w* *"* frutrwiis U' Ullltnnn nrfTbuf there Tins been ■Brritdtngsmny'bhTtl, so^ ou keep them insured! Flow --p.-, ■ i 1 ”— rn— i— -----u-*“ *-**“ ~ * o n u i B g l O HiffTTfSiise anti got her dad to Sunday. Wonder what next! would it do to let one of the Strongest Life Insurance yank it back in place. She's done ittwict. no improvement In die quality. Some re­ Jason Snodgrass' married daughter, Lcceivers sny diat none of their oranges dial — Hayrude companies in thé WORLD carry that risk upon your _ tecia Swisher, o f Arlxonu, is liome on n came by steamship lines arrive' in good Life, instead of forcing it upon your Wife and Children? visit, tier husband runs a restaurant and order, while practically nil of the nil-rail Quaint Quibbles From Sis Hopkins A little money saved this way, each year, will mnke a barber shop and is quite well to do. shipments como in fairly good condition. Ma snys most belts go to waist. Jason is Hindi cxlillcruled. life in later years comfortable and happy. There has been considerable rain in the \\ All broad ladies don't go abroad. orange sections of Florida and the growers Dan Spooner, our new undertaker, is I?o not fail to examine the A rue usually lives to rue the day. have been shipping a good deal of soft quite a dude. Gucsa Ids business must be good. Five-ccnt “ variety is the v ice .o f life " . fruit. This will hold up on an all-rail Many a devil is served with nngel cake. shipment, but will n o t^ ta n d the longer “ -nW'Weathcr has seemed much change­ water haul. There is flp)l on unsatisfied able round of lute, but settlod weather Is Many n capable ahist is Incapable of demand for the extra fancy fruit and some predicted. making money. good prices have been realized at die auc­ Pinky Dutcher^lnd Sile Billingsly rode The advice o f critics is like medicine tions this week. Choice, ordinary fruit is their bikes over to Bungalow Corners last after death. selling $1.73 ® $2.10, with the fancy $2.25 Prescribed by the New York State Law Sunday and participated In divine services Some plays are like a.bakery—so many (<t$2.50. A number of receivers ordered j ----- CALL—j ;— WRITE. at the Newllght church. rules theie. ~ a few cars to bo here tills week, antici­ * * * * * * * * * W W W H W W W U VW W H W W V W W w w i ****** Bill Sweeny killed his lumpy-jawed Ma says only thick-headed girls wear pating a better market. They were not heifer yesterday and remembered Preach­ entirely disappointed. These people think thin-soled shoes. er McSwall's family with a nice hutlk of Your best friend Indeed, is die one'who that next week will serf n still furdicr im­ liver. We need inoro Sweezys In tho provement as they look for a decrease in is never In need. world. ___ __ J .' - • Of TUE UNITtD STATtS shipments. Various esdmates are made Boys just out o f c o lj^ e usually attend A new floor will be laid in the Hardshell as lo the amount of fruit still left in Flor­ r^' COLES, Jr., General Agent, Jacksooville, Florida die College Inn. church soon. Many of the members caught ida, and hnrdly any twongree. Home sny j MRS. E. P. WELBORNE. ~J, fr N. WHITNKR, rheumath-n in the legs d uring last win ter ^ l r l x easier to bo an artist's model thun not over fifty per cent has been shipped Special Agent Resident Agent, Sanford, r la. on account of the big cracks In the floor, a model ardst. and from that the gucsscsrange up to 70. and the smell of liniment some days was Ma Bays it's all right to call a fat lady Advices to The News from Jacksonville oouuthlng uw/ul during -church eenrlccs. auntie, but not auntie fa t Indicate ihnt nrieaBt forty per cent of the Lillie Pond wants to "know If Father crop sdll remains In the state. It is al­ A new misfit and second-hand dental most a case o f paying your money nnd Waters is any relation to Lena Rivera. parlor has been opened over Dug Stillman undertaker store. In Horidn the mistletoe has gone out taking your ohoioe,--------------------------------W BW Wall Paper will TOST CARD to­ Aunt Hulda Dlngman lmd one of her since die rubber-tired buggy came in. chinge uninviting day »uiing ro°m* I Departure o f Malls back teeth yanked out by our new pain­ dumal rooms Into an atK u Intend jupcrioe^ 1 Ma says tho things you get for nothing . . _ bfftcllve November Fifteenth. Arrivo t roui •jwdve cbrcrlul home. less dentist yesterday, and she yelled like ng you ain't worth what they cost. We pltcv at your door II you .intend a wild Catnanche. send l o r pocrt-nd coio» tnc privilege of k I co Ma says a crowded department store is Skinny Jane Slocuin is going to shoppytioni from the Urgeti a nL We hive every­ like a window that won't stay down. and moat varied atock in thing In PAINT, sndoa roon the young ladies o f tire Macaroni fe­ Too much counter-weight the South. * 00 «: ¿.!°i ÎS l : 5 : mvc money. m vc you uid*»*/' male Scmltery over to Sanford next SatTa »arts branch............................. 1 Ô2 p. m. Ma s a y a d w only thus twa waiusn can ■an h r « 1 — ■ tBfflgy tfr§a$tii^: Adams" ihoyitig ■pKtore Nwtb .. . . . . . . . 2 52 p. m . 0 00p . m. keep a secret is when one o f diem Is show, I S3 p. m.. S SU p. m., 8 00 p m dead. r Ä ^ S f * * » ” - - • » 00i. m.: 2 23 «: S: Aleck Sm 1thers, our house painter, is I14-1H w. Bay sc A boy who has the Sunday excursion TrUby b i a n d , . .......... J 48 p. m.. 0 00 £ painting the scene for Unde Tom'« Cabin î«5 c k -........... « <0 a. œ . 2 25 p. m. Brandi traini dally ci erpi Sunday; otbcfa daily. .that Is going to be played In the Macaroni habit has lost whaxevertlkefulneaa lie may have had behind the. plow on week days. i l * S a ^iu 1****** pouch from Tainpa at temple o f music by Geo. Adame* Sanford Ctjx T. HAlina. PoataiMUf. stock company next week. Aleck Is quite Sweet corn seed ut L R. Philip«. **■ v. ILaium, Am i l'uàUnitlcr. Going to Die " L%- - El. f e r . F C E quitable L ife’s Standard P olicy Equitable Life Assurance Society S A M P L E S O F W A L L P A P § fi (Effe ... A iSi ï — BALFE-CONROY COMPANY P » Job Printing ^ uicklyandNeatïy Ex^cut^na! T lte H e r a ld P r in t in g Company I f Vifeg t v * t< ' *?. ‘-«4 ’V 12 I. ■ �•- • ffT* SSW* (EU lOES-PARY I -PAGES 1 TO 8 I si 1 IN SANFORD— Life it Worth Living Numbfr 22 SANFORD. FLORIDA. SATURDAY. JANUARY 16. 1909 NEWS OF THE WORLD of the mountain tunnel which Is four miles long. Items of Interest Gleaned From Various Sources ^Today the University of Virginia will liegln the oelchraflon- nYtHo bncliumlredtli anniversary or the birth or Edgar Allan I V - The exercises will continue for sev­ eral days. . HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK In Lcwlsburg. I’ n.. the opera house nnd several business houses have been de­ stroyed with n loss of $75,000. DEARTH OF BUILDINGS Sanford's Groat Need of Rooms ' and Dwellings SITUATION SHOULD BE RELIEVED The next nnnunl e n c a m p m e n t# , the Capitalists Could Find no B etter InHere the R eaders Will Find a Brier Republic will be held at Salt Lake City, vestm en t fo r Their M oney Historical Spring Flowing Utalk Aug. 0-13. ______________ ■ -*------------ Than Right Here The Russian doumn hnsadopted a inenFrom time to time The Herald hns ad­ By an explosion o f gas In tho Zeifiler coni mlno near Duquln, IU.. Jnn. 10. twenty- sure by which any citizen hnving political vocated the building of more residences five persons were killed. Only one person literature in his possession is linblc to a and store rooms in this city, nnd while One o f $1500._________________________¿ _ llic situation was laid eimughbncho early in Onnntue esenped.—The-explosion wns It Is now charged by a prominent Chi­ summer, It hns grown worse as the crowds caused by nh electric spark coming In connaman, formerly high in nuthority in his of tnurjsts nnd home-seekers are coming tack with a pocket o f fins. own country, but now n resident in the to Sanford every day and must perforce During divine service in nn ancient United 8 tntes, th a ta-physkirAx-waxgirerr h e ■lT«»ab-awypvln'raii»o there- are no - church near Sion. Switzerland, Ins't S u n ­ $ 35 ,00 0 to iMfison tliw latvr.Ciniw&H . m v m t o , r e n t . Last week there were day, the entire congregation lost their ■tovcn-dlflwau.batinmiMwm la Sanford. parer, ^ l l v e i or w^re WiaTTTttjnmrhf ^tMTomas«' looking for n location intending to open An effort is to be made to raise Japa­ of tho building. up stores of various kinds. Several of nese carp in the United States. It is said . iHpm W l im -jltiitf ag i s m g j B n a ig lim m n ir n ^ re v r ir tr s<>i.i r,vr r r w n r ^ - v n x m ; on its way around the world. The cx|>eriment is to be tried near South purchased lots and will build stores. Italy Inst Sunday. This week the heads of seven fnmilics Norwalk, Conn. Mrs. Salome Sellers o f Deer Isle, Me., in one party were here looking up dwell­ died Jnn. 10 at the age o f 108. She wns ing houses and cntild not find even a small FIRST CAR OF CELERY born nnd always lived In Deer Isle. house to store their furjiiturc. Wednesday four more families sought in vain for The entire western coast o f Mexico wns r . Brady Will Ship One Next houses. . shaken by nn earthquake Jaii. 0. which W eek ‘ Sanford today presents the best field for wns most severely felt at Acapulco and The premium for the first car of celery the man who wishes to invest in city Oaxaca. No fatalities are reported, nnd will go to the west side tills year, as E. property that can be found in the United . the dnpinge to property wns slight. E. Brady expects (o ship nlunit next States. For a small investment a large Edgnr S. Wnllnch oT New York recently Thursday. . return is insured as rents are high and the rocelvStTh reward of $ 2,000 for finding Mr. Brady has one of the finest tracts demand in tbe next ten years will èxeeod and restoring to the owner, Mrs. George H. o f land in this section nnd lias been very the supply.While this feature presents Ilninlin, n pearl necklncc valued at over successful each year. On this same trnct o good picture of the growth of Sanford, $0,000. . Mr. Brady had a good crop of lettuce, these jieople who are seeking to locate A tnensufe has been introduced in the which netted him n neat sum, and from should not be allowed to lenve for other Italian chamber o f deputies to exempt the Ills celery lie 'expects to get “fine returns. citins. The geftemus advertising and earthquake sufferers from building taxes Mr. Brady purchased another lino tract wonderful inducements linve brought them during n |>criod o f fifteen years. of land this week and is now the posses­ here and when here they should be located. Russin hns negotiated a loan o f $240,- sor o f twenty-five ncrcs of good land, ail It is to be hoped that the situation will 000,000 in France, paying 4H per cent near Rantl's siding on the west side. be relieved nt once, nnd more buildings Innd lies• near the inkc shore nnd erected before the season is over. Other interest. The bonds were token at 80.00. _ Tills ____ has a 'good protection fronTTrosi. Next cities nre taking care of our overflow, and The “ coming out" event of Mi6S Mnrto Mr. Brady s farm K. R. Murrell has n j^ y iite Ulf fact that Sanford is thr desti­ Jurie Could.-daugUlnr uf Ccurgu -Gmdd. in' *° New Yfsrk Inal wnnk nluml $50,000, 000 ^inc trnct or TauiTTunil l)t‘s!i!es” 'a 'gotitl nation o f hundreds o f people.com ing into New York last week, rvtit cost .about crop of lettuce nnd celery, has two acres the slnto. if they cannot find houses here, $7,500 of which wns for orchids. o f strawberries, from which lie will ship they must of necessity seek other* loca­ A hill to increase the salary of the pres­ in a few days. tions for the timebcing nt least. ident to $ 100,000 n year, nnd that of the vice-president and speaker o f the house of representatives to $ 20,000 each is now pending in congress. SANFORD LANDS ARE VALUABLE A National Illue and Gray encampment will he held in Fitzgerald, Gn., March 11. 12 ami 13. $ 11,000 , .The shah of Persia hns revoked the or­ der granting a constitution to his people. Three fires in one dny last week in New —Ynrk-rity destroyed -property valued nt $1,325,000.' Forty engines mid 000 fire­ men were called out to fight the fires, al­ though the engines were not used owing —to liit: ta rfec t workiii g o f - Hux.uuw high, pressure hydrant service. • The inte Mrs. Mary E. Duncan of Atlnnta • by tier will gave 4o her faithful old colored nurse, Dinkey Candler, $ 3 ,0 0 0 as a token of appreciation, i Eight A cres Sell For the Sum of Prosjwctivc purchasers of land in the Sanford ((¡strict ure opt to think the price jkt acre for uncleared land is exorbitant ns comimred with land in other sections of-Florida. But the price paid for this same land, after it Is rondy for cultiva­ tion, more llinn pays for the ex|M'tise in­ curred. Last week Artie Smith sold eight ncrcs of land on tho west side, near -Rmnl^-sidiag. for.$11.(Hill..J lm lm u L tem purchased several years ago mid put in good condition, mid nt tiie time of the sale had a good crop of vegetables,-which will net the purchaser a neat sum. Where could you buy. land, improve it and muke such n profit in two years’ timcT Eight of the Tennessee night riders charged with the murder o f Capt. 'Rankin A Florida P o stm a ste r H onored several months ago, have been found guilty Tampa's postmaster. G. W. Bean, hus —six of murder jq the first degree nnd two in the second degree. Their cases been singuhuly honnrti?I"TVy liis*"scloction US one of'n commission oLfour, . together will be nppealed to the supreme Court. with tho postmasters of Milwaukee,Wis., The body of Lieut. Focrtsch, the German nnd Atlantic City, N. J.,mid the postofiice aeronaut who was lost In tho North Sea inspector in charge at Washington, D. C., last October during a balloon race, wns to make un investigation of time recordpicked up last week by the crew of a flshing devices for tlie post office department —lag- vessel. ------------------------------------------The commlsion will hold its first session Doing bitten by a rat at Conway, La., In Washington on January 15 and will Jnn. fi. enme near causing the dentil o f prububly bq engaged on its investigations Ed Duiron, it bakeri Doimii was asleep at fur about-* month, following u|#>n which the time he was bitten. it will report to the postofllco the device 'Tnnipu now has n wireless telegraph which it considers the most suitable and, flaiion in working order. The first nies- practicable for the keeping of,fhe time of **gc pf long illstauce sent to Cliarleston clerks uiul mall carriers. ’ b —.— -----------was relayed to New York. Mr.*Bean hns gone to Wasliington. The twenty-seventh annual conference Sanford Shipping Cauliflow er of the Methodist Eplscopul church wns in INew York Produce New.) •culon in Miami last week. The next Now it is cauliflower I Tho truckers . - 'scu ion will be held lu Eustls. . have Just had time to draw a full breathy •The stnte teachers' convention next year] and send in their subscription to tho Fink' Sheet, after marketing the crop of lettuce, " 'll be held In DeLand. The cigarette factory o f George Theme- and now comes on their cauliflower,which - - 8» 4 Co. of West Tampa wns burned lust they have started In sinnlW shipments. Saturday morning. Loss over and above It is bringing $4.50 a basket. TTipsc lusuranoe about $4,0 00 . Origin of fire is truckers, before the lettuce was shipped, had planted lettuce between the rows, unknown. and by January 15 wlU begin the shipThe Tennessee legislature passed a state- ments pf celeryjsn d by. February 1 lj:_w}ll gf.i7- *ide prohibit¡»afcHi this -weekr------he moving in grc.it quantities, tiie larg­ f« g For the second time within about two est ever marketed in one season. They weeks a terrific explosion o f gas in the Elk will also realize good profits from.Irish I. , Branch.Vix, coal mine caused (lie death potutoet and strawberries, which have i Gf-'iuwiyiuiners.'- The number is estimated been planted on new land for first crop. *l between 9 0 and 100. So great was the When you have an Item of news call force of tiie exploaion that large quanti­ plume No. 148, ties of debris were blown out of both ends BOLD ROBBERY OF SAFE Daring Burglars Carry Off Safe ol P. M. Elder AT S A IL DISTANCE IS* RIFLED Safe w as round to be Safer When Car­ ried to Sure Place, and Is Safely Robbed The safe of M. Elder is not assoie iis the owner would wish it to lie. for some d oting cracksman auoceaafully rifled it hutvTucsdny night. The store of Mr. El­ der is situated nt the cross roads made by tiie intersection of Celery avenue nnd the Fort Reed road and isnbout 200 feet from his dwelling. Mr. Eider is doing n large business here in thé general merchandise line, and being some distance from the city is obligeyl to keep quite a sum o f inoneyln the safe at the store. This fact became apparent to the robbers who seemed to have the lay qf the land down fine. After gaining nn entrance to Bio store the safe wns taken out and* placed uixin Mr. Elder's wagon and hauled down the road to where the Sanford & Everglades railroad crossetr Here •the tool chest of the railroad was broken open and by the aid of the tools the safe was cracked open and jjvcx one hundred dollars In cash taken out. The robbery wnsdiscoveredbyMr. Elder upon entering the store Wednesday moi ning, and the liuthorities were immediately notified. Several sus|*ccts were arrested and the guilty parties will probnbly be found among them. '• —— D cadw ood Dick Com ing This Company, numbering forty people, com es Wednesduy. Jan. 2 0 . . They huve Ireeii highly spoken o f by all our e x ­ changes wherever they have played in the South and 'are undoubtedly the strongest attraction on the road tills seastm. - Their-bami -uiul urcliestrq is -under, the personal direction of Prof, J. S. Kertchflcld and is one o f the finest mu­ sical organizaUons ever In the South. Be sure, and hear their noon-day band con­ cert. Wednesday. Jan. 20. Superior printing for all purposes at T he Hexalu office« First Y ear WHAT THEY SAY OF US Continent o f th e S ta te P ress on The H erald's Achievem ent A U AROUND FLORIDA M aíWI* The General News of “The Land Orlando, Fla., Jan. 3, 1900. Tb the rdltnr oiTfie tternM: ------ «•———•— — of Flowers" -----------The~Snnford Herald Is all to the good and I can't help hut congratulate you.- 1 enjoy It every Sunday. The news from CULLED FROM THE STATE Mncaronj Deltn is alone worth the twice of a year's snhscription. The article on A n -E p itom e o f the W eek's M ost Im"M iss Perunn Tucker’s Pink Ten " h a s p ortan t Happenings In the kept me laughing nil dny. '__________-__ S t a U ’s Domain. I am not writing for publication but A. P. Jqrdan, editor of The PuntaGordn only to wish success to you and The Her­ Herald, has been appointed pure food ald, and for a Happy New Year. inspector for the State of Florldn In place — J oe Dawson. uX-W^W^Tramhudl, rtwigiuMU- -Mr, Trom -IPvnwcoU Journal I Here is n genial little Christmas resoluHon from Editor Holly, of The Sanford Herald, which hns a soft mtisicoL. ring about It we seem to have heard In the tong ago when Hfe*wns-tn Its spring and nbout once a year along about the first of January ever since. But, though frncflnltc capacity for being successfully re­ paired nnd made ns good os new, ns we personally know, nnd it Is n noble resolve which we should all make even more fre­ quently than we do. Says Editor Holly: "T he eiTllbr o f tills .primrose sheet hnving turned over n new leaf nnd pasted it down, will now proceed to fill it full of noble deeds anil other Intersting memoranda." ICHlzrn, Winter tJanlenl Many of qpr exchanges appeared lust week in large, hntidsome Christmas edi­ tions. The Rcjiortcr-Stnr o f (Arlnndo. nnd llenrld of Sanford, were not surpassed by nny. It discourages us very much to know that we must attain this excellence or be forever outclassed. ISentlnrl. Orlnmln) • ' , >1 — mell nowoccupiesthepositionof chief clerk *n l*,e ° ^ ce °T his brother, Hon. Park M. TranuualU-Uui - u a w —attorney-general. Ifiie .Siux upon the apjioIntmcuLoX^r.^ordnii. '*4 Vr<|. » Wo prcsumciiu (tMlaaihUaattlicu|atpMltfafr • — t r «- i and he wns certainly entiled to whntevcr lie asked for under this administration__ ___ _______... i .;.,,..; A special train bearing the endets^of tho Kcbtucky military academy jinssed tiirotigh Jacksonville last week on route to the win­ ter quarters o f the school at Eau Gallic on the East Const. The special trniu came over the Atlantic Const Line from Mont­ gomery,to which pllicelt wns operated via the Louisville nnd Nusiiville from Bnshnws, Ky. From Jacksonville to Eau Gqllie the Florida East Coast rnllwny handled the sjieeinH olts destination. Fire on Tuesday tuornlng damaged the three-story stone building In Lakeland owned by Morgan & G roove^ The fire is supjwsed to hnvc started from a furnace in the pressing club qunrters. The first nnd second stories were mostly occupied by the Bates department store, the stock of which wns dnmngcd to the extent o f sevcrnl thousand dollars. : MRS 4'/r • -f *' That Christmas edition of The Sanford Charged with entering the postofiice nt Herald was n daisy. Ilro. Holly is a bum­ Stumper, Hillsborough county; during the mer. and is surely inilveriziug tbe clods in night of January 9. Frnnk lln ll, a young the newspaper 'field- oT 'th e CeTcrY City. negro, wns given hearing lie fore United May liis crop bo commensurate with hI States ConuniMloncr Crane nnd held for trial before Federal court .in February GREAT ACTIVITY IN REAL ESTATE Mine. Emma Calve, unnnlmouAly con­ ceded the worlirsgreiitestdrnmatic soprano City Lots Arc Being Rapidly Sold supported by n company of European artists, conies to tiie Tnmpn Bay Casino Every Day The great sale o f city lots recently in­ on February 4' augurated by tlio Holden Heal Estate Co. Tiie order o f railway conductors held is proving A success. Ttiis- projicrty is their annual banquet In Lakeland Jnn. 8. local cd ’ just south of Tenth street nnd is It wiis-ii pleasant and successful ufliiir. between Park and Sanford avenues. At a meeting of the stutq educational Twenty-five of these lots were sold ibis society lield in Gainesville Inst week, Prof. week and the i>eoplc who purchased them F. A. Hathaway of Orlando was elected will erect dwellings ul once. president for Hie ensuing year. _________ . — Tfiltr wilt-mean-n healthy gmwth-in thr John 11. Farrington, privntc secretary south end of the city and the land being for general mnnugnr Couunt of the old in such a good location will prove very Florida Southern railroad, died in Puntn vuluablc from the start. Tiie very cheap Gordo Jan. 0. price of $175 for corners nnd $150 for InDan-Vincente Guerra. Hie most promlside lots. al~lire~hiiiWnnhHrTPmiS-uf $10 cash and $5 ix-r month Is attracting nenl Spanlsl» citizen inTompnnnd largely _ many bnytf», and very-f B i m r iT i ê l û T i' -interested In the c1gor-Tiûïïis'(ry In '.tiiWr-»«' v/lll be left In the next few dnys. Every city, died at St- Luke'shospitul InS l Louis one contemplating the purchase of city Jan. 0. projierty should sec these choice lots. SANFORD S NEW THEATER \i J. t T T - « - ,-va V» T f J! M, s m solicitor holding Huit these were public ne­ cessities. Prominent buisness men, upon leaving their offices where they had gone' to read thier morning mall, were placed under arrest, charged with violating Hie law prohibiting working on the Sabbath. All stores, including fruit stands, soft drink establishments, etc., were closed, and not eveti a cigarette could be bought. fr : ____ w jn i rrorr juaiiMiaaisoa omiifflar •• » « : d IC*" A Fine Entertainment Tnrpon b|«i(Hi«Mr. Gold has not d isu se d o f his fixtures gave his readings at Hie Congregational and will remain until he can seH them. church lust yeur and which were thorough Sanford is now assured uf electric light ly enjoyed by bis large audlcnce.wlll give and the paving of First street with vitri another entertdinment at the Congrega­ fled brick. These Improvements will tional church on Thursday night, Jan. 21st. swing Sanford into the front ranks among Admission 35 cents, children under 12 years, 2 0 cents. Everyuuc should utlend. the cities of Florida.-^GalnesviUe Sun. - .i . m The convocation o f Hie Episcopal church was held in Tampa this Week, lasting four dnys. Tills is Hie seventeenth convoca­ tion of Hie church in the missionary Ju­ risdiction of South Florida. , ' Well Equipped A m usem ent Place ’ to Last week Uuiled States Commissioner Open Today Crune of Tainjui caused tiie arrest of two Some time" ago’ Messrs. Grayam, Perry and Adams conceived the idea, of pulling men from Cuba, charged witli .smuggling ’ rin a first class electric theatre. For the cigarettes. jiast week workmen hnvc been busy InRush orders for 83,000 railway tics has •tailing Hiachiuury nnd lidding repairs. Iwo ii itwtiivad in Tmuptt-fromUwiGermain They will open today, and these gentle­ company of Brunswick. Gu. Vessels will men are to be congratulated upon giving be loaded at Tampa and shipped to desig­ Sanford o n co f the most up-to-dutcam use­ nated points. ment places In the South. Tbe Florida blue laws were strictly ehAn elegant drop curtnin will be added forced Sunday In Pensacola. Sheriff Van and u liTCe sUM8w*«vlbdiasfc.«»ri>tiln.ruuiiAi TŸttTWTlM'Tmifrest ill! pträrtns atfUtlpt^ for specialties. Several arches fillet! with ing to (icrfonii Sunday work being limited electric light bulbs gives Hus front of life only by the Instructions-of— the couaty theatre in the Bishop Block u grand ap- eoUcitor, who udvised iiim that he would (tearunce. We wish the new venture all hnve no right to stop the operations of tiie success which it deserves. ’ trains, street cars and public bucks, the T. J. Check Returns T. J. Check has returned to Sanford, nnd ns usual he celebrated tbe advent by purchasing more property. Mr. Check on Thursday purchased the one-story stone building of Yancy Gold, who hus been conducting a barber shop. We are glad Mr. Check purchased this property and glad that Mr. Gold sold out, at tie can now depart for his beloved m m �I « y ____ '. *• i • i i . ¡*335 . between times she pays regular visits to tho-ccmetcry— Knowing this, her friend, Mrs- Jones, passing the church one da and seeing a hearse and carriages slant A Budget or Opinion “ Just Be­ ing about, was not at all surprised to see her Issue forth with the crowd, tearful tween You and Me" and disheveled. “ My dear Mrs. Drown." she cried, “ I am so sorry. I had not heard. Who it it. ev n t h e g a t e p o s t n o t in it dear?" * “ Oh, 1 don’t know,” came from behind ------------\ “ A Chlel It Among Ye Taking Notes, 'the handkerchief, in a voice broken sobs.- “ I was passing and saw there was and Falllt, lie’ll Prent ’Em"— a funernl and Just went in.” So Says Saunterer. yti» • # •e — - S f—itl C fT if— rfufn in TJu H i t t U . ----------4 Stone fence, hard ruler, cherry I»ounce, Her Story Hook sangnrec, and other choice beverages of There's a funny little Ctrl who re»dr to me every early days-and frontier .limes live heard -•«toy — : The mo»t «urprlilni traveli from n volume worn many stories about, but that about bears ■ltd (far. o f the Maine woods getting drunk In lind» where monkey» buy and tell, and talk frosted apples is a new one on me. Crab and <o to school, ^ •And there are Hof)* numerous a« JUhe* In a apples that have hung on the trees in the pool^ sunlight, and this operation repeated un >And dreadful *hvt(|e men who build treat dtiea til fermentation sets in. and the Juices i— out of bone*. And dwarf», whoaewood* aAi bit» of mo*«. their turned to □ good imitation of Medford moun tain» pebble itooea. rumr I n r h a t -d o e s th e But the book In which »be read* about theee trav­ they have prohibitipn down in Maine, too, eler» of renown. 1» the family recipe book, and »he hold* It uptlde that is the worst o f it,^ The bears eat down. a e « these mellow windfalls ‘in the autumn ~4 TOTTnnny men try to pntt themselves- urctum lsm nrt g c r thtrtlqtrortnibli. They won’t go Into their winter hiberhatlon out o f trouble with n corkscrew. until they hove been on several apple were compelled to work In the co'nflcU all day, why the Lord maybe gave us little light an’ puk a few words o f encour agement in our mouths on n Sunday. " if a preacher nowadays telis yo’ thnt when he opens his mouth the Lord fl It, yo’ Just tell him that In this day public schools, colleges an' newspapers, the Lord has done stopped doing thnt thing, an’ if he .wants his mouth filled .with anythin’ but wind he must wrestle an* pray an* study for flttln’ words ideas. I tell* yo’ breth’in. the congregn tions have got beyond these rattlin' wind-mills that go 'bout grinding over stale and m usty' (fld‘ 'cboh an'' caIITflg1t strong meat, straight from the Lord." The old colored brother told the truth. CURBSTONE GLEANINGS £ rough lumber nnd . 2x4 .pillars is being erected on the lake front, despite the pro­ testations o f public spirlted-citfrenr and the council. The ordinance states that only fire-proof buildings can be erected In tire city limits and the parties eicct. atone. Irani..aLaldc._.um. probably avoid the ordinance by putting fire-proof shoeting on the sides. Thus at this late day, when everyone is striving for n Greater Sanford, there are some folks who would build a stable In the middle of First street yrerc they pennlt- : tarn n to so.---------In Justice to the parties erecting this structure, I wish to thnt they were granted permission by some members o f tfie council to erect the building, and went ahead with It until they were stopped on Tuesday by Mayor Lake and A l­ derman-Thrasher. • • m 7* m Life In Jacksonville 4 He had Just emerged from one of those dives where they take all the money n drunken man has nnd then kick him out. He certainly had been imbibing a large number o f goblets of suds, or snake water. Ha wanted to fight—fight anybody Just for the fun of the thing. And these kind usually find someone acconimedatlng enough to do n good Job of polishing a — (rew devil like him .- - Ha «towwd 4 be man, and his face looked like a rnw hamburger scarified for a place in an onion sand­ wich. His hat had disappeared, his clothing was tattered and torn, and his shirt was in shreds. He had been out “ having n time—” “ good time"— some of them say. . Hut in the cold gray dawn of the morn­ ing after, h!A’ head wouldn't fit anything but un awning. Nothing else was big enough to cover it. He had squandered his money. Possibly lost his Job. Brought disgrace uponTiimsclf nnd his family. If lie find a family maybe they needed his earnings.' In all probability they did. Who is reajxmsible for all Ibis sad con­ dition of things? TTirfyfcTous saloonkeeper. — wny the inw any number of times. , The law plainly says that a saloon mnn shall not sell to drunkards. No reputable saloonkeeper will sell to such men. It 1s such as litis ornamental and em­ broidered drunk that gives the prohiblUonlers all of their arguments, V It is because of such as he that the other ninety per cent of people who use liquor right tiro continually threatened with prohibitory laws. Itia.class o f- men and Saloonkeepers thnt disgrace tbcmsclvcd and bring trouble to communities could be sup­ pressed. How, nnd in what way? ... The prosecuting uttumey and police Judge lutve ail the law and power neces— tary ta wipe tire dlvea off the earth, and It la their «wont duty to do ao, The vicious saloon and low dive where the. wantons o f both sexes congregate, exist solely because those obligated to the duty of law-enforcement are, olid have been, negligent und indifferent in the matter. 4 There ore some women to whom a funeral is as tire breath of their nostrils. Compared with U, the ordinary entertain­ ments and diversions of life have no at­ traction, and the gayest social function ■inks into insignificance. The odor of the flowers, the subdued tinging of the - choir,-til* gravely «ndnlannl vnl™» pf clergyman and the intervals of solemn . Jiuili reduce them to a state of laclirymuse sympathy In which they positively revel. «* i Mrs. Brown Is one of these. She goes to the funeral o f everyone she knows or ever did know, from the most distinguish­ ed to quondam cooks and coachmen, and IB protecting trunk of n rotten tree after they get good and soaked. The younger ones reinulir unttf tin mure apples can be found. This gives the hunter a better opportunity o f securing them than if the benrs kept strictly temperate. ..-m ^ tr o liib itio n is ts should _4£ £ a n amendment to the Maine prohibition In to cover those animals that acquire the drink habit. • • • 4 Girls, do you"hear tills T Many good men are crying, “ Can't afford to marry I WhyT “ Expense of supporting a wife .1 “ Why support a w ifeti' Might not wives be made self-supporting, or partly s o ! Isn't there something wrong in this sys­ tem which makes matrimony dependent -on a man's -ability to pay all the-wife's expenses? Is It hot filling the land with old inaklsT .H as' it not done to for Lite last half century? Who marry most! What race? Tire people who core, nothing for keeping up style. The foreign-born, whose women turn to and tend shop, The cultivated American is not the mar­ rying man. He likes the gmxis on exhi­ bition, but they're too costly far his every day wfcar. Hence, oft they remain on tire counter until shop worn. This Is n cry ing evil. Our best men are not marrying. Because so mnny of our girls are saying »< 1 remember when I was n bov— nnd ST was not so many years ago— tire Methodist brethren and sisters where was raised did not thlqk that thc'prcncher required to have much "b ook learning“— that preaching came by inspiration— that God put lire words into the preacher's mouth, and he was merely a ram's born ■for the almighty to blow Otfough. As a result there were a good many Stoughton bottles among the old Methodist preach­ ers. But all tills is changed, and now we find some of the ablest preachers In the land in the Methodist pulpit—men o f brains and education. The colored peo­ ple ore also making progress in the same direction. A friend of mine residing in Washington recently attended a meeting of Uie colored Baptist Association o f Vir­ ginia, near that city, and as evidence that the colored men are making progress, tells of the hearty applause given to one, a good brother, who spoke as follows': “ Brethren— Don't none o ' yo’ get off St ole foelishhcos to • y©' congregations *boqt not knowin’ what yer goln' to preach 'bout when yo’ goes info the pbolpit. 1 tell yo' breth'ln, we must sweat pray— yes, on’ study, too. befo' we can find acceptable words to tell the story of the cross to this generalfiu, When we set In Egyptian darkness, with the shackles of slavery on our limbs, an' . - H A Y AND GRAIN High Grade Preserves, Jellies, Jams A Complete Line of Cigars and'Tobacco i- - - - - - — 4 1 did not propose to the young Indy last week, because la m lt\ a fix where I cannot without creating nn unpleasant­ ness but I asked one of the preliminary questions—you see I hove been there be fore— viz: “ If she did not wnnt to get married?"—And the answer Is sugges­ tive. She told me flatly, that she did not She explained thnt the unmarried girls of Sanford had more comforts, more pleas ures, were better rtressertrhnd less ernes. and received more attention in cv eryre spect than the married women. In the matter o f dress, she said, "Look at-lire young single women of Sanford and com pore their dress with the m am ed women The difference is marked. Every young lady you meet is well dressed, while among your married ladles good dress is the exception. I don't know the reason fur this. I only know that it is so. And TernnSe bum an" nature," "you""k iRTviC*nY?T‘ good clothes. . Of course, we all look for ward to getting married, but I can tell you there are very few among us who would not put it off a long time if wc were sure o f getting a husband when we wanted him." And then she told me many other things.' But since then I havo been com paring the dressing o f the single and married ladies. And my lady friend is correct. The girls carry off the palm liy a large majority. God bless the girls. Yours for Progress, — T he S aunterer . THE-BEST OF EVERYTHING- - - - - - - - ------- - — W H I T E F R O N T GROCERY Come and See Us, or ’Phone 39 ~ - Kissimmee Celery Lands -..Flowing.WeliA.— -r.Rich.Eand Cheap Celery now being marketed. Selling for good j,r¡ces COME AND SEE J . M. W IL L S O N , J r ., Kissimmee, Fla. . W . J . TH IG P E N A COM PANY A G EN TS - General F ire - Insurance ortie* with H O L D E N R E A L E S T A T E CO. Sanford, Florida Talking... S. F. S A L L A S Slate and Tile-Roofing. Machines Tin, Gutter^amHCatvanized Tanks 2 * _ 1_. « Repair Work a Specialty At Corner First Street and Palmetto Avenue Sanford, riorlda L * A V A * »A 1A »A »L *t A * *A ¥H» A STO R E OF The Crippen Music Store - D. L. — High-grade Pianos. Organs, THRASHER Our Shoes all have ongues and they talk for and Graphophones. Cl Atlantic Coast Line R. R. themselves, but they can’t GOES EVER YW H ER E use the Telephone, so come North, East, West and South «rou n d and see t hëim We call the Ladies’ special at­ Consult the Purple Folder tention to the new line of -ndies’ Shoes which we have added to «iur stoekr------ w — The Patrician 'Fnr'dcnniéíT Information, rates, schedules and réservai funs, ser youTmert** ■ Ticket AgenL write to ur call on ' _______ ________ 1 A Vi. FRITOT, FRANK C. BOYLSTON, Travelling Pasfciíí* Al« 1 Division Passenger Agent Atlantic Coast Line, Jacksonville, Fla. We have just received the * first shipment o f these Shoes n Oxfords and Sandals and Ties, in Kid, Patent, iîètal, Ghampaigne Wine, and Red. Shoes D. L. $3.50 and Gun $4 U p -to -D a te Restaurant J. M. STUMAN, Proprietor verything N eat and Clean and Cooked to P lease the P alate ofthe Epicure Corner First Street and Pulmeito Avenue ' * Sanford. HonJ* * ----- G. R. CALHOUN % F fJT Thrasher - v T -i-v .' » Staple ; Fancy Groceries 4 Several moons ago the council passed resolutions regnrding the construction o f gates at the A . C. L. crossing. «ftJEittLjitreec. Such a move would make this than it is at present, and whenever the gates are placed in position and the whistles muffled we carf begin to realize that the city is becoming a place for habitation . instead of a railroad yard only. Better still would be taking the railroad from the principal street alto­ gether und placing the station nnd freight depot rpi the »main line a suitable dis­ tance from the heart o f the city. • • • .‘ » ST W» Successore to N. H. GARNER See the New Itßfik to feed me, to clothe me, to house me, to wnrm me, to keep me glnd in fashion, to give me a house proportionate to my style, to keep me in pin money;-then will I con descend to live with you, and take your money, and do nothing to earn more, and to lament, if things go wrong, that didn't marry better, and you must regard it ns a great favor on my part,“ ., The man wants you pretty badly, but it's too heavy a contract, Things musl.be rearranged so thnt yap can carry more of your end of the lug. • • « - 1 - * -» . . - — 4 n. �»r* I6. I90Ä THE COUNTY __.__. ... ___ t . st of friends who ore always glad Ito welcome her visits.______ - ___ ____ . ___ . |communicate with Orlando places on short notice. For Good Average Prlcos and Qiitok-Retiims Sftfp -to ANDEW JOHNSON. A TTORNEY-AT-LAW The Curry telephone exchange has-been A Budget of, Interesting Items moyf d from nbove Aulln's store to the |residence of Mrs. B. G. Smith. This line From Correspondents is n great convenience, enabling us to IMF EVENTS OF ORANGE COUNTY ~ SANFORD HERALD , Phone 248 S S Fruit and Produce and other THOMAS EMMET WILSON W 9 understand that Mrs. Vlnzandt, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR with her charming daughter. Miss Emma AT-LAW • I will return to Oviedo shortly from their Efficient Staff of Reportera Weekly northern home. Late State Attorney Sevrnlh Judicial Circuit of | Covers the Territory for The Herald GENEVA GLEANINGS. spwitl Corrr* pond Mice to The Herald. School opened on the Uth, nfter 11 rc: freshing vocation for tenchers and pu­ CHRISTMAS ITEMS Mrs. Mnry Lnnicr hns been very 111 for the pimt-'two Tvecksf biit ls ImprdVTng slowly. , Florida Residence*. Sanford and Sylvan Lake Southwest Comer Wnshington rind Chambers Streets NEW YORK CITY REFERENCES: Aetna National Bank of New York City, or any Commercial Agency and to Hundreds of Shippers who are shipping to us dally GEO. A. DkCOTTES Mrr-feane-nndDollar ImnterWmrtrriTITr 'ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR *T‘ fcAWsectlon n few days ago visiting Mrs. B. Practice in State nnd Federal Courts pils. Lanier.* • » *» Our telephone lino is all but connected Sanford. Fla Mr. Jim Lanier of Melbourne is in this Welborn Block • with the Sanford line. This will he a section to-dny visiting friends. great advantage lo both Sanford and Mr. W. J. Osteen has finished grinding Geneva. Mr. David's strenuous' e/Turts his sugnr cpno. He retorts several gnlshould l)fc appreciated. lons. -DENTIST— Mr. W. E. Bailey will start this week new M», E. preachy, Mr. McCall. We Room 13 Piço Building for his home In Port Tnmpn City. hope for a good year. SANFORD. FLORIDA Mr. McDougle of Thomnsville, Ga., sto|tMr. S. McLain o f Sanford, Is spending |i**l n few d ays in this MTttnnrhrlng a few days in Geneva for his health. enmute to Oviedo. He hns been visiting Mrs. Roberson and .Mrs. Fultz enter­ DR, R. M. M A S O N Ids sister, Mrs. G. W. Simmons. tained n party o f young- friends nt their Mr. W. E. Ilndey, D. H. nnd J. T. Hodges DENTIST brautiful home on Lake flenevn, on New all mntle'.'n flying trip to Cocon lust week Vcnr's eve. After the funj and the reWelborn Block Phone ID loiiaufAW«yL poUU.o « . ; ^ Ti » 'i TsSnford, Florida the new year i i ^ f t midnight, mul Criminal Court Convenes ported thanking their kind hostesses for Criminal court convened Monday morn­ a Imppy evening. A. C. HART ing at 10 o'clock. The following cases Mrs. Pattishnll wound up the liolldny were disposed of: iiim A U iL U X S A L A N J rfMririlk— bp - g iving n very >p l u s s s t ■ fllnte'Tn.' J.’is.-f l filr-dtyrtlskiTI Leveling and CroM-Srcllonlng for Drainage party on Saturday night, just before the language. Plead guilty: $10 and costs or ■ Specialty young people returned to their respective 30 days. S A N F O R D. FLORIDA . schools. State vs. Ed. Johnson, larceny. Plead Miss Mayme McLain has gone to at­ guilty; $100 and costs or four months. tend Uic Florida Woman's College, haying State vs. J. E. Downing, uttering forged W. G. HAMMOND missed the first part of the term through check. Plead guilty. Not yet sentcucCtl. -She went withriicr friend, Miss State vs. Simon Moses, vagrancy. Ver­ ARCHITECT Blanche Pattishnll, who was returning dict: four months on road. after the holidays. They write o f being State vs. John Hamilton, carrying razor Office with Murrell & Minshew in the great crowds at the Governor’s in- concealed. Plead guilty: $101 a n d -costs Pico Hotel Block auguraUoq pud..hearing both governors or four months. address the |*eople. -. Stnte vs. John Oglesby, assault and Mrs. B. V. Proclo’r has been quite sick bntlefy. Plea of guilty, $30 and cost or WILLIAMS the past two weeks, but we arc glad to four months. hear that she Ib improving. Dr. Nixon • State vs. James Harvey, aggravate! nsSU RVEY O R and CIVIL ENGINEER and a trained nurse have been caring sault. Verdict not guilty. HOI Elm St. Phone 275 State vs. Benton Mays, larceny of iiat for her. from H. Knnner. Plead guilty; 0 months. SANFORD. FLA. Grandma Prevntt is serious) , , „ , - , , . State vs. Put Myers, larceny. Plead ThC “ °£ _ ,! yintf .•tr‘ l,L'.° ,,hC U -""y - Sentence suspend«! until next home of Mr. and Mrs. Lang last Friday, term. bringing the little boys a new baby — State rsrMntildirTroublcficIrt. Imtrccnt sister. language. Plead guilty; $13 and cost or JEW ELER Wc jienr of northern thermometers 30 days in county home.----- ------registering "thirty below zero;“ - tnTT'we State vs. Joe Jordon, assault anil bat­ 1 cannot realize it while the warm summer tery. Verdict guilty. $50 and cost fir days continue. four months. State vs. Jim Fields, larceny. Nolle by MY SPECIALTIES LAKE MARY MELANGE county solicitor. Pickard's Hand-Painted China ase & Co. SH IPPERS-OFr ami /U. i ” week. -^ATrniRp.-m rmDTt---------f • :-i i t . » ‘jt.f.lL 5,Tig TO P OVIEDO OCCURRENCES BpvcUl roirtspoiidMit toTlaj Ib-ruld J. II. King BlUpped the Inst of the fruit . on hit Gets Mammock jtraperty last vftsek. The crop was larger than usual and the fruit fine in quality. Thes 6 groves are cuniidered among the finest in the state. Rev. Rogers filled his regular nppnlnt“ menl nt the Baptist church last Sunday. Hie pastor, although a very young man. ha* accomplished much good during •his pastorale in Oviedo and several acces­ sions to Use church arc the results of his labors. He is n student nt Stetson Uni­ versity, but bus been, forced to relinquish -his studies at tills Institutional! account ’“ ofoverwoffc.'------ :------' FOR YOUR when shipped to HEWITT. If you n re -n o t d oing business witli this House, write to them at once. HEW ITT F R U IIIT T AND PRODUCE 10 E. C a m d tn References: This Paper nnd & CO. C O M M IS S IO N ' M E R C H A N T S S t., Baltim ore, M d. Thousands o f Plensed Shippers in Florida CRUTCHFIELD & W00LF0LK *> BRANCHES C hicago Cincinnati Jacksonville Rogers' Plated Ware PITTSBURG, PA, Sales Agents and Distributors SANFORD CELERY UNION BRANCHES Room 16, Pico Block. ’ Phone 2 6 9 SANFORD. FLA. . W ashington, New Y ork S anford Elgin and Waltham Watches I VENABLE ALL GOODS** G U A R A N TE E D UNDERWOOD C O N TR A C TO R j: Plans Specifications and Estimates* Furnished * on Applications opportunities-made possible; Ready fo r Business The Sanford Carriage works is now lo­ cated in its new building on Oak avenue, opposite the G<4J. 11. Fernald machine shops. Mr. Underwood is ¡1 ¡wan¡cal carriage m a­ ker and any orders entrusted to him will receive cqreful and prompt attention. Be­ sides manufacturing buggies, wagons and B. G. Smith, the popular A. C. L. c o n -j hnrness, they arc dealers In carriage goods, ductnr, is busily engaged superintending gusoline engines and roofing. Ttiey also Ihe erection of u house on his newly oc- do general repair work and horseshoeing, gulred Gee Hammock property. He in- for which their new quarters are well tends ti) engage extensively in the truck- { equipped. Tiic business u ftlie public is —big industry. : I earnestly solicitor! and faithful and con- P R IC E S ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT, TANGERINES AND EARLY VEGETABLES Gorham’s Sterling Silver finest concert band lu America will .be heard fof BÌxty days. The spirit of the management of this exposition can best be judged by tbc fact Quit it lias secured not one of the best, but'the very best con­ cert band In America for one of its per­ manent features. The smile ^Tpirit goes thfough the,entire work. The management has done the liest everywhere that- its Repair Work Promptly Done The Pioneer V isible Fijsi Street Opp. PostofTiee It jnakes no difTerence what Typewriter y o u - use now, have used in the past, or may use^the—machine you Miw May Alexander returned to Orlando scienllous business treoUnent is assured will eventually buy is the Monday to resume her studies nt Pell I ul* P«Oons. Qarke HulL The young lady graduates Tor Sale from tliis Institution In May. Will sell my beautiful place on Red Wa­ Ml Boss Drawdy, who has been con­ ter Lake, one mile from Fort Reed. Lew nected with ihe A. C. L. ticket and freight than one mile from the celery dcltn. Nine office here in the capacity o f a clerk, will room house, plastered; on brick founda•ever his connection with this road shortt . F<>uft acres ijf.ia m J, _.PJsaU£„£-f. -1*. 11« has-been*- transferred ^to-' Key ¿rapes and other fruit. Large barn. Two THE— He is a very accommodating young acres of fine garden land. Thirteen him-- _ gentleman and leaves many friends here dred dollars cask If taken at once. VI regret his depart) J. M. Stumon, B .M rs. Leinhart and inning daughter, Corner First street and Palmetto avenue. STATE DEALERS Hiss Christine, visited lando Monday, Mrs. Eric Anderson Lettuce Plants former resident Jacksonville, Florid ofl Oviedo, U ^v'wlo, was a Lettuce Plants for sale; any quantity. here last week, Hrs. Anderson re fclcd here for years and C. F. W illiams, Box 33, Write us for further information Underwood • :: /H e Special Correspondence to .The Herald: - One week from today the gates will lie Mrs. N. Perdue, from Pine Castle. Ioften nnd besides the hip|K>drouie mul _Xiiiliini.lir.C_ rosier, Mrs W Perdue. llii bother—displays-trie -stnrttT3~pf—tfurTcry , i 1, "I General Insurance A gents H e n r y M c L a u l in Quite n number of the Lake Mary |>eo* The Imposition fair. pic attended services at Ebenezer last The innnageiuent of the Florida Ex|x>siSunday evening. tlon-Falr have arranged for a display and Mrs. H. Wood, who has been spending for entertainments that will he a credit Several weeks with Iter sister, Mrs. J. Mur- to Jacksonville and Florida. They will nltin. returned to her home in Tnmun on 80 fuhtlsh pleasure to Jacksonville and to Floridir and wiil-provtrof -vntnr'mbothT j__the Oth 1m l . ____ ____ The undertaking is meeting wiih such a Orange picking, packing and shipping liberality o f support ns makes great accom­ is still going 011 around here. plishments possible and the management Mr. Nntnn, sr„ and Mr. Moody, both of pro|xises to offer the bust obtainable for Clyde, intended Sunday school here lust the entertainment of the public, . Sunday afternoon. * * » — ------------ ; JOHN V. DENTON & ( Prsctkrs In State and Federal Courta. M. G. T. Build In». ~ Telephone No. 60 C IT Y CIGAR S T O R E Newspaper?» Magazines and Periodicals �_j - January _ THE SANfORD HEHÄtO Published Ctctt Saturday Uomini at Sanford. Fla. R. J. Hour. Uanailnl Editor Subscription Prias. $ 1.00 a Yasr In Advance \k' Enterad aa aacond-data mall mattar Aiiluat 22nd. 1908. at tha Piuiofflc* at Sanford. Florida, under Act of March 3rd. 1879. Durham Advertíalo* Company. Jacksonville, Rep­ resentative. Office First Floor In tha Bishop Block. First Street Téléphona Na MS. Don’ t, forget Sanford Day at the Jack* ■onvllle Exposition. * Pushing Powell of S t ■till boosting hla city. Petersburg, is ’ The recent earthquakes were probably caused by the hot air of President Roose­ velt meeting that of Senator Tillman and the escape o f So much gas was bound to shake the earth. Prof. J. C. Compton, for many years superintendent of public inaruction of Lake county; n M whose term of office ex­ pired Jan. 4, has assumed the editorial management o f the Leesburg Commer­ cial.’ _ _ _______________ S' {{}e Reportcr-Stnr and Orange county made a splendid show­ ing with her lettuce shipments last month and now she's getting ready to beat the rècord with tender, sweet, succulent cel­ ery. ” 0 Kniamazoo, I'm after you.” Is what they are singing down In Sanford these days-^Iackaonville Produce News. 11: Li r? The ndvice of T he H erald some time ago to give all vagrants t h a r u n w s A - o f the utmost importance for it Is this kind of cattle that are apt to break into houses and commit crimes of every sort. There is plenty.of work for those who are seek­ ing it and the man who has no visible means of employment should be compel­ led to "m ove on.*' The editor of the Florida Fru)t and Pro­ duce News would better conserve thé in­ terests of his constituency if J>e would — givo more study to 'dis agricultural and horticultural pursuits of Orange nnd other counties than he docs to the shape and beauty " f tlint l»mnp ho linn/lwt hi« frtr. mer colleague and associate. *Sanford Is a part of Orange county, but Orange county is not wholly Sanford. Lettuce and celery are grown in Sanford. Li___ OUR JACKSONVILLE EXHIBIT • ! • Whenever you can corner the_ great American** public with a certain article that tickles the palate the people rec­ ognizing the value o f such an article demand it and refuse to accept a n y other. Then there are always innumerable small Imitators who crop out at various inter­ vals And with a loud clamor proclaim their article as “ just as good.” It takes much loud clamor and beating of drums to attract the attention o f the public from the real article and while a few may be tempted to try the substitute they never go back for a second time and resolve to take the original and that only. ' Sanford ns n vegetable center occupies the |x)sitlon to-tlny of an article that has met the demand o f an exacting public In the supply o f celery and lettuce and other choice vegetables. From time to time other sections of the state have attempt­ ed the celery business and while at first making the appearance of “ Just as good" have n e v e r y e t convinced the buying public or the people seeking a location that the “ just as good" Is anything like the original. “Sanford Celery” has be­ come as grefct a brand as “ Kalamazoo” formerly was nnd~the lands that raise Uds famous brand-of celery are different from any o f the “ Just as good." They may all look alike to the prospective buy­ er and he may be induced to turn aside n s wall adapted to th r,'gro^ ^ _iìL Ì^ H j!*. ; or more so, os those In tb* neighborhood of Sanford, in addition to which w c have a freight rate advantage of $120 per car over that city, and a * further Important advantage In the fact that we can plant our crop fifteen days earlier, thus getting first into thè Eastern markets and secur­ ing the highest prices. This movement, properly handled, will result in the selling and cultivation o f. the form lands of Duval county, thousands of acres o f which are unused, and for the benefit o f the city and county. I am heartily In favor of pro­ moting the work to the best advantage 'possible.' ” We would also coll the attention of Mr. StocktnTr nnd others to the fact-th a t the difference in the freight , rate between Sanford and Jacksonville Is 10 cents per crate or on - a car load $30 instead of $120 ns the above article states. January Specialties Ladies’ Collars, Ladies’ Belts • Fine Line o f Ruchings _____ —E xtra W ide an d JEjuIL- . Large Barettes, Com plete Line of N otions, W ool Dress Goods ~and Silks,Yard-w ide Satins First National E lects O fficers Ths annual meeting o f the First t N4tionnl bank was held on Tuesday 'morn­ ing In the new directors’ room of the elegant remodeled bank building. J. II. Rand, B. R. Swope, F. P. Forrster. S. 0. F._____ u ir Line o f Gents’ Furnishings ::: » ° f, Chaw mid ~Geonr r - H. PemahLwetr re- N. P. Y O W E trt~ S reo: elected os directors, and the following officers were re-elected: President, F. H. Hand;. vice-president. George H. Femnld; Sanford is represented In Jacksonville at the Clyde Line offices ond here C. H. Leffier will be found at bU times ready to give Information regarding the great Celery City. The Tlmes-Unlon has the following regarding our exhibit: Mr. C. II. Leffier, special commissioner to the Florida Exposition Fair, arrived in the city yesterday and Immediately start­ ed preliminary preparations for the ex­ hibit from the Celery City, which will occupy the same prominent position in ibe center o f the palace o f Industry. The spacious booth will be elaborately decorated and made attractive with large photographs. Illustrated printed matter and pictures. Mr. Leffier states that the exhibit tills year will surpass that of last year, as a greater variety of products from the famous delta will be shown. It irrigation, the same flowing wells and the same humus and other In^retlients from the earth that all combined make the “Sanford Celery” that brings the high­ est market price because It is labeled Sanford and proves up to its name. We have no objection to other parts of the country raising celery and as far os Florida is concerned we wish the growers o f other auctions all the prosperity pos­ sible. They have our best wishes for suc­ cess In growing celery and yet it becomes rather tiresome to hear the old song of “ Just as good as Sanford." That is, it would be tiresome but for the fact that every section making this dalm gives Sanford more free advertising and every section failing to make good sends the failure to Sanford where success is as­ sured and where a demonstration is made dally of people becoming rich upon a few acres of land where the real article is raised.“ where the freight rates are right ond where the celery brings the best prices because it is a Sanford product. . Tha-latest-, aspira nt J ot- J k i "Just nu good" class is Jacksonville, a d ty com­ posed. of hustling men who are quick to recognize the fact that agriculture is the most substantial backing for a d ty. Despite all the claims of Jacksonville that tbelr immense manufacturing industries, location and water facilities are making it the greatest d ty in the South, the long headed business men arc fully alive to the fact that without the fanning country the d ty would never .hope to be ns great a business center, capable of weathering the financial storms and money ponies. Last week the Duval County Demon­ strating Farm and Land Agency was or­ ganized with a capital stock o f $25,000 to encourage the settlers o f the North to come to Jacksonville and take up the tenanraBr that d tv. Tills is a movement i o t h e right direction and Jackaoftvilkr’l i ' recognizing the remark­ able strides being made by Sanford to-' ward a greater d ty . They recognize the fact that Sanford will in a few years make a strong place agpong the d tles of the South; that whiff* other d ties were form ment of the Florida Exposition-Fair, whldi opens in Jacksonville on Wednsday. Jnnunry'20th. and will continue for sixty days. We are assured by the management o f this Enterprise that it will be the best exposition o f Florida's resources that jins yet been held In thestate. In thisconncclion we desire to call attention to the large advertisement which appenrs on the tenth paga o f this paper----- ' _________ Mf. Leffier brought .with him some fine specimens end they are now on exhibi­ tion in the window of the Clyde line office on West Uay street, whare they are at­ tracting much attention. » nAntOVYMYWT« ARE ASSURED backed by the greatest farming section the world lias ever produced. Now that oqr prosperity has been assured by this same fanning land It will be no difficult matter to Induce factories and other in­ dustries to locate here and the deep water of the St. Julios river will do the rest WW a^ — , - ___- R. H. DINCLKY. Manager ♦ » M M » - » - I T H E C IT Y f — -— ■■ - RESTAURANT ( r in l Street, one block from Depot opposite Poitnfflce) Steaks, Chops, Oysters and Fish a Specialty A PLACE FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN S h o r t O r d e r s A t A ll H o u r s ’ Children's Dancing Class Miss Elsie Butt has opened n dancing dasa in connection with her other class. Lessons will be given on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at three o'clock, at the Hotel Wilton. Terms, two dollars for eight lessons.. E v e r y t h in g F irst Class V ■ 1 ■ Prompt, Clean Service t M u rray’ s Cement Tile For drainage and irrigation is the best. Perfect loints, durable and well made. Thls-is-made -in Saufonl. Eo Iron ire o home “industry nnd ,get better goods. Made in “ 2 ” nnd “ 3 " size. Sold by the C O M I N G • , / ! * ' « Wednesday Jan. 20 Will Give M usical Tea The ladies of the Episcopal church will '•V -i*V V V V V V give a musical tea at the residence of Mrs. Robert Newman, between Fourth street and Myrtle avenue. Monday evening. Jan. 23. Everyone is cordially invited to at­ tend. • v •> ONE NIGHT ONLY Surrey f o r Sale WeTinven new $125.00 one-horse surrey that 1ms unhLbccn lined-irne mtmth.which we offer for $75.00. , 2 2 if —S anlord Carriage W orks. Banks WUI Close The First National Bank and the People's Bank will be closed next Tuesday, Jnn. 19th, the same being Lee's birthday gnd a legal h oliday:-------------------------------------------Chinese Laundry Hop Kec, a promising son of the Celest­ ial Empire, has arrived in the city nnd will open a laundry in the Clnrk building and take in wasliee. —Under a Mammoth Water— proof Pavilion DeadwoodDick OR Scout Valentine Social lettuce, cauliflower; Ttlving-awey feetoryaites-and expending cabbage, and the latest successful San­ all their energy on fake schemes for col­ will give a Valentine social at the resi­ onization, Sanford was forging ahead, dence Uence of ol W. W. Long on the evening of ford crop— atrSVberTi’erf. ft N. P.Yowcll&.Co cashier. Frank P. Forsler; assistant cashreaching ^ ap fo n l .00(1 lad to pur, jL;;Jj>£ff^tlngiid- t w r r . nisgr »-'»“ ; I,» Ichase some that looks “just as good" but Jourriedr to January 20. at which meeting to be congratulated upon winning the the experience of many In this business the semi-annual dividends will be defirst and second prizes awarded by the has been that no lands in the United dared. State Fair officials for the best article on j R. L JONES. Proprietor States combine the same amount ofr prü­ fciMiimfeaiE y ■*""**—~ ........... — .a— 1the fair ---------------tectlonTrorncoTJ. the name su t-sof e In this Issue appears a large advertise­ . V. ------ ■ALWAYS “ JUtT RB tiOOt Feb. 12. Refreshments will be served. Lawn M o w e n .^ Special prices to reduce stock. If you want a good mower at a low price, now Is the time to buy. A lab good stock of scythes, grass, books and lawn rakes. Harry J. Wilson. Thus It is that other cities are striving to open up forming lands, recognizing the Brick Paving fo r First S treet fact that such a movement will Insure the First street will be paved with vitrified sutxess of every section that can make good. Thus It la t h a t tha "Just as good*-* brick and the work will start about Fein placard Is posted upon these new enter­ ru ary flrsc th e bonds far this purpose prises and while Sanford is pre-eminent have been sold and the paving Is now as­ sured. as the celery section we bear no envy Buggies fo r toward our neighbors who are striving We have four fine new buggies which after the success that has already readied this d ty and T he Herald only makes the * e will sell cheap, as we have no place to point in good humor because. .so many ■tore them. • Sanruso Carriage W orks. alhar aitiea quote Sanford as an exjQjppie 22 tí worthy o f emulation. 3O-PEOPLE-30 Magnificent Concert Band'and i * Orchestra The bonds for street paving have been ■old and the work of paving First street A Carefully Selected Company o f Dramatic Talent with vitrified brick will begin in the near ployed to produce this future. This will be one of the greatest --im provem ents ever inaugurated in San­ ford and with electric lights will give our city an added impetus. One of the'great­ est drawbacks to Sanford has been the appearance of First street which to the Not a conglomeration o f the Criminal Escapades ol eye of the stranger has never appeared Notorious Bandit, but a BEAUTIFUL STORY ur to advantage and since many passing WESTERN LIFE through on the cars would only get a - sight of our TiMrttt theroaghfnre, they were Sense apt to form a poor opinion of the d ty . * With a good paved street all this will We quote Mr. Telfair Stockton's speech be changed and when the arc lights have at Jacksonville last week regarding the irpbunoir. rtrfr Mreet *ip I n je c t of opening up the lands o f Duval be a revelation. One of the most valu­ county for farming: . ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ able assets o f a paved street is the ab­ “Sanford has for several years boasted sence of the dust that pervades the stores with Just pride that it is the-Celery City' Fashionable Hair Cutting Parade and make life a burden to the merchants. o f Florida, but the plana to be Inaugurated and General Barbery. First street being a wide thoroughfare by those,interested will give to the me­ can be made a beautiful boulevard and tropolis that honor. ‘1 am told on good Hat aad Cola Baths at all Naurs. Hot Sulone that will endure far years to come. phur Baths a tS socially Don’t Forget the Date authority,' said Mr. Stockton, ‘that the ALBERT G R AM LIN G Tonsorial Parlors Greatest of American Dramas Refined and Strictly Moral in Every True Story of Heart Interest Don’t Miss the Grand Noonday Band Concert Are you ■ subscriber to T he H erald? lands of Duval county, when properly Ir­ rigated and otherwise cared for, are Just a visit and yuu become a Staunch i’strvn Fiso Blosk apposita Ispessa O trica and Wednesday, January 20th ' ïtJ^vT: �___Tv.jZ l . ¿ s i ----------------------------------- 2-------- ----------------------- -------- •_— •• . ~ — — g & g S g ----- :— — vÌ ~ -PART 11-PAGES' 9 TO 12 IN SANFORD— Life » Worth Living Number 22 SANFORD. FLORIDA, SATURDAY. JANUARY 16. 1909 FLORIDA FRUIT OUTLOOK All Indications Pdlnt to a Pros­ perous Season PRINTED IN N. Y. PRODUCE NEWS Expert Forecaster Reviews Situation And Enumerates Products Leading V ___Sections Will Ship This Year ISpecial Cor. to Now YortrProduce New») Jacksonville, Jon. 5—The ornnge and (raperruit crop In Florida this year is the largest since the “ big free«;.’' "Not only la the yield large, but the quality is good. The fruit runs to the best saleable sizes and the gropcfrulUmd tnnggrlna. archer. ■ ceptionnlly fine, The sa m e“ uwjWp has sgnln happened, so that tlie ornnge crop ^ a , not (so far) proved nd remuneroUvq as it should "be. This'hos been caused by poor packing and by the shipping of green fruit ns early ns last September, t H •" «>■»«» being nojK gaokatiaainfiiha. Florida growers, or no correct wny of knowing. Just what part o f the state is making shipments, or what quantity is ■hipped- The natural result, therefore, is, nn overloaded market, at certain points north, or again, insufficient fruit to supply'the demand nt other times. The slump In the market Just before Qiristnihs was caused by every grower trying to market his fruit all nt once, rcgartlless of what market to send It to, or wlint hia neighbor was doing. The press of the state has taken this mutter up. and is urging tlie growers to form an or­ ganization for their own good auiL welfare of Florida. total Orange crop The total orange crop o f the state is 4,500,000 boxes. ^Up to January Ibi, shout HO per cent, of t)\e entire crop was shipped leaving n balance on the trees of about I,BOO,000 boxes. ____Especially fine fruit Unbeing raised in Volusia, l-nko, Ornnge, Polk, Hillsborough, DESoto, St: Lucic nnd Dade counties, nnd the shipments from now on will show - - better quality nnd otight~to command a good price in any market. The vegetable crop already shipped nnd coming oh is something phenomenal. Sanford, Orange County, is one of the principal shipping points, an Ideal place for the trucker with . its flowing wells, for sub-irrigntion, its railroad nnd boat facilities nnd climate. The lettuce shipments commenced the latter |mrt of November. A t present "1—lhey compose 80,537 baskets by freight and express, and 2,437 packages of miscelaiicnus vegetables, making in all 215 ears. . “ I~*1’ — « Up to the present time there lias been .»hipped from Sanford, 32,807 boxes of - oranges, approximately 125 cars. The shipments of celery will begin about February 1st nnd careful estimates plan ihc celery shipment» nt 7 0 0 Tors Tor the * Forpotdtdc*'flnd-(rtTj 6r VegeP nbles fur s|iring, the sldpment is expected to be 200 cars. AH crops are looking .*eU und if weather conditions nre favoroble the above figures will be correct. **#*«*i Orlando, nnd all of Orange county have nn exceptionally fine crop of fruit, hut not as large as last year, they will ship In the neighborhood of 2 50,000 boxes. Tfiere will also be qulto n large shipment of vegetables from this section. KissimmWTCWSgola "bounty, wlll TurnTsh a good many vegetables, as the truckers have Just found out die value o f truckinghind in the Kissimmee Vnlley. Tampa, the metropolis o f south Florida, with St. Pe­ tersburg, Clearwater, Largo nnd other shipping points in Hillsborough' county, will ship about 415,000 boxes of fruit, aTwThbdut'323^00 crates ot vegetables. This county is coining*to the front in the shipment o f all kinds of produce nud the ncrenge of trpek /arming has doubled in one year -----------------------------------~ 7 Mrst Year VOICE Of THE PEOPLE C O N D E N S E D S T A T E OP CO N D ITIO N OP Letters and Communications on ~ — Various Timely Toplosr People’s Bank, of Sanford.. Sanford COLUMN DEVOTED TO PEOPLE In This Department will be Found the Views, Opinions and Comment 1of Practical Writers'. |Wr invitr ourrtpimdrm p on llvr lupti i from nil •n-llnn, of Ilie County, at»« new» licma of inlernl. Brevity will ln*ure prompt.publication. Article» contrary to the view» of Ilia fid Itor will Iw publlilipd. but sbuiive and'nnutiyuiou* cumrounk«llont will 1« rejected. we will not Iv m ponti Hr tor-Bpinhm» f»pre»»rrt try-rrrnfrTTfflrriii All com municaiiont intended for current l»»ue niu»t be in hand not later than Tuesday p. tn.J—Kn._______ Flo rida At Ihf do»e of buiinrsi January 8lh, 1000 : \ . RESOURCES: Loan« and DiieountR................................................................. $ 70.020 30 Overdraft» .................... ...................... , ¡¡g SU S o rt« and - Band« v . . ; ......... ........................ llanklnS Mmiae, furniture ând future» ................................ Caati on Hand and Due from Hank»........................................ LIA B ILITIES r .Cuiiilal. StankSur|)tu» and Undivided Proflia.......... ! Hlllö'nynlilp ...... .............................. . b , r(m on 11,333 20 27,484 23 SI20.003 03 ................... S 30,(XXI OO .............. ....... ........ ........... 0(14 73 B5.088 30 —8,000 4M» Lake county.has a largu-nnd extra flue._ What One City Has Done $120,003 03 £UE 3i TnUtthUi a ra son .••4 t t x 0 i £ z ± j ru n ­ accord with the stnnd about 3 00 ,00 0 boxes of oranges, grape.'' Belng‘ hcar(Try fn ---------V of yowr popertor n clean town In fcvery fruit and tangerines. M. M. SMITH, H. R. STEVENS, G. S. DERRY, II. E. TOLAR - S offtoW the iimgrfjiws-m - th k -iection way, I take tha lib-rty o f asking .you 4o -President Vice-President Cashier---------A iT f Cashier * ure very good. The little dry weather reprrxluce the following nrtlcle regarding they had in the middle of the senson hnd the plan adopted by the teachers nnd n tendency to harden nnd. p crfw u b a J jadL r liildrcn of tlie Helena, Montana, sd>wls; VltHeno , Wontn nn. iised to be n mining Eustia, ML Dora, Up to die present niiout 50 per cent, of the crops hns been mnr- cmnp, but has become n thriving city. The ways of the old mining tamp, how­ keted. ever, long remained in disfiguring direc­ SANEORD SOLVENT tions. Heaps o f empty tin cans lay round hummocks of dirt left by placer Lettuce Growers Making Money— Cel­ miners; back yards were unsightly nnd ery and Other Trdck Paying Well tlie open lots were places wreck nnd (Sanford Cor. Florida Frull anil Product“ New»] neglect—until two years ago. Then HeleSanford lettucsr growers nre congratu­ nu had a new superintendent o f schools, Harness snd Bugglss Blscksm lthlng snd Horseshoeing lating themselves over the fine allowing and the new superintendent had an idea. their early shipments made in Um north; He -tried it nt once, mr Arbor farf. Hrr ern markets,—......... ~ issuer) a circular to the teachers of alt the A U T O M O B IL E S F O R L IV E R Y U 8 E Among those whose crop lias made public schools, 'asking them to make the good'is J. D. Hoskins, who realized $525 day "a civic Easter, a concrete embodi­ on n plot o f three-quarters of on acre, ment of the communal Idea o f unselfish which lie has in celery for which he ex­ service— e n ch jo r nil, the giving of time pects to reap adequate returns.. _• nnd effort for the common good.” He ■« Tlie first shipments of lettuce this sen- suggested that the city should first be son brought from $5 to $4.30 per basket, made clean, and then beautiful, ns far as which is going some. the schools could do 11. Ench child, Ccfery is grown between the rows of teacher and Janitor was asked to help — High-Grade House-Building n Specialty-______ lettuce and will soon tie in shape to gp prepare neat and well-kept soil and then out. CaoliDower "is now going forward nt plant something—tree, Dower, shrub or a fair rate nnd bringing good returns, the seed—in it—---------------- — ______ _ * earliest being nt the rnte of $4.50 per Tiie teachers and childrcd ncceptri! the • DEALERS IN ■ bnsket. new idea of Arbor Day with enthusiasm. * • » AbouTidt) acres nre In cabbage, which They went to workwith • will. All morn­ Builders’ Supplies, Interlarchen Sand • is expected to return nboul $ 80 0 per ing they worked together in their school » * acre. grounds, ull afternoon they worked in Alphn Cement. A cm e Plaster Among tlie more prominent truck grow­ their own homes and neighborhoods. ers here pre: Ur. W. G. Aldridge. 10 ncres: They raked up hack alleys und collected A. R. Chappell, 5 ncres; W. W. Collins, 2 rubbish to be removed by the city teams. ncres: P. M. Killer, 5 ncres; W. E, Gard­ Thoy cleaned up hack yards and plnnted Plans, Estimates, and ull Information relative to Building ner, 5 acres; J. A. Hutchinson, 5 acres in tlnwers. trees nnd vines! they swept the potatoes; Snnimis Bros., 20 ncres: Speer sidewulks. leveled the hummocks, and Cheerfully. Furnidlied_______ & Aldrich. 5 acres; C. A. S|»eer. 5 ucres; collected the rubbish to bh caned away; C. R. Walker, 8 acres. All of these nre they raked nnd dug and planter! frpnt good nnd.al| of thiyu grow both lettuce yards; they attacker) the open lots, nnd P hono 6 9 Consult Us nnd celery, nnd their crops ure in nn un- denned up nil the unsightly (rash that iKUDilly fl|y emu fit Inn...----- — I-------------- — Tthft--nrrYTimHiTeirTof years.- As for the The Lemon Bay Fruit Company will be­ old tin cans, the enterprising young clcnnOffice with Murrell & Mlushew „ Pico Hotel Block. Snnford. Fla. - |! gin soon to re-set their grove with young ers collccted and Hattened out sixteen and thrifty stock. They are also starting nnd one-half tons of them for a smelting • ‘f 4 “f4 4 4 + 4 > 4 f4 " f4 -“f t 'f t 4 < '4 '4 “4 4 4 4 " f H 4 " f “M "f'l“4 'f.< "fH > f‘f H 4 + 4 t 4 4 4 | two artesian wells on their Alligator company which hnd offered to buy them Creek proi>erty. thus insuring plenty of water for irrigation purposes. The work collars out of the sale. With this money Ts~being done under Tlie'ilireclioh of Major they bougTit swings,'liorizontu) liars, etc., J. D. Courtney. * — Orangettc. for the schools. “ Onc'school repined ns its day's work: Chase & Co’ s Big Business r . H. NANO, President O E O . P E N N A L D , Vlos-Pres. “Two vacant lots on Allen street were P. P. P O N S T E N , Csshlsr (Corre»|iondencc to New York Produce Ncw»| B. P. W H IT N E R , Asst. Csshlsr cleaned up, and two hundred nud eightyJacksonville, Jnn. 0.— The old nud re­ eight yards. One hundred and ten pupils ¡, O n ly N ational Bank in O ra n g e C o u n ty liable firm of Giase & Co. have done an picked up pa|RT, thirty-six swept sidc-busUMiss—Lu_handling Florida F U n d » —P r o t e c t ed b v B u ry la ry Ip s u ra n c walks, eighty -there <1dg dfliidetloJiS, fifteen fruit tills yenr. Mr. Chase hns been in i( 8afaty Deposit Boss* for R ant planted trees; three, vines; one n. rose the fruit and vegetable business for over bush; three, vegetables; five cleaned up O R G A N IZ E D 1807 2 ? y e ars. Their shipments will probably ush' heaps, and four, vacant lots. We be very near one half of the total fruit planted grass seed in the twu lots in front and vegetable output of Sanford, tlte o f the school, and some vines. If they great trucking center. This company grow, we'll do more next year." not only ha mile the crop of" others, hut The Howthorc school reported: they arc large growers und shippers of "The girls who had knives dug dande­ * -* tiieir own crops and Borne of the finest * * lions, nnd those with brooms swept tlie fruit and truck lauds belong to this Arm. sidewulks. Thu lioys ruked up the stones. Mr . (Uniae is well posted relullvc . 10. Roses that b a d 'X c c i r brought "from die’ crops, soil or any condition lliat confronts mountains were planted." tlie Florida fanner or fruit grower, and is . . . . . . „ "Applied civics,” Jacob Riis has called always ready to give kindly . ^ v i c e . J l e ‘‘ ubollt it In a magazine of HAND B R O TH E R S LIVER Y, F E E D and SALE STABLES Horses nnd Mules Bought and Exchanged Pope Contracting Company 1| F IR S T N A TIO N A L BANK O F SA N FO R D , F L A . Coleman, Sumter county, has a large acreage plumed to vegetables and crops whleh arc looking well. There are five hundred acres plantod to cabbage, which *)U yield over one hundred thousand crates, buyers are on the ground and •biprnenls have begun In carload lots. DeLnnd, Volusia county, is rapidly com ­ ing to tlie front as n trucking center, and many fanners are iireparing new hind for industry--There wiH-beehipped Tretn Dcl-and and vicinity lids season about 350.000 boxes of oranges nnd grapefruit, of which, about GO per cen t, baa already been marketed. __ _________ There will be in the neighborhood of 500.000 boxes of fruit shipped from Vo- pany's large business has been built up wis county. Bartow, Lakeland, Plant by honest and stra Itill (forward dealings. City and GnUoway o f Polk county hnve m excellent crop not! only of good fruit which will run about 3 00 ,00 0 boxes, b'ut their strawberry crop Is first-class and Ibey are receiving a fair price for their Products. Lakeland. Plonl City and Gal4 " w“ y ore the leading shipping points of nnge county. the ■ E l C a p i t a n de T a m p a —... -— F in est-F iv e-€ efit-G ig a r------On the M arket work. a n d .h e adds that Helen« la now one of the prettiest arid cleanest cities of the northwest, and that a rusty etui Is now as rare as a rainy day there. Flowers and grass hnve taken the place of rubbish heaps, and a beautiful drive Is being laid out around Mt. Helena, with a park find playground where "Last Chance Furnishing Goods N. H. Foco, Alimonie Springs. Railroad rates of one fare plus 25 cents for die round trip from points in Georgia and Florida are offered for the period of the Florida Slate Fair,. Tampa, February Wall Paper, Paints and Oils, White and New .Home Sewing Machines, Edison Phonographs and Records, Wholesale Dealers In Gasolene and Kerosene 3 9 s » r � 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, 1909 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, January 16, 1909 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 16, 1909. 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>, January 16, 1909; <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/e085c5c6196293cfd83c6e0c160639ea.pdf f7954ebf3e327ffd223484a2609cb4d7 PDF Text Text _j - January _ THE SANfORD HEHÄtO \k' S' V. 11: Li r? Li___ • ! • ------ ■ALWAYS “JUt T RB tiOOt Whenever you can corner the_ great American** public with a certain article Published Ctctt Saturday Uom ini at Sanford. Fla. that tickles the palate the people rec­ R. J. Hour. U anailnl Editor ognizing the value of such an article Subscription Prias. $1.00 a Yasr In Advance demand it and refuse to accept any other. Then there are always innumerable small Enterad aa aacond-data mall mattar Aiiluat 22nd. Imitators who crop out at various inter­ 1908. at tha Piuiofflc* at Sanford. Florida, vals And with a loud clamor proclaim under Act of March 3rd. 1879. their article as “just as good.” It takes Durham Advertíalo* Company. Jacksonville, Rep­ much loud clamor and beating of drums resentative. to attract the attention of the public from Office First Floor In tha Bishop Block. First Street the real article and while a few may be Téléphona N a MS. tempted to try the substitute they never go back for a second time and resolve to Don’t, forget Sanford Day at the Jack* take the original and that only. ' ■onvllle Exposition. Sanford ns n vegetable center occupies the |x)sitlon to-tlny of an article that has * Pushing Powell of S t Petersburg, is met the demand of an exacting public In ■till boosting hla city. the supply of celery and lettuce and other choice vegetables. From time to time ’ The recent earthquakes were probably other sections of the state have attempt­ caused by the hot air of President Roose­ ed the celery business and while at first velt meeting that of Senator Tillman and making the appearance of “Just as good" the escape of So much gas was bound to have n e v e ry e t convinced the buying shake the earth. public or the people seeking a location that the “just as good" Is anything like Prof. J. C. Compton, for many years the original. “Sanford Celery” has be­ superintendent of public inaruction of come as grefct a brand as “Kalamazoo” Lake county; nM whose term of office ex­ formerly was nnd~the lands that raise pired Jan. 4, has assumed the editorial Uds famous brand-of celery are different management of the Leesburg Commer­ from any of the “Just as good." They cial.’_ _ ____________ may all look alike to the prospective buy­ er and he may be induced to turn aside . {{}e Reportcr-Stnr and reaching ^ a p fo n l .00(1 lad to pur, ; I,» I chase some that looks “just as good" but to be congratulated upon winning the the experience of many In this business first and second prizes awarded by the has been that no lands in the United State Fair officials for the best article on States combine the same amount ofr prü­ 1 the fair ------------tectlonTrorncoTJ. the name sut-sof e irrigation, the same flowing wells and Orange county made a splendid show­ the same humus and other In^retlients ing with her lettuce shipments last month from the earth that all combined make and now she's getting ready to beat the the “Sanford Celery” that brings the high­ rècord with tender, sweet, succulent cel­ est market price because It is labeled ery. ”0 Kniamazoo, I'm after you.” Is Sanford and proves up to its name. what they are singing down In Sanford We have no objection to other parts of these days-^Iackaonville Produce News. the country raising celery and as far os Florida is concerned we wish the growers The ndvice of The Herald some time of other auctions all the prosperity pos­ ago to give all vagrants th a ru n w s A -o f sible. They have our best wishes for suc­ the utmost importance for it Is this kind cess In growing celery and yet it becomes of cattle that are apt to break into houses rather tiresome to hear the old song of and commit crimes of every sort. There “Just as good as Sanford." That is, it is plenty.of work for those who are seek­ would be tiresome but for the fact that ing it and the man who has no visible every section making this dalm gives means of employment should be compel­ Sanford more free advertising and every led to "move on.*' section failing to make good sends the failure to Sanford where success is as­ The editor of the Florida Fru)t and Pro­ sured and where a demonstration is made duce News would better conserve thé in­ dally of people becoming rich upon a few terests of his constituency if J>e would acres of land where the real article is — givo more study to 'dis agricultural and raised.“ where the freight rates are right horticultural pursuits of Orange nnd other ond where the celery brings the best counties than he docs to the shape and prices because it is a Sanford product. beauty "f tlint l»mnp ho linn/lwt hi« frtr. . Tha-latest-, aspira nt Jot- J k i "Just nu mer colleague and associate. *Sanford Is good" class is Jacksonville, a d ty com­ a part of Orange county, but Orange posed. of hustling men who are quick to county is not wholly Sanford. Lettuce recognize the fact that agriculture is the and celery are grown in Sanford. most substantial backing for a dty. Despite all the claims of Jacksonville that tbelr immense manufacturing industries, OUR JACKSONVILLE EXHIBIT location and water facilities are making Sanford is represented In Jacksonville it the greatest d ty in the South, the long at the Clyde Line offices ond here C. H. Leffier will be found at bU times ready to headed business men arc fully alive to give Information regarding the great the fact that without the fanning country Celery City. The Tlmes-Unlon has the the d ty would never .hope to be ns great a business center, capable of weathering following regarding our exhibit: the financial storms and money ponies. Mr. C. II. Leffier, special commissioner Last week the Duval County Demon­ to the Florida Exposition Fair, arrived in the city yesterday and Immediately start­ strating Farm and Land Agency was or­ ed preliminary preparations for the ex­ ganized with a capital stock of $25,000 hibit from the Celery City, which will to encourage the settlers of the North to occupy the same prominent position in come to Jacksonville and take up the form te n a n ra B r that dtv. Tills is a ibe center of the palace of Industry. The spacious booth will be elaborately m ovem ent i o t h e right direction and decorated and made attractive with large Jackaoftvilkr’l i ' recognizing the remark­ photographs. Illustrated printed matter able strides being made by Sanford to-' and pictures. Mr. Leffier states that the ward a greater dty. They recognize the exhibit tills year will surpass that of last fact that Sanford will in a few years year, as a greater variety of products make a strong place agpong the dtles of from the famous delta will be shown. It the South; that whiff* other dties were n s wall adapted to thr,'gro^^_iìLÌ^H j!*. ; or more so, os those In tb* neighborhood of Sanford, in addition to which wc have a freight rate advantage of $120 per car over that city, and a * further Important advantage In the fact that we can plant our crop fifteen days earlier, thus getting first into thè Eastern markets and secur­ ing the highest prices. This movement, properly handled, will result in the selling and cultivation of. the form lands of Duval county, thousands of acres of which are unused, and for the benefit of the city and county. I am heartily In favor of pro­ moting the work to the best advantage 'possible.' ” We would also coll the attention of Mr. StocktnTr nnd others to the fact-that the difference in the freight , rate between Sanford and Jacksonville Is 10 cents per crate or on - a car load $30 instead of $120 ns the above article states. nAntOVYMYWT« ARE ASSURED ft The bonds for street paving have been ■old and the work of paving First street with vitrified brick will begin in the near future. This will be one of the greatest --improvements ever inaugurated in San­ ford and with electric lights will give our city an added impetus. One of the'great­ est drawbacks to Sanford has been the appearance of First street which to the eye of the stranger has never appeared to advantage and since many passing through on the cars would only get a - sight of our TiMrttt theroaghfnre, they were * apt to form a poor opinion of the dty. With a good paved street all this will be changed and when the arc lights have irp b u n o ir. r t r f r Mreet * ip be a revelation. One of the most valu­ able assets of a paved street is the ab­ sence of the dust that pervades the stores and make life a burden to the merchants. First street being a wide thoroughfare can be made a beautiful boulevard and one that will endure far years to come. Are you ■ subscriber to The Herald? backed by the greatest farming section the world lias ever produced. Now that oqr prosperity has been assured by this same fanning land It will be no difficult matter to Induce factories and other in­ dustries to locate here and the deep water of the St. Julios river will do the rest Thus It is that other cities are striving to open up forming lands, recognizing the fact that such a movement will Insure the sutxess of every section that can make good. Thus I t l a t h a t tha "Just as good*-* placard Is posted upon these new enter­ prises and while Sanford is pre-eminent as the celery section we bear no envy toward our neighbors who are striving after the success that has already readied this d ty and The Herald only makes the point in good humor because. .so many alhar aitiea quote Sanford as an exjQjppie worthy of emulation. We quote Mr. Telfair Stockton's speech at Jacksonville last week regarding the In je c t of opening up the lands of Duval county for farming: “Sanford has for several years boasted with Just pride that it is the-Celery City' of Florida, but the plana to be Inaugurated by those,interested will give to the me­ tropolis that honor. ‘1 am told on good authority,' said Mr. Stockton, ‘that the lands of Duval county, when properly Ir­ rigated and otherwise cared for, are Just January Specialties Ladies’ Collars, Ladies’ Belts • Fine Line of Ruchings ____ —Extra Wide and JEjuIL- . Large Barettes, Complete Line of Notions, Wool Dress Goods ~and Silks,Yard-wide Satins First National Elects Officers Ths annual meeting of the First t N4tionnl bank was held on Tuesday 'morn­ ing In the new directors’ room of the elegant remodeled bank building. J. II. Rand, B. R. Swope, F. P. Forrster. S. 0. F.______ uir Line of Gents’ Furnishings ::: » ° f, Chaw mid ~Geonr r - H. PemahLwetr re- elected os directors, and the following officers were re-elected: President, F. H. Hand;. vice-president. George H. Femnld; cashier. Frank P. Forsler; assistant cashjL ;;Jj> £ ff^ tln g iid Jourriedr to January 20. at which meeting the semi-annual dividends will be dedared. fc iM iim f e a iE In this Issue appears a large advertise­ ment of the Florida Exposition-Fair, whldi opens in Jacksonville on Wednsday. Jnnunry'20th. and will continue for sixty days. We are assured by the management of this Enterprise that it will be the best exposition of Florida's resources that jins yet been held In thestate. In thisconncclion we desire to call attention to the large advertisement which appenrs on the tenth paga of this paper---- ' ________ N. P. YO W Etrt~Sreo: WW t wr r . n isg r »-'»- j ’ Children's Dancing Class Miss Elsie Butt has opened n dancing dasa in connection with her other class. Lessons will be given on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at three o'clock, at the Hotel Wilton. Terms, two dollars for eight lessons.. ■ 1■ M urray’s Cement Tile For drainage and irrigation is the best. Perfect loints, durable and well made. Thls-is-made -in Saufonl. Eo Iron ire o home “industry nnd ,get better goods. Made in “ 2 ” nnd “ 3 " size. Sold by the “ a^ — , - R. L JONES. Proprietor y ■*""**— ~ ............. — .a— f ___- R. H. DINCLKY. Manager ♦ » M M » - » - I THE C IT Y — -— ■■ - RESTAURANT (rin l Street, one block from Depot opposite Poitnfflce) Steaks, Chops, Oysters and Fish a Specialty A PLACE FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN S h o r t O r d e r s A t All H o u rs t V E v e ry th in g F irs t Class Prompt, Clean Service C O M I N G • , / ! * ' « WednesdayJan.20 Will Give Musical Tea The ladies of the Episcopal church will '•V-i*VVVVV V give a musical tea at the residence of Mrs. Robert Newman, between Fourth street and Myrtle avenue. Monday evening. Jan. 23. Everyone is cordially invited to at­ tend. • v •> ONE NIGHT ONLY Surrey fo r Sale WeTinven new $125.00 one-horse surrey that 1ms unhLbccn lined-irne mtmth.which we offer for $75.00. , 2 2 if —S anlord Carriage W orks. Banks WUI Close The First National Bank and the People's Bank will be closed next Tuesday, Jnn. 19th, the same being Lee's birthday gnd a legal h oliday:--------------- ---------------------Chinese Laundry Hop Kec, a promising son of the Celest­ ial Empire, has arrived in the city nnd will open a laundry in the Clnrk building and take in wasliee. Valentine Social lettuce, cauliflower; Ttlving-awey feetoryaites-and expending cabbage, and the latest successful San­ all their energy on fake schemes for col­ will give a Valentine social at the resi­ onization, Sanford was forging ahead, dence Uence ol of W. W. Long on the evening of ford crop—atrSVberTi’erf. Mf. Leffier brought .with him some fine specimens end they are now on exhibi­ tion in the window of the Clyde line office on West Uay street, whare they are a t­ tracting much attention. » N. P.Yowcll&.Co Feb. 12. Refreshments will be served. Lawn M o w e n .^ Special prices to reduce stock. If you want a good mower at a low price, now Is the time to buy. Alab good stock of scythes, grass, books and lawn rakes. Harry J. Wilson. Brick Paving for F irst S treet First street will be paved with vitrified brick and the work will start about Fein ru ary flrsc th e bonds far this purpose have been sold and the paving Is now as­ sured. Buggies for We have four fine new buggies which * e will sell cheap, as we have no place to ■tore them. 22 tí • Sanruso Carriage Works. ALBERT GRAMLING Tonsorial Parlors —Under a Mammoth Water— proof Pavilion DeadwoodDick OR Scout 3O-PEOPLE-30 Magnificent Concert Band'and i * Orchestra A Carefully Selected Company of Dramatic Talent ployed to produce this Greatest of American Dramas Not a conglomeration of the Criminal Escapades ol Notorious Bandit, but a BEAUTIFUL STORY ur WESTERN LIFE Refined and Strictly Moral in E v e r y Sense True Story of Heart Interest . ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Fashionable Hair Cutting Don’t Miss the Grand and General Barbery. Noonday Parade Band Concert Hat aad Cola Baths at all Naurs. Hot Sulphur Baths a tS socially a visit and yuu become a Staunch i’strvn Fiso Blosk apposita Isp essa Otrica and Don’t Forget the Date Wednesday, January 20th ' ïtJ^ v T : �__ Tv.j Z l .¿ s i ----------------------------- 2 ---------------------------------- •_— — — g & g S g ---- :— •• . ~ —vÌ ~ -PART 11-PAGES' 9 TO 12 I N S A N F O R D — Life » Worth Living Number 22 SANFORD. FLORIDA, SATURDAY. JANUARY 16. 1909 FLORIDA FRUIT OUTLOOK All Indications Pdlnt to a Pros­ perous Season PRINTED IN N. Y. PRODUCE NEWS Expert Forecaster Reviews Situation And Enumerates Products Leading V ___Sections Will Ship This Year ISpecial Cor. to Now YortrProduce New») Jacksonville, Jon. 5—The ornnge and (raperruit crop In Florida this year is the largest since the “big free«;.’' "Not only la the yield large, but the quality is good. The fruit runs to the best saleable sizes and the gropcfrulUmd tnnggrlna. archer. ■ ceptionnlly fine, The sam e“ uwjWp has sgnln happened, so that tlie ornnge crop ^ a , not (so far) proved nd remuneroUvq as it should "be. This'hos been caused by poor packing and by the shipping of green fruit ns early ns last September, tH •" «>■»«» being nojKgaokatiaainfiiha. Florida growers, or no correct wny of knowing. Just what part of the state is making shipments, or what quantity is ■hipped- The natural result, therefore, is, nn overloaded market, at certain points north, or again, insufficient fruit to supply'the demand nt other times. The slump In the market Just before Qiristnihs was caused by every grower trying to market his fruit all nt once, rcgartlless of what market to send It to, or wlint hia neighbor was doing. The press of the state has taken this mutter up. and is urging tlie growers to form an or­ ganization for their own good auiL welfare of Florida. total Orange crop The total orange crop of the state is 4,500,000 boxes. ^Up to January I bi, shout HO per cent, of t)\e entire crop was shipped leaving n balance on the trees of about I,BOO,000 boxes. ___ Especially fine fruit Unbeing raised in Volusia, l-nko, Ornnge, Polk, Hillsborough, DESoto, St: Lucic nnd Dade counties, nnd the shipments from now on will show - - better quality nnd otight~to command a good price in any market. The vegetable crop already shipped nnd coming oh is something phenomenal. Sanford, Orange County, is one of the principal shipping points, an Ideal place for the trucker with . its flowing wells, for sub-irrigntion, its railroad nnd boat facilities nnd climate. The lettuce shipments commenced the latter |mrt of November. At present "1—lhey compose 80,537 baskets by freight and express, and 2,437 packages of miscelaiicnus vegetables, making in all 215 ears. . “I~*1 ’ — « Up to the present time there lias been .»hipped from Sanford, 32,807 boxes of - oranges, approximately 125 cars. The shipments of celery will begin about February 1st nnd careful estimates plan ihc celery shipment» nt 700Tors Tor the * Forpotdtdc*'flnd-(rtTj6r VegeP nbles fur s|iring, the sldpment is expected to be 200 cars. AH crops are looking .*eU und if weather conditions nre favoroble the above figures will be correct. **#*«*i Orlando, nnd all of Orange county have nn exceptionally fine crop of fruit, hut not as large as last year, they will ship In the neighborhood of 250,000 boxes. Tfiere will also be qulto n large shipment of vegetables from this section. KissimmWTCWSgola "bounty, wlll TurnTsh a good many vegetables, as the truckers have Just found out die value of truckinghind in the Kissimmee Vnlley. Tampa, the metropolis of south Florida, with St. Pe­ tersburg, Clearwater, Largo nnd other shipping points in Hillsborough' county, will ship about 415,000 boxes of fruit, aTwThbdut'323^00 crates ot vegetables. This county is coining*to the front in the shipment of all kinds of produce nud the ncrenge of trpek /arming has doubled in one year ----------------------------- ~ 7 Mrst Year VOICE Of THE PEOPLE C O N D E N S E D S T A T E OP CO N D ITIO N OP Letters and Communications on ~ — Various Timely Toplosr People’s Bank, of Sanford.. Sanford Florida COLUMN DEVOTED TO PEOPLE In This Department will be Found the Views, Opinions and Comment 1of Practical Writers'. |Wr invitr ourrtpimdrm p on llvr lupti i from nil •n-llnn, of Ilie County, at»« new» licma of inlernl. Brevity will ln*ure prompt.publication. Article» contrary to the view» of Ilia fid Itor will Iw publlilipd. but sbuiive and'nnutiyuiou* cumrounk«llont will 1« rejected. we will not Iv m ponti Hr tor-Bpinhm» f»pre»»rrt try-rrrnfrTTfflrriii All com municaiiont intended for current l»»ue niu»t be in hand not later than Tuesday p. tn.J—Kn.______ At Ihf do»e of buiinrsi January 8lh, 1000 : \ . RESOURCES: Loan« and DiieountR..................................................... $ 70.020 30 Overdraft» ................ .................. , ¡¡g SU Sort« and -Band« v..;............................. b,r(m on llanklnS Mmiae, furniture ând future» .......................... 11,333 20 Caati on Hand and Due from Hank»....................................... LIABILITIES r Sur|)tu» and Undivided Proflia........ ! Hlllö'nynlilp ..... ........................ .Cuiiilal. Stank- . 27,484 23 SI20.003 03 ................... S 30,(XXI OO ............... ................ ........... 0(14 73 B5.088 30 —8,000 4M» Lake county.has a largu-nnd extra flue._ What One City Has Done $120,003 03 £UE3 i TnUtthUi arason.••4 t tx 0 i£ z ± j ru n ­ accord with the stnnd about 300,000 boxes of oranges, grape.'' Belng‘hcar(Try fn-------V of yowr popertor n clean town In fcvery fruit and tangerines. M. M. SMITH, H. R. STEVENS, G. S. DERRY, II. E. TOLAR - SofftoW the iimgrfjiws-m - thk-iection way, I take tha lib-rty of asking .you 4o -President Vice-President Cashier------- A iTf Cashier * ure very good. The little dry weather reprrxluce the following nrtlcle regarding they had in the middle of the senson hnd the plan adopted by the teachers nnd n tendency to harden nnd. pcrfw ubaJjadL r liildrcn of tlie Helena, Montana, sd>wls; VltHeno, Wontn nn. iised to be n mining Eustia, ML Dora, Up to die present niiout 50 per cent, of the crops hns been mnr- cmnp, but has become n thriving city. The ways of the old mining tamp, how­ keted. ever, long remained in disfiguring direc­ SANEORD SOLVENT tions. Heaps of empty tin cans lay round hummocks of dirt left by placer Lettuce Growers Making Money— Cel­ miners; back yards were unsightly nnd ery and Other Trdck Paying Well tlie open lots were places wreck nnd (Sanford Cor. Florida Frull anil Product“ New»] neglect—until two years ago. Then HeleSanford lettucsr growers nre congratu­ nu had a new superintendent of schools, Harness snd Bugglss Blscksmlthlng snd Horseshoeing lating themselves over the fine allowing and the new superintendent had an idea. their early shipments made in Um north; He -tried it nt once, mr Arbor farf. Hrr ern markets,—......... ~ issuer) a circular to the teachers of alt the A U T O M O B IL E S FO R L IV E R Y U 8 E Among those whose crop lias made public schools, 'asking them to make the good'is J. D. Hoskins, who realized $525 day "a civic Easter, a concrete embodi­ on n plot of three-quarters of on acre, ment of the communal Idea of unselfish which lie has in celery for which he ex­ service—enchjor nil, the giving of time pects to reap adequate returns.. _• nnd effort for the common good.” He ■« Tlie first shipments of lettuce this sen- suggested that the city should first be son brought from $5 to $4.30 per basket, made clean, and then beautiful, ns far as which is going some. the schools could do 11. Ench child, Ccfery is grown between the rows of teacher and Janitor was asked to help —High-Grade House-Building n Specialty-_____ lettuce and will soon tie in shape to gp prepare neat and well-kept soil and then out. CaoliDower "is now going forward nt plant something—tree, Dower, shrub or a fair rate nnd bringing good returns, the seed—in it—------------- — _____ _ * earliest being nt the rnte of $4.50 per Tiie teachers and childrcd ncceptri! the • DEALERS IN ■ bnsket. new idea of Arbor Day with enthusiasm. * • » AbouTidt) acres nre In cabbage, which They went to workwith • will. All morn­ Builders’ Supplies, Interlarchen Sand • is expected to return nboul $800 per ing they worked together in their school » * acre. grounds, ull afternoon they worked in Alphn Cement. Acme Plaster Among tlie more prominent truck grow­ their own homes and neighborhoods. ers here pre: Ur. W. G. Aldridge. 10 ncres: They raked up hack alleys und collected A. R. Chappell, 5 ncres; W. W. Collins, 2 rubbish to be removed by the city teams. ncres: P. M. Killer, 5 ncres; W. E, Gard­ Thoy cleaned up hack yards and plnnted Plans, Estimates, and ull Information relative to Building ner, 5 acres; J. A. Hutchinson, 5 acres in tlnwers. trees nnd vines! they swept the potatoes; Snnimis Bros., 20 ncres: Speer sidewulks. leveled the hummocks, and Cheerfully. Furnidlied_______ & Aldrich. 5 acres; C. A. S|»eer. 5 ucres; collected the rubbish to bh caned away; C. R. Walker, 8 acres. All of these nre they raked nnd dug and planter! frpnt good nnd.al| of thiyu grow both lettuce yards; they attacker) the open lots, nnd Phono 69 Consult Us nnd celery, nnd their crops ure in nn un- denned up nil the unsightly (rash that iKUDilly fl|y emu fit Inn...----- — I--------------— Tthft--nrrYTimHiTeirTof years.- As for the The Lemon Bay Fruit Company will be­ old tin cans, the enterprising young clcnnOffice with Murrell & Mlushew „ Pico Hotel Block. Snnford. Fla. - | ! gin soon to re-set their grove with young ers collccted and Hattened out sixteen and thrifty stock. They are also starting nnd one-half tons of them for a smelting • ‘f 4 “f444+4>4f4"f4-“f t'f t4 < '4 '4 “4 4 4 4 " fH 4 " f “M"f'l“4'f.<"fH>f‘f H 4 + 4 t 4 4 4 | two artesian wells on their Alligator company which hnd offered to buy them Creek proi>erty. thus insuring plenty of water for irrigation purposes. The work collars out of the sale. With this money Ts~being done under Tlie'ilireclioh of Major they bougTit swings,'liorizontu) liars, etc., J. D. Courtney. * —Orangettc. for the schools. “ Onc'school repined ns its day's work: Chase & Co’s Big Business r . H. NANO, President O E O . P E N N A L D , Vlos-Pres. “Two vacant lots on Allen street were P. P. P O N S T E N , Csshlsr (Corre»|iondencc to New York Produce Ncw»| B. P. W H IT N E R , Asst. Csshlsr cleaned up, and two hundred nud eightyJacksonville, Jnn. 0.—The old nud re­ eight yards. One hundred and ten pupils ¡, O n l y N a tio n a l B a n k in O r a n g e C o u n t y liable firm of Giase & Co. have done an picked up pa|RT, thirty-six swept sidc-busUMiss—Lu_handling Florida F U n d » — P r o t e c t e d b v B u r y l a r y Ip s u r a n c walks, eighty -there <1dg dfliidetloJiS, fifteen fruit tills yenr. Mr. Chase hns been in i( 8afaty Deposit Boss* for Rant planted trees; three, vines; one n. rose the fruit and vegetable business for over bush; three, vegetables; five cleaned up O R G A N IZE D 1807 2? years. Their shipments will probably ush' heaps, and four, vacant lots. We be very near one half of the total fruit planted grass seed in the twu lots in front and vegetable output of Sanford, tlte of the school, and some vines. If they great trucking center. This company grow, we'll do more next year." not only ha mile the crop of" others, hut The Howthorc school reported: they arc large growers und shippers of "The girls who had knives dug dande­ * tiieir own crops and Borne of the finest * *- * lions, nnd those with brooms swept tlie fruit and truck lauds belong to this Arm. sidewulks. Thu lioys ruked up the stones. Mr . (Uniae is well p o s te d relullvc . 10. Roses that b a d 'X c c ir brought "from die’ crops, soil or any condition lliat confronts mountains were planted." tlie Florida fanner or fruit grower, and is . . . . . . „ "Applied civics,” Jacob Riis has called always ready to give kindly .^ v i c e .J l e ‘‘ ubollt it In a magazine of work. and.he adds that Helen« la now one of the prettiest arid cleanest pany's large business has been built up cities of the northwest, and that a rusty by honest and stra Itill (forward dealings. etui Is now as rare as a rainy day there. Flowers and grass hnve taken the place of rubbish heaps, and a beautiful drive Is being laid out around Mt. Helena, with a park find playground where "Last Chance HAND BROTHERS LIVERY, FEED and SALE STABLES Horses nnd Mules Bought and Exchanged Pope Contracting Company 1| FIR S T N ATIO N A L BANK OF SANFORD, FLA. Coleman, Sumter county, has a large acreage plumed to vegetables and crops whleh arc looking well. There are five hundred acres plantod to cabbage, which *)U yield over one hundred thousand crates, buyers are on the ground and •biprnenls have begun In carload lots. DeLnnd, Volusia county, is rapidly com­ ing to tlie front as n trucking center, and many fanners are iireparing new hind for industry--There wiH-beehipped Tretn Dcl-and and vicinity lids season about 350.000 boxes of oranges nnd grapefruit, of which, about GO per cent, baa already been marketed. __ _______ There will be in the neighborhood of 500.000 boxes of fruit shipped from Vowis county. Bartow, Lakeland, Plant City and GnUoway of Polk county hnve m excellent crop not! only of good fruit which will run about 300,000 boxes, b'ut their strawberry crop Is first-class and Ibey are receiving a fair price for their Products. Lakeland. Plonl City and Gal4 " w“y ore the leading shipping points of nnge county. the ■ E l C a p i t a n de T a m p a —... -—Finest-Five-€efit-G igar-----On the Market Furnishing Goods N. H. Foco, Alimonie Springs. Railroad rates of one fare plus 25 cents for die round trip from points in Georgia and Florida are offered for the period of the Florida Slate Fair,. Tampa, February Wall Paper, Paints and Oils, White and New .Home Sewing Machines, Edison Phonographs and Records, Wholesale Dealers In Gasolene and Kerosene 3 9 s » r �I r ^ ^ *' -7 - '- ^ _ V - ' , " ................ • '■_^r v,.s . ' ’ ----------- - - * January le, |M! THE SANFORD HERALD mamma Jacksonville, JEIa., Jan. 20th^March 20th, 1909 * * ^ * * ' - 'm * » ' *»'. ■•—h, , - *' 4 Magnificent Display of the Products and the Counties of Florida and Citrus Fruits Exhibits .ih”rji Pyrotechnic Displays, Big Hippodrome, Grand Midway , L • N * * * *’ • - * * Open Daily From W aTnTfiTTI p. m. General Admission: Adults, 25c, Children 10c • / • Come to Jacksonville and Visit Ex K 4*+*+++♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦ > ♦ + + + ♦ ♦ ♦ fROM .MACARONI DELTA | ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + * * ♦ ♦ ♦•>♦<•+♦ 4 4 Prom Itie tlrrald's S pc c I b I Cm respondent Bv Wireless Icltplione .V . which gives much cheerfulness. It will open next month, when the Sanford ama­ teur stock company will play "Ten Nights in a Barroom." Aunt Hulda Spicer had rheumatic twinges in her left leg last night. The Maccaronj Glee club come out In theif'’new winter sweaters mid rubber col­ lars Inst Sunday. They sat in a front pew 1tFUie NfewIJght church and wcTe much gazed at. .- _ Pete Filklns has quit the Ncwlight churcfi "and Joined the Hardshell. The Newlight folks hnln't klcken', as they say Pete's uwful elosefisted and was caught once putting a plugged quarter in the contribution box. — H aybube. < What Sanford Will Ship (New York Produce Sanford, Jan. 4.—From life Sanford Board of Trade The News has obtained the following very satisfactory estimate on fruit nnd vegetables that have been and will be shipped from Sanford this season: "Lettuce shipments commenced the latter part of November and up to tbe ilrst of the year 80,537 baskets of lettuce have tH-on shipped by freight and express and 2,437 pkgs. of miaccllnncus vege­ tables, making lit «11 SIS ears. -There have been 32,667 boxes of oranges Ship­ ped this season, approximately 126 cars. Tlie estimate of celery, ns carefully com­ piled, is from 600 to'700 cars, nnd ship­ ments will begin about Febed. For pota­ toes and vegetables th e. estimate is 200 cars for the spring season." Sam Gilchrist split his left tonsil Hing­ ing falsetto In Sunday school lm*t Sunday. A leaky built tub jirevcnteil the Sweezy 'Tnthlly'from taking tfieir regular~muntiily hulh last week. The Skisher family triplets have lietui flamed—Ophelia. Fidelia mid Lihelia. Their aunt. Dumtcrinc Smithers.who gave ’em their names, used to teach school In Muccaroni. Hcv. Lige McSwiill, by request, preucitcd lust Sunday hta favorite sermon on the Quaint Quibbles ! roni KIs Hopkins 'Return of the Probable Son." When he Men bunting for health don't "get shot. rough the uudience arose ns one A; girl can lose her way without losing A Boys Essay On Ducks and gave him three cheers. weight. A schoolboy assigned to prepare on es­ Preacher McSwutt's w ife left her BtockIf you let' it nlone, even a beo won’t say on ducks wrote: "The duck is n low, in gs hanging out on the clothes line the sting you. heavy-set bird composed mostly of meat utlver night and .som e fool boys tilled 'em I wonder if old A d atm v n i naive when and feathers. He is a mighty poor w ith sand. They looked aw ful ridiculous, he ate the apple. and evcrytxwly shrieked with , laughter Because a man insinuates is no Bign singer, having a hoarse voice caused by getting so many frogs InMils neck. He when they saw ’em. (hut he is in sin. Aubt Nancy Gullet Is having her face * It is quite natural to get a soft~note likes the water and carries u toy balloon in his stomach to keep from sinking trorn a society belle. ftmseuged to get rid of freckles. The duck lias only two legs and they ar«* , 4, . wonder t)ie quionip-bilc gives the ■ Mhirivu Clud feller—s f t H w Cfri«amn i* __set so far hack on his running gears by liocket Jjooh the liver crimiilulill. may trot in double harness soon. I t a s motto fur framing: Better a little nature that they came pretty near missPhilo Kariieter bus asked Opelia Hoping his hody. Some ducks when they get In pence than much iiranxlety. light to be liis'n, uiul Ophelia is dead Because a man lies%around all day Is hig have curls on their tails and are call­ wiltin'., ed drakes. Drokes don't have to set or no sign that he doesn't tell the truth. "Punk" Jones uml "Skinny" Junes Life is like u play: It is rutile unless hatch, hut Just loaf, go swimming and Perkins nre keeping company. .It's tu l>e tim e is an audienee to look on and ap­ eat. U I was to be a duck I'd rather bo hoped that something wiJdxuuui of It. a drake.” plaud. >._ Site Dutton’s flat-footed daughter, PerThe motto "Bear and Forbear" was List of UnclalmtflTlJetters luellu, recited four clinpters In the New written before Teddy’s time. He got Remaining in UieSahfmrd Postollicc at Testament at the church festiTul. and only one bear. Clarlnda Stutter did a contortion stunt uml Pa says If some men would confine close of week eliding Jan. 12,1000 : Ladles i sang n coon son^t. j belr era ukliuUtL.their, autos. Hie lives of Oun«T«itt. Mr» B m t* - SluinTTiU* H inrlei'ti “ Kev. Ifannubnl Columbus Pepper, of the some women would be a Jolly romp. Jane, Mr» Marp Steward. Mix Kathleen Workman. MIm Minnie Tlungalow~ Turners Hardshell colored Mb says if tom* men were as „careful Meaner. Ml** Willie Moore. Mr»' j o a n a -----William». MaudW— -----church, swapped pulpits with Rev. Ephrn- to avoid being dull as they are to keep Loniiiecker. Mr*. David William». Mrs. S. Elven hujn.Sinudglns of Muccaroni, last Sunday, their trousers crcused. they might be en­ G entlem en uml u thrco-dullur oolloctlwi was taken durable. Duncan, Mr. Cu» Maletón. Mr. Jacob up for him. •, -j i j f l McDowell, Mr. Edney Mu says that women are generally de­ Unito:, Mr.dyed Carrol, j. A. Moore. DSvid Dean creek lias got over .^s banks and fective in their eyesight: That If they tarano». Mr, Luka Murtchudt, Mr. Otto tliree of Jim SlocuitT» hugs' have been happen to stray from the straight and Davi*. Mr. Clifford . Perkius. Mr. John m U « k * .iU -U * Jw -V . , submerged in their pun. ___ • a nuoti Hrr rpifr Dons. Mr. > E. . Kkniey and Townsend Two mare citizens of Uuugalow Corners nusarald. Mr. Harry E Kivera. C. W. Mrs. William J. Bryan, who will attend are suspected of luiving tujieworms and Harris. Itami» Kluxlct, U r. Luke the Florida State Fair at Tampa, with her Harris. M. f. muy be quarantined. Parascanduia, J o rtu p J Hares. Mr. Elake Smith, Mr. Thomak Dill Uislcr's two old maid daughters en­ distinguished husband,will be entertpibed Cray, Mr. StmuncJ Jones. My. Dob by the women's dubs of that city in' an tertained Dick Sweezy and Steve Gulllon 11odies, W. K fourth Cinaa Mailer elaborate manner. On the evening o j Harris, My. Hot* N. Crowell. J. Hsu tom last Sunday niglit with u pigs Uver.dinFebruary 3, Mrs. Bryan will begthe guest Jflt»if,M’. WUi " ..v ner and sassafras lea. • ' of honor at a large reception tendered by Persons claiming the above will pieuse The walls and ceiling of the Muccaroni the associated woman's clubs of Tampa, say "Advertjaed," and give date of this Temple of Music have been whitewashed, at the home of Mrs. C. W. Carlton. U»L Crus. F. H asiuks, P. M. ,-e.V Em fVjTVf?* ... When a Man Lives Clear up to His Income He owes it to his family and his business * to provide adequate life insurance—The unexpected is ^always “happening. But the protection must he arranged for before ii is too late. Equitable Life “Assurance Society“: • ’ Of«-a. TH T tUNITED STATES J. S. COLES, Jr.t General Agent, Jackson vi Ile, f 1<>riiia MRS. E. P. WELBORNE. Special Agent flE W Wall Paper wiU change uninviting dismal rooms into an su tractive cheerful home. We place at your door the -privila*» of - s»lvctdons from the largest snd most varied stock to the smith, PipMtnpr*. fitti iiripKj m-iuW .P a y s e II you in ten d jMÍotiDI card. We have erery. th in g in PAINT* w d C*B save y o u m oney. • iP Ü ilk k fe rM BALFE-CONROY COMPANY JscksoaviU*» T flh P H n t i n r i Quickly and Neatly Executed«' U U U Jr T in l i n g The Herald Printing Coniponf �II In the Circuit Court o f th e 7 th Judicial ÎÜ1hc Cl r cuItCourt of ltie 7th Jud|ç|al la jthaCI tilt of Hie State of norfda for /_£ IrcuH «r tfir^ tB IF ö f Flörrda for Circuit of thV State of Florida Oranje County --------- —-O fo n ieX o u rM y * * 'T d f ' (J tf iig e ^ C o tf n r jr . n the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Cfrcttjy n orfag for Orange County. D. 19 0 9 , In said court, you ap p ear to a; answ er the bill filed a n d •oi » u o r . ra sp erttv e “Ifitfif,T n irlff iW lit’ ft*" fieri» upon real estate situate in the C ity CJcy of Sanfotd, Dill In'Clinm-ivy lo Enforce S an fo rd , and described ln the bill s s : City of Sanford. 1 City of S an fo rd ) Bltl In C hancery to City of S anford . *-) Bill lt^ Chancery v*. Lot 9 . Block 7 . T ie r » . Tax Lien. vs. .> huTatce la x Hen. Lot I , »Block . «vs. ! • 7. ; -re.. n \ DU1 ln Chancery to Enforce < L. Mmlrr. , . vs. ) E nforce T ax Lien Tier 2 | • ¿ '‘ fu rth e r o rdered th at this order be Am anda Goodson, an d ) A. J. S rave. a n J ) Tnx Lien. To Ihr defendant. L. M edry: published in the S an fo rd H erald, a newspaper Owner Unknown. To the defendant, Am anda ftoodson: To All W hom It May C oncern: li appearing from th e affidavit of the City So­ published in said C ity, once a week fb r eiaht . It aptw aring from the affidavit of the City . VlHM' application « 1 the City S o licitor,' it To she defendant. Owner Unknown. licitor of the City of Sanford herein filed th a t he consecutive weeks rum r to said ru le g k r, Ooi n the affidavit of th e City Solid . h-dteitor o f the C ity o f Sanford herein tiled it hereby ordered th at oil or before the Feb­ LtlavM th at you a re a mm resident of th e Slate , W itness my b in d and seal o f , the said c ir­ that he fietieses that vou are a non resident ru ary Rule day h e at, being F ebruary 1, A. cuit c o u rt this end dsy o t Decem ber, A. D. herrln filed, th a t he iS of Rorida. and th a t your residence la unknown, h rv e i Vhr ,C ly ° f your res S | I*, ipog, in said couft you aiiivear to sm l and that there la no person In thia S ta te the te r- llevea th a t you are a non-resident of the S late of of the S late of H o n d a , and that 908 . ‘ no per- answer the bill filed ami set forth the n atu re ske of a subpoena upon whom would hind you, nnd ihm l. ? ‘ °"iJ lh#l y,njr resklence is unknown, and ideuce is unknow n, a n d l lial there is . „ B. M. R O B IN S O N . (S e a l.) th a t there la no person in this sta te the servh* of son jn this State the service of i ■ubtMwns of yuur res|>cctive interests in, rig h t to. or ' (hat your " |e ti over th e age of 21 Years. oa Clerk C ircuit C ourt, O range C ounty. " F *ip<? n * upon whom would hind you. upon whom would bind you. and that your lirns upon real estate situate In tfie City of It la therefore* ordered th u t you do ap p ear In thia It ii 'herefore ordered th a t you do a Ip1pear t - ... ... Hll. age it over the age of a t years. .'•anfuid, and described in the bill a s In thia m i h to the bill herein filed, upon Monday. Februrida l.ot a. Block 1 a. Chapman and T ucker's Io thè Circuit Courtgaf the 7th Judicial It is therefore oniered that you do appear a rt I A. D. ItlOO.' , ary” ' a *!» 1 0 0 o " Tln fllw1' upon Mr,,“ '* y- Febru Addition tu the C ity o f S anford. |l Is further ordered th a t thia order of publication in t his c o u rt to the blit herein bled, upon Circuit of thè' State of Florida ft U * ’ be published' once a week for eight conaecutlve . l,I¡*.ftí'¡h7 ontrred th a t Ih lso rstrrof pffiiTtMlfMn ’ l i . 7' . rhi'lU ly It IT fu rth e r u n ifie d that this o rd e r* )* A. II. tpt>9 , for Orange County. wreka In The Sanforti H erald, n nW rtpnper pub­ -n. *¥w , “ ,wfTk Í7 rl*¡1» conaecutlve O. IV ''.t fur.,h rr " r ,*i r T*1 "'S I this order nf pub fished ill the S an fo rd H e ra ld ,'a newsiiaper Sanfonl Herald, n n rw ip a p rr twb- puhheation he published once a week for eight piiblishrd in said C ity, once a week lor right lished In the City of Sanfonl. In Orange county, J J l M i City of S anford ) Bill In th in c e r » tu fished In the City of Sanford. In. Orange cuuniy, cm sccu liv e weeks prior to said ru le day, hofidm. consecutive werk» in the Sanford H erald. it 1 , -, • E nfurce T a a Llen x I l._ fls-T _l a'_a . witness m y hand and th e te a l of anhl circuit Florida. \ \ itness _mv bainL ood e s f -of -tlir saltl T tf "'»»PÍBtf pvihfished_m-iUo-x.ii,: „/ Sanlord II. D aueherty.A im l ) __e -s e n l-o f said circuit in cw rt ih t* 3 5 th d a y o fN ovjw absi^A e-IM »««— - ..W itjirss m r h a n d a n d -th cult court this ro d day o f Decrm lier. A. D G ranne County, Florida. T u ,A ll VHiom |( May C o n w in : court, this 2Slh day of November. »verriber. A* A. D. 11)0«. U. M. KisUHvm. | sial ] 19 0 S. _ sVilness ti’T ‘hand and fn e seat of said cir M m n ap p il.» n o n of thè City Sgficitor. ,i _ H. M. R m m m n . I siul ) T cisit court this am) day of December, A. |) Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County. . . _ , B. M . R O B IN S O N , < S « |.) hrreby o u lered IhM on or b ifo re the fe b ' lfl -8 Clerk Circuii Court. Ornnge County. 11)00. 16 R C Irik -C irc u it Lour I, t) r s n « s < -minty.---- » « •tv Mole ils r next. beffi* -FetinuT y ' t , ' A. • b 1909 in *a(d c ourt, you ip p e a r to and In (he Circuit Court o f th e 7tli J u d icial In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial St. r,Tw ROBINSON. ( Seal.) ibe.tlU flled and-set -lottk ibe nai lrrk Hrcuit .Court, Hranff County, In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial •'"»«■r _ Circuit o f th e S ta te of Florida llfrr u t your respcctive interests in. ria h t tu, Circuit of th e S ta te of Florida for Circuit of the State of Florida litn s utHin resi e siste s iliu te in thè City In the Circuit Court of the 7U1 Judicial Omit sc County O ranje County S a n fo rd , and deicrfficd in thè bill s s : for Orange County. ' Fot 1 1 , Block j , .I ter 1 . City of Sanford. ) Bill |„ Chancery t i Enforce Circuit of the State of Florida City of Sanford, 1 Il il fn rth e r ordcred th at «Ma o rd rr be City of S in fo rd ) BOI |HU in i n .C . h a n c try to for Orange County. vs. pub sh e d -in th e S an fo rd llrra ld . a newspaper II. R 'tler. • I „ ___ T a* IJe n ' ) I.M orie T ax Lien. L o t.3 & 4,fllock 2. Tier II. | " £ £ ^ ^ 7 , “ O w nrr Unknow n, sm l) pubtished in sahl C ity, once a week for cight To the defendant, H. P o tter: Owner Unknown. ) E n f o r c e r s Lien. City of S anford ) Hill j„ Chancery I T o All consecutive weeks ni m r In said ride day. W hom It May C oncern: vs. It appearing from the nfiidavlt of the City SoTo tha defendant, Owner Unknown. ' W iln rsa my bauli and seal o f thè said ctrUpon application o f the A. it. Torafiason, a nd)) E nforce T ax Liei Ikltorof the City of Sanford h e rrln filed .'th at he cult co u rt th is j s t h slay o f N uvtinher. A —1 L _ It aptiearing from the oflldavlt of the City Stgici- I«* All W hom believes th at you a re n non-resident of the S tate 190 a. -Cil.yjtfl.tinnfurd /Hid , th that helw anfiml .herein h e rrln Med, a t i«.!.*i f Honda. en d -U iai-y o u P rn e ld e u c e lit unknown, 1 -----,rAIi(LAif-S B. M. Robinson, (S e a l.) TleveTlJmt you are a ndfi-resident of the S tate of and that there la no person In thia sto le th e service r lor Ida. and thot your residence Is unknown, and (• 8 C lerk C ircuit C ourt, O range C ounty. of a subpoena upon whom would bind you. and th a t th a t th ere la no person in this sta te the service of your nge Is over the age of 2 1 years. rns ur upon ira i estate situ ale In th r City of I n t h è C i r c u i t C o u r t o f t h e 7 t h J u d i c i a l It la therefore ordered th a t you do ap p ear In this a subpoena upon whom would hind you a'llforil a n d o f your Ihr hill awfr. * tO the btTT )|en-ln ntelt ii[mn'•ff.BDFW court tu th a tf'J•_ herein Ulrd,_upon M onday. Febru- COUrt tt.if)i|nji 1[> title in I tiene- m C lrc u ltT ifrih é S ta te of F io r ii* ~ Am Cliapfiuu and . i -, 'i- ■■v, , v r .f.a f e ÌrU b lJ irT . i MllUle in this-C ity of T u rk rrjt—A ddition- lo (he C ity of and described , he gfit i r ; 7 fo r O ra n g e C ó U n tf. ' * nTord. h e 'p a W W ^ S w e 'a w i w V j p r 'e ^ L ^ s e c u ì Ì v e i r - - ¡ ^ h iiftf“ ? “ ¿ “'• d th a t this order of putiHr m tnn ¡I is fo rlh rr o r d n r d that thi, {«t 6, Block j , T ier 7 . rd er tie City ni S anford ) Itili in C h a n re rr to K ? in T h e W ^ r T l » 'Ä S K w V ka' « n s^r V ,U iht n u " ™ ' lV •L f 1 fur<her ordered ib n (ids order )* :mb shed in tjie San for.I H erald, a ti{-w*|»t>er po h fi'h rd m said Cify, once a week o ra n g e county. ^ m i i f r l fl«srl o r - n . 'y . t H? ^ wLJwIitotiigw^^ « Uri. IlsheJ In the City of Sanford. Orange « ¿ L ililí'.Z -S £ £ y S 5 E Ä **s -«salit »he Sanford llrra ld . a n tw .,» ,* , Uk. th * -ftUa.sAÄ*irttr^ * e eW -* * » « • evv- «»h • rrthf «Ml. "" K* C ilv, once a werk for enrlu consecufive All W hojn li May Conce rn : W itnrss tny hand an<l seal o f th r •aid cir, le i I ___a n d the .Lsen) 'W linris mjr hand .. a n iiiiiLi Ircuit n ^« lin ss m y hnnd a n d th e seal of said circuit copareolive week, prior to said rule day t P"U. application **t tbe C ity S o M is r . lt cull co u rt this ami .lay of D rcrrnlw f, A. f). court, this 25th d a y of November. A. D, 11)08. « itness in y haml and scat of th r said clrcourt, this 2Sth day of November. A. D. 1908, 1 90 Í. , * r.erelA o rdeied iTut on or before Ine refiU. M. R omnsuw, | s u l | Çu * l C"«D *his a n d day of December, A. D. o ary l l* h J a n , 11 e x h , beitut FebruaCy 1 , A r H. M. Kranasia^ ( mal ] , „ , B. M. R O B IN S O N , f S re l.) Clerk Circuit Court. Orange Cuunty. 1RS 9 , 19 0 9 , in »ald c ourt, you appear to nnd I” rl________ Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. | o H C lrrk 1 ircuit f m iri. D ra p e r T oiinly . Ji- M- '« » H IN S O N . fS ra l.) ntw er th r bill filed and set Inrth thè naIn the Circuit Court of th e 7 th Judicial Ill the Circuit Court_of the 7th Judicial a a . r-, . ffk < Ircuit i ohm . IV aliyr Comity, ymu- respet-live- intere»!« in. ri«ht to, in (he Circuit Court of the he 7 th J u d ^ ^ L ^ i k ¿ V \npon reai e state situ ate in thè City Circuit or th s S ta te o f Florlda-for ^ Clrcull o f the S ta te of Florida for I n the Circuit Court of the~7 th Judicial f*l. And decerfiied in Ihe bill av: Circuit of the State of Florida O rante County Fot 1 f. Itlock —— . Orange County \ ____ Citcuit of the State of F lo r id a ■ J ta ju flu M * | uIf*11 ~n'rf'aI* l'.' a' ne^vspaper” o u n ty . TTRfl h a n rer intlilivhril in vaiti City,-, once a wrek f a r 'cight vt , V BUI lit Chancery to E nforce l a s Tnx Lien. <’ity o í S anford R. C, Duncan!' Hilt in Chancery to ] i-onvrciilive w rrkv nrinr tn vaid ride day. IjoI» I Ztk. 1 J , Block 7»Tier I. ( i r f f l _ » • Mary Kvait«, and a Vi. Owner Unknown. J M tforceTax Lien. Enforce J a s Lien. W itnevv my ham l ai)d *eal o f the vaili Cir­ To the defendant, R. C. D uncan: l o All Whom It May ConceVti: W. R. M irtei, and , cuit court thi« J jth day o f N uvem ber, A. h , It appearing from the affidavit of the City Solid . ®l*|dicatUin of the City Solicit To the dt-femlant, owner Unknown. or, it Í*» All VVhom l t Mnv C fifirern! 19 *18 ,' ■ tor nf the City of Sanford h e rrln tiled th a t he lw <i herrliy ordered th at im or before It aptiearlng from the affidavit of the City Solki \ |H.n application « f the City Solicitor, it rtu ry Rule day tie d , being F ebruarythe i FebR. M. Rofiin»on, (S eal.) llsvrt Hint you nre a non resident of the S tn io n r tor of the City of Sanford herein filed, th at he he A hereby onte revi that on or l x tore the Feb 1rii) (letk Circuit^ Conti,, Drangr C'minty, Florida, and that your residence Is unknown, and fieves th a t you are a non-resident of the S tate o. D. tpoo. - In. »ahi çrmrta Éyou a p p e a r - t o - «m 'that there la no fierson In this s ta le th e service of Hut Ida. atul th u t your resklenee 4* unknown, tuid ruar* Hide day j p m » . being Febeuaey - r r H z Ihr thè bill filed fileil and set forili th r ita M id Couit. you apurar tn and I lutipcn« nron whom would bind you. And th a t th a t there is no person In this State the service of if . In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial answ er th r hill filed ami sei fo rih the nature tu re o | your rc«)*evtìve intere«!» In, rlglil to, your age Is over the age of 21 years. 1 " I nJ M '*V **«tate Mtiule-4iu-*Jke Ci! —— prrcUU ur t'hV State of rtoTida a subpoena upon wlmm would bind you, y ° u r ren»ect_iye interrai» in. ri«T.i t« t or l'n f S.1ltford , and de«cribcd It is therefore ordered th a t you do nppepr In th is «u thè b ill a » i it tfirtiereforr! ordered tliat yiHi do tipprnr in tlfis lirn% utMin rr«1 estate »ituate in the City of (Muri i,>ii.,. bill herein filed, u|*>n Monday, Febru court to the bill herein Mini, upon Momluy. Febru fv*»! 5 . ITtoek q. T ler (», for Orange County. .Sanford, and d ru rrilx d in the hill a t: ary I. A. 1). I90D. Jt i% fn rth er o rd e rrd that thi» n n lerv \* ary I, A, It. 1909. i«ot 5 , Block 9 , T ier j. City f S anford It is further ordered th a t th is order of publication fn u dhhrd ir» ih r Suuftud H erald, a nrwMtnnrr it Is further ordered th at this ordrr of publication Jt i* fa rth e r ordered that thi» girder be l'Utdiklied ib said City, linee v». Ifill in C hancer y to ‘ be published price a wrek for eight consecutive be published once a weeR for oiglit eonsecuiive unce a week f«»r for eight |.utilulted in the S anford H erald, a new «tañer Lot t, Block y, T ier a »eels In The Sanford H erald, a new spaper pub E nforce Tax t.ien da in T h r Sanford Herald, n newspaper pub fiubhftlmt in «aid C ite, o ner à week loir eiitht con « m iti vr weeks iirìor to «ald rute day. __i j w ; x : _Liikiuovo, ami fished In th p C ity o f Sanford. In Orange county weeks W’itne«» f -4 M —eirr fished in the City of Sanford, in Orange im inty congrcutivè-weekM isrittf jrr m 4m d a r . " ~ T iiit court thi« Florbln “ T 11 All W liom II May C oncern: of Novem ber, A. D Flolhlpr—-------—---------- " __________ 1 bty band nnd «eal of jh e »aid cir Wliness my hnnd and th e »cal of m id 'c i r c u i t Upon application ni the Cilv Solicitor, it itness tuy h an d -nmt ltle seal of said cin-ult cuit court this m d day tif December, A. I>. 19 08 , i« irei et*v o rd rred that on o r before, I lie Frt>“muh; triHrnth nay nr NnvrmtmrrrtrD. itrtm;— _W B. M. Refluitoti* (S eal,) court, tills 2 5th duy of Novi-intu-r. A. It 1908. *908 , rtiary Rute *Uy n rx t, hrln g F ebruary t, A. . II. M. Kosinsok, I stal] ifìft (le rk C ircuit C ourt. O range Coutilv.. . II. M. KiMUNVON, <StAl) B. Ms R O B IN S O N , (S eal.) D. 19 *19 , in u i d c o u rt, you appear 10 and 118 Clerk Circuit Court Orange’County. 18 8________ Clrrk Circuit C oon,O range County. Clerk C ircuit (Our», O range County. auvwer e biffi fited srul srl forth the o In thè Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial tu re ni '(hyour revprclivr intere*!« in, right I«. In the Circuit Court of th e 7 th Judicial In the Circuit Court of the 7tli Judicial ■r firn* ulani tra i estate «duale in the City In the Circuit Court of the 7 th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida Circuit of the S ta te of Florldu for if S anford, su d itcvcribnl in th r Ini! a«t Circuit of the S ta te of Florida for Circuit of the State of Florida for Orange County. « Orange County lai! J. Block 6 . T ier 7 . Orange County il i. furtlier o rd rrri). that liti* order be City of S anford ) Bill In C haneerv tn for Orange County. City “ ^ Sanford, ) p m | n Chancery to Enforce fl „ v*. ) E nfurce *la» T.ien politi*hr*l io ih r Sa tifo n i tirra b l, a hrw tpapei City of S an fo rd ) City of^Sanfvml. | | IIM |n chancery to Enforce putiiivlieil in said City, once a week for eight fi. ""tler, and > Lots. Block G. Tier 7. f Tax Llep. vs. j ) Itjll in C hm cerv to TV All 'NVImrn lt May C oncern: i-nnvecnlive werk» prior tu «aid ride das » Mary Evans. I Tax Lien. W ito e ^ w . 1*0 1 .1 v o l t **■( ■**) lt*. awli jf * . ».fit« and 4 , Block a.) T biforrr T. ik I.leu , . L 'm n âitlrlkâiiun-.iU —llie—i¿uwTo the ili-frndant, Owner U nknow n: * oer- t f —Tree i t ,-----~ hir* cult court ibi* a jlh *lay of Novem bcr, v g . It appearing from the affidavit of the C ity! Tp I hr .l.-8-:i'lnnl—Ltm y. Cwart* *---------------------) »« herrbv ordcred tha! i»n or before !he l eli Owner Unknow n. Ì * m __ f e .'q m l thc City of-Sawferd h rre ln n ie in h a t lie Itaii[>enriiig from the affidavit of the City Solici­ ruary Ride «Uy_ n eat, hriug B ebrnj*y 1 , V. 19 08 . lt \ l . H obintun, (S ra l.) brlleies that you nre n non-resident of the S late of to r of tin-City o ' Sanford herein lilul, thut lie I«-- To ^ Alt W hom It Ma v C oncern: H, 1900, in MÌ»t ro n fi, y*ui af«fieer iti and l't*on ai'tdtratioii o f 1 6 8 C le ri C ircuit C o u r t ,'O ra n g e Cnunfy. the C*ify Soficlior, Horida, nod th at your sesulenc* is unknown, and li.-ves th a t you « 1 » it lion resident of the S tale of ait»wrr #!he bill t'drd 'a n d .et .(o riti fbe ha , that there is no person In th is sta te the service of Florida, and th at your rrsid rn cr is unknown, nnd 1« fieirf*v ordered that on ikf befstre »lie I* tu re nf your re«|'ecl»»r fnterr«t» in, rigbt to, auibpnrnnupofiith'm i would bind you, thut tiler.* is no pea son in this sta te the service u! rnary Rule «lay neat, brio« F ebruary 1 , A. -*r Nrifi»i# li 1M*n, ira i rifinir «li ita Ir in (he "City In the Circuit Court of the 7 th Judicial it is Ih err fare ordered th a t yfm do appear In this a sulijuienn ugwin whom Would bind you. and time D , 1 priïj, in ' « a id court, you a opear to and if S anford. and tle»crilwd iti tlir liffl a«; » n v u rr^ tfie Itili filed and prill the iu Citcuit o( (hr,.State o l Florida »d iet Ifpflli ccurt to the hill herein hied; main Monday. Febru- your age is over the ugeuf 2 1 years ( r t t i . J l l m k j , d'Ier ! .Wy I. A. I) 190«. It is therefore ord.uod th u t you do appear In (ids lin e of fn ijr rc*|wrctive Iin*crc«H in*, r iih l to, lt i« fur llirr o n le rrd 1 hai ibi« o rd rr l*r tor Orange C ounty.----- -----firn» noon real r «I ti r situ ate m the (lily nutdi.lieti io th r S.nnford Ilem td, ï n r j*ct ‘ ft Is furthrr iirdt rn l th a t this oirderof puM lcation court to the bill herein filed, upon Monday. Febru of S.nnfnrffr‘StTiF“de<irn»ed in tbe fillt ««* be puUistird once n week for eight um gecutiva ary 1. A . 1). iUtm. City* u í S aiiitird I tuiblUbinf in «ai«l ( ity. once a werk f*ir eigH» l.ot« B ure nnd four ( j and 4 ), Bk«ck Two rim«r**ufi%r werk* n iìor to «.lid ride dav. "jreiksln Tlir Sanford H erald, a ncwspn|« r pubIt it further ordered th a t this order of putilk'afion v» ) tiihed la the City of Sanford, in Orange county. tie |)uldlsheiJ once ti weuk fur eight consecutive f J ), Tier Eleven f n ) . \Y'ilnr*»i tu y han*! ,nul »rat of thè »aid cir Fot* i j am i i j , TlUnk) Bill in Chanccry la Flarklt.li I» fu rth er ordered that thi» order be- cult court liti» j^ lh *lay of N*»vcml»er. A. weeks in The Sanford Herald, a newspaper pub­ •» T**r i, ) Ç n iu rc t Ta* Liei» pobli«brd in (lie Sanford H erald, a new *|aper Wltncst tiiy hand and th e seal of said circuit lished ill the City of Sanford, in Orange county igofl, j « .U n kn o w n , > * Libii%heil in «aid City, once a week for eight court this 25tli day ol Novcmhr. A. 1). 1908 Florida. * il. ,\f. RobiiiMiri, (S eal.) lev AH W hom It M ay C o n c e n t: ____ „ B M. Rowsvm, | sia l | W itness my hnnd nnd th r seal of said circuit consecutive week« prior to «aid rote, dav. i(>H * O rfk C ircuit C ourt. O range («»uoty. t fpon 3 pi»licaTtnn“ n r “ tt«c CTfy " S o lu ilo r/ »P Wilne»» mv hand and «ral of the «aid cir ______ IO-8 Clcik Circuit Court O range Cm m ir ivairl. this 25th day nf Ntjvrmher, A t) 1908 * hrreby oldere«! that un o r before (lie rtb+ fui! court thi« j* ib day of Novemlwr, A. D U M Ruiumju«. ( v a L) In the Circuit Couit of the 7th Judicial ru a ry R u le «lay n e » !. W in g F e b iu a ry i , A , 18-8 Clrrk Circuit Court, Urtingr County D . 1909, mi m id co u rt, you anpeai io am i In the Circuit Court of th e 7th Judicial ft, M, Robin »on, fS eal.) Circuit ot the State of Floods .sii*wri (be bill bletl and *fi Itirlb Ibc tut Circuit of the S ta te of Florida fur 6 H C ln k ( in;n-t C ourt. O range County. hi Ute Circuli Court of the 7th Judlclui i r e «*( y m ir re»(»ec(ive Interest» y i, righiate», for Orange County City of Sanford, J ,m , c h an c ery to EnhJrve ___P. Daugherty. 1 _______ . T ax Lien. _ To the defendant. H. D augherty: It appearing from the affidavit of t h e b t y Solid UXOtlhvUlynf Hnnfurd hefbln filisl. thut he befines that vou nro a n o fw e |h lwU.of the S ta te of -llwtdn nnd rhnt your residence is unknown, mid mat tlieie is no tierson In this s ta te the service of ssubjsrnn u|«jn whom would hind you. mid that your age is over the oge of 2 1 years. * It Is thrrrfure ordered th a t ytm do appear in this twirl to the bill herein filed, upon Monday, Febru»ryl. A. 1)1909. • 1 lV “ri ,‘7 ordered th a t th is order of puhlicnlion i t Published once n week for elglil consecutive •wki-m-t; fiH ’iie Sanford H rrnld, u new spatier puhlUIicd in iu ttlie City of SonfOrd, In Orange county. flotilla. Witness tny liand nod the seal Of snid circuit <»m. this 2 uih dny of November. A. D. 1908. 0. -M. Koeiasoa, | scat.| 10 8 Clerk Circuit Cour{, Uyangc County. Inlhe Circuit Court of thè 7lh Judlclui Circuit of the S ta te o f Florida for Or unge County City of Sunford i y m jn chantx-ry to Enfurce L Uadry. aud ) T . Tax Llen. t# All Wtioni h May Concern : bv fm" thè City S o ild to rit is bere2 'fifre d Unii un or before tho Feliruary Kule duy »<»t. twiag le b r u s r y J n . A_U. ÌUU'J. i n s u l a a iu ti, ■ tgw ario and answ er Un: bill ftl.-d ond set • riva». " i 1“10 of your risp e ttiv e interests in. r o . * ì i or/ ? 9 * uh °n “ la te situ ate in tlic S * k 7 Tk-H l' Und ,lc *crlt>r<1 1,1 dio bill ns Jail I, Circuit of the S tate of Florida for Orange County for Orange County. In the Circuit Court of the 7 th Judicial Circuit of the State of Floride fui Orange County. ('ll y of Sanford, Bill in Chancery tu Enforce vs. > Tag Lien. City of Sanford ) Bill in Chancery to H C.*Davidson. ____ ) _ir-Aifux Ln. Lax. L To the defendant, i l . C. UooMsoh 1 I lavidMin. and) • * I t uppeuung from th r affidavit of th r City .Solici­ Whom lt "day C oncern: tor of (lie City of Hpnford herein filivi, that lie I/oiiliraiion of tire City S o licito ^ il l * ■l'I lievrs th at you are a nun-resident o i l lie S tale of Huit un* or before the Florida, nmi (tint y.mr rrild rn c r It unknown, and I» hereby lary Rule day nr*!, being lt!»ruary I. that there is no person in tills sia le Ihr service of J>. 19 09 , i i «uid court, you a|»nrar lt» 11 subpoena upon whom wuiihl bind you. bird- am! «et u n lit tbe. aiiiw er tbe bill - .......... It is therefore » p in e d thut you do appear In tills comi to the bill herein filed, uiwn Monday, f ebru- lure of your tr» |n iiiv e Intere«!» in, fight to, or «leu» iumui irai r«!atr »duale in the City yur 1. A I), 1909, It is ftjtllier ordered th a t tills order of publk-atiort of Sanford, and de«rril»ed in the bill at* Ilio* k j. I »rr 6 . a» the proi*erty of tie published once a week for righi cdlitccutive 11.FotC. 7 , David*»m U-mg in O range L ouuly, weeks h i T hr Sanford 1I n aid . n n rw tp a p rr pub of ¡•‘lurida* . . . . ., » . llsb n i in lite City of Sanford, in Orange county. Slate It !• f u rih rr ordeici! that «M» *n«lcr l*e Florida. ublifthed in ih r Sanford H erald, a newij*a|»cr W itness my blind nmi the srul of snid circuit w eek for eight Ubii*hoi in «nid Ciljf, o n ce.il neek court, this U5lh day of November. A. Dr 1908. , fon»ecutU e week« |*»Kir lu «aid Miïd^ fuie »la B. M. Rtaussin, (stAt ) and tea! of the taid eirW it ne** my band 18-8 Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County day of Nuveml»er, A. D. cult court lin t asrh lii the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial 1 908 . B. M. R obinton, (S eal.) Circuit of the S tate of Florida for 6 fi C lei k C ircuit C ourt, O range County* Orange County City of^Sanford. | 11 ,]| fn C liancrry tu Enforce J. I,VBoyd. i T** U r n To the defendant. J. I. Boyd It appuaiitig from the affidavit of the City S olidtor of the City of Sanfonl herein tiln t.J h n t I.«» I*Heves th a t you are a notiT bsIdm t of the State of Florida, and th at your rrsUirnce is unknown, nmi th a t there Is no person in lids sta le the service of a subpoena upon whom would bind y o u .an d thut In the Ciicuit Couit of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florid« fot Otange County. of S anford ) Hill in C liancrry to ji. j i.u fsllt* 1 «» f j»t M. Hte»tunf and ) T«- (A II Mluiiii li Mug L tm ciun; L/|*oii <t|*t»litaimu oi tfic t it> SiiiiciturV itd b errb y o rd rrrd that on «if Ittfo rr ili. TTmrr U irir-.tjr7 T n 'n t-*ir t ny - r ^ n ^ i i 7 ^ r r J,j r 1 ». 19 0 9 , iu «.»iti* ru u rt. you ajincar tuV^mi a n th e r the bill bird a n d »et forili the n itm c of your i c«(in live intere»!» in. right in, oj oeui) ui'iJ 11 traI rotate »itualr in the r i i y of S anford, and drveribed in ih r bill a»: Fut» 4 and j. Block Tier ft. Il 1» furlfirr o rd rrrtf tlu l (lift order lx |uil»li»bed it» the S anford U riah), a neMkpaper (mbiiskbrd In «¿lid l'( t ) , tmu r a n eek For eight runteciiltV e Meek» u n o r to »aid ru le dav. W itnca» my liatui and *eal o f the Vaid circull court tb it jjh I flay o f D rcem bcr, A, D. 19 08 ! II. M. R O B IN S O N . (S eal.) 16 8 Clerk C iicuit C ourt. O range C ounty. 'In the Circuit Court Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida for Orange County. City nf S a n fo rd ) Bill in ( baricertv I _ ,» » • ) E nforce la x Lie It. f , D uncan, a n d ) T o All W hom It M av C oncern: Upon application of tlte t'ily Salielffir, 11 i. Iiereby ordered th at on nr before the I r!> ru a ry Buie ilay next, being F e b ru a ry I, A. D. 19 0 9 . in vaid cu u ri) you am»ei»r" tn—and an sw er tbe fiill filed sm l » « furl Ii tlir 11» lu re of ymir re.pective interests in , light In, or liens uiwm real r . t a t r .itn a ir In th c .J iity nf S an fo rd , a n d d « e rt!jc J in the bill as: F'.’l . l , Jll'.vk i . .Tict L -------- ---------- -------— It i» fu rth e r ordered that tb|* ord er l*e fititdiidird in the S anford HITera hi, a nrwAfaper |iufili»fiejj In »aid City* «nice a week for righi consecutive week« m to r to »»id rule day, W |lnr*» mv b in d »tul veal o f the »aid rir cuit court thi* 331 I1 «lay o f Nuvrm lier, A, D lo o t. B. M. R«»kiuaon, i Seal.) 1 6 8 ‘ C lerk C ircuit C*»ur1 , O ra n g e-C o u n ty . of Sanford ) Bill in Chancery to w ) K nt»ree - I t s ■ Fien. A. J. N c .v r, ¿ml ) T 9 the .lilm a a n t. A. J. N r»*e: l e am w siing from llie affidavi! " I Oic * sty Sufici*},'t Of . i r r i iy of S a n io ,d I...c ,„ tiled t hat He - t aitlT trs that you - .a nr v - va nun rrssdrw* our nge 11 over the age nr 21 )V4ti. ■ " V ,h '"l tf't t Ufi» crd c f be r.Til.lM ù d l-'lor ills, and that your re» I the S u te of' ITorlda, It is therefore ordered th a t you do apiw-ar in this ,.,i>in‘0,d Herald, u new spnper published in Irnce Is unknown, and l ia i t h n e is no pernrÌV. ' VT*-*' ® “ e t '1 fot eighi «m secutivo weeks court to the DUI herein filed, upon Monday. Febru­ , 0 ,, in Hit. .Slate the »crvice. of s su b |« » n a wÌif to »akl ride duy. ary I. A D 1009. It is further ordered th a t th is order of publication upon wh#m would fund you, «ml that your ■«so. *'“t’^ ®,ld »«al of th è snid circuii ®urt ibis 2 3 Ih day of Novembre, A. D. 1908. tm published once n wrek far eight consecutive agr is over the age of i t years, it therefore ordered th a t you do appear werks in The Sanford Herald, a new spaper pub­ „, ,B- M. RiauMSAM.- ( m ai .) the bill hill herein filcd, filed, uS>on .!• # lished In (fie City of Sanford, Jn Orange county, tn th i, court lo tiie Clark Circuit Court. Orange County. Mnmiay, I efiruary 1 , A, D. ivo«-, Fioridh » lt i» furlh er ordcred th a t this nriler of W itness my hand and the sea] of sakl circuit •n the Circuit Court of the 7 th Judicial court, publicatlon published once a week for righi this 2Sth day of November, A. D. 1908. consecutive week. tn Ibe S a n fo rd H « s M I., « In the Circuit Court of the 7 th Judicial B. M. Hiuu«»>n. I sxalI Citcuit of the State of Florida new*|>a|^r |>uhli»hed In thè C ity of S anford, 18-8 Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. Circuit of the State of Florida for Orange County. in O range C ounty, Florida. ,, W llness niv hsnd s u * 1D*r ae-al of s u d clrc *»r of S anford ) Bill ln C hancery to In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial culi for Orange County. court tin i i n d u t Dcccmucr, A. D. \i- c .?*• ) K nfurce T ax D e n , City of S anford ) Bill in C hancerry |a Circuit of the S ta te of Florldu for *V S; Stetson, a n d > I L . i l . -ItQ B lN S U iL -U jta L ) ------ — W . S . Stetson, a n d _) -E n fu rc e —T a x Fieri, To ule ifcicrsilisnt, W , S, S te ts o n : _ _ _ _ _ --------- Orange County---------------g l. ( ’letk C ircuii C ourt, O ra n g e County. W . S. Stetson. ) frnm Ibe lffid sv lt o f the City T u All W Imin It M sy C oncerní City uf Sanford ) .L,,clJur o ( > r City u( S a n fo rd licrein ftled I-I»'« Sppllesl inti o f the City S d iritn r, it BUI In C hanorry to In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial is hereby ordered that on or before the Feb­ f f i .I , 7 * "»lieraa th a t you »ra a non-resident L otS . Bluch O, Tier 7, ( Enforce Tax Lien. r f • u l t , " f F lorida, and tlist your res* ru a ry Rule day next, living F ebruary 1 , A. Men *!. unknaw n, a n d th at th ere ii no p e r Iwner Unknown, a n d ) Circuit oí the State of Florida ■9 , in ««id court: you appear t u ' and u All Whom It M ax C unccfn: .____- __ ________ 4 7 !„ ' 11 Ibis Stat e , tb a service o f a subpoena th e (nil file«! and u t forth the nature County. Upon application UiVclty Siilldtor, It lit h rtr- _ for Orange P«n whom would hind you, a n d th a t your of y o u r r a jf lr r tf r t in te rra li ¡IL light tu. or. by ordered th a t on or be for* she February 1!^ Lay -fti i h in ce ry Bill in C tianecr Sanford-) lien» tijifin It I. ° X " **e. .*» y « r t . m e . . real __ . . . re la te situate in tbe City o f next, being February I, A. D. 1909. in aaiffimurt. la iki ordere .1 th at you do appear vs. ) E nforce T i< Lii en. Sanford, amt i)r«vrfi*r*l In the.bill a»: rou a p t« a r to and answ er (he bill filed and set ' j~ Won L,' C°rik 10 ‘k* Fill herein filed, upon IAit to. Block 6, Tier ]. nrth the n a tu re of your respective interests in. A. IF T om linson, a n d ) T o the defendant, A. B T om linson: It Is furtlirr nrjrreil that Ibii order be n tf* ’• A- *>. >9°9. right to. or Ira n i upon real ra ía te situ ate In the It appearing from the sffidxvit of the i l l y publlshr*! in (be Sanford nrratd, a new spaper *urlt t r r Ibis order of City of Sanfurel, and described ln the bilie as Lot 3. Solicitor of the City o f S a n fo rd h rrrm filed p u b ll.b stl 1« wsiU CH v,-«tw e I S U S»■ tu r ri 5 I r J ‘1' “,n Fe published once a w rek for right Block 6 . Tier 7. *UV. - i t i s la i t kai ■.datad t h a t t t i t r r f a f f W K ib lfíh ó J ■ ilit h e •W I e v r i l f i s H w r I T T ' I ' fifl(FT«WHll lonveculive werkt nrior to ssul rule «Uv WirnfM my hand and «esl of thr said cir­ In The Sanford Herald, a new spaper published In of the State of FloriA l. and th a t your re.Florida. 7 said city, once a week for right consecutive weeks idrnce is unknow n, a n d th a t there is no |«et- cuit court this Jiid «lay of Drccmlwr, A. D. son in this S tale the service of « subt>oena n i i ' 7 1' tu>nd a n d the seal of said eir- prior to said rule day. — R. M. ROBINSON, (Brat.) Witnrss my hand and seal of ths said circuit upon whom would Find you. a n d t U l - y o u r i.vL * ,h'* *ntl ***7 o t l? « e m h c r, A , id 8 Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. age is over the age o f a t years. court, this 25th d a y of November, A. D. 1908. It ¡s' th rrffo re o rd e re d -th a t you do appear 8 M. Katunso«. (u>l) n „ : Ji; L t R O m N R n N . '( S e a l . T ^ in this co u rt to the bill herein file*!, u p -n In the Circuit Court of the 7 th Judicial 16-8 Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County. Vi C o u rt, n ra n g c C ounty. Monday. F 'thrusry >• A. I). 10 0 9 . D i i fu rth er ordered th at this o rd e r of Circuit of the State of Florida /MPROVED o r d er o f r e d m e n publication 1 * published o o m a w « k fo r ei«IH .for Orange County. cciiiftfcutivt week» in tHf t**n(ord H erald, i newMWprr rubllsbed In tlw C ity o f S anford, C ity of S a n fo rd ) Bill in Chancerj rry to Wekiva Tribe No. 41 in O range C ounty, Florida. u » A t t o r n ey - a t - L a W vs. I E nforce T ax Men. W itnewi m r hand and the sesl of said cir- Am anda rtoodson.' a n d ) Hunting g r o u n d ! of S a n f o r d . M o o tin g s cult court this and day o f-D ecem b er. A. I). T o All W hom It M sy C oncernt num.K 2 n d 'W e d n e s d a y o f c a d i •U pon application o f th e City S o licito r, it n*8«Hh ln Masonic Hall. V i s i t i n g b r o t h - A bstracts E xam ined and Titles I’erfected H. M. ROBINSON. (Seal.) is h e r.h y o rdered th at on n r h r f o r t Ihe Fell « » welcome. ' Room 21 Kco Block. Sauford, Florida, ■1, Clerk Circuit Court, Ofsog* County, n if r y Rule day n ex t, being F eb ru ary l . A, K WALTER D. BELL il-J** x: iF .. « Cilv * ( ily r lien» uiM fi ir a i estate » iliia te Tn lb « C it y f SaiiFirtf: tfiitj de«« iTbed in ih r l u i r a i : Lid* ijt am i i j , Block jb Tl*r - b ------- — —— It i* fu rth er ordered tiiat ibi» ord er b« imhlUhed in l)ie S anford llrra ld , a neaf>)»apev -published in i d d Cilv, »iure a *eeV for eiffit confrectilive nrek* nii*»r io *aid ru le -d a y . w rtrrm - m p i nm ir ^ n i r n m n tîf in>“ x a \ îr * «uit court ibi» J 5 tb day of N ovem ber, A. D. 1 908 . B. M. R obi 11*8)11, (5eaL ) 16 fi Clerk Circniit C ourt, O range C ounty. In thr Circuit Court of tha 7th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida for Orange County. nf S in fo rd ) Bill in C hancery tu vi. I ) E nforce T a* M tn . M. llra to n , and ) To the defendant, M. H eaton: It a I•{•eat tug if mu ibe a Rìda vii of the City Solicitor of the City o f S anford herein filed he Wlieve» that you are a non reiid en t r t l i r S t^ tr of * M onda, and that yonr re» enee U unknow n, and (hat there 1» no peron in thi» S ta ir the »crvice of a subpoena ujhoi whom wofild bind you* a n d that your agr i* over the age of J i year*. It i» therefore ordered that y«»u do appear n thi* court to th r bill bercio Filed, u()on M onday, February I, A . D. 19 0 9 . ft if fu rth e r ordered th at thi* order of midi« atioii tie published once a week for eight jonvecutive meek* In the S an fo rd H erald, a newspaper*- |ml»U*h#d - in (Jii ■C ily < d -^ * a w fd i In O range ^ u u n iy , l'Io imita. * ■ *r VViliifi»« tny hand and the teal nf 1 1 Id c ir­ cuit court tht» end day oil December, A. I). 908 , * 11 \ 1 R O B IN S O N I SamLk-------C lerk ('irc u it City n the Ciicuit Court of tha 7th Judicial Circuit of (he State of Florida for Orange County. C it y nf S a n fo rd ) B ill in Chancery pry lo »1 . ) E iilurce lam £itn. W . R. Move*, and ) T o tbe ilrfrn iU iil, W. K. M oves:r - J It ap|*earing from Ihe affidavit of th e City Solicitor of the C ity of S an fo rd herein filed (hat h r believe* that you a re s n o n re sid e n t of the S tale of FTuritla, sm l. that your res­ idence i< unknow n, and that there is no per* son 111 Ih j. S la te the service of s lobpoena upon vrlimu would b in d . y a u ._ a n d .lh a t your agr is over the a g r nf s i years. It i< therefore ordered that you do appear in this co u rt to live .hill herein '•ted, rp o n M onday, F ebruary 1 , A. D. too«. It is fu rth e r o rdered th a t this o rd e r of publication he published once 1 weak for eight consecutive w rrk» in Ike S an fo rd H t t l U r a n r » vpaiirr y n ih ltriad fa. ike—O t y - 6 » « te t a i . til OraFigi TCfiuni/, Florfae^ W'ilnev* ray hand and the seal o f ta id csecuil court this a n d «lay o f D ecem ber, ' A! D, 1908. .« • M, -B r , B IffS U N ._ lS e a L > — tvr-— n e n r C ircuit C ourt, O range C ounty. In County Judio*» Court, Uron»o County, fiorldo ,1 In Re E state of I W. M. M ahuney ) To Au.- CerDiiu«*. l a c m s . D u rra u m n an» * 1 PxmoNt Hsvuui C u iu s Aáxunt Sato E s ta ta : You and each of you are hereby noilfird a n d i t i gulrèd lo Present any claim s and all dem and .r whirli vou h a v e either for or against said celala 0 W. M. M aooney. deceased, lata at Orange CuMtV. H orida, to the under» làurei Executor of said estate within uw* year from the d ate hereof. Dated December 21.1008. Fax g ru W. U u s M n , I» d Exécuter. �January iß Ttie iANfoAoHeitALft That Sounds Good, Does It Not? ■SMEBBBBUUBVMMHBMBHnBKBHIi • * *, We will install all new ideas, improvement and betterments into this, sale, th a t tis possible for to d o ____ _________ ;__ ____________________ . ___ _ We are going to try and introduce new features that will appeal to - you, and above all let us call your special attention to the effort we have made to get together the strongest combination of values we have ever shown ^ “ t ___ «lf _ i * , # . i . * , We feel that we have succeeded far beyond our expectations and we are sure that every one attending this sale will be a walking adver­ tisement for us. We think we have learned what “takes” with the . women who buy __? ~~~ .. --- ~ ■ * * __________ . _ , -- EMBROIDERIES ——i — i - —■»■ ■ 1 '• .-* "*1, ' FLAXON Our 10c table you will find much We have ah extremely tasty and snnpstronger values than ever before. You py line of every conceivable idea in me­ will find about 5,000 yards to select from dium weight cloths for waists and full suits for the early spring weather when Now us to the 15c line you will say it’s just a little chilly yet not cold enough that tl|ls line is. fully as good as-you over for hcuYy wool suits. You are going to bought for double this money. The line say we have made quite a hit in this line of neat match sets you will find ‘quite a when you see what we have to show you feature among this line of tasty Em­ broideries. • . LINENS ~' , # , Guess you have heard of this fabric and know from nil reports that you nre interested in this self-same cloth, it looks like linen lawn and after it is laundered it still holds its linen finish. We have .this cloth in plain cloths-at 15c'to 20c the yard. We have a big range of checks, stripes, etc., in this same fnbric at 22c to 24c the yard. Be sure to ask us to show you Flaxon for it’s a great cloth and one you should sec, and seeing is buying,- - __ ... SANFORD, FLORIDA # hut . have-— never succeeded. LACES We have made great preparations in every conceivable idea of lnces. vuls, torehons,-veniccrbnby - Irish,'“TJrtcnni&‘" mi“ tiques and net tops. 10,000 yards of practical designs ami extreme values in one lot of vuls that will cost you a nickel a yard. Y o n have paid a dime for no better values. Now when it,comes to dime vuls we have a bunch of new patterns t h a t will appeal to every whim and idea o f wo­ men. About 5,000 yards in this lot. Baby Irish laces we have in every con­ ceivable pattern and. you will fmd just -whnt-ymi nnr looking fin in thi* for-nflaces. They will be attractively priced. Cluny laces will hold their same old places, when it comes to trimming linens and the inexpensive early suits. A large range of patterns w select from. _______________________ JA N U A R Y ^ LA STS F IV E DAYS ,'»1 _ kets try JBo .hartL to - imitate * • The designers have yutdonc them­ we selves this season in getting up the line We . DON’T N EG LEC T We of linen finish fabrics. You will find TH IS G R EAT this some great patterns mid designs among our selection for-coat suits, jumper suits, OPPORTUNITY and many other uses you enn put just such weight cloths to. They are all l>oj>LAW NS Flouncing Fashion snys floUncings will ular priced from a dime the yard to huve the greatest seasons ever. We have Well for n dime lender in a plain white twenty-five cents. made big preparations in lieu of this lawn we ore going to allow you a number idea. We will huve some tremendous you have never bought under 15c the values in 27-inch goods nt a range of A special 10-4 linen sheeting at 85c yurd. prices thnt will appeal to olFclnssfts of An extra value, in linen sheeting buyers aijd to all tastes. A 45-inch Persian at 25c that we are $1.50 a t................................. ........... ,98c * / sure yotr never bought under 40c the yard. We have a full line of Persians W HITE MADRAS 30-inch white linen suitings a t___ ..2 5 c and India lawns that will nil be attrac­ Pur .a special we are going to run 50 Yanl-wide all linen sheer lawn a t___ 25c tively priced. pieties of 25c values at 18c the yard. A big range of colored linens 18c to For early spring wear there is nothing 44c per yard. Your every ideal can’ be Wo will also have a full line of those to tuke their places. met by our linen department. sheer French fabrics that other mar- When it comes to 25c values, well will just let you judge for yourself. think this the greatest lot of all, are sure you will agree with us on point. * •. C t, TH E 2 0 th co �.... -» i ',r%*_ -i ■«_.j—_ s i*Tí * THE SANTORO hTR AID Kleyen fnmiiii-n The Herald' s 'phone la No. 148. Wen^ln Sanford, Wednesday S. Rphun of Orlnndn sn»»nt Wwlnnrigv —-j™LOTrtrtnfii c r t o u M m i wîllTinôTlviV in tlic d t ^ __ , “'Tîill were rorceu tògive u p .unsucce¿íúr P ABOUT THE CITY _____ __ ___________ Little ’ 7^" HappenlnÄS— Mention of Ge| c8tiniates fm'mP(lll o - n hmsc Matters In Brief. ing. See L R. Philips about ¡cucumber and squash seed. PERSONAL ITEMS Of INTEREST W. H. Goodson has established n ¡new meat market on Sunfortfa venue. $18 Art S<|uarcs for $15. size 0x12. E. I t ««roary of the floating Small Talk A. Hcffleld Co. F Succinctly Arranged for Hur­ Arthur Yowell utletided the institution ried Herald Readers. of Elks Lodge nt Daytona lust night. wo o.* " 'llJiM1' hQUBPt zjl. « - -.I. r . ____ — __Wade makes fretiuent tri|* to.Sanford. A« needed In Sanford at Once. Write him nt Orlando. Fresh Mnckeral a t H. H. Hill's grocery Silk shirt waists at big reduction at The Stonc-Gove block Is being greatly improved nnd repaired. $18 Art Squares for $15. size 9x12. E. A. Heflield Co. Women’s co ats a t reduced prices to make them go. At M ettlngcr's. Watch for The Herald's Big Offer to ap­ pear in next week's issue. Rugs, from 75 cents up. E. A. Heflield Furniture Store. T. H. Barlow ond W. M. Lewis of OrtnndfTWfrc hi Ihc ciiy Tuesday. W. J. Thigpen hns just disposed of forty acres of land near Lake Jessup. Low 'prices on • beans for spring plant­ ing at L R. Philips. J. A. Crews, representing the TimesUnion, circulated amongSnnfordfolksthis week. Look out for The Four PickertsCompany Alondaya-Tueeday and Wednesday-nights nt the opera house. A. M. Gabel, representing the Martin &. Hoyt Co. of Atlanta, si>eni Thursday in the city. Clark’s Cutaway Harrows . Garnet WlllTcnnrour properly for M cttlaicr**.-......... 7 “Our own coffee.” 23 cents n pound, tof you. Mn. Frank Grnynm spent Tuesday in sale by Gamer & Roberts. W. B. Holder left town Tuesday, much Trtfcr. — to the regret of several of ids friends. tomnto seed nt L. R. Low prices on Sec H. H Hill for Celery City Blend Philip*. Coffee, finest on earth for 24 cents. k*hirt u-nlsts a L b li r eduction at Sec the new features nt the Violet Hrt Unger's. N. P. Yowell & Co. New line, men*« .[Mints, $1.25 to $5, nt Brand Sale. Frank Myers, of*^ he Cook Auto Co. of Hettinger's.____________________ H. P. Driver and Hanoi Lafco spent Orlando, spent Wearnesdny in the city. New stock Evnporatcd nnd Dried Fruits Monday in Orlando. for ClirlamUls cak.es. a t Long's Grocery. • W anted.—Children's scwliig to do. Mrs. Address Box 331 L. M. Cox, the popular representative Maria Kciehiun— 510 Magnolia street. Wed Salt Shoulders nt 12 H cents found of the Southern Express Co., wus in town E. E. Webb, who was injured so badly last week. at H. H. Hill's grocery. in the explosion nt the lnundry,_is im­ W.M. Davis of Orlando transacted busi­ Don't miss The Four Pickerts, Monday, ■ k __ proving. Tuesday ond Wednesday. ness hero last Wednesday. U. S. cream separator, very cheap, nt For on up-to-date tailor-made suit, see The new trolly line will be Sanford's next —Geo. H. Fcrnuld Hardware Co. innovation, nnd will Ik* the first in middle iwcll & Sons. Ei«tu—hmuifed light wood fence _posts hJ?l<igigiii»-n-Tr-.,ltll,1L „ ..v1 ....... Arim U n e o M a d le r^ W T T E P n tla ts' *^’*'**• —, jLW-.i.u ».— .*,_ '.lx, ty_ -y.-~ _ ."r.’jj'. ^ for s a le . ' —W. J. T higpen. W. J. Connoley a prominent resident of at banner's. Over fifty people were turned away from Conway was transacting business in the * Tlie famous Fox River Dutter for sale Sanford this week because theycould not city Thursday. s't W. W. Long’s Grocery. get houses, Hnm sandwich, 5 cents; Mrs. Takash's Wade, the tuner, Orlando. Sweet corn seed nt L. R. Philips. - Garner & Roberts have good butter In If you want a first-class tailor-made lunch room, opposite the depot. one-pound prints for 35 cents. Go to II. H. Hill for everything In the See C. A. Reed for furniture nnd plnno suit for $12.08, call nt I). A. Caldwell & moving. , (f -* Mr. Geo. DcColts, county solicitor to be, grocery line. Genial Joi Dawson ceiled upon the linrdSons. ’ • • of Sanford, is in the city today circulating wore dealers on Wednesday. W. J. Hnlzllpp of Orlando spent TiiursHorry Alexander spent Sunday nt Ills in legal circles.—Orlando Reporter Stnr. home in Oviedo, day In tlie city. Now Is the time to buy your sub-irriDon't forget that L. R. Philips has the _ Furnished room for rent. Good location; fnihi jnnd. See M-'M, Smith. Col. A. M. Thrasher transacted business . Turkeys, . geese nflil. chickens fnt sale. best prices on all sorts o f garden seed. a t Orlando, Tuesday. only two dollars per week If taken at once. Be sure nnd bo there nt V. D. S.. on Mrs. A. C. Doudncy, Pl|one 50, S a n fo rd # * Fin. if January 20ill. ” N. P. Yowell & Co. Mrs. J. N. Blaine and daughter, Mrs. Call at Herald office. Women’s coat» at reduced prices to The new electric theater 1b giving a dem­ Phelps, returned home from Jacksonville, J. S. Irvin and wife of Blount, S. D.. m ake them go. At M cttlnger's. W. F. Cory of Ngwurk. N. j., and Jos. Geiger of Savannah were In theclty Tues­ onstration of how Sanford will look witli where they have been visiting for several s|»cnt Wednesday in the city. £nnford business men have issued some electric lights. weeks. , New line men's pants, $1.25 to $5, nt of tlie most tiehuliful designs in calendars day. this senson. Garner & Roberts open their Sanford . / Special Snte of ladles'Trimmed Hats Mcltinger's. Muttings of nil kinds and patterns, from A little money now nnd a little now nnd See Pell for paper hanging. New fall 20 cents per yard to 50 cents, nt E. A. avenue grocery today. Everything In at Kanner’s. groceries hay nnd groin. * Mrs. J. E. Baker, who has been spend­ then is llio way to buy celery land. See patterns just in. HeflieM's Furniture Store. __T. J . McCray, a former resident of San­ ing some time witli Mr. nnd Mrs. W. N. M. M. Smith fur particulars. Buy Henry Clay Flour of W. W. Long. ford, was shaking hands with olil Wends Lqfller7lifl# "finne n r -Tampa—to-vlsit her M, IVLlpeduia iust finished driving n The be«t on earth. —;— * Jt this week. husband. well at the new residence of Dr. Ptileston. Fresh oysters served in every style nt ’ Frank E. Milton of New York hns nCWanted—Party to contract to furnish Dili Pickles, sw eet mixed, cucumbers, ceptid n position with tlie San ford Grocery Mr. nnd Mrs. H. E. Tolar have removed (he Pico rrslnurant. engine wood on rock, for S. & E. railway. m angoes mtii Sour piekles tn bulk. M. M. Smith-ban 1,000 acres of celery---to one of the Cl lick cottnges on Elm ave­ Company. A. P. Connelly. Ciias. E vans. land. Sold on easy terms, v nue. Steak, ham nnd eggs, pork nnd benns Mrs. Harry Alexander came over from If you want to sell or buy city lots, city Mr. and Mrs. M. O.Overstreet and family Tile BishopBlook is now one of the best and other toothsome nrticlcs, nt Mrs. G. L Takasli's luncii room, opposite the depot, Oviedo with her husband Monday to visit property, celery farms, see N. H. Garner. lighted portions of tiie^ily. We hovcour came up from Orlaiuiu, Wednesday,, in a-couple of days. ------------------— ------their Rro c a r----------------- —--------------------irs.-R." D. nrownrll nhdTJflvisTJrowiiuII G\ .WTLewis of Longwood, who has been own electric jighu. Long's Preserves in glasses. Finest on seriously ill for some time, is slowly im­ Some people seem to tliink Florida is of Taylorville, Fla., were among tlie visit­ market. Ciias. E vans. proving. which wdl be good news to his slow. 1-ct them try Garner, & Roberts ors to tlie city Tuesday. Tiie growtli of Sanfurd is lie ing most se­ none of our monied men build more many friends. with an order. Phone 39. Thc'Roynl Tailors Brand of Clothing HIWlll houses and store rooms! There is a cry­ riously retarded by tiie lack of rentable Beans, English |>ons, tomatoes; all seeds means perfection. See samples at D. A. Commencing Jnnuary 1st, 1909, George houses. ing need for both. for spring crops, at exceptionally good W. Venable, contractor and builder, will Caldwell & Son's. S. O. Stiinholser will soon have his new Dr. Nelson is a welcome visitor to tlie itnploy only union labor, nnd work eight Prof. K. Y. Winters of the Florid n ex- city this week, nnd is assisting at tlie ser­ prices. L. K. Philips. cottage at tlie corner of Magnolia avenue ________________' and Eiilhth street-ready-fur occupancy. T. L. Branham, - county supe.rvisor, of hours n day. TjeimenraimtHmrtjmvmitjnof Florid», vices at ihtfBapUstchureli. roads. sj>cnt several hours liere Wednesday was in the city Wednesday. Frrsli fish every day—Guaranteed to be The la te st styles In Millinery at Since the inception of the Electric The­ T. J. McRae of Gainesville, representing ater the nishopUIOck resembles the great bringing some prisoners for the rood con­ fresh—also oysters. Kanner's. \ * _ S. C. RICHARD!, Lefiler Blqck. struction on Benrdntl avenue.“ a large Cholcdale furniture house in Nortii white way of upper Broadway. Rev. T. F. Calloway, pastor of the Bap­ Men's overcoats and cravcnettes. Carolina, called u{>on tlie local trade Wed­ G.L.Squireshns returned from Hustings Tlie Holden Real Estate Co. disposed tist ciisrch of Orlando wns in the cify on nesday. Must be sold. Priced away flown. where lie has twenty acres of farming land, of u number of lots this week in the new Wednesday to meet ids wife and baby At M ettlngcr's. Mr. Squires reports tlie Hustings section New laces, embroideries nnd white sub-division sou til of Tenth street. who have been visiting in Georgia. E xperienced «Nurse — For Information ns flourishing, ns the fanners are starting goods nt Violet Brnnd Sale. Many Sanford people nre indulging .In address "Nurse.'' Box 103, City. U. S. cream seftfrliYiiiV'very cheap, nt 19-4 planting Irish potatoes. N. P. Yowell & Co. autom obiles these days, nnd ere long tlie —Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co.-* Ladles' Trimmed Huts a t c o st at Dr. Aldridge sjwnt several days this Allen, In the Plnxco Block, city wiil be filled witli the buggy wagons. J. C. Huddleston of Geneva was n visit week on the East Coast. As this was Doc's Kanner's. opera house, will make shirt or to the city Thursday. Mr. Huddleston Capt. K. R. Murrell left yesterday for first trip out of U wn in eight years it was Mr. nnd Mrs. O. P. Likin's, Mr. Ross and vglstsand sell hats nt cost wliiie wailing states tiiat about 40,000 boxes id oranges Daytona, where he witnessed the instal­ necessary to blindfold him and back him Mjss Hotchkiss of Orlando, were in the ■for her stock. have been shipped from Geneva already lation of the Elks lodge at that place. ;ity Monday. Mr. Ross'iinil Miss Hotch­ on to the train. Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Miller left Tucsduy this Benson. kiss look the Clyde Line to Jacksonville, Good 200-egg incubator and brooder Ladles, sec the fine line of Trimmed for Miami, where they expect to remain We sell the best lime nnd cement that where they will sj>eiid several days. several days. Mr. Miller was summoned Itafo a t Kanner's. going at cost. money can bu/. —A. E. Hiu_Geo. it. Fernold Hardware Co. for die U. S. Jury. If It's MULES you w ant to plow or Prof. J. Madison Chapman will glvcone Mr. and Mrs. B. R. S wixqxand Miss Nettle Step into Mrs. G. L. Takasli’s lunch room harrow , sec Jam es Harris. P. J. O'Hara, a prominent turpentine op- of his inimitable dramatic and humorous Caldwell of Wnyneslioro. Vn.. arc in the erator, wus Ip the city Thursday. Mr. readings at the Congregational church next nnd get a cup of good coffee.. Five cents. Hop Kce. the old Chinaman, who has city tills week. Mr. Swoope Is n director Misses Nellie und Emma Fureu of West been running a laundry in DcLand for .if tlie’FlrslNationalllnnk ond fnfcnmjnmi O'Hara is a great bellevef In the future Thursday night. , H tB U 'tiiy .o f-S a u fo w l. -------------------------- -Cliiivv $i Sanbonds-ioa-and coflae. tlm -patmBaaah,wh4itulhuy4m: teaching school, many years, has closed tiisestablishment pride in the rapid growtli of Sanford. purchased some city lots tills week" from and Will live nt Sanfurd in the future best there is. Garner &. Roberts. A party com|>osod of Messrs. Quigg. For Rent—T wo medium-sized front the Holden Real Estate Co. and expect to where he bos n celery farm.—DeLnnd rl H. P. Driver nnd W. D. Holden ut lead­ Erwin and Baxter Ixmg left this morning rooms und pun try, up stairs. Apply n t ’ erect a residence thereon. Supplement. for Sanford, from which place they will en tlie Institution of an FJks Lodge ut 501 Fourth street. High grade Cigars and Tobacco. Smok­ Electa Brand Tea and Spices. go up the St. Johns In a launch on n Daytona last night and assisted in taking J . W. Yingling und* father. Geo. Ylngthe new lambs across the boi ning sands. ing nnd chewing. Most complete line in Chas .- E vans . •_ week’s hunt— Reporter-Star. ling, of Pnoln, were in the city Wednesday Ciias. E vans . Men's o v e rc o a ts and cravgnettes |ie c ity, Just arrived, Snider's canned goods nnd paid Th6 Herald office u visit. Mr. “Our Own” coffee, best 25 cent coffee on The trustees of Rollins College, Winter catsups nnd preserves, at Garner &. M ust be sold. Priced away down. Yingling, senior, is eighty-one years of rhe market, at cither store of • Garner &. —At M ettlngcr's. Park, have issued invitations to the ded­ Roberts. ngc, yet is os spry as a youngster of twelve, Roberts. . The foundation for the new residence ication of Carnegie nnd Chase Halls on the Deadwood Dick.whosc coming announce­ Headqunrters for Iron Age tools. A n y ­ . J. Ham. Repp of Union Jliltlge. Md„ oi Dr. PiilcStotrhflS been laid nnd tlie car­ afternoon nnd evening of Thursday, Feb. •arrived in Sanford Wednesday and will penters are busy starting the woodwork. 18lli. A number of prominent Sunfordites ment nppeurs in another column, is not thing you want In bund plows, fertilizer »pend the season here. Mr: Repp has The Pope Contracting Co. have tlie work have received invitation», and no doubt u wild west b) u >w , but a clean, moral dra­ distributors, etc.. Harry J. Wilson.- . ma. full of comedy ond pathos, direct from For S ale— Perfectly sound, gentle horse; .ken a regular visitor hero for several will attend. . in charge. its New YorifVsuccess. The company are lady can drive; price reasonable. Good • years amL is surprised at lit« advances —OHves in bulk and in all tine bottle«' v all specially ^secured for thc different parts size und can work on funn. Also good Tfceni SanforiThaa .made since h it last “ Garnerfc Roberts sellhlgh-ifnide Cigar» Chas. Evans. they present and wherever they have buggy und harness If horse iB taken. and tobacco. Try them. visit. appeared our exchanges speak In the high­ 23-3 The Four Pickerts Company will appear Box No. 9, Lake Mary, Fla. If you—old, middle - aged, youth, Good 200-egg incubator and brooder at opera house, January 18, 19 and 2(b est terms of them. Be sure and take the maiden o r Infant, don't atten d any For rent or for sale—cash or terms— . going at cost. Sunday school, you are cordially In- This popular attraction has been to Sanford children to see baby Irene Glenroy. as she new 'cottage corner Eighth street and —Geo. JI. Fernald Hardware Co. — --__ j . j — » a._kj m I»JkJfcl spukcuof us the, dcYcrest cldldju trcM VII r i i i d TifC fn C tn o u tB i o u m n ijr * ° Hvraa 1 tr i..jn ^ n fiir ihr mist three seasons nnd Mngirotln avenue. ’Fnorntce larBeTCOnifr Dsewbere by this paper will be found every Sunday m orning a t 9:43. on the American stage Wednesday, Is well known by everybody. kitchen and bath. Occupancy about Feb. ihe advertisement of The City .RestauO ne, million feet of cypres# bleaching Jan. 20. 1st. ■ ■----—S. O. Shiniiolscr. Zeb. Ratcliff of Braidentown arrived v>nt. of which RobL L. Jones is proprie­ Rdfned“CdffM73 pound« for one dollar Phone 115 after 0 o'clock p. in. boards. Place order» now. G. R. Calhoun. tor. and Robt. H. Dingley- is manager. Tuesday to tuke a position on The Herald Chas. Evans. Tvvo n ic e furnished room s for rent. Oysters served in every style at tho .Tldi cafe is fast becoming one of the force. He was accompanied by his father James Harris. An English lady with a thorough mu­ and brother, who were desirous of locating Pico restauraut. toost popular eating houses in this sec­ * *To E xchange: Northern business and sical training und some years experience here with their families, but after a dili­ Planting time is here. M. M. Smith will tion of the state, and well deserves its in teaching would give lesions In San­ residential property to exchange for San­ sell you land on easy terms. Urge and increasing patronage. A high gent search of two days could find no ford or vicinity vacan» lots, orange grove ford nt pupil's horns on violin or piano. vacant house, either in ilio city or suburbs. cl*»» chef is employed arul tlie cuisine High-grade uleomurgerine, 23 and 30 or improved or ^ im p ro v e d celery land. Terms at rate of one dollar an hour. Ad­ locludeg all that is good in the hinrket. Later on they expect to locate tieni and cants a ikmuhI. Garner & .Roberts, dress Miss Tinne. Sorrento, Fla. 22-31 —A, W. Brown, box 820, Sanford, Flu. purchase land. M iote rooms for ladies. V. B. S„ January.,20.:, fîF » 7 f / J >-J W c a re A g e n t s f o r PlanetxFr, “and “Horse and H and“" .• -Tools The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co .1 -1 V. B. S.. January -20 V. BrS., January 20 VVB. S., January 20 M A ■s’,«mi j'jHMflnM ; 'T W ' í P ii h*:-. i -1 ¡j,' I f ■j M II: »I - '*í“.-é4r* �ORD HERALD IfY ö u W A n tto Buy òr Sell CITY PROPERTY OR TR U C K LANDS Come-ancL See _Ua BOARDING CELERY. SANFORD, FLA D O U B LE -D ISC R EC O R D S JLMakes No Diffe-ience What You Want or Where You Want It A different selection on each side _ W É HAVE IT They fit any machine and on Terms that are Right T h at tells the whole stoty except that at 6 5 cents for the- Columbia Double-Disc you get a better record, on each side, than you ever bought be­ fore at $ 1.20 for the same two selec­ tions. G et a catalog! HOW ARD -PAC K ARD LAND COM PAN Y Hardware and Farm Railwayway Sanford. Florida NATURE’S WONDERFUL FOUNTAIN i; ¡> Pure water is essential to good ;! ;| health. 1; | ; United States Government i!!’ i | analyiiiand classification,------- : I | ; tw u tta itj '[ WnttW> Sworn officials say it is espei cinlly recommended for domes;; tic usft V. New hotel, new furniture, tele, ♦ phonjL-ibuIy mail. O “ ^ - -in t LUCAS compBtsstojuiusm Y C R B»at by T a ti for C ro w a n . Uscfl fn tYicTe Satn's Paint Shop During the pnst year the U. S. Navy has consumed 091,000 pounds of Lucas While Paint find 278,700 “pounds* of LUCAS COLORS, su(tident to produce more un u tliU i m r All who Imvp nml In.ret». W e.have the largest and best equipped jilant for driving wells iii tins section of the country and are prepared to Ijll all orders promptly. Our machinery is up-to-date and our workmen are skilled in the work. equivalent to 50 carloads of 200.000 gallons each, nnd which would make a train more than one-half mile Jong. In addition to this Uncle Sam has used during the pnst year more than 25,000 gallons of LUCAS VARNISHES, ENAMELS nnd o th rr products. f ^ Uncle Sam's préférence is not a matter of fnvor, hut of QUAIJTY and RESULTS. In Uncle Sam's service, ns in everybody else's, LUCAS PRO­ DUCTS have an unbroken record for satisfactory results, I I n r lit Q nm 's nrA n ro M id sirs* Implements Those putting in wells would serve their best inter­ ests by consulting us and learning prices -before mdking contracts. n Four miles from S. A. L sta” lion, Apopka. «* High rolling pine.lands, beau+ tiful palms, walks, scenery. V. ■WWASparsoi ”! Hot and cold batlis free with Spring water. Address WEKIWA SPRINGS COMPANY, W eklw t Springs, Fla Asparagus, Lettuce, Onions, Cauliflowers, etc., etc., in Sanford, pays I Sell the Land—Your Drains, Money, nnd Muscles Makes tire Crop nnd the Profit CHAS. H. EVANS Staple and Fancy Groceries Full Line of High-Grade Cigars and Tobaccos Agent foe the Farooui CLOVER HILL BRAND BUTTER SANFORD, FLORIDA I. C. HUGHES CONTRACTOR and B U I L D E R Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty None but first-class labor employed and aU contracts guaranteed to be in accordance with plana and specifications IMPROVED IRRIGATED FARM S— UNCLEARED LANDS Flowing Wells on All Celery Delta and other;DesirobLe Tracts in Blocks to suit Purchaser. Prices nnd descriptions upon re q u e st. $ J, 0 First National Bank Building J �ûi. rV JË ’ï J M jflfift____ 2___________ ORDINANCE NOTICE OF INCORPORATION rte fo r t h e A p p o in tm e n t o f a C ity •' ■ |e e v « n |e r , O e f t n ln l t il e D u tie s . e n d r o r O ther P u r p o te e . |, on) ill tint b r l be Mayor e n d City Council of ‘ • tbeCfty of Sonlord. F lo rid a ; • m i 1. II »boll be tb e d u ty of the Mayor. 1 J o , the approval of th e Council, to appoun a City B - f ir e n J rr . w ho*ecom pentatkin » h a lf beflxed by L’" \ V-Zm. “ ^ ^ ' ¿ ^ " h a l l be th e dut»t of i th e City Scaven rt>tn the (irlvlea with to remove all excrem ent from the city a t lenat once garbage placed upon th e Inert» dally Ha *haU also remove from th e city im i» all Other offenalvc or unalghtly m a tte r or ' ■ry l l.ttrr when rrquefted to do *o by th e Inspect « March«I or Mayor. ll »hall be the duty-of the Scavenger to tbor^ ¡ , 1, w»ih all l-mptled bucket! before replacing Evyry prlTynetthlrrihe rerpomurllmln ■ tf iSr rity fit"!' I«* provided, at ih e rx n e n c r of Ibr or more w ater closet buckets of rrtiui nattrrn; tie- nuuiber of buckets In lie used aaprlvr l ltill .«-■— «— « «-r .i—/-i. - er, »object to the approval of the Inspector ■» t h e Sanitary C om raltteoof the Council. It »hall be the d uty of th e Scavenger to »upply the buckets where needed, and w ithin two days renut tbe name of the occupant of the nremlM-a.wlth 5» number of bucket» aupplied. to the City Clerk. - vwboaeduty baaedutyltli«hall he lo keep a list of the bnckrta ¡»me. and by whom S»c 4. The owner* or nccuipanta of premlaec •kail put all garbage In aúllaible receptacle» and plico «ame oulikle of the sidewalk on the street. In ¿«■»»»a irni.Plar c JttM bc Scavenger. Stc. S7 S All owners, agents or occupi occupants of prem ­ ia« where buckets °re used, shall p a y $1.00 j*-r i t CSV.« per quarter, payable q u arterly in advance: . . •]] ■tur«s. saloons, re stau ra n ts, hotels, and all Mbet places of business shall pay $1.30 per quor . . t , payslip q m ric rly hi arivanm . rtfUfca anil trs l S , u pinrterir. p a ra b le q u arterly In advance, for rhe removal of garbage and trash from th e ir rc■aectlve plate* olJjevpfjjm ’ pot. 8. The ■ “ „ a Ssnitat»E und. t d 'W u B U 'b y 'i f i e Sanitary Ceramitttx tut. L m lukiv pintwaa* only. Sic. 7. The paym ent for bucket* and scavenger vice shall lie m ade a t th e office of the City Clerk, „ « 3d re rt the first and th e ten th pf Jan u ary , April July My. ami October. The Clerk ahall keep a retain: of all monies received, and p a y o u t l|ie »aim- by . tbe' order or approval of the S anitary Commit ke lie ahall m ake a q u arterly report lo the Coun Cl) of all monies received and paid out under the peovitioni of this ordinance. Sic. 8. Att violator* of th e provlaions of this or­ dinance shall lie punished by a fine of nql lets than $ 5 0 .0 0 . 1or by im prisonm ent SI.00 nor more■th an $50.00. aad lalipr not exreedlng th irty days. Sir. It All ordinance* and p a rts of ordinance* Dirt with .the provision* t>if: this ordinance are Sic. 10. This being a »anilary m easure, the siine shall take effect im m ediately after Its passage. To Hon Msro« L ake -Tb#ffbV'tentfrt1int"Tbe"nbovp nrdlnanre was basarti by Cil y Council of Sanford, Fla., In session January 4th. IliOU. > M ata L S tu n .. City Clerk. Approved January 10th. 1000. _____ -13-4 . _______ _______ FoemriuntrrHayör. In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judlclal Circuit of the State of Florida for .Oronge County W. P. Ilolden and W. J. Thigpen, os ) Holdcn Real Estât« Com pany, ets. ( 1 W. | K. Wrstluook and W illiam Gamble J . ToJ. K. Wratbrook and W illlnm G am ble: (nun the affidavit of Andrew Johnson, herein filed. In which he sw ears th a t he is th e a llo rn ry of tbs ahuvenam ed plaintiffs, th a t ho is informed and believes th a t the above d e fendants are each non-ret kirn ts of the S ta le of Florida; te a t he be llrves the defendant J. K. Westbrook is n resident of Albany. Georgia, and tb e defendant W illiam Gamble's residence- or place of business is ¡¡02 " Wsihingino street. New York Cily; uml Unit alii-' snl know» np one or other person cm'w hom srr vice ran be m ade th a t u s a l M l a g s t l g g d w sgqswa . *lr Is th ru Imp oidered th a t th is notice Ik- pub - Uthnl in The Sanford llrriiM . a n ew ip ap er pub iitbedhrO nm ge-Coum yrFJojIdn. for four consecu. tlve weeks. It is further ordered th a t you ap p ea r to this bill on (h e is t day of February, A. D. I DUO, the san ir bring a rule day of sold court. . Wltnria. II. ,M. Kohinaon, Clerk of the circuit Court and the seal of aaid court th is 30th day of -CwftnberrArD. 1TO& 1,1 --------------------- ----— D. M. Roainsow, |srst] - r-m rsANroRD: hchíld: Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. M A. Howard. 20 4 In Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Cir­ cuit, Orange County; Florida Carnteli* VlllanoRotundoand Mike Rotunda, her husband, and Mike Rotunda In hi* own v , r. right. / Dill for Partition Vluoria Vlllano. . TaVltlorla y iiisn o : * From the affidavit* of Mike KotundoVind Carmcli* Vlllano Hofun'do, herein duly filed, they d rposr sad say upon oath th a t they are the com plainants named In the foregoing BUI of P a rtitio n : th at Ihr respondent, Vittoria Villano (or Victoria Villano). » a non-resident of ihc S ta te of Florida : th aï she 1» an infant under the age of lwrnty-»Hie year»; that she Is B c h lie n of th e Kingdom lY Italy and bow n'kides with her m other; C attolica Sargent Milano, at L anuloininl, Moriglinno. Provincia dl t-aserta. Kingdom of Italy, a n d th a t there is no person In the S late of Florida the service of a aubwhom would bind th e said Vlttoria You are therefore ordered to ap p ear W this BUI {orParUtlonon Monday, the 1st day of March, iso», the same firing a rule day of said court. tt U further ordered th a t Ihia notice lie published ™* eight remiceullve weeks In The Sanford Herald. * W.'tapapei published In tirnnge County. Florida. . lie**' i* Robinson. Clerk of the Circuit «tuft In and for Orange county, Florida, and the J « i of said roust, th is 2nd day of Jan u ary . A I) a s. , . U. M. RuamsoN. Clerk. a . m TntASiini, IscAb] SolktUu Jm Cumplaln ants:----------------------- — By M. A. Howard, D. C. Sanford Machine I Foundry Works Repairing A ir Kinds of Machinery N oncrt û tlre u Y ö tv w . T hat we. the undrrf ‘Jtn« l- intend to apply to the Honorable A. W.' Gilchrist. Governor of th e S ta te rtf Florida, a t T alFlorida, on the llth day of February, A .l) ¡90», fqr L etters P aten t incorporating Tar ifowAsnL anp yCouyaxt following proP ackasp , ; -----™ * "",.. under uthe ir ,if,lowing charter, the original of which I* now on file K’îred th e office of the Secretary of th e S tate of Florida. B. Apia Howasd Spencer’s -Bakery .« We • * ARD PACKARD LAND COMPANY. * Automobiles and Gas Engines ,» -■ . III— irej »L a - . .... -c _ Office and works on Oak Avenue, nearFemald's SANFORD* v- FLORIDA - Known * . -- # • ^ Best Brand of Fertilizers For Florida Growers to the Trade Full Line of Lunch Goods, Can dies. Cijiars and Tobaccos, W tfusc the liest of materials. Free house to house d e liv e r y .___ :*-------- i - Twenty Year» of Experience with Florida Crop* lias Demonstrated __________________Uie-Worth-of-Our fertilizers ------- a r t ic l f : I T The nam e of thlscorporation shall Iq- T ut How ATO-PAj^Atu Land Loui a*iv , ami its principal place ‘ inrida, hut It sta i/ffiiv e ton-h*i ^ ^ T m ^ s T u g c tp " cies and places of business In Florida and In nther S ta te s of the United S tates, nnd in foreign coun­ tries, a* tho board of directors m ay determ ine. ARTICLE II. The general n a tu re of the business to he trans acted by said corporation shall Ire as follows,.to w h : To hold, buy. Own, control, work, develop. sell, convey, lease,' rent.' mortgage, ...... pledge, cxchange, cnltivnte. Improve atul otnenvlse >, —im- ucni deal in Sanford Library , A SPECIAL BRAND FOR EVERY CROP ;; ! The Florida Fertilizer Co. i Free Reading Room a n d in othef S ta irs of lh«* Unltmi S ta in , and in foreUn countrlr». to im pm vr and d rv r'o n lands for th e purpose of , t a le ; and to do and per form all U lln |l appropriate h r needru! for the de yelopm ent jin d |ij>j>r;i.f-,t>riii <»[ ^ ftam c ioi.ailK m en musAuiu- u u y lw *,Ti I» j> W rta u ndertake omt tli r c a i h e m anagem ent a u i sale of nil or pnrt Of th e protwrty of Ihc corporation; and to undertake and direct the m anagem ent and sale of property, buildings and lands of others, and to *W FW $J$G ^gtj»rot»|ion th e general business til rem e n ts ti1tiyenrvasna brokers. To acquire, own. lease, necupy. use and devrliqi farm s, farm binds, town sires and territories: to lay out, plat, irrigate, d rain ami subdivide the T sam e; to operate farm s, ranches, orchards nnd p lantations, nnd esiahilsh colonics of im m igrants; and to erect anil construct houses, buildings and works of every kind on the lan d of the coiporation. To m anufacture, purchase, or otherw ise acquire, to hold, own, mortgage, pledge, sell, assign, tra n s ­ fer. or Otherwise dispose of. invest, trade and deal in nnd with tim ber, lumber, naval stores, and oilier gouda, w ares ami m erchandise of every class and description, which m ay bepalculntul directly or In­ directly In effectuate Us business. To issue bonds and to secure the sam e by pledges or d e n is of trost or mortgages, of or upon the whole or any pnrt of the property held by " thm. * m tro * H ln n ri^ !n tfw *qef> v4r corporate uses, ns and when the of directors m ay determ ine; to loan and borrriw money on noles. ttends, m ortgages or otherw ise; and to buy/ own. hire, lease, mortgage, pledge and otherwise deal in nnd dispose of nil kinds of personal prom erty. To guarantee, subscribe for, hold, purchase, or tlicrwlse acquire, sell, transfer, assign, m ortgn ge. pleilge or otherw ise dlsimac uf Urn. d m u id ., »p»" t a n t u k 14. or any I«tods, seeifriiies ami evidences id imleldmlnesa Isauul id i renteil by nrty orttrr roreItornlion or corporations of this Slate, or uny other State, country or nation; and whit,- Dm owner of sui-fi oiock, tiundi, id other obligations, to o r n lse all the rights, powers and privileges of ownership thereof, and to e irn -ise voting miwers thereon, to the sam e extent th a t u natu ral person m ight or could do. -< To receive paym ent of the capital stock sub­ scribed for. In money, or In prenwrly. labor or ser­ vices. at a )ust valuation Ihrrm f. to be determ ined by the hoard of direciury; to m ake contracts uf any kind w hatsoever for Ihe'furthrrurH e of its luislness und purposes, and generally to exercise »ucli pow er* o s m ay be incident lo the purposes nnd lajslness of said tsirporatlon, ami to have, n r rcise ami rnjoy all the rights, powers and privileges InchWnl to (urjxiratiutu organiaed nnd existing under the laws ui the State uf Florida The foregoing clauses »hail be conslrueil as Indr •iiilr n l idgiv ls - lu iiin rssc s and powntx. anil ll.« cnum rrntion of . any speriltc tiusiness or power shall not Im held tu lu lim it or restrict reatrke in a n y niatittct «ball TnTrffiiiVTb iisln rtt or tH/UrrorfflTs'rnTTWn>Ti,u\ tL - fi'J l n , and j. a . takach , Agent •; till ?ií ; t ó S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ROOM 20 Upstairs, Pico Block * Open Tu e sd a ys 4 to 6 p. m. - A G ETN C Y AND— wn’S iay»'» S a tu rd a ys 4 to 9 p. nr. !! E S T A B L IS H E D 18G9 «■ % S t r a n g e r s W e l c o m e ;; HOLLY WILLIAMS Are OfTering Any and All Kinds of Florida Real Estate at ns Lpw Prices nnd on ns Reasonable Terms • As Can be Had Anywhere. a a B n tM M B a Florida and Western Meats Full Line of Groceries ----- ■ ;j~ Phone 132 SanTord Avenue W. W. LONG ARTICLE V • _ **- ir ■mm» ’1 * 1 AND W im S U IL D YOU A HOME i: . , 1 • • - D frscfors G. H. FERNALD W . D. HOLDEN F. P. FORSTER r /J T. J. J . C. HIGGINS A. T. ROSSETTER H. R. ST EV E N S MILLER ^ v v \w s s s \s s \s s * k * s s * s u 4u s s s s s s \ s s \ \ \ s s s s s » v sss» * ss> »s s ****s » * m s ' I I. CLEANS AND PRESSES FOR S A L E In Enterprise * For Particulars, Cull on J! C. H. F E R N A L D , Pra». A. T . R O S S E T T E R , V. Pros. - A. P. C O N N E L L Y , See’y- * Treat. Agent for Virginia Carolina Fe r­ tilizers , Ü-R00M HOUSE, 14 ACRES *1 The Sanford Building & . Loan Association DEALER IN Fresh Meats Groceries a k t ic i . f; h i The am ount of the capital slock of Ibis iuri»,ration shall be One Hundred Tliuusaml (1 till,0 0 0 00) [kollnrt, to be divided into One Ttimiiand shares of the par value of One flu n d rrd ($100.00) Dollars each All or any portion of Die capital stock of this rurporution may tv payable in. Issued, or used fur iu Aim' purchase ui poH-edy, real |e ,MUml. or for the paym ent of lal«»r or servk-rs. at a Just valuatiuti lu tie determ ined by the Uuird of directors ARTICLE IV This corporation shall continue and have full power to exrnnse Its corporate rights and frail rh lsrs (or a period of ninety-nine (» » ) years from and uftrr the cuinm rm vm ent of it» ciaiairate es It te n « .— —-- Ml • f ; » i» ♦ . ft Offieis on Park, Aventie. Ivetwecn First nnd Commercial- Streets, Snnford..Florida Ladies' Skirts and Gentlemen's Clothing Our Monthly Rate for Club Only $ 1.25 Giving you twelve pieces a month. We will coll for ami deliver your clothes once a week. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. GEO.'W. ADAMS, Manager: SITOO.OO " 77I Hie business uf this «turpornllon shall tie «s>riducted by the sollowing officers: a I'rrsident n In Gold's Barber S h o p __ . IPhone G O _____ _ Park A venue-N orth___ _ I n i u u m , a « d -u - .W rulwl y,-»l.—l .„I I,* Dm luuhi directors, and n boanl of dire« tors of not Irss Ilian tlirr,- nur more th an five din-ctur*. who m ust tie sliskholders uf Die coryioratlon. tu tie rlei (<sl by $ ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦ + ♦ • ♦ + + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ❖ • S ' + + ♦ 4*+ + + ^ + + 4 * + < * ❖ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ $ the stockholders annually Until the first annual meeting of Die stockhold ers hereinafter pruvidtsl for, and until th rir auccessori are elrcteil und uualilied. the off),e rs uf this tsirporatlon shnil tie: l) Adnn Howffrd. 1‘resiT • ^ ietn; Jrsse O I'ackard. Treasurer, nnd ('iiiutle C. Howard. Setertary; the Board of Directors shall tu- II Adnu Howard. Jesse t) I'ackard and Claude Howard The first organisation m eeting or the stockhold­ ers of this cot|iornllun shall la- held In the City of Sanford, Orange Countyg.JTorida, the prinnpal t. ■ place of business of the ru q «tr a lion, a t I fie offices of the corporation, on the 2(Jlh dny of February, D l» 0 » . for the purpaae^of adottting try-laws and cotuidetlng th r organD ation of Dir curp«itn AND lion, amt also for the purpose uf electing Sucli offi­ J The Lntest Fnll Styles in Lnilies’, Gent's and Children’s Shoes cers of the corporation as lire hereinbefore provided for, nnd thereafter (he annuul dnertings of (he J Just Received ■* ^ stockholders of this rurpuratiiui shall Im held on the first Tuesday in January of each and every -H-->* *5--S-4-+*}• 4 > 4- +- 5 - i - - H - <■*5>■!">H 4 year. ., ARTICLE VI. AT The highest am ount of Indebtednr»» or liability uw lte.il I hi* -eurpurotinn- s h a ll' WlilCCT" nicITIu ball Im the am ount of the capital stuck uf this cor to t a lion. • ^ r r = : - I ARTICLE-VIL— — Tlie nam es and residences of th r subscribing in corporators of this corporation, and th r am ount uf the cap ital stuck sutuertbud by each, are us fuluws: J Adnn Howard, Sanford, F la ...............14» Shares Claude C. Howard. Sanford. Fin ........... 1 Share Jesse O Packard. Cadillac, M ich......... .150 Shares ) n W n s ta W ursua, the subscribing incurporalura have hereunto subscribed llieir nam es B. A pna Himssn. ChAUlIC C. litlWASD, , Jt*at 0. P ac* aji& S tats or F usuoa. j County of Orang«vl 1 H isiay C trn n r. th a t before me, a Notary Pub­ lic; personally appeared B Adnu Howard and Claude C Howard, tu me well known to be twu of AH W o rk R e c e iv e » M y P c n w tu tl A t t e n t i o n th r persons nam ed in and who subscribed their Manufactured with pure distilled watcr^.they will prevent illnuo*. a id -----nam es lu the foregoing Articles of Incorporation, ---- ami Best Effort»-—-— -----and severally acknowledged lid u re m e th a t lliay ' digestion nnd tfire you health-------subsorilied and executed the sam e for the purpuses therein expressnl I n Wrrotm Wmanor. 1 have hereunto set my hand ami official seal at Sanford, in the County or Or‘P h o n e 2 3 0 nge and the K ta u wf Florida, on Ihia the KSrd day O p p o s it e C i ty H a l l f November. A. D. 1808. | u al| . 4 a«»- A. Di. Com a, N otary PuUic. of Florida at 1-argr. My a x n m iss am expires March 3rd. ISO». S ix rt of Mv« ican. i County of WeifonDi 1 I H eaov C o m rr. th a t on this day, before me personally appeared Jesse O. Packard, to me well mown to be one of the persona nam ed in and who mul>- to M f il r& fljird If.e i..irguirig, AM h7H'W inriwimniUfin: IhitUimt ytMiirt-ftariy and acknowledged before me th a t he eirs.-ulrd the resent me in MONEY-MAKING PROPO­ sam e fur th e purposes therein mentioned SITION. Address Beautiful Iff dtalgfl, w ith grow ltd panel back. M ade of quarter - u w e d In Wmwaa Wncsnir. I have hereunto set my hand aubJ oxk¡ w ith a* Itami» liam lrom e c o ldenlinikh. highly pplikhtd. U r u a If f lh ff K 4 l with and official seal a t Cadillac, in OreCoui.iy U W*sb u a lfa m e con»Iruction.^ re nclt d iTtf», b e p rie r l* p oM ibk only IrecauM -bon. P F ttn leg». T he T. L. CUSHING, Oviedo, Fla. ford and S tale of Michigan, on this the 14th d a y uf ol our lumie rite tn »m anulacturint itici u n u t tadlitlc*. U ditile», lo» I chair* cadtuivcty. turning November. A. 0. 1908. ____ (hat we can id» l n quxntitle» w e f» n rmu lt o u i Ifc* : ol *11 kind* In auch quantities out chair* i [irju.1 M o o C A ltU lk*. d e a l e r '* profil andI seti a tti ddùci ù e c t to p o u a i xxiiolcam i«-. Notary Public. Yo» run no chance, lor we five »our money back II every chalrl* not My commission expires July B. IB12. 20-5 it You u v a a l le a n t o n e d o lla r l a th e « « exactly a* w e icoceaent, and eel b e tte r aatitlactloa. Chair* to r dining-room , parlor, bed-loom , am again asking for OLD SHOES. I penen, kitchen, law if, «fore«, otlice»—a t o eeere o th er ti* e .lro m th* will give what they are worth moat elegant to the p la in e st All kind* ol w ood, 20» d ilk n .n l ityfc*. DON PEABODY Enterprise - -Florida ! FRAN K FRESH MEATS L. W O O D R U F F Sanford's Only Exclusive Shoe Store | STRONG LINE 01 CHILDREN’S SCHOOL SHOES GROCERIES Drink a Bottle of J. 1. ANDERSON’S C. H. DINGEE Plumbing and e c u - Gas F i t t i n g GINGER A LE OR SODAW ATER r------------- --------- T h e Sanford Coca Cola Bottling C o ., Sanford, Fla. Agent Wanted DEALERS IN • -- . 4. ___T M ike; Everything CUhl'PC C. IfOWAJU). Icsst O. P acxasii. ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OF THE HOWW r, ro t tia n o sia m i, h ave agreed to asauriatr oureelves. and do hereby assrsia tc ourselves toth er for the purpose of forming into a hudy nnd cnrim rate under nnd by virtue of the laws - . th e S la te of Florida, and «lo hereby adopt Ihc following A n k le s of Incorporation - The Florida Fertilizer Co. Park Avenue------’PKone 100 $4 J F in e L e a th e r S e a t Old Shoe9 Wanted TIjg’Herald 1« fully equipped to print fine atationery uf all kinds. AU tbe latest type and material and “the men behind the type“ who know how. SIZES,' 6. 7. 8. 9, 10 II AND IS {. E. Irvin’s Shoe Shop Cor. 3rd S l und Sanford Ave. B«nd Inf FLORIDA CHAIR Urea lllcatroMd ratalrrua and apreUI Cljlatma* IM that I» l i r a pad atv«« Uw prk«a ihal » « • ) > . *-« <t lu. rwy t o MW y«u all »boat ly. a«*d feel» la-dar*are. It*» |u«u* rrea mi requeat• u r ; cbalr y w buy B rid g a and tfia o ra a Atm , J*ck*®nviU«, FW. FACTqjtY, fk �At ' • ~"* - , • • 1' • " • '" --------------------:-----------^ ------------- ;---------------- —------------ !—:— V ...W \ --------i ^ ------ ---- i----- THE iANFORD HERAUL January «6, iftOfT -IN THE SOCIAL WORLH IN SANFORD CHURCHES Items of Interest Concerning Where Devout of the Celery Society People. »City Worship Tom orrow. P O IN T S PIIREIY PERSO N U ofsilME Of AU CHURCH EVENTS now Celery City Vanity ra lr Away the Golden llour*Soclal Gossip. Of Interest to Those Rellllously U»-— cllned— Subjects of Discourses b== ■ for the Sabbath. A — — r t n t M«th*4lltt Kev. A. Efllontebolder. p»» tor;chu fell, coriwr Ptrt •venue and Fifth »tm«: Mt*ona«c. corner Mainolia avenue and Seventh ■treet; NODi 234. Sunday morning service at 11: m q l o l w n c s , 7:0O; Sunday acbool. 8:49 *. Jno K. M«ttlngrr. Supt. Epwortb Leazue. 3:Og Sunday » r ta - Between Park and Sanford Avenues, South of 10th Street, we are offering laS- Subject for Sunday, 11 a. m.: "Empty­ ing and Filling;“ 7.30 p m., “ Lost and Found.” Preparatory services at 7 p. m. tory of Mrs. Thrasher's social successes. requested to atteninHese services. —Stranger*—ara - cordially t - invited-to worship with us. M iu Daisy Davies is coming l This dscU—Uoo-la reeeirad with great-JoyJty. all the Methodists of this and the sur­ rounding communities, especially to those interested in missionary work, fof Miss Davies is a gifted speaker, possessing rare charms of manner and culture. . She will arrive In the city Thursdny, January 28, and speak at the Methodist church Thursday night, and again on Friday morning. The engagement is announced of’Miss Rebecca Irvin of Washington. On., to Mr. Cecil Gabbett, formerly of Savannah, but now of Sanford, Fla. The marriage will take place at the bride's home in Washington, on Tueaday, February 18th, at noon. Mr. Gabbett is well known here. In railroad circles.— Jacksonville Metropoli^. o the many Sanford friends of Mr. Gabbett, who has f. W. Boyd pattar: Sunday mornlni tervrecently claimed this city for his future r.R*v. II: evening »ervlce. 7:00; Sabbath arbori. 9:49 m.; Dr. J. T. Denton, Supt.: prayar matting every home and built a beautiful residence on 'edneaday, 7.-00j>. m.: T. w7 A. Br l Friday, 9 p. the lake front.----------------------------------It Is needless to odd that Mr. and Mrs. The revival meeting in this church Is Gabbett will receive a warm welcome on still growing in interest and is well a t­ their retum toS anford.--------- -— -------- tended both afternoon a n d . evening.. Dr W. A. Nelson will remain over Sunday The Ceclllap Music Club program of last and preach botp morning and night. All Saturday, Jan. 0, was given by Misses are Invited. Rente Murrell, Mabel Hand, Murriel liarPresbyterian raid, Ruth Abbot and Margaret Davis. Rev. J . F. McKInnkm. pastor; m orning aervlca. Mrs. Turner Houser rendered several vo­ II; evening **rvR*. 7:00; Sabbath achori. 8:90 a. m .; Henry atcLauUn. Supl.; prayer m eeting Wed­ cal selections. nesday, 7:00 p. m. The election of officers for the ensuing year resulted as follows: Miss Sadie Symes, president; Miss Peaches Leffier, secretary and treasurer, Miss Rutli Ab­ bot, corresponding secretary.Tito Epwbrdi League social at tiie Mag­ nolia House on Monday evening was a pleasant occasion. Musical numbers,both vocal and Instrumental, formed a part of the program. The reading by Miss Fern Ewry is deserving of special mention. Refreshments were served. fourth Sunday; early m ass. T a . m ; m ate and eer Holy Crete Cplseepel Rev. B. F. Brown, rector; A. D. Key. aenlor w ar­ den; Sunday m ornlni service, 11; evening service, 7:90: Sabbath school. 9:45a. m ; D F. White*», Supt.; prayer meeting. 7:90 W ednesday evening. The Musical Tea to -be given at the Revival Services Progesslng home of Mrs. Robert Newman on the The revival meeting at Uie Baptist evening of Janunry 25th. promises to af­ ford an evening o f, rare enjoyment. church Is Just splendid. Dr. W. A Nelson tuts gotten hold of the Everyone is cordially invited to attend. situation here and Is doing his best. We greatly enjoy his sermons and many alrjTire return dance given in honor of the ners have been saved.----------- —---------Weiaka Club, next Thursday' night at the We arc hoping that Sunday will he the Sanford House, promises to eclipse any greatest day yet. former efforts in social circles. Special Prcadiing at 11 a. m. by Dr. Nelson. At favors and figures are being prepared for 3 o'clock there will be a meeting held for the german uiul those who will attend are the purpose of ordaining three deacons promised an evening of pleasure. Many for the church—Brethren M. M. Stewart, out of Town guests will be present. J. D. Jlnklns and N. J. Perkins. Then at 6:50 Sunday "evening we will Great Violet Sale Again The V. D. S. sign is hung out at Yow- have Bro. Hulzlip with us from Orlando, ells again, and the feminine portion of who is to effect an organization of the Sanford’« population Is on the qui vlve B. Y. P. U. of our church. Night service with visions of filmy laces and embroid­ following, conducted by Dr. Nelson. Be sure and tome to all of these meet­ eries. We wish to call the attention of our readers to'the page advertisement In ing and don't forget the Sunday sciiool this issue, as it contains good news for beginning promptly at 9:43 a. m. the ladies. Also glance at the window in Yowcll &. Oo.'s store where the display Receiving Fine Returns .. of ten cent embroideries is attracting so -moor itiAMifittr—*'-"-------■■ [■ ( M a r i Ntwi)--------- — .. ..This great. Violet Brand sale begins Lettuce Is being shipped from Sanford next Wednesday, Jan. 20, and in order in large quantities "One- d o r' last week to tee pare for this great event the store seventeen carloads v^re shipped from . will he closed all day on Tuesday, 10th. there. The DeLand people engaged in growing crops there are receiving fine re­ New Railroad M o riorJda turns, and are very much pleased. CeleTy A movement has been started to build will begin to go forward about the middle a railroad from Bay Minette, Ala., to Pen­ of February. sacola. Fla., by the Baldwin County Col­ onization company. The distance makes Tickets to the great Bryan banquet a( the plan a feasible one. and m the coun­ the Tampa Bay Hotel February 4, will try through which the road would pass Is be $5 each, and every reputable Flori­ u rich one, it would prove a paying in­ dian is Invited to attend. This will be vestment. one of the most notable affairs In the The name of the new road will be the history of the stole. Following his ad­ Elberta, Mobile and Pensacola Railroad dress on the future of the Democracy at company, and lias been incorporated with the State Fair grounds at 1 p. m. that day, a capital stock of $60,000, and Lite line Mr. Bryan will speak on other themes of -j will he about 100 miles long. Henry C. Importance at the banquet. Bnrllng._W. J. Levery and C. N. Stalger TfTin fR ffilTW TB H fJW ITO ir— _ Par Sale The many friends of T. Allen Jones, who was injured in live Seaboard wreck several weeks ago,-«ill he-pleased to learn that he Is Improving and is now able to be wheeled around the hospital in a chair. j Beautiful 10-room house in St. Peters­ burg. Fla.; all ' modern conveniences; on street car line, two block! from bay and business center: furnished or unfurnished. Owner leaving dty. Will sell cheap—all or part cash. Mrs . M art F inney . 304 Second S u N., St. Petersburg. Flo. W inner Washing Machines Just Received Allen Jonea 1» Improving A few more of these still left. ko|d strictly The largest line of sporting goods ever on guantee. If they do not do what we received in Sanford—guns, rifles, bunting maim, money Is refunded. Harry J. Wilson clothing, etc. Hurry J, Wilson. '~JVIonth HESE lots are numbered from 1 to 50 in the order sold. Mr. Derry, Cashier of the Peoples Bank, has placed one of these numbers in a sealed envelope, and the purchaser who happens to purchase that lot in the series will receive a deed to his.lot EREE of Cost. ,_The. lucky num her_will. he announced only after the Sale of. the entire series has been completed, but all Paym ents made by tho: |= Lucky Man will be refunded with the Deed. Mr. Derry does not know what number is in the envelope, as Numbers i to 50 were written oh separate pieces of paper, folded, placed in a hat from which some one drew one which was im m ediately sealed in the presence of witnesses and the other 49 immediately -destroyed. This w asd on eat our office at 10 o’clock Monday, December 21. These lots are offered for less money and on easier terms than any in Sanford were ever offered before and some one will get a Home Site Free. • Be the Lucky Man! HOLDEN REAL ESTATE CO. SA N FO RD rFJ-A . B i a i a i D i m niRiiËiiÂipniÊifsim i ifT URRELL REAL mCD I NS HE Wj & BR O KER S tjesrircF lo rid a tJnimproved celery lands, flowing wells guaranteed, $ 2 5 . 0 0 to $ 2 0 0 . 0 0 per acre siooaoo Celery farms, with flowing wells all tiled, drained and ready for crop, $ 5 0 0 0 0 10 $1 per acre. — --------—r- * ---------- -------------- - — property,improved and unim proved.. 303,000 acres tim b e r land, with finest site in Florida for crate factory. , 0 tliers t il l you what can be done. MURRELL a MINSHEW are practical fu'fliers M well as real estate brokers, and are here to show you what bus been and be done. VVWAWV» M URRELL & MINSHEW �fV iiV Ü H xUÁÍÚt/#sIt»ia>«<4l3a£A*c.*). I '• • • ; '. ¿¿¿«a : i f J - / mmv ART ?-i ■*• . :. ■ .... „H l I PAGES I TO 8 .. i w „ . i/V S A N F O R D —L ift ¡a Worth Living Number 2A NEWS SANFORD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY. 'JANUARY 23, 1909 or THE WORLD Items of Interest Gleaned fro m V a r io u s . S o u r c e s , a second, which will develop 425.000 AI | treaty Is horse-power. The trenty is for n limited A L L term of years, hut It will have nrnpletime to prove its vnlue. AROUND FLORIDA The New York supreme court hnsdeclded The General News of “The Land that an oral bequest 4s as good-nUd te'gfil of Flowers" as a wri tten one where the former Is proven I by witnesses. The decision was rendered HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK In the case of Daniel Tompkins who was CULLED PROM THE STATE PRESS given the key to the private desk of Geo. W. Cartriglu by the latter when about to litre the Readers Will Find a Brief die. Mr. Cartright remarking: "I give you An Epltom* of the Week's Most ImHistorical Sprint Flowing PortnnUlappenlndsln the all my securities In the dc&k In case l do „ For HurrledTheauers not, recover from the operation." _ . ’ ______ State's Domain. Abbott Lawrence Lowell, author. InwThree thousand gallons of whisky oon- "Governor Gilchrist hns appointed Hon. ,JSaton. uralesaor. at_Uic„ Kicnec-fll flsratcd -b y-llw govwfwmm« ■ere in—the- Duncan U,Fletcher of JnrkmnvilU .« h« First Year SANE0RD SIFTINGS Busy Celery City to Make Fine Exhibit at Jacksonville Exposition - (Ssnfunl Cut. -florid« FniH and Produce Newt) BRICK STREET PAVING First St ree L í o Be Paved W lui- Sanford is one of the most progressive out Delay cities in the trucking districts or Floridn. Mnny new people are m oving\ç/{ittm ct«1 by the splendid climnte. tlie fine fann­ OTHER STREETS ALSO PAVED ing lands and the excellent transportation facilities, while others are daily driving about the country, making inquiries and First Street WlU.Be Paved Forty Teel looking for desirable places at .which to In Width With Avenue Effect ’ locate. One of the most important steps in the This place is going to be well represent- material improvement nnd nrodress nf M fll mg-JAcksonvIlle" h'xtxraUIon.'Tfig" Sanford wlll'tm begun in n few days beTiThT Ing nothing less than tbe paving of First there is n> doubt their exhibits will be strjret nnd i ^ | s of aqverpl .p: worth considerable •in - t h i * orainry a m i ' section: closed on last Tuesday nnd the assurance W. G. Aldridge; 5 crates of celery: M. F~|-ai good »»reewthqg-gim t. tu-our citizens Robinson, 5 boxes of oranges: H. H.Chop- hns caused favorable comment for the pel!* 5 crates of celery; J. M. Oglesby, 3 mayor, city council and bond trustees. crates of celery; L A. Brumtcy, 4 crates Lirsi street Is a very wide street nnd n of celefy: A. T. Kossitcr, 5 crates of cel­ forty foot space paved with brick will ery: J. P. Wynn, 3 crates o'f celery;. A. give ample accommodation to traffic nnd McDonald, 4 crates of celery: R. E. Milieu, leave n space on either side which will celery, lettuce and cabbage; W. H. Bart­ be utilized for beautifying the streets by ley, hnrrel of cabbage: Joe Cumeron, 5 pnlmcttos and other tropical verdure. crates of celery: J. B. Starling, 4 crates; The paving will start nt the crossing of the Bart Herndon, 4 crates of celery; Jim ¿AlteBfe& SaLy.ne am) extend Ul S aUx. oir s r ford avenue. " " ' * ....................... . * cry; E. E. Brady, 2 crates of celery; M. M. From First street the work will be con­ Stuart, 2 crates of celery: A Flttl, 2 CTfllH tinued. upon Railroad way nnd Commer­ of celery: W. J. McBride, 2 crates of cel­ cial street will proba lily be paved ns fnr ery; E. K. Enzor, 2 crates of celery; C. F. ns Park avenue thus giving the principal Williams, 3 crates of celery; W. S. Thorn­ streets n fine appearance. ton. 2 crates of- celery; J. D. Hoskins, 2 _ The.contract was closed _with the Aucrates of celery; J. N. Whilncr; 5 crates gusiq,brick poneem and the streets will or more of celery; W. H. Howard, 5 bar­ be [uivcd with the best of vitrified, brick rels of cabbage; Mike Rotundo, 5 crates and when finished will l»c o lasting mon­ of celery,_____ ' * —Okamcote. ument to lite progressive jieople of ^miford. Nothing will add so much to our BIG PRICES FOR VEGETABLES growing city ns tills street paving. government and distinguished scholar, b a s ^ n ^ 5 ^am-«Wuaicft|)tiiJUiiig in At- United States senator, filling the office wiii be tSe successor o f iVemldem of Har- lauta. Arrangements are now being made nil Interim thnt will occur between March vanl University rcalgna-- io vani university when wncu uDr. i . Eliot's u iu m iubikuu saies every sixty days until this 4 nnd the day upon which Senator Mil to noia hold sales top's commission expires; tnntthtrmcetttrg thJTTtfrke» effect in May.- He 1»« n a t i l o "#rspôsëd"ïir~ of Boston, a od.U .fliUi«AMtfHWAgAA&lL&- - j *_$be..F*dts*WJ>»#phmw* -Telegraph Sf ‘he Florid^ legislature-in April. The Taxes on real estate In New York city Co. has taken nut a charter In New York. iidy will then ratify Mr. Fletcher's elec­ tion by tlie p e o p l e . ___ this year will be J71.000.000 more than Its capital is $0,000000. Tlie steamship Mattenwan which left last year. Pensacola Inst week with 11.000 bales of 0FTERS LAND IN FLORIDA This year’s pension bill now before cotton, returned to thnt port with her cargo Cbngrcss calls for $101,018,000. This is on fire. Water was pumped into the hold Husband of American Woman Wants 12.000,000 less tlinn Inst year. The to­ of the vessel until the fire wns extinguished to Establish Colony of 5,000 tal amount paid so far for pensions is Ship and cargo were considerably dninThe New York World of last Friday $3,751,108,800. aged contains the following: * The.union hat makers of Orange, N. J., Paris, Jan. 14.—Duke Pompeo Litio, beJudge Peeples of Tnmpn reeenll i Sooth .Nwwaik., Con»., numbering ' f f W W J l W W M flnymV several .thousand, went on strike Inst nnturalzed n citizen of France, offered bqnd of $25 had already been forfeited week lieOmiSo the manufacturers notified through the Italian Ambassador here to­ by the man who did mu expert it remTcst. them that union Inliels would no longer day an extensive tract of land in Floridn Judge Peeples told him that thnt kind of he placed In hats made by them. for n colony of 5,000 earthquake sur­ business wouldn't work in liistrourt. A natural flowing oil well is reported at vivors, that "n new Messina" may arise Dr. E. S. E. Bryan, a former resident of Groton, N. Y. in n country which he describes as fertile Tampa, died recently at tlie sanitarium at A hotel for working women who receive uiul easy tu exploit. Charlotte. "N. C, aged 74 years. Tlie de­ less than $7 a week hns been opened In The colonists coukl tic employed in ceased located In fnmjta in 1805. New York city. The rate for room and cutting ’ forests, mining |>hosphatcs and The authorities nt Miami have arrested board is from J3 to $3.50 n week. It is raising cotton, fruits and vegetables. Tlie Charlie Jim. n Chinese luundryman,- - for financed by the New York City Federa­ Duke would allot to each family two selling opium contrary to law. tion of Women's Clubs. It is located on farm s, one free and the other to Ik* work­ Lnton A. Wilson, n well known citizen Washington Square. ed nt a small rental. and business mat» of West Pnlm Beach, Sonford Products Make the GrowHe has already discussed the question Another mine disaster is reported from died suddenly .last week of -peritonitis. era Prosperous of transportation with strnmship com­ Vesprlm, Hungary, An explosion In the He wus n native of Summerset county, The stories of Sanford's great celery panies, and lie hopes that the American coal mine at thnt place caused the denth Ky., and moved to West Palm Beach when delta seem beyond belief, and yet to be Government will waive immigration re­ of 50 miners. At the time of the neefthat place was only a settlement of tents here atid in touch with both grower nnd dent there were 240 persons In the mine, strictions. and shacks. Mr. Wilson wus an e*|>eclul commission men gives an Insight into the The tract iij Florida js known locally us but 190 of these were taken out alive, friend of the Seminole Indians who visited trucking industry, and us it cximnds and Myakka. In a head-on collision on the Denver & him often and always came to him for unfolds its possibilities (| .¡8 dillieult-to Duke Liltq became u French citizen in Riu Grande railroad Inst week near Glenadvice. He was buried with Masonic believe that any one section could bold wood Springs, twenty lives were lost. order to obtain a divorce from the former honors. much wealth in the soil. Countess Rosa Tnrsis, a famous Italiun The engineer of one of the trains says William Jennings Bryan wilt participate R. Muse, who is fanning on W. J. Hill’s beauty much admired by King Victor's Hie accident wns due to his misreading in the laying of the comer stone of the place on tlie west side, stilted to a Her­ fattier. *“■ his watch. *_________ r * Then the Duke married iin 1808) Mrs. new Imilding for the Y. M. C. A. iii Tam­ ald reiiresemativc one day this week that Tlie famous Copeland hotel nt Topeka Jane Johnston Perry While Scaefe, pa. Feb. 5. tlie lettuce on o quarter-acre of land had Kansas, was burned one night last week. daughter of Archibald Sydney Johnston Tlie Moody House,- a large frame hotel, netted him $400. nnd he now had celery There were some 400 guests In the build­ Perry of Charleston. S, C. nt Turkey Creek was destroyed by fire on planted on the same land which, ut $2.00 ing nt the time, hut all escaped, most of About that time Duke Litta divided up tlie night of January 18. Nearly all of per crate, a low price, would net $600. them in night doilies. the ancient estate of his ancestors into the furniture and furnishing were lost with thus making $1,000 from onc-quurtcr After lying buried in the ruins of the 137 tracts, each of which he let to o the building. The Fire is supposed to have acre of land, or on an acre the amount consulate at Messina for eighteen days, peasant family at ii nominal rate. But originated from ti defective flue in tlie would 1« between $3,000 and $4,000. 1. “ the bOdlSSoTArthur Sr-Gheney, the Amer­ after eight years orSbciolislic experiment Vltchcii. The loss wiil exceed $2,000. ThlsTIuI ~not seem iwsslble, and yet conversing with other growers it wus ican consul, and his wife, were recovered —land reform he called it—lie npplied to A new building will take place of the old found (iiat Mr. Muse was actually deriv­ by u detachment of sailors from the the court to regain possession of his lands. one. battleship Illinois. The bodies were re The Plant City pharmacy nnd Wilhite's ing thnt amount from the ground. covered In whnt evidently had been the SUPERINTENDENT HOLLOWAY grocery store at Plant City were entered If u man can get $4,000 from an acre bedroom of the Cheneys. They were hy burglars Sunday night but only a small of vegetables in the Sanford district iLis found lying side by side. Mr. Cheney Thinks the Counties Will Look After | amount of property was taken. Blood­ little wonder thnt the ci(y Is growing so rapidly. ___________________ Their Educational In te rests was recognized by n slight physical de­ hounds from Tampa were (Hit on the trail Superintendent of Public Instructioh, but could do nothing owing to tbe trucks formity, while the body of his wife was SANFORD IS PROGRESSING recognized by a locket uud u wedding Hon. W. M. Hollowuy, expressed himself | of tlie burglars having been crossed many ring. There Is reason to believe that to tlie Tulluhnssee True-Democrnt ns hnv- times by other ixraons. Celery City Is Putting on o Great death overtook the unfortunate couple ing entire confidence in the willingness Tampa contributed $0,000 |o the Italian Many Im provem ents and ability of tlie counties of Florida to while they were asleep. earthquake fund. * • (New York Produce-Nrw»] support their schools during the standard In New York, Jnn. 14, three negro bur­ Soon Orange county will finish paving Tom Roundtree, a negro, stole a quan­ term of eight months. He also thinks glars, nil ex-convicts, were each sentenced tity of gold coin from W. Futch in Tumi>u Celery uvenue. This city hns hud its part to forty-oue years' imprisonment in Sing that the present unsettled condition of last week nnd after spending about forty done for two or three years, but Celery av­ Sing by J udge Dike In the county court the State’s educational affairs will be of dollars of the amount wns arrested and enue grew so fast thnt it was soon outside slioft duration, since the miuing * legisla­ Brooklyn, ■ ' ~ ture will, beyond all doubt, make some lodged in jail. Tie ”owTiK!Trp~^nnd'w1it}x'f the-corpomlion limits,ami out oLsigUu After a career of forty-five years in con­ so the county commissioners are doing provision for permanent slate aid, the serve the stall5 free of pay. nection with the medical department of A half Interest in the Hillsboro Hotel their part of the good work. legality of which this time will be un­ the United States army, M. O'Reilly has The truckers will soon start "to blench property in Tampa has been sold to J. L. challenged. reached the age limit for active service their celery, and in ten days or two weeks Tnlleviu>t for $25,006. Major Charles Last year, seeing tlie state unable to and was placed on the retired list. meet its indebtedness, tlie majority of tlie Wright owns the other half. Mr. Tullevcst they will begin to ship in carloads. Cuuli'lower nnd other vegetables ure moving The death is announced of Vice Ad­ counties advanced the money needed to will be manager. now and of excellent quality, and the miral Rojcstvcnsky, who was in command pay the salaries of their several teachers, Tampa is to have a new* stockade in truckers find ready market for good stoclu of the Russian fleet In May. 1905, when nnd it is M/. Holloway's opinion that they which to entertain the city prisoners. It The Sanford & Everglades railroad is It was practically annihilated by the Ja p ­ will continue to do this until all neces­ will cost about $8.000. nearing completion. This road is built anese in the batllq of tlie Sea of Japan. sity for doing so is removed. He also Fur tlie first half this month the custom through the celery delta and Lake Jessup. In New York, Jan. 14, Miss Jane Be­ thinks that the counties will individually receipts at the Tampa .were $2,000 a day Tlie rails are already laid up to Beard nil atrice Mills, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. make provisions for at least one central in excess of last year. avenue, and now they talk of operating an Ogden Mills and granddaughter of the high school. They alone can make legal Rev. Joseph Saxton, one of tlie oldest electric uutty~ttne on the same r&Ui 16 •eU-koown finsncler, D. t>. Mills, Wai appropriations for This purpose, as”“the married to tlie eighth Earl of Granard, state law now stands, and as they ure ami most highly respected colored preach­ points in tlie city limits. They are not ers in Tampa, died lust Friday. He was only going to raise truck, but they are go­ 0ms becoming a British peeress. the main beneficiaries of an uudisturbed presiding elder of the Tampa district of ing to get It to tlie market. There Is-a popular uprising in several and adequate school system, they doubt­ the A. M. E. Zion church and was a promJU**Octa In China caused by the order less will do their full duty in this direc­ ' Prof. Chapman's Readings He Whs burled wltlfMuson__ forbidding the raising of opium poppies. tion. The entertainment furnished by Prof. J. ic rites. Madison Chapman at tlie Congregational Tlie Sultan of TurkgY .io-to-ereetirngW Sanford Celery at a Banquet January 19th. a sale of 14,000 acres of PwliMflelTt "Building at bis own expense. Mr. S. Runge, proprietor of the Sanford land in Hillsborough county was made to church Thursday evening was an enter­ One of the features of the waterways Coca Cola Bojitling works, was at Atlanta. Swan & Holstingcr. The land extends tainment in the true sense of tlie word. •maty negotiated between Secretary Foot Ga., this week, attending the annual con­ from Six Mile'creek to the Alafia river The professor was at his beat And his au­ ditors were kept in touch with him from ■nd Ambassador Bryce a t Washington vention of Coca Cola Bottlers. 0P<1 Js to be used for colonization pur­ At the great banquet Sanford celery poses. The lamTwni be divided Into ten beginning to end by the brilliant and In­ which will be subrqRted to the Canadian Vta much In evidence, die supply for the njuJ t„ en(y ocrc farma and lhe | ntention teresting maimer in which lie addressed hnrliarueni ia an agreement to regulate same having been donated by G. R. Cal­ Is to Induce people from the North and himself to Ida subjects. There was solid the use of the water at Niagara Foils enjoyment for each listener and he who without interferiti 1with the scenic beauty. houn. It was of a fine quality and was West to settle in this section. failed to be benefilted thereby must surely grown by J. V. Bell at Monroe. The United Stai to jo be -allowed 20,s Samples of engraved visiting cords and be in need of medical treatment. Garner It Roberts open their Sanford 090 cubic feet a pnd to develop 236.Iron beds from $2 up. Get them quick 000 liorse-power. i d on the Canadian avenue grocery today. Everything in invitations in the latest and best styles may be seen at Tlie Herald office. ut the Sanford Furniture Company. lidc the Uralt U to . 36,000 cubic feet groceries, hay and grain. $3 B K W jfc A nX ' I 4 VJÏ . ' M M BENE6IS Of THE NEW RAILROAD .Sanford &. Everglades a Great Boon to Growers Tlie Sanford & Everglades Railroad will he completed to Lnka Jessup in n few weeks and already cars are being run upon the part completed, the fjrst load hauled, last week being a car of fertilizer. v This new road will prove of inestimable value to the growers, ns it will enable them to gel refrjgerntor cars nt their very doors. Last year a certain per cent of the celery was lost because thè last load gathered In the field at night was left un­ til next tpoming, nnd then hauled to the railroad, sometimes a distance of five or Six mites. 'Tills season lhe growers can” load the celery into the enrs at night and none of the cnip'will be lost by the haul. As soon ns the railroad is finished the traction road will be started and wiil belt tbe city, and in nil probability go out n distance on the west side, thus giving the people of the celery delta the best transportation facilities in the state. The railroad and traction line will do more ta develop this section than any movement ever stnrted, and the muterinl progress of Sanford will date from tile laying of the rails. Sanford I xjilblt in Good Shape The following letter Avns received from Mr. C. H. l.«fflcr regarding Sanford's ex­ hibit at tlie Jacksonville Mid-Winter Fnin *"Sanluru wdS TCJUly with n credltnbhr exhibit of crqtt) celery, lettuce, growing beets, growing tomatoes, growing celery, strawberries, ginger, cabbage, cauliflower and decorative ferns when the procession started nnd was the only one." Mr. Lefller should receive. the co­ operation of every cTtlzen'and'lÌc dTilcd’ In every way possible in order that San­ ford's exhibit shall be the best at the fair. Sanford S traw b erries Those growers who planted straw­ berries this season have realized hnndsome returns and next year there will be about one humfred acres plumed 1n ber=~ ries. R. H. Muirhead remembered Tha Herald office tills week with some very fine-herrtesr ' Mr. ’Mnlrnèaa lib# "fitta“ very successful in growing strawberries and finds u ready market for most of them here In Sanford, Arbor Day. According to S u te regulation Friday in February is designn bor Day and it will lie duly • all the schools throughout th UUs city a suitable program Iinred for tlie occasion. We Wonder! Who Is “ Saunterer? of Herald T He writes one of t columns in the state— Tam»' W f � 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, 1909 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. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 16, 1909; <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/c4e7d00e2a171fc455855ccdb1851253.pdf 947da4b4fa01a894012e794597de2f04 PDF Text Text At ' • ~"* - , • • 1 ' • " • '" --------------------:-----------^ ------------- ;---------------- —------------ !—:— V ...W \ --------i ^ ------ ---- i----- THE iANFORD HERAUL January «6, iftOfT -IN THE SOCIAL WORLH IN SANFORD CHURCHES Items of Interest Concerning Where Devout of the Celery Society People. »City Worship Tom orrow. PO IN TS PIIR EIY P E R S O N U ofsilM E O f AU CHURCH EVENTS now Celery City Vanity ra lr Away the Golden llour*Soclal Gossip. Of Interest to Those Rellllously U»-— cllned—Subjects of Discourses b== ■ for the Sabbath. A — — r tn t M«th*4lltt Kev. A. Efllontebolder. p»» tor;chu fell, coriwr Ptrt •venue and Fifth »tm«: Mt*ona«c. corner Mainolia avenue and Seventh ■treet; NODi 234. Sunday morning service at 11: m q l o l w n c s , 7:0O; Sunday acbool. 8:49 *. Jno K. M«ttlngrr. Supt. Epwortb Leazue. 3:Og Sunday » r ta - Between Park and Sanford Avenues, South of 10th Street, we are offering laSSubject for Sunday, 11 a. m.: "Empty­ ing and Filling;“ 7.30 p m., “ Lost and Found.” Preparatory services at 7 p. m. requested to atteninHese services. cordially t - invited-to — S tra n g er* — a r a - tory of Mrs. Thrasher's social successes. w o rsh ip w ith us. M iu Daisy Davies is coming l This d s c U — U o o -la ree e ir a d w i t h great-JoyJty. The engagement is announced of’Miss Rebecca Irvin of Washington. On., to Mr. Cecil Gabbett, formerly of Savannah, but now of Sanford, Fla. The marriage will take place at the bride's home in Washington, on Tueaday, February 18th, at noon. Mr. Gabbett is well known here. In railroad circles.— Jacksonville Metropoli^. o the many Sanford friends of Mr. Gabbett, who has recently claimed this city for his future home and built a beautiful residence on the lake front.----------------------------------It Is needless to odd that Mr. and Mrs. Gabbett will receive a warm welcome on their retum toS anford.--------- -— -------- all the Methodists of this and the sur­ rounding communities, especially to those interested in missionary work, fof Miss Davies is a gifted speaker, possessing rare charms of manner and culture. . She will arrive In the city Thursdny, January 28, and speak at the Methodist church Thursday night, and again on Friday morning. The revival meeting in this church Is still growing in interest and is well a t­ tended both afternoon a n d . evening.. Dr W. A. Nelson will remain over Sunday The Ceclllap Music Club program of last and preach botp morning and night. All Saturday, Jan. 0, was given by Misses are Invited. Rente Murrell, Mabel Hand, Murriel liarPresbyterian raid, Ruth Abbot and Margaret Davis. Rev. J. F. McKInnkm. pastor; morning aervlca. Mrs. Turner Houser rendered several vo­ II; evening **rvR*. 7:00; Sabbath achori. 8:90 a. m.; Henry atcLauUn. Supl.; prayer meeting Wed­ cal selections. nesday, 7:00 p. m. The election of officers for the ensuing year resulted as follows: Miss Sadie Symes, president; Miss Peaches Leffier, secretary and treasurer, Miss Rutli Ab­ bot, corresponding secretary.Tito Epwbrdi League social at tiie Mag­ nolia House on Monday evening was a pleasant occasion. Musical numbers,both vocal and Instrumental, formed a part of the program. The reading by Miss Fern Ewry is deserving of special mention. Refreshments were served. fourth Sunday; early mass. Ta. m ; mate and eer Holy Crete Cplseepel Rev. B. F. Brown, rector; A. D. Key. aenlor war­ den; Sunday mornlni service, 11; evening service, 7:90: Sabbath school. 9:45a. m ; D F. White*», Supt.; prayer meeting. 7:90 Wednesday evening. The Musical Tea to -be given at the Revival Services Progesslng home of Mrs. Robert Newman on the The revival meeting at Uie Baptist evening of Janunry 25th. promises to af­ ford an evening o f, rare enjoyment. church Is Just splendid. Dr. W. A Nelson tuts gotten hold of the Everyone is cordially invited to attend. situation here and Is doing his best. We greatly enjoy his sermons and many alrjTire return dance given in honor of the ners have been saved.----------- —---------Weiaka Club, next Thursday' night at the We arc hoping that Sunday will he the Sanford House, promises to eclipse any greatest day yet. former efforts in social circles. Special Prcadiing at 11 a. m. by Dr. Nelson. At favors and figures are being prepared for 3 o'clock there will be a meeting held for the german uiul those who will attend are the purpose of ordaining three deacons promised an evening of pleasure. Many for the church—Brethren M. M. Stewart, out of Town guests will be present. J. D. Jlnklns and N. J. Perkins. Then at 6:50 Sunday "evening we will Great Violet Sale Again The V. D. S. sign is hung out at Yow- have Bro. Hulzlip with us from Orlando, ells again, and the feminine portion of who is to effect an organization of the Sanford’« population Is on the qui vlve B. Y. P. U. of our church. Night service with visions of filmy laces and embroid­ following, conducted by Dr. Nelson. Be sure and tome to all of these meet­ eries. We wish to call the attention of our readers to'the page advertisement In ing and don't forget the Sunday sciiool this issue, as it contains good news for beginning promptly at 9:43 a. m. the ladies. Also glance at the window in Yowcll &. Oo.'s store where the display Receiving Fine Returns .. of ten cent embroideries is attracting so -moor itiAMifittr—*'-"-------■■ [■ ( M a r i Ntwi)--------- — .. ..This great. Violet Brand sale begins Lettuce Is being shipped from Sanford next Wednesday, Jan. 20, and in order in large quantities "One- d o r' last week to tee pare for this great event the store seventeen carloads v^re shipped from . will he closed all day on Tuesday, 10th. there. The DeLand people engaged in growing crops there are receiving fine re­ New Railroad M o riorJda turns, and are very much pleased. CeleTy A movement has been started to build will begin to go forward about the middle a railroad from Bay Minette, Ala., to Pen­ of February. sacola. Fla., by the Baldwin County Col­ onization company. The distance makes Tickets to the great Bryan banquet a( the plan a feasible one. and m the coun­ the Tampa Bay Hotel February 4, will try through which the road would pass Is be $5 each, and every reputable Flori­ u rich one, it would prove a paying in­ dian is Invited to attend. This will be vestment. one of the most notable affairs In the The name of the new road will be the history of the stole. Following his ad­ Elberta, Mobile and Pensacola Railroad dress on the future of the Democracy at company, and lias been incorporated with the State Fair grounds at 1 p. m. that day, a capital stock of $60,000, and Lite line Mr. Bryan will speak on other themes of -j will he about 100 miles long. Henry C. Importance at the banquet. Bnrllng._W. J. Levery and C. N. Stalger TfTin fR ffilTW TB H fJW ITO ir— _ Par Sale The many friends of T. Allen Jones, who was injured in live Seaboard wreck several weeks ago,-«ill he-pleased to learn that he Is Improving and is now able to be wheeled around the hospital in a chair. j Beautiful 10-room house in St. Peters­ burg. Fla.; all ' modern conveniences; on street car line, two block! from bay and business center: furnished or unfurnished. Owner leaving dty. Will sell cheap—all or part cash. Mrs . M art F inney . 304 Second S u N., St. Petersburg. Flo. Winner Washing Machines Just Received Allen Jonea 1» Improving '~JVIonth R*v. f. W. Boyd pattar: Sunday mornlni tervr. II: evening »ervlce. 7:00; Sabbath arbori. 9:49 m.; Dr. J. T. Denton, Supt.: prayar matting every 'edneaday, 7.-00j>. m.: T. w7 A. Br l Friday, 9 p. A few more of these still left. ko|d strictly The largest line of sporting goods ever on guantee. If they do not do what we received in Sanford—guns, rifles, bunting maim, money Is refunded. Harry J. Wilson clothing, etc. Hurry J, Wilson. HESE lots are numbered from 1 to 50 in the order sold. Mr. Derry, Cashier of the Peoples Bank, has placed one of these numbers in a sealed envelope, and the purchaser who happens to purchase that lot in the series will receive a deed to his.lot EREE of Cost. ,_The. lucky num her_will. he announced only after the Sale of. the entire series has been completed, but all Paym ents made by tho: |= Lucky Man will be refunded with the Deed. Mr. Derry does not know what number is in the envelope, as Numbers i to 50 were written oh separate pieces of paper, folded, placed in a hat from which some one drew one which was im m ediately sealed in the presence of witnesses and the other 49 immediately -destroyed. This w asd on eat our office at 10 o’clock Monday, December 21. These lots are offered for less money and on easier terms than any in Sanford were ever offered before and some one will get a Home Site Free. • Be the Lucky Man! HOLDEN REAL ESTATE CO. S A N F O R D r F J -A . B i a i a i D i m n i R i i Ë i i ip n i Ê i f s i m i  i f T URRELL REAL mCD I NS HE Wj & BROKERS tjesrircF lorid a tJnimproved celery lands, flowing w ells guaranteed, $ 2 5 . 0 0 to $ 2 0 0 . 0 0 per acre siooaoo Celery farms, with flowing wells all tiled, drained and ready for crop, $5000010 $1 per acre. — --------—r- * ---------- -------------- - — property,improved and unim proved.. 303,000 acres tim b e r land, with finest site in Florida for crate factory. , 0 tliers till you what can be done. MURRELL a MINSHEW are practical fu'fliers M well as real estate brokers, and are here to show you what bus been and be done. VVWAWV» M URRELL & MINSHEW �fV iiV Ü H xUÁÍÚt/#sIt»ia>«<4l3a£A*c.*). I '• • • ; ' . i f J - / mm v ?-i ■ *- ¿¿¿«a : • ART I . :. ■ .... „H l PAGES I TO 8 .. i w „ . i/V S A N F O R D — L ift ¡a Worth Living Number NEWS 2A SANFORD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY. 'JANUARY 23, 1909 or THE WORLD Items of Interest Gleaned fro m V a r io u s . S o u r c e s , HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK litre the Readers Will Find a Brief Historical Sprint Flowing For HurrledTheauers Abbott Lawrence Lowell, author. Inw,JSaton. uralesaor. at_Uic„ Kicnec-fll a second, which will develop 425.000 AI | treaty Is horse-power. The trenty is for n limited A L L term of years, hut It will have nrnpletime to prove its vnlue. AROUND FLORIDA The New York supreme court hnsdeclded The General News of “The Land that an oral bequest 4s as good-nUd te'gfil of Flowers" as a wri tten one where the former Is proven I by witnesses. The decision was rendered In the case of Daniel Tompkins who was CULLED PROM THE STATE PRESS given the key to the private desk of Geo. W. Cartriglu by the latter when about to die. Mr. Cartright remarking: "I give you An Epltom* of the Week's Most ImPortnnUlappenlndsln the all my securities In the dc&k In case l do „ not, recover from the operation." _ . ’ ______ State's Domain. Three thousand gallons of whisky oon- "Governor Gilchrist hns appointed Hon. flsratcd-by-llw govwfwmm« ■ere in—the- Duncan U,Fletcher of JnrkmnvilU .« h« b a s ^ n ^ 5 ^am-«Wuaicft|)tiiJUiiig in At- United States senator, filling the office lauta. Arrangements are now being made nil Interim thnt will occur between March io saies every sixty days until this 4 nnd the day upon which Senator Mil to noia hold sales top's commission expires; tnntthtrmcetttrg t i l o "#rspôsëd"ïir~ *_$be..F*dts*WJ>»#phmw* -Telegraph Sf ‘he Florid^ legislature-in April. The iidy will then ratify Mr. Fletcher's elec­ Co. has taken nut a charter In New York. tion by tlie p e o p l e . ___ Its capital is $0,000000. Tlie steamship Mattenwan which left Pensacola Inst week with 11.000 bales of 0FTERS LAND IN FLORIDA cotton, returned to thnt port with her cargo Husband of American Woman Wants on fire. Water was pumped into the hold of the vessel until the fire wns extinguished to Establish Colony of 5,000 The New York World of last Friday Ship and cargo were considerably dninaged contains the following: * Paris, Jan. 14.—Duke Pompeo Litio, beJudge Peeples of Tnmpn reeenll First Year SANE0RD SIFTINGS BRICK STREET PAVING Busy Celery City to Make Fine Exhibit at Jacksonville Exposition - (Ssnfunl Cut. -florid« FniH and Produce Newt) First St ree L í o Be Paved W lui- Sanford is one of the most progressive out Delay cities in the trucking districts or Floridn. Mnny new people are m oving\ç/{ittm ct«1 by the splendid climnte. tlie fine fann­ OTHER STREETS ALSO PAVED ing lands and the excellent transportation facilities, while others are daily driving about the country, making inquiries and First Street WlU.Be Paved Forty Teel looking for desirable places at .which to In Width With Avenue Effect ’ locate. One of the most important steps in the This place is going to be well represent- material improvement nnd nrodress nf M fll mg-JAcksonvIlle" h'xtxraUIon.'Tfig" Sanford wlll'tm begun in n few days beTiThT Ing nothing less than tbe paving of First there is n> doubt their exhibits will be strjret nnd i ^ | s of aqverpl .p: worth considerable •in - t h i * orainry am i ' section: closed on last Tuesday nnd the assurance W. G. Aldridge; 5 crates of celery: M. F~|-ai good »»reewthqg-gim t. tu-our citizens Robinson, 5 boxes of oranges: H. H.Chop- hns caused favorable comment for the pel!* 5 crates of celery; J. M. Oglesby, 3 mayor, city council and bond trustees. crates of celery; L A. Brumtcy, 4 crates Lirsi street Is a very wide street nnd n of celefy: A. T. Kossitcr, 5 crates of cel­ forty foot space paved with brick will ery: J. P. Wynn, 3 crates o'f celery;. A. give ample accommodation to traffic nnd McDonald, 4 crates of celery: R. E. Milieu, leave n space on either side which will celery, lettuce and cabbage; W. H. Bart­ be utilized for beautifying the streets by ley, hnrrel of cabbage: Joe Cumeron, 5 pnlmcttos and other tropical verdure. crates of celery: J. B. Starling, 4 crates; The paving will start nt the crossing of the Bart Herndon, 4 crates of celery; Jim ¿A lteB fe& SaL y.ne am) extend U l S aUx. ford avenue. " " ' * ....................... . * cry; E. E. Brady, 2 crates of celery; M. M. From First street the work will be con­ Stuart, 2 crates of celery: A Flttl, 2 CTfllH tinued. upon Railroad way nnd Commer­ of celery: W. J. McBride, 2 crates of cel­ cial street will proba lily be paved ns fnr ery; E. K. Enzor, 2 crates of celery; C. F. ns Park avenue thus giving the principal Williams, 3 crates of celery; W. S. Thorn­ streets n fine appearance. ton. 2 crates of- celery; J. D. Hoskins, 2 _ The.contract was closed _with the Aucrates of celery; J. N. Whilncr; 5 crates gusiq,brick poneem and the streets will or more of celery; W. H. Howard, 5 bar­ be [uivcd with the best of vitrified, brick rels of cabbage; Mike Rotundo, 5 crates and when finished will l»c o lasting mon­ of celery,_____ ' * —Okamcote. ument to lite progressive jieople of ^miford. Nothing will add so much to our BIG PRICES FOR VEGETABLES growing city ns tills street paving. government and distinguished scholar, wiii be tSe successor o f iVemldem of Harvanl Dr. Eliot's rcalgna-vani University university when wncu ui. u iu m iubikuu thJTTtfrke» effect in May.- He 1»« n a of Boston, aod.U.fliUi«AMtfHWAgAA&lL&- -j Taxes on real estate In New York city this year will be J71.000.000 more than last year. This year’s pension bill now before Cbngrcss calls for $101,018,000. This is 12.000,000 less tlinn Inst year. The to­ tal amount paid so far for pensions is $3,751,108,800. The.union hat makers of Orange, N. J., i Sooth .Nwwaik., Con»., numbering ' f f W W J l W W M flnymV several .thousand, went on strike Inst nnturalzed n citizen of France, offered bqnd of $25 had already been forfeited week lieOmiSo the manufacturers notified through the Italian Ambassador here to­ by the man who did mu expert it remTcst. them that union Inliels would no longer day an extensive tract of land in Floridn Judge Peeples told him that thnt kind of he placed In hats made by them. for n colony of 5,000 earthquake sur­ business wouldn't work in liistrourt. A natural flowing oil well is reported at vivors, that "n new Messina" may arise Dr. E. S. E. Bryan, a former resident of Groton, N. Y. in n country which he describes as fertile Tampa, died recently at tlie sanitarium at A hotel for working women who receive uiul easy tu exploit. Charlotte. "N. C, aged 74 years. Tlie de­ less than $7 a week hns been opened In The colonists coukl tic employed in ceased located In fnmjta in 1805. New York city. The rate for room and cutting ’ forests, mining |>hosphatcs and The authorities nt Miami have arrested board is from J3 to $3.50 n week. It is raising cotton, fruits and vegetables. Tlie Charlie Jim. n Chinese luundryman,- - for financed by the New York City Federa­ Duke would allot to each family two selling opium contrary to law. tion of Women's Clubs. It is located on farms, one free and the other to Ik* work­ Lnton A. Wilson, n well known citizen Washington Square. ed nt a small rental. and business mat» of West Pnlm Beach, Sonford Products Make the GrowHe has already discussed the question Another mine disaster is reported from died suddenly .last week of -peritonitis. era Prosperous of transportation with strnmship com­ Vesprlm, Hungary, An explosion In the He wus n native of Summerset county, The stories of Sanford's great celery panies, and lie hopes that the American coal mine at thnt place caused the denth Ky., and moved to West Palm Beach when delta seem beyond belief, and yet to be Government will waive immigration re­ of 50 miners. At the time of the neefthat place was only a settlement of tents here atid in touch with both grower nnd dent there were 240 persons In the mine, strictions. and shacks. Mr. Wilson wus an e*|>eclul commission men gives an Insight into the The tract iij Florida js known locally us but 190 of these were taken out alive, friend of the Seminole Indians who visited trucking industry, and us it cximnds and Myakka. In a head-on collision on the Denver & him often and always came to him for unfolds its possibilities (| .¡8 dillieult-to Duke Liltq became u French citizen in Riu Grande railroad Inst week near Glenadvice. He was buried with Masonic believe that any one section could bold wood Springs, twenty lives were lost. order to obtain a divorce from the former honors. much wealth in the soil. Countess Rosa Tnrsis, a famous Italiun The engineer of one of the trains says William Jennings Bryan wilt participate R. Muse, who is fanning on W. J. Hill’s beauty much admired by King Victor's Hie accident wns due to his misreading in the laying of the comer stone of the place on tlie west side, stilted to a Her­ fattier. *“■ his watch. *_________ r * Then the Duke married iin 1808) Mrs. new Imilding for the Y. M. C. A. iii Tam­ ald reiiresemativc one day this week that Tlie famous Copeland hotel nt Topeka Jane Johnston Perry While Scaefe, pa. Feb. 5. tlie lettuce on o quarter-acre of land had Kansas, was burned one night last week. daughter of Archibald Sydney Johnston Tlie Moody House,- a large frame hotel, netted him $400. nnd he now had celery There were some 400 guests In the build­ Perry of Charleston. S, C. nt Turkey Creek was destroyed by fire on planted on the same land which, ut $2.00 ing nt the time, hut all escaped, most of About that time Duke Litta divided up tlie night of January 18. Nearly all of per crate, a low price, would net $600. them in night doilies. the ancient estate of his ancestors into the furniture and furnishing were lost with thus making $1,000 from onc-quurtcr After lying buried in the ruins of the 137 tracts, each of which he let to o the building. The Fire is supposed to have acre of land, or on an acre the amount consulate at Messina for eighteen days, peasant family at ii nominal rate. But originated from ti defective flue in tlie would 1« between $3,000 and $4,000. 1. “ the bOdlSSoTArthur Sr-Gheney, the Amer­ after eight years orSbciolislic experiment Vltchcii. The loss wiil exceed $2,000. ThlsTIuI ~not seem iwsslble, and yet conversing with other growers it wus ican consul, and his wife, were recovered —land reform he called it—lie npplied to A new building will take place of the old found (iiat Mr. Muse was actually deriv­ by u detachment of sailors from the the court to regain possession of his lands. one. battleship Illinois. The bodies were re The Plant City pharmacy nnd Wilhite's ing thnt amount from the ground. covered In whnt evidently had been the SUPERINTENDENT HOLLOWAY grocery store at Plant City were entered If u man can get $4,000 from an acre bedroom of the Cheneys. They were hy burglars Sunday night but only a small of vegetables in the Sanford district iLis found lying side by side. Mr. Cheney Thinks the Counties Will Look After | amount of property was taken. Blood­ little wonder thnt the ci(y Is growing so rapidly. ___________________ Their Educational In te rests was recognized by n slight physical de­ hounds from Tampa were (Hit on the trail Superintendent of Public Instructioh, but could do nothing owing to tbe trucks formity, while the body of his wife was SANFORD IS PROGRESSING recognized by a locket uud u wedding Hon. W. M. Hollowuy, expressed himself | of tlie burglars having been crossed many ring. There Is reason to believe that to tlie Tulluhnssee True-Democrnt ns hnv- times by other ixraons. Celery City Is Putting on o Great death overtook the unfortunate couple ing entire confidence in the willingness Tampa contributed $0,000 |o the Italian Many Im provem ents and ability of tlie counties of Florida to while they were asleep. earthquake fund. * • (New York Produce-Nrw»] support their schools during the standard In New York, Jnn. 14, three negro bur­ Soon Orange county will finish paving Tom Roundtree, a negro, stole a quan­ term of eight months. He also thinks glars, nil ex-convicts, were each sentenced tity of gold coin from W. Futch in Tumi>u Celery uvenue. This city hns hud its part to forty-oue years' imprisonment in Sing that the present unsettled condition of last week nnd after spending about forty done for two or three years, but Celery av­ Sing by J udge Dike In the county court the State’s educational affairs will be of dollars of the amount wns arrested and enue grew so fast thnt it was soon outside slioft duration, since the miuing * legisla­ Brooklyn, ■ ' ~ ture will, beyond all doubt, make some lodged in jail. Tie ”owTiK!Trp~^nnd'w1it}x'f the-corpomlion limits,ami out oLsigUu After a career of forty-five years in con­ so the county commissioners are doing provision for permanent slate aid, the serve the stall5 free of pay. nection with the medical department of A half Interest in the Hillsboro Hotel their part of the good work. legality of which this time will be un­ the United States army, M. O'Reilly has The truckers will soon start "to blench property in Tampa has been sold to J. L. challenged. reached the age limit for active service their celery, and in ten days or two weeks Tnlleviu>t for $25,006. Major Charles Last year, seeing tlie state unable to and was placed on the retired list. meet its indebtedness, tlie majority of tlie Wright owns the other half. Mr. Tullevcst they will begin to ship in carloads. Cuuli'lower nnd other vegetables ure moving The death is announced of Vice Ad­ counties advanced the money needed to will be manager. now and of excellent quality, and the miral Rojcstvcnsky, who was in command pay the salaries of their several teachers, Tampa is to have a new* stockade in truckers find ready market for good stoclu of the Russian fleet In May. 1905, when nnd it is M/. Holloway's opinion that they which to entertain the city prisoners. It The Sanford & Everglades railroad is It was practically annihilated by the Ja p ­ will continue to do this until all neces­ will cost about $8.000. nearing completion. This road is built anese in the batllq of tlie Sea of Japan. sity for doing so is removed. He also Fur tlie first half this month the custom through the celery delta and Lake Jessup. In New York, Jan. 14, Miss Jane Be­ thinks that the counties will individually receipts at the Tampa .were $2,000 a day Tlie rails are already laid up to Beard nil atrice Mills, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. make provisions for at least one central in excess of last year. avenue, and now they talk of operating an Ogden Mills and granddaughter of the high school. They alone can make legal Rev. Joseph Saxton, one of tlie oldest electric uutty~ttne on the same r&Ui 16 •eU-koown finsncler, D. t>. Mills, Wai appropriations for This purpose, as”“the married to tlie eighth Earl of Granard, state law now stands, and as they ure ami most highly respected colored preach­ points in tlie city limits. They are not ers in Tampa, died lust Friday. He was only going to raise truck, but they are go­ 0ms becoming a British peeress. the main beneficiaries of an uudisturbed presiding elder of the Tampa district of ing to get It to tlie market. There Is-a popular uprising in several and adequate school system, they doubt­ the A. M. E. Zion church and was a promJU**Octa In China caused by the order less will do their full duty in this direc­ ' Prof. Chapman's Readings He Whs burled wltlfMuson__ forbidding the raising of opium poppies. tion. The entertainment furnished by Prof. J. ic rites. Madison Chapman at tlie Congregational Tlie Sultan of TurkgY.io-to-ereetirngW Sanford Celery at a Banquet January 19th. a sale of 14,000 acres of PwliMflelTt "Building at bis own expense. Mr. S. Runge, proprietor of the Sanford land in Hillsborough county was made to church Thursday evening was an enter­ One of the features of the waterways Coca Cola Bojitling works, was at Atlanta. Swan & Holstingcr. The land extends tainment in the true sense of tlie word. •maty negotiated between Secretary Foot Ga., this week, attending the annual con­ from Six Mile'creek to the Alafia river The professor was at his beat And his au­ ditors were kept in touch with him from ■nd Ambassador Bryce at Washington vention of Coca Cola Bottlers. 0P<1 Js to be used for colonization pur­ At the great banquet Sanford celery poses. The lamTwni be divided Into ten beginning to end by the brilliant and In­ which will be subrqRted to the Canadian Vta much In evidence, die supply for the njuJ t„ en(y ocrc farma and lhe | ntention teresting maimer in which lie addressed hnrliarueni ia an agreement to regulate same having been donated by G. R. Cal­ Is to Induce people from the North and himself to Ida subjects. There was solid the use of the water at Niagara Foils enjoyment for each listener and he who without interferiti 1 with the scenic beauty. houn. It was of a fine quality and was West to settle in this section. failed to be benefilted thereby must surely grown by J. V. Bell at Monroe. The United Stai to jo be -allowed 20,s Samples of engraved visiting cords and be in need of medical treatment. Garner It Roberts open their Sanford 090 cubic feet a pnd to develop 236.Iron beds from $2 up. Get them quick 000 liorse-power. i d on the Canadian avenue grocery today. Everything in invitations in the latest and best styles may be seen at Tlie Herald office. ut the Sanford Furniture Company. lidc the Uralt U to . 36,000 cubic feet groceries, hay and grain. $3 BK W jfc A nX ' I 4 VJÏ . ' M M oirsr BENE6IS Of THE NEW RAILROAD .Sanford &. Everglades a Great Boon to Growers Tlie Sanford & Everglades Railroad will he completed to Lnka Jessup in n few weeks and already cars are being run upon the part completed, the fjrst load hauled, last week being a car of fertilizer. v This new road will prove of inestimable value to the growers, ns it will enable them to gel refrjgerntor cars nt their very doors. Last year a certain per cent of the celery was lost because thè last load gathered In the field at night was left un­ til next tpoming, nnd then hauled to the railroad, sometimes a distance of five or Six mites. 'Tills season lhe growers can” load the celery into the enrs at night and none of the cnip'will be lost by the haul. As soon ns the railroad is finished the traction road will be started and wiil belt tbe city, and in nil probability go out n distance on the west side, thus giving the people of the celery delta the best transportation facilities in the state. The railroad and traction line will do more ta develop this section than any movement ever stnrted, and the muterinl progress of Sanford will date from tile laying of the rails. Sanford I xjilblt in Good Shape The following letter Avns received from Mr. C. H. l.«fflcr regarding Sanford's ex­ hibit at tlie Jacksonville Mid-Winter Fnin *"Sanluru wdS TCJUly with n credltnbhr exhibit of crqtt) celery, lettuce, growing beets, growing tomatoes, growing celery, strawberries, ginger, cabbage, cauliflower and decorative ferns when the procession started nnd was the only one." Mr. Lefller should receive. the co­ operation of every cTtlzen'and'lÌc dTilcd’ In every way possible in order that San­ ford's exhibit shall be the best at the fair. Sanford S traw b erries Those growers who planted straw­ berries this season have realized hnndsome returns and next year there will be about one humfred acres plumed 1n ber=~ ries. R. H. Muirhead remembered Tha Herald office tills week with some very fine-herrtesr ' Mr. ’Mnlrnèaa lib# "fitta“ very successful in growing strawberries and finds u ready market for most of them here In Sanford, Arbor Day. According to S u te regulation Friday in February is designn bor Day and it will lie duly • all the schools throughout th UUs city a suitable program Iinred for tlie occasion. We Wonder! Who Is “ Saunterer? of Herald T He writes one of t columns in the state— Tam»' W f �»■ 4 We’re right In the gwlra, aren't we? A Budget Of Opinion " J u s t Be With an electrical theatre a ’ golhg and a real circus a1 coming. tween You and Me" • • « 4 I often wondered why ministers would persist In talking long after they had gotten their idea before the congregation. It is a weariness beyond endurance to “ A Ctilel Is Among Ye Taking Notes, wriggle in a péw waiting for a preacher to saw off his discourse, when he no and Faith, he'll Prent ’Em"— • a a longer has anything to say. Apropos to So Says Saunterer. 4 With the advent of the tourist season the thought I found this in the Homiletic Sp— lml C trrm ptaJtmt M 7k* H fa M , comes the worthless fakir together with Review for December A Sanford Man In New York. the vagrant and bum who would also I'm lone!/ In thta nOUr town I would have our minister quit They »11 aoem "on the m«e:**~ * when he is done with the subject, of qf _ a . northcai—X .------ CeoH (»!♦•-»#— b o o th *d— * d>m * * ,-— __ M— to — itoelin» . ■ his sermon. All special matters Sanford, being as it is at the head of And nothing tucceedi like a fake. t should be attended to before the ser­ navigation on the S t Johns river, gets There'» hunger and lavUb dUpUy. mon. The habit that many minis­ Silk, »»tin* and rag» thrown together. more than her quota of this class of un ters have of telling stories, especially Hard timet for all that they my, exaggerated stories, from the pulpit, desirable citizens. They first arrive In Volcanoee they're trying to »mother. and stories about themselves, is bad. Jacksonville and arc immediately hustler Society, arrogant brath A minister should never speak of his The needy, bard, fierce and «cowling; out of that city by the vigilant men olr deceased wife from the pulpit, espe­ There'» certainly coming a cm»h Chief V inzant The dally boats of the To »end pornpotlty howling. cially if he has a second or other sub* Clyde River Line present the m o ifeo n — sequent-wife.” ----;— — -----— — Thnw-Nr»hlit »how» of vice are given— foor women their toult mint »ell: Long-winded. Idealets sermons, to­ venient and cheapest route of egress, so I think of homel a breath from heaven gether with a prayer by some visiting here they come ns far as the boats run. In thli horrible bla*t of hell. clergyman, ns long lhc„olil_flatlflnol But I wish to assure these fakirs and rtl lt<i fkrfk rAü fítmAÍ Jb k l bl».-for-the--men g — — ■ * * ! sieve vw » sews vs1 | Muns ihat-tlie Celery Gity-to-not-im i ^ u 4 «fiMO-iMaM(NG!— DH - -you—know -th a t to be a harbor of refuge for such ns they ferring to stay-at-home or go down to __ "Sanford D a £ p ( . the Exposition is on the dub, or out driving. and all received a warm—If not hospi assured foctT e * •— » ... » table—weioome b r Chief ‘Lee*-nnd~his --------! »in Img^Tgfyssah<TTWCT*f»~i irr~t 4 That puro food label is a great fraud. 4 "Hell is right here on earth," say T purchased a can of tongue one day this Chicago preacher. Isn’t “on earth" suThe--watch ary^btre. is. "Mavn mi— week, ami while enjoying a partion.pf it pcrfluousT move quick." noticed a .black object in the tqent. Yours for Progress, The Housewife’s Pert. Quickly extracting It and retiring a safe —The SauntiKEr. distance on Inspection disclosed a bunch 4 The Saunterer has often noticed that I ,, Potato Barrels of horse hair. I did not look through the the most conspicuous banner in Labor 35c F, O. B. here. contents of the can or a whale set of har­ day precessions; was one that no one will Huntington Mills & Cooperage Co., question, to the effect that ’The laborer ness would probably have been found. 25-tf • Huntington, Fla is worthy of his hire.” Now I suggest that this indisputable fact could* be Thf Old Woman 4 Was It you, young man, we heard using amended without losing any of Its force See the New those words when spedking of your moth or effect by making it declare that ’The | hire.’ infold woman." A n Do you "lords of creation" ever con-1 l i t i " ' l l ■ he using about the dear soul who kept her vigil over you In your infancy, kissed sldei,the daily burdens the poor house­ nwny your tears in childhood and remains wife has to bear? How many of the your trusted friend In m aturity Is this aforesaid lords futve made (Jew Year’s - all the love you have for the diver haired resolves to assist In shifting some ~<jf mother who bathed your scordiing brow these burdens from the shoulders of our ail through the long sleepless nights of weak bürpàtlënt sisters? Listen to a reaffliction, when your brain was wild with countal of the housewife’s part and don’t burning fever? Is there no other term kick if the "kid" is turned over to your At you can find for her whoso love has fol­ tender (?) care while your better half Is lowed you tlirough every trial, tribulation discharging these never-ending household [ and mlsrortuno of your life? Has moth­ duties: er. through all th ese . years of labor, h. men, and oh, brother», and all of you other» I of you paute and lltten a bit,. watdiing and waiting, been wasting her lie» iniTTII tell without altering any of it, Tha tale of the houtewlfe’t part. love on a worthless bunch of clay, who, Mllint and fixinS. in the rosy dawn of manhood has no othBrewing and stewing, ~ er term more fitting than "the old -wo­ ilatlln» nitd (attlni. Lifting and lifting. man" by which to address or speak of Stoning and boning. Tuattlng and roanting. his inoUiert Mother, young mnn, is the Kneading and »erdir Bweetest name -In- all the world and Straining and drain! Tolling and soaking. should be held in reverence by every boy. MU and utlng. ChuosTng Krusontng and teatonlng. The time Is coming when her feeble Patini and «haring— hands will he folded, her watchful eyes Thli li tbe houeewlfe'» pare dosed and the lips onpe warm with FUllng and «pilllng, * Toundlng and toundlng. mother's love be cold, the fond heart (Training and «training. whose anxious beatings once followed Sklmmlng and irtniniUig. Mopplng and chopplng. your wnywnnl feet will be stilled forever. Carini and puurlng. So while you can, call her mother, you Sbclling and »melimi. Crtndlng and ralndlng. will miss her when she's gone. Remem­ Mcndlng and 'tendini, riting and llrlng. ber what she has suffered for you. When Carnuti and trrvlng— Our Shoes all have every friend has forsaken you, mother Thl» li tha houtewlfe'i pan. is ns true ns steel And now that she is Olllngi nd bulling and broiling. Itongues and they talk "for and trying and frying. * step by step going down life's other side Buying Burning and turning and churning. ‘ to near the water's edge and to step Pricing and king and »Being, themselves, but they can’t liaihlng and nutlilng and tplathlng. across, comfort her old nge by speaking Scanning and planning and canning. use the Telephone, so come kindly and affectionately to her, and '¡meeting and (queuing und freezing— Tbit 1» the houtrwlfe't part. make her feel that life was not lived Aching and baking and making and «linking. around and see them. We vain and nil the toll without recompense Beating and beating and seating and treating— Lead her 'gently through old age and Oh. men, and oh, brother* and all uf you other» I>o you envy tho housewife's pant (call the Ladies’ special atwhen you speak of her or to lief do not • • • stylo her us "theAid woman." but placo _____ tention to tlie new line of a kiss upon her wrinkled brow and say 4 Charlie Rende, the novelist, has the "inothef/' and in a way to repay her for honor of taking the palm, in b r i b i n g ILadies’ Shoes which we have a scene In Tampa he writes: “Her elastic C the many heart nches she has suffered footsteps slapped the pavement as she a d d e d tO OUT StO C ki your behalf. Sing to her soflly, and see the light of love come to her eyes ns site spanked along with a swish of her skirts | hears her boy say in tones which seem to through a mod swirl." Wc wonder If her shoes were full her us gentle as the rustle of an nngel’i feet anti if Uicre was any room left ’-wing, “Mother. I love you.“ Uie street? EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT m li worries of business, of their-families-forgone wrong In the day’s work, and some are cowards enough to revenge upon the Innocent and helpless those wrongs and affronts which they have n ot had courage to resist and resent upon the offender, • • • 4 There Is one great redeeming feature in the so-called sheath gowns now worn by the ladles. It .takes very little goods to make a dress and consequently the husbands are all In favqr of the quick fit Talking... B; P STO R E O F E>. L. i li THRASHER 31 t 1 # i if S iZ -t i l W *. Successors to N. H. GARNER Staple -j Fancy Groceries H A Y A N D G R A IN High Grade Preserves, Jellies, Jans A Complete Line of Cigars and Tobacco ------ ----- ----- THE- BEST-OP EVERYTHING--------- ------- W H IT E F R O N T G R O C ER Y Come and See Us, or ’Phone 39 Kissimmee Celery Flowing-Wells — * I-aml« Rich Land Cheap - ' Celery now being marketed. Selling for good prices COME AND SEE J .M .W I L L S O N , Jr.,Kissimmee,Fla, W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y ACENT8 General Fire Insurance O ffloe w ith HOLDEN REAL ESTATE CO. S a n fo rd , F lo rid ! §1 F - S A L L A S 1 Tin, Slate and Tile Roofing Gutter and Galvanized Tanks Repair W ork a Specialty Corner First Street and Palmetto Avenue Sanlord. Florida The Crippen Music Store Higlî-grade Pianos, ürgans, V. . and Graphophónes. Low Prices. Pico block Easy Payments. Atlantic Coast Line R. R. GOES EVERYW HER E The Patrician North, East, West and South 4 Now let tho ultra religious people ybt 4 A faint murmur reaches my carsi mnliiflrd— Ta ft huti-hgcn-tu-ihc. thrulic about a larger bond Issue tn tie nr. ranged that will cover tho many Ini-I only once in twenty year! provements about to be made in this city • • • We haVe just received the 4 Since the bold robbery nt Phil Eider's and will enable Uie council not only to store when the burglars carried the safe pave First street and part of several oth- f i r s t s h i p m e n t o f t h e s e S i l o e s /nun tho store, and at a distance calmly er streets, but will also give the city a I . Lor detailed information, rates, schedules and reservations, sfe Vnuf a**1*1* O x f o r d s a ift! S a n d a l s a n d rifled it. I have been afraid they wouk first-class sewerage system and place om Ticket Agent, write to ór call on . _ return mid carry away my good friend. city In a most healthy condition before T{ the summer months arrive. | 1 leS , 111 tVlCl, P a t e n t , G u ll Phil. Such nervy gents would tackle anything. « • • 4 Night riders in Tennessee are depend J Metal, Wine, Cham pagne A. W. FRITOT, FRANK C. BOYLSTON, 4 Where is my bov tonight? You are ing on alibis for acqulttnl: may never • Travelling l,n»»eng« A*"* Division Pouciiger Agentand R ed.$ 3 .5 0 and $4 tils father or mother, and if you desire to hove heard of such things until thly trial. A tlantic Coast Line, Jacksonville, Fla. lay your hands upon your boy within five Shoes minutes any night, you wouldn't know A great helper to gladness is a happy — wliere lo Iind hlm. T fe’s~bn~The”streef home.— Many of us~Would never be jible, suiuuwlutre. or ■at the railroad depot duy after day. to (ace life wifi Its strug­ jumping on freight trnlni, but just where, gles, i u duties, its antagonisms, were it J. M. STUMAN. Proprietor with whom, in what engaged, what plot- not for the renewal of strength which we or what execuUng for the slirewder get in our home. A true home is a little vho plot for him, you could not tell fragment of heaven let down on earth to life of you. He ha» a good home Inspire us with patience and strength for . Tonsorlal Parlors ‘tight to be there at night. He the way. • be somewhere else with' the There are men whose nightly return to l you lack Lite moral courage to their homes always means needless mis­ Fashionable Hair Sanfold. Cutting Corner First Street and Palmetto Avenue ' he shall be where he shuuld ery to their households. They find fault and General Barbering hope that he will escape the with their dinners, with tbelr household t you know the chances ore dlls, with the children, and with every­ Bat ha a t ell H eure. Het Buidm. Why don’t you do the boy thing else. They make sarcastic remarks H et a«g Celli pHur — B-Ml» aths ■ a «vprwiaiijr S p e c ia lly ness to keep libn 1 borne nights? that burn and scarify the sensitive equls Ooa viali and you boema« a Staunch l'a tra ‘ -ill auue when he will thank of their wives. Tbdy carry home the Consult the Purple JFolder D. L. Thrasher -to-D ate Restaurant A LB E R T G R Ä M L IN G Everything Neat and Clean and Cooked to. Please the Palate of the Epicure G. R. CALHOUN ' F le e B le U « p io t il a Capre»» O ffice Best Fertilizó On Earth FIRST CLASS CRATE MATERIALS, Sanford. Flfl. • •• ( ) ■ ■ *r a ____ or reproach CURBSTONE GLEANINGS Iyaun r ifon^t tr ,______ ».__■ �» :— ER EROM GOTHAM Ihft useful commodity of glass T - DANGEROUS he ¿ÁNroRü her ald c o u n t e r f e it s . For Good Average Prices and Quick Return* Ship to The tax assessment rolls for 1009 opened yesterdny tu public inspection Bo$us Quarters and Halves Áre Works of Art. A former Resident of Sanford fixes the valuation of real estate in New Shovers of queer money are active In York City, nt $6,364.905,310. . In the Writes Second Letter Tampa and West Tampa, says The language of Mr. Mantulin!, the odd cents Times, and have nn unusually slick nr "be demned." A comparison of the^above figures, tide to pass out. Receiving tellers at HAS DEEP INTEREST IN SANEORD even at this late day, would seem to jus­ severaFbanks have detected the fraudu­ Southwest Corner Washington and Chambers Streets tify the opinion that Pale Face played lent stud nnd turned it back to the inno­ cent Tleposltors who have been caught by NEW YORK CITY And Talks of Florida Matters In Gen­ Jacob to Red Skin's Ksnu, when that lit­ the distributing agents of a very com­ tle real cstnte deal went through. eral-New York Gossip of Inter­ REFERENCES: Aetna National Bank of New York City, or any Commercial Agency This year's appraisal represents an in plete factory. est to Flor|dlans and to Hundreds of Shippers who ore shipping to us dally The denominations are quarters nnd crease of $472.000.000 over that of New York. Jon. 10,1009. half dollars of 1007 and 1908 vintage 1908. Whnt the actual increase will lie Tolb* Wlior oi The Herrnld: after the swearing off cérémonies «un- and all arc well execute«!. The most -Heard«« congratulations ta.thc.State, dnngenra* onirof the batch sp TAF turned of FToriiln on the election of Governor menclng today nnd ending Moreh 31st up and turned down is the half-dollar Gilchrist, the account of whoso formal In­ nrc concluded will depend largely on.the bearing the 1907 date.* tUrappearance auguration 'to that high office -os pub- skill of the pnrtici|mnts In the familiar would deceive nn expert. The die work, published in your issue of Jan. 0th was game of "Dodge the Taxes." milling and nil details are seemingly per­ The new law specially designer! to trap read with great interest and satisfaction fect nnd nt least sufficiently accurate to by the Floridicans resident in Now York. the absentee New York millionaires seems fool anyone not looking for the fraud. It From tny personal recollections of Gen. to have failed in its Intended cfTects. has n "sonpy".or greasy feeling to theexGilchrist, which dale back to 1893. when The assessments mnric~higt >year ~tinder pert touch and was thus -detected. The SHIPPERS OF I was n member of the State Senate, I this law, which were very henvy, shrank music of its ring on n counter Is not a liave every couse to feel that my home to some $3,300,000.00. The Bwcoring sixteenth note off, but when It is fitokeii ..... nlnced the administration of its ofT was proportionately heavy. The same it fractures as only nn nllny does. Silver fflllOTfi.fUllillcs .fif.fiEllenity to Lhu. pcrsmtfil WlTTnot break in any such fashion. " TSUWtc nffn lr s in —safe;—honorable—amF tux system which has ever been a theme capable-bands. The quarters are not so artistic in Though for several years an exile from of odium nnd ridicule. No one renlizes workmnnship and tlies|>unous quality of the should be readily delected by any of- the «-M beauUUd -slwrp»*«r UibkHUlfc^lwui. Board of Aasnii&r?who is ndvminling the which the fool-print of the white man recognized tests, hut any of it would pass repaid of the ’persona! tax law and ----------------____firqtj in pressed in token oi his ad­ "in the dark” or under ordinary circum­ vent on the American continent. I have the lmjxisithm of die entire burden of stances. ns few people look carefully at never censed to consider Florida as my taxation on rcnl estate. change when received. It is interesting to note that Andrew home stuic and have watched with jeal­ As a m altefof precaution it would bo ous concern her steady progress on the Carnegie is slated for a $5,000.000.00 well to closely examine all the Hilver in course to the grand destiny which she assessment, which Is the largest imposed yuur possession, and if in doubt‘ns to its should command by every natural right. on any individual, excepting Mrs. Russell genuineness take it tu a bank and have Nothing can be more conducive tu her Sage, who is taxed for the same amount. the experts assure you ns to its true SANFORD, FLORIDA steady advance on th at promising road The Laird of Skibo may be relied on (o character. 'There may be spuriousdollors than the election of efficient officials honor tile piddle draft. He has develop­ in Die repertoire of the rogues who are whose loyalty- to and zcnl in the public ed no tendencies to exercise his con­ tanking the stuff and the quarters and cause arc unquestioned and have stood science in feats of "swearing off.-,’ halves may only he feelers or the advance The name of William Waldorf Astor, test. . - '___ ___ l:______ ____ ____ i crucial .test of timeo­ T O P P R IC E S FOR Y O U R ----- ------------------------------u t Ihr wtoils hui blah, die waves arise, and the the distinguished expatriate, is conspicu­ During the Fnir hundreds of thousands welkin roar; . . , , of dollars will be circulated In Tampa With n food pilot al the helm, what need to fear ously absent from the personal tax list. ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT, TANGERINES AND EARLY VEGETABLES Mrs. Ida A. Flagler, against whom n nnd nt the grounds nnd change will be the breakers on the shore. when shipped lo I1EVYI1I. If you aro no| duing decree of divorce was drained to Henry made ¡ti n hurry. Post-graduate queer . .___ . business with tills Hnuse. write tu them nt once. Pawing from state to local issues, con­ M. Flugler some years ngo In Florida on shovers would have a juicy upjxirtunity gratulations are ulsodue to Orange county the ground of insanity, appears for ,jhe for broadcasting their substitute money on the election of Sheriff Kirkwood first time on the New York tax list. Her nnd Tnmpans and their country friends Honorable, fearless and energetic, he property is assessed at $2,000,000. Why might become custodians of a very Inrge may be relied on to discharge the duties she has never been taxed before, if legal­ sack of Junk, worth less limn,nothing. FR U IT AND PRODUCE C O M M IS S IO N M ERCHANTS or his responsible olllcc to the best Inter­ ly subject to such taxation today, does Whether it is being ini|K>ried from a * ... 10 E. C o n d i t i St., Baltimore, Md. not ap|war. She is n resident of West­ distance or has its origin nearer home has ests of the community. References: This Po|ier and Thousands «if Pleased Shippers in Florida chester county nnd lias been under the not been determined ut this time, but the • • • constant care of Dr. Carlos F. McDonald, main idea is to prevent its being circu­ With nil those who knew his lovable nature nnd the excellent qunlitics of Ids the celebrated alienist, ever since her re­ lated.—Tampa Times. ‘ < heart nnd mind, 1 join to deplore very moval to this slate. The big buildings, liostelrica, fashion' FERTILIZER THAT PAYS *— _ * „ ft, • sincerely the loss of n good man nnd a able.clubs nnd large apartment houses true Christ in n in the death of my old friend, die Rev. R. W. Lawton,-of Oviedo have been heavily assessed. Among the Results In Celery Growing Arc Fully D em onstrated • • • *■'*” most prominent are: The Metropolitan, --------- '" P f t T S B U R G , PA . - .Mutual and Equitable Life buildings at C. M. Urodwuter, the genial representa­ The news of the completion of the first over $10.000.000 cadi. The Waldorfsection of the railroad from Sanford to Astoria nnd the Pennsylvania Terminus tive pf the E. O. Painter Fertilizer Co., Sales Agents and Distributors BRANCHES BRANCHES . the Everglades speaks volumes for the are also taxed in excess of dial amount. look a representative of The Herald out SANFORD CELERY UNION spirit of enterprise of the rnett of your Some fifteen buildings are assessed at through the celery section in Ins automo­ Chicago New York locality. Having always advocated the over $3,000,000. Those assessed ut from bile one day this week. The place Of Room l(i, Pico Block. ’Phone 2U1) H. H. Chappell was thoroughly inspected Cincinnati W ashington rcclniming of the Everglades ns a land of one to four millions are too numerous to by the party nnd the vegetable industry SANFORD, FLA . infinite promise for die cultivation of mention. Jacksonville • Snuford under the able direction of Mr. Chappell sugar cane and vegetable growths, the Tills is weiiltli truly. is a revelation to the average citizen. recent sale of over half n million acres The good Lord save Gotham from the He has one five acre tract planted tft strikes me like a cherished dream come into of Messina. Where would money celery and it is one of the most beautiful tmc. I am not fnmiliar with the records enough be found tu rebuild itT sights ever presented to the eye of the 7 uf nii the big land sales in recent yearn, The Common People vs. Oas beholder. This celery was planted «tn tint hui possibly this maybe the largest since The American reading public Is more third day of November and is now two IHHI. when 1 negotiated the purchase nnd less familiar with Cartoonist Oppcr's made the selection of the four million conception of the Common People. This feet high and in the best of condition. acres ucquircd by the Disston Land Conv- aggregate individuality is portrayed in Mr. Chappell lias used the E. Ü. Painter fertilizer for the past nine years nnd up pony In different parts of the state. the form of an insignificant looking1iht- to this year mixed his own fertilizer, but • ** • son of the middle class who wears glasses this season tiie company has put out the The popularity of Florida ns a winter nnd a pained expression of countenance. same formula under the name of the resort is growing year by year. My rail­ This poor little fellow is being constantly Sanford Celery Sited si and other well road friends Inform me that, notwith­ made the butt of ridicule by a band uf known and successful growers iinve used standing the.mild weather so far, the ex­ large, heavy, overfed and underworked it, among them being C. F. Williams, L. odus of Gothamite for the Land of Flow­ bullies, who represent some of the most A. Urundey, A. McDonald, D. R. Hrisson. er* is greater than ever. pernicious forms of corporate greed. In C. A. {Jetts and several others. • • • his daily contentions with these gay buc­ Plans, Specifications and Estimates Furnished This remnrkublc growth and good qual­ In my late preombulntions through the caneers Mr. Common People is always ity of celery is due to the judicious use of on Applications labyrinths of Gotham l have met Mr. getting the worst of it, which accounts the Sanford Celery Special and is creating Mabry, nephew of ex-justice, now clerk of for the settled expression of melancholy much favorable comment among the tire supreme court, Milton H. Mabry .Like In his countenance. Once in a grant growers. _ myself and others, ho feels homesick. I while he gets real mad, nnd by hook or A gentleman |>r«*»ent who has travelled loaned him my copy of .The Sanford Her- crook lands a blow on one of his persecu­ extensively throughout the United States aid, which he likened to a wliiil oLfresh tors. This he has quite lately succeeded •-sard-timt lie hnd-nevof —an A belt country air! "" In doing and a bully by the name of Gas of celery in any section and wus fully Young Mr. Mabry is |n the legal depart­ Trust is nursing his solar plexus. convinced that with Sanford soil, irriga­ First Street Opp. Postonico <; ment of the business conducted by that , The upholding of the 80 cent gas law tion and the Celery Spedul fertilizer a enterprising and successful real estate by the U. S. supreme court us constitu­ fortune could be reaped by the growers. tional will cause the New York gus comman, John WenUter. Ready for Business ■‘ panie’s to disgorge a trifle of-nine mil­ • • -• Tit«!*Sanford Carriage worts is now' lo­ , ' X . lions which wtll be very widely distributed in conversation with n prominent nnd among the New York poinilation. How cated in its new building on Oak avenue, We*l informed engineer I was gratified to will the gas trust get even T opposite the Geo. H. Fernald machine shops. •cam dun die building of the East Coast The advice may he irrelevant, but New Mr. Underwood is a practical carriage nin*-ine. from Jacksonville to Key West, for York householders are recqnimcmli il io kcr and any orders entrusted to him will -which the state is Indebted in the enter­ watch their meters closer than ever. Teceive careful and prompl áHéhliCm. Déprise of Henry M. Flagler, is considered sides manufacturing buggies, wagons and Yours truly, —-W. K. Marks. by experts as one of the greutest nnd harness, they are dealers in carriage goods, Telephone t i ó . 6 0 most venturesome engineering feats of important to Investor* Inveì ? gnanlinc m d n f 3-Utal roofing. vTliey.aiso- m e ­ » *•» preieurig e rr" '-»“ ■ " r ” Tracts oT U  T ’Ê T s ; 5, 10^46,70 do general repair work and horse&Jioelng. acres, nt prices $300L$500, $650. $600 for which the!; new quarters are well * • • L The largo nnd constantly *incfeoaing and $1,200, at JUTainonte Springs, Or­ equipped. The business of the public is ‘•upmenta of celery from Sanford to this ange county, Florida—the most desirable earnestly solicited and faithful and con­ murket are attracting the attention of residence or winter home location In Or­ scientious business treatment is assured *hc big dealers Jn produce. The quality ange county. Pure water, high rolling oil patrons._________________ “ “PPraved and If prices can be met land of best quality, interspersed with For Sale other distant competing points Sotk innumerable clear water lakes; one of Beautiful 10-room house In St. Petettthe moat healthy locations tn South Flor­ ' ord should commandthe market. burg, Fin.; all modern conveniences; on ida. Apply to N. H. Fooc. • » • street car line, two blocks from bay and 23-tf Alt monte Springs. ; ARise InValues business center; furnished or unfurnished. Surrey for Sale We have the warrant of (he historians Owner leaving city. .Will sell cheap—all We Haven he* $125,00 one-hoi-» surrey for the fact that the Island of Manhattan or part cari»Mgs. Mary F inney, * “* acquired by the Rale Face from his that has only been used one iuonth,whlch Newspapers, Magazines and Periodicals 304 Second St., N., St. Petersburg. Fla. Red Skin ‘'brother" ice a sum total of we offer for $73.00. Fresh Mackerel ot H. H. Hill’s grocery W vw vvw w v w w A sw w v w w w w w vv w w v w w w w w w v m vw vw —S amokd Carriage Works. *°,ue twenty-four dollars, part In cash, 22tf : JOHN V. DENTON & CO. S S Fniit and Produce ase Florida Fruits »>"• Vegetables j! General Insurance Agents HEWITT & i'.iir if-# : ; ,71 i, •; *: t CO. CRUTCHFIELD & W00LF0LK C O N TR A C TO R A N D B U IL D E R * Repair W ork Prom ptly Done Artesian and Deep Well P. L IF E y 1 -V I V J. ' • ' L c . ^ . - ' , ^ .4 , •_ _ ■_ •if > �HH 3C ÍS-------^-wr« T i l t SANFORD HERALD :*m ar Published Every Saturday Morning »tSenford, fia ­ it. J. Hoiiv. Managing Editor Subaorlptlon Pries. $1.00 a Veer In Advance tnirred at aeeood-elaaa mali mattar Aufutt 22nd. IB08, at tha PoatoOca at Sanfordv llorM». under Act of March 3rd, 1B7B. Durham Advertlilng Company, Jachaocvllle. Rep- reaestatitre. Offlce rim Floor In the DUhop Block. F ln t Street Telephone No. MB. Tho new jnnltnry Inspector is strictly on the Job a t nlUlmei. The most difficult problem In Sanford today 1« to find the real obstructionists. They seem to have changed places. — SAM RUSS IS or AO. The following editorial tribute to one o ' The beat Known newspaper men and jnof brilliant writers of the State, was pub­ lished In. the Tampa Morning Tribune last Wednesday; An inconspicuous newt story In the Jacksonville Times-Union conveys the In­ telligence of the death of Samuel B. Russ, for years a figure in the newspaper clr des of Florida. Mr. Russ was found dead In bed in a Jacksonville lodging house Sunday morning. By the peculiar Irony of fate, a man who knew personally, per­ haps, more public men In Florida than any other man in the Stnte, met death alone In the silences of the night and his bodyr unidentified, lay for - hours it was recognized. Samuel B. Russ-was a native of Boston. He received a thorough collegiate cduca tion and did his first newspaper work as dramatic critic on the Boston dallies. In that field he had few equals. A brilliant future opened its alluring vista before _ let there i n - i o ir r Sanford has long needed- electric lights and paved streets. The latter will be started In ’a few weeks. TTfie h e Tonne? should be started but owing to some hitch in the council the franchise of the Sanford Light fit Fuel Co. cannot be arranged. This company Is ready to install a fir»* class plant a t once and the matter of franchise should be arranged nt once. T he H erald has e v e r maintained that a franchise should be granted and unless the council hns a valid reason for delay in this matter It should not be hung up nny longer. The greatest need of Sanford today is well lighted streets. The oppor­ tunity is knocking at our door and a tlelny »fill nrt" th j*‘ ynr-nf-Siyglon dork-. ness and a step backward instead of forward. - "untt I— Í N . P. Y o w e ll & Co ! . M. <«» ++ .... .... — I H Ladies’ Collars, . Ladies’ Belts «*♦ ' *1* Fine Line of Ruchings I M. . Extra Wide and Full-------: J+ | | Large Barettes, Complete Line of Notions, Wool Dress Goods and Silks,Yard-wide Satins We find the following lament In a re­ <■<> cent issue of our county contemporary, It Is up to the Council to give the city The Orlando Reporter-Star: * electric lights. A franchise' should be It is hard to credit but it is said that prO' ‘g ranted or a good reason given for the even beautiful fruitful, successful, checr, delay. fiU, hospitable .Orlando has “knockers" in lowed him relentlessly from his youni imite manhood to his squalid, unattended her midst. The eternal cusaednehs Of Inanlm - objects Is fully demonstrated.. In a gnso- death-bed, led him to forsake the bright • The progressionists of the city are do- ++ ♦♦ la é ^ jL posslhU to forward ..its iiHernaLl • “ " tnnn Fiigli»» Tur lln m r-n ffln r ius might have These citizens talk up the town, they ...I up against tills proposition all week. blazed and he came to Florida, in the raise money by the thousands of dollars ... . hope that. In a new dime and among new forth the. beauty Uic. umlct ^ I t o to s eset t to r v uits u advantages, uie.ucaucy York last week cost $S6.000. If tlio [ftuaplceJ1 and rescue his intellect from the I 1"13 Profhnblcne“ ° r. its orange- groves and gardens, the henlllifulness of its cllyoung lady stays “out" long there is no dangers that beset It. mate and all the rest for which it Is faestimating the entire loss to the family In Florida, Mr. Russ did much brilliant rnoua. exchequer. newspaper work, but he lacked tho incli­ But after all this is done and when in Ï nation to sustained effort. He worked We dcslro to coll the attention of our on The Tribune a dozen years ago and response to all this effort new people arc readers in Sanford and Orange county to those who were familiar with newspaper attracted here with the Intention of lothe "Letters from Gotham" now published work in Tampa nt that time are fond of eating or of Investing, then doth the lh Tile H ekalu. Major W. R. Marks, the telling some of the interesting Incidents "knocker" slyly sneak around and fill the nuthur, is well known over the Stnte and which marked his connection with this minds of these new people with doubts from his distant home in New York paper. The files of The Tribune bear and scare them out of investing or lowrites entertainingly of affairs in Goth­ eloquent testimony to his unusual ability eating. These "knockers," if their true motives am and also In Orange county. They as a writer. As a paragrapher, he wos Stoves, Crockery, Carpets, M atting, were Investigated, would be. found to are most enjoyable in every way and as inimitable,— He wrote verse that was -j2ugs» Sew ing Machines, Etc. chatty and full of life os the Major al­ frequently touched with the real- fire of have n grudge against successful men or they have a little proposition of their own ways will be. genius. As a Tallahassee correspondent which they would like to spring. ____ he was in his element. His.thorough fa­ There are laws to regulate such 'InterTiie street paying Is assured; and- now miliarity with State questions, with po­ let the Council'* get together, meet the litical alignments, and his wonderfully meddlers when It comes to knocking tiie On All Goods for th^ Next T h irty Days Only t Sanford Light fit Fuel Co., half-wny, and wide personal acquaintance with the private business of any man. but for the grant them the franchise for lighting the leading men of Florida, made him a val­ knocker of the town there Is probably no city with electric lights. These needed uable representative at the sessions of law except dinj of self-protection of the improvements should be started a t once, tiie Legislature. When not connect«! town and in such cases it were well if not only for the benefit of our citizens with a newspaper, he was a "free Innce" the professional town knocker Were taken Imt for ilio effect it will have upon the and the power and incislveness of his to the woods and fenced in. -c-❖ ❖ •!r<•*<■♦ ♦ <■<•$ ♦ * •>❖ ❖ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4-£ 4-4*4*4*4*•>4**>4*4* * strangers, within our gates who are bound criticisms and comments hnve been felt German a t Sanford Mouse rto return to their homes with p better idea in more than one situation in the politi­ R. L JONES. Proprietor R. H. DINGLKY, Manager Î The organization of the Welaka Club in of Sanford's progress than ever before cal history of Florida during tiie past Sanford has done much toward enlivening i quarter of a century. * the social world and with receptions, Theynre building a concrete, fireproof In his last days Mr. Russ was out of town in North Dakota, and have named employment, subsisting on the kindness dances and card parties the season has (T in t Street, une black from Depot oppirilte r<wtofTio-) ■teuConcrcto. No oilier building material of friends—the sombre, closing scenes of been one round of pleasure. Tiie first german of the senson given Is allowed to be used, and the town wl a life of "brilliant, broken plans, of blast­ stand for ages n monument to the wisdom ed. high ambitions." if all the cheering, at the Sanford House by the club wns n Steaks, Chops, O ysters and Fish a Specialty of its founders. When the little city of encouraging words of sincere praise he social success and so thoroughly enjoyed ? Fcmie, B. C., was swept away by a woods wrote about the men in whoso behalf the by tiie men that their chivalrous natures A P LA C E FOR LA D IE S AND GENTLEMEN fire some months ago, the only buildings powerful combination of his brain and were stirred to give the ladies n return for their hospitality, and Thursday night left were three constructed of concrete. pen was enlisted, could be repaid him return german was given at tiie To the fireproof method of building we now in death, he would have a eulogy E v e ry th in g F irst Cl*»* ^ S h o rt O rd e rs At All H o u rs must nil conic at last, and those of us unequalcd in its eloquence. If the kind­ Sanford House. Twcnty.flve couples who arrive early will save a good deal of ly sentiments he expressed in life could were present and the favors and X Prompt, Clean Service insurance money.—Tampa Times. be converted into flowers for his grave, figures were the delight of those who wit­ he would rest beneath a floral memorial nessed the affair. Prof. Stumon's or­ ;••;* 4-4-4*v 4 v444 - ¡ - - ï - - ¡ - - i - -i-i*-!--i--!chestra furnished the music and the loftier than the tallest pine of our forests President Roosevelt's term is not end­ waltzes and two steps were drenms for ing peacefully. His pugnacity continues and broader than the Peninsula itself. tlte delectation of the danrerq. Let us hope that, after his day of sorrow . to gLYO.hlm trouble: In two of his mas­ The ladies present were elegantly sages he charges members of Congress anil of strife W H Y NOT US E gowned for the occasion and, mingling ‘The weary tun hath made a (olden »el. ., with crippling the public service through And. by the briiht track of hit llery car, with tiie bright scarfs of the favors, made Give» tl(nal o( a goodly day tomorrow.'1 ("fenrof personal Investigation. The House most- pleasing picture. The may (tola almost unanimously decided to refuse to nnd mirror figures Were features of the consider and ley on the table the objecS A V E M O NEY? We find the following in the Orlando evening, as were the flags of all nations NOW , AND tionnVJe passage—Democrats and Repub­ Reporter-Star of lost Saturday: and the ubiquitous Teddy bears. licans iiiiN' Joining in rebuking the Pres­ The "Celery City1’ wants to watch It has shown more results for the Money invested.tlum nny other. Tiie committee in charge deserves grent ident and V an y of them in their talk and out now for a man by the name of credit for tiie many handsome and varied It will pay you to exam ine the Celery Fields where Gamble, who is putting up $25.000 speeches ranting nt Impenchment pro­ favors ond for tiie elegant manner in as a gamble on celery growing near ceedings far lAs*vioiution of the rights of Jacksonville. which tho nifnlr was arranged and man­ Congress. Soirae of' the members boldly The Timcs-Union article states that aged. charged that lieVi wasting nine millions "Nature and the transportation lines Punch was served in the parlors nnd have done much to Insure the suc­ of money In uslnivand multiplying the iti used. Our representative, E. M. BROADWATER, is in Snidimi nt n late hour a sumptuous iulicit of cess of the industry there" and that Secret Service force Ip shadowing mem­ "there is a difference of ten cent* <a turkey snlnd, cafe nolr. nnd other .choice every week. See him or write to him nt Orlnndo bers and others who ¿ire not advocates of •crate in favor of Jacksonville os com­ viands, wns thoroughly enjoyed. Teddy and Ills policies. pared with Sanford." These gentians are becoming very popu­ T H E É . O. P A IN T E R F E R T IL IZ E R CO. The country will breathe freer when We have no doubt that there is lar and the ladles, not to he outdone, will plenty of land suited to celery grow­ Teddy Is tucked safely away in the probably have another tlellohrful nrrai* Wrll. Tre BreMsL _ J A_OHg O H V lfc fc g r^ fc P R * P ^7 ing in Duval county, just as there Is jungles of Africa.'----------------------- r_ before-the seasoncndl. - ~ ~ llTOrangeTSouW. outside of Honfoni. but perhaps there is no better land or conditions more favorable than AVAUNT I PATENT MEDICINES I Old-ra&hloned Candy-Pulling Sanford enjoys, so that tho only thing Several days ago one of the representa­ Lawn M ouers On Thursday evening Mrs. McLnuIln Many New Buildings. in favor of Duval county would be tives of a (latent medicine Arm floated entertained a few of tiie young people at Special prices to reduce stock Hr» Sanford is progressing along every line the ten cents per crate saved on into Tim Hehai.ii office, and with the bra­ freight, which figured up would re­ an old-foshlon candy-pulling, after winch and one of the most noticeable is die wont a good mower at a low (rice, W«» quire 100 cratea to make $10. or zen effrontery acquired by long years of delicious refreshments were served. many new buildings being erected. the time to buy. Also H<«oJ ‘tnc* • 1.000 crates to moke $100 more «*»»n fleecing the printers out of a livelihood, Among those present were: Misses Among them we mote that o f Dr. Puics- scythe*, grass hooks nnd lawn rrt*» a grower makes a t Sanford. llorry J- Wil**1offered u contract for $15 that carried Thomas jjf . Georgia, Long, Roberts and lon on Park avenue, W. P, Carter We are not sure, hut we should $100 worth of local lines. The magnifi­ consider the danger of freezing is Moore: Messrs. R. Lerts. Rowe, Lynn and First street, the Underwood factory on February 20 will be citrus fruit growers rather le u at Sanford, Orlando or cent offer was turned down and the repre­ Hopaon. Oak avenue and several others started Manatee to more than offset the sav­ day a t tint Florida «tale iair u\ Ta^ sentative informed that the rate was 10 this week. The Building tmtffcoilTl "A s­ and President Josinh Varn of 1» «• ing of ten cents on a crate.— How­ cents per line. He Boon incited away Miss Tinnie, an accomplished violinist, sociation have negotiated two loans for organization, expects that 1.000 gro ever, the country is big and the Flor­ and will never, neaer return with his ida celery crop flu in so nicely be­ will piny at the meeting of the Cecllian new residences and arranged for several will attend die conventual U) he 1 tween the California and Kalamoxoo offer, Club.lliia. afternoon, -at three oetockr- more. imd this season will witness great that date at the Tumpu Hay cauno. crops, that the more there Is planted There is no valid reason why foreign activity in the building line. Sanford subject of a definite and »ysteinat c In Florida, the richer the Stnte Will On th e S to rk Express. advertisers sliouR puy le « timo g i r a n t e MHlilA could fili two hundred new dwellings with ixslioa «Alin grewaramf-the siiife PWplc. and / e t how many .-newspapers «éèuponts e t the*presen Don't worry. .Bro. Howard, a nd It is to view to a more satisfactory marketing * 1 irfr, and Mrs. Mk-C. Holmes yesstop and figure up"The total cost per line celery situation. The other fellow has be hoped dial by d>e early foil diere will dielr crops, will be discussed by for (latent medicine locals. The Herald tried to demonstrate the "just as good terday morning. He is not able to be of be that many or more erected. The San­ renili* «* has maintained the same rate for display every year and many sections of Florida modi assistance to Ids dad ns yet. being ford Building and Loan Association is speakers and some definite expected.. , —_____ ___ advertising and local lines, and the hooka grew celery Jong before Sanford, but none a lusty boy of a few days, but he cun be doing a great work along this line. relied upon to keep dad Holmes "on die are open to the advertiser a t all times. other Ius over made the success or gained Willi die Four Pickcrts, D e a J ^ J Many Improvements will be inaugurated the electric theatre, dance at Each one pays the same (trice and if a the world-wlda reputation that Sanfoid carpet for several uliriits." ^ in the next few months in Sanford and House nnd circus today', Sanford (taper makes a cut in rates the home has, and now If Mr. Gamble wishes toob^ Brose Comedians hove appeared in all chief among them will be the paving of lacked amusements this week merchant should get the advantage, and tain a good price for hll Jacksonville the leading cities in the United States In not the p a u n t medicine fakes. celery he will be obliged to label it “not the past fifteen years. They are harp­ First street with vitrified brick and the In­ W inner Washing Machü? * lriril. made in Jacksonville" but "Grown In ists, dancers, musical artists, comedians stallation of electric lights. Our people A few more of illese siili Ici*. *° * >f have realized that these Improvements Connected with this paper is a printing Sanford." and high class entertainers of the highest must be started at once and die work will on gunntee. If Uiey do n0tjj<^ j,j \yjjv> office capable of producing the highest rank. At opera bouse Jan. 27-28. Pop- probably commence within the next few claim, money is refunded grade of office and society stationary. Are you a subscriber to Tu i HzraldT ular prices. weeks at the farthest. Fresh Mackerel at H* H iliir* ::: Full Line of Gents’ Furnishings Ñ T P . Y OWE CL' & CÖT B IG C U T IN H- FURNITURE I Twenty Per t C e n t Off; T S A N F O R D F U R N IT U R E C O . f TH E C IT Y ¿-H i,' A % v fW . 'll--’ t !UIH( Painter F é r t i l izer P a in te r ’ s S a n fo rd C e le ry O T 3 i- . I ■v-.!, -r- ~ —- - Special �Wliy not Motc Build a few houses T New houses ¡m u ~ r r And thus make a Greater Sanford, Antf a Greater Sanford 1, The Pastime theater is said to be unie Happenings Mention the Take the children to the show today. the South, Everything first-class. Nothing to offend Matters In Brief. late st ; styles in Millinery at any lady. « Kanncr's. We sell the best lime and cement that _ a . E. Hill. personal items interest Sec H. H. Hill for Celery City Blend money can buy. Coffee, finest oh eartlt for 24 cents. Miss Mamie Thomas, daughter of Judge W e are Agents for . Sweet corn seed at L R. Philips. Thomas, of Athens, Ga., is the guest of S u m m a ry of the Floating Small Talk The new booklefon^hnford to be issued Miss Bessie Long. Succinctly Arranged for llur- • by Tlie Herald in a few days is a work of Good 200-egg incubator and brooder ried Herald Readers. art going at cost. Build I —Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. J. C. Snead returned Monday from Jack­ |)u i t o I sonville. where lie spent several days on Ladies’ Trimmed H a t s 'a t 'c o st at I BUI LD! ________ „ business. Karnier’s. ‘ Sanford needs 200 more house*. See Peii for paper hanging. New fall The famous Fox River Butter for sale W. H. Hand transacted business in Or- | patterns Jual.ln.. a t W. W. lin g ’s Grocery. ~kwlo^SnfunInyf~ * N. H. Garner will rent your property for Romeo Coffee, 3 pounds for one dollar SIB Art Squares for $13. sire 9x12. E. you. Ciias. E vans. A. llefRckl Co. Mrs. Geo W. Vennblc has returned from Miss Daisy Davies will spenk In the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller have returned | an extended visit to relatives at Miami Methodist church Thursdny evening Jan. from a week’s stay at Mlnml. nnd Jacksonville. 28th. at 7:30 o'clock. — EJeeta Urand Tml «rul-Spices. 'Bilk shirt waists at big reduction at Garner ii Roberts have good?butter In Ciias. E vans. M ettlngcr’s. one-pound prints for 35 cents. R. J. Holly spent Sunday among old Wnde makes frequent trips to Sanford. John V. Denton, the well known comfriends at Gainesville. ^ | h e. him-at-Oriawtormlsiion- merchant, sp*rot-**v. Go to ii.'U.'lfitl for’everytW lfirin_lth t' Mrs. M. A._Cnrter of Lunikin. Gq.,iavln'- this week at his form In Alachua county, J grocery line. lliri}! her daughter, Mrs. W. H. Williams, Do nwny with dust while sweeping enr-Mr. and Mrs: D. L.ilirosiicr and dnugh- on Frencli avenue. |>ots by buying Wlzzurd CarpH CJennwrof I SO * w . * * ■'’CM ^ " *^ 7 , 7 W f U m ip w y s w r c s i W.'u w g H o rs e “: r.J.W w ner, oí ti» c l o c k Thc I« ., on ^ • Dcu lino of b, »tings evc, ever brought lo theoter of Orlando, was In the city ThursThe A.C. L. pay train was here Tuesday Sanford. See thciti nt »lie Sanford Furni­ doy. and made the hearts of the boys glad to ture Company. Theodore Aulin. the enterprising young Those having money to invest are In­ merchant of Oviedo, was in Sanford on the tune of about $30,000. vited to take n look nt Sanford. Good Fred Templeton, the painting contractor, business Friday. rentable houses will pay nt least twenty hns returned from a three week’s visit to If you wont to sell or buy city lots, city per cent on the investment ntxjve all taxes. jvoperty. celery farms, see N. H. Garner. ills sister, Mrs. Charles Prowl, at Leesburg. One million feet of cypress bleaching = = = = = SANFORD, FLORIDA ~ — -------$18 Art Squares for SIS, size 9x12. E. See C. A. Reed for furniture nnd piano hoards. Place orders now. G. R. Calhoun. A. Heflleld Co.moving. U Mrs. Leila Hill Wright nnd Miss Jessie Prof. James Madison Chapman paid Hie Rrn Men. Attention I Smoker nnd ous­ McCreary of Rome. Gn„ arrived on the Herald office a pleasant visit on Thursday. ter supper to be held Wednesday. Ft'bi heT ~ -------[¿Prof. Chapman is nn old friend of our col- City of-Jacksonville,-Wednesday morning aro 3d. at Masonic hall. to visit a frw**eeks with Mrs. M. H. Bow­ lege days.' Circus day There is no dearth of amusements in ler. Hns nt last arrived. See L. R. Philips about cucumber ami anfonl these days, and the bands keep Low [>rirws on 1tonus for spring plnntTake tin: children tu tlie allow today. sq uurIj seed.—*-------------- ’ All Local Advertisements UrtMer This tin- sin;ilI hoys guessing. ing nt ll R. Philips._______ Wade, tlie tuner, Orlnndo. The entertainmcnf given liy~the Urnse Heading, One Cent a Word Each I s s i f * JlO.Srf value sanitary felt mnttress go­ Rugs, from .75 cents up. E, A. Hcfficld C. M. Brodwaler, representing the Paint­ ing nt $8 for the next thirty days. Sun- Comedians is not all music, but fun from Furniture Store. start to finish. At ojiera iiouse Jan. er Fertilizer Co., was in the city several For S ale, Wood—Pino or oak. try car­ fonl Furniture Company. Headquarters for Iron Age toots. Any days tills week. load; blocks or otherwise. W. B. Ballard 27-28. Popular prices. E. L. Ferrnn, n prominent merchant c f Altamonte Springs,- Florida. For nn up-to-date tailor-mnde suit, see thing you wnnt in hand plows, fertilizer Long's Proserves in . glioses, Finest on Eustis, was In the city this week, visiting distributors, etc., Harry J. Wilson. L ost —Jan. 18th, '09, in scrub between I). A. Caldwell & Sons. mnrkct. Ciias. E vans. Ms daughter, Mrs. D. L Tltrnslier. Luke Helen nnd Euter|>risc, one black and Mr. nnd Mrs. BPR. fTwoope nnd Miss Nf P. Yowell and n Inrge force of clerks W. E. Hurley, traveling freight ugent tnn hound (name Dram) lias split In right New line men’s p an ts $1.25 to $5, at Caldwell left today for Tampa, where from »he Orlando store assisted nt the great for the Queen &. Crescent Route, was in ear. Hns ihy name on collar and Oriniulo Mettlngcr’s. license tag No. 77 on him. Ati'y lnforma­ Violet Brand sale at the store of N. P. they will remain for several months. the city on Tuesday. tion leading to Ids recovery will lie suit­ Pst Chappell's original "Rabbit's Foot" Yowell & Co. litis week. Their many friends hojie Jo see them High,grade Cigars and Tobacco, Smnkably rewarded. A. L. Beck. Orlando, Fla. company will show here Thursdny night again ere they return North. Gamer A Roberts sell high-grade Cigars ing And chewing. Most 'com plete lino In __ Fok SALL-J'iiLV.airil» of stove wood a t— the show grounds south of the city:---“Our own caffee," 25 crnts n pntintlrfor ho city. $4.00 [ht cord. P. M. Elddk. nnd tobacco. Try them. • Ciias. E vans. “Our Own” coffee, best 23 cent coffee on note by Garner & Roberts. Now is tlie lime to buy your sub-irrlVoting man of good character willies Mrs. Harry Alexander of Oviedo spent a die market, nt either Blore of Garner & Railroad rates of one fare plus 25 cents gated land. See M. M. Smith. employment ill or near Sanford, Address few hours in Sanford, Monday, with her Roberts. A. J., Geneva. Fla. 24-2 fur tlie round trip from points In Georgia husband, being eii route to Dude City lo J. H.'Eschman of Minncn|>oIis. Minn, and Florida are offered for the period of * -Several Sanford people attended the spend a few dnys will) relatives. For S ale—Launch, cheap. Sixteen ferj the Florida Slate Fair. Tumpn, Februury is spending a few weeks in the clth pros­ long; 2)4 horse power Stanley engine; dedication .of the Elks'home nt Orlando pecting for Celery City land. Drop in nnd insiicct the Princess steel 23-7. only used for pleusure one season, and is yesterday and the reception given after­ in first-class repair Reason for selling, I ranges. A real range nt a moderate price. You need n good typewriternnd do not word. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Lock nnd family of desire to buy n large boat- The sealing Sanford Furniture Company. The Hoynl Tailors Brand of Clothing Lock|xirt. N- Y.. have arrived in tlie city. wnnt to pay an exfiorbiinnt price for It. capacity is eight people? Embroideries, laces and shirtw aist Mr. Uick is a large celery grower in Lock- see tlie Blickenderfer. nt The Herald office. P. B. Brantly. Clermont. Florida. means |>erfection. See samples at I). A. fronts, specially selected stock of the [tort, nnd in his opinion ntiout Sanford Caldwell & Son's. If you wunt n flrst-clnss typewriter nt n Ladles, sec the fine line of Trimmed moderate price, call at The' Herald office states that it is the finest trucking center Huts ut Kunner’s. New line men's p ants $1.25 to $5, at latest designs, at M ettlngcr's. and inspect the Blickensdcrfer. The beat If you want n tirst-clnss tailor-made in the world today. Mettlngcr's. ' Get estimates from Pell on house print­ and most coni|mct inndnncoii the market. Dill Pickles, sweet mixed, cucutttliers, ing. Rev. R. J. Garbet, pastor of (lie Baptist suit for $12.98, call nt D. A. Caldwell & If It's MULES you want to plow or • * mangoes and sour piekles in hulk. Iron beds from $2 up. Get them quick harrow , sec Jam es Harris. church at Altoona, Pa., spent this week Sons. * Charles Payne has returned from Derry, Ciias. E vans. at the Sanford Furniture Company. here, assisting Rev. J. W. Boyd in the re­ E xL'EJiienlxd Nurse— For- Information N. If., where he intended his falher during 19-4 vival meetings. A fine line of ladles' P a tte rn Hals W. 1). Touscy of tin: Southern Express address " Nurse,'' Box 103, City. Co. spent several days of this week nt George W. Spencer was in Jacksonville his recent illness nnd deuth. Mr. Payne at Kanncr's. Wanted—Party to contract , to furnish this week attending the dedication of the hns tlie sympathy of his many Sanford Don't forget that L. R. Philips lias the the office in this city. Mr, Tousey makes engine wood on rack, for S. & E. railway. A. P. Connelly, Jncksuville his hendzuorters. new Masonic temple nnd Incidentally friends, best prices on all sorts of garden seed. iron hods from $2 up. Get them quick Wanted.—Children's sewing to do. Mrs. taking in the exposition. All the ladies of Sanford are invited to A little money now and a little nowand attend a sliver ten at the home of Mrs. E. Marie .Ketchum. 510 Magnolia street. fresh fish every day—Guaranteed to bo nt the.Sanford Furniture Company. * then is the way to buy celery land..- Sec For S ale—Perfectly sound, gentle horse; W. Peabody on Oak avenue. Thursdny, County Commissioner J/H . Lee, a prom M. M. Smith for particulars. fresh—also oysters. __ Indy cun drive; price reasonable. Good Jan. 28th, from 3 to 0 o'clock. inent citizen of Oviedo, was q yisitor in —S. C. Richards, Lcffler Block. size and can work on farm. Also good Mrs. Forrest Lake, who has lieen the • | Sanford, Thursday. He is one of Orange Some people sepm to think Florida is buggy and harness if horse is taken.-* C. II. Leffier spent Sunday in the city, charming guest of Iter sister, Mrs. 'Julian Box No. 9, Lake Mary, Fla. Mr. U-ffier tins charge of the ^auford ex­ county's most progressive citizens, nnd Carpenter, for a week, returns tomorrow slow. Let them try Gnrner & Roberts 22-3 served successfully on the board for mnny witli nil order. Phone 39. For rent or for sale—cash or terms— hibit nt Jacksonville, und is doing good to her home in Sanford, to the regret of years. new cottuge corner Eighth street arid work there for the Celery City. High-grade oleomargeriiie, 25 and 30 Magnolia avenue. Four nice (urge rooms, her many friends in Jacksonville.—Jack­ Special Sale of ladles’Trimmed Hots sonville Metrojxtlis. cents a pound. Garner &. Roberts. kitchen und hath. Occupancy nlmut Feb. Embroideries, laces and sh irtw aist a t Kanner's. * 1st. —S. O. SlIINllOIJSEH, fronts, specially selected sto ck of th e Dr. E. A. Nelson of Atlanta whose Planting lime is here. M. M.Smith will Plione 115 after (1 o'clock p. m. U. S. cream Bepara lor. very cheap, nt sell you land on easy terms, Isles! designs, a t Met finger's. sermons in the; Baptist church Inst week For Rent—Two medium-sized front —Geo. 11. Fernald Hnrdwure Co. U. S. cream separator, very cheap, at Beans, English (teas, tomatoes; ull seeds were so much enjoyed and proved so rooms nnd pantry, up stairs. Apply nt W. H. Goodman tins established n first- »r soring cron>. at excentlonnllv good Jielnful to his Jienrers. left Monday_ftit-Lg —Geo. H. Fcrrinld Hardware Co. einas moot niurkrt-ntflOSSa: Orlnndo. ... ,* .. . [trices.- I__R. Philips. S hape Tsees—Those wanting shade trees CScvni was q visitor. to Sanford, Thurs­ where he will have on hand at all limes n Beautiful I Exquisite I New line oT of any kind, such an palmetto. magnoIioT Beautiful! Exquisite! New line of day. Mr. McLain reports everything in choice stock of fresli Florida and Western embroideries, laces and shirtw aist em broideries, laces und sh irtw aist oak and nuiplc, should see1 A. F. Westcrdlck. Trees guaranteed to grow. Box hi* section to tye in a flourisliing condition. meats, park sausage, etc. He is a practi­ fro n ts Just received at M etllnger's fro n ts Just received a t M ettlngcr's. 293, Sanford. cal and experienced meat man, und no Commencing January 1st. 1909, George Yah dot vns de funiest ting of you Representative-elect J. ft. King of Ovie­ Celery P i-ants—15,000 very fine prick W. Venable, contractor: and builder, will doubt will make a success on that busi­ do was in Sanford, Thursday,an business. could see dot Brose feller spoil fon a bed [glints for sale cheap. Jj«o. I>. J inkins, ness avenue. employ only union labor, and work eight He is tlie newly elected representative, doodlesocks. I link you void sdiplit mit Corner of Frencli avenue nnd Third street. M. M. Smith has 1,000 acres of celery hours n day. F urnished Rooms roH Rent- Good location chosen because of his solid business qual­ laughter, yet already. ‘Aint ilT At op­ only two dollars‘per week if luken ut once. Lenox, 8. D. The second night broke land. Sold on easy terms. ities, and will no doubt serve the county era iiouse Jon. 27-28. Popular prices. Cull ut Herald office. The telephone wire la now complete with credit and ability. Ihe record. Played to largest business of *. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Koldcr of Kenton, Two nice furnished rooms far rent, •ny company this season. This was between Tavares and Sanford, and A. E, Murrell & Mi shew arc busy cultivating Ohio, are In the city this week. Mrs. Koh­ James Harris. At opcifc house Jan . 27-28. Allen, In charge of the office nt Sorrento, their macaroni farm. The new bleaching ler. under the noil) de [gumc of Hilda Rich­ * informs us that tlie line throughout la To E xc-hanoe ; Noriltern- business- end Popular [trices. process discovered by Mr. Pill has proved mond. writes some charming articles for — residential property to fur Sau*working admirably. We don't observe the magazines, aiul will [reliably feature An English iudy with a thorough mua gmiL&mxcss. and tjifijx Lucks nf. m afa. ford or vicinity vacant lots, orange rove any effort-baing mode to sell - the -stock, or Impro Improved or unimproved celery and. roni are blenched u beautiful white. Tills Sanford In some. - ^ training and some years « p e fie iW but [resume it may be hod on applica­ Brown, box 820, Sanford, Fla. enterprising firm will reap a rich harvest In (caching would give lessons in San Just arrived. Snider's canned goods tion nt Uie office.—'Tavares Herald. f»d at pupil's home on violin or piano. For Rent—Desk room second floor office. from tills new crop in (tie macaroni delta. catsups and preserves, at Garner & AHrfrwSs t i n t AST_________________________ Icon* Ht rate of one rlnltn, nn is*-ir **gH HMatlHUflfiWl-ltffiQdgt K u b tlU . "kb!i-wn hionCeys.’iiarsea. elephants. clc .butlF reT Letluc* plants.“ if.1I t, Mum? dress Miss Tinne, Sorrento, Fla. 22-3t going at cost. ' [ B. R. Kline, tlie affable and hustling headoK^jALZ^— inuiued for King & Tucker to [reduce a , on Celery avenue. _Geo. li. Feniold Hardware Co. In some unaccountable way the name representative of the Home Protective Astrained Llama. This very docile and meek of Mike Rotundo was omitted from the list •ociotion of Canton, Pa., was in the city Dried Salt Shoulders at 1214 cents found little animal performs many wonderful Murray's Cement Tlie of contributors to the Sanford bureau at this week and secured a number of new ot H. H. Hill's grocery. feats and acts with all tlie intelligence of For drainage and irrigation is tlie best. jLe Jacksonville exposition. Mr. Rotundo patrons for his company, which is one of If you-*-old, middle *,aged, youth, the higher animals. See them this after­ Perfect taints, durable and well mads. ■ very liberal, and presented the the best in the country. It provides in­ maiden or Infant, don't attend any noon or tonight at the show grounds. This is made in Sanford. Patronize a demnity for accident, sickness and death. OMnmissloner with four crates oi lettuce, Chose & Sanborn's tea and coffee, the Sunday school, you are cordially In­ Imme Industry and will follow this up with several crates and get better goods. vited to the Methodist Sunday school Swell line of quartered oak cheffoniers best there is. Gamer & Roberts. of celery, Made in " 2 " and * * 3 ” size. Sold by the every Sunday morning at 9:45. . at Sanford Furniture Company. Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. 22-4t Methodists, please: Methodists, Please: Low [trices on tomato seed at L R. Olives in bulk and in all size bottles. February 14 Is Birthday Missionary February |4 |& Birthday Missionary Philips. Cii/ls. Evans. Everybody who can afford tu pay Sunday School Sunday. Help us by Sunday School Sunday. Help us by Iron beds from $2 up. Get them quick Silk shirt waists at big reduction at fare for the round trip is going to bringing or sending, on that day one bringing or sending on that day one a t the Sanford Furniture Company. Mettlngcr's. .Y state fair, at Tampa. February 3-27. penny for each year of your age. fenny lor each ycatvof your age IN AND ABOUT THE CITY FA R M IN G or Clark’s Cutaway Harrows a 4 Planet Jr., and Iron Age and Hand Tools The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co WAN TS. �.......... * v. : * -*1V V. ... v - .. 1 ....... * 7^ . -T-; V O ’- — ---------------- - - - - ----------------------- ..................... . " -• ■ Tfte SANFORD r i c . ** • ' r\ herald •»Bnuarj. FLORIDA PRODUCTS JN N. Y. W heTe^evoU t o f ^ h e C è lê r y I Decided Improvement _______ Pi (New York P« New York, Jan. 18.—There is adecidedly City Worship Tom orrow better feeling In the Florida orange market than there vyqe last week. The range of prlcei ftfr the average offerings on the RESUME OF ALL CHURCH EVENTS street was from $2 to S3, with fancy InIdinn river fmlt, including the pineapple Of Interest to Those Religiously In­ I variety, bringing S3.SO. [ The grapefruit market, which ipst week clined-Subjects of Discourses for the SaBBalh. v#»/vtptf I was injioor ogmlition, due to the heavy T k * P itt or* at Ik* O v . i t k it In ika C it y It* E ar n t t lj I receipts, has shown a better feeling this R tqvtrtiid to k r {a ( er w ad th*h A n n n u n tm itn it tnd week, and prices on good stock range from a lta r O v u r J i N a m (a ihit 0« m not It lt t ita a I h .r t d t j I fl.5 0 to S2.| Tangerines sold at S2to$3.' t? T ? . rirst Methodist I About the same heavy receipts of let' Rev. A.E.Hcuiehaldtr.pastor;church, co m « Park avenue and1fifth »trret: t>mona<r. corner Mgs- Ituce the early parro f last week hare been nulls svenue «nit Seventh »treet: phono <¡34. -Sunday momlns «ervlee at 41; evenlns service. [duplicated this week. If anything, there*. 7:00: Sunday ochool. B:4S a. in.: Jno. K. Met- I celpts of this week have increased over tinter, fitspt. Epworth League. 3:00 Sunday even­ last week. The first three days of tills ing. Subject, 11 a. m„ “Helping Each Other." week there were 55 cars of lettuce re­ 7:15 p. m.. Preparatory Services. ceived and the demand is. of course, not 7:30 p. m., subject. "Sin Will Expose." very good, which is due to the unusually Como and bring your friends. Invite torge i ^ l p t i . _ j a ^ l c C t m o i U y r a n f i e your neighbors. Stringers “always wel- Trom~<I to 11750. with a few fancy come. Let parents come to Sunday marks bringing a little more. The amount School nt 0:43 a. m. and bring your chll- of lettuce received this week breaks the dren. Let the young people attend the record, being the..highest-for-rw y-titneLeague services nt 3 p. to. Wo cannot | this year to far, ITord to miss these services: Peas sold nt $3.50 to $4.30, which is n great deal higher than last week- and ____ _______ iL- The stock --------Crm»r«gsfliiaael«,vUs.vrT*i HrV, J. W. RtrhnnU poMor; Sunday morning X jgJu£& M k was not of the best »ervlce, 11; evening eervkau-3:30; (u-ayrr tneertng Werlnesdigr. 7:00 p. m.: Sabbath school, 10 a. m. quality, but tills week it is much better, J. C Kmmingrr. Superintendent. hence the higher figures. Rev. C. E. Richards, who has been sup­ Beans bring, on the street, from $1.50 plying the pulpit of tho People's Congre­ to $3.30, with the fancy quality reaching gational church, having given notice of the outside figure. Peppers nre selling nt his Intention to leave, by the recommen­ $3 to $4, or about the samo ns last dation and ndvicc of Rev. F. E. Jenkins, week’s prices, and the prices on white superintendent of Congregational work in squash remain about the same. tho South, this church hns called Rev. R. The receipts of cauliflower have been I^e Kirkland of Evansville, Indiana, to be light and the prices range from $1.50 to Its pastor. Should lie accept, lie will prob­ $3.50 per basket, ndcordlng to quality. ably'he here early in February, ns Rev. Choice tomatoes brought 11.50 and the Richards will remaln-for-only one more fancy about $2.50. Eggplants are selling | Sabbath. at $3 to $4. Tho prices of strawberries are a little J belief than last “week, stock selling on [ Rev. M. Fox, rector; arrvicra cverr »econil and fourth Sunday; rnrly nm»», 7 a. m : rnnti and *er- the street at 3li to 40c a quart. C ITY PROPERTY OR TR U C K LA N D S Come and See Us ' - ■ “j7- . 1. . . . ì L r • > r k l l k* i ,7 n r NUn » : a > .* I rtitin, 10 n. m.; Sunday school, 9 (f. in.; veipcra, 3 j r ’ ' V- ------- —- filed for Record » TTiirtl Sunday nftcr Epiphany; Sunday Alice E. Hill to Jesse French Co„ con. school 0 n. m.; mass and sermon 10 n. m. $400. Mòndtiy; Muss 7 n. m.; instructions for Mollle Langenbach to Jesse French Co. cltiidrcn 3 p. m. con. $300. S. A. Tedbetter to Jesse French Co. con. f i r s t B a p tist $323. R»v. f. W. Iloyd pattnr: Sunday morning **fVIt*. ILcvenlng »crvlcc, 7:00; Sabbath actioul. 0:43 • R. W. Macy vs. Mt. Olive A. M. E. church a m.; Dr. J. T. Denton, Supt.; prayrr meeting every tien. Wadneulay, 7:00 p. m.; Y. W. A. Oral Friday, 3 p. m.; Y. M S. laat ft (day, O fr-mi------- ------——— ~rArVr French and wife to Adèle L. Lane Reviynl services nrc still lw-lng contin­ qcd. $1. ued in the Baptist church, with meetings W. F. Lenvit ami wife to Addle LLane daily nt 3 p. in. and 7 p. tn. Rev. H. J. wd. $1. Gorbct of Altoona arrived Tuesday after­ Teke Love to Ada L. T. Graves, con. ' noon ami is assisting the pastor, Rev. Ada L Craves ami husband to Tenk J. W. Boyd, and is reaching iiearts and Lowe. wd. $10. lives with his cnrnest'mcssngcs. Services . W. H. Dunnway to Lovelace and Sewell will be held nt the usual hours next Sun­ wd, 3125.- — V— — — — -----day and u warm Invitation is extended J. R. Beasley to James L Giles ct. nl.. to nil. Sunday school opens promptly chat mort. $000. at 0.43 a. m. * Geo. W. Friedman to A. W. Acrec, sat. mort. llo ly C ross fp lso o p sl E. W. Treadway to Win. B. Griswold ct. Rev. fi. F. Drown, rector; A. D. Key. senior wardrn; Sunday morning service, II; l-venlng service, nl. qcd. $50. 7:30; Sabbath school, 11:43«, III.; IT F.Whllner. Supt.; prayer meeting. 7:30 Wednesday evening. Chns. S. Seihb and wife to A. S. Mercer. w d rll,-----------------------------------:-----. I Presbyterian A. Dorner and wife to John M. Hunt, } Rev. J. I McKInnton. tuistor; morning service, mtg., $250. Sabbath school, school U:30 a II; eventn:g service, ,7:00; Sabhalh m.; Henry McLnulln, Supt. prayer meeting Wed- . Barnes & Jessup Co. to Smith & Davis, nenia y, T:•00 p. m pt. sat. mtg., $1. . John M. Hunt and wife to J. A. Hen­ dricks; wd., $500. Wm. M. Trockenbrod to J. A. Hendricks, wd.. $500. J. A. Hendricks and wife to Arrol Dor­ mer, qcd., $1. . Joe Cameron and wife to John H. and S. C. Castle, wd., $1225. J. W. Fleming and wife to M. E. Miller, wd., $1750. State of Florida to Brown & Lartigue, tax deed. $28.96. “Marked Copy” Did the Trick. Tr.’kL RLawton, lease, $16. Tr. M. E. Church, Oviedo, to Est. W. J, Lawton, lease, $5. Cûrl Mollcr and wife to J. R. and F. R. Pounds, deed, $540. “G. W. Cook and wife to Ida Hannah, wi HOARDING CELERY. SANFORD. FLA. It Mokes No DifTeJence What You Want or Where You Want It _ W E H A V E IT and on Terms that are Rijjht H O W A R D -P A C K A R D LAND COM PANY ♦ A. E. H I L L Hardware and Farm Implements LUCAS PAINT Used In Uncle Sam’s Paint Shop During the peit year the U. S. Navy lias consumed 091,000 pound» of ‘ ' TIIC COMPRESSED AIR SPRAYER B est by T«»t for C ro w o rs. All who hnvt> M*wl this «Cray cotitimiou»|y nre frre from hllitlit ami Insrcls. Lucas While Paint nml 278,700 jxiumis of LUCAS COLORS, sufficient to produce more than 100.000 gallons of paint, equivalent to 50 carloads of 200,000 gnlkms each, and winch would make a train more than one-hnlf mile long. In addition to tills Uncle Sam has used during the pnst year more than 25,000 gallons of LUCAS VARNISHES. ENAMELS and other products. Uncle Sam’s preference is not n matter of favor, but of QUALITY and RESULTS. In Uncle Sam's service.’ as in .everybody rise's, LUCAS PRO­ DUCTS hove nn unbroken record for sntisfnctory results. r W ELL DRIVING We have the largest and best etjuipped plant for driving wells in this section of the country and are prepared to fill all orders promptly. Our machinery is up-to-date and tinr workmen are skilled in the work. Those contemplating putting in wells would serve their best inter­ ests by consulting us andlearning prices before making contracts. Growing Straw berries, Celery * Asparagus, Lettucc.-Qninny pays LSell the Land—Your Brnins, Money, nml Muscles Makes tho Crop and the Profit Trav. Ins. Co. to Thos. W. Wilson, wd , $500. , v - 0 Perkins to L. F. Tiiden, wd., 125. W. H. Underwood and wife to Sanford B. A L. Assn., mtg.. $1500. -W. J--Thigpen-to tfytliiey~T).~ain8e"wJ < 1100. -------------MAIIKED COPY1 oa a newspaper JTHT M. Morris, Ex. to W. J. Thigpen, wrapper Is aura to maks tbs receiver a Drew to W. J. Thigpen, open and read. Last year a southern man bought rt7_copl«e of bU local pager o o qfrlj^ ’ur a factory location,' m arked them and mailed them to fifty lndfvlduala or concerna that might be latere«tad. . Pint Corjcord Park. ^.TrDurUn et nUJatLYrCheiUlMieyir E. B. Million to Vf. B. O’Neal, wd , $223 W. E. Shine, gdn., to W. R. O’Neal, deed. 75. Joe Cameron and wife to IJo yd M. Lu- Result; Twelve Immediate inquiries, three propositions for the, factory afta, - r one thriving factory located which to-, Mueller, wd., $500. Jait M. WIUcox et. aL. to Marlon T. Holt, day pays wages to 1TB persona living wd., $600;_________ ________ In that town. The Herald furnishes engraved visiting paper for euch opporto­ cards at the same price asked In Jackson ville and New York. l i T O U R TO W N . ryt-v.1; 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 D LAN D S Flowing W ells on All Celery Delta and oUter^Desirnble Tracts in Blocks to Suit Purchaser N . W H IT N E R Prices and descriptions upon request First National Bank Bujljjÿ ,-M ■ �-i*--': Í'V „T-CV.--------------------------- ;------------ BPi ; ‘ >D E fc îl* Ê = iJ THE SANfOItt» ttfRALD AN ORDINANCE NOTICE OF INCORPORATION Spencer’s Bakery . .,„M r tor the Appointment of a City ." !* •'" , , , r .. •* H u is i Grew. That we, (he under ! » toteml to apply to the Honorable A W GlinAtial, gnver>ffie tj the Stale »r n drOTrurTaT* Pftrk Avenue------'Phone 100 »ha*»ee. (lorida on the 0th day of February; A D P , “ nl >n‘« P « ' “ n4 Tin Howasp• l~ ■ -rr— Pscxasd L*sn Cnursay, under the 7<Jlowing pro­ K charter, the original of which Is now ¿n file i it (hall be the duty of the Mayor, ’ ora™ of the Secretary of the State of Florid a anoroval of the Council, to appoint a City » B. Arms Howarc l» r« t romrenaatlon shall be Died by Cu l m C. HoWssc, ' ■ • Imsr a Panoutp. ^ ahall be the duty of the City Scaveh£tnove all eicrement from the privies with• ARTICLES O r INCORPORATION OF THE HOWton**»»- Ite»!“ J ? ? d ty .a t leaalonr* ■ ir .r r i an<l all the garbage pfnced uptm the ARD PACKARD LAND COMPANY. SitTj.i'ly lie »hall also remove from tlie dty Full Line of Lunch Goods, Can­ tut mmaencatn. have agreed to aaaociate ffiu aU «her oflenalv* w unaightly matter or ouWt. tael yea, ami do lierrt.y associate ooraelvea to­ Jounce when requested to do no by the Inapocf gether for the dies, Cigars and Tobaccos. We use oformlng formlniinto a Nsjy iigit .purpose --------and corporate " » .^ » l^ u under n d c r nml ami by virtue of the laws * iM M U e Ihe’dnty of the Scavenger to thor* ic anti -Free house the Stat^ ?(, of Floridn, Floridn. and do hereby h adopt the the best of mo tennis. ,Vt, waih all emptied bucket! before reptaring following Articles id Incorporation ; to house delivery. '?*■ Every privy w ithin th e corporate lim ita • ARTICLE l hit »ball be providrd. nt the cxpcnactof tinIftherity The name of thia corporation shall hr-Tnr How Shh one or more -¡, vil mare w ater d o a c t buckets of rego- asd -P aolocd Laxo Cuwrsav, and its principal place « 5 u.‘ln^ ! •« Sanford. Orange eointy, -!•-(•-(•♦+ + '» -+ + + + + + 4 -+ + + + + + + + + 4 -.1 .4 . y ^ s M i tss.r- a" c“~u- W® Make Everything to the Trade I The Florida-Fertilizer Co. : Known Best Brand of Fertilizers For Florida Growers 7 jgf -Slates of Iha UimIhI State«, and in -foreign trainr trie#, a t tlie Inard of directors may determine. ¡Jatrhrre hurkrti are used, ahall pay $ 1.00 per wVri per quarter. payablo quarterly In advance; «■■Mr*. aal<«ns. m w ir t m v borcl*. and all Zo„r nlares dbutlneas .ahall pay SI.50 per qunr and in «tier 8m e t of the United States and in foreign countries; to plat, improve and deve'op lands forth« purpose of sale; and to do and per­ tain all things appropriate or needful for the detoiWPJtaiii am»«$n^ > t as utal t ii m r purjadc» Tor which the same may be adapted; to undertake and direct the management and sale of -trti or port or the [inr;ieMf cf tiie mrivirnilon; and to undertake and direct the management and sale + Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p.m. of property, buildings and lands of others, and to AND™. transact oa-cummission the gm rrah twryhiesard yral estate ngcaka and brokers. Saturdays 4 to 9 p .m . " ThifffiTmy, own. lease, occupy, use ami develop lAliuk«“ 'md Vi ay out. plat, irrigate, drain and sutdlvlde thu same; to oi>eratc farms, ranches, orchards and Plantations, and establish colonies of Immigrants; and to erect and construct houses, buildings and works b( every kind on the land of the corporation To manufacture, purchase, or otherwise acquire 4 - H - + 4 4 4 4 + + 4 4 4 4 + + 4 4 + + + 4 4 4 4 4 to hold. own. mortgage, pledge, sell, assign, trans­ fer, or otherwise dispose of. invest, trade and deal in and with umber, lumber, naval stores, and olhrr gts sis. wares and merchandise of every rlass and description, which may 1» calculated directly or Indirectly to effectuate Its business To issue honds nnd to secure tlie same by pledges or deeds of trust or mortgages, of or u«m the whole or any part of ihe property held by the cor(»ra­ DEALER IN tion. and to sell and Pledge such taiftii» for proper corivrntc uses, as and when tire t»ard of directors may determine; to loan nnd borrow nvtnti on nolra, IkuhIs.' mortgages or otherwise; and to buy own. hire, lease, mortgage. pledge and Mhrrwlse deal in and dispose Of all kinds of personal prop- ^ - S i ’s ^ A l i v S ^ S S S J a w c ] | p, ..t J a am rt1-flv Inmlvitnre id lrri anil raslj Ts H.e Mtvoa Lake: ,1 T ~ Nike. jtotundo, her husband, andHike Kiiiundo in Ids own light, HOLLY ~ — vronrYnsSa ToVittoriaVlllnno:• n/sn? I*’r »Btdaviu of Mike Rotundo and Carine UaVUIano Rotundo, herein duly hied, they dejmse aodsay uj.moath that they are the complainants aamed Inthe foregoing Bill of Partition: that Hie [japoodent, Vittoria Vlllano (or Victoria Vlllnno), «.nonresident of.the suta of florida; that the »an infant under-the age of twenty-one years; latt she is a citlren of the Kingdom of IInly and tow resides with her mother; Cattollca Sargent VuUnQ. iiljnsdomlnl. Marigliano, Provlncin di tawria Kingdom of Italy, ond that there it no l«»»n Inthe State of Florida the service of a subwhom would bind the said Vittoria , ^'¡Van-therefore ordered to appear to this Bill • nuia^£iltan™ Monday, the 1st dny oi March, T v ¡«e same being a rule day ut said court It ulutther ordered that this notice be published •steight consecutive weeks in The Sanford Herald, aarwipaper puldishrd In Orange County, Florida, v-J**'1?*-*»- B. M Robinson. Clerk of'the Circuit swtloandfor Orange county. Florida, and the Wjlof ,.ld court, this 2nd day of January. A. U ‘“A. V*N. u _Tiuuiura. U. M. Rcatawie, Clerk. ______ (srscl for tV im phrtntm tir « '* W ILLIAM S Florida nnd Western 'Meats Full Line of Groceries Uy M A Howard. f> C. — T he M Real E stat ■ ■T T arks A e f * .- V 'I g en c y E S T A B L I S H E D 1S&»- The business of this ctyq«ration shall le con­ ducted by the soliowHng offiters; a President, a Treasurer, and a Secretary, circled by the l-oard tla trj w s , « la la la s n l of dunsoraof nut lesa than three nor more than five directors, who must I«stockholdera of the curioration, to he elocted by fhe stockholders annually Until Ihr first annual meet mg of the stickhold era hereinafter- prwided for. and until their suctrssora ore elected and nuallfird. the officers of this curporation shall tie: Il Adna Howard. 1‘resl dent. Jrsse O Packunl. Treasurer, nnd Claude C Hownrd. Secretary; the Board of Directors shall hr: II Adna Howard, Jesse 0 I'm Surd und Claude C Howard. The first organisation meeting of (he stockhold­ ers of (his corporation shall he held in the City uf Sanford. Orange County, Florida, the principal place of business uf the corporation, at the offices of the corporation, on the 20th day of February. A D. Unit), for the purpose of adopting by-luws and completing tlie organisation of the cur pom lion, and also for the (iur(«Se of electing such --lit cers Of the corporation ns are hereinbefore provided for, and Ihereafter the annual meetings of the stockholders of this corporation shall be held on the first Tuesday in January of eoch and every year. Are Oflering Any and A ll Kindss of Florida Real Estate As Can be Had Anywhere. *■ t iiii .è m N Office on Park Avenue, between First and Commercial Streets, Sanford,* Florida. W. W . L O N G “ For Particulars, Call on C. H. F E R N A L D , Praa. A. T . R O S S E T T E R , V. Pros. A. P. C O N N E L L Y , Sec'y. & Treas. Fresh Meats Q. H . F E R N A L D W . O. H O L D E N r . P . ROHSTER D ir e c to r s T. J . Groceries Agent for Virginia Carolina Fer­ tilizers 4 -ic M IL L E R Sanford Pressing Club 'x a sA tli t Ladies' Skirts and Gentlemen's Clothing 9-R00M HOUSE, 14 ACRES Givinjj you twelve pieces n month. Wt* will cull fur and .deliver your lollies once a week. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. In Enterprise $ 110 0 .0 0 Florida Enterprise Our Monthly Rate for Club Only FRESH $125 a l i GEO. W. ADAMS, Manager. > ■ n Gold's Barber.Shop - DON P E A B O D Y mm C LEA N S AND P R ESS ES FOR S A L E 'Phone 60 itit f , ii V ! ljrff Park Avenue, North 1 I I 1B — — . ¡epairing Ä l l K in d s of M a c h in e ry r ........ T J C Ä tE u y iir------- -- Automobiles and Gas i> Engines . GROCERIES Office and worka on Oak Avenue, The Herald ia fully equipped to print One stationery of all kinds. AU the latest fcf Z ^t¿ ppor ^eniaid's / L O R I D A type and material ahd “tlie tnen behind the type" who know bow, dm F R A N K L. W O O D R U F F | «ftW \ T,U<vlWl\ £ The Latest Fnll Styles in Laditia’, Gent's mid Children's Shoes j J Just Received j t ^ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4.4 4 4 4 4 < .4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 4 AT -w X T . ANDERSOTTS“ C. H. DINGEE Plumbing and C c * i;c c C . H ow srt! - 20-5 ----- STRONG LINE OT CHILDREN’S SCHOOL SHOES AND - Just 0 . Patsuau. My cunmiaxioa expires July 8. 1912, V, I-444,->+4’i*444444-:-44+-{-44>{-4-J-->44444->4+4444+44+4+444++4+444 Sanford's Only Exclusive Shoe Store MEATS a rticle v i . Start or Fumna. 1 „ County of Orange./ 1 lic x u i CcxiLn. that -beJure me. a Notary J*ub lie. personally airpenreil li. Adna Howard and Claude C Howard, to me well known-to lie two of the persons named In and who suliacrihcd their name« to the lotcgvung Article, of IncUrpnnition. tnd aevasaUy ackuBaslidgad hafnrs ma that they ■»atjscritxsl and erreurrd the «am»-for the pur pu«es thereto exp ressed .--------------- - ............ la Wirwtsa Winntrir. I have hereunto set my hand and official seal at Sanford, in the County or Or­ ange and the State of tlur Ida. on this the 23 rd day of November. A. D. 1908. [seal) Gin. A. Ik Corns, Notary Public. State of Florida at Large. My cotumUskm expires March 3rd. 1909. Starr or Maaocax. I „ County of Wexford*. I this day, before me Taclaril.TB ififc w «l ____________ persons named in and who executed the foregoing Articles of incorporation, sod acknowledged before me that he rxerutrd the same for the purposes therein mentioned. lx Wrrxtia Wttxxcor. 1 have hereunto sat my hand and official seal at Cadillac, in the County of Wex­ ford and State of Michigan, on this the 14 lb day uf November, A. D. 1>0$. . I« s i | Maart C. Amamm. Notary Public. -4 J m J . 0 . H IG G IN S A. T . R O S S E T T E R H . R. S T E V E N S .D rink-a B o t t le-o t- ARTICLE VII Sanford Machine S Foundry Works Vj fiu l AND Tlie highest amount of indebtedness or liability to whirl!_this nutsualkm—sit all—m lijn. IJ lteli to shall hr the amount of (he capital stuck uf this corporation. 1 The names and rrsidem-rs of ihr subscribing in • corporators of this corporation, and the amount uf the capital stock subscribed by each, are as fol­ lows: U Adna Howard, Sanford. Fla............ .149 Shares Claude C Howard, Sanford. Fla............ 1 Share JeaaeO. Packard. Cadillac. Mich..........150 Shares in Withdo Wiitniir. the subacribing Incuwuratof.a have hereunto subscribed their names. - H. Aims Huvaao. 7 « j; The Sanford Building & Loan Association ii Phone 132 Sanford Avenue DEALER I N ---- p i at as Low Prices and on ns Reasonable Terms W I L L B U IL D Y O U A H O M E ii ARTICLE V. IUII for Partition W“W1« S t r a n g e r s W e lc o m e I herrby terllfy that the above ordinance w pi ernr.---------— a di by City Council of Sanfotil, Fla., In session (tost for hold, purchase, or . To guarantee, . . . sulisgril*' . — aary dth. 1900. Mar* L. Scott. Januar Iherwise acquire, sell, transfer, assign, murtga ge City Clerk. pledge or otherwise dispose of the shares of capi­ ^Approivnl January I9lh. 1909. tal slock of, or any bunds, securities nnd evidences f i a t a i Jjtkit. Mayor. of Indebtedness issued or created by any other cur puration or corporations of this State, or any other In the Circuit Court o f th e 7 th Judicial State, country or -nation: and while the owner of such stock, bonds, or other obligations, to etercite Circuit of the S ta te o f Florida for all the rights, powers ond privileges of ownership thereof, and to exercise voting towers thereon, to Orange County the same extent that a natural person might or could do. W. D Holden and W. J. Thigpen, a s) To receive payment of the capital stock sub­ i Krai (Atate Company, eta. I W V'.' »:■:--------- f-*-------------- scribed for. in money, or in property, labor or services, kt AJUkt valuation therror, to le determined J. K.>r»ttirt«jk and William Gamble J by the hoard of directors; to make contracts of an) Taj. K. Westbrook nod William Gamble: kind whatsoever for Ihc'furtheranoe of Its business frota the affidavit ft Andrew John»on, herein and purposes, ami generally to exercise such pow­ lied, ia which he swrsrt that he Is the attorney of ers as may be Incident to the purposes and busi­ Ihr above named plain tiff»., that he Is informed ness of said corporation, and to have, exrrcisr and believe« that the atuve* defendants are path and enjoy nil the rights, powers and privileges In­ amm iikutt of the State of florida; Irai bn be­ cident to corporations organised and existing under lieves the defendant J.K. Westbrook is a resident the laws of the State of Florida «f Albany. Georgia, and the defendant William The foregoing clauses shall he construed as Inde­ Gamble's residence or place of business Is 292 pendent objects, businesses and t»wers. and the Washington street. New York City; nnd that affi­ rnqmeration of any specific business or ¡»wer ant knows no one or other person on whom ser­ shall not lv held to limit or restrict In any manner iar ran !r made that would hind said defend a QtS. any other business or (»wet ol this curiairutlun It is therefore ordered that lids nollrr lie publishrd In The Sanford Herald, a newspaper pubARTICLE III lisbnl in Orange County, Florida, lor four consecuThe amount of the capital stork of this corpora- the weeks. lion shuil I* One Hundred Thousand (100.000 00) Il Is further ordered that you appear to this bill Dollars, to be divided into One Thousand shares of Wthe 1st day of. February, A. D 1909, the same the par value of One Hundred ($100 00) Dollars Wn| a rule day of said court. each. All or any (nation uf (he 'capital slock of Witness. H M Kohtnson. clerk of the circuit this corporation may he payable in. issued, or eourt and the seal of said court this 30th day of used for in the purchase of property, real or (>er UcCTtnhei, A, I) 11108. social, or fox the payment uf labur or w ivw w. at a ■ B. M. Fi «oraux, ' fu s t) Juirv&tuBIlon to be determined by the hoard of Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. directors. By M A Howard. 20 4 ARTICLE IV | .This corporation shall cop'inar nnd have full l»wer toeserdse its corporate rights and fran­ In Circuit Côutt, Seventh Judicial Clr chises for a pern»! of ninety-nine (99) years from and after the cummenermeru of its corporate ex cult, O rante County, Florida Isteoce. Carmel iaVIllanoKotundoand ■ ROOM 20 $ _ .Upstairs, P ia U i look— I l ^ L __ L . t s M n n i i i n l a h a ll a u / n 75 i «here tuckets Sare not iuaed shall hpay .fo r ___ vwartori thèir rethe femoral ol __J amount of all revenue desiotu of thtiTtnllnance shall cd umlct thrtmivUior i_______ a Sanitary ("find. to tie tuol-by tha.SanlutXOoamlitee for vanrtwry potpoww nniy — Srr 7. The payment lor bttoketanndrca - «trice aball he made at the office of the City Urrk. hrtwtrn the first and the tenth of January. April, fair and October. The Clerk shall keep a record • fillmonies received, and Payout the same by the order or approval of the Sanitary Commit­ ter He shall make a quarterly report to the Coundlof all monies received and paid out under the pavilions ol this ordinance. fcf g. All violators of the provlsiotis of this orgiasnee shall he punished by a One of not lets than $ 1 00»or more than $50.00. or by Imprisonment tad labpr not eiceeding thirty days. Sm # All ordinances and porta of ordinanert ia conflict with the «»rpvlatona of this ordinance are .fa tty repealed. So. 10. This being a sanitary measure, the ■ lhall i M Mtake ' effect immediately after Its -•ttlB W a a w ARTICLE II. A SPECIAL BRAND FOR EVERY CROP f - Sanford Library— I ANI) Co. j . . a , takach, Agent i Free Reading Room % i| The Florida Fertilizer S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A v I : -j ‘ m w w v w m w w m w m m w s w t kt w M i ik n k w w t w w yw w It d a n te the duty of th e bea venger to aoppty tW bucket» where needed, and within tw n d ay i reî ï t the name of the occupaci of the premlaea.wlth Sfaumber of lajckets aupplted. to- the City U erk. LX»e duty II abati be to keep a IUI of the bucket« I« uw and by whom. w¿ T i The owner« or occupant« of premi«-« âk‘ UMt all «art*** In luiUWe rrceptnrlrs and Sa» ume outside of the sidewalk on the •tree!. in *1—* p|açç for the Sca^tuter. Theftrneral nature of the buiine»*“to Iw trans­ acted tor said corporation shall be as follow», towlt: To hohl. taiy. own. control, work, develop »Cll. convey, lease, rent, mortgage, pledge, e ichangr. cultivate, improve and otherwise deal in and dispose of real estate, and any right, title in m Twenty Years o r Experience with Florida Crops Mas D em onstrated ' - th e W orth of Our Fertilizer» ISsT f - G a s F i rt t i n g All Work Receives My Personal Atiendan ~ nnd Best Efforts________ l i ® iM fP ecu If, V -G IN G E R A L E O R S O D A W A T E R Manufactured with pure diatllled water—they will prevent jltneu, aid ____________ d ilu tio n nml givc you health _______ T. L. CUSHING, Oviedo, Fla. Old Shoes Wanted I am again asking for OLD SHOES. I , i will give what they are worth SIZES. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10 II AND 15 A . E . Irvin’s Shoe Shop j f í á ' A biarvrtuiUTjrtüw yrire l o r i a - w a n r t i t ly l a a alxH » Marla of quartered oak. hlgtily polishtd a beautiful guldro color. Etobuaard cobbler acaC llaudaume ___ _ ______ M iId n appearance v fB fill Our. 3rd SL and Sanford Ave. fi a'v-tf. AT'>t ' * / !ï:-!! r> , ]: Agent Wanted a o d v e ry x tro a g lv bu llL R etalla a l th e alo re s f o r P-.oo, tu a no u fa c tu lu rin rln g f a cr llllii l litt ea w e b u t nu a c c o u un t o f oI u r g re a tl m a c l l i l t o y o u fo r $3.6). 1 bra sh o w s y o u w b s l yoM c a n save by b u y la g d lrc c l fro m Ib e f a c to ry t h a t m a k e r n o th lug b u t c b a lra . We m a k e a n d sell c h a ir ! rig h t here In th e Houlli to w w i a t low err w k a l r a a l « p r i c e s , w h ic h m e a n s a sa v in g is k to y o n o f a t J e a a t g t h ir d o a ev ery c h a ir yon r>u b u y . T h l« w h a t th is a m o u n ts tb In fu m la h lo g y o u r Ikum c | C an y e a affo rd n o l to a em j fo r o u r fre e Illu s tra te d c a ta lo g u e to -d ay a o d la k e a d v a n ta g e o f th e b ig sa v in g s ( r O ver x a d iffe re n t k in d s o f c h a irs fo r p a r lo r , d i n in g ­ ro o m , k itc h e n , p o rc h , b e ll, a lo ie , office, fro m Ib e e b a a p e e t to th e b eat, a re i h o w a In (h e I a n « I l l u s t r a t e d c a t a l o g e n d s p e c i a l O r t w i n s— p e t a e d l a t - y i t L K very c h a ir g u a ra n te e d e x a c tly a s re p re se n te d , o r y o u r m o n e y b a c k f i m u Mdffi fU T o rr, l a m am Mssam I i i . J k o w t u i . I u * M l ' i p t , ,VJ - ! ‘ ' •(X :P h a lfil vSfTTafB ’Phone 230 HusUinil young jmrty (either sex) to rep­ resent me In MONEY-MAKING PROPO­ SITION. Address I 4 If f Th e Sanford Coba Cola Bottling Co., Sanford, Fla. Opposite City HnU i ,1 fl » �--------------------------------- r - = WiK-i U r '. ------ - ***v _________ j. r ’ : ,-i ,P J I( > ••. j’- January 23. THE SANTORO HERALD LO C A L LEG IS LA TIO N CHAWf OF NAME'------- = I East Coast District of M. E. Church SOOtW, KfiVfr it la ml District. 7-,;T.*.- OPPORTUNITY Board of Aldermen Met Monday Nlfht. g i! f i * * 1il ¡Ik;: Bffi. ^ M , For >ohie time there ha« been an In­ clination on the part of member« of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South to erect a district parsonage in the East DISCUSSION OF STREET PAVING Coast district. At the recent session of the Conference held in Miami, the trus­ tees reported the purchase of a commo­ No Time For Other M atter»— Electric dious and suitable building for n parson­ age. and upon the recommendation of Lights Not Yet Decidedthe Presiding Elder, Rev. E. Floy, Dishop Minor Business Galloway made the change of name from The city council met in regular session the East Coast District to the Miami Dis­ Inst Monday everting. The regular rou­ trict, in recognition of the progressive re­ tine of business was gone through and ligious spirit pianifest throughout the the matter of paving First street witli district, and especially.alon g - th e . inunc.-BFTcV wmlrTgln o rd e r ih r m atter dlutc East Coast. wns taken up.and fully discussed. Rep­ Every district In the State of Floridn resentatives of the .Augrtsta Brick Co.. in the Floridn Conference of this Church and the TenntJssfee Company wefe preanow owns its district parsonnge which t ent and presented the merits of their greatly facilitates the work of the large respective goods. After a lengthy dis\ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 and growing denomination. Other dls.■■■tam .l 1, I r t w r U» A u p m . vllte, Tompo. U b m O cl» «nd irorm l fn fumlnh Ihd lirlck and—fiX— ' n.u[U ., and Hudl'dlttrtci IB "caned liy Itir same on First street. name of the city in which the district The matter of electric lights wns next parsonage is located. tnken up and it is up to the council to The trustees of the Mlnml district par­ decide this matter at the next meeting. sonage are Dr. L. R. Philips, of Sanford; The Sanford lig h t-&.-Fuel Co—have been Dr. C. F. Kemp, of Key West: H. C. seeking n franchise for lighting .th e clt. ta-joL S e b a * lM k w i^ g * i^ J jir e in ! ^ by electricity and ere ready-to p u t'irr of _Wc3fPw ftrr Betretr.' niri JiweptcjtrD a a a ' plnnt at once, and it only remains for the of Miami. - douneil ta grant such a franchise in order that our city may have the benefit of - Announcement good lights. Miss Cora Kays and Mrs. Marie Kct Business of minor importance being chum beg to announce to the ladies of transacted, the council adjourned until Sanford and vicinity that they will in the the nexr meeting in February. near future (probably about Feb. 1st) open an embroidery and fancy goods Hope to Emulate Sanford Prices store in the Crippcn music store. • (Short Talks In Tlmes-Unlonl In connection with the business they The Sanford Herald tells of the sale rtf will institute n woman's exchange for the eight acres of land Jn the Sanford dis­ display and sale of all kinds of women's trict, recently, for $11,000. The land was purchased several years ago and put in products. A nominal membership fee good condition, and at the time of the will be charged and a small commission sale had a good crop of vegetables, which bn the sale of goods. A list of rooms and _will net tire purchaser a neat sum, • The boarding houses, with location and prite, Herald asks, “Where could you buy land, will nlso lie ke|>t nnd tourists in search of improve it nnd make such n profit in two accommodations will Ire directed as to yenrs' time t" Sanford real estate is ad­ where they can find what, they desire. vancing in price by leaps nnd bounds Tills will be a great convenience, not only since the value of her celery nnd lettuce to the traveling public, but to our citizens crops 1ms been fully established. Some­ ns well, and lhe firm hopes to merit nnd thing like tills will follow in the prices of receive a liberal patronngc. Announce­ country property in Duval county when ment of the opening will be mode later. the Duvnl Farm nnd Land Company, now B. Y. P. U. Organized organizing, hns carried its plans to fne Last Sunday evening a large audience it ion. The Herald devotes n column and gathered in the Baptist church at 0:30 a quarter to the new company, which it for tiie purpose of organizing a Baptist sertms to look upon with a jealous eye. Young . People's Union. Mr. Hnizlipp, president of the B. Y. P. U. in Orlando Band Concert Next Sunday The Sanford Band la recognized ns an was present and made nil earnest ad­ organization of more than ordinary ability dress, after which on organization was and their Sunday concerts arc always en­ effected. The following officers were then joyed by a large number of people. In elected: President, H. E. Tolar Vice Presfnctrthr concerts are so largely nttended identrK.-R. Murrell: Secretary; Miss Clara that more scats should be provided in or­ Millen; Treasurer, Miss Martha Fox. The ______ der that everyone could be comfortabiy next meeting will be held at 3:30 next Sunday afternoon, to which nil are corseated nnd enjoy tiie music. The first concert of 1009 will be given dially invited. by tiie Sanford Iluml. ill the band stand Always Catering To The Best on Park avenue, Sunday, 24th, beginning Decided improvements have been made Ir nl 4 o'clock. PROGRAM this week in the Interior of The City Res­ Our Starry Banner M a r c h . T. A. Parirwll» | taurant by tiie proprietor. Robt. L. Jones. Aplile Bloaaom»—Tone Poem_Knlhlren A. Rotiey The lorg* from room-is- mm rteTOtcrPtn GiJhoolio'* Wctlillnl—trUh Soni anil Daticri.iKrci' Overture—Sound* from Sunny South ..E. Denman dining |>urposcs and convenient tables a Celebrated Waluea—II Trovatote...............Verdi are placed nil about. The old bar lias Si. Vtlu» Dance—Trombone CharaclerDllc.. ................... .....................G, E. Holme* been removed and the whole is trans­ Lixhti and Shadow»—Caprice...........G. E. Holme* formed into a most desirable dining place March—“Our Republic'’..'............. E. E. Bailey for ladies and gentlemen, who want some­ thing a lilfle belter than is served else­ An Amusing Incident where in Orange county. All ure welcome A rntlicr amusing instance of absentto The City Restaurant nnd nre made to mindedness wns manifested in lids city feel comfortable nnd "at home." one dny this week. A stranger arrived on an incoming train and culling a colored The Rabbit's Foot To Be Here boy told him to carry his grip toStumon's Next Thursday night the original and restaurant. Nothing more was seen or only Rabbit's Foot Company will exhibit heard of the man. the boy or the grip un­ under canvas in Sanford. Tills is Pat til several days later when n gentleman Chappell's own show and this year he has timk dinner ut the restaurant nnd ufter greatly rejuvenated Ills attractions. so pnying.his bill told Mr. Stumon of the loss that it is tiie largest and best show of the - of the grip, saying that he had hunted kind on the road. high and low for the boy aild had tele­ - MaUem Gets Stung graphed far nnd nearwithoui result. As A negro prcocher named Henry Gray gave he turned to go, his gaze fell upon the much-soughl-for grip resting in the corner. A. E. Mullein a check (ut _$7 ..uud- upaa Then, for the first time, he remembered presentation of the same it wns learned the transaction at Uie depot, nod was once that there ware no funds in the bank for more happy. , the aforesaid Jlcnry. Maliem now mourns the loss of his “good money” and the next Children*» Dancing Cta»» negro that gets a check cashed by Maliem Miss Gelsie Butt has opened a dancing will have to prove his account first class in connection with her oilier clast. For Sale , -Lessons will be given on Wednesday and Will sail my beautiful place an Red Wa­ — Saturday aitefiiwim at three o'clock, -at ter Lake, one mile from Fort Reed. Lass the Hotel Wilton. Terms, two dollars for than one mile from the celery delta. Nine eight jetton»------- _ ------------room house, plastered; on brick founda­ A nfew feature will be introduced at the tion. Four acres of land. Plenty of —sta le Jn lr thU.yeur. Between the raoes grapes and other fruit Large bam. Two free exhibitions will {re given in the race­ acres of fTne gardetitand. “Thirteen hontrack Infield, for thebenefitof the specta­ dred dollars disb,.if iaken rtt once. tors. Hitherto there were unrelieved waits J. M. Stumon, between lire running events, but there Corner First street nnd Palmetto avenue. will be something doing every minute Buggies for Sale this year. Among these new attractions We have four fine new buggies which will be a daily balloon ascension and we will sell cheap, as we have no place to jmruchute leap. store them, Valentine Social 2 2 if —Sani ijkd Carriage Works. ■ The ladies of the Presbyterian church will give a Valentine social at the resi­ Mattings of all kinds and patterns, from dence of W. W. Long on Ute evening of 20 cents per yard to 50 cents, at E. A. Feb. 12..' Refreshments will be served. 3t llefileld's Furniture Store. Between Park and. Sanford Avenues, ■. * ^ South of 10th Street, we are offering ■'w / r iw.ii i n — ■w an— *■ " w."-: *1 ■'>*' ■ —■■ . T- ■ *"■ 1|- 1 1" 11 ■iw*.i»ii - i w T * " r- ~ 1 '— * F IF T Y -5 0 -L O T S A T- n □ m For Inside Lots .V, Cash and $5 Per Month, Without Interest • N ; ft IHESE lots are numbered from l tb"WTn the order sold. Mr. Derry, Cashier of the Peoples Bank, has placed one of these num bers in a sealed envelope, and the purchaser who happens to purchase that lot in the series will receive a deed to his lot FREE of Cost. The lucky number will be announced only after the Sale of the entire -series has been completed, but all Paym ents m ade by the Lucky Man will be refunded with the Deed. Mr. Derry does not know what number is in the envelope, as Numbers 1 to 50 were written on sep arate pieces of paper, folded, placed in a hat from which some one drew one which was im m ediately sealed in the presence .of witnesses and the other 49 immediately destroyed. This was done at our office at 10 o’clock Monday^ December 21. These lots are offered for less money and on easier terms than any in Sanford were ever offered before and some one will get a Home Site Free. Be the Lucky Man!' * r 4 * HOLDEN REAL ESTATE . — :------ S A N F O R D , F L A . ---------h i [o 1[l c ia n ][p ]ì è ][n ]| ifRiiEifÄifini ifE ifs im rÄ im fE URRELL IN S H E W REAL BROKERS —— — ■ u t il ni- *-1- ■- ■— 1- ~~~ _ ties in Florida , Unimproved celery LafldfL.jlQwin&-welIft-duarantoedi----- —— — $¿5.00 to $200.00 per ocre per a c S ^ WelIs dl tiled- d™ned and ready for crop, $500.00 to $1000«) Florida^? cmt^factpry)rOVe^ ^ uniinprovedacres timber land, with finente in athem ' tell you what can be dona MURRELL a MINSHLW we practical farmers m well as real estate brokers, and ore here to show you what has been and con be done. H w vw m M U R R E LL & MINSHEW '-jAit,.,_Li*; J �ELVE P A G E S - P A R T II—PAGES 9 TO 12 _ 'V IN SANFORD— Life it Worth Living Number 23 COUNTY # HAPPENINGS ' '____ A Budget of Interesting Items •From Correspondents THE EVENTS OF ORANGE COUNTY Efficient Staff of Reporters Weekly Covers the Territory for The Herald . nr I ¿RY AVENUE NEWS y. •__ - .n T L . Illtrnld f ...! ,! Sprd»IT5rrrj|wndence loThe The IWds of celery thnt line Celery , avenue on ench Bide are beautiful to be­ hold Just at the present time nfl the cel­ nuwJaat-apptoadnnfl the huanfiifg — time.' "A drlvc.uuL Ceder r A v e n tie- wiR t=" ~ ftmpffwNxiyone. The new Sanford and Everglades Rail­ road Is now completed for n distance of three and one-half miles or to a iipint about one-fourth mile beyond Beard nil avenue. Get ready boys to take a ride on "Our Rond" Mr. Tom Hawkins has just perfected an Ingcnioui spraying machine for spraying ceiery. This, machine is nothing more titan the ordinary sprayer mounted on u hand plow and oiterutcd by bicycle sprackela’lind bicycle chain. Its n Inbor saver and a back saver. Celery growers should see this ingenious invention. it is a marvel to go for a trip through Ute celery deltn. At least once a month " tu n e sees on every hand new houses unt/cr construction, new land being cleared up, new pcopIet>nnd greatest pf all, o sure enough railroad. Mr. C. T. Clarke has Just completed the erection of a two-story residence on his — truck form oh the S. ft E. Hy. How about the picnic 1 suggested in my Inst IctterT Can't we get the movcmcnt un-footf—Let5»—try;--- 1—wtititd-lre pleased to hear from some one on the subject. My "address is Box 74. City. The picnic and fish fry to be participated In hy the truck growers nml their fami­ lies ami friends. Let's hear front some­ one. Mrs. Angus Chappell is visiting friends in Jacksonville this week’ John H. Mitchell of Richmond, lad.. , who came down to the delta last fall and — purchased live acres of- Beck hammock, now has in cultivation three and u-half acres, two In cnhhnge and the balance in cucumbers, etc. Mr. Mitchell has the distinction of beinjT the first one to clear up and cultivate a fnhn in Beck hummuck. He is delighted with the country — and expects ttrilRUK sonic money Hits' season, notwithstanding his late start. Miss Stone of Cleveland, Ohio, is visit­ ing Mrs. T. P. Compropst. Mr. H. II. Chappell's mother. Mrs. R. S. Chappell, is visiting In Jacksonville this ; week. * • Will Greg, n colored farm hand in the* employ of Mr. Tom Hnwkjns, while hunt­ ing in. the hummock back of Mr. Haw­ kins’ farm on Wednesday evening of this week, killed a large wild cat. Tills is the third cat killed in this hammock recently, and there is said to he another enormous one and two smaller ones there. Get ’ “ busy, yp hunters. Mr. T. P. Conpropst has the banner for duck shooting tills season so far, having killed 1H3. —-A~F aKM'QT e r y I s ALTAMONTE SPRINGS . Speclnt Court pondrnce to The Herald Jan. 18(h.—The tourist season is now on In full force and this fumous resort is fast tilling up. Tile indications arc. judg_lag by tiie daily bankings. Unit tills happy family m»OTt will be filled to Its capacity within the next two weeks. The man­ ager. Mr. S. M. Johnson, lias made ample , Preparations for the rush hy the arrival °f un increase of help from his Shirley Hill hotel In New Hampshire, as the comfort of hi* guests Is ids first considera­ tion and the open secret of his success as “ hotel man. ^ Prominent among the late arrivals are: hfiia, Pa.; S. Maxwell McIntyre, Mrs. Mchilyre, flew Hartford, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 5|irngue, Scranton. Pa.; Mrs. John McCulloch, Ji. C. McCulloch. Minneapolis; I-e Roy Park, Scrantojn, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. diaries Mcbfunus, Mrs. Clara M. Sperry, Hartford, Conn.; Hon. J. L. Briggs and wife, Saratoga Springs, N. Y.; Mr. Daniel T^es, Philadelphia, Pa.;.Ur. J. E. Graves. Mt. Sterling, Ky.; Miss L. A. Read. New­ ton Center, Mass. Mr. Sprague und wife left Jacksonville SANFORD. FLORIDA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 23. 1909 in his elegant touring car, hut with n voxncipus delay between Jacksonville and St. Augustine hy getting stalled in the mud in the swamp, tlioy wore de­ layed.four dnys. They ore enthusiastic nutoists and .since their nrrivni are mak­ ing daily trips in tiicir car over the finely-, kept hard roads of Orange county, where such a calamity could not occur, and it goes without saying that Mr. and Mrs. Sprague will be nmoiig the strongest ad­ vocates of hard roads. ’ Mr. Briggs is nn cnthus'uiktic hunter and . __ fUl Climate lo th e ' liiaTl.' He is a àure shot nnd It I» not healthy for. a ny .living thing to get "lerninst" his gun, ns is evi­ denced by the well filled game bng when he returns to the hotel in the evening. Quail on toast is mighty fine eating nnd the motiuu - is .aeoondad by -hi* -mbny nrrcrndii in the fHomg^prsTm.-frriSTher Vrltfr desert of pecan m its-'frtnr'Oak-Kit off Pecan.Grove. —N. II. Poor,. five acres of celery os clear profit. Good for these worthy and Industrious Young men. J. I- Dillard, one of Winter Garden's ornngs kings, came over witli his family recently in his splendid new ñuto. "Reo," íu visit ■Kay.i^DuCoigof, ' - » . Mr. Cunningham nitdkMr, Byrd, late ar­ rivals front Tennessee, made a trip recent­ ly to Winter Garden, piloted by our Sam Cunningham. They will go in a day or two to the East Coast fijr a time and will thon return nnd will probably purchase prqpcriyUñ-Apopka-aiitl locmp-anHHig-mfc We will be very glad to have them do so. Nn-mnrrhrnithfnl-xprqTTtntog'fmfnifnTtywhere. . Rev. G. W. Jlordaway. preached .at the Frcsbytcrinn_clmrch here Sunday nnd First Year Peoples Bank of Sanford C a p ita l $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 ig Opened , * *» for business in 19QG. Accounts of S IX - Now handles H■ U N D R E D ResUlents-of Sanford and immediate vicinity MOTTO: "T o to fair w ith both friend and foo, Oft yo u r ow n llttla rights forogo; r— j ■ J; L r.T.vjj D E P O S IT S IN S U R E D - -A G A IN S T ►— ■» J&i¿falteliMS i s U iM w w . the •Gobi ndo hospital, tanking mucli hotter. We tniBt that he will soon be entirely well. M. M. SMITH. H. R. STEVENS. G. S. DERRY. H. E. TOLAR B. M. Hawthorn's cabbage patch Is President Vice-President Cashier Ass't Cashier looking fine. It must be equal to (hat of the famous Mrs. Wiggs. .^Hugh Waters is again here from Atlan­ ta looking after fruit nnd vegetables fur Ids commission house. Claude Hickson visited Oakland n few dnys ngo. He wns carried thither, it is L IV E R Y , F E E D and said, by a little matter of the heart. Tfie A|>opkn B. Y. P. U. had a temper­ SA LE STA B LES ance meeting Sunday night. R. Stnrbird nnd one or two others made short ndHarness and D u | | lu D lack sm ithln i and Horaaahoalng dresses. Misses Minnie May Ryan. Ruby Richardson and Mildred Williford /celled. Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged Miss Florida Newman led the faceting. Tiie Tatum and Smith families nrc now A U T O M O B IL E S FOR L IV E R Y U 8 E comfortably domiciled in tfie Haynes cot­ tage on Fourth street. J. T. Willett, of Nortli Carolina, is visit­ ing Ids relatives, J. R. Wumble and Jamil y. „_______ . \ ____________ - Mtb. A. C. Stnrbird nod Mrs. S. W. Eldredge.entertained the A|>opku Minerva Literary Club Friday night in tin.* K. of P. High-Grade Honac-Ouilding a Specialty TialirMias Kathleen Mitchell niuVMr. LeSlic Rhoades, of the 'Oil graduating class being guests of honor. Miss MqClinton wns leader for the evening. Tiie program DEALERS IN was pf a humorous nature nnd wns must creditably rendered. Among those wiio Builders' Supplies, Interlnrchen Sand read selections or original productions were tin* following: Mr. F. If. Davis, Mrs. Alpha Cement, Acme Plaster (ireen nnd Misses Scott, Ruhy Wilson, Mattel Eldredge. Mattie Lovell and Ethel Hickson. The exercises were concluded with mi im|iersonution of Mrs. Wiggs, in Finns, Estlmntea, mui nil Information relative to Huilding the first chapter of "Mrs. Wiggs of the (fabhnge Patch," hy* Apopka's .talented Cheerfully Furnished young elocutionist. Miss Wanda delates Comhs. The impersonation w usgjlatly enjoye^l. Following tiie literary program Phono 69 Consult Us lhere were some entertaining games after WtilPtnlCllCfOUS fcfresfncnts were served,' Office with Murrell &. Minshew Pico Hotel Block, Sanford. Fla. consisting of cake, fruit punch und ice T cream. Mrs. Starliird nnd Mrs. Eldredge -9-*++4>+++++++« arc among our must estimable dames, ? -t-4+++4-+-M>++++++++*++<9-9-+-t--C-4 9-<"9-*++-C-t and ns hostesses of the evening on this occasion they were at tiicir very best. OVIfOO OCCURRENCES Special cqrretpomleiu to The Herald. Dr. nnd Mrs. Hunter of Bushncll, Kin., are new nrrivnls in our community. The doctor intends to open n first-class drug store here in connection with his practice, nnd is now In Jacksonville purchasing ills stock. They arc n newly married couple and will prove quite an acquisition to our social life. Mrs. Joe Lawton, accompanied by her two interesting little daughters, went oyer to Sanford Monday ta spend a week with her sister, Mrs. Carter. The new Methodist ytlfilsler, Rev. Mc­ Call, seems to have created n very favora­ ble impression u|>oii his congregation. He is a forceful speaker nnd delivered two impressive sermons Sunday. . Much good work is anticipated during his pastorale here, —5— ~ Mr. J. S. Moore, who for some years has been engaged in th e mercantile business here, is making preparations to move over to Sanford, which place fie intends to make las future home. He. like many others, lias become enthused with the celery idea and recently purchased a tract of land in the celery district, which lias been cleared and is now uadcrcullivation. He intends to continue in the mercantile business, and is now moving Ids' stock from here into his new store in Sanford. Mrs, Moprennd Ids Interesting family liuye resided here for years and the whole community regret exceedingly their departure, but wish them Godspeed in their new home. Invitations are out announcing the ap­ proaching nuptials of Theodore Aulin of tins place and Miss Nettie Jacobs of Chuluotn, the ceremony to take place Sunday, ■bumnry-mBr.-nUhc-- Baptist-church in the latter place. Mr. Aulin is one of our enterprising young merchnnts, well liked hy the whole community, while the brrrtelo-be is u |Mi|>ulnr young lady of high in­ tellectual attainments, (Kissessiag a sweet disposition nnd lovable traitsof character, which arc enhanced by u striking persfinnl LAKE MARY. MELANGE attractiveness. Special Cur. lu The ili-roltl. ^ *O F SANFORD, FLA . Mr. A. K. Sjoblom, one of our leading Mrs. Harry Alexander left Monday for r. H. RAND, P räsid en t ORO. FERMALO, V lo .-P ree. Dade City to spend a few dnys with her merchants js qtiilo ill with chill» and F . P. FORSTER, C ashier B. P. WHITHER, Aaat. Caahlar parents. Site has been absent from tier fever, parental home for over seven months on Only National Bank In Orqpgo County Mr. E. II. Hawkins left Tuesday for n visit to relatives in Georgia und Ala­ Edcnfield. We were sorry to see him go. Funds Protected by Burglary Insurance bama, nnd was married in. Atlanta. Her Quite a inmi tier of the Lake Mary young ------------ -------S i f o t y O a p o a lt .B oxaa l o r Wa ril--------------------many friend* h au arc wishinghemplens.. pcnptc nupndm ifir Epwnnti~l-f,nBUJrsa. ant visit und 8|>cedy return. O R G A N I Z E D 1067 cud nt Mr. and Mrs. Cluis. Humphreys of In conversation with T. L. Mend recently Clyde Inst Friday ^yening. All rc|iort we were informed that his acreage of cuu- having hud a lovely tune. lillowcr was nlinust (blitTl/ destroyed- by ~ MrrDHverKcpirrncptiuw of Mr*. A. W: the blight, but lie anticipates substantial Keely, has brought Ids bride down to see financial remuneration from his cucumber the Sunny So^ii. We all join in congrat­ crop Which is now progressing nicely. He ulations and wish them a long and happy is cultivating ids vegetables under cover, l)fe;~ nnd wlll have them read /fo r market well Miss Florence Lovell spent Inst Sunduy in adnvnee of the outdoor crops. Mr. a 1-Lung wood. Mead has a ixiuutifpl place here arid has been engaged for years in the culture of Dll Show Comini rare orchids und other ornamental^ and In all its magnificent splendor King & ' F O R S ALE AT there is hardly a specie of flower or shrub Tucker's Ilig City Siiows will exhibit at I known that cannot be found at his hmmt Sanford January 23rd, and two'perfomiThe Lawton brothers intend in the next ances will he given, rain or shine. Don't several week's to again enter the mercan­ fail to bring the children to see the most tile business, and will be found at the old beautiful Shetland puni pa. gyiuta und stand in the brick store. monkeys which perform in tiie big tent The postoffice which for several years daily; also Myrtle, the greatest perform­ Jma- been.located lu. the «tore of J.ii. ing elephant.in Lite jgrorld. In addition to Moore, will be rem oved-tu .the regular the above. King & Tucker iiave n com­ (f ~ ■ ■'* § quarters occupied before the npiioinlmcnt pany of ladies and gentlemen of the topof Mr. Moore us postmaster. As yet we must rank of the circus p r o f e s s i o n , wbo have not been able to ascertain wiio will present one of thu best performances you have cyerliud un opportunity of seeing. officiate in thnt capacity. Big free outside exhibition takes place on St o v es , C r o c k e r y and G l a s s w a r e the siiow grounds dally at 1:30. APOPKA ITEMS This exhibition is free to all. Special Correspondence to The Herald: Prices: Children under 10 years of age, Wall Paper, Paints and Oils, White and New Home Sowing The McClure brothers have sold their lettuce crop at Sanford this year fur 25c; over 10 years of age, 35c. Machines, Edison Phonographs and Records, Wholesale $1.300. They estimate tliat this Will |>uy Dealers In Gasolene aiid Kerosene The Hekald' s 'plume Is No. 14 8. oil expenses and that tltey will iiave their HAND B R O TH E R S Ln; F IR S T N A TIO N A L BANK E l C a p i t a n de T a m p a Finest Five Cent Cigar On the Market i L, R. Philips’ Drug Store T h eo. J .M i ll e r ft S o n House Furnishing Goods �* . .... y . 10 J .......... <L_ . , « ■- . . . .* - , v . »» • V . —- i - - 1 ■ L ' or me r ' , - Z "T< * ' «• i ■ - , ----------------------' • « *- X a : . ' THE SANfORD HERALD ln the secret service matter that hrçs got Congress on Its mettle, but rather it reveals an audacious attempt to Impugn the power of Congress and the rights of its members Letters and Communications on to a pecuniary gain even In a legitimate transaction, l am anxiously awaiting the Various Timely Topics. final developments in the matter and hope that Congress and Mr. Tillman' will COLUMN DEVOTED TO PEOPLE be sustained in their defetyfc from the "big stick" and that It may be a lesson for good, not enly in national affairs but In This Department will be round the In state and county affairs as well.' voice .............. ...........— -------------------- F —• - people *' Views, Opinions and Comment of Practical Writers. — W hig. IWe Invite correapondenM on live topic* from all eectloni of the County, also newa Item* of Inirrcat. llrttvliy will Inture prompt publication. Artkiee contrary to the view* of the Editor *»111 be Ptilr llthed, but aliuelve and anonymoui Communica­ Fruit Shows up Better, but tion I will be rejected. We will not ha rctponelble Remain firm for optnloo* ex preuni by contributor*. All com- FLORIDA ORANGES IMPROVE Prices January 23, ANDEW JOHNSON ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Prsctlcvs in Stau and Federal Court*. If. G. T. BuildInf THOMAS EMMET WILSON ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT-LAW Lata Stata Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit of Florida Rrtldencrt, Sanford and Sylvan Lake GEO. A . DeCOTTES ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW ictlce In Stnte nndTëdernl Côürta New York. Jon. 18.—Receipts of Florida oranges tills week were moderately light Welbom Block Sanford. Fla and O'very Arm feeling characterised the Some men fail from knowing too little, market. Prices showed practically no but more fall from knowing too much; change, but the general run of the fruit nnd.still more from knowing It a il; but 1 was of improved quality, both by rail and know this, that to make a Greater Sanford DENTIST steamer, Tito demand was mninlyon the -you roust have a city council with bncksm a ll sales nrui 1 2 3 b nnd lHHs wild 31:73 Pico Building bono to cnforce laws that arc already cstnbllshcd (and have been for year*') to @2.25, with the 08s, which are generally SANFORD, FLORIDA step the violation of ord inances that are bringing around $I.25@!.&0. With the pertinent to streets, sanitary and public plaoos generally. - Why not save tit« money general run of frolt, russets are selling DR. R» M. MASON you pay the police f They are not required better than the bright». This Is only the to enforce laws. Begin to cut at the root case with choice varieties. The highDENTIST rf>t^-'yw^*fflo&ce^o -Irr—your effort»-to grade heights stilt sett- better ttarirttera*'- Welbom Block Phone IQ sets. Good fruit is quieu Desirable lines create a Greater 9imfordrv*' bring $2.25@2.50. Fancy 125s are In Sanford, Florida i — A S alesman . limited demand and the market is a trifle ITbndqunrtcr, Sanford. weaker on them. As a result of increas­ ing receipts of California fruit, the top A. C. HART Condemnation or n Pernicious Habit price on fancy 126s has been 52.60. Re­ To the Editor of The Herald: SURVEYOR AND DRAUGHTSMAN I see that you are striving to make a ceivers look for continued lighter receipts . Level Inf end CroM-Scctlanlnf fur Dr*ln*fe Greater Sanford, and In that connection 1 of Florida fruit and feel that the market * ■ 'Spcdalt^i have a few suggestions to make that may will remain In fairly good condition. S A N F O R D. FLORIDA There is a very light movement of grape­ old in our upbuilding and advancement fruit and the demand is about on a par I would say that whenever the citizens are In need of dry goods, clothing, grocer­ with the motion. Fancy brights and rus­ ies furniture. Jewelry, wall paper, hard­ sets sell well at 52.75(33.50. with some W. G. HAMMOND ware. shoes, lints, etc., in fact anything strictly fancy well known marks exceeding ARCHITECT that the merchants of our city handle, these prices. Some poor grapefruit sells as low as 51. From that the prices range that they go ttTJacksonville or someother Office with Murrell A Minshew distant city to make their purchases. up to 52.50 according to quality nnd size. A very satisfactory demand exists for — Whenever thcylhnve houses to build or nipalrs to make on their houses, stores or tangerines at 52.50@4 a strap. One of machinery, or any work, they should go to the features of the Florida market this F. T. WILLIAMS the snme place to get contractors and season has been the constant inquiries for workmen, as wc have no such mechanics tangerines. There has never been a sea­ in Sanford (T). In fact, let every dollar son when the fruit has been so generally SURVEYOR and CIVIL ENGINEER | continue to be spent away from Sanford good or in such strong request ns this year. 801 Elm St. Phone 37G by the majority of the citizens and we List o r Unclaimed L etters SANFORD, FLA." will have nothing left to build up with, Remaining in the Sanford Postoffice at f | In business here in Sanford I have had close of week ending Jan. 10,1000 : . citizens select goods nnd say they would L adies be in and let me know when they wanted Clinch. M lu E lb tle Ralenon, Mr*, l/ a iu n Mr*. J. C. Kohinion, Mr*. Ik rth a thorn delivered. - 1 would retain same for Darnel. Kelly. Mrs. Clyde Smylhc. Mr*. FlUatvtli — r JEWELER T weeks nnd even months and in the mean­ Kaniman. Mr*, tra ite r■ Turner. Mr*. Dien Moorr, Mr». Joanna Watson, Mr*. Creile time these citizens would purchase away Newby. Mia* Della Package* J • from town, leaving the goodson my band» 1 No name Then these same jrersoiw will come and Gentlemen want n few articles on credit. These per­ Alrxandrra. Mr. Frank McCucun, Jennie Jimmlr AuaUn. Mr. limmte MY SPECIALTIES Mackherny, F, D. sons subsist on the citizens of Sanford. Brown. Mr. Clarence Mapp, Mr. John L. Pickard's Hand-Painted Chinn Clair, Mr. I! W. Moaea, A. II, We pay them our taxes—they carry the Choit». Mr. M. S. Mullo», Mr. W. E. Goodwin. Mr. Dolton Gorham's Sterling Silver Ryker, Mr. Earle * money out of (own. Jnckaon, Mr. R. Kuhtnaon, Arthur The foregoing is how it tins been dono Jlnklna. Mr. Hompy Rogers' Plated Ware Trier. Mr. F. M. »on, W. J. William«. Mr. Moaea in the past and present up to date. As John LitIleArid, Mr. Cha». Tarde/. Joaeph Elgin nnd Waltham Wutches I our town hns been banged about, we cer­ Persons claiming the above will please I tainly need n boom, as The Saun|ercr say "Advertised," nnd give date of this | says, “with a big 'B '", nnd to advance list. Chas. F. H askins, P. M. Sanford first let the business men form Clay Tile For Sole. Protective Association. By this means ALL GOODS -GUARANTEED Pnlatka Tile fur sula in any quo nit y. we will 1« enabled to sell even cheaper . G. F. S mith , Box 371 than ot present, for w durve ridden our­ selves tu>d our books of the "dead beat.' - J o u r* for n (¡renter Sanford. HAVE YOU SEEN THE —A M erchant. H en ry McLaulin, UNDERWOOD ^swrth, i vmmr<rmtx COLUMBIA DOUBLE-DISC RECORDS A different selection on each side . — , -■—■ — ~ They fit any machine That tells the w hole story except that at 6 5 cents for the Columbia Double-Disc you get a better record, on each side, than you ever bought be­ fore at $ 1.2 0 for the same two selec­ tions. G et a catalog! A . H. C R IP P E N & SO N Railroad w ay , - Sanford, Florida NATURE’S WONDERFUL FOUNTAIN. £ Pure w a te r is essenii to good 2 health, x A . . U n ited Stales ( iu\t riunì nl X analysis aiul ♦ —- £ Sworn officials say m is rx * ch illy recom m ended fni «1» t tic use. ♦ i ' N ew hotel, new fumiiurc, ifl*' * * phone, doily m ail. The "Big Stick" Has Lost Te lhr Editor of The Herald: ide­ it looks ns if the remaining few weeks Four miles from S. A L siaií ¡ of the Roosevelt administration will be full | tion, -Apopka. of conflict—u kind of a dramatic perfor­ mance. a mingled or confused mass of X H igh rolling pine i.'ioii •Ikmii"my policies" aguinst common sense. J tifa l palm s, walks, scenery The usurpation of the office, he has delibemtcly defied the judgment of the WWaS prings j H o t olid cold lmtlis fn r with American people and the honesty of its ? Spring water. lawmakers; he lias sought to vilify rather than to elevate that august body of men. One would supjmse that the dignity of A T Y P E W R IT E R the office Of President of so great acountry A d d ress WLKIVVA SPRINGS COMPANY, W ck lw a Springs. Fla. would be n safeguard against such trifling ... E O H ____ ____ indulgences o f srifTtt thCiTpoiiSe itf Iho'se who make the laws." His attract upon A L L -P U R P O S E S Congress is fallacious and untenable nnd should be resented without reserve that • — It makes no difference what the true character of the man and the ob­ One that will stand the greatest te s ts ject of ills accusations may he proven, Cannot get out of alignment Typewriter you use' n not that 1 or'the public desire to see’ Ids The best machine on the market administration end in reproach and d u s ­ Full Line of High-Grade Cigars and Tobaccos have used in the past, or ter. but as a warning to his successors in A 5100 Machine for 560 Agent for the Famous office that there is a limit and danger line may use, .the machine you See them a t The Htrald office - to the exalted position of President of the CLOVER HILL BRAND BUTTER United States. While he has supreme will eventually buy is the authority over all public questions and SANFORD. -FLORIDA SANFORD H ER ALD actionsof men connected with the national goverment, they at the seme time have 3 0 t F ir s t ML. B aarerd, P lacida rights Which he is indutybwind to respect. Just what these are we hope will be CONTRACTOR clearly shown by the committee appointed and BUILDER to inquire into the matter. However it looks now that the “big stick" has lost Contractor and Builder (lie battle and will surrender into the —THE— hands of the enemy or retire from the Will Furnish Estimules fur any Building fight and be forever ensconced in Its scab­ Repairs, Etc. bard upon the waUa of the temple of fame that posterity may be spared its terrors None but first-class labor employed and all contracts guaranteed to be in nccocdsne* and benighted influence, STATE DEALERS with plans and specifications Nine million dollars for sleuths and not Offlc* al A. E. Hill'* Lumber Yard Jacksonville, Florida one penny for tribute to Congress, is not am In Business to do Business for filose rWho Need My Sente* SANFORD, FLORIDA Apologetics! of the attitude of the President B lick en sd erfer? The Pioneer Visible CHAS. H. EVANS Staple and Fancy Groceries Underwood J. L C. H U G H E S F .. S U N B E t L H. & W . B. DREW 00. Write us for further information and Frame Buildings a Specialty Postonico Bo* 771 �’ i *u '2 i ¿ 4 w k „ lßnm • J,n08ry — ---------------------------------------------• ,( the Circuit Court of th e 7Ui Judicial C irc u it of the S ta te o f Florida for O r a n te -County • n i» <>f Sun ford, V». L Madnr- BUI ItfC h an cety to Enforce T a i Lien. h*appe*r[niJ *romL|h e*e$(d av 11 of ih e C lty. SottdtorST the City of Sanford herein filed th lh a«t. be .... th at you are a non-realdent of the S la te -Tnorldo and th a t your residence U unknown, f„d that there la no person In this Sint« th e serv* of s subpoena upon whom would bind you. and ■hsLrour aye Is over the nee of 2 1 year». 1 I, ,i Lhrrrfitre ordered th a t you do npoenr In th li J r t t o the bill herein filed. upon Monday. Febru- " - . , -V Circuit of the State of Florida for Oranie County City of Sanford. ) Lot I. Blocl’7.T ler l! [ D‘" ln En,orce Owner Unknown. J ^a x ^ n . To the defendant. Owner Unknown. It appearing from the affidavit of IheC lty Suliclilev M ih n tt vn ° f S* n,ord herein flled. th at he bel w 7 i n h JL iy.i^ ? n " « " -¡p U e iit of the S late of 8n1‘J " ia t your residence Is unknown, and „ . ’iV ol '* no Prr.,un I" this s ta te the service of a sub|vwna upon whom would hind you. It Is therefore oniered th a t you do appear in this Puufj to the bHI^ herein flled. upon Monday. Febru- • 7 ,! ; further ordered th a t thla order of publication t-kibllsbed once a week for eight consecutive J ^ i fi!n.hi r nnlsrcJ that this order of publication ,wr r k (.°.f *‘H h» consecutive In The Snnfurd H erald, a new spaper pub- " J ™ ’ L,h-S! tuhed in IheC lty of Sanford, in Orange county, h i 1 1 n .T?1Pru*nfo/ ,i. ii^rwWi. a newspatvr pubF hir"!an **** E ly ln Orange county. a l omí saio said cijtu ciiyult "W itness m y hand ana the ine te seni Witness m y hand and th e seal of said circuit court, this 2 5 th day of November. A. D. 1908. Rcmmow. Ih a i I— Clerk C ircu it Court. O range County. “ T5T5--------- i 10*8 Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. - s i ®1 "T rtsesrkS * - tHC SANfOftO híRALD la the Cirorit Court of the 7th Judicia Circuit of the State of Florida . ■for Orange County. C ity .o f S sn fo rd ) Bill in Chancer» to . . > hnT jrce T a x ^ e n . Am anda C.uudson, and) To the defendant, Am anda Hood to n ; s It appearing from the iffiJsv it of the City Solicitor 0 (he City of S an fo rd bere.p hied .£*! ***? Ihst you a rc a non resident of the S tile uf 1-lorida, and th st your t e r idence it unknow n, and th st there is no person in thN State the service of a tubpiw ns upon whom w ould bind you, and that Vour 1« over ,lb r age u i i t y ra rt. *“ 7 » 1« therefore oniered lltat you do appear M u'ii* KVleL' M.1 I). h- " I, "90«.hied,’ M onday. t,ru x ry ,heI. .A * . [1 f‘lr., ,, ,r . o r*leretl that this order o l publication he published once a » J - t |„ r „ „ h , Consecutive weeks in the Sanford H erald a new spaper published in the City of S antord In O range C ounty. M orldi. • - i n ' or<1,. ,7 i,n ess mr h a n d .a n d tne seal o f-a a td e in •Chh c o u rj-tfu s -e n d . day o f December. A.‘ ^ n . iL M- R O B IN SO N , (S e a l.) In the Circuit Court or th e 7th Jttdlclai In the Circuit Court o f th e 7th Judicial ■ C lerk C ircuit • t nurt. O range C ounty. Circuit of th e S ta te o f Florida for Circuit o f th e S ta te of Florida for In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial O rante County Orange County Circuit of the State of Florida Clcy of Sanford. BUI in Chancery to Enforce City of Sanford, pill In Chancery to for Orange County. / ’ Lots 3 & 4. Block 2 . . . H. litte r . I . T#x L len' „ Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida for Orange County. D. 1 pop, in said c o u rt, you ap p ear to a n d answ er the Util filed and set fo rth tb« n a tu re of y u u r respective interests in. rig h t trf. o r liens upon scsl estate situ ate In the City o f S an fo rd , and described in Ihe hill a ii City $ of S an fo rd ) Bill in Chancery Ip Lo( p. Block J . . T ier IT. n. ) E liftrc t . T i i U (d T It it» fu rth e r o rdered th a t' this o rd e r be A. N n v e , »nd published in the S a n fo rd H erald, a new spaper To A ll W hom It May C oncern: published in said C ity, once a week fb r eight t p y n application o f the City Solicitor, it consecutive weeks p rio r to said rule day. is hereby ordered that on or before the f>bW itness ray hand and seal of the said c ir­ fr u a r y Kule day n tx i, being F ebruary 1 . A. cuit co u rt th is a n d day of December, A. D. P . 19^9« in wild court you ip p e a r to ami I p e l. answ er the bill filed a n j set forth tlit nature B. M. R O B IN S O N , (S e a t.) ol your respective interests in. right to. o r 1 6 8 C lerk C ircuit C ourt, O range County. ’)"!* u j» n real rsta te situate in the City a I SarfToid. and described in the bill a t: w " t a. Block i s . Chapm an s e 1* t . u. l . * '. In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Affiluion to the Cltv of S anford. Circuit of the State of Florida It is fu rth e r o rdered th a t this o ru e r ne for Orange County. I'ub she, In the S an fo rd lie ra h l," a newsiiaper publitne«i in taid C ity, once a week for eight C ity o f S an fo rd ) Bill in C hancery to co u 'cc u ’lve weeks n iio ri tu said rule day.-- — „ _ E nforcee T a* L ien AMlniSs my hand and seat nf the said c ir­ B. D augherty, and ) ' . cuit court this and day o f D ecem ber. A. I). To A ll W hom It M ay C oncern: tpofl. ■_______ ____ _______ _________________ U pon appilratirm of the City SbTTcttdt, it -■■■' ll. M. R O B IN S D N . (S eal.) _is hereby o jd c rc d .th a l-O n . n i before the f a b . . -»*-*— O erir Circuit Onart. Orthi» CSUnTyT ftlary IfuTe Ja y n eat, being FebruiTy 1 , A. —~ l ‘ *_ ■ __ _~ __ D. j f l o p . in said c o u rt.-y o u ap p ear -to a n d answ er the hill filed and set forth the n a ­ In thg Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial tu re of y our respective interests in, right 1«, or liens ui>on real estate situate in the City Circuit of the State of Florida of S a nford, a n d described in the blit a s: for Orange County. l o t 1 1 , Block j , T ier 1 . It Is fu rth e r ordered th at this o rd e r be C ity o f S anford ) Bill in Chancery to published in th e S an fo rd H erald, a new spaper published In s a i d .City, once a week for rig h t O w ner U nknow n, a n d ) K" ,0rC' T " * consecutive weeks p rio r to said rule day. To All \Vhom It May Concern i -W itnesa -my b a n d -a itd -s e a l o f -th e yaw - e tr 7; H itt*" *?**?' V* lhc t-ity SoTTcTtorr i r i jcuit court tills m i l ila v -o f_-Nm.iLnihetT—V.-iJ— in x rV tkrr ^ ' ^ J - * 1 P , “ r S b i- ^ e b - ipoH. T tm y - K W p d i y u r n . being F eb ru ary t, A. B. M. Robinson, (S eat.) * »n M id court, you appear to and 1 6-8 C lerk C ircuit C ourt. O range C ounty, answ er tlie bill filed an.I >ci forsti ihe nalilra of your restwetive Interests in, right to. or Mrns upon real estate situate in the Cltv o t In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial, ban fans, a n d -rtru i Hied in m y ATT ' a i - **" Circuit 0/ the State of Florida )<* ft. o l Lot j , Block 18 , C h /im a n and Enforce Tax IJen. P t y of S a n fo rd ) Bill i„ Chancery to Owner Unknown J *?1 bittlefenda lit. Ow ncrU nknuwu____________ : = ^ t t r T o « r hwp ,,, r* a -ie n . It appearing from th e nffiilavlt of IheC lty Solici­ t-'iincrw ,------------------tor nf the City nf Sanfnrri hi-reln fli-t, r)tft« heTTfves th a t you a te a non-resident of the S ta te of Florida, and thot your residence Is unknown, and th a t there Is no person In this sta te the service of i»Uar,ygoo,” i „ JaJ l i : , n « 'February** 1 , p subpoena iiimit whom would bind you. 9 9’ « l e . s 'i 'S f o u .* l ,P**r to and the HU •"it J ilta . auil .»f 1 foiiii iiio — *—U la l i m it hir e ut d e t i l lliai you do »«■ -+ rrth tr court to th e hill herein tiled, utmn Monday, Febru­ " t ytutr HipcctiVe In trre iti (n riirhi >n ary I. A. D. 1001). >»«Me-a Addn »oii to Ut» CUF TiF SaTtford. - i tti* further ordered thatthlsurder (iipublication j-ot 6, Block j . 1 ier 7 . LU !* . f p o h « o rdered th at tM i order be I»© milMisnn! oiico ti wwk foe eight oonMcnitlire pub ¡shed tu the S anford H erald, a newspaper w p c ii In The Sanford MrrnM, a n rw tpoiirr pubpublished in said C ity, once a week for eight « •h « l City of Sanford, In Ornngt* county, r t j A ' t ' t e S S M ,! S W Ï .V -% * [.«MiMtufive weeks en w -W sairW -y fftc r — Florida. W itness niy band and sea) of the said c ir­ MÇ(ltne»s m r rhitnd and th e seal of-aakl circuir WfUiets m y hnnd- and the aenl of snM circuit cuit court this and day of December, A. D tourt, this 23th day of November. A. D. 1908. court, this 2 5lh day of Nuvember.-A. D. 1908:" “ " cuit 1908. B. M. Roaiwsow. | mai.I U M. RtauNsoN, | icai.| B. M. R O B IN S O N . (S eal.) ÇTcrk Circuit Court. " --------.1 1 » HJ B _____ Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County, |o » C ln k C ircuit C ourt, O range rp iin ly . « E f e s ­ „ . H- m . R o i t n i s n N . rrm i.-i 16 a t Ifrk C ifcu lt C^ourt, ^O range 1 County, In the Circuit Court o f t hiee :7th Judicial In the Circuit Court or the 7th Judicial To the defendant.' H. Potter!: ft appearing from the affida v it of J h « C lrySoof tha O inrof he baa —rrf'tlaidiltl nf Sanfoed Hulnrt h crein fited.-that * ‘ stt you a re a non ----------resident “ of the S ta te rrnevrs th inai heileres yourresM enee ta ' f f n w ld«. n d - th rh aatt yeu r resldenee Is unkmrwn, wn ---------uh) that there Is no person in this sta le th e service of a subpoena upon whom would bind you. and th a t n n iiiv —- »our age Is iover the agei ofw* 21m— yeart. * i. ; _ . L....f.,ro Ibis ‘fnrr ne.inrwl ordered *thti a*1tf vntt you rtñ do niitwfir appeinr In fill* ru pän Ma mmy fe b ru tnùruù'iìie Bft l.crciffm»r , rT t, A. D. 1909. . f, u full her ordered th a t this order of publication he published once a wrek lor eight consecutive » A s iu The Simford H erald, a new spaper pub* lisbed In the City of Sanford. Orange county, Flor- City of Sanford, j J}]|| In Chancery to Enforce . City of Sanford. Bill in Chancery to R C. Ibincan. I Tox Lots J 2 A 13. B iock7.T lerl. EnforccTnx U rn . — Owner Unknown. Tailie defendant. R. C. D uncan: it appearing from the affidavit of the City Solici­ To the d efendant, owner Unknown tor ot the City of Sanford herein flled th a t ho l>eU «t»t>eortng from the affidavit of the City Solidlieses that yotoare a non resident of the S ta te of , iy* of the City of Sanford herein filed, th at he iieFlorida, and th at your residence la unknow n, nnd' Tlevea th a t you a re a non-resident of the S late of that there is nu person in Ibis sta te th e service of HorUln. and th a t your residence is unknown, and a subpoena ulam whom would hind you. and th a t th a t there Is no person in this sla te th e service of your age is over the age of 2 1 years. a subpoena upon whom would hind you It Is therefore ordered th a t you do nppepr in thl It Is therefore ordered th a t you do ap|iear in this court to the bill herein tiled, upon Monday. Febru court to the hill herein filed, upon Monday, Febru­ ary I. A. D. 190». ary I, A. I). 1909. It Is further ordered th a t :h ia order of publication it is further ordered th a t this order of publication he published once n wrek for eight consecutive he published once a week (or eight cuiiH-cutlve weeks iu The Sanford lle rn Id, n new spaper pub weeks In I lia Sanfurd lle iatd , a new spaper pubiished in the City of Sanford, in Orange rounty, IIdled In the City of Sanford. In Orange oounty Florida. --___ * euwldw _^ 'Witness my hnnd nnd the seal of tn ld circuit W itness my hand nnd the seal of said circuit court, this 25lh day of Nuvember. A. D. 1908. court, tills 2 5th day of November. A. [). I90H. 0. M, R obinson, ( seal) • . it M. RiauaMM, (SSAL) 18 8 Clerk Circuit Court Orange County. HI-8 ________ Clerk Circuit Conn. Orunge County In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida for Orange County. of S anford ) ■IIISÜ t M ------- r - n -A - s ï In the Circuit Court qf the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florid* forOrange County. Bill ¡„ C hancery to V Í WALTER D. BELL.. _ sJL / F r Bill In Chanéery to ) ill } E nforce T ax I.ien City of S anford ) Dill in C hancery . . ’f* . ) E nforce la x J.i Mary Evans, am i ) \V- U. Moses, . „ d ] K,,f° rC* T*>* £ i *"' To All W hom It May C oncern: l"|K>n application of the City Solicitor, it o All W hom I | May C oncern: Is hereby ordered th at on or before the Feb­ Upon application o f the City Solicitor, it ruary Rule day next, being F ebruary t , A. is hereby ordered that on or before the Feb­ It. HJ09 rn said court, vou appear to and ru ary Rule day n eat, being February A. sr the bill filed aniF set forth the n a ­ It. 1009 . tn said court, you apt>rar to ami answ re ol your rri|>erlive interest» in, right to. In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial answ er tlie bill filed aml ««( fortji the natu ra, Atu ir hen» U|«.rt real rs ta te - xitrattf In thc CII y "Circuit of the State of FIondiT of y our rrsp c c tiie interests in. right to- or -rf S a n fo rd .-alid described In Ihe bill as: l in n noon real e sta te .situ a te - In the City of I-ot S, Mock q. T iff 6 , for Orange County. Sanford, and descrilsed in Ihe bill a s; ¡ ' fu rlb rr ordered th at Uiis order l>e lad s. Block 9, T ier j. C ity of S anford 1 published in the Sanford H erald, a newspaper i t Is fu rth e r ordered that this order be published in said City, once a week for rig h t vi, v) - Bill In' C hancery f "1 I He S anford Herald, a newstetper consecutive weeks r-rtnr tn said rede day. Lot r , Block T ie r e.) En E n fo rce T ax T.Ii pnblishnl In u i d City, ,.rn r a week tor 'right Ow ner U nknow n, situ) W itness my hand and veal o f the said c ir­ consecutive wrrks- j.n o r to said rule day. c u it-c o u rt tins jy th day nf Novem ber. A. I> To All W hom It M ay. C oncern: — yV ilness my Kami am i -esf. —f th e sa iu -etr- - 1908 .U pon application nf the Clly Solicitor, it *'nl< court Ibis ami day id December. A. f) is hereby o rd e rrd that on or before tbe l eb- 11. M . Robinson, (S eat.) 1908 . ru a ry R ule day hext, being F ebruary t, A. 1 6 « Clerk Circuii C ourt. O range C ounty. fl. M. .R O B IN SO N . (S eal.) D. i uuu, in said court, you appear to and if, W Clerk C ircuit Court, O range County. er ‘the bfIF filed and act Iorth the v In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial answ lu re of your respective interests in, right tn, Inthc Circuit Court o r the 7th Judicial In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial or Hens upon real rsta te situate in the City In the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida Circuit or the S ta te or Florida For uf S a nford, and described ill tbe bill as: Circuit of the S tate or Florida for for Orange County. Circuit of the State of Florida Orange County Lot I, niock 7. Tier 2. Orange County I t is fu rth e r ordered thxt this .order be City of Saiifon) ) Kill in L tu n c irv to for Orange County. published in the S anford lle ra ld , a new spaper City of Sanford, t Bill in C h a n c e ry jo EnTorce .. **. ) r.nforve '! • * Lien City tii S anford F City «^S anford, j | U|| In Chhricery to Enforce published In ssid City, once a week for eight ll» Putter* and ) , Lot 5. Ill,'A 0 , Tier 7 . 1 “ T iiX I a o .— consecutive weeks prior to said role day. vsI Hilt in t'h sn c ery to Mary Evans. I Lien. I Jit 4 J and 4 , Block a.) E nforce Tax Lien l u All WTmm It M 4 V C ilt^en»: W itness my hand and seal o f tbe said cir­ To the defendant. Owner U nknow n: 1 |*on ap|> li(i||on of Ihe City Solicitor, it J T ier i*. cuit court this e jrh ilay of N ovem ber, A. I*. To the defendant, Mary F.vnn*'; ll aptx-arlng from Ihe affidavit of the City So­ i« herrhv ordered that on or h e fo ir the I eh ‘ iwner Cuknmvn* it nptH-aring from the affidavit of the City Solici­ licitor ot the City of Sanford herein filed th a t lie ruary Rule day next, beinit Kehrnaty j, A. 1908 ,. II. M. R obinson. (S eal.) To All Whim It Ma* believes that vou are a tion-resldrnt-of the S tate of tor of the City of Sanford herein flled, thot lie be­ . iiv Concerti : IV iqoq, m «aid court, you appear to and I'lm n application u f the t it y Solicitor, it Florida, and th at yoOr residence Is unknown, nmi lieves th a t you are a non-resident of the State of aiiftwrr #th r hill filed and «et Iorth 0 «e na> 23-8 Clerk C ircuit C ourt, O range County, that there is no person in this stn te the service of Fluridu. uml th at your residence Is unknown, ami i» îicfrliv urcJcrctJ that on or before the I r* tu re of ymir re»|>ecfive lniere«t« in, right to, th a t there it no |«e«sun in tills Male the service oi rtutrir Rule ilay ne*tf l>*tmi I'rhntÄtjr t, A • •subpur mi upon whom would hind you. IU tlen*# Upon re»l e*!iite «iftiatr in the City In the Circuit Court ot tbe 7th Judicial a subpoena upon wtiuiu would l)ind you. and that I i, i «jim;, in Ani if- court, you a opear to ■n J of S a n fo rd .-a n d dA«crihed hi the Irfy a«: It Is therefore ordered th a t you Art np)war In thl Circuit of the State of Florida mi*wrr the bill bleu im i ^et forili tlie nu court to 1fit- bill herein filed, upon Monday. Fehru your age (s over the age of 2 1 years |j»t ( i , J ilo c k j . Tier ’ srr I. A I). 190» It is tht-refure ordered th at you do appear in this ture «if your re4(»ectire Interest« in,* right to, It It furth er ordered t liait lliii order 1m* tor Orange County. nr lien» upon real r ita le «Huile ui i h r City court to the bill herein filed, upon Monday, Febru­ ll is further ordered th a t this order of publication publUhrd ln the Sanford Herald., a nevi «jwipei of San frinì, am! dencriheil in the hilt a i: he (Iidiliihnj once a work for eight co n se n t live ary I. A. D. 1009 City u( S anford ) pu!)li«hed in «aid C*lty, once a week for eiKHt I-ot*' Htree and four ÍJ and 4 ). Klock Two I e«ifi«ecutjve week« prior to «ai«l rule day. It it further orderrd th at this order of publication Weeks in Ihe Snnfurd llerald, a new spaper pub v* ). ( j ). T ier Klrvcn f i t ) . be published once a wruk (or right conturulive Iished in the City of Sanford. In Orange county W itn e ii my hand and «ea| of the «aid cir Lot* 14 »mi 1 j , nitK k) Bill in C b in cery to Florida. h is fur liner ordere«! thaï thla order l-rf" fu ll court thi»* j f i h «lay of Novemlier, A. D, weeks In H ie Snnfurd Herald, n newspaper pub­ 7. T ier i # ) ^u fu rc « Tux L ien Witness my hand and the seal of said circuit lisher) In the City ol Sanford, in Orunge county. prihli«|ied in the Snnford 11m i d , .■» new «(a [ter igofl. U nknow n. ) pub!Ì*brd in m M City, once 1 week for eight Florida court this 25th dny oi Novembr. A. D. 1908 II. Nf- Rnhltiaon. (S eal.) To All W hom It May C oncern; W itness my hand nnd the te a l of said circuit c o n tre iltivT week« nrinr to «aid rule day. D M. KuntNwm, l scat. | 16 B C letk f'ireiiit C’inirt, O ran ¡re i ‘iuitny. U|H>ti application o t the 4. ity Solicitor, it W ilnr»« my band »nd «ral « Í the «aid cir court, this 25th day ul November, A. D 1908 Ifi »Clerk Circuit Court O range County. i« hereby ordered that on nr before the Frit* rtiit n ru rt thl* J 5 tb «lay of November, A. ÎY 1) M Robinson, ( u a l ) ruary Rule day next, being I’rL ruary j . A, In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial IV iyov, Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County ifo8. ** in «aid o n irt, you appear to ami In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judlclul Hi 8 II. il* Rob in »on. fSealy) Circuit of the State of Florida » « r the hi!! f.!cd ar»4 -c; fo .ih il*r >.«. Circuit or the S ta te or Florida for In the Circuii Court or thè 7th Judlctal ifti Clerk Clrrnit Court, Orange County. tu re of yuur re»f»ccihc lnlere»t* yi, right to, for Orange County. Orange County lien* uiH>n leal evlatc «ituate t n the City Circuit of the S tate of Florida tor the Circuit Court of t i e '7th Judicial ^ ity of Sanford ) Kill in C hancery to of ¡yuifui'L and de«cr1bc«l in the hill ■*. In City of Sanford. | p U, |n c h an c ery to Enforce I-ot» I r a m i i j . Block 7 . T ier I, Grange Coutil) v** I E nforce la x Lien. Circuit of the State of-'Florida It t% fu rth e r - ordered dial this ord er b* M. Heaton, and ) B Daugherty I ’ Tax Lieu. publikhed in the S anford H erald, a new«|naper lo .Ml Whom It May C oncern: City ul^Sanford. j um |n Choneery lo Enfurce for Orange County. Tu the drli nilant. B. D augherty : Lt| nju application ol the l ity Sadicitor. it pnhlishrd 111 »aid l i l y , once a *eck for eight It apiiatring Irotti the affidavit of the City Sol« i II. C. Davidson. I r cotisecutive week» m iur tu »aid rule day, T“ * U n '. City of S apfuld ) ih n to < Itan«et 1» hereby ordered that mi or before the fe b tor o( the City of Sanford herein filed, th a t to- he W itne«* my baud ami «e-al of the »aid cirV». ) Kit force _ U i ï.p •oary kule day next, bettitf 1 rb ru ary i, A. To thè d e trn d a n t. il. C flavi,l*on : ‘f '« '» '« ! you a r e a nnn-reaidrnt of tlie S tnte o( euft. emit! d a v ,uL -Nofcrm hoa, .1—D. Davidson, xml) It appearlng (rum the affidavit of the City Solici- II. ( lV in «aid court, vnu a i’Dfai lu atuL r lor via, a n j that your residence is uuknuwti. und t o AM W h o m -ft -MsT C o fis-v v sir----- ---------; -inrrrmnF Mil rded‘ a i/a ¿rt^ T T lb the n a m .r tgolfr ’ -Uisi tbaM t» t« .|-e (son in thbt sta te the service uf lur «f thu City of Sunford h n e io filAI, thnt he he 7 B. M. Rohiiiton, (S eal.) Upon appliratioti ol the t ity Sol id l o t , it of yuur i r ip c i li t c iu teirat« in, right to, tu • subpurna upun whom would hind you. amt th at lieve» tliul you are a non-resldenl o( th e S tn tr o l is In-Iciiy olTtereff th at on or h rfo i» th r i ft16 B Cletk C ircuit C ourt, O range 4>onuty. lien» 01*011 real extatc «iluate in the City of Florida, ami tim i your rrsidem-e ly unknuwn. nnd your age it over the age of 2 1 years. n u r y R nlr d»y n rst, being F eb ru ary I. A. It is Iherrhirc ordered th at yitu do npitenr III this tim i Utero is no persoli Ih lid i sta te llia servimi of D; iuuu. in said court, you a p p rar tn amt Hanford, and de»«tilted in the lull a«; In the Circuit Court of tha 7th Judicial . Lot* 4 and s, Hlock 7 . T ier b. court to lb« hi)! herein flled, upon Monday. Febru ir stihpoenn upou whum would hlnd you, It i» furth er ordereu that rbii ord er I«* jt Is therefore ortieu'd thnt you do upix-a; In tlils anssset tili bill filed and set io rth the mt •if l. A 1) 1009. Circuit of the State of Florida to te of your (rsp c .tlv r Interests in, sight to. pubJikbed in (he Sanford lle ra ld , a nrw»|i4per It is further ordcrctl th a t th is order of publication court tu lite bill berciti lllcd, upon Mondny, Frhru- o r-lie n s upon teal estate situate in the (ity putdithed In «aid C i|y, once a week flu eight fot Orange County. w tiutijjsh.il once a week for eight consetsylve yur I, A. D 1909 Il is hirth rr o rd rtrd timi tlils order of |iiihlk'utlun of S anfhrd. and sifterihed in the hill »■: ton«eciitivr -urrUi prior lo «aid rule dav. weeki in Die Sanford H eralJ. n newapatreufsub I Ait 7 It kick ), Tier b. as l|ie pro|>erly ul City u f S anford ) Bill in C hancery W iliir«« my hand and «cal of the said cir l<e puhlished linee a wrek fur right consecutive Fkakla " 1 |p ° t Sanford, in Orunge comity weeks in The Snnford llerald . n newspnper puh- II. C. D avidson, lieiog in O range County. cnit court this Jtid day «»f D ecem ber, A. D. v t. ) E nforce l a x Lit M. H eaton, and ) ol Florida. ' . . . . 1908 ! _Wltnrss my hand a n d , the seal o( said circuit* llslnvl in the City of -Snnford. in Ornnge cuunly. Stale It is lu tlh e r ordered th at this order he Tu tlje defendant, M. H eaton : Florida. “ II. M. R O B IN S O N . (S eat.) coutl. this 25th dny of November, A T). 1008, attnU vit of the City published in the Sanford lle ra b l, a fifwapaper It appearing from the W ilness my Imrid nnd thè seni of said circuii ifi fl Clerk C ircuit C ourt. O range County, n r, B. M. Robinson. -|» c* l 1 published in sal.l City, once a wkek f i r eight Solicitor of tlie l ily of S anford herein filed rviurt, tlils 23th day of Novemlier, 7\ D. 1908. °_______ Clerk Circuit Court, Orange Countyconsecutive w eek, prior to M id . r u le dav. that he believe* that you a re a non retid en t li. M Ko«*(SUN, ( « ai.) In th r Circuit CouTt oi tire 7th Judicial of the S tate of Florida, and that your re*of '•'* said c r 10-8 Clerk Circuit Court. Ornnge County ■* . W itness my bam! ami cult co u rt tins JJlb day of N ovem ber, A D idence U unknow n, ami that there i* no |»erIn Ihe Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State oi Florida «ni 111 till* State the «ervice of a »tibporna In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial 1#u8' Circuit of the S tute of Florida for Il M. R niinson. (S eal.) for Orange County. ujKin whom w ould hind you, and that yuur Clerk C ircuit C ourt. O range CountyCircuit of the S ta te of Florida for Orunge County 16 8 C ity «if S anford ) Hill in C hancery lo age i> over the age uf i t y (4 n . It is therefore urdered tlial you do appear Orunge County Clly of Sanford l UIU ln c h an c ery to Enforce „ _ *». ) E n fo rce T ax Lien in l hi* court to the hill hereiu bled, upon In the Circuit Court oi the 7th Judicial K. C. Iluncan. and ) Momlay, F ebruary i, A. IV ivpv* L Mndry, and f Tax Lien. City of Sanford, To All W hom It May C oncern: Bill in Chancery to Enforce Circuitv,oí the State oí Florida It i* fu rth er ordered that thi« order uf va. U pon applicatioit o f the C By SuHcitnr. it publication To All Wiiuni It May Concern : Tax Lien. lie published once a week for eight J I Boyd ) it hereby ordered that u n nr before the f eb for Orange County. tipMi «(,1'llrution uf the City Solicitor it is hereru ary Rule day neat, being F eb ru ary i, A, cunn-eieiitfve week* in the Sanford H erald, a To the defendant. J ! Boyd. Boyil !!!.. .rrn '.b.aCtai ur liefore the February Rule day n i y ôf San 10 ru iif S anford }» Bill in C haneer» t« l>, iv«*y, in said court, you ap|*ear tn and newspaper puhlivhed in the City of Sanford, , MU. ta-Jiig Hrhtunry I n . A. D. 1909. in said a v iti, It aptM-aring from the affidavit of the City Solici­ ’ v ,. ) E n force Tax Lien. answ er the Kill filed and set forth the na in O range C ounty, Florida. ruu Bp,« «, (u Ulk| , „ , w,.r lh e bin ,||,.(1 Bm| M.( tor of toe City of Sou forti herein filesl. th at he heWitne*« my band and (lie teal nf »aid c ir­ N eavc, 'and ) ture of your rcspectite interests in, right to, A. ). .t i l . !“* of your respective interests in. lirves th a t you are a non-resident of the S tate of , . or liens u 1Min real etftate »ituatc In flic City cuit court tliii and «lay of December, A. D. T o the defcnuanl, A. JS R ' ¡ftor lern» Ut»n real e sta te situ ate In the Florida, and th at your residencxi is unknown, und City ig D ‘-m tb r «ftuhiYlt ul the iycilC * uf S anfuru. and described in the lull a«i appearing th at there is no |«-r»on in this sta te the service of til. í í r°™- •"<! described in th e hill os U t the City o f S an fo rd beteln bled K M KTiUlNSON. f h ra l.)----s 7,1 « r U. loot t, HUhic 4 , T ier a, ____ _______ , ■tur «hi a subpoena upon whom would bind you. amt that Solicitor ,«» U ni s on a ta a m in tc i Cir rk Circuit Court, Orange 4 ounly. — tT— n— ftmrrrf ^rifTFri rrrn rnTi ¡T7TTr X T . ‘i,1* Bother ordered th a t th is order he Quid is ted our age is over th e flic ui 2 1 Treat 1 . . ------— — fnibtishrd in the Sanford H erald, a newspaper It is therefore ordered th a t you ilo appear in this ,,f tbc State <•( M urbU. and D u t yo*r >»• —— “ ¡y“ wwttsont iterntd. fl )ie w späiür publísTírd In is unkiiow n, ami tliat there i» 110 per puhlished in said 4 ity, Hr, «once a Week for eight In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial mvV. 'Y- ‘i*.1™ ? * ct' k I " right consecutive weeks court to Ihe bill herein flled, upon Monday, Febru­ idcnce in th l. State tb r service uf a .ubpoeuu Consecutive weeks prior lo said rule day. Rrtor tu tabi rule day. ary I. A D. 1909 Circuit of the State of Florida upon whom wuuld hlnd you. a n d th at yuur and seal of the »aid «ir my ha nil W itness It is furtber ordered th a t this order uf publication •vJV.'ïfV J ? » hand and seal of th e said circuit cuit coùrf Ibis a 51 ti day uf N nvnnbcr, A. D. «w n thls jlflih day of Novemlwr. A. D. 1908. be published once a week fur eight consecutive a g r is user the âge uf i l years. for Orange County. Il i» therefiire urdered th a ï-y o u do appear ipoH. weeks in The Sanford Herald, a newspaper pub­ •n , U. M. KoeusKH. ( stai ) II. M. Riffiinson, iS tv I.I C ity of S an fo rd ) Bill in Chancery •ir to lished In the City of Sanford, In Orange cxiunty. in Ibis x ■vuf t lu lhe bill h e ftln flled. upott Clark Circuit Court. Orange County. vs. ) E nfurce . Ta J .ie n v ■6 8 C lrrk Circuit C ourt, O range C onni f. MomUy, l'eh ru a ry 1 , A. D. -tU'->8-; Florida. — W. Ri--Mr.sfv.-awd— ) “ lt S« fiifthcr t)f*lcirtl tliml ihi» ortïer of W itness my hand and the seul of said circuit ___ -1 In th e Circuit Couit oi the 7th Judicial evurt. T u the d efen d an t, W . R. M oses: publication be publi-ke.l tm ee a w « k for elgkl this 2 5 th day of November. A . D. lutiti. It appearing from the affiiUvit of the City consecutive week» m the S anford H erald. . D. M KoatNNM. [ mal ) L- * Circuit o r the State ¿ r Florid* In the Circuit Court oi the 7th Judicial Solicitor of the City o t S an fo rd herein filrd new tpaper pubtlvhrü in lhe L lty uf ft*nturd, Ifl -8 Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County. lor Orange County. that hr believes that you are a_-nun re tid e n t Circuit oi th* State of Florida in O range C ounty, ITurida. -. of the Stale of Florida, and Ihat y o u r're v - • W ilnes» niv lu n d s u * the seal of satd cir City of Sanford ) Bill in C hancenr to In the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial for Orange County. id io ts Js unknow n, a n d th at th v re -ii no p e r­ CÛTl co u rt tins Jn d J»y of December, A. H ,,r ,,v»* ) E n fo rce T a x Lien. Circuit of th e S tate of Florida for ----- Gitw—w f-S a n fo rd ) B B U tn Chance«» tu son in Oris S tale the service nf a subpoena -AVs Stetson, and ) ,y"8'------- TTrAt ROBÎNSON7 (Seal.) W . B. S tation, and 1 E n fu rrc Tax Lien. up-m whom would hind you, a n d th a t y o u r ] u die defendant, W . S. S tetso n : ---------— Orange C ounty- ' a g r is over the a g r of a I years. C lerk C ircuit C ourt, O iatige C ounty. W. S, Stetson. ) ^ l.* p p e a « i» tg Irw ra -th r a ttid iv lt o t th e' City et. It Is there fo re 'o rd e re d that you do appear T o All W hpjn lt Majr • C o n c ern : City of Sanford of the C ity uf San ft» d herein filed BUI in Chancery to U pon application uf the C ity S ullciler, it iu ibis co u rt to the bill herein filed, i-pon ' it c ll*TC* 'Bat you a re a non-resident the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial M onday, Isliru a ry I, A. D. 190 «. • 1 ine . b u te of F lorida, and titat y our re s­ Lot 5 Block 6 , Tier 7. Is hereby o rd e rrd that on «vr tvefnr, tlie l«-l> Enforce Tax Lien. It fp rtb e r o rdered thaf t h i s ' o rd e r o t Menee it- unknown, a n d th at th e re is no per- Owncr Uoknown. and ruary Rule day next, licing F e b ru a ry i, ACircuit of the State df Florida D. „roue, ill said c o u tl you a p iw .r lo and pidilieat«»» lie published o nce ■ wfr)f ffJX.cigUl__ _ •*»' hi ibis State the service o f a subpoena To Ali Whom It May Concerti : lipon application uf (ha City SuJieiUir, it la here- „ . . J o r . O iM ie C o u o ly ,™ answ er Ul. U U i- M e d - s a i F » s l" f w tl r i k r n in i r ( eo n se eitrlv r v re rtrrT irT tii S iliT o fJ ife ia b i, a “ I"» , »hum would hind you,- a n d th a t y o u r •J your rr«p«s'tlvr in lrre sts in , right to, or o r w .|is |e r puhlished in Ihe C ity of S a nford, h t Ó É B M l U a of ha Iosa *A* Fwfex.ary Rute day 1*-.oy*r. City of S anford ) Bil Bill In Chancery la liens ur-Tin real rsta te situate in the City uf tn O range C ounty, Florida, next, heing reW u ary 1, A. D. 1909, in said court, v v i —— T ax l-ian. ibrtrT ore o rd e rrd th at you ou do appear >ou upM-ur to and answer the bili filed and sei San Ior it, and deM-tibed in .the hill as: in W itness my hand a n d the teal of aaid c ir ­ T*i ai It. . 1 co.,-, ,1l *° lb« Bill here n filed, upon orth thè n atu re of yuur respectfve interrata in. A. B. T om linson, »«d) , ■ •„ l o t id . Block 6 . T ier j. cuit co u rt this and day of Decem ber, A. I). Monday | eLruary A. I). 1009 . T o (he d efendant. A- B. T om linson: a t ^ — Ight to, or Iran* upon resi e sta te situ ate in thè It It fu rth e r o rd e rrd th at this order lie 1908 . «..tu " , ' u '*h*r *4»dcred th a t th is order of !lly of Sunford. and deacrihed in the biliai sa Loi 5, ll appealing from the affidavit Of the Clly puhlished in the Sanford Herald, a newspaper B. U . R O B IN S O N . (S eat.) 1* puhlivhed once a week fo r eight Block fl. Tier 7, Solicitor of the C ity of S anford .h ere in filed published In said C llr, once a wrek to r eight 8 t. C ltrk C ircu it C ourt, O range C ounty. Wnsccutive w eek, in the S a n fo rd H erald, a Il is fu rlh rr ordered Ih a t this order he p u b llth o l th at he believes th a t you a re a non-resident lonsecutive - weeks prior to said ru le «lav. published I’uhlisfied in th e City o f S anford, in l it e Sanfurd llerald, a new spaper puMlshed in of Ihe S tate o f, Florida, a n d that your re», W itness m y h*ml -and seal of the aaid c ir­ Wo ** L ounty, llo rid a . said city, once a week for right consecutive weeks Idence Is unknow n, and th a f ihei'F»*« no per- cu it court th is end «lay of December, A . D. tn County Ju d ié 1* Courf, Orante .... tea) ___o f said cirtuo 1 lli‘ * hand a n d the m ui Ui said aaid rute prior rule day. aim in title S tate the service o f a subpoena *ult court this and day o f -December,. A. D. Wfitn itness ess m y hand and seat arai ol of the aakl aaid eh circuii upon whom would bind you, a n d (h a t your B. V . R O B IN S O N . (S eal.) 190B. County, Florida court, ibis 2 3 th day uf November. A. D. 1908. 1 ft 8 Clerk C ircuit C ourt. Drang» County. age fa over I ha a t* o f aa years. .. M u Kost w - ,___ B asm«, /( —. m a i) CScaI J 1 | !• ' Iher?lure o rd ered Ihat you do appear lit Re E state of 1 *• «'»«rtf CTrcill ePun^Psn, Cierk Circuit Court. Orange Ccginty. ranga C ounty. ifl-à— in this co u rt to the hill herein filed, u p -n In the Circuit Court oi the 7th Judicial W. M, M ahoney) M onday, F ebruary I. A. 1». 1909 . To Au. Cagarropa. Letama. Ditreutmaw and Vl It is fu rlh rr ordered th a t -th is o rd e r of * Circuit oí the State of Florida Piaanrs Ha vrac C u u m Ar.Àinxr Sam E s ta ti : IMPROVED o r d e r o f r e d m e n publication be puhlivhed once a week for eight T«x» a n d each of you are hereby notified and re -1 for Orange County. consecutive weeks in the S a n fo rd .H e ra ld , a qulred to present a n y d a im s and all dem ands Wekiva Tribe No. 41 newspaper published In th e -C ity of S anford, C ity of Sanford ) BIB in C hancery lo which a ]you h a v e either for or against aaid e state o A ttorney- at-L a W in O range C ounty. Florida. vt. ) E nforce T ax Lien. W / HI. . Mahoney, ___________________ ___ _ deceased, late of Orange County, Hunting grounds of Sanford. Meetings W itness my hand and the seal of said c ir­ Am anda Coodsnn, a nd) A Florida, to the undersigned Execntor uf aaid e sta te ®n the 1st nnd 2nd Wednesday of each cuit co u rt this add day of D ecem ber, A. D. To All W hom It May C oncern: w ithin one year from the d a te hereof. D ated December t l , 1908. U pon application o f th e C ity Solicitor, it In Masonic Hall. Visiting broth- Abstract» Examined and Title« 1‘erfacted 19° * ' B. M. R O B IN SO N . (S eal.) Fxamjs W. Mamwrv, is h rrrb y o r d y r d th at on or before the F eb­ m welcome. Ruota 21 Pico Block, Sanfurd, Florida, IB-8 E xecutor.__ ru a ry Riti* day n e at, being F eb ru ary 1 , A. It. Clark Circuit <r’u“rti Orange County. City ■ O i ñ r n ^ i C oncern : City , U pon application ------ — of - v ,theSoficTtor, it It hereby ordered th at on, o r before (Its Feb­ ru a ry Rule Ja y nera, being F eb ru ary t, A I). 1909 . i n 's a i d c ourt, yoy amk-ar to am i answ er the hill filed and set fo rth the n a­ tu re of your respective Interests In. right to, or liens upon real estale situate in th e City of S a nford, and dcseeiHcd Tn th e bill a t ; Em i f , Block j . T ie r 1 . It it fu rth e r o rd e rrd th at this order lie published in th e S anford H erald, a newspaper published In said C ity, mice a wrek fo r eight consecutive weeks p rior to said ru le day. W itness my hand and seal o f the said c ir­ cuit court this a jth day* of N ovem ber, A. D. 1 908. _ It, M. RuM nton, fS e a t.)' 16 8 C lerk C ircuit C ourt, O range County, " s s a »7« T tS A r í t • Circuit o r th e S ta te or Florida ror Orange County vjf™ fór' Orange County. o l S an fo rd vs. r Ä B ,^ r a 7 r .: ,.r r i.'“i p Circuit or the S ta te o r Florida For O ranie County 'Mm ‘3 v! s.**1 H - ajI .f .?i:ir v Ili ‘t k -, ' T;ri r.T™ : j .; ! I r f t *I 1 ■; ;n r húi I t i,, u .Ll I v.vgq * » ■« * !' p in m �■ :» i: . ’ ___________ _—.— !------ -------- •— ----' ' ------- J cksonville, Fla., Jan. 20th--March 20th, 1909 Magnificent Display of the Products and the Counties of Florida Industriaban«* C iír u r rfOite "Exhibits *♦ r r u # w*uMá»ar^ I ' UP. »«* < ** Pyrotechnic Displays, General Adm ission: Big Hippodrome, Adults, 25c, Children 10c Grand Midway Open Daily From 10 a. m to 11 p. m. Come to Jacksonville and Visit * + + ♦ ♦ ♦ + + ♦ + + * + + + 4 ^ 4 -* + + + * + + + i TROM MACARONI DELTA I í-+ + + + « M -+ * + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + ¡» Troni The Herald'» Special Correspondent Dv Mírete,» Telephone of Sanford in town yesterday. They spoke highly of Uie up-to-date nnd citified np penrnnee of our streets and citizens. They tarried with us for some time and returned to Sanford. Come again, gentlemen. The Gilcudy family are alialHictcd with St. Johns river scratches. Ophelia, the oldest girl, caught 'em sitting up with the hired man, und she give 'em to the balance of the family, Sylvester Jenkins and Dob Stokes hiked over to Dungnlow Corners Inst Sunday to see'the m l headed Skinner girls. Hi Densley, who keeps the lunch and 6odn stand, got over a dollar of Syl nnd Dob's money. The boys are great spenders. Lycurgus Doliarhide and Cleopatra Smoot have made up and are keeping company again. They fell out over almost nothing. When they went sliding down the bump the bumps at Wonderland Cleopatra's bus­ tle got pushed round on her aide and she looked so comical that everybody yelled nnd Lycurgus snickered ulong with the rest and that made her awful mad. Well, tme love never did run smooth, as Julius Caesar said, but thank goodness every­ thing is all right now. Tim exhilarating Mint; of the potato bud is heard distinctly in this locality. ' Sctli Hopkins, our bonttlind house man, has found Hint ily screens won’t keep dtit hcdhudB. His boarders scctn much dis • - couroded. l lic Palmy atinospiicre of Ihe past week has been quite beneficial to o sn , much more so than if it had been cold und un­ favorable. Mrs. Punk Jones entertained several of the Macaroni smart set with u fried trf|>e luncheon and {¡arileld tea yesterday nflcr noon. Much hilarity prevailed. A Sanford man named Didder At the picnic wiib bit'by a chigger, He howled nnd cavorted. Ho worried and snorted, And cut a ridiculous fidder. Two of Dill Kornpetcr’s dlrls recited six chapters in the Old Testament at the church sodul lust nidht and much hand — H aykuue. clnpplnd prevailed. Old (¡11 Peckhnm's wife had n two-ounce Quaint Quibbles From S lsjlo p k ln s. bunion ehlssled off hern i a foot-yesterda jrr Crooks think, nobody straight. Doc. Stebbins said the old womon's lioof Of«! conversation is often imm-orol. bled like u stuck pid. Men who are occupied don't generally Asbury Smoot was kicked in the stomach get ple-eye<h ‘ ________ while mllkind a balky cow yesterday, nnd Mu says some men doh't have to lose n hiivarm lfugc nppentllcks was knocked clean out of plum nnd may hove to be re limb to get *stumped. •% adjusted. When a man deals In futures, he’ll soon Old man Stetson has »old his five-acre have a past to think about. stock farm and is doind to set his son Pete My says -some men are so mean they —up in business and hos Started hTiiriiTo even kick when the ice cream is cold. shoeshlning parlor on Smoot avenue. Pete Some womeif would sooner ride In a is a pusher. handsome cab than be Invited to n ban­ * Three sawlodk passed through our town quet. to the Dejin Creeks mill Wednesday, and Pa says some women storm so much two loads of sawdust were hauled from the yninl flunk Ihey'd carry lifs Wat* about mitt ro town lo t Sidewalk making bn Plun* with'.'ern. H ket avenue. The gulf that separates some women Sam Dlnginan planted his third wire last from society is often crossed by u good Tuesday. She pasiid’fivny quite pcace- hand at'*bridge. fully from bilious secretions of the liver. Meghphonc Donehead Is so lazy that he Much sympathy Is felt for Sam who seems doesn't remove his nose glasses when lie much chagrined. washes his face. Phil Plunket says if we. don't get a Pa, remembering what happened to old late frost and don't have too much dry Adam, threatens to chop down every ap­ or wet weather the sedd planted in good ple tree on the place. ground, ami hasn't been injured yet, may When a man doesn't drink anything bqt pan out good crops. Phil's judgment is cold water he generally succeeds in keep­ Iiretty reliable. ing out of bot w a te r/ We were pleased to see several citizens Some men are so mean they consider It nn .extravagance to put butter nnd molas ses on the same piece of bread. Pa says one of the ndvantngcsof getting on n jury Is that you cun hear all the tes­ timony Hint the newspapers don't dare print. Pansy Donchead's pome: There is an old maid named Maud, whom nil men con-, sider a fraud; Nothing could hall her. if led to Hie altar; Out asked if slic'd' go, cried "Oh, Luwd'J When a Man Lives |! Clear up to His Income Another Florida Industry. The immense paper factory which is proposed for Gainesville is assuming ahe nature oi the real thing, ns u site has been selected by two expert engineers of boston, who have been looking over the situation for the past two weeks. The site will be located in the northern sec­ tion of the city, directly between the tracks of the Atlantic Coast Line nnd the Tampa nnd Jacksonville railway. Tlie material to be employed in the manufacture of paper at this plant will be the stumps of dismantled pines. This will be, when completed, one of tilt largest paper mills in the United States. It is said that the plant, buildings, etc. will cost in the neighborhood of $2,000, 000, and the industry will employ a large -mtmberrrf-hnntli. The entcrjirisc is be iiiji, financed by the |»remoter. C. W. Chase, of Gainesville, nnd Eastern and English capitalists. The tn.anufucuiro of - paper from ^lTie pine stuinji is no cx|>eriiileiit, hut an act­ ual realisation, os those interested have i ; made numerous experiments which have finally resulted In producing 0 strong, perfect pafier of several grades. It is claimed that ih« (taper made from pine is superior in many instances to the pro­ duct from nny oilier fiber material. He owes it to his family and his b u sin ess to provide adequate ' life insurance—The unexpected is alw ays happening. , B u t the protection must be.arranged is too late. for before it ii Equitable Life Assurance Society -------------------- (fr'THE UNITED STATES J- S. COLES, Jr., General AtJent, Jncksonville, Florida MRS. E. P. WELBORNE, Special Agent * * * * * * * t ***** Just Received- The largest line of sporting goods ever received in Sanford—guns, rifles, hunting clothing, etc. ' Harry J. Wilson Arrival and Departure of Malls Effective November Fifteenth A rrive From N orth........... T 0 0 a. m . 2 03 p. in., 3 SO p in. l* ~ ‘h . . . . . . .....................7 .00 ». m . 2 35 p. m. Tampa o n ly ....................................... | | 3 s „ TltuivMe branch............ 0 00 a. m„ 3 « 0 « . m! Orlada branch..................................10 30 a m Trllbx branch ............... J 0 0 a. m .. 1 10 p. S . T a ra rc i branch................ ................. | 3 3 p m Laave For in ..............................•? ..... Si? ® 00 p. in. 35*“ BS P- « . 3 30 p. m„ u 00 p. m. TliusvUla branch---------8 00 a. m . 2 25 p. m„ Trilbr b r s a à .' ............. p. n .. 9 00 p. m. Tayarea branch............ .0 40 a. m.. 2 Ï3 p, m. »«CP* Sunday; others dally. l | A53‘a ym*WCM pOUch reoeWod mun Tampa at Ca*». f. Huaim. I’d*tmalter. »1. L. Huauu, Am t Postmaster. f r e e s a m I^BW Wall' Paper will chance uninviting diunal rooms into an atgfCtby cheerful home. Wc place at your door the privilege ol »elections from the largest and moat vtried stock in the South. p LES O F Éâ Pipuftapn, Will» firifoocy llU liW . Day St. W A L L ^ P A P E fi a "POST CARD »• -H» day Hating room you intend psp**10»]* bring you wrap!« If you intenJ P31“*“* send lor bfices-odcoio card. We have eroT* th in g In PAINT, and save you money, ftortattn, BALFI¡^CONROY COM]P A N Y Job Printing TJw H e ra ld P H m L tf �Il E U A U ) IN SANFORD— Life is Worth Living Number 24 SANFORD. FLORIDA, SATURDAY. JANUARY 30, 1909 NEWS O f THE WORLD ISAIAH COOPER ESCAPES DEAT I OUR STRAWBERRY CROP Ills Items of Interest Gleaned From Various Sources HAPPENINGS DIRING THE WEEK H«re the Readers Will Find a Brief Historical Spring Flowing led Readers Sentence Commuted Imprisonment to Tnllalmsscc, Jan. 27.—The' Board of The P r o s p e c t F o r B e rrie s A rc Pardons yesterday commuted the death V ery B rig h t sentence of Isaiah E. Cooper to life im prisenment. Thin was the result of an other Investigation of the case, as there EINE SPECIMENS ON DISPLAY has always been some doubt about the guilt of the accused. Six years ago. the 29th of the present Sanford May Become a Center For month. Jhc .town jof Jhm in Gordu was This Blushing Berry—Many hrilled-wit h exeitcm cnthjrt he nssn sstnn Acres Planted lion of the town marshal. J. U. Bowman The lands ndjuccm to Sanford seem to Isainii E. Cooper wab arrested, tried hear n charm for the growers of vege­ and convicted, and tuts three times stood tables and fruits. Every season sees a in the shadow- of the gallows.. He was new crop planted a nd each ■and every ■WntlehlrtdJ to death and n warrant Issuet experiment proves successful Last fall for his execution l>y Governor Jennings, a number of growers tried planting straw­ hut the warrant wax-revoked-on the eve berries in order tn dem*tistn,te^he-state­ of the event which wns to take Ihc life ments made that Sanford soil would grow of Coojicr in the name of tlic law. anything. Twice Governor Broward issued dentil The Janils are most too valuable for warrants for Cooper, and twice the war­ lettuce nijtl celery to try other vegetables rants wdre withdrawn. Cooper tins re­ or fruits and the growers arc not prone to mained In the DeSoto county jail tit Ar­ try many experiments; consequently the cadia. having the remarkable experience strawberry venture lias lieen watched of having three death warraptn issued for with much interest, not only by the home him and possessing the distinction or growers, but other sections of Florida. having three governors to sit in review The fruit has matured early and Is of the of his case. finest quality and for the past six weeks Ten buildings in the center of Princeton llj" were destroyed by Are last Saturday, entailing n loss of about $100.000. The Odd Fellows Hall and Terminal rcstnurnnt fge mu o n t he bwiidings d—irayad. The Merchants’ and Formers bnnk of ^ the hands of a receiver. (inverted from places of demoralizing lafluences into places of positive educa­ tional value is the latest proposition in regard to electric theaters in Chicago. The latest application to which electric­ ity is put is the hatching of chickens. An tlectric ipcuhalor is now on exhibition in Chicago. Dy the giving way of n dam at a gold nine near Johannesburg. South Africa hut week ICO miners were drowned while PROPERTY BRINGS GOOD PRICE at work. Saturday last witnessed the departure Five-Room C ottage and Two Lots Sell of the last of the United Stales mnrincs ___.____ For $5,000 Cuba. They were transported to - The activity in -vegetable lands for the Newport News. past two years has seemed tp retard the Three persons killed and twenty wounded salo of city property soitiewhnt, ntlhough "Wi the result of ti' daring attem pt a t the prosperity of the adjacent territory is highway robbery at Walthamstow, a sub­ bound to mean the. rapid growth of the city urb of London, Inst week. Two Russians when tile suburban property starts to tiring held up n party who were conveying good prices. The increase of sales in city large amount of money intended for pay­ projierty in the past few months has-been ing off help. They got the money but marvelous. The Sanford Lnan& Building were captured before they could get away Association has added nn 'impetus to .wll it. Both then committed suicide. building, and some sixty new dwellings The military neademy at Pcckskill, N. have been, erected in the past twelve Y, has been destroyed by fire months. Naturally, attention has been i(fnwn to Twenty-five canary birds, chirping and tinging in (he glare of a blazing fire, spread the value of city prcpuUy, o ! for several in alarm that snved fourteen fumilics in months the activity in real estate bus drawn Chicago recently, although the feathered attention of investors. C. R. Walker lias sold to Mrs. Geo. H. songsters lost their own little lives. Fernnld the five-room house and lots ad­ The Pojx! Motorcar Company q£^>ledo joining. making a total of 150 feet front , has merged into wliat is to he known Apon Oak avenue and 117' feet on Fourth person Toledo Motor Co., a sydjeate, with street, the consideration being $5,000. Richard C. Apperson of Lynchhurg.Va.. at This is a very Uesiruble piece of proper­ iuhead. —■ ... ty, tuiil Mrs. Fernald proposestoerectn fine The fifteenth annual meeting oi the dwelling on the vacant lots nt once. survivors of Arctic expeditions took place Severnl handsome residences are in pro­ in New York city last Saturday, under the cess of construction and orders for more ‘•suitlces of the Arctic Club of America. are in the hands of contractors. In a few -‘The attendaam waa auiaU-luu. tUu. plosauro Years ban font' will be known n* a city of of meeting again was great. beautiful homes, paved streets and good Buried under thousands of tons of snow sidewalks and many will seek the city ns and dirt and rocks which swept down the a winter residence. mountain side, January 23d, on Bird mlijc at Ouray, near Grand Junction, Colurudo, RAILS FOR TROLLEY LINE several men lie buried, and there tlteir bklies must remain until the snow melts. In a collision lust week between two Track Will be Laid a t Same Time as Brick Paving • sections of the St. Louis-New York express The rails for Sanford's trolley line were on the Pennsylvania railroad last Satur­ day six persons were killed mid several purchased lids week, to be in readiness others injured. The uccident was caused for laying as soon as the brick paving on bf Ihc first section being stopped by ob­ First street commences. The track will be structions on tl»e track and a heavy fog laid in the center of the street, and this will which prevented the engineer of the scc- obviate the necessity of tcnrjng up the ond section from seeing the signals in time streets in niter years for tracks. Thus, along with the street paving, will the In­ to stop his train. ception Of the trolley system and First hi die hull of consistory ut the Vatican . In Rome, last Sunday, Pope Pius rend the street will he a busy thoroughfare, in keep­ decree approving the solemn heatrlficatiun ing with the Greater Sanford that is to ' , ____ of Joan of Arc. In ids address the 1’ijpc follow. TTiiTtrolley llneTwiH liring the suburban aid hr was never so satisfied as when through the help of God he was able to dwellers into closer touch with city affairs *»is* to the niton thOW“ Wlid; leaving oil -and wilt make possible u country home for **rth the perfume of their virtues, show, the business man. with the assistance of the Almighty, the Sanford as a Tourist Center •“hsfies of heaven. As a railroad center, Sanford stands Rauslll, the bandit chief of Morocco, has without n peer In this section of the state. - Just paid $400,000 to g e t die position Of One has only to go around to the depot «vernor of Knbyles, held by an old-time and notice the various trains which urrive enemy, tn discover...that the amount of travel into Nntlofitfl appropriation bill ifor sup- tills place is something Immense. Every PW of Indians calls for $11,000,000. train is loaded to its utmost Cupncity, tourists from tike North arriving here In The Judgment given the State of Texas large numbers. This inthix of visitors is ****** *he Waters-Fierce oil company by great tribute to Sanford. It demon­ the supreme court, will be paid in sliver dwlars, delivered at the state treasury. strates very forcibly that the attractions T™ award and Interest amounts to about here for the tourist are' above the average. $2.000,000 and it will requlrfc-tix clerks They recognize that Sanford is a good place in which to spend the winter. For ** many days to do the counting. some years these visitors have found a hy an explosion of dynamite in the tun- home on the East Coast, but the Iiijdiui i at 'he Chicago waterworks crib out in towns are now coming in for their share 0* lake hut week It is estimated that 00 of this immigration, and Sanford stands J^hnen lost their livesl So far. between head and shoulders above nny.other town. any and sixty bodies have been recovered. Will Locate .Italians. i Iuneral-services were held In all churches Murrell k Minshew have plans per•^-Protestant and catholic, as Uio remains ected tp locate a colony of Italians upon not ** individually identified, and their macaroni farm near Macaroni Delta. victims were of both persuasions. the lióme market tins been supplied with the finest strawberries that ever delighted the palate of the epicure. There is n basket of fruit on display this week at the First National Bank and tho many visit­ ors to the clty-hüVC- bjjeu loud “ in their praise of the great size of (lie fruit and its rich, ripe appearance. These berries were grown upon tile farm of S. 0. Chose, on Benrdnll nvenuq, along the line of the Sanford & Everglades railroad, and nre ample proof of the quality of berries that can be grown on" Sunford soil. In nil there arc about thirty acres of strawber­ ries planted near Sanford and every grower states that they will realize a handsome profit frotp the fruit. The great point of value regarding strawberry culture in Sanford is the subirrigation that enables ibe growers to reap n harvest every year from the same plants, instead oí a constant icnewal of same. Sanford is not pising in the lime light publicity ns a strawberry center, but only giving n practical demonstration of the wonderful possibilities of the soil—u soil that seems peculiarly adapted for the successful growing of vegetables and fruits. _______________ ___ HENRY M. FLAGLER HERE Stopped in Sanford A S hort Time Monday Last Henry M. Flagler, President of the East Coast Railway, Vice President and Gen cral Manager J. R. Parrott (Missed through Sanford on Monday enroute to St. Augus tine after a tour of inspection nt Port Tnm|>a. They were in Mr. Flagler’s pri vnte car attached to train 83. They were agreeably surprised at the rapid progress being-made- s lor ¿ e v e r y line In Sanford. Asked as to what progress wns belnf made on the extension of the Florida East Coast Railway from Knight's Key to Key West. MrvPnmHt-sehi-thftt-the work was being pushed to completion, and that they hoped to luive trains-running- intw-rire Island City within the next six months Mr. Flagler expressed regret that Jie did not hnvc t|me to stop over in Sanford and be shown over Lite city. He said that lie wns going back to St. Augustine, and nfter remaining there for a few days would go with Mrs. Flagler to their winter home at Palm Bench, and before he left for the summer would probably visit San­ ford again ns he seems greatly interested In tlie Celery City. AMUSEMENT PARK TOR SANEORD . First Year CELERY IS NOW MOVING First of Sanford’s Great-Crop Mas Started WILL BRING VERY GOOD PRICES E. E. Brady Receives Excellent Prices __ I n . tiic . rield— Growers Hava ~— Bright P rospects For severnl weeks (he celery growers have been shipping in small Tots, and ns yet no one grower has shipped n Solid eorrwhiuntglt-scverni enr lots have beenshipped. E. E. Brady fell short on shipping n solid car on Monday, which would have given him the distinction of shipping the first car several days earlier than the past record. The shortage wns made up by oilier growers nnd the enr went fnrwnrd through Crutchfield & Woolfolk nnd the Celery Union. The growers nre realizing good price for the celery and if the weather remains cool the celery will tiring fine returns. A number of growers will not begin shipping for several weeks yet, and Borne of the best celery ever raised in this sec­ tion-will go forward in nlmut two weeks. The prospects for a gixxi crop und good prices are very bright. ■• . • It is -estimated thnt the total crop of celery from California will be 1,750 cars. Jp to the lOtli of January 850 tars Jifive;, been moved, or about half the entire crop. . _______ ' Will Be Along the Line of the New Trolley Road Sanford has long - since discarded her swaddling clothes and stepped out garbed in the habiliments of a large city, One,of the greatest factors in the de-. velopmcnt of Sunford and the adjacent territory is the new.Sanford & Everglades SANFORD’S FIRE DEPARTMENT Railroad. Now that the trolley line will follow closely upon - the heels of-the new railroad the real development will take Being Brought tft High Degree of Efficiency. place at once. With the rapid growth of The citizens of Sanford should lake the city comes as a iiatoral sequence the places of amusement where the people more pride In their new lire department can spend their leisure moments. Along recently organized and lchd their aid in the line of the trolley will be erected a every wny to moke it stronger nnd better fine amusement jxirk containing a race each year. Nothing mdda more lo property values track, ball diamond, tenifis courts, gull links and other spirts. '(dir sjiot for the und less to the premiums of the fire in­ [isrk lias not yet been decided upon but surance compnnies^thnn n first class fire it will probably be in the' famous Beck department. The fire committee of the city council Hammock, a s|xittliut is becoming famous under the magic wand of the wizard, has recently paid consideratile attention to the fire department. A «lew hose Edgar E. Brown, of Richmond, Indiana. It is rumored that n strong company wagm, more hose, new nozzles, shut-off will soon be organized under the name of valves und numerous other supplies have the Sanford i'nrk Co., and that a twenty been added. The quarters have been im­ acre tract iiKlleck Hammock will he pir- proved. mid altogether the equipment lias chased, part of it cleared nnd the" rest left been placed in first-class shnpe. FLORIDA PRODUCTS IN N. Y. Under the skillful leadership of Chns. in its natural state of virgin loveliness. •b Hand as chief, the department lias been Sucli an enterprise beside being of un­ | New York Pnckrfl New York. Jan. 23—The Florida orange utterable value to Sanford and its pro­ reorganized and drilled, und in a short murket this week bus shown no decided moters would be a great drawing card foi time Sanford will be fully protected from the dread rnvuges of theflro fiend. tiange compared witli Inst week. Prices the tourists during thu winter mouths. Severnl hundred feet of new hose will on the street range from $2 to $3 and Show Makes Dig lilt be added in a few weeks and the boys the receipts arc mostly of very good quulNever in the history of the five years will then he put through their paces in ity. Good Indian River pineapple fruit is that the C. W. Park Company lias been regular drills. bringing as high us $3.50. Tangerines visiting Gadsden has u better show been are selling at $3 to $4, which is u slight put on than that of lust night, and never CLYDE LINE FREIGHT RATES advance over Inst week’s quotations. lias the audience been Inrger or more Grapefruit, of which the receipts were very heavy for the past few weeks, lias appreciative. The canvas theatre wns Big Reduction Has Been Made by t lie Company slackened up somewhat, ami the market crowded from the stage to its entrance, The Clyde Line lias made a great reduc­ is beginning to get cleaned up. Prices mu) those who came expecting a great deal from the company did not leave dis­ tion in the freight rates from Sanford lo range from $1.50 to $2.50. Northern points. Growers who wish to The lighter receipts of lettuce have appointed. The play put on lust night wns one ship potatoes, cabbage, tomatoes, cucum­ greatly improved prices. The unusually heavy receipts for the past few weeks never before seen here, and was iuterest- bers, etc., should get the Clyde Lipe rales • | before shipping" The facilities for hand- ’ to $2.25, according to quality. Most of The musical numbers under the direction ling vegetables have been greatly itn|>ruved the sales reported Were made ut $1.25 of Prof; Anderson Were exquisite and ut this point and the Clyde Line wiUdoull nd $150. Koitmine lettuce is selling ut called forth mudi a p p la u s e ._^ ______ |_iu its pawcr-tnJinlhur-Uwinterests of thc ~ L peni. of.“ Which" lTirrc~sre vary few - Tee-pliÿflii Were airw orthy of special growers und shippers. coming, are selling at $3 to ‘ $5, beans mention, and each part wns bundled in “ The Lyman Twins.’’ $1.50 nnd fancy stexk ns-high as $3.50., such manner ns to call fortli much com­ In a big musical (traduction. One of 'eppers bring $3 to $4. Cauliflower is ment frMn the audience nfter the show. die most enjoyable performances of the The contpnny this season is the best Mr. staling mostly at $125 to $1.50, with the season will be seed at the opera house, fancy offerings bringing us high as $2 a Park hus ever brought to Gndsden. The February 3, in the appearance of (ho canvas theatre is undoubtedly the best basket. Lyman Twin Brothers, the famous twin Florida tomatoes remain about the equipped outfit of its kind on the road comedians, and their "now elaborate mutoday. In fAC, is equipped far belter than same as lust week, $1.50 to $2.30. Egg­ sicul comedy. "The Yankee Drummers." plant is selling ut $3 to $4 and white some of the city oi>era houses of today. This superb production far surpaMcs .all During the action of _ the play several of squash at $1.50. otliers in which these clever ypuvg come­ Uve musical numbers were introduced and The receipts of strawberries during the dians have yet appeared, being supported they were indeed a surprise, and could week have shown on increase. Quite a by some of the* cleverest comedy enter­ few open crates are' coming in and the not be improved upon.—Gadsden (Ala.) tainers today before the public. The pro­ Evening Journal. -, price on these is fropi 25 to 33c. Stock duction is a- revelation - in - beautiful The C. W. Park Dramatic Company will packed in refrigerator crates sells mostfy o|x*n in Sanford Monday night, February scenery, pretty costumes, a dainty chorus, at 30 tO 38C. ~~ 8tli. far one week, with an entirely new sweet simple music, dever dancing und wonderful display of electrical effects. Change In Express Office. list of plays. Everything new. F. E. Koumillat is acting as express • Prices, children 25c and adults 35c. This is said to be one of die finest mu­ sical comedy productions today before agent for a few days pending the arrival Reserved seats 15c extra. the public. fthe new agent. Former Agent Ed. Lawn Mower* McIntyre will take a position in Savan­ Winner W ashing Machines Special prices to reduce stock. If you nah. his health necessitating a change. A’few more of diese stifi left, sold strictly want a good mower at a low price, now is The Southern Exjmcss Company will place on guantee. If they do not do wlutt wo first-class man in charge in a few days the lime to buy. Also good stock of claim, money is refunded. HarryJlWiiaub scythes, grass hooks and lawn rakes. as they desire to give Sanford the best of Harry J. Wilson. service in every way. Red Men. A ttention I Smoker aud oys­ Our own coffee." 25 cents a pound, for Swell line of quartered oak cllfcffonlers ter. supper to be held Wednesday, Februuru 3d, at Masonic hall. at Sanford Furniture Company. sole by Garner k Roberts. r f / m ■ � 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, 1909 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, January 23, 1909 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 23, 1909. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 23, 1909; <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/7c13e0d027e1c9e19b8b08fab044f541.pdf d2e19f289f5ff852ce83ab426080e779 PDF Text Text ■ :» i : . ’ ___________________ _— .— !---------- ------------ •— ------ ' ' ------------ J cksonville, Fla., Jan. 20th--March 20th, 1909 Magnificent Display of the Products and the Counties of Florida *♦rru# w*uMá»ar^ Industriaban«* C iír u r r fO ite "Exhibits I 'UP. »«* < ** Pyrotechnic Displays, G e n e ra l A d m is s io n : Big Hippodrome, A d u lts, 2 5 c, C h ild re n 10c Grand Midway O pen D a ily F ro m 10 a. m to 11 p. m. Come to Jacksonville and Visit * + + ♦ ♦ ♦ + + ♦ + + * + + + 4 ^ 4 -* + + + * + + + of Sanford in town yesterday. They spoke nn .extravagance to put butter nnd molas i TROM MACARONI DELTA I highly of Uie up-to-date nnd citified np ses on the same piece of bread. penrnnee of our streets and citizens. They Pa says one of the ndvantngcsof getting í-++++«M -+*++++++++++++++++¡» tarried with us for some time and returned on n jury Is that you cun hear all the tes­ Troni The Herald'» Special Correspondent to Sanford. Come again, gentlemen. timony Hint the newspapers don't dare Dv M írete,» Telephone The Gilcudy family are alialHictcd with print. Tim exhilarating Mint; of the potato bud St. Johns river scratches. Ophelia, the Pansy Donchead's pome: There is an oldest girl, caught 'em sitting up with the old maid named Maud, whom nil men con-, is heard distinctly in this locality. ' Sctli Hopkins, our bonttlind house man, hired man, und she give 'em to the balance sider a fraud; Nothing could hall her. if led to Hie altar; Out asked if slic'd' go, has found Hint ily screens won’t keep dtit of the family, Sylvester Jenkins and Dob Stokes hiked cried "Oh, Luwd'J hcdhudB. His boarders scctn much dis over to Dungnlow Corners Inst Sunday to • - couroded. Another Florida Industry. l lic Palmy atinospiicre of Ihe past week see'the m l headed Skinner girls. Hi DensThe immense paper factory which is has been quite beneficial to o sn , much ley, who keeps the lunch and 6odn stand, proposed for Gainesville is assuming ahe more so than if it had been cold und un­ got over a dollar of Syl nnd Dob's money. nature oi the real thing, ns u site has He owes it to his fam ily and his business The boys are great spenders. favorable. been selected by two expert engineers of Lycurgus Doliarhide and Cleopatra Smoot boston, who have been looking over the Mrs. Punk Jones entertained several of to provide ad e q u ate ' life insurance—The have made up and are keeping company situation for the past two weeks. The the Macaroni smart set with u fried trf|>e luncheon and {¡arileld tea yesterday nflcr again. They fell out over almost nothing. site will be located in the northern sec­ unexpected is alw ays happening. , But the When they went sliding down the bump noon. Much hilarity prevailed. tion of the city, directly between the the bumps at Wonderland Cleopatra's bus­ protection m ust b e.arran g ed for before it tracks of the Atlantic Coast Line nnd the A Sanford man named Didder tle got pushed round on her aide and she Tampa nnd Jacksonville railway. At the picnic wiib bit'by a chigger, is too late. looked so comical that everybody yelled Tlie material to be employed in the He howled nnd cavorted. nnd Lycurgus snickered ulong with the manufacture of paper at this plant will Ho worried and snorted, rest and that made her awful mad. Well, be the stumps of dismantled pines. This And cut a ridiculous fidder. tme love never did run smooth, as Julius Two of Dill Kornpetcr’s dlrls recited six Caesar said, but thank goodness every­ will be, when completed, one of tilt largest paper mills in the United States. chapters in the Old Testament at the thing is all right now. It is said that the plant, buildings, etc. church sodul lust nidht and much hand — H aykuue. will cost in the neighborhood of $2,000, clnpplnd prevailed. 000, and the industry will employ a large Old (¡11 Peckhnm's wife had n two-ounce Quaint Quibbles From S lsjlo p k ln s. -mtmberrrf-hnntli. The entcrjirisc is be bunion ehlssled off hern i a foot-yesterda jrr Crooks think, nobody straight. iiiji, financed by the |»remoter. C. W. Doc. Stebbins said the old womon's lioof Of«! conversation is often imm-orol. Chase, of Gainesville, nnd Eastern and bled like u stuck pid. Men who are occupied don't generally English capitalists. Asbury Smoot was kicked in the stomach ------------------(fr'T H E UNITED ST A T E S The tn.anufucuiro of - paper from ^lTie get ple-eye<h ‘ ________ while mllkind a balky cow yesterday, nnd Mu says some men doh't have to lose n pine stuinji is no cx|>eriiileiit, hut an act­ i ; hiivarm lfugc nppentllcks was knocked J- S. COLES, Jr., General AtJent, Jncksonville, Florida ual realisation, os those interested have limb to get stumped. clean out of plum nnd may hove to be re * •% made numerous experiments which have MRS. E. P. WELBORNE, Special Agent adjusted. When a man deals In futures, he’ll soon finally resulted In producing 0 strong, Old man Stetson has »old his five-acre have a past to think about. perfect pafier of several grades. It is stock farm and is doind to set his son Pete My says -some men are so mean they claimed that ih« (taper made from pine —up in business and hos Started hTiiriiTo even kick when the ice cream is cold. is superior in many instances to the pro­ shoeshlning parlor on Smoot avenue. Pete Some womeif would sooner ride In a duct from nny oilier fiber material. *******t ***** is a pusher. handsome cab than be Invited to n ban­ * Just ReceivedThree sawlodk passed through our town quet. The largest line of sporting goods ever to the Dejin Creeks mill Wednesday, and Pa says some women storm so much f r e e s a m p W A L L ^ P A P E fi two loads of sawdust were hauled from the yninl flunk Ihey'd carry lifs Wat* about received in Sanford—guns, rifles, hunting clothing, etc. ' Harry J. Wilson mitt ro town lot Sidewalk making bn Plun* with'.'ern. a " POST CARD »• I^BW Wall' Paper will H ket avenue. -H» day Hating room chance uninviting The gulf that separates some women Arrival and Departure of Malls diunal rooms into an atyou intend psp**10»]* Sam Dlnginan planted his third wire last from society is often crossed by u good Effective November Fifteenth gfCtby cheerful home. bring you wrap!« Arrive From Tuesday. She pasiid’fivny quite pcace- hand at'*bridge. If you intenJ P31“*“* Wc place at your door North.......... T 00 a. m . 2 03 p. in., 3 SO p in. fully from bilious secretions of the liver. send lor bfices-odcoio l* ~ ‘h . . . . . . .....................7 .00 ». m . 2 35 p. m. the privilege ol »elecMeghphonc Donehead Is so lazy that he Tampa o n ly ....................................... | | 3 s „ card. We have eroT* tions from the largest Much sympathy Is felt for Sam who seems TltuivMe branch............ 0 00 a. m„ 3 « 0 « . m! doesn't remove his nose glasses when lie and moat vtried stock in th in g In PAINT, and Orlada branch.................................. 10 30 a m É â much chagrined. the South. washes his face. save you money, Trllbx branch ............... J 00 a. m.. 1 10 p. S . Tararci branch................ ................. | 33 p m Phil Plunket says if we. don't get a Pipuftapn, Will» firifoocy ftortattn, Pa, remembering what happened to old Laave For in ..............................•? ..... late frost and don't have too much dry Adam, threatens to chop down every ap­ Si? ® 00 p. in. 35*“ BS P- « . 3 30 p. m„ u 00 p. m. or wet weather the sedd planted in good ple tree on the place. TliusvUla branch--------- 8 00 a. m . 2 25 p. m„ llU liW . Day St. B A L F I ¡ ^ C O N R O Y C O M ] P A N Y ground, ami hasn't been injured yet, may Trilbr b r s a à .' ............. p. n .. 9 00 p. m. When a man doesn't drink anything bqt pan out good crops. Phil's judgment is Tayarea branch............ .0 40 a. m.. 2 Ï3 p, m. cold water he generally succeeds in keep­ »«CP* Sunday; others dally. Iiretty reliable. ing out of bot w a te r/ l | A53‘a ym*WCM pOUch reoeWod mun Tampa at Ca*». f. Huaim. I’d*tmalter. We were pleased to see several citizens Some men are so mean they consider It »1. L. Huauu, A m t Postmaster. When a Man Lives |! Clear up to His Income ii Equitable Life Assurance Society LES O F Job Printing T Jw H e r a ld P H m L tf �Il E U A U ) . I N S A N F O R D — Life is Worth Living Number 24 NEWS O f THE WORLD SANFORD. FLORIDA, SATURDAY. JANUARY 30, 1909 ISAIAH COOPER ESCAPES DE AT I Ills Items of Interest Gleaned From Various Sources HAPPENINGS D IR IN G THE WEEK H«re the Readers Will Find a Brief Historical Spring Flowing led Readers Sentence Commuted Imprisonment OUR STRAWBERRY CROP to Tnllalmsscc, Jan. 27.—The' Board of The Prospect For Berries Arc Pardons yesterday commuted the death Very Bright sentence of Isaiah E. Cooper to life im prisenment. Thin was the result of an other Investigation of the case, as there EINE SPECIM ENS ON DISPLAY has always been some doubt about the guilt of the accused. Six years ago. the 29th of the present Sanford May Become a Center For month. Jhc .town jof Jhm in Gordu was This Blushing Berry—Many hrilled-wit h exeitcm cnthjrt he nssn sstnn Acres Planted lion of the town marshal. J. U. Bowman The lands ndjuccm to Sanford seem to Isainii E. Cooper wab arrested, tried hear n charm for the growers of vege­ and convicted, and tuts three times stood tables and fruits. Every season sees a in the shadow- of the gallows.. He was new crop planted a nd each ■and every ■WntlehlrtdJ to death and n warrant Issuet experiment proves successful Last fall for his execution l>y Governor Jennings, a number of growers tried planting straw­ hut the warrant wax-revoked-on the eve berries in order tn dem*tistn,te^he-state­ of the event which wns to take Ihc life ments made that Sanford soil would grow of Coojicr in the name of tlic law. anything. Twice Governor Broward issued dentil The Janils are most too valuable for warrants for Cooper, and twice the war­ lettuce nijtl celery to try other vegetables rants wdre withdrawn. Cooper tins re­ or fruits and the growers arc not prone to mained In the DeSoto county jail tit Ar­ try many experiments; consequently the cadia. having the remarkable experience strawberry venture lias lieen watched of having three death warraptn issued for with much interest, not only by the home him and possessing the distinction or growers, but other sections of Florida. having three governors to sit in review The fruit has matured early and Is of the of his case. finest quality and for the past six weeks Ten buildings in the center of Princeton llj" were destroyed by Are last Saturday, entailing n loss of about $100.000. The Odd Fellows Hall and Terminal rcstnurnnt fge mu o n t he bwiidings d—irayad. The Merchants’ and Formers bnnk of ^ the hands of a receiver. (inverted from places of demoralizing lafluences into places of positive educa­ tional value is the latest proposition in regard to electric theaters in Chicago. The latest application to which electric­ ity is put is the hatching of chickens. An tlectric ipcuhalor is now on exhibition in Chicago. Dy the giving way of n dam at a gold nine near Johannesburg. South Africa hut week ICO miners were drowned while PROPERTY BRINGS GOOD PRICE at work. Saturday last witnessed the departure Five-Room C ottage and Two Lots Sell of the last of the United Stales mnrincs ___.____ For $5,000 Cuba. They were transported to - The activity in -vegetable lands for the Newport News. past two years has seemed tp retard the Three persons killed and twenty wounded salo of city property soitiewhnt, ntlhough "Wi the result of ti' daring attem pt a t the prosperity of the adjacent territory is highway robbery at Walthamstow, a sub­ bound to mean the. rapid growth of the city urb of London, Inst week. Two Russians when tile suburban property starts to tiring held up n party who were conveying good prices. The increase of sales in city large amount of money intended for pay­ projierty in the past few months has-been ing off help. They got the money but marvelous. The Sanford Lnan& Building were captured before they could get away Association has added nn 'impetus to .wll it. Both then committed suicide. building, and some sixty new dwellings The military neademy at Pcckskill, N. have been, erected in the past twelve Y, has been destroyed by fire months. Naturally, attention has been i(fnwn to Twenty-five canary birds, chirping and tinging in (he glare of a blazing fire, spread the value of city prcpuUy, o ! for several in alarm that snved fourteen fumilics in months the activity in real estate bus drawn Chicago recently, although the feathered attention of investors. C. R. Walker lias sold to Mrs. Geo. H. songsters lost their own little lives. Fernnld the five-room house and lots ad­ The Pojx! Motorcar Company q£^>ledo joining. making a total of 150 feet front , has merged into wliat is to he known Apon Oak avenue and 117' feet on Fourth person Toledo Motor Co., a sydjeate, with street, the consideration being $5,000. Richard C. Apperson of Lynchhurg.Va.. at This is a very Uesiruble piece of proper­ iuhead. —■ ... ty, tuiil Mrs. Fernald proposestoerectn fine The fifteenth annual meeting oi the dwelling on the vacant lots nt once. survivors of Arctic expeditions took place Severnl handsome residences are in pro­ in New York city last Saturday, under the cess of construction and orders for more ‘•suitlces of the Arctic Club of America. are in the hands of contractors. In a few -‘The attendaam waa auiaU-luu. tUu. plosauro Years ban font' will be known n* a city of of meeting again was great. beautiful homes, paved streets and good Buried under thousands of tons of snow sidewalks and many will seek the city ns and dirt and rocks which swept down the a winter residence. mountain side, January 23d, on Bird mlijc at Ouray, near Grand Junction, Colurudo, RAILS FOR TROLLEY LINE several men lie buried, and there tlteir bklies must remain until the snow melts. In a collision lust week between two Track Will be Laid a t Same Time as Brick Paving • sections of the St. Louis-New York express The rails for Sanford's trolley line were on the Pennsylvania railroad last Satur­ day six persons were killed mid several purchased lids week, to be in readiness others injured. The uccident was caused for laying as soon as the brick paving on bf Ihc first section being stopped by ob­ First street commences. The track will be structions on tl»e track and a heavy fog laid in the center of the street, and this will which prevented the engineer of the scc- obviate the necessity of tcnrjng up the ond section from seeing the signals in time streets in niter years for tracks. Thus, along with the street paving, will the In­ to stop his train. ception Of the trolley system and First hi die hull of consistory ut the Vatican street will he a busy thoroughfare, in keep­ . In Rome, last Sunday, Pope Pius rend the ing with the Greater Sanford that is to decree approving the solemn heatrlficatiun follow. ' , ____ of Joan of Arc. In ids address the 1’ijpc TTiiTtrolley llneTwiH liring the suburban aid hr was never so satisfied as when through the help of God he was able to dwellers into closer touch with city affairs *»is* to the niton thOW“ Wlid; leaving oil -and wilt make possible u country home for **rth the perfume of their virtues, show, the business man. with the assistance of the Almighty, the Sanford as a Tourist Center •“hsfies of heaven. As a railroad center, Sanford stands Rauslll, the bandit chief of Morocco, has without n peer In this section of the state. - Just paid $400,000 to g e t die position Of One has only to go around to the depot «vernor of Knbyles, held by an old-time and notice the various trains which urrive enemy, tn discover...that the amount of travel into Nntlofitfl appropriation bill ifor sup- tills place is something Immense. Every PW of Indians calls for $11,000,000. train is loaded to its utmost Cupncity, tourists from tike North arriving here In The Judgment given the State of Texas large numbers. This inthix of visitors is ****** *he Waters-Fierce oil company by great tribute to Sanford. It demon­ the supreme court, will be paid in sliver dwlars, delivered at the state treasury. strates very forcibly that the attractions T™ award and Interest amounts to about here for the tourist are' above the average. $2.000,000 and it will requlrfc-tix clerks They recognize that Sanford is a good place in which to spend the winter. For ** many days to do the counting. some years these visitors have found a hy an explosion of dynamite in the tun- home on the East Coast, but the Iiijdiui i at 'he Chicago waterworks crib out in towns are now coming in for their share 0* lake hut week It is estimated that 00 of this immigration, and Sanford stands J^hnen lost their livesl So far. between head and shoulders above nny.other town. any and sixty bodies have been recovered. Will Locate .Italians. i Iuneral-services were held In all churches Murrell k Minshew have plans per•^-Protestant and catholic, as Uio remains ected tp locate a colony of Italians upon not ** individually identified, and their macaroni farm near Macaroni Delta. victims were of both persuasions. the lióme market tins been supplied with the finest strawberries that ever delighted the palate of the epicure. There is n basket of fruit on display this week at the First National Bank and tho many visit­ ors to the clty-hüVC- bjjeu loud “ in their praise of the great size of (lie fruit and its rich, ripe appearance. These berries were grown upon tile farm of S. 0. Chose, on Benrdnll nvenuq, along the line of the Sanford & Everglades railroad, and nre ample proof of the quality of berries that can be grown on" Sunford soil. In nil there arc about thirty acres of strawber­ ries planted near Sanford and every grower states that they will realize a handsome profit frotp the fruit. The great point of value regarding strawberry culture in Sanford is the subirrigation that enables ibe growers to reap n harvest every year from the same plants, instead oí a constant icnewal of same. Sanford is not pising in the lime light publicity ns a strawberry center, but only giving n practical demonstration of the wonderful possibilities of the soil—u soil that seems peculiarly adapted for the successful growing of vegetables and fruits. _______________ ___ HENRY M. FLAGLER HERE Stopped in Sanford A S hort Time Monday Last Henry M. Flagler, President of the East Coast Railway, Vice President and Gen cral Manager J. R. Parrott (Missed through Sanford on Monday enroute to St. Augus tine after a tour of inspection nt Port Tnm|>a. They were in Mr. Flagler’s pri vnte car attached to train 83. They were agreeably surprised at the rapid progress being-made- s lor ¿ e v e r y line In Sanford. Asked as to what progress wns belnf made on the extension of the Florida East Coast Railway from Knight's Key to Key West. MrvPnmHt-sehi-thftt-the work was being pushed to completion, and that they hoped to luive trains-running- intw-rire Island City within the next six months Mr. Flagler expressed regret that Jie did not hnvc t|me to stop over in Sanford and be shown over Lite city. He said that lie wns going back to St. Augustine, and nfter remaining there for a few days would go with Mrs. Flagler to their winter home at Palm Bench, and before he left for the summer would probably visit San­ ford again ns he seems greatly interested In tlie Celery City. AMUSEMENT PARK TOR SANEORD First Year CELERY IS NOW MOVING First of Sanford’s Great-Crop Mas Started WILL BRING VERY GOOD PRICES E. E. Brady Receives Excellent Prices __ I n . tiic . rield— Growers Hava ~— Bright P rospects For severnl weeks (he celery growers have been shipping in small Tots, and ns yet no one grower has shipped n Solid eorrwhiuntglt-scverni enr lots have beenshipped. E. E. Brady fell short on shipping n solid car on Monday, which would have given him the distinction of shipping the first car several days earlier than the past record. The shortage wns made up by oilier growers nnd the enr went fnrwnrd through Crutchfield & Woolfolk nnd the Celery Union. The growers nre realizing good price for the celery and if the weather remains cool the celery will tiring fine returns. A number of growers will not begin shipping for several weeks yet, and Borne of the best celery ever raised in this sec­ tion-will go forward in nlmut two weeks. The prospects for a gixxi crop und good prices are very bright. ■• . • It is -estimated thnt the total crop of celery from California will be 1,750 cars. Jp to the lOtli of January 850 tars Jifive;, been moved, or about half the entire crop. . _______ ' Will Be Along the Line of the New Trolley Road Sanford has long - since discarded her swaddling clothes and stepped out garbed in the habiliments of a large city, One,of the greatest factors in the de-. velopmcnt of Sunford and the adjacent territory is the new.Sanford & Everglades SANFORD’S FIRE DEPARTMENT Railroad. Now that the trolley line will follow closely upon - the heels of-the new railroad the real development will take Being Brought tft High Degree of Efficiency. place at once. With the rapid growth of The citizens of Sanford should lake the city comes as a iiatoral sequence the places of amusement where the people more pride In their new lire department can spend their leisure moments. Along recently organized and lchd their aid in the line of the trolley will be erected a every wny to moke it stronger nnd better fine amusement jxirk containing a race each year. Nothing mdda more lo property values track, ball diamond, tenifis courts, gull links and other spirts. '(dir sjiot for the und less to the premiums of the fire in­ [isrk lias not yet been decided upon but surance compnnies^thnn n first class fire it will probably be in the' famous Beck department. The fire committee of the city council Hammock, a s|xittliut is becoming famous under the magic wand of the wizard, has recently paid consideratile attention to the fire department. A «lew hose Edgar E. Brown, of Richmond, Indiana. It is rumored that n strong company wagm, more hose, new nozzles, shut-off will soon be organized under the name of valves und numerous other supplies have the Sanford i'nrk Co., and that a twenty been added. The quarters have been im­ acre tract iiKlleck Hammock will he pir- proved. mid altogether the equipment lias chased, part of it cleared nnd the" rest left been placed in first-class shnpe. FLORIDA PRODUCTS IN N. Y. Under the skillful leadership of Chns. in its natural state of virgin loveliness. •b Hand as chief, the department lias been Sucli an enterprise beside being of un­ | New York Pnckrfl New York. Jan. 23—The Florida orange utterable value to Sanford and its pro­ reorganized and drilled, und in a short murket this week bus shown no decided moters would be a great drawing card foi time Sanford will be fully protected from the dread rnvuges of theflro fiend. tiange compared witli Inst week. Prices the tourists during thu winter mouths. Severnl hundred feet of new hose will on the street range from $2 to $3 and Show Makes Dig lilt be added in a few weeks and the boys the receipts arc mostly of very good quulNever in the history of the five years will then he put through their paces in ity. Good Indian River pineapple fruit is that the C. W. Park Company lias been regular drills. bringing as high us $3.50. Tangerines visiting Gadsden has u better show been are selling at $3 to $4, which is u slight put on than that of lust night, and never CLYDE LINE FREIGHT RATES advance over Inst week’s quotations. lias the audience been Inrger or more Grapefruit, of which the receipts were very heavy for the past few weeks, lias appreciative. The canvas theatre wns Big Reduction Has Been Made by t lie Company slackened up somewhat, ami the market crowded from the stage to its entrance, The Clyde Line lias made a great reduc­ is beginning to get cleaned up. Prices mu) those who came expecting a great deal from the company did not leave dis­ tion in the freight rates from Sanford lo range from $1.50 to $2.50. Northern points. Growers who wish to The lighter receipts of lettuce have appointed. The play put on lust night wns one ship potatoes, cabbage, tomatoes, cucum­ greatly improved prices. The unusually heavy receipts for the past few weeks never before seen here, and was iuterest- bers, etc., should get the Clyde Lipe rales • | before shipping" The facilities for hand- ’ to $2.25, according to quality. Most of The musical numbers under the direction ling vegetables have been greatly itn|>ruved the sales reported Were made ut $1.25 of Prof; Anderson Were exquisite and ut this point and the Clyde Line wiUdoull nd $150. Koitmine lettuce is selling ut called forth mudi a p p la u s e ._^ ______ |_iu its pawcr-tnJinlhur-Uwinterests of thc ~ L peni. of.“ Which" lTirrc~sre vary few - Tee-pliÿflii Were airw orthy of special growers und shippers. coming, are selling at $3 to ‘ $5, beans mention, and each part wns bundled in “ The Lyman Twins.’’ $1.50 nnd fancy stexk ns-high as $3.50., such manner ns to call fortli much com­ In a big musical (traduction. One of 'eppers bring $3 to $4. Cauliflower is ment frMn the audience nfter the show. die most enjoyable performances of the The contpnny this season is the best Mr. staling mostly at $125 to $1.50, with the season will be seed at the opera house, fancy offerings bringing us high as $2 a Park hus ever brought to Gndsden. The February 3, in the appearance of (ho canvas theatre is undoubtedly the best basket. Lyman Twin Brothers, the famous twin Florida tomatoes remain about the equipped outfit of its kind on the road comedians, and their "now elaborate mutoday. In fAC, is equipped far belter than same as lust week, $1.50 to $2.30. Egg­ sicul comedy. "The Yankee Drummers." plant is selling ut $3 to $4 and white some of the city oi>era houses of today. This superb production far surpaMcs .all During the action of _ the play several of squash at $1.50. otliers in which these clever ypuvg come­ Uve musical numbers were introduced and The receipts of strawberries during the dians have yet appeared, being supported they were indeed a surprise, and could week have shown on increase. Quite a by some of the* cleverest comedy enter­ few open crates are' coming in and the not be improved upon.—Gadsden (Ala.) tainers today before the public. The pro­ Evening Journal. -, price on these is fropi 25 to 33c. Stock duction is a- revelation - in - beautiful The C. W. Park Dramatic Company will packed in refrigerator crates sells mostfy o|x*n in Sanford Monday night, February scenery, pretty costumes, a dainty chorus, at 30 tO 38C. ~~ 8tli. far one week, with an entirely new sweet simple music, dever dancing und wonderful display of electrical effects. Change In Express Office. list of plays. Everything new. F. E. Koumillat is acting as express • Prices, children 25c and adults 35c. This is said to be one of die finest mu­ sical comedy productions today before agent for a few days pending the arrival Reserved seats 15c extra. the public. fthe new agent. Former Agent Ed. Lawn Mower* McIntyre will take a position in Savan­ Winner W ashing Machines Special prices to reduce stock. If you nah. his health necessitating a change. A’few more of diese stifi left, sold strictly want a good mower at a low price, now is The Southern Exjmcss Company will place on guantee. If they do not do wlutt wo first-class man in charge in a few days the lime to buy. Also good stock of claim, money is refunded. HarryJlWiiaub scythes, grass hooks and lawn rakes. as they desire to give Sanford the best of Harry J. Wilson. service in every way. Red Men. Attention I Smoker aud oys­ Our own coffee." 25 cents a pound, for Swell line of quartered oak cllfcffonlers ter. supper to be held Wednesday, Februuru 3d, at Masonic hall. at Sanford Furniture Company. sole by Garner k Roberts. f r / m ■ �‘ _______ "________ _ _ _______________ _____________ THÈ SANfORD HERALD mUAAAAAHM is the building fever and Ihe good work concert In the park Inst Sunday afternoon, i [should continue. Vncnnt lots, already The pranks so noticeable at former eonvaluable for garden •pur poses, arc being | certs were not In evidence and those who i purchased every day and our city is tnk- went to enjoy a quiet afternoon and listen A Budget or Opinion ‘‘ Ju st Be­ | tng on a metropolitan air. to the music were allowed to do so. The ^ • band was at its best and their music was tween You and Me" 4 She was a swent-oppenring girl, and all that could be desired. Maybe some lie was a young man of not too preposses­ people do not enjoy these concerts os 11 sing appearance. It appeared she wonted |do but the band hoys certainly deserve EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT him to spend the evening with her since praise for their Sunday concerts and they . j .. — - f . he was going nway, hut he had nn en­ have the thanks and best wishes of —The Saunterer. “ A Chlel Is Anioni Ye T aklni Notes, gagement with the boys. She coaxed nnd appealed, but he was and ra lth , lie’ll Profit ’Em"— brusque and short; the more she asked, HAMMOND WINS GROCERY SLIT So Says Sounterer. the more abrupt he became. Sf trial CarrotpooJtnra to Tht U t roti, At last she gave it up and nnd put In Victorious In Case Against Alleged1 He.owes it to his fam ily and his business . Ever a S o n i S o m ew h ere the rest of her time looking him over There I* ever a ionfl »rimewhere, my dear I Grocery Trust Thera I» ever wmftthlnR since alway. to provide a d eq u a te life insurance—The 7 ■ __ 1hire’s the eooC of the lark when Ihetklesnra adoringly. I—---- {Jock»onvItle MetrepoBti1 Meat. -«■- ' —s----------1----- **----■It was a dear case of a man tired with DaUling in an effort to prove nn al­ And the soni of the thrush whan the skies are unexpected is a lw ays happening. But tlie n woman,while she was moro in love thnn leged combination of wholesale grocers lu I Cray, Tlie sunshine shower atr-joi (ha frala,------•-------- ever. The,way she ncted, however,would restraint Of trade and to control prices. [ Th* swallow* ere tytU erlnc ceaselessly. protection m u st he arran g ed for before it only cause the fatigue to become more John T. Hammond, of Orlando, through Thrra Is ever a soni somewhere, my dear. and more pronounced In him. Be the skies above dark or fair; / is too late. his attorneys, fought for several months | There Is ever a soni that our hearts may hear— There Is only one tiling more tiring to to get his case before the Federal Court, There Is ever a song somewhere. a man than having a girl throw herself at and then for eighteen days the legal: There is ever a song somewhere, my dear. him. and that is to have a girl try to In the midnight block or the midday blue. ittle was foudht before n inrv in the | In |) I Cfl JilB.suli la ha ra,.,..,..CTj-;---r Hie cricket chirrups the whole night through, Itwlnc JrcrwiniM lll niiirGMU he IS Ur«! Federal Court here, ending Saturday in n ! buds may blow and the fruits may grow, of her. In either case the woman Is verdict awarding him $28,000 against *4-1 And the autumn leaves drop cristi and sear, playing n losing game from the outstart several of the grocers named in the dccBut whether the sun or the rein or the snow There is ever n song somewhere, my dear I , - - ... . , laration as defendants,, ' e e e LfiMl. if .JWlJIt o n mnn hlda - t h ^ c s - T|— one of the longest on ' E-w*s'-rW«k1fiR tWhv ifllH&7tóTioón aB If it were.«* j»»n—if you really wish to record in the Federal Court here niul wns companions and was drawing the attract him. Then, also, if it is the other hard fought throughout. The jury wns Ioni bow in a manner calculated to case—that ho is tired of you—give up given the case shortly after 11 o'clock . put Jonah In the down and out class,.and tha-ilrugglc1to keep him at once, for Saturday morning, and spent the whole THE UNITED STATES ' nil jolnctl in the chorus of “that sounds to when a mnn Is tired of n woman no I . > day in its deliberations, giving^! verdict me, that sounds to me, that sounds to me power on earth can avail her, at 4:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon. J. S. COLES, Jr., General Agent, Jacksonville, Florida like a He, hut since it comes from you It The more you strive to hold him, the Hammond was represented by Disbce may he true, hut It sounds to me like n less will he he held. MRS. E. P. WELB0RNE, Special Agent & Uedcll, of Jacksonville, and J. H. Jones, lie." At the conclusion of the soni, n Rather would I counsel yqu that if a of the firm of Jones & Jones, of Orlando. new member of the Isaak Walton dub man tires of ’TWl, tnrflw’fh st-one to cry sprung this one on the members ns a quits; at the very sign of his tiring throw The grocers were represented by Attor­ new story, although there Is record of it, him down so hard that Ills teeth will neys C. M. Cooper and John L. Daggett, Hammond, who began ills suit sevcrnl some say. In the diary of Rnmcies I, or chatter in Ills head; it may be the shock years ago, alleged Hint he begnn n whole-, •some other old dub like him. It Is about will renew his falling interest to some sale grocery business nt Orlando, Fin., in the whlflletlt. Never heard about that extent. ‘ 4 March, 1003, and that lie was compelled wonderful flshT. Nopct Whnt in the This sweet nndpretty girl wasmaking to close liia business owing to tlie effects name of pisciculture is a wiillotltT herself so cheap it wns positively pitiable of tlio association of grocers' influence nnd all to no effect at that; the'thun'wns 4 The whidlctlt lives only in circular lakes. pining to be nwny from her; he resented with the large producing firms. ‘ • . . Successors to N. H. GARNER Several months ago Hammond's attor­ You go out and find a circular lake, then her words, he resented her adoring looks; neys secured nn order from the court hire a boat You row out nil alone to the lie nlmost tinted her because she wns so giving them access to the books of Hie ' '.'middle of the lakeTabout a mlle d tiw tt, nice to him. Wholesale Grocers' Association, nnd some •- • • nnd cast anchor. Then you take no augur and horn n hole In the wnler'Pnd bait the 4. A man is Iaqueer *critter, girls, ns the of tlie facts learned there were used in hole with o piece of cheese. The whidltit old lady said, contrary and not to he cal- j the trial. cotncsup to get the cheese, ents it, and culated upon; but when he is tired of m H A Y A N D G R A IN it m ates him swell up so Hint lie cannot woman you might ns well dry your eyes S e c the N e w hock down the hole. Then you lean over and leave him to himself. All is over, the side of the boat and laugh the nnd nil hope must be buried. whidlctit to death. Seel" At least, for your own pride's sake, % ** * • • * when you see tlie sure signs’ of this A Com plete Line of Cigars and Tobacco 4 The franchise of electric lights seems trouble, he the one to make the first to he held up for some cause in the coun­ move, for sometimes then, for the sake of | ... t h e b e s t o f e v e r y t h i n g cil and While this august body is probably his own vanity,‘lie will refuse to let yon wording In tho interests of the people, 1 get nway; and if you have another chance would like to iinvc the mutter settled for, at it see to it Unit lie gets no op{x>rtunity * - / if ever n city needed electric lights. Sun- to tire of you again. ford is the place. * * * Come and See ifs. o r ’Phone 39 At 14 Alrendy the trolley llnels hearing fru it, 4 Home is the greatest school of life. ntd I hear rumors of a grand amusement Few can receive the honors of a college park to lie erected along tlie now line. education, but all are graduates of home. A good boll park, a race track, tennis The learning of the university may fade, | court, golf links nnd other amusements its knowledge may moulder in the halls of will he installed and the good people of memory, hut the slmplo lessons of home | Sanford nre assured of n first-class park impressed upon the hearts of childhood, where they can while nway a summer | defy the rust of years and outline the | evening and forget tlie cares of tlie day. vivid picture of life, “Mid pleasures oral Verily, Sanford is becoming n city before | palaces we mny roam. Do it ever so we awaken to tlie fact. humble, thorc’s no place like home,"____ ' IFltlCfeTs'lierolsm in the Acid there is 4 Mayor’s court wns transferred to an­ equal heroism in mnny a home, which Celery now being m arketed. cient history one day this week and Selling for good prices. the world knows nothing about, which Mayor Lake posed as King Solomon. Two only angels sec. There arc fatlhirs who women were before him boUi claiming grandly struggle against the tides of fate, the same baby and It looked for a, time COME AND SEE nnd never lisp tho secret of their despair, as though tlie mayor would be forced to whose young dreams have all faded, hut try Solomon's method of ordering the who patiently bear their ullollcd burden baby killed to see which was the natural with whnt tries to he resignation. There mother. At this juncture n witness apere noblo women whose domestic affec­ Our S h o e s__a ll— have tan would crush them If they wore not lieured who had been present at the blfUi tions of the child nnd her testimony set all her heroines, who silently suffer and make doubts about the matter at an end. It tongues and they talk for tlie most of their d iso po in ted years. wns a trying ordeal for my friend Mayor |_________ t l i e n i S e l v c Sb u t they r n n 't They sing in the minor key, hut still they Lake. ______ •‘ ' sing, nnd SO tin; wmliLlhlnlra-Uw use the Telephone, so come ’ when they are only brave. 4 This is the season of shows nnd it is One home is like n calm summer even­ difficult to keep from being trampled un­ around and see them . We ing or u bright, fresh spring morning, der foot by tiie passing bunds of music, because H|e mistress Is full qf restful street fakirs «ml other nggregnrions thnr call th e —L adies1- special a t­ syihpiitlTy.br her rnlnd of bright, fresh in- throng Sanford every week. The Pastime terest in those aruundlicr. Another home Theatre is all to Hie good nnd receives tention to the new line o is a gusty, stormy morning or u fog luden the liberal patronage which it deserves. afternoon, when the darkness cud be felt, I sgc that my old friend, C. W. Forks is Ladies' Shoes w hich we have boemme the woman who makes Its Mnios- biliod to appear In Sanford for one week pherc is capricious, hasty, ill-tempered or commencing Feb. 8, ami I wish to com­ added to our stock: Low Prices. Pico Block Easy P aym ents. dull nnd heavy, and careless of the com­ mend Hds family of artists to the people fort of those who depend upon her, and of Sanford.* They really have the best » incapable of putting brightness nnd dramatic talent of uny troupe on the road wnrinHi Into the hoartli of those uround and showing -in a nimuinorirtcm can r - i w - b t o u*s there l i none in her own give the audience Hie benefit of stage heart. Let those who ore step-mothers effect» that could not be imd in a . tuial J. M. STUMAN, Proprietor _ .look to itihaiUioy keep "hearts as leisure opera house. v ,.ra«* ’*ta ---------------------from them—Ives to soothe and sympa­ thize," to create a restful atmosphere for 4 I notice an improvement in Hie firo We have ju s t received th e those who come in tired and weary from department, one of the houses being reHu» outside am lto keep light'and bright­ built, n new wagon installed and new ness alive In their own minds, that Uiey hose purchased. Tlie new wagon was first shipm ent of these Shoes mny shed them over everyone who dwells upon the streets ono day lids week a t­ in Oxfords and S andals and Corner First Street and Palmetto Avenue Sanford. 0 ^ ^ beneath her roof or who sits beside their tached to a prancing steed and it made liearHt. me feel proud of our city. Ties, in Kid, P ate n t, Gun NoHdng will inspire confidence among 4 Taking a »troll over the city the other those contemplating building homes here Metal, Wine, C ham paigne day I was amazed at the amount of new so much as a good fire department. When buildings going up a t every turn. The $3.50 and $4 my old friend Harry PupworHi comes to a n d . Red. people seem Imbued wlHi tlie -idea of of honor again we will give him a place Shoes FIRST CLASS CRATE M ATERIALS, Sanford, Fla. bulhling for the future and some of the Sanford upon tho mew wagon. fine residences being erected would do credit to Hie great tourist _ resorts of other 1 was well pleased to* note Hie good sections of Hie state. SayJord certainly behavior of Hie small boys at the band J o b P r i n t i n d Q uickly an d N eatly Executed at tlRBSTONC GLEANING! When a flan Lives Clear up to His Income H Equitable Life Assurance Society ' or GAR NER & JÍO B E R TS High Grade Preserves, Jellies, Jams Talking... Machines W H I T E F R O N T GROCERY STO R E OF Kissimmee Flowing W ells Lands Rich Land Cheap THRASHER J.M -W IL L S O fl, J r . , Kissimmee, Fla, T-he High-grade Pianos, Organs, and Graphophones. The- Patrician U p -to -D a te Res taurant Everything N eat and Clean and Cooked to Please the Palate of the Epicure Fertilizers . On Earth • G. R. CALHOUN *4 D. L. Thrasher LStfär' , jí'íñrTi. ’ "T. 5 , ,i , . „il - UUU -T rilll i n g The H erald P rinting Compaq �,- THE SANTORO HERALD VOICE O f THE PEOPLE to hU you. w ith, n pine knot—Ute fellow Tor Good Average Price» and Quick Return» Ship to next to you la the one #htFW<»nta to look out. 4Don’t foil to notice thnt proverà for the triumph of temperance are rarely backed by voles. Tin soldier» are everywhere JOHN V. DENTON & CO. Letters and Communications on Various Tim ely Topics. S in ’sFruit and Produce Don’t tell all you know—it might tnke ten minutes you could use elsewhere in listening to somebody thnt knows some- COLUMN DEVOTED TO PEOPLE Southwest Corner Washington mid Chambers Streets In This Department will be Found the Views, Opinion» ond Comment of Practical Writers. NEW YORK CITY Don’t drive nround»&nnford and vicinity for you’ll convince yourself thnt no finer REFERENCES: Aetna National Bank of New York City, or any Commercial Agency scenery can be found. All we need Is and to Hundred» of Shipper» who are shipping to them Regular IWe Invite corrwpondence on llvo topics from nil ■¿lions of the County. also news Item* of inlerrst. more clay roiids. Bfivtiy will Insure prompt puhlicntlon. Articles , —Dniv’t comb n“dog this'wirt'Tif VfCMhtJr dons will he rejected. We will not he ro.pontlt.lr Don't f„| to be ready with nn exduse Souk hinCTn Coal oil and then apply n lor «pinions expressed by contributors. All com - 1 match. Ill’s better than combing and is tmmicnilo'is Intended for current Issue roust U> in fur being alive. n sure cure for fleas. k«nd not liter thnn Tuesday p. rAJ-En. • 4 j * Don’t talk about your neighlH>r, except Regarding the raroters' Picnic Don't forget thnt The H erald employs in his presence. Td the Editor of the Herald: nn experienced "advertising m an" In Don't think you nre In it when you arc • Referring to the seveTtinlerns in your making up ndds and circulars. Lid him paper r e g a r d in g p ic n ic of tlte celery only on the ve.gc of it. help yoti if you are hurried. growers on Shell Mound l If some of our . Don't think yof^Juiow it nil. Trifling __ Duii'XJail-wlunv you happen to meet n -UulaiU-nHty-ha ve esui|icd yonr prominent A. C. L, otlicial to tell him that Don’t wish you were in someliody else*» and speeches we hnd In this country fifSHIPPERS OF Snnford lias n relic in the simp« of a iccn years ago at theohl Farmers’Alliance shoes. They might not (it you. ilnpot thutwuidd look welt in HUI SinitTiU in’t whiskey WUhoiTT sy will at one* see of wltut giunr souinn Institute. It secures a free trip to Orlando. L benefiL etlucntional antisocial, such n pic­ Don't say anything about those beauti­ Don’t go out these days without an nic would he. It would bring us till in ful deeornttans (T) which adorh the sides better touch with one another, nnd help umbrella: of some of our buildings, for the authori­ Don’t tnke the biggest piece of pie on greatly, through the general swapping of ties- may stop such decorptions and the the plate. ideas, to learn from each other. patent medicine men may kick. Don’t drink anything stronger than car­ Will not sonic farmer» or ihclrlud.;.. £»t Ikm’t ndvoente^better sidewalks, new up a committee to tnktfUiis m atter in hmul? bolic Tidd. streets, clean yards, clean streets, dean Don’t lie a dude unless you give up be­ Not being a fanner myself I chit only sug­ gutters nnd alleys, or nuything that will ing a man. gest. but will gladly siipixirt such n picnic have a tendency to make our city attract­ Don’t; be nn ordinary idiot, but be a ive. Don't do it: for n great many with a donation of ull the sodn water to —---— —— strangers visit its, and these- people nre drink that should ho needed, and have nrrj picturtuquo-limalJc. Don’t fail to take your home paper— lialilt! to talk about us when they go doubt that our friend, Mr. Calhoun, would undertake to oversee the linrbccueing of T he S anford H erald. away nnd perhaps cause a few* good SA'NFORD, FLORIDA Don't condemn a man for doing the families to move into town. die turkeys. —J. S. Runge. best he knows how. Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Don't tell your friends thnt Sanford has Dod't try to blow n fly oil your nose, it within n few minutes'walk from thepostmay make you cross-eyed. oflice some of the finest natural parks In For a Sanford Day Dpn't try to crow da No. 7 foot into n the United States, nnd they contain many To lh» Edl'tiir of The Hcrnld: T O P P R IC E S F O R Y O U R No. 0 shoe this kind of weather. % •. acres of trees and shrubbery of nil kinds, In n recent visit to the exposition-fair Don't say thnt Chnrtey Padgett is the where squirrels can be seen jumping from at Jacksonville I noticed with great pride prettiest boy in town, for lie is not.------- ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT, TANGERINES AND EARLY VEGETABLES limb to limb at any hour of the dny, and the prominence nnd beauty .of Sanford's Don't plngtic Paul Diggers about bis which are free to all. No "Keep ofT the ] when shipped to HEWITT. If you are not doing Iexhibit under the courteous management dud. He might challenge you. — business witlt this House, write to them at once. grass" signs are to be,seen, and the little of Mr. Lefllcr, nnd nlso thnt wherever I Don't think that your heart's broken— ones romp to their heart's content. Don't went in the city the mention or jinnford it’s more likely your inside pocket. mention it, and please don't say anything celery would draw everybody’s'attention, Don’t walk around tile block to avoid a | about the tunny beautiful Inkea thnt and start a discussion about its wonder­ creditor—he may want to see-you. I abound hereabouts and the . fine fishing ful achievements. Now, it struck me us a F R U IT AND PRODUCE C O M M IS S IO N M ER C H A N TS Don't let your heart runaway with your ‘ they afford. Please don't do it. for you great idea when our Mr. Lclflcrsjxike about head, or your.stomach with both. 10 E. Cam den S t., Baltim ore, Md. may cause some to make inquiry, nnd |>er_ having n Snnford day nt the fnir. This Don’t bet on the result of n wind-mill— liaps call on us, and then you'd have a References, This Paper and Thousands of Pleased Shippers in Florida noufflly would give much additional adver­ it’s always turning one way or the other. few families saying they never spent a tising to our town, hut would ho of great Don't think the eurtli is the best place more delightful winter in their liyes. benefit to all those attending tljls excur­ hereabouts—the clouds have the “ drop" sion. showing the people here how our on it. (i. W. PARKS STOCK COMPANY goods urc treated away from home, and Don’t cross Jordan till ypu come to it, | __ giving them new ideas und strengthen nnd thou come hack and go over the Sanford Will Play In Soon Under their entliusiusm. This question of nn bridge. Canvas exeurslon should ho taken in hnml nnd Don't give yourself unnecessary trouble P IT T S B U R G , P A . ’ regularly organized mi wo could show .up in concealing your age—it will tell if you The above popular company Is too well known to the people of Sanford to need n In Jacksonville in full strength, good form, don’t. Sales Agents and Distributors lengthy introduction, having been here | BRANCHES BRANCHES with badge nnd n sprig of celery in the Don't kill too many fatted calves—it is I (wo seasons |>rcvinos to this. They have SANFORD CELERY UNION buttonhole nnd wc could certainly show apt to destroy the digestion of your high a good troiqie and always give entire Chicago the good people of Jacksonville that they livered sons. New York Room 1(5, Pico Block. 'Phone 2(59 satisfaction. Many additions have been are not the only hustlers on the Cnee of Cincinnati W ashington Don't tie n bunch of shooting-crackers | made and new fe mires lidded which are this beautiful peninsula. S A N F O R D , F L A . Jacksonville to a cat's tail—she'll run under tin* bouse' original nnd unique. Many new mem­ Sanford , Work for a Sanford day. every time. bers have been added to the company, Push It along, nnd let us have more sug­ Don’t get mad at anything you see in I who nre equal to the old favorites. The gestions in regard to it. your paper and stop it. Let it live—your must striking improvement is the addi­ —Aval Lnlmy of all S an»ori) K nockeks neighbor may want it. tion uf o nuw-<nui>icnl coin|tony, which is Diift’t commit suicide because of disap­ delightful, and the song, -"Swing Me pointed love—you may want to fall in j Higher. Obcdiuli." the chorus being chant­ ‘ The Lyman Twins Coming.” love again some time. Tire famous young stars, “The Lyman ed by four beautiful girls while being Don't you know that Sanford is one of swung, "brings down the house.” Beau­ Twin Brothers,” who have Jum|>cd with wonderful strides to thfe front rank ns the healthiest towns in the country, and ' tiful electrical effects add greatly to the comedians, and who wo will have the its citizens never die? performance», nnd taken altogether it is Don't stop till you find n party who is nn entertainment well worth your time pleasure of seeing here in thoir latest mu­ sical hit. “The Yankee Drummers." which looking for n building site, und when you nnd your money. This compuny will he 1* said to be one of the finest nnd most fintl him bring him over. here for one week, commencing Monday, Don’t fall to call your neighbor a rogue February 8th, Prices: Children, 25c; complete musical comedy productions of tire day. are comedians in u clnss by if you are not honest yourself. If you adults, 35c: reserved seats, 15c extra. themselves, nnd entertainers who deal are wrong everybody else must be. Don't fuil to be there. Don’t go nwuy for n suit of clothes when out comedy lines nnd situations in a way f o r Sale seldom seen. "The Yankee Drummed" yoti can jjjei a fine turnout here just us Plans, Specifications H lld E stim ates Furnished Will sell my beuutiful place on Red WaI» the most elaborate production in which client! ns you ran buy it elsewhere, ler Like, one milt! frum Fun Krnl;—Less Don't get into the soup unless you nre litey Imvc yet nppeared. Carrying n on Applications thnn one mile from the celery delta. Nine large company, n dainty chorus of pretty a vegetable, which you probably urc un­ room house, plastered; on brick founda­ girls, n host of funny comedians, singers less you subscribe for Tiie H erald. tion. Four acres of land. Plenty of Don't doubt tliu statements of the. ttptl dancers, together with u beautiful grupcs and other fruit. Large burn. Two • array of scenic and electrical effects com- American old maids, who were about 35 acres of fine garden land. Thirteen hun­ __ pleUV The„flutaliou-song, or_3ll_ln_li!QQi a[i(j. are not a day older j dred dollars rnsfi. if-tnken-at once—— girls, aiultho country maidens arc novel­ today. J. M. S tumon, ties which are original and seen only £ Don't dance with a stout girl—a young Opp. Postoffice 113 First Street Corner First street and Palmetto avenue. with this attraction. Tills excellent com­ fellow over by Oviedo was nearly squeezed Superior printing for nil purposes ntTtiE pany will appear a t the operu liwise Feb­ to death the other night at a dance. ruary 5. . Don't be scared if a woman threatens H erald office. , Florida Fruits General Insurance Agents HEW ITT & CO. CRUTCHFIELD & W00LF0LK SNEAD & VENABLE C O N TR A C TO R A N D B U IL D E R Repair Work Promptly Done Artesian and Deep Well Drilling ■ ■ —!— ■■» ■ ■"• -----"ir*"’ • T e le p h o n e No. 6 0 C IT Y CIGAR S T O R E Best Line of Cigars and To baccos in the City *T " : í N ew spape rs« T he Charming Daw * Guos With T he L tmah T wins tfts« At iw T he Yankee Drummer. . a -j . M a g a z in e s and P e rio d ic a ls > �THE SANFORD HERALD t ,. m O B E K i * * * IDITIONAL LOCAL Some thoughts of the past are pleasant Published Every Saturday U om ini al Sanford. Fla. ones but the good things In store fpr San­ Messrs. II. II. Dickson nnd S. E. Ives, R. J. Hou.r. Man «(Ini Editor ford in the future are' what concerns us two promineni citizens of Orlando were In | moot. Looking backward i# rather a ret- j the city Thursday." •ubscrtpUon Price, *1.00 a Year In i rograde movement and sometimes fraught Mrs. 0. N. Larson of Orlando nnd Mrs. I with disastrous results as biblical history bnered ss aecorul-rlasa mall miner Aogual ZZnd. ip v . L. J. Jones of Jensen attended the fu­ teaches. urutar Act of March 3rd. 1879 neral of their sister, Mrs. J. C. Cnrruthers | 2?-è* As the future unfolds Its vast panorama p V Durban* AdmtUln* Company, Jacksonville. Rep­ before us and through the vista can be on Tuesday. resentative. The street sprinkler Is doing n noble I caught giimpees of the marvelous changes «V^ ^ '■ ,-■ work these days keeping the dust out of Office First Floor la the Dlabop Block. Fini Street that will take place, the pulses quicken j■> Telephone No US. nnd one Is almost forced to gasp fof | the eyes of pedestrians, flpr brick street | breath at the vast possibilities of Sanford will soon solve the question of dust. Carrie Nation was "egged" In London | and the celery delta. Mr. George A. DeCottes, the well known I for making n prohibition speech. The forerunners of these change* are attorney of Sanford, Who will enter upon | brought to notice every day * a n d »more his duties as county solicitor next May, This January has been the warmest ever | and mpre the thoughts of what the future |Tvas Itn h e city Wednesday. W8 believe known in the history of Florida. city will be is forcibly Impressed upon the Mr. DsCdttes will be seen more frequent­ ly In our city In the future, as it is un­ mind of the most pessimistic. A ll the W e e k C o m m e n c in g One year ago the Idea of n new railroad derstood that he has been looking at Street paving has been assured. Now let the council do as well on the question I from Sanford to the Everglades hod hard- the choice automobiles ofTcrcd for snle | ly originated in the minds of the present here— Orlando Sentinel. of electric lights. promoters. Today some five miles of | The Pastime theater continues to draw I Smiford seems to be n vast hotel of dii- I trnt'k Ihiyc been luiil and cars arc carry- 1 crowd f^Ünder—th é lr-o w n n e w a n d u p -io -i!â îë hgTrelgfitT ferent fruits and vegetables. You can call liberal patronage from the people ns they ____ proof c a n v a s th e atre Six months ago the idea of a trolley I hnvc t)ccn ot 0 gront expense to instnll ti for what you want, and get It. ling WM WXlUHHi Uf ' UIUT issassi i good flrst-clnss amusement palace. Is there any limit to the possibilities of Joke. Today the rails have been pur$10.50 value sanitary i d t m attress go- 1This company is composed of tho-very best New York actors hhiT act­ Sanford's soil. Thls'week we have "the chased anti-will soontMS'lnld:'— ---------- ing at $8 for the next thirty days. Snn-|te88es, presenting the latest New York successes ami are capable of ¡)ri)' One year ago much of the lands sur­ finest strawberries ever grown in tho ford Furniture Company. ducing such beautiful ploys ns the following: rounding Sanford were sold a t what was South. ___________________ _________ —— ■ --------- ■■ ■„, ____ ______________ C. R.Walker, who recently sold his prop­ then considered a fabulous price. Today KF. The first shipments of celery are bring­ those same lands are being sold for three erty to Mrs. Geo. H. Fertiald, contemplates IThe fascinating piny, THELMA, founded' on Marie Correi Iis novel ing good prices, and If the cooler weather times as much and very little can.be pur­ building a beautiful home at Villa Shoorn, ________ of tlie sam e nnm e| hjs suburban property, nnd one of. die stays with us the crop will continue^to be chased even a t the udvaacerLprice. A year ago city lots were not in any finest building sitcs near Sanford. 7a rich harvest. IThe life of LENA RIVERS. You hnve nil rend this beautiful heart Sweet corn seed at L. R. Philips. great demand and one# particular piece was held for $2000. Today the same sold story. "Nuf Ced." Frank Wcylmnn, advance agent for the Isaiah Cooper will not be hanged. His for $3000. sentence has been commuted to life im­ C. W. Parks Dramutic Co., spent Thursday One year ago the city had no thought of in the city, billing Utis great attraction prisonment, This will be the end of this Other Plays: QUEEN BESS, TEMPEST AND SUNSMINT UP­ case, If not of Isaiah, and the state press electric lights and paved streets. Today for the week commencing February 8. HILLS OF ARKANSAS. HOW HOPPER WAS SIDETRACKED will now be free to discuss the weather First street is to be paved with brick and The Parks company is ono uf the best on the d ty will grant a franchise for the in­ the road. • and kindred topics. . ( , , stallation of an electric light plant John Halt and mother of Birmingham. nmhnhlv I " i 1 A trwlley line from Gainesville to Lake L.- One .year ago there were few new dwell Ala., ore in the city andrl will will probably City via Worthington Springs, Is the latest ngs in the city proper and the adjacent spend the winter here. Mr. Hall has been ( H A L F P R I C E ) venture in .traction lines. Nothing will territory. Today there ore over fifty new on die staff of the Birmingham News, nnd Performance Commences PrompUy nt 8 o’clock. Doors open at 7. develop thé state ns trolley linca and this dwellings constructed and being construct­ expects to recuperate this winter in Flori­ ed and as many more through the celery P r ic e s : C h ild re n 2 9 e , A d u lt* 3 0 c , a n d R e s e rv e d S e a ts 15c extra project should be successful. Sanford will da's tunny clime. delta.* ; •. Locndon of Canvas Theatre Corner of Magnolia Avenue and Oth Street. , enjoy the*bcneflts of n trolley line this Uncle Jules Solomon was in the city New store rooms are being built, a year, and wo hope the same measure of mammoth ice plant, a large carriage fac­ several days this week, calling upon the success wlU be granted to Gainesville and tory. a foundry, the largest (pick,packing local trade. Uncle Jules was a prominent ‘ Lake City and contiguous territory. house in the state, new marble bank figure in the 'date unpleasantness," being t R. L JONES. Proprietor R. HrOINGLEY,* Manager ♦ building, new docks and buildings at the a candidate fqr railroad commissioner, We acknowledge a pleasant visit on Clyde Line wharf, novelty works, and other and white a loser in the race has lost none Monday last from Editor R. J. Holly of new enterprises. of his popularity. the Sanford Herald. ••'Bob” looks even Miles and miles of granite sidewalks The Marguerite C., n beautiful launch * $ prettier than ever And claim« it Is on hove been constructed, new sewerage recently built by Mr. Capo, was launched (First Street.,one block from Depot opposite Pa«loftier) + account of the healthy climate of Sanford, mains, improved water works system nnd Thursday. Mr. Capo built-lhis boat entire, but we nre inclined to think n celery a general cleaning tip of the city. nnd it is certainly a work of art, being S te a k s, C h o p s, O y s t e r s and F is h a Specialty diet has something to do with it. The services of a . fortune teller arc not built upon good lines and of die best ma­ Anyhow he 1; making the Herald a required to prognosticate the future of terial. Mr. Capo intends to take his fam­ credit to tjte town, the state and him­ Sanford. Any one visiting the city for ily to St. Augustine in the Mnrguerlle and A P L A C E F O R L A D IE S A N D G E N T L E M E N self.—Gainesville Elevator. Uio first time in.twelve months can read from there will cruise down the East Const. S h o r t O rd e rs At AH H o u ra die signs of prosperity on every hand. E v e ry th in g F irs t Class The C. W. Park Dramatic Company At the head of navigation on the ¿L will open a week's engagement in Snn­ The following was found in the editorial Johns, good railroad facilities, a trolley ford Monday, Feb. 8. This is 011c of the columns of the Arcadia Champion: Prom pt, • Clean Service ♦ line, the beat fanning section in the strongest companies on the road and % The lutest scheme for catching tour­ I World and other requisites that form a each member is an artist. ists is u hustling representative at Jacksonville who makes it his business great city, Sanford today stands at the Sanford people can prepare for a week to turn tourists toward his city. S t head of the procession in the list of rapid­ Petersburg. Orlando nnd Snnford, each of pleasure beginning Monday, Feb. 8. ly growing cities. A *|V X r i i I foni or vicinity vacant lots. i.r.mgr erme have an agent in Jacksonville, and it The C. W. Park Company will open n T\ fA\ fT l\l I or improved or unimprover I ¡t-Ury lumi. Therefore, look not backward except as is rumored that tlioy are getting what week's engagement 011 that dale nnd —A. W. Brown, box 8211. Snnfnnl. Fla. they expect. W. B. Powell, formerly a comparison. their list of plays contain "Thelma," . editor of the Independent. Is St. Pe­ Wanted—Everyone to know tli.it fit« Tls the future that beckons with the tersburg's agent. It looks a little as 'F our Rivers," "Tlie HHIs of ArhonsatL- All Local.Advertisement« Under This Bllckensderfer t>|* writef i* tin- hot tin wnndnf success .and -tb a -fu tw » - Jf.busiasss-ia lia» tourist line must -be nnd several good comedies. Heading, One Cent o Word Each Issue the market. See them ut The lleniM of­ dull when such schemes are being— will prove a treasure trove for those fice. Headquarters for Iron Age tools. Any worked. We have heard it more than today are aiding In m aking-a'C reate Two nice furnished rooms lor rent. F or S ale, W ood—Pine or oak, by car­ hinted llint several towns that usually ddng you want in hnnd plows, fertilizer Sanford. Jam es Harris. load; blocks or otherwise. W. B. Ballard thrive on their tourists are somewhat distributors, etc., Harry J. Wilson. lonesome this winter, due to high Altamonte Springs, Florida. For-Rent—Desk room second floor office. SANrORD * VALUABLE LAND* prices and poor accommodations, and Alonzo Howland .Dies a t A stor Address Box 831. Young m an of good character wishes The lauds in and about Sanfori these *tilings naturally drive away Alonzo Howland, who has been spend­ employment in or near Sanford, Address guests after a short time. Lost—Between Pastime Theater and bringing good prices, and the * 24-2 ing the winter season in Sanford for a A. J.. Gepcva, Fin. Sixth street, plain gold bracelet. Return We don't know about St. Petersburg and Florida and other states' F or S ale— Launch, cheap. Sixteen feet to Henry McLaulin, olid receive reward. Orlando “thriving on tourists," but can the many sales that are given from time number of years, died at Astor on Wed­ long; 254 horse power Stanley engine; For Sale—Good property, now bringing sufeiy say that Sanford never did thrive to time in The H erald. Brother Russell nesday and his remains were brought to only used for pleasure one season, nnd is fWelvc jier cent interest on investment. this city Thursday, where they were luken in first-class repair. Reason for selling. I of the Palotka News comments on die An tourists. While having the Ideal loca­ -l-N. H. Gaknlv, Sanford. in charge by Undertaker Miller and ship-1 desire, to ,buy n'large _ boat. The seating tion nnd ail the inducements for tourists, price of Sanford land as. follows: capacity is eight people. F\ur Sale—Fay-Sliolcs typewriter, in ped to Atluntu on Thursday. The Masons "Speaking about Florida land nnd our main effort is directed toward homefirst-class order. Will be sold cheap, in­ P. B. B rantly, Clermont, Florida. had charge of the reinuins and after a Its value for agricultural purposes, re­ seekers, nnd the "scheme** referred to by minds us that some people must tldnk If you want a first-class ly|>cwritcr at n quire ot Herald office. short service nt the Presbyterian church, the Champion, la not to gull the strangers that it has a value, as according to Rev. McKinnon officiating, they were moderate price, call nt The Herald office by hidb prices and poor accommodations, The Sanford Herald, eight acres. of and inspect the Blickcnsderfer. The best Ready for Business escorted to tlie station by tlie Masons. trucking land near that place sold and most compact machine on tlie market. but to settle the l*ettcr class of Northern The Sanford Carriage works is now lo­ Mr. Howland is survived by his daugh­ 1 last week for $11,000. And it’s only farmers upon the greatest vegetuble sec If It's MULES you want to plow or cated in its tujw bui|r|lng on Oak avenue, a question of time when other lands ter, Mrs. W. II. Moore, who accomponied harrow , see Jam es Harris. “ tlm rthe world has ever produced, and — lo-Fiotida-wilLhain.demand for real opposite the t^eq. Ft F'crnald nlm'hiiic shoj«. idmOnJlnridn. He had been n regular only guarantee the land, but prove by dcmoney. Good idea for the young men cru Nurse— For information Mr.-Under wood is a uract lent carriage mrtvisitor to Sanford, where lie came every of the state to get hold of a piece of urse." Box 103, City, HM tuui demonstration that each and every ker and any orders entrusted to him wtlT winter for the benefit of bis health and It and—keep It." * ' claim rnad^ by our representative can be W anted—Party to contract to furnlph M i*’» had a large.number of friends whowUl This la the same advice T he H erald has engine wood on rack, for S. & E. railway. recelvc careful and prompt attention be­ . substantiated by facts. Sanford is the sides manufacturing buggies, wagons and miss him from their midst. been giving for jmany moons, nnd the most widely-advertised city in iba-South A. P. Connelly; harness, they ore dealer» in carnage gtesK__ young men can find no better, investment X today, nnd naturally the efforts of our For Sale—Perfectly sound, gentle horse; New Business E nterprise lady can drive; price reasonable. Good gasoline engines and rooting. They also hustling citizens are looked upon with en­ for dielr spare change than a few acres of M. A. Fori son expects to open his gen­ size and can work on farm. Also good do general repair work and horscsltoeing. vegetable land. vy by sections dess favored. eral merchandise store in tlie Stone-Gove I buggy and harness if horse Is taken! for which their new quarters ure well Sanford, Orlando and St. Petersburg will Methodist Social block next week if the room can be put Box No. 0. Lake Mary, Fla. equipped. The business of tlie public it get the. people Just ns long as they keep Members and friends of the Methodist in shape by. that time. Mr. Furtaon exFor..rent or fur e a to ^ e ee h v rte rm s- earnestly solicited and faithful and con­ up the advertising, nnd other cities who church are cordially invited to a -social pects to cairy a largo stock of goods ami 1 cottage -corner^ Eighth street und scientious business treatment is assured ■ _• * >11 , . Isa*-*I»AluimOkm+t AAm nn «4■AA V % never spend a cent toward the publicity at the lume of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Mettili-1will add another store to Sanford's con­ Magnolia avepue. Four nice large rooms, kitchen and bath. Occupancy about Feb. all patrons. fund sometimes get the benefits of the ger, Thursday evening. February 4th. stantly increasing business m tie „ . —S- O. S hinholser, U st of Unclaimed Letter* overflow. In this case they should not For Sale Phone 115 Qfter 6 o'clock p. m. Remaining iii tlie Sanford Potlofllce at Surrey for Sale cust aspersions upon the efforts of their Beautiful 10-room house in St. Peter* close of week 1ending Jan. 26,1000 : We have a new $12 5,00 one-horse surrey j F or Rent—Two .medium-sized front burg, Fla.; ail modern oouvrnirnCCk “n benefactors. Ladits rooms and pantry, up stairs. Apply nt Orare..Miss BBR. that has only been used one month,which 501 Fourth street. Daisy Hufen«, litas Viola street car line, two blocks from bay and ICobs. MU* Mad? Johnson. Mrs. J. C, we offer far $76.00. A USE r bL u ­ CAREER EMULO Kfoard. Mrs. Larwla Shade T rees—Those wanting shade trees business center; furnished or unfurnid*<d 22lf —S aneurd Carriage Work*. in the jle a th oofr w W.. n N.. Lcfiier. Sanford of any kind, such a s rmtmcno. magnolia, Owner leaving'Clry. Will self "rheBp—a" oak and maple, should see A. F. Wester- or part cash. Mrs. Mary F'inney. has suffered a distinct loss Sinai his ar­ Clay Tlie For Sale. rival in this city some twenty-four years 304 Second S l . N.. St. Petersburg. Di­ t o t 10 Palotka Tile for sale in any quanity. ago, Mr. Lefiler has been identified with N idiot, 10I. Mr. WU1 ________ G. F. Smith, Box 371 u SAU^J-Letluce plant*. R. H. MuirDavies. Ur. J. D. valent Irte Social Repp.>. Ur. Jota the improvement and general .welfare of IpavtsT Mr. E. D. itEAp, on Celery avenue. ir, Mr. W7 C. . The ladies of the Presbyterian church the (dty- A«ja fitting tribute co his mem­ Dunmia, Ur. Clifford ' Card of Thank* B ; lMr., WlU .... Mr. Daniel r Sahara, Hr, W a tM ' ory the'stare* were closed during the fu­ Cmeranti, ,^b**H*—15,000 very fine prick will give a Valentine social a f d>e f***' To those wlio were so kind in the hours Forster. Mr. W, N. SI an ter. Mr. t HT bed plants % safe cheap. J no. D. J inkins. dence of W. W. Long on the evening Mr. 1. 8 . Nil«*, Mr. P. H. neral Services, end this mark of respect Criffln. | of sickness and death, who helped to Unteli. Mr. C. H. TUIman, Mr. Sherman Comer of French avenue and Third street. Feb. 12. Refreshments will be served. 3< ulone attested the high rqgurd and esteem I k«Ur,"Mr! li ______Ur._ C. E. brighten the darker hours before death WInaino. FuRNisiujj R ooms ra* R ent- Good location [and by their kind words and acts aided Itt WhlCh be was held by every one. Of 1 Eubb. Mr. D. ft. a r. J u s t Received ^ at tr ?Herald , doU*roffice. , r r woek ,f taken at once. Mr.--Letfler. the assertion can be made 5 *i.cW*ur- a w j to assuage our grief we with to express Call h i , I P erson s c la im in g th e a b o v e w illI pieni i our heartfelt thanks. • The largest Une of sporting goods e»« th a t Ih*, world was all the better for Advertised,*’ and give date of oi th this received in Sanford—guns, rifle* hunting To E xchange : Northern business and J . L. Cakkutheks and F amily. having lived in IL “ Cuas. F. Haskins, P, M. residential property to exchange for San- clothing, etc. Harry J- WiUoo? _y * r C. W. PARK DRAM ATIC CO. & Monday Night, Feb. 8th water- Matinees Thursday and Saturday, 3 0’ TH E C IT Y Ir , t u / Tj eYjptWpvw /s« R ESTA U R A N T! �has completed cleaning ten acres of land ANDEW JOHNSON botwoon Celery nvenue nnd the new S ATTORNEY-AT-LAW & E. Ry.. which he expccla to plant to spring crops. 5 ■ ____ Practice* In Sut* and Federal Court*. Budget or Interesting Items Mr. H. R. Stevens nnd his brother. Ed. Mr Q, T. Buildln*. Phone 248 j from Correspondents have eight acres under cultivation, two In cabbage, one- in lettuce nnd the bal ance in spring crops. These two gentle the events of orange county men ore of the Pennsylvania pioneer THOMAS EMMET WILSON ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR clnss that build up n country. Well may AT-LAW~_ we be proud to claim them ns citizens of efficient staff of Reporter» Weekly. the celery delta. Late State Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit of RxnhúfPut’U'vi « . Cover* the Territory for Florida Mr. T. P. Com propst, one of Celery nve The Iterald , HMdmces, Sanford and Sylvan Lala nuc's most successful celery growers con templates making n trip to Chicago this OVIEDO OCCURRENCES sumnlcr in his tririt yact. the Sophie, lie GEO. A. DeCOTTES id*l ctirrMpondent to The Hernid. expects to skirt the coast of Florid n, Mop­ J Id Jones. . a . iiroiilimuiL .citizen _of ping—« t-n il - important - points, thence ATTORNEY ano COUNSELLOR v rL A W iedo, «lieti at his home Thursday night to New Orleans nnd up the Mississippi Practice in State and Federal Courts complicated lung trouble. Whije it through the Chicago drainage canal to Chicago. We wish Tilm good speed and Wclborn Dlock Sanford, jFTi a pleasant trip. One request we tnnkc of him and that is to pail n buncli of San ford celery to the mast head '"MepfsCEncry. andlliQpciLQf.Riduwmd jirin a w D .-o h b ^rih e-flretr-w rtic rs In Ind., nre farming five acres of Beck ham' making his residence JJiPCK.. M f.-ipvi Binfor.1 I f WahwtiA Kaum 13 •Pire»—Bu HtHttC hen, when tluW warn wil y Bcvtirui- ftrmr Ind., who purchased five acres December SANFORD. FLORIDA illes In this end of the county. For some last, now hns it cleared nnd expects to years he hns been- engaged in the mer­ plant one-hulf to henns nnd the other cantile business, owning n store here half to potatoes. Verily, this is hustling DR. R. M. MASON which he conducted with much success If Mr. Brown, the owner of Beck ham and Bnnncinl remuneration. Mr. Jones mock, keeps on. instead of planting Beck DENTIST was a man of unblemished character, hammock to truck farms lie will have to Wclborn Ulock Phone 10 eminently truthful and sincere, and no cut it up into iowo. mnn could doubt his veracity. While he Sanford, Florida Mr. J. L. Wright, a former railroad man made no great pretensions of piety, lie in the employ of the Florida East Const was o consistent member of the Baptist railway, but for the past two years h church, and his sphere of usefulness in A. C. HART celery grower of Celery avenue, lias In religious affairs was quiet but substan­ tills year eight acres, one to lettuce, three SURVEYOR AND DRAUGHTSMAN tial. He was a mnn conservative In his to celery and the balance to' Irish potn Leveling end Cruee-Sertianlng fur Dretiuge views, never condemning or .applauding toes, henns, etc. Mr. Wright now has ■• . ■ Specialty without deliberate consideration, nnd this Irish pntntoes three'to.four inches high SANFORD. FLORIDA conservatism nnd deliberation were often How about the celery growers' picnic found useful in public nffnirs, nnd his services were often «ihUsted lri"home nf- I wrote-about Inst week In Avenue newsV , „■ * ;-----------------fairs. A wife, three sons, Bntts, Jim nnd I have talked with at least about linif n W, G. HAMMOND Ben, and one daughter. Ella Belle, are left dozen prominent growers and they are ARCHITECT to mourn his demise. The sons nre nil heartily in favor of the picnic. A guther !ug uf this kind would do a v a s t amount ung men of higb-principla* and sterling Office With Murrell & Minsliew qualities nnd fully competent to manage of good from u business ns well us a so Ptco Hgiel UiucA the business nffnirs Of deceased. The re­ cial standpoint. It would enable us Jo mains were interred in the Oviedo ceme­ become more thoroughly acqunfntcd, pro­ tery pith the usunl burial rites, nnd the mote a feeling of kinship and feeling ns I - F. T. WILLIAMS funeral cortege was one of the largest do, that the truck growers of tiie cel­ ery delta of_Snnforil should be ns one ever witnessed In this community. large family. Let's boost tile picnic. All SURVEYOR mul CIVIL ENGINEER AUUN-JACODS those wiio wish to help will kindly nd(tili Klm St. [’hone 275 Mahried, Sunday evening in the Baptist dress n communication to this paper so church of Chuluota. Mr. Theodore Aulin SANFORD. FLA. wo cun make n cull and get together nnd of Oviedo nnd Miss Nettie Jacobs. The start the movement. —A F anmlk. nuptials were performed by Rev. Rogers and n large representation of relatives A. H. C R I P P E N & S O N Tiled For Record and friends were in attendance to witness John W. Eddy and wife to C. nnd L the mnritnl service. The ceremony was JEW ELER R a ilro a d w a y S a n fo rd , F lo rid a tin elaborate affair, corapleje'in prepara­ Slaklcy, deed, 51(100. N. H. Garner to' Henry McLiulin, wd., tion nnd detail. MessrsXWIIlie Lawton and Bruce Anderson officiated in the ca­ 51250. Peoples Bunk to. Sanford Grant Co., sat. pacity of groomsmen, while- Misses Mary Aulin nnd (¡race Jacobs were the honored ■mg, 510. MY SPECIALTIES Smith and Davis to C. Alvin Poller, bridesmaids. The groom is a prominent 'ickard's Hand-Painted Chinn merchant of Oviedo—n young man of wd., 51000. Gorham's Sterling Silver A. E. von B. Fat jo to Martin Green» wd.. high principles and excellent qualities, Rogers' Plated Ware while the bride is n Indy of refinement, 550.. A. J. Holden tu J. C. Grant wd.. 51 —Tight und Waltham Watches possessed of n sweet disposition, admired Willie L. Griffin und husband (o A Mc­ and esteemed by a large circle of friends. The happy young couple nre' now busy Collum, wd., 51000. Margaret A. DeLuney to A. MeCullum, receiving the congratulations of their qc3.7ir." ; ' r many friends and will m ak e 'th eir resi­ Inez F. Bellows nnd husbnuiL to Kohl ALL GOODS GUARANTEED dence in Oviedo, the home of the groom. Gilley, mtg., 51000. Willie L. Griffin and husband to Muud CELERY AVENUE NEW S E. Griffin, t|cd.. 510. Spm.il Currri|ionilence t»Tlie Herald. Willie L. Griffin nnd husband to Maud Tlw movement of celery hns now begun biuI from now until the close of the sea­ E. Griffin, wd., 5500. H. W. Metcalf to Willie E. Griffin, sal. son Celery avenue will present a busy mtg., 50000. scene. From the number of farm laborers Maud E. Griffin nnd liuBbund to II. W. who walk out each dny on Celery avenue it argues well for a good business for the Metcalf, mtg.. 52000. Muud E. Griffin und husbund to H. W * M* railroad. Mctculf. mtg.. 54000. Celery nvenue now lias two storesr-I’ R. W. Hninmond und wife to Mary A. M. Elder nnd J. S. Moore. These stores carry a general atock niul nre bright Young, wd., $1000. Geo. Abbott und wife to Jos. Eikinton. cheerful place», filled witlt goods of nil wd-. 5100. descriptions. They have a telephone nnd Kerr Boyce Tupper und wife to W. II. Pure vvnter is essential to good health. Mdtoo] hack nnd n rurnl route is soon to &> United States Government analysis und classification. I* established, to say nothing of the Joimson, wd., 51. Murybellc Marshall and husband to W. Guaranteed analysis hy sworn ofilcials. new railroad. We lack little on the nveH. Johnson, .wd., 51. High rolling pine lands.' beautiful palms, walks, scenery. oue Uiat our city cousins enjoy. ..........................; ------------------------ 1Inq«in M. Jqpcft jit»,) husband to N. II New hotel, new fu rn itu re, telephone, daily until__ ______________ cruen tlie number of hunting parties Garner, wd., $700. , Furnished cottages to rent. Four miles from station. tossing the East Coast ferry recently W. J. David to Suniford Tel. Co., bs., Address W EKIW A SPRINGS COMPANY, W ckiwa Springs, Fla iecr niuft be plentiful: one party return5380. > t ’ —_ L U ltuita having'-killed two,____ ___ —-Jno. W. Milligan-to -Ellen—L.—Wilson, tm n k e s ho difference w hat , ^ r- Henry Stevenson of DeLand, who ussngt. mtg., 51some ttyne ago purchased a tract of land Chas. E. Paine to Jesse R. Paine, wd., 51. ypew riter you use now, near J, N. Whltner'a place, a t the east F. Meislahu and wife to Z. Turk., wd., -end of Celery avenue, boa now almust $20. --------- ,, ■■------------- = = inve used in th e past, or completed a dwelling, besides b e a rin g F. H. Rand and wife to Albert Grumten acres of fine land, and has it ready ling, wd., 5100. / , may use, the m achine you •w a crop of tomatoes this spring. Full Line of High-Grade Cigars and Tobaccos N. J. Rollins and husbund to Herman Mr. Joe Cameron has ten acres of fine Hoffman, wd., 55. Agent fur tlie Famous will eventually hu-y is the he expects to commence shipping Walling Lumber Co., to Geo. Davis, wd., 0 aLrcjut two weeks; he also hns six acres 541.70. . CLOVER HILL' BRAND BUTTER ‘ °, eIlm: which will be rcudy tu ship Herman Hoffman*tô Néllié 'J . RolllnB, SAN FURI). FLORIDA •bout the middle of February. Mr. Cam- wil.. S3. n,)n ,s °ne oT tlie pioneers in the truck’« Alonzo McAlister to Hattie Reed, wd., ng business and one of Sanford's moat 550. »bile spirited citizbns. R. L. Boyd to A. B. Newton, mtg., CONTRACTOR J- S. Moore, formerly of Oviedo, is 52400!“ and B U I L D E R A. E. Fill vs. Sam. Westbrook, lien.. week moving hia stock of merchan­ — THE— ts into ids new sto/e a t the east end of 5102.40. «f ' , J. K. Jones to J. B. Jones, bs.. 5450. J p 11«venue. He expwts to complete J. M. Jones to J. B. and . J. N. Jones, * residence and move his family as , «» possible. We wisli Mr. Moore bs-. 5000.__________________ None but first-class labor employed und all contracts guaranteed tyi be in accordance STATE DEALERS • *Ucc*w In his double enterprise—celery Potato Barrel» ’with plans and spcdficaUons ' V’ • •rowing and merchandising. 35c F, 0. B. here. acksonvlllc, • Florida —Huntington Mills &. Cooperage Co., I am •In Business to do Business for Those Who Nerd My Services Mr, D. (J, Moore, a tupenilnc operator of Postoffico Box 771 23-tt • • Huntington, Fla. Write us for further information 0 u,*a county and resident of Sanford, COLUMBIA DOUBLE-DISC R ECORDS * A different selection on each side They fit any machine That tells the whole story except that at 6 5 cents for the Columbia Double-D isc you get a better record, on each side, than you ever bought be­ fore at $ 1 . 2 0 for the same two selec­ tions. G et a catalog! H e n r y Mc L a u l i n NATURE’S WONDERFUL FOUNTAIN. UNDERWOOD The Pioneer Visible CHAS. H. EVANS Staple and Fancy Groceries Underwood I. C. H U G H ES H. & W . B. DREW CO. Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty �• ■ THE SANHJRD HERALD ¿m^V3ai90i> _ Thrtce-n-Wcek World More alert, nioro tlvorough and more fearless than ever. A President of the United States will tie sleeted this year. Who it he and who Ik the men whom he| will beat? Nobody yet knows, but the Thrice-a-Week edition of the New York World will tell you every step and every detail of what promises to be a campaign of the most absorbing interest. It may not tell you whnt you hope, but it will tell you whnt is. The Thrice-a-Wcck World long ago established a character for Im­ partiality and fearlessness in the publica­ tion of news, and tills it will maintain. If you want the news ns It really Is, sub­ scribe to the Thrice-n-Weck edition of the New York World, which comes to you evrry..othcr.day.e*«pt Sunday* nnd is thus, practically a daily ni the price of a weekly. The THrIce-n-Week World’s regulnr sub­ scription price 4s only SI peryenr, nnd this pays for 156 papers. We offer this unequalled newspaper nnd The Sanford Herald together for one year for $1.50. A Uttle Country Correspondence Wjth a'Moral The tlrrsld * Special Correapondent Panto Creek, Flo., —j— By Wireless Telephone To the Editor of The Herald: Jan. 17. ’09. Peoples Bank of Sanford C a p ita l 9 3 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 deer mister editor, 1 will now take Opened for business in 1906. Now hand! es much pleasure to rite you- a few lines, A ccounts of this leaves me well and I hope It wil find you well'two. 1 was In your most S IX H U N D R E D beautiful city last week for the first time In 30 od years and ft was sure sQrprisin Residents of Sanford an d im m ediate vicinity to me to see how much It has growed up since 1 was there, wish 1 could have carried my old woman Jane and the chit MOTTO: dren with me, but you see we can’t nil “ To te fair w ith both frie nd and foe, leave home nt one time. ■, O rt y o u r ow n little rlth te forego; for there Is the cows and chickens and ........................ ....... - I M h i y k J i ------------ - r , --------------------------------piga to - look .after u n y L fe e d e v e ry nit« and morning, but i had a"cllyTTH ^that D E P O S IT S IN S U R E D LO SS Is a stoppin with me to go lo n ^ q ju showed me round and told me all didn't all redy no. he carried me to sec H. R. STEVENS, M. M SMITH. G. S. DERRY, the movin pictures where they have them » E. TOLAR President Vice-President _____ Cashier tty Utes. It was sure fine a nd them pretty Ceahter— lhla_weelL_l,-~ — — — : . i m w w w » w w w Mi W W w s i s m 4 n i . . ^ 1^ u u u UteF WjU v ^the prettiest i ever saw, he Piuukott—and—SUas—Korf papers is $grci\lls tiiermjectric lites anti snyj all other edgiest daughter, Elvirn, commenced keep­ cities use them to llte the streets and ing. Tho opening day of the State Fair.Febhouses with. It looks like you people Intent. Enos Is (Mist forty years old and ruary 5, will lie marked by the presence ] would put them up all over your benutl* Elvira thirty, and no' doubt the future in Tampa of Governor Gilchrist «ml staffr look better than ful city, for they sure looks bright to both, though Enos is shy (hem other old things standing on the the statehouso officers, members of the | L IV E R Y . F E E D and one leg nnd Elvira has scalp disease ant corners th a t“ l first thort was lltcning Legislature, the Florida delegation in wears a wig. S A L E S T A B L E S bugs caged up, but be toid me it was Congress end a host of other notnbies. ‘ Eph Plunkett's pug-nosed hired gir gas lites. them streets of yours is pretty got mad and handed in her - resignation tn If you would just fix tiie middles now H a m * * » a n d B u ag laa HAVE YOU SEEN THE Dlacksm lthlng and Horst,hoslnf last Tuesday because Eph's wife wouldn'i like the sides It would sure be fine, there let her take her lantern-jawed beau. Bill is one tiling I could not see into, ncr he H o r s e s and M u le s B o u g h t and Exchanged Jones, into the pnrlor when he made his could not^alhcr, and that is why them regular semi-weekly call. Eph’s wife did peple that own the celery city dary A U T O M O B I L E S F O R L IV E R Y USE <0 * • right as Bill is hair-lipped and, when Jie farm don't feed and doctor their cows up expectorates the tobacco Juice musses tip some. If one of them falls down you I t * * * * * * * '* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ♦*♦♦*+********•{■*<• the'carpet more than the spittoon have got to help it up, nnd you folks Scvcrnl pig-stickings took place among all drinking that milk every day. i bet our fanners last week my bottom dollar you folks would Slot Ellphnlet Wiggins, wlto feeds and drink any more If you could sec them waters the horses in Eph Muggins’ livery poor cows, iny friend told me that If it stable. Is paying attention to Mart Bus­ was any whers else that them peple High-Grade H ouse-Building a Specialty would be fined for milking tiiem cows ter’s old mnid sister. Our new school mann presented each nnd cruelty to animals, he says he don’t pupil with a bos of cascaret-candy-last ^ wby_ywbiQlks .ain’t all sick that la A T Y P E W R IT E R Saturday and there was quite a falling drinking that milk. I never could see what |>eople wanted With any thing they DEALERS IN off in attendance at the Sunday school FOR would not take care of. my friend says the next day. if the board of health sees them cows B uilders’ Supplies, Interlarclien Sami A LL PU RPO SES Si Blizzard’s hired girl, who had to take there will be something doing, i wish care of Si’s three pair of twins for several they would if it will be any help to them, ‘ A lpha Cement, A cm e Plaster months, sent in lier resignation tiie other for I tell you that if them cows ain't One that will stand the greatest tests | day and Si wants to have another hired girL Its suspicioncd tiial the populatiop starved to death the hole pile of them <Jnnnot geniul of alignment ins got (he consumption. I told Jane of the Blizzard family is liable to in­ The best machine on the market last nite .that i was sorry i did not tell crease in tiie near future. A $100 Machine for $60 you about .that hog pen we came in Pions, Estimates, and nil Information relativ« to Building Sylvester Corking, who has quit eating smelling distance of, corner Sanford ave­ Sec them nt The Hernld oillcc meat victuals and slakes Ills appetite on nue nnd 10th street, on our way home, - \ . Cheerfully Furnished Mnltn Vita and other Bawdust products, it was the. worst i ever smelled, how is getting slimmer than old Bill Simmon’s every lady nln’t sick I don't see; i bet SAN FO RD H ERA LD old mold sister. Mnltn Vita for a steady if that iiog is there in that pen 1 year it OFFICE AT RESIDENCE 3 0 9 F irst S t., Sanford, Florida diet is ns debilitating as ensenret candy. is longer than that since thnt pen was t u o n i : 2W Jim Bullock lias traded ids Jersey bull cleaned. My friend told .me it was out 41+4..^.; nnd double-barreled shotgun for a half-in of the city and you folks hnd to stand terest In Bill Reagan's weekly Bung- it. well i bet i woodent. it. la all rite to starter. Jim is a spicy writer and will liaye hog pens, cow pens and tiie like T o n so rla l P a rlo rs have charge of tiie religious and sporting when you arc out of the city, npd you * i department, ami Lib Mustard will give can put them nway.frotn your house, the boss news nnd society gossip us where there is plenty of fresh air, and O F S A N F O R D , FLA. ashionable H air Cutting] usual. you don't bother nobody, but when you F. H. RAND, F raild an t and General Barhcring •CEO. FERN ALO, Vlct-Fr**. Uncle Stokrs Jackson of Greenfield, get a bog jien and a cow pen under your F. P. FORSTER, C ashlsr D. F. WHITNER. A .,I. CtiMtr hnd his annual hog killing last Monday euting winder, and somebody clscs, to. it Hol and Cold Oaths at all HoUYa. Hot SutOnly National Bank In Orange County and sent a couple of pigs liver and a is no wonder somebody gets sick, and it phur B aths ■ S p ecia lty mess of ham hocks to Ids nephew, Rev. looks like you folks was smart enuflf to One visit aml.yiiu bgCOIDj a Slminrli * I’ninm I F u n d s- P ro tpolod—b y 'O u rg la ry Insurance Llge McSwatt, of tiie Hardshell church. see it. now inr. editer, don’t think I'm Ploo Block op p osti* E ipraaa O fflcs Safsty Deposit Boxes for Rent Certainly the world is growing better and kickin, for i ain't, but it seems like smart we need more Uncle Stokes in this workf folks like you all that has got suci^finc O R G A N IZ E D 1687 of sorrow and tribulations. school lipases and teachers, nice churches It is rejwrted that Lemuel Bnrkcr's Jer­ arid preachers, such nice farms And stores all round you. would be smart sey cow bns gone dry. C ontractor and Builder Sylvester Sinoot nnd Perlinc Spooner enuff to get that hog pen out of the way rode over to Sucker's Corners on the trol­ and some of them cow pens fiWi >undfer. Will Furnish Estiiqntes for any Building) ley cars yesterday forenoon and returned your winder that my friend Ykils me . Repairs, Etc. In the evening, which occasioned some bout; and get'lectric lights and flfx them . . *S streetk in the middle like both sides are, talk. and make your beautiful city look like Somebody went nnd paid the Widow some of them my friend has ben telling Office Sluslicr's taxes last week all unbeknownst E, Hill's Lumber. Ysnl about. Another thing, Mr. Editer, is why to tiie widow and some think it was NFORD, FLORIDA. , FOR S A L E AT you folks don’t have better country roads; Uncle Phil Gulliver whoso wife expired if your county blids roads for Orlando last summer of gangrenous blood poison which my frlcndiBays they do, why don't ALTER D. BELL in tier heel. Jt build them fur your city to; he says Deacon Pelig ifostelter, who luisseff'lhe they have bln hauling innrlo to.them for ............................• A ttorney- at -L a W .......... ... 111***** \ contribution box on Sunday In.the'^Hard 2 years and that your city has got oniy'g shell church. hj|s hoi‘ii pmler uf e a r to n d rlT ru ll Uiaftline; I f sure looks Abat, aeta Fxammnt—xml—Ttltfi—Perfected1 lute as tiie collections turned in by him funny to me if you want to get more Room21 Pk» Block, Sanfurd, Florida. have much fallen off. ’ It is to be hoped good farm peple to come and live with that ho will bo able to clear himself of you they will have to have good roads to IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN retaining any of tiie money that Is badly haul what they raise to market. Wokiva Tribe No. 41 needed in resldngling our church and Now. Mr. editer, i would rite more, but Hunting grounds of Sanford. Meetings paying the salary of Brother McSwatt. as l.na you .ain’t- looking for ibis at ibis oxn the 1st nnd 2nd Wednasdoy of each I ---- iiaykuue. time, au i will close; hope to hear from S to v e s , C r o c k e r y and G l a s s w a r e month in Masonic Hall. Visiting broth- ■ ers welcome. you some time soon, let me no by return Important to investors____ male if you like"'ynller yams and I will Tracts of land of 1, 2, 3, 3,10, 4Q. 70 |Wall PaperrP alhts and Oils, W hite and New llonie Sewtnt send you some. 'V • O ld S h o e s W a n te d acres, at prices $300, $500, $050, $800 Yours truly, Machines, Edison Phonographs and Records, Wholesale and $1,200, at Altaihonte Springs, Or­ I nm again nuking for OLD SHOES. I —Z eke P ekkins. ange county. Florida—the most desirable will givfc what they are worth Dealers In Gasolene and Kerosene . 1 •, , | residence or wim«r home location in OrSJ ZE8 6' 7> 10 II AND 15-TT_ ungc county. Pure water. 'Ifigh rolling * - Arrival and Departure of Malls Effective November Fifteenth. A . E . Ir v in ’s S hoe Shop land of best quality,.interspersed with Arrive From f r e e S A M P L E S o f W ALL. PÆ ËB Cor. 3rd St. und Sanford Avc. North....... ..7 00 s. m .4 ^ 0 3 p. innumerable clear water lakes; one Qf rf*t -------OOITH.J pi !u. the most healthy locations' tn South Flor­ Tamp« asitr ............... ......Jt as «. jyjBW Wall Paper will POST CARD to­ .Titusville branch............ 8 00 s. m , 9 4 0 1 In County Judge’s Court, Orange id?. Apply to N. H. Fooo, change u n ir v itin e day tuting g » W o U soch ............., , . YO 30 1____ 23-tf Altinonte Springs. County, Florida ditmal room* into an atTrilby branch.................. 7 00 x. m . 110 p. m. you intend p ip e n o e « “ Asa Bullock’s bull terrier dog Is much emaciated from fleas and distemper. Snmanlhn Dingman has accepted a situation in Dave Crank's boarding house ns chambermaid and dishwasher. Sa* mamha was engaged to a Chicago drum­ mer last summer, but fell out because Samantha had an Impediment in her wnlk and was troubled with bilious liver. Cold weather is again dawning upon us nnd the poor nrc certainly entitled to sympathy. It was not known that Dave Gulliver-had - ho^rrnderclothcs-rmtil^ he slipped while trying to. get over Amzi Jinkens* barbed wire fence and his pants became much lacerated about the base ment. Dave seemed much chargrined Willie Bunch whitewashed his kitchen AGAINsV f H A N D BROTHERS Pope Contracting Company I Blickensderfer? ALBERT G R A M U N G l 11 y iWs If11 » v Ä ’h;' li A N E F IR S T N A TIO N A L BANK J. F: SUNDEL Ll E l C a p i t a n de Tampa Finest Five Cent Cigar On the M arket u If!'H I R. Philips’ Drug Store , Ë ü w ii H fi1ritti Th e o i J . M ille r & Son House Furnishing Goods A Tavarri branch.................................. I 92 p. tn Children's Dancing Class * Miss Gelsie Butt has opened, a dancing class in connection with her other alass. Lessons will be given on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at three o'clock, at the Hotel Wilton. Terms, two dollars for 1 eight lessons. U tv e For # North..............................2 SB b . in-, 8 00 p m. TWU*1 S ra • s 30 V- » - 0 00 p m. THuavlBa branch........... 8 00 a. n t. 2 23 p. m. brandi................ 2 90 p. m. TrUby branch.................j 48 p. m.. 8 00 1 Tavares branch............. 0 40 a. m.. 2 23 1 Branch train* dally except Sunder; other* d A d*Uy exprea* pouch received from Temps at 11 as a. m. Ciu*. F. IU*san. rbaimstter. H. C JLixim. A st't h**uiia»itr. r w ;iA*tH T. rffcrz In ReXatste of 1 W. If, Mahoney] To TxkMmrHAViwi C u n a AcaLixt Saio Lat*tx • q u b ïï ‘ i f Ä ! ^ * « > r r b y n«lflcd and Ì which you «lavo ri' JOey "doce^iad0! *“U^ ï ï t « v f I W. M- Mahoney, dece n ^ u u T to M tjaenye cheerful home. Y e P ^ ^ 11 door the privilege of aelccuoaa from the laroe*t sod moat varied stock in the South. bring you samples If ydir intrnd send lot price* ‘ nd card. We hive e « ff; thing in PAINT, and aavc you money. PipNtapn, Wffla ig Utter Pçuhai«. Wrh W W bereof i»-s rsANO* W. MANorrr. L i ecu tor. IM -IU w . Bay s t B A L F E -C O N R O V C O M PA N Y �; r. -r. — IN AND ABOUT THE CITY Don’t cull J. S. Runge “Celery". E. T. Woodruff transacted business in Orlando, Thursday. W. V. Stout of -Stoutsvllle, Ohio, was o UUIe Happenings— Mention of visitor to the city Monday. Matters In Brief. The Bishop Block Is becoming the most popular place In the city after dark. The city was thronged again Oils week PERSONAL ITEM S O f INTEREST with people looking for houses to rent. Women’s exchange, nt the Art Store. Summary of the Floating Small Talk Everybody Join. —Kays &. Knronm. Succinctly Arranged for Hur­ Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Dustin of York. Me., ried Herald Readers. were among the Sanford visitors Monday. . The fro nway with dust while sweeping enrHouses |wls by buying Wizzard Carpet Cleaner of Arc being built I - Thanks-to the*Building Association. Mr. ahd Mrs. Jesse Drew of South Caro­ R. U Jones spent several days this week lina are spending several weeks in this la Jacksonville. city. Watch for opening of the Art Store, first $18 Art Squares for $15, size 0x12 ’ week in February. A. llcffleld Co: Sanford, The favored city. Will prosper If you will let herl Attorney AndrewJohnson attended court at Orlando this week. If you have rooms for rent, put your name in the rooming house directory, at the Art Store. A desk for sale, and everything below cost, nt the Plaxco Block, near the opera house. Embroideries, laces and shirtw aist fronts, specially selected sto ck of the la te st designs, a t M ettlnger's. A. K. Cove and wife of Wnverly, N. Y.. were in the city this week. Wool Dress Goods Sale * **| il I* THREE DAYS ONLY! T. IL Barlow of Orlando spent several days of this week in Sanford. Rugs, from 73 cents up. E.‘ A. llcffleld Mew line men's pants $1.25 to $5, at Furniture StoTL ettlngcr'j iHp! SInJxnñd patterns, from «5 & (V, Thurada y, Yrufny fltft) Siîffirttny. is spending fhfcnreck- next week. 20 cents per yard to 50 cents, nt E. A with Eustis friends. Hcffleld’s Furniture Store. The fnmous_Tolt "RlvierButter for sole' Big salo next week Thursday, L. F. Smoot nnd wife of Darlington, S. at W. W. bong's Grocery. C* spent Tuesday lu the city. ■ ’ridoy. and Saturday, H. T. Hubbardof Elkhart. ~IffC wns n ________ L. T. Sloone, Clayton Palmer and I). E, M ethodists, Please: visitor to the city Monday. Phillips, nil prominent citlzena'or CirclcFebruary 14 Is Birthday M issionary $18 Art Squares for $15, size 9x12. E. yille, Ohio, were in the city Monday. Sunday School Sunday. Help us by A. lleffleld Co. Good 200-egg incubator nnd brooder bringing or sending on that day one penny for eoeh year of your age. Mr. M. M. Stewart spent Sunday with going nt cost. his mother who resides at Plymouth. Mrs. D.G. Wagner and children and Mrs. —Geo. H. Fernold Hardware Co. - il* ,Don't forget the wool dress goods sale at Rev. J. W. Boyd left Mondny to attend Alley spent the week at Kissimmee. N. P. Yowell fit Co., February 4, 5 and 6. the state Baptist convention which Ims Good 200-cgg incubator nad brooder been in session nt DeFuniak Springs this going at c6st.. Elects Brand Tea fthd Spices. week. —Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. Ciias. E vans. Mrs. J. E. Baker of Tampa is in the city, If you want n firs ¿-class tnilor-mndc Dean Palmer and Mrs. Palmer of Syra­ having come to attend the funeral of her suit for $12.98. call nt D. A. Caldwell & cuse. N. Y„ were guests In the city l i ^ uncle. W. N.‘ Leffler. Sons. ’ ' * Monday. The Royal Tailors Brand of Clothing Wool dress,goods nt the very time you U. S. cream separator, very cheap, nt means {verfection.. See samples at D. A need them. Attend the tlrree daps' sale -43eo. H, Fernnld Hardware Co. W e are A g e n t s for Caldwell & Son's. N. P. Yowell & Co. next Thursday. Remember next Tliursday, Friday and The cheerful toot of the engine on the Saturday, die wool dress goofIs sale ot N. Friday and Saturday. * Sunford &. Everglades rnilwnynow wakes If you want to sell or buy dry lots, city P, Yowell^ Co. the echoes of celery delta. property, celery farms, sec N. H. Garner. T For so up-to-dote-tailor-made suit, see Drop in and Inspect the Princess steel Iron beds from $2 up. Get them quick D. A. Caldwell & Sons. ranges. A real range a t a moderate price. at the Sanford Furniture Company. * Silk shirt w aists a t big reduction at Some people seem to think Florida Is Sanford Furniture Company. Mettlnger's. Beautiful! Exquisite I New line af slow. Let them try Garner & Roberts Three days' Bale of wool dress goods, embroideries, laces and shirtw aist with an order. Phone 59. next Thursday, Friday ami Saturday, at G. H. David and family have arrived In fro n ts lust received ut M ettlnger’s. ~ N. P. Yowell &. Co. C. M. Brisbvuter,re|>reMi(itiiig the Point* _ N . 1L Curlier will rent your pro|>crty for the city from Washington. Gn„ nml will make Sanford their future home. Mr. Da­ er Fertilizer Co. of Jacksonville, wns iii the yw. — m = vid cxjiects tu embark in vegetable grow­ city several dnys this week. • Best line of mnttings ever brought to ing. A little money now nnd n little now nnd Sanford, See tiiem at tlie Sanford Furni­ Now is the time to buy your sub-irri­ then is the way to buy celery land. Sec ture Company. gated IntuL See M. M. Smith.' M. M. Smith for particulars. . Beautiful patterns in wool dress goods, Gel estimates from Pelt on bouse print­ U. S. cream separator, very cheap, at going nt cost next "Thursday, Friday nmj —Geo. H. Fernnld Hardware Co. ingSaturday, at N. P. Yowell & Co. High-grade oleomnrgerine. 25 nnd 30 Garner & . Roberts open their Sanford Judge Minor S. Jones wns in the city cents a ixiund. Garner ft Roberts. avenue grocery today. Everything, in Yesterday, cn route home from the circuit groceries, luiy nnd grain. \ Mr. nnd Mrs. A.C. McCoy of V^ishingion ■court session at the county stmt. 0. II,. Ohio, were in the city Wednesday. Sltk shirt w aists a t big rcductlon'ul Planting time is here. M. M.Smith will Mrs. McCoy will winter in Florida. M ettlnger's. sell you land on ensy terms. Sec L. R. Philips ntxnit cucumber and Beans, English {tens, tomatoes; nil situls See Pell for paper hanging. New foil for spring ctojm, at exceptionally good squash seed. patterns just In. Long's Preserves in glasses. Finest on prices. L. R. Philips. . J- S Carpenter, the well known travel­ m arket. Ciias. E vans. Mrs. Saucer nnd son, Joseph, of Kissim­ ing salesman of DcLand, was transacting Thg Sanford & Everglades railroad mee. spent Sunday in Sanford, the guests duslness in the city one dny this week. of Mr. nml Mrs. A. E. Mallem. Mrs. Sau­ hntiled nut the first celery this week, and Embroideries, laces and shirtw aist cer is conducting n very successful fruit from now on will be tiusy with the crops. ■ "= SANFORD, FLORIDA ■-------------fronts, specially selected sto c k ot the business in Kissimmee. Just arrived, Snider's canned goods latest designs, a t M ettlnger's. Don't forget that L. R. Philips has the catsups and preserves, at Garner & Low prices on beans for spring plant­ best prices on all sorts of garden seed. Roberts.. ing at L R. Philips. High grade Cigars nnd Tobacco. Smok­ Commencing January 1st, 1909, George Olives iii bulk nnd in ull size bottles. ing and chewing. Most complete line in W. Venable, contractor nnd builder, will W H Y NO T USE employ only union lubor, nnd work eight Ciias. E vans. he-city. , Chas. E vans. hours n day. J. S, Range, the coca-cola man. 1ms bad E. W. Ross was in the city Wednesday We sell the best lime and cement that several very attractive signs {minted tills and left via Clyde Line for Jacksonville, —A. E. Hill. week, nil of which speak well for bis en­ where he will spend a week. Mr. Ross is money can buy. NOW , AND S A V E M O N E Y ? ter {vise. One million feel of cypress bleaching very favorably impressed with Sanford boards. Place orders now. G. R. Calhoun Wade makes frequent trips to Sanford. und may decide to locnte here. It 1ms shown inure results for the Money Invested than any oilier, j; Write hint at Orlando. Jesse Baker has returned to Sanford, af­ M. M. Smith has 1,000 acres of celery It will jiay you to examine the Celery Fields where ter several years residence in Jacksonville. Low prices on tomato seed a t L. R. land. Sold on easv terms. Philips. Garner &. Roberts sell high-grade Cigars Mr. Baker is an experienced printer, and will probably remain in Sanford. Bill Pickles, swefU-mixed, cucumbers, and tobacco. Try them. A. Hart wns in the city Mondny. His mangoes and sour pickles in bulk. See C. A. Reed for furniture and piano is used. Our representative, C. M. BRADWATER, is in Sanford many friends will tie glad to know that he Ciias. E vans. moving. - i tf every week. See him or write to ■him at Orlando or will return to Sanford in a few days ond Mrs. C, W. Goodrich of Orlando visited Iron beds from $2 up. Get them quick take ui> his old office in the Bishop Block. Sanford this week. Mrs. Goodrich is n for- at the .Sanford Furniture Company. _ -P A IN T E R F E R TTt FfiK S aI.I'—i wo acres improved lamb — fflanesohMit of Sanford-nndftcrnximcroas J. S. Rungo returned Saturday from At­ cottage, packing house, two (lowing wells; friends were glnd to welcome her again. JA C K SO N V IL L E , FLO RIDA lanta. Ga., where be uttended the annual W r i t « for BooXIot. Fresh tlsh every day—Guaranteed to be convention of lite southern district of coca­ tiled in good condition, lumber and tool* everything complete for fanning. Will fresh—also oysters. cola bottlers. He reports an enjoyable sell with or without crop. On 10th street, —S. C. R ichards, Leffler Block. time, and brings substantial souvenirs of west side. t-W. R. Robbins. Sanford, Fla. Chase & Sanborn's tea and coffee, the his trip. • ; • i4-****<-*4-*«-**'l-<-«-**.*4-<-*<1*'y****4< i*V *64iA ****4*«H »H -#'-^H ^f The drainage commission, composed of best there is,---------- Gamer & Roberta. Wade, the tuner, Orlando. Messrs. Hnrrold, Palmer nnd McLain, arc Iron beds from $2 up. iGet them quick busy surveying and getting their reports C. H. Leffler was called from Jacksonville tlds week on the sad mission of at- at Ute Sanford Furniture Cpmparty. ready for the next meeting of the county - -trading his brother's funeral, lie will re­ An English lady with a. thorough mu­ commissioners. turn later to take charge of Sanford's ex­ sical training and some years experience Fresh Mackerel at 1!. H. Hill's grocery hibit. in teaching would give lessons in San­ John C. Snead has again entered the Go to 11. H. Hill for everything in the ford at pupil's home on violin or piano. contracting and building business, as will grocery line. Terms at rate of otte dollar an hour. Ad­ be seen by an advertisement in another S to v e s , C ro c k e ry , C a rp e ts, M a ttin g , bon beds from $2 up. Get them quick dress Miss Tinne. Sorrento, Fla. 22-3t column. He is associated with Ids former R u g s, S e w in g M a c h in e s, E tc . ■t the Sanford Fdmltura Company. Romeo Coffee, 3 pounds for one dollar partner. Geo. W. Venable. — — — — C has . E v a n s . "Our Own" coffee, best 23 Cent coffee on ~ " "Die opening of the Elks' home In OrlunSee H. H. Hill for Celery City Blend rhe market, at either store of .Gamer & .du last week wss attended with elaborate Roberts. •ewentonies. A reception and dance after- Coffee, finest on earth for 24 cents. *wd was enjoyed by. a large concourse of Capt. Jno. B. Johnston, the veteran ed­ Beautiful 1 Exquisite I New line of O n A ll G o o d s for the N ext T h irty D a y s O n ly tuonbers and guests. .The Elks now have embroideries, laces and shirtwaist itor of the Dade City Democrat, was a •w* of Uie finest homes In the state. prominent visitor to Sanford this week. flronts Just received at Mettlnger's. Garner & Roberts have good butter In Dried Salt Shouldersat 12H cents found The captain, some years ago. was a con­ spicuous figure in Florida politics, having one-pound [trims for 3 5 cents. at H. H. Hill's grocery. served for several years In the legislature. Methodists, please: . If you— old, middle •aged, youth, February 14 Is Birthday Missionary maiden or Infant, don't attend any He is a forceful writer, and the product of • ’ * * ' _* hit pen ia of the gilt-edge variety. Sunday School Sunday. Hielp us by Thursday, Friday, and Saturday February 4, 5 and- 6 N. P . Y O W ELL & CO Clark’s Cutaway Harrows Planet Jr., and Iron Age Horse and Hand Tools The Geo. H. Ferriald Hardware Co nt er F e r t i l i z e r P a in te r’s Sanford Celery Special BIG C U T IN 1 FURNITURE Twenty.Per C e n t Off SANFORD FU R N ITU R E CO. Sunday school, you are cordially In­ New line men's pants $1,25 to $5, at bringing or sending u t that day one vited to the Methodist Sunday school Mettlnger's, Ibf each year of your age .. B tK S U m ÉK L M inting St fl43, " P p i n t m r i Quickly ond N eatly E xecuted a f « J O D L n i l L I 1 1 ^ The H erald P rin tin g Company �January POINTS OUT. OUR DETECTS Michigan Man Thinks City Improve. Should W here Devout o f -t h e Celery Fred Adler of Jackson, Michigan, who has been touring .Florida; writes the fol­ .City-W orship Tom orrow RESUME OF ALL CHURCH EVENTS Of Interest to Those Religiously In cllned— Sublects of Discourses for the Sabbath. T H t Pastors of ih t C h u rc h «« In th* C it y i r t E a r s f il] UMl«d to bfifif or Hrod ih tir Announmmerits Aim Bth tr C h u rcli N t w t to thlu o(Rc* not lit t r than T h u rttU j »Iter noon. first Methodist Rev;A:E.TToû»*îi3Mer.t>ii«t<ir.rhiircli. comer Perk avenue nnd Fifth street: pano/mie, comer Masnoli« avenue and Seventh «tfret: phone 254. Sunday morning service «v It: evening service, 7:00; Sunday school, 9;4B a. m.j Jno. K. Metllnger, Supt. Epwortb League, 3:00 Sunday evenSubjcct, II a. m.: Prayer. " 7:30 p. m.: Sobriety. Epwprth League, 3 p, m. Afijire Invited. Let us hove your pres- tee for «no ttiiie,' id/trn|ng and evening. Come to Sunday school, 10:45 a. m. Coirs rci s ttonst- .rumlnirr. lowing description of Sanford In the Jackson Patriot: "We landed at Sanford, Florida, at 0:30 o'clock a t the Clyde Line pier. The river Is quite wide here os It takes in Lake Monroe, and the town is built right up to the hanks. This town needs lots of fixing up. There is not a paved street, sand everywhere, plenty of room to walk, no hills to climb. They told me the frost killed the town. It la well they do not lay it up to the saloons for there are none there. I made numerous inquiries for James Dirkett of Jackson, hut no one seemed to know him. I finally inquired at the postoffice and they told me he lives somewhere on Celery Avenue, which is nbout a mile from town and three miles long,-The Sanford ftowse- i« quite a large lintel for the town. The Chase & Co. mammoth orange packing Irofise has nqw machinery inptailed. Their mnrhlnerv lui miles the. If Y o u W a n t to B u y _ o r S e ll C IT Y PROPERTY OR TR U C K LA N D S Come and See Us 7:3(1; prayer meellnS m.; Sabbath «rhoul, 10 a. in. iuperln tendent. -“ Rev. M. Foi, rector, oervlee* every second and fourth Sunday; early mass. 7 a. in ; mass and ser­ mon, 10 a. m.; Sunday school, 0 n. in.; vrapera, 3 p. m, the season. Every grower in this vicinity seemed to be hnrd at work. Lands are Sunday, Jan. 31st: Mass and sermon selling as high ns $1,000 per acre. Celery 8:30 a. in.. Sunday school 0 a. m. The and lettuce have been the principal cro|>s Rev. M. F. Foley, S l Paul's Church, Balti­ so far, hut potatoes, cabbage, cauliflower IANFOKD. FLA HOARDING CELI and strawberries are coming along finely more will officiate. • too. They have perfect drainage. If the rirst Baptist weather Is dry, the farms arc tiled twenty . J. W, Doyd pastor-Sunday morning wrv feet apart, across the field.' These pipes It Makes No DifTeJence W hat You W ant or W here You W ant It ¡evening «ervlce. 7:00; Sabbath school. D:4i Dr. J. T. Denton. Supt.; D. Y. P. U. Sund«) can be filled in a very short time. Every i. m.. H. E. Tolar, PrrtL; prayer meeting evfarm has its own water supply—Rowing nesday. 7:00 p. m Services next' Sunday morning and wells. The acreage how being prepared evening conducted by the pastor. At 3 is as follows; Celery, 330 acres; lettuce. p. m. the B. Y. P. U. meeting will beheld, 200 acres; potatoes, 100 acres; cabbage, and on Term s th a t are Right GOacres; cauliflower, 75 acres; strawberries I K. R. MurTcll lender. 25 acres. One man at Lake Charm has one and an eighth acres oTleltuce under ----- —----- -H a fy ^ lro sa E p isco p a l ' Rev. D. F. Brown, rector; A. D, Key, senior war- canvas. Last year he got $3,500 for his urn; Sunday morning wrvice, II; evening «ervlce. 7:30; Sabbath achool, 0.45a. in.; B. F. Whllner, crop. There are plenty of real estate offices Supt.; prayrr meeting. 7:30 Wedrieiday evening. here. Park avenue Is a very wide street, Right Rev. Willinm Crane Cray, D. D„ with two rows of trees and paved with Bishop of Sgulhern Florida, will preach four inches of sand. and administer the holy rite of confirma­ Mr. Adler is troubled with dyspepaia. tion Sunday morning, Feb. 7th. Every- which probably accounts for his "addled" body conlinlly invited. All scats free. description of Sanford streets. The peo­ The ladies uf the Holy Cross society will ple of Sanford are as fully aware of the meet nL the residence of Mrs. John Dick­ necessity of good streets ns Mr.-Adler ens next Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. and in a few weeks the work of paving will begin and other great Improvements Presbyterian follow thnt will entirely change the ap-1 THE COMPRESSED AIR SPRAYER Rev. J. F. McKinnkwi. pnttor; mornlni »ervlce II; evening service, 7:00; Sabbath school. 0:30 a pearnnee of Sanford. The car-window D ««t by Teat for G row ers. All who have m.; Hrnrjr MrUiulin, Supt.; prayer meeting Wed observers naturally sec the imperfections UK»] Uii. iUfuy uwiUmuUiitiy «re free fmm blight Used In Uncle Sam ’s Paint Shop nesday, and insectsDuring the past year the U. S. of a city while passing througc, and to We have the largest Navy has consumed 091,000 pounds NEGRO FARMERS’ CONVENTION this end The Herald has maintained thnt and best equipped plant Sanford should receive these Improve­ !: Lucas White Paint for driving wells m this ments In the business center, as first im­ !; nnd 278,700 pounds oi LUCAS Sevcnlh Annual Conference Will Con­ section of the country pressions with a stranger nrc usually ! I COLORS, sufficient to imalucc more' vene February llth lasting ones. and are prepared to (ill ¡1 than 100,000 gallons of paint. ICommunkallon) <[ equivalent to 50 carloads of 200,. The seventh normal Negro Farmers' . all orders promptly. Our Murray's Cement Tile ' ; 000 gallons each, and which would Conference will be held in the Chapel of For drainage and irrigation is the best. ’ make p train -more than une-lmlf m achinery is up-to-date Booker T. Washington Hall. Thursday nnd Perfect loints, durable and well made. \ m i l e long. and o u r . workmen are In addition to this Unde Sam Friday, Fcbruury 11 and 12. 1009. We This is made In Sanford. Patronize u <; i 1 has used during The past year more skilled in the work. hope to make the meeting this yenr one home industry and get better goods. I !. than 25,000 gallons of LUCAS of double interest: first. It will bo the M jideJn" j 1'jUUl" 3 " pjre Sohtby the 1 VARNISyEtn ENAMELS nnd other Those contemplating ; Tentli-Annlversary oT~TTW TtTlKVd~nnd~mi Geo. H. Fcrnnld Hardware Co. 22-4t ; products. <1 Uncle Sam's preference is not a the I2tl> it will be 100 years since Abra­ puttin g in wells would matter of favor, but -of QUALITY ham Lincoln, the great friend of the huWhen you have on item of news call !; and serve their best inter-1 RESULTS. mnn family, and especially to the Negro. In Uncle Sam's^service, ns in ests by consulting us and ; everybody else'*,, LUCAS PROlearn in g prices before j; The conference will have the pleasure m aking contracts. of doing n double duty, by celebrating the ten years history of the school and the birth of this great innn. It Is. the duty and should be the pleasure of every Negro In tills broad land to leave no stone unturned in doing something to mnkc this 100th anniversary of that great man all pint it ought to be. Every Negro boy nnd girl in this coun­ try should he taught how great the privi­ Asparagus, Lettuce, Onions, Caul ¡‘flowers, etc., etc., in Sanford, lege is to sell a few eggs, a chicken or pig, or do any kind'of labor to enrn 50 I Sell tlie Land—Your Brains, Money, nnd cents Ul.he used lq p ,«*ntlnd_»objq< , ' Muscles Makes the Crop und the lYofit which will aid in emancipating every Negro boy nnd girl in this country from ignorance, shiftlessncss and idleness. I earnest If hope that every old member of the conference will be present and -as many new ones as possible. The largest cabbage brought to the con­ ference Inst year was produced Tiy a min­ ister from Apopka. God haiprom lsed to bless nil of the teed that fall on good ground, but we m ust learn the lesson that there is in digging and preparing Business w ill prosper that* ground. "Let nil delegates bring O n ly when the people something from the farms, gardens, fancy O i the community w ork-in fact anything that will show the industrial side of the community. M ak e ft united effort We would urge as many as possible Y our business depends ^ -to come prepared to reinuin over Thurs­ day and Friday and thus get results O r ot&m' prosperity,.. . . from both days* Work, All delegates U n le u we work together who can remain over will be cared for R esults are disappointing. witliuut any charge, We would like to hear from all who IM P R O V E D IR R IG A T E D F A R M & - - U N C L E A R E D L A N D S O n ly those prosper plan to coma, promptly, so we may know how to prepare for .them. W h o se patron» are prosperous. .F lo w in g W e lls on A ll —Russm. C. Calhoun, Principal. N othing suoeeeds like sucoess! Celery Delta and other:Desirable Tracts In Blocks to suit Purchaser, Prices und descriptions u|wu request W E H A V E IT HOW ARD-PACKARD LAN D COMPANY Hardware and Farm Implements BoomYour Own Town Growing Strawberries, Celery Buggies for Sale We have four fine new buggies which ,we will sell cheap, as we have no place to store them. 22tf — S anford C arriage W orks. T ow ns thrive and flourish O n ly when they deserve to— W h en their own people N eglect no opportunities J . N. W H ITN ER F irst N ational Bank Building �r* protide for th e A p p o in tm e n t o f o city Ctvnr, Dint we. the itnderScavenger, .p e fln ln i HI* D ull*». and fo r «hjned, to aPl,ly 10 *»ic Honorable A. W. [ s ï . Intend ñ ----------Ichrlst. (.ovrrnor of the Stale of, Florida. at TalOther P u rp o ses. t lurld" - « h e Othday of February. A. 1) J. T H I G P E N & C O M P A N Y Spencer’s Bakery AGENTS Park Avenue------'Phone 100 u. it Ordained by the Mayor and City Council of 1009.. .for Letters IncorporatingTTitt ----- -Patent - ..... «incorporating i iiowAln- .J? thr city o( Sutiiurd. I'lurldn. ____ latrar, Sn.-n«i I It »hall I* the duty of the Mn »jO, the apptpval of the Council, to appolint a City In the office of the Secretary of the Slaleof Florida •0. A iwa II owasp. Vt^«t*er. whose compensation »half be fluiti by CutUl* C. II owabd. “ -7 Council. Icsse O. pArsASti. tSSrc. I It »hall be the duty at the City Scavrn We ta k e Everything to the Trade General— Fire Insurance Known Olile* with H O LO K N R I A L I B T A T I CO. B, remove all excrement from the privks with corporate limit* Ilf the rily at least once and all the garbage placed upon the ■etidtrtly. Heahall aim remove from the city » lu all other offensive or un»lilhtly matter or taWtanre when requested to do ao by the lnx|iect or Marahnl or Mayor. ’ It ahull br the duty of the Scavenger to thor ^tlhly wiuh all emptied buckets before replacing ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OF DIE HOW* 1 ARD-PACKARD LAND COMPANY. Full Line of Lunch Goods. Can­ We. nit UNtimicKcn. have agreed to associate oureelves, and do hereby associate ourselves to­ dies, Cigars nnd Tobaccos. We use gether for the purpose of forming Into odndy pulliiennd corporate under and hy virtue of the laws the-best of materials. Free house of the State of Florida, and do hereby adopt the following Ankles of Incorporation: to house delivery. ***¿'3^ Every prtvy within the corporate limits ARTICLE I. of tbe city »half lie provided, at the extiente of the Die name of this corporation shnll be Tht How dtr with one ur more water doect buckets of reguS jL ,t w tutu- Ore numlrrjif .touActa ,iu -bu-uied In any one privy shall Be. rlrlerinlned by (he Cltu, Vavrnfrr, subject to the approval of tht Inspector" Florida. hut it shnll have such other office*. ngen „ ibs SxnltaiT COrmnlttW of the CotinMI.----------- da* and place* «f hustnes* In Florida And In Ollier ' it shall be the duty of the Scavenger to supply States of the United States, nnd in foreign coun­ I the buckets where needed, ami within two days re­ tries. at the board of directors may determine. tort the name of the occupant of the premise«,will) ARDCLE II. AND the number of buckets supplied, to the City Clerk, Die grnrrnl nature of the business to fie trnntwhose duty it shnll be to keep n list of tbe buckets ncted by said carporatUm shall lie as follows, to|o use. andhy whom. Srr 4. The owners or occupants of premises w lt: To hold. buy. own. control, work, develop, shill'put all gnrbage In suitable receptacles and sell, convey, lease, rent, mortgage, pledge, ex­ change. cultivate. Improve and otherwise deal in place same outside of the sidewalk on thi> street. nnd dispose of real estate, nnd nny right, title, tn- a movement place fur the Scavenger. Sec 3. _____ All________ owner*, agent« I ________ or occupant« H t f l g of Wpreni- t*TW tOT-«me-tl»wmrifi llle State at Flr.rU» nml In other Stntes of the United Stales, nnd Iri |ses where buckets are used, shall pay 51.00 per forelgn*rauntries; to plat, Improve nnd develop borket per quarter, payable ........... quarterly “ « f t “advance: ' _ _ 11« rPSthuiamo* utiu mi all lands fur the purpose Qf sale; and to do and per­ ill stores, saluons, restaurants, nuiciRi hotels. jynd other idao** of business shall pay $1.50 per quor forin till thing* appropriate or iieedfid for the de­ (tr payable quarterly In ndvnncr. ufllee* and real velopment npd Improvement of the same fur nny purposes fur which the same may he adapted; u> deiiees where buckrts arc not used ahull pay 73 undertake dtreuS Us» w ----inwe«, men I um) ynk t» qiuuUJiy. i n ynaic uunricriy In navancc. fur nit ,.r juirf SM of the .„„j, r,y ,.f l?l, corporation; alii ii __irmuvul of x«rboge .and trash from their to omlertuM: nnd direct the muniigrinent nml sole Open Tuesdays 4 to G p.m. srretive places. of property. buildings nnd laud* of orlwrs, and to Srr. fl. The aggregate amount of all revenue de­ AND transact on tcnhtnisilon tho general business ol rived under the provisions of this ordinance shall estate agents and bruit era. be a Sanitary Fund, to be used by the Sanitary real Saturdays 4 to 9 p. m. ■ 'lk> ncqiitre. irwn,liflsc. occupy. ,u*e* and develop Committee fi> tnnltnrypurpoees only. ,* *. S it 7. The payment for buckets and scavenger farms. farm lauds, town sites und territories; m service shall tie made at the olfice of the City Clerk. lay oar. plat, irrigate, drain and suUllvidc the •j* 11 Iwtween the first and the tenth of January, April same; to otwrale farms, ranches, orchards nnd July ami October. The Clerk shall keep a reran: plantations, and csinbllsh colonics of immigranw; of all monies received, and pay out the same by and to erect and ranstnict houses,' huildings nml the tinier or approval of the Sanitary Cutnmlt- work* of every kind on the land of the corporation to manufacture, purchase, or otherwise acquire, Ire. lie shnll make u quarterly report to the Coun­ cil of all monies received and paid out under the to hold. own. mortgage. pledge, sell, assign, trans­ provision! of this ordinance. -v % fer. or otherwise dlsoose of. Invest, trade nnd deal In and with timber, lumber, naval stores, nnd other S it 8. All violators of the provisions of this or joodi, wore* nnd merchandise of every class nnd dintwice shall tie punished by a fine of not less limn description, which may lie calculated directly ur in11,00 nor more than $50.00. nr by Imprisonment dlieclly to effectuate It* business,' and iabpr not exceeding thirty days. To Issue IkhuI* and to secure the same by pledges See. 1). All ordinances and parts of ordinances or deeds ol trust or mortgages, ol or upon the whole In conflict with the provisions of this ordinance tire or tiny port of the property held by the corpora­ DKALKR IN . * hereby repealed. tion. nnd to sell and pledge such bonds fur proiier See. 10. This bring a sanitary measure, the corporate uses, ns and when the (word of directors same shall lake eflect Immediately after its may determine; to loan nnd borrow rnihiey on passage. notes, l*>nds, mortgages or otherwise; nml to buy, owtuhire, lease, mortgage, pledge .ami olherwise To Hon. Mato* Ijtxr.: deal In otul dispose of all kind* of personal propI hereby certify that the above ordinance was ___________ ____________ _______ passed by City Council at Sanford. H a., in session erty. In guarantee, subscritie for. hold, purchase, or January 4th. 1000. Mask L. Scott. therwlsc acquire, sell, transler, assign, npirtgn ge, C ity Clerk. pledge or otherwise ,lis|*ise of the shares ol enpiApproved January Hlth, 1901). lul »Irak of. or any Uuuls, semritirs nnd rvMrncei 23-4 __ ________ Ft a m i Last. Mayor. of Indebtedness issued or created by any other rarwration or corporations ol this Stnte, or any other In the Circuit Court o f th e 7 tli Judicial State, country or nation; nnd while (hr owner u( such stock, bond*, or other obligations, to exercise Circuit of the S ta te of Florida for nil the rights, iiuwers nml privileges of ownership thereof, nml to exercise voting Powers .then-oil, to O rante County the same extent dial a natural person might or could da. W, D. Holden and W. J. Thigpen, as To receive payment of the capital stick sub­ lloldrn Krai FUtate Company, ets scribed for. in money, or in property, lalwr or ser­ vice», nt a just valuation ihcrral. mi*- duiuruilmsd ' J K. Westbrook and William Garniiblsj DEALERIN by lht>t*>qrd cu directors; to make contracts ol any ToJ K West trunk and William (¡amble (or the fuitlirrnncr of Its business I rum the affidavit of Andrew Johnson, herein kind , whatsoever ........ . -----------------pow filed. In which be swears that he Is the attorney ol ers us may !*• incident to tbe minuses and busi­ the stove named plaintiffs, that he is informed ness of said coriKiratlun. ami to have, exercise and believes Ihnl the ntwve defendants are pach and enjoy nil «be right*. |*pwrt* ami ptivilegrt in non*re»klcou of the State of Florida: teat he be­ to cwrtioralhm* niganired and exitllng'undrr lieves the defendant J. K. Westbrook Is a resident dden| AND the luws of the Stale of Florida of Albany, Georgii, and the defendant William The foregoing clauses shall lie construed nt ludc(¡amble's residence or place of business Is 21)2 pendrnl uhjects. businesses and |*iWers. ami tbe Washington street. New York City> and flint utiltil any specific butinest ur |*iwrt ant knows no one or other person on whom ser­ enumeratiuil shall nut 1» held to limit ur restrict in any nntnnrr vice ran lie mmledhnt would bind sold defendants any utliet Inisluesi ur power ol this corporation, It Is therefore ordered that (his notice lie pule llihtd In D ip Sanfonl Herald, a newspaper pub­ ARTICLE III A gent fo r V irginia C aro lin a Fcrlished In Orange County, Florida, for four consentDir amount ol (he capital stuck uf this corpora Jive weeks. (ion-shall brOne Hundred Dimisnnd (100,000 00 ) - tlllz c rs It is further.ordered that you ap|H-ar to ibis bill Dollars, (ut^- dividrtl into One Diotrsaiul shares til on the 1st day of February. A. I). 1909, the gfimr the par value ot One Hundred ($11)0,00) Dollar* (« lug a rule day of «aid court. All or nny portion of (he capital stork of Witness, II, M. Robinson, cletk of the circuit ach.mrmirntion may 1« pay aide In, Issmsl, or court and the seal at sold court this dOllidayof this sed for In the purchase of priqierty, real or |*-r December. A- p. 1908. sonal. ot for the payment of lutajr or service*, at u j ___M_ — ------- B. Mr Konntiow, i*e*t] Just valuation lo In- drirrmnu-il liy the l-oard of Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County director*. By M A. Howard. -20-4 ARTICLE IV. Sanford, Florida S. F. SALLAS Ì! Tin, S la te an d T ile R oofing :L Sanford Library G utted and G a lv a n iz e d T a n k s IS M t R e p a ir W o r k a S p e c ia lty Free Reading Room Corner First Street and Palmetto Avenue Sanford, Florida ’J vj' A i M ROOM 20 T he E s t a t e .Aæ e n g y U pstairs, Pico Block Re a l ■ t' ‘ ■' & J litl rU f* fl .1 I1 HI a i l » ~ 1 ‘ -V'es • K »-■j E T A B L IS H E D 1869 S t r a n g e r s W e l c o m e j; A re Offering A ny and A ll Kinds of Florida Real E state a t as Low Prices and on as Reasonable Term s HOLLY WILLIAMS % As Can be Had A nyw here. • * * *i ’ Office on Pnrk Avenue, between First nnd Commercial Streets. Sanford. Florida ILL Flopidn and W estern Meats - Full Line of Groceries—~ __ ---UJ&2 W IL L BUILD YOU A HOME ‘hone 132 Sanford A venue For Particulars, Call on W. W . L O N G *“ } G. H. F E R N A L D , Pro*. A. T . R O S S E T T E R , V. Pro*. A. P. C O N N E L L Y , S o c’y. & Trc* s. Fresh Meats Groceries In Circuit Court. Seventh Judicial Clr cult, O rante County, Florldu Csnnella VIIInnoRotundonnd Mike Kutundo, her husband, and Mike Rotunda In his own right, Hill for rartltiun -YituahsVillnoo.-------ToVjttorla Villano: From the affidavits of Mike KutundoonFI Curnir 11« Villano Rqtundo, herein duly filed, they depose and say upon <wlh that they are (tie ramplainnnts mined In (he foregoing llilf of Partition: that the fMpuodcnt. Vill,ain Villano (or Victor!« Villano), 1 a non rcsident/if the State of Horida: (hat she i< an infant under tlic age of twenty-one yenrs; that she ll a citizen uf the Kingdom of Italy and 00? rcsl<lc*. wllh her mother: Cntloltra Sargent Villano. at l.unulomitil. Matigliano, Provlnda til mserta. Kingdom of Italy, and that there Is no person in the Slat* of Florida the service of u subPoemi iqnm whom would bind the *ak! Vltlorla Villano. You are therefore ordered to appear to this1 Hill i?úu! “«.«Dion on Monday, the 1st day of Marcii, 1909, the same being n rule dqjr ol said court It itluttber ordered that tbit notke be published lui eight consecutive weecks In D ie Sanford flrrold. Orange Oounty, Florida * flJJssMRer PuMisltwL In Oratijft. witness. KuWRson, fllcrk (Jjerk ol the Circuit ....— . Ii, M.nu'rJRton, '-» « .m *«“! fur Orange .cuutwy, Florida, and the »e«l of said court, this 2nd day of January, A A ^ • U. M: Roomson. (Jerk. A. M. Tiulasjics, JstALj 1 s , SuHdlnr lor Complainants. 22 H ------------------- Uy_M^»r-4t*wwnl.- Sanford Machine i Foundry Jzost 0. Pai-SASU Works Sanford Pressing Club CLEANS In E nterprise $11004)0 Ladies' Skirts and Gentlemen's Clothing Our M onthly Rate for Club Only $ 1.25 Giving you twelve pieces u month. We will call for and deliver your clothes once u week. ALL'WORK GUARANTEED. In Gold's Burlier Shop 'Phone GO j. ..s .5. .$4* ■ > + + + ♦ + *j- V *;• F lo rid a Ï e¡ <» M. P, LIPE, Manager. . DON P E A B O D Y E n te rp rise AND P R E SSE S -f Park Avenue, North -¡--F ■!•*;*-b -¡•-¡•-f •><■ + -¡- • > FRANK L. W OODRUFF FRESH Sanford's. Only Exclusive Shoe Store MEATS STRONG LINE OF CHILDREN'S SCHOOL SHOES AND GROCERIES The Latest Fall Styles in Ladies’, Gent's and Children's Shoes •• Ju st Received AT -Drink a B ottlc-of- tEI^SOivFS- DINGEE P lu m b in g and G as Filling Statt or PuantiA. County ul Uunfie av Ciranrr, that bifore me. a Nutanr Pub I H um Ik, .iwrtonally. aappeared II Adna Howard and All Work Receives MyTersonal Attention PI Howard, to me well known ta bo two ol Claude C. How; the persons named In and who sulxcribetl their names to the foregoing A nkles of Incorporation, and Dctt Efforts and severally acknowledged before me that they subscribed and executed the same for the pur­ poses therein express«*!. 'Phone 2 HO In Witness Wnznnr, I have hereunto set my hand Opposite City Hail and official seal at banlurd. In lilts County or Or­ ange and the Stole ol Florida, on this the 23rd day uf HovriubM, A. D. 1908. In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial (scal) • Oro. A Dr Correa. Notary PuMk, State of Florida at Large. Circuit of the State ot Florida My commission expires March 3rd, 1999. j Repairing All Kinds of.Machinery 9-ROOM HOUSE, 14 ACRES J . C. HIQGIN 8 A. T. fiOOGETTCR H. R. ST EV E N S T. J . MILLER FOR Dds corporation shall «¡n'lluie and have full «wer In rsercise Its cortwrate rights und Iranhises for a i-erlod of ninety nine (99) years (rum nnd after the ouniuirucrment ol its rar|*iratr r* turner. ARTICLE V. Die husinrss ol this oirmirutiun shnll lie con uctisl by the sallowing officers: n Prt-sidrnl. n Treasurer, and a Secretary, electril by the lumrd duraUus. awl a board ol duei lues at mu less thmi three nor more than five directors, who must lie tuck holder« of the corporation, lo tie elided by the stockholders annually. Until the first annual meeting uf the stockhold­ ers hereinafter provided lor, and until their successors arc elected and uunlilied. the otltori* ol tills corpora Don shall tie: U. Adiui Howard. Presi­ dent; Jesse 0. Packard, Treasurer, nnd Claude C. Howard. Secretory; the Hoard uf Directors shall be: H Adna Howard, Jesse U, Packard und Cluudc C. Howard. The first organization meeting uf tbestuckliulders uf tills corporation shall be held in the City of Sanford. Orange County, Florida, tbe principal pi acv of business of (hn corporation, ol the offices of the corporation, on (he 20(h day of F'rbrunry, A. D. 190U. for the purpose of adopting by-laws and completing tbe organization of the corpora­ tion. ami also lor the purpose of electing such offi­ cers of the corporation as ure hrreinbefure provided for. und thereafter the nfinind meetings of the stockholders of this uirporalhih shall be brld op tbe first Tuesday In January of each and every year, ARDCLE VI. « • The highest amount of indebtedness or liabilily lo wbkb this corporation shall subject uscii to »ball !*• the annum our par ¡Winn. ARTICLE VII. Die namrs and residences of the sut>srribing in­ corporators of this corporation, and the amount of the capital stock.subscribed by each, are as fol­ lows: . It. Adna Howard. Sanford, F la ...* . . . . 149 Shares Claude C. Howard. Sanfiird. Ho ........... I Share Jesse O. Packard. Cadillac. Mk h ........ 150 Shares I* WiTht;.» Wpcyror. the subscribing tncorpuraturs Jiave lirreunta subscribed their names. H. Ami* liowAso. CtAl tl* C. ihlWASP. D irectors Q. H. FERNALD W . D. HOLDEN F. P. FORSTER j StAIA «* dealers n r Automobiles and Gas Engines ,_ County of Wexford« / *■ I H o o t Comers that on 'tht* d«r.' before me personally appeared Jesse 0. Packard, to me well known to tie one of the persons named In ami who executed the foregoing Article* of incorporation, ■lid acknowledged before me that he executed the tame Id) the purposes therein mentioned. In Wrtmas WHxacnr, I have h-rruntn s-t my hand and official seal at Cadillac. In tbe County ol .Vex__ and S u tc uf Michigan, on this the 14th day or li.al Nov. ovrrober. A. D. 1908. f sure] Mabcl C. An m w n . * . ' Noury Public. My coamUtiun expires July 8. 1912. 29-9 Office and works 214 Oak Avenue The Herald is fully equipped to print (ine stationery of all kinds. All the latest * ’P h o n e .130 S A NF 0 R 0 y F L O R I D A type and material and 'The men behind the type" who know how. for Orange County. G IN G E R A L E O R S O D A W A T E R Manufactured with pure distilled water—they will prevent illness, aid digestion and Rive you health The Sanford C oca Cola Bottling Co., Sanford, Fla. Latest Style Golden Oak PARLOR ROCKER, only _ City of Sanford ) rsi f **•'* | - i|~c--—- - f » Lot i, ITIock 7, Tier »,) Enforce Tax Lien Owner Unknown, and) , To Ail Whom Lt May Concern: Upon application of the City solicitor, it Is hereby ordered that ou or before the f en euary Rule day next, being February I, A. ■I, loop, in said eourt,' you appear to and answe. ''he bilk fifed and set i-m lt }hF. •“ lu,« oi you. -espectlee interests -in, right to. or Hens upon ret) .estate situate In the City of Sanford, and dese»!bed In the bill att firm! us Ji.Rs amt ire’ll pack and ship ynu this rocker that regularly sells at retail store* forD .jo. Jluitmi leather I «rat aud back w llli F rtm h ru d e at top. Made o f oak, | fiulihed golden and Uli;bIya]KiliAlieiL M ahogany fiulill If ileslm t. You can »five lot* o f uiouey.by bu/iuK Street Iran* the factory that buys louiWr 1« k), UU, Suakee nethhiy bolcbatr* and aellatliem rlgtit here In the Bonthta yua at Mfcstetslc—»aving y«lu heavy freight charge* and retailers' profits. Our big tree catalegae show# over xx> dllTerent k ln d i o f chair« for parlor, dining room, kitchen,-porch, fawn, «tore, office—ell alaee aud style«—all at lowc*^ber> gala price«, Every chair (¡naranteed ^sanity aa.rrprr. sented or your m oney hack. You take no risk what ever. Mall postal to-day for Catalogue aud eprcinl Christmas List. Mean* dollars iu your |>ockcL IUM1S4 CMS11 ractOaT. Baasas saa WaaaM B n . Jscataavug. fix n t' ordered ihai this order be published in the Sanford Herald, a*r;w.paper published in said City, once a week fO* eight conseeutive » t e l i prtor to aaid tuie ds», Witnexs my band and aea|l of thè aaid cuit court Ibi* Novembcr, A. 1908. R. M. Robinson. (Real.) 23-8 Clark Circuit Court, Orange County. m — ----j yi ■» 1 Lf r***V i « m �U-.* ' ■...... ti,: —------ — r~----- =---- -s----------------------------------- -------— • ' / - • 10 "THE SANFORD HERALD • _________________________________________________ ___________ .____________________________________ •_____________ - .. —« „_ '■ 1 ’ 1-‘ 1 ■ * i""- IN THE SOCIAL WORLD SUDDEN DEATH O f W.N. I E f f 1ER: Respected Citizen Passes Away Last | Monday .Item s of -Interest Concerning On last Monday evening W. N. Leffler, I one of the oldest and most highly respect­ ed eitIrens of Sanford, passed into the great beyond. . Only a few hours before I P O I N T S P U R E L Y P E R S O N A L Mr. Leffier had been stricken with para­ lysis near the Leffier block, at the end of Ifow Celery City Vanity ra lr While First street He had seemingly been In the best of health until about one week ngo. Away the Golden H o u r»when he complained of a headache and Social Gossip. dizziness. Being a man of great vitality, he had never ceased to make his custom­ Weinke Club Entertains The gentlemen are always eager to ovoll ary call at his places of business and themselves of the opportunity afforded by upon his friends, and at tiie time of the nn invitation to upend an evening at the stroke he was on his wny to his fish house j 'Welnka Club. Such an invitation nlwnys on the lake front Mr. Leffier never rallied from tiie stroke I signifies an evening or rare enjoyment as the ladles of the club are famous for their and, surrounded by his family and Mends, hospitality. The dub house was comfort­ sank into the sleep from which there Is ably filled on Tuesday evening, and cards no awakening. The funeral occurred nnd dominoes aided In whiling away the from the residence on Tuesday afternoon | time. After tho games, in which Mr. and at 3 o'clock arul was largely attended. As a mark of respect all.the-buainessJ Mrs. P.L. Thrasher carried away the prites a t dominoes'and Forrest Lake and Mrs.S. houses In tiie city were closed from 2:30 f PulesViry'*. ,-lrds, the guests were treated until 3:30 o’clock. The funeral services were conducted by ^-''trrifciiolce luncheon of salad, sandwiches Rev J. W. Bighorn, pastor of the First and coffee. Vocal and instrumental music-founded Methodist church of Jacksonville» and a out the pleasure of the evening» Severn! life-long friend and former neighbor of out of town guests were present a t the the Leffier family In Kentucky, The poll bearers were r . P. Forster, R. “T reception. ’ • *Mrs. Robert Newman and Miss Mabel Howard Whitner, J. B. Williams, Theo­ Bowler were the hostesses and deserve dore J. Miller, A. Robbins and CaptA.W . great credit for the admirable manner in Fills.' Followed by n large concourse of which all arrangements were successfully mourning' friends the remains were laid to rest In Lokeview cemetery. carried out. W. N. Leffier was born in Smltiiland, Silver Tea Ky., April 4, 1644. He grew up amid At the very hospitable home of Mrs. E. the scenes of his birth place and during W. Peabody, on Oak avenue, Thursday the stirring times of 'Gl, at the age of nfternoon, the ladies of Sanford were sixteen, joined the southern army and graciously entertained at a Silver Tea. fought nobly for the lost cause until the Tiie program preceding the tea service surrender at Appomattox turned the hosts was particularly enjoyable. Miss Lilly of gray homewards. Evans nnd Mrs. Mettlnger both sung In He settled down at Smlthvllle In the their best voice, while the Misses Marian peaceful pursuit of business with his and Beth Mettlnger played a piano duet, brother, C. H. Leffler. AfterWard they ehnnd Miss Weeks gave ^tn instrumental gaged In business in Paducah for sev­ solo. Probably the most appreciated eral years, removing from there to Mont­ number was the delightful cornet solo gomery, Ala., in 18G8, where the brothers given by Miss Jessie Stumon. were In business for several years. Just twenty-four years ngo Mr. Leffler catpe to EX P R ESS CO’S. NEW BUILDING Sanford, where his brother preceded him somo eight years before* and here they engaged in tho general merchandise busi­ Work Started Yesterday Upon the ness and have claimed Sanford as their New Structure. home ever since. The extensive improvements contem­ In I88G he was united In marriage to plated so long by the Southern Express Miss Linda Kelley in New York city. Company in thelt, Sanford offices were Death claimed Mrs. Leffler in 1803, started yesterday morning by Contractor leaving two daughters and a son to mourn Terwilllgcr who has the work in charge. her loss. The building will he n handsome struc­ Mr. Leffler was so thoroughly identified ture, built of brick nnd of modern archi­ with the interests of Sanford that ills loss tecture. The new office will be 40x23 is felt most keenly by every one. He was feet, giving ample room in every way city clerk for several terms, was a mem­ nnd In conjunction witli the ware­ ber of the board of aldermen, nnd up to house will glvo 75 feet more for storage. a few months ngo was president of the The plans are most elaborate nnd will city council. leave room for n side track to hold two Besides his children he leaves a brother, express curs. C. H. Leffler, and two sisters who still re-1 The main entraneo will be on First side ut the old home at Paducah. street and n side entrance on Railroad. In the death of Mr. Leffler the commu-1 way. nity has suffered a great loss. His was n The location is one of tho most imgenial, sunny nature with a kind word portant in the city and the new bjuKUnga Tor ’every one nnd everyone was Ids will mid much to this portion of the city friend. His homo life especially was n ond be in keeping with, the many ’im­ benediction, his tender care fur-pie chil­ provements being made on First street. ] dren left motherless being reciprocated Tiie Southern Express .Company recog­ in full, and the loving ties Unit bound nizes the importance of Sanford's con­ children to father was a familiar picture | stantly increasing business amheogtiizaut to every one. . of the fact that the old office was inade­ The fife of W. N. Leffler was a shining I quate for the transaction of the inrge example of a lovable character, living up traffic are building a structure capabje of to his standards and ideals, treating his handling tiie business which- in the fu­ friends and neighbors according to the ture will assume large proportions. golden rule and founding out a useful [ career of sixty-five years. Death of Mrs. J. c. Carruthers Society People. y ..:. ‘ ftr.‘ • "None knew him but to love him: After an illness of two weeks, Mrs. J.C. None named him but to prnUe." Carruthers was taken from our midst on Tuesday, a victim of nneiimonln— Suffer-W - N .U m e f ing from the effects of a cold, the case Our sincere friend nnd excellent neigh­ gradually developed into pneumonia and bor of quiet manner and unobtrusive thougy hoping against hope for her recov­ disposition, made no conspicuous display ery the patient at last succumbed to the of religious character, but we believo-ha., dreud disease, surrounded by the family was a man pure In heart. Honest and and tier devoted husband, who had been straightforward in his dealings with summoned from Pulatka at tiie first fellow-man, kind and obliging to alarming symptoms. whatever harm he may have suff The services at thahouse were held i from auy wa believe h r “ dld~ 'Vronj der the auspices of the Eastern Star, of j none. He was one the oldest which order tiie deceased was a t o most highly respected citizens nnd t The remains were taken to Oveldo. to be useful in his modest way. He where the funeral service# were held.Rev. for a number of years a faithful men McCall of the Oveldo Methodist church of the Board of Aldermen, serving a con­ officiating. v siderable part of that Ume us its pres­ Mrs. Carruthers was born In Hawklns- ident, and on one occasion acting mayor ville. Co., sixty-six years ago, afterward in the absence of'that official. He was a removing to Oveido, where she was mature man of business, industrious, and united in marriage to J. C. Carruthers, successful for many years, while la his residing in several different cities in Flor­ earlier manhood he had served his native ida, and removing to Sanford about eight land well as a volunteer soldier, fearless months ago. and true. But best of aU. perhaps, be Mrs. Carruthers leaves a devoted 1ms- WQS affectionate, and faiikfuMn ids fi oana anil six children to mourn her loss. Uy relations, tenderly devoted to his wife Two sisters, Mrs. 0. N. Larson of Orlando, and children, deserving all the wealth of and Mrs. L. D. Jones of Jensen, survive love they lavished upon him. her. Such was the man whom we today lay During her short residence in Sanford to sleep nnlil the last trump shall awoke Mrs. Carruthers >iad made a large circle the dead, and the Master site 11 again be of friends wlio mourn sincerely tiie loss heard to proclaim "Blessed are the pure of u noble woman. in heart for they shall see God!" To the father and children the heartfelt Jan. 20,190». _ A . E. P. sympathy of tiie entire community is ex­ tended in their hour of sorrow. Are you a subscriber to The HjäaujT H O Lr D E N RHEDA i1* * Between Park and Sanford Avenues, __SouthijflQlliS.tr.eet, we. are-offering F IF T Y LUkl ■ -1 - if LO TS AT- For Corners For Inside Lots '■ W • ,' vy. . ’ ** . , . . $150 . . —* ’ 10 Cash and $5 Per Month, Without Interest IHESE lots are numbered from 1 to 50 in the order sold. Mr. Derry, Cashier of the Peoples ' -Bank,"has placed one of these numbers in a' sealed envelope, and the purchaser who happens to purchase th at lot in the series will receive a deed to his lot FREE of Cost. The lucky num ber will lie announced only after the Sale of the entire series has been completed,, but all Paym ents made by. the Lucky Man will be refunded with the Deed. Mr. Derry does not know what num ber is in the envelope, as Numbers 1 to 50 were written on separate pieces of paper, folded, placed in a hat from which some one drew one which was im m ediately sealed in the presence of witnesses and the other 49 immediately destroyed. This was done at our office at 10 o’clock Monday, December 2L These lots are offered for less money and on easier ,terms th an any in Sanford were ever offered before and some one will f*et ;i Home Site Free. Be the Lucky Man! HOLDEN REAL ESTATE CO. SANFORD^ F L A . D E E lB lD im n iR i^ r a ia n i^ is im f  iiT iiË in ic iiô in 1 mtI . : -IV l U R R E L L • fw ■ L A & REAL 1 IN S H E W BROKERS Present to the Investor the Best Opportuni­ ties in Florida ____ .. . u “ i l n I, r o y.e d c e l e r y l a n d s , -flQ w m g w e l l B - g u n r n n t e e d r - $25.00 to $200.00 per acre per aeree!ery ianna’ With Wel,fl oU tUed’ d™inod and-ready for crop, $500.00 to $1000.00 Florida^for uuimProved. fo c to r^ ™ * 1 ® 303,000 acres Umber land, with finest .site in well r „ WhQt T be, don& y URRELL & MINSNEW ore practical farmers as v ell as real estate brokers, und are here to show you what has been and can be done." M U R R E LL & M INSHEW □ �_ •____ . * '_______ — — j í ' - .- .-— ~<— :— -■ * * * .--■-^ A^«l > IN SANFORD— Life is Worth Living ■ Number 25 SANFORD. FLORIDA. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 6. 1909 NEWS OF THE WORLD as well, moy be sent and received by menus of the ordinary telegraph npparn tits. The wonderful possibilities of the invention have attracted to it the atten­ tion of men of science nnd others ihrough-JPaSSeS T lirO U ill .LilC. C old S n a p LUCKY, LUCKY SANFORD ,Items of Interest Gleaned From ----------- Various Sources------- onrEuropc:----------------- ? “ •/ HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK Here the Readers Will find a Brief A wedding cake six feet eight inches high, five feet in diameter nt the base nnd weighing seven hundred pounds, was used Wedncsduy at the marriage of Charles P. McColm nnd Miss Ellen Savls nt Hamilton. Cannda. -The monetary loss hy the Italian earth­ quake is now placed nt $273,000,000. Culm has once more been turned over to the Cubans to try self government. Vertical nnd buck-hand styles of penmanship nrc to be replaced in the Chicago public schools by the oldfashioucd sloping style. • - *The cold snap of the present week has been widespread, covering nenrly the en­ tire country from the lakes to the gulf. Zero weather prevailed throughout the North,' nnd much suffering ensued. In the South the damage to growing crops is quite general but more serious in some sections than others. Unscathed OUR COUNTY SUFFERED LITTLE March. The growers claim that this freeze evil] be a benefit in the end, ns better prices are tlie rulcdn the middle to the last of March, or even to the middle of-April: ■ , ■■--------*" A peculiar feature of the weather map on Sunday morning was the fact thnt Portland, Me., nnd Jacksonville, Fin., both had the same temperature, while Havre, Montana, near the Canadian boundary, registered 32 degrees, or nine degrees warmer than In the East Florida metropo1TC The temperature In 'New York was also considerably higher than in Jack­ sonville. Reports fromjnll over the state of Flori­ dn indicate thnt very little damage was done in any section. Other stales have suffered severely nnd though nothing defi­ nite can be learned at present. It is esti­ mated that those growers in other stntes who took chances with the weather on account of the open winter have lost hea­ vily in early vegetables. Cabbage will probably stand the cold snap better than any other crop, ami it is hoped by the South Carolina growers that little of the crop was injured. Sanford Greatly Aided By^JhC Cold W eather Which Played Havoc In Som e Sections Former head of the Russian police has “Sauce for the goose is sauce for tlie been arrested, charged w|th high treason. gander" is an old proverb often quoted George W. Fields of New York was sent at this Inte day, and is nit apt illustrn t0 jnji this week because. he would not tlon of the recent cold »nap regarding - ¡|ve three dollars o week to* support - his different sections of the South. Whilo the 'ofied mother, his plea being thot.be was State of Florida suffered hut little dam­ only getting $100 a month und couldn't age, tiie stntes nortlt of Floridn that were afford to. placing such high hopes upon an open ‘TKe^pInn of replacing the negro wnltcrs winter have suffered greatly in the entire In the Atlantic City hotels with while loss of their early vegetables. waitresses is to be tried. Scvcrul sections of Florida also suffered W. C. Brown has been elected president from the oold nnd the early vegetables, of the New York Central &. Hudson River •which meant so much to tlie growers, Railroad Co. He started his railroad ca­ were killed—even tlie Ktrawlierries in reer as a section hand. several instances being killed, Conflict­ CHARGED WITH MANSLAUGHTER The town of Nowntn,Oklahoma, was STATE FA IR OPENED WEDNESDAY ing reports make the compilation of fig­ ures regarding the effects of the cold practically wiped out of existence by fire M any Counties Are Represented With rather difficult, ns the damage actually Charge of Arson Against Scott In last Saturday. Loss $200,000. This County. Fine Exhibits done seemfl to be guarded ns n jealous Mrs. Mary Partridge died in New York The following from the Tampa Tribune Tltc fifth annual Florida state fair open;.. secret.---------- -— *-----------{his week at the age of 100. Her death regarding Charlie Scott, or Harris ns he KIlVediTesdny oTTliis week, witli every From all reports received it would seem was caused by falling into the snow and was called, wilt prove interesting ns Scott assurance of the grentest success yet a t­ that Sanford has again demonstrated that nearly freezing before her absence from was one of. the principals in tl|e fire that tained, by. these unnuuLexpositions. .Tim tlie Celery Dolt a is situated between the — the house was discovered. destroyed the Celery City Laundry: exhibits are superior to those of former lakes in a position that Will easily weather "Verdict of manslaughter was rendered George Gnrrnhnn of Wilkes Barre. Pn., fairs in quantity, quality and attractive­ a cold snap nnd. be impervious to cold recently found sew n penrls in an oyster ness, nnd, although it was expected nt that would blight the vegetables all over at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon in tiie which he was eating. tlic- very outeet.-that ~ there WBliTd be the state. Not even the tenderest vege­ case of Charlie Scott, tiie negro chnrgcd The lasTtHpof the steamship Maureta­ some difficulty in securing exhibits, the tables were touched, nod the growers who witlt tlie murder of Dudley Brooks, anoth­ nia from Liverpool to New York was made exhibit buildings arc taxed to their ca­ have planted u large acreage of cabbage er negro, in July, 1007. The ense opened in fivs days, two hours and two minutes. pacity ami the display of Florida products nrc jubilant over the prospect of a short in the circuit court at 9 n. m. yesterday, nnd such good progress was made that it on average of 23,71 “knots on hour. is unquestionably the best ever made. crop in other sections tiiat is bohnd to ... went to the Jury early in the afternoon, Fourteen counties have county exhibits, raise the price for the Sanford product. After five years of what they termed nnd a short time Inter tlie verdict was Tiie celery growers have been needing experimental marriage, n ample in San ns follows, in charge oj the gentlemen rendered. Scott was not sentcnccdr but cold weather for the (last three weeks nnd Francisco have decided to separate, both named: it is understood that sentence will he Washington, Collier Bros.; Columbia, the cold wnve thnt proved so disastrous being satisfied that their ways and ideas passed tomorrow or next day." T. J. Appleynrd; Gadsden, W. M. Curry: to oilier sections lias proved n blessing to nrc not compatible. Show Mokes Big Hit. W. II. Martin of Canton. Ohio, who has Alachua. J. W. Tench; Marion, Mr. Carnes; tiie celery, and this great’’crop' bids fair Never in tlie history of tlie five years built and successfully «iterated an aero­ Hernando, W. L. Fleming und W. S. Han­ to outrival tiie early lettuce crop in good thnTthe C. W, Pnrk Company has been plane for short distances, has been offered cock; Pasco. W. E, Embry: Manatee, F. C. prices. Armstrong: Hillsborough, T. M. Wier; Polk, Following is a few reports of various visiting Gadsden has a better show been $100,000 by W. R. Timken, a wealthy (Hit on than that of last night, and never manufacturer, for the machine provided Hugh Wear; DeSoto, Ed. Scottj Lee, W. sections taken from the Times-Union : A ltam onte Springs has the audience been larger or more ap­ the builder will make a trip in the 'plane Stanley Hanson and J. L- Culler; t)nde. The cold wave Saturday night, which preciative. The canvas theatre was from Canton toClcvcIund niid return with­ B. B. Tatum and J. C. Ilnile; Osceola, W. lingered until Monday morning, bus kindly crowded from the stage to its entrance, out stopping, mid $10,000 additional for L. Van Dufcor. The poultry nnd live stock exhibits arc departed without damage to tlie fruit, but ntul those who came expecting n great a round trip to Mnssilon. larger and better than ever. The citrus was not ns considerate to vegetables nnd deal from the company did not leave dis— Mrs. E> F. Norman has been refused an fruit display Is fully 100 per cent greater, tender plants that beautify the villas. np|Kiinted. appointment ns principal in a New York and of much higher quality than that of The fruit was not injured In the slightest The play (Hit on last night was one city school, because the law. forbids the last year. degree as far as Orange comity, so far us never before seen here, and was interestappointment of married women us teachers Tlie fair was formally opened on Wed- heard from, but in some sections it came ing and entertaining from Mart to finish. In the public schools. * lieuduy-iiy Gav_ Albert W. tiikiui*U-wdM* drmgennistr'nr,Tr-tTr^mfrhe'Ti'irmTW-nitsy|-Tnc ttUt&ti,ni numbers under the direction - To remove the recent Tall of snow in was under escort of the Florida * state is as good as a mile und tlie fruit growers of Prof. Anderson were exquisite nnd New York city cost the taxpayers over troops. A big opening parade mover) feel very grateful for the narrow Cscupe. called fortli much applause. $ 200 ,000 , from the grounds through the principal The players were all worthy of special haw thorn*. Alachua County Cock and bull fights have been restored streets at 0 n. m., in which was included The cold wave predicted by the weather mention, and ench part wait handled in to the Cubans by an edict of President the military and civic organizations, of­ bureau came on I h M Saturday night, (ire- such manner as to call forth much com­ Gdinez who inaugurated last week Thurs­ ficials of state, city ntul county, the 50 ceded hy u nice rain. It has been freez­ ment from the audience nfter the show. day. shows which constitute the range and ing continuously since Saturdny night. It The company tliia season is tiie best Mr. Park 1ms ever brought to Gadsden. The Edwurd L Fuller, the multimiliionnir the 500 racehorses which will participate is slightly moderating today. cnnvaq theatre is undoubtedly the best SI. P etersb u rg head of tiie salt trust, isdctidfroin a stroke in the race meeting which is to continue Tiie cold snap of Sunday evening did equipped outfit of its kind on the road throughout the fair. of apoplexy at Scranton, Pa. Hon. William Jennings Bryan has ar­ some little damage to veg'etulion, the today. In fact, is equipped fnr better During the hist week in January the city of London, England, was enveloped in one rived at Tampa and signal honor is being young orauge trees und vegetable cropK than some of the city ojicru houses today. of the worst fogs known in years. Busi­ shown him. Thousands of visitors are The mercury dropped to 29 degrees and During the action of the piny several of ness was almost paralyzed, and life whs there to participate in the-yirious events remained there for two hours, from 4 toG tlie musical numbers were Introduced and a boost unbearable. Eyes and throats of Bryn 11 Day. The railroaff nnd steam­ n. in., Monday morning. Tlie frost did they were indeed a surprise and could were seriously affected, and in many cases boat lines are offering unusually low rates nol*come unheralded, nor was it entirely not lie improved upon.—Gadsden (Ala.) nausea followed. Severe cold added to Tff Tnmpirf or the fntrr and the m niulm iw ’untoefced for. ■■io-roany Inane» in tha rlty £ va »ing-JnurnnL------------_ ---------------is expected, like all the other features, to the owners 11ml cufo-tukcr* bush*d them­ , Tlie C. W. Pnrk Dramatic (Minpuny wilt the discomfiture, selves winding sheets aiid other, protection open in Sanford, Monday night. February be a record-breaker. Henderson Cremeans, aged 115 years, around the more tender vegetation. At 8th, fur one week, with an entirely new and believed to be the oldest man In the Sanford Exhibit* a t the S late Fair • the Sibley grounds in'tno city each qf the list of plays. Everything new. United States, died at lite home of his C. H. Hoffner. the energetic fair commis­ many tropical pectf-wdre- bounjJ in doth, Prices, children 25c »iimj^jiJultfl Jj5c, grandson, Clark dem eans, near Point sioner of Pinecastlo, was in tlie city Tues­ tent fashion, and a lighted lantern planed ■Reserved seats 15c extra. Pleasant, W. Va.. Jan. 29, . HP was strung day in the interest of the state fair. White a t tlie baae ul. eadi tree. ^ lC pinery of ~ ‘lM henny-to the time of hisdea'th, falling Orange comity will not be represented Mr. Sibley's was kept well warmed Did Realdrnt* Return on the roadside on his way home from a tills year, Mr. Hoffner is endeavoring jo throughout the night hy small fires in Mr. and Mrs. David McGown of Steuben­ grocery slortp His mother died at 120 collect an individual exhibit for Sanford, different parts of tiie enclosure. In the ville. Ohio, were in the city n few dayB and iiis wife nt 101. He bad seventy and is meeting with much encouragement. outskirts and in the lower trucking lands ¿his week, Mr. McGown came to Florida grandchildren, one hundred and ono great He has already a nice collection of celery the frost fell heaviest, and the damage the first time in 1H76 and owned a valua­ grandchilden and nineteen great great und oilier products widely he inleuds to 10 tomatoes will lie heavy. Ice formed ble orunge grove near Sanford atone time. grandchliden. He never used tobacco or ship to Tampa, and will personally have that was ubdut three-eighths of an indt He Is very favorably impressed with the liquor. :• charge of tlie booth. Tills exhibit speuks in thickness. WliHe tho damage will be rapid growth of Sanford, nnd will stop here By the sinking of the steamship Claim- well fur the progressiveness of tlie city. considerable, there is yet time for the for several weeks upon his return north­ raid near Edithburg, Australia, the captain It sliows that our people realize the ad­ trocker, who will feel tlie loss heaviest, ward. At present Mr. and Mrs. McGown and forty-five of the crew were drowned. vantages to ha derived from an individual to replant his crop, and I lls believed that will visit several points in South Florida. exhibit, und any citizen who has anything a better price will be had for what he The vesael turned 'turtle. Polo M atch a t Orlando. Countess Del-easeps. widow of the great which will show to advantage, should see markets. Alt tilings considered, it is There promises to be some great sport French engineer who constructed the Suez, Mr. Hoffner at once. thought the inonetariLjLaiUPgp .wiU be lit­ at Orlando on February 22 and 24. when canal and began the Panama canal, died tle. Tlie cold continued-ihKMighout Mon­ the CaindeQ, S- C4. Pfila iJub.YtiiiplujT Parent*' Club M e e t i n g — la France, last waak.— ^ ......... ■— ........ .. " Tlie'Parents’ Club will hold their regular day utid the inanyTmirllts and visitors Orlando'Polo Ciub on the Orlando grounds To rid Japan pf rats 5,000 cats arc to meeting next Monday afternoon at. 3 made repeated mention of their heavier at the new Driving Park. be sent from this country and turned loose o'clock in tlie High School auditorium. A clothes, whldi were miles from them. The Camden team is said to be the in die Mikado's domains. most interesting program has been ar­ Monday evening moderation commenced, fastest in tiie South-and will probnbly The village of Romora. Morocco,, was ranged. and all who are interested in the and at 9 o'clock tlie thermometer regis­ give the Orlando boys a run for their feeently buried by an avalanche and the .welfare of the children are earnestly re-i tered ten degrees higher—46—than on money. Hie admission to the grounds will be 50 cents. entire population perished. The catastro- quested to attend. These meetings have Sunday evening ut the same hour. Starke. Bradford County proven of inestimable value to parents phe happened during the plglit. We sell the best lime and cement that Tlie recent cold wave killed all the A prominent Sweedlsh engineer named and children, and have served to bring money can buy, • —A. E. Httistrawberries and blossoms that were on Greli of Copenhagen has been granted a the teachers and parents in accord, each ' Patent for an invention by means of which striving to aid one another in the great the busiies. but the plants are unhurt and * One million -feet of cypress bleaching will have plenty of berries again in boards. Place orders now, G. R. Calhoun. pot only photographs but moving pictures, work of Interesting the children. Historical Sprint Flowing f o r Hurried Readers F irst Year CITY COUNCIL MEETS ^Scssloir-ThatrMcans**Much For Sanford’s Progress BRICK PAVING FOR FULL WIDTH Sonford Prom ised Improvement* th a t Will Make a G reater City —Other M atters The city council met in regular session Inst Monday jilghL. witli every niombvr present, and many citizens who were at­ tracted thither bytlie matters of vital ip »-” terest that "wynrtp receive Tile rtttetiilo:^ of that august' body. •After roll.call nnd rending of minutes of Inst meeting, tlie regular routine busi­ ness) was delved into nnd the reports of committees read. The building committee reported u|xin the new express office building. The fire committee report wns most in­ teresting mid cited the many improve­ ments that have been made in tlie past mouth in tiie fire department. Newcquipment, such ns hose, nozzles, n new hose wagon and many improvements in the house. Chief Hand was »resent and stated thnt a light was needed in the house ami a belter approach to kume. Tlie matter was referred to tlie fire committee with powerto net. •' The report pf the street cemmittec was eagerly awaited us each nnd every citizen . 1» deeply interested In this project. Geo, H. Fernuld was-called upon to make a re­ port in behalf of the bond trustees nnd lie stated that tho bids nnd sjicclficatioiis of the different firms lmd been carefully ex­ amined nnd a decision made in fnvur of tlie Georgia Vitrified Brick Co., who will take entire charge of tiie street work, nnd furnish nnd lay the brick for $1.90 per square yard. *' W. A. Ginn, the well known civil engi­ neer, was present and had a sketch of the fufty foot street with palm trees along the sides. An animated discussion took (dace re­ garding the paving of ji_forty foot street and ono the entire width of sixty feet. A motion tu pave forty feet port of the* way, nnd two blocks sixty feet, was then brought before the members and was last. More discussion followed, and it Was tlien unanimously resolved to pave First street with brick from Sanford avenue to Myrtle avenue sixty feet from curb to curb, and the work will probnbly start nt once. Tlie ordinance granting n franchise for electric lights to the Sanford Light & Fuel Co. was then pm upon Its second reading. This question will probably he settled at the next meeting, ns it will then be put 0(xin its third reading nnd final passage. a itili if H kM Death of Rev. S. D. Paine Rev. S. Delahny Paine, u noted divine ami former hero of the Crimean wur, died from o stroke of apipiexy last Friday eve­ ning In Jacksonville, Rev, Paine wns well and favorably known throughout the state nod in the North. He was formerly pastor of the Congregational church in this city and had a host of friends, wiio were drawn to him hy his gonial nnd jovial manner.—During his lifetime he luui occopied the pulpit ns pastor of tiiree de­ nominations—Methodist. Presbyterian und Congregational. Of the .incidents con­ nected with liia career, tic wns proudest ol. the aCt‘ of -<hteetr-Vicmrltr Vlien^slio* decorated him with the cross of liuuor as one of the surviving heroes of tha battle of Inkennan, in tlie Crimen. Rev. Paine wns seventy years of age. He leaves a widow, and son and daughter hy his first wife. lilt •* n -rr; m m T it ■fie ! «SL -x ÿ lf ~ E. P. Hyer Dies ut Ortundo E. P. Hyer, one of the best known and most highly respected citizens of Orango county, died at his home in Orlando. Manday. Mr. Hyer bus been a resident of Orlando for thirty-four years. He wns well known in Sanford und hud a large circle of friends in other sections of the county- The funeral, which occurred on Tuesday, was largely attended. jm Im p o rtan t to investors Tracis of land of I. 2. 3. 3, 10, 40. 70 acres, at prices $300, $500, $050, $800 and $1,200. at A ltam oate' Springs. Or­ ange county, Florida—tlie most desirable residence or winter liome location in Orapge county. Pure water, high rolling land of best quality, interspersed with innumerable* clear water lakes; one of tho most healthy .locations tn South Flor­ ida. Apply to N. H. Foac. 23-tl Aitmonte Springs. V OH __ � 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, 1909 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, January 30, 1909 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 30, 1909. 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>, January 30, 1909; <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/1005a32c154fe95422e82c34c12b62a1.pdf a8c830b5838b9b5060af3971e8de266d PDF Text Text U -.* ' ■...... ti,: —------- —r~------ =----- - s---------- --------- ---------------------- --------— 10 _____________ .___________________________________________•________________ IN THE SOCIAL WORLD - .. — - On last Monday evening W. N. Leffler, I one o f the oldest and most highly respect­ ed eitIrens of Sanford, passed into the great beyond. . Only a few hours before I P O I N T S P U R E L Y P E R S O N A L Mr. Leffier had been stricken with para­ lysis near the Leffier block, at the end of Ifow Celery City Vanity ra lr While First street He had seemingly been In the best of health until about one week ngo. Away the Golden H o u r»when he complained of a headache and Social Gossip. dizziness. Being a man o f great vitality, he had never ceased to make his custom­ Weinke Club Entertains The gentlemen are always eager to ovoll ary call at his places of business and themselves o f the opportunity afforded by upon his friends, and at tiie time o f the nn invitation to upend an evening at the stroke he was on his wny to h is fish house j 'Welnka Club. Such an invitation nlwnys on the lake fron t Mr. Leffier never rallied from tiie stroke I signifies an evening or rare enjoyment as the ladles o f the club are famous for their and, surrounded by his family and Mends, hospitality. The d u b house was comfort­ sank into the sleep from which there Is The funeral occurred ably filled on Tuesday evening, and cards no awakening. nnd dominoes aided In whiling away the from the residence on Tuesday afternoon | time. After tho games, in which Mr. and at 3 o'clock arul was largely attended. As a mark o f respect all.the-buainessJ Mrs. P.L. Thrasher carried away the prites at dominoes'and Forrest Lake and Mrs.S. houses In tiie city were closed from 2:30 f PulesViry'*. ,-lrds, the guests were treated until 3:30 o’clock. The funeral services were conducted by ^-''trrifciiolce luncheon o f salad, sandwiches Rev J. W. Bighorn, pastor o f the First and coffee. Vocal and instrumental m usic-founded Methodist church o f Jacksonville» and a out the pleasure o f the evening» Severn! life-long friend and former neighbor of out o f town guests were present at the the Leffier family In Kentucky, The poll bearers were r . P. Forster, R. “ T reception. ’ • *Mrs. Robert Newman and Miss Mabel Howard Whitner, J. B. Williams, Theo­ Bowler were the hostesses and deserve dore J. Miller, A. Robbins and C a p tA .W . great credit for the admirable manner in Fills.' Followed by n large concourse of which all arrangements were successfully mourning' friends the remains were laid to rest In Lokeview cemetery. carried out. W. N. Leffier was born in Smltiiland, Silver Tea Ky., April 4, 1644. He grew up amid A t the very hospitable home of Mrs. E. the scenes o f his birth place and during W. Peabody, on Oak avenue, Thursday the stirring times of 'Gl, at the age of nfternoon, the ladies of Sanford were sixteen, joined the southern army and graciously entertained at a Silver Tea. fought nobly for the lost cause until the Tiie program preceding the tea service surrender at Appomattox turned the hosts was particularly enjoyable. Miss Lilly of gray homewards. Evans nnd Mrs. Mettlnger both sung In He settled down at Smlthvllle In the their best voice, while the Misses Marian peaceful pursuit o f business with his and Beth Mettlnger played a piano duet, brother, C. H. Leffler. AfterWard they ehnnd Miss Weeks gave ^tn instrumental gaged In business in Paducah for sev­ solo. Probably the most appreciated eral years, removing from there to Mont­ number was the delightful cornet solo gomery, Ala., in 18G8, where the brothers given by Miss Jessie Stumon. were In business for several years. Just twenty-four years ngo Mr. Leffler catpe to EX P R ESS CO’S. NEW BUILDING Sanford, where h is brother preceded him somo eight years before* and here they engaged in tho general merchandise busi­ Work Started Yesterday Upon the ness and have claimed Sanford as their New Structure. home ever since. The extensive improvements contem­ In I88G he was united In marriage to plated so long by the Southern Express Miss Linda Kelley in New York city. Company in thelt, Sanford offices were Death claimed Mrs. Leffler in 1803, started yesterday morning by Contractor leaving two daughters and a son to mourn Terwilllgcr who has the work in charge. her loss. The building will he n handsome struc­ Mr. Leffler was so thoroughly identified ture, built of brick nnd of modern archi­ with the interests of Sanford that ills loss tecture. The new office will be 40x23 is felt most keenly by every one. He was feet, giving ample room in every way city clerk for several terms, was a mem­ nnd In conjunction witli the ware­ ber of the board of aldermen, nnd up to house will glvo 75 feet more for storage. a few months ngo was president of the The plans are most elaborate nnd will city council. leave room for n side track to hold two Besides his children he leaves a brother, express curs. C. H. Leffler, and two sisters who still re-1 The main entraneo will be on First side ut the old home at Paducah. street and n side entrance on Railroad. In the death o f Mr. Leffler the commu-1 way. nity has suffered a great loss. His was n The location is one o f tho most imgenial, sunny nature with a kind word portant in the city and the new bjuKUnga Tor ’ every one nnd everyone was Ids will mid much to this portion of the city friend. His homo life especially was n ond be in keeping with, the many ’ im ­ benediction, his tender care fur-pie chil­ provements being made on First street. ] dren left motherless being reciprocated Tiie Southern Express .Company recog­ in full, and the loving ties Unit bound nizes the importance o f Sanford's con­ children to father was a familiar picture | stantly increasing business amheogtiizaut to every one. . of the fact that the old office was inade­ The fife of W. N. Leffler was a shining I quate for the transaction of the inrge example of a lovable character, living up traffic are building a structure capabje of to his standards and ideals, treating his handling tiie business which- in the fu­ friends and neighbors according to the ture will assume large proportions. golden rule and founding out a useful [ career of sixty-five years. Society People. ‘ ftr.‘ • Death of Mrs. J. c. Carruthers « "None knew him but to love him: After an illness of two weeks, Mrs. J.C. None named him but to prnUe." Carruthers was taken from our midst on Tuesday, a victim of nneiimonln— Suffer-W -N .U m e f ing from the effects o f a cold, the case Our sincere friend nnd excellent neigh­ gradually developed into pneumonia and bor o f quiet manner and unobtrusive thougy hoping against hope for her recov­ disposition, made no conspicuous display ery the patient at last succumbed to the of religious character, but we believo-ha., dreud disease, surrounded by the family was a man pure In heart. Honest and and tier devoted husband, who had been straightforward in his dealings with summoned from Pulatka at tiie first fellow-man, kind and obliging to alarming symptoms. whatever harm he may have suff The services at thahouse were held i from auy wa believe h r “ dld~ 'Vronj der the auspices of the Eastern Star, o f j none. He was one the oldest which order tiie deceased was a t o m ost highly respected citizens nnd t The remains were taken to Oveldo. to be useful in his modest way. He where the funeral service# were held.Rev. for a number o f years a faithful men McCall of the Oveldo Methodist church of the Board of Aldermen, serving a con­ officiating. v siderable part of that Ume us its pres­ Mrs. Carruthers was born In Hawklns- ident, and on one occasion acting mayor ville. Co., sixty-six years ago, afterward in the absence of'that official. He was a removing to Oveido, where she was mature man of business, industrious, and united in marriage to J. C. Carruthers, successful for many years, while la his residing in several different cities in Flor­ earlier manhood he had served his native ida, and removing to Sanford about eight land well as a volunteer soldier, fearless months ago. and true. But best o f aU. perhaps, be Mrs. Carruthers leaves a devoted 1ms- WQS affectionate, and faiikfuM n ids fi oana anil six children to mourn her loss. Uy relations, tenderly devoted to his wife Two sisters, Mrs. 0 . N. Larson of Orlando, and children, deserving all the wealth of and Mrs. L. D. Jones o f Jensen, survive love they lavished upon him. her. Such was the man whom we today lay During her short residence in Sanford to sleep nnlil the last trump shall awoke Mrs. Carruthers >iad made a large circle the dead, and the Master site 11 again be of friends wlio mourn sincerely tiie loss heard to proclaim "Blessed are the pure of u noble woman. in heart for they shall see God!" To the father and children the heartfelt Jan. 2 0 ,1 9 0 ». _ A . E. P. sympathy o f tiie entire community is ex­ tended in their hour of sorrow. Are you a subscriber to T h e Hjäauj T ' / - • - „ _ •____________________________________________ '■ H O Lr D E N SUDDEN DEATH O f W.N. I E f f 1ER: Respected Citizen Passes Away Last | Monday .Item s of -Interest Concerning y ..:. • "THE SANFORD HERALD 1 ’ 1-‘ LUkl ■ -1 - if i""- RHEDA L i1* * Between Park and Sanford Avenues, __SouthijflQlliS.tr.eet, we. are-offering F IF T Y LO TS AT- For Corners For Inside Lots '■ W • ,' vy. . . ’ ** . , $150 . . . —* ’ 10 Cash and $5 Per Month, Without Interest IHESE lots are numbered from 1 to 50 in the order sold. Mr. Derry, Cashier of the Peoples ' -Bank,"has placed one of these numbers in a' sealed envelope, and the purchaser who happens to purchase that lot in the series will receive a deed to his lot FREE of Cost. The lucky number will lie announced only after the Sale of the entire series has been completed,, but all Payments made by. the Lucky Man will be refunded with the Deed. Mr. Derry does not know what number is in the envelope, as Numbers 1 to 50 were written on separate pieces of paper, folded, placed in a hat from which some one drew one which was immediately sealed in the presence of witnesses and the other 49 immediately destroyed. This was done at our office at 10 o’clock Monday, December 2L These lots are offered for less money and on easier ,terms than any in Sanford were ever offered before and some one will f*et ;i Home Site Free. Be the Lucky Man! HOLDEN REAL ESTATE CO. SANFORD^ F L A . D E E l B l D i m n iR i^raiani^isim f iiT iiË iniciiôin 1 mtI . : -IV lU R R E L L • fw ■ 1■ * A & REAL 1 IN S H E W BROKERS Present to the Investor the Best Opportuni­ ties in Florida _____ .. . u “ i l n I, r o y.e d c e l e r y l a n d s , - f l Q w m g w e llB -g u n r n n te e d r - $25.00 to $200.00 per acre per aeree!ery ianna’ With Wel,fl oU tUed’ d™inod and-ready for crop, $500.00 to $1000.00 Florida^for uuimProved. fo cto r ^ ™ * 1® 303,000 acres Umber land, with finest .site in well r „ WhQt T be, don& y URRELL & MINSNEW ore practical farmers as v ell as real estate brokers, und are here to show you what has been and can be don e." M URRELL & MINSHEW □ �_ •____ . * '_______ — — j í ' - .- .-— ~<— :— -■ * * * .--■-^ A ^ «l > I N S A N F O R D — Life is Worth Living ■ Number 25 SANFORD. FLORIDA. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 6. 1909 NEWS OF THE WORLD F irst Y ear as well, m oy be sent and received by March. The growers claim that this menus o f the ordinary telegraph npparn freeze evil] be a benefit in the end, ns tits. The wonderful possibilities of the better prices are tlie rulcdn the middle to invention have attracted to it the atten­ the last o f March, or even to the middle ,Items of Interest Gleaned From tion of men o f science nnd others ihrough-JPaSSeS T lir O U ill .LilC. C o ld S n a p of-A pril: ■ , ■■ --------- *" ^Scssloir-ThatrMcans**Much For ------------- Various S o u rc e s -------on rEuropc:-------------------- ? “ •/ A peculiar feature of the weather map Sanford’s Progress Unscathed A wedding cake six feet eight inches on Sunday morning was the fact thnt high, five feet in diameter nt the base nnd Portland, Me., nnd Jacksonville, Fin., both HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK weighing seven hundred pounds, was used OUR COUNTY SUFFERED LITTLE had the same temperature, while Havre, BRICK PAVING FOR FULL WIDTH Wedncsduy at the marriage of Charles P. Montana, near the Canadian boundary, McColm nnd Miss Ellen Savls nt Hamilton. registered 32 degrees, or nine degrees Here the Readers Will find a Brief Cannda. warmer than In the East Florida metropo- S on ford Prom ised Im provem en t* th at Sanford Greatly Aided By^JhC Cold Historical Sprint Flowing 1TC The temperature In 'N ew York was Will M ake a G reater City -The monetary loss hy the Italian earth­ W eather Which Played Havoc f o r Hurried Readers also considerably higher than in Jack­ — Other M a tters quake is now placed nt $ 2 7 3,0 0 0,0 00 . In S o m e S ection s Former head o f the Russian police has sonville. The city council met in regular session Culm has once more been turned over “ Sauce for the goose is sauce for tlie been arrested, charged w|th high treason. Reports fromjnll over the state o f Flori­ Inst Monday jilghL. witli every niombvr to the Cubans to try self government. gander" is an old proverb often quoted George W. Fields of New York was sent dn indicate thnt very little damage was present, and many citizens who were at­ Vertical nnd buck-hand styles of pen- at this Inte day, and is nit apt illustrn t0 jnji this week because. he would not done in any section. Other stales have tracted thither b ytlie matters o f vital ip »-” manship nrc to be replaced in the Chicago tlon o f the recent cold »nap regarding suffered severely nnd though nothing defi­ terest that "wynrtp receive Tile rtttetiilo:^ - ¡|ve three dollars o week to* support - his public schools by the oldfashioucd sloping different sections of the South. Whilo the nite can be learned at present. It is esti­ of that august' body. 'ofied mother, his plea being th ot.b e was style. •- *State o f Florida suffered hut little dam ­ only getting $100 a month und couldn't mated that those growers in other stntes •After roll.call nnd rending o f minutes The cold snap o f the present week has age, tiie stntes nortlt of Floridn that were who took chances with the weather on of Inst meeting, tlie regular routine busi­ afford to. been widespread, covering nenrly the en­ placing such high hopes upon an open account of the open winter have lost hea­ ‘ TKe^pInn of replacing the negro wnltcrs tire country from the lakes to the gulf. winter have suffered greatly in the entire vily in early vegetables. Cabbage will ness) was delved into nnd the reports of committees read. In the Atlantic City hotels with while Zero weather prevailed throughout the loss of their early vegetables. probably stand the cold snap better than The building committee reported u|xin waitresses is to be tried. Scvcrul sections of Florida also suffered North,' nnd much suffering ensued. In any other crop, ami it is hoped by the the new express office building. W. C. Brown has been elected president the South the damage to growing crops is from the oold nnd the early vegetables, South Carolina growers that little of the The fire committee report wns most in­ of the New York Central &. Hudson River quite general but more serious in some •which meant so much to tlie growers, crop was injured. teresting mid cited the many improve­ Railroad Co. He started his railroad ca ­ sections than others. were killed—even tlie Ktrawlierries in ments that have been made in tlie past reer as a section hand. several instances being killed, Conflict­ CHARGED WITH MANSLAUGHTER mouth in tiie fire department. NewcquipThe town of Nowntn,Oklahoma, was STATE FA IR OPENED WEDNESDAY ing reports make the compilation of fig­ ment, such ns hose, nozzles, n new hose ures regarding the effects of the cold practically wiped out o f existence by fire M any C ounties Are R epresented With rather difficult, ns the damage actually Charge o f Arson Against S c o tt In wagon and many improvements in the last Saturday. Loss $ 20 0,0 0 0. This County. house. Chief Hand was »resent and stated Fine Exhibits done seemfl to be guarded ns n jealous Mrs. Mary Partridge died in New York The following from the Tampa Tribune thnt a light was needed in the house ami Tltc fifth annual Florida state fair open;.. secret.------------ -— *-------------{his week at the age o f 100. Her death regarding Charlie Scott, or Harris ns he a belter approach to kume. Tlie matter KIlVediTesdny oTTliis week, witli every From all reports received it would seem was caused by falling into the snow and was called, wilt prove interesting ns Scott was referred to tlie fire committee with assurance of the grentest success yet at­ that Sanford has again demonstrated that nearly freezing before her absence from was one of. the principals in tl|e fire that pow erto net. •' tained, by. these unnuuLexpositions. .Tim tlie Celery Dolt a is situated between the — the house was discovered. destroyed the Celery City Laundry: The report p f the street cemmittec was exhibits are superior to those of former lakes in a position that Will easily weather "Verdict o f manslaughter was rendered eagerly awaited us each nnd every citizen . George Gnrrnhnn o f Wilkes Barre. Pn., fairs in quantity, quality and attractive­ a cold snap nnd. be impervious to cold at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon in tiie 1» deeply interested In this project. Geo, recently found sew n penrls in an oyster ness, nnd, although it was expected nt that would blight the vegetables all over case o f Charlie Scott, tiie negro chnrgcd H. Fernuld was-called upon to make a re­ which he was eating. tlic- very outeet.-that ~ there WBliTd be the state. Not even the tenderest vege­ The lasTtH pof the steamship Maureta­ some difficulty in securing exhibits, the tables were touched, nod the growers who witlt tlie murder of Dudley Brooks, anoth­ port in behalf of the bond trustees nnd lie nia from Liverpool to New York was made exhibit buildings arc taxed to their ca­ have planted u large acreage of cabbage er negro, in July, 1007. The ense opened stated that tho bids nnd sjicclficatioiis of in fivs days, two hours and two minutes. pacity ami the display o f Florida products nrc jubilant over the prospect of a short in the circuit court at 9 n. m. yesterday, the different firms lmd been carefully ex­ nnd such good progress was made that it amined nnd a decision made in fnvur of on average of 23,71 “knots on hour. is unquestionably the best ever made. crop in other sections tiiat is bohnd to ... went to the Jury early in the afternoon, tlie Georgia Vitrified Brick Co., who will Fourteen counties have county exhibits, raise the price for the Sanford product. After five years of what they termed nnd a short time Inter tlie verdict was take entire charge of tiie street work, nnd Tiie celery growers have been needing experimental marriage, n am ple in San ns follows, in charge oj the gentlemen rendered. Scott was not sentcnccdr but furnish nnd lay the brick for $1.90 per cold weather for the (last three weeks nnd Francisco have decided to separate, both named: it is understood that sentence will he square yard. *' Washington, Collier Bros.; Columbia, the cold wnve thnt proved so disastrous being satisfied that their ways and ideas passed tomorrow or next day." W. A. Ginn, the well known civil engi­ T. J. Appleynrd; Gadsden, W. M. Curry: to oilier sections lias proved n blessing to nrc not compatible. neer, was present and had a sketch of the Alachua. J. W. Tench; Marion, Mr. Carnes; tiie celery, and this great’’ crop' bids fair Show M okes Big Hit. W. II. Martin o f Canton. Ohio, who has fufty foot street with palm trees along the Never in tlie history of tlie five years built and successfully «iterated an aero­ Hernando, W. L. Fleming und W. S. Han­ to outrival tiie early lettuce crop in good sides. thnTthe C. W, Pnrk Company has been plane for short distances, has been offered cock; Pasco. W. E, Embry: Manatee, F. C. prices. An animated discussion took (dace re­ Following is a few reports of various visiting Gadsden has a better show been $100,000 by W. R. Timken, a wealthy Armstrong: Hillsborough, T. M. Wier; Polk, garding the paving of ji_forty foot street Hugh Wear; DeSoto, Ed. Scottj Lee, W. sections taken from the Times-Union : (Hit on than that o f last night, and never manufacturer, for the machine provided and ono the entire width of sixty feet. Altam onte Springs has the audience been larger or more ap­ the builder will make a trip in the 'plane Stanley Hanson and J. L- Culler; t)nde. A motion tu pave forty feet port o f the* The cold wave Saturday night, which preciative. The canvas theatre was from Canton toClcvcIund niid return with­ B. B. Tatum and J. C. Ilnile; Osceola, W. way, nnd two blocks sixty feet, was then lingered until Monday morning, bus kindly crowded from the stage to its entrance, out stopping, mid $10,000 additional for L. Van Dufcor. brought before the members and was last. The poultry nnd live stock exhibits arc departed without damage to tlie fruit, but ntul those who came expecting n great a round trip to Mnssilon. More discussion followed, and it Was larger and better than ever. The citrus was not ns considerate to vegetables nnd deal from the company did not leave dis— Mrs. E> F. Norman has been refused an tlien unanimously resolved to pave First fruit display Is fully 100 per cent greater, tender plants that beautify the villas. np|Kiinted. appointment ns principal in a New York street with brick from Sanford avenue to and of much higher quality than that of The fruit was not injured In the slightest The play (Hit on last night was one city school, because the law. forbids the Myrtle avenue sixty feet from curb to last year. degree as far as Orange comity, so far us never before seen here, and was interestappointment of married women us teachers curb, and the work will probnbly start nt Tlie fair was formally opened on Wed- heard from, but in some sections it came ing and entertaining from Mart to finish. once. In the public schools. * lieuduy-iiy Gav_ Albert W. tiikiui*U-wdM* drmgennistr'nr,Tr-tTr^mfrhe'Ti'irmTW-nitsy|-Tnc ttUt&ti,ni numbers under the direction Tlie ordinance granting n franchise for - To remove the recent Tall of snow in was under escort of the Florida * state is as good as a mile und tlie fruit growers of Prof. Anderson were exquisite nnd electric lights to the Sanford Light & Fuel New York city cost the taxpayers over troops. A big opening parade mover) feel very grateful for the narrow Cscupe. called fortli much applause. Co. was then pm upon Its second reading. $ 200, 000 , from the grounds through the principal The players were all worthy of special haw th orn *. Alachua County This question will probably he settled at Cock and bull fights have been restored streets at 0 n. m., in which was included The cold wave predicted by the weather mention, and ench part wait handled in the next meeting, ns it will then be put to the Cubans by an edict of President the military and civic organizations, o f­ bureau came on I h M Saturday night, (ire- such manner as to call forth much com ­ 0 (xin its third reading nnd final passage. Gdinez who inaugurated last week Thurs­ ficials of state, city ntul county, the 50 ceded hy u nice rain. It has been freez­ ment from the audience nfter the show. day. shows which constitute the range and ing continuously since Saturdny night. It The company tliia season is tiie best Mr. Death o f Rev. S. D. Paine Park 1ms ever brought to Gadsden. The Rev. S. Delahny Paine, u noted divine Edwurd L Fuller, the multimiliionnir the 500 racehorses which will participate is slightly moderating today. cnnvaq theatre is undoubtedly the best ami former hero of the Crimean wur, died SI. P etersb u rg head of tiie salt trust, isdctidfroin a stroke in the race meeting which is to continue Tiie cold snap of Sunday evening did equipped outfit of its kind on the road from o stroke of apipiexy last Friday eve­ throughout the fair. of apoplexy at Scranton, Pa. Hon. William Jennings Bryan has ar­ some little damage to veg'etulion, the today. In fact, is equipped fnr better ning In Jacksonville, Rev, Paine wns During the hist week in January the city rived at Tampa and signal honor is being young orauge trees und vegetable cropK than some of the city ojicru houses today. well and favorably known throughout the of London, England, was enveloped in one shown him. Thousands of visitors are The mercury dropped to 29 degrees and During the action of the piny several of state nod in the North. He was formerly of the worst fogs known in years. Busi­ there to participate in the-yirious events remained there for two hours, from 4 toG tlie musical numbers were Introduced and pastor of the Congregational church in this ness was almost paralyzed, and life whs of Bryn 11 Day. The railroaff nnd steam­ n. in., Monday morning. Tlie frost did they were indeed a surprise and could city and had a host of friends, wiio were aboost unbearable. Eyes and throats were seriously affected, and in many cases boat lines are offering unusually low rates nol*come unheralded, nor was it entirely not lie improved upon.—Gadsden (Ala.) drawn to him hy his gonial nnd jovial Tff T nmpirf or the fntrr and the m niulm iw ’untoefced for. ■■io-roany Inane» in tha rlty £ va» ing-JnurnnL--------------_ ------------------- manner.— During his lifetime he luui ocnausea followed. Severe cold added to is expected, like all the other features, to the owners 11 ml cufo-tukcr* bush*d them­ , Tlie C. W. Pnrk Dramatic (Minpuny wilt copied the pulpit ns pastor of tiiree d e­ the discomfiture, selves winding sheets aiid other, protection open in Sanford, Monday night. February nominations—Methodist. Presbyterian und be a record-breaker. Henderson Cremeans, aged 115 years, around the more tender vegetation. At 8th, fur one week, with an entirely new Congregational. Of the .incidents con­ and believed to be the oldest man In the Sanford Exhibit* at the S late Fair • the Sibley grounds in'tno city each qf the list of plays. Everything new. nected with liia career, tic wns proudest United States, died at lite home of his C. H. Hoffner. the energetic fair commis­ many tropical pectf-wdre- bounjJ in doth, Prices, children 25c »iimj^jiJultfl Jj5c, ol. the aCt‘ o f -<hteetr-Vicmrltr Vlien^slio* grandson, Clark dem eans, near Point sioner o f Pinecastlo, was in tlie city Tues­ tent fashion, and a lighted lantern planed ■Reserved seats 15c extra. decorated him with the cross of liuuor as Pleasant, W. Va.. Jan. 29, . HP was strung day in the interest of the state fair. White at tlie baae ul. eadi tree. ^ lC pinery of one o f the surviving heroes of tha battle ~ ‘ l M henny-to the time o f hisdea'th, falling Orange comity will not be represented Did R ealdrnt* Return Mr. Sibley's was kept well warmed of Inkennan, in tlie Crimen. Rev. Paine on the roadside on his way home from a tills year, Mr. Hoffner is endeavoring jo Mr. and Mrs. David McGown of Steuben­ throughout the night hy small fires in wns seventy years of age. He leaves a grocery slortp His mother died at 120 collect an individual exhibit for Sanford, ville. Ohio, were in the city n few dayB different parts of tiie enclosure. In the widow, and son and daughter hy his first and iiis wife nt 101. He bad seventy and is meeting with much encouragement. outskirts and in the lower trucking lands ¿his week, Mr. McGown came to Florida wife. grandchildren, one hundred and ono great He has already a nice collection of celery the first time in 1H76 and owned a valua­ the frost fell heaviest, and the damage ~ E. P. Hyer Dies ut Ortundo grandchilden and nineteen great great und oilier products widely he inleuds to 10 tomatoes will lie heavy. Ice formed ble orunge grove near Sanford atone time. E. P. Hyer, one o f the best known and grandchliden. He never used tobacco or ship to Tampa, and will personally have that was ubdut three-eighths of an indt He Is very favorably impressed with the liquor. : • charge of tlie booth. Tills exhibit speuks in thickness. WliHe tho damage will be rapid growth of Sanford, nnd will stop here most highly respected citizens of Orango By the sinking of the steamship Claim- well fur the progressiveness of tlie city. considerable, there is yet time for the for several weeks upon his return north­ county, died at his home in Orlando. Manraid near Edithburg, Australia, the captain It sliows that our people realize the ad­ ward. At present Mr. and Mrs. McGown day. Mr. Hyer bus been a resident o f trocker, who will feel tlie loss heaviest, and forty-five of the crew were drowned. vantages to ha derived from an individual to replant his crop, and I lls believed that will visit several points in South Florida. Orlando for thirty-four years. He wns well known in Sanford und hud a large exhibit, und any citizen who has anything a better price will be had for what he The vesael turned 'turtle. P olo M atch at Orlando. circle of friends in other sections of the which will show to advantage, should see Countess Del-easeps. widow of the great markets. Alt tilings considered, it is There promises to be some great sport cou n ty- The funeral, which occurred on Mr. Hoffner at once. French engineer who constructed the Suez, thought the inonetariLjLaiUPgp .wiU be lit­ at Orlando on February 22 and 24. when Tuesday, was largely attended. canal and began the Panama canal, died tle. Tlie cold continued-ihKMighout Mon­ the CaindeQ, S- C4. Pfila iJub.YtiiiplujT Parent*' Club M e e t i n g — la France, last waak.— ^ ........ . ■— ........... " Tlie'Parents’ Club will hold their regular day utid the inanyTmirllts and visitors Orlando'Polo Ciub on the Orlando grounds Im p ortan t to in v e sto rs To rid Japan p f rats 5,000 cats arc to meeting next Monday afternoon at. 3 made repeated mention of their heavier at the new Driving Park. Tracis of land o f I. 2. 3. 3, 10, 40. 70 be sent from this country and turned loose o'clock in tlie High School auditorium. A clothes, whldi were miles from them. The Camden team is said to be the acres, at prices $ 30 0, $ 5 0 0 , $050, $ 8 0 0 Monday evening moderation commenced, in die Mikado's domains. fastest in tiie South-and will probnbly and $1,200. at A ltam oate' Springs. Or­ most interesting program has been ar­ and at 9 o'clock tlie thermometer regis­ give the Orlando boys a run for their ange county, Florida— tlie most desirable The village of Romora. Morocco,, was ranged. and all who are interested in the feeently buried by an avalanche and the .welfare o f the children are earnestly re-i tered ten degrees higher— 46— than on money. Hie admission to the grounds residence or winter liome location in Orapge county. Pure water, high rolling will be 50 cents. entire population perished. The catastro- quested to attend. These meetings have Sunday evening ut the same hour. Starke. Bradford County land o f best quality, interspersed with proven o f inestimable value to parents phe happened during the plglit. We sell the best lime and cement that innumerable* clear water lakes; one of Tlie recent cold wave killed all the A prominent Sweedlsh engineer named and children, and have served to bring • — A. E. Httistrawberries and blossoms that were on money can buy, tho most healthy .locations tn South Flor­ Greli of Copenhagen has been granted a the teachers and parents in accord, each the busiies. but the plants are unhurt and * One million - feet of cypress bleaching ida. Apply to N. H. Foac. striving to aid one another in the great ' Patent for an invention by means o f which will have plenty of berries again in boards. Place orders now, G. R. Calhoun. 2 3-tl Aitmonte Springs. work of Interesting the children. pot only photographs but moving pictures, LUCKY, LUCKY SANFORD CITY COUNCIL MEETS a it ili i f H kM lilt • * n -r r ; mm Tit ■ fie -x ÿ lf ! «S L jm V __ OH �• ■ " : V ■'•■■ • • ■ • • ■■■ - V : . • ' • THE SANFORD RANrORD___________ HERALD _ fllD U C T n iilF l/U K O d lU flL l i t F A 1 U IIU T W t lL t /ir a in lt la Budget of Opinion “ Just Be­ tween You and Me" EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT -1 A Chlel Is Among Ye Toklng Notes, end foUh, He’ll Prent ’Em"— So'Says Saunterer. ---------------------H S/t*UI Ctrrtnpon Jtnct fo Tht HtrmU, The Two Prodfgals In the spring time of youth. In life's esrly montlns. ■ ffi rtie WiMfcihiivric bldtofiitl UiruuiTi H ie W apple trees. Ami the wisteria vines In their purple (nlornlng ____ ,wooing ____ _______ Were the tephyrs _______ and‘ richyellow bees. The ispi prodigal came to the home of hla leaving. Where■ he played In the dnlilra a light hearted boy And the;. tv welcomed him back with the tears of recelvlng. 1» And twining alTectlon and murmurs of Joy. When the cold winds of winter were sighing so dreanr Around that old home by the murmuring shore, j ttaaghnnn tired anaweary] ■ _______________________ old thlna" burn all nUtht. Electric .lights 4 Peck nnd His Mother-in-Jnw were n, n y solve the question but then someone tlie opera fiouse on Tuesday flight but «0 from the “ sticks" will hove to break the one knew anything about It so it is pre­ sumed that the mother-ln-lnwkilled Peck globe to light his "seegar." when the lights were dim and another 4 The Sanford Fir* Department deserves audience will be spared the sight of such ’¿ i a J - t special mention for their good work In o tragic ending. — * e ■ I * S— ■ several Instances during the past week. For a new volunteer corps the depart­ 4 What are we coming tot Are the or­ ment is making good rapidly and the thodox churches all going the liberal rqat fire committee of the city council is re­ or some other roodT~Cnlvanlsm. the doc solved to grant the boys everything need­ trine of predestination and foreordinntion ed In the wny of equipment. They now is a back number In tlie Presbyterian have a good hose wagon, new.«hose and church, and here comes the Baptist church, nozzles and nt the last meeting of the nt its annual congress in Chicago Inst council the recommendation o f •Chlel' week, declaring against d ose communion Hand to have a light placed in the hose — that baptism by immersion is n pre house wns immedinteJy ncted upon. _Thc requisite to llio Lord's «upper. .H ie world approach to the house will also do move. • • • proved by a better run-way, making it easier to get the wagon in and out. A 4 St. Valentine's Day will come on the large drying rack will also be eroded and 14th. This will be the biggest day of the will be the means of saving the hose by month, inasmuch as it will give the people preventing the mildew and decay that who believe in protecting American art usually occurs when the hose is not thor­ an opportunity to show us just what the oughlylifted, put TflrtirirdAlttg fo f 1L T h ere will, o f course, When a Nan Lives Clear up to His Income He owes it to his fam ily and his business to provide adequate life insurance___The unexpected is alw ays happening. protection must be arranged But the for before it: is too late. (>*- Crept back to the home of n*r Clrlt-pnd once more. be a few of tlie hideous caricatures o]r But ineyjutned her away o'er the moorland so 4 A Indy remarked to me the other day: lonely. Morgan, Yowell, Watson and several And the winds of despair moaned wild through “ The most untidy thing about the male other Sanford youngsters, but in the main her breast: And death was her refuge—eye, that and that sex is the beard. There arc not a dozen the valentines wlll.be..a. great improve­ — ■- ■only -------------------------------------—— ----------------— men In Sanford who ought to have one. ment ujwii any Using I have seen. After For the prodigal daughter, alas, lias no rest. Sanford. 4 Lucky Sanford I How many have given thought to that expression 4 n the past few days as the realization is brought forth of nil the blessings showered *upon us, While other sections were suffering front The cold WAve the Sanford growers escaped, and even the tender plants were not touched. Of course the celery grow ers wanted a add wave nnd naturally they are jubilant over the future of tho crop since the cool weather means so much to them. Lucky Sanford, indeed It secm iliB though the forces of nature nrc combined to give this section all the best of it when it comes to- handing out the good things. Peculiarly - situated .Of providentially, I should say, Sanford o c ctipies tho exalted |K)sitIon of queen the vegetable districts o f the South. With the productive soil, flowing wells, lake protection, railroad facilities nnd other ndvantnges. there is nothing to be de ■ sired to make the picture ‘ complete— a picture that illustrates pence nnd . pros perity for tile grower. Lucky Sanford! e e e Did you never observe thisT Take mental notes as you pass nlong the street, and yoiTWilt agree with me. If a full beard Is worn It is— ns a rule— straggling and unkempt, with no idea of neatness or cleanliiif ss. If the razor Is used it is not until tlie face is as rough as a nutmeg grater and presents that djrty appearance that makes a dirty or growing beard so Undesirable. If a gentleman will shave, for tlie Lord's sake make him shave every day; as every gentleman should; if on the contrary, he prefers a full beard, teach neatness nnd tidiness/’ And then m y fair friend went on to point her rcmnrks by example— passing In revleff twenty or thirty o f her male acquaintances. And really she was not far out of the way. In this connection, however I am of opinion that the prin­ cipal' reason why American gentlemen are so unkempt with their beards, is in consequence of their not having learned to shave themselves. They rely upon n barber—thus demanding the expenditure of bath time and money. The result ls"n dirty face. Englishmen most invarinbly shave themselves, the razor being used every morning, nnd the effect is decided­ ly pleasing. • • • A C ry Of Despair looking them over I shall be able to dc termine pretty well whether art, like the steel industry, Is now quite able to take core of Itself, or if It is still, an infant and needs all the baby food thnt Uncle Joe Cannon can give It: Many n man wlthbralm anil «kill Hus becu laid law in mother earth: No opportunity was hi»— • lie hoped and »trugglrd from hi» birth. the vote of tlie electoral college will be formally opened nt a Joint session of both houses of Congress, and it will be found that 321 votes were cast for Taft and Sherman nnd 102 for Bryan nnd Kern, Harry Wray says figures prove nothing, but the recurrence of these will nevcrtheJ less provo a little embarrassing. • • • 4 Verily, Sanford iB a growing city! The O f THE UNITED STATES - - f J. S. COLES, Jr., General Agent, Jacksonville, Florida — T he S aunterer . MRS. E. P. WELBORNE, Special Agent £* F or Sale Will sell my beautiful place on Red Wa­ ter Lake, one mile from Fort Reed. Less than one mile from the celery delta. Nine UsVS*ASSS\VS%SSVASU4S4MASS*A*ÌMASSASt« * « ............ .... room house, plastered; on brick founda­ tion. Four acres o f land,. Plenty o f gropes nnd other fruit. I-arge barn. Two acres of fine garden land. Thirteen hun dred dollars cash, if taken at once. J. M. S tumon, Successors to N. H. GARNER Corner First street nnd Pnlmetlo avenue. > G A R N E R & ROBERTS >t P o ta to Barrels 35c F, O. B. here. Huntington Mills &. Cooperage Co., 2 5-tf Huntington, Fla. Staple i Fancy Groceries H A Y AND GRAIN See the New Talking... 4 Many do not know it, until forcefully 4 Oil tlie second Wednesday in February told, that nil kuinnn kind nrc swayed by the stupe emotions, just as n vibrant chord is rcsonnnt in unison with the same pitched sound. Poets mny understand a higher plane than we common mortals wot of, but the pulse that heats with Joy nt music's voluptuous swell beats ns ----- sweetly In the peasant's brenst ns it docs jn the prince's soul: ji Equitable Life Assurance Society - Machines •*" *. High Grade Preserves, Jellies, Jams A Complete Line of Cigars and Tobacco AGENCY FOR PLOW’S HIGH GRADE CANDIES W H ITE At STORE OF * • F R O N T GROCERY Come and See Us, or 'Phone 39 Kissimmee Celery Lands council has finally decided to pave First street from curb to curb with vitrified brick which means a sixty-foot width Surli are the way» of life. I ken. . The Uraveil do not a Iway* Irkil: from Sanford avenue to Myrtle avenue, The noblest hope, anil hoi«, and die. t And take their place among the dead. and the center o f the street will be laid at the same time by the Sanford Traction The world 1» carelrsc, oil unkind. And life becomes a constant grief; Company between tlie rails o f the trolley On« aiment »U h u ilea til- srouln rail. A n i give what lue wou would not—relief. line. The franchise for electric lights will bo passed at the next meeting of the '11» raid all came» to those who wait: Celery now being marketed. Selling for good prices. But weary waiting bring* despair; council and ere another year rolls around It All» the heart with gloom and dread. No longer hope I» »hilling there. tlie paved streets will be lighted by arclights shedding their lustre down upon The world ----- wtu___________________ . on one seldom cares For tearsi of grief or tales of.woo: ot woe. COME AND SEE the trolley cars laden with people bound For rlothed In selftsh garb, and blind It's becu and ever will be to. fur their distant homes or the parks, nnd ninny o f our people who go away for the 4 How thankful we are to be called resi­ summer can enjoy the benefits of an out­ , dents of Sanford where fortune seems to ing at home. Our Shoes all * have smile uj>on us und crown nil our efforts 4 Fcbrunry was named for Februus, an tongues and they talk for with success. old Etruscun god withu bad liver. Infor­ mation of him is meager; but history 4 1 never want to see a bird or birds' calls him a holy terror, and he appears to themselves, but they can ’t feathers on a woman's bat. It reminds have been a providential preparation o f use the Telephone, so come one of tlie' slaughter of the innocents. the earth for the subsequent occurrence Birds are slaughtered by tho millions for of President Castro. around and see them. We decorative purposes. England alone ini Tlie password for the month will be ~poflB 13,666.000 slaughtered birds every Pbsauin." Prosperity wilj jctn n T ___ call the Ladies’ special at.year— Europe na+t whole luklng 900,fKH>r- the 28tb•' tention to the new line of "000—nil of which nrp made into articles And then the ides of Murrh will come, Which Inns Mo played hob of personal adornment. *A single London And the fattest msn we ever chose Ladies’ Shoes which we have dealer receives annually 4 00 ,00 0 hum Will go upuiuhe job mlng birds, 6,000 birds of puradise and added to our stock: P ic o Block Low Prices. Easy Payments. 5 0 0 .0 0 0 of other species. One firm in 4 I am glad to see by the Gainesville . ----- ---------Chicago buys and sells yearly 32,000 Elevator that my old friend, Bullock, is humming birds, 3 0,000 aquatic fowl and keeping up the advertising rates on his Whenever the news­ 3 0 0 .0 0 0 wings from birds o f other spe excellent paper, cies, while an English house of importers papers of Florida form an association for within a period of four months last year their protection against the cheap fakirs received 800,000 birds of various kinds who would get space for nlmost nothing, J. M. STUM AN. Proprietor from Urn West Indies and Brazil. These and as is often the case beat tho paper statistics are carefully prepared by the out o f that, they will have taken a long Audubon Society of Massachusetts and step in the right direction. A few papers We have just received the have a flat rate to everyone and stick to may be accepted as absolutely reliable. Of course the women o f fashions are that rate. The Heiulo is one o f them first shipment o f these Shoes responsible far this ruthless and ghastly and the Elevator is another. If any fuPTpctM Of extermination. Ih a y may not yotb in rates are sbownr Gra home iner- in Oxfordg and Sandhis and Sanford. Florid* Comer First Street and Palmetto Avenue realize the truth, but their Ignorance in diants should receive tlie benefits. • • • • Ties, in Kid, Patent, Gun ^no way afreets tlie fact. So long as the February will be a very eventful month, demand exist for birds and bird wings as Wine, Cbampaigne tl\e ornaments of article o f personal dec­ n fact, it will be tlie ' last o f the eventful Metal, months, for Mr, Roosevelt will leave the oration. tho slaughter will go on. $3.50 and $4 White House March 4. and after that wc and Red. • • • shall only occaalonally hear from him, FIRST CLASS CRATE M ATERIALS, Sanford. Fla. 4 Don't blow out the gas. It may be along with earthquakes, war in tlie Bah Shoes — — — —u — — . '~*1 more expensive to keep It burning but if tans, Ratsull. the old and new husbands you are unable to handle the “ critter“ of the Gould money, the Celery Kings of. T n h P r i r t t i n r f Quickly and Neatly any other Way just let the “ gosh blam e! Sanford and other cable newt. D. L. Flowing Wells Rich Land Cheap THRASHER J . M. W I L L S O N J r . , Kissimmee, Fla. The Crippen Music Store' I High-grade Pianos, Organs, and Graphophones. The Patrician U p - t o - D a t e Restaurant Everything Neat and Clean and Cooked to Please ^the Palate of the Epicure G. R. CALHOUN " t / S ” fat;,' D. L. Thrasher l l / . . .1 ^ -* ** JO D r a n t in g The Herald Printing Com pany - Æ Sk n I ;. �fa b ttu r y 6. IttOO- THE SANTORO HERALD COUNTY HAPPENINGS uot understand nnd bring home more "examples" for poor wenry pa aiid ma to struggle with. * IN SANFORD CHURCHES A Budget of Interesting Items from Correspondents Mr. Geo. H. Fernald, i f Snnftird. has bought this end of the telephone line and we expect still better service In the future. Thls llnd' Is n great benefit to Where Devout of the Celery City Worship Tomorrow. _ »...p iyT C n F n R A N R F m i lM T Y I ^ nBt ®rnn®®' bringing Geneva, Oviedo THE EVEN TS o r O RAN G E COU NTY |and Chuluota Into close connection with For Good Average Prices and Quick Returns Ship to JOHN V. DENTON & CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ RESUME Of ALL CIIIH CH TVTN TS Sanford, making them suburbs of the Southwest Comer Washington nnd Chambers Streets Celery City. The advantages of this line efficient or Reporters Weekly are opprecinted more nnd more nnd It is or Interest to. Those Religiously In­ NEW YORK CITY Covers the Territory for . hoped that every householder will take a clined-Subjects of Discourses •The Herald REFERENCES: Aetna National Bank of New York City, or any Commercial Agency 'phone In the near future.. for the Sabbath. surr and to Hundreds of Shippers who are shipping to them regular - Mr. McLain shipped his Inst enr of fruit Tti* I’ moti of lb« CkediM in lb* City on F-»rn**lf C E LERY»AVENUE NEWS In brinf or M«J lh*ir Annrrncftntnti l lT |Friday. ~ olkri Chuith N»««« In tkir olfif. nul Uirf iK.n Th.t*l«r Sprda] Correspondence («The Herald. •ftvtao-on.. And Isn’t this hcaycnly weatherT r i n t Mclhoditt We would say to the visitors t o - San­ -------- <V-su- » * ^ Rrv.A.E.Hoi]trholder.paitor;church, mrnrr Park ford. do not bo alarmed ot the constant avenue and Fifth atreet; parsonage, mrnrr Mm APOPKA ITEMS nnlin avenue and Seventh atreel; pbune 284. and heavy explosibns;hcnrd In the Celery mornins aervior aervk-e nt ft; evening aervlcr, Sunday morning Sportal Correspondence to Ttie llrralri: Delta byday nnd by night. There is no 7:00; Sundayr achonl. U:45LA m.: Jnn. K. MetJ. D. MitchlU has been uppointed re- tingcr, Supt. Kpwortb lvalue 3:00 Sunday evenwarfare In progress, no cities being Iwniceiver o f nn insolvent bank nt Delray Ins. bnrded. The only wnrfnro going on Is 11 a. in., subject: Whnt Christ purchased JLndjfJH 4 Q _ in _ a .ila y _ o r—tw o -to -tn k c the steady mardi o f progress and the charge of same. Mr. Mitchill is nn ex­ for us. heavy donations are caused by new set­ 7 p. in., kubjectr.The way to be saved. I pert accountant and has done much of tlers dynamiting stumps. The sacrament o f the Lord’s supper will | SHIPPERS OF this sort of work. Judge Jones is fortu­ Mr. Ed Hess is erecting a fine five-room nate in securing, him for receiver. be administered at the morning service. „cottage on his seven „and one-holL acre Come and worship with us. Mrs: S7 ET Teggfey returned Monday celery farm between Cnmcron Avenue from Altoona where she went to -attend C ongregational and the S. & E. Railway. the fifth Sunday meeting of the Weirivo -Hrv. J. W. Richards pastor: Sunday morning I Mr. nnd Mrs. W. D. Merriwcthcr of Uaptlst Association. On account of the »rrvlre, It; evening service, 7:30, prayer meet Ins Lynchburg, Nn.. uro visiting their son. cold‘ weather, the attendance was small Wrdnrulny, 7:00 p in ; Sat.haih school, III o, m J. 0. KnaisUiger. Superintendent. CJias. Merriwcthcr. Mr. Merriwether is but the spirit of the meeting was fine an extensive farmer nenr Lynchburg. nnd the sermons nnd addresses were edi­ • C atholic 1 This is Ids second winter down hero. He fying. The next meeting of the kind Rev. M, Fua, rector: aervk-ea every armnd and j fourth Sunday: early man. 7 a. m.; mnaa amt arrsays he can't resist the temptation to will be held with the Orlando Baptist mon, 10 a. in.; Sunday school. 0 n. tn.; vrtpera. 3 P- tn. •. come to Florida in the winter. Church. The late cold has done no harm, hut to There is talk of getting up a subscrip­ f ir s t U a p tlit the contrary It has done lots o f good. It tion to purchnsc the old Uaptlst church .• a :< R»v. J, W. Boyd pastor: Sunday morning nerv- I was just what cveryono was wishing for. building for a town hull. It is n good Ice. It:evening service. 7:00: Sabbath sellout, 11:4S a m.; Dr. J.T. Denton, Supt.; B. Y. P. U. Sunday Nowjust a little rain and all will be fine. building nnd still sound though having nl 3 p, m , H. E. Tular. Preit.; prayer mretlng ev­ SANFORD, FLORIDA ery Wednraday, 7:00 p. m. The writer personally knows a gentle­ been in use for a good many years. It The protracted meeting ot this church Is man who came to the Delta last fall and could not be duplicated for less than closed, but the revival has not. We had rented a five-acre Irrigated farm on Col- twelve or fifteen hundred dollars.. It a very successful meeting. Twenty-three rry Avenue. He clenrcd up over $1.200 could'probnhly be purchased nnd moved In nil were received into our church. TOP PRICES FOR YOUR on his lettuce nnd now has a.fine outlook up town ami necessary repairs made for Next Sunday morning, subject: Sunday T for a good celery crop. He is outhuaias* a sum hiss than $500. The town needs j school fundamentals. ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT, TANGERINES AND EARLY VEGETABLES tic. This party never planted a seed. In a hail very much nnd this is n rare op­ At the evening hour, subject: Baptism, hts life until lust fall. T is wonderful portunity to secure one nt one-third the and baptismal services at the dose. when sliip|>cd t to IIEWlTT. If you nrc not doing what can be done. The verses below actual cost. Our B. Y. P, U. is going to be n grand business with this House, write" to them nt once. only half doscribc wlint etin be done: Rev, L. D.'Geiger has returned from the success. Thirty-five members enrolled. The writer la moved to rhyme. You arc always welcome at the Baptist Florida Uaptlst Convention which met Fur now U the accepted time -For would-be aetilers Inst week in DeFuniuk Springs. Mr. church. Come nnd sit: and hear what you To hike for this wonderful clime. Geiger rc[jorti a large attendance nnd en­ should Ire. For In a »hort »pace of time There will bn nothing left F R U IT AND, PRODUCE C O M M IS S IO N M ERCHANTS thusiastic sessions. Despite the hard - Of the Irritated laud Holy Cross Episcopal But the cull» nnd the rind. 10 E . C a m d e n S t., Da ltlm o ro , M d. year just passed, all departments of the Till» month where stood a fnrrst. llev. It F Brown, rector; A. I) Key. senior war­ work were reported to be in good shape. den. Sunday morning service. 11; evening »ervice, The nnt. you sec a field. References: This •Paper and Thousands of Pleased Shippers in Florida And then you hear Ilia rumble 7 .111; Snhbulli school. 0:45n i l l ; B F. Wjiluier. The next convention will meet in Gaines­ Supt.: Of the Incomotivc's wheel . ' prayer meeilng. 7 30 Wednesday evening. A» the Sanford 4t Evcrjtlnde» Rnllrond ville. t Right. Rev. William Crane Gray, D. D., j Huslres through the Celery Delta And thl» wonderful country reveal». Miss Mayme Fudge was here Monday Bishop of Southern Florida will preach at Don't think I'm talking nontense en route to Wekivn Springs where she 10:30 and administer the holy rite of con­ Nor my head I) not full of wheel» Hut coma and »ee for yourself will spend-some lime with the. Glovers. firmation. Every one is cordially invited These beautiful celery field»— tn this prnmiaed land Within the Inst few months Miss Fudge to uttend. ** ‘ Of milk and honey has had the double nllliction of losing Where you can neither »tnrve nor frecre, Nor lark for the want of money. Presbyterian both her father and brother. Shelias the — A F ahmiIk. Rev J F Mi Kiniiimi, pnsinr; morning «ervice, I deep symimthy of every body. The II. evening service. 7:01); Saldrtlb sehoot, 0:30 n Sales Agents and Distributors ple here esteem Miss Fudge very highly. m Henry Mi ljiulin. Supl ; prayer mt-eiing Wed-| * BRANCHES ----------- OVTEDtTOCCURRENCES BRANCHES lirsdny, 7:00 P tn. & Co. Florida Fruits nndVegetables General Insurance Agents HEW ITT & - il CO. CRUTCHFIELD & W00LF0LK P ITTS B U R G , PA. J. W. Emerson Is a mechanical genius. Improve Your Opportunity He hns perfected and placed on the mar­ How runny times in your lifo have you ] ket a sawmill made wholly of steel. It is made in sections so that it can he put to- heard your elders say: "that land that gether nnd taken apart in a few minutes. sold yesterday fur four thousand dollars I The carriage can be made as long or ns for tin- lot. I could have bought twenty | short as desired by adding or taking off years ago for one hundred dollars.'' nnd I tccliwis. It -«in-be-m ore nTnvnntenttrHU1 v««tunMl.oi jmu-thnnRht Bt IhFHWe loaded on cars and set up titan tin* old they told you that “ well. I'll bet 1wouldn't have overlooked the chance." yet you go Henry McCall has moved Ids stofck of sort and does not wear out. Mr. Emer­ on day after day doing that very same merchandise from his old stand in the son will probably organize a strong com­ tiling. OpiMirtuniiy is knocking at your brick store into the building vacated by pany to manufacture and sell these mills, door now as it did at theirs, and yet you the home people participating. It would J. S. Moore. be unfortunntc for Apopka to suffer tills remain in the back seat of the house nnd The |x>sto(llce has been moved into the won't hear it. Let an agent from the flue business to go elsewhere. little building formerly occupied andO. G. Holden Real Estate Co. call on you nnd Smith has been uppointed the new postM instrels Coming explain how easy it is to become the own­ master. Now that A. G. Allen's United Minstrel er of property now. that is sure to grow in It is not believed that the recent cpld Shows is hilled to appear here on February value in the next live years, ns it hns In 3»ove has done harm to nny extent to the 8th it brings us hack to onr boyhood days the past. YW, should have that much | vegetation. As yet the exact amount when we lived at the old home place. At confidence in Sanford's future, at least. that time it was called A. (!. Allen’s New done has not been ascertained. Memorial P o sta g e Stamp. Orleans Minstrel Shows. Since Hint time Miss May Alexander Is at hotpc on n To commemorate the centenary of I visit to her parents for a few days. She it lias absorbed other minstrel organiza­ Abraham Lincoln a new two-cent stamp tions and united them into one grand and expects to return to tier studies, at I’elicomplete attraction. For nearly 26 years will be issued nnd placed on sale on the Clarke HnH Monday. it tins visited the principal cities and towns day of the centenary, Fcbrunry 12. Pro­ T. H. Dean * has returned from u two of the South nnd West. As time wore on vision is made for an initial issue of | weeks' visit to.jiifljiliL limu&.iu-JUahomqJ tOO.OWMKHFSHunps. The rtestj TTt tepori» Q most enjoyable trip, hut is clmost complete minstrel show in nil this prises the jmrtraU of Lincoln in an glad to get back home again. lipse. the only decoration being" a spray ] . . broad land of ours. Adding yearly new of laurel leaves on ca d i side. Immedi; liunter has returned front Jackson-1 ¡deas,*nrw features, hut still keeping the SperUi correspondent to The Herald. J. S. Moore, who has been engaged in the mercantile business here for years has nt last removed Ills stock of merchan­ dise to his Sanford store. He will shortly remove tils family to that place, ami the whole community regret their departure, but wish them much success.ill Uurix new Tome. »nville, where he went to purchase his stock of drugs, and will be ready forbusinew in a few days. lie jind his charmlog young wife hove decided to make ! icir hum** with us, and the community to b** congratulated upon baying (hem of residents. SANFORD CELERY UNION C hicago RiKitn 10, Pico Hlock. Cincinnati New York 'Phone 20!) W ashington SA N FO R D , F L A . Jacksonville Sanford i W t W V W V W V W W W t W U V W V V W W W V M VW V W m v w W W SNEAD & VENABLE I i i. id * f i ‘ ; ' * j- 111 «L u .. i t *.!*• It, CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Plans, Specifications and ^ Estimates Furnished * on Applications Repair work Promptly Done r-O 113 First Street Opp. Postoflice original idea of n real Jubilee where the nte,T undw tl,p por“ ? ! t„,s lh® ln8^ ,pJ,° " old-time negro songi and dances that we I " 180° —Fct- ,2 - in 0 9 T1« 5 Sanford I im v v w u v u v M k k m v u k v u v v v u v w u v m vw vm w v k v w w »»» loved bo in our youth ore indulged in, nnd office will he supplied with the new s u m p | ____________ ,|,0 management assures us that nunc of in due time. H,ese old-time features have been elimiEven the Editor Hustles. noted, but on the contrary they huve kept I l ’alnlka New »] R. J. Holly, managing editor of them and added the up-to date ideas. Mrs. Harry L. Alexander returned SatThe preformance is given in n canvas nnford Herald, was a visitor in Pala£ tonlny night from a most enjoyable two-1 theatre, amply scoted, with stage and I this week and the ¿'lews enjoyed n long weeks visit to her parents in Dade City, scenery the same ns you sec in the cities. |und pleasant visit from this leader in Polite uniformed ushers are In attend-1 Florida weekly journalism. We have Her in my friends here gladly welcome h*r return. once to see that you arc properly seated, been a reuder and admirer of The Herald j T C l c p h O f l C 6 0 . Two preformances are usually given, one since its start, ami now that we know its 6 E NE V A G L E A MN Q 3 . ___ nt*2 p.'tn. mtdons at 7*30 p. iu. A speo-1 editor personally and linve had occasion tltSfihrd tuo i.to for publication Iasi week) laculnr street parade is given at 12 noon I to witness his zeal for his town, our -Social t'urrcapundcMW to Ttie Herald: on tlie day ofi vthe performance, and a grand terest In Ids bright paper will be u « . . IO il U lv U B jr U is e |K-t lu tiu tim i , c iiiu u u n t i iI iwsv.*»* mis. ungronl. a worker in city mission* freobond ^ n c e tl b r Prof. McCammons keener. W nnta; ^ u** ,B visiting her sitter, Mrs. Band, 0f 20 musicians Just before before iftch evich I| j U8t nrTived, Snider’s canned goods I V..C. banlcU. catsups and firescrves, at Garner fit Geneva is Jogging on, much like other A little money now and a little now and Roberts. Pieces—(toys and girls smiling at each Iron beds from $2.50 up. Get them quick then is the way to buy celery land. See wher und parents sitting up nights to at the Sanford Furniture Com pany., M. M. Smith for particulars. *wk their children's examples. If com* $10.50 value sanitary felt mattress go­ “ Long's Preserves in glasses. Finest on P*ny drojis in the game grows more In* Chas . E vans . ing at $8 for the next thirty days. San-, market. 1«re»tlng; all can take a hand ot the Mattings of all kinds and patterns, from _____________________ __________ ford Furniture Company. Problem and each may hove o different cents, at E. A.. tohitjon, while the child falls asleep, and . Garner <« Roberta open their Sanford 120 cents per yard to 50 floras to school the next day to write a |avenue grocery today. Everything In I Heffleld'a Furniture Store. Fresh Mackeral at f t H. Hill’s grocery 11n w w i v w t W M t W W V w v w m w w w t w w Iv H H t H w t t W ’> ®l*-spclt explanation of a poem he can* I groceries, hay and grain. Well LIPE No. 1 C ITY CIGAR S TO R E 1 Best Line of Cigars and To­ baccos in the City Newspapers, Magazines ^nd Periodicals ■ . s * . V - n-t_s. »; ■ 1* • ■ ... * ■ ■ " -■ 1' ' . ; J \ i ^ r .m t * �February g, TM C SA Nf ORO il CRAL P — Published Every Saturday MornlnX at Sanford. Fla. R> J< Holly, U am fin i Editor Itend a* wcond-d»** mall matter A tu 1008. at tht' Poetofflc* at Sanford. ! under Act of March 3rd. 1879. Durham A dm tU lnf Company. Jacksonville, Rep­ resentative. Onice First Floor In the Bishop Block. First Street Telephone No. 148. Lucky Sanford I •" Not even The tender vegetnbles tnjured The celery growers who have been want­ ing cooler weather, ought to be satisfied. The editor of the Santo Rosa Star has ir,sympathy in the reccn t-lo ss o f . his inmig office by fire. 'T h e g o o d work' being done by C.,’ J £ Lcfller at the Sanford headquarters In Jacksonville Is noticeable In the greater number o f visitors coming to Sanford. A charity association la needed in San«. > ^ord to take care of the cripples who flock Ityo the city on every train and boat. Probably the co-opcralion o f the Northern '.cities cmild Ifc obtained in taking care of these indigents who are dumped upon us every winter. The dealer who dispenses Jamaica ginger to the confirmed drunkard is send­ ing a soul to perdition faster than a hun­ dred saloons could do. Prohibition will never make any h ead w ay-as long as these concoctions are allowed to be sold promiscuously In a dry town. There are two good movements on foot In Sanford that should receive the support of everyone. One is a grand formers’ pic­ nic at shell mound on Celery avenue, and the other Isa Stanford day at Jacksonville. Both will do much toward aiding our city und adjacent territory in forming a Greater Sanford. _____ Orlando is very sensitive about the weather report and takes’ tho TitnesUnion to tnsk about publishing an erro­ neous »tolenient regarding same. The Rej>orter-Stnr draws the mantle of charity over the affair and explains that while the Tiines-Unlon. stnjcd Orlando to be as cold ns Jacksonville they did not really mean Ao.say so. It is now up to the Tlmes-Union to put Dro. Howard on the back andmll will be peace and automo­ biles in Orlando again.______________ _ A CHANCE TOR YOUNO MEN Editor Russell o f the Palatka News has ever been" enthusiastic about the (treat advantage o f Florida and every issue of his paper contains something good along this line. Below is his adVtce to young men in the last issue o f the News: “Some one has asked us ‘What is the chance for a young man in Florid’af* The answer is, first class, if he is the right kind o f a young man, , A doctor, lawyer or merchant com ­ ing to any one of our larger cities will find the field welloocuplcd. The weak will surrender. The strong will fight. To the weak-hearted we would say: . ' ‘ You wilt have competition here, of course, but you h a v e -th e finest-opportunity for success. You hove competition at home and thAt, too, of the hardest kind. In the thickly popu­ lated states your professions and your business enterprises are, for the most part, in the handa of men who have been long established, who have the advantage o f wealth and family in­ fluence. You have had to meet a competitor strongly entrenched. Here the fight is more in the open. Men on the ground in most of our towns and cities have only n few years the start of you. In new communities yet to be established you may be among the first on the ground. Stran­ gers who are constantly coming in cannot go, to the old family doctor, o r , lawyer or merchant. They must look about them to get the best of s& vlce or o f goods. Your salvation is in your own hands. In ten years' the population in many o f our cities and towns will be nearly doubled and many new towns will have sprung up. If you want opportunity you will find In agricultural pursuits the state offers many advantages. Land with­ in seven or eight mites o f Palatka that went begging at- SO cents an acre 15 years ago is now hard to socure at from $ 8 0 to $100 per acre. It is about and in the Irish potato growing section of Hastings. New uses are constantly being found for what was formerly regarded us useland. Eight acres near Sanford sold two weeks ago for $11,000. Ten years ago you could have hod it for the taxes. Men all about there now arc making money raising celery. . There, ore few drawbacks to pre­ vent a swift and steady growth of Florida. With its rich agricultural prospects it is certain to advance rapidly in population and wealth and the young man of energy who gets on the ground first will reap the re­ wards sure to follow the coming in­ vasion of home seekers to the most delightful all-the-ycar ‘round cllmnte on earth." ROOSEVELT ON IRRIGATED UND President Roosevelt's opinion of irrigated land as a farming proposition was given in regard to the irrigation of the aridwnstes of d csch lands in the West, nnd it ap­ plies also to the great sub-irrigated dis­ trict of Sanford, ns these lands are far superior to the lands of cite West, where The systems o f cnrialk Is used. Ills senti­ ments are as follows: A copy of the Congressional Record "I believe the purchase of Irrigated has come to hand. It is a nent paper . Land to be the best way for a man containing umstecn pages and shows of small means to m,1ke himself in­ dependent And I believe I am qual­ (•nrOlul preparation ill the heavy reading ified to pass Judgment as I have been matter. Some good advertising matter interested in irrigation masters local­ - interspersed among the reading would ly and nationally for fifteen years. make it a paying venture. We would “ The results are simply niWundihg to suggest that (lie Incoriwators advertise those unfamiliar with the great sub­ ject of irrigation. “ government envelopes printed cheap" in order to kill off the legitimate printing “ And I believe the happiest man these days is the-man with the little tenoflices. The Record ought to prove ns acre irrigated farm— even five acres profitable as the printing office. is enough to support a family and keep it busy. We would hate to preach that one "The owner o f a Ten-Acre irrigated Form doesn’t have to *knuckle to the should spend all they earn for the com­ boss,'- nor strain his conscience in tiie mon expenses. Make It a practice to struggle in ’ the Intense commercial­ save just a little each day or week, ac­ ism of the day. quire tile habit nnd learn how e a sy ' it Is "His income is practically untouched after you make the start. It has been by ‘ financial depression.' truthfully said that the best thing for nn “ His living and peace of mind are not dependent upon the whim of any investment is real estate. With the San­ ford Lpnn and Building Association to | man. aid in building a home, everyone ,will "He is king in his own little domain. soon hjtve an opportunity o f owning “ He can make his little ten acres earn as much os a quarter itcctlon (160 profmrty instead of paying rent. acres) unirrigated would produce__as much ns between twenty and eighty thousand dollnra in cash would bring. . Congressman Frank Clark has introloaned out ut 6 dct cent. Induced a- bUl-Ut Congress which- pro* idca| ‘He has his close neighbors, his tele­ .‘ that tht^United States government shall phone, good roads, schools nnd church' •' erect and own pdstofilce buildings in fa cs—-in In fact, all (he comforts nnd con- [ fRO M MACABONI DELTA f » + 4+ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ »» From Ths Herald s Special Correspondent Bv Wire leas. Telephone Two o f Asa Hoplight’s flabby-chested girls commenced wearieg long dresses last Sunday. It is about time as they are frightfully spindle-shanked and bow-lei ged besides. We have received an invitation to lake dinner, with BUI Spooner’s family, which wehnveeecepted and will give particulars next week. The Spooner's are educated people, whose ancestors came over In the Mayflower.and took, first cabin poisagt While Aunt Roxana Gilchrist was milk ing her caw last nignt with one of Jonas Korpeter's patent cow milkers, one of the valves busted and scared the cow And she kicked Aunt Roxana over and ran off with the machine. The old lady's stomach is much distended this morning and Doc Skinner thinks her vermifuge appendix is dislocated.1 ~ Sam Orcutt, our constable, has sent in bis application to*Gov. Gilchrist for n pos­ ition on his staff. H e offered to take the place for a doUnr a day and do chores for the governor's family all winter. Military t runs In the Orcutt fnmily. Sam's father served through the war with much valor as bnggngc wagon driver and was wounded In the stomnch by a mulc.kick, Society is much tore up round here over the elopement o f Lucinda Bigger, head waiter in Mart Buster's boarding bouse, with Mart's goggle-eyed son. Matt Is is awfully chagrined as Lucinda is a grass widow and is subject to fits. Amanda Blinks was so far recovered from her last summer's accident that she was able to sit up to the table and cat with the family last Sunday, Amanda slid down the bump the bumps at Dixcland last summer and slid onto,a big sliver. — HAYRUDE. v .-... — -— — __________ First Car of ridrlda Celery. {New York Packer! , i Pittsburg, Jari. 2 5 __ The first car of FJorldn celery received on this market tills year arrived Wednesday morning nnd was handled by Day & Co. The con­ dition of tho car for an early shipment was very good and it met with n fairly good demand. Most of the stock sold from $2.75 to $3 a crate. California celery was in plentiful supply and the feeling on this slock was ap­ preciably affected by the offerings of Florida celery. The market on the former declined toubout $4.50 a crate for the fancy stock. Twelve cars were on track, nil told, Friday with 15 enrs in transit. The Great c. w . PARK DRAMATIC CO, _ TO S A N F O R D = % * All the Week Commencing *4. Monday Night, Feb. 8th Under their own new and up-to-date canvas theatre This company is composed of the very best New York actors and aci. resses, presenting the latest New York successes nnd are capable of produring such ben'lltifuI plays as the following: The fascinating play, THELMA, founded o r Mûrie Correlli’s novel of the same nnmej The life of LENA RIVERS. You have nil read story. "Nuf Ced.” - ■f * ? * ■* '.'o' yt'i Pm 'r ’ ' i f ' 1V- f È 1 ■¿V*. j iT . ■ Sump of the editors who did not support Governor Gilchrist in his race-in. the pri— inwy, but on -Uiexxmturynlid everything ,V In their power to defeat him, resorting in some Instances to questionable methods .'-.to injure his candidacy, are now “ slobber­ ing" all over him. The Sun opposed him Tor the norutiMMjon, but never resorted to abuses* viliWntion of the man we had known for thirty years to bean honorable, upright gentleman,, nnd we are glad, to observe that some o f our contemporaries have found out that he realiyTs not so bad a man as they pictured him during - the pripary.—Gainesville Sun. this beautiful heart Other Plays: QUEEN BESS. TEMPEST AND SUNSHINE THK HILLS OF ARKANSAS, HOW HOPPER WAS SIDETRACKED Matinees Thursday and Saturday, 3 O’clock ^ ( H A L F P R IC E) Performance Commences Promptly nt 8 o'clock. P rices: C h ild re n 25c, A d u lts 3 5 c , and Reserved Doors open at 7, S e a ts 15c extra Location o f Canvas Theatre Corner of Magnolia Avenue anil 6ih St.eet. Minstrels Coming! S A N F O R D One Night, Feb. 8 26th A nnual Tour of A. G. ALLEN ’S Thrlce-o-VVeck W orld More alert, more thorough and more fearless than ever. A President of the United States will be sleeted this year. Who is lie nnd who is the mon whom lie will bentT Nobody yet knows, but the Thricc-n-Weck edition pf the Ntw York World will tell you every step nnd every •detail of whul promises (p lm a campaign The Oldest and Largest M instrel O rganization in the United States o f the inost obsorbing interest. It may not tell you what you hope, but it will tell Refined and up-to date, including the greatest galaxy you whnt idi The Thrice-a-Weck World long ago established a character for im ­ of sweet singers ever assembled in one company. Artistic partiality and renrlessness in the publica­ 2ake Walkers, Contortionists, Trick Bicycle Riders, Acro­ tion of news, and this it will maintain. bats, Singing and dancing comedians, an avalanche of If you want the news us it really is. 'Sub­ hrilling features presented under a Mammoth Canvas scribe to the Thrice-o-Week edition of the "lieatre seating 2,000 people. New York World, which comes to you ev£ry other day except Sunday, and is thus, practically a daily at the [viceof a weekly. Tiie Thrice-a-Weck World's regplar sub­ scription price is only $1 per year, and this pays for 156 papers. We offer this E xperienced N urse — For information unequalled newspaper nnd The Sanford address “ Nurse,'* Box 103. City. Herpld together for one year for $1.50. Shade Trees—Those wanting shade trees The regular subscription^ price of the two of nny kind, such ns palmetto, mogfudis. jiapcrs is $2. All Local Advertisem ents Under This ook and maple, should see A. F WcsterI3ui Heading, One Cent a Word Each Issue dlck. Trees guaranteed to grow, Arrival and Departure o r Malls 293, Sanford. Big Minstrel Show A D M IS S I O N : 25 and 35 cents WANTS Effective November Fllirrnlh. Arrive From North.......... 7 (HI a. m., 2 03 p. rn . 5 40 p, m South.... ......................7 0 0 » . m . 2 3 3 p. m Tampa only ... ............ .............., 1 1 38 a. m Tltuiville branch.......... 9 00 a. rn . 5 40 p, rn r, Win.>r>- P iu e-or-on k rfryT a rr Foa SAt.e -=fcctturr' plants— N load; blocks or otherwise. W. B. Ballard ----------- -------------Altamonte Springs, Florida. __ Bxkda branch-------------------------- 10 3u*_m, . Y oung man o r good character wi»he* ^ l « )l,lll,tV fnr sLnlc cheflP’ ' 'w em ploym ent! n or near Sanford. Address OOWW.w f t CllUl a renucjind D iim HrttL A. J., Geneva, Fla. 24-2 F urnished R ooms for Kent- Good location Tor .SAiJ—J jm n di.ch eap . -Sixteen feet only twu dollars per week if tnienxtonce. long: 214 horse power Stanley engine; Cali at Herald office. only used for pleasure one season, und is To Exchange: Northern business nnd in first-class repair. Reason for selling. I residential property to exchange for San­ desire to buy a large boat. The seating ford or vicinity vacant lots, orange gruve capacity is eight people. or Improved or unimproved crlery lsiw|II 95 A. in. P. B. B rantey . Clermont. Florida. — A. W. Brown, box 826, Sunford, Fla. tention, and after they are attracted your Ciu*. F. H a m m , Puetmaater. II C Ha m m . Aai’t Puatma*ur. if you want a first-class typewriter at a Inducements must be strong enough to Wanted— Everyone to know that d* moderate price, call at The Herald office Blickensderfer typewriter is tiie !*«>} 00 hold them. Sanford is attracting more and inspect the Blickensderfer. The best the market. See them at The Herald ol* Are you a subscriber to The Herald! new people this year than ever and nine and mo6t compact machine on the market. flee. out of ten Of them buy property here. One of the greatest factors In Sanford's IT It's MULES you want l a p low o r T w o n i t « furnished room s for real They find everyUiing as it was represent­ « a r c h o f progress is the Sanford A .E ver­ h a rro w , se e Jam es tlarn K , * ^ James Harrised and every assertion proved to their glades railroad that Is now being built For Rekt—Two medium-sized front .For Rant—Dusk room sacundlksiC entire satisfaction. Uirough paj\ of the famous celery d«lt* « » in s and ¡»entry, up stniM. Apply at Address Box 331. 5pi Fourth street. There Is no better advertisement for a to Lake Jessup— Gainesville Sun. Lost— Between Pastime Thejiter and merchant than a satisfied cuitomer, und The new treaty between the United Wawted—Party to contract to furnish Sixth street, plain gold bracelet. Re,ur those people who locate in Sanford ore States and Honduras provides for the ex- engine wood on ruck, for S. L E. railway. to Henry McLaulin. and receive reward. so thoroughly satisfied that they induce I tradition of criminals who have heretofore A. P. Connelly. For Sale— Good property, now bringing their friends to locate here. found a place of safety from the law for For S ale— Perfectly sound, gentle horse; twelve per cent interest on investment. __N. 11. G arner. Sanford. lady can drive; price reasonable. Good crimes committed in Oils country. size and can work on farm. Also good The Sanford lUustrated booklet recently F or S ale — Fay-Sholes typewriter, in The great and alluring Range at the buggy and harness If horse is taken. Issued by the Board o f Trade is one of first-class order. Will be sold ciieap. In­ State Fair at Tampa, Is now in partial 2 2 -3 ; -■ Box No. 9, Lake Mary, Flo. quire at Herald office. T the best advertising booklets ever pub­ readiness for the three weeks o f carnival For rent or for sale— cash or terms— lished. .The cover is printed in four col­ If it's printing yon want, send it W D « and display, and It Is certain that the new cottage corner Eighth street and H erald office. Firs(-class work guaran­ ors and aptly Illustrates'Sanford celery. attraction offered on this famous amuse­ Muguolia avenue. Four nice large rooms, chen and bath. Occupancy about Fep. teed. ment street will be o f a hlghert class than m.' „• , „ ,7-S. O. Shiniioese*. Superior ] riming for all purposes ol T»t T he H x x a u i 's 'phonfc is No. 148. ever before. Phone 115 after 6 o dock Herald olii Trilby branch........ ..........7 00 a. in . I 10 p. m eveiPy jwwn with from’!,0(H) to 5,606 in- "VBJrtenCérBf fife'nïSrWrië~vrtrtriKe" Tat area branch....... ....................02 p. m. prosperous and ciosq-knit community, biibiiuuis The idea and purpose of the | Leave Fur though they jmus by, the great isola­ North.......... .................. 2 52 p . g oo p . _ bill liRhkuye the large sums paid out anted fami." —President Roosevelt. Nooib . . . . . . . 1 55 p. in.. 5 30 p. m., 9 00 p.m. / nublly for’rent. To erect these buildings .TltiwviUa W a n d . .. .7 7 . 9 OO ■: tnl. E 25 p! m. Oviedo brand)....... '...................... 2 30 o in ^ Is propused -to sell $20,000.000 In' o o o d a d v e r t is in g Trilby b r a n c h .............1 45 p. m.. 9 00 p! ml t"-■bhjjils at throe per ceqt, running ‘ thirty n T“ vt rf ' r * 3 c?............ 8 AO a. m . 2 23 u. m. It is difficult to induce people to visit a Branch train* daily except Sunday; other* dally years. pouch received from Tampa at city unless you properly attract their at­ 1 If this bill passes, Sanford will .get - a ’ , building whose appearance will be com­ mensurate with the *improvements contem[dated. The city lias outgrown the postoflice. w ater- .JV a �February“®. 19Ö9 THF SANrORD HCRAI was lost in wonderment little dreaming that some yearn later Edison would Contrlve to send fohr messages over the same wire. Another short lapso of time And Major Marks 'Again W rite s'Ills Cyrus Field bound the Old World to the Sanford Friends ^ New with his submarine cable. A few l 'tuiijimW more years—a second of the dock of eternity—and the genius of Marconi in­ SUMMARY OF FLORIDA AFFAIRS sures to the world the blessings of wire­ less telegraphy. Humanity la prone to accept these little Writes of the State Fair— Remembers services from the men of science very Sam ,Russ and Other Oldmuch as n matter of course. The discov­ Time Floridians ery is a nine days* wonder n\id then lapses into the'commonplace of establish­ New York. Feb. 2, 1909. ed fncts. To (he Editor of the Herald: The holding o f the midwinter state fair Today we arc able to appreciate, the nt Tampa should prove of Immense heop- f n c u b a u r n ureindcUtcil.to.Mrj Marconi, ill to the industries of Florida, and no cf merely as n detail of present day life, fort should be spared to make it an ns with the saving of sonic sixteen hundred sured success. All considerations o f per­ human lives. *■ sonal or individual interest should he sunk The collision of the inward hound Ital­ In the larger proposition o f industrial ad­ ian steamer Florida nnd the outward vancement on general lines and all sec­ hound While Star liner Republic in the tional partiality avoided in diB]K>sing of fog off Nnntucketl Islnnd last Saturday -J3uy Cofum bia Indestructible R ecord s because they are really problems and issues affecting the agncul morning might hnvfc resultedInthVgrenT^ indestructible—and you w ill keep on buying them because o f their tural, manufacturing, mining, rnllrond, cst maritime disaster of the ngc hut for shipping nndiotlmLgreat Interests o f the that signal of distress C. Q. D. which was incom parably full, clear tone. state nt large. ^ •* wafted on the wind. As it is hut six __ T h ey fit m ach in e! C ost ,35 Gents! G et a catalog. la in glad to notc.tiuu this spirit pre­ lives were-lostrdue directlyto the Impact vails among the organizers of the fair o f the two vessels. The Hnltic, first to A splendid repertoire to choose from —and w e are adding to and I shall watch with'particular interest appear on the scene o i the disaster In it right along. the deliberations o f the.convention o f the answer VO the wireless call for help. Is citrus fruit growers of the state to he held now in this port with L650 rescued pas­ on February 26. ns I find announced in sengers. The colliding Italian stenmer The Herald. k Floridn, badly disabled crawled in in her As' nn old! and experienced orange wake. The sunken steamer Republic lies grower I realize that the best protection at the bottom of the sea .beyond redemp­ to that important branch'of industry lies tion. in concerted action on the part o f those From nil accounts much self-possession who are engaged In it. Any and all at­ was manifested by the passengers of both tempts to conduct it on isolated lines, by colliding steamers and the crews of the introducing cut-throat methods o f compe two vessels, led nnd inspired by their of­ *:■ -s .;. <•*;- •> •> • DR. W. E. HOUSHOLDER •• ■;*<• titlon, underselling or lowering the stand­ ficers, acted with great courage utid ■ R. L. JONES. Proprietor R. H. DINGLEY, -Manager * ards of |>rotcction, can only re-nct to the coolness, rising in sundry instances to the ■ * DENTIST detriment o f the general Interest ut stake. pitch of heroism. Thon«? 141 The Italian steamer wns filled with em­ Ruum* 23, 24 and 25, Pico lililí. The Industry should he considered as n whole and treated accordingly. The fruit igrants fleeing from the ravaged districts SANFORD. FLORIDA. growers should devise the best means of of Sicily nnd Calabria, who but escaped (Firat Street, one Mark from Depot o[>[iosltc Puitofllce) pooling thdir issues so as to he in a posi­ one horror to rush upon another almost tion to net independently.when the spec­ nt the end of their destination. JOHN C. SNEAD Unstinted praise is being bestowed oh ulator; relying on the weight of his money ARCHITECT hags, seeks to tempt^or to 'coerce. The officers, crews and passengers of the illhanks of Florida are surely competent to fated stepmers, nnd particularly on tin* 'Phone IOS • , 113 W. first Street meet the emergencies that m ay arise and operators of the wireless telegraph oil SANFORD. FLORIDA better able to take risks at home than the Republic nnd Hnltic, who kept up S h o rt O r d e r s A t A ll H o u r s E v e r y t h in g F i r s t C la ss capital from out the state. Is the cow of their communication unceasingly for 52 national prosperity which fattens South hours. ANDEW JOHNSON Without in the least detracting from t Prompt, Clean Service., t and West always to be milked in the ATTORNEY-AT-LAW EastT This quostlon Is tpade the subject tills no doubt Just mead of praise I want of nn excellent lllustmtion by Artist J. to start a little cheering on the side for a Pradler» In State and Federal Count ' ■ ■ ■ ' ■ ■ ■ ■ ■. . . - U I Campbell Cory in the last number o f his young man by the name of Mahcom. Phfiijf 248 The lesson tuught is a valuable ope. M G T Building. magazine "The Great West." The fruit­ Had (he Italian stenmer been equipped ful and prolific cow of National Prosperity is represented as grazing on the resources with wireless telegraphic instruments the D E A L E R IN THOMAS EMMET WILSON of agricultural industry while tier udders collision would not have occurred. Hence, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR are being pulled by a Wnll Street hanker. the regulation of traffic on the high sens should require all steamers to he provided AT-LAW Park Avenue In Spear's Qrooery 'Phone 1 Uncle Smn stands by wondering what would hapj&n if that cow's stern was with-the wireless system of communion-. l.ste Ststr Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit of lion under heavy penalty,__The marine florida „pointed the otlter-way,- -— and life insurance companies Hltould in­ Reiiclencea, Sanford nnd Sylvan Ijk e I believe that the Truit growers can con­ trol the situation if they will net in unison stantly get busy to have lids requirement Any division in their ranks can only enforced. GEO. A. DeCOTTES Meantime— All hail. Marconi. redound to the benefit of the simulator. COLUMBIA Fits Your MacKine and Lasts Forever Never Breaks, Never Wears Out Purer, Clearer, More Brilliant Tone your A. H. CRIPPEN & SON Railroad way Sanford, Florida ! T H E C IT Y R E S TA U R A N T Steaks, Chops, Oystcrsand Fish a SpecialtyA P L A C E FOR LA D IES AND G E N TL E M E N C H O IC E FLO R ID A AND W E S TE R N M E A T S NATURE’S WONDERFUL FOUNTAIN. Shipments on consignment or commission should he discontinued. They should ap­ point their own agents In the great mur-kits and seii their oranges at auction, as is the most successful practice in London In short, let the producer reach the consumer by the most direct methods possible. When I have to pay five cents for a Florida orange In New York I feci that I urn eating forbidden fruit. • • • . Alas! [xxjr Russ. I knew him well.. Sad and solitary wus his ending; his life checkered and unhappy. Let those who are without sin among us cast stunes at his grave. Poe lias been dead one hundred years yet there be many who rethember the evil of his ways and would allow the good to be for­ ever interred with his hones. May the earth rest lightly on the mortal remains of Sam Russ. Let us forget his frailties in the recollection of the goodness of Ills heart and the beauty of his mind. The »«•If-righteous and the Pharisee rich in J__ leondemnatiqn were ever beggars in charity. They cannot bestow what they do Jim ptftMM.— ------------ — ---------------------• • • cube root* It is refreshing to reud in this morning's papers Unit an association of prominent manufacturers of food products have taken sides will) the law as against those who arc seeking to overrule the decision of Dr. Wiley in regard to the use o f ben­ zoate of soda nnd other chemical preser­ vatives. At a meeting held yesterday in this city tlte advocates of ‘ the law as it stands made the following plain state­ ment in the preamble to the resolution calling for the organization: "So long ns any of the food product in­ dustries are permitted to use artificial preservatives and coloring matters, or other injurious and doubtful adulterants in foods, and unwholesome raw mntcriuls and practices in food preparation, the legitimate trade must hear a part of the disgrace which these adulterations bring upon the whole food producing industry. "The final success of an organized op|io•sitluti tu those provisions of till* lliw lieFe referred to will not only cause in ilsCif Irreparable injury to the reputation and standing of the legitimate food producing interests of tlte country, hut will tend t cause a grca(7lullMiry HI revert to-thtr-dtplumbic stats existing prior to tin* enact­ ment of a National food law, to Its great disparagement both alhotnc andohroud." This sounds hojteful and encouraging. The legitimate industry arrayed in force against the illegitimate. * . May the association flourish and stand manfully by its gups. ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW Practice imbuite and Ferlerai Courts Welborn Block Sanford. Flo DENTIST Room Li Pico Building SANFORD. FLORIDA DR. R. M. MASON DENTIST Phone 19 Welborn Block Sanford. Florida A. C. HART S U R V E Y O R A ND D R A U G H T S MA N ■^ velina unii Cri»« -Sectioning for Drainage a Si»rcia!ty SANFORD. FLORIDA Pun; water is essential to good health. United Stntes Government analysis and classification. Guaranteed analysis hv s w o n m lliuiuk.--------------- — ------------------- ------ High rollin')*'"pine lands, beautiful palms, walks, scenery. New hotel, new furniture, telephone, daily mail. Furnished cottages‘ to rent. Four miles Horn station. Address W EKIW A SPRINGS COMPANY, W cklwa Springs, Fla “ W;~Gt- HA-MMÔND Some of the old-timers w ill- no dtkilit ARCHITECT remember Col. J. H. Dorr, one o f the pion­ Office with Murrell & Minshew eers in the development o f Or tinge coun­ ty. who was lurgely instrumental in the Fico (fu rl .block building of the railroad front Sanford to Kissimmee. » Full Line of High-Grade Cigars and Tobaccos Notwithstanding his long residence in * ' ' Agent for the Fumous New York, hla advanced uge and infinni— M. R. M arks . lies, Col. Dorr kept a very warm spot in . JCLOVER HILL URAND BUTTER —--------JEWELER.— — r Ready for Business his heart for lit* state o f - his -enriy ex­ SANFORD, FLORIDA The Sanford Carriage works Is now lo­ ploits and is ever eager for news of cated in Its new building on Oak avenue, Florida. oppositetlteOeo. H.Fernald iiutehinoshops. While extending a full measure of sym­ Mr. Underwood is a practical earring« ma­ MY SPECIALTIES pathy who came last-In your late mayor­ ker and any orders entrusted to him will alty campaign I recognize that in the receive careful and prompt attention. Be­ Pickard's Hand-Painted China fe-clecilon o f Mayor Forrest Lake the cit­ sides manufacturing bugglps, wagons and Gorhuiii*s Sterling Silver izens of Sanfonl manifested excellent harness, they are dealers in carriage goods, Rogers' Plated Wure gasoline engines and roofing. .They also Judgment and civic spirit. Elgin and Waltham Watches To put a good man in office Is a good d6 general repair work and horseshoeing, for which their new quarters are well None hut first-class labor employed and all contracts guaranteed to he in accordance tiling. To keep him there is a better. equipped. ‘ The business of the public Iswitti plans and specifications earnestly solicited and faithful and con­ evolutionary science When Professor Morse set the firel<ete- scientious business treatment is* assured A it n n rm c m tA R A W T F rn instrument a-dicking the world all patrons. CHAS. H. EVANS Staple and Fancy Groceries Henry McLaulin I. C. HUGHES CONTRACTOR and B U I L D E R Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty . - •I t • t* ---- �r. \ ------- -■ • - ......... ................................................ .......................... T lir S A N fú an l i e t A L O . _________________ ______________ and vicious precedent IT enÄ U ÄR0DND FLORIDA cTSangerous acted into law." H— Rcmcdy For Vagrant*. Arrangements are now being made to establish a steamship line between Jack'T h e L a n d fjKur* i o f flo w e r s ” Pensacola is arranging fora great Mardi Gras this year, to be held February 22d 23rd. Railroads will give special rates. C l l l l E l ) FR O M THE STA TE P R E S S The coast hotel companies stationed at Key West and Pensacola ore to be transWf'* **# An Epitome of the Week'* M ott Im­ ferTed to the forts in New York. The prosecution of William M. Brown portant Happenings In the for violation o f United States banking State's Domain. About $70 0 in cash and a large quan­ laws in connection with tlie failure of the tity of stamps were lecured by burglars Fort Dallas National Dank o f Miami, re­ from the DcFunink Springs postoifice on sulted in a verdict of not guilty. Jan. 22d. The safe was blown open. Warmest January Ever Known. — ----------------Tlm-Orpheum-theater-in Jacksonville.i* ‘’ 1nreW "M Cm rconn1n That January-Yhtiv will bo opened Feb". 8 oa the Mabel Paige known. An excess o f 223 degrees above theater, that popular actress having se- normal has been recorded for the month •cured n long lease on the building. up to and including Sunday— which Tlie grnpefruit grove of Kimball Atwood means on average excess of 9 3-10 de­ on the Manatee river la n veritable gold grees each day, Sunday the hortest tem­ mine this year for its owner.' It Is estl- perature o f 1909 was recorded— 81 4-10. rhaiéd thnt thc yield will be 0 0,0 00 boxes This is nearly the highest on record, the valued nt $£00,000. highest temperature ever rcoorded here -L-» • • ■ * ■——Announcement is made that Jackson­ during January being 82, which tempera­ ville is to bq n jx)rt of entry fur theLognn ture was readied once each during the and Berg steamship lines of Amsterdam, years ÌB9I71898,' 1901 and 1900. The wnrmest January recorded before Holland, with regular and direct sailings to Hamburg, Liverpool, Rotterdam, and all the present year 'wns January, 1907, sound ports, as those on the Mediterranean when nn average temperature o f eight sea. The arrangement is to go into effect degrees above normal each d a y -w «“ reg­ istered. Last year was the dryest year In February. The total nmount received fromthesale ever known In Florida, the records show­ of Red Cross stamps in Florida during the ing a decrease of 10 inches over the next dryest year, 1901. At present lite, holidays wns $1,010.88. chances sepm to be that the unusually Louis C. Mnssey of Orlando was elected hot weather will continue for some days grand master at the eightieth nnnualcomor long enough to make this the warmest „ inunlcntlon o f the Grand Lodge of Masons January ever known here. The warm of'U ieiraroof'TTW fdii, recently held in wave has also been playing about Cincin­ Jacksonville. nati, where the temperature for the past • Mrs. A. Pauline Palmer who wns tried several days has been wanner by one or In Tampa last month for thomurder of her two degrees than here. However, cooler husband, was acquitted, the Jury taking weather was recorded' there Monday but o ne ballot. She Is now trying to colmorning, the mercury hnving suddenly lect the insurance on her husband’s life. dropped to 34 degrees. Thomas A. Edison will winter at Fort G reatest In S h o w s In H i s t o r y : " Myers, -where he has an elegant 'home. He For live years Mr. Park has given pleas­ and Ids family will arrive about the mid­ ure to the people o f the South. Neverhedle of February. fore has there been so many improve­ William J. Bryan wns in Tampa yester­ ments made to make the show the best day to assist in laying the corner stone o f Its kind. Great tare has been token of the Y. M. C. A. building. in selecting, a casLof competent, players The United States government has taken each one an artist In his or her line. a lease uf the docks belonging to KlchardThe plays were all written especially son fit Stnrbuck nt Tampa, where a corral for this company to please the people. will be built for the receipt and care of The-old adage is "You can please all the stock belonging to the government that people some of the ^tiine, etp." but Mr. will be sent here from Cuba during the Park is trying his best to overcome that next four months. and please the people all the time. A contract lips been let to Charles Mon- , This will be the fifth consecutive year gcrc to feed the United States troops re­ this populnr attraction has . toured the turning from Cuba by way of Tampa dur­ Sunny South, playing sometimes four ing their Btny in that city, which will be weeks engagement in some of the cities until their assignment to the vurious forts where they go each year. Mr. Purk has throughout the country. The first contin­ demonstrated the truth of his statements gent is expected Monday d r Tuesday, and regarding the merits o f his enterprises on the last about the middle of March. former visits and when he announces that ho expects the- present organization to "Work is being pushed ns rapidly ns possible on the extension of the Florida surpass any he has before had the pleas­ East Coast ruilway from Knights Key to ure of bringing to this city, the pleasure Key West and wc expect trains to the lat­ seeker can rely on it. ter plage./within six months," “is the stnte- • The C. W. Park Dramatic Co., will open dTulajnhTBIdTTebmnry' 8th "iiiehniVudeTlitJ wllck Ti/ VR:t? Presided for ono week in their own canvass tlicaParrott, One morning recently. Rnv. C. L. Yates Ire/sam c as before with a change of plays nml D. M. Davidson boarded u train ut and specialties each night. Prices, children 23c, adults 35c and Bennett's Lake bound for Jacksonville. At Dukes, a few miles east. Miss Emma reserved seats 15c extra. • “I t ' " fi! l e. Pinkerton entered the same train. When L oss o f the Steam ship Republic the train was well under way Mr. DavidDuring a fog tbe latter part o f Jan. the sou and Miss Pinkerton arose and were steamship Republic of the White Star line mnrrlcd by Rev. Yates. On returning from was run into by the Florida of the Lloydtheir wedding trip they will reside at High Itallnn line, twenty-six miles south of NunSprings, where the groom Is a merchant. tucket, and so badly injured that assist­ lu trying to mnke peace between two ance wns called for by wireless telephone, men who were quarreling nt Janesville and promptly rendered by several vessels one day lust week, Samuel Musselwhltc that caught tlie message. The passen­ was shot and killed. gers from both Injured steamships were The Tanner House ut Port Tampa City transferred to tlie Baltic which came to was destroyed by lire Inst-week Tuesday. the rescue and taken to New York. There bIT told. Six “AiiaugciiieniS have been made with the Mallory Line Steamship Co. to bring 2,500 persons lost their lives Jn the collision. men to Florida to work on the Key West The Republic wns taken in tow .by oilier ships in hope to get her safely to harbor cxtehslon of the East Coast railway. but the vessel began to settle, _her crew . » . James Platt, an Orlando newsboy, luu was taken off nmi jn a few minutes she received a check far $150 from tlie pul>sank, file value o f wireless telegraphy ■fishers of the Saturday Evening Post as was fully demonstrated by the fact that a reward for having sold more pppirs of the call fnr. haip.waBTrtdnafTmi inr un less —thBT paperthnn •nny-twyltruny-ttiwTr nrtyboy lir tir than seven vessels all o f which immedi­ the same size In the United Stairs. ately went to the rescue, thus preventing State Superintendent o f Public Instruc­ What might have been a horrible disaster. tion Holloway has called a convention of No M ore Spuds county superintendents and high schftol (Taylor County Herakll principals to meet in Lake City, March 16 We cannot accept any more sweet pota­ to 18 Inclusive, to consider Important mat­ ters pertaining to the interests of the toes on subscription Just now, as we have more than enough to last us through the schools of tlie state._____________I_ year. Chickens, eggs, hams, bacon, and The President has vetoed the bill passed lard are mighty good with potatoes and by cpngress providing to correct the mili­ any of them ore good for subscriptions and tary record of John H. Layne of Draidenscissors, and will bo uccepted at market roWTT, Tloridn.' Laynewns a soldier in the prices. The ulTer of a pair of scissors Spanish-American war and was injured with every year's subscription paid in while trying to save government supplies advance will be withdrawn as soen as the during a fire at Ponce, Porto Rico. In his present supply is exiiausled. If you want veto message the Paesldcnt says: ~ "The to take advantage o f this opportunity yog bill is highly objectionable because it pro­ iiad better hurry up. poses to alter certain historical records of T the war department which should be kept Commencing January 1st, 1909, George ’ inviolate, and confers a favor without any W. Venable, contractor and builder, will warrant upon one special individual not employ only union labor, and work eight entitled to such favor. Jt would establish hours a day. »t.rn n ry ^ ltna Peoples Banlr-t>f— Sanford __Sopchoppy, whose name suggests a nything besides the American Idea of pro­ gressiveness, has come forwonl os an exemplar. This little town down in Llberty county, if we ore not mistaken, has resolved to put to a good use the gentle­ men of leisure wjro are brought before Its local court. It means to make them help in beautifying a city whose hospitality they have abused and whose Inws they have broken. Hereafter, in Sopchoppy. every indi­ vidual who has been wrested, been hauled to court, who hns been fined and who. upon ranching down inlo his jeans to find the "wherewithal” has found it lack­ ing, will be put to work to plant two cab­ bage pnlnqettos to add to the scenic nt- T “ Opened Capital 9 3 0 ,0 0 0 .0 ^ for business in 1906. Accounts of S IX Now handles HUNDRED Residents of Sanford and immediate vicinity M O T T O : “ To ts felt w ith both frls n d and fos, Oft yo u r ow n little righ ts forego; It P a y s . “ Thc scheme is g n excellent one. and it might pay the larger communities to adopt i t ______________________ D E P O S ITS P aper H ouse M oves South Tho Anderson-Wilson PapcrCo. of Rich­ mond, Vp.. has opened a large house at Snvhnnah, Ga. They have rooms Nos. M. M. SMITH, President 310, 312, 314 and 3t0 Day street, cast. IN SU R ED A G A IN S T LOSS H. R. STEVENS, G. S. DERRY, Vice-President Cashier H. E. TOLAR Ass't Cashier HAND BROTHERS and 313 and 315 River street. It is not.n brunch, hut nn equal with their Richmond house, and their prices will be the same. This house will be a great saver of time and freight to Southern printers and pub­ lishers. L. A. Morgan of Americus, Go,, will continue to look after their interests In this section. Harness and Bugglss LIV ER Y, F E E D and SALE STABLES <~*Wl ' '* Blacksrhlthlng and Horsoshosln| Horses and NJules Bought and Exchanged H AVE YOU SEEN THE A U T O M O B IL E 8 F O R L IV E R Y U S E i ! Pope Contracting Company High-Grade House-Building a Specialty — Î -:—\ Blickensderfer? DEALERS IN A TY P E W R ITE R FOR A L L PURPOSES Builders’ Supplies, Interlarchen Sand Alpha Cement, A cm e Plaster One that will stand the greatest tests Cannot get out of nlignrncnt Plans, Estimates, and all Information relative to Building The best machine on the market Cheerfully Furnished A $100 Machine for $00 .See them ut The Herald office SA N FO R D j H E R A LD OFFICE A T RESIDENCE T H O M , -t il 3 0 * Ffrsl St., Sanford, Florida , ALBERT GRÄMLING FIR ST N A TIO N A L B A N K Tonsorial Parlors O F SA N FO R D , F L A . Fashionable Hair Cutting -a n d General Barberinj» Hot and Cold Dathi at all Hours. phur Baths a S p ecia lty Hot Sul F. H. RAND. Präsident F . F. F O R S TE R , Cashlar - G E O . FER M ALO , Vioa-Fras. B. F . W H ITN E R , Assi. Ca.hlar Only National Bank |n Orange County Funds Protected by ‘ Burglary Insurance" Baiaty Deposit Boxes for Rant One visit« end you breóme n Hiau nth Patron O R G A N IZ E D 1007 Pleo Bloch opposite Eipreaa Ottica J. F. S U N D E L L jj E l C a p i t a n de T a m p a Contractor and Builder Finest Five Cent Cigar On the Market Will Furnish Estimates for any Building --lic|iairs^_Etc. FOR Oßicc at A. C, Hill's Lumber Yard SALE AT jh t-R r-P h ilip s’ Drug Sto re SANFOKD, FLORIDA. F. T. W ILLIAM S SURVEYOR nml CIVIL ENGINEER SOI Elm Si.- Phare 273 SANFORD. FLA. -_House. Furnishing Goods - St ov e s , C r o c k e r y and G l a s s w a r e W ALTER D. BELL A ttorney - at -L a W A (Mirarti Examined and TIUct Theo. J . M iller & Son Perfected Wall Paper, Paints and Oils, W hite and New Home i>euln| Machines, Edison Phonographs and Records, Wholesale Room 21 Pk*> Dluck, Sanford. Florida, Dealers In Gasolene and Kerosene IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN * Wekiva Tribe No. 41 FRETE S A M P L E S O F Hunting grounds of Sanford. Meetings ' ofi the 1st a fid 2 fid Wednesday Of BdOJ month in Masonic H all Visiting broth­ ers welcome. Old Shoes Wanted I am ajjain asking for OLD SHOES. give what they are worth I SIZES, 6, 7, 8. 9, 10 II AND 15 A. E. Irvin’s Shoe Shop Cor. 3rd St. and Sanford Ave, ■»,<_ ' ’ JJ1 K B R A & I L Pap«.«.-;:: change fcv uninviting w H iitriu n g dismal rooms into an attractive, cheerful home. W A L !- P A P E R POST. £*r daf itatinq roófl*| A you Intend pspenng will bring you Miopi« '***• .c ** *°.UT the privilege o f selec­ tion* hum the largest and most varied stock in the South. Jf you Intend-pzinliog •end for pnee* ' nd color easd, Wc h»vc every­ thing In PAINT, and u * save you money. hpefbapa,Wrtf» (slew} h p * t»p fL W rE itorW tu-mw. myu. B A LF E -C O N R O Y C O M P A N Y m �IN AND ABOUT THE CITY Little Happenings— Mention of Matters In Brief. personal items or interest Sanford celery prices this week. * bringing excellent The work upon .the. brick paying First street will bo stnrted at once. Mr. and Mrs. il. B. Kling of Woodbine, W. D. Holden hns returned from n busi Iowa, ore visiting Mrs. M. J. French. ness trip through the Ovetdo section. Now Is the time to buy your four-inch Young man stenographer (statistics osewer pipe for mains. Big stock on hand. specialty) desires work; good correspond — A-. E. Hill ent. Hernlikr • I. M. Cox. soliciting agent for the W. W. HoWnrd of. New York is In the Southern Express Co., was in the city on city with a view to purchasing some real Thureduy. estate. Miss Estelle Lewis of Longwood wris 4J- A. Thompson hns nn advertisement Summary of the Floating Small Talk the guest o f her sister, Mrs. I. U.WIIlluma, in this issue regarding his new meat mar­ Succinctly Arranged for Hur­ Wednesday. ket on Park avenue. ried llerald Readers. ! Wool Dress Goods Sale I •>. . >. * Wade, the tuner. Orlando.-— Bb. Clarinet, cheap for cash. Herald. High-grade oleomnrgerinc. 25 and 30 Best line o f stoves over brought to the city. Frices the lowest. — A. E. Hill. • Ttie contracts were let this week for cents a pound; Garner & Roberts. M. M. Smith hns 1,000 acres of celery «everal new residences. For R ent— Eight room house, $20 per land. Sold qn_easv terms. month. Enquire 014 Mngnolin Ave. Arthur Holland, an expert stenographer Drop in and inspect the Princess steel Is a guest of the Gate City House and Dill Pickles, sweet mixed, cucumbers, ranges. A real range at a moderate price. desires employment mangoes nnd sour pickles In bulk. Sanford Furniture Company. . Chas. E vans. Mrs. Bradley of Bloomfield, N. J.. will High grade Cigars and Tobacco. SmokHon. T. P, Wnrlow, prosecuting- attor ^ p end the winter w ith Mr. a nd Mr«. Fra n k a p p l e t » hneTn ney, was in the city Wednesday, on offi­ ^ er' he city. Chas. Evans. Albert Philip, o f Starke Fla., h a . acj A Qnrk „ rcaldent of Mnytown Wfl8 cial business. R. L. Jones spent several days of this week In Eustls. , _____ ‘ ■ cepted a position witli the Soutlicni Lx- 1 u guest at the Pioo this week while look­ press Co. of this city. ing over the Sanford lands. Watch for opening o f thtr Art SlOfeTTIrsf Mrs. A. C. Cassll has returned to San week In February, ford after q pleasant visit to friends in Iron beds from $2.50 up. Get them quick |Jacksonville nnd points in Georgln. at the Sanford Furniture Company. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Briggs -left Tuesday ‘ N 'U Garner will rent your property for for their homo in "Rochester, N. Y „ after you. s(tending several weeks guests o f Mrs. Wade innkes frequent trips to Sanford. Johns. Write him at Orlando. Mr. nnd Mrs. S. G. Houser of Savannah Richardson, representing the In­ land Type Foundry of St^Louis, was a pleasant entler nt The Herald office Mon­ dny. Mrs. E. P, Wclborne of DeLnnd spent Mondny in the jtily. Mrs. Wclborne is special agent for the Equitable Life Insu­ rance Co. os soliciting agent. Everyone will be them success in their new home. sorry to see him depart, as he counts his Now is the time to buy your sub-iniW ilA I 1 S L L G Ü L S A N 1 0 R D } frimnls by Ills acquaint ------ ----------- Eirrcdiirnrr set? m t m . Sm iur Best line of mattings ever brought to S. A. Wilson has returned from Petoskcy. The Placards Are Making Quite A Stir Sanford. See them at the Sanford Furni­ Michigan, nnd having disposed of his in­ Every W here ture Com(>any. terests in that city, will devote his.timetu The placards issued by the Sanford J. J. V o r p c o f Van Wert, Ohio, was in Ilia celery land recently purchased on Cam­ Board of Trade bearing tiie inscription tiie city Thursday. Mr. Vurpq is a well eron avenue in conjunction with Messrs. _U>ucky Sanford" and being prominently _ _ known colonization agent and is very de- Williams nnd Hastings. displayed at every vantngtTpoint are at­ .sirnus o f focating’ a colony o f western You need n good typewriter nnd do not tracting attention and making people sit farmers In the celery delta. . . want to pay an cxhorbitnnt price for it, up and take notice. The inspiration" Iron beds from $ 2 .50 up. Get them quick are the Ulickctulerfcr. iilT h c Herald office. cum « to oua oi -Sanford'« booster« tins at the Sanford Furniture Cohtpany. _____ __ The Inal issue of The Herald stated that week that owing to the fact that Sanford always came through thecoid snaps with Mr, and Mrs. Albert L. Wilhelm of Ports- tiie Sanford Furniture Co. would sell iron her vegetables unscathed Sanford was mouth, Ohio, are guests o f Mr. nnd Mrs. beds for $2.00. It should have read ha Sencord. Mrs. Wilhelm is a violinist $2.50. But the enterprising innnnger, certainly lqrky nnd the world should hear of note and will be remembered by ninny J. D. Davison accommodated all who of it. Some twenty thousand of these cards ure being printed nnd will greet the Sanford people, having visited here gevernl came and supplied their wants at $2.00. eyes of tiie people in every section of yean ago. Tiie price is as advertised. Florida. If you see tiie "Lucky Sanford" Connected with this paper is a printing Fresh fish every day—Guaranteed to be sign you will know what it signifies. office capable of producing the highest fresli—also oysters. _ Lucky in climate, lucky In crop«, lucky in grade of office and society stationary. —S. C. Richards, Lcflicr Block. improvements, lucky in health and wealth, Capt. Henry McRae, a prominent citizen in Sanford life Is worth living." L T. Irvin, Jr., a prominent business man of Washington, Ga.. is in Sanford on of Trilby, was in Sanford on business Several Sanford Fires a brief vlth; - Mr. Irvin h o i te ir acres o f ^Wednesday, nnd paid this office n pleas­ <*lery land under cultivation, and is here- ant call. Capt. McRae is extensively en­ There were several small fires during looking after his interests. He is antici­ gaged in celery culture here und has a the week in Sanford, caused by defective pating large returns from his acreage, and largo acreage under cultivation. Mr. Dick­ flues. Very sljght damage was done, as •arms well pleased with every tiling he bos inson is associated with him in this busi­ the fire department was on band promptly ***** in Sanford, having unbounded fuilh ness, and they anticipate successful re­ at every one of them and did excellent sults. in the future prosperity o f the d ty. work. In every instance the loss of prop­ Methodists, Please: February 14 Is Birthday Missionary Sunday School Sunday. Help us by bringing or sending on that day one penny for each year of your age. erty would have been enormous had it not been for tiie prompt arrival of die department. Too much praise cannot be given to Chief Hand and his excellent squad o f volunteers. D AYS ONLY! i=i . ,<. < ... fc ____ I Thursday, Friday and Saturday. February 4, 5 and 6. The now carringe factory of W. H. Un­ derwood is assuming larger proportions nnd will soon have the brick work finished. Planting time is here*. M. M.Smith will have arrived in the city nnd will mnke Sec H. H. Hill for Celery City Blend sell you land on easy terms. Sanford their future home. Mr. Houser Coffee, finest on earth for 24 cents. Geo. E. Nolan, cashier o f the Orlando lias been appointed express agent Get estimates from Pell on house print­ Bank & Trust Co., was a visitor Ip tiie If you want n first-class tailor-made ing. city Thursday. suit for $12.08, call at D. A. Caldwell fit U. S. cream separator, very chenp.nt Mr. and Mrs. Don Gordon spent several Sons. — Geo. H- Fernald Hardware Co. days of this week in the city. Mr. Gordon Rugs, frdfn 75 cents up. E. A. Hcffield "Our Own" coffee. Iiest 25 rent mffee oil Is g well known newspaper innn of New Furniture Store— - — rlie market, nt ciliter s tora ..u f. Garner fit Orleans. The famous Fox River Butter for sale Roberts. Mr. Kemmer and son Julius o f I’ etos- at W. W. Long's Grocery. Opening o f Art S tore and W om an's fccy, MicH., purchased five acre» o f celery Go to 11. 11. Hill for everything in the Exchange at Crlppcn’ s Music S tore land this week and will make Sanford grocery line. Saturday a fte rn o o n , February G, 1909. their home. New-line m en's pants $1.25 to $5, at Everybody Invited. Olives in hulk and in all size bottles. M cttln ger's, Knri Tnkuch has returned home after u Chas. E vans, Hon. Geo. ti. Dickinson of Mnillniul was Visit to New Orleans, Tampa, Jackson­ Chase & Sanborn's ten nnd coffee, the a visitor to the city Tuesday. Mr. Dickin ville nnd Gainesville, lie leaves next best there is. Garner & Roberts. son is enthusiastic over Sanford's many J¥cekJur F a r it i green). Good 200-egg incubator and brooder Improvements. . Do away with dust while sweeping car­ going at cost. The streets are filled with wagons pets by buying Wizzurd Cnr(»et Cleaner of —Geo. H. Fcrnold Hardware Co, bringing In celery to be shipiicd to north W. W. Long. For an up-to-date tollor-nmde suit, see era (mints. Sanford celery always com See Pell for 'paper hanging. New fall 1). A. Caldwell & Sons. mnnds ,i good price! patterns just In. • Newsline m en's punts $1.25 to $5. at $18 Art Squares for $15. size 9x12. E if you want to sell or buy city lout, city Mettlngdr's. i A. Heflleld Co. property, celery farms, see N, H /Gsincr. Percy P. Voyle, representing tile Jack­ Women’s exchange, nl the Art Store Headquarters for iron Age tools. Any­ sonville Advertising Agency, was in the "Everybody Join. — K ays "8* Ketchum. thing you want in hand plows, fertilizer city several days litis week, in the interest Electa Brand Ten and Spices. distributors, etc.. Harry J. Wilson. ,-ofJils firm. . C has . E vans . We wish to cull attention to tiie adver­ Dean Spencer of Orlando was in the Good ^200-egg incuUulor and broode tisement of the Columbia Phonograph Co. city Wednesday nnd paid The Herald going at cost. A. H. Crippcn & Son are the Sunford office a pleasant visit. The Dean carries — Geo. H. Fernnld Hardware Co. agents nnd will show you the phonographs » sunshine wherever he goes. The boats and trains are still bringing at any time. Diiy Henry Clay Flour of W, W. Long in new people to Sanford who nre anxious Swell line of quartered oak chcffoniers f Tlic best on earth. to avail themselves of (lie grent opportu nt Sanford Furniture Company. Garner fit’ Roberts sell high-grade Cigars nicies in investments. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hoffman of Canestotn, and tobacco. Try them. Our own coffee," 25 cents n pound, for N. Y., nre spending n few days in tiie dty. Tiie Royal Tailors Brand of Clothing. «ah* by Garnef-fle -Roberts.----------------MriTuid Mrs. "Hoffinan were in Sanford ■ inPHITs perfection. See samples at D. A. Dr. W. Housbolder 1ms purchased the several years ago ami nre greatly surCaldwell fit Sou's. * purchased the dental office of Dr. F. B prised at the wonderful advancement be­ $18 Art Squares for $15, size 0x12. E. Stephens in the Pico block. Dr. lious- ing made in tin* city.— A. Hcffield Co. iiolder solicits a continuation of the pat­ C. C. Worthington is busy this week ronage of Dr. Stephens. collecting fruits and vegetables for the Every railroad, Btenmship and stenmboat line entering Florida bus now Iron beds from $ 2 .5 0 up. Get them quick Jacksonville und Tampa exhibits. Any nid given to Mr- Worthington in (ids pro­ joined in tiie offer of cheap rates to tiie nt the Sanford Furniture Company. ject will be greatly appreciated, ns lie is State Fair at Tampa. When you have nn item of news call very desirous of making a creditable dis­ Some iieople seem to think Floridu is phone No. 148. play. slow. Let them, try Gurner fit Roberta Mrs. Edward McIntyre left Mondny for Samples of engraved visiting cards nnd with nn order. Phone 39. Savannah where Mr. McIntyre had (ire invitations in tin: latest nnd best styles 1 •E. Koumilhit, who bus been ucting cedfd her. We arc sorry to lose Mr. and «» express agent, will return to his duties Mrs. McIntyre from our midst hut wish may be seen at Tiie Herald office. Methodists, please: . February 14 Is Birthday Missionary lunday School Sunday. Help us by bringing or sending on that day one P*noy for each year af your age THREE n: p . yow ell & . M• . >< , - .. ■ *«» , >. . . .. , . >. . co. + + ÿ -t> + * + + * + + + + + + < t* 4 -+ < 3 ‘ * 4 » i> 4 " > 4 -f4 -!-+ + + * * * 4 -+ + + + + + + + + + + + + : ; FARMING P L E M E N T S I Wc arc Agents for Clark’s Cutaway Harrows Planet Jr., and Iron- Age and Hand Tools Horse The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co - = = SANFORD, FLORIDA 11 --------- W H Y NO? USE Painter F e r t i l i z e r N O W , A N D S A V E 1 M O N E Y ? It 1ms shown more results for the Money Invested than any other, * It will pay you to examine the Celery Fields where P a in ter’ s Sanford Celery Special is used. Our representative, C. M. URADWATER. is in Sunford every week. Sec him or write to him at Orlando or TH E E. O. Writ« for Oookut. PA IN TER F E R TIL IZ E R ,> :: «> CO. ¡j JA C K S O N V IL L E , F L O R ID A '.WVW H H W W WVVWVVW W VW VW VVVVVVWWVWVVVVVHVVVWVWVVW ' BIG C U T IN j fu r n itu r e ! Stoves, Crockery, Carpets, Matting, Rugs, Sewing Machines, Etc. « I Twenty Per C e n t Off On All Goods for the Next Thirty Days Only SANFORD FU R N ITU R E CO. T rvK cJU U P n n t in r t I Q uickly and Nently Executed nt The jiernld Printing Company �THEÏÀNfÔftD HtMLD F e im ary g, FLORIDA FIRES 4* Letters and Communications on Various Timely Topics. COLUMN DEVOTED TO PEOPLE In This Department will be round the Views, Opinions and Comment of Practical Writers. IWe Invite eorretpondenee on live topic* from *U ■eclloni of the County, *l*o newi Item» of lntrrr»t. Brevity will ln*ure prompt pulilicnllon. Article* contrary to the view» of the Editor will be pulr llihed. but *bu«lve *nd anotiymoo* communica­ tion* Will ho rejected. We will not be rMpmifate for opinion» expre*»ed by contributor*. All oommunlcation» Intended for currenv l»»ue mu»t bo In hand not later than Tueiday p. m l—Et>. Our Esperlmeet Station. To the Editor of The Herald: "Ttpiafc." Milton, Carrabelle, Titusville and Sum* ‘ tervllle Visited D u d n l Week Last Sunday the town o f Milton was al­ most totally destroyed by fire. The loss Is estimated at about $ 20 0,0 0 0. Among the most Important buildings burned were First National Bnnk, three furniture stores, the Star building, city hall, Waldorf hotel, and two livery stables. The fire broke out early In the morning and was beyond con ­ trol when discovered. In all, twenty busi­ ness houses were consumed, Carrabelle was visited by a fire ¿unday night which destroyed a hotel, three stores and a large quantity of lumber belonging to the Franklin Lumber Ca.. Loss estlmated at $40,000. Titusville was the scene o f an Incendi­ ary fire Sunday morning whidi destroyed the planing mill and storage sheds, with their contents, belonging to the Titusville Lumber Co. Large piles of lumber on the skids ready for loading on cars together with a quantity already loaded were also destroyed. Losgftabout $50,000. When help arrived nnd run out the flro hose It was found that the hose had been cut in several places, rendering them useless. The Sumter county courthouse was de­ stroyed by Ore last Saturday. Cause of fire nnd amount of insurance not stated. IF You Want to Buy òr Sell C ITY PROPERTY OR TR U CK LANDS Come and See Us The following report Is specially for the readers of T he H erald by Prof. P. H. Rolf*, State director;-----------*---------The farmers o f the State should be in close touch with the work of the National and State Experiment Stations. The stations, by their technical train­ ing, and equipment, are prepared to old In solving practical problems beyond the reach o f the man on the farm, burdened with Uie dally derails ot his businessIt is hoped your renders will give this U st o f Unclaimed L etters report their careful thought nnd atten­ Remaining In the Sanford Postonico nt tion. , Respectfully, close of week ending Feb, 2, 1900 l —J. V. W eeden. -------------:— r— ““ There are nt present sixteen workers Edvard», Mulà ' Ulllan, L. S. Morey, Mn. S. R. Moore, M in Beule A Smith. Mr*. Mmlworth Sr nr I , Mill Malici Will il. Min Francia on the Experiment Station staff. Each one is nn expert in his tine. The ser­ GentlemenS vices o f each one, or all o f these are free Kritrr. Mr. R. Alrleln, Mr. Joaeph to the fnriners of Florida. Lyon», Hon. Huih Amutroni. Mr. Roy Some of the lines of work that are now Drown, — — Malnmpy, Mr. Edwsrd Murry. Mr. S. being conducted at the Experiment Sta­ Brotfn, Noah Ncltoti. C. II. tion nre studies in vegetable growing. Carter. iir^Yaneey VniW|| ff »Vi Nowlcn, Mr. R. E. fruitgrowing, farm crops, soil analysis, Davi», Mr. Sam. Robert», Mr. I. H und milk and beef production. K o «. Mr Will Pavla, Edward E. Sintletary, Jame* In tho twenty years of its existence, Deatan, W. E. Small, S. W. Field Ins, Mr. W. C. the Experiment Station hns published Shamera, Mr. G. 8 -OstHtrMrrA.bulletins,'107 press bulletins, and 20 Gilliam, L. F. Tillman. Sherman annual reports. These publications nre Johnson. Tommy Wood. J. A. free to every Tarmer in tho State who Persons claiming Uie above will please may apply for t h e m e s long as the edi­ say "Advertised," nnd give date of Uils tion lasts. ' ’ list. D ia s . F. H askins , P. M. " There nje now 11,000 names in Florida Filed fo r R ecord. on the mailing list. As there are only B. A. Howard nnd wife to Henry M. 4 0,000 farm homes in the State, these reach n very large percentage o f our fann­ Sussex, wd., $1,500. Henry M. Sussex and wife to B. A. ers; though the others jwho ore not on The ¡¡at should take advantage of the in­ Howard, mtg., $700. Frank G. Perkins and wife to Copley formation. The material in these bulle­ tins arc based on experiments made In Anvey, wd., $5,000. the State of Florida. Naturally, the ex­ H. Carl Pnnn ct. nl., to J. B. Callahan, periments. must be.m ade in the region wd.. $50. where tho crops are grown. J. E. Pace to i - B. Rapp, sat. intg., Of the bulletins published. 30 are on $1,000. general furmlng. 25 on tree fruits and . W. D. Malcolm and wife to G. B. Brny, strawberries, 12 on live stock, 11 on vege­ mtg., $200. tables, 10 on soils and fertilizers, and Geo. I. Russell to Geo. P. May hew, sat. 8 on pincnpplcs. mlg.. $800. Among Uie many experiments Uint arc Tim Wilson to Dolly L. Potts, wd. being made at Gainesville, the following $250. will illustrate the extent o f sortie lines of Clins. II. Morse to J. D. Williams, wd.. Vork—32 varieties of cassava; 35 varie­ $123. ties of alfalfa. rcprescnUng nearly all continents of the carUi; 22 varieties of . Burned to Death In M ulberry Jail sorghumroverUO varieties oT" "new and T w o!n m oles oT the Mulberry Jail were untried plants; a herd of Shorthorn cat­ burned to death lust Sunday mornlng.whcn tle, for beef production with Florida that structure was destroyed by fire. The crops; a herd o f Jersey cattle, for milk unfortunates were negro men who hnd production from Florida crops. Cotton been arrested for drunkenness Saturday breeding, tfcltuce breeding, and corn night and put in jail by the marshal for breeding are among the breeding experi­ safekeeping Whether they made a lire ments. _ , to burn Uielr way out, or simply as New lines o f special investigations, means of keeping, warm, will uevr be citrus diseases and insects, especially the known. whitcliy, nre receiving careful attention. The buiiding whidi served as a Jail was Vegetable diseases nnd insects are also a small wooden affair and was located on being investigated. Uie outskirts of the town and when the During Uie last ten years the increase fire was discovered it was too late to save in value o f farm crops per acre lias been the prisoners. nt least 100 jier cent. Tho investigations The men who lost their lives were from - a nd wmluia>nipl«ta<l at—Uw— KspetiHHUib -tlm.plm»plnita m i n n n m l i h r l r nn n ip n n n Station have played a very important |unknown part in this development. ( * Popularity o f W ekiwa Springs The advice to the agricultural people Wekiwa Springs is gaining a great rep­ lias frequently saved them thousands, of utation for the health-giving qualities of dollufs; both by advising them what to Uie water and the popularity of the springs do, nml what not to do. People new to as a health resort is increasing every year. the Stale often with to take up new crops Tho tourists are now induding Wekiwa and such crops as usually fail, these arc Springs in their itinerary, and are most advised to make only experimental plant­ pronounced i o ih oM n n ise of the beauties ing»,___ . ---------------------- P^IL R m r s ,. — o f the resort JudflrBullock hint, added Per J. v. w. extensive improvements to the hotel, and . in order to supply the demand for the wa­ A. G. Allen's Big Minstcral Show which ter has installed a bottling plant, and has becif here before and has always ships the water to distant points. The given general satisfaction, is advertised springs are one of the attractions of Uiis to appear here Febuury. 8. The company section of the state, and a popular resort is said to include Jill the old Favorites and for Sanford people. has been augmented considerably In point o f members. Many new features have boon added nnd the preforma nee is said to be fully VP to and even better than the high Standard o f excellence set by them when Iirre lost sensor;— The seatmg afrtrogê ments o f the Lent have been re-arranged and every care has been token for the comfort and convenien ce'of the patrons, no that they can enjoy a ftrst-dnu minstrel prefonnonce under canvas. Admission 25 and 35 cento. M urray’ s Cement Tile For drainage and irrigation is (lie best. Perfect taints, durable and weU made. This is made in Sanford. Patronise a home industry and get better goods. Made In *, 2 ” 'n n d 'w3 ’* sIm ' 'S o ld liy tho Geo. 11. Fernald Hardware Co. 22-41 Dried Salt Shoulders at 12 H cents found at H. 1L HHTs grocery. Palatka Tile for sale in any quanity. Lawn Mowers Special price* lo reduce stock. If you want a good mower at a low price, now U Uie time to buy. Also good stock of scythes, grass books and lawn .rake*. See C. A . Reed for furniture and piano j . ; - Harry J. Wilson. moving. , tf' Day Tile For Sale. BOARDING CELERY, SANFORD, FLA It Makes No DiiTeJence What You Want or Where You Want It W E HAVE IT anti on Terms that are Right HOW ARD-PACKARD LAN D COMPANY Hardware and Farm Implements THE COMPRESSED AIR SPRAYER Used In Uncle Sant's Paint Shop During the past ypar the U. S. Navy has consumed 091,000 pounds Baal by T est tor G row er*. All who tmvr titcd Itili ipruy iuiiliniiuuily ii!,. free from blitht We have tin* largest and best equipped plain for driving wells in this section of the country nnd are prepared to till all orders promptly. Our machinery is up-to-date and 'o u r workmen are skilled .in the woik=----- Lucas White Paint and 278,700 pounds of LUCAS COLORS, builiueni io produce more than 100,000 gallons' of paint, equivalent to 50 carloads of 200.000 gallons each, nnd which would make a train more than one-half m ile long. In addition to this Uncle Sam (>«9w J during, tiic past.year marc Uian 25.000 gallons o f LUCAS VARNISHES, ENAMELS and other products. _____ Uncle Sam's preference is not u matter of fuvor, but o f QUALITY and RESULTS. In Unde Sam's, service, ns in everybody else's, LUCAS PRO­ DUCTS have an unbroken record for satisfactory results,* th ose, conlemplntinfi putting in wells would serve their best inter­ ests by consulting us and learning prices before making contracts. ’ Asparagus, Lettuce, Onions, Caulitlowers, etc., etc., In Sahford, pays I Sell the Land— Your Drains, Money, nnd Muscles Makes the Crop and the Profit IM PROVED IR R IG ATED F A R M S — U N C L E A R E D LA N D S Flowing Wells on All Celery Delta nnd other Desirable Tracts in Blocks to suit Purchaser. J . N. W H ITN ER * G. F. Smith, Box 371 , _ - 1. 1 1 / , ■„ YfiüL V ' /■' TwL.», -- 1>S'4iF Prices and descriptions upon request. First National Bank Building �TH E SANrORD HERALD n ,. nmlerslirtiil hertby give notice Hint tfi J j t^ roS y io Hon. Albert W. Cllehrl.t, at J ^ o f lE V S »« of Florid«, ot T cllch c»**. . „ . S K 2 1 0 t h day of March. 190». for Is.ulng of I'li'icr» Patent lncorporntlng the SANFORD CELU(V l>ELTA LANL)C0 MPANY. under the prok*'1,I charter attached nilnriird hi»rf*tn. hereto, the original Chtirter Charter i now on Ble with the Secretary of State at U s e e . Florida. ,. N. Wtunttar, A. T. RoesiTTTjr. * S. O. Chase. The undersigned have associated and do hereby ■tMclate themselvea together for the nuriwse of a body corporate under and by virtue of K i w i of lb« State or Korkin. and we do adopt [he following Artldea of Incorporntlon: . ARTICLE The. name of this corporation shall Im* the SANniKD ClXEKV DELTALAND COMPANY, and It. nrlncipal place of business ah all bo at Sanford. n Dd,h but it »hall have such other places of In Florida and oilier Slatea na shall be dsisrmlncd by the Board of Directors. ARTICLE-». The general nature of the business to be transafted by said corporation shall be: To buy, hold. I S work, lease, rent, eschonge, cultivate. Iinw ' and■— *■— 1— deal1 In ~al urove otherwise real estate either as inrtierf or in commission for others; to plat, lmBW 1> develop, farm, drain, u dike nml fM flQ l'Cr uC VCrop. IM I*11. UlBilli 1*1 H ii'i Irrigate landl'anddlipoae of ita products, and to do and for the full ___ ___________ .m of iu ownership. ARTICLE HI. The amount or capital stock of tlila corporation •kail be Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars. the shares to be One ' 25,000.00) fully paid up, tf ($25.00(1 ' ■ -U>tlsrs. illars.t * 100.06 ) each, and two hunllundrrd — m a and fifty hi t ......... Hundred Dollars ($100.00) ench. All the cn|>ltal stok to be fully paid up in real property at n lust value to tie Hi m and determined by the Board of Directors. ARTICLE IV. The corporation shall continue for a period of Seventy-five Years from and after Its legal Incor­ poration by the proper authorities. ARTICLE V. The business of the corporation shall tic con­ ducted by the following officers^ A Prcsldcjif,., " T V'e T fMMwn. n Scwc tniy andTm uurw.—nr i fr «Urtrd by the Board of Directors, and n Board «f Directors of not less than three and not more than seven in number. The office of Secretary and Treasurer may be held by one person. The Di­ rectors shall be chosen from list of stockholders of tbrrorpnrallon and elected annually. Until the first annual meeting and election of of Beers and their qualification, the olficera of this ___________________ Ir qua corporation _ N. Whitner, I’ reildent; A urntloi shall be: j. T. Kossetter,_yic*-rroaldenl^and S. O. Chose. Sec nasetti rrtnry and Treasurer. The Board of Directors ry am shall tie: ‘ J N. Whitner; A. T, Rossetler ond S. O e e S ^ h r fir jr s ia s .' — lb »Oral organisation meeting of stockholder* of this corporation shall be held In Sanford. Florida, on the Ittlh day of March, I'JOU, fur the purpose oi adopting by-laws, and doing such utber business as It may desire to transoct. The annual meeting shall be on the first Tuesday of May of each year .A RT IC L E V I The highest amount of Indebtedness of this cor porntion to which It can subject itsulf shall not ciceed Its capital slock. ARTICLE VII. The names ond residences of the subscribers of stock In ibis corporation, and the amount uf stock subscrilird by each is as follows: _ I N. Wpilnct. Hanford. Horlda, 01) share*. A. T. Rossetter. Sanford. Florida, 71 shares. S. O Cli^se,, San ford, Florida. HU shares. In WrrNfss Wlltxtor, the subscribing tncoruora tors do hereby »ubacribe their names this third day of February, A. I). IUU1). J. ti. Wnmrrx, A. T. Itussrrtu, S. O. Chase. S tatt or F iosida .' t Cottrmr or Okani .c. I ir,e. Before rne K. E. Mnswrll, 0 Notary Ihtbllc o f the State Whitner. A itale of Florida, personully personally came J. N Whitner, A. T. Rossetter and S, O. Chase, to me wail known to be the persons named In and who signed the fore­ going Articles at Incorporation, and each for "him self m knowliilgrd that he subscribed nntj_r*evyicd Ihr tame AilkTcs of IncorporntionTor the purposes thertlrt expressed. In Wnatüi Wrtrstor. I have hereunto set my band and ufficiai seal Ibis 3rd day uf Kebruury A. D. 19011. •Q [esst 1 R. C. M u t it i. Notary I'ulillc Slate of Florida. My comiiiitvloii ♦spire. April 13. I»I2 25-8 lla VIHano Rotundo herein duly filed, they depose and say upon opih that they are the complainants named In the furr-golng Hill of Partition: thnt Ihr rnpondem. Vlttoiia Vuiaho (or Victoria Villano) * " non 7 ts Idem of -the Stole of lineid«; that she l* tin Infant under the nge of twenty-one years; iij.w iresides s ? / ? c“ 1« " ,,f ,he Kingdom of Italy and with J'ity of Sanford ) r • . 1« V ' -c? I » » in Chancery to Lot t. muck y. Tier s.) Enforce Taa Lien Owner Unknown, »ml) To Alt Whom It May Concern: Upon application or the City Solicitor, it It hereby nnlc»«l that on or ‘before the i eh rttary Mule- day-» next, facing f'ctirtiary f, -A. ' ? nb. In. aaid court . y o u atijtcu r... lu - and answer the biff fifed and »c t lbriri 111r «v* lure of your respective Intrrests In. right to. i""nJ H1’011 !*■»• ■«*•»•« situate In the City of Sanford, sod described in the bill as; Lot I, Block 7. Tier 2. It is further ordered that this order lie published In the Sanford Herald, a newspaper published lit s.ti't (*Ii(V Nice a wevlc for eight consecutive weeks pripr to ssid rule day. •Witness mV •hib'V'Tlild *«¡1 of the said rirs cull courEthts Jjili day of November, A. I). ■0<i8. II. M, Hoblrtson, (Seal.) 23-B Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County. UNDERWOOD Max* L. Sum. In Circuii Court. Seventh Judicial Clrcult, Orante County, Florida uTi™*«* Villano Rot undo and \ ■ ‘I* .Kotundo, her husband, / *nd Mike Rotundo in hU «r-n t m fof Vittoria Villano. ToVittorie VilUno: ) riva the affidavits of Mlkr Rotundo and Canna- S. F. S A L L A S & C O . Tin, Slate and Tile Roofing of Machinery Autom obiles and Gas _ i— -E n gin es.,_ _ 1 w w a H H k a w w w w w o w Re a l FLORIDA U w w a w w w w kk w w M l ! .I „ E S T A B L I S H E D 1869 / • Are Offering Any^junLAll Kinds of Florida Real Estate ■. and 1 1KK T h e Marks Es ta te A gency + + + + + + < " H ‘< -* + + + * 4 ~ t-+ * + + + + 'H > 4 I — S a p is js i-U b r a r y -^ \li Corner First Street and Palmetto Avenue Sanford, Florida <m w w Office fmd~WDrks'2 H Onk Avenue , 'Plrunu .130, SANFORD, - .Ml Gutter and Galvanised Tanks Repair Work a Specialty DEALERS IN at as Low Prices and on ns Reasonable Terms As Can be Had Anywhere. onice on Pork Avenue. Iictween First nntl Commercial Streets, SanfonJ, Florida ' ROOM 20 Upstairs, Pico Block The Sanford Building & Loan Association Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p. m. . - j—- --AND The Pioneer Visible W IL L BUILD YOU A HOME .— Saturdays 4 to 9 p. m. - For Particulars. Call on L * * -f-+ -t--t* * * * * * * * * * * * * * + * + A It makes no difference what Typewriter you use now. O. H . F E R N A L D W. D. H O LD E N F . P. F O N E T E R HOLLY W I L L I A M S — have used in the past, or --- . Phone 132 C L E A N S AND P R E S S E S How to Beat the Mail Order Folks. J* ’ - Ladies' Skirts and Gentlemen's Clothing Sanford Avenue Our Monthly Rate for Club Only ^ "| . 2 5 W. W. LONG Giving you twelve pieces n month. We will call for and deliver your clothes once a week. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. DKALFR IN M. P. LIPE, Manager. ■** » «n i; t ln, l , M ‘i Fresh Meats Groceries ! FRANK L. WOODRUFF In Gold's Barber Shop Write os for further information •t Sanford Pressing Underwhod Florida J . C. HIGGINS A. T . R O S S E T T E R H. R. S T E V E N S D E A LE R IN will eventually buy is the Florida and Western Meats Fall Line of Groceries Jacksonville, Dlraefora T . J . M IL L E R ... may use. the machine you STATE DEALERS 'M C . H . F E R N A L D , P rè s. A . T . R O S S E T T E R , V. Pres. A . P. C O N N E L L Y , S o c 'y , & T ro a s . ; Strangers W e l c o m e H. & W. B. DREW CO. -r ■ - • Ci4y Olcxk. Approved January 19th. 1900. « d * Fuaxcsr La u . Mayor. Florida Repairing All Kinds Free Reading Room :: To Provide for th e Appointm ent of a City Scavenger, D efining Ilia Dutlea, and tor Other Purpoaca. January 4 ih.lUO». Sanford, ? — THE— i l u l A n b . r J , Fla., in set orfica with H O L D E N N E A L E S T A T E CO. In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida . for Orange County. AN ORDINANCE lie it Ordairird by tha Mayor and City Coubcilof the City of Sauford, Florida Stnyst 1. It. shaH bc_ the liuuv oi_thc llayui. Jdh the approval of the Council, to appoint n City Scavenger, whose compensation shall be fixed by the City Council. htr. 2. it xhall tm the duty of the City Scavrn gcr to remove ail cxcrcmeut irom the privies with la ihe corporate limits of the rhy at least once each werh, nml all the gar huge placed upon Ihe xtrerts dally. lie stinli also remove from the city limits nil other mflrnslvr or unsightly matter or substance when requivsttd to do so by the Inspect 0», Marshal or Mayor. It shall lie the duty of the Scavenger to thor oughty wash all emptied buckets before replacing the same. Sir. 3. Every privy within the corporate limits of the city shall he provided, at the extiense o f thi Uly. with one or more water Closet ImcxctH of regu latloti pattern; the number of buckets n; I* usnl In sny one privy shall be determined by the Clio Scavenger, subject to Hie approval of the Inspector ■nr the: Sanitary Commillre of the Council. It shall lie the duty of Ihe Scavenger to supply the buckets where needed, and within two days re l*irt the name of the occupant of the premises.with the number of buckets supplied. t<* tlie City Clerk, whose duty it shall be to keep a list of the buckets In use, and by whom. Stc. «. Tlie owners or occupants of shall put nil garbage in sultofile reeep Place Mime n:i|nlde uf the Mill-walk ou the »Ucct. In * place Ipr the heavenger. S»r. 5. All uwnefi,'ngents or uccupants of prem­ ises where buckets ore used, shall pay $ 1.1)0 per bucket per quarter, payable quarterly In advance; •all stores, saloons, rettuurants, hotels, and uU ■other placet of btisjnexs shall pay $1.50 per quarter. payable quartcfly in adv«nca, offices and resi­ dences where buckets are not used shall tiny 75 cents quarterly, payable quarterly In advance, for tnc removal of garbage and trash from their reSpectlve plerea. ■ , S*r- $ The aggrclste*amounl ot all revenue d«r rived under liie provisions of this nrdlnomc jltlill. - “ A s s s Hi i t n n g ir III Ire used by the Sanitary Loimnlllee for sanitary purposes only. — ^-bEc. 7, ■Tlie payment for buckets and scavenger »ervke shall be made at the office of the City Clerk, between the first and the tenth of January. April, July and October. The Clerk ahall keep a record — t* ali mtntiee received, and payout the same hy the order or approval of the Sanitary Commit­ tee He shall make a quarterly report to the Coun­ cil of nil monies received and paid out under the provisions of this ordinance. Sec. 8. All violators of the provisions of ibis or­ dinance shall be punished by a fine of not less than *1 bj) nor utorn than $50.00, or by imprisonment and labpr not rxcrcdiug thirty days. 1 “ • All ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict with the provisions of this ordinance are hereby repealed. btc- 10 .Tills tielnj a sanitary measure, the same shall taka effect immediately afiFr1its Passage. AC EN y8 raJii*« ® iI4 i ’ *do,n,in,1' Matlgjlannl Provlncli di Kingdom of Italy ond that there it no person In the Slate oi f lor Ida the service of a sub*‘ f i ^ u p o n whom would bind ihe said Victoria «0 appear to this Oil) lorn! Vt* 1,11 on, Monday, the 1st dsy of March. I»0U, the same being n rule day of maid court. It Is further ordered that toll nailer t>e published for eight consecutive wei kt in The Sanford Herald. a newspaper published in Orange County. Florida. Witness, B M Hobli to i. Clerk of the Circuit Court In and for Orange county. Florida, and the ?anri ,alJ court‘ lW* 2n<1 day of January. A. D. » »« .» B. M. RoaiMtim, Clerk, A. M. Tnsssme, lv , , i ‘ Solicitor for Complalnanti. - a2~B By M. A. Howard. D. C. JW . J . TH IG P E N & C O M P A N Y Sanford Machine i Foundry General Fire > Insurance Works ’ ’Phone GO Park Avenue, North j ?i ■ ■ AND t Agent for Virginia-Carolina Fer­ tilizers FOR S A LE 9-R00M HOUSE, 14 ACRES | Sanford’s Only Exclusive Shoe Store ÍV S1R0NQ LINE Of CHILDREN’S SCHOOL SHOES The Lntcst Fnll Stylra in Ladies’, Gent's and Children’s Shoes Just Received ;T - ’1 f t In Enterprise Drink a Bottle of $ 1100.00 -------DON PEABO D Y------Florida Enterprise FRESH MEATS m GINGER A L E OR S O D A W A TE R AND Manufactured with duta dlatilled water—they wIU Prevent Hlneao. aid digestion and give you health GROCERIES Tho Sanford Coca Cola Bottling Co., Sanford, Fla. - ' AT J. I. ANDERSON’S Thara, Mr. Man, don’t eryl Tiiay hava brokan your haari, I know, And tha trada that yau had, which mad a you glad, la a Otlrtg af tJ^jj Long Ago. •t k 0 t L 1/ .98 Fine LcaSEier Seat C. H. DINGEE Oixuillul In d.-slrn. vr.:b c.-«rcful Plumbing and Gas Fi t t i n g But atill you can gat It back— Thara la hopa for tha man who trlaa. All Work ReceiVes My Persona) Attention To raoovar your trada yau hava gat to and Deat Efforts wad a Right In and A DV ERTIB B 1 Opposite City Hall ‘Phone 230 f^evk. Mida cl quartir*i*w t4l gJUd 4i*lt wit;: a Siandsctnr ur.tCca tuttfe, bl>-t!r p*li-brtl. ‘ Tram h '-th*r »v a'. . bux trxnic convirv'^Jor- PrcucbI .. v The rrsep i» rotvthlí tin’y ««I our Immtiive ti.miljr-urJi;« uiüitlt», lor choira ««du ivrlf. tun»rtg out cfi.lt* «I nil llfil.l* til mma .-aJbt lUft titkl w« t .1 « c l « • ! U*o Adxxlcr'a p r o til ».id K it J l . i lu y o u r.t w l i a h xato. Yuit run no dunce,tor vre give » ji r mener t*’’.k if every rliafrl* im\ iifly ■%we i c ;» .« i f. Y uuttivcdliD I u’ .a C tll-r 1 » fitrra pur tu, Vhclicn.-l’ wn. c ■crx—c.-J evm t tLtr iiw, trwa Ibc J irai j;.1 bitter bcBcr Fiuftfsciion. CU- ir» f.r d ur-ttpm. piflcr. b.J-rwioi,. ani ciott cLgxnf lo tilt ptMnc-tL /.. I ni.'.^xcTvruoJ, ÎjOatH.-r.at litici. Servi fi r imr tira « 1J a frn e il c. i^eiaie xu.1 »pur 1*1 CfcrtiOi w IIM tirai teli, yen »il almot t k u »•>. rin< ui* j>.v <■» n-x. a*v* *1*1 »■»•! m-.i ty l n •W17 cholr jo a Uuj. L u .t l . r >1 l e ) . ; .tir-. It i y«.cr» Bride* and Monrwo C:*., Jatkccsirt;:*, fU~ FLORIDA CHAIN FACTONY, ' — a — M— q — c w — n ia i'.r w * a — — — i mI �'-r^ sçff*' ■ i “ '....~ ', ;^'T:^ v:T. ■ ' j - THE SANFORD HERALD 10 IN TUE SOCIAL WORLD CÒUP1E ALMOST ASPHYXIATED Gob Turned On In Room Where They Were Sleeping Items of Interest Concerning P O tN T Y P U R E LY ItOW V Xi PER SO N A L Celery City Vanity fa ir While Away the Oolden llo u rs Soclal Gossip. * Wednesday, Feb. 24, will be Ash Wednesday, and then for Lent and .a cessation o f social events. It begins to look as though Sanford society had better get very busy in the next few days and sandwich In as many events as possible before the Lenten season calls a halt on all gaiety. Several card ponies and dances are scheduled to take place, next k. week and then for n long rest and ‘ ‘sack* c l o t h and ashes." tendant who hod promised to awaken them at 8 o'clock, and only tho prompt arrival o f physicians saved them from | death. It was supposed that Mr. Tucker had blown out the gas, but he suited that he had turned it out, and turning it too far had opened the valve, agalo allowing the fumes to escape. Delng a cool night the room was closed tight and . would have proved a death chnmber to the couple had it not been for the timely arrival o f the porter upon the scene. Doctors Puieston, Neal and Bruce ren­ dered aid and it was several hours before the couple recovered sufficiently to re­ sume their Journey. L A N Between Park and Sanford Avenues, South of 10th Street, we are offering FI F T Y - 50- LO TS B THE now AND WHY Young Men's Dancing Clasa. The young men composing the dancing class of Miss GcJsle Butt gave a dance to their friends |ast Thursday evening in the City Hull bultdtng. “ Stumon’s cS e brated orchestfu furnished the music and as usuql was up to the standard of e x ­ cellence. About fifty young people were present and eycryopti enjoyed this *# e n t to the fullest. In llonorjif Miss Winchester Mrs. G. S. Derry entertained at several delightful alTairs this week ia honor of her charming guest, Miss Mary Winchester of Macon, Ga, It Is rumored that a domlnoe dance will he one of the features of the social world next week. -The Herald would appreciate the society news that can be sent in each week. It is rather difficult to guess at the different events. - ------— f —r"**1 t < OPPORTUNITY Mr. and Mr*. S. C. Tuckerof ToylorvUle..] while guests of the Pico H otel were near­ ly asphyxiated by the escaping of gas in | Society, P.eople. G. W. Lewis Dies at L on gw ood George W. Lewis died at his home in Longwood last Monday, nftcr n lingering “ illness of several months. Mr. Lewis came to Florida from Wilmington, N. C., and settled in Snnford thirty-five years ago. 11c afterwards removed to Long­ wood, where he resided until his death. Mr. Lewis was well known and highly respected and had a large circle of friends In Orange county, especially in this sec­ tion, where he resided so many ‘years. He leaves a wife and ten children to mourn the loss of a loving husband and fattier. -Mrs. I. II. Williams and Mrs. S, M. Shipp of this city; Mrs. H. L. Heath urtd Mrs. C, C. Singletary of Ft. Mycre, nnd Mrs. P. F. Crnry of Tampa,, are his married«! nughters. Dean Spencer of the Episcopal church conducted the services. Mr. Lewis tiaving been a member of tills church during his life. The funeral services were held at the Longwood home, interment being made in the Longwood cemetery. ■AT Secret of Sanford Lettuce Growing | Olven Away • The reason th s r heads o f lettuce raised I about Sanford arc often from six to ten inches In diameter, solid as* a flat Dutch cnbbage.whlteat the head and pale green to the circumference, commanding the highest prices in the markets, is that they are carefully planted, skilfully cultivated. [ well fertilized and ijtjgntcd, says.ltiej Tampa Times. The people engaged in the cultivation I of lettuce at Sanford do not all produce that kind of goods, but many of them do. Tho proportion who do is large, because the men engaged In that specialty arc close together, watch each other's meth­ ods, imitate the best, discard all others, nnd work more or less knowingly to a [ common end. They use fertilizer and water wjlh the I precision of machinery, and the result U| about as sura. • It Is only as they depart from the rules that they fall down froifi [ the standard of excellence and profit. □ For Corners .- . . For Inside Lots . * i Cooked Celery Root— A most wholesome I vegetable, practicnlly unknown to many, is celery root. Peeled, cut in dice, boiled in unsalted water and prepared like cauli­ flower, it Is delicious. Boiled whole, peeled, cut in thin slices, and combined with cold sliced potatoes, boiled with | ackets on, it is a delightful salad. SnifTED Celery—One hunch celery; ono I cream cheese; ten drops o n io n Juice; two or three pounds cream; salt, cayenne, separate, wusii, drain celery and trim into six or eight inch lengths. With u silver fork work the sweet crcnm Into the cheese, season and stuff into the hollow » f cacti | celery stalk. Serve cold. A N D Fçb. 12. -Refreshments will be serVed. 3t 9 • '..T > ' Falitos W. Manchrr. Lx ecutor. 10-B - I- '.'At !-*, *: j . 4- ~ .......* - > <**. ' HOLDEN REAL ESTATE CO. % , * * SANFORD, F L A . B[ö]E[D]mamTOniEi[simfÄi™n™DD URRELL Ct IY IIN S H E W REAL E S T A T E BROKERS t ' " ^ ^ ^ * Present to the Investor the Best O p p o r t u n i ­ ties in Florida ^ ___ figw. Strawberry Grower_____ _ You and each ol you arc hereby noil fled and re„ulm l (o present any dalm t and all demands , which have either for or a«slnst said eetata ol The ladies of the Presbyterian churcji "• M. you Mahoney, deceased, lr ‘ - * ~ 1 Florida, lu the undanuned I will give a Valentine social at the1resi­ within one year from the dal dence o f W. W. Long on the evening of Dated December 21. 1008. *• HESE lots are numbered from 1 to 50 in the -- order sol<L- Mr. Derry, Cashier of the Peoples Bank, has placed one of these numbers in a sealed envelope, and the purchaser who happens to purchase that lot in the series will receive a deed to his lot FREE of Cost. The lucky number will he announced only after the Sale of the entire series has been completed, but all Payments made by the Lucky Man will be refunded with the Deed. Mr. Derry does not know what number is in the envelope, as Numbers 1 to 50 were written on separate pieces of paper, folded, placed in a fiat from which some one drew one which was immediately, sealed in the presence of witnesses and the other 49 immediately destroyed— Ihisjvvas-daiTe-at-our-offieeat-4i) o’clock1 Monday, December 21. These lots are offered for less money and on easier terms than any in Sanford were ever offered before and some one will a Hom eSite Free. Be the Lucky Man! —Geo. II, Fernald Hardware Co. Valentine Social ' ' Romeo Coffee. 3 pounds for one dollar A lusty youngster came to the home of In County Judge’s Court. Orange Mr. and Mrs. H. H.Mulrhend, Sunday night County, Florida and they are happy in their new posses­ ln Ra Eitat« ol I sion, He Is the finest ever rulsçd on Cel­ W. M, Mahoney J To Au. C sçrn j», Lnurax, Dimuam*. ano a u ery a vem «.____________________ I W ----------------------« Ha vino C l a im A.gainst Sa u ^E stati ; 1 ------ •** * -* * Two Excellent Recipes for Cooking | Celery *- Miss Gclsle Butt has opened n dancing Chas. Evans. class in connection with her other class. Garner & Roberts have good butter in I Lessons will be given on Wednesday and one-pound prints for 33 cents. Saturday afternoons at three o'clock, at If you have rooms for rent, put your the Hotel Wilton. Terms, two dollars for name in the rooming house directory, ot | eight iCBSODB. the Art Store. ' * *- $175 10 Cash and $5 Per .Month, Without Interest APPROPRIATE f OR THE SEASON I Drain and Irrigation M aterial We make special carload prices on I mixed BizcS of sewer pipe. 4 inch. H Inch ____ New M eat-M ark«!-— apd larger sizes. Also second quality S. A. Thompson has installed a first-class meat mnrkct in Speer's grocery on Park pipes at reduced rates. See us before | avenue, and is handling the choicest va- buying. Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. , ricty of Florida and Western meats. EvFurnished Room* For Rent erything is neat and clean, and your wants Two good-sited rooms, in good location, I can be supplied in fresh and smoked meats will be rented to desirable persons. Cist­ of all kinds. The phone number is I and ern and sulphur water on the premises. [ the meats are"A No. I in every respect. Inquire at The Herald office. Call up Thompson if you want the best Buggies for Sale that can be found. Delivery to any part We have fdur fine new buggies which I of the clt^ ___________ _______ _ we will sell cheap, as wc have no place to [ W as Som e Cabbage store them. A large bend of cabbage on exhibition 22tf —S anford Carriage Works. in the real estate ofllce o f J. N. Whitncr this week created much discussion. The Surrey for Sale cabbage was raised on Mr. Whltner's We haven new $125,00 one-horse surrey farm on Celery Avenue nnd weighed that has only been used one month,which | 12 pounds. The cabbage is not on exhi­ we offer for S75.00. bition now as (he editor of The Herald 2 2tf —S aneord C arriage W orks . has ulready eaten It and can vouch for Just Received the good Qualities thereof. — The largest line o f sporting guuli ~CVc f / received in Sanford— guns, rifles, hunting Change In Express O fllcc .... S.-U.Hauser uf Savannah has been ap­ clothing; e t c . --------------JTarfy'J. Wilson. pointed express agent for Sanford, nnd Winner Washing Machines will xutsumc his -duties s t once. Mr. Mc­ A few more of these still left, sold strictly I Intyre. the fanner agent, hffs been trans­ on guantee. If they do not do what wc ferred to Savannah. claim, money is refunded. - Harry J.Wilsoti Wc welcome Mr. Houser and lus es­ timable wife to Sanford. U. S. cream separator, very cheap, at | Children’s Dancing Glass rchniarye, l|0f . r ved ce*er^ ifliids, flowing wells guaranteed, -$25,00 to - $200.00 p e r - a c r e — per acre^Cry fUnni' W‘ th n° winil wella 011 tUed>drained and ready for crop, $500.00 to $ 1000.00 Florida^for wet. n . 7 e S QIUi tmimproved' acres timber land, with finest site in P™ .“ “ 1 are here to show you what has been and ran be done. “ «¡U R R E LL & M INSHEW j *- ■¿rh.-A-’u : i.t s �THE I N S A N F O R D — Life is Worth Living Number 26 NEWS OF THE WORLD Items of Interest Gleaned From .Various Sources H ERALD SANFORD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 13. 1909 ing the people to join tlic Riverhead I License LengtS nnd vote nt the forthcoming | spring election for license. "The COL. BRYAN IN SANFORD Wve',head Uccn9c Uaiu“*i Mr, Wesson, "is to convince our fel- Great low citizens that the licensing of the liquor | business nnd Its proper regulation under' Commoner Stopped Mere Short Time u i n n r m t i r c ntiniMP TMF U/V-Fir I 1' ^ flv)nnblc nnd prncticnl law Is n far HAPILNINUS UUKINU- l i l t WLCK |better plnn than Hint of no license, which I MADE SHORT TALK AT STATION hns nlwnys enused law-breaking, perjury, hypocrisy and nil manner of corrupt nnd Here the Reader» Will Find a Brief corrupting practices. Sanford. Associated With Pleasant I tl.t.r lc .1 S p rtn , f l o w l „ , I Th« chief engineer of the Pnnnmncannl Memories of Mrs. Bryan*» For Hurried Readers Girlhood Days promises that ships will be passing through William Danes Kennedy, one o f the the cnnnl by January I, 1915. j-^ fion . William Jennings Bryan, the fore- Mr. Bayun bus lust none o f his oratori cal power and his pica for honest govern ment for the masses had the vigor and power that for many years has character ized this famous leader. His impassioned nppeal for truth nnd honesty, and a fair deni in nil matters of government carried his audience with him. His beautiful metaphor of comparing the truth to a seed planted in good ground and nfler certain stages at last springs from the earth into n plant, wns n gem of oratory, nnd at the close three cheers were given him with, a vigor that carried the thoughts hack to the days of the early campaigns. Before the truin started Mr. Bryanstood upon the steps and shftok hands with sev­ eral hundred penpSe who crowded around him nnd cheered him vociferously ns the train left the station. After a brief stay in Florida, Mr. Bryan will leave forSpringlleid, Ohio, where he will deliver nn nd dress u|h>» Abraham Lincoln. highest officials of the Knights o f Pythina The National debt increased during Jnrt- n,ost figure in the political arena of Amcrorder, and author o f Kennedy's ‘Tythinn unry $10,770,482, nnd there wns nearly even In defeat, was accorded a most History." died in Chicago Inst week from $ 20 ,000,000 less in the treasury than on enthusiastic welcome ut the union depot heart dlscnst. December 31. in this city Inst Saturday. Mr. Uryun was The Nnvndn state assembly has passed Mrs. Margaret Hiles ofCellnn. Ohio, died cn rouU* t0 DeLnn'1 « v *«*t ‘ » the a bill providing that applicants for divorce Inst week, nged 108 years. She is believed Tampa fair, nnd-w hile very few people in Nevada must be residents of that State to have been the oldest woman in the |were aware that the great Democratic - - two yenrs instead o f six months ns here­ State. lender would he here, there was a large tofore. . i crowd present to grasp his hand wbeh he ' Clarence Handley was given $30 or 60 MEETING MISSIONARY SOCIETY |emerged from the car. Mayor Lake ncORANGE GROWERS TO MEET companied him, and ns soon as the crowd ' days last Tucsdny In Augusta! Ca., for cursing a prencher on n trolley cnr. Hand- Talent Money Grows to Large Pro­ could be parted to a Ilow, them egress, the Officlul Program for Convention lias Mayor escorted Mr. Bryan to a corner of portions ley wns walking out of the car and brushed Been Issued The Woman’s Foreign Missionary So- the platform and from (bis |tointMr. llrynn Into Dr. Lansing Burroughs, on elderly One of the most important conventions prcaclicr, nnd immediately began cursing I ciety of the Methodist Church were in- made a ten minutes talk to the assem­ which will assemble in Tampa during the end abusing him. vlted to hold their monthly meeting for blage." fair perio<l, will he that o f tho Orange The Central Arcade, consisting of twen- February nt the residence o f Mrs. I). G. Growers’ convention, wliichwill convene lyYtores, on the ground floor, nnd offices. Wagner, president, on Palmetto avenue, nt the Tampa Bay Cnsinoon the 20th at society rooms nnd printing plant above, ^ ie occasion was a delightful one, the 10 n. m. > _______ In SclmriActadv. fi. Y.. waa-destroyed by I the years work must -eneoor” Tito missionary work now being carried -flrc last week. The Arcade was formerly I When the treasurer, Mrs. J. K. un-h>' thu-more progressive growers fifoT Mettjnger, rendered her report- it wns vital importnnee to tho general welfnrc uf the Ciute Brothers' machine shop, where the State, ns well ns tn tho individual the famous Monitor, which defeated the found that the society hnd broken their grower. The work o f the convention will, Mcrriniac in Hampton Hoads, wns built. financial record. Tire various funds, dues, snecinl offer-1 therefore, he watched with tho greatest New York's.$ 25 ,00 0 ,00 0 capitul build, nigs, mite box collections, free-will con-, interest by all Florida. lag wns somewhat dninnged by fire which trihutlons. and last hut not leust, the The following program lias been sche­ broke out in the basement1 storeroom one "tnlent" money, wore all in exccssof pre­ duled: day last week. vious years, nnd swelled the sum total to Hon. J. J. Heard, presiding, Arcadia. Carrie Nation wns fined $ 7 .5 0 inn Lon­ more than $11100. Address o f welcome— Hon. F. Wing, don police court on Tuesday for jiokiiig Mrs. Wagner had distributed $3.25 Mayor. Tnmpa. her umbrella point through n cnr window among n number of the m em bers. as a Replying in behalf uf tiie growers— Dr. O. upon which wns n cigarette advertise­ nucleus for investment, nnd the ladies W. Sadler, Mt. Dora. ment. proved their financial ability by turning “ Improvement and Discoveries by the More than 300 negroes were arrested in a handsome net gain of $19,101 Department of Agriculture'*— Lloyd S. in rittshurg. Pa., one night recently us a , Tlie forming of a study circle was disTenny, government iiumologist. esult of r e la t e d assaults and attempted cyssed, and thirteen members agreed to "California's Skill and Methods"— Dr. W. assaults on white girls in that city. The aeiulfor that fine and Helpful work en­ Inman, Winter Haven. chief of police issued on order for the ar­ titled "The Neurcr and Farther East," "What Co-operation Has Done and Hns rests ns follows: ‘¿Get every negro who which is replete witfi interesting infor­ Done in Florida"—Josinh Varn, Hradencan't give a good account of himself. Get mation, and furnishes a stimulus to Late photograph of Mr. Hryan uiul snap shot taken town. na tltp trnin left thr »injiun. them somehow, hut get them," greater endeavor in the great cause of Discussion, by the growers. He prefaced Ills short S|tcech by referring Miss Marian Fergus Woohnan of Bur­ foreign missions. to his earlier memories of Sanford when The social feature of this successful lington, N. J., a member of one of tin* old­ Ins wife in Iter girlhood days spent the LINE SHOWING LOR NEW LAND pleasantly emphasized, est nnd most highly respected families of session was winter nt Villa Shoorn. nI thril time owned that city, nnd worth $ 2 0 0,0 0 0 in her own dainty refreshments being served by the by Count Vasselief and now the property New Celery Land R aises Over t h o u ­ name, lias married Captain Samuel A lex­ charming hostess and assistants whose of C. R. Walker. Mr ilrynn remarked that sand C rates t o Acre ander Hewett of the Snlyation Army, nnd hearts were gladened and devotion re­ the letters he received from Ida sweetheart The theory of new land being unlit for will work witfi him in the alums of Bur­ warded by such a happy consummation about Sanford made liim think that if Par celery raising seems to have been exof the year's work. lington. Mrs. HeWitt is a graduate of disc existed on earth. Sanfurd .m in t .lu ;. TfliKIFd br raTlicf Itie ceTery" growers seem Vnsiar college. The marriage look place that s|x)t. The Parks Drainutlc Company to he getting farther advanced every year at her mother's home, He demonstrated ids thorough knowl­ For the first time during the seven in their ideas of growing ibis great crop. Miss Grace I- Gordon of New York, the years that the Parks Dramatic Company edge of every part of Florida by speaking G. C. Chamberlain Is cutting celery this principal benefleinry under the will of Imvo been coming to Florida, they visited of the wonderful progress made by San­ week on (he Joe Cameron 'place, all new Mrs. Elizabeth A. Ellis, lias refused $5.- Sanford this week and have most royally ford, nnd Die possibilities of the vegetable land, and is averaging 1008 crates to (lie 000 which was willed to the St, Mary's entertained the people in their well ap­ section, After a glowing tribute to the acre. One thousand crates to (he acre is Protestant Episcopal church of Burlington, pointed cunvass theatre nt the corner of Celery City he launched into a brief outline thought to lie n good yield uud consider­ N -J .,'but which wns forfaited by the Magnolia avenue and Sixth street. of the political horoscope nnd soundly ticing that Mr. Chamberlain is new to tiie church bringing suit to break tho will, No better company of actors nnd rated tite trust system which controls the business tiiis yield is mnrvelous. He is which provided that any beneficiary at­ actresses have been gathered together elections in such a manner that tiie lipmreceiving $2 per crate fur his celery and tempting to break the will should forfeit than Mr. Parks lias presented to the hle voter cannot cast Ilia bnllot for the will make more from one acre of Sanford the amount willed to them. The court re­ people this season. man of his choice. In the late election . land tlinn lie ever made from 50 acres in fused to "break," nnd Misa Gordon in a There are all the old favorites, including tiie Republican National Executive Com­ Michigun farm lands. Lucky S a N)ukdI Christlnnly apirit sent the wardens of the Miss Tucker in the leading rules and tier mittee had failed to publish a statement church her check for the $ 5,0 00 which accomplished sister, Miss Madge Tucker of tiie revenue raised for the campaign, Tiie Herald Is fully c<piip|>cd to print had been forfeited. assisting tier, while Mr. Sam Parks, as a nnd tiie source of the same, while he.litid fine stationery of all kinds. All the latest During tlic recent cold snap in the North, comedian is more entcrtiiiuing tlinn ever. enforce«! this measure to the letter, and tyi>e and material and "tiie men behind Mrs. John Meyers of Ossining. N. Y.. who Tl(en there is "Little Dolly" mtfO may well called for a public accounting of all collec­ tiie type" who know how. had been ill for a long time, wns seriously [b e called the "Florida Favorite," as her tions. burned by her bed being set on fire by a [ sweet ways and charming manners enhot flatiron which the nurse had placed in dear her to all—especially tile children. First Year SANFORD’S DEEP WATER Congressman Clark Writes Most Interesting Letter A GREAT PROJECT FOR SANFORD Commercial Enterprise and Ihc Means of Draining Thousands of Acres of Rich Land The following letter from Hon. Frank Clark regarding detip water from Sanford to Lake Harney- will pmvo interesting to oar Tenders t Washington. I). C.. Feb. fl, 1909. To Urn Editor of Tlir llrrald : ■ ‘ I enclose you with this, a copy of tho report of the engineers In tiie matter of the survey of. tiie St. Johns river from PtiIntkn to Sanford, nnd from Sanford ‘ to Lake Harney. I am sorry, hut we will not linve n river nnd harbor trill this session, and I suppose our people, owing to the treasury deficit, will have to content tliemselvosmnlllnext winter. However, we have some hope of forcing o river nnd harbor hill through the extra session this spring. If we ore not successful iu this, wc will most assuredly have a hill next winter, nnd you can rest assured this mnttcr w ittb fvtn k circa re'(IP then.-----------—------------------------------------ Witli a channel one hundred feet wide and eight feet deep all the way from Sunford to Palatka, and a channel one hun­ dred feet wide uud live feet deep, from Sanford to Lake Harney, it rectus to me Sanford will he pretty well fixed. 1 am told that this five fool channel to Lake Harney will not only give transiiurtiilioii to the large orange groves nnd truck farms • in the Lake Harney section, hut that it will drain and tiring into cultivation thous­ ands o f acres of the llnest lands in all Flor­ ida. . These surveys and favorable reports having been made, tlic work is practically assured. At the furthest, you can count To a moral certainty on the appropriation being made nt the first session of the sixtylirst congress next winter. ♦' I regard tiiis proposed improvement of the St. Johns river us the most valuable river or harbor work, that can now bo un­ dertaken in tlic state, -because: < • First. It gives every_gity and town from Sanford to Jacksonville water trmistxirta•*"*'* lion to «til tlie'world. Second, It gives every city and town (as well as ail the territory tributary to suclt cities and towns) between Sanford nmt Jacksonville irm cn n s- o f coin pelting fair and reasonable freight and passenger rAtes uf transportation. Third, It brings transportation, at fair and reasonable rales, to tiie products of the rich.and fertile Luke Ilarney region. Fourth. It will drain and tiring into cul­ tivation many thousands of acres of Hie richest and most protective lands In Hie Lake Harney section, which, «m account uf ' overflow, liuve heretofore tiecn unproduct­ ive, und therefore valueless. Fifth. Tlic people in Hie interior, nt pluccs like Gainesville, can secure fim und reasenutile rates of trunstxirtulion, by a very simple process, after this improve­ ment becomes an accomplished fnct. If Gainesville will build a wide, hard road, on an air line to Hie St. Johns river, then, at any time when the freight rates are too . high, our people could call a public meetog-to-osganise—m t-oAot.aimhile Freight------------1 Association.’ '. A s soon n s tills Iculh for--------- — in Addition nulny new_j>eople have been such u meeting was published, the differ­ Jtlazing bedding wns thrown out br a win­ nddJil to tlitT7orce of actors and actresses | ent railroads Miming into Gainesville dow, and the house saved from destruc­ [ each of whom give strength to tiie enter­ tion. would send their agents llicie (tost Imsle tainment. to know what was wanted,etc.,etc. They The people, of Sanford lir e to tic c o n -1 A bill Ims unanimously passed the Ore­ woulifgct what they wunted. gon senate which requires llmt all appli­ ! grutulutod ujmiii tiie fact tlull such n high­ Sixth The St. Johns river is Florida's cants for marriage licenses must be pro­ ly meritorious company as the C. W. Rtcutest natural artery of commerce, uud Parks Dramatic Comimny should visit tiie vided with a cerficatc o f good health istiie Improvement of lids great central u r._ |city and itTs sincerely hoped that in their •ued by a licensed physician. tcry will lie of vast _bpnefU to every |>orI annual tours uf the state they will inThe ull-around-Uie-world battleshipflret tlon, and every citizen, of Fenlnsulur |dude Hie Celery City in their southern | of the United States navy is expected Florida. itinerary. hbtne February 22. Miss Tucker who assumes Hie leading You will probably he surmised to leurn Mrs. Mary M«KJoy, aged 80 years, said roles lias by her earnest, sincere and from tills report Hint Hie portion of this t<* be the oldest postmistress in the United |faithful depletions of the diameters of waterway from Sanford to Lake Harney, tales, has resigned . She wasappointed her plays, as well as by tiie sweet, modest was never even surveyed by the Govern­ V President Johnson some forty yenrs manner in which she presents them, ment before. But such is Hie fact. ^ ago, and in the early years o f her service greatly endeared herself to Hie Sanford Another thing: Do you know that the carried the mail from Mendvilie tuShcak-l people, all of whom hope that when .the I ruirrii prong of the Indian ’HiTer, lit oi'e «i|ville, I1«., in addition to peiTdriiilfifi her j Hurts K am atlc Company visits Sanford point is only about fifteen miles from Hie other duties. next year this dtanninglittle actress may St. Johns river T This is true. It is also my purpose to have tiie Indian river imAfter more than forty years of waiting, be one o f the cojjipany. iroved, and some duy, not many years James B. Wyrick of RogersvUle, Tenn., is I .The Parks Company give a matinee jence, I hope to see a fifteen mile canal receive pay for a mule.that wasconfls- tliia afternoon nnd their farewell perform cut, und these two great inland waterways* . rr-r:— cated by a Federal officer during the war n,lce wiU be at tiie usual hoar to-night. Joined togeUier. The future has a lot in ’ •tore for Florida In the way of improve­ A hill has passed Congress appropriating \ conspiracy to overthrow the Turkish ments of her inland waters. Well, I have aO for tlte purpose. constitutional government hns been dis. N E W PICTU RE OF MR. AND MRS. BRYAN. bored you enough but thought you would Tbe Rev. William A. Wasson, rector of covered and several arrests made. Over Mr*. Hr> an It rtmeint*red by the people ut Sanford at Mitt Mary Baird of Ullnoia. who formerly tprnl not mind it- With best wishes. Croce Episcopal Church, o f Riverhead, L. 2 0,000 persons are believed to be imp!!- the winter* at VUla Shoura. Mr. Hryan remarked lait Saturday that her leltert to him from Sanford Your friend. — F rank Clark T. has seat out 2,000 circular letters a sk - 1cared. made him think that thit city mutt have been a Paradise on earth, � 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, 1909 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, February 06, 1909 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 06, 1909. 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>, February 06, 1909; <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/9aa81c1acf35dc381f81d91d318aa8ff.pdf 09739df7f7d38ec7ed82f5e99893c6db PDF Text Text '-r ^ sçff*' ■i “ ' ...... ~ ', ;^ 'T :^ v :T.■ ' j - T H E SANFO RD HERA LD 10 IN TUE SOCIAL WORLD CÒUP1E Items of Interest Concerning Society, P.eople. P O tN T Y P U R E L Y PERSONAL ItOW Celery City Vanity fa ir While Away the Oolden llo u rsSoclal Gossip. * V X i Wednesday, Feb. 24, w ill be Ash Wednesday, and then for Lent and .a cessation o f social events. It begins to look as though Sanford society had better get very busy in the next few days and sandwich In as many events as possible before the Lenten season calls a halt on all gaiety. Several card ponies and dances are scheduled to take place, next k. week and then for n long rest and ‘ ‘sack* c l o t h and ashes." OPPORTUNITY Mr. and Mr*. S. C. Tuckerof ToylorvUle..] while guests o f the Pico H o tel were near­ ly asphyxiated by the escaping o f gas in | tendant who hod promised to awaken them at 8 o'clock, and only tho prompt arrival o f physicians saved them from | death. It was supposed that Mr. Tucker had blown out the gas, but he suited that he had turned it out, and turning it too far had opened the valve, agalo allowing the fumes to escape. Delng a cool night the room was closed tight and . would have proved a death chnmber to the couple had it not been for the tim ely arrival o f the porter upon the scene. Doctors Puieston, Neal and Bruce ren­ dered aid and it was several hours before the couple recovered sufficiently to re­ sume their Journey. L A N Between Park and Sanford Avenues, South of 10th Street, w e are offering In llonorjif Miss Winchester It Is rumored that a domlnoe dance will he one of the features o f the social world next week. -The Herald would appreciate the society news that can be sent in each week. It is rather difficult to guess at the different events. - ------ - — f —r"* *1 G. W . L ew is Dies a t L o n g w o o d George W. Lewis died at his home in Longwood last Monday, nftcr n lingering “ illness of several months. Mr. Lewis came to Florida from Wilmington, N. C., and settled in Snnford thirty-five years ago. 11c afterwards removed to Long­ wood, where he resided until his death. Mr. Lewis was well known and highly respected and had a large circle of friends In Orange county, especially in this sec­ tion, where he resided so many ‘years. He leaves a w ife and ten children to mourn the loss of a loving husband and fattier. -Mrs. I. II. W illiam s and Mrs. S, M. Shipp o f this city; Mrs. H. L. Heath urtd Mrs. C, C. Singletary o f Ft. Mycre, nnd Mrs. P. F. Crnry of Tampa,, are his m arried«! nughters. Dean Spencer o f the Episcopal church conducted the services. Mr. Lewis tiaving been a member of tills church during his life. The funeral services were held at the Longwood home, interment being made in the Longwood cemetery. • The reason th s r heads o f lettuce raised I about Sanford arc often from six to ten inches In diameter, solid as* a flat Dutch cnbbage.whlteat the head and pale green to the circumference, commanding the highest prices in the markets, is that they are carefully planted, skilfully cultivated. [ well fertilized and ijtjgntcd, sa ys.ltiej Tampa Times. The people engaged in the cultivation I of lettuce at Sanford do not all produce that kind o f goods, but many o f them do. Tho proportion who do is large, because the men engaged In that specialty arc close together, watch each other's meth­ ods, im itate the best, discard all others, nnd work more or less knowingly to a [ common end. They use fertilizer and water w jlh the I precision o f machinery, and the result U| about as sura. • It Is only as they depart from the rules that they fall down froifi [ the standard o f excellence and profit. □ For Corners .- . . For Inside Lots . * i Cooked Celery Root— A most wholesome I vegetable, practicnlly unknown to many, is celery root. Peeled, cut in dice, boiled in unsalted water and prepared like cauli­ flower, it Is delicious. Boiled whole, peeled, cut in thin slices, and combined with cold sliced potatoes, boiled with | ackets on, it is a delightful salad. SnifTED Celery— One hunch celery; ono I cream cheese; ten drops o n io n Juice; two or three pounds cream; salt, cayenne, separate, wusii, drain celery and trim into six or eight inch lengths. W ith u silver fork work the sweet crcnm Into the cheese, season and stuff into the hollow » f cacti | celery stalk. Serve cold. You and each ol you arc hereby noil fled and re„ulml (o present any dalmt and all demands , which have either for or a«slnst said eetata ol The ladies o f the Presbyterian churcji " • M. you Mahoney, deceased, lr ‘ - * ~ 1 Florida, lu the undanuned I w ill give a Valentine social at the1resi­ within one year from the dal dence o f W. W. Long on the evening of Dated December 21. 1008. Falitos W. Manchrr. Fçb. 12. -Refreshments will be serVed. 3t 10-B • '..T > ' -I- '.'At!-*, Lx ecu tor. *: j. 4- ~ * ' * • .............* - > < * *. A N ' HESE lots are numbered from 1 to 50 in the -- order sol<L- Mr. Derry, Cashier of the Peoples Bank, has placed one of these numbers in a sealed envelope, and the purchaser who happens to purchase that lot in the series will receive a deed to his lot FREE of Cost. The lucky number will he announced only after the Sale of the entire series has been completed, but all Paym ents made by the Lucky Man will be refunded with the Deed. Mr. Derry does not know what number is in the envelope, as Numbers 1 to 50 were written on separate pieces of paper, folded, placed in a fiat from which some one drew one which was immediately, sealed in the presence of witnesses and the other 49 immediately destroyed— Ihisjvvas-daiTe-at-our-offieeat-4i) o’clock1 Monday, December 21. These lots are offered for less money and on easier terms than any in Sanford were ever offered before and some one will a H om eSite Free. Be the Lucky Man! D HOLDEN REAL ESTATE CO. % , * * SANFORD, F LA . B [ ö ] E [ D ] m a m T O n i E i [ s i m f Ä i ™ n ™ DD URRELL Ct IYIINSHEW R E A L E S T A T E B R O KER S t ' " ^ ^ ^ * Present to the Investor the Best O p p o r t u n i ­ ties in Florida ^ r ved ce*er^ ifliids, flowing wells guaranteed, - $25,00 to - $ 200.00 p e r - a c r e — ___ figw . Strawberry Grower_____ _ Valentine Social • ** ' — Geo. II, Fernald Hardware Co. A lusty youngster came to the home of In County Judge’s Court. Orange Mr. and Mrs. H. H.Mulrhend, Sunday night County, Florida and they are happy in their new posses­ ln Ra Eitat« ol I sion, He Is the finest ever rulsçd on Cel­ W. M, Mahoney J To Au. Csçrnj», Lnurax, Dimuam*. ano a u ery a v e m «.________ _____________ I W « Havino Claim A.gainst Sau^Estati ; 1 ------------------------- *- -* * Two Excellent Recipes fo r Cooking | Celery * - Romeo Coffee. 3 pounds for one dollar Miss Gclsle Butt has opened n dancing Chas . E vans . class in connection with her other class. Garner & Roberts have good butter in I Lessons will be given on W ednesday and one-pound prints for 33 cents. Saturday afternoons at three o'clock, a t If you have rooms for rent, put your the Hotel Wilton. Terms, two dollars for name in the rooming house directory, ot | eight iCBSODB. the A rt Store. * $175 10 Cash and $ 5 Per .Month, Without Interest APPROPRIATE f OR THE SEASON I Children’s Dancing Glass 9 B LO TS ■AT Secret o f Sanford Lettuce Growing | Olven Away Drain and Ir rig a tio n M a te ria l W e make special carload prices on I mixed BizcS of sewer pipe. 4 inch. H Inch _____ N e w M e a t - M a r k « ! - — apd larger sizes. Also second quality S. A. Thompson has installed a first-class pipes at reduced rates. See us before | meat mnrkct in Speer's grocery on Park buying. Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. avenue, and is handling the choicest va, ricty of Florida and Western meats. EvFurnished Room* For Rent erything is neat and clean, and your wants Two good-sited rooms, in good location, I can be supplied in fresh and smoked meats will be rented to desirable persons. Cist­ of all kinds. The phone number is I and ern and sulphur water on the premises. [ the meats are"A No. I in every respect. Inquire at The Herald office. Call up Thompson if you want the best Buggies fo r Sale that can be found. Delivery to any part W e have fdur fine new buggies which I o f the c lt^ ____________ _______ _ we will sell cheap, as wc have no place to [ W as Som e Cabbage store them. A large bend o f cabbage on exhibition 22tf —Sanford Carriage Works. in the real estate ofllce o f J. N. Whitncr this week created much discussion. The Surrey for Sale cabbage was raised on Mr. Whltner's W e h aven new $125,00 one-horse surrey farm on Celery Avenue nnd weighed that has only been used one month,which | 12 pounds. The cabbage is not on exhi­ we offer for S75.00. bition now as (he editor o f The Herald 2 2 tf — Saneord Carriage Works. has ulready eaten It and can vouch for Just Received the good Qualities thereof. — The largest line of sporti ng gu u li ~CVc f / received in Sanford— guns, rifles, hunting Change In Express O fllcc .... S.-U.Hauser uf Savannah has been ap­ clothing; e t c . ------------ JTarfy'J. Wilson. pointed express agent for Sanford, nnd Winner Washing Machines w ill xutsumc his -duties s t once. Mr. Mc­ A few more o f these still left, sold strictly I Intyre. the fanner agent, hffs been trans­ on guantee. If they do not do what wc ferred to Savannah. claim, money is refunded. - Harry J.Wilsoti W c welcome Mr. Houser and lus es­ timable w ife to Sanford. U. S. cream separator, very cheap, at | ' 50- FIFT Y - THE n o w AND WHY Mrs. G. S. Derry entertained at several delightful alTairs this week ia honor of her charming guest, Miss Mary Winchester o f Macon, Ga, < ALMOST ASPHYXIATED Gob Turned On In Room Where They Were Sleeping Young Men's Dancing Clasa. The young men composing the dancing class o f Miss GcJsle Butt gave a dance to their friends |ast Thursday evening in the City Hull bultdtng. “ Stumon’s cS e brated orchestfu furnished the music and as usuql was up to the standard o f e x ­ cellence. About fifty young people were present and eycryopti enjoyed this * # e n t to the fullest. t rchniarye, l|0f . per acre^Cry fUnni' W‘ th n° winil wella 011 tUed>drained and ready for crop, $500.00 to $ 1000.00 Florida^for wet. n . 7 e S QIUi tmimproved' acres timber land, with finest site in P™ .“ “ 1 are here to show you what has been and ran be done. “ «¡U R R E LL & M INSHEW j *■¿rh.-A-’u : i.t s �THE I N S A N F O R D — Life is Worth Living Number 26 SANFORD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 13. 1909 NEWS OF THE WORLD ing the people to join tlic Riverhead I License LengtS nnd vote nt the forthcoming | spring election for license. "The COL. BRYAN IN SANFORD Items of Interest Gleaned From Wve',head Uccn9c Uaiu“*i Mr, Wesson, "is to convince our fel- Great low citizens that the licensing of the liquor | business nnd Its proper regulation under' .Various Sources u in n r m tir c H A P IL N IN U S n t in iM P T M F U/V-Fir I 1' ^ flv)nnblc nnd prncticnl law Is n far U U K IN U - l i l t W L C K |better plnn than Hint o f no license, which I MADE hns nlwnys enused law-breaking, perjury, hypocrisy and nil manner o f corrupt nnd Here the Reader» Will Find a Brief corrupting practices. I t l.t .r lc .1 S p rtn , f l o w l „ , For Hurried Readers HERALD I Commoner Stopped Mere Short Time SHORT TALK AT STATION Sanford. Associated With Pleasant Memories o f Mrs. Bryan*» Girlhood Days promises that ships will be passing through T h « ch ief engineer o f the Pnnnmncannl Mr. Bayun bus lust none o f his oratori cal power and his pica for honest govern ment for the masses had the vigor and power that for many years has character ized this famous leader. His impassioned nppeal for truth nnd honesty, and a fair deni in nil matters o f government carried his audience with him. His beautiful metaphor of comparing the truth to a seed planted in good ground and nfler certain stages at last springs from the earth into n plant, wns n gem of oratory, nnd at the close three cheers were given him with, a vigor that carried the thoughts hack to the days of the early campaigns. Before the truin started Mr. Bryanstood upon the steps and shftok hands with sev­ eral hundred penpSe who crowded around him nnd cheered him vociferously ns the train left the station. A fter a brief stay in Florida, Mr. Bryan will leave forSpringlleid, Ohio, where he will deliver nn nd dress u |h>» Abraham Lincoln. William Danes Kennedy, one o f the the cnnnl by January I, 1915. j-^ fio n . W illiam Jennings Bryan, the forehighest officials o f the Knights o f Pythina The National debt increased during Jnrt- n,ost figure in the political arena o f Amcrorder, and author o f Kennedy's ‘Tyth in n unry $10,770,482, nnd there wns nearly even In defeat, was accorded a most History." died in Chicago Inst week from $20,000,000 less in the treasury than on enthusiastic welcome ut the union depot heart dlscnst. December 31. in this city Inst S atu rday. Mr. Uryun was The Nnvndn state assembly has passed Mrs. Margaret Hiles ofCellnn. Ohio, died cn rouU* t0 DeLnn'1 « v *«*t ‘ » the a bill providing that applicants for divorce Inst week, nged 108 years. She is believed Tampa fair, n nd-w hile very few people in Nevada must be residents o f that State to have been the oldest woman in the |were aware that the great Democratic - - two yenrs instead o f six months ns here­ State. lender would he here, there was a large tofore. . i crowd present to grasp his hand wbeh he ' Clarence Handley was given $30 or 60 MEETING MISSIONARY SOCIETY | emerged from the car. Mayor Lake ncORANGE GROWERS TO MEET companied him, and ns soon as the crowd ' days last Tucsdny In Augusta! Ca., for cursing a prencher on n trolley cnr. Hand- Talent Money Grows to Large Pro­ could be parted to a Ilow, them egress, the Officlul Program for Convention lia s Mayor escorted Mr. Bryan to a corner of portions ley wns walking out o f the car and brushed Been Issued The Woman’s Foreign Missionary So- the platform and from (bis |tointMr. llrynn Into Dr. Lansing Burroughs, on elderly One o f the most important conventions prcaclicr, nnd im m ediately began cursing I ciety o f the Methodist Church were in- made a ten minutes talk to the assem­ which will assemble in Tampa during the end abusing him. vlted to hold their monthly meeting for blage." fair perio<l, will he that o f tho Orange The Central Arcade, consisting o f twen- February nt the residence o f Mrs. I). G. Growers’ convention, w liich w ill convene lyYtores, on the ground floor, nnd offices. Wagner, president, on Palm etto avenue, nt the Tampa Bay Cnsinoon the 20th at society rooms nnd printing plant above, ^ ie occasion was a delightful one, the 10 n. m. > ________ In SclmriActadv. f i . Y.. waa-destroyed by I the years work must -eneoor” T ito missionary work now being carried -flrc last week. The Arcade was formerly I When the treasurer, Mrs. J. K. un-h>' thu-more progressive growers fifoT Mettjnger, rendered her report- it wns vital importnnee to tho general welfnrc uf the Ciute Brothers' machine shop, where the State, ns well ns tn tho individual the famous Monitor, which defeated the found that the society hnd broken their grower. The work o f the convention will, Mcrriniac in Hampton Hoads, wns built. financial record. Tire v arious funds, dues, snecinl offer-1 therefore, he watched with tho greatest New York's.$25,000,000 capitul build, nigs, mite box collections, free-will con-, interest by all Florida. lag wns somewhat dninnged by fire which trihutlons. and last hut not leust, the The following program lias been sche­ broke out in the basement1 storeroom one "tn len t" money, wore all in exccssof pre­ duled: day last week. vious years, nnd swelled the sum total to Hon. J. J. Heard, presiding, Arcadia. Carrie Nation wns fined $ 7 .5 0 inn Lon­ more than $11100. Address o f welcome— Hon. F. Wing, don police court on Tuesday for jiokiiig Mrs. Wagner had distributed $3.25 Mayor. Tnmpa. her umbrella point through n cnr window among n number o f the m em bers. as a Replying in behalf uf tiie growers— Dr. O. upon which wns n cigarette advertise­ nucleus for investment, nnd the ladies W. Sadler, Mt. Dora. ment. proved their financial ability by turning “ Improvement and Discoveries by the More than 300 negroes were arrested in a handsome net gain of $19,101 Department o f Agriculture'*— Lloyd S. in rittshurg. Pa., one night recently us a , Tlie forming of a study circle was disTenny, government iiumologist. esult of r e la t e d assaults and attempted cyssed, and thirteen members agreed to "California's Skill and Methods"— Dr. W. assaults on white girls in that city. The a eiu lfo r that fine and Helpful work en­ Inman, Winter Haven. chief of police issued on order for the ar­ titled "The Neurcr and Farther East," "W hat Co-operation Has Done and Hns rests ns follow s: ‘¿Get every negro who which is replete witfi interesting infor­ Done in Florida"—Josinh Varn, Hradencan't give a good account o f himself. Get mation, and furnishes a stimulus to Late photograph of Mr. Hryan uiul snap shot taken town. na tltp trnin left t h r »injiun. them somehow, hut get them," greater endeavor in the great cause of Discussion, by the growers. He prefaced Ills short S|tcech by referring Miss Marian Fergus Woohnan o f Bur­ foreign missions. to his earlier memories o f Sanford when The social feature of this successful lington, N. J., a member o f one o f tin* old­ Ins w ife in Iter girlhood days spent the LINE SHOWING LOR NEW LAND pleasantly emphasized, est nnd most highly respected fam ilies of session was winter nt Villa Shoorn. nI thril time owned that city, nnd worth $200,000 in her own dainty refreshments being served by the by Count Vasselief and now the property New C elery Land R a ises Over th o u ­ name, lias married Captain Samuel A le x ­ charming hostess and assistants whose of C. R. Walker. Mr ilrynn remarked that sand C ra tes t o A cre ander Hewett of the Snlyation Arm y, nnd hearts were gladened and devotion re­ the letters he received from Ida sweetheart The theory o f new land being unlit for will work witfi him in the alums o f Bur­ warded by such a happy consummation about Sanford made liim think that if Par celery raising seems to have been exo f the year's work. lington. Mrs. HeWitt is a graduate of disc existed on earth. Sanfurd .m in t .lu ;. TfliKIFd br raTlicf I tie ceTery" growers seem Vnsiar college. The marriage look place that s|x)t. The P a rk s D rainutlc Company to he getting farther advanced every year at her mother's home, He demonstrated ids thorough knowl­ For the first time during the seven in their ideas of growing ibis great crop. Miss Grace I- Gordon o f New York, the years that the Parks Dramatic Company edge of every part of Florida by speaking G. C. Chamberlain Is cutting celery this principal benefleinry under the will of Imvo been coming to Florida, they visited of the wonderful progress made by San­ week on (he Joe Cameron 'place, all new Mrs. Elizabeth A. Ellis, lias refused $5.- Sanford this week and have most royally ford, nnd Die possibilities o f the vegetable land, and is averaging 1008 crates to (lie 000 which was willed to the St, Mary's entertained the people in their well ap­ section, A fter a glowing tribute to the acre. One thousand crates to (he acre is Protestant Episcopal church o f Burlington, pointed cunvass theatre nt the corner of Celery City he launched into a brief outline thought to lie n good yield uud consider­ N -J .,'but which wns forfaited by the Magnolia avenue and Sixth street. of the political horoscope nnd soundly ticing that Mr. Chamberlain is new to tiie church bringing suit to break tho will, No better company of actors nnd rated tite trust system which controls the business tiiis yield is mnrvelous. He is which provided that any beneficiary at­ actresses have been gathered together elections in such a manner that tiie lipmreceiving $2 per crate fur his celery and tempting to break the will should forfeit than Mr. Parks lias presented to the hle voter cannot cast Ilia bnllot for the will make more from one acre of Sanford the amount willed to them. The court re­ people this season. man of his choice. In the late election . land tlinn lie ever made from 50 acres in fused to "break," nnd Misa Gordon in a There are all the old favorites, including tiie Republican National Executive Com­ Michigun farm lands. L ucky S a N)ukd I Christlnnly apirit sent the wardens of the Miss Tucker in the leading rules and tier mittee had failed to publish a statement church her check for the $5,000 which accomplished sister, Miss Madge Tucker of tiie revenue raised for the campaign, Tiie Herald Is fully c<piip|>cd to print had been forfeited. assisting tier, while Mr. Sam Parks, as a nnd tiie source of the same, while he.litid fine stationery of all kinds. A ll the latest During tlic recent cold snap in the North, comedian is more entcrtiiiuing tlinn ever. enforce«! this measure to the letter, and tyi>e and material and "tiie men behind Mrs. John Meyers o f Ossining. N. Y.. who Tl(en there is "L ittle Dolly" mtfO m ay well called for a public accounting o f all collec­ tiie type" who know how. had been ill for a long time, wns seriously [b e called the "Florida Favorite," as her tions. First Year SANFORD’S DEEP WATER Congressman Clark Writes Most Interesting Letter A GREAT PROJECT FOR SANFORD Commercial Enterprise and Ihc Means o f Draining Thousands o f Acres o f Rich Land The following letter from Hon. Frank Clark regarding detip w ater from Sanford to Lake Harney- will pmvo interesting to o ar Tenders t Washington. I). C.. Feb. fl, 1909. To Urn Editor of Tlir llrrald : ■ ‘ I enclose you with this, a copy o f tho report o f the engineers In tiie matter of the survey of. tiie St. Johns river from PtiIntkn to Sanford, nnd from Sanford ‘ to Lake Harney. I am sorry, hut we will not linve n river nnd harbor trill this session, and I suppose our people, owing to the treasury deficit, will have to content tliem selvosm nlllnext winter. However, w e have some hope of forcing o river nnd harbor hill through the extra session this spring. If we ore not successful iu this, wc will most assuredly have a hill next winter, nnd you can rest assured this mnttcr w ittb fv tn k c ir c a r e '(IP then.-----------— ---------------------- -------------W itli a channel one hundred feet wide and eight feet deep all the w ay from Sunford to Palatka, and a channel one hun­ dred feet wide uud live feet deep, from Sanford to Lake Harney, it rectus to me Sanford will he pretty well fixed. 1 am told that this five fool channel to Lake Harney will not only give transiiurtiilioii to the large orange groves nnd truck farms • in the Lake Harney section, hut that it will drain and tiring into cultivation thous­ ands o f acres of the llnest lands in all Flor­ ida. . These surveys and favorable reports having been made, tlic work is practically assured. A t the furthest, you can count To a moral certainty on the appropriation being made nt the first session of the sixtylirst congress next winter. ♦ ' I regard tiiis proposed improvement o f the St. Johns river us the most valuable river or harbor work, that can now bo un­ dertaken in tlic state, -because: < • First. It gives every_gity and town from Sanford to Jacksonville water trmistxirta•*"*'* lion to «til tlie'world. Second, It gives every city and town (as well as ail the territory tributary to suclt cities and towns) between Sanford nmt Jacksonville irm cn n s- o f coin pelting fair and reasonable freight and passenger rAtes uf transportation. Third, It brings transportation, at fair and reasonable rales, to tiie products of the rich.and fertile Luke Ilarney region. Fourth. It will drain and tiring into cul­ tivation many thousands of acres of Hie richest and most protective lands In Hie Lake Harney section, which, «m account uf ' overflow, liuve heretofore tiecn unproduct­ ive, und therefore valueless. Fifth. Tlic people in Hie interior, nt pluccs like Gainesville, can secure fim und reasenutile rates of trunstxirtulion, by a very simple process, after this improve­ ment becomes an accomplished fnct. If Gainesville will build a wide, hard road, on an air line to Hie St. Johns river, then, at any time when the freight rates are too . high, our people could call a public meetburned by her bed being set on fire by a [ sweet ways and charming manners enog-to-osganise—m t-oA ot.aimhile Freight---------- 1 hot flatiron which the nurse had placed in dear her to all— especially tile children. Association.’ '. A s soon ns tills Iculh for-------- — in Addition nulny new_j>eople have been such u meeting was published, the differ­ Jtlazing bedding wns thrown out br a w in­ nddJil to tlitT7orce of actors and actresses | ent railroads M im ing into Gainesville dow, and the house saved from destruc­ [ each of whom give strength to tiie enter­ tion. would send their agents llicie (tost Imsle tainment. to know what was wanted,etc.,etc. They The people, of Sanford lir e to tic co n -1 A bill Ims unanimously passed the Ore­ w ou lifgct what they wunted. gon senate which requires llm t all appli­ ! grutulutod ujmiii tiie fact tlull such n high­ S ixth The St. Johns river is Florida's cants for marriage licenses must be pro­ ly meritorious company as the C. W. Rtcutest natural artery of commerce, uud Parks Dramatic Comimny should visit tiie vided with a cerficatc o f good health istiie Improvement o f lids great central u r._ |city and itTs sincerely hoped that in their •ued by a licensed physician. tcry will lie of vast _bpnefU to every |>orI annual tours uf the state they will inThe ull-around-Uie-world battleshipflret tlon, and every citizen, of Fenlnsulur |dude Hie Celery City in their southern | of the United States navy is expected Florida. itinerary. hbtne February 22. Miss Tucker who assumes Hie leading You will probably he surmised to leurn Mrs. Mary M«KJoy, aged 80 years, said roles lias by her earnest, sincere and from tills report Hint Hie portion o f this t<* be the oldest postmistress in the United |faithful depletions of the diam eters of waterway from Sanford to Lake Harney, tales, has resigned . She wasappointed her plays, as well as by tiie sweet, modest was never even surveyed by the Govern­ V President Johnson some forty yenrs manner in which she presents them, ment before. But such is Hie fact. ^ ago, and in the early years o f her service greatly endeared herself to Hie Sanford Another th in g: Do you know that the carried the mail from Mendvilie tuShcak-l people, all o f whom hope that when .the I ruirrii prong of the Indian ’HiTer, lit oi'e «i|ville, I1«., in addition to peiTdriiilfifi her j Hurts K a m a tlc Company visits Sanford point is only about fifteen miles from Hie other duties. next year this dtann in glittle actress may St. Johns river T This is true. It is also my purpose to have tiie Indian river imAfter more than forty years o f waiting, be one o f the cojjipany. iroved, and some duy, not many years James B. Wyrick o f RogersvUle, Tenn., is I .Th e Parks Company give a matinee jence, I hope to see a fifteen mile canal receive pay for a mule.that wasconfls- tliia afternoon nnd their farewell perform cut, und these two great inland waterways* . rr-r:— cated by a Federal officer during the war n,lce wiU be at tiie usual hoar to-night. Joined togeUier. The future has a lot in ’ •tore for Florida In the w ay of improve­ A hill has passed Congress appropriating \ conspiracy to overthrow the Turkish ments o f her inland waters. Well, I have aO for tlte purpose. constitutional government hns been dis. N E W PICTURE OF MR. AND MRS. BRYAN. bored you enough but thought you would Tbe Rev. William A. Wasson, rector o f covered and several arrests made. Over Mr*. Hr> an It rtmeint*red by the people ut Sanford at Mitt Mary Baird of Ullnoia. who formerly tprnl not mind it- With best wishes. Croce Episcopal Church, o f Riverhead, L. 20,000 persons are believed to be imp!!- the winter* at VUla Shoura. Mr. Hryan remarked lait Saturday that her leltert to him from Sanford Your friend. — F rank Clark made him think that thit city mutt have been a Paradise on earth, T. has seat out 2,000 circular letters a sk - 1cared. �February 13, A Budget of Opinion “ Just Be > tween You and Me“ that the birds choose their mates for - the coming year, This, at least, Is the commonly received version o f our modem -custom -of ~ “ choosin g-n —vnlentlne*‘ on the Fourteenth day o f February, and o f sending verses o f an Am erican character, or a fancy printed valentine’ to some fa ­ vored Individual. It affords a pleasing fancy for the young. • .M a y cadi- have their Valentine and every "Jack his J ill." , A Chlel Is Among \ * Taking Notes, 4 Ever since m y resident!« in Sanford 1 and Faith, He'll Prent ’ Em’ *— So Says Saunterer. ' --- hnve ta k e ^ g ie a t pride In the parks, es­ S f t U I Cortvtpondtno* to Tht litrtld. According to John My John—he ain't rollini In rkbe* Bui he'* mine when hi* money 1* ione: An' 1 tell him my *weete*t trillion I* Ihe fi‘i*pel accordin' toJohn. Hi* han't they air hard with the tollln, lie'* up with the lark o' the dawn: Out I cheer him alont with my tlnlln*. The tong* o' the gospel o' Jbhn I An' (till In the )oy an’ the *orrow. • While the *un*el o’ llfe'i cornin' on. My ilearrtt an' tweetett religion ft the goiprl accordin' to John I 4 Goon Morning 1—Won't you be my vab entine f pecially the onV betw&jn Sth and 8th streets. W hile I en joy seeing the visi­ tors to the city resting upon the benches beneath the shade o f the magnificent oaks. 1 do not like to see them eat lunches on the beaches and scatter paper bogs over the park after they have finished their luncheon. Sanford welcomes the stranger within her gates but this same stranger should not throw trash upon the streets or parks, and then go aw ay and speak about the aforesaid trash ns some o f them do. They are not allowed t o IH ter Up the porks In "their home town ant certainly they should not try to. scatter this trash upon our parks. This first park is a tiling o f beauty and a Joy forever, a n d n t the present time presents a most ‘ pleasing picture to the eye o f tho stronger. But the aforesaid stronger should aid in keeping it clean, that is ripe in the world. Every calling nnd avocation lias its peculiar kind of vagabond in striking profusion. There is a legal vagabond, commonly called tho — -----shyster, who la . pcrl>np8_jlie çppshcaf of- ........... .....1*« teeny «r f * l* the whole tribe, for he is ever on the 4 A beautiful young girl was found dead alert nnd plotting to, wrongfully deprive on the streets o f New York, having swal­ honest people o f their hard earned money. lowed a fatal drug. In her hand was There is the medical vagabond, or quack, found a crumpled note, which read as with generally less capacity for mischief, follows: • “ Good-bye all. It's nothing but work but he is to be avoided ns you would avoid the smallpox or cholera, for he is n nnd trouble. Don't cry after me. for 1 constant and ever present menace to seemed to get ahead. I am so tired. your health and mayhaps your life. Good-bye.” W hciM o these two species of vagabond­ What pen, In what hand, could add to age are added the pious vagabond nnd the melancholy pathos o f this dying mes­ the |>oliticai vagabond the catalogue sage o f this white slave, overcome with would seem to be sufficiently full for the hunger and ovcrwhciincd with nnxiety, adequate punishment o f nny community ns she staggered to her deathT Bending however sinful, upon whom they are in ­ over l|ie Corine o f this beautiful girl, what flicted, without the supermidllion o f the bitter ^rony it would be-to say: book ngent vagabond, tho lightning rod “ Young, misguided girl, there is no povvagabond, or nny o f the oilier observant ty in this land. _W hy didn't you people. The trouble is Hint all o f these pests o f good order mid comfort are such firm fixtures in every community that 4 The great Abraham Lincoln loved to there is no slinking them off. The only repeat the poem beginning: “ Oh. why jtbould ihe *plrlt of mortal he proud I w ay is to grin mid hear them the best Like a fast-ilittlnd meteor, a faal-flylnS cloud. you may. A flash of Ihe lishtnlnf, a break or (tic wave, the «o ft pedal the switch engine# a t night seem to strain themselves making noises 4 Since Mr. Bryan's visit to Sanford l have made a canvass o f the voters and And that the city will go* Democratic by a large majority. The only Republican who bolds out steadfastly against the blandishments o f the great Democratic leader Is Postmaster Haskins ond he em ­ phatically and religiously swears that as long ns he holds down his present po­ sition he w ill never vote for Bryan. Be­ ing a very determined man and honest in his convictions I can vouch for the truth o f Mr. Haskins statement and ! glory in his spunk. He owes it to his fam ily and his business to provide adequate life insurance—The unexpected is always happening. protection must be arranged But the for before it is too late. 4 Talk about there not being anythin!, nfcw under the sun. I guess this s ta te ­ ment must be true. Hcrecomes Professor FetTeroL the famous Italian historian, who Equitable Life Assurance Society O f THE UNITED STATES J. S. COLES. Jx-Beneral-Aiîeiil, Jacksonville, Florida MRS. E. P. WELBORNE, Special Agent could embellish a talc like a modern newspaper reporter on a dull day. I l l s quite likely that nil the present day prob­ lems bothered our ancestors fully as much ns they do us. The Stnndnrd Oil Com. pnny is probably only n reincarnation of old boy T ild es' organization back in the days of Greece's prominence in the world o f endeavor. G A R N ER & ROBERTS Successors to N. H. GARNER H A Y AND GRAIN ‘k High Grade Preserves, Jellies, Jams .A Complete Line of Cigars ami Tobacco Man pane* from life to hi* rest In ihe iirave." P at's P u iile 01 Ixmithl a rbape thermometer and huutf It on Ihe Willi. Ol'll »wear 01 cannot understand the thing at all. at all. The weather now I* putty warm: awhile ago 'twos not. * flow can a little thing like that make all (he weather hot? lln c o ln 't Birthday Anniversary. AGENCY FOR PLOW'S HIGH GRADE CANDIES 4 There was an ominous look in her eyes F R O N T GROCERY Come and See Us. or ’Phone Hi) 4 The letters which hnve been given such prominence siauethc Republic dents, wus born February 12, 1809, yes­ disaster have mystified many people. In terday being the anniversary of Ills birth, the wireless code they mean, “ A il ships and this year is the centenary of his ad­ hasten to aid distressed boat." vent into this world, nnd this month the whole civilized world is at his feet, meta­ C astling a Check phorically speaking. Lincoln, the rail 4 Bank clerks have some odd experiences splitter, homeliest of face, most beautiful in their daily dealings with people who of character. In his memory all the arc unacquainted with the methods in earth bows in homage to his greatness, .YWlUfi-Jn -financial -iiistilutieosr— Their — his gcitlluilPfiCfiimrriYfiess, Ids ’ InTnestyT most i>ecu!iar custom ers r are men from liis simplicity— a wonderful man. the country, who understand well enough Great henrted, grand of character, bril­ how to mnkc n deposit in n savings hank liant o f mind, o f tugged honesty, with a or draw money therefrom whenever they great love for humanity, firm of will and happen to need It. These people have no pur|H>t><\ of courage indomitable, endowed occasion to handle checks and when they with nlmos't prophetic powers o f discern­ get out and try to cash one are consider­ ment. all cemented together ond rend­ ably nonplussed. In fact they - hnve a ered invincible to the shafts o f envy nnd holy horror of bunk checks but not the calumny, and hatred, with a sense of hu­ money which they represent It was mor, w it und t>nthus, that, mude him a about one o f these that a clerk related man whose name nnd fame shall liVe for­ the following story: "H e was a farmer ever. Linked it is with the immortals— with the great nnd glorious o f earth who worked for ond gave ¿their life for hu­ manity. This nation la only just beginning to appreciate the granducr o f the character cashed. A^tcr kwalking about t|*e bank o f this man* L in c o ln ,^ hose birth is now for five tid itfilc s be finally m iiu T ,l - p — baln g c elebrstcd.— The lufty_jimrlOtTsiiiT^ courage enough to approach the window “ ih e splcndoror his lulml und hit genius and present thé check. The clerk took it for affairs I How great and beautiful a and after exam ining the paper for a few soul was Lincoln! moments brusquely bsked, "W h at denom­ ination!" ‘G reat Seoul" said the farmer, 4 I see tfie old hulks of sailing crofts "w hat is that to you !" I am a Methodist still adorn our lake front and the one I if you want to know, but what has that spoke o f some time ago still lies athwart got to do with that era bit o f paper!" the sewer pipe running into the luke. Then the man who held the ehw k in lut Muybe the bout which has broken the liant] explained his question for the far­ sewer pipe is a good thing and maybe it mer's benefit. The latter then told him is u menace to public health and maybe the denomination o f the bills he would it would be u good tiling for the City like. They were given him and as he Council tu look into tills matter before stored them aw ay in the recesses o f an summer cotues u|»n us. old-fashioned pocketbook, he could be heerd growling out his opinion o f men 4 Tomorrow, the 14lh dny o f February, who ask impudent questions pf people is St. Valentine's Day, und for several who go to their banks. weeks the shops have shown that Its an. a w l observance is as great as in the 4 N oticin g" an * unusually" la rje crovyd .push In the year o f 1909. The love lam, about the-entrance o f the courthouse In every boy and girl that likes a little sport Orlando the other day, 1 asked a police­ and joy o f a pleasing diam eter, sends his man what was going on. " A colored lady sweelbeurt, nr his friend, u simple re­ is being iripd for murder." he said. 1‘ membrance o f the fabulous saint who And yet people say that Orlando police­ precedes over the destinies o f lire heart men ore not polite. and ihe affections. St. Valentine's Day, this old pagan fes­ 4 When will the pandenurnlum cease In tival, was the time when it was believed the railroad yards! Instead o f putting on 4 Lincoln, best biilovcd of all our presi­ W H ITE ns she hesitated before the telephone. “ If I thought he really intended to slight m e," she said, " I would Just call him up and call him down." thin all the hard-learned lessons o f self-renouncing sympathy, blending your present joy with past sorrow, and your present sorrow with all your past joy. if all this be true it is easy to guess the fate o f the Celery City if a real comic opera trou|>e ever discovers its fatal weakness. -----—------------------ —Titr S xtjnterer. ' Quaint Quibbles F rom Sis I Matty n belted Earl deserved it. Everybody is selfish except us. Mu says it takes a check to kiss some girls. Celery now being marketed. Because a man is needed is no sign that he is well bred. Ma says fat women shouldn't consider life.a dreary waist. Ma says a man is usually what he sus­ pects others of being. Because a woman loses her temper is no sign that site is soft. Ma says It ht no yarn th.-p 0 .« -t nwn are-soroe times WOrslwT/ ~ *r " Ma says some folks ore so cold-blooded that it is cnouglt to give one pneumonia to shake hands with 'em. If n little learning Is a dangerous thing Orlando has a laree number o f dangerous criminals hanging about. ' Pansy Bonehrad wore her peck-n-boo waist to a picnic sad was nearly de­ voured by mosquitos. Now she has an oiler to.impersonate n tattooed lady in a side show. * Pansy Bonchead's poem: A n old maid with a face like a crowbar for a new one went to a bazaar; but *twas so criss­ crossed, wrinkled and embossed, there wasn’t n place left to rub powder. for good prices, COME AND SEE Even cowards are m ilitary, being -son's o f m as. Autoists are naturally o f a retiring dis­ position. Selling J . M; W I L L S O N , J r ., Kissimmee, Fla The Crippen Music Store and Graphoplioneg Low Prices Easy Payments POP STUMON The Restaurant M a n Corner First Street and Palmetto Avenue i. R. CALHOUN 1 F22r FIRST CLASS CRATE M A T E R IA LS , Sanford. Fla- Job Printing Quickly and Neatly Executed at The Herald Printing Company �Jccts, nnd if he is willing to learn henectl For Good Average Prices and Quick Returns Ship to not waste n d a y’s time. 1 'would not be jtn potush, Were used; arid for sources o ' misunderstood ns claiming that any o f us - »„a ammonia, nitrate o f soda. dried blood know it all, for I confidently look to ex Letters amj 9crop wcrc taken, in order to perbnents In the future to eclipse the Various TÎmely Topics. make the comparison, only one Source of wonderful achievements o f the past and each o f these elements was used in my highest ambition is to work along this formula. The different mixtures were line. But there are essentiaLmatters that DEVOTED TO PEOPLE applied at the same time to sepernte we do know and whkdw-haye put us plots o f known and equal area, and'1In ahead of all competition that it would Southwest Comer Washington and Chambers Streets 1 such quantities as to supply the same be well for new-comers to profit by. In In This Department will be round the amount o f plant food as is ordinarily ap­ NEW YORK CITY Views. Opinions and Comment ' > plied by growers. Besides this applica­ nddltlon to the rigid, preconceived no­ tions nbout farming that some new set­ REFERENCES: Aetna National Bank o f New York City, or any Commercial Agency o f Practical Writers. tion. an after dressing o f ammonia was tlers bring, some come expecting all the and to Hundreds o f Shippers who are shipping to them regular (Wr Invite cerTetpondenfe on live topic* from all •wtlooi of (lie County. also new* Item* of Iruernit. applied, oncli plot receiving the same conveniences and comforts o f n city on n Rrevltr will (mure prompt publication. Article* source o f ammonia ns was used In the celery farm and one o f the bitterest criti­ £ £ ,,,« to the view, of the Editor will be pub- | , , . IlihnJ hut abusive and rnonjrmou* comtnunlca- complete fertilizer, ami ill quantities cisms by some is that wc do not keep on iloni will be rejected. We will not be re»pon*lhle 1 for opInloo* e»prr*»«l by contributor* All com­ equal to 500 pounds o f thq best grnde hand nn'ample supply of elegant idle munication» Inlendnl for current l»*ue mutt lie In nitrate o f soda per acre. The plots were homes to rent to ncw-conicrs at’ nomlnn b»nu not later IhanTUeeday m l —Kb. closely examined once every three weeks rates. Some go so far as to say w e have Scientific Celery Investigation. and compared ns to color, growth, form no right to invite |>eoplc here without To the Editor of The Herald: The priglnnl work o f Prof. Winters is anti amount o f disease. Under color, the having homes furnished nnd unfurnished herewith given to T he H erald before pub­ general health*nnd color* o f lenves were — rent practically.JretL.for the use o f new­ noted; under growth, the rate and char­ comers, Now, Mr. Editor, speaking for lication In bulletin form. acter o f growth werti observed; under myself, I nm jiot inviting this class to As the station funds are limited, it form, the size and length o f stalk nnd come a t any price, but I am doing nil in SHIPPERS OF spends them in those parts o f the State where the farmers take the most wide- bud were noticed nnd under amount of my power to induce those who ore willing awoke and intclliflent interest in its disensc the amount o f blight and black- to adapt themselves to prevailing condi heart were recorded. lions nnd are willing to help us develop fSwrtc •. . ' t T _______ _ KcsulU____________ t he roost w onderful trucking cen ter' on If tlie farm er« o f Sanford desire the aid During the cnrly part o f the test, only oarth. W e want such men for instance of expert scientists they should be willing a slight difference could be noted in the ns Mr. G. C. Chamberlain, late o f Jackson, to do co-operative work with the station. plots; while at or about the stage o f ma­ Michigan; now, I*m glad to any; . o f San­ New York State has on experimenter’s turity, the results from some o f the fer­ ford. Fla. Lnst Mny Mr. Chamberlain league o rfiveh u n d red fanners tryitTgllie tilizers could be distinctly seen. The bdaght“ Of. lhe_Huwnrd-racknrd Land latest sxperimenta o f the station. plotstipon which nitrate of soda hnd Coririxmy-n-iO-nmrfan ii Hr~'tng~Xelcry __ Kloridl) needs n le.ngue___ Prosper-.] been applied were invariably affected Delta located on what is now the San­ ous agricultural sections o f tlie country with black-henrt, nnd in runny cases ford &. Everglades Railroad. He nnd his Hod help in n general association, orga­ could be distinguished at n glance by bctlcr-hnlf, a true American woman, nized for mutual help in studying diflicult, . \ ■ ' . ' the prevalence of lids disease. Tiiis was come hero about the first of June and practical problcnTs nnd sharing .experi­ most likely due to the use of such a large built a pioneer's home on their place. ence; for co-operation in acting for the SANFORD, FLORIDA quantity o f so soluble u form o f ammonia. About this tim e the writer called nt their “ general welfare o f the community, in se­ Nftrate o f soda should not be used to sylvan home and made their acquaint­ curing better treatment from the railroads supply all o f the nmmouln. It 1« used ance. Heavy rains, and perhups limited or from the government in protecting to advantage as an uftcr-dresslng when menus prevented their getting their new themselves from thedishonestcommlssion n quick-acting source o f uqimonla is grounds ready for u crop -by September, merchants. T O P PR ICES FOR YO UR wanted. The organic sources of nmnio■but witii true Am erican m inplnbilily Mr. -----Sanford need* such-an organization. niu (fish sernp mid drietl blood) gave Chamberlain secured irrigated land from — J. V . W eeden. good results. The mixtures in which Joe Cunicroii niul planted it on shares. these were used produced plants which By the first of December he had made - - when «hipped to HEWITT. If yuu nre nor dolilg Celery Investigation were-more resistant to blnck-lieart. Acid V* {ai V. wmrao) business with tills House, write to them at once.____ _____ ____ enough on a crop o f lettuce to pay all liv ­ Aiirhulhirnl E*(>rritiient Umilia Station. piiosphnte gnve bad results, and esi>cing anti mnning expenses, nnd 10 enable Unlnnvlllc, flarlrtn. ' cin llf bad results when combined with him toiplont the same land in celery It tins for some time been the oiririion nitrate of soda. Bone meal gave the which he is just beginning to cut, Tlioso of many o f the celery growers (lint il^e i best results ns* a source of phosphoric who have seen it say that he is entitled celery bluck-hcnrt or heart rot (Bacterium FRUIT AND PRODUCE C O M M IS S IO N MERCHANTS acid. Kninil gave had results in every to tiie prize tills year, in a conversation Apii) is caused by certain kinds o f fer­ combination. High grade mid low grade with him n few days since, he told me 10 E. Camden St., Daltlmoro, Md. tilizer. However, this is not the case, sulphate of potash ami muriate, nil jt[ivg that under these circumstances he had References: This Paper ami Thousands o f Pleased Shippers in Florida Torjio fertilizer can directly produce or |good results, nnd are rated in the order made more here in one year than lie prevent black-heart In celery. Blackgiven. The best of tiie thirty-six combi­ could, under same conditions, elsewhere heart is a disease caused by orgnnisms nations contained bone meal, fish scrap, in five. Mr. Editor, 1 take my hat off to which we know as bacteria, nnd which and high grade sulplinte o f |toinsh. Mr. and Mrs. Chamberlain. To men and are popularly known as germs or mi­ Tills experiment lias given us the women of. this type Sanford offers n crobes. The bacteria which cause blncksources of fertilizer which arc best suited hearty welcome whether with or without henrt are .exceedingly small one-celled to celery at Sanford. It now remains to money. It is needless to say their own plants, shaped very much like an ordi­ find out just whut quantities of these farm will lie ready for the next criqi, in­ nary lead pencil with its ends rounded. fertilizing materials will make the most deed. is now in partial cultivation. It would tnkc 2,500 of these, placed end economical formula for growing celery. Sales Agents and Distributors N. W hither , to end. to make a row one inch long; BRANCHES BRANCHES Summary. and it would take 0,000, place*] side by SANFORD CELERY UNION 1. Block-heart is caused hy a definite Furnished R o om s F o r Kent side to span over one inch. They multi­ C h icago New Y o rk minute organism which preys upon celery Two good-sized rooms, in good locution, Room 10, Pico Block. 'Phone 2(50 ply tfery rapidly during warm, damp plants that have been weakened. Cincinnati W ash in gto n will bq rented to desirable jiersons. Cist­ weather, nnd it is ut this time that they 2. A s a source uf ammonia, nitrate of i Jackson ville Sanford" ern ptyd sulphur water on the premises. spread nnd do m6st damage to thecelery. soda gnve bad results. Inquire nt The lleruid oliice. 1)LEACHING OF LEAVES. 3. As sources of ammonia, lisli scrap In the study of this disease during the ami dried blood gave good results. PudLrewski, tiie noted piunlst, while season 1007-8, it was noticed 'that n -1. As a source uf phosphoric acid. piny inti at a concert in New York Inst bleaching o f the tips and margins of the ncid phosphate gave taut results. week, split one of his linger Jiails-tmd hnd center leuves always preceded this dis— 5. —Bone meal gave good results In to cancel iiis Philadelphia engagement. “ FffStr niisLIeuclied portion often dried most every combination. As Ids linger anils are insured for $5,000 up, turning brown and forming drown 6. Kainit gave bad results in every each, he was not much tiie loser. sputa just within the margins and near combination. the veins. Jt was ut these small s|x»ts 7. Higii grade sulphate of (sitash, low that evidence o f the disease was first grade sulphate of potash and muriate, seen. On thoroughly exumlning these gave good results and rank in the order bleached portions, no blackhenrt bac­ given. teria were found, though bacteria were 8. The combination uf bone meal, fish found in the small brown spots,. This scrap and high grade sulphate of iiotash shows that the bleaching precedes the produced celery o f the best form, growth infection by the black-henrt bncterin, mid resistance to black heart. and is.not caused by blockheart. With these facts in mind, a study was Plans Specifications and Estimates Furnished A daptability. made to ascertain the cause o f the »" on Applications Winching. Sets o f celery plants were To die Editor of The Herald: Thanking yon iii advance for tiie use grown in pots In the greenhouse, so ¡is to of n tittle apace in Tiie Herald, I want have them under strict control. Different to write briefly on whnt 1 shall call sets of these plants wcrc trcuied In va::Aiiaptul>imy." —Tbis-ie-of |iritne iuipui - rioua wuya^m .aeeif-any—ph veien l-con d r tanreno^the new^fnnncr' in~tt«rSim fnrd lion would"produce this Turin o fb le u c licelery delta,, especially if he be from other ing. -One set o f plants hnd the roots cut states than Florida. By adaptability of on two Bides; the soil o f another set was Opp. Posto ilice 113 First Street course I mean not only the willingness, kept saturated with water; while a third set was given just enough water to bare­ but the ability to change his ideas nnd preconceived notions nnd perhups reverse ly keep the plants alive. . , . , ,, . In each set a »light bleaching was p r o w ,id ,1 duced. Plants that were given proper furthcr n0rt, \ A * U.ontlht will care were not affected with this form of convince a fair mind o f the importance bleaching. Several attempts were made of ,h‘ B' For instance, the Northern fanner i/ fllfF OF V U I l 'L - U l TH F ,,IL P F O P I F I pot08h- kninit’ ,nur,nte- hw ■ L V I L L ^ ,0 o f potash, nnd low grade « ii sulphate ' and Com m unications on JO H N V. D E N TO N & CO. S B Fruit and Produce COLUMN i,VV Chase Co. Florida Fruits ““<•V egetab les 1| General Insurance Agents. ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT, TANGERINES AND EARLY VEGETABLES HEWITT & CO; CRUTCHFIELD & W 00LF0LK P ITTS B U R G , PA. SAN FO R D , FL.A. Pouring Prosperity Through a Puncture. epair Work Promptly Done to give block-heart disease to plants that h«d been grown under proper conditions. but all failed. The three lots o f plants that had been weakened look the disease very readily, and t h e i T t u d . were deitrojtd. These studies show that some Artesian and Deep Well *Drilling hls 1,1 UwB*’r," g “ r0WB h B ‘:rcp in l »,eii,u,*," ,er u,‘ d l,1B harvest is >" ‘ he iulL We re,vt‘rBf l,dB' Ho de* I * " dB 0,1 ,he rni'» nnd for “ nBon#; We “ « " * ‘ v e " l >me * * £ " “ “ • of tain or seasons. He has ordinarily a Physical weakness o f the plant produces ridl * ° li‘ ^ ,B loumy “ "d light and the bleaching, and the blenched portions In rew lnslahCet o¥er six inches deep, w e unable to keep out the black-heart Wm deep paw in g is desirable, to u. . Imawitt. .............., , .................... ...... I often ruinous. The novice is tempted to rcrtHicr T est use too much water and nearly all, to say fo r the purpose o f determining the ef- tiie least of it, ore reckless in the applifects of different sources o f fertilizer upon ca(jon o f concentrated fertilizers to the celery, and In order to secure a. fertilizer |roots of growing plants, which In my adapted to Sanford conditions, a ferti­ I opinion Is n prime cause o f blight and liser test was made In co-operation with |other troubles. Mr. Dorner o f Sanford. In this test the It is true that, inexperienced us many most common sources o f the three ele­ I are, the percentage o f failures Is very ments were used. Tiie sources used to small, but the brilliant success should be­ •ecure pbosporic acid were bone meal, come the universal experience of oil. ■cid phosphate, and floats (untreated The newcomer will find our people ready phosphate rock). For sources o f to impart Information to any and all sub- Ever see a drunken man- trying to All a bottle with the bottom broken sot? U's « great waste, slid U looks mighty silly. But It's no'more foolish and no more wasteful than for a sober man to ex­ pect bis town, to All np with people and bubble orer with prosperity whan bs is continually pouring bia dollars Into tho wide world auUl&e THROUGH THE MAIL ORDER HOLE In tbs bob tom of bis boms town. CITY CIGAR STORE L -iS Best Line of Cigars and To ­ baccos in the City : Newspapers, Magazines MORAL: Patronize home Industries. « .- «J M* P. LIPE Telephone No. 60 * • * and Periodicals •7 ■ CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS �THE SANFORD HERALD MV-: ' PuMhhwl Every Saturday Montini at Sanford. Pia. R. ). Holly, Manaiinl Editor Subscription Price, *1.00 a Year In Advance Entered as mad nistur Au*ut^2nd. 1908. at the T o s t o » « at ^ under Act of Mitch 3 rd, 187w. Durham AdvertUlnS Company. Jacksonville. Fep\ reiewtiute* OfDcs rirst Ooor in ths BUhop Dlock. Flrlt Street Téléphoné No. 148. Where is the editor of the Sopchoppy pnperT •______ . The statement o f tho First National Bonk in this issue o f T he Herald s Bo w b a' great increase o f business for that in ­ n ir iw stitution. • If tiie land around Sanford continues Id move os 1| did this week there wlU be very little o f it for sale in n few M. months. The Sanford fc Everglades Railway is receiving favorable comment throughout the State and T he Herald is proud of the . fact that it is ono of our home enter1 prises, developed by home capital. without additional compensation, all legn matters for adjustment. To give one an idcH-trf th o -n p p ro x lm tn e ~ H m n ff"iiriiH f State by tho adoption o f this policy, it m ay b e ' mentioned that in 1007 Hon. W. S. Jenn,n$» received $16,000 for acting as such counsel, and last year his remunera­ tion amounted to $17,000, plus expenses. The people o f Florida mado no mistake when they elected Hon. Park Tiammell to the office o f attorney-general. His policy will always be toward the greatest good for the people. MOB STARTS TO BURN NEGRO Lakelan d S tir re d Up O ver A ssault On Y ou n g Lady Lakeland, Feb. 11.— Chnrlcs Crumley, the negro'nrrestcd on suspicion o f being the man who attempted to criminnlly assault Miss Irma Newell on last Tues­ day. was taken from tho Jail at Lqkcland yesterday by a mob o f one thousand men, bound to a stake, faggots heaped about his body and oil poured over the mass with the intention o f burning him. How­ ever. Sheriff John Logan, his brother Alonzo Logan, and Special Deputy E. A. Mullen pleaded for calm action, and the negro declaring he could prove an alibi, was spared. * ‘ ' . C rum ley was marched back to ja il and ADDITIONAL LOCALS at your The Royal Tailors Brand o f Clothing Mrs. H. P. Driver und daughter spent Wednesday In Orlnndo. You can get The Maryland Amusement Company w ill be in Sanford all next week. The "Lucky Sunfoni” signs are being posted this week and are attracting much attention. ARM OUR F or R ent— Eight room house, $20 per month. Enquire G14 Magnolia A vo. H. P. Driver has returned from Orlando where he received medical attention at the Church Home and Hospital. F E R T IL IZ E R S English Cabs, nil the rnge in go-carts, ot The Sanford Furniture Oo. Tw o long-haired evangelists represent­ ing the Israeiitc^church ore in the city making speeches ¡and distributing litera­ ture. A t The Park’s Show this afternoon the matinee bill w ill be “ The American Girl.” Tonight w ill be rendered the grdot drama, Tracey, The Outlaw." See the English Cabs, the In test things in go-carts, at The Sanford Furniture Co. Rev. J, B. Mitchell o f Orlando poised through Sanford Thursday cn route, to St. Augustine to deliver his famous lecture, "ThE.OId.ind NawSoutlu'-’J______ ___ _ • Armour Arn^our Armour Armour -Elsewhere in’ IhlS'lsstie js an able ar■- — — tidcupondeepening theclmnnel of the a-number o f proniiucui. ntcuJia.VC. akoin ~D rrO .“Vf:TCtTfg left y es renin r-for-Khtr*- — to prevent'any further attempt upon his Ht* Fife»™ mk ' Drive yOur Wagon into Sanforjl Call on C. H. Evans He can deliver any brand you want out of Our new Warehouse Without Delay— e*“» Blood, Bone .& Potash Celery Grower Vegetable— Practical TrucFeF ~ " • q r - a n y t u n e r ■ B r a t m - e r o i i m s t r y ' ----------- St. Johns from our able Congressman, mond, Vn. Mrs. King will nccompany Hon. Frank Clark. The editor o f T he life. Many armed men.ore in town. •Celebrated Fertilizers— him home from Virginln, where she hns Miss Newell declares that Crumley looks H erald intends to have _Frank make o been spending the past few months. Do you want Hardwoòd Ashes?________1------like tlnT-inan who attempted the crime, visit to Sanford nt tltc dose o f the pres­ Robert Dingley, who was formerly em ­ but is not certain.' Dried Blood. Sheep Manure, Blood an d Bone ent session and our people will then have A s soon as it was learned that the ne­ ployed as manager o f tiie City Restaurant, the pleasure o f hearing him upon tills Nitrate of Soda? gro hnd been arrested the mob surrounded is now employed ot the Melrose House. vita l question.__________________ _ the Jail and Marshal Skipper Was pounced DeLund, where he w ill gladly w eicem eall upon, the keys taken from him and the ids Sanford friends. The latest title for Sanford seems to negro was soon in the grasp o f the frantic have caught tho popular elioni. Editor Children’ s Dancing Class Howard o f the Reporter-Star lias the follow- mob. A chain was put around the vic­ Miss Gclslc Butt hnB opened n dancing tim ’s neck and he was dragged to the ’ lug: class in connection with her oilier class, scene of the crime. Here a pile o f wood First tho’ "Gate City," next the was heaped up and saturated with kero- Lessons will ho given on Wednesday and "Celery City," and now "Lucky Sanford." "W h a t’S inannm cT" Every­ pene and the negro led to it nmi com Saturday afternoons at three o ’clock, at thing, and niter all the changes we tnanded to confess, . l i e protested Ilia the Hotel Wilton. Terms,.two dollars for (W rite us) believe Uie Inst adopted is ilia most innocence, but tills doubtless would.have eight lessons. striking, : because the name o f the • "lucky town is indicated. Let her ind.no effect had not Er. Dunklin, the Drain and Ir rig a tio n M a teria l go at tliat— "Lucky Sanford.” girl’s grandfather, declared that he was CH A S . H. E V A N S , S a le s Agent, W e make special carload priccir on possitlvc the wrong man was about to be t—■ mixed sizes o f sewer pipe. 4 inch. 8 inch * Sanford, Florida * " Washington and Lincoln nrc the two punished. This with the resolute action ond larger sizes. Also second quality (Ask Him) names ond fames that America gave to o f Sheriff Logan, who nrrlvcd nt this mo­ pipes nt reduced, rates. See us before the world. Th ey,sh all not die. Each ment, induced the mob to allow the negro buying. Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. and Inspect the Ulickensderfer. T h e best year their hallowed memories are made to ngain be taken to jail! and most compact machiiieon theinorkctl T h e S u p r e m e of Excel­ the occasion of teaching th e.risin g gen­ Plano Tuning Wanted— Party to contract to furnish M rs. J. J. Cowan. eration true patriotism, love o f country, le n c e ¡s Next week W ade will work in Sanford engine wood on rack, for S. & E. railway. On W cdncsdcy evening. Feb. lOlh, a ‘ and n pure-hearted, blameless life. Not Orders sent to Pica will be n(tended to. A. P. Connelly. the only in our own beloved land are these large congregation assembled at F or S ale — Perfectly sound, gentle horse; names the rallying ones, o f nil liberty Methodist Church, to pay the last tribute Tiie present State Fair nt Tiimpn has lovers, but tho world has appropriated o f respect to the good woman whose exceeded all past records in attendance. Indy can drive; price reasonable. Good size and can work on farm. Also good them and modo them tier own. name heads tills notice. Mrs. Cowan was buggy nnd harness if horse is taken. Clay Tile F o r Sale. born in Volusia County,* Florida. She 22-3 . Box No. B. Lake Mary, Fin. was 40 years old when death claimed , Pniutkn Tile fur sale in any quonity. ItlE QUESTION Or ADAPTAIltl ITY, E xperienced Nurse— For information address ‘1Nurse.'1 Box 103, City. ISM In this issue under the head o f “ Vçice her on tho Olh. Stic tind been married , G. F. Sumi, Box .‘171 o f tiie People" is an article from the tibie to J. J. Cowan 27 years and six months. For rent or for sale— cash or terms— The fourteen counties which have large pen o f J. N. Whltner--upon "A d o p ta ­ Site was a devoted member o f the Metiw new cottage corner Highth strrct- nnd county displays nt the State Fair are nt Magnolia avenue. Four nice large rooms, bility.” It deals with tiie question of odist Church. She lived her religion. Tiie new people engaging in tiie trucking universal sentiment was. her life was tracting n great deal o f attention from kiten undhe hath. Occupancy about Feb. *»*—S. O. Sminiiolser, She leaves a husband, five visitors. business with no previous knowledge of enough. Phone 115 after 0 o'clock p. m. Florldn soil and clim ate and gives un ex­ daughters, one sister, one brother, with ■Thrlce-a-W cck W orld Shade Trees—Those wanting shade trees T h i s is P ro ve n True ample of liow G. C. Chamberlain made oilier relatives, and many friends to of any kind, such ns palmetto, magnolia, More alert, more thorough and more good tiiis year by surmounting all diffi­ mourn her departure. oak nnd maple, should see A. F. WestcrMrs. Cowan lias passed from mating us, fearless than ever. A President o f the culties ond d isplaying the grit and deter203*'V T j jirow... Box, mi nut ion that makes victory out of dc- hut it is an unspeakable comfort to tiie United States will lie sleeted this year. Who is lie mid who is the man whom he church, and ought to be a solace to the feat. For Salk—Lettuce plants. R. H. Muirdeeply affiicted husband and children, will beat! Nobody yet knows, bat the head. on Celery avenue. tiint she illustrated the doctrines of the Thrice-n-Week edition o f the New York WEATHER AS AN ASSET. Celery Plants— 15,000 very fine prick The Times-Union Short Talks man is Christian religion, nnd died testifying nil World will tell you every step and every bed plants for sale cheap. Jno. D. Jinkins, detail of wlint promises to be a campaign Corner o f French avenue nnd Third street. still harping on the Orlando weather re­ was well. of tire most ubsortilng Interest. It may May we nil meet again. Furnished Rooms tor Rent- Good location port and even attempts to drag in the not tell you wlint you hope, but it will tell only two dollars [>er week if taken at once. —A. E. H ouseholder . editor o f T he Herald in the following: Call at Herald office.. Sanford, Florida, Feb. 11th, '00. you whut is. The Tlirice-a-Week World Orlando Is very sensitive about tiie To Exchange: Northern business nnd weather report and takes the Timeslong ugo established n character for Im ­ Union to task about publishing ah er­ F o r S w e e t C h a rity’ s S oke partiality anil fearlessness In tiie publica­ residential property to exchange for San­ roneous statement regarding same. Tiie Charity Ball to tie given in Orlando tion of news, and this it will maintain. ford or vicinity vacant lots, orange grove or improved or unimproved celery land The Keporter-stur draws the mantle next Thursday, Feb. 18, promises to If you want the news as it really is, sub­ — A. W. Brown, box 820, Sanford, Fla. o f charity over the affair and ex ­ eclipse all former efforts in lids line. scribe to tiie Thrlce-a-Wcck edition o f the plains thnt while the Times-Union Wanted— Everyone to know that tiie stated Orlando to be as cold as JackThe CJiarity Bull is looked forward to each New York World, which comes to you ev- Ulickensderfer typewriter is the best on ' sonville they did not really mean to year by the people o f Orange county as cry-oiher dny except Sunday, and is thus, the m arket See them nt The Herald of­ say so. It is now up to the Tlmcsthe benefits go to tiie Church Home & practically a daily at the price of a weekly. fice. Unlon to pat Brother Howard on tiie hm-k nmi alt will h g p c n m m u l -niti«.Two) fdee-fumtshrtf rooms TO ffe nr* -Thrice-n-Wcrk~l mobiles in Orlando again. Sanford Jam es H arris. IN cflt. The ball is always a grand event I scription price is only $1 per year, nnd Herald, The fact o f the matter is, and this year will be no exception to the tills |>ay§ for 150 papers. W e ofTer this For Rent— Desk room second floor office. the Times-Union made no.sudi state­ ni,cI unequalled newspajier ami T iie Sanford Address Box 331. ment. It merely primer] the report Sanford is especially invited to nttend Herald together for fine year for 51.50. o f the local weather bureau, for which For Sal2—Good property, now bringing ‘ tr t r l r r no dr grrr-rrttiKrotii bio. a ml t Iw - lIi&.Chailty Ball nt Orlando on the 18tli. The regular subscription price o f the two twelve per cent interest on investment. statement which so exciter! the Or__________ —N. H. Garner, Sanford. papers Is T fZ T G ra tefu l t o S an ford People landultcs occurred In tliat. As a I or S ale — fay-Sliolcs l yjicwriter, in matter o f honor and good policy, tiie In a letter to T. J. Miller. W. H. Moor first-class order. W ill be sold cheap In­ Times-Union never tampers with the o f Atlanta expresses Ids gratitude for the quire nt Herald office. official reiKirta sent in to it. The InBoot- a n d Shoe Models the many acts o f kindness shown his w ife at Jonnaiion appeared under tiie sub­ J/JCa priiiiJqg.jon waziL acnd lt.ro T he the death nnd funeral services o f her fath­ head. "From Assistant Observer H erald office. First-class work guaran­ excellence h as reached its Hurd,” nud quotation marks a ppenred teed. er, Mr. Howland, feveral weeks ago. Mr. a t the beginning of-each paragraph. Moor slates that Ills w ife is very ill and Superior printing for ull purposes at T he supreme height. Now, wimt have Editors Howard and Chastity of unable to write and express her thanks, Ail Local A d vertisem en ts Under This Herald office. -----------------------Holly, who are newspnjMT men nnd H eading. One Cent a W o rd Each Issue but will do so whenever her condition im ­ should understand die meaning o f T horoughbred Eggs lor Hatching— White design, R ich n ess without proves. ___________________ sub-heads and quotation marks, to Wyandots, W hite Leghorns. Buff Leghorns, Fob Sale. Wood—Pine or oak. by car­ and Buff Rock. $1 for 15. A pply to J. F. sny o f their criticisms o f the TirnesHorsemen and sportsmen general who load; blocks or oihorwisa. W. B. Ballsr UnionT W e pause for a reply! Showiness, P la in n e ss without Ariol, Sanford. 20-G are at the State Fair agree that the raceAltamonte ^Springs, Floridu. No reply is needed from The Herald. . — Sound, gentle' horse, with Young man o f good character wishes good buggy and harness. Price feasonn- severity are to he found in Sanford has no kick coming from the meeting now in progress there is Uie best ever held In the South. employment in or near Sanford, Address weather reports or tiie weather itself, and nble. Horse can be driveh. or wbrkod on A . J.. Geneva, Flo. 24-2 farm. P. 0. Box 0. Lake Mury, Fla. 20-4 w e respectfully refer the ubove to our no other Shoe in greater P o p u la rity o f M e t t ln g c r s S to r e friend, Howurd, o f the Orlando Reporter j r K . H ettinger has received ten appU-1 ¡ongV*2m 't r o ^ w e r * ' S u n nicy E y ' * engine; ™ *** - -Star. ........ .1 abundance or excellence. -Ifcations from -ladies and gentlemen who |° " l y used for pleasure uno «efiSonrdhd Ts - Reason for selling. I wish to take a position in his stare. in llrst-olass repair. HONORABLE PARK TRAMMELL There is a reason, "o f course. Ask Mr. desire to buy a large boat. The sentinn you want O xfords, cal) and capacity Is eight people. .* Contractor and Builder A t a recent meeting o f the Internal Im­ *Mettinger. .____________________ P, B, Brantley. Clermont, Florida. provement Trustees Mr. Trammell offered see the line in Tan, Wine, W. C. T, U. Meeting. . I f It*» MULES you w a n t to E p lo w o r Will Furnish Estimates for any Building a resolution to the effect that as a major­ The February m eeting o f the W. a T. h a rro w , see Jam es H arris, ity o f the suits against tiie Board had been Repairs, Etc. Gun Metal, Kid an d Patent U. wlU be held in the Methodist Qiurch For Rent- T wo medium-sized front settled, and no great amount o f litigation next Tuesday at 3 p. ra. A ll members is now pending, the trustees should nyt im i" ? a'ifi.panlry’ up Apply at Leather,-at $3.50 and $4.00 501 Fourth street. und friends are requested to attend. em ploy a general counsel for the present Office at A. E . HUT. Lumber Yard If you want a first-class typewriter at year, but turn over to the attorney general. T he Herald's 'phone is No. 148. a moderate rice, call at TheHerald office Ask for it, We have it THE ARMOUR FERTILIZER WORKS Jacksonville, Fla. m “Simplicity” m 71 I r ;c ,r— I El In Character In Manner — — In Style Patrician W ANTS J. tv •: F. S U N D E L L SANFORD, FLORIDA. D. L. Thrasher �PAG E S--PAR T II-. PAGES Ô TA 12 -»A- % /^V S ^A fPQ fiD — Lf/e is Worth Living Number 26 M SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 13, 1909 ALL AROUND FLORIDA The General News of “The Land of Flowers'* CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS gan kicking the beast in the ribs nnd retreated toward the door o i the cage, reaching it Just in timo to slum it shut Just as the lion made n spring. As it was, the anim al’s claws went between the bars o f the cage nnd left bad-looking scratches on the trainer's face. Contract has been let to J. J. Cain o i Columbia, S.C.,for the erection of the new building for the blind, deaf nnd dumb at St. Augustine. The bid was $67,427. COUNTY HAPPENINGS A Budget of Interesting Items From Correspondents THE EVENTS OF ORANGE COUNTY An Epitome o f the Week’s Moat Im­ A pineapple weighing ten pounds nnd Efficient S ta ff or Reporters Weekly portant Happenings In the Covers the Territory for hnving fifty-tw o crowns is a St. Lucie ex­ State's Domain. The Herald hibit at the Jacksonville fair. C. A . Killer A business deal was consummated this week at Pensacola between the Willinms Naval Stores Co. and The J. R. Saunders Co. for all the naval stores property, in— eluding tire yards and tanks at Pensacola. New Orleans, Chicago and St. Louis, the consldenition-bcIrTg-J5 OOrfiOO. was the grower. OVIEDO OCCURRENCES Florida East Const Ry. Bystem has bepn Sptclal correspondent to The llrrald. mnde Into two divisions. Northern head­ Mrs. Dr. Henry Foster, one o f our re g quarters at St. Augustine; Southern head­ ulnr winter visitors,Tins arrived from her quarters at Titusville. ~ Northern home to sixmd the “winter here and cscnptr rhe rigors of Die severe THEY FEAR FLORIDA CABBAGE weather now b ein g . ex p erien c ed -in -tlie -- At various pain U-in-Florida where Hon. slapped, tlurlog, BGutûür j. ¿p W-STatTBro#t&?tirnV"lrfcflrVeep JBGÏ&lpLÎ 3fxca«d JuD. -Wiil-be First Year the state fair. He reports that much t4 ^ **+ **+ + + + + **+ + *4 *4 > *+ + + interest is to be seen, although a good many exhibits nre not yet in place. With many people, however, the races seem to be the "most principalest” thing. From The lllre ld ’s Special Correspondent BV W TrtltfS Telephone * Mr*. D. B. W illiam s hits Rone to Hazel hurst, Ga„ to visit her mother for n few The cold-blooded cruelty of mankind is days, after which she will go t o o n A t responsible for the slaughter o f six inoffen­ Inntn hospital for an operation. Dr. W il sive girl kittens this weclf ns thier infantile limns will go up and be with her through bodies were discoverer} floating in the dark the ordeal. Their many friends will deep­ nnd turbid waters o f Pump Branch last. ly sympathize with them. Saturday. One can only Imagine the^ | The Indies of the Methodist church held a bazaar last Friday niglit in the room under the Masonic hull. A good many things were offered for sale, including pillnu, sandwiches, cake, coffee, home made carnlyi etc. There whs ti fine as­ sortment o f valentines and this table was ■presided'DVfef- by Miss Wanda Combs Alissca.JLutc WillieriuglAuv—ond_.lennie TDrnc’r had c lia tileof j f i c candyTaunh. most plensnnt time was had nnd some $40 was realized. Mrs. J. J. Combs was at the head o f the enterprise and she re ccivcd many compliments on the business like-way in which Its nffairs were con ducted. FROM MACARONI DELTA f feelings o f the mother cat as she realized that her feline offsprings were no more.' Gil Shisher went to the mourners'bench Inst Sunday, and got up nnd told o f n lot o f mean things he wanted forgl venessfor One lKing was he "threw four dead cats In Aleck Smoot’s, cistern two wcoka-ngo and everybody in cliprch got up nnd iorAlv?lium.b.UUHlC.~JIUi tllttA—iyas^vOccirr—-*-who-wewt-outeide nml waited Tor Gil aiiJ~~**' " gnvc him the durndcst licking he ever had. It's thought Aleck's conduct will much * discourage other sinqers from telling their cussed nctions. Reuben Glue has rented Ids two-room cottage on Plunkett avenue to Mosc Huffstetter and w ill move his fam ily into rooms over Gnbe Mullen's meat shop. Miss Mellissn Muggs, o f Bungalow Cor­ ners graced our town with her queenly presence last Saturday. She is canvassing for the sale o f |.id Musinrd's tapeworm remedies. ... "I1 remcinbcred, spent his winters here, own­ ing a beautiful home at Lake Charm P ric e s o f Old S to c k Down N ew York, Feb. 8.— Under heavy re­ He was n Christian gentleman o f sterling qualities nnd unblemished character. He The annual state encampment o f the ceipts of Florida new cabbage and a dull accomplished much good in Oviedo in Grand Arm y o f the Republic will he held demand, the market for old stock took to financial and spiritual way, ever ready in St. Petersburg, beginning Feb. 17th. It the toboggnn this week. Western New to lend n helping hiuid toward the adHardie D. Geiger, who is studying law York dealers sent liberal quantities of old - is advised that visiting comrades take vnnccmciit-and .upbuilding o i the com in Wake Forest College, North Carolina, stock in the market and prices declined advantage o f the railroad special rates to munity, and was beloved by all who ett 'dropped out of acliool a day or two la s : Tampa rather than try to secure other to $30(<i35 a ton. The volume in which Joyed the privilege of his acquaintance week, went oyer to Raleigh nnd took tiie Florida stock is arriving Inis inspired west­ rates, nnd companionship. lie erected the examination given hy the Supreme Court. ern New York shippers with fear that it is A negro named Bowninn, living in Pnnot good policy to hold the balance o f their Foster Memorial Chapel ut Lake Charm He passed with creditable marks, was lntka. blew his w ife's brains our during n cnbbngc any longer In expectation o f high­ untl during his lifetim e was a staunch admit ic'd to the bar and given a license quarrel last Saturday night. He then gave SI Lingcnfelter has bought n half ii^ " — er prices. The cold snap in Florida is ex ­ supporter o f the Methodist Church here, to practise In all courts in the state. himself up to the authorities. Dr. Foster also supixirted a large sani­ terest in Seth Perkins' two-cow dairy. However, lie will continue iu college for pected to curtail shipments for the next tarium in Clifton, New York— a refuge Hayward Summers. 13 years old. on only two weeks. Shorty Butt’s two girls wore short dresrat lenst n year and a half yet, doing work —■-------------------------------child., died at Largo this week from blood L a te arrivals o f Florida cnbbngc showed and haven of.rcsl for the ills o f afflicted with reference to a Bachelor of Law s de­ es nnd pink stockings nt the church social poisoning, the result o f a wound received tile effects o i frost. The damage was tloae humanity— where a great nnd noble work gree. "Colonel" Geiger’s friends here sin­ the other night nnd Were much gazed at. Amos Bolliver's hired g irl has. tendered from a toy riild. on the w ay here; otherwise the quality has been successfully carried on for yTOrs.' cerely congratulate him on the success he her resignation nnd nCcpted a position In Miss Taylor, an attractive young Indy Is achieving as a student o f luw. F, K, Purse,jhe young man whonttempt- was excellent. The stock moved slowly of Georgia is here, the guest o f Mr. and Bill Chcezum's fnmlly to do general houM* ed to commit suicide in Jacksonville last at $2 ('(2.50 a barrel crate. Th e demand The members o f the Uuptist chdrch had August by cutting the veins In his wrist, for red cabbage was inactive nnd sufficient Mrs. Henry McCall. ho]>ed that they couIiTTfnve~"iIie opening" work,— Shu c w iim of revolutionary - slock------A contingent of our-Northern friends service in the new church building next and has refused several offers o f marriage. and failed, has succeeded at last, having to absorb the offerings. Quotations were Boys will lie boys, hut them Blxler Ixtys have arrived to 8|>ciid the winter and ore day. However the doors and windows taken n large done o f arsenic Just - week $40((M 5. A few small lots of imported pleasantly domiciled nt Lake Cliurm, the nre |tositively devilish. They sheared .while stopping in Atlanta, have been delayed nnd lliu service will Danish red brought $20, Savunnah stock Aunt Mniuly Gulliver's horse's tnii Inst inimitable rendezvous of beauty and have to lie pnstixmed until the fourthr On Monday, Feb. 22, a party o f twenty moved slowly. In quality nnd appearance Sunday night nnd threw two dead cats in comfort. As yet we Imvc been unable to Sunday in (lie present month. By that Cnnadian girls jvill visit Florida to com­ it was inferior to the Florida offerings ascertain the names of all. but we notice time the building will have been fully Bill Joslyn's cistern. They need repri­ Prices were $ l.5 0r»2 a barrel crate. pare climatic notes and enjoy the beau­ manding. to suy the leust. The d?inAnd for this variety was dull witli pleasure among the representation completed and your correspondent is au­ ties of a Florida wintpr.our inevitable ¡tail welcome visitors, thorized to hereby iifvfte everybody, in­ .Skinny Jane Catkins ik suffering from and there were accumulations almost Senator Taliaferro is endeavoring to get devotees ¡it the "shrine" of Florida cli­ cluding peoplo of contiguous communities nervous constipation and bilious liver,. every day.— Produce News. an appropriation o f $20,000 from Con­ Si Blizzard's two-year-old twins wore mate, I)r. Kinney anti daughter of New to attend tbe opening service. This gress to boused fur theconstruction,'equip­ The Royal Hungarian O rchestra York State. building will lie one o f the handsomest thier first long pants Jast Sunday and look­ Sanford people uml their visitors will be ment and maintenance o f schools for Scjn-' E. Y. Mnllory. n prominent citizen- of and most up-to-dnie village churches iu ed quite comical. The little fellows seem­ offered a~rare treat on next Wednesday Macon, Gu., uml wife, arrived Inst week. inole Indian youth. "*•' Florida, having baptistry, Sunday school ed to realize that they hud got past the — P, F-. Jenkins, the n ew ly appointed en­ niglit « t the opera house. The Royal Hun­ Mr. Mallory Is an ardcnF sportsman, and moms, a prayer meeting room nnd an un­ colicky stage o f thier existence. gineer for the Evcrglndcs drainage work garian Orchestra is one o f the finest or­ every winter comes down to enjoy the usually plensing auditorium. The loca­ Tiie Knights nnd Ladies uf Jumping has been looking the situation over in the chestras in this country, being comtxised excellent hunting and ffsliing afforded tion is bath central mid beautiful. Our Jesik*is society held thier monthly crap vicinity of Miami, preparatory to pushing of thoroughly com|ietent musicians. S ev­ here, Baptist friends anil the whole community shooting festival last Friday night und tiie eral o f tliis company have been connected the work from that point.' Mrs. B. F. Wheeler visited her sister. have just cause to feel proud of this fine winnings will go toward buying n hemp with the greater symphony orchestras, Mrs. Carter, in Sanford, for several days car|x:t for their new hall. i • B. M. Beams o f Lake Magdalene section new building. Much credit Is due Rev both in tiiis country and in Europe. This last week Mose Stuckineycr shelled his seed corn near Tampa, exhibited ri|»e peaches in K. N. Cate, who bus charge o f the work orchestra won the first prize mcdnl in In the Foster Memorial Chu|>el at Luke Mr. Gate is ii skilled mechanic nnd nil of yesterday,----- ---------- -¡—----------- -----------— that city last w cek^_They w ere grown on competition with many'others ¡it the" Cm Charm Sunday afternoon services were Buck Swcezy is going to write comic In s Ironic place and were o f good flnvor. the work from foundation to finish is first luinhian exposition. items for the Bungalow Corners Cyclone. held and well attended. An eminent Mr. Ucurss had a few ripe - peaches iu class in every resjiecl. Louis Lipski, the conductor, is one o f the divine of Canandaigua, N. Y., who Is Buck can do it all right for he's a regular January. s— uldest teachers in tile country, lie bus spending the winter here, occupied the cut-up. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS ' Dr. James H. Randolph tins been ap­ appeared before the King of England and pulpit and favored the congregation with Special Correspondence tti Ttio llrcald. Absalom Skinner called on Becky Clinopointed chief physician o f the Stale insane other royal personages. an able sermon replete with rhetoric' anti Mr. and Mrs. James Luughlin, 3rd, of feltcr last Sunday nfternoon and was in ­ Asylum In place o f Dr. R. L. Coodbreud .The New York Hernklsuys: "Tospenk logic— truly a pleasing and convincing Zcllwood, their winter home, were nt the vited to sluy for supper. Absalom stayed who has tendered his resignation, to take of the playing uf the Royal Hungarian Or­ address—a product which can only em a­ ‘A ltam onte" a few days last week, guests quite a while after, we guess. effect April L* chestra in such terms of praise as it de­ nate from the fertile resources o f a high­ o f Mrs^Tabrahom, . Clemunthy Slocum is inking treatment "* The Unitarians o f Jacksonville have just serves would be to use expressions thnt fur warts nnjl freckles. ly educated and polished gentleman Late arrivals at the "A lto m o n te" were completed nnd dedicated a house o f wor have the appearance of extravagance. If We noticed with Cyrentis Hybnrger's wall-eyed son pleasure tastefully Mr. Edward Anthony, Bostoh. Mass., Mrs. ship. the general public knew how seldom mu­ grouped around the altar, several or­ F. I). Larubee, Kenneth, McCulloch, Min­ eloped with one Of Zekc Slusher's spindleThe Merchants' nnd Miners' Transporta­ sical performances merit unqualified praise chids, fine apccinicns from the gardens neapolis, Minn., James Colder, Jr.. Mont- shanked girls Inst Sunday nnd went to tion Co. of Ballimqre, Md., is to improve it would appreciate how great n pleasure of T. L. Mead, who takes great pleasure cluir, N. J., Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Glllespcr, Trilby on their honeymoon trip, where its Jacksonville service by new steamers is afforded the musical reviewer in listen­ In tltc propagation of these, beautiful Miss Gillespcr, Woodhaveu, K. I., J. B. they have rich relations.' ing to efforts that merit only approval. and wharfage, The ininlcrs on the Mnccuronl Bungflowers. The entire community hopes for llallctt and wife. Bridge|xirt, Conn. Mr, The orchestra will be the third number a continuation of these delightful ser- Hillicit is one o f the liest known liuaimoa» gum cr fltmek ygfllt-Ttlay because Editor-------Auto races o n . Daytona beach will be men in that city, hnving established the Steve Baxter wds wearing a pair of non­ "tlFtfl In March, commencing about the 22d. oi the High School Lyceum course. Those vices on the Sabbath. who have season tickets may take them first house in Bridgejiorl fur handling union made trousers. Steve liasiTt got Wm. S. Jordan has purchased for $20,to Newlan's drug store, where scats will Chicago dressed beef— about thirty yenrs but one pair of breeches' nnd lie says he'll APOPKA ITEMS 000 the Dewhurst homestead o f some 400 be reserved free. General admission, 50c; Special Correspondent« to The Herald : ago, but remains manager fur the com­ IliBunionize Ills office before tie'll buy a acres near Ortega. It will he divided into new |xiir. * reserved seats, 75c. School pupils, gen­ Mrs. F. G. Connell and her daughter. pany. building lots and put on the market. Sum Dingman's new milch cow was eral admission. 35c; reserved seats. 50c. Mrs. Annie Cummings, o f Oakland were Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Ely. of Gran­ A new W esleyan Memorial church is The performance will begin promptly ut hurled into eternity by a Sanford & here recently visiting relatives. ville, N. 11., urc also guests o f the A lta ­ being built in A tlanta on the site o f the 8:30 o'clock. verglmles ta r Inst week anil her threemonte. Mr. Ely is ngenl for the Colum­ Miss Keeling, o f Leesburg is the charm-oW-edifice, at a cust-trf-about -W OO,000. weeks-old calf is being brought up on u tng-guest of-her fiinftd. Miss.NellkJiYjliiim, bia Manufacturing Company. Woodmen o f the World, jurisdiction V, bottler—It-t»tusen o n e * sympathies to-see-— F7F7 Davis o f Uuenn Cot loge s p e iilT T A rrival and D eparture o f Mulls Messrs. Cunningham and Bird are now of Florida, w ill hold their annual conven­ few days Inst week with his interesting the infantile cowiet trying to obtain Effective November Fifteenth. loiiig the East Const. They may extend tion in Tampa during March. This is the Arrive From family. Mr. Davis is one o f Florida's live nourishment In sucii a modern way. North..........7 00 n, m.. 2 03 p. in., 5 40 p. m. their trip to Cuba and return to Apopkn first convention under the new jurisdiction — HAYRUnt. business men. South.............................. 7 00 ■. iu.. 2 33 p. oi. Tampa only.......... ...... ,..............It 33 a, tn. via Tumpa pad the state fair. organization. Tbe Altam onte Improvement Associa­ Titusville blanch rrvrtTn# 00 ». <0-, ¡¿AO 0- «V Gillon McClure was over from Sanford Oviedo branch ................. 10 30 «. in. tion is pine strnwing the road at Palm Fritz Johnson, 33 years o f age, was run Recent Florid a f Ires Trilby branch..... ............7 00 a. m., 1 10 p. m. litis week on a visit to his imrents, Mr. over by a street car in Tnmpa Inst Satur­ Springs, a distance of about three miles, Tu» arcs branch.............................I 52 p m. Two cottages in West Tamixi were de­ and Mrs. 11. II. McClure. He reports the which will be highly appreciated hy visi­ stroyed last Friday. Loss, $2,000. day and was so badly injured that lie died Leave For North.............................. 2 52 p m.. 0 00 p. m. celery crop us beginning to move now in a few minutes. He was trying to avoid tors to that resort, which bus become South........ 1 83 p m..:9 30 p m . U 00 p. m A cottage belonging to Judge W. Harris Titusville branch... __ U OO a. tn.. 2 23 p. in. pretty rapidly.' Prices ore good. The quite famous silica tbe discovery of the nt Williston was burned last week, owing •wo approaching teams when he was struck Oviedo branch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 3(1 p. m. McClure brothers, A. J. Lovell and Harry TtUby branch..................1 45 p. m . 0 OO p, m. medicinal qualities aud the beautiful by die car. He leaves four children bea defective flue. Tavarea branch..............6 40 a. ro . 2 23 j>. m. Witherington comprising, the A|>opka con­ tropical scenery. C. G. Justice, who owns rereft o f parents, the mother having died Branch train! dally eicrpt Sunday; othan dally. A burn and contents belonging tn T, if. A dally eiprcs* pouch received from Tampa at tingent in the Celery City, ull have a palatial winter home, and is extensive­ Wlckens o f Coleman was. burned recently, *cw months ago. The motonnnn nnd 11 53 a. ro prospect of doing well this season. Chas. F Ha m !*», Postmaster ly Interested it) fruit culture, is president entailing a loss o f sercn il hundred dollars conductor o f . the cyr were arrested, but -------It. C HASUW. A U T m in u t e r . MU* Waiuiu Combs is at Coleman pre-. o f -1 lie liiipruvamsM Association and the partially covw sd by iasurane*. - ......— , - gave bail. - T h e remains o f the dead man paring the young people o f that com­ prime mover in the improvements in and were sent to Plant City for burial. J. I. Stanford's home in Live Oak was Surrey for Sale munity for u W. C. T. U. medal contest ubout Altam onte. destroyed Teh. 7lh. Mr. Stanford wus Tampa’s fire chief now speeds to fires W e have a new $123,00 one-horse surrey Miss Combs berseff luis received quite a quite badly burned In saving his family; in an automobile recently bought for tbe that has only been used one munth,whlch Lawn Mpwers number o f medals in such contests on Loss estim ated at $3,000; Insured for department. w e offer for $7fi.00. Special price# to reduce stock. If you * eg account of her proficiency in elocution, $ 1,000 . —Saniokd Carriage Works. Morris, the lion tamer now performing 22lf [n fact, she has has received so many want a good mower at a low price, now is at the state fair, had a narrow escape from medals that she might well be called the time to buy. Also good stock of Just Received Potato Barrels death tit« other day. He went Into the scythes, grass hooks and lawn rakes. The Lady of tbe Decoration." The largest line o f sporting goods ever 35c F, O, U. here. cage of Reo, the big lion, to feed hlpi raw Harry J. Wilson. Rev. J. D. Geiger spent part o f last received in Sanford— guns, rifles, hunting Huntington Mills L Cooperage Co., •neat Reo was In an ugly mood and T he H erald's' ' phone is No. 148. clothing, etc. Harry J. Wilson, Huntington, Flo. week In Tampa and while there visited Wouldn’t partake of the meat. Morris be- 2 5 -if to the state he has been welcomed by large gatherings o f people, .who listened to his words with rapt attention. ,I > .'V kW •nr* d á flita i 'A.: iifc* V,Í % i »j-* : i *-»■ V ; * ft’ Ü P ? 3$$» fi ¥ 1 ,‘ i j f c • .YVrj; m m • » <ira is À « fl ------- ; i -*■ •a VjJjm ■ I.i» n■-..iliI-ßNlipi.TI M l I I* l i i t 'T '- f Í » :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, 1909 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 13, 1909; <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/90a2f7465dfc4430e7777084cb5b3488.pdf 772d05184abeee1b77d1cb1811c8cd98 PDF Text Text THE SANFORD HERALD MV-: ' PuMhhwl Every Saturday Montini at Sanford. Pia. R. ). H olly, M anaiinl Editor Subscription Price, * 1.00 a Year In Advance Entered as mad nistur Au*ut^2nd. 1908. at the T o s t o » « at ^ under Act of M itch 3rd, 187w. Durham AdvertUlnS Company. Jacksonville. Fep- \ reiewtiute* OfDcs rirst Ooor in ths BUhop Dlock. F lrlt Street Téléphoné No. 148. Where is the editor of the Sopchoppy pnperT •______ . The statement o f tho First National Bonk in this issue o f T he Herald s Bo w b a' great increase o f business for that in ­ n ir iw stitution. • If tiie land around Sanford continues I d move os 1| did this week there wlU be very little o f it for sale in n few M. Ht* Fife»™ mk ' months. The Sanford fc Everglades Railway is receiving favorable comment throughout the State and T he Herald is proud of the . fact that it is ono of our home enter1 prises, developed by home capital. without additional compensation, all legn matters for adjustment. To give one an idcH-trf th o -n p p ro x lm tn e ~ H m n ff"iiriiH f State by tho adoption o f this policy, it m ay b e ' mentioned that in 1007 Hon. W. S. Jenn,n$» received $16,000 for acting as such counsel, and last year his remunera­ tion amounted to $17,000, plus expenses. The people o f Florida mado no mistake when they elected Hon. Park Tiammell to the office o f attorney-general. His policy will always be toward the greatest good for the people. MOB STARTS TO BURN NEGRO Lakelan d S tir re d Up O ver A ssault On Y ou n g Lady Lakeland, Feb. 11.— Chnrlcs Crumley, the negro'nrrestcd on suspicion o f being the man who attempted to criminnlly assault Miss Irma Newell on last Tues­ day. was taken from tho Jail at Lqkcland yesterday by a mob o f one thousand men, bound to a stake, faggots heaped about his body and oil poured over the mass with the intention o f burning him. How­ ever. Sheriff John Logan, his brother Alonzo Logan, and Special Deputy E. A. Mullen pleaded for calm action, and the negro declaring he could prove an alibi, was spared. * ‘ ' . C ru m le y was marched back to ja il and ADDITIONAL LO CALS at your The Royal Tailors Brand o f Clothing Mrs. H. P. Driver und daughter spent Wednesday In Orlnndo. You can get The Maryland Amusement Company w ill be in Sanford all next week. ARM OUR The "Lucky Sunfoni” signs are being posted this week and are attracting much attention. F or R e n t — Eight room house, $20 per month. Enquire G14 Magnolia A vo. F E R T IL IZ E R S H. P. Driver has returned from Orlando where he received medical attention at the Church Home and Hospital. English Cabs, nil the rnge in go-carts, ot The Sanford Furniture Oo. Tw o long-haired evangelists represent­ ing the Israeiitc^church ore in the city making speeches ¡and distributing litera­ ture. A t The Park’s Show this afternoon the matinee bill w ill be “ The American Girl.” Tonight w ill be rendered the grdot drama, Tracey, The Outlaw." • Drive yOur W agon into Sanforjl Call on C. H. Evans He can deliver any brand you want out of Our new Warehouse W ithoute*“»Delay— Armour Blood, Bone .& Potash Arn^our Celery Grower See the English Cabs, the In test things in go-carts, at The Sanford Furniture Co. Armour Vegetable— Rev. J, B. Mitchell o f Orlando poised through Sanford Thursday cn route, to St. Augustine to deliver his famous lecture, "ThE.OId.ind NawSoutlu'-’J______ ___ _ - Armour Practical TrucFeF ~ -Elsewhere in’ IhlS'lsstie js an able ar■- — — tid cu p o n d eep e n in g th eclm n n el o f the a-number o f proniiucui. ntcuJia.VC. akoin ~ D rr O .“Vf:TCtTfg left y es renin r-for-Khtr*- — St. Johns from our able Congressman, to prevent'any further attempt upon his mond, Vn. Mrs. King will nccompany life. Many armed men.ore in town. Hon. Frank Clark. The editor o f T he him home from Virginln, where she hns Miss Newell declares that Crumley looks H erald intends to have _Frank make o been spending the past few months. like tlnT-inan who attempted the crime, visit to Sanford nt tltc dose o f the pres­ Robert Dingley, who was formerly em ­ ent session and our people will then have but is not certain.' ployed as manager o f tiie City Restaurant, A s soon as it was learned that the ne­ the pleasure o f hearing him upon tills is now employed ot the Melrose House. gro hnd been arrested the mob surrounded vita l question.__________________ _ DeLund, where he w ill gladly w eicem eall the Jail and Marshal Skipper Was pounced ids Sanford friends. upon, the keys taken from him and the The latest title for Sanford seems to have caught tho popular elioni. Editor negro was soon in the grasp o f the frantic Children’ s Dancing Class Howard o f the Reporter-Star lias the follow- mob. A chain was put around the vic­ Miss Gclslc Butt hnB opened n dancing tim ’s neck and he was dragged to the ’ lug: class in connection with her oilier class, scene of the crime. Here a pile o f wood First tho’ "Gate City," next the was heaped up and saturated with kero- Lessons will ho given on Wednesday and "Celery City," and now "Lucky Sanford." "W h a t’S inannm cT" Every­ pene and the negro led to it nmi com Saturday afternoons at three o ’clock, at thing, and niter all the changes we tnanded to confess, . l i e protested Ilia the Hotel Wilton. Terms,.two dollars for (W rite us) believe Uie Inst adopted is ilia most innocence, but tills doubtless would.have eight lessons. striking, : because the name o f the • "lucky town is indicated. Let her ind.no effect had not Er. Dunklin, the Drain and Ir rig a tio n M a teria l go at tliat— "Lucky Sanford.” girl’s grandfather, declared that he was W e make special carload priccir on possitlvc the wrong man was about to be t—■ mixed sizes o f sewer pipe. 4 inch. 8 inch Washington and Lincoln nrc the two punished. This with the resolute action ond larger sizes. Also second quality names ond fames that America gave to o f Sheriff Logan, who nrrlvcd nt this mo­ pipes nt reduced, rates. See us before the world. Th ey,sh all not die. Each ment, induced the mob to allow the negro buying. Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. and Inspect the Ulickensderfer. T h e best year their hallowed memories are made to ngain be taken to jail! and most compact machiiieon theinorkctl the occasion of teaching th e.risin g gen­ Plano Tuning Wanted— Party to contract to furnish M rs. J. J. Cowan. eration true patriotism, love o f country, Next week W ade will work in Sanford engine wood on rack, for S. & E. railway. On W cdncsdcy evening. Feb. lOlh, a ‘ and n pure-hearted, blameless life. Not Orders sent to Pica will be n(tended to. A. P. Connelly. the only in our own beloved land are these large congregation assembled at F or S ale — Perfectly sound, gentle horse; names the rallying ones, o f nil liberty Methodist Church, to pay the last tribute Tiie present State Fair nt Tiimpn has lovers, but tho world has appropriated o f respect to the good woman whose exceeded all past records in attendance. Indy can drive; price reasonable. Good size and can work on farm. Also good them and modo them tier own. name heads tills notice. Mrs. Cowan was buggy nnd harness if horse is taken. Clay Tile F o r Sale. born in Volusia County,* Florida. She 22-3 . Box No. B. Lake Mary, Fin. was 40 years old when death claimed , Pniutkn Tile fur sale in any quonity. ItlE QUESTION Or ADAPTAIltl ITY, E xperienced Nurse— For information address ‘1Nurse.'1 Box 103, City. ISM In this issue under the head o f “ Vçice her on tho Olh. Stic tind been married , G. F. Sumi, Box .‘171 o f tiie People" is an article from the tibie to J. J. Cowan 27 years and six months. For rent or for sale— cash or terms— The fourteen counties which have large pen o f J. N. Whltner--upon "A d o p ta ­ Site was a devoted member o f the Metiw new cottage corner Highth strrct- nnd county displays nt the State Fair are nt Magnolia avenue. Four nice large rooms, bility.” It deals with tiie question of odist Church. She lived her religion. Tiie new people engaging in tiie trucking universal sentiment was. her life was tracting n great deal o f attention from kiten undhe hath. Occupancy about Feb. *»*—S. O. Sminiiolser, She leaves a husband, five visitors. business with no previous knowledge of enough. Phone 115 after 0 o'clock p. m. Florldn soil and clim ate and gives un ex­ daughters, one sister, one brother, with ■Thrlce-a-W cck W orld Shade Trees—Those wanting shade trees ample of liow G. C. Chamberlain made oilier relatives, and many friends to of any kind, such ns palmetto, magnolia, More alert, more thorough and more good tiiis year by surmounting all diffi­ mourn her departure. oak nnd maple, should see A. F. WestcrMrs. Cowan lias passed from mating us, fearless than ever. A President o f the culties ond d isplaying the grit and deter203*'V T j jirow... Box, mi nut ion that makes victory out of dc- hut it is an unspeakable comfort to tiie United States will lie sleeted this year. Who is lie mid who is the man whom he church, and ought to be a solace to the feat. For Salk—Lettuce plants. R. H. Muirdeeply affiicted husband and children, will beat! Nobody yet knows, bat the head. on Celery avenue. tiint she illustrated the doctrines of the Thrice-n-Week edition o f the New York WEATHER AS AN ASSET. Celery Plants— 15,000 very fine prick The Times-Union Short Talks man is Christian religion, nnd died testifying nil World will tell you every step and every bed plants for sale cheap. Jno. D. Jinkins, detail of wlint promises to be a campaign Corner o f French avenue nnd Third street. still harping on the Orlando weather re­ was well. of tire most ubsortilng Interest. It may May we nil meet again. Furnished Rooms tor Rent- Good location port and even attempts to drag in the not tell you wlint you hope, but it will tell only two dollars [>er week if taken at once. —A. E. H ouseholder . editor o f T he H e r a ld in the following: Call at Herald office.. Sanford, Florida, Feb. 11th, '00. you whut is. The Tlirice-a-Week World Orlando Is very sensitive about tiie To Exchange: Northern business nnd weather report and takes the Timeslong ugo established n character for Im ­ Union to task about publishing ah er­ F o r S w e e t C h a rity’ s S oke partiality anil fearlessness In tiie publica­ residential property to exchange for San­ roneous statement regarding same. Tiie Charity Ball to tie given in Orlando tion of news, and this it will maintain. ford or vicinity vacant lots, orange grove or improved or unimproved celery land The Keporter-stur draws the mantle next Thursday, Feb. 18, promises to If you want the news as it really is, sub­ — A. W. Brown, box 820, Sanford, Fla. o f charity over the affair and ex ­ eclipse all former efforts in lids line. scribe to tiie Thrlce-a-Wcck edition o f the plains thnt while the Times-Union Wanted— Everyone to know that tiie stated Orlando to be as cold as JackThe CJiarity Bull is looked forward to each New York World, which comes to you ev- Ulickensderfer typewriter is the best on ' sonville they did not really mean to year by the people o f Orange county as cry-oiher dny except Sunday, and is thus, the m arket See them nt The Herald of­ say so. It is now up to the Tlmcsthe benefits go to tiie Church Home & practically a daily at the price of a weekly. fice. Unlon to pat Brother Howard on tiie hm-k n m i a lt w ill h g p c n m m u l - n it i«.Two) fdee-fumtshrtf rooms TO f fe nr* -Thrice-n-Wcrk~l mobiles in Orlando again. Sanford Jam es H arris. cflt. The ball is always a grand event I scription price is only $1 per year, nnd Herald, The fact o f the matter is, and this year will be no exception to the tills |>ay§ for 150 papers. W e ofTer this For Rent— Desk room second floor office. the Times-Union made no.sudi state­ ni,cI unequalled newspajier ami T iie Sanford Address Box 331. ment. It merely primer] the report Sanford is especially invited to nttend Herald together for fine year for 51.50. o f the local weather bureau, for which For Sal2—Good property, now bringing ‘ tr t r l r r no dr grrr-rrttiKrotii bio. a ml t Iw - lIi&.Chailty Ball nt Orlando on the 18tli. The regular subscription price o f the two twelve per cent interest on investment. statement which so exciter! the Or__________ —N. H. Garner, Sanford. papers Is T fZ T G ra tefu l t o S an ford People landultcs occurred In tliat. As a I or S ale — fay-Sliolcs l yjicwriter, in matter o f honor and good policy, tiie In a letter to T. J. Miller. W. H. Moor first-class order. W ill be sold cheap In­ Times-Union never tampers with the o f Atlanta expresses Ids gratitude for the quire nt Herald office. official reiKirta sent in to it. The Inmany acts o f kindness shown his w ife at Jonnaiion appeared under tiie sub­ J/JCa priiiiJqg.jon waziL acnd lt.ro T he the death nnd funeral services o f her fath­ head. "From Assistant Observer H erald office. First-class work guaran­ Hurd,” nud quotation marks a ppenred teed. er, Mr. Howland, feveral weeks ago. Mr. a t the beginning of-each paragraph. Moor slates that Ills w ife is very ill and Superior printing for ull purposes at T he Now, wimt have Editors Howard and unable to write and express her thanks, Ail Local A d vertisem en ts Under This Herald office. -----------------------Holly, who are newspnjMT men nnd H eading. One Cent a W o rd Each Issue but will do so whenever her condition im ­ should understand die meaning o f T horoughbred Eggs lor H atching— W hite proves. ___________________ sub-heads and quotation marks, to Wyandots, W hite Leghorns. Buff Leghorns, Fob Sale. Wood—Pine or oak. by car­ and Buff Rock. $1 for 15. A pply to J. F. sny o f their criticisms o f the TirnesHorsemen and sportsmen general who load; blocks or oihorwisa. W. B. Ballsr UnionT W e pause for a reply! Ariol, Sanford. 20-G Altamonte ^Springs, Floridu. No reply is needed from The Herald. are at the State Fair agree that the race. — Sound, gentle' horse, with Young man o f good character wishes good buggy and harness. Price feasonnSanford has no kick coming from the meeting now in progress there is Uie best ever held In the South. employment in or near Sanford, Address weather reports or tiie weather itself, and nble. Horse can be driveh. or wbrkod on A . J.. Geneva, Flo. 24-2 farm. P. 0. Box 0. Lake Mury, Fla. 20-4 w e respectfully refer the ubove to our P o p u la rity o f M e t t ln g c r s S to r e friend, Howurd, o f the Orlando Reporter j r K . H ettinger has received ten appU-1 ¡ongV*2m 't r o ^ w e r * ' S u n nicy E y ' * engine; ™ *** - -Star. ........ .1 cations from -ladies and gentlemen who |° " l y used for pleasure uno «efiSonrdhd Ts - Reason for selling. I wish to take a position in his stare. in llrst-olass repair. HONORABLE P A R K TRAMMELL There is a reason, "o f course. Ask Mr. desire to buy a large boat. The sentinn capacity Is eight people. .* A t a recent meeting o f the Internal Im­ *Mettinger. .____________________ P, B, B r a n t l e y . Clermont, Florida. provement Trustees Mr. Trammell offered W. C. T, U. M e e tin g . . I f It*» MULES you w a n t to E p lo w o r Will Furnish Estimates for any Building a resolution to the effect that as a major­ The February m eeting o f the W. a T. h a rro w , see Jam es H arris, ity o f the suits against tiie Board had been Repairs, Etc. U. wlU be held in the Methodist Qiurch For Rent- T wo medium-sized front settled, and no great amount o f litigation next Tuesday at 3 p. ra. A ll members is now pending, the trustees should nyt im i" ? a'ifi.panlry’ up Apply a t 501 Fourth street. und friends are requested to attend. em ploy a general counsel for the present Office at A. E. HUT. Lumber Yard If you want a first-class typewriter at year, but turn over to the attorney general. The Herald's 'phone is No. 148. a moderate rice, call at TheHerald office " •qr-any tuner ■Bratm -er o iim s try '------ •Celebrated Fertilizers— Do you want Hardwoòd Ashes?______ 1-----Dried Blood. Sheep Manure, Blood and Bone Nitrate of Soda? Ask for it, We have it WORKS THE ARMOUR FERTILIZER Jacksonville, Fla. m m 71 I r ;c ,r— I El CH AS. H. E V A N S , Sales Agent, * Sanford, Florida * " (Ask Him) T h e S u p r e m e of Excel­ le n c e ¡s “Simplicity” In Character In Manner — — In Style T h i s i s P r o v e n True IN Patrician W ANTS Boot-and Shoe Models the excellence h as reached its supreme height. Chastity of design, Richness without Showiness, Plainness without severity are to he found in no other Shoe in J. F. S U N D E L L Contractor and Builder greater abundance or excellence. -If- you want Oxfords, cal) and see the line in Tan, Wine, tv •: Gun Metal, Kid and Patent Leather,-at $3.50 and $4.00 SANFORD, FLORIDA. D. L. Thrasher �PAGES--PART II-. PAGES Ô TA 12 -»A- % /^V S^AfPQfiD— Lf/e is Worth Living Number 26 SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 13, 1909 ALL AROUND FLORIDA The General News of “The Land of Flowers'* CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS gan kicking the beast in the ribs nnd retreated toward the door o i the cage, reaching it Just in timo to slum it shut Just as the lion made n spring. As it was, the anim al’s claws went between the bars o f the cage nnd left bad-looking scratches on the trainer's face. Contract has been let to J. J. Cain o i Columbia, S.C.,for the erection of the new building for the blind, deaf nnd dumb at St. Augustine. The bid was $67,427. An Epitom e o f th e W e e k ’s M o a t Im ­ A pineapple weighing ten pounds nnd p o rta n t Happenings In th e hnving fifty-tw o crowns is a St. Lucie ex­ S ta te 's Domain. hibit at the Jacksonville fair. C. A . Killer A business deal was consummated this was the grower. week at Pensacola between the Willinms Florida East Const Ry. Bystem has bepn Naval Stores Co. and The J. R. Saunders Co. for all the naval stores property, in- mnde Into two divisions. Northern head­ — eluding tire yards and tanks at Pensacola. quarters at St. Augustine; Southern head­ ~ New Orleans, Chicago and St. Louis, the quarters at Titusville. consldenition-bcIrTg-J5 OOrfiOO. -- At various pain U-in-Florida where Hon. slapped,tlurlog, BGutûür THEY FEAR FLORIDA CABBAGE j. ¿p COUNTY HAPPENINGS A Budget of Interesting Items From Correspondents THE EVENTS OF ORANGE COUNTY E fficien t S t a ff o r R e p o rte rs W eek ly C o vers the T e r r ito r y fo r The Herald OVIEDO OCCURRENCES Sptclal correspondent to The llrrald. Mrs. Dr. Henry Foster, one o f our re g ulnr winter visitors,Tins arrived from her Northern home to sixmd the “winter here and cscnptr rhe rigors of Die severe weather now b ein g . ex p erien c ed -in -tlie JBGÏ&lpLÎ 3fxca«d JuD. -Wiil-be M F irst Y e a r the state fair. He reports that much t4 ^ **+ **+ + + + + **+ + *4 *4 > *+ + + interest is to be seen, although a good FROM MACARONI DELTA f many exhibits nre not yet in place. With | many people, however, the races seem to be the "most principalest” thing. Mr*. D. B. W illiam s hits Rone to Hazel hurst, Ga„ to visit her mother for n few days, after which she will go t o o n A t Inntn hospital for an operation. Dr. W il limns will go up and be with her through the ordeal. Their many friends will deep­ ly sympathize with them. The Indies of the Methodist church held a bazaar last Friday niglit in the room under the Masonic hull. A good many things were offered for sale, including pillnu, sandwiches, cake, coffee, home made carnlyi etc. There whs ti fine as­ sortment o f valentines and this table was ■presided'DVfef- by Miss Wanda Combs Alissca.JLutc WillieriuglAuv—ond_.lennie TDrnc’r had c lia tileof j f i c candyTaunh. most plensnnt time was had nnd some $40 was realized. Mrs. J. J. Combs was at the head o f the enterprise and she re ccivcd many compliments on the business like-way in which Its nffairs were con ducted. F rom The l l l r e l d ’s S p ecial C o rre s p o n d e n t BV W T r tltfS T elep h on e * The cold-blooded cruelty of mankind is responsible for the slaughter o f six inoffen­ sive girl kittens this weclf ns thier infantile bodies were discoverer} floating in the dark nnd turbid waters o f Pump Branch last. Saturday. One can only Imagine the^ feelings o f the mother cat as she realized that her feline offsprings were no more.' Gil Shisher went to the mourners'bench Inst Sunday, and got up nnd told o f n lot o f mean things he wanted forgl venessfor One lKing was he "threw four dead cats In Aleck Smoot’s, cistern two wcoka-ngo and everybody in cliprch got up nnd iorAlv?lium.b.UUHlC.~JIUi tllttA—iyas^vOccirr—-*-who-wewt-outeide nml waited Tor Gil aiiJ~~**' " gnvc him the durndcst licking he ever had. It's thought Aleck's conduct will much * discourage other sinqers from telling their cussed nctions. Reuben Glue has rented Ids two-room cottage on Plunkett avenue to Mosc Huffstetter and w ill move his fam ily into rooms over Gnbe Mullen's meat shop. Miss Mellissn Muggs, o f Bungalow Cor­ ners graced our town with her queenly presence last Saturday. She is canvassing for the sale o f |.id Musinrd's tapeworm remedies. ... "I1 to the state he has been welcomed by W - S T a t T B r o # t & ? t i r n V " l r f c f l r V e e p remcinbcred, spent his winters here, own­ ing a beautiful home at Lake Charm P ric e s o f Old S to c k Down large gatherings o f people, .who listened He was n Christian gentleman o f sterling N ew York, Feb. 8.— Under heavy re­ to his words with rapt attention. qualities nnd unblemished character. He ceipts of Florida new cabbage and a dull The annual state encampment o f the accomplished much good in Oviedo in Grand Arm y o f the Republic will he held demand, the market for old stock took to financial and spiritual way, ever ready in St. Petersburg, beginning Feb. 17th. It the toboggnn this week. Western New to lend n helping hiuid toward the adHardie D. Geiger, who is studying law York dealers sent liberal quantities of old - is advised that visiting comrades take vnnccmciit-and .upbuilding o i the com in Wake Forest College, North Carolina, stock in the market and prices declined advantage o f the railroad special rates to munity, and was beloved by all who ett 'dropped out of acliool a day or two la s : Tampa rather than try to secure other to $30(<i35 a ton. The volume in which Joyed the privilege of his acquaintance week, went oyer to Raleigh nnd took tiie Florida stock is arriving Inis inspired west­ rates, nnd companionship. lie erected the examination given hy the Supreme Court. ern New York shippers with fear that it is A negro named Bowninn, living in Pnnot good policy to hold the balance o f their Foster Memorial Chapel ut Lake Charm He passed with creditable marks, was lntka. blew his w ife's brains our during n cnbbngc any longer In expectation o f high­ untl during his lifetim e was a staunch admit ic'd to the bar and given a license quarrel last Saturday night. He then gave SI Lingcnfelter has bought n half ii^ " — er prices. The cold snap in Florida is ex ­ supporter o f the Methodist Church here, to practise In all courts in the state. himself up to the authorities. Dr. Foster also supixirted a large sani­ terest in Seth Perkins' two-cow dairy. However, lie will continue iu college for pected to curtail shipments for the next tarium in Clifton, New York— a refuge Hayward Summers. 13 years old. on only two weeks. Shorty Butt’s two girls wore short dresrat lenst n year and a half yet, doing work —■-------------------------------child., died at Largo this week from blood L a te arrivals o f Florida cnbbngc showed and haven of.rcsl for the ills o f afflicted with reference to a Bachelor of Law s de­ es nnd pink stockings nt the church social poisoning, the result o f a wound received tile effects o i frost. The damage was tloae humanity— where a great nnd noble work gree. "Colonel" Geiger’s friends here sin­ the other night nnd Were much gazed at. Amos Bolliver's hired g irl has. tendered from a toy riild. on the w ay here; otherwise the quality has been successfully carried on for yTOrs.' cerely congratulate him on the success he her resignation nnd nCcpted a position In Miss Taylor, an attractive young Indy Is achieving as a student o f luw. F, K, Purse,jhe young man whonttempt- was excellent. The stock moved slowly of Georgia is here, the guest o f Mr. and Bill Chcezum's fnmlly to do general houM* ed to commit suicide in Jacksonville last at $2 ('(2.50 a barrel crate. Th e demand The members o f the Uuptist chdrch had August by cutting the veins In his wrist, for red cabbage was inactive nnd sufficient Mrs. Henry McCall. ho]>ed that they couIiTTfnve~"iIie opening" work,— Shu c w iim of revolutionary - slock------A contingent of our-Northern friends service in the new church building next and has refused several offers o f marriage. and failed, has succeeded at last, having to absorb the offerings. Quotations were Boys will lie boys, hut them Blxler Ixtys have arrived to 8|>ciid the winter and ore day. However the doors and windows taken n large done o f arsenic Just - week $40((M 5. A few small lots of imported pleasantly domiciled nt Lake Cliurm, the nre |tositively devilish. They sheared .while stopping in Atlanta, have been delayed nnd lliu service will Danish red brought $20, Savunnah stock Aunt Mniuly Gulliver's horse's tnii Inst inimitable rendezvous of beauty and have to lie pnstixmed until the fourthr On Monday, Feb. 22, a party o f twenty moved slowly. In quality nnd appearance Sunday night nnd threw two dead cats in comfort. As yet we Imvc been unable to Sunday in (lie present month. By that Cnnadian girls jvill visit Florida to com­ it was inferior to the Florida offerings ascertain the names of all. but we notice time the building will have been fully Bill Joslyn's cistern. They need repri­ Prices were $ l.5 0r»2 a barrel crate. pare climatic notes and enjoy the beau­ manding. to suy the leust. The d?inAnd for this variety was dull witli pleasure among the representation completed and your correspondent is au­ ties of a Florida wintpr.our inevitable ¡tail welcome visitors, thorized to hereby iifvfte everybody, in­ .Skinny Jane Catkins ik suffering from and there were accumulations almost Senator Taliaferro is endeavoring to get devotees ¡it the "shrine" of Florida cli­ cluding peoplo of contiguous communities nervous constipation and bilious liver,. every day.— Produce News. an appropriation o f $20,000 from Con­ Si Blizzard's two-year-old twins wore mate, I)r. Kinney anti daughter of New to attend tbe opening service. This gress to boused fur theconstruction,'equip­ The Royal Hungarian O rchestra York State. building will lie one o f the handsomest thier first long pants Jast Sunday and look­ Sanford people uml their visitors will be ment and maintenance o f schools for Scjn-' E. Y. Mnllory. n prominent citizen- of and most up-to-dnie village churches iu ed quite comical. The little fellows seem­ offered a~rare treat on next Wednesday Macon, Gu., uml wife, arrived Inst week. inole Indian youth. "*•' Florida, having baptistry, Sunday school ed to realize that they hud got past the — P, F-. Jenkins, the n ew ly appointed en­ niglit « t the opera house. The Royal Hun­ Mr. Mallory Is an ardcnF sportsman, and moms, a prayer meeting room nnd an un­ colicky stage o f thier existence. gineer for the Evcrglndcs drainage work garian Orchestra is one o f the finest or­ every winter comes down to enjoy the usually plensing auditorium. The loca­ Tiie Knights nnd Ladies uf Jumping has been looking the situation over in the chestras in this country, being comtxised excellent hunting and ffsliing afforded tion is bath central mid beautiful. Our Jesik*is society held thier monthly crap vicinity of Miami, preparatory to pushing of thoroughly com|ietent musicians. S ev­ here, Baptist friends anil the whole community shooting festival last Friday night und tiie eral o f tliis company have been connected the work from that point.' Mrs. B. F. Wheeler visited her sister. have just cause to feel proud of this fine winnings will go toward buying n hemp with the greater symphony orchestras, Mrs. Carter, in Sanford, for several days car|x:t for their new hall. i • B. M. Beams o f Lake Magdalene section new building. Much credit Is due Rev both in tiiis country and in Europe. This last week Mose Stuckineycr shelled his seed corn near Tampa, exhibited ri|»e peaches in K. N. Cate, who bus charge o f the work orchestra won the first prize mcdnl in In the Foster Memorial Chu|>el at Luke Mr. Gate is ii skilled mechanic nnd nil of yesterday,------ ------------ -¡—------------- ------------ — that city last w cek^_They w ere grown on competition with many'others ¡it the" Cm Charm Sunday afternoon services were Buck Swcezy is going to write comic In s Ironic place and were o f good flnvor. the work from foundation to finish is first luinhian exposition. items for the Bungalow Corners Cyclone. held and well attended. An eminent Mr. Ucurss had a few ripe - peaches iu class in every resjiecl. Louis Lipski, the conductor, is one o f the divine of Canandaigua, N. Y., who Is Buck can do it all right for he's a regular January. s— uldest teachers in tile country, lie bus spending the winter here, occupied the cut-up. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS ' Dr. James H. Randolph tins been ap­ appeared before the King of England and pulpit and favored the congregation with Special Correspondence tti Ttio llrcald. Absalom Skinner called on Becky Clinopointed chief physician o f the Stale insane other royal personages. an able sermon replete with rhetoric' anti Mr. and Mrs. James Luughlin, 3rd, of feltcr last Sunday nfternoon and was in ­ Asylum In place o f Dr. R. L. Coodbreud .The New York Hernklsuys: "Tospenk logic— truly a pleasing and convincing Zcllwood, their winter home, were nt the vited to sluy for supper. Absalom stayed who has tendered his resignation, to take of the playing uf the Royal Hungarian Or­ address—a product which can only em a­ ‘A ltam onte" a few days last week, guests quite a while after, we guess. effect April L* chestra in such terms of praise as it de­ nate from the fertile resources o f a high­ o f Mrs^Tabrahom, . Clemunthy Slocum is inking treatment "* The Unitarians o f Jacksonville have just serves would be to use expressions thnt fur warts nnjl freckles. ly educated and polished gentleman Late arrivals at the "A lto m o n te" were completed nnd dedicated a house o f wor have the appearance of extravagance. If We noticed with Cyrentis Hybnrger's wall-eyed son pleasure tastefully Mr. Edward Anthony, Bostoh. Mass., Mrs. ship. the general public knew how seldom mu­ grouped around the altar, several or­ F. I). Larubee, Kenneth, McCulloch, Min­ eloped with one Of Zekc Slusher's spindleThe Merchants' nnd Miners' Transporta­ sical performances merit unqualified praise chids, fine apccinicns from the gardens neapolis, Minn., James Colder, Jr.. Mont- shanked girls Inst Sunday nnd went to tion Co. of Ballimqre, Md., is to improve it would appreciate how great n pleasure of T. L. Mead, who takes great pleasure cluir, N. J., Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Glllespcr, Trilby on their honeymoon trip, where its Jacksonville service by new steamers is afforded the musical reviewer in listen­ In tltc propagation of these, beautiful Miss Gillespcr, Woodhaveu, K. I., J. B. they have rich relations.' ing to efforts that merit only approval. and wharfage, The ininlcrs on the Mnccuronl Bungflowers. The entire community hopes for llallctt and wife. Bridge|xirt, Conn. Mr, The orchestra will be the third number a continuation of these delightful ser- Hillicit is one o f the liest known liuaimoa» gum cr fltmek ygfllt-Ttlay because Editor-------Auto races o n . Daytona beach will be men in that city, hnving established the Steve Baxter wds wearing a pair of non­ "tlFtfl In March, commencing about the 22d. oi the High School Lyceum course. Those vices on the Sabbath. who have season tickets may take them first house in Bridgejiorl fur handling union made trousers. Steve liasiTt got Wm. S. Jordan has purchased for $20,to Newlan's drug store, where scats will Chicago dressed beef— about thirty yenrs but one pair of breeches' nnd lie says he'll APOPKA ITEMS 000 the Dewhurst homestead o f some 400 be reserved free. General admission, 50c; Special Correspondent« to The Herald : ago, but remains manager fur the com­ IliBunionize Ills office before tie'll buy a acres near Ortega. It will he divided into new |xiir. * reserved seats, 75c. School pupils, gen­ Mrs. F. G. Connell and her daughter. pany. building lots and put on the market. Sum Dingman's new milch cow was eral admission. 35c; reserved seats. 50c. Mrs. Annie Cummings, o f Oakland were Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Ely. of Gran­ A new W esleyan Memorial church is The performance will begin promptly ut hurled into eternity by a Sanford & here recently visiting relatives. ville, N. 11., urc also guests o f the A lta ­ being built in A tlanta on the site o f the 8:30 o'clock. verglmles ta r Inst week anil her threemonte. Mr. Ely is ngenl for the Colum­ Miss Keeling, o f Leesburg is the charm-oW-edifice, at a cust-trf-about -W OO,000. weeks-old calf is being brought up on u tng-guest of-her fiinftd. Miss.NellkJiYjliiim, bia Manufacturing Company. Woodmen o f the World, jurisdiction V, bottler—It-t»tusen o n e * sympathies to-see-— F7F7 Davis o f Uuenn Cot loge s p e iilT T A rrival and D eparture o f Mulls Messrs. Cunningham and Bird are now of Florida, w ill hold their annual conven­ few days Inst week with his interesting the infantile cowiet trying to obtain Effective November Fifteenth. loiiig the East Const. They may extend tion in Tampa during March. This is the Arrive From family. Mr. Davis is one o f Florida's live nourishment In sucii a modern way. North.........7 00 n, m.. 2 03 p. in., 5 40 p. m. their trip to Cuba and return to Apopkn first convention under the new jurisdiction — HAYRUnt. business men. South............................7 00 ■. iu.. 2 33 p. oi. Tampa o n ly ........... ......., ...............It 33 a, tn. via Tumpa pad the state fair. organization. Tbe Altam onte Improvement Associa­ Titusville blanch rrvrtTn# 00 ». <0-, ¡¿AO 0- «V Gillon McClure was over from Sanford Oviedo branch .............. . 10 30 «. in. tion is pine strnwing the road at Palm Fritz Johnson, 33 years o f age, was run Recent Florid a f Ires Trilby branch................7 00 a. m., 1 10 p. m. litis week on a visit to his imrents, Mr. over by a street car in Tnmpa Inst Satur­ Springs, a distance of about three miles, Tu» arcs branch...............................I 52 p m. Two cottages in West Tamixi were de­ and Mrs. 11. II. McClure. He reports the which will be highly appreciated hy visi­ stroyed last Friday. Loss, $2,000. day and was so badly injured that lie died Leave For North............................2 52 p m.. 0 00 p. m. celery crop us beginning to move now in a few minutes. He was trying to avoid tors to that resort, which bus become South........ 1 83 p m..:9 30 p m . U 00 p. m A cottage belonging to Judge W. Harris Prices ore good. The Titusville branch... ___U OO a. tn.. 2 23 p. in. pretty rapidly.' quite famous silica tbe discovery of the nt Williston was burned last week, owing •wo approaching teams when he was struck Oviedo branch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 3(1 p. m. McClure brothers, A. J. Lovell and Harry TtUby branch................ 1 45 p. m . 0 OO p, m. medicinal qualities aud the beautiful by die car. He leaves four children bea defective flue. Tavarea branch............ 6 40 a. ro . 2 23 j>. m. Witherington comprising, the A|>opka con­ tropical scenery. C. G. Justice, who owns rereft o f parents, the mother having died Branch train! dally eicrpt Sunday; othan dally. A burn and contents belonging tn T, if. A dally eiprcs* pouch received from Tampa at tingent in the Celery City, ull have a palatial winter home, and is extensive­ Wlckens o f Coleman was. burned recently, *cw months ago. The motonnnn nnd 11 53 a. ro prospect of doing well this season. Chas. F Ha m !*», Postmaster ly Interested it) fruit culture, is president entailing a loss o f sercn il hundred dollars conductor o f . the cyr were arrested, but ------- It. C HASUW. A U T m i n u t e r . MU* Waiuiu Combs is at Coleman pre-. o f-1lie liiipruvamsM Association and the partially covw sd by iasurane*. - ......— , - gave bail. - T h e remains o f the dead man paring the young people o f that com­ prime mover in the improvements in and were sent to Plant City for burial. J. I. Stanford's home in Live Oak was S u rrey fo r Sale munity for u W. C. T. U. medal contest ubout Altam onte. destroyed Teh. 7lh. Mr. Stanford wus Tampa’s fire chief now speeds to fires W e have a new $123,00 one-horse surrey Miss Combs berseff luis received quite a quite badly burned In saving his family; in an automobile recently bought for tbe that has only been used one munth,whlch Law n M p w e rs number o f medals in such contests on Loss estim ated at $3,000; Insured for department. w e offer for $7fi.00. Special price# to reduce stock. If you * eg account of her proficiency in elocution, $ 1,000 . —Saniokd Carriage Works. Morris, the lion tamer now performing 22lf [n fact, she has has received so many want a good mower at a low price, now is at the state fair, had a narrow escape from medals that she might well be called the time to buy. Also good stock of Just R eceived P o ta to B arrels death tit« other day. He went Into the scythes, grass hooks and lawn rakes. The Lady of tbe Decoration." The largest line o f sporting goods ever 35c F, O, U. here. cage o f Reo, the big lion, to feed hlpi raw Harry J. Wilson. Rev. J. D. Geiger spent part o f last received in Sanford— guns, rifles, hunting Huntington Mills L Cooperage Co., •neat Reo was In an ugly mood and T he H erald's' ' phone is No. 148. clothing, etc. Harry J. Wilson, Huntington, Flo. week In Tampa and while there visited Wouldn’t partake o f the meat. Morris be- 2 5 -if .'V ,I > kW •n r* d á flita i 'A.: iifc* V,Í % i »j-* : i *-»■ V ; * ft’ Ü P ? 3$$» fi 1 ¥ ,‘ i j f c • .YVrj; mm • » <ira is À « fl ------- ; i -*■ • a V j Jj m ■ In iß .i» ■- ..il I- Nlipi .TI M l I I* l i i t 'T '- f Í » :s �s . ------------- .- m - ••"■■:— — — — COMMISSIONERS MEET Aeeounts w ere examined and - warrants ordered Issued for same. Th e communication o f W. A . Ginn, en g in e e r o f Snnford drainage commission 7r.„ Hort. J. H „Lee Is Unanimously reeled and read and referred to the'at torney to the board to answer. Elected As Chairman Action Deferred On Question or Lo eating Right of Way On Sanford Avenue—Other Matters H '- * Board met Tuesday, Feb. 2d, at 10 o'clock.. Present Lee, Tllden, Vaughan nnd Merrill. Upon motion Mr. Lee was unanimously elected chairman o f the board. The minutes o f the last; meeting were read and being found correct were ap­ proved and signed. The petition o f C Moller, Floys, Smith & Co., et al.. for public road }n District No. 2 was presented, nnd after being read was referred to Commissioner Tilden and superintendent o f roods nnd bridges for investigation nnd report at the next reg­ ular session. The applications of Mrs. Mary G, Lawton riled f o r R ecord and John W. Furcn for pensions w^re re C. 0. Groves e t b L. to P. V. M einlg, w d„ ~ ■ Celved.’ opprCvtHTHfrd forw nrdedJo Sfnfee t* 3 1 !S 7 ---------------------------------- '-Baa«Lni.i,Mialaaa. _ — ,-~«-Tr,.;=— . .... 5 ' 'T^cEwnoTviltK I- u ■m fi\ MTa, m K t Kg 111 iili E HOUSHOLDER Roorai 23. 24 and 29. Pico Bid«. • C a p it a l $ 9 0 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 Opened — for business in 1906. Accounts of/ C. SN E AD . 8 tX ~ Now handles / H U N D R E D Residents of Sanford and im mediate vicinity MOTTO: A N D E W JOHNSON “Tot* fair with both frlond and foe, Oft your own llttla right* foregp; A* It Paya.“ j VT D E P O S IT S IN S U R E D ' A G A IN S T LOSS * THOM AS EMMET W ILSO N t M. M. SMITH. President ' H .R . STEVENS. ' G. S. fiE R R Y, Vice-President Cashier H. E. TOLAR Ass t Cashier HAND B R O TH ER S -GE0. JV. D f iC ir a m L IV E R Y , F E E D and ATTO R N E Y^ and COUNSELLOR at L A W . PracilcflTn StltW ftnd Federal Courts . E. G. Duckworth, E. Hand and N. P, H. Carl Dann et al., to H. T. Anderson, Yow ell as sureties and Harry P. Leu, with wd., $38. J. M. Pcdrlck and J. W. Cain as sureties R. L lfy e r nnd wife, to Samuel Bates, each bond in the sum o f $500 for the wd., $113 good care and preservation o ( oil public Susie B, Fudge to T. C. Darby, sat. mtg. property and public funds, issued to Flor­ Jeff Prcsscott to Helen S. Wright, cm., ida state troops that m ay come into their $700. ' ' control or charge, were approved and Richard Muse and wife, to Minnie A. Barthcl, wd., $900. signed. * The resignation o f S. G. D oliveas drain­ Fairfield Lumber Co., to S. Aleson, age commissioner was aocepted and L. L. deed, $10. --* Payne was elected tothe position vacated C. D. Groves et al.. to Frank Merrman, by S. G. Dolive In said drainage commis­ wd.,-9235. sion o f district No. 4. Internal Imp. Fund, lo Wesner Land 0. Bencbnm presented the account o f Co., deed C. F. Johns for extra strnwing o f a part Evergreen Cemetery Asa'n, to A ddle G, - o f the Forest City road, leading from Earl, w d.r$I0. A . P. Terry’s place \>n the Apopka and Smith &. Davis, to N. H. Garner, w d» Orlnndo public rood to Forest* City, said t u t n'mount being for $8.25. Opon motion It John •Strickland, to N. H. Gamer, wd., was ordered that u warrant be drawn for $900. that amount payable to C. F. Johns. N. H. Garner, to Thomas J. Check, w d„ It wns further ordered that the remain- $1.500. __der o f the above m entioned road be .Jiimeii Harris va._J.A J3avis. Hen, $05 strawed to the Apopka and Orlando rand. • W. M. Davis and wife, to A . L. Betts, T im lumil o f B. F. Whitner, Jr., as- no­ agreement, $TOOr tary public, with J. N. Whitner and Joe S. O. Chase ct nl., to B. A. Howard, Cameron sureties Was presentednnd^ipon wd., $1. * ‘ * t examination approved. Bond being for B. L. Griffin, to Sellers Overstreet Co., $500. agreement, $325, - Tlie bond o f B. A. Galloway as Justice P. Latlbadt and wife, to Frederick o f the peace for the sum of $500 with Carl Belter and w ife, wd., $700. M. K. Fletcher and J. B. Poor as sureties Ella Smith and husband to Fred. Carl was received, examined and approved. Better and wife, wd., $300, The account o f A . E. Hill for wire and S. A . N e w ill and w ife to Julia A , Gray, rent o f house was referred to Cummis- wd.. $1250. ____ aloner Vaughan for Investigation? Julia A . Gray to Jos. Leinhart, mtg., The proposition of N. J, Patrick to ex­ $500. * change lands, having clay for certain J. H. Cooper and w ife to A. J. Flcmng, land owned by the county, was upon mo­ wd., $150. tion accepted; and the attorney o f die Anthony F. Senlo to Wm. G. Aldridge, board was requested to prepare the nec- wd., $5. essary papers. Evie Phillips to Hattie Baker, sat. mtg., The reports j ) f the follow ing county i m ___________________________t____ officers were received and read: Supt. of S. G, W aite to H, A. Shricve, et. al., roads and bridges, Supt. o f county home, wd., $300. . • : county physician, county treasurer, report N. B. Broward, Gov., to Jas. L. Giles, o f pulls collected, of lines, forfeitures and com. ns N. P. costs hy sheriff, report o f licenses, clerk J. B. Poor and w ife to W. E, Simmons, o f criminal court, pay roll o f state wlt- wd.. $ nessseB in criminal court and statement Dora D. Davis, Tr., to J. W. Hurt, sat. p f county finances by auditor. mtg., $200. A committee composed of Messrs. Knox L. J. and K. S w itzer lo A ’. H. Whitman and Smith, from the city board o f Aider- sat. mtg., $25,00. men. appeared lief ore the board, asking Jno. A . Thompson to M. J. Westfall.wd. fo r the use of the old clerk's office. The $50. subject matter was referred to Chairman J. M. Cuin to W. M. White, wd., $800 Overstreet and the clerk of the board. Ethel Bell Stevens to Jno. Eaton, qcd., Upon motion the application o f S. W. $500. Kldredge to redeem lots in Aoopka at the Ethel Bell Stephens, Gdn., to Jno. En. flut sum o f $25, clerk's costs not included, ton, deed, $300. was approved, and the clerk authorized J. R. Hickson to Mussulwhite and How to request the comptroller to grant said did, deed application. Redemption to be made in M. H. Fietdjer, odm.. to Mary E. Hyde, 60 days. oss't mtg., $1. The application of J, D. Mitchill. to re­ E. R. Bagby an d.w ijjj to'Chas.W. Ward, deem lots 59 und 60, block C, Cliamp- mtg., $3500. ney's portion of Apopka at tire fiat sum Wm. G. Aldridge to Antftony T, Sulo, of $5 was approved, and die comptroller wd.. $10. requested to grunt said application. G. L and B. C. Takach to S. A E.. Rr.Co. Clerk's costs not included, and the re- wd.. $1. Welborn Block Sanford, Fla Harness and Buggies DENTIST Room 13 Blacksmlthlng and Hors#iho»in| Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged D R. C. G. B U T T AUTOM OBILES FOR LIVERY USE % Pico Building SANFORD. FLORIDA DR. R. M. M ASON Pope Contracting Company I High-Grade House-Building a Specialty DENTIST Welborn Block Phone 19 Sanford, Florida__ . A . C. H A R T DEALERS IN Builders’ Supplies, Interlarchen Sand SURVEYO R AND D RAUG H TSM AN Alpha Cement, A cm e Piaster Level Inf and Croee-SecUooInf for Dralnefe a Specialty t -- -----S X R T 0 R D . I 'L O H r b A ------- Plans, Estimates, and all Information relative to Building W. G. HAMMOND Cheerfully Furnished ARCHITECT I Office with Murrell A Mlnshew Pico Hotel Block O m C E A T RESIDENCE t u o n i: 2gi F. T. W IL L IA M S SURVEYOR and CIVIL ENGINEER 801 Elm St. Phone 273 SANFORD. F IR S T N A TIO N A L BANK OF SANFORD, FLA . FLA. r. H. RAND, President F. P. F O R S T E R , Caahler W A L T E R D. B E LL E l »mined and * Title* “ Perfected t , Room 21 Pico Block. Sanford. Florida, IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN Wekiva Tribe No. 41 ,f ’ ORGANIZED 1887 Finest Five Cent Cigar . :, FO R ' On the Market SALE P. B. DALE, Bartlet Garden, . Orlando, Florida Oid Shoes Wanted I am again asking far OLD SHOES, w ill give what they are worth 1 SIZCS, 6. 7, 8, 9, 10 II AND IS Upon motion it wus ordered that the A. Vaughn to S. A E. Rr. Co., wd., $| Cor, 3rd St. Bnd Sanfonl A ve. Supt. o f roads and bridges have the Lake Addie M. Minor and husband to Wm. D. Howell and Maitland road re-strawed. Tucker, wd.. $90. ( t was further ordered upoh motion B. T. Boyd nnd w ife to Wm. D. Tucker, that die disposition'of the road gang in wd.. $175._______________________ the Sanford district be ' left to Commis­ M u rra y’s Cem ent Tile sioner Vnughnn and the Supt. o f roads T or. drainage and irrigation is the best. and bridges. Perfect faints, durable and well made. The petition o f J. E. Moseley, Chas. This is made In Sanford. Patronize a Koehne et a!., for a clay road received tiome Industry and get better goods. and laid over under die rules until next Made In " 2 " and “ 3 " sire. Sold hy the session of the board Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. 22-4t M Y SPECIALTIES Receipts for die following amounts for Dill Pickles,- i w m i mixed, cuCumberx, Pickard'* Manff-FMhled Ciiliui --------interest on bonds issued by ip ed & l school district No. S were received Bnd read; a mangoes and sour pickles In bulk. Gorham'« Sterling Silver Chas. E vans . receipt for $50 Interest on $1,000 signed Roger*' PUted Ware by W. It. O 'Neal for Dora D. Davis and A little money now and a little now and ' Elgin and Waltham Watches dated Nov. 5,1908; a receipt for $10 in­ then Is the w ay to buy celery Unit See terest on $200 signed by 1L H. Wither- M. M. Smith for particulars. ington dated1Nov. 5, 1908. A receipt Just arrived, Snider's canned goods fo r $40 interest o f $800 signed by Mrs. “ ‘ Uups and preaervea, at Gamer W . K. W illiford and dated Nov. 5 ,1 0 0 B. ioberts. H e n r y M c L a u lin JEW ELER ALL GOODS GUARANTEED Insu ra nco E l C a p I ta n de T ampa Hunting grounds o f Sanford. Meetings on the 1st and 2nd Wednesday of each month in Masonic Hall. Visiting broth­ ers welcome. I have Celery boarded ready to »hip In car lot* about February IStb. I want to hear from buyer* I will pack «trlctly fancy, popular *Uea. We“ bleached Impectfon »olldted. _________ C o u n ty Safety Deposit Boxes for Rant Abetracte CELERY GEO. FERNALD, Vloe-Pret. D. F. WHITNER. A»tl. Cnhiir Only National Bank In Orange Funds Protected by Burglary A rro R N tr-A T -L A W — *-■ H . ________ ■■ 'Phone 141 ~ J W. Stpfci td'S. &TL'Rr. Co^’W i . warn: tvLTLTfrvIn : ’iTBhoe^Shop E Tvu f — Peoples Bank of Sanford DENTIST. .. ..... .... r. ! 1 W JOHN ti m DR — S À N F O R D , F L O R ID A . The communication o f J. W . Gcttler, agent o f the A . C. L. R. R. Co., in respect to the freight charges on 174 cars o f mar received and read. The clerk was In ARCHITECT structed to inform Mr. Gettier that the consideration o f the account w ill be taken 'Phone 105 113 W. riret Street up and disposed o f as soon as the board S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A and the Supt. o f the division confer upon freight rates and other matters. The letter o f J. D. Davis In respect to excessive assessment received and read: A T T O R N E Y -A T -LA W no action taken, H The committee heretofore appointed Practice« la Slate aod Federa! Coorti. and compared o f Messrs. Vaughan and * Phone 248. Branham, to whom the subject o f locatini M. G. T. BuildInf. the right o f w ay on Sanford avenue from Tenth street south to the right o f w ay o! Sanford L Indian River R. IL, o f the San ford Traction Co. made their report. A TTO R N E Y A N D COUNSELLOR Action was deferred until the board as a A T -L A W body exam ine the route and location. Late State Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit of Florida Board adjourned to Thursday morning, Residence*. Sanford and Sylvan Lake Feb. II, ot 9 o'clock. DRAINAGE COMMITTEE REPORT l iÈà.\ ' « »■ w — --------------- :----------------- ------------------- T u e « A wr oiH » ttl S AL O------------------ — TOR SALE- AT' L. R. Philips’ Drug Store >y » w w » **W i Th e o . J . M ille r & Son House Furnishing Goods»-: Stoves, C r o c k e r y and Gl assware Wall Paper, Paints and (Mis, White and New Home Seulffi Machines, Edison Phonographs and Records, Wholesale ________~ FREE Dealers in Gasolene and Kerosene S À M P tF À LllilV ' lUi n .i". “ I o f ^ L 1 I-osr card todJ7lU!iog.,0®5{ you IntcnJ pi peeing .. tioai trom the largeit and m u t vtricj » l o t t ò » the South. bring you «cjiplc» «*• U you im“ *J »end lor pricc» Q d «J f jgn). VVc tn»e «Wf* thing in PAINT.znda* tare you tnonc/. kiçaq ftputaepn, Ith im W , rinTege of ^ Pystapg lit t tn-mw.B*y8t i.ck*o*da4*L BA L F E -1 J IH 9 ' Jn �TME SANFORD The Lady of The Lilaos. By Philip Kean Copyrighted. IKS, by Associated Literary Press. m i m i * “ **“ * “ **“ **“ ****11 Sherwood called h er “ T h e L ady o f tbs Lilacs" because a lw a y s on spring days there w as a bunch o f lilacs on her desk, offerings from the girls to a best loved teacher. "You sim ply can 't help lo vin g her," Betty Baynes said to Sherw ood In her emphatic you ng g irl w ay. "Y o u sim ply csn'jtrlielp I t U ncle Jack." !q clbn't ■«*.” U ncle Jack ventured, “ where her particu lar charm cornea HERALD turc hanging In a gallery fo r the pub­ lic to gaze nt." ' ' "S u n »lyr" - Sherwood urged,— “ one ■hould not keep beauty bidden." VI nra not beau tifu l." she said quiet­ ly. She leaned back In the big wicker chair. H er face was very pale, and there w ere shadows under her eyes. Behind her the lilacs tossed their pale purple plumes In the spring breeze. *'I am not beautiful." she repeated, "b u t 1 think I ought to toll you why I do not w ant my picture placed be­ fo re the public." It was such a simple little talo. 8h* was married. T h a t wait the fa ct that was borne in upon him w ith stunning force, l i o r husband had beeu hei fath er's choice, not her own. “ W e w ere rich, sho explained, "bul a fte r my father's death my husband In." "Bbe’a so sw eet," B etty analyzed, spent everyth in g w e had. and I war 80 1 ran aw ay and "and d a in t y —an d—n n d —sad” — B etty very unhappy. was getting into daep w ater. "A n y h o w , took my maiden name. And that b w hy 1 do not wnut my picture to np . she's lovely." Sbcrw oM a lw ays called fo r his niece pear. I do not w ant him to find m e• after school and d ro ve h c r o u t to Slier-1 e v e r." wood farm , w h ere B e tty and her w id ­ She said It vehem ently, with a little owed mother m ade tlielr home w ith flush on her cheeka. " M y fn lher said him. Th e farm w as beyond the tow n — lo ro w ould com e," she went o n bur. ~i great'place. With grCht barns, when* riedlj\ "bu t It did not. 1 fe lt foi - w e n r housed tin» f c n nti w horses tt bjd. made the fa rm fam ous, _• ' _ ^ ■uch unpleasant. history that ro e — * s -he mat 4 o -r ib ir -tr a jr -w w ttin g ''W ' ■Wight not cflTt! to Tim 6 nm with her hi. could loOTc right Into the'W in dow 's " o f ■fauch.’1 “ * *” the room w here Miss D u val taught, Sherwood flung up his bead. Sud­ and ho could see her head bent over denly It seemed to tilin that there wbj her desk, w ith the grea t bunch o f lilacs nothing that he so much wished lo do making n background. as to ahelter her from misfortune. "Look here," he said to Betty one "B e tty w ill alw ays bo honored, by afternoon aa they drovo a w a y In the you r presence, ns we nil art— as wc sunshine, " I 'd like to paint her that shall a lw ays be," bo said, und she smiled at him and held out her hand. way." "W hat w a y ? " asked B etty. "Som ehow I felt that I had found a "Pain t Miss D u val—Just her head, frien d ," she said simply. "T h a t Ih why a right here. - You are free* at last, bent a little, ngnlnst a background o f 1 told you. It seemed beat, and I knew dear heart." R. L. JONES, Proprietor •R. II. DINGLEY, Manager llluc blooms, w ith a circle o f gold In­ H er startled eyes met hU. " H o w l'' closing I t like a h alo." she questioned. “ Oh, U ndo Jack," B etty's fa ce was "H o Is dead," he Bald qulolty. "Y o u beaming, “ It w ould he beau tifu l." are to go to Kentucky this afternoon “ I'd call It 'T h e L a d y o f the L ila c s ," Betty's mother w ill go with you.’ (Flrat Street, one block front Depot opposite tHmoflkc) , ^ ^y Bberwood planned. “ B y Oeorgc, Betty, out o f relicU she seemed the uios^deslr , H o,released her then and w n t on In I believe it Mould be tbe best thing able thin g In the world. ludeed7 from steady, tunes. * I've done." the flrat moment she had been desire "B u t you w ill come back, Dulcle. But “ Th e L a d y o f the W ince'1-w hen hie, hut he had let the artist In him When you feel that It Is rlg h t-y o u approached refused to be painted. “ Oh, blind the lover. H e hud made himself will come back—to me?" please tell Mr. Sherw ood.” «b e suld think that It was her picture, not her Betty was pounding down the road ■ * breathlessly, "th a t 1 couldn't think o f self, that he* wanted. on 'th o sturdy more. Dulcle looked up such a thing. 1 am sure he tun And u And now that he knew that he loved ut Sherwood, strong and grave be­ Short Orders At All Hours _____ Everything First Class . %better model, B etty." her he fe lt Ibut he muat go awaytw een the beautiful horses_______ hock to pnrla in ilm »iii.li..—lo- tbc| "H e can't," B e ttr Bald obstinate "Y e s ," «Ue_ said, and suddenly her dreams that had o f late beeu partially ""Please, please. Miss D u vn l." face was illumined. "Y es. I wUI coma The tittle teacher shook her head. submerged In Ills practical plans foi back, and you shall paint nio—yoor “ Don't Insist, dear," Blt'e said. " I real­ Sherwood farm . •+■}■•>*!■*F <•*><*■>•>*>> > • ! * • ! • + -J-*!•<■*><•*><••>•><fr4 . .;..5..5..}.4 . ‘ Lady o f the Lilacs.' " ly cannot" W hen lie cutno hack that night, Dotty "Now. w hat do you think o f that. mot him ou the porch. A Market For Coraa. Uncle Jack,” « a id B etty, alm ost In " W e are goin g fo r a ride early In thf T h e garden o f the new house o f the morning," she said, “ Miss Duval und 1,| Ilev. Mr. Brown tincked against the tears, os they drove a w a y that n ig h t "I don't know w hat to think," said and I want you to go with us," piny yard o f an orphan asylum. LightDEALER IN "N o t tom orrow ,"B ettykliiH ," he de year-old Johnny Hrowu was allow ed jpherwood. " I hate to g iv e up the Idea." "W ell, don’ t g ir o It up." B etty said. murred. * T v e got a lot o f things tloJ to scale the fence nnd piny w ith the “ You know you a lw ays get you r own do. I atu planning to spend the sum­ orphans. Presently Mrs. Brow n no­ Park Avan ue in B p e e r ’ a Q r o e e ry . * 'P h o n e 1 mer In P aris." way when you w a n t I t U n d o Jack." ticed that her npple supply was drop­ .B etty'sdlsm ayed exclamation hruught ping low. She asked Master Johnny "Yes, I do." said Sherwood thought his sister und Miss Duval. 'fully. if he w ere not eating a good mnuy ap­ "H e 's goin g aw ay.” Betty cried, "und ples fo r a small boy. Several days la ter when B etty came out o f.th e school arm in a n a w ith the he doesn't' know when bo w ill cornu "Yes. mother." he replied. "1 got to." I little teacher Sherw ood met them ut back." "Oh, Indeed!" queried Mrs. Brown. the door. * And Sherwood, wutchlng the face of “ A re you quite sure?’’ "W on’ t you let us d rive you home, the Iaidy o f the Lilacs, saw ll grow "Oh, yes, mother; they’re needed! 1 I Ml*s DuvnlF* he urged. “ W e w ill go pale, and his heart leaped ut the] Just got to cat nil I can stuff down." the long w ay round, nnd it w ill do you thought that sho cared. "B u t why, my dear?" good." In the early morning from Ills bed "Because," said Johnny earnestly, Miss Duval hesitated. "O h ," she tie- room w indow be saw them ride awny. ^ t he orphans peed the corm ."_____ gun. but Betty Interrupted: ‘‘O fjrou rae L _ T L V— illilUltciL-lalut—he w a s -a t—the - you'll go— You'VO HSVer'dHven behind stables. “ H o w does It happen that P r o g r e it. the Buckner team, and they are such Miss Duval Is riding M a x te llV he de I/L*t us, then, be o f good cheer.~Fron r beauties." mnndcd o f n groom. “ Huldu Is lame,” said the man, "nnd tbc great law o f progress w e may do It developed that Miss D uval was from Kentucky nnd that she loved Miss Duvul Insisted on riding Maxtell rlvo at once our duties ami our on* Hum anity has ever horses. " I used to rldo a great deal W e tried to get her to hnve one o f the courngements. Advanced, urged by U10 Instincts nnd other mounts, but she w ouldn't." out there." she admitted. "M a x tell cun't be trusted,” said necessities imjdnuted by <!ihI, th w a rt­ "W hy can't you rldo here?" Sber wood demanded. “ W e have n h a lf dor- Sherwood sharply, "not w ith 11 Indy ed som e!lines by obstacles which havff caused It fo r a time—a moment oply *u ladles' mounts In the stables that H e never likes tbe flutter o f skirts." “ I know, sir." Th e man looked wor In the Im mensity o f ages—to deviate are grow ing fa t nnd lazy fo r wnnt of from Us true lines or to seem to re­ ried. exercise." treat but still over on w ord.—Charles "W e ll, get Buckner Belle ready, "I haven’ t a h ab it," Mlaa D uval de Sherwood ordered, "aud I ’ ll go uftei Saving ths L a n d lo rd . murred. Joseph Jefferson was- playing n one “ I have tw o ," B etty announced them." night engagement lu a small town, ap­ As bo cnDtered down to thu gate promptly, "and you can w ea r one." pearing In the part Hip Van W inkle, On Baturday M iss D u val lu B etty’s boy met him with a telegram. W ith which I10 had so often and a b ly Im per­ out looking at the uddress, Sherwood covert cloth habit nnd three cornered Pure water is essential lo i»ootl health. hat nnd mounted on X^ulda Buckner | tore U open, then us u h alf dozen sonated. A t the hotel w here he stayed United States . Government analysis and classification. words confronted him he saw that ll there was an Irishman who acted ou was a transform ed cretmire. Guaranteed analysis by sworn officials. _ “ I thought she was pretty,” was | wus not fo r him, but fo r Miss Duvul general asslstunt. Judged’ by the great tested In tile hotel, he ilillhTollinii Dine lands, beautiful minis, walk's, scenery. 8het « o o d ’s mental comment. "CUT might have been tu keu ijo-be-'thc.nroJove, she’a a beau ty." wired, and she mugt come ut once. New hotel, new furniture, telephone, daily mail. In that moment the whole world prlctor. /FtaJnTmTt-TV'rpTfirler to 0 lu t ^ o And more and more be yearned to Furnished counties to rent. Four miles from station. palut her. _ changed fo r Sherwood. l i e knew that morning' Mr. Jefferson was startler Address WCKIWA SPRINGS COMPANY, W cklwa Springs, Fla. It w&i ffJfrtlpWmly for him to grow not to. say nlurtncd, by u vlnle/it To that end he paid her moat de light k eirted because o f thu death o f a thumping ou bD door. When h e-fecvoted attention, and it becam e a re g u -. ------------------------------------------------------“ r thing fo r the little teacher to spend fello w creature. But fo r her It meant ollected that hp had le ft no orders to be .m ill'd sfi nutiirally. the week ends a t Bberwood farm . B et-I freedom, fo r him happiness._______ — Ix ’j tM u tih tr found b B rch a n n ln *. I " l i e ’p a id 't h e - b o y -a n d spurred lit» in d ig n a n t H U sleep wus banished fo r I am glad to have B etty under her horso to greater speed, and ut last be that morning, however, so he arose hiflucnco," she told her brother. "Bhe| saw ahead o f him Betty, oh a sturdy ami soon mude his nppcarance before 1* * lady to her Anger tips." little mare; Dulcla, holding In Maxtell, tho clerk. "I/x>k here, I say," he demanded of ie s ," Sherwood agreed moodily, who danced a lo n g t h e road In a way hut 1 wish she w ould le t me paint her that spelled danger. u Lady o f the Lilacs. Aud even aa Sherwood looked M ax No Santlmsnt. Agent for tlto Famous------- ------ — —— — *11» s is te r' flared Indignantly. “ 1 tell bolted]______________ ;______ ;— — One day In Geneva Ira D. Bankcy ... ikm’t believe“ you e v e r lo o k a t V w o m a n A nd a fte r him, like a shot, went entered a music box ah op and asked •tcept from the atandpolut o f a rt." to see some music boxes. T b e sales, Buckner Belle. Th e big horse was not a match fot man graciously showed him a num­ Bberwood laughed. "1 don't fa ll In SANFORD, FLORIDA °ve ®**Dy, I f that U w h a t you mean,” the brllllaut mare, and presently Sher­ ber, but none was what he wanted, ^ i l a v e ^yow uoue that play^ «acred “* 41>d shrugged bis shoulders and wood was beside Dulcle, his band on went on. music?" he asked. U a xtelT s bridle. " W h y ," answered the salesman, "w e T b it afternoon he oauutcred down M axtell, meek as a lam b at tbs sound to the end o f the b lg g a r d e n where o f. Urn. wall -known voice, stopped-ee have some th a t p ta f g k in d 'o r 'h a lf­ 1 tut cle Duval was pouring too. Th e suddenly that D u lcle sw ayed nnd s lip w ay sacred music." — i .1 "W h a t? " Inquired S^r. Bankcy. 14his was set under a lilac hash, l>ed from his back Inertly. Shurwood, “ Oh, these tM o o d j\ u n d Banker U»* fragra n ce . o f the blossoms dropping the bridles, caught ber In bis ’ filed tbe air. hymns. I can't Im agine wbaLstlie peo­ arms. Betty, on the oth er aide o f the bush, "D u lcla ," ba said Im pulsively; "D u l ple see In them, but we sell tbouaands o f tbe boxes that play them. W e have playing tennis w ith a hoy from cle, d c n il" None but Ilrst-class lalxtr employed nnd all contracts guaranteed to be in uccordunco ’ Sho opened her eyes. "P le a s e ," she enormous orders fo r theso boxes,” con­ wwu. Mrs, Baynes had been called to with plans and specifications tinued tbe salesman, "fro m e r e ry part You must we house, and Bberw ood was alone said fa in tly , " le t me go. *H b the LBac L ed / . ) not " •• .< * ______________ o f Europe," nnd theu be td d ed apolo­ am tn Business to do Business for These Who Need My Services " Ilu s h i" bo sold. “ You are net strung getically, " I t ’s a m atter o f business, _ 1 you would let me paint Poatofflce Box 771 enough to etaud alone, and r o p have you kuow, w ith tut." £ 2 ^ * 9 « , " h *.**J4 (9 her, Fits Your M ach in e a n d Lasts F o r e v e r N e v e r B reak s, N e v e r W e a r s Out P u rer, C le a re r, M o re B rillia n t T o n e B u y C o lu m b ia In d estru ctib le R e c o rd s b eca u se th e y a re r e a lly in d estru ctib le— an d y o u w ill k eep on b u y in g th e m b ecau se o f th eir in c o m p a ra b ly fu ll, c le a r tone. T h e y fit y o u r m a c h in e !— C o s t 35 c e n ts 4— G et- a ca talogs A splen did re p e rto ire to ch o ose fr o m -«a n d w e a re a d d in g to j t r ig h t along. • A . H . C R IP P E N & SO N Railroad way - - ~5ahford, Florida f T H E C IT Y R E S TA U R A N T i t | Steaks, Chops, Oysters and Fish a Specialty A P L A C E FOR LA D IES AND G E N TL E M E N Promj>tt Clean. Service J. A. T H OM P S O N C H O IC E F L O R ID A A N D W E S T E R N M E A T S NATURE’S WONDERFUL early, to aaa CHAS. H . EVANS ' Staple and Fancy Groceries Full Line of High-Grade Cigars and Tobaccos CLOVER H IL L B R AN D BUTTER ■ ^ W - M l I ft M F Q ~c 0 N™ Ac To R n U U n C O and B U I L D E R Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty �iN-SANfORDCmiRCHES COUNTY COMMISSIONERS HERE W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y SAD ACCIDENT TO YOUNG BOY AQ SN TS They WfH Olve Sanford-A System Of Ronnie Mute- Killed' Last Sunday At y Ice Factory Good Roads Celery Where Devout of the City Worship Tom orrpw. RESUME Of ALL CHURCH EVENTS or Interest to Those Religiously Incllned—Subjects of Discourses for the Sobbath. T h * P ilio t i o f ih* O i r d i M la iK« C ity a n E a ta n lr K iq u itK l 10 h lB | or »»nd lK»lr A a B oottom .au and other Churrh H m to (Kit « A n aot laltr than T h irrd « , •aftaataai'---- —- — -— —.— First Methodist Rev, A.E.Houarlioldrr.pallor;churrh, corner Park ■venue and Fifth ilreel; paraonaje, comer Mag­ nolia avenue and Seventh ilreel; phone 294. Sunday rnomlni aervtce at II; evenlnd lervlce. 7:00; Sunday school. 9:49 a. m:; Jno. K. Met linger, Supt. Ep worth League, 3:00 Sunday even Ini. / ' Rev. N. H. Williams, editor o f theFIoridn Christian Advocate, will preach morn­ ing and evening. Rev. W illiam s will rep­ resent the Advocate at the morning ser­ vice. and represent the Laym an's Mission­ ary Movement in the evening. Let the people come, and hear this servant o f the church. Strangers always Invited. Consrcgstlonal Rev. J. W .'TflcTianir pastor; Sunday tuom ini service, II; evening service, 7:30; prayer meeting Messrs. Tllden, Lee, Overstreet. Merrill and Vaughan o f the honorable board bf county commissioners and Superintendent Branham assembled in thiscity. on Thurs­ day and accompanied by A . T. Rossi ter. G. R. Calhoun and R. J. Holly wcre driven over the celery delta. The commissioners are desirous o f making many improve­ ments in the'county roads near this city and also the system o f drainage recently surveyed by the drainage commission. The work now being done on the Monroe road was Inspected and several roads omdhe west side received the atten­ tion o f the commissioners. There are several good deposits o f marl near Sanford and these beds w ill soon be opened up and the roads in this vicinity will be surfaced with this material thus giving the celery delta the benefit o f the finest system o f thoroughfares in the state. Many marl roads nre now being constructed near Orlando and the Com­ missioners being all good road enthusiasts nre determined to give Ornhge county the best o f roads at a nominal cost. L ist o f Unclaim ed L e tte r s Rem aining.!!) the Sanford J 'm ta flk c -dfSBC of-wrek ending F e b .9 .1 9 0 & : nl While playing In the plant o f the Crys­ tal Ice factory last Sunday afternoon. Ronnie Muse, oged seven, was in some unaccountable manner drawn into the machinery and suffered injuries that re­ sulted In his death. His appearance in tlie ‘factory was not noticed by the em ­ ployees until his cries called their atten­ t io n to the spot. Ronnie was a bright lad, the soil o f Richard Muse tlic well known vegetable grower, and the accident cast n gloom over the entire community. The remains Were prepared for burinl at the undertaking parlors o f T. J. Miller & Son and shipped to the old home near Low tey where the funeral services were held on Tuesday. The grief stricken parents have the sympathy o f their , many friends among whom the little boy Yfrns q general favorite. R*v. J. W. Boyd pastor; Sunday morning serv­ ice. llreveiOng service, 7:00; Sabbath arh(»«. 9:45 o. in.; Dr. J. T. Denton. Supt.; B. Y. P. U. Sunday ‘ at 3 p. rn., H. t Tolar, P m r .; prayer meeting ev ­ ery Wednesday, 7K )0p. w. — ■ ■ i - ■■»-»■ < H oly C ro ss E piscopal Rev. B. F. Brown, rector; A. D. Key. senior war­ den; Sunday morning service, II; evening service, 7:30; Sabbath school! 9:45a. in.; H. F. Whitner, Supt.; prayer meeting. 7:30 Wednesday evening. Presbyterian - Rrv: JrP. McKlmTton.»iiB»tnr; intimidì servire, It: evenlr ilng servire. 7:00; Sabbath school, 9:30 a. m ; Henry i ry McLaulin, Supt.; prayer meeting Wodnetday, 7:00 p. m. A t the Presbyterian church next Sun­ day the usual services will be held. The pastor will preach morning and evening. The services at this church nre well a t­ tended this winter. Visitors and nil others are cordially welcomed. * Question o r A d vertisin g The question of* advertising seems to 22tf —Sanford'Carriage Works. have stirred other communities beside Sanford. In Hie Tim es-Unionof February W inner W ash in g M achines 7 lli; appeared It full page advertisement A few more o f these still left, sold strictly dated from Key West. While the an­ on guantee. If they dp not do what we nouncement dealt with private enterprise, claim, money is refunded. Harry J. Wilson we have no doubt whatever that K ey West will reap considerable benefit indirectly. The page nd. is probably only the begin, nlng-of an extended campaign, and should ' the K ey West Commercial Club also put ___ out advertlllm i in conjunction on its behalf, the island city will make some o f the gulf ports Took to their laurels. The incident only goes to show Hint the advertising put out by our real estate men in publications o f wide circulation w ill ultlmatcly redound to tlic credit o f "Lucky Stfnford.” • And, by the way, we don't mind men­ tioning that the K ey West campaign is being handled by Percy I’ . Vyle, the Jack­ sonville add man, who Iiob promised to outline and present a special plnn for the consideration of our own bonnj o f trade. You need a good typewriter and do not want to pay un exhorbitant price for it, gee the Blickenderfer, ol The Herald office. '. ■ Corner First Street and Palmetto Avenue Sanford, Florida Marks he ESTABLISH ED 1869 ' * J -V - For Particulars, Call on G. H. FERNALD, Pres. „ A. T. R O S S E T T E R , V. Prat. A. P. CONNELLY, Sec’y. & Troas. D ir e c to r * O. H. FERNALD - ------------------ W , O , H O L D E N ------------------------- F. P. FORSTER J. C. HIGGINS A. T. ROßSETTER H. R. STEVENS T. J. MILLER La st month a,m erchant a thousand tnllea from Chicago wanted to pltee o ver Ids store an electric light algn bo had beard about In Chicago. Mrtdo a special trip there fo r specifications and terms. Too hlghl Mr. Merchant returned home and In­ cidentally told tho local electrician about his troubles. Mr. H om e Electri­ cian replied that he could reproduce the Cidcngo algn. w ith Improvements, s t n price that suited. And he did so. JU ST T IIIN K YOUT T H IS O VER, W IL L Sanford Pressing C LEA N S AND PRESSES Ladies’ Skirts and Gentlemen’s Clothing $ 1.25 Our Monthly Rate for Club Only Giving you twelve pieces n month. We will coll for clothes once a week. A L L WORK GUARANTEED. anti deliver your M. P. LIPE, Manager. 8 In Gold’s Barber Shop ’ 'Phone GO Park Avenue. North 444‘4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 > 4 4 4 4 4 > 4 4 H 4 H 4 4 4 > H 4 4 4 4 t “ iH ^ 4 ’{ " H l 4 H H H | PRINTING FR A N K L. W OODRUFF j UP TO STRONG LINE OE CHILDREN’S SCHOOL SHOES i- Sanford’s Only Exclusive Shoe Store The Latest Fall Styles in Ladies', Gent’s and Childrens Shoes Just Received i Drink a Bottle of i s i t as ¿cod as your business ? Does It do you credit or (fo^s it misrepresent you ? Think it over,* and if you find it is not ns ¿nod ns you think it ought to be. try us once G IN G E R A L E O R S O D A W A T E R Manufactured with pure distilled wnter— they will prevent illness, sU digestion nnd give you health - If you are needing letter heads, bill bends, envelopes, cards, statements, circulars, booklets or anything of that itc.m) tor euuiwtt The Sanford Carriage works is now lo­ cated in its new building on Oak avenue, opposTleThe GebT H. Fern aid machine shops. Mr. Underwood is a practical carriage m a­ ker and any orders entrusted to him will ----- receive careful and prompt attention. Be­ sides manufacturing buggies, wagons and . bnrucss. they, are dealersIncruxiagagoods, gasolino engines and roofing. .They also do general repair work and horseshoeing, for which their new quarters are well equipped. The business o f the public is earnestly solicited and faithful und con­ v t scientious business treatment is assured all patrons. ________________ G utter and G alvanized Tanks Repair W o rk a Specialty W IL L B U ILD YOU A HOME STANDARD president of Union Theological Seminary, .. Richmond, V «i Dr. A . A , MeGeachy,' Charlotte, N. CL; Rev. A . H. McAra, Che-1$ ? raw, S. d i Rev. J. B, Currie, Dublin, Va. I -j- Tin, Slate and Tile Roofing The Sanford Building & Loan Association IS YOUR Rev. M cKinnon W ill D eliver A ddress Rev. J. F. McKinnon, pastor o f the Presbyterian church o f San font has been Invited to deliver an* address on “ The Distinctive Features o f Presbyterian Doc­ trine" at Lnurlnburg, N. C., on the occa­ sion o f the semi-centennial celebration of tbr.. mganiznlinn. of ilia— Preabyt t ia a church of Unit city, and the dedication of a handsome new church edifice. The ex­ ercises will embrace four days und will be held March 3-7. Other 8|icakers for — tbs occasion ore Rev. Dr. W. W. Moore, S. F. S A L L A S & CO. O ffice'on Pork Avenue, between First and Commercial Streets. Sanford, Florid» Persons claiming the above wilj please say "Advertised," nnd give date of this Ciias. F. Haskins, P. M. list. B u ggies fo r Sale We have four fine new buggies which w c will sell cheap, as we have no place to store them. • Florida " 7 Kkuey, Mr* win, Saulor, Daniel J. Shelton. Henry Speigel, Mr. Chat. Williams, Horace C. William». W. W.. Winchester, Edward A. Establish W areh ou se In S an ford. The Armour Fertilizer Company has leased the large warehouse on the A, C. L , formerly occupied by the Sanford Gro­ cery Company. Chas. II. Evnns w ill be the sales agent and anyone wishing the celebrated Armour fertilizer should call at tlic store of Mr. Evans nnd get his prices. Sanford, A re Offering A n y and A ll Kinds of Florida Real Estate at as Low Prices and on as Reasonable Terms A s Can be Had Anywhere. Gentlemen Rosary, Sermon and Benediction, 7:30 Barbami, Willie McOuage. Mr. Lee p. m. • Mobley, Mr. Shelley Bryant, Khodel Callaway; Mr. S. K. Murphy, Mr. Chat. Monday— Mass, 7 n. in. Park, Frank. L. Campbell. Mr. E. D. Panel. A. D. Chapman, Henry Instruction for cliildrcn..2 p. m. Coffee. Mr. Ja>. A. Curry, Alfred Dunlap, Mr. J. Pryor Hampton, Mr. C. II. liopkln». Mr. L. W. Godwin. Mr. W. E. Green, Mr. Sam Lewis. Mr. Chiu. Om a« with HOLDBN R IA L E S TA TI CO. T Patronize Home_ T Talentali Pays. R e a l ' Ladles C athollo Jenkln*. Mra. I.u Gene Hev. M. To«, rector; aervicei every second and Arche. M il* Ornolare Marion. Mn. May fourth Sunday; early m an, 7 a. m.; mass and ser­ Amlrraon, M l«» Helen Starling, Mra. Kitty Blake, Miss B elile mon. 10 a. in.; Sunday school. 9 a. m.: vespers, 3 Barlow, Mrs. Alice 8Unpeon, Mrs. Mary J p. m. Thomai. Mra. L lu ie Cook. M i«« Alberta Slxagcslma Sunday, 14th Feb. Cui ber t. MUa Mamie Tyson, MUa Laura Device, M lu Delay Wallce. Miia Utile Sunday school, 0 u. m. loiter. Mn. Murali William». Mrs. Tucker Fuller. Mr,. Annie Mass and Sermon, 10 a. m. firs t Baptist General Fire Insurance Tho Sanford Coca Cola Bottling Co., - kind; let ub hear from your We w lir suhTmt snmpIra ahd prices on request Sanford, $ f .98 Fine Leather Seat If you are fond of especially nice stationery, ask to see ou r Bonds- and Linens. Y ouHT m* Btfre to like them. " Dining Room Chair . M. :v The S a n f o r d H e r a l d Sanford, Florida im m u t a n t i - , SM S! •< » ~ v ~ tet better satistection. O u Porqi, kitchen, Uwn, flores, Olili most tie n e lo - the elegant plainest. >4 for our U r«« inasiniteli you all about Umm und «irr« • » « I chair you buy iy. Stai h r II M FLORIDA CHAIR FACTORY, ■rid«« b4 " r “ * * . , rhrvwf« m I , «c» I «IfW » n» Jach*******’ lonro» 61» . Pod» of �February 13. 1909 THE SANFORD HfRALri IN AND ABOUT THE CITY Oiîr Lucky èantord T J .-H . Overman wns In Jacks Thursday on business. . Ltiçky Sanford ! Little Happenings— Mention of j Mrs. Harry Alexander o f Oviedo spent Matters in Brief. port o f this week with friends In the city. personal items or interest ] Corner &. Roberts open their Snnford avenue grocery today. Everything in Iron beds from $ 2 .5 0 up. Get them iptlck Summary of the Hooting Small Talk Succinctly Arranged for Mur rlcd Herald Readers. In ‘ nt ‘ the Sanford Furniture Compnny. Garner & Roberts hnve good butter In one-pound prints for 35 cents. menus perfection. Sec samples nt I). A. Whose Caldwell fit Son's. Valentine _ W ill Stringfcllow and his "b ig voice” A re y o u ! startled the merchants several days this If you wish to see n real, honesbwholcweek. somo show, go to Parks theater tonight. D: W. Sasser, the efficient A . C. L. agent Mattings o f nil kinds and pntterns. front at Green Cove Springs, spent a few hours 20 cents per yard to 50 cents, at E. A. in the city yesterday. Heflield's Furniture Store. $10.50 value sanitary Tell mattress go­ _1_ Attention. Ladles I . A new a nd up»toing nt $8 for the next thirty rinys. Snn­ dste millinery store w ill be opened up ford Furniture Company. hère soon. — Mrs. M. L. A llen . Todny is the'13th— just between the an­ niversary o f Lincoln und that o f Cupid. Joe Saucer went to Kissimmee Wed nesday, where he was called on business. Sec H. H. Mill for Celery City Blend Coffee, finest on earth for 24 cents. If you want n first-class tailor-made suit for $12.98. call at D. A. Caldwell A Sons. Iron beds from $2.50 up. Get them quick ut tile Snnford Furniture Company, Swell lino o f quartered oak clicffonlcrs at Sunford Furniture Compnny. THREE Mrs. W. M. Lewis and daughter o f A t­ lanta are guests o f Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Miller. D A Y S ONLY! One million feet of cypress blenching lioards. Place onlers now. G. R. Calhoun Thursday, Friday and Saturday February 4, 5 and 6 Mr. nud Mrs. W. M. Thompson o f MlildLctown, Ohio, are visiting Mr. and. Mis. F. P. Forster. Drop in'ntul Inspect the Princess steel Methodists, Please: ranges. A renl rnngc at a moderate price. February 14 Is Birthday Missionary moving. , U Sunday School Sunday. Help us by Snnford Furniture Company. Sanford os an amusement town is secS A . Townsend c^tjiejxanmisg'iuii firm bringing or sending on that day one •ont1~tO"iitmc.- -Something d o in g - every iff Townsend & Mills of"Ph iladelph ia is penny for each year of your age. See C. A. Reed for furniture and piano N . P . Y O W E L L & CO flight. In the city this week. $18 A rt Squnres for $15. size 9x12. E. Mrs. R. J..Molly nniLchiidrcn are spend­ Headquarters for Iron A ge tools. AnyA . Hefficld Co. ing this week in Tampa, visiting friends O u r W ' ^ r r , M<t? 9 cent œffeemw ^ * * * * * * " < T ^ “ f M 11 ÌTèr ond relatives." ” rhe market, nt either store o f Garner & I ” 18 r U1,0rs’ ctc*' w ry J. Wilson. Olives in bulk and ]n all size bottles. M. M. Smith has 1,000 acres o f celery Roberti Cuas. Evans. land. Sold on ensv leYms. Yesterdny they celebrated the centenary * High-grade olcom'nrgerine, 25 and 30 "Our own coffee," 25 cents a pound, for o f Lincoln, nud tomnrtow Cupid's— stueuth cents a j*ound. Corner &. Roberts. sale by Garner &. Roberts. anniversary will be celebrated. We sell the best lime and cement that Mr. Randolph Chase and Mrs^C. II. A d ­ A . E. Mullein, who docs business in the ‘ money con buy. — A. E. H ill . amson o i Philadelphia are visiting their Bishop block, has now established a firstN e w lin e m en's pants $1.25 to $5, at class dry goods and notion store. brother, S.,0. Chase, this week. •4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 r FAR M IN G I M P L E M E N T S Mettlnger's. Commencing January lst.1900, George Young man stenographer (statistics a Miss Minnie Stewart returned Monday specialty) desires work^.good correspond­ W. Venable, contractor and builder, will — from Plymouth where she visited relatives ent; Herald; employ only Union labor, mid work eight 11 hours a day. the past two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Jones nud dnughter, J. W. Widcmon, state agent for the Cit­ Hossic, were in Eustis the past week, in Tlie Parks Dramatic Company will give izens' L ife Insurance Co., wns n visitor to attendance at the funeral of Mrs. L. M; a matinee this afternoon, and tonight will gi VC-Utcir.Jure well, per foruiuuuu.-. — .the city Wednesday..____ IflOH. -•---- ■* .«.Î0. .1 ! • " ’i d . r ’Ò)-' L Ml ------ W c arc Agents for . * *• * i I Clark’s Cutaway Harrows 0 Go to H71T. Hill T6r everything ~tn~ grocery line. iron beds from $2.50 ii)*. Get them quick Have you seen the Princess steel range? Six holes, warming closet and reservoir, nt the Sanford Furniture Company. Long's Preserves in glasses. Finest on asbestos lined, only $38, Sanford Furni­ Women's exchange, nt the A r t Store. market. Crus. Evans. ture Co. Everybody join. —Kays &. Kltuhim. Romeo Coffee. 3 jxamdsfnr ijmi _dulhuIf you have rooms for rent, put your | Electa Brand Tea and Spipcs. ------ ------------------------ Chas—Evans ;“ m in e in the rooming Jrou w -direoiory,-at Chas. Evans. Watch for opening of the Art Store, lirst the Art Store. The building occupied by W. W. Long, on first street is being pointed, and when Allen's great minstrel show Inst Monday week in February. night gave satisfaction to the large crowd which attended the evening performance. r* •4- Some people seetn to think Florida is finished will make an attractive appear­ slow. Let them try Garner & Roberts ance. with an order. Phone 39. New line men's pants $1.25 to $5, at Miss L. A. Clapp uf Chautauqua. N. Y. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A . T. Rossiler The Princess steel range, tin* lender Mettlnger’s. at their |ile;isaiit home oh‘ lAlagnulia a v e - 1among ranges, nix holes and warming Th e Sanford headquarters at Jackson­ nue. |closet, and reservoir, asbestos lined, only ville llflder the aide direction *>f C. II. Lefller is doing a great work for the Cel­ High grade Cigars and Tobacco. Sinok $38, nt Sanford Furniture Co. Opening of Art Store und Woman's ery City. ing nnd chewing... Most complete line in Exchange ul Crlpprn's Music Store !l C. Dickens returned to St. Petersburg Saturday ufternpori. February 6, 1909. Wednesday, after a short visit in this city. Iron beds from $2.50 lip. Get them quick Everybody Invited. Mr. Dickens is A. C L. agent at St. Pc at the Sanford Furniture Company. fie city. '" Chas. Evans. Before you buy a range, exam ine the For an up-to-date tailor-inade suit, see Princess steel range, at the Sanford Fur­ B. A. Caldwell & Sons. niture Co. The best steel range on the W. H. Urokaw, representing the Citizens' market, and only $38. Think of it t Life Insurance Co. of Louisville, was iu tin Garner &. Roberta sell high-grade Cigars city Wednesday. Mr. Brokaw is well and tobacco. Try them. known in Sanford _ £ lii. A t LSiuuir£sJuL.i 15. .size. 11x14.. 1 L ___ J. I. i‘atleson cauglit - a . twelvcipoum l trout one day (ids week und Inis been ac­ A. Hefficld O k The famous Fox River Butter for sale corded first honors at the Sanford House at W. VV. Long's Grotary. as the champion angler. - *"• J. Frank Prffcr of Pittsburg Is in San­ Best line of stoves ever- brought to the ford again looking after his celery lands. city. Prices the lowest. —A. E. Hill. Mr. Pcffer is a prominent attorney of * Wude. the tuner, Orlando. Pittsburgh and claims Sanford for Ids next Now is the time to buy your sub-irri best bet. gated land. See M. M. Smith, Dried Salt Shoulders at 12 H cents found Mr, und Mrs. O. W. Schultz and children at H. II. Hill's grocery. of Ohio, spent several days in the city this Dr. T. A. Neal of tins city has been week. They arc old fricndB o f the editor, ond will probably make Sanford their honored by the appointment of locul sur­ geon of the Florida East Const Railway. winter home. This is tile first time a Sanford physician Planting time is here. M. M.Smith will has held this position. «11 you land on easy terms. Fresh fish every day— G u arn ntee^p l»e Harry Ward o f Decatur, Indiana, presi­ fresh— also oysters. dent and manager o f the .Ward Fence — S. C, Richah us, Lcffler Block. Company, has purchased land onBeardall Mrs. Saucer has closed her business in avenue, nnd will be Identified with SanKisaimmec and returned to Sanford, and — fonTs-imercsHrtn uie future. opened a fruit and confectionery store in If you want to sell or buy city lots, city the DeMonte building at the corner o f First property, eelery farms, see N. 11. Garner, street nnd Snnford avenue. Her many A. H Brock nnd A. L. Skinner of L ove­ friends will be glad to greet her again in land, Uhia-Aiia_#peudiug to vein! w eek» |business. ~ In the city and are Interested In Sanford Arthur Holland, an expert stenographer lands. Mr. Brock Is vice-president of the is a guest o f the Gate- City House nnd First National Bank o f Loveland, Ohio. desires employment. Fresh Mackerel at H. H. Hill's grocery Bb. Clarinet, cheap for cash. Herald. Mr. Nemo o f Indianapolis, lad., Is In Dr. W. Housholder has purchased the the city and is "gettin g the habit" by in­ purchased the dental office o f Dr. F. B. vesting in lands. Mr. Nemo Is a promi- Do away with-dust while sweeping car­ pets by buying Wizznrd Curjiet Cleaner of W. W. Long. lings, from 75 cents ii(>. Furniture Store. Methodists, please: February 14 Is Birthday Missionary Sunday School Sunday. Help us by bringing or sending on that duy one penny for each year of your age Horse The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co Best line of mailings ever brought to Sanford. See them at the Sanford l;urqi- tme Comp.iny, Age and Hand Tools tersburg. — —------ . ===== SANFORD, FLORIDA — ■ _____ : E. A, Hefficld F. J. Belknap, a prominent citizen of Pctoskey. Mich., is ill the city and like hi» fellow townsmen will ptirelmsc some vegetable lutids. AVWXVXt WVXXViiXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXMXVWXXVXXXXW ti\ \ \ v\ v%\\\\\\VXXtO WHY NOT USE Painter For S alk— T wo -acres improved hind, collage, packing liou^c, two flowing wells; tiled )ti good condition, lumber and tools, everything complete for farming. W ill sell witii or without crop. On 4 tit street, west side. — W. K. Koiiuins, Sanford. Fla. The new building of the Southern Ex­ press Co. is progressing favorably, and when finished will greatly enhance the appearance o f Railroad way. Wade makes frequent trips to Sanford. W rite him at Orlando. Now is the time to Imy yours four-inch sewer pl|H.' fill lliiitny- liig stock on baud. —A. E. Hill. Fertilizer NOW , AND SAVE M ONEY? h lias shown more results for the Money invested than nay other. It will pay you to examine the Celery Fields where * P a i n t e r ’s Sanford Celery Is used. Our every week. —T H E Writs for representative. C. M. HEADW ATER. is iri'Sanford Sec him or write to him at Orlando or E . O. D oohlst. Special P A IN T E R F E R T ftT Z E R CrOT ’ JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA N. H. Garner will rent your property for you. A. A. Rogers, a prominent furniture dealer o f Newport, Ark., is in the city fur a few •^44444444444444444 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 *4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 444+^, weeks, the guest of Mr. and Mr$. A. T. Rossiler.’ Mr. Rogers is a nephew <jf Mrs. Rossiler. BIG C U T Chase & Sanborn's tea und coffen the best there is. —— (la m er &. Rob or Is. H. Hasson, manager uf the Armour F er­ tilizer Works was in the city Wednesday. Mr. liusson win. quick Ui rceogtUAu rlie pjniii..I .... i iii i l -. a .. holder solicits a continuation of the pat- great possibilities o f Sanford, and tins es­ copllul and will look up the palmetto J c , ». M-re while here. ronuge o f Dr. Stephens. tablished a warehouse in this city, Chas. H. Evans will lie the sales agentMr. and Mrs. H. H. HIU and dnughter o f J Bu£ ^ F,0Ur ° f W ' W ' ^ n« ' Wichita, Kunsas,.are In Uie city fur an In*? ., “ -* - - - - .. . — - . . L ost—nv«> j&QjilP rew ard for uue ,1 «. definite stay, nnd are most favorably iraThe water works system is being great- sey milk cow with dark sides, gray on pressed with the unmatchable clim ate o f ly improved nnd a large force o f men are back, witii short crumpled horns project-* Sanford and vlcldlty. Mr. TOD lias been I busy laying pipes to the Sanford t Ever- ing over face— Has black lips, with no ln the hardware business in Wichita, but glades Railway. The Atlantic Coast Line car marks. Return to or notify J. A. c«nies to Florida*wiUi his w ife and duugh- shops and yards are now supplied by this Smith at the Flemming’s place in West Sanford and gel reward.— --------------------> « fo r r e jt «> d S e *ieo llo n . ayetem.— 1-----------------------•---------------- Tomorrdw, Sunday, Birthday MISSIONARY Sunday School Sunday. METHODISTS please brln i your penny f*r each year o f your age, or SEND ONE DOLLAR to 8unday -School. 9.45. Planet Jr., and‘ Iron Tomorrow, Sunday, Birthday MIS­ SIONARY Sunday School Sunday. METHODISTS please bring your penny for each year o f >our tjge. or SEND ONE DOLLAR to Sunday School, 9:45. F U R N IT U R E Stoves, Crockery, Carpels, Matting, Rugs, Sew ing Machines, E tc. Twenty Per . C e t Off - W On A ll Goods for the Next T h irty b a ys bWtJr1'** — S A NFORD F U R N IT URE CO. > 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 *4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 *4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 TrvK '• ''■ 'U m J illin g | Quickly anti N eatly Executed at The H erald Printing Company M �TIT February, & THE SANFORD HERALD Tha Irritatin g Mississippi. Tb o Mississippi la the greatest Irri­ tant In tbo U nited States. Its Ockloneas, ecnsdoua poorer an¡1 taunting eddies b rin g oaths to the lips o f the - -m o s t respectable and la w -a b id in g restdents alon g Its lo w e r course. Th e greatest adm irers o f the river, the peo­ ple w ho sin g Its praises w ith the most emphasis, are the ones w ho go o ff on a tangent o f tem per quickest when they And a new ca vin g o f riv e r bank headed tow ard the new est and most expen sive levee, built to protect great plantations, w hile Just across the " f-tronm rlfio worthless bluffs and useless aand bars. T a lk to a Mississippi river m n n -sb a n ty boater, pilot, raftsman, plantation o w n er o r city m erchant—and he w ill brag about the riv e r wonders. Its bigness charms him and makes him feel large and . elated. B ring him «ro u n d to bis ow n experiences w ith It, and suddenly a «ba d e o f resentment crosses his face as he recalls a shanty bout wrecked by a cyclone, a steam­ boat snagged, a ra ft torn up In some bend, a plantation undercut and w « h oil aw ay or a season's trade apolled by hn o verflow and crevnuse. '<Wo lo ve tbo river, dnmn It !" Is a literal expression.—It. B. Hpoars In A t­ lantic. In a hen's e g g only onc-flfth o f the substance is nutritious, one-ninth part Is refuse, and the remainder, the g rea t­ er portion .*■!■ water. W h ite shelled eggs a re not quite as good as y e llo w ones, fo r they contain a tftffe m ore w a te r and a little less ( f t , But your p u rveyor knows this and fre­ quently colors his w hite eggs with cofJudged b y the amount o f nutriment, a goose’s e g g Is the most valuable. N e x t In order are ducka', guinea fo w ls', hens', turkeys' and plovers*. E ggs con­ tain n large quantity o f sulphur, which Is p u rifyin g to the blood and good fo r the complexion. T o g e t the best eg g -y o u must feed you r fo w l on grain, and to cook it In the most digestible w a y you must not boll tho water. n e a t tho w a ter to ISO degrees and leave tho e g g In It fo r ten minutes. You w ill then digest every morsel. But I f you boll It fo r threo minutes no loss tbnn one-tw elfth o f It w ill fa ll to be digested. Thus ir yon eat tw o eggs boiled fo r three minutes eve ry day you waBte A re doxen In a year.—London Mall. TC ITY PROPERTY OR TR U C K LA N D S Come and See Us Th e Leopard and tha Pan. One day a w orthy Ku lu housew ife entua out from her cooking apd, aland- ¡ ’■a>»*a «¡ta , A Queer Teat. Th o grocer said to the applicant; cmptlod a pan o f boiling w a ter Into the “ Your references aro .good. Shoyf. .grow in g-b elow . It fell, nio your stylo o f w eigh in g out live ■plash, on the back o f n sleeping Ieoh* Itounds o f sugar. T h ere’s the scales." nrd, who Jumped iwrpendlculnrly Into 'T lio applican t-w reathed his face In the air ns high ns-the ro o f o f the hut. the am iable sm ile all salesm en--wear W hat m ight have happened next? ami weighed out the sugar w ith dis­ W ho can Bay 7 But the astonished w o ­ patch and accuracy. IIo put on too man dropped the pan w T O rr m a n ff up­ little sugar lit Aral; be added gen tly a on the rock, and the leopard took ouc fu ll h a lf pound before tbo scnlo bal­ leap d o w n h ill,' Th o pan follow ed, and anced. the leopard's dow nw ard leaps becam e “ Y ou 'll d o," said tho grocer. “ You longer and s w ifte r as the pan bounded nnderstaud the scale trick. I t Is plain a fte r It from rock to rock. that you learned your trade In the W hen last seen tho leopard bdd Just thorough old school w a y ." achieved a leap o f about &S0 fe e t to “ Yes, sir," the other answered. “ I the very bottom o f tho' ravine, thou­ learned In tho country, and almost my sands o f fee t below, and the pan had first lesson w as that In w eigh in g. You w hirled about COO foot o v e r It on the must add, add, add, till the beam tips, opposite side. Tho leopard would have because all that nddlng pleases the cus­ eaten the old woman with pleasure, tom er—seems to him almost like a g ift. but n pan which first scnlded hnlF the But tf, on the contrary, you substract bide o ff him and. then bounded clanging from the quantity on the scnlo the In his w ake from the top o f the H im a ­ customer Is ’ .effected . In - t h e opposite layas to tha plains below was some­ w a y —you seem to bo robbing him. H o thing which ho could not face.—Lougoes a w a y convinced thnt yo u aro n | don C hronicle—____'------ -------— - - — « t le g y c b ru t*1—N e w O rient!» Tltnea- BOARDfNC. CELERY, SANFORD, FLA. It Makes No Difleience W hat You W ont or W here You Want It WE H A V E IT • * and 7m Terms that are Right • HOWARD-.PAC.KARD LA N D COMPANY A Mexican Tradition. Boys, w hat's tho m atter? fe v e r ? Beaten at Hla Own Qama. Dio, then; die, then." Th at's tho noug " A fe w days since," rolntes n solicit­ the doves sing down In old M exico or, "as I wan sitting w ith m y friend D. when a n ative has pcnumonla. .and In hla office n man cam e In and soldi almost In variably he lies down, refuses ‘ " M r . W „ tho liv e ly Btublu keeper to aw a llow the medicine prescribed by tricked mo aham efully yesterday, npd tho physician, resigns him self to hla I waut to be even w ith him.' fa te and In a fe w w eeks ho dies. Tho " 'Btato your case,' said D. dovo, how ever, sings the song In Span­ " *1 asked him how much he'd charge ish. I t Is a trndtllon am ong the Mcxm e fpr n homo to go to Richmond. H o leans that once the fe v e r accompany­ said half a sovereign. 1 took the ing an attack o f pneumonia .seizes horse, and when I came back he said them It Is necessarily fatal, and be­ ho wanted another h alf sovereign fo r cause o f this all medlclno and all phy­ coming bt\ck mid mndo mo pay 1L* sicians are refused and tho M exican "D . gnvo Jits client some legal ad­ usually dies. T h e dovo brings the vice, w hich he Im m ediately acted upon, story o f death in Its w eird cooing, ac­ aa follow s: H e went to tho llre ry cording to the b elief o f the natives, '•stable keeper and said, ‘ H o w much and many w ho have been seized with w ill you charge fo r n homo to W in d­ tho fe v o r who oth erw ise might have sor 7* recovered have succumbed o w in g to "T h e man replied, 'A sovereign.' their belief In thé tradition. T h a t la 1 "C lien t accordingly w en t to Wlud- tbo reason, It Is said, w hy penuinnnla aor, canto hack by rail and w en t to the Is fatal to bo many Mexicans.—N ew ___ livery atablo keeper,- saying;______ York. -Harold,___,.______________ — ------ ,r,ITere Is your money,* paying him a sovereign. " ‘ W here Is m y honte?* paid W . " *n e's at W indsor,’ answered the client. 'I hired him only to go to W in d ­ sor.* " —Pearson's W eekly. A Wide Range. W hen the Burgeon w ho happened to be spending a night at Hunhby Inn had Set tho broken leg o f the weather bonten stranger w ho w as the ch ief vic­ tim o f an uutomobllo accident the patleut looked up at bjm anxiously. ‘ ‘Sec here, doc." ho aald lu a husky voice, " I h aven't got much of. any money. W ould you take out you r feo In trade?" “ Yen. I guess bo," said tho surgeon cheerfully. "W h a t Is you r trade?" . "W e ll, I'v e got a num ber o f things I can do soon as I'm o n tn ------ again ," BBta the patient. " I can hang w indow blinds, or I can put on ligh t­ ning rqds, or 1 con play the cornet, and 1 can d o 'em all first rate, If I ’ m the oruL lo_aay IE doe,’!—Vmith'a Companlon. Fortune displays our virtues and o ut vices as lig h t mokes all objects appar­ ent.— La Rochefoucauld. What Changed the Old Town's Name? A. E. H I L L Hardware and Farm Implements LUCAS PAINT THE COMPRESSED AIR SPRAYER Boat by T aat fo r C ro w tr a . All tolio liove .. um-iI tills sprny romlmiixitly urc fre e . from blitb( Used In Uncle Sam 's Paint Shop ' anil Inwet«,During the past year the U. S. N a vy has consumed (191,000 |>ounds of Lucas W h ite Paint and 2 7 H, 7 00 itounds of l.UCAS COLORS, sufficient to produce more than 100,000 gallons o f paint, equivalent to 50 carloads o f 200,000 gallons each, and which would make n train more than one-half mile long. In addition to this Uncle Sam has used during the past year more than 25,000 gallons of LUCAS .V A R N IS H E S . ENAM ELS and-tuber-products. Uncle Sam's preference is not a matter o f favor, but o f Q U A LIT Y and RESULTS. > „ • In Unde Sam’s service, as In everybody rise's. LUCAS PRO­ DUCTS have on unbroken record for satisfactory results. WELL DRIVING ~W e~liave the largest nnd best equipped plant for driving wells in this section of the country and are prepnred to (ill all orders promptly. Our machinery is up-to-date and our workmen are skilled in the work. “ Those contemplating putting in wells would serve their best inter­ ests by consulting us ami learning prices before making contracts. Growing Strawberries, Celery Asparagus, Lettuce, Onions, Cauliflowers, etc., etc., in Sanford, pays I Sell the Land— Your Brains, Money, and Muscles Makes th c-C ro p -a n d -the Pioltr Woman Oyster Qatharara. “ Th e w ork o f oyster collecting and culture Is moat unsuitable fo r women, hut In France, o w in g to Its tedious na­ ture, It does not appeal to men. Often from on aarly W m r In ths m orning till late Into the evenin g tho women are standing up to their knees in water, Mr. Brown of SLEET YTO W N, w ith a strong sun beating dow n on He wouldn’t ad verti«;. them. T h e result Is that n ever a ye a r passes w ithout some o f them goin g Bo along came H r. Strong mud and h aving to be hurried a w a y And took him b j surprise. H r. S., as you may guess, W as strictly up to date; ■ . A Msan Man. . M edical M an —Jobaon has dona the meanest thing I ever heard o f. He cam e to ’ m y house the oth er night, ate a big dinner, g o t Indignation a n d ’ then w en t to another d octor to be cured. T b s most w asted o f all days la that dajr op w hich one ^aa p et laughed.— Knew the game and played the At early hours and late. 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 D LA N D S — Flow ing W ells on A ll Celery t e l l e end other.Deslreble Tracts In blocks to suit P w ^ M e r . P r ic e a .n d description, upon request Strong Is still in W A K E F U L VILLE, Tha merfSknt of the town; He advertises and still surprises Such chaps as H r. Brown. . J . N. W H ITN ER First National Bank Building �■JfcUúri. „ r’ ■,^vu? "• ;■ February 13. IÔO® '/■ ' *■'/ ’ ;'* J, f , • - f -r l m -‘ THE SANroRftiL.nrRALI) When Hypnotised Tramps Meet Death. The icrap A Land»**r Story. Landseer, rid ing dow n Bond street London. saw thd fo llo w in g notice in picture dealer's a bop w in d o w : ' jln e Landseer on V ie w TYIthlu.” . IIo w ent into tbe abop and asked to set? the “ flue Landseer." T b e dealer, who did not recognize biro, proudly pointed ont the work. It w as ratber an early one. The dealer was, o f course, loud In ila pralao. "And how much do you want for It?” ■aid Landseer. A No. 1, tho well knoiyn tramp, atgtea th a t.rid in g upon-the TFucTTbenma |*tween tho wheels o f a flying passenger train or even o f a slow er going freigh t train Is exceedingly dlflicult. Th e fly­ ing cinders deluge the eyes and at times make breutbing almost tnipossl hie. M ore than this, he says that un less ohe strictly watches him self one is In danger o f becoming hypnotized. Tho rhythm ically pounding wheels Jolt«, Ing o ver the Joints o f> h e rails have n w ay o f Insistently com m anding atten­ tion.that la extrem ely dangerous. This notso. sharp and repeated w ith devilish persistence, can hypnotize tho unwary, be says. O ften he tins hail to use ev­ ery resource o f w ill pow er which lie lias In order to ward o ff the effects o f this endless anil mind com pelling click, click, click ." IIo believes thnt many a tramp who hap fallen to his death from the trucks lias been first hypnotized In this way. This Is per­ fectly Bound psychology, and thoprobn billty o f-a u c h hypnotism w ill laj In dorsed by any good specialist In this science.—B oh etn lan ’M agnxlna.^ "T w o thousand guineas, sir,” was the reply. "T w o thousand guineas? That ■eems a long price fo r an enrly w ork.” " I could not take a sh illin g loss,” ■aid the denier. ' H e ’s gonej air," touching his forehead slgutncantly uHe's out o f hid mind. l i e ’ ll never paint another.” "Ia he Indeed?” said Landseer. “ I ’m A Winnipeg Sermon. * very so n y to hear that," And ns ho A story Is going tho rounds about was coming a w ay he noticed a largo ono o f the W inn ipeg clergy, which he picture by Stanfield. "M a y 1 ask w h a t him self has told w ith great dollght. A you want fo r this S tanfield?" farm er and Ills w ife cnine to W innipeg 4 "That, sir, ts also 2,000 guineas.” on a visit, and on Sundny their host said Landseer, touching his requested tho farm er friend to ¡Jo with forehead and Im itatin g the dealer’s him to church, "N o.” said he, " I n ever go to church.' gesture. “ Is Stanfield g o n e 'to o ? " And his w lfo backed up his assertion. Th o visito r was finally..persuaded to . The Evil Eye. go to n local church and was told tbe . . The possession o f tw o eyes docs not confer upon us any advantage. One o f pastor wits also an American. A fter them Bervcs td show ns the good things the Bcrvlee bo was Introduced to the pastor, nnd the fo llo w in g conversation and the other the evils o f life. A large took place: . number o f people have ncqulrcd the “ W ell, doctor," said the visitor, " bad habit o f shutting the first eye. hut enjoyed your sermon." very few shut the second, and that Is L'l j m very pleased to bear that," re why there are so many people who piled the pastor. ' would rather l<o blind altogether than "Y o u know,” explained tho farmer, see-all they have to Bee. H appy tho " I do not go to church very often, hut one eyed w ho nre Only deprived o f thnt sermon o f yours wns the least that evil eye w h ich spoils all that we like a sermon t ever heard."—WlunI look upon!—Voltaire. peg Telegrapir “Whntr Fooling 8andy, An old G jasgow nklnfllflt b reakfast _ e d .uvnry—m orn lag on \torrid ge a m b In order to save fuel tooked a whole week's supply every Saturday. ■One F riday m orning the stuff seemed very cold and very snit, and he felt lie must nhnndon tho stru ggle to cat It Rut tils stubbortf nature forbade any such thought. So bo fetched tho whls ,ky from the cupboard,, poured out a glass and placed It before him on the table. "Now, Sandy," said be. " I f yo eat that parrltcb y e’ ll bae tbnt w hisky an’ I f ye don’ t ye w on ’t." , He stuck again at the Inst spoonful, tmt. keeping hla ey e steadily on the glass o f whisky, he made a boldr bravo effort dnd got It down. Then he. slow ly aud carefu lly poured the whisky into the bottle, w ith t broad grin, as he said to him self: "Sandy, my bid, 1 did y e that time, ye nuld sw indler." Had Bean to Sea. „ ÍÍSEBCK ," ~ : Iv . :1' *: ;i * ■- . Modern W itchcraft. Bays n correspotidl'UL o f the .Loiuloa Chronicle: "T h is w riter knows of west country English farmer, n hard headed business man, who uses (he latest machinery on'bls farm, yet holds tho belief Ilf pixies us (Irmly as any article of, his religious creed. H avin g been visited by a series o f minor mis fortunes, bo confided to tho w riter In the utmost seriousness bis fea r thnt he had offended a pixy by Inadvertently stopping Into a fulry ring and stated thnt lie Intended going on the morrow to tho w hite w itch nt E xeter to get further misfortune averted. Amt this level headed business man .took a day fF ow -h ls farm iu tliu busiest time of the year and Journeyed to E xeter anil back—a m atter o f some sixty mites— fo r this purpose. On Ills return he wns os one who hail cast off n heavy bur den. Hut the w hite witch's mysteries no persuasion could Induce him to re­ _______________ , vea l." A Violin For a Van». . An Irishman, brought before n New Turk police Judge ou a charge o f va­ grancy, was thus questioned: ~ nvturt Tnrafc-na'yotrrarmrr---- “ Shure, y e r honor, I’ m n sailor,’’ Pat made answer, ’’W hat—you a seafarin g man? 1 doubt w hether you w ere ev e r at sea In your life," exclaim ed tho Irate justice. "Shure, and does y e r honor think 1 came over from Ireland In a w agon?” grinned P a t HI» CUvar Schema. Tho man w ith the large head and tho •protruding eyebrow s stepped Into tho .cigar emporium. "G ive me the poorest clgnr you 've got." . " f i v e or ten cen ter?" queried the man l*hlnd the showcase. ’ “ I don't know w heth er you’ re going to give me n five or ten center. I'm going to g iv e you a dim e. Rem ember, _llLi.M. the p o o re s tc ig a r tn-tfcc p la ce." The clerk bnnded ou t n box-, nnd'the customer selected o n e ,'c a lm ly lighted It and puffed curiously. Th en ho left. _\£llll HU nlr.of-su peem e eatlsfnrtkm . "Ah, this tastes good 1" ho muttered on the outside. " I knew my little .scheme would work. T h e fe llo w gave .m« (he best cigar be had In tho «to re ." The cigar dispenser on tho Inside so- Ulloqulxed: " I Just took that old codger at his * « r d , I handed him a box o f three for a nickel."—Llppln cott’«. Ono o f tho most curious vanes to Ik* seen ou any church lu Great Britain Is thnt nt Great Guucrby, n parish nil; oinltig -G ra n th a m ,— tn Lincolnshire It Is In tho form o f n fiddle and n bow nnd Is unusually Inrgo. Its history la n curious ono. Many years ago n pensnnt resided In Great Gonerby who eked ont a modest livelihood by perform in g on an old violin, which was almost n part o f his life. At lust ho decided to em igrate and out In tbe fa r west prospered and became a rich man. One day he i»ent to tho clergy­ man nt G reat Gonerby a sum aufitlent to build a church anil attached to tbe g ift the curious condition that n metal repllcn o f bis old fiddle and bow should bo on the summit o f the edifice. Th o g ift was accepted, and tbe vnue may still be seen on tbe church. ____ ____ B w t Rtvtnot.__ MreTShoppcr (a fte r Inspecting every thing tn the store)—I don't §ce any­ thing here thnt suits mo. I suppose I may as well g o d o w n to Stacy s' and see w lTaFThey“ hare. Th ey usually have good assortment. Salesman—H ero's a card o f one o f tlscir salesm en.. W on ’t you kindly ask fo r him? Mrs. Shopper — A h ! A friend of yours. I presume? Balestnau—No, madam, he has owed me f 10 fo r tho past three years.— Puck. J ‘ • - H u ffsd. In tho olden times a w om an tn the north o f Scotland w en t to visit her husbsnd, w h o w a i condemned to bo banged on the fo llo w in g day. Tho doomed man began to g iv e hla lu•trjiftions to his w ife preparatory to bidding her fa rew ell, when all at onco *h e - broke “ t t r iip b u "the converea tlon **** exclaimed, " B y t h e - b y * r Jotm, whaur w ill I plant tbe tattles this . Jearr* Th e unfortunatetf;nau, as may b« Imagined, g rew exceedingly Indig­ nant at ’ the Indifference o f his w ife •nd exclaim ed a n g rily : "W h a t need I fare whaur y e plant them ? I ’ m not likely to need ony o* them ." “ Ile c h ," s p ile d the wom an, turning to tho warden, w ith a w a g o f tbe head, "o o r John'e huffed because he’s gnun to bo hanged the morn I” and marched out o f Ibe cell. « H ig h ly P ra c tic a l. You r business college fo r young la­ dles seems to be all r i g h t " "It is all right" NOTICE O F INCORPORATION 11a VUlano Rotunda, herein duly they depose arid say u i«n oath that they are the complainant« named in the foregoing BUI of Partition: that thr Of the Ssnrord Celery Della Land Com retpondrnt. Vltlorla Vtliano (or Victoria VUlano). Is n non-resident of the State of riortda: that »he pany *v Is nn infant under the ags of twenty-one year»; that the la a citixan o f the Kingdom of Italy anti Th* undcrtlgnrd h»t»hy give notice that they In now reside» with her mother. CattoUca Sargent tend lu apply in Hpn Albert W. Gilchrist, ai Gov einor ol tne-Gtate of Florida, al Tal)ahai*er. Flor­ \illaflti, at Lansdomlnl. Mirlglleno. Provlncta dl ida. on th* lUih day of March. 1909, for Issuing ol catena. Kingdom of Italy, and that there 1» no Lcttere Patent Incortwrmlng the SANFORD CEL­ Person In the Slate ot Florida the service of a tubERY DELTA LAND COMPANY, under the pro­ poens upon whom would bind the »aid Vlttoria pped charter attached hereto, the toriginal Charter VUUba You are therefore ordered to appear to ih l» Bill being now on r .with the Secretary ol Slate at orl. Manslajr,. the- 1st d ay o f March. Ido. 1909, the »ame being a rule day of said court. J. N Wntrata. It (»further ordered that this notice be published A. T. Racismt*. for eight consecutive we. k l In The Sanford Herald, • * S O. Ctust. Thr undrtilgned have associated and do hereby a newspaper published In Orange County. Florida Witness. B. M. Roblt so t. Clerk of th*- Circuit aitoriale tbvm irlvr* together for the purpose of iyrmtng a body cutporotf under and by virtue of Court In and fat Orange county, Florida. itmHhe seal o( »aid coutt. this 2nd day of January. A . D. the Law* of the State of Florida, and v B **• Rpetasmt, Cletk, the following Article* of Incorporation: A, M, Tn»A«ir.s. ------- I jzalI ARTICLE I. Solicitor for Complainant*. 22-8 By M. A. Howard. D. C. Tbe name of ltd* corporation »hall he the SAN FORD CELERY DELTA LAND COMPANY, and it* principal place of builnria (hall be at Sanford, Florida, but it «bull have tuch other place» ot in the Circuit Cojirt o f the 7th.Judicial business in J'lnrldn nnd other Suites as shall be Circuit of the State o f Florid« detrrraliiwTby the Board of Directors. -H AVE YOU-SEEN TH E r Eh*. I JiJUtiauee. t Blickensderfer? A T Y P E W R IT E R FO R A L L PURPOSES fo r Orange County.- ARTICLE It. The general nature of the Imilnesi to be tram ocled by »aid corporation shall be: T o ta l), hold, •ell. work, Irnie, rent, exchange, cultivate, Im­ prove nnd otherwise deal In real estate either as owners or in commission for others; to plat. Im­ prove. develop, farm, drain, dike and Irrigate Infids nnd dispose of Its products, and to do and perform all thing* needful or necessary for the full rnjnymrnt of all the rights and privilege* of- its ownership. ARTICLE III The amount of capital stock- of dhts corporation shall be Twenty-Five Thousand Dollar*. 1$25.000.00) fully paid tip. the shares to be One Hundred Dollars. ($100 till) each, and two hun­ dred and fitly in number. Jtnd of par. value'of D ot Hundred Dollars (1100.00) each. All Iherapllnt •Ink lobe fully paid up in real property nt n Just volut: io bejixcxi nnd delerniiRmitjy. the Hoard-of Director*. ............... *• f ARTICLE IV. The corporation shall ewtllwue. (or a perlul of Seventy-live Years from and after Its legal Incor­ poration hy the proper authorities. ARTICLE V. The h’uslneiFof the corporation shall be cunlucled by the following offierrs: A ( ‘resident, Vlce-I’ resldent, a Secretary and Treosurer, to be elected by the Board of Directors, and o Board of Director» of not less than three and not mon­ th itn seven tn number. The office of Secretary nnd Treasurer may tie held by one person. The Dl rectors shall be chosen from list of stockholders ol the corporation and rlectrd annually. >. Until the first annual inerting and election of of fleers and their qualification, the officers of this rporallon shall be: J N. Whltner, t’ resldent; A Roasetter, Vlce-l*rcsldenl; and S. O. Chase, Sec­ ary and Treasurer, The Board of Directors sholl lit-: J. N. Whltner, A. T. Koisetter and S. O, Chase. Thr first organliatlon meeting o f stockholder« of this cumulation shall he held In Sanford. Florida, on the 19th day of March, 1909, for the purpose of adopting by-lawn, nnd doing such other business ns It rnny desire to transact The annual meeting shall tw on tlic first Tuesday of May of rocli year City o f Sanford ) . v*_ ) Bill in Chsncery 10 Lot 1 , Block 7. Tier s.) Enforce Tax. Lien Owner Unknown, and) To AH Whom It Slay Concern: Upon application o f the City Solicitor, it is hcrchy' ordered that on or before the Feb­ ruary Rule .lay next, being February t. A. IL tnog -Jn laid court, you anprar to and answer 'the blit fifed and set forth the 11. tur* of your respective interests In, right to. or Rent upon real estate situate In the City ai Smfrvrd.-aml described in the bill a t e -----Lot I, Block 7, Tier 2. ll it further ordered that this order be publiibed in th* Sanford llrrald, a newspaper imbli-bfd in said- City, once a ' w eek' f oT eight consecutive- week«, prior to said rule dsy. Witness my hand and seal o f the. said cir­ cuit court this r jlh day o f November, A. D. 23-8 In County Judge's Court, Oranfc County, Florida In Ra Estate of I W. M, Mahoney) To A ll Cxrnrroas. L tgatits, Dixtsisittw and all IT ssons Having Claims A gainst Saio Estatl : You nnd each of you are hereby notified and requlrett to presen! nny claim* aud ail demands hleh you have either fur or against said estate ol W . M. Mahoney, ___________________ ______ deceased, ______ late of________ Orange County. Florida, to the undersigned Lx renter of said estate llhln one year from the date hereof. Dated December 21, 1908. F nanus W, M ahonty, 19-8 v Executor. UNDERW OOD Be It Ordained by the Mayor and City Council of the City ol Sanford. Florida : $ w u s L It sliull Lu the duty id tin: Mayur. with the approval of the Council, to appoint a City Scavenger, whose compensation »hid! l«‘ l l i c i by the City Council Src. 2 ll »hull lie tin-duty of the City Sraven |cr to remove all excrement from the privies with* n the corporate limits of the city ut least once nrh week, anil nil tbe gnthnge (.lined upon the streets daily lb -»bull also remove horn the tit) limits nil other oftrnsive or unsightly maltrror SuUstnnca when reuuested 10 do so hy the Inspect­ or, Marshal tn Mayor t shall lie the duly of the Scavenger to thor­ oughly wash all implied buckets before replacing the same. ■ Sir. 3 Every privy within the corporate limits of l lie city shall I*- provided, al the expense of the dlV, with one nr more water closet buckets of regu­ lation pattern. the number of buckets to t * us.-d In any one privy stroll to- determined by the Clio Scavenger, subject to the approval of Ure Inspector or the Sanitary Committee ot the Council. . It shall l * the doty of the Scavenger to supply the bucket» where needed, and within two days re­ port the name of the occupant of the premises,with the number of bur krts supplied, t*> the City Clerk, whose duty it sbnll be to keep a list of the buckets In use, and by whom. Ssc. 4. The owners or occupants of premises shall (rut all garlarge in suitable receptacle« and hcc same putskle of the t ................... colivenletit 1»litre for the Scavenger. Str S. All owners, agent* or occupants of nremtses where buckets nre used, shall nay $1.00 per bucket [>er quarter, payable quarterly ill udvunce; ail stores, talnons. ii-tthurnni*. hotels, and all other places of business tdiall |ia£ Tr-rTrnyiimr qUHTTriTybrodvahce. oTncrs and realdeuces wliere buckets are jrot used sliajl pay 75 cents quarterly, payable quarterly in advance, for the removal of garbage and trash from their re­ spective places Sec. B. The aggregate amount of aJI rrvrnue de­ rived under the precision* of this ordinance shall be a Sanitary Fund, to tie used by the fianttary (Committee (or sanitary purpose* only. Sri 7. Tlie payment for buckets and teavengef service shall tie made nt the office uf tbe City Clerk. Iirl wren the first and the tenth-of January, April, July and Octotier. The Itic C Cletk lerk lliaJl keep a rcxxud f all motile* received,. and pay by dl„ out — the .... same ______ tbe order or approval of the Sanitary Commit lee. tie alcali make a quar Icily report to the Oram­ eli of all monies rccrivnl and paid out under the provisions of this ordinance. See. 8 All viola tur» ot the previsioni of this or­ dinance shall b* nunrshnj by * fine of not less than $1 .00 nor more than $50.IK), or by imprisonment and labpr not exceeding thirty days. Src. 9. All ordinance* and parti of ordinances In conflict with thr pruvUlons of Ihls ordinance are heretiy repealtd. tarv measure, Src. 10. This tirtng a sanila edlately after same shall take cfleet passage "D o you give the girls s good practi­ cal business train ing?" In rep ly to that question I can only «a y that 00 par cen t o f oar graduates To 1W, Mato* L axi : m arry their em ployers the first year.” the above ordinance was J hereby certify ihut t) san toru m sT Insesrlnn —L ou isville Courier-Journal. Mass L, Srtirr anusry 4 th, 19DU. iinmi a.sAJbvniYcotnsai « : City Clerk. kppruved January I9ih, 1909. Jessie. Fuesur L a a i , Mayor. It Is related that when the young 23-4 man w h o a fterw a rd becamo General Frem ont r*D aw ay w ith and h urried in Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Cir­ cuit, Oranfie County, Florida Jessie, Tom Benton, tho great sen1 •toh, made terrible threat« o f w hat ho CarmelUVUIanoRotupdoand \ Mike Rotunda, her husband, I ^ *■- — J , would do to tho young man. H e and Mike Kotundo in hi. own l M| (of paf(|((oti would g tr e him roasts and bullets, and bo on. T o all o f which Mrs. Benton Vlttoria* VUlano. ) quietly remarked. "Y o p had better To Vlttoria VIllarto: From th* «flldavlti uf Mike Rot undo sod Car me­ g tre him Jessie, m y dear." SANFORD — - H ER ALD 300 First St., Sanford, Florid* < » • - '* - > |— Sanford Library J j; AND - * !’ r.-'J t | Free Reading Room I t + x j i ROOM 20 Upstairs, Pico Block ;; Open Tuesdays4~lo 6 p.mT X and S Saturdays 4jto 9 p. m . r - J ! S t r n n ( * e r s ^ V e i c o l i l e ;; mi W. W . L O N G % DEALER IN Fresh Meats The Pioneer Visible It makes no difference what Typewriter To Provide fo r (Mr A p poin tm en t o f o City S caven ger. D efining Ills D u tle». ond for O ther P u rposes A S100 Machine for SflO Sou thern at The Herald oflk e . . B. M. Kohlnson. (Seal.) Clerk Circuit Court. Orsnge County,. A. T. Kuwrnts. AN ORDINANCE 1 R s ftf^ The best machine on the market 1908, ' J __________ r__A H H C U L Y L — I-------- t---- — Hie highest nnitiiinl !llimlc(!liallli:si pLihls cor. iialionlo wliitii It can subjecl itself shall mil exceed itscapltul stock. ARTICLE VII The /tomes ond residences ot the subscriber* of stuck In this corpotatlon. and the amount of stock subscribed by each is as follows: ) N Whltner. Sanford, Florida, 09 shares. A 1 Iftnselter, Sanford. Florida. 71 shares. S l) Chase. Sanford. Florldu. HU shares. I n Wrmrss Wnmror, the .subscribing Incvrpora tors do beirtiy sulmcill>e their names this third day of February, A. D 1909. ), N. Wiinata. S. 0. Chaw.. Stsix or F losio*. 1 . < Count) or OssNue. I — Before me R E Maxwell, n Notary l*uhllcof thr State of Florida, personally come J N Wbltner. A T Roasetter and S. O, Chase, to rpe well known to he. thr person* named In and who signed the forrgnlng Articles of Incorporation, und each for him­ self acknowledged that hesutMcrltied and axec-uted the same AtlkTrs of Incorporalion for the purposes therein expressed. “ " ---------------------Is W mi css Watstor. I have hemmla set my hand nnd official sen) this 3rd day of February. D 1909 |MAI | R. C. M u x t u , Notary Public Stair of Florida My commission expires April 13, 1912. 25-5 One thnt will stand the greatest tests Cannot get out o f alignment you use now, lave used in the past, or may use, the machine yon will even tu ally-b u y .is die Underwood AND Groceries Agent for Virginia-Carolina Fer­ tilizers ALB E R T G R A M L1N G T o n s o r ia l P a r lo r s Fashionable Hair Cuttinjl —ttittl-Ocncml—Bftf4>er4Hg--Hot *nd C old Dalha at all H ou r*. phur Oatha a S p e c ia lty H ot S u l­ One visit nnd you U-romc a Staunch t’ alron Pico Bloch oppoalto Expfaas Offleo — THE— & W . B. DREW CO. A t ùÏ M FOR S A L E 9-ROOM HOUSET H ACRES ST A T E D E A L E R S Jacksonville, • In Enterprise florldu .$1100.00 Write us for further information DON P E A B O D Y Sanford Enterprise Vachine t Foundry FRESH Works M E A T S '. Florida mm iË AND Repairing A ll Kinds of Machinery DEALERS IN Autom obiles and Gas Engines . GROCERIES AT J. I. AN D E RSO N ’S C. H. DINGEE * * Plum bing and Gas fittin g Office und works 214 Oak Avenue 'Phono 130 SANFORD, FLORIDA A ll Work Receives My Personal Attention and Best Efforts Oi>i*>siieCity Mull Phone 230 i --—» i -..-witi-iu:. VXj.' /.Jqt «._ —Vf*. �' B . ' “ j/ .t ■ . •V: ' ' H oly Cross Episcopal church was the scene o f a quiet wedding on Wednesday a t 1:30 when the marriage ceremony o f Miss Minnie C. Croft and Mr. H. T. A vant was solemnised by Rev. Dr. B. F. Brown, the rector. , — '• A s the peals o f Mendelsohn's wedding march performed by Mrs. Fannie Munson at the organ hurst forth, the bridal party preceded by Messrs. F. P. F orster and B. F. Whitney proceeded slowly up the aisle to the altar. The bride and groom Were followed by the Misses Mettlnger. the maids o f honor, and the whole party grouped at the altar where the service w as' performed which made the popular couple man and wife. The altar and chance) were beautifully decorated with ferns and Rowers and while no ostentatious display W f s sought, the church presented a very pretty scene. Im m ediately after the ceremony the happy couple followed by their many friends left for the station where they took the train for Tampa and points In South Florida. ~ The bride wore a travelling gown o f blue broadcloth' "With chiffon trimming. hat and gloves to match, Both bride and groom ore very popular in Sanford. __ Miss Qroft has made this city her home for nine years, being Identified with the inilUa*VHFdepartment o f J. K. Mettlngcr's dry goods emporium. Her ge n ia l sunny temperament and clinrm and grace of manner have won for her a large circle of friends in Sanford. Miss Croft is a na­ tive of Maryland but the people o f this city claim her as a resident. Mr. A va n f is well known In Florida having for a number o f years been en­ gaged In the lumber business In Jackson­ ville and coming "to Sanford about six months ago has become identified with Sanford people and interests at once. He owns some valuable real estate in and around Sanford and upon his return ex­ pects to make this city his future name. The Herald Joins a host o f friends - In wishing Mr. and Mrs. A va n t a long and happy life. ■ - i 1* + 1 M $ 'r~ ¡¡yfe*• r 9• i , life « v i HR i1RByitG. ■ÂiÇrl" 1, r BST\ POINTS ' PURELY PER SO N AE How Celery City Vanity Fair ‘While Away the Golden Hours— * Social Gossip. * At Mrs. kcelor's Mrs. K. L. ¿vector and Miss Kcclor en­ tertained at bridge fit their suburbnn home on last Saturday evening. The guests from the city fared hither In a large bus. Owing to the inclemency' of the weather many were unable to attend yet enough braved the elements to have several tables o f bridge. Light refreshm enu were served and an evening of genuine enjoyment was accorded to the guests. T h r V alentine P a r ty For several weeks society has been -upon the qui riv e aw aitin g the arrival o f the evening scheduled for the valentine party a t the-Stmford House, the datChe' ing on Thursday, the lllh . Each lady was Instructed to wear a blue gown and mask and the gentlemen were to wear pink .gowns and masks of the same hue. When they had all assem­ bled in the large dining room it was a difficult matter to determino who was who. 5 turnon's celebrated orchestra was on hand to furnish the music that always starts the fe e t to m oving and as the pink and blue robes mingled on the floor there was many a conjecture to discover the partners. The gowns nnd tioods made a most complete guise and moat o f the dancers remained incognito until the time to unmask. Delicious jmnch_wnB .served - a n d - the dance continued until a late hour. The Misses St ring fellow, Schum pert nnd kcclor made all the arrangements for the affair and to them tlie thanks are due for a most delightful evening Ralph Stevens reached his eighteenth birthday on Monday last and in honor of the event tendered his friends a whist party. __ Refreshments were served and a pleas­ ant evening spent by the young folks. Billy Bcardall secured first prize, n sil­ ver-mounted nail file. Martin Rnines was awarded the booby prize, n beautiful tin horn. . Those present were Messrs. J. C. nnd Emery Close, Rowe, Baker, Brady, Admits, ' Lovell, Tolar. Hill. Biggcrs,.Lawson, lain«*. Watson, Peabody, Hamilton, Raines, Woodruff, Bcardall, Roumlllut, Higgins nnd Perkins. _ism, and hadiiilil-Jown-Jn-the-renr Wfi the north. Cream o f C elery Soup The following has been given to T he Herald for the benefit o f -all housewives: Wash one head o f celery, cut in small pieces and simmer in one pint of water until perfectly soft. Mash In the munp. water, add one minced onion, nnd let cook ten minutes longer, then pour in one pint o f scalding milk. Strain, return to saucepan, add one tablespoanful o f flour ■Atbwd-w w etli lirti little-cold ' mlUr.'^STie tnblespoonfulof butter, atvd salt and pep per to season. Serve hot with crackers. Try it. — Bculaii H. M o n s te r S tra w b e rrie s In the window o f J. N. WhiUier’s real <state office (his week was q basket o f - stfnwWrrriea thnt for size ond appearance takp first premium. They nre o f the Hefflen variety and were raised by Archie Cameron upon his place cast o f town. Capt. Dick Marks u|>on beholding the ber­ ries wanted to know whether you had to peel the berries or bore a holo in them in order to eat them. They elicited much comment and were undoubtedly the larg­ est strawberries ever grown anywhere. P rep a rin g F o r B rick Paving. Engineer Ginn and a force of urns are bosy*surveying First street, and w ill prepare plans and speciflcaUons at once for Uie brick paving and the trolley The w o rk of. p a v in g w ill line tracks. . . . . . , VT . • t a r t w it h in a f e w dn ya nn d First The high prices for lettuce early in the season have been overshad­ owed this week when Sanford lettuce Jumped to $3 per crate. This is equally as good a pticc ns the lettuce raised un­ der cover in other sections is bringing nnd demonstrates that the place tt> raise good lettuce that will bring good prices is | Sanford. L u c k y S an fo r d I RETORT OF TH E CONDITION OF First National Bank at Sanford, I BUSINESS FEBRUARY 5TH. IP Q ih ____L RESOURCES. Loan« ond Discounts..'....................... *181 554.34 I Ovrrdrafls, .«cured and unsecured. . .. 423 » 0 I U. S. Bonds to secure circulation........ 8.250 00 I Bonds, secureties, etc........f ............... 23.002 * flanrtng l y e fvinR ui e s w H H roreH~Tg;P*iic Due from National Banks (not reserve _ o ie n u )......................................... 38,305.30 Due from Slate Banks and Bankers ., • 3,215 01 Due from approved reserve agents....' 40.7ID.il Lhecks and other cash items.............. 770 22 Notes of other National Banks........... B.I40 00 Fractional paper currency, nickels, and .................. 1.021.38 | L aw rot. M oney Kr.vsvi pt Ba r i , va: .............. ......... *13,823.00 LeSai tender notes--------- 7,450.00 *21,073.00 Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer (8 per cent, of circulation ........... 312.80 T o i*l .......•'............................ *341.438.31 U A B IL m E S Capital Stock paid In.......................... *23,000.00 I f t g g f i . ........... ......... 10 .5 00 00 Undivided pro flu, lets ripens«» and ................ -J........... 3.812 82 iuT S j M k " i l " “ JUtAndlni...... . 8,230.00 Dividends Unpaid...... ................... 100.00 Individual depuslu sub­ ject to check...........,..*287,187.03 Demand certificates of de- P o y lt ; - '- ,. . , ................, 2.358 64 Certified checks.............I 288.62 2SB.8S8.08 a & M ÏM H -T osatrice State of Florida. | County of Orange / •*_____ I . L F-P. Forster, cashier of the above-named bank, i “O sweeMhat the above Statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. •*«** . ' . F. P. FORSTER. Cashier. \ * | ~ ■ February ------- - IS THE SUREST M O N EY A N YW H ER E ■ iBO0.'",orn 10 Uftor‘ *“ * lUh d,y A M. THRASHER.- ; FREDERIC H. RAND. s^a n it™ o i»ry Public j AU1 F a rm s. C ity P r o p e r ty If you want arty of these, See us Terms tcTsuit your pocket-book SANFORD, F L A URRELL INSHEW REAL BROKERS Present to the Investor the Best Opportuni- • ties in Florida { * Unimproved celery .lands, flowing wells guaranteed, $25.00 to $200.00 per acre • ! « ^ Celery fnrmB, with flowing wells nil tiled, drained and ready for crop, $500.00 to $1000.00 J . per acre. .. • i Ci ty P roP ^ y, Improved and unimproved. . 303,000 acres timber land, with finest site in 0 r londn for crate factory. ►’ q * Others t e l l you what can he done. MURRELL &. M INSIIEW are practical farmers us § well os real estate brokers, ond are here to show you what hui been and can he done. rtV W V W H W V U A 44A A A 4AAA, M U R R E LL & M I N S H E W A. E. H I L L Hardware and Farm Implements UJCAS PAINT Used In Uncle S am 's Pain t « h o p During the post year the 1>.“S. N avy has consumed 091,000 pounds of Lucas W h ite Paint nnd 278.700 pounds o f LUCAS COLORS, sufficient to produce more thnn 100,000 gallons o f paint, equivalent to 50 carloads o f 200,000 gallons each, and which would make a train more Uian one-half mile long. In addition to this U nde Snm has used during th rp a ftt y e a f more than 25,000 gallons o f LUCAS VARNISHES, ENAM ELS and other product*. U nde Sam'a preference Is not a matter o f favor, but o f Q U A L IT Y and RESULTS. In U nde Sam'a a ervice.' os' In everybody else’*, LUCAS PRO­ DUCTS have an unbroken record for satisfactory results, ’ THE COMPRESSED AIR SPRAYER ky Tssl for Oroyvwrs. and Insects. .............................................*............ ........................................ - '♦ ’- -v. ; MAKER C e le r y L a n d s a n d C elery IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA, AT THE CLOSE Or | will present a busy scene. The rails for uf the street car lin e are shipped and the L trolley official* arc prepared to lay the tracks when die paving starts. __________ IN SA N FO R D LA N D N ew Business M eth od s. Reports arc current that farmers have taken a tumble toJho true situation, and are closing deals for the sale o f their croiis o f celery straight through the sea­ son a t a fixed (trice. Handsome margins are being put up, nnd bank accounts are growing, even, while the celery Is in the field doing the same thing A n o th e r Tine Residen ce The Pope Contracting Co. are preparing J to erect another fine residence on First street, near French avenue for John Meisch. The house will be large nn«L commodious nnd will greatly enhance the appearance of this section o f the city. Man Dies Suddenly Billy Connors, a white man employed as First street west of the railroad is rapidly a cook at the “ City Restaurant,"died very becoming popular ns a section o f fine | dwellings. suddenly last Saturday night. Connors hod Just returned from a week’s visit to I ll l h P r ic e s F o r S a n fo rd L e t t u c e y Tnmpn, where he had been on a drunken1 Sanford lettuce and Sanford celery nre I spree, suffering from the effects of (tlcohol- gaining n reputation i n the - markets nil Hand's restaurant to sleep. He was found dead by cno o f his friends and appear­ ances indicate that death had been very sudden. The remains were taken In charge by Undertaker Miller and interred Sunday afternoon In Lnkcview cemetery. Connors had no relatives, nnd few people ticre knew him intimately. His home Is said to be In Pittsburg.* ’ Ml** Minnie C. C r«n and II. T. Avant • Married Wednesday Items of Interest Coqcernjjtf Society People. * THE SANrORD HERALD PRETTY CHURCH WEDDING IN THE SOCIAL WORLD 1‘ ----- —— --- -- WELL DRIVING W e have the largest and best equipped plant fo rd riv in g wells in this section o f the country and are prepared to fill all orders promptly- Our m achinery is up-to-date and -our workmen are skilled in the work. Those contemplating putting in -wells would serve their best inter­ ests by consulting us and learning prices before m aking contracts �TWELVE P A G E S -PART I—PAGES I TO 8 S A X F O T T D IN SANFORD— Lift Humber 27 SANFORD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 20. 1909 explosion causing n cnve-in. 125 miners esca|»ed through nn abandoned gallery. Items of Interest Gleaned Prom Various Sources happenings DURING THE WEEK The nineteenth annual reunion o f Cmffederntc Veterans is to be held in Ment­ phis. Term., commendin' June 8 nud con­ tinuing three dnys. Earthquake shocks continue in Sicily, and many partially destroyed walls are thrown down. No additional loss of life has been reported. iront running in at the joints is desirable. The tile should have n fall o f not less thnn one inch to the hundred feet ns it runs from the main, and m ay he much Good Article Appears In Louis ville Paper COVERS THE ENTIRE SUBJECT Bandits held up a train on the Denver Here the Readers Will Find a Brief &. Rio Grande railrond on the 13th and se­ Has Created Considerable Discussion Historical Spring Flowing In Many Sections Or The North cured about $30,000 in Cash lind ValuaFor flurried Renders Facts and Figures blcs. The robbers made their escnin*. The wireless m i l o f **C. Q. D.” ffc t week Five firemen lost fhoir jives at u fire in wns the menus o f saving the lives o f nil Milwaukee Inst Saturday which destroyed oa board the four-masted schooner Sarah $lHHMHH)-wnrth-of proprrty. W. Lawrence that had gone ashore on the James Mnhar, one o f the few surviving ||«n ami Chickens shoals in the. vicin ity federal prisoners who dug their way out of the Delaware Breakwater. Assistance came in answer to the call just in time of Audersonville prison with only their -hands for tools to work with, died nt his as in less thnn five minutes after the last person hud been taken off the wreck the home in Lock|Kirt, N. Y., Feb. 12. after an fourteen years. vessel broke up and was ground to'pJWJ-s1 Mrs, Eva Smith Goehrim tif Yonkers, N. A torch opcrotcd'by oxygen nnd acety­ Y „ who died recently, left a will bequeath­ ing $1,000 to ench nnd every employee of lene, radiating n heat o f 0,300 degrees, the most terrific known to Bcicnee, lias thg Alexander Smith & Sons’ Carpet Co. wiio shall have been nt work for the com­ been invented lu Cleveland, Ohio. By its pany for twenty years. Some. 300 jieruse it is possible to weld nlluminum, n so/is will he bedeftcinries. feat heretofore considered impossible. Tiro A company o f Cuban rural guards from Ikinro will cut through two inches o f solid steel in less titan one minute, .nnd pierce Matatizas anil Santa Clara provinces, wtuy a twelve inch plate o f hardest steel in less ntteuded the inauguration cerrhionies of than ten minutes. It would take a sow President Gomez, mulincd Inst week when they were ordered to man the Catmuas. almost twenty hours to do tins work. Tlie American Sugar Refining Co. has been detected in falsely marking llitT weight of laurelled sugar nnd is being sued for $230,919 damages. A clever device in gossesaiot^of the weigher made it possible to do tiro folsc weighing. The discoverer of the fraud wns offered a large sum to keep quiet, hut wouhltiT accept. At tiro recent session o f tiro House of Disluips of the Protestant Episcopal church held In New York, an attempt was made to change tiie church law so ns to |>ermit ministers of other denominations to occu­ py Episcopal pulpits. Nn favorable action was taken. * ’ * CLYDE LINI IMPROVEMENTS An anti-hetting law lias been passed by the Washington .legislature nnd signed by Extensive Repairs ut Dock Are Rapidly the governor. it-becomes effective June N earing C om p letion I, next. The great ¡nqiortniiee o f Sanford at the Indictments for murder have been found , head of the St. Johns river seemed to be by the Wayne county, W. Va., gram! jury, ' overlooked tiy the Clyde Line for a num­ ngninst several deputy United States m a r-. ber of years hut witli tiie marvelous nhals and deputy sheriffs for the killing of growth o f the city and the great develop­ Win. Vincent nnd Joseph Latterel during I ments in the vegetable industry the Clyde officials were quick to note that hotter a moonshiner raid last December. facilities for handling this great business Suit for $38,(100 lias been brought in Guthrie. Oklahoma, ndoinst (lie Ipne liotel_ were needed uiul fur the past mouth a Company for violation o f the prohibition inrgtrrntco o f men have been busily en­ gaged in building nnd repairing. A larger law of the state. — nnd better dock bus been built and a new At the Pittsburg skating contest last pier connects tile same. Tlie old car week. Rodney Peters o f St. Louis made a track lias been torn up and wagons, car­ mile in 2:40 riages and automobiles can now g o to tlie A most stringent anti-liquor measure end of the pier. The old offices mul hns passed tiro Kansas legislature, it ab­ freight house have been repaired and solutely prohibits the sale o f liquor through pointed and art? used us u waiting room drug stores except to churches for com­ witli separate rooms for white and color­ munion services. ed people. The offices and freight dc|»t Fire in Sumner, Miss., last week destroyed are at tiro end of. tlie pier nud nil the $200,000 worth o f property, including business can lie transacted at the dock. the iKistofiice, telephone exchange, Frier­ The buildings have all been |mt ill firstson hotel, Herald-Progress printing office class shape, njnl made double tlie former size as the business demanded. The •mil People's hank. In a race o f 130 yards in New York Feb. building nt tiro corner o f ‘ Palmetto and 13, Robert Cioughen made the run in less Commercial lias been repaired nnd paint­ ed and will be rented for store purisises. than thirteen seconds. From a mass of old buildings and wornAfter u lapse of several years, tiro g rea t out dock tiro Clyde Line, now presents a winter carnival with its m agnificent ice beautiful appearance, the new buildings fkiloce is nrfUlt filflsrnncn*mnrr.---- ---looking neat in »g w paint am Lw ill fly tile Marble monuments to mark the resting blue Dug of tlie comjiany to further em ­ place-of thousands o f Confederate dead bellish them. The work has not been fin­ ore to he erected hy tlie United Stutes ished but enough bus been done to dem ­ government nt North Alton, Illinois, and onstrate that Sanford will in n few weeks Crcenluwn cemetery, ludiuna|M>lis, Indi­ have the neatest und best appearance oil ana. Each monument will be thirty-five tlie St. Johns river line.* fret high. Superior printing for ullpurposes ntTitt: After being imprisoned in the Catherine mine at Yuzovka, Russin, two dnys by an H k k a i .d office. and between the tile and water ninlrt n stand pipe o f eight to ten-inch newer pipe or cement box is placed, connected an one side with the main and on the other with the tile by nn iron pipe, nn inch and n half in diameter bring large enough. By inserting' n plug into this connecting pipe which is ordinnrily only six inch long, wnter chn lie run Into each row o f tile or ns mnny ns d es trftt:'T o T n clIlln lo 'th is distribution a solid stopper is supplied for tlie connection o f the main, while tlie one lending into the tile, hns n half inch hole through It. No water being desired in n given row o f tile, insert sdTld ’plug next to the main, if n small ipinntity, open that and insert other plug in tile connection. If more is needed leave both connections open. A t tlie lower end o f the rows of tile n discharge ditch is dug.’ This ditcli pro­ vides for your drainage nnd should have full enough to empty itself quickly in time o f rain. This in my opinion makes q complete and effective system, because with a constantly supplied reservoir eigh­ teen inches below the surface, capillary action will supply every need of growing CAMERON ÙTYJHE NEW Another Metropolis To Be Built On Lake Jessup MANY NEW BUILDINGS ERECTED On the Line of The Sanford &. Ever glades Railway and Borders On th e Lake The following article from the pen o f J. Tlie great Celery Delta has sprung mnny N. WhJtrtcr appeared in the Louisville surprises in the w ay o f developments in Market Growers Journal, niuLjius. caused the jiflst xtx months; YlYul'ruiL W r W t f i r s r " considerable discussion in the N orth: these is the new town o f Cameron which If there is nothing new under the sun is being built upon tiro shores o f Lake the Sniifnn) system of suh-lrrlgation is Jessup, about five miles from Sanford ut least unique and. ns far ns we know, nnd on the line o f tiro Sanford Sk'EverT-' original. Like most inventions, it is the glades Railway. daughter of necessity, the fYhit o f disas­ The new city derives its name from ter. Under tlie whip and spur o f neces­ Joseph Cameron, who nt one time owned sity the bankrupt people of Sanford, most o f-th e IflnJ" now traversed by tho robbed o f nil they laid by the freeze of new railroad nnd who is one o f the 1895, have taken waste lands, width for pioneers in the growing o f celery and years have been sold for taxes, and made lettuce and has done much toward im ­ them tlie most productive in crops and proving nnd making greater the vegetable dollars of any farm lauds oil earth, so far industry. ns we can learn. It is true tiiat we have The I toward-Packard Lam! Co., about one the incomparable climate of Florida, en­ year ago, purchased 1.000 acres o f land abling us to grow crops in winter when on tiie shores o f Lake Jessup and, realWorth the, most money, hut we always 1zmg tTielireal"possiKllTtIes of the celery hud that, it is also true we tlUVfc .the ft is only when setting nut plants or delta, have worked indefatignhly to build gushing artesian wells hut we have had sowing seed in very dry weather, that re­ up and improve this section. They have sort should lie had to the use of stop already disjioscd o ( over 300 acres in boxes, wliicli consist of stnn(fpi|tcs into ten-acre lots In the vicinity of Cameron which the iiun jiic iinrgcg nmT fnmi which City. The greater part of this lan d ' Is tlie flow of water into tiro outlet ditch is now under cultivation and the new city controlled hy various devices, in this o f Cameron will offer great inducements yyny water may be discharged directly for (teoplc to locate and build homes. A from the l He at thef same level to he lot is offered free to any one who will forced to any level desired, even to rais­ build a home iqsm the same. A large ing tiie water to the surface of tiro ground. brick warehouse and general store will What ever injury hns come from tiie San­ be erected at once and a small saw-mill ford sub-irrigation system lias come from, will tie established in order to work up the cureless or injurious use o f these stop tlie lumber that abounds in tills vicinity boxes.' Hy carelessly leaving them plug­ nnd .will furnish much of the material for ged at night, a* heavy rain falling, the the new houses. farmer is chagrined next morning to find Mr. Sussex of Michigan is one of the Ins beautifully tiled field a good duck first to build a new residence in Cameron {Kind. By injudiciously raising tlie water and is now erecting n fine two-story home level in Ids ground too near tiro surface, in which he expects to reside. Severnl tlie water packs it nnd excludes the air new houses have tiecn erected ujmiri the just as high ns lie brings ihr- water, forc­ jroiglilmring farms dud the locution of the ing the roots too near the surface, to suf­ now town makes il nn ideal one for n fer from loo much heat or cold and not home. Tiro town has been platted into sufficient nourishment. if these stoji forty-five lots and anyone wishing to pur­ boxes are to lie used it should hr seen to chase can gel further information Troni the that tlie connections with the tiie and I Inward-Packard Land Co. Thu Cameron disehnrge ditch are at least of as greui City pro|>crty was intended primarily for cnjutciiy as the tile, remembering always homes of those who had farms in lite im ­ No mediate vicinity, but so greot has been to supply the water from below, little (hut drainage is of first importance. dreaming that it was the beginning o f n matter flow tired m o l sleepy tlie farmer is the demand fur’ tlieso "Jills ihftl lbuy have revelation in scientific irrigation nnd when It begins to rain, lit* should see to been placed at tiro dis|msul o f tiro public drainage, tiie |*crfcction of which lias re it (lux the discharge pipes and drain and in the near future will become very sititeli in marvelous crop productions, not' ditches are all iqs'ii. in which ease all is votunhl'e os the tide of liomuseekers only marvelous in quality und quantity, well, because it is a gravity system and sweeps southward toward Lake Jessup, Imi in the almost automatic regularity as long ns water runs down bill be is The Suuford & Everglades Railway lull and certainty of results, us well ns defin­ safe. made (tossitile the new city of Cameron iteness of time to product} crops. A il of . W illi ibis system we always have and many other improvements in Ilia which is wi very remarkable that n recent eighteen inches under ground ' u current lands which n few years ago were given visitor said. "You don't grow vegetables, o f warm nlr and wnter, the latter—being over to the cattle for grazing purpose». seventy degrees, which doubtless adds It Is tiro predictifin of many that in n much to tlie fine quality and large yields few years tiro entire celery delta, front a from tliis formerly worthless land. Tf I distance o f ten miles west of Sanford tu had space I would set forth ill detail tliut Ijik e Jessup, will he one vast settlement tlrese lands produce larger and better and farming land will become as valuable crops in winter thnn any oilier |x>int at for building puriKiscs ns it is now for pally HrtcemiJT try absurjr--- Tnrysenson; -three-*» fourwatrloads celery, try - attraction. This soil two or three cars o f lettuce and oilier diction stands a good chance o f being ful­ crops in proportion, selling at $1,000 to filled if the jx-uple continue to buy prop­ $2,000 |ier acre. Wo are Just trying erty ns they have in the lust few moo tits, strawberries and tlie result is phctfumeMttU and while lit e r a ls plenty of Inud ut (hq * -i-J. N. WnrrNKH, Sanford, Flu.- 1 present time, the demand is constantly to water, tikis our hard lain or marl, or Tiny; otherw ise -in —v e r y dry. U nits Urn itM-rt-Hwing tlia-prroe^uml—the priqK-flv is water goes' oil down instead of wetting Estubllsh W areh ou se In Sftnford. becoming more valuable every day. , tiro land. With us this impervious stratum W itli the advent of tiro street railway ' Tiro Armour Fertilizer Company has is generally fnnn two to 'four feet deep. leased tiro large warehouse on the A. C. from Sanford to Cameron City the eyes of The tile is usually laid eighteen incite* L,„ formerly occupied hy the Sanford Gro­ tlie prospective settlers nnd our own c iti­ below the surface from tw enty to twentycery Company. Chit*, 11. Evans w ill lie zens will turn to suburban tînmes and the City o f Sanford, instead of being confined five feel apart. By running wnter through the sqjes agent nnd anyone wishing the this tile the ground soon becomes full of celebrated Armour fertilizer should cull jit to its present uurfoW radius, will embrace muuCJT larger territory jm d become d water as deep as tiie hurd pan or other tiro store of Mr. Evans nud get Ills prices. Greuter Sa nfortl; sub stratum nnd we thus haven reservoir entire field. Detail af working plan: Lending from the well ut tiro highest point 1« a water main laid as nearly level as pots ¡Me and m ailing preferably along a fence o r road so as to be out af the w ay o f culOedting. Tills water main, as’ il is culled (w a d e PICO liLOCK—CORN ER OF FIRST STREET AND RAILROAD W A Y Cemi'ilte.Uil joints to keep from li'ilking) is usually |4ucod a foot to . fifteen liwJttw below tiie surface, while at intervals of twenty To tw enty-five feet and at right angles the tile is laid, ordinarily eighteen inches deep. This tile should lie three inches in diameter and simply laid end to end so water cun run in or out nt the joints, for practically there is no such thing as porous tiie. A sligli covering of sawdust, cinders, moss, fiber or uther sub­ stance over the tiie to prevent the sand W FLUOR NE ULOCK-^-CORNER OF PARK AVENUE AND COMMERCIAL STREET � 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, 1909 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, February 13, 1909 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 13, 1909. 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 13, 1909; <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/bd82b771507b65fc4353bb7178fa93eb.pdf 4290be92b40e68acec5dbe279e5cb5e7 PDF Text Text B ' . ' “ -------- — — -------- j/ •V: ' ' ■ i1 *+ 1M $ 'r ~ ¡¡yfe*• r 9• i , life « v i HR i1RByitG. ■ÂiÇrl" 1, r BST\ . H oly Cross Episcopal church was the scene o f a quiet wedding on Wednesday a t 1:30 when the marriage ceremony o f Miss Minnie C. Croft and Mr. H. T. A vant was solemnised by Rev. Dr. B. F. Brown, the rector. , — '• A s the peals o f Mendelsohn's wedding march performed by Mrs. Fannie Munson at the organ hurst forth, the bridal party preceded by Messrs. F. P. F orster and B. F. Whitney proceeded slowly up the aisle to the altar. The bride and groom Were followed by the Misses Mettlnger. the maids o f honor, and the whole party grouped at the altar where the service w as' performed which made the popular couple man and wife. The altar and chance) were beautifully decorated with ferns and Rowers and while no ostentatious display W f s sought, the church presented a very pretty scene. Im m ediately after the ceremony the happy couple followed by their many friends left for the station where they took the train for Tampa and points In South Florida. ~ The bride wore a travelling gown of blue broadcloth' "With chiffon trimming. hat and gloves to match, Both bride and groom ore very popular in Sanford. __ Miss Qroft has made this city her home for nine years, being Identified with the inilUa*VHFdepartment o f J. K. Mettlngcr's dry goods emporium. Her ge n ia l sunny temperament and clinrm and grace of manner have won for her a large circle of friends in Sanford. Miss Croft is a na­ tive of Maryland but the people o f this city claim her as a resident. Mr. A va n f is well known In Florida having for a number o f years been en­ gaged In the lumber business In Jackson­ ville and coming "to Sanford about six months ago has become identified with Sanford people and interests at once. He owns some valuable real estate in and around Sanford and upon his return ex­ pects to make this city his future name. The Herald Joins a host o f friends - In wishing Mr. and Mrs. A va n t a long and happy life. P O I N T S P U R E L Y P ERSONAE ' How Celery City Vanity Fair ‘While Away the Golden Hours— * Social Gossip. * A t Mrs. kcelor's Mrs. K. L. ¿vector and Miss Kcclor en­ tertained at bridge fit their suburbnn home on last Saturday evening. The guests from the city fared hither In a large bus. Owing to the inclemency' of the weather many were unable to attend yet enough braved the elements to have several tables o f bridge. Light refreshm enu were served and an evening of genuine enjoyment was accorded to the guests. T h r V alentine P a r ty For several weeks society has been -upon the qui riv e aw aitin g the arrival o f the evening scheduled for the valentine party a t the-Stmford House, the datChe' ing on Thursday, the lllh . Each lady was Instructed to wear a blue gown and mask and the gentlemen were to wear pink .gowns and masks of the same hue. When they had all assem­ bled in the large dining room it was a difficult matter to determino who was who. 5 turnon's celebrated orchestra was on hand to furnish the music that always starts the fe e t to m oving and as the pink and blue robes mingled on the floor there was many a conjecture to discover the partners. The gowns nnd tioods made a most complete guise and moat o f the dancers remained incognito until the time to unmask. Delicious jmnch_wnB .served - a n d - the dance continued until a late hour. The Misses St ring fellow, Schum pert nnd kcclor made all the arrangements for the affair and to them tlie thanks are due for a most delightful evening Ralph Stevens reached his eighteenth birthday on Monday last and in honor of the event tendered his friends a whist party. __ Refreshments were served and a pleas­ ant evening spent by the young folks. Billy Bcardall secured first prize, n sil­ ver-mounted nail file. Martin Rnines was awarded the booby prize, n beautiful tin horn. . Those present were Messrs. J. C. nnd Emery Close, Rowe, Baker, Brady, Admits, ' Lovell, Tolar. Hill. Biggcrs,.Lawson, lain«*. Watson, Peabody, Hamilton, Raines, Woodruff, Bcardall, Roumlllut, Higgins nnd Perkins. _ism, and hadiiilil-J o w n -J n -th e -r e n r Wfi the north. Cream o f C elery Soup The following has been given to T he H e r a ld for the benefit o f -a ll housewives: Wash one head o f celery, cut in small pieces and simmer in one pint of water until perfectly soft. Mash In the munp. water, add one minced onion, nnd let cook ten minutes longer, then pour in one pint o f scalding milk. Strain, return to saucepan, add one tablespoanful o f flour ■Atbwd-w w etli lirti little-cold ' mlUr.'^STie tnblespoonfulof butter, atvd salt and pep per to season. Serve hot with crackers. Try it. — B culaii H. M o n s te r S tra w b e rrie s In the window o f J. N. WhiUier’s real <state office (his week was q basket o f - stfnwWrrriea thnt for size ond appearance takp first premium. They nre o f the Hefflen variety and were raised by Archie Cameron upon his place cast o f town. Capt. Dick Marks u|>on beholding the ber­ ries wanted to know whether you had to peel the berries or bore a holo in them in order to eat them. They elicited much comment and were undoubtedly the larg­ est strawberries ever grown anywhere. P rep a rin g F o r B rick Paving. Engineer Ginn and a force of urns are bosy*surveying First street, and w ill prepare plans and speciflcaUons at once for Uie brick paving and the trolley The w ork of. p a v in g w ill line tracks. . . . . . , VT . •tart w it h in a fe w dnya nnd First The high prices for lettuce early in the season have been overshad­ owed this week when Sanford lettuce Jumped to $3 per crate. This is equally as good a pticc ns the lettuce raised un­ der cover in other sections is bringing nnd demonstrates that the place tt> raise good lettuce that will bring good prices is | Sanford. L u ck y S anford I RETORT OF TH E CONDITION OF First National Bank at Sanford, I BUSINESS FEBRUARY 5TH. IP Q ih ____L RESOURCES. Loan« ond Discounts..'......................*181 554.34 I Ovrrdrafls, .«cured and unsecured.... 423 »0 I U. S. Bonds to secure circulation....... 8.250 00 I Bonds, secureties, etc....... f .............. 23.002 * flanrtng l y e fvinRuie s w H H roreH~Tg;P*iic Due from National Banks (not reserve _ o ie n u )...................................... 38,305.30 Due from Slate Banks and Bankers ., • 3,215 01 Due from approved reserve agents....' 40.7ID.il Lhecks and other cash items............. 770 22 Notes of other National Banks.......... B.I40 00 Fractional paper currency, nickels, and ................. 1.021.38 | Lawrot. Money Kr.vsvi pt Bari, va: ............. .........*13,823.00 LeSai tender notes---------- 7,450.00 *21,073.00 Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer (8 per cent, of circulation ........... 312.80 Toi* l ...... •'..........................* 341.438.31 U A B IL m E S Capital Stock paid In.........................*23,000.00 I f t g g f i . .......... ........ 10.500 00 ............... -J........... 3.812 82 Undivided pro flu, lets ripens«» and iuT S j M k " i l " “ JUtAndlni....... 8,230.00 Dividends Unpaid...... .................. 100.00 Individual depuslu sub­ ject to check....... ...,..*287,187.03 Demand certificates of de-P o y lt ;-'-,..,..............., 2.358 64 Certified checks............I 288.62 2SB.8S8.08 -Tosatrice a & M ÏM H State of Florida. | County of Orange / •*_____ I . L F-P. Forster, cashier of the above-named bank, i “O sweeMhat the above Statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. •*«** . ' . F. P. FORSTER. Cashier. \ * | February ------------ IS THE SUREST MONEY MAKER ANYW HERE Celery Lands and Celery Farms. City Property If you want arty of these, See us Terms tcTsuit your pocket-book SANFO RD, F L A URRELL IN S H E W REAL B R O K ER S Present to the Investor the Best Opportuni- • ties in Florida { * Unimproved celery .lands, flowing wells guaranteed, $25.00 to $200.00 per acre • Celery fnrmB, with flowing wells nil tiled, drained and ready for crop, $500.00 to $1000.00 per acre. .. • i Ci ty P r o P ^ y , Improved and unimproved. . 303,000 acres tim ber land, with finest site in r londn for crate factory. ►’ * Others t e l l you what can he done. MURRELL &. M IN S IIE W are practical farmers us well os real estate brokers, ond are here to show you what h u i been and can he done. IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA, AT THE CLOSE Or | will present a busy scene. The rails for uf the street car lin e are shipped and the L trolley official* arc prepared to lay the tracks when die paving starts. ~ ■ IN SA N FO R D L A N D N ew Business M eth od s. Reports arc current that farmers have taken a tumble toJho true situation, and are closing deals for the sale o f their croiis o f celery straight through the sea­ son a t a fixed (trice. Handsome margins are being put up, nnd bank accounts are growing, even, while the celery Is in the field doing the same thing A n o th e r Tine Residen ce The Pope Contracting Co. are preparing J to erect another fine residence on First street, near French avenue for John Meisch. The house will be large nn«L commodious nnd will greatly enhance the appearance of this section o f the city. Man Dies Suddenly Billy Connors, a white man employed as First street west of the railroad is rapidly a cook at the “ City Restaurant,"died very becoming popular ns a section o f fine | dwellings. suddenly last Saturday night. Connors hod Just returned from a week’s visit to I ll l h P r ic e s F o r S a n fo rd L e t t u c e y Tnmpn, where he had been on a drunken1 Sanford lettuce and Sanford celery nre I spree, suffering from the effects of (tlcohol- gaining n reputation i n the - markets nil Hand's restaurant to sleep. He was found dead by cno o f his friends and appear­ ances indicate that death had been very sudden. The remains were taken In charge by Undertaker Miller and interred Sunday afternoon In Lnkcview cemetery. Connors had no relatives, nnd few people ticre knew him intimately. His home Is said to be In Pittsburg.* ________________ M l* * Minnie C. C r « n and II. T. Avant • M arried Wednesday Item s of Interest Coqcernjjtf Society People. * - .t ■ ’ PRETTY CHURCH WEDDING IN THE SOCIAL WORLD 1‘ THE SANrORD HERALD ■ iBO0.'",orn 10Uftor‘ *“ * lUh d,y A M. THRASHER.- ; FREDERIC H. RAND. oi»ry Public j s ^ a n i t ™ AU1 - '♦ ’--v. ; rtV W V W H W V U A44AAA4AAA, M U R R E L L & M IN S H E W A. E. H I L L Hardware and Farm Implements UJCAS PAINT Used In Uncle S am 's Pain t « h o p During the post year the 1>.“S. N avy has consumed 091,000 pounds of Lucas W h ite Paint nnd 278.700 pounds o f LUCAS COLORS, sufficient to produce more thnn 100,000 gallons o f paint, equivalent to 50 carloads o f 200,000 gallons each, and which would make a train more Uian one-half mile long. In addition to this U nde Snm has used during th rp a ftt y e a f more than 25,000 gallons o f LUCAS VARNISHES, ENAM ELS and other product*. U nde Sam'a preference Is not a matter o f favor, but o f Q U A L IT Y and RESULTS. In U nde Sam'a a ervice.' os' In everybody else’*, LUCAS PRO­ DUCTS have an unbroken record for satisfactory results, ’ THE COMPRESSED AIR SPRAYER ky T s s l for Oroyvwrs. and Insects. ........*......... WELL DRIVING We have the largest and best equipped plant fo rd riv in g wells in this section of the country an d a re prepared to fill a ll orders promptly- Our m achinery is up-to-date an d -our workmen are skilled in the work. Those contemplating p u ttin g in -wells would serve th eir best inter­ ests by consulting us and le arn in g prices before m aking contracts ! « ^ J. 0 q § �TW ELVE P A G E S -P A R T I — PAGES I TO 8 SA X FO T T D IN S A N F O R D — Lift Humber 27 SANFORD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 20. 1909 explosion causing n cnve-in. 125 miners esca|»ed through nn abandoned gallery. Items of Interest Gleaned Prom Various Sources happenings DURING THE WEEK The nineteenth annual reunion o f Cmffederntc Veterans is to be held in Ment­ phis. Term., commendin' June 8 nud con­ tinuing three dnys. Earthquake shocks continue in Sicily, and many partially destroyed walls are thrown down. No additional loss of life has been reported. Bandits held up a train on the Denver Here the R ea d ers W ill Find a B rie f &. Rio Grande railrond on the 13th and se­ H istorical S prin g F lo w in g cured about $30,000 in Cash lind ValuaFor flu rried R en ders blcs. The robbers made their escnin*. The wireless m i l o f **C. Q. D.” ffc t week Five firemen lost fhoir jives at u fire in wns the menus o f saving the lives o f nil Milwaukee Inst Saturday which destroyed oa board the four-masted schooner Sarah $lHHMHH)-wnrth-of proprrty. W. Lawrence that had gone ashore on the James Mnhar, one o f the few surviving ||«n ami Chickens shoals in the. vicin ity federal prisoners who dug their way out of the Delaware Breakwater. Assistance came in answer to the call just in time of Audersonville prison with only their -hands for tools to work with, died nt his as in less thnn five minutes after the last person hud been taken off the wreck the home in Lock|Kirt, N. Y., Feb. 12. after an fourteen years. vessel broke up and was ground to'pJWJ-s1 Mrs, Eva Smith Goehrim tif Yonkers, N. A torch opcrotcd'by oxygen nnd acety­ Y „ who died recently, left a will bequeath­ ing $ 1,000 to ench nnd every employee of lene, radiating n heat o f 0,300 degrees, the most terrific known to Bcicnee, lias thg Alexander Smith & Sons’ Carpet Co. wiio shall have been nt work for the com­ been invented lu Cleveland, Ohio. By its pany for twenty years. Some. 300 jieruse it is possible to weld nlluminum, n so/is will he bedeftcinries. feat heretofore considered impossible. Tiro A company o f Cuban rural guards from Ikinro will cut through two inches o f solid steel in less titan one minute, .nnd pierce Matatizas anil Santa Clara provinces, wtuy a twelve inch plate o f hardest steel in less ntteuded the inauguration cerrhionies of than ten minutes. It would take a sow President Gomez, mulincd Inst week when they were ordered to man the Catmuas. almost twenty hours to do tins work. Tlie American Sugar Refining Co. has been detected in falsely marking llitT weight of laurelled sugar nnd is being sued for $230,919 damages. A clever device in gossesaiot^of the weigher made it possible to do tiro folsc weighing. The discoverer of the fraud wns offered a large sum to keep quiet, hut wouhltiT accept. At tiro recent session o f tiro House of Disluips of the Protestant Episcopal church held In New York, an attempt was made to change tiie church law so ns to |>ermit ministers of other denominations to occu­ py Episcopal pulpits. Nn favorable action was taken. * ’ * CLYDE LINI IMPROVEMENTS An anti-hetting law lias been passed by the Washington .legislature nnd signed by Extensive Repairs ut Dock Are Rapidly the governor. it-becomes effective June N earing C om p letion I, next. The great ¡nqiortniiee o f Sanford at the Indictments for murder have been found , head of the St. Johns river seemed to be by the Wayne county, W. Va., gram! jury, ' overlooked tiy the Clyde Line for a num­ ngninst several deputy United States m a r-. ber of years hut witli tiie marvelous nhals and deputy sheriffs for the killing of growth o f the city and the great develop­ Win. Vincent nnd Joseph Latterel during I ments in the vegetable industry the Clyde officials were quick to note that hotter a moonshiner raid last December. facilities for handling this great business Suit for $38,(100 lias been brought in Guthrie. Oklahoma, ndoinst (lie Ipne liotel_ were needed uiul fur the past mouth a Company for violation o f the prohibition inrgtrrntco o f men have been busily en­ gaged in building nnd repairing. A larger law of the state. — nnd better dock bus been built and a new At the Pittsburg skating contest last pier connects tile same. Tlie old car week. Rodney Peters o f St. Louis made a track lias been torn up and wagons, car­ mile in 2:40 riages and automobiles can now g o to tlie A most stringent anti-liquor measure end of the pier. The old offices mul hns passed tiro Kansas legislature, it ab­ freight house have been repaired and solutely prohibits the sale o f liquor through pointed and art? used us u waiting room drug stores except to churches for com­ witli separate rooms for white and color­ munion services. ed people. The offices and freight dc|»t Fire in Sumner, Miss., last week destroyed are at tiro end of. tlie pier nud nil the $ 200,000 worth o f property, including business can lie transacted at the dock. the iKistofiice, telephone exchange, Frier­ The buildings have all been |mt ill firstson hotel, Herald-Progress printing office class shape, njnl made double tlie former size as the business demanded. The •mil People's hank. In a race o f 130 yards in New York Feb. building nt tiro corner o f ‘ Palmetto and 13, Robert Cioughen made the run in less Commercial lias been repaired nnd paint­ ed and will be rented for store purisises. than thirteen seconds. From a mass of old buildings and wornAfter u lapse of several years, tiro g rea t out dock tiro Clyde Line, now presents a winter carnival with its m agnificent ice beautiful appearance, the new buildings fkiloce is nrfUlt filflsrnncn*mnrr.----- ----looking neat in »g w paint am Lw ill fly tile Marble monuments to mark the resting blue Dug of tlie comjiany to further em ­ place-of thousands o f Confederate dead bellish them. The work has not been fin­ ore to he erected hy tlie United Stutes ished but enough bus been done to dem ­ government nt North Alton, Illinois, and onstrate that Sanford will in n few weeks Crcenluwn cemetery, ludiuna|M>lis, Indi­ have the neatest und best appearance oil ana. Each monument will be thirty-five tlie St. Johns river line.* fret high. Superior printing for ullpurposes ntTitt: After being imprisoned in the Catherine mine at Yuzovka, Russin, two dnys by an H kk ai .d office. iront running in at the joints is desirable. The tile should have n fall o f not less thnn one inch to the hundred feet ns it runs from the main, and m ay he much Good Article Appears In Louis ville Paper COVERS THE ENTIRE SUBJECT and between the tile and water ninlrt n stand pipe o f eight to ten-inch newer pipe or cement box is placed, connected an one side with the main and on the other with the tile by nn iron pipe, nn inch and n half in diameter bring large enough. By inserting' n plug into this connecting pipe which is ordinnrily only six inch long, wnter chn lie run Into each row o f tile or ns mnny ns d es trftt:'T o T n clIlln lo 'th is distribution a solid stopper is supplied for tlie connection o f the main, while tlie one lending into the tile, hns n half inch hole through It. No water being desired in n given row o f tile, insert sdTld ’plug next to the main, if n small ipinntity, open that and insert other plug in tile connection. If more is needed leave both connections open. A t tlie lower end o f the rows of tile n discharge ditch is dug.’ This ditcli pro­ vides for your drainage nnd should have full enough to empty itself quickly in time o f rain. This in my opinion makes q complete and effective system, because with a constantly supplied reservoir eigh­ teen inches below the surface, capillary action will supply every need of growing CAMERON Ù T Y J H E NEW Another Metropolis To Be Built On Lake Jessup MANY NEW BUILDINGS ERECTED Has C reated Considerable Discussion On th e Line o f The S an ford &. E ve r In Many S ectio n s Or The North glades R a ilw a y and B o rd ers F a cts and Figures On th e Lake The following article from the pen o f J. Tlie great Celery Delta has sprung mnny N. WhJtrtcr appeared in the Louisville surprises in the w ay o f developments in Market Growers Journal, niuLjius. caused the jiflst xtx months; YlYul'ruiL W r W t f i r s r " considerable discussion in the N orth: these is the new town o f Cameron which If there is nothing new under the sun is being built upon tiro shores o f Lake the Sniifnn) system of suh-lrrlgation is Jessup, about five miles from Sanford ut least unique and. ns far ns we know, nnd on the line o f tiro Sanford Sk'EverT-' original. Like most inventions, it is the glades Railway. daughter of necessity, the fYhit o f disas­ The new city derives its name from ter. Under tlie whip and spur o f neces­ Joseph Cameron, who nt one time owned sity the bankrupt people of Sanford, most o f-th e IflnJ" now traversed by tho robbed o f nil they laid by the freeze of new railroad nnd who is one o f the 1895, have taken waste lands, width for pioneers in the growing o f celery and years have been sold for taxes, and made lettuce and has done much toward im ­ them tlie most productive in crops and proving nnd making greater the vegetable dollars of any farm lauds oil earth, so far industry. ns we can learn. It is true tiiat we have The I toward-Packard Lam! Co., about one the incomparable climate of Florida, en­ year ago, purchased 1.000 acres o f land abling us to grow crops in winter when on tiie shores o f Lake Jessup and, realWorth the, most money, hut we always 1zmg tTielireal"possiKllTtIes of the celery hud that, it is also true we tlUVfc .the ft is only when setting nut plants or delta, have worked indefatignhly to build gushing artesian wells hut we have had sowing seed in very dry weather, that re­ up and improve this section. They have sort should lie had to the use of stop already disjioscd o ( over 300 acres in boxes, wliicli consist of stnn(fpi|tcs into ten-acre lots In the vicinity of Cameron which the iiun jiic iinrgcg nmT fnmi which City. The greater part of this lan d ' Is tlie flow of water into tiro outlet ditch is now under cultivation and the new city controlled hy various devices, in this o f Cameron will offer great inducements yyny water may be discharged directly for (teoplc to locate and build homes. A from the l He at thef same level to he lot is offered free to any one who will forced to any level desired, even to rais­ build a home iqsm the same. A large ing tiie water to the surface of tiro ground. brick warehouse and general store will What ever injury hns come from tiie San­ be erected at once and a small saw-mill ford sub-irrigation system lias come from, will tie established in order to work up the cureless or injurious use o f these stop tlie lumber that abounds in tills vicinity boxes.' Hy carelessly leaving them plug­ nnd .will furnish much of the material for ged at night, a* heavy rain falling, the the new houses. farmer is chagrined next morning to find Mr. Sussex of Michigan is one of the Ins beautifully tiled field a good duck first to build a new residence in Cameron {Kind. By injudiciously raising tlie water and is now erecting n fine two-story home level in Ids ground too near tiro surface, in which he expects to reside. Severnl tlie water packs it nnd excludes the air new houses have tiecn erected ujmiri the just as high ns lie brings ihr- water, forc­ jroiglilmring farms dud the locution of the ing the roots too near the surface, to suf­ now town makes il nn ideal one for n fer from loo much heat or cold and not home. Tiro town has been platted into sufficient nourishment. if these stoji forty-five lots and anyone wishing to pur­ boxes are to lie used it should hr seen to chase can gel further information Troni the that tlie connections with the tiie and I Inward-Packard Land Co. Thu Cameron disehnrge ditch are at least of as greui City pro|>crty was intended primarily for cnjutciiy as the tile, remembering always homes of those who had farms in lite im ­ No mediate vicinity, but so greot has been to supply the water from below, little (hut drainage is of first importance. dreaming that it was the beginning o f n matter flow tired m o l sleepy tlie farmer is the demand fur’ tlieso "Jills ihftl lbuy have revelation in scientific irrigation nnd when It begins to rain, lit* should see to been placed at tiro dis|msul o f tiro public drainage, tiie |*crfcction of which lias re it (lux the discharge pipes and drain and in the near future will become very sititeli in marvelous crop productions, not' ditches are all iqs'ii. in which ease all is votunhl'e os the tide of liomuseekers only marvelous in quality und quantity, well, because it is a gravity system and sweeps southward toward Lake Jessup, Imi in the almost automatic regularity as long ns water runs down bill be is The Suuford & Everglades Railway lull and certainty of results, us well ns defin­ safe. made (tossitile the new city of Cameron iteness of time to product} crops. A il of . W illi ibis system we always have and many other improvements in Ilia which is wi very remarkable that n recent eighteen inches under ground ' u current lands which n few years ago were given visitor said. "You don't grow vegetables, o f warm nlr and wnter, the latter—being over to the cattle for grazing purpose». seventy degrees, which doubtless adds It Is tiro predictifin of many that in n much to tlie fine quality and large yields few years tiro entire celery delta, front a from tliis formerly worthless land. Tf I distance o f ten miles west of Sanford tu had space I would set forth ill detail tliut Ijik e Jessup, will he one vast settlement tlrese lands produce larger and better and farming land will become as valuable crops in winter thnn any oilier |x>int at for building puriKiscs ns it is now for pally HrtcemiJT try absurjr--- Tnrysenson; -three-*» fourwatrloads celery, try - attraction. This soil two or three cars o f lettuce and oilier diction stands a good chance o f being ful­ crops in proportion, selling at $ 1,000 to filled if the jx-uple continue to buy prop­ $2,000 |ier acre. Wo are Just trying erty ns they have in the lust few moo tits, strawberries and tlie result is phctfumeMttU and while lit e r a ls plenty of Inud ut (hq * -i-J. N. WnrrNKH, Sanford, Flu.- 1 present time, the demand is constantly to water, tikis our hard lain or marl, or Tiny; otherw ise -in —v e r y dry. U nits Urn itM-rt-Hwing tlia-prroe^uml—the priqK-flv is water goes' oil down instead of wetting Estubllsh W areh ou se In Sftnford. becoming more valuable every day. , tiro land. With us this impervious stratum W itli the advent of tiro street railway ' Tiro Armour Fertilizer Company has is generally fnnn two to 'four feet deep. leased tiro large warehouse on the A. C. from Sanford to Cameron City the eyes of The tile is usually laid eighteen incite* L,„ formerly occupied hy the Sanford Gro­ tlie prospective settlers nnd our own c iti­ below the surface from tw enty to twentycery Company. Chit*, 11. Evans w ill lie zens will turn to suburban tînmes and the City o f Sanford, instead of being confined five feel apart. By running wnter through the sqjes agent nnd anyone wishing the this tile the ground soon becomes full of celebrated Armour fertilizer should cull jit to its present uurfoW radius, will embrace muuCJT larger territory jm d become d water as deep as tiie hurd pan or other tiro store of Mr. Evans nud get Ills prices. Greuter Sa nfortl; sub stratum nnd we thus haven reservoir entire field. Detail af working plan: Lending from the well ut tiro highest point 1« a water main laid as nearly level as pots ¡Me and m ailing preferably along a fence o r road so as to be out af the w ay o f culOedting. Tills water main, as’ il is culled (w a d e PICO liLOCK—CORN ER OF FIRST STREET AND RAILROAD WAY Cemi'ilte.Uil joints to keep from li'ilking) is usually |4ucod a foot to . fifteen liwJttw below tiie surface, while at intervals of twenty To tw enty-five feet and at right angles the tile is laid, ordinarily eighteen inches deep. This tile should lie three inches in diameter and simply laid end to end so water cun run in or out nt the joints, for practically there is no such thing as porous tiie. A sligli covering of sawdust, cinders, moss, fiber or uther sub­ stance over the tiie to prevent the sand W FLUOR NE ULOCK-^-CORNER OF PARK AVENUE AND COMMERCIAL STREET �V"------ r---- ----- » _________ ffb r u a r y 20. A Budget of Opinion “ Just Be tween You and Me” Into fragments. ‘There now,’ I sold, 'you, or somebody near you is sure to d ie .' Its She seemed rather nn unfailing sign awed by the words, and that might site came to me with an ashy face. “ T v e done just heard o f m y sister’s death; can 1 go to her house ma'am?’ she ’Certainly,-1 «aid.--------------------------‘ When did she d ie !’ ‘A t ten o'clock this morning.' A Chief t* Among H r T a k h ir Notes, - " It w as exactly iha hour- the gloss was broken and she saw that I remembered and Faith, lie’ll Prent ’Em”— the fact and trembled from head to foot. So S ays Saunterer. “ From thathour I determined to throw a halo o f susperstitlon over every breakable S |n h t ComponJtnro I» Tfo llormld. nrticle that I especially cherished. When­ Ye Bachelor's Den ever a new scrjvant comes, I. in explain­ My bachelor's drn Li ■ queer lltlle pen. In the midst of a (treat city's din. ing about m y china, silver, etc., show her O’erlooklnS the tide that toes etibini out. m y most valued set. And tbcroow that comes rushing In. " 'That china, has a peculiar history. "Tls cheerful and bright, 'lit a home untome— A quiet snd peaceful place. W hoever breaks it is sure to have some Though it ne'er knew the warmth of a woman a trouble. A fter it is painted uiul sent to Nor the light of a woman's tace. the kilns to be fired, if one piece is broken; I ait In the dusk as the sun goes down. the person who fires th a t. piece dies or Amt smoke in a dreamful war; loses some'one n*nf him.” I proceed to And saxe at the paintings that hang oa the arali Of races and friends far away. relate with n serious countenance the And one la the face of a fair young girl. direful accidents attendant upon servants i Y E N T H T O A T T P O S T N O T i N IT As bright os the morning skies, Whu snulrs at me ercr wlth aagel't.lozc.____ From the depths of her Irrighi blue eyes. Stia wns my Itrst and my only love ; Forget her I never can. For her love has followed me all this life And made me a better man. . who b a ve broken p icç esjiL lh ls particular “ In this w ay I guard all m y most pre­ precious glass and china, and.” she con­ cluded, “ the consequence is I haven't had a valuable piece broken in ten years." 4 everyw here that he thinks w ill nlim ct inibite notice. W B sl is the result* man who advertises has crowds flockinj, to his shop to see the beauties o f the ad­ vertised goods, and as the public begins to run so they will continue from sheer force o f habit. The first shopkeeper will ♦ft the meantime be sitting, unthought o f md uncared- for, agashed a t the..crowds which daily throng the counters o f his competitor and bitterly bewailing the bad luck wludLhas followed -UlaJWtl. venture Into trade. Y e t he has no one to blame but himself.” ■«'» i ........m r 1 ■í= = = = ~ — i w w » t w w <w w w w w » w w H w w ^ ^ t ^ • He owes it to his fam ily am i his business to ^ p rd v id e a d e q u a te life insu ran ce—The unexpected is alw ays happening. protection m u st be a rran g ed B u t th e for before it I m p o r t a n t t o In v e s t o r s Tracts o f land o f I. 2, 3. S. 10. 40, 70 acres, at prices 5300, $500. 5030, 5800 and 51.200. nt A ltam on te' Spring»: Or­ ange county, Florida— the most desirable residence or winter home location in Or* ango county. Pure water, jiig b rolling land o f best quality, interspersed with innumerable clear wntcr lakes; one of the most healthy locations tn South Flor­ ida. A pply to N. H. Focc. A lim onie Springs. Those o f you who have never__tnkcn the tinte to walk out the line o f the new - Sanford & Everglades Railway have no iden o f the great possibilities that this — - — —T h r ic e - a - W e e k W o r ld _____ f . new project w ill unfold in the near future. More alert, more thorough nnd more , This new »road, which now extends for fearless titan ever. A President o f the f some five miles- into the heart o f a ridi United Stntcs will be sleeted * this year. . farming section, will soon reach Lake Who Is he and who is the man whom he j Jessup and the new city o f Cameron bew ill beatf Nobody yet knows, but the 7 lo g built by rite Howard-Packanl Land Thrice-n-Week edition o f the New York , Co.- The road will then lead south into World will tell you every'step nnd every , the heart o f the Everglades and will open detail o f what promises to be o'cnmpaign j up some of, ilio richest tint Iter lands in o f the most absorbing interest. It may , Florida. With this phase o f it I am not not tell you what you hope, but it will tell l at the present time interested. Suflicc to you what 1*- The Thrice-a-Week World ! say that when the Toad reaches Its south­ long ago established a character for ini ern terminal it will make millionaires o f in the publica­ publii partiality and fearlessness m This reminds me that the present its promoters. And it is o f those same tion o f news, nnd this it will maintain, cuundl is fully alive to the situation and promoters that I would like to say a few if you want the news ns it really is, sub­ will do nil In their power to give Sanford words o f eulogy. They nre home people— scribe to the Thrice-a-Week edition o f the n good fire departm ent Chief Hand is of Sanford and for Sanford— a bunch of New York World, which comes to you e v ­ also on the job ut all times nnd in a short solid business men who are fully aware ery other dny except Sunday, nnd is thus, tim e I cxjiect to see our large chief gal­ o f the great opportunities of this section ira c lia illy a daily at the price id a weekly. loping to a fire in his own Tittle buck- and are not afraid to stake their money The Thrice-n-Wcck World's regular sub­ board over our brick streets and clanging and brains in this great work o f developscription price is only 51 |>er year, und inent. No foreign capita! has yet been the gong at every jump. lids pays for 15G papers. W e offer this called upon to finance this railroad. The boys have certainly given excellent unequalled newspaper and The Sanford service at the fires pccurring lately and These gentlemen have gone forward with Herald together for one year fo/ 51.507 saved the city thousands o f dollnrs. Such the work o f building and developing und The regular subscription price of the two t department nk we now possess ought gone uliout it so quietly that few pcuple, papers is 52. outside o f Sanford have been awnre of this great project, and many of our own citizens are ignorant o f the fact that a new railroad Isdieing built almost at their very door. Not only will this railroad be built, hut 4 f ife matter o f women's dress is nn ab­ sorbing topic from whatever angle it is the same coterie o f hardy pioneers will Will Furnish Estimates for any Building viewed The principal of a lending girls' build a street car line thal will belt the Repairs. Etc. seminary threatens to put all her scholars city o f-'Sanford and by the force of its in u uniform o f neat and modest charac­ own power and prestige give Sanford nn ter if wealthy parents do not refrain from impetus in the forward movement that tlcessmg their children so lavisldy. In Isliou m l uT place our city in the front Office at A. K. Hill’ s lumber Ynnl Chicago a short time ago a woman was rank of Florida cities. Tills is n few of SAN FO RD . FLO R ID A . arrested for earning nn honest living as a the remarkable nchievetnents attained by hod carrier, dressed in mail attire for a bunch of Sanford boosters. Is it nny wonder then that as I trad the greater convenience while nt work. ■She was fined, too; that yras the outrageous tracks o f the new railroad the other day I»art. The [vstollice authorities, so it is my heart expanded in gratitude to these : stated, mode a recefil ruling that women gentlemen, who have surmounted all employed as mail carriers must wear obstacles and in the face o f many diffitrousers. What w ill the [mor women dot cultics have built over five miles o f rail­ FOURTH FLOOR Must it be either hullots or bullets? The road in one month, and with the courage . old proverb has it— nulla fere causa est, of fTteir convictions will also give Sanford * • in qua non ferninu litem. There are few u street ra ilw a yT I lira glad to number tliese men among disputes in life which do not originate my acquaintances and glad that i 'h a v e with a women. cast my lot among a class o f boosters { 4 T is [Kissing strange how easily a mer­ who do things. There is no question * chant will fall to every fake advertising uKBut the future of Sanford when herciriFTtlcme that Ymmrs-tdong- trad- yet—will, zt nsliin Js made up o f such indomitable neglect his space in the newspaper or re­ hustlers. There is no necessity of organ fuse to take s [ m c c in the paper at nil. Ulng a boosters’ club in Sanford. W e al ^ Aside from the fact tliut newspaper ntl- ready have one. und its menlticrahip era . verrising is the l>est nnd that every cent braces every eitizeu o f the Celery City. — BU-lnyefeicd is left nt home, the home pa. per U devoted to the upbuilding of the 4 A gentleman from Jacksonville stated city and probably gives away more space the other day that Sanford is being talked in n year und more money for advertis­ about over the State ' o f Florida every­ ing the city lhah any one firm in it. where that he luts been and that the won­ The stranger with the fake scheme of derful developments und improvements pulling up a little sign hero nnd there and the advertising o f our resources h at’ nnd throwing the rest of the stuff in the caused the people of other sections to ■ait tuuli. cokeing rmirrly apart from ordì river, will step into <t store and in five up and take notice. The money expend­ nary; worth 15c. only............ .............. __m inutes get mote money than tit» M in e ed in advertising will always return w ith Ft-AIN CHAStttttAY—Full range uTrolor* worth 25conly 15ci>rr y ard.. „ 7 . .......C . merchant would give to the newspaper compound interest and the new people for advertising in six months. coming to Sanford every day are ample PERSIAN PLAIDS-Dcllgbtful for cbU J. Equitable Life Assurance Society O f THE UNITED STATES 7 - J. S. COLES, Jr., General Agent, Jacksonville. Floridi MRS. E. P, W E LB 0 R N E , Special Atfent GARNER & ROBERTS Successors to N. H. G AR N E R HAY A N D G R A IN High Grade Preserves, Jellies, Jams A Com plete Line of C igars and Tobmvu AGENCY FOR PLOW’S HIGH GRADE CANDIES AND ROYAL SCARLET BRAND OF CANNED GOODS W HITE F. SU N D ELL FRONT G R O C E R Y Come and See Us, or ’Phone ,‘39 C ontractor and Biiilder REMNANT ROOM ! Celery now being m arketed. Selling fo r good^hdees, 4 9 6 W a sh in g to n S tre e t COME A N D SEE Monday, Feb. 15th proof o f the gentleman's remarks. money or is u sucker born every minute? 4 It Opening of O ur New J . M . W IL L S O N , J r ., Kissimmee, Fla Spring tine of Worsted Dress Goods. The Crippen Music Store i High-grade Pianos, Organs, and Graphophones Low Prices Easy P ay m en ts (irm i wear; worth 35c, only.... J PERCALE* AND PRINTS, in »hört Irnglh. p a y s to advertise . •erlni. aa do other tlcn can abow ihew auulr •* *** cuotrol the entire line erdurivrly "D id you know," said a wise Sanford 4 Chnuncy M. Depew does a great deal housewife, "that you can cure rite carc- o f talking. Sometimes he says things 2V tN.CM » « “ EYE COTTON DIAPERS—Very igft-Si. anyjtefy.onA under the that. ore not itaiiipAiarly. d e v g ., .hut at. •r sun by working on their superstition." others— and In the majority o f cases— he 54 INCH WORSTED SUITINGS-Odd. and end. ojfaeaaon: regular price 11.25; white I Q n “ I thought the modern darkey was usa is worthy o f attention. He is a great be­ they last 5Dc per y ard ....................... J i l C advanced to be superstitious,” I replied. liever in advertising.'’ He holds that, ail BALANCE OP OUTING FLANNELST'dl I A _ the 10c quality; dean-up price "No, he w ill never be. It Is born with great merchants have achieved success him, and Is no more to be erased than the through judicious advertising. T a k e two Mail Orders w ill receive Prompt Attention kinks o r Ids hair or the color o f his skin. men." he M ys, "starting in business at .I w ill tell you some stories to prove this. the same time. One uses all the money “ Many years ago i bad a very valuable be makes In living w ell and sometimes maid,, whose only fault was her capacity even extravagantly. The other invests fur breaking things. One day she let fall all the surplus cash that he can lay his an excellent band glass and smashed it bands on in advertising here, there and S S 5 ” " 65c W e ha ve Fine Line Men’s Pants $2 per Pair G re a t V a lu e — W e ll M a d e The Restaurant Man C o rn e r F ir s t I. a . S tr e e t a n d P a lm e tto Avenue Best Fertilize» 1 / A J L n U U ll On Earth FIRST CLASS CRATE MATERIALS, Sanford, Fla Quickly and N eatly E The Herald Printing �ffbnmry_20. 1969 THE SANTORO HERALD IN THE SOCIAL WORLD _____________ y Items of Interest Concerning Society People. HVTS PURELY “ '^.Yph fntn ry. Plano selections from Wagner, Schumann. Chopin. Carlin, Mo­ ntiti* Handel,, McHowell and, Mcdnclssolin S an ford by pupils o f Mrs. Munson. .FIRST BERRY REFRIGERATOR Dramatic Reading— Mrs. lips. Lucian Phil­ Songs (ten o r)— B. F. Woodcock. Humorous Sketches—Miss Keelor. P t f F S O N A L — Violin Sotos— Miss Tifine;---------------- HoW C ëlêrÿ~C H ÿ~ V a ri]ty ' F a ir W h ile Aw ay th e Golden H ours— S ocia l Gossip. ■ polite society a t regular Intervals comes In for some very pointed remarks 'from the ministers and many o f the remarks are not amiss, hut it docs seem that the pulpit Is n wee bit too severp on the pro­ gressive card party at which the customnry prize Is played for. W e alwnys thought that gnmbling consisted o f a direct bet or wager made by one person with another upon the result o f same con­ test and by which either one party or the other would lose money— a pracO*^ made pernicious and odious by tile fact that - the money lost 4# oftentim es needed by the loser to pay honest debts, or for the support o f a dependent fam ily. Is that ' the' rase- fir playing for a progressive whist prizeT_____ Nut 'iH'att'T.'TLcJiustess.-a mfctnitcr o f society., owes an obligation to her friends and invites them to Her home to ploy cards. To add spico to the contest, she offers a prize or two, or os is often the case in Sanford, no mention is made of the prizes before the games. The players win nothing from ench other and receive from the hostess what she Is able i a give. If this is gambling w c had our sanction for it very early in our lives, for in our first school days our teachers used to hold up a nice orange and say that it would go to the one who would he best in a spelling contest. W e also heard it at Sunday school when our pastor would say . that he would giv^ u nice picture to the little boy or girl who would know._his or her lesson best. So that really there is no more harm in playing for prizes than there is in theexhibitors at the stole fair baking bread or cake or making jellies for prizes offered by the association. Dance and Chicken Plllau A merry parly left Sanford on Tuesday night in two large wagons filled with hay. They were bound for the home o f 11. J. Overstreet and u|>on their arrival they adjourned to the school house -and all hands swung into the Joyous square dance/ To see those Sanford folks "hoeing it down” you would hove thought they were devotees of the old time dance. A fter they had enjoyed themselves to the full­ est ami were tired ' enough to slop ami rest they wore ' invited to partake of a regular old fashioned * chicken pillmt esjieeially preparer! by Messrs. Shaw and Overstreet and the entire crowd did full justice to tills savory dish. A t a late hour they piled into the caravans again and rudu Uome iu -the s u tu '-w ««- hours. Mr. and Mrs. Clias. Hand, Mrs. Roumillat. Mrs. Clnyfon and Mrs. Butt went along to preserve order, although it is reported Hull Charlie Hand was the biggest little boy on the place uud they couldn't keep him from dancing every set. Among those who were allowed to go with the grown folks were the Misses Clayton, Butt, Wright. McCreary. Bowler. Frank, Symes, Sussex, Hefison, Harris and Abbot and Messrs. Johns, Roberts, Th ig­ pen. Memlc Fox, Nixon and Cecil Butt, RuumillaL Rossetter, Adams, -Brndy and Frank. __ ML“ Myrtle^Njpt.£me rtained.a numher o f her friends last Friday evening with a Valentine party. The parlors were benu tifully decOfhted for tlje occasion with crimson hearts and [totted plants. present­ ing n beautiful appearance. The evening was pleasantly passed with games nnd social conversation. Delicious refresh­ ments were served and us the guests hade adieu to their fair hostess each one felt the occasion had been one o f exceptional pleasure. » ________ •. , . The week end dances being given by Miss Gelsie Butt and her dancing class in the City llnll building are proving a great delight to the lovers uf terpsichorc and arc being largely attended. Lent is approaching ami It will soon be up to Sanford society folks to forego the pleasures o f dnnecs and card parties Tlie festivities will resume after Faster muf -continue until the summer exodus Calls qur fair daughters nnd brave sons to the seashore and mountains. PENNSYLVANIA MEN BUY EANUS A re W ell Pleased W ith S a n fo rd 's Great P r o s p e c ts . J. Frank PefTcr, John Duster, Win. Yost, Win. Minnick and G. R. Morrell, all of Ta rentum. Pa., have been in Hie city all the week, inking In the sights, and more par­ ticularly the property o f the Penn-Florida Celery Co. on Lake Jessup, containing 100 acres of as fine celery land ns cad he found In the celery delta. These gentlemen are officers and stockholders of the company. Mr. Pefrcr.ntm U ifriiey o f "Pittsburg, Pa., has been here several limes during the Inst ten months, ami promoted the company. T h » other gentlemen whu_CiUuu with him nrc prominent business men, and were amazed at the magnitude and benniy of our celery fields, nod still more than ilia', as are all who come to Sanford, pleased beyond measure with their property, the vastness o f the business and the fu threof the industry. Some of the gentlemen were so well plensetl that they have made up their minds to (um hiise some land for their own individual development, and have been busy for several days examining le­ gations and land. The Penn-Florida Cel­ ery Co. is making a contract for pre­ paring twenty acres o f their land, and will have the aniqc under irrigation by June first, ami ready for next fall's operations. In fact, nil these gentlemen -arc so well pleased tiiat they wrote thetrfnmilies that they must come down every winter and lookufler their interests, and help to swell tin* grand chorus of celery delta boosters. -Colne mil (toys, you-ura. welcome, and there is room for uil. D isgru ntled B oston G ro w er "T h is Is what ruined the northern vegetalde growers." remarked a Boston man ns he pointed to some fine heads of lettuce on display in .1 N. Whittier's real estate office. We formerly raised lettuue In our greenhouses and received n fancy price for it. hut since Sanford has started ship­ ping this fine lettuce to northern markets we cannot com|>etc with it." Mr. Wfiitncr endeavored to explain to the genlleruun that it would be profitable for him to try raising vegetables in SonM a rried at Klssim tnCc . Joseph Saucer o f this city was united in ford but lie was too mad to even consider marriage to Miss Hullle Bass ut Kissim­ the proposition urn! left (he office in n mee last Sunday at 10 o'clock, Rev. Bun- towering rage. ........ ..... ...... ....... - ------— ✓ yon Stevens o f the Baptist church officia­ Pre-C oolin g S ta tio n a Success ting. The marriage occurred at the reslThe Cunningham pre-cooling system re d fw c-trf-the bf i dii's |»tran t*..Mr nnd Mrs ceTHfrestabjikiied -tm-tltw-Sa nford A Kv ’ * J- E. Bass, in the présence of the fam ily glades 'railw ay near the-intersection of nnd a few friends. ■ , \ Benrdall ami Geneva avenues, lias proved ____ The bride Is one of K lu tn lm ca a fairest a »¡rent boon to the shippers of that section, •laughters, and HasrTIafJe'cIrcTe'Cffriends and the small [terdentngc oflosiTiast ySiif in the community, where she has spent by the long haul to town can now be the days o f her girlhood, her father being saved. an old and highly respected resident of that The promoters of the now railroad will section. do all in their power to m ove the celery The groom has been a resident o f San­ this season in tin expeditious and satis­ ford for a number o f years, and met liis factory manner, and the pro-cooling sta­ fate while engaged in Im sineMin Kissim­ tion is only ope of many Improvements to mee withhia mother the past few months. be mode ill this great project. The happy couple arrived in this city hist Monday, and w ill make this their home. f in e M illin ery In S an ford Mr. Saucer being engaged in business In Mrs. M. L. A llen recognizing the fact the DeMont building. that many Sanford people were accustom­ ed to buy their fine millinery out o f town has opened up a first-class millinery store Attended Charity Ball Misses Symes, Sussex and Mrs. Wright In (lie Takaclt building near the depot on und Maaefs. Thigpen, Km m u u uim! John* Commercial street— the room formerly oc­ attended the Charity Bull at Orlando on cupied by Murrell fk Minsliew. Next Thursday ' evening. They report a most week one uf the largest stocks of fine m il­ enjoyable time and that this annual a f­ linery ever brought to Orange county will fair eclipsed all former efforts la Orlando be ready for the inspection o f the ladies o f Sanford and the prices w ill be the low ­ social affairs. , est. See Mrs. Allen's stock first. Mrs. M unson's Recital' -------------------------- Mrs. Fannie S. Munson announced to her patrons and friends this week the fol­ lowing program to be given in her studio P o t a t o B arrels 35c F. 0. B. here. ' Huntington Mills fc. Cooperage Co., 2 9 -tf Hunliiiglou, Fla.. parlors, February 27 at 3 p. m. Admls- «flj. F o r Good A v e ra g e P ric e s and Quick Returns Ship to * JOHN V. DENTON & CO. S tra w b e rrie s W ent F o rw a rd On M onday • Sanford strawberries are destined to be­ come as famous in a few years asSanford celery and lettuce. Tried this season as nt ic xp^ri me nb.^hey. _haY£_proy ed _ y c ty profitable, and according to several com­ Southwest Corner Washington and Chambers Streets mission men nnd growers front other fields ihe-Sanford ■fru lr 15‘the best I i t '«M e -nntl quality that has ever lieen grown in the REFERENCES: A etna N ational Bank o f New Y o rk City, o r any C om m ercial A gen cy South. Seyeral gentleman from the Ten­ and to Hundreds o f Shippers w h o a re shipping t o th em re g u la r ' nessee district where strawberries are raised nnd the best plants arc sold, linvc visited Sanford this winter nnd are united in (he opinion that in this great irrigated district the future berries o f the South will be raised, mul the best prices will prrvhll, ns the Sanford product will go forwnrd at a time when the other fields are ex­ Sales Agents and Distributors hausted. and the fields further north hnve BRANCHES BRANCHES • not yet come into bearing. SA1VFQRD CELERY UNION r •• v* This week the first strawberries were C h icago .N ew Y o rk Room 10. Pico Block. ’Phone 209 shipped North from the field grown h>“ S. Cincinnati W ash in gto n 0. Chase on Benrdall avenue, along the fine Jackson ville S an fo rd of the new Sanford & Everglades rniltvtty« The berries were prime iu every nml brought nri excellent price. As Till* im m j Herald stated some time ago. the Sanford growers this year only tried strawberries ns an experiment npm\ ttYCirr*» lands re-centty opened for cultivation. , S R Fruit and Produce ----------------- NEW YORK"CITY*-------.. ' : * CRUTCHFIELD & WÓÒLF0LK P IT T S B U R G , P A . SA N FO RD , FLA. Chase & Co. A SANFORD DISPLAY PAYS ' Many New Peop le Are A ttr a c te d By S an ford B ooth In a talk with Mr. Fielding, the new proprietor of the Wilton hotel we learned that his attention was first attracted toSlin ford Inst year by the display made by this city at the Jacksonville Mid-Winter Fair. He was forcibly impressed by the fact that a city with enough push and energy to have such n display at the fair and the only representative of Orange county, must certainly have some strong claims for recognition, nnd his attention bem g attracted to the Celery City he was not long in following,Ins trend o f thought. Now Unit lie is fairly located in our midst he is of the opinion that half of Sanford's many ndvatitnges have iw vw been made public, AovKHttsiNc, P ays . Sunford W ill Have Driving Club Sanford is fast filling up with jx-ople who have a passion for goqd horseflesh and thu horsemen who have long resided here are also purchasing some good stock. Chns. Hand lias n good pacing horse nnd a good trotter. E. E. Brady lots one or two good ones. Murrell has one and sev­ eral other citizens nre rehearsing on the country roads with their “ dark horses." They vs111 attend-the Oilandu race - m eet and try to Like away a few prizes. Next fall work will start onngood driving park in Sanford and already quite a neat stun lias Iteen subscribed for the same. The driv­ ing park, golf links and uther features will make (he amuseinent park a very IMipular piuce for (lie next winter season. High S chool M uslcale The members of the High School will give in thn High School auditorium next Monday, Feb. 22d at 8 p. m. a program consisting of vocal and instrumental mu­ sic. Tito object id the entertainment Is to raise money to buy books for reference. Tito admission is 25 cents. A ll patrons and friends of Hie school arc urged to come and encourage our young people in this work._____________"_________ S to le the M acaron i W ire Some miscreant stoic the wires ujkhi which the mocaroni was growing at Hie office of Murrell & Minshqw. and now there will be no hollow space in this year's crop A reward Ib offered for the return o f these wires which were im|x>rtcd at a great ex­ pense from Italy. --------------------- * -------- SHIPPERS OF i! Florida Fruits «"•' Vegetables j General Insurance Agents • S ANFORD. FLORIDA TOP P R IC E S FOR YOUR ORANGES. GRAPEFRUIT, TANGERINES AND EARLY VEGETABLES - * * _ HEW ITT F R U IT AND 10 E, References: i when ship|H'.tl to HEWITT. ' If ynu nre nut doing business with this 'House, write to them at once. & CO. PRODUCE C O M M IS S IO N MERCHANTS C o m d a n St., B a ltim o re , M d . This Paper nnd Thousands o f Flensed Sldp|iers r in Florida a-* SNEAD & VENABLE .C O N T R A C T O R S AND BU ILDERS *• Plans, Specifications and * E stim ates Furnished (Hi A pplications Repair W o rk Prom ptly Done -113 First Street Opp. PoBtofllçe C elery Going F o rw a rd anTortn rtrry—is moving th i»-w eek . i w v m i m i k k k k m m v m v w t t w v w w w w v w w v w w m w w v w w t The largest shippers have not marketed vM * w v m v w v w w vvw w w v w v v v w v \ v \ \ m v . v v » v w v v v v \ w v v w w , their crop yet.-but expect to start cutting ntut week, nml carload lota will then move northward and the slieckles "w ill"tu ovtl southward. C IT Y CIGAR.. STO R E I Banks W ill d o s e M on d ay. Monday, Feb.‘ 22, being Washington's Birthday, and a legal holiday, Hie banks o f Sanford will be closed all day. Just R e c e iv e d ------------- — The largest line o f sporting goods ever received In Sanford— guns, rifles, hunting doUiing. etc. Harry J. Wilson. B e st Lin e of C ig a rs and T o ------ b a cco s In the C ity : N e w sp a p e rs, M a g a z in e s and P o rio d io a ls j; N o tic e o f A pplication fo r Tax Deed Under S ectio n 8 o f C h apter 4880, L a w s o f Florida. Notka It herrby given that Gust Unit, purt hater ofToa CcrtlAcstv No. 1547. data) the Out day of Junr. A. D , IbUti. has filed • « Id certificate to iny „flier, and ha» mule application lor tax dred to Uiae In arcurdaner with taw. Said rrnlfh-iit« em­ brace« tha following described property illumed in Uranor County. Morida, U>- wit. Lot 31. New Upaala. The »aid land brine aaaeaard at thn dale at the luuancc of auch certificate in the tim e of tinknow a ownrr. v Dnlrea aaid certificate »hall be redeemed ac­ cording to law, U l deed will iaaue thereon on the 22ndday of March. A. D., IPOD. Witness my official aUnaatura and seal tbia. the 20lb day of February. A. D. IPOS. {s o il 0- II. Kubuuun, C'lerk Circuit Court Orange County, Florida. All the L atest Styles in Ladies' and Children s H ats ; ' MRS. CHAS . T. CL ARK N E X T DOOR TO PEOPLE'S BANK. W Y M V Y W Y Y W W M W W V H W W m W VW m YW V W VW V W W YM W W W W �- ' ' ■' — - ,— -----.i-~rr . - —......... 7 - *— February 20,ifln0 THE SANFORD HERALD SANFORD II FR AID Published Every Saturday Mnmlnl at Sanford. Fla. R. J. Holly, Managing Editor , Subscription Price, SI.0 0 m Year In Advance Entered a» second-cl *»t mall matter August 22nd, ‘ I. Florida. 1008, at the Posloffloe at Snnfurd 870. 1 of March reh 3rd. 187 under Act 1 burhana Advtrlliing Company, Jacksonville, Repreaentatlve. • Office Flrat Floor In the Dlthop Illock. F in i Street Telephone No. 148. The nrrivnrtif thè «ion e curbing m ean» street paving nt once. 0 Tltc council held n very interesting meeting Inst Mondny night. Lucky Sanford again! Tltc cold wnve hns improved celery nnd lettuce this week. T he H er a ld hns rccciyed many com­ plimenta thla week upon the last issue of the paper. Just following out our rule ta make every Issue better than the last, j Judge Ion L. Farris of J n d u u m v iU ^ t » candidate for Speaker o f the House In the next meeting o f the Legislature and seems to have vhry .liuJr çppnstitnn. ■Judge FnrriïThns n good clean record nnd would make nn excellent Speaker. -------r r w e n t a w a y d it s e f f e c t «. The recent lynching nt'Lakeland Is rereiving its usual respects from the North­ ern press nnd n general howl will go up all over the North about the lawless ele­ ment o f the South and the turbulent spirit o f her citizens, never stopping tp realize that only a few months ago a Springfield (O h io) mob killed several in­ nocent negroes, burned down dwellings nnd otherwise allowed the lust for re­ venge to-mustcr 4hcir belter Judgment, nnd a fe w weeks ago Pittsburg wns upon the verge o f o rnce war that threatened the Jnw nnd order o f the city. The people o f the South, while deplor­ ing the fact that a resort to lynch law seems n necessity where the sanctity of the home Is Invaded, arc nevertheless united In opinion when the truth Is borne upon them that this standing menace is ever at their shoulder and m ay occur in their own community at any hour. The wheels o f justice are too often clogged and the pardoning board too len­ ient to suit these cases o f assault, and until the people can bo assured of a swift trial and speedy justice Judge Lynch will sit upon the bench and render a decision whlcIiT I f not recorded upon*"tEe statute >ks, will at least subserve the ends . of. justice and bring the brute to the fate which he so richly deserves. - Lynching is not confined to the. South although our dear brethren o f the northem.press would h ave.. lls hellova- other iDDITIONAL L O C A L S F ull Watch far opening o f the Art Store, first week In February. L ine Of SPRING SUITINGS Mr. nnd Mrs. H. T. Avant have returned from Tampa nnd other points in South Florida. • Dean Spencer blew into The Herald office thin week in his usual heurty mnnnernnd m ode all hands feel better by his visit. JUST RECEIVED The Royal T a l l o » b r a n d i dbihing means perfection. See samples nt D. A . Caldwell & Son’s. M a k e Y o u r S e le c tio n F ro m F u ll Pattern Pieces t Mrs. F. V. Lee Is preparing to open n •tore at Brown’s Station on Geneva avenue and the Sanford &. Everglades railway. Best line o f stoves ever brought to the city,. Prices the lowest. •— A. E. H ill . H. H. Hayes hns rented J. M. Stumoh’s country home known as "Onknole,” Mr. Hayes hns brought his fam ily from Geor­ gia. and they will become permnpent res­ idents o f tfe Celery Deltn. If you want to sell or buy city lots, city property, celery farms, see N. H. Garner. O. E. Walker o f Topeka, Kansas, pur­ chased teli uCrc s "fl Uiih proved la n d ih ls week. The land is situateti nt the corner o f Scardali and Gcuevn avenues, nnd is one o f the finest tracts ¡ i f that section. D. A. C A LD W E LL & SONSl W e sell the best lime and cement thnt money can buy. -r-A. E. H ill . 30G-308 FIRST ------- ROYAL TAILORING * SANFORD, - FLORIDA STREET, .'Zaaum Sanford has certainly been 'h U S tttW T wjsc. and to. those . w A C w f l i t l . condemn Jtn lH ioA fr«n itlfllE lW fl*iAThl?JtfiaM /iIifiT •:-+ *> c<■❖ ❖ •n* 4*+•{••¡•■F4"t- 4-•:* M 'v W - H W W e hope the State press will soon de­ the actions of the Lakeland citizens wc||fnc season. With an electric theater cide about the Sea level lock canal' and I would nsk the question o f whnt would running daily, nn occasional street carnival ♦ Gatun dam nt Panama. This subject will yuu do if tills crime wns committed upon | and some very good shows nt the opera lie so common in d few months thnt any ono 6f your own family. ♦ house, no just complaint can he Instituted ♦ one can dmn the canal wiUi impunity. Tw o o f the most rabid members o f the I for lack o f amusement. ♦ ♦ mob Who burned n negro nt the stake | , , ,, , „ , H. H, Gnrner will rent your projicrty for ♦ Hon. Frank Clark hnB firmlv cemented several years ago were residents o f Bos4 u _ _ *1 _________________ .1 »u k -____ * J.___ . . . .......... . r . _|V 0 U. ....... ...... ■> the ties o f friendship which bound the tdrt, the cradlffijrahOim bnists. and-* y e t t B. F. Wheeler, the popular A. C. L. agent 4 Sanford people to him In the past.* His when the crime was committed almost in . “ re -«13“ - ♦ deep interest in every movement that their sight these gentlemen forgot the at Oviedo, passed through Sanford Wed « ♦ nesduy en route to North Carolina, where will benefit his constituents has won for early tenets o f Garrison, nnd remember­ $ he goes to nttendthe meeting of the Order 4 him n large spot i n - I l i a ’ hearts o f the ing only that they were men and the ♦. o f Rnllrond Telegraphers. -Mr. Wheeler -people. natural proloci or# o f wuinuu's . sanctity, rf+ holds a high office liFUUS 'Order, nnd he were tho first to apply the torch. ■f The Tnmpn Tim es states that last goes on official business. f These same gentlemen in the home o f V Tuesday was editor’s day at the Fair and D. G. Munroc hns purchased the inter­ their birth nnd In the ¡»cnceful realms of the freedom o f the city wns given the f their own firesides would probably have est of E. A . Osteen in llic grocery and ♦ pencil pushers. We sincerely hope none 4 condemned the lynch law. But present bakery business and the linn name will o f them carried aw ay too much freedom at the brutal assault nnd seeing with now be Tate &. Munroc. They will con­ ♦ in suit cases. What n beautiful thing is their own eyes the awful horror o f such n tinue in the grocery and bakery business llu» -^Freedom o ft h e . Press."____ I standing mennee. threw their PurHdhicni n n ^'C tMnrk 1teachings to the winds and assumed the patronage o f the old customers and new ANOTHER TRIBUNE SPCCILA. ------- -II Carnival All Week------I armor o f the knights o f old wlio are ever loues. ExcelThe Tomp'u Tribune is great on special This week the Maryland Amusement ready to avenge nn insult» to woman­ At th e P a stim e Th eatre. country editions nnd the greatest o f these Company have entertained the Sanford is hood. . - • The popularity of the Pastime Theatre is the one just issued o f Mnnutce county. people on the show grounds on the south Lynch law is deplored by all ' fair- is unabated and ull lire performances If Manatee is half as gwd_,US__tllC T r i­ minded citizens o f the South, nnd yet, are greeted with n large gathering of our side." There .. is tho"'usual Ferris Wheel bune would have us believe, it must be unless the present laws upon the statute best people, all o f whom lire enthusiastic and tiie inevitable " F ly in ’ Jinny," to­ n close second to Orange county, the gether witli all tiie smaller accessories of Great. Sunday’s Tribune also contained books can ho chhngcd in order to mete in their commendation -of the amuse­ carnival show. [out sw ift justice in these enses. there ments. This week tho management have a sjH'dal Fair number, nnd taken colThe main attraction is an "Old Plan ta­ Icclivcly, tills number o f the Tribune was seems to he no other mode o f procedure had the great UiBlanche, a young lady of tion Show," which, by the way, is one of especially good. W e congratulate the to preserve inviolate the sahetity o f the charming personality and who is the ¡»as­ the best of its kind thnt lias ever come A ll her Tribune stall upon their great work in home nnd the safety o f our Southern wo­ sessor of a very sweet voice. to Florida. A number o f other good manhood. songs are beautifully illustrated and are keeping Tampa and South Florida in the shows merit the palronage'bf the public. much enjoyed. She will be here all next public eye. Orlando promises to be the gayest of week and will sing at each performance. The management are determined to have a strictly mural show nnd those-directly the gay in the next few weeks. The fes­ NOT JU SItrlE D BY T A C IS A change in the management of the connected with this amusement company tivities will open with a polo gam e on Tiie following is clipped from the Los Pastime occurred the first of the week are ladies and gentlemen. The music February 22 , the Chautauqua from Fct>U t iu n Gray am and ■P a w y -p w Angeles. California, EntiL World: ___ T h i s i s P ro v e n True |runry 22 to March 7. the rnce meet from cliased the interests of Geo. W. Adams, furnished by the Itulinn Lmml ls wortli ii Florida celery tins been hurt by the hot weather nnd the crop is expected March 0 tp 12, the water carnival on and tiie latter is no longer connected trip to the carnival. Go out this after-' to mature 3 weeks earlier than com­ noon or tonight nnd "enjoy yourself." |March 18, and automobile parade March witli tiie theatre in any capacity. mon. according to a letter received 9. A ll o f these events will serve to from Mr. K. K. Murrell, president of M ission ary S o c ie ty M e e tin g Drain and Irrig a tio n M a te ria l hiring the Autoniohijc City into public no­ tiie Sanford Celery Union o f Sanford The Woman's Home and Foreign Mis­ Florida. He says: "U p to d n tcw eh a ve We make s|»ecial carload prices on tice nnd be the means o f inducing tour. hqd tiie warmest weather in the recol­ lists to visit Orlando in . order to enjoy sionary t Society o f the Presbyterian mixed sizes of sewer pipe, 4 Inch, 8 inch lection o f tiie oldest inhabitant. I church will hold a special meeting in the nnd larger sizes. Also second quality these amusements. * This hns been a tendency to push church this (Suturduy) afternoon at 3:30 pipes at reduced rates. Sec us before our crops at least 3 weeks in ndvnnco o'clock. Tim meeting will he held in tiie buying. Gro. II. Feknald Hardware Co. o f what we ex|>ecled and should these Doc C astle M a k es Good conditions prevail n few days longer J. H. Castle, the jolly fellow who is church instead of Mrs. Peck's, ns previ­ the crops will be cut short considerable now fam iliarly known us "D o c "a m o n g ously announced, to give nn opportunity hut I um not uble at this writing to say to whnt extent. "Our farmers are his many Sanford friends, recently pur­ to n larger number than could he enter­ planting hut very little late celery and chased seven and one-hnlf acres o f celery tained ut u private house to enjoy the it now looks us though ourentire crop land on Geneva avenue, near the station privilege o f hearing Kev. Dr. Guerrnnt. would linve to be harvested by the o f the Sanford &. Everglades Kailwuy. who will ho present and speak o f his work 20th o f March.’’ in the mountains o f Kentucky. It,occurs to us that statements of this Part o f the land was in cultivation and Y O U R The Indiett o f other churches Htid visit­ Doc paid a fair pricq for it. This wus kind arc calculated to do a vast amount ors in tiie city are cordially invited to he o f Injury with no ‘iNissiTiTlity o f accomp­ about one month ago nnd after making present to hear this enthusiastic and elo­ lishing good. The result-of such state some improvements he lias a heady real quent speaker. „nients us the ubovc would inevitably, if Ized $300 for part o f the crop and hns IN refused nn offer of $4.000 for the place. not contrudieted, be that California people Connecticut P eo p le L o c a te Here weil-Bconsidernl —wlw-ofdliiHrHy-htirnrthetr-rcl Ernest G. Handlin, Hubert K. Wilcox, Here is another instance o f n man with to get out o f our way. will hold i t . back; James Huttan and Morris Wise, o f Torthat buyers will begin hoarding in cold no experience making good on Sanford rington. Connecticut, have decided to make storage and along about the 20 th o f March, •oil. Doc says that is the cosiest money the Celery City their future home. They IN when we are shipping celery in large he ever made, for he never even .touched have located in Mecca Hammock, taking his hand to the place. Mr. Castle Is quantities, we will be confronted with a funn ca d i in that rich und fertile sec-supply which «Itould have Ihhui exhausted, WfJlJimWU resilient o f r.im n»p wtB| H, y , tkjtt o rttn r c e ic r y p etrar M r ." Ha mUin Is Jt is true thnt the movement is somewhat already here nnd proposes to proceed ut Lucky S an fo rd — Lucky G ro w e rs earlier here than usual but it is not true once to improve und develop his tract. Joe Cameron is setting a puce worth that there w ill be no late celery. The others, above mentioned, w ill come Chastity of w M e ^ i e J m s sold his entire crop o f — A . T. Kosscter, who hns twenty acres in in the fall and bring thier families. A ll celery, will not cut a car earlier titan tltc ‘■•■bry grown with W. N. Culp, Qt JLfiO the parties are of the staunch, upright twentieth o f March and many o f the l»er crate f. o.b.theSanford &. Evcrglndse and industrious class that Sanford delights They receive a substantial cash largest growers will be shipping celery K. R. S h o w i n e s s , P l a i n n e s s without to welcome. They w ill bring thrift, enter­ forfeit, and w ill load four cars this week, t r - . -j.r.j' well Into April. Our information is thut prise und success to the locality selected by there is a considerable amount o f very which uro paid for on the spot. Including them for their o¡»eralions. late celery. Our growers are extended the bonus and cash together for this week’s .. their season by planting earlier and Inter shipments, will make these partners Appreciate Agent Perkins to avoid a congested market in mid-6ca- $3,000.00 to the good for the first week. XT. Thomas J. Perkins, the ¡»opular ticket Hurrah for Lucky Sanford. son. Our information, also, is to the effect agent, has been given entire chnrgc o f that the product, 'fienemfjy.’ ia qu ftcu plto Pie' iIclet l»fflcî7T»âtitiài{?rob73''nnd the" Sanford's Golf Club the overage both as to size and quality. entire business of the station, and here­ W alter Mucklow o f Jack son secre­ Information to he valnuhle must be accur­ after all parties wishing Information are ate. W c are at u loss to know just who tary o f the Jacksonville Golf Club, is in referred to A gen t Perkins. ’ could be benefltted by the above state­ the city for a few days, and while here B y his close application to the duties m ent even i f It was justified by existing will interest himself in forming a golf o f the office and the able manner In club and lboking up the grounds that will conditions. which thé business has been haudled, he laid out on the Sanford &. Everglades Mr. Perkins has won a high place in the Connected with this paper is a printing Railway. A n y one desiring information produt ' obice capable o f producing the highest relative to golf can get seme by address- regard and esteem o f his superiors and they have complimented him b y placing jrâ u ô o f office and society stationary. ng MT. Mucklow at Jacksonville. llm In charge o f thç. station. f B IG C U T IN I FURNI TURE S to v e s, C ro c k e ry , C a rp e ts, Matting, R u g s, S e w in g M a c h in e s , Etc. Twenty Per Cent Off O n A ll G o o d s for the N ext T h irty D a y s Only S A N F O R D F U R N IT U R E CO. T h e S u p re m e of Icn ce In Character In lyianner In Style ffifi 1r a m l !• BUY t w T iHTf i f ; T Ì r ’- f Y .jn L l® Patrician Boot and Shoe Models the rs SA N FO R D excellence has reached its suprem e-height, designu MRS. M. L. ALLEN P Richness wiiltfM severity^dre'io he' found in Will have a Large Stock of no o th e r Shoe in greater abundance, or excellence. If ^ M illinery n ex t w eek you w an t Oxfords, call nnd W ait see O u tlin e in Tam Wine. Gun M etal, Kid and Patent L eath er, a t $3.50 and $4.00 TA K A C H BLDG, N EAR DEPOT D. L. Thrasher �rebniary 20, 1909 THE SANFORD hEftALD I ABOUT THE CITY Little Happenings— Mention of M atters In Brief. personal item s or interest Summary of the F lo a tln l Sm all Talk Succinctly Arranged for Hur­ ried Herald Readers. Arthur Yow ell spent Thursday in Or lando. The Hcrnld is on sale nt T. J. Miller & Son’s store, and the City cigar store. Mr. ond’Mr*. F. R. Doleof Orlandospent Judge Beggs o f Orlando was in the city Thursday in the city, Monday. • Big sale o f muslin underwear nt Yow ell's. Three days only. Mr. nnd Mrs. Willinm 1till o f Rochester, N. Y „ were in the city Monday, Long's Preserves in glasses. Finest on market. Ciias. Evans. 1 N. P. Yowell & Co Romeo Coffee, 3 pounds for one dollar . Chas. Evans. "Our own coffee," 25 cents n pound, for Gamer fit Roberts open their Sanford sale by Garner fit Roberts. avenue grocery uxiay. Everything In Mr. nnd Mrs. S. C. Ball of^Newhuryport groceries, hay nnd grain. Mats,, were i n the cl tv Monday. ...Fred W Uroatr a prominent m erch ant'of S p e c ia l S a le L a d le s ’ Muslin Underwear , See the English Cabs, the latest things Orlando, spent Tuesday in the city. in go-enrts, nt The Sanford Furniture Co, Drop in and inspect the Princess steel Buy Henry Clny Flour o f W. W. Long ranged. A real range ntn moderate jirice. The best on earth. Sanford-Furniture Company. w — ~ *• Mr. nnd Mrs. R. C. Osborn o f Winnipeg Mnnitobn, were in the city Monday. ♦ ♦ T H R E E DAYS O N LY The- famous Fox River Butter for sate at W. W. Long's Grocery. SA Frank Miller attended the exercises nt Now is the time to buy your sub-irri Ruilins Collins, Thursdny o f tills week. High grade Cigars and Tobacco. Smok gated land. See M. M. Smith. |ng and chewing. Most complete line In Planting time is here. M. M.Smitti will Walter Mucklow, an ex p ert, account ant he city. Ciias. Evans. of Jacksonville is-in the city on business sell you land on easy terms,---- — .— Sanford w lif TTave a. fine amusement tills week. Women’s exchange, nt the Art Store. park on the line of the struct rnUvvny. Everybody join. —K ays & Kktchum. $18 Art Squares for $15, size 9x12. E. - BEG INS TO D A Y — We have in our new Stock of Spring U ilderw ear arid will p u t it down n t a close price for T hree Days Only Chase fit Stint Kirn's tea nnd colTce, the A . Heflleld Co. Mr. nnd Mrs. A.C. Evins o f Atlanta. Gn., best there is. Garner fit Roberts. nrc among the visitors to the city this H oii . Ion C. Farris o f Jacksonville was week. ■- t---w«5- . among the prominent visitors to the city English Cabs, nil the rage In gd^nrts. this week.--------------$18 A n Squares Tor $ 15 , size 9x 12. at The Sanford Furniture Co, A. Hejfield Co. Fresh Maekeral at H. H. Hill's grocery Do away with dust while sweeping car Mr. nnd Mrs. M, E. Hickey of Jersey City, pels by buying Wizznrd Carpet Cleiiner of C- R. Walker attended the exr-rclses nt N. spent several days o f this week in Rollins College and laying of cornet stone H w. W. Long. the city. LS .H yatt and w lfo o f Connelsville, Pa:, o f Chase Hall. Go to H- H. Hill for everything in the spent several days o f this week in San­ Garner & Roberts have good butter in grocery line. onc-pouud prints fo r 35 cents. ford. If you can’ t afford to take The Herald A little money now and a little now and The Italian hand with the Maryland Car­ don't btirrow yiiur neighbor's, and fail to then is the w ay to buy celery land. See nival Co., in this city tills woek, is making return it. M. M. Smith for particulars. the city lively. "Our Own coffee, best 25 cent coffee on , N. P.Yuwcll fit Co. have on display some Iron beds from $2.50 up. Get them quick rhe market, ut either store of Garner & pretty muslin underwear, going at sale at the Sanfonl Furniture Compahy. Roberta. prices. Attorney Andrew Johnson lias returned There 1$ more new land being cleared up Mattings o f nil kinds and patterns, from from Jacksonville, wiiere lie s|>eiit several around Sanford tliun in any new sect ion in 20 cents per ya rd -to 50 cents, nt E. A. days on legal business. the South. • , ,licflkld's Furniture Store. iron beds from $2.50 up. Get them quick Iron beds from $2.50 up. Get them quick Capt. Richards o f Holly Hill spent nYaw nt the Sanford Furniture Company. at the Sanford Furniture Company. minutes in the city, Tuesdny, cn route home Rugs, from 75 cents up. E. A. Heflleld B. C. Abernathy of Orlando was in the •from Orlando. Furniture Store. city Monday, on matters pertaining to the Dried Salt Shoulders nt 12JF cents found See H. H. H ill for Celery City Blend Odd Fellows-------------1_________________ !__ at H U . Hill's grocery.-^—--------------------Coffee, finest on eartli for 2-1 cents. Have you seen the Princess steel rangeT The many friends o f Dob Herndon nre Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Doyle spent several Six holes, warming closet ami reservoir, glad to see him out again niter several days in the city tills week en route to their asbestos lined, only $38. Sanfonl Furni­ weeks illness, home in Jacksonville. from Tampa. ture Co. Hendi|unrlcrs for Iron A g e tools. A n y­ Thp Princess steel range, the leader Before you buy a range, exumine the thing you wnnt in hnnd plows, fertilizer among ranges, six holes find warming ’rincess steal range, ittth r Sanfonl F u r distributors, etc..__Hurry J. W ilson____ closei. and reservoir, asbestos lined, only nilureCo. Tile beat Steel range on the Arthur Doyle spent several days this $38, at Sanford Furniture Co. market, nnd only $38. Think of it I week with home folks. Arthur is placing - The “ fcucky Sanford" signs are proving il. I’ . Driver has returned from Orlando, many orders for the Burroughs' adding ma­ popular, nnd many applications for the where lie lias bcch receiving treatment nt chine, which "adds" to his populnrityr 'cards have been made this week at Tile the Church Home and Hospital. Best line o f mattings ever brought to Herald office. ____ Mrs. It. J. Holly nnd rhildren returned Sanford. Sec them nt the Sanford Furni­ iron beds from $2.50 up. Gel them quick Thursday from Tampa, where they have ture Company. at the Sanford Furniture Company. been on u week's visit. J. S. Range ims returned from a visit to You need a good tyficwritcr nnd do not For an up-to-date tailor-made suit, see points on the East Coast, in the interests want to pay an cxhorhitnnt price for it. 1). A. Caldwell &. Sons. of the Sanford Cocn-Coln Bottling Co. Mr see the Blickenderfer. nt The Herald office Mr. and Mrs. ,W. U. Anderson o f Ninety Runge reports a good business in that sec­ W, E. Argo, a citizen of Oviedo, nnd Tom Six. S. C.. left on Monday, after a pleasant tion. McCall, a former resident of that place,who visit with Mr, and Mrs. II. K. Murrell. 510,50 value sanitary felt mattress go­ is visiting his brother, were in Sanford yes­ Young man stenographer (statistics d ing nt $8 for the next thirty days. Sun terday a few hours. specially) desires work; good correspond­ ford Furniture Company. Just arrived, Snider's canned goods ent. Herald. Ladies' muslili gowns, skirts, chemise, catsups and preserves, at Garner & The latest booklet of Sanford is exciting drawers, combination suits, corset covers Roberts. much favorable comment over the slate, _and children's underwear, selling at re­ Commencing January 1st-1900, George and the ninny cnllrffirtru iin wIITsbonex^ duced prion nt N.. t*. Y o w eil & Co's. W. Venable, contractor and builder, will liaust the first edition. Three days only. = = = = = SANFORD. employ only union inimr, nnd work eight High-grade olcoinurgerine, 25 nnd 30 L jst—Five dollars reward for one Jer­ hours u day. cents u pound. Garner IL Rolwits. sey milk cow with .dark sidesTgrayon Mrs. T. J. Miller, Mrs. Frank Miller unit Fresh fish every day—Guaranteed to lie back, with short crumpled horns project­ daughter, Mrs. Lewis and Miss Bradley left fresli— also oysters." ing over face. Has black tips, with no Thursday for Daytona Dench, where they — S. C. K ichakuS. Lcffier Block. earmarks. Return to or ih olify J. A. will sjiend several weeks, Rev. nnd firs. R. L. Kirkland o f Evans­ Sfaith nt the Flemming's place in West Garner fit Roberts Mil high-grade Cigars ville, Indiana, have arrived in the city. Sanford and get reward. and tobacco. Try them. Rev. Kirkland is the new pastor of the All Local A d vertisem e n t* Under This Dr. and Mrs. O. W. King returned Monday Heading. One Cent a W o rd Each Issue Congregational church in this city. Fleet« Brand Tea nnd Spiers. from Richmond, Vn, Mrs. King has been P. Y O W E L L & CO. , .. , F A R M IN G P L E N E N W e a rc A g e n ts for C la rk ’s C u taw ay H a rro w s Planet Jr., and Iron Age Horse and Hand Tools The Ceo. H. Fernald Hardware Co W AN-TS Ciias . Evans. visiting friends in Virginia for several G. M. Jacobs, n prominent citizen of the months, and her many Sanford friends are Chuluoto section, was n welcome visitor to delighted to have her tiack again. Tlie Herald office, Tuesday. Mr. Jucobsls For Sale—.Two acres improved land, an phi friend and constant reader of The cottage, packing house, two flowing wells Herald. tiled in good condition, lumber nnd tools, Dill Pickles, sweet mixed, cucumber?, everything complete for funning. Will mangoes and stair pickles in hulk. sell with or without crop. On 4th street, Ciias. Evans. west side. — W. K. R ouuins , Sanford. Fla. Wade, the tuner. Orlando. „ Tire Herald can be found n ttiie store of Some people seem to think Florida is T iiokouciiiired EcasroR H atching — White slow. Let them try Garner fit Roberts Wyandot», W hile Leghorns. Buff Leghorns, with an order. Phone 39. and Buff Rock. $! for 15. Apply to J. F. Arinl, Sanford. . 20-8 Olives in hulk nnd in ull size bottles. Chas. Evans. F L O R ID A -------- Corner o f French avenue and Third street. I F urnished Rooks roR Kent- GockI location only two dollars |>cr week if taken at once. Call at Herald office. Wanted— Everyone to know Hun the Bllckensderfcr typewriter is* the heat on Hie market. See them ut The Herald-wtlice. T w o nice furnished r o o m s fo r rent. Jam es H arris. For S ale—Good |*roperiy, now tiringing Young Indy wishes position In office or twelvt; j»cr cent interest on investment. — N. 11, Garner, Sanford.'' Wulter W. Poland, representing the Mer- store during vacation months. Address 27-2-p genthulrr Lineolypc Co., was in the city “ J. L ." care o f Herald office. Tomato Plants—For sale. God plants F or S a l e .— Sound, gciitli) horse, with ready for field. Phone 238. C. W. flowTuesday. The Herald will iostall a Mer27-2tp gcnthnler typesetting machine in the near good buggy und harness. Price runsonu- man. nble. liorsc can he driven, or worked on W a m i JI.— A ii experienced, all-round future. ___________ _ ... ------ ---------------- Inrm. P. U. Box u. Lake Mary, Fla. 20-4 fainter, acquainted with Sanford condi­ See C. A. Recti for furniture and piano Attention. Ladies I A new and^nip-toTHeo. J. Miller fit Son nnd the City Cigar For Sale, Wooti—Pine or oak. by car­ tions. Most linve references. Steady job. tf 27-2tp X. Q.. Care Herald. load; blotks or otherwise. W. U. Bau .ar Store. While they can be purchased nt date millinery store will he opened up moving. * Altamonte Springs. Florida. « — M rs, M. I- A llen . The Herald ofllce, w e would prefer that e v ­ here soon. T. P. kohluson, the well known photog­ For Rale—Launch, clump. Sixteen feet eryone wanting extra copies would pur­ J. T. Madison hns returned to his borne rapher o f Orlando, was in the city several chase litem at these two news stnnds. in Marshall. N. C., nfler spending the past days this week, taking view so f the celery long; 2M horse power Stanley engine; only used for pleasure 0115 season, and la Dr. W. Housholder lias purchased the season on the farm of H. K^Murre|lu_Mr.. fields umlUtu great -crowds of people en In first-olnss repair.'' Reason for selling, I desire to buy u large IxmiI. TIic seating -drrrrnf office of Dr. F. U Stephens in Madison thinks Sanford is the greatest the streets. • die Pico block. Dr. Housholder solicits fanning section in the South'and expects One million feet of cypress bleaching capacity is eight people. SERVED A T P, B. Brantley. Clermont, Florida. ■ cniitinuuiion o f the patronage o f Dr. to return early in the fall and take up his boards. Place orders now. G, R. Calhoun. If It’* M U LES you want to plow or Stephens. residence here. Fog, Rent—Eight room house, $20 (ter Arthur Holland, an expert stenographer month. Enquire 011 Magnolia A ve. J I*. Musselwhite o f Orlandoapen tsev­ is a guest o f the Gate City House nnd eral days lids week in the city. Mr- MusSwell line of quartered oak clieffoniers »eiwhiie likes to get to Sanford and watch desires employment. at Sanford Furniture Compuny. Nnw U the time to buy your four-inch ^ a,,w<l* Of people, the street pavihgpnd A. H. Withington. « commission mer­ new street railway. sewer pipe for mains. Big slock on hand. chant of Boston, was in the city this week. —A. E. Hill. Wude makes frequent trips to Sanford, Mr. WUhinglon is un old friend of S. O. " d je him at Orlando. If you want a first-class tailor-made Clin sc, und in their younger days they T. P. Robinson, the photographer, will be suit for $12.98, call at D. A. Caldwell & worked on a farm together in New Jersey. n Sanford next Thursday. A n y orders Sons.,. Bb. Clarinet, cheap fw-casli. - Herald. „ Du.* SanfordHouse m i Wednesday Mr. and Mr*. J. O. Paekffrd TWid 'little If you have rooms for rent, put your will receive his attention. His samples daughter, o f Cadillac. Midi., have arrived name la the rooming hous»-directory, at c*n he seen at the office o f the Holden in the city and w ill spend the w inter the Art Store. Estate Co. here. Mr. Packard is secretary o f the Capt. Chas. H. Noble o f ‘Leesburg was a •f- B. Pound, the hustling piano sales- HowardrPackanl Land Co. and is identi­ visitor (o the city Wednesday. Capt. No­ fied with the great work being accom­ 'Cnn for Luddcn It Bates was in the city plished by this company in opening up ble expects to visit his old home in England J“ * week and in conjunction with •0011, and will make several lectures on Caldwell &. Sons sold two fine Pianola pl- new lands and building Cameron City, Florida, and is especially anxious to secure tno players. near Lake Jessup. data pertaining to Sanford. New line men'* pants $1.25 to $5. at New line men'* p a n U $ , . 2 5 to $5, at D. A. Mett Inger'*. Mettlnger*». Popularity of M ettlnger'* Store harrow, see James Harris. If you want a first-class t y p e w r it « at a moderate rice, culi nt The Herald office, nnd inspect the Ulickensderfer. T h e best and most compact machine un tliemarkcl. W O M A N ’S —EXCHANGE Wanted— Party to contract to furnish engine wood on rack, for S. &. E. railway. A. P. Connelly. For rent or for sale—cash or terms— new cottage corner Eighth street and Maguulla avtmuu. Four uuw huge rooi kiten andhe butts. 1st,- Occupancy about Feb. —S. O. Shiniiolser, Phone 115 after fl o’clock p. m. Shade Trees—Those wanting shade trees of any kind, such os palmetto, magnolia, oak and maple, should see A. F. Westerdick. Trees guaranteed to grow. Box 293, Sanford. For Sale—Lettuce plants. . R. head, on Celery avenue. Every Day After * F e b ru a ry JL2th_~ * * B aked Goods W ednesday nnd S atu rd ay . Stam ping done. A ll Fancy work and M aterials for sam e on Sale H. Muir- Celery P lants — 15,000 very line prick bed plants for sale cheap. J no. D. JINKIN5 CRIPPEN’S MUSIC STORE (Railroad W qy) L �■ February 20, .Oxford, Fla., where she has given a series of-Medal contests. -------------------- A Budget of Interesting Item s fro m Correspondents THE EVENTS OF ORANGE COUNTY Efficient » U f f o f-R e p o rte rs Weekly Covers the Territory for The llerald Rev,'Cate preached his farewell sermon at the Baptist church last Sunday. It whs announced that the future services o f that church would be held in the Presbyterian church until the new building is com­ pleted. * CITY PROPERTY There w ill be services at the Presbyte­ rian church next Sunday morning and evening. OR TR U C K LA N D S LAKE M ARY MELANGE Special Cor. to The Herald. The weather has moderated and it looks like it will rain. Come iirid See Us Mrs. Eliza Brown hns returned to her home in Arcadia, after n pleasant visit to uable paper from Hon. Frank Clark, in regard to Sanford's deep water from Pa- her brother. Mr. D. A. Cassidy near Clyde. latka to Lnke H om ey is most Interesting The cold did very little dam age to the to the citizens South Florida, especially gardens. Orange county. In conclusion he says . The gardeners axe getting ready to plant tK n th e has bored you enough. Please Irish potatoes this week. Inform him that the readers o f Th e Herald Miss Florence Lovell returned to Lnke like to he bored that way, and that they Mnry after a few days' visit to friends at highly appreciate the strenuous efforts he Longwood. is making in behalf o f the citizens tribu­ Mr. A. E. SJoblom was on the sick list tary to the St. Johns river, the most im ­ portant waterway o f tiie state o f Florida. last week, having chills and f e v e r r " ' W e are proud o f such Congressmen and he should receive the support o f every WORK OF DRAINAGE COMMISSION voter in the state regardless o f political WIM'Greatly Improve Sanitary Condi­ parties. tion of This Section This beautiful little village is now in possession o f tourists and winter resi­ dents and a happier und more contented crowd cannot be found in any winter rcsort in tiie state, The newcomers arc given the giud hnnd nnd at once initiated into the g rea t'h a p p y fam ily and they soon feel that it Is good to be here, where they can rest and forget the cares and vexations o f business life, where good cheer prevails every hour o f the day and can enjoy a night's refreshing Bleepin' tills unexcelled clim ate on earth. The genial proprietors of the hotel, Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Johnson, are royal entertainers and spare no efforts to entertain their guests, which i s . highly appreciated by Engineer Wilbur A . Ginn, noting under the direction of the Sanford Drainage Commission, is pushing the work o f en­ gineering ns fast as possible. The dis­ trict contains nn area o f atout SO,000 acres, including tiie water sheds which have to bo taken care o f In the main canals. The total length o f these ditches will be In the neighborhood o f thirty-five miles. As the commission hope to obtnin-nil o f the ijatn for n complete report by the end o f February, it will b c ji m at­ ter o f great Importance to land-owners to -pause in the midst o f their busy season and take a look to their drainage. The citizens o f Sanford and vicinity, are deeply interested in and for o sys­ tematic drainage, and the public health, The Altam onte Improvement Associa­ convenience and welfare o f our district is tion ,of which Mr.C.G. Justice is president o f vital importance. This sweeping iinnnd Mr. I. McMlchnel vice president, as-sistedTjytheLmltPB‘ A1tt50Cleiy, o f which Mrs. S. M. McIntyre is president. The two associations uflllintiiui are .doing a good work in improvements and beautifying this winter resort. For several days workmen have been employed improving the rood through the proper sanitation. The district wilt be pincy woods to I’ nliti Springs. The rood furnished proper drainage fit a minimum has been pine struw cdliic cutiré distance. cosrrnna~the n rres will be levied in n about three miles. Ttic bcautiful tropical uniform way, compensating in allowance scenery alumt the boiling springs o f trans­ according to benefits, nil previous puy: parent sulphur water bus been the resort incuts made upon the present drulnge for picnic j>aities for years. W ith the system. _______ .____________ . improved road auto parties visit the springs daily,as it lias become a great a t­ ORLANDO VS CAMDEN, S. C traction to tourists. Ih e Saturday evening hops in Uie spa- P o lo M a tch t o b e ,h e ld on Febru ary ciousjhall at'the hotel have bcc6me very 22nd and 24tli at Orlando* ’ populur, together with lectures, thusicales The Camden players will ship their 20 and card parties during Hie week. These ponies on the Ifllh, and arrive in Orlando relieve m onotony and enm iela unknown. themselves on Saturday evening, the 20th, There will be one of the most interesting events o f the season at Orlando, as both teams have some excellent players ami a OVIEDO OCCURRENCES fine lot o f polo ponies. The games will Special currrtpondrnl loTli« llrralil. start at 3 o'clock p. m. and will be referred — A. C. Hollingcr, n- |trominent business by Mr. Krumbholz o f the Kirkwood H o tel man of Washington, D. C., urrived in Camden. The games will consist o f ten Oviedo Saturday night on n visit to his sister, Mrs. J. E. Alexander. He is de­ periods o f fl minutes each, with nn inter­ lighted with this section o f the State, es­ mission o f 3 minutes between periods pecially this vicinity, nnd regrets that he nnd 8 minutes during half time. Tiie Is unable to spend the entire winter here. colors that w ill be worn by the Camden J. 1!. Lee, our able and efilcicnt county men will be white and light blue, by commissioner, visited Sanford one dny Orlando, scarlet. Mr. W. S. Morris, o f toe San Juan Hotel, Orlando, will act as offic­ Rev. Rogers filled Ids regular appoint­ ial time keeper. The second game will be ment nl the Baptist Church here Sunday, delivering two very ub!c sermons. In the afternoon interesting services were held in the chapel at Lake Chnriq, and X iitf orouFNurthcrn friends occupied the pulpit, favoring an attentive congrega­ tion with nn interesting discourse. Miss Anita King returned from DeLand Saturday, where she has been on n short ‘ visit to tier sisters, who are attending Stetson University. — Or.-Crawford. tryCQHjrdenHsf frorrTbrJ iambi spcnt-Sunduy here on tf visit to friends. The Lawton Brothers have again en­ tered ill.- mercantile business in their old stand. The store lias been newly painted inside and com pletely renovated, und a large slock o f merchandise in­ stalled. A lfred Eldredge, who htrt been alterniIng thè 'T ech .' ili Atlanta is ut houle g «alu. _ The students o f the Apopka H id iS d io til are to be entertained tonight a t the K. o f P. Jiull by the ladies o f the Literary Club. W e are sorry to learn that Mr. T, K Johnson is thinking of moving to Jack­ sonville. Miss Kathleen M ild iill left Tuesday for Jensen, Fla., where her father is engaged as bank receiver. Miss W anda Combs has returned from It Makes No DifleJence W hat You W ant or W hefe You W ant It WE H A V E IT anti on Term s th a t are Right H O W A R D -P A C K A R D Hardw are and LAND Farm COMPANY Implements TIIE COMPRESSED AIR SPRAYER |! Used In Uncle S am 's Paint Shop During the past year the U. S. M .. v. I . i«.t r.«.,...», a it «I i n ii n . I N a vy has consumed 091,000 ikiiiih I.s. 1> of 5 0 Best by T Test » » t for tor Q C ro r ow wsrs i n . All whu hove UMxl tills spray continuously arc free from tilislil amt insects. Lucas White Paint ¡1 nnd 27H.700 pounds of LUCAS <! COLORS, suiticienl to produce more 1 > than 100,000 gailuns of paint, ¡1 equivalent to 50 carloads o f 200 ,- 000 gallons each, nnd which would make a train more than one-half mile long. i inused-during addition tothethis Smn has pasrUncle year more i ; than 25,000 gnlions o f LUCAS 11 VARNISHES. ENAM ELS nnd other 11 products. ;I Uncle Sam's preference is not a - ’ matter o f favor, but o f Q U A L IT Y i I and RESU LTS,- — I! In Uncle Sam's service, as in j ; everybody *clse's. LUCAS PRO11 DUCTS have an unbroken record ! < for satisfactory results. We h a v e , the largest and best equipped plant for driving wells in (his section of the country and are prepared i o till all orders promptly. Our m achinery is up-to-date and our workmen are skilled in the work Those contemplating puttin g in wells would serve their best interests by consulting us und learning prices before m aking contracts. Asparagus, Lettuce, Onions. Cauliflowers, etc., *tc_T in Sanford, pays I Sell tlje f-ainl— Your III Muscles Makes the Cro APOPKA IT E M S Special CormpoadriK« luTtic llrrsU ;-* BOARDING CELERY, SANFORD. FLA ns. Money, and k id the Profit County Tax A s s e s s o r s Notice Either I or an assistant tax assessor w ill be at tiie following named places to receive tax returns for Orange county fur 1809:__ Saufunl. February 27th and ‘ March 1st at the City Clerk's office. Sylvan Lake March 2nd. Luke Mary March 3rd. Longwood March 4 th. Geneva March 11th. IM P R O V E D IR R IG A T E D . F lo w in g F A R M S — U N C LEA R E D LANDS W e lls on :lery Delta and othervDesirable Tracts In Blocks to suit Purchaser. A ll1 * Prices and descriptions upon request. S. A . R o b in s o n . f Clay Tile For Sole. Pulalka Tile for sale In any quanlty. G. F. Sun i t , Box 371 W H IT N E R F ir s t N a tio n a l B a n k Building ! ; | : ; �ftbriia ry 20. 1909 The Scrap B ook A L#8*l Opinion. roscoo C onklin* ctune Into Charles (TCoDort office one day In a nervous «inte. __ “You seem to Do t « t much fix eim i, j i r Conklin*," said Mr. O ’Conor ns Roscoc walked np nnd dow n the room. “Yes, I'm provoked—I nm provoked,” i isM Mr. Conklin*. "1 n ever had a c li­ ent dissatisfied about m y fe e before." “W ell, whnt’a the m nttcr?" , . “Why, I defended Clhlw na fo r arson, you know. H e wan convicted, hut 1 did hard work fo r him. I took him to the superior court, nnd he, w as con­ victed; then to the suprem e court, nnd — Ih i supreme court confirm ed the Jnd*®ent and gave hltn ten years. 1 charged him (COO. nnd Gibbons Is grum bling about it ; says It Is too much. N o w , Mr. O’Conor, I ask you won that too muchi” ^ «W ell." said O’ Conor ve ry dcllbernte“o f course you did n jrrent deni o f work, nnd JGOO Is not a big fee; but, to be frank with you. Mr. C o n k lin *,-jjiy deWtcrnte opinion Is that lie m ight . bare been convicted fo r less m oney." The O nly Explanation . Old Mrs. Smith yens a chronic co plainer nnd was constantly sending fo r tlio family physician anil g iv in g him Hit of her fancied ailments. H o nl ways listened quite patiently, but was getting a little tired o f hearing the same things o ver nnd over. One dny when the old lady consld erod herself In nu unusually bud w ay ■be sent fo r the doctor nud. a fter go . Ins ever the usunl list, ended by any lag: "n ea lly , doctor, I do uut know what In lh e -w o r M -la -«tt> a # -«U h -n io _ I can neither lay nor s e t " The doctor looked nt her a moment thru said In a solemn tone, "M ndam yon must be a, rooster.” —K an sas City Independent THE SANFORD HERALD or Th e Voles o f Fams. NOllCE INCORPORATION A n Am erican author o f aomo n ot« was passing n summer In N e w H am p­ O f the Sanford Celery Delta Land Com ­ shire. One day be received word tbnt pany a distinguished Engllshmau was visit­ Tli* undersigned hereby (Ivr notice that they In­ ing In the country town and would like tend to apply to lion. Albert Vi. Gilchrist. ai Gov­ ernor of the Stale of Florida, at Tallahassee. Florto call upon the author, o f whom, he do. on the lOlh day of March, 1909. for issuing of added In his note requesting an audi­ Latter* Patent Incorporaltns the SANFORD CELFRY DELTA LANDCOM PANY, under the proence, he had heard. nooed charter attached hereto, the original Charter helps "o'* on Ale with the Secretary of State at Som ewhat flatten'd, the author won Tallahassee. Florida. derod to him self who had spoken to J. N, Whitst*. A. T. KaMcmt, the distinguished Englishman about "Som o O xford dignitary doubtless,” he reflected pleasantly, "o r possibly some London publtsbor or critic," and ARTICLE L he aw aited the stranger’s arrival with liie name of thi* corporation »hall ha the SAN ­ In terest FORD CELERY DELTA LAND COMPANY, and "S o you had heard o f me,” he ven It* prtnrlpal place of buiinrit «hall tie at Sanfurd. tured a fte r the usual greetings hud Merida, lait It «hall have *uch other plncri of tniiineii In Murid a and other Slate* at thall labeen spoken. "W e ll, that Is odd determined by the Hoard of Director*. M ig h t I ask w ho” — Hut his visitor ARTICLE II. interrupted him. The general nature of the bu»inet* to he Iran*“ Oh, yes!” ho sold. “ I heard all acted by *ald corporation »hall be; To buy, hold, »ell, work, |e«»e. rent, exchange, cultivate, im­ About you before I got here. Th e por­ prove and otherwite deal In leaf estate either n* owners or ¡n commlislon for other*; in pl*(. Imter on tho I ’ ullmau told me that you nd Irrigate w ere the very man to come to to ask to do and for the full nbout the best route to N iagara and ---------. ----------------— ------------ -------eg** of lu whnt hotel I ’d better stay a t ” ownership. P a y in g V is its In A u stra lis. In Auoy^H a a month’s v M t to n country limiso would bo nothing. T w o months—foreo monlhs—six months—us \mJt nsgjpu liko would not !>e consider­ ed too long, other things being equal. Noltody thinks o f dates. T o w rite nnd Invito yo u .from the 15th to (lie 30th would l*o rude. You ore nuked to stay ns long as you like. Or'eTso you nsii you rself to stny as long ns you like. Or oven—to fnco nil the conttugeuclcnyou neither ask nor are asked. Yon sim ply go. And, having arrived, you remain, fo r the one unfailing com m odi­ ty o f nu Australian country house Is welcome. E veryth ing else may give out. I f you atay long enough there Is sure to be a time when there nre no servants, no milk, no vegetables, no meat but inutton,-or—even—no—water, but tho thoughts o f guests going aw ay w ill never cuter the mlfuls o f the host nnd hostess. Go hI mini re. guyely. In fo rm a lity —these lire the lending notes o f life In every Australian country house.— Loud on G lolu. ARTICLE V: Tlte business nf the corporation shall be con­ ducted by the following officers; A President. Vice-President, a Secretary nnd Treasurer, to be elected by the Hoard of Director», and n Hoard of Director* of nut lc»* than three and not more than »even in number. The office of Secretary and Treasurer may be held by one person. Tlte Di­ rector* shall lie chosen from list of Muck holder* of the corporation nnd elected annually. ► Until ths first annual meeting and rlectlon ot of­ ficer* and Ihrir qualification, the otticers of Ibis corporation shall !>e: 1 J. N..Whltner, President: A. T. Rmsetter, Vice-President; and S, O, Chase. Sec rctary nnd Treasurer. The Hoard of Directors shall tie; J. N. Whltncr. A. T. Hosteller and S. O Chase:— —---------- —-----------------The first organisation meeting of stockholders of thl* corporation shall tie held in Sanford. Florida, on the I Will day <>f March, 1909, for the por|vwe of ndoptlng by-laws, and doing such Other business as it may desire tn.tnmsnrt. The annual meeting hull tie on the first Tuesday ot May of euch year. "Oh, that’s sim ple!” Interrupted the prisoner eagerly “ I should like the chance o f going round selling on com ­ mission tho things the other fellow s mnko."—London Scraps. Surface T fa n ilE —— — please," said the con­ touch v w ill vanish before one nature.—Coleman. He’s From Missouri; You Have to Show Him. 5F3 H A V E Y O U SEEN T H E td Partition: that t o r 1 A. M. Tatuuma. Iscxtl Solicitor lor Complainants. 22-8 By M A. Howard. D. C. Blickensderfer? A T Y P E W R IT E R In the Circuit Court o f the 7th. Judicial Circuit o f the State o f Florida • for Orange County. FOR . UNDERWOOD A $100 Machine for $00 See them at Tho Herald office SAN FO RD HERALD 3 0 « F irst St., Sanford, Florida + • ) • < • + 4.+ + <•<.+* 4 j- + + + + + ❖ Sanford Library . AND Free Reading Room ROOM 20 U pstairs, Pico Block l Open Tuesdays 4 Jo 6 p. in. --------------------- ftN D =z----- — — - S t r a n g e r s W e lc o m e W. W .L O N G D E A L E R IN Fresh Meats - r^ _ The Pioneer Visible It m akes no difference w |iat you use now, 4 have used in the past, or AND Groceries [Agent lor Virginia Carolina Fer­ tilizers ALBERT G R Ä M L I N G T o n so ria l P a r lo r s • may use. the m achine you distil iiv-Ililnlflifi'jlJ:: II»« C ity U y uf u( Sui h u n M p i. F lurida : Got ths Bast of Carlyto. The Ilev. Thom as A lcin rider, a Pres­ byterian minister, long resident In Chelsea and w ell known as n brother Scot, was most anxious to know Car­ lyle, but had no opportunity o f gettin g *o Introduction to him. One day In — th« King’s roa d : he snw Cartyle comlag In hts direction and took advan­ tage o f the opportunity by goin g up to the sage and saying, "T h om as Carlyle. I bellevo!” C arlyle's reply was, “ Tom A le x a n d e r ,k n o w !" T h ey became *ood friends, and Inter Mr. A lexan der wrote to Carlyle fo r a subscription to­ «rward a school building fund, and C a t . ’ lyle wrote back a refusal lu doggerel, G overnor Folk la from Mlaaourl. whereupon Mr. A lexan der replied that H e's regarded a « a pretty good citizen If he did not send him IS he w ould sell himself. Beo w hat be u j i about a hla poetry to a collector o r publish I t certain aort o f eltlxen: j> Thu £5 was at onco forthcom ing. “I do not ballov« tn tho m ail order oitlaon. 18 B E T T E R Hopeless. T H A T W E SH O U LD HAVE Martha, endeavor-lug to Instruct a A THO USAN D TOW NS THAN ■assast by-Oisy fimsecst-ef •fcaefesd. Fla., bs-aasasan r 1would be h ou teteiTw r in th e -m ystcr!«* anuary 4th. 1909. Mass L. Scott. O N E L A R G E C IT Y . If a plaoo •°( Pudding m aking, w as overheard. - a i * _______ City Clerk. la good «trough (or a m an t« Approved January IPtli. 1909. T ^ - T e r j e a ' takes some ¿read e h "— 23-4 Fosnji Last, Mayor. m aka hta m onay in, It carlainly "Out how much bread. M arthaT* should ba good anough for him ■"Ob; Jet* w h at yer needs, Miss Min. to apand his m onay In. Tha In Circuit Court, S c v m th ludlclal CIr*en y e r puts j o ' m ilk on It " — m srehants hava a Just righ t to , "A n d how much milk, M a rth a )" cu lt, O ra n ie County J Jorlda all tho bualnaas of tho town In "W ell, y e r tnui' us« y e r Jedgment Camelia Villano Rotundo and M U a ’Rotundo, her husband, w hich thoy havo thalr storoa, ’ bout dat, Mias M in ." and Mike Rotundo In bis own and avory good oltlren w ill holp I for Partition “ But I haven't any Judgment, M a r­ light. tha." thorn to got IL " Vlttori/villana “ Well, d « L o n j tie’p yer, Mis I Min, ’ £— D id you * v e r see a P I N B LA R G E ) To Vittoria Villano: From Um alfid «vii* of Mike Rotundo and Carmecaua« I,c a n 't."—T ra v e l Magaalne. F A C T »0 »Im ply sta ted ) Cannot Ret out qf alignment The best machine on the market Saturdays 4 to 9 p. m. T ypew riter lo Provide for the Appointment of a City Scavenger, Defining III» Dulles, and for Other Purpo^ PU RPO SES One thnt will stnntl the tJrentcst tests li AN ORDINANCE city, with one nr more water closet buckets of regu lation pattern; thr numhrr of bucket* to la- u*ed in any one privy thnll he determined by the Uito Scavenger, »ubjrct to the miiirovsi of the lns|wclor or the Sanitary Cdinniltleo *jf the Council. It shall tie the duty of the Scavenger to *upp!y the buckets where needed, and within two day* re­ port the name of lhe occupant of the premier*, with thr numhrr of bfirkrl* supplied, to the City Clerk, whuac duly ll shall be lu keep a li»,t of the buckets in use. and by whom. . &tc. 4.—H w owners or aeruMnt s n f prrrntsef limit pul all gatliagr in suitable receptacles and place same outside of thr sidewalk on thr strrrt, ill a convenient plate fur thr Scavrnger. Srt 5. • All owners, agents or occupant* of prem­ ise* where buckrIs are used, >ht*lt nay t i l*0 ixt laa-ket per quarter, pay*Ur quarterly ill advance, all store*, saloons, restaurants, hotels, and all other place* ot business shall pay SI SO per quar­ ter. payable quarterly in udvnncr, olfiers amt rrsidrrues where buckets arc not used shall pay 73 cent* quarterly, payable quarterly In advance, for trash trota ft the remoVat' of »< garbage and trasl their re­ wet ivr plore* -----IDJCtivr Su fl. 0. Tire aggredì aggregate amount of di rrvenue deSu, rivai under the provisions of this ordinance sitali he a Sanitary Fund, tu be used by the Sanitary Committee for sanitary purpoarl ditty; Sec 7. Die [uiyiuenl for tmckels and scgvragt-r sasviut shall be tumlr nt the office of the City Clerk, tetween the first (lid (hr l*-iitFt of January, April, July and October, the Clerk shall keep a recurd of all monies received, and pay out the same by the order or approval ot the Sanitary Commit­ tee. He shall make a quarterly report lo the Coun­ cil of all monies received and paid oql under the provisions of fills ordinance.! See. 8 . All violator* of the provisions of this or­ dinance shall be bunishrd by a fine of not leas Ilian SLIM) nnr more than gSU IMF. or by imprisonment and labpr not exceeding thirty day». Srr. B. All ordinances and ports of ordinance* In conflict with file provisions of thi* ordinance are hrreby repealed Sec. 10. Tills being a sanitary measure, the same shall take effect immediately after Its passage. To lit«. Mayo« L i t : I hereby terrify that the above ordinance was ALL County, Florid a In Re Estate of I W. M, Mahoney I To A ll Csromut*. Ixustru, Dcmriourtas xxo * u I*tjwiss Mav inc CiAmc A gainst Said Estatx: You and each of yeni nre hereby notified and re­ quired to tiresrni any claims and alt demands [ which you have either fur or against said estate of | W. M. Mahoney, deceased, late of Urange County. Florida, to the undersigned Liecnlor of said rslale | within one year from liie dnV helruf. Dated December 21. 1908, Fsascu W , Mauoniy, 19-8 Executor. ’S tn iu N I. Il sh a ll T>r Ih r du ty of ih r M ayor, “ Step lively, w ith the dt>proviil of tfyr Council, tu ut>tH>mt a L*lt> ductor. Scavrnjtcf, who»« ro m i m* m atk>n ih a ll lw í U m I hy “ I f I was young enough to do that." Ih r C ity Council Srr, 2. It ilin ll l»r the d u ty of t h r C ity S c a v rn responded the aged passenger, clim b­ trr tu r n n o v r nIJ r M T c m r n l frum t h r p r iv lr s w ith il th r m rpoTDtr lim it i of th r r4ty nl Ir n tt unn* | ing aboard. " I ’ d walk and bent your Comforting. r a d i Wthck. nud till th r jturtmjU» p ln rrd Untoli Ih r ca r."—Philadelphia Ledger. ■trecti dally, Hfi ahall alio rttuovs from the city Condemned Man (to his ln w y e n —I t ’S m it« nil other offrimi ve or u riiliih ily liuti ter or I «ulmtartcv whi n rn fu r*le d lu do to l>> t h r lim pret* ■ long sentence, sir, to be sent to pris or. M u rth n l or M ayor. on for life. L a w y er (Inclined to n roor* It «holl lir th*4 duty of t h r S c n v e n S rr to thor hopeful v ie w )—Yes, It does seem long, •Hjjthly wn»h nil rm tith^l ln»ckrt« lirfo rr r rp la rin g I but perhaps you w on 't llvo n grent Srr.. :t. Every privy within (hr corporate limit* while. of thr city »hall he provided, at the extieii*e of the O f Good M a tarlsl. llrlggs—H ow do yon like these ci­ gars) Grtggs—(h rst rate. Whnt ore they made Of?—Lifo. — City of Sanford ) » *,*• _ ) DIH in Chsnccry to Lot t. Block 7 , Tier »,) Enforce Tax Lien Owner Unknown, and) , To AH Whom It May Concern: Upon application o? the City Solicitor, it i f hereby ordered that on or before- Ilie let. rusty Rule day next, bring February t, A. t). 1000. in said court, you appear to and sntwer ’the bllf filed and *et forth the 11 tura of your respective intrtrm in. tight to. ARTICLE III. or lien* upon teal estate situate in lhe City The amount of capital stock of ititi mrt*>tallon of Sanford, and drwribed in the blit at; shall be Twenty-Five Thousand Dollar*. I lot l Block 7. Tier 2 . (X23.M0 00) fulty patd tlp, the share* to be One j It ¡, further ordered that this ___ ordcr bi Hundred Dollars, ( i 100 .0 (1) each, and two hun­ puhlithcd in thè Sauford llcrald, a new»|Wper dred and fifty in numhrr. and of par value ot line pjihlishcd in said Cily. onte a week for eight in ($100.00)..................... Hundred Dollars each. All the capital conseculivr weekt tuior to ttid rute day. stuck lobe fully paid up In real property nt a just Wilnes* my haml *nd tesi of thè said cir­ value to be Used amt determined by the Hoard ot cuii court thi« xsih dsy ot Novcmbcr, A. TI. Directors. 1908. 11. M. Robinson, tSral.) ARTICLE IV. The corporation shall poo (Write for a petipd of I 2,1-R Clcrk Circuit Court, Urange Coitnty. + Sevrnty flve Yror» from STldMirr ifs legal'nu-orporajion by Uie proper authorities. tn County Ju dge’ s Court. Orange SIC 8etdleea Fruits. Science bo fa r has failed to furnlHh any explanation o f the m ystery o f seedless fruits. T h ey ara n ot.tlin out couto o f the work o f uinn. Man perI>etuatea them, n p does no more. Th e setdlcHS orange was found In n stnto •of »red less ness.—Vegetarian. ...— . respondent. Vlttnrln Vill»no(or Victoria Vjllnnci). it a non-re*ldrnl of the Stale of Morlda; that lhe is an infant under the age of twenty-one years; that she It a citlirn of the Kingdom of Italy and, now reside* with her mother; Cattolicn Sargent Villano. at Lansdomlnl, Marigilano. Provlncla di Catena. Kingdom of Italy, and that there Is no person in thr State of Florida the service of a sub­ poena upon whom would bind the saM Vlttorla Villano. You are therefore ordered to apprar to this Bill for Partition on Monday, ths 1st day ot March, 10(19. the tame being a tulr day ot said ruurt. It is further ordrred that tills nudee br published fot eight consecutive we< k* in The Sanford Herald, The under nTgnrd hove aaauctaied and % hrretiy a nneipeperpuMtihi'd tnurange CNiltty. Florid* Witness, II M. Robli tot. Clerk of the Circuit nnwn-iate thrmarlvei logelhrr for the puriuee of forming a tasty corporate under and by virtue of Court In and for Orange county, Florida, and the the Law* of the State of Florida, and we do adopt seal of said court, this 2i>9 day of January, A . D. 1900. B. M. RuaiKxw. Clerk. the following Articles of IncoriKiralion: ARTICLE VI. The highest amount of indebtedness nf this cor­ Wanted Something Quicker. poration to which il Can subject itself shall not exceed its capital slock, i • Borne few years ago I Issued a pol Ths Old Trade. ARTICLE VIL Uy on the life o f n uiau w ho was fa r “ H ’ m !” ejnculnted the governor ns he The name* and resylfru^ld lhc-iuhsciitiers of from lxdng-a modal husband.- -4. cal perused~thircard nr uic M -w irT in lvcd slis k in till* coriMitaUuii. arid lhe uiurHint of stock for the premium every w eek nnd rare prlsouer, " I see you are u commercial sulcscrilied by each is as follows J N. Whittier, Sanford. Motidn. 99 shares *1 ly got It without n grum ble from the tra v e le r)” A T. Rossc-tter. Sanford. Florida. 71 shares. S () Chase. Sanford, Florida, 80 share*. wife. Th e Inst tim e I called she said Th e man nsseulcd. I* Witaru WmstJjt, the toliM’tildng Iricvriiorn"I ain’ t going to pay you any more. "Tl/at presents something o f a diffi­ lorsilo hercliy tulwc'rllie their namea this IhiwJ'dny There’s Mm, Smith only hud her old culty. You know, my umij. everybody o( Fcluunry.'A D. IU09l } N Wiiriss*. A T. Homrm.*. man In M.’s society threo months, nnd here has got to Work. Now, what trade S. 0 Ciusi.. he's dead, and she's got the money will you take up) You ran lie a mat- Srstr. or Fiosio*. l C ounTV or Os»M.e I I'm going to put my old maul In that, maker, a tailor or n shoemaker. Per­ lie fore me K Fj Maxwell, a Notary Ihiltllc of the so you needn’ t call ngain.’ ’■‘-L iverp o o l haps you’d like to make brushes or e of Florida, per sonally came J. Nl Whtlner, A osseltcr and S 0. Chase, to me well known In Mercury. baskets” — tie the persons named in nnd who signrd the fore­ — - K t i ’ UM sir,” Interrupted the going Aria les of lncnriv>ralitin. and each for him­ self nrknowledgrd that he subscritied and executed - Flattered Ur prisoner, “ but I think I ’d much rather he same Article* of Incorporation fur the pur|K>ses " I feel su ro M iss Ehnltli Is In love stiek to my old trade " herein expressed I n W itsias WmsMir. I have hereunto »«I my with y o u ," s a id a la d y to h e r brother. " W e ll," said the grave and reverend nod ninl olliciul seal ibis 3rd day nf Fehruury. “ I)o you 7 It sounds too good to bo seignior, "w o alw ays like prisoners to . I) 1909 |sr»t| R. C. Msswru. true." work nt their own trades when possi­ Nullity Public Stale of Florida My commission "W ell, I heard her say yesterday that ble. B u t"— espires April III. 1912. 2S-S plainness In a man Is not really fault, but a sign o f character.’ " lia Villano Rotundo, herein duty (lied, they depose I nnd say upon oath that they are the complainants will ev en tu ally Imy is the Underwood [Fashionable Hair Cutting" and General Burbering Hot and Cold Baths at all Houra. phur Oaths a Specialty Hot S u l­ |One visit nnd yuti Itmmir n Stnunch i’utrnn Pico Block oppoatta Expraaa O flica — THE- H. & W . B. DREW CO. FOR 9-ROOM HOUSE, 14 ACRES STATE DEALERS Jacksonville, • • Florida W rito us for furUtfcr infurmntion Sanford Machine î Foundry Works " In E nterprise $ 1 1 0 0 .0 0 DON P E A B O D Y E n te rp rise F lo rid a FRESH MEATS AND Repairing All Kinds of Machinery GROCERIES AT I. ANDERSON’S DEALERS IN D IN G E E I Autom obiles and Gas Engines T Ü T T B" P lu m b in g and G as Fitting O ffice and works 214 Oak A venu e 'Plioue 130 SANFORD, FLORIDA A ll Work Receives My Personal A t ten lion and Beat Efforts OjipositeCity Hall 'Phone 230 �i ;• -—- TMC -SANfORP HERALD LETTER FROM GOTHAM Major M a rk s W rites of Inter­ esting Events SUMMARY Of SANfORD Af FAIRS W rites Interesting Letter Atgut New Railroad— Other M a t­ ters of Interest • To the Editor oTThe Herald ' to the mouth o f Taylor creek on the bank o f Okeechobee lake. __ The communi tie* o f Sanford. Orín mio ai St. Cloud are directly concerned with the success o f this undertaking. and It Is abso­ lutely essential to their interests to obtain and retain complete control and command over this rood, in order to compel the flow o f tratte north from the Everglades, and prevent its possible divergence to the south on the gulf coast by way o f Fort Myers and Punta Rosa. To what good purpose can this road tend, from the viewpoint o f Sanford and allied communities, if the vast products o f the Everglades ore In­ duced to seek on outlet riy wny o f the gulf to New Orleans? The builders o f the rood should be the first to derive the benefits arising from the connection with and development o f the Everglades, and the progressive elements of Sanford. Orlando, and ¿t. Cloud, should join hands to finance the scheme and se­ cure control o f the road. If necessary. Orange county should issue bonds for the full amount required and dispense with Eastern capital. These bonds can he ¿Need right here in New York at a cot parntlvely light discount. The sacrifice involved would be immeasurably less than the loss o f trafic which might result from the control o f the road by outside capital­ ists, indifferent to thedaim sn nd interests of Orange county. Home financiers o f the stamp o f Senator Louis Massey can safely and readily bring about this issue. Reverting again to the proposed tracing o f the road from Lake Jessup across rite Conlooha tehee river, down the S l Johns valley, the line will come in contact at Lake Washington with the divide o f the peninsula between the St. Johns and K is­ simmee. On these fiats there is high w a­ ter generally to a depth o f six feet. The country traversed is much more thinly settled, and o f far lesser promise in the near future than the line advocated above. 1 shall make it a point to meet Senator Whitner on his arrival in New York, and to obtain his views. When L tx p e c itn h n v e another chapter o f jntercst for The Herald readers in connection with the Everglades, ■fc- • • February 2p, )t0t AN INVESTMENT From Information at hand, i am nntici palin g the arrival in this city o f Senator J. N. Whitner, whose name recalls many o f m y earlier associations with the inter­ ests o f Orange county and South Florida. His father contributed largely totho building up o f that section, and his uncle. CoL Whitner, was the pioneer o f civilization in the southern regions o f the Slate. Both tljese good men have gone the w ay oT na­ ture, but they have left behind them a beaten track fot posterity to follow. As the ndvance runners o f civilization, they have led the w ay and smoothed the path o f succeeding generations to a land of promise. It seems but just and meet ihnt the dignity and honor o f jw pulnr repre­ sentation should devolve on their immedi­ ate and direct decendnnt, not simply as • ’» , , * the reward o f merit due to ancestry, but in recognition o f that personal worth which justifies that signal mark o f public confi­ dence nntl approval. 1 understand that Senator Whitncr's coming to New York is in some manner connected with the buiidingof the railroad from Spnford to the Everglades. Now, any * move in this direction from those connect­ ed with Inrgc enterprises. South or West, a m only be construed as a bid for Eastern capital.- I f —so l»e, I cry: Beware 1- You cannot engage the lion without giving him ~ I, ' the lion's share. The lions o f W all street — ;— are very e xacting—tn-th is-respect: The Spanish saying which warns the lamb * against go in g‘to market in quest o f wool, for fear o f coming back shorn, is a lesson Floridians In N ew York do mostly ennin point. _______ .___________•___________ ___ "gregnte at Churchill In tel on Broadway, My view s on the subject o f the Ever near Fourteenth street. T i s there I bad glades took form many years ago, when the pleasure o f meeting quite recently an the prospect o f reclaiming that extensive old friend and resident o f Sanford, David tract nf splendid agricultural soil seemed Coldweil. (lie merchant tailor, who is here projected so far intoathe future as to take investing in n new line o f goods. 1 re­ the appearance o f n dream. I am speak membered him as a man o f comparatively , ¡tig o f the early eighties, when engaged in slight build, and was much impressed by the selection of the 4,000.000 acres tract the noble proportions which he has since o f land acquired in different districts of assumed. A s a living and striking ad­ Florida by the Disston syndicate. J. M. vertisement o f the healthfulness o f the Creamer, city engineer o f Philadelphia, Sanford clim ate Dave Caldwell should he was employed b y the syndicate to make voted tlie thanks o f the community. surveys between Lake Okeechobee and Indian river. His report shows that he HURDUI MADE EASY found a fall of 22 feet in the short dis­ That prolific in ven tor.,H iram Maxim, tance of sixteen miles separating Obserwho lias devised more engines o f destruc­ tion island in Lake Okeechobee from tion than any other man o f pastor present r Indian river. It was then my attention first became ages, has finally evolved the noiseless gun fixed on that submerged vallfey requiring What place this improved instrument of but tile well directed efforts o f man to re­ slaughter shall take in the armament of ward him with the possession of 6,000 ,- civilized nations is yet open to conjecture - OOO acres o f w it as fm firn rx tiF v a n e y T jr Meant ime .w«>-weds roostthe Nile, and capable o f producing more infinite possibilities which this silent weapon nfTords as a.safe and easy auxill sugar cane, rubber, bananas and other ary to murder. Particularly so when con tropical fruits than any other single secsidered in combination with smokeless t ion o f L i«d in the civilized world. The powder. With a noiseless and smokeless drainage o f Lake Okeechobee will easily udd 100,000 qcrcs to (his vnst agricultural gun concealed in his coat pocket the mur­ domain, besides reclaiming the waste area derer m ay approach his victim in the open o f Observation island, where the rubber street and quietly dispatch him in the broad light of day, or he m gy taken snipe tree now luxuriates in idle growth. shot at him from n house window. If this Spenking in the interests not only of treacherous weapon is destined to come Celery farms, with flowing wells nil tiled, drained and ready for crop. $500(K) to $1000.00 Into use it should be strictly confined to Orange county, hut also In the Interest of per acre. the army and its sale to |>rivatc individu the most thickly settled portion of Osceola City property, improved ami unimproved. 303,000 acres tim ber Innd, with finest site in nls forbidden by law under the heaviest county ns represented by Kissimmee und Florida for crate factory. penalty. Its manufacture as a pistol or in the section immediately adjoining, I wish _ _ Qlhere T u x yu ujvhnt can be done.--M URRELL 6L M IN SffEW are practical fnrinrr? ns any pocket Jsmi adm itting o f - easy-- con­ to submit m v v ie ws a s to the-location o f well as real estate brokers, and are here to show you what lias been nnd can be done. cealment is so replete with danger to so­ t he road from Sanford to the Everglades S\»AW \VAAV\\W W >SSV ciety and so full uf sinister possibilities ns which I have reason to believe Is the most kVVVVW * V V W W W to preclude it entirely. The abortive lit \%\%%%%%\% favorable to the entcriHisc and to the fu tie monster should be strangled at its birth lure development of the Everglade». If Mr. Maxim would devote his Inventive These view s ore submitted with defer genius tp the suppression of noise in the cnce to the judgment o f those who have traced the road more to the east or A tlan ­ typewriter or sewing machine he witlscrve In seeking to build and finance this gi- | run o f ages to follow. where true «com m i y patience trad'not under laid thrinwbsw*tic side of Okeechobee take over the A I pat- the interests o f humnnity to better pur- ganUe « J iihiw in » fe w short year which etui* and false economy begins? tiaf foundations T -poser- - — ---- — ’ 'T~ -iokee flats -and througlrthe iuurcunaetded m ay mean much to rite life o f man, hut ns • • . The economy o f two or three hundred Rome was not built in a day. parts o f Osceola and Brevard counties. minutes in the life o fa n a tio u — are wc not millions, if in any manner detracting from _ M K Mu«. T1IK PANAMA CANAL They are presented for the impartial conT h e seven engineering experts w h o 'ac­ imposing a burden fa r too heavy for a sin­ the perfect achievement o f tlie'work or en ­ Fine Record for New Bjnk sidaraiion o flh e enterprising men who are companied Mr. T a ft o n h ls tour o f inspec­ gle generation to h e a rt Th e ruilure o f the dangering its endurance, seems but a n eg­ Tlie Bank o f Winter Garden was organ­ back o f the undertaking by one who speaks tion over the canal route are confidently French was directly attributable to such, ligible consideration. I f the expenditure ized and opened up for business on Janu­ with full knowledge o f the subject, und has expected to return n report favorable to and no other cause. In building the Pan­ of so much additional money as w ill build ary 3, 1008. with n capital of $15.000. no pcrsonnl interest at stake. the lock system o f construction. It Is em ­ ama canal we are performing n work In­ tlie canal as it should be built w ithregard , . . T lie annual meeting of the sUsktohifTl First. In oolcr to gaug* rite situation inently flttlng'aria proper that they should tended to Tost ns long- as rids pominerft in t)u> i-inin, claims o f Posterity and iu contest | w as))plj ln„ Wednesday, and a Jividrod oofrecriy.it behooves one and all to discard do this. as they were engaged for no other w ill endure. We cannot, therefore, build with time is too great for the present gen ­ o f eight per cent declared, wiring «** * local prejudices and rise above rinse petty purpose. Scientific experts are very much too solidly. Tlie work should be performed eration to bear. then, go slow, and let the over $1,000 to surplus and Individual F®feelings which spring from the rivalry e f like lawyers: they stand ready to argue on with the greatest euro and deliberation. coming generation contribute one half to fits. Tlie deposits are $05.51)11. young und growing communities. The cither side. Our courts o f law have been Imt In seeking a momentary triumph, w e the work. ~ ~ T liit Is n most remarkable record for * large interests involved are cununon to frequently the scene o f many battles royal bequeath to fiosteriiy an lm|>erfect or un­ Again. 1 say the Panama caual is not a new bank sturted one >«-;irafi». and sou South Florida, und not confined to any sin­ between scientific experts. It follows, stable structure. The world has lived for I*®-, gle locality. Thus any attempt to divert therefore, that the impartial value o f ex the millions o f years of its existence up to commercial venture, und m ay not be con­ hardly lie possible iu any county those general Interests from their true and pert opinions purchased in the open the present day without the Panama ca­ sidered as such when its grand destiny is gresslve than Orange. at stake. It is a national enterprise in legitim ate course of development can only market should be very largely discounted. nal, The American nation has grown and Grand Opening o f Spring MIUtoeD which universal interests Arc engaged. - It - redound in the long run - to the fletTWieTSt 1ne mSTrT reasons mliTuced in ” favi»r o f thrived without it for the hundred ami odd ' I v r , ¿ T S m T i O S w eïï.l.ro«rr changes the face o i nature, and opposes and prejudice o f tjie main enterprise. the lock system are economy in money years o f its independent existence. A in a reverent setise rite forces o f the cre­ o f Orlando cordially Invite die : The products o f the Everglades must be and time. These considerations, while o f further wait o f fifteen or tw enty years does ated against the first designs o f the Cre- Sanford to tlie spring opening drawn north to the St. Johns rives and paramount importance In engineering not seem incommensurate If the proper utor. i t obliterates an enormoua distance nesday and Thursduy. Feb. 24tbanJ thence to Jacksonville to reach the great feats performed for commercial ends, fall performance o f the work demands It. We by sea between the A tlan tic and Pacific Their m illiner has spent r i«* * »< “ * markets o f the East. This can be brought to impress me when dealing with a na­ are building more for the future than for ahores o f the North Am erican continent. N ew York. Philadelphia and Uatn®«* about by njnning the Everglades railroad tional undertaking so vast in scope, and so lire present.. U thla a work to be performed hurriedly studying the styles and selecting from the mouth o f Soldiers' creek directly momentous to our future. goods. Remember tfie place. vrt To the proposition made on the side o f or cheaply? la Orlando, thence south and east to S l The question naturally arises: A re we economy in cost o f coos traction. 1 oppose Smith. Orlando. ______ O ood.or the Toho plot ogee lakes, and thence not rushing this work too fast T Useless as they are. would Ik e Pyramids this question: Who can say. In the long have endured for forty centuries i f human it No- H® The Hu ald 's IN S A N FO R D LA N D IS THE SUREST M O N E Y «%MAKER Celery Lands and Celery Farms. City Property If you want any of these“ See . usT Terras to suit Vour pocket-book HOLDEN REAL ESTATE CO. SAN FO RD , FLA. _ îT O P iD iiË i^ n ^ m fa n fg fs ifT if im iË in r ^ fô URRELL & IN S H E W ______ E S T A T E B R O K E R S Present to the Investor the Best Opportuni­ ties in Florida - Unimproved celery lands, flowing w ells guaranteed, $25.00 to $200.00 per acre M URRELL & - M IN SH EW . V., -, �TW ELVE P A G E S - PART II—PAGES 9 TO 12 . "XIS*!. ¿ • 'S ; 1 . I N S A N F O R D — Life is Worth Living Number 27 SAfyfORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 2 0 , 1909 ALL AROUND FLORIDA ‘The General News of “The Land of F lo w e rs" CULLED EROM THE STATE PRESS An Epitome or the Week's M o st Im ’___ portont Happening» In the State 's Domain. teomsl A wireless message from the steamship tcamsl El Norte o f the Southern Pacific Steamship Co. brought seven vessels to the aid o f the Iwrkeutlne MUIuuzuk, from E em aad loa to Philadelphia. In distress near Diamond shoals. . came to the rescut%md towed the'Matnnzns into (»rt._ Miss Bessie M. Phillips and V ictor A. Gustafson o f Tampa were married in the show window of a furniture company in that city Inst Week, and as a reward for so doing the company gi^ve them an entire outfit tor their home. The British steamship Nyassa, from P en ­ sacola for Liverpool, was in collision hist week off Gravesend with the Atistrinn steamship BcthorL Neither vessel wns damaged to any extent. * . ' The new Florid a-Cuba steamship line is iply between JaclaonyillcamLCulbarlcn. cigar maker, committed suicide, Sumlny, at his boarding house in Tampa, liy taking chloral and morphine. Hls--«casou_for taking his own life wnsqhnt he_ wns_ i t » old to do much or to enjoy life. He had often told his friends this. Duncnn Grnnt, n negro who some tithe ago attempted nn assault upon a white girl near Plunt City, has been sentenced to twenty years imprisonment. First Year PAVING BRICK ARRIVES Stone Curbing and Brick Now On The Street PAVINÖ TO COMMENCE AT ONCE In a collision between H. M. Crnwfofd One o f the G reatest Im provem en ts on a bicycle, nnd J. Fullwood in nn auto­ Ever U ndertaken by the mobile. in Tnmpu one tiny Inst week. Mr, City o f Sanford Crawford was quite seriously injured. The vitrified brick nnd excellent stone curbing for the paving o f First street lias n ew h o t e l arrived And is tyin g hauled Into position hlliijtf rtie'sVdeA of This thoroughfare; The w . C. r ^ talln fW l ngl Purchased The W ilton work o f itnvlng will start at once, and un­ • <4 llo tc l Last W eek der the large force of men, the contractors * The Wilton Hotel was purchased last expect to finish at a rapid rate. Our mer­ week by W. C. Fielding, a competent chants who have been suffering from dust hotel man and It is now being thoroughly during the dry seasons can now h »k for renovnted nnd repaired nnd ninny exten­ relief, as the brick paving will obliterate sive improvements made in the property. this vexatious question. The city council The new hotel will be known ns the nt their meeting two weeks ago, unani Bye Lo nftcr Joe Emmett's grent lullaby nmusly decided in favor o f n sixty-foot­ song. Mr. Fielding being nn intimate wide street, and this will give Snnfonlone friend o f that well known nctor. o f the finest thoroughfares in the South. Mr. Fielding is nn experienced hotel Our main street has long l>cen n Idot upon man having been connected with some of our fair city, nnd the assurance o f brick the best hotels in different parts o f the paving has caused a general feeling of country. He is n native o f Hartford, satisfaction. ' Conn., but for the past eight years has The question o f brick paving for some o f SANTORO’S ’ ^ Drive your Wngoji into Sanford Call on C. IT. Evans He can deliver any brand you w ant out of Our new W arehouse . W ithout Delay— Armour Armour Armour Armour which is midway o f the island on the north side, line vessel will run between Jack­ sonville and Porto R ic o , _______________ Blood, Bone & Potash Celery Grower Vegetable Practical Trucker-------- .‘Or any other brand of our justly C elebrated F ertilizers— *- — Do you w ant Hardwood Ashes? —Dried-Blood, Sheep Manure, Blood and’ N itrate of. Soda? The schooner Elvira Belt, lumber laden, from Jacksonville for Boston, was lost at sen Fell. 8. Thu entire crew wns saved nqd Imu led at Norfolk, Va. The jury Tiefbrn whom was tried Z. P. -«Freeman on the elmrge o f cmliczzieinciii while lie whs city collector o f Tampa, failed to agree and were discharged. Ask for it, We have it THE ARMOUR FERTILIZER WORKS CondiuTnr Lyle nnd MotOrman Lancas­ ter who were arrested in connection wit«, the fatal accident tu Sid Jufilison in Tain pi several days ago, have been exhonoiOleil hy the coroner's jury. Jacksonville, Fla. W. J. Jones, W. J. Shea, atnl J. W. Ray, who have h*en rubbing churches and ic> Lienees in several States, have been nrj reslcil in Pensacola, ami each sealcm-e.! to eight years imprisonment. On Friday night last week, the pisiolliiut Daytona was entered hy burglars am rnhlieil of considerable cash and a <|.untli ty ol stamps. CHAS. H. EVANS, S ales A(ient. '— Sanford, Florida . (A sk Him ) ■*. (> v v w * \ v « v i v t m t k w v v v w u v m s m m t v v k v k u v t v m t v t w v n v v w n s t | W H Y N O T USE Fainter In attempting to jump on a moving switch engine o f the A. C. L. railroad at Jacksonville last Friday, Wallace Shore, . — lbUUlUll years old, slipped and fell mul was ground to death beneath the wheels Fertilizer „WOW, A N D - S A V E M O N E Y -?------------» J It lias shown ipore results for the Money invested than any other. W C FIELDING. I'KOI'KIETUK OK THE BYE LO HOTEL Johnnie Edmonson, the thirteen year It will pay you to exam ine the Celery Fields where old son of J. N. Edmonson o f Plant City, was accidentally killed while out hunting been in Florida where he bus been with the intersecting streets has not yet been one day Inst week. the Aragon. Duval mul Windle Hotels in ! decided upon, but it Umore than proludile A white man known as F. 11. Cox, living Jacksonville, the Rock ledge n1ul Conti­ that several other streets will he paved is used. Our representative, C. M. BRADW ATER, is in Sanford in Port Tampa Cilyi has been arrested nental Hotels on the East Coast and sev­ with brick while the contractors are on the ground. eral other large hotels in different parts every week. See him or write tu hitu ut Orlamlobr----------------------------charged with the murder o f E. E. Johns •*"«§'' ii—T lilssfrect paving means more to the of Fernnridinn in 1893. The arrest was o f the state. Mr. Fielding states that lie will give the city of Sanford than any other movement mode on Information furnished by a man wtm claims to be a Pinkerton detective. traveling public the best $2.00 n day that has ever been inaugurated.nndsigniw r it « for Bookiat. J A C K S O N V IL L E , F L O R ID A €<>x claims that he knows nothing nlNiut hotel south o f Jacksonville and the best lies that our public spirited citizens nnd , die matter, nnd thut fils arrest is purely n only w ill he found at the Bye I » at all council are fully alive to the best interests * V4V »M 4 4 W W 4 »4 4 V »W V W VW V V V U V V H V U »V V tV V V 4 »W V V M VVV% tVW VW * of our rapidly growing metropolis. There «case of mistuken identity times. Besides being a hotel man. Mr. Fielding is more heavy trafllc upon the streets of Sam Youngblood, son o f funner county 4» a greaL booster for thc city and w hile Sanford than any other city o f the size in — area Mirer R. TrYoungbbod o f Hillsborough ■county,- wns ruhbed o f $1100 last week advertising his hotel will see that Sanford the South.1ond nothing less than a good brick (laving would stund this traffic. The . •"* Tampa, hy three strangers who mude is also well advertised. brick is the Augusta brand, nod will be laid His fam ily w ill arrive in the oity about his acquaintance, had several drinks, play­ ed pool at ten dollars a ball, lost $1100 to March 1st nnd the new hotel will throw the narrow way, thus insuring the best of services. him, which they agreed to pay i f he could «lien its doors to the public and prove an­ other strong attraction for Sanford. *huw an equal amount in jiroof that he Reudy fo r Business ---------- ,---- -------------- t* i ' was ptaying fair. He borrowed the money Ust of UnciaimoU-L«tiers-------The Sanford Carriage works is now lofnm*ht!brutlier, returned to his new-found Remaining in the Snnfonl Postofflce nt Cated in its new building on Oak avenue, friends, showed it to them, let them count close of week ending Feb. l(i, 1909 : opposite the Geo. II. Fernald machine shop*. P a i n t e r ’s S a n f o r d C e l e r y THE E. O. P A IN T E R Special F E R T IL IZ E R CO. c o rd ia lly invite you ta^attend our. SPRING OPENING OF it. when the last o f the three had finished counting he clutched the roll of billstiglit. made a break across the street, and— Mr. Youngblood was -film flam m ed." Tw o of the "friends'' were arrested later nnd part °f tile money recovered. - The ttiree Triasted schooncr Coquimbo, from Gulfport, Miss., laden with steel and lumber, went ashore south o f Boynton on the Float Coast last week. The cargo was to fie »old where it was, in ho|>ea to save the vessel, Ladies Chnffro, Mr» Ellen Lowell. Mit* Annie ttsre, Mr», Minerva juhnson. Mr» Ellin M. Smyly. Mr» Virgil Workman. Min Minnie Eilt».-Mr*. Ellen« ------ Uytulmait. Mu* Uinitio Gentlemen A dam ». Mr, D ave A llen. Kev. E. Brow p, M r ('|t»|||ç Drown. Jinnrt Blue. Mr. Som ie r» C iro kr, D n a c 4, Mr A E n .»i. Mi. u „.i Kelly. Mr. Hobt. Molen. Mr M K. Keynuld», Mi»! Waller Rogers, kir T, E. Simm», M S Whidden, G. E Wtliaan. Mr.'Thotna» Wood. Mr. Krank Wood». Mr K W. Wood». Mr. Kaniom Mr. Underwood is a practical carriage ma­ ker ond any orders entrusted lo him will receive careful ami prompt attention. Be­ sides manufacturing buggies, wngons nnd hurness, they are dealers in carriage goods, gasoline engines nnd roofing. They also do general repair work and horseshoeing, for which their new quarters are well equipped. The business of the jniblic Is earnestly solicited and faithful and con­ scientious business treatment is assured oil patrons. George, D. M. Hill.Mell Hick. Mr. AbeJenkUan. Mr. Tommie P achates The S. A . L. railroad depot at Law tcy Burns, Thomas (1) A rriva l and D epartu re o f M alls was burned Monday, together with its Persons claiming the above w ill please Effective Nuvnabcr Fifteenth. contents. Cause o f fire is not known. say "A dvertised," and give date of tills Arrive From North.........7 00 a. m . 2 05 p. m , 5 40 p. m. Cuas . F. H askins , P. M. South....... ...... .......... 7 00 a. m . 2 35 p. in, Robert Fleming wns shot and instantly list. d*y. An old grudge was the cause. The cWmer's jury brought in a verdict o f Jus­ tifiable homicide. Miss Nellie W alker o f Mississippi, who * a* visiting at the home o f her sister, Mrs. Frank Ragan, in Brooksville, accidentally «hot and killed herself. Sunday, while bundling a revolver. * J o « Santos Medina, aged 77 year», *a • 8 f t 6:-- -------- Orlando R ace M ee t . Oviedo branch...... .................. 10 30 a.m. The annual race meeting of the Orlando Trilby branch.............. 7 00 a. m.. I 10 p. m. Tavsre* branch „ — 1 32 p. m. Driving Association w ill lake place March Leave Fur ‘ . North........................* 32 p, mi, 9 00 p, jn. 9,* 10,11 and 12. and promises to be one of South ______ I 35 p. in., 3 30 p. m . 9 00 p. tu. the best ever held in the state. Most of Titusville branch........... 9 00 a. m . 2 23 p, in Oviedo branch...«........ . 2 30 p. in the horses now at the Tampa fair will be Trilby branch.................j 45 p. in . 9 00 p. m. shipped to Orlando and take part in the Tavares branch........... 0 40 a. m , 2 25 p. ru. branch trains dally except Sunday; «there daily. races. Some o f our Sanford fast stock will A dally eipress pouch received irumTampa at 1 1 55 a- in also be entered, and M. M. Smith will star Chak'F IL u n u , Kutimaster H. C. ID ullst. Ass I Postmaster. with the old reliable "Banana Boy." FINE M ILLINERTL W e d n e sd a y and T hursday, February, 24th and 25th A ll the L a te s t Im p o rta tio n s of G age , J o h n so n , C a to r and F ish H a ts IVES ..... & SMITH O R L A N D O , F L O R ID A --------- ----— Artesian and Deep W ell Drilling T e le p h o n e No. 6 0 t ;, M . P. L1P E � 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, 1909 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, February 20, 1909 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 20, 1909. 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 20, 1909; <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