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1901
11,000
1902
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1903
34,000
1884 .
83,690
1906
1907
1908
1909
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Y ea rly average Increate 118.3%
O u r P o licy:
C o n »o rv »ila m , R elloblllty, PregraM lvanaaa and C o vrlao ua Traatm artl
$25 down-that’s aii n n n n n n n s a m a ra s
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$ 1 0 m o n t h ly - T b .f.E .i,
Profits
Sanford Vegetable Growers Are
It is nothing-unusual to hear of single acres that ne£ from $500 to $1200 per acre
The other crops are bringing prices in proportion, The general outlook for Celery
Delta Fanners are brighter this v e ry minute than they have been for m any seasons.
Wow is the Time for You to Buy
Vegetable Farms
O n e o f our
at $150 an an acre on our very easy system: o f pay
ments........T h e increased profits as shown this season by the growers w ill have a great ef
fect in, increasing the price o f land, and if you want to do business in the vegetable line in
Florida,
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You Had Botter Purchase One of Our Farms
.......Before the price is increased by the natural development o f this section and the attend
ant success o f our growers.
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Farm s are situated on original transportation, are well drained, the soil is excellent afid
the community is in a flourishing condition. ./
Fourteen Families Have Moved to Monroe
Since we put this division o f elery F a rm s on the market,
houses every day, breaking new land and planting crops o f various
the effect of making all the land in that section more valuable.
buildin
new
have
If You Are Interested
W rite to us about Florida Real Estate. W e have all kinds o f
chicken firms, winter homes and vegetable farms.
Our Terms Are the Best Offered by Any Firm In Sanford
same
quality is such that it will produce
anything that will, grow *anywhere
We Give You Six Years In Which to Pay for Your Farm and
on the deferred payments
Irrigation and
Vegetable Culture. It Is Free
T IT L E
BOND
- & - G U A R A N TE E - COM PANY
Sanford. Florida. U. S. A.
P. S .~ W e have two small improved places that we will sell very reasonable.
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Number 23
SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 3. I9H
ALL AROUND FLORIDA S» W 0 I">
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The General News of “ The Land
of Flowers.
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G A M E NEWS OF THE WORLD
Woodmen of the World Will Hold An
nual Meeting Here
Sanford has long been recognized as N O T T O O L A T E T O
ENTER
thd very central city o f the state especial
W IN T H E P O P U L A R IT Y P IA
ly since jgjB flpy. new towns have sprung
up further down the peninsular. The w a
ter transportation and good HSHWcf fncll
M W
C O N T E S T A N T S E N T E N E I)
itics make o f this city on ideoi meeting
— -pi)lnce for lodges, fraternities, etc.
Mis» Maude H a r ri».........., . ......
10.000 Mi»a C arraw ay.......................................
M l»« traile
. Ì0ÌS50 Mr». .1. B. Stryker....... ........................
. An Epitome of the Week's Most lm
The first gathering this year will be the Mise Mildred P otter........ ........
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7.000 Mr». Fannie Munson..............................
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3,023 M l»» Lucilie Richard»..............................
portnnt Happenings In the
Woodmen of the World as the following
2.623 M l»« Helen K ow lin d...............................
c !fy C h u r c h . .................
State’s Domain.
call would indicate:
2.223 Mrs. Mabel Johnson...... ......... .
Items of Interest Gleaned Prom
..Various Sources
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prPLNItyGS DURING THE WEEK -
CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS
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Under the title, "P lu g for Florida", the
Frultmnn's Guide gives some good advice
to the orange growers o f this State. It
points out the fact that no quarrels should
be indulged in; but tliat on the contrary
the growers should get together and. edu‘ ta te the consumers up to the fact that
Florida oranges are grown to eat and not
to look at.
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Bradentown Is becoming civilized. The
City Council o f that municipality has
passed an ordinance prohibiting cows
• from runaiog a t largo on the street*.
____Gilbert L. Leach has e ntered suit In
the circuit court against Itin ry V. Curry
o f Bradentown to the amount o f $l(f,000
for injuries sustained by L ca ih when (he
elevator in the Curry budding in Tampa
fell from the top floor jo the basement.
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The twentieth annual convocation or
,t he missionary district of Southern Florida
concluded their session In Ocnla Thurs
day night. * The convocation next year
will be held in Orlaqdo.
DIED I A S I SAK1R0AV
The Ceclllan Music Club
The patrons o f the Cecilian Music Club
. enjoyed a programme o f duetts in the
studio of Mrs. Fannie S. Munson last Sat. urday afternoon. The instrumental duetts
were given by tho Misses Packard, Misses
Margaret Davis, Lucca Chappell, Helen
Rowland, Hoskins Jones, Rcnie Murrell.
Clarissa Starling, Essie Purden, Kathleen
Itrddy, Sadie Williams, Ruth Abbott, A d e
laide Higgins, Mhud A lice and Adn W ag
ner, Mrs. Munson. Miss Frank and Miss
Bowler sang a fascinating Spanish duett.
Tiie club paper was given by Miss Mary
Walkcr.on the sublect o f the once famous
violinist, Camillo* Urso.
Extracts from
this paper are: Comillo Urso should be
especially interesting to Americans as tier
first artistic performance was given in
• this country. She was born in Mantes,
'France, in 1845. Camillo Urso dedicated
tier heart to the violin when she was only
six years old. Music was her first and
truest education, for therp were no litera
ry schools for the child at that time.
Camillo Urso was probably the first
woman violinist to gain international or
even local fame, for the very idea of a
"girl fiddler" in her day was quite shock
ing to the neighbors.
Her early training
was rigid. W e have all heard of- her
standing with one foot In a saucer in or- tier to secure a light and graceful poise.
She loved to go, to seo the world, always
linppy. She was orderly to the last de
cree everything neatly labeled and tied.
MadBme Urso is remembered as a great
-* artist, and It is good to recall her earliest
concert work and efforts were encouraged
and stimulated exclusively by the Am er
ican public.
A club chorus in charge o f Miss Marga
ret Davis, concluded the program
Notice of Meeting, S 1. A.
The mouthly m eeting o f the S. ,L A.
Thursdayr FebroetT^th, 9 p. m. at Com
fort Cottage. -All members please attend
to transact" business. Mrs. Trank. Sec'y.
Will Plant Cantaloupes
J. E. Pace Is preparing fifty acres of
land for planting the famous Rocky Ford
cantaloupes. This ought to prove a prof
itable crop for Sanford growers and Ur.
Pace's yield will be watched w ith interest.
South Carolina Governor Here
Col. T. W. Mitchell, general manager of
the Woodmen o f the World for Georgia
and Florida, announces that he is just in
receipt o f official information, stating that
the place of. mcetiag o f next head camp
o f Jurisdiction V, has been changed from
Miami to Sanford.
Since the meeting o f head oamp In
Tampa, two years ago a great denf of
disentifnetion has been expressed on ac
count o f the enOrmous expense o f holding
the convention at Miami, which indirectly
comes out of each delegate, as the per
dfem would be less in proportion as milend
J jU tfC al«.__ Xhe-flfflcdtSUlt flat .head
ta m p o f Jurisdiction V, by unanimous
vote, have decided to change tljc place of
meeting to Sunfurd. Under section 145.
page 65 of the constitution and by-laws
the jHjwer in granted to "select such meet
ing place as will in their judgement he to
the best interest of the head camp."
The convention, therefore, will.convdno
in Sanford, March 14, 1011, at 10 a. m.
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L in gerin g Illness
Mngncto deMant died last Saturday nfternoou after a lingering illness. Mngneto
had been ailing for several weeks and
despite tiie efforts o f Dr. Piliey the little
darling passed away on First street uf
heart disease. Dorn In Jacksonville sev
eral years ago Magneto was brought to
Sanford nnd lived with Frank Powers for
some time, afterward txfing adopted by
Joe dcMont who lavished all the love and
affection and dollars upon it that bighearted Joe oould do, but tiie child could
not stay with us any longer. The stren
uous life was too much for Magneto nnd
it was tenderly laid aw ay in the rear of
Keely's Garage last Sunday. Joe has the
symiuithy of his many friends but hears
up bravely, being greatly comforted by
the thought that Magneto II lias been orT
tiered from Jacksonville.
Miss Kate Underwood.......................
Miss Alice Robbins...................................
2.000
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Here the Readers Will rind a Brief*!
. Historical Spring Flowing
1.000
^ T o r Hurried Readers
1.300
1.300
1.025
1.000
OUT o r TOWN
Miss Florence F.. KJnney, O veldo...... .
2.030
The greatest Interest Is manifested |n the Popularity Contest and each contest
ant is being supported by her friends. The contestants arc organizing their forces,
and soliciting their friends to send in their subscriptions at once. It was in'organlzation that Hon. Albert W. Gilchrist was elected Govenor o f JToridn. and it is or
ganization that wifi win this elegant piano.
The winner will not only get n $400 instrument hut will be recognized ns the
moat popular young lady in Orange county, and also be recognized as an organizer
and leader worthy o f esteem, nnd whose advice will be sought after in Sanford's
future welfare. Watch tho list grow and remember "Procrastination Is tiie thief of
tim e." The Sanford Herald has been the medium through .which Sanford has gained
publicity throughout the Northern States and has brought to your city the tourist,
speculator, *horoes«kcr. and -desirable citizens. You are reaping the results by Inry oo r
Bending in for a ten year's subscription to Tho HeraidT
Every business man knows it means 100 per cent, to his business and no. where
else w illh e gat such returns, in addition you are helping some worthy young woman
to gain a handsome Piano. These young women are worthy this honor and you owa
(hem support in winning this Piano.' You owe it to yourself. You ow e Jt to your
editor. You are under obligations to m oints'n your city paper. With increased
circulation means greater business to every merchant and real estate firm in San
ford. It is up to you to make Sanford through this contest the centar of attraction
to all the tourists coming into Florida. W il^you do itT
NEW SCHEDULE 1
For every subscription to the Sanford Herald votes will bo issued by the Contest
Manager ns follows:
TERMS
TRICE
NEW SUBSCHniERS
- RENEWAL
I Year
$ 2.IHJ
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2,000 Votes
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1,000 Votes
. 2 Years
$ 4.00
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,5.000 Votes
* 3,000 Votes
3 Years
$ 6.00
10,000 Votes
5.000 Vote*
5 Years
$10.00
20,000 Votes
lO.OOlfVotes
.1 0 Years
320.00
30,000 Votes
15,000 Voles
Write your name nnd address plainly, name your contestant, mull to the Contest
Munager with money enclosed and votes will be given to the ono you name.
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ELEGANT PRIZES OFFERED— OPEN TO A L L
Tho foRuwlng prizes are open to every citizen in Orange County as well as the
Contestants. The person returning the greatest number subscriptions to the Sanford
Herald, will receive the first prize. The person returning the second greatest number
o f subscriptions w ill receive the second g w nnd so on. On each one o f the., sabscriptions votes will be issued to your favorite contestant This offer is to tiie' con
testants and all will be awarded February 24th.
FIR&T PKIZEJ-ELEGANT TURKISH CHAIR
Tw enty natives were drowned In a
tidal .wave that accompanied a volcanic
w s e * iv «* -w * ** »u w r^ P R B H n -P h illtp ln T j:”
Islands. A ll towns within a radius o f
twenty miles o f the mountain were damnged by n shower o f mud and stone*, aiid
thn eruptions are continuing with great
force. Thousands o f n ative« have abanr
cloned Hick village home« an<£are seeking
refuge in tho surrounding hills, which
alone offer propcction from the downfall
of lava nnd cinders.
Jacob McGavock Dickinson, secretary e f
war, is receiving the congratulations of
M b associates and friends upon attaining
Ms sixtieth birthday. General Dickinson
is a native of Mississippi, but now resides
in Nashville, Tenn. He is a Confederate
veteran and a democrat. He resigned as
gcncrlil counsel o( the Illinois Central to
take a place in the T a ft cabin et Front
1895 to 1697 he was assistant attorney
genera) o f tiie United States.
Tiie lure o f gold and giory is provin g t
strong far another of the great champioi
who had dropped from the Ume-light In
the world of sport, and announced his
voluntary retirement from the hazardous
motor racing game. The last of these
past masters who will try to "come hack'
Is Louis Chevrolet, tiie famous FrancoSwlss pilot of racing outomoblles, who
lias, until recently, held - the road race
record of America, nnd who sprang into
sudden fame by winning the Cobe trophy
over the Crown Point course in Indiana
in tiie 1009 season.
Call and see this elegant chair given by the enterprising firm, Theo J. Miller &
Son to manifest their interest in (he Popularity Contest. Theo. J. Miller A Sun curry
a full line o f everything, that.makes home attractive and dealers in Furniture, Car
pets, Mattings, Crockery, Lamps und Music instumeuts. Out o f town trade will be
given special attention.
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The opportunities for profit which the
Send
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subscribers
to
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Contest
Manager
Sanford Herald
Good Automobile Record.
raising of alfalfa offers the farmers o f the
Copt. K. K. Murrell Res. Manager, and and win tills elegant chair and get voles for your favorilu contestant for the Prize Southeast is indicated by letters received
Piano. Offer open to alii Get busy for subscriptions and ninku $15,1)0.
Geo* J* Lace Jr. Sales Manager of the il.
by the Land and Industriul Department
Woods Company left Sanford last Wednes
SECOND PRIZE— LA D Y'S $10 HAT.
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of the Southern Railway showing increasiday morning for Dupont, Fla., at 7:05!
A t Mrs. M. L Allen's Millinery Parlors, one o f the season's mast stylish creations ed interest in (lie production o f alfalfa
Spending an hour nt Dupont and return in b lady's hat will tie given by this popular linn to help boost the combatants in and highly profitable results in widely
ing to Sanford same day.
The distance securing subscriptions to tho Sanford Herald to get votes on tho Prize Pluno. Mrs. separated districts.
I l considerable over 100 miles over the Alien is allowing an attractive line o f fancy articles, stamped goods, hair goods and
Honor For Dr. Detamater
usqnl tropical Florida country
roads, at prices wlihln tiie reach of all out of town |>cople will find it to their interest to
making about 240 miles in the day.
On call at Mrs. A llen's Millinery Parlors, when in the city. This elegant prize is offered to
Dr. Dclomater has Just received word
the trip going DeLand was reached 0:35 every lady In Orange County and votes will be given on each subscription to your from Washington that he has been made
a. in., Datono, 10:40; Ormond, ,11:30; Du favorite contestant.
u member o f the American Geographical
pont, 12:50. Returning, left Dupont 1:50
Society. Dr Ddam atcr is tho author of
THIRD PRIZE— BEAU TIFU L PICTURE—Given by M. A R. ST o" r E
Daytona, 3:45; p. m. spending couple
many articles of scientific research aiul
One
o f the most artistic pictures ever painted and framed in an elegant gold has gained renown among tiie learned
hours there; Deland, 5 p. m., one hour
there: Enterprise 6:10 p. m., would liave oval frame, lavishly ornamented will be given to (lie one securing the 3rd largest jieoplo o f Chicago, New York, Washing
readied Sanford 7:30 easy but for spend amount o f subscriptions to the Sanford Herald.
ton, Boston and other cities. Some o f his
ing three and half hours between Enter
The hustling proprietors of tho M. A R Store give the above elegant prize to articles have gained him the high honor
prise and Osteen assisting a brother auto prove their interest in the contestants in the Piano Contest and rewurd their friends of being elected a member of this famous
mobiles t who had the misfortune o f getting for hustling for votes. When in need o f School Supplies, Art Novelties, (tie best Ice society and hit many Sanford friends'
ofT tiie road and down in the ditch. Tiie Cream ever, Soft- Drinks of- the daintiest flavor, or a cigar, the best on eartlu call at congratulating hlin today.
trip was made in an E. M. F. 30 and M. & R. Store, First street, Sanford, Florida. This prize may be won by anyone and
never missed a spark or failed when call- votes will be issued to your favorite contestant for the Prize Piano.
CITY ELECTION TICK ET
ed on.
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For Mayor,
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Vote for one.
Men and boys are interested in Use Piano Contest and each have their favorite
Sanford Telephone Directory.
contestant tliat they are helping to win the Piano. A s a reward to them the follow
FOREST L A K E
The new directory for 1011 has been
ing prizes will be given February 24th.
issued by the Herald office and a copy
W. H. UNDERWOOD
FIRST PRIZE
mailed to every subscriber, This book is
a valuable advertising medium for S in To the one returning the largest number o f subscriptions to the Sanford Herald,
For Aldermen
ford and for Us patrons and subscribers.
(Term o f two years)
PA LM E R A SEIG1J
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A n y subscriber not receiving a copy is re
V o te for Three
The above enterprising firm take a hand to boost she cause o f the contest and
quested to notify the business office,
will give
phone No. 8 immediately. Make all calls
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felt or Panama, to suit your fancy, In their new up-to-date haberdasher store. P a lm
er A Sclgh has one o f the prettiest men and boys furnishiing stores in south Florida.
Bryan Still In The Lead.
And will pay special attention to mail orders. It is up to you to get a new hat
and increase you favorite Contestants vote.
Ex-Governor Ansell and Mrs. Ansel! of
South Carolina, were the distinguished
guests o f the Robbins Nest on Tuesday.
T h e y -were -en ro cte-to-p oin is iu-Souxkj __ Latest reporta up to the time of
SEGOND P R IZ E ^ P A IR BOYDEN $6 S H O E S - ior mcn ano oors
-Florida and Arrived in the City and'left going to press indicate that Bryan
To the one returning the second largest number o f subscribers to Die Sanford
■° quietly that few o f our citizens were
aware that royalty Was in their m idst is still in the lead and w ill roll up Herald a pair o f Boyden's $6 Shoes will be given by
a majority o f over 1000 votes. Only
1o f L e ttu c e
Dehunator L Hilton the well known
growers on Cameron Avenue cut $1.170
worth o f lettuce from three fourths of an
" S M - i f T a n a r 'T E tfT iT r e m S r U B K 'a fiW - mg demonstrates tho
or San
ford lands. These figures can be verified
l*y the above named firm wbo mdse the
statement voluntarily and havo no land
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The mysterious disappearance o f the ~
young heiress. Mis« Dorothy Arnold, from
her father's home, in New York has caused
a nation-wide sensation.
Her father, Francis R. Arnnld, perfume
importer, lias
thousands of dollars
searching for her since she was last'seen
on Monday, December 12th. A reward of
91,000 is now offered b y t h o f H d W l W “ !
the first accurate news of Miss Arnold's
present abode or information leading
thereto.
7 - 7 /71 CHA5 . KANNER
Mr. Manner is anxious to boost any enterprise that helps ^utld Sanford nnd the
the official count will be able to de
contest is advertising the Sanford district. In Mr.. Kunner's Store, you will find a
cide the winner.
full line o f Spring and Summer goods for Men, Women end Children, and in the shoe
Sanford vote w as very light the de par tme ii t jr o ujv iU find shoes that wear and give satlsfacDon. When in need of a
tola! as follows:
, * good pair of shoes call on Chas. {¿sonar. Out o flo w n trade" invlnTd
their headquarter« when in town. M all orders solicited.
Blount, 148 ’Bryan 119.
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The above prizes ard offered to «111 to everybody ahd to you!' Hustle for sub
Orange County gave Tiiount 590, scriptions and secure one o f the elegantt strictly new, end latest style prizes, and get
votes for your favorite. Prizea will be awarded February 24th.
Bryan, 493.
�February 3. imi
A Budget of Opinion “ Just Be
tween You and Me“
tip* it./ Ctrrmpménè» I« Tht
Ij u t May MU* Ssllle Kay
Left u* all nml went away.
Since tlien we've Inoked In vain
To tee her chnrmlna face attain.
(hind» will hold a w a y .-W h ile we _ will
have the Australian ballot we will not
have n white muu's primary. Another
Idea wns to have the candidates an
nounce fifteen days before election which
would eliminate the methods formerly
employed of waiting until an hour before
election « announce. If we can’t have
a loaf we will taTte half and Be* e o n tm r
with the new form of. balloting which
will be j i great im provem ent over the old.
Now a man can go into the "booth. with
one ticket nnd mark Ills candidates and
avoid the bother o f pawing over a. table
full o f tickets. Some of these days wo
can have the white primary and other
innovations and then the election will
assume a different complexion.
turning a button on dash-board
BIG SAVIN G IN GAS
We Have Them in Operation and Will T^ke
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But winter’» cold and chilllnS blast.
fnt her »lep* to Sanford fast.
'licre tbe day* are warm and brisht, .
nd Jo»t to live 1« pure dellftii.
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4 I am not taking an active part in city
.podtlCg-pccause wo are ■Befriends and
neighbors and there is no use to engender
strife and discord about offices that pay
no salary and are just thankless Jobs. In
She tell* u» she ha* roamed
'M any thou*and miles from home.
Use city election the mep who are can
I)ut no other place In the wide, wide world
Could lure from us our Celery GlrL
didates arc just as good ns you can find
anywhere and it Is not for me to espouse
Now she's bach at the same old place.
With Sradous manner and wlntarne face.
the cause o f one against the other. .W e
To welcome the sttanlrr within our Sates
«And talk up Sanford at nrlpplns rate.
always have some fun out or tiro city
election and chaw the rag for a few weeks
You haven't seen her! Then So.
' Ffu htsnd vrfetsble* she will show.
before but it should end there. No one
That Sanforil men with pluck and loll
Have produced from wondrous soil.
can say that Sunfonl has not improved
faster-titan any city -rtf. similar size in
-Stranse new thins* she will tell about
That you ne'er before found out.
the south. No one can say that the
And me thinks you'll bless the day
When you first saw Sallle Kay.
present administration has not done their
duty as they saw it. No one can say
that the next administration will not do
4 The Commercial Club has awakened
the la in o und no one can say that they
from a long sleep and now wc will have
' regardless o f whether
We *aw her comlni fromdfflr
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Perpins out of tha new »tree! car.
And (tralshtway we left our farms.
And welcomed her with open arms.
State Agents
4 Some o f my wnt friends are making
the nssertion that Sanford will go wet.
They are in a hopeless minority but if by
any hook or crook Sanford should go wet
the saloons wouldn't look like anything
after they get through regulating them.
A saloon in Sanford could not pay the
high license and do business under such
restrictions os w ill he Imposed upon
them and if "a n y one here has seen
To Think of New Furnishings
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a i r . T h e fair w ill be In ch a rg e .o f the
best worker in the ranks. Mr. C. II. Lefllor
wlio tins had years o f experience in boost
in g Sanford and her resources. JEvery
one should nld in making the Sanford
bootiT«ttracilVer ahd -a s my friend F. P^
Forster has suggested, a S a n fo rd 'D a y
would bo a good thing. The uble secre
tary, Hon. W. K. O'Neal is willing to do
all In Jils power to give us a good loca
tion and help boost Sanford in every way.
Never before has such a good oppor
tunity occurred to give Sanford a good
display und we should take advantage of
It. The Orange county affair promises to
be a success in every, w ay and there will
be thousands of visitors there each day.
I10t golntl t0 say one word about an y. o f
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nnvlWnd hnnI , wHst«
them now. but If anything happens while
they ore in nllice your -humble servant
will say several stanzes. I hnve been
nagged and censured- and struck from
behind Tiocaiise I cuine’ straight but* and
told the truth, but the former isiucs of
Uie Herald were only nursery rhymes.
From this time or you w ill hear some
thing drop and the city officials while
being supported in good, measures will
certainly get the hook when they get
over the line.
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A Job F o r You
The Directors of the Orange County
Fair Association will employ the follow
ing named persons, for week, February
7-11. 1011. - i
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Tw o gate keepers.
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F ive tjckel sellers.
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• Filteen ticket takers.
Three wotchnien.
Three janitors.
Applicants for these positions, should
make . application
in
writing to ¿he
Secretary
o
f
the
Fair
Association.
Or
4 Have you been vaccinated yetT This
Respectfully,
is the fustionablc stunt now and you lando, Fla.
W. R, O'N eal , Secy.
must get In the awiin.
EVERYTHING IN FURNITURE, QUEENSWARE AND STOVES
Our new line of RAN GES and K ITC H E N
S TO V E S are the kind you have wanted and
couldn't get
OUR
Rond Building
BARGAIN
C O U N TE R
Just across the street
The styles we show are cprrect In every detail; the fabrics are honest through and through; the workman
ship is of the best, and the values were never equalled anywhere at any time. With us it is not a question of
any one-maker’s name or reputation, it Is a matter'of quality— to buy the best and sell the best at a given price.
Real values first, last and all the time, and It Is on this basis that wc ask your careful and impartial consideration. Have you bought your spring suit yet? If not, why not? Why not a full season of service and satisfaction
In your personal appearance rather than wait a month or six weeks. Right now, you know, is the best buying
time. Come* in and look through our various lines of • M' E N ’S SPRING C L O T H E S and FURNISHINGS,wfor
they’ll interest you mightily. Thonew and novel weaves, the new soft-toned and livlicr fabrics, the drape and
style of the new season’s garments, the high-class workmanship in their making— all these things claim your
attention.
O u r N o w S p r i n g S u i t s — Our eluborute showing o f men's fine suits sur New Spring S h ir ts — W e are displaying n very nttractive line of men’s Semi
pusses uny previous attempts. These splendid'garments run the gamut of a jd Full Negligee Shirts. JNew colors und patterns dominate the stock and i
style, Horn extreme models to conservative fashions .for m en --of. mature very oxten siyeh s^ rttu en V islu ssu reiL T liese are mode a n y w a y you wan
'em, and in every size neck-hand und r a .
<P1 p a
j <pci
sleeve length a t ..
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Neckwear— New* Spring Silks; In various colors and shudes, solid and com
hinution, including stripes and figures are here for your o p .
J CA
choosing, made in the popular for spring shapes nt
W E ARE DOWN TOW N
AGENTS FOR
OGRESS LAURDRY
A ll laundry left in our care will receive prompt attention
The wonderful strides in rendy-to-wear„clflLlmigte8peciaHyrf9aac-Hambur'gerX^Qn8 clothing, haa made during the past few years, has
demonstrated to hundreds of men how to dress well at a moderate cost. This splendid clothing has ull the earmarks of individual
tailored clothing, as much style and character, as good in quality and’ made fully as well. While the cost is much less, then,
too, the bother and disappointments incident to custom tailored garments arc done away with
Clothes That Satisfy
for Men Who Know
�IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
Item s *f Interest Concerning
FEB R U A R Y
POINTS PURELY PERSONAL
M O N DAY
SHOW ING
Society People.
FE B R U A R Y
Mow Celery City Vanity fa ir While
----------Away the Golden Honrs—
Social Gossip.
Mrs. G R. Rnysor Informally entertained
— a few fr ie n d s «» Mrs. Chandler's on Pork
avenue, Monday morning, in honor o/
ber mother, Mrs. C. A. Llddon of Ocala,
and her sister. Mrs. Dr. James L Dell, o f
Gainesville, who ore her guests for a short
while. The
morning was delightfully
spent with fancy work and animated
conversation, and a dainty salad course
Our Mr. D. A. Caldwell has for the past two weeks been in
N EW YORK
La^d other Eastern M arkets snlfirftinga full .and complete, line o f
Season’s Latest Merchandise for all Departments, and
. our same
John Murrell was treated to a suprise
party by som efof his friends Friday even
ing. Music and ‘games o f various kinds
filled a very pleasant evening, at the
dose o f which refreshments were served.
Some of those present were, Martha Miller,
Adelaide Higgins, Muriel Hnrrold, Mabel
Granger, Douglas Abernathy, Kate Under
wood, Evelyn Berner, Maude Miott, Anna
Stiles. Lucile Rines, H azel Packard, Ruth
M.
y id h t, JjcdG ilb ert. Frank
Woodruff, Mercer Davis, Ernest Shieperd,
Willie Sbepcrd, A llen Jones, Horace
Williams, Oliver Murrell, Morris Spencer,
Hume Rumph. Joe M iott Hnd Martin MeDaniel.
are here
D. A. CALDWELL & SONS
CASH
D E P A R T M E N T STORE
Corner First Street and Magnolia Avenue
2 Entrances on First Street. Entrance on Magnolia
SANFORD
FLORIDA
Just Arrived
PARASIAN MADRAS
Another large shipment of the
Just arrived, n full line o f Parasinn Madras in Pink. famous “ W arner’s Rustproof Cor o f Linen Dusters, also Auto Coats for Ladies; ail
Light Blue, Green Black and White. Newest fabric sets” in short
and medium sizes, marked at special low prices.----------------------for Dresses and Shirtwaists. Special n r
lengths. Also high bust; Special
Black Cat Stockings
for Monday yard.................................... \
values $1.00 corsets Q Q _
for children, Also the heavy ribbed Blnck Cot
Scarfing Special
Leather Stockings for boys, i er
* Ask to See
Our prices a pair.-............ 1 5 c a n d £ O C
Our full line of the Warner’s
A full line of scarfing with four rows Drawnwork, Misses' corset waists in all sizes,
must be seen to he appreciated, Monday Q H r
Our special price
AH ^
a yard............................ .-............... .
o n l y . . . . . ............ ’
$2.25 SH IRTW AISTS IN A L L PO PU LAR d v i r*r\
White Dresses
' SIZES, Monday o n ly................. ............$ 1 , 0 5 7
Important Sale of Nottingham Lace Curtains
W
e
hnve
received
a
full
line
of
a
We hnve a. full line of Ladies' Shirtwaists with
Just received, 12 dozen Nottingham Lace Curtains, children's white Dresses in In
all-over embroidered frontd, to make more room.
fant's
size..Also
children
up
to
full size, well worth $1.00 a pair. Special o q
Special price while tliay last, Monday only <rji
vK / C 5 years. Our special prices nre
sale for Monday pair................. ..... -—
o n l y . . . . : . . ..........4 9 c and 98 c
Miss Margaret McCarty o f Tallahassee,
during her stay in Sanford, giving a
course o f lectures on Domestic Science at
the Welaka Club, was a guest o f the
Sanford bouse. The lectures were greatly
enjoyed and appreciated by those who
had (lie pleasure o f attending. Miss Mc
Carty not only has n charming personality,
hut is welt versed on all phases of
domestic science and has the happy
faculty of conveying her Ideas In a most
interesting manner.
Mrs. Samuel L. Pulcston was hostess of
the Auction Bridge Club at her home
Monday afternoon. Thera were two rabies
of players and a spirited gam e was play
ed. at the close o f which the score wus
counted and It was found that Mrs. F. L.
Lane had made top score and she was
awarded the prize* a lovely cut glass
violet vase.
A delicious salad course,
with chocolate was served Thu visitors
on this occasion were Mrs. W. R. Anno
and Mrs. Arthur Yow ell.
Ladies* Shirtwaists
Table Damask
Aprons!
Aprons!
Ladies’ Tailored Shirtwaists, also
Five bolts snow bleached Table Dumafik. regular colored Lawn wnists; nil sizes; Large showing, new white Aprons, also
width and h good sailer at 40c yard. See n r
well worth 7Sc each. Our A Q n ham Aprons; good 35c values. Specinl
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price on ly...................
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this selection Monday, yard .....................
C ajk ,
Gling
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o p
5 Dozen Bed Spreads
Just Received
Prevention of Cruslty to Animals.
Is it not time that the Christian people
of Sanford should consider the protection
of our dumb animals, such os horses,
mules, dogs, e ta
There are horses and
mules bciuK driven in and around town
that are absolutely unfit to work.
There
is one in particular that should bo about
an eleven hundred pound horse which I
would venture to say would not weigh 4
at H hundred. One can see some o f the
pour brutes going along with their heads
leaning well to one side which denotes a
sore shoulder. A society could be easily
organized 1 should think, and officers
eloctcd.
The officers should be men who
understand the treatment o f stock and
know when one Is fit for work; also should
know when one la over loaded and should
have authority to stop/Ca. team and ex
amine the shoulders and back.
Lam e
stock must also be protected
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Hoping that the above w ill meet with
die approval of the citizens - o f Sanford
and that an organizaUon will shortly be
formed that will both "be a credit to the
-c-itiwns o f Sanford end a benefit -to our
faithful dumb friends and servants.
Frqin a Love o f Animals.
[The editor o f Ttie Herald would like to
inform Lave
Love of AnipirUs
ouch an oriniotra
A n ({n A ]f that euch
ganlzatlon does exist In Sanford and la
doing a good work along that line.]
LOW PRICES
A full size Marsailllles Pattern
Spreads.
Good $1.25 values as a Special Q
These spreads are full Double Bed siz<
come in the genuine Marsaillcs Patterns.
These spreads arc i an extra good
35c Linen Towel? / : /: /
weight and worth $1.75
10 dozen Linen Towels, Fringed; also
See these Monday at only^K-**
hemstitched ends.
These are good
35c Military Pad Supporters
: : :
values for 35c, Monday
9EL,
A full line of Military Pad Front Hose Supporters
f o r Ladies, worth 35c pair.
Special--------- -- —
New Line Men's Dress Shirts
New Shoes
Amoskeag Apron Ginghams
A full line of Amoskeag Apron Ginghams in Blue. W e have just received a largee These ore good values to see for $1.25, but our
Green, Red and Brown checks anti plaids, all sizes. shipment ot Men's Oxfords and prices on these fine shirts ure on ly................... 97c
Special s yard.......................... ............... - — 7 l-2c Pumps for spring
Tw o More Cases of Clastic Seam Drawers
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-3 6 -In ch L in e n s 2 9 c
JustJtecelved
Ladies'
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A full 36-inch natural color, all Linen, good, firm, Shoes.
Our stock of Ladies’
weighty, worth 40c a yard ................... - - — • -29c Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps, in all
leathers, styles -and shapes, arc
Boys* Blouse Waists
complete and the prices the lowA full line of sizes in both dark and light Patterns,
well made. See these great values; two styles;
at
..............................................25c and 44c
BUTTERICK FASHIONS
FOR SPRING
Subscriptions Taken fnr Delineators
These Elastic Seam Drawers ure regular 50c sellers,
hut making large contracts for these drawers our
price only—
................. — ......... 3 9 c
To Close Out
50 dozen men’s Work Shirts. These ure worth 35c
each In assorteti colors, but to make more room for
Shoes in oil sizes. See our great new goods, to close ou t Special ea c h ___ . . . . 24c
values a i prices fllmply- below
We Are Agents fo r Butterlok's Patterns .
competition.
Children \
Reading Notice
We have heard many favorable com
meats about the. free p a m p h ic fe nridoc
Questiona on Spring Fertilizing recently
iMuod by Wllsop A Toomer Fertilizer
Co- ot Jacksonville, and are glad to re
ceive die copy just at band. The unlqpe
r e v » design is but a preparation for the
“ bve wire** italk within. Every cl true
g lo w « should fcav* title booklet; W e do
not need to adviaa careful attention to
(be sound advise given, for the presenta
tion of the subject is such as to bold the
interest of even a «y,«ngl reader. We
note two cuts frpm the Boyd and Fort
Grove at Eagle Lake, showing Ideal re-
For Mayar
carnut «oUdUtioa ofay (ricucii I bars
«< M a y o r*;
SEE OUR FU LL LINE "VICTOR” TALKING
; MACHINES
At,
:rms tif $1.00 a week. A full line of Vi
ngUs -oz>J.d.onljlc face records.
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N E W M A T T IN G S A N D
RUGS
cd, a large line of' new Mattings.
A lso
line of Rugs.
S E E T H E S E LO W PR IC ES
a full
�rebruiry .3, 19II
ASK YOUR
ASK YOUR
R E A T A IL E R
R E T A IL E R
FOR
SANFORD
CELERY
SANFORD
M S F L O R ID A
CELERY
“ A Newspaper Within a Newspaper
Published In the Interests of the Intending Investor and Settler by the Howard-Packard Land Company, Incorporated, Sanford,
Florida
Some, Ways to Prepare Celery for the Table _
ITH the marketing of the Sanford Celery crop now in full swing, we devote considerable
spaceTin this week’s “Sub-Irrigator” to the celery product from the viewpoint of the
housewife who desires to learn the various ways in which celery can be prepared for the
Celery, said to be a fine help in banishing rheumatism and an excellent tonic for tired nerves, deserves much more attention
than the average housewife gives it
It is easy to serve a n d m n s f r l c l i r i m is in its n a t u r a l or raw s t a t e , . h u t . i t c o o k e d in ,n u m erou s. dclcciable ways,- without
im c lU m u h le. O n e m odcrncookbook author alone gives thirty-two different methods.
Celery Broth
- I s a sustaining dish and wonderfully beneficial if taken every day for a time. Clean four hcadsofTcelery arid “cut into small
pieces. Sim m er in two quarts o f water with two thinly sliced onions. Sprinkle into the saucepan a p ou n d o f very finely ground
rice, stir well together, ada half-pound cold cooked chicken or boiled mutton, cut up in dice, and three quarts o f light gravy.
Season with salt and pepper and stir on the fire until .bailing, then simmer gently hour and half, keeping skimmed every now
and again. A d d halt pint cream, pour into hot tureen and serve with crutons or dinner biscuits. .
Celery “ at Frltto”
Is die popular Italian celery dish. Remove the green leaves and cut fine white celery stalks into bits an inch long. Clean it and
put into boiling water for quarter hour, then dry it on a napkin. Beat up ^ fresh egg, add a little pepper and salt, (hen the celery
roll iqto breadcrumb and fry in butter,
fine white lard. Serve very h o t
Cream of Celery Soup.
Wash one head o f celery; cut in small pieces and simmer in one pint of water until perfectly soft. Mash in the same water, a d d
minced onion, and cook ten minutes longer, then pour in one pint of scalding milk. Strain, return to saucepan, add one tablespoonful o f
stirred smooth in a little cold milk, one tablespoonful of butter, and salt and pepper to season. Serve hot with crackers.
on e
flour
Celery-a’la Asparagus
Wash, tram
trim on
off tough stalks/tle
stalks,' tie the bundle, cook in boiling water slightly salted for twenty minutes, or until tender.
tender
Misten toast with
the water, spread with butter, lay a few.stalks on each slice, add butter and salt and serve hot as a course, or the main part of a m e a l w h en
meat is not desired.'
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Celery Soup With Rice
One quar of broth, one quart of milk, one half cup of rice, one teaspoon salt, one head of Sanford Celery, seasoning. Wush the rice well and rinse in cold water, and pul
in a thick saucepan over the fire, with a pint o f milk and* a teaspoon o f s a lt Wash the celery and grate the white stalks, letting the grated celery fall into the milk until entirely
covered, then put die rice and gently simmer together until the rice is tender enough to rub through h Biove with a potato masher, adding more milk as rice absorbs wind lias
been put l a A fter rubbing the rice through the sieve, return it to the saucepan, place it again over die fire, and gradually stir in with it the quurt of broth. If this quantity of
Btock does not dilute the soup to q creamy* consistency, add a little milk. Let the soup get very hot, season with salt and pepper and a pinch o f grated nutmeg, and serve at once
A Favorite Canadian Celery Dish Is This: .* Clean and wash three stalks o f celery and cut in two-inch pieces. Put in a stewpan with m ildly salted cold water and
b ing to a boil. Then emerse into cold water and dry on a cloth. Return to die stewpan with an ounce o f butter, seasoning, an ounce o f lean cooked chopped and u pinch of
si gar. Cover with white stock and let nil simmer a quarter of hour. Then sprinkle it over with on ounce of rice flour. Cover it with white stock and let all boil slowly for one
h ur and half, till the stock is reduced and creamy. Put in three tablespoonfuls o f tomato sauce and let it simmer ten minutes adding finely chopped
chonDed parsley.
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Celery au Gratln
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Is liked by those fond of cheese flavor. Chop the celery in half inch lengths and cook until tender in salted water. Drain and re-heat in white sauce.
Littered boke-dlali, sprinkling each layer with dry breadcrumbs and grated cheese. Dot the top layer with crumbs and cheese, with butter and brown in oven.
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Creamed Celery and Carrots
Make a nice dish to serve with chops.
Cut celery In small pieces and dice carrots! cook separately in salted water until tender, drain and re-heat together in white sauce.
Fried Celery W lt ^ Tomato Sauce"
Cut celery in three inch pieces, dip in batter, fry in deep fat and drain cm brown paper. Serve with tomato sauce.
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Creamed Celery poured into un Edom.cheese shell, covered with buttered cracker-crumbs and brown in hot oven is an attractive and delicious dish ' It is serve
powdered chees&and minced parsley,—
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Celery Croquettes
A re fine served with pork chops and
shoe string potatoes. Cook together.a
tablespoon each flour and butter and
when well mixed pour into one cup of
milk. Add gradually beaten yolk two
jggs, then one cup celery cut Into bits.
Mason with celery, salt and pepper and
-jool. Mold when cool into small cro
quettes, roll In cracker dust, then In
beaten egg, then in cracker dust again
and set aside for an hour. Fry in deep fat
Celery Sandwiches
Cut Sanford celery Into small pieces,
m ix with mayonuuise dressing, spread on
bread and butter.
Plain Stewed Celery
THE MARKETING OF CELERY
IS IN F U L L SW ING
NOW IS THE TIME TO SEE SANFORD AT ITS BEST. NEXT
Hom e -Seekers! —Excursion— from North
ern Points February 15 and March 1 and 15
Write for information, also for booklets describing the lands
and the opportunities awaiting the man with a little money
mentioned ways
The outer stalks o f celery that are un
fit for serving raw may be used. Cut
into inch pieces, put Into boiling water,
salted, aiuTboil thirty to forty minutes
make a sauce by adding to one cupful of
the water the celery has stewed In, two
tablespoon fuls condensed milk or crenm
and one tablespoonful bu ttet Thicken
with one tablespoonful o f flour and pour
over the celery.
Celery and Brown Bread
Chop quite fine enough celery to mnke
three cupfuls, and cook it until tender in
boiling water. Add to it one quart o f hot
milk, one onion, season to taste and
thicken with a little flour rubbed smooth
in a lump o f butter. Let it get very hot
and serve with brawn .bread sandwiches.
Packard
Land
Company
Inc
Peoples Bank Building
HANFORD, FLORIDA
�rebrmry 3.1911
F l o w i n g wells are
guaranteed. Drainage
sure. Numerous Bou
levards, graded and
dltohed, traverse this
property
The most beautiful,
mosfvhlghly improved,
and richest of all un
cleared land in the
Gelery Delta
Take Street Cars, for
Lots in P A L M V IL L A
sold on easy terms
PALM
TEN.
H AM M O C K
ROUND
TRIPS
F a r m s In P A L M
H A M M O C K sold on
easy terms
DAILY
Only three and
one-half m i l e s
from Sanford, on
The Sanford and
Everglades R. R.
trains and street
cars direct through
Palm Hammock
advance materially
Buy a town lot in
P A L M -V IL L A
every half mile for
loading cars . ,
ll^,
B B Q J B B iB
Se. J E S S A
M I N E PARK
10 acres of stately
Palms,
Majestic
Oaks and fragrant
Yellow Jessamine
an' exquisite spot
of untrammeled
nature
m
U K W A V I3
Palm Hammock
is being settled by
a very high class
of p e o p l e . A
home here insures
you good neigh*
J c tth m m
j i m
i a
iE B cn ai
Rural Free De
livery mail sar*.
vice. Convenient
school > privilege
for your children
Frequent s t r e e t
car service bring,
churches, theatres
and shops to your
F Sanford buy a PALM HAM M OCK Farm or you will live
to regret It.— Buy to-day. — Come and see me.
:
First National Bank Building
Improved transporta
tion Is the forerunner
There Is no b e t t e r ,
N
•elected real estate
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N r v liD
o m v e r e s s e n v a h ie s
�rcbruary 3. isti
ASK YOUR
ASK YOUR
R E T A IL E R
U B - I R R I G A T O R
FOR
SANFORD
F L O R ID A
“ A Newspaper
TR U C K E R
R E A T A IL E R
SANFORD
CELERY
a Newspaper
Published In the Interests of the Intending Investor and Settler by the Howard-Packard Land Company, Incorporated, Sanford,
SorricrWays toPrepare Celery lor the^Taiwe
Florida
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spacefill this week’s-4-Sub-Irrigator” to the celery product from the viewpoint of the
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and an excellent to n ic fo r tired nerves, deserves m uch m ore attention j
Celery Broth
Is a sustaining disli and wonderfully beneficiar i f taken every day for a~ti'me. Clean ' four heads o f celery-and-cut^ -into-sm all
pieces. Sim m er in two quarts o f water with two thinly sliced onions. Sprinkle into the saucepan a pound o f very finely ground
rice, stir well together, ada half-pound cold cooked chicken or boiled mutton, cut up in dice, and three quarts o f light gravy.
Season with salt and pepper and stir on the fire until boiling, then simmer gently hour and half, keeping skimmed every now
and again. A d d hair pint cream, pour into hot tureen and serve with crutons or dinner biscuits. .
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Celery 4<aL Frltto*’
Is the popular Italian celery dish. Remove the green leaves and cut fine white celery stalks into bits an inch long. Clean it and
put into boiling water for quarter hour, then dry it on a napkin. Beat up a fresh egg, add a little pepper and salt, then the celery
roll into breadcrumb and fry in butter, or fine white lard. Serve very bot. .
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Cream of Celery Soup
Wash one head of celery, cut in small pieces and simmer in one pint of water until perfectly soft. Mash in the same water, add one
minced onion, and cook ten minutes longer, then pour in one pint of scalding milk. Strain, return to saucepan, add one tablespoonful of flour
stirred smooth in a little cold milk, one tablespoonful of butter, and salt and pepper to season. Serve hot with crackers.
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Celery a’la Asparagus
r
. — Wash, trim off tough stalks, tie the bundle, cook in boiling water slightly salted for twenty minutes, or until.tender. Misten toast with
the water, spread witli butter, lay a few stalks on each slice, add butter and salt and serve hot as a course, or the main part of a meal when
meat is not desired.
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Celery Soup With Rice
Ono qunr o f broth, one quart of milk, one half cup o f rice, one teaspoon salt, one bend of Sanford Celery, seasoning. Wash the rice Well and rinse in cold water, and pul
In a thick saucepan over the fire, with a pint o f milk and a teaspoon o f sa lt Wash the celery and grate the white stalks, letting the grated celery fall into the milk until entirely
covered, then put. the riceund gem ly Simmer together until the rice is tender enough to rub through a sieve with u potato musher, addiug more milk ns rice nbsorbs what has
been put in. A fter rubbing the ricé through the sieve, return it to the saucepan, place it again over the fire, and gradually stir in with it the qunrt of broth. If this quuntity of
stock does not dilute the soup to n creamy consistency, add a little milk. Let the Boup get very hot, season with salt und pepper and a pinch of grated nutmeg, and serve nt once
A Favorite Canadian Celery Dish is This: Clean and wash three stalks o f celery and cut in two-inch pieces. Put in a stewpan with mildly salted cold water und
b ing to a boil. Then emerse into cold water and dry on a cloth. Return to the stewpan with an ounce of bulter, seasoning, an ounce of lean cooked chopped and n pinch of
si gar. Cover with white Bt.ock and let all simmer a quarter of hour. Then sprinkle it over with an ounce of rice flour. Cover it with white stock and let a lfb o il slowly for one
h ur and half, till the stock is reduced and creamy. Put in three tablespoonfuls o f tomato sauce and let it simmer ten minutes adding finely chopped parsley.
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Celery au Gratín
Is liked by those fond of cheese flavor. Chop the celery in half inch lengths and cook until tender in salted water. Drain nnd re-heat in white sauce.
Littered bake-dish, sprinkling each layer with dry breadcrumbs and grated cheese. Dot the top layer with crumbs and cheese, with butter and brown in oven.
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Make n nice dish to serve with chops.
Put in layers in
Creamed Celery and Carrots
Cut celery in small pieces and dice carrots! cook separately'in salted water until tender, drain and re-heat together in white sauce.
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Fried Celery With Tomato Sauce
Cut celery in three inch pieces, dip in batter, fry in deep fat and drain on brown paper. Serve with tomato sauce
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!ered cheese and minced parsley
Celery Croquettes
A re fine served with pork chops and
shoe string potatoes, Cook together a
tablespoon each flour and butter and
when well mixed pour into one cup of
_ milk, Add gradually beaten yolk two
ggs, then one cup celery cut In to " bits,
leoson with celery.
pepper arid
xx)l. Mold when cool into small cro
quettes, roll in cracker dust, then in
beaten egg, then in cracker dust again
and set aside for an hour. Fry in deep fat
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IS IN F U LL SW ING
NOW IS THE TIME TO SEE SANFORD A T ITS BEST.
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Celery Sandwiches
Write for information, also for booklets describing the lands
and the opportunities awaiting the man with a little money
Cut Sanford celery into small pieces,
mix with mayonnaise dressing, spread on
bread and butter.
Buy Sanford Celery from your retailer and
serve raw or In any of the above
mentioned ways«
Peoples Bank Building
It is served with
Plain Stewed Celery
The outer stalks o f celery that are unflr for serving raw may be used. Cut
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into inch pieces, put into boiling water,
£ salted, and'boil thirty to forty minutes
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make a sauce by adding to one cupful of
E die water the celery has stewed in, two
£
tablespoon fuls condensed milk or cream
j£- ami oiie tableSpooniul butteL Thicken
with one tablespoonful of ilour and pour
over the celery.
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Celery and Brown Bread
Chop quite fine enough celery to make
three cupfuls, and cook it until tender in
boiling water. Add to it one quart of hot
milk, one onion, season to taste and
thicken with a little flour rubbed smooth
in a lump o f butter. Let it get very hot
and serve with brown bread sandwiches.
SANFORD, FLORIDA
�reb ruar y 3^1911
THfc SÀNNlRO lirRAID
F l o w i n g wells are
guaranteed. Drainage
sure. Numerous Bou
levards, graded and
dltohed, traverse this
property
The most beautiful,
most highly ImproVbd,
and richest of all un
cleared land In the
Celery Delta
Takç Street Cars for
Lots In P A L M V IL L A
sold on -easy terms
F a r m s 1n T " Â L M
PALM
TEN. R O U N D
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easy terms
H AM M O C K
TRIPS
D..AJ..L.Y
Only thre« and
one-half m i l e s
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T h t Sanford .and
Everglades R. R.
will fun freight
:— tft rtnrvaKri m fc e r
* cars direct through
rricei will soon
advance materially
Buy a town lot in
PALM V IL L A
with aide tracks
every half mile for.
loading cars , .
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10 acres of stately
Majestic
Oaks and fragrant
Yellow Jessamiae
an' exquisite spot
of untrammeled
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a very high class
of p e o p l e . A X *
home here insurea
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Frequent a tr ee t
car service brings
churches, theatres
and shops to your
door , . . » .
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Rural Free Delivery mail s«rvice. Convenient
school
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There is no b e t1 e~r,~
safer Investment than
selected real estate
© Improved transportaJ tion la the forerunner
• of Increased values.
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the fact modo «poblic. He probably res
isten as John Smith or John Doe and
PuMU d Every Friday Morning si Ssnford. Pis The Herald plays dead.
IT: } Hear. Editor sod PmwWtor
A nd yet people often wonder why pa
p en do not g iv e the news.
guis« lotion Price, ga.OO a Veer In Advance
The next-torrid sale w ill be chronicled
as
follows:
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Mre tMSMoad-cUM malt Rutter Amin l 22nd
" IT U alleged that a cerlnih " alleged
IMS. at ÜM Pot loffio® at Sanford. Florida,
andar Act at March 3rd, 1870.
man sold to a certain alleged man an
alleged piece o f property at an alleged
Office in Herald DuUdini
price."
T rier hont No. 146.
THE ANTI PASS CRAtt
• T h e cigar atnke in Tam pa ,U Over and
the whole state will rejoice with the cigar
city. W ith all the families returning and
the pay roll taking plethoric dimensions
again Tampa will present the same busy
appearance at the annual "b ig show" In
February.
Swept o ff their feet by a w ave o f
alleged reform. Florida legislators have
e n a c t*!
most stringent laws, which
preve-it railroads exchanging passes and
miles jo books for advertising In dally
and v eekly newspapers, and these laws
are r/en more unjust than stringent
The Herald enjoys the unique distinction
Alabi ma did the same thing, and Alabama
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being one o f the few printing offices in
la repenting, os shown by d je fact that
a bill to allow the exchange between the world, to be ' vU H ed' try burglars.
raljRMds and newspapers Is now being Either the burglar was craxy or be hod
the impression .that. The Herald was
Thi enactment and .enforcement o f the' m a k fn g > ö S r ttß ^ * S tis «r n iO i^ u 8 Ä l ha
laws -n Florida has done nothing but should be consigned to Chattahoochee
injur« those who are endeavoring to instead o f Jail?
rea»
to pu lish newspapers tljq tm p the most
poten factors in the
State In former years they w e fiT g iv e n
trons, citation in payment for the publi
cation o f train schedules for the benefit
o f the ir renders and patrons of the roads,
and in few . I f any, instances were any
paper t ever influenced In their attitude
. towar I the railroads by the issuance of
- tram rortatlon. It wob shnply a* case of
*‘ T M f :3tMia7lge * w « d " 'W— Tdaiw—fawdneoaproportion, and having the privilege
taken from them, has injured many pa
pers In a business way, making travel
— Ia t_ the managers and employees, at
regu L r rates, impossible.'*
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Tbt fact that legislators are prevcnted:
from >islng free transportloh is wise and
cornn ridable, for what right have they to
accep gifts from the transportation companie T They get their mileage and
salort « ‘ from the State, ond any legislator
who t ill accept a pass Is not worthy of
the n: me o f legislator. It is different with
the n< wipnpers, for t h e y 'g iv e valuable
adver.islng In return for transportation,
and d < not sell tlielr principles for fa-
Tow els
Sheeting and Sheets
J. K. METTIN.GER
v-S A N F O K D , -F L O R ID A
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at’iubf ill ftoi wp wtk
t yoa
We wlkit orders from anyone, anywhere, In any quantity:
Ft##» t O t Coai*!td*ttd Balldtng
WI lit
tprlM im i. nub rricrcwc, liwn ih n f dcuiing ttttdy or gtnul ««ploymou ol ihn
»•turc.
Sanford— The best town— the most solid
lawn— backed up by the best farming
section in the state o f Florida, is grow in g,
greater every d a / a n d you sliould buy a
lot In "Sanford Heights" addition while
you can get «me cheap and on easy terms.
S«ro nd in this issue.
25c
February 14th and 15th, the' A . K.
Huwkes Co., will have a first class optician
with their ogta, L. R. Philips Co. Come
and have your eyes examined and fitted
free o f charge.
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For Sale— 5 acres truck farm 2 A miles
from town' A mile from loading station,
tins 21 Inch flowing well and has been
plowed and harrowed. Address Box 1225
Sanford.
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S pecial s a le a t Y o w e ils , Feb., 8th,
9 th and 10th, 3 days o nly. M uslin un
d e rw e a r, w o o l d ress f o o d s and read y
to
w ear
w a ist, th e ch ance you
shouldn't miss. N. P. Y o w e ll & Co.
Breeding Stock— Place orders now for
one day old chicks from Potter's W inter
layers. Reds or Leghorns. E. R. Potter, R.
No. 2.
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IDEAL SPRING FERTIIZING
Ail Spring Fertilizing Is Not IDEAL
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Ideal Means the Highest Excellence— A Combination ol
•all Good Points. Ideal fe rtilize r Means a perfect
Plant food. Ideal fe rtilizin g Means the C orrect
use of this Plant food. '
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Brings Up Im portant Questions on This Subject and 3
Answers Them. Send fo r If.
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A ll kinds o f repair work.
chine U Garage Co.
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Special Offering In Ferns.
Floral Designs to Order.
S an ford,
F lo rid a
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Be sure and attend the "fu ll mooners"
frankfurter roast ilhd cake walk at Beck's
park, Cameron C ity Friday evening Feb.,
10th.'* Carf. IpaVe Sanford 7:15 and 7:45.
Returning 10 p. m. th e y w ill show you a
good lime.
E X H IB IT S
Citrus Fruits, Farm Products,
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Hogs, Cattle, Horses, Poultry,
Bench Show, Arts and Crafts
SCHOOL
E X H IB IT S
A M U SEM EN TS
-Do&Pony and Monkey-Circus,
W ild West Shows, Oriental Village
Human Doll, Old Plantation Jap Village
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W IT H T E N O T H E R S H O W S
Sanford Ma
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P h oto cs. Stam p P tio to e s a re Just
M arry Crippcn w ill tune o r rep a ir
and k eep In o rd e r yo u r piano In • s a t w h a t you w a n t to p a s te In yo u r Valen
is fa c to r y m anner f o r about h a lf o t h tinos. O ver L f t j l i g r o c e r y .
e r s ch a rg e . Pin th is t o y o u r m em
Underwoods toy harness, saddles, liorse
o ry .
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and mule Jewelry.
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'P h o n e I6 &
JACKSONVILLE,
If you want any thing in house furnish
ings you can gel it a t Jones-McLaughlin
Company.
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Autoca and «»rria g e painting
derwood's. First class wo rk.
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B a rrin gton Hall's c o ffe e a t L P. M eCullers.
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t o r Rent— House o f J iv e room*, corner
12tli, and Oak Avenue. August Schnei
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AOERT JACKSONVILLE TLORAL COMPANY
JACKSOnYULC, rLM.
local Mlcmca ln Ml «cciico«. ««4 wwjjd 1» yte*«4 U> ««c m Wruien
Watch N. 0 . Gamer’s window displays
1- each week for new and big bargains in
L; H. T E M P L E
Our o rls tn s t-d tre c tfro m ^ m U l lo Um ro o t-m ilh o d ol
aelltna hsa proven Itself to bc extrrm tly satuioctary^.
inrlllc ready for Immediate shipment or delivery. Sample, Price, Order Blank, Com plete
-— Information. CalLW rite. Wire, Telephone Ho. 4137.
B a rrin gton H all'» c o ffe e a t L. P. MeCullers.
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FLOWERS — PLANTS — BULBS
-w^hink JJlff
r. anxious to make your doti will In vest In RuaaaUotd.
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Keep your ety! on .'What's going on at
w o ur store. W ea sk y o u -lo carefully.com t pine our pricesgwith anyone's quotations,
if Look them up and We will get your buidnets. Sanford FarnUure Co.
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Plano Tuning
Every Stale of the Union
Tbouund, el Boot« to B«ltr to. n»««7 O h ol t i m » » SnadJag Advonltuata
Only a few weeks longer nnd the city
election, will be upon us. Hiere seems to
be a general tipathy.„ upon the part of
the majority o f Uio citizens and as yet
there is no excitement over the possible
result. The mayor and aldermanic part
o f the ticket seems to be going very slow
and very few possible candidates can be
found.
cause to enables them to secure the
publk ty they seek without placing themeolvei under obligations to the editor.
The n * »paper men like it, because they
can ti >reby treat all fairly and at the
some time receive Just compensation for
their «pace. Each succeeding year, will
see m,*re political matter printed as ad
vertising a w U tiie editotal column will be
more tree from die Influence o f people
whb want to use the paper only when
they tiuve on axe to grind— K ey West
Cl risen.
Nev ¿»paper work In Sanford 1s auum^
ing «13pcs these days that to say the
least ore grotesque. I f a man makes a
sale of land The Herald la requested not
lo mm ounce the fact until such a time as
both l irtiee designate.
Th< other d a y a man went hunting up
the rt er aud was evidently shoL He did
Bed Linen
W a 'wwte w ith ssnsa c iwow i « t a t a
burglar whb Invaded tlio office o f the
Sanford Herald was caught while he was
“ sorting over the money and checks." * I f
the Impression got nut that real money
U sometimes found In newspaper "offices,
w e tremble for the safety o f every
sanctum In tlie Slate.— Tampa Tribune.
cause they like the candidate's views
direct, without evasion or deception. The
PRESS CENSORSHIP
BOYS’ and MEN’S CLOTHING
lettuce. This was the net returns after
all charges bad been paid. T h ey can now
rake in an equal amount from a crop of
celery and yet there are' people who would
live In thè north wlwn they can buy Sanford lands at an easy rate.
• Orange county will soon be in the thick
o f another w et and dry election. The
commissioners o f that county have order
ed the election for March 1st. Orange
voted the saloons out a year or more, ago,
but went wet in the recent State-wide
controversy' which makes It hard to get
a lino on her action In the. present con
test. h is dlfiicult ta understand why any
community, once rid o f the saloons, should
NEW POLITICAL ADVtRIISINO
want to take them on ugaln— L ive Oak
• One of the most significant features o f Democrat.
recen1 political campaigns is the changed
attitu a.of candidates generally toward
Editor Bob of tha Sanford Herald came
the n< /»papers. Until a very few years
out last week with a ' statement that was
ago tl 1 Idea o f a candidate for office
sassy, Interesting and rather unusual.
buyln • space in a newspaper, openly and Holly said that he would be boiled if he
aboveboard, the same as a merchant
ever gave any more free advertising for
buys it, was unheard of. He tried to
any amusements. He says he gave a way
coax, threaten or bribe tho editor to sup
over two thousand dollars' worth o f ad
port him in former times, but. never
vertising and when his “ boys” go to the
wanted the dear people to know how he
show they got the "marble hearL" Holly
managed i t And the fool editor, nine
says that he oen pay for his tickets and
times out o f ten. would sail in and make
he Intends to be paid for ills advertising:
a lot • I enemies In supporting a man
How comforting it Is to hear o f an editor
who « ould’t give him a pleasant look the
that is able t o buy a ticket to a show.—
day 1 iter the election. Of - late years,
Pensacola News.
more luslness men liave developed In
the
rwspaper field and they have
The Sanford Herald is calling upon the
awak led to the fact that their space is
worth something and that the only honor good people o f that section 10 be "up and
able w ay to sell It is to do. it openly. doing in the mattor o f an exhibit at the
W h et the politician finds that he has Orange oouuty fair to be held next month".
to pa i for It the same as the merchant The Herald says that there is no section
who needs publicity, he pays for it— or he In the world that can make a greater or
doesn't get very fa r as a politician. The more varied display Uian Sanford, and
while tills la a large claim, few people
A
DRY G O O D S
THE TIME
Knowing the injury that has been
dqno the small,, papers through (his
ebsurr.y stringent law, The Metropolis
siticer ly hopes the coming Legislature
w ill a> -end It to a common sense de
gree-.. Jacksonville Metropolis.
The Herald la well satisfied with present
anaiu intents. W e have no time to ride
and c uld get no benefit from passes.
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F R E E A T T R A C T IO N S
HUMANE, The Fastest Trotting Ostrich in the World
GIVING AN EXHIBIT TW ICE DAILY
NICK CARTER, The World's Famous High-Diver, Jumping
110 Feet Into
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Pool o f W ater
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Good Iron Beds from $2,50 up. W1UBaseball between Rollins College and the Ormond Team
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E xhibits transported free on Railroads. * Reduced fates 'h a w
been granted by railroads. February 7 to 11, scheduled to Feb
ruary 12th.
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iirsANfORD enuRcnts
IJIM-uere»— Theflaat
Ing quite a showing
wenihcr ha»
been very Invorabte.
There will bo a fair acreage o f beaus
Where Devout of the Celery
and cukes but' from present Indications
City Worship Sunday.
the tomato crop will ba small at this
point. An effort w ill bo mnde to get
resume
all c h u r c ii ev en ts some early Rocky Ford eants Into market.
Th e Florida Vegetable Grower*-' Asso
ciation the Sanford Celery Association,
Of Interest to Those Religiously In- Chase It Co., and J. E. Pace will all
cllned— Suhlects of Discourses
forward lorge shipments of celery and
for tho Sabbath.
lettuce and late potatoes and other spring
T V , |>H iar< i f tHt C K » r t h n l a |Im C j t j » 1. E i r i a J r
crops.
Uu u m J ia bria« W kb J tKrir A in n «M n »i>
Chose & Co., nre the only shippers of
oihii Oi.rck N m u All iA a aal l.i.r ih.o W «I« b l>r ifn r o a a a *
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oranges from this point and their Inrgo
packing house is in almost constant oper
rirat Methodist
Re*. J. A, Hendry, p u tor; church, comer Park ation.
or
age, comer M
avenue and Fifth street;
nuTu'avenua aind S iventtT 'strU l: phone
Sunday morning service ■» H i evening service,
7-Ou. Sunday achool, 0:48 *. m.; Jno.- K. Metlinger. Supt
Teacher*' meeting every Friday.
7:30 p. m.
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Sunday School 9:45 a. m. J. K. Mettinger In charge A . R. Chappel o salstin g.
Sotoot M draw ing In inlcreat end ^riiutor.v
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Business me na Bible Class obntlnuc» to
gatKer''members In Interest,
why not
have it reach the one bundled mark and
build a special room fo r'th e beat-work T
11 a. ra. “ Monthly Communion” Socrulnt
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a.
J. E. Pace, known as the "celery king”
and the lurgest grower jn Florida, has 75
acres o f very fine celery. The bulk of
the crop will move early. Mr. Pace ships
Independently. He expects to commence
bbnrding his r e lc r r T W x r ’ w TM lrw id his
'tno^Tir«rtWW ' nboltf
February 10. Ho also has some of the
late Green Top variety of celery. Mr.
Plfco's crop Is looking very Bite mid he
should ship some very-fine stqdrF. E. Lame. for inany«i*arS>wOiYcudKr,
b C e - .«t
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the'churcii should jJejpresent and plmnke, dependent grower this year, having taken
7 p. m. Preaching by the Pastor.- Sub active charge of hi& farm near Runds
ject "M an,“ h lr Intrinsic value to God and aiding this, year—for- Ute- benefit o f Ids
to the world. I have a message for all health. Mr. Lane has 8 acres of nlco
celery which will be shipped in February
the people especially the mem
and
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A C hH ñ láñ A relooraO TW tended to nit;
A.
L.
Wilburns
will
ship
independently.
A special invitation to tho strangers who
Mr. Williams baa 2 acres o f celery and a
may be in the city.
~ n n d MagnoUirrTOontbly business meeting
of board o f Stewards. “ This is a board
meeting."
Wednesday 7:30, bible study and prayer
meeting "o g d M "L lv e “ crowd InstW ednrsduy all the "D ead" were absent. “ Come
take the water o f life freely."
Friday 7:30 p. m. Sunday School officers
teachers and adult members meet for (he
lesson study followed business meeting.
Let all be present. Place o f meeting will
be announced Sunday Morning:
T h « P f t p l i ' i C o n tr e g a tio n a l
Gepote O. Waldron, paator; Sunday morn Ins
it-ry let\I, II:
If: evening aervlce.
aervtce. 7:00; prayer meeting
Sabbath achool,
0:43 *f m.
Wnlntaday, 7:00 p. m : SuMiath
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7. C. Easmtiuler, Superintendent.
First Baptist
Kev. J. W. Wildiusn. pastor; Sunday morning
•crvlce. It: evening service. 7.00; Sabbath achool.
■0:48 n. m.| I’rol. N J, Perkin*. Supt; prayer
nieedrgevery Wednesday. 7:00 p. ra.; teachers'
meeting Friday evening at 7:30.
Thu Sunday School w ill study Elijah
the Prophet, at 10 n. m. A t 11 o'clock
the phi tor will preach, subject, “ America,
the World's Greatest Mission Field. A t
*7 p. m. the* fourth discourse of the life o f
Christ wtU be delivered on "CKHsF* First
Utterance. Strangers are curdinlly in vit
ed to attend.
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Presbyterian
Kev. J. F. McKinnon, pastor; morning service,
II evening service, 7:00; Sabbath school, 9:45 a.
m; Henry McLaulin. Supt,; prayer meeting Wed-,
nrsdav 7:30 D. rn
Preaching morning and evening by (he
pastor. Rev. J. F. McKinnon. A fter rectmslderaslon o f the matter o f changing
the hour for evening service, it w ub agreed
to continue the hour at 7 o'clock, instead
of changing it to 7:30 us announced- This
applies in this churcii to both Sabbath
evening service nnd Wednesday evening
liraycrmeeting.
AH nre cordially invited
to attend these services.
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Cathollo
Catholic Church. Oak avenue between Bth and
9tb street*,. Kev. Father Dreannhan In charge.
Kosary, sermon
7:30 p m Sun__ _____________ i heard Saturday
..._i Sunday of the month between 4 and S
P |ra and 7 and B p. in. First Sunday of month
mass at 7:30 p . in. and 10 a. ra.
H oly C ra s s t p ls c o p a l
Rev. B. F. Brown, rector; A. D. Key, senior war
den: Sunday morning service, I t ; evening service
S:0O; Sabbath school. 0 .4 8 a. ra.; B. F.W hltner,
Supj.; prayer meeting. 7:30 Wednesday evening
dillon has some good celery
and cauliflower. He will ship independ
ently, Joe Cameron is a large independent
shipper of lettuce and celery. Mr.Camer
on Is now boarding his celery.;
'A7Tfffrlicr~antt MnTid &- Meal -a re In dc(>cndent shippers and are hoarding
their celery, which should be ready- to
movti In ten days to two weeks.
C. M. Berry lias 3 acres covered by can
vas, about 2 acres Tn peppers which have
been hearing for same time, und 1 acre
j f very nice looking young lettuce, also
cukes started in flower pots which he Is
forcing for the early market.
Walker & Dunlap have 50 acres of
potatoes under irrigation.
It Is now estimated that Sanford will
ship 100,000 barrels o f Irish potatoes this
season.
Sanford strawberries will soon tie offercd in the local market. The acreage in
strawberries this season Is greater than
It hns ever been there and this promises
to develop Into u paying branch oP the
truckers' business.
Several large (irons of Bennudn onions
huve beenl>ianied at Sanford this season
and the crops look exceptionally fins.
Cruse Barnes sold his 7-acre Vegetahte
farm at Sanford for 58,000 last week.
W. G. Smith lias moved to Sanford from
Anthony to engage in vegetable grow
ing__ Packer.
The Chinese Fam ine
While we have plenty o f bread and to
spare China is again in the throes of an
other dreadful fuiniite. One thousand a
day nre succumbing tuthe honors of star
vation nnd fever is the report, und months
will Intervene before uhother hutvesl can
be expected from the flood-stricken dis
tricts.
An appeal is being mude to our favor
ed land for help. Already Christians are
responding, reajizing that this practical
demonstration o f the humaneness o f our
religion will do much to recommend its
genuineness. Sanford will bring down n
Messing on herself by sending her gift to
the China Famine Fund. Bible House,
New York.
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-Tb* fullnwiws SanlWinan annautu» (ball candi
dacy for\h<* petition of Aldermen of the city of
Sanford:
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W. W. ADKKNATHY
two
Crop C on dition s o t S an ford
Tho weather Jtcro for the past
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weeks has Boon qoite~"Wxnn. which -he*
caused the celery crop to advance rapid
ly. This warm weather while a benefit
to the celery has been a detriment to
some extent to the lettuce «
It has been
too warm to make the lettuce head w e ll
- . . - T h e weather is ooolef at |»resent and
some fancy lettuce should go forward In
---- -the near future. « - &------- T- -- ------There are quite o number o f buyers
here both from the eastern and western
markets. Quite a
little lettuce was
bought in the field, the predominating
price being $600 per acre. Lettuce Is
small lots ranges from $1.50 to $2.25, f.
o. b., Sanford.
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Tho celery acreage Is estimated at
Ttbout43 per cent o f last year's acreage.
About two-thirds o f this trill move before
April 1, and tbe balance w ill extend Into
May. Quite a little o f the Green Top
variety lias been planted tills year which
will move late In-the season.
Last week 23 -refrigerators left this
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W illi «u ff the wtiiTUK« - is »- tb l* - * e * l
<0. This was all lettuce. Sm all lota o f
cauliflower and a « n a il amount of celery
have been shipped by expreas.
About 5.000 sacks o f ‘ Irish potatoes
have been planted In the Sanford celery
dolui, which la estimated to constitute
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F. L. WOODRUFF
YOU TAKE NO RISK.
Our Reputation and Monty Ars Back
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W e pay fo r i l l ‘ the medicine used
darin g the trial. If our remedy fa lls to
com pletely relieve you o f coustlpatlon.
W e take a ll the risk. You are not ob
ligated to us in uuy w ay w hatever. If
you accept onr offer. Could anything
be more fa ir for you i
Is there any
raasou w hy you should hesitate to put
our claim s to a practical teat?
Th e must actentlflc, common sense
treatment Is Itexall Orderlies, which
are eaten like candy. Th ey are very
pronounced,' gen tle and pleasant In
action, and particularly agreeable In
every way. T h ey, do not cau se‘ diar
rhoea. nausea, flatulence, gripin g or
any Inconvenience w hatever.
Bexall
W CTO D S
W INTER G UESTS
Magnolia Farm
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and it was only a question ot how soon
the machinery would nin hot and force
him to alight.
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made ^ d e s c e n t close toy. fi
on hià"pontoon. The pontoon was moored
to the lower side o f the biplane^iml when
it struck the'w ater tr nssumod an upright
position, supporting the biplane, with its
daring master, until the speedy Roe could
rnnge alongside and pick, him up. The
biplane was Riso taken aboard nnd the
Roe steamed for Hnvana.
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High S ch ool N otes
Dr. Graver, o f Worchestcr Mass., paid
our school a visit lost week. Dr. Graver
is making n tour o f the country noting the
school condition», and..pronounces San
ford’s o n « o f (he best.
A ll ore working hurt! for the success of
the piny. "Toys Aw ake," to ite given next
Tuesday and Wednesday irf£hts, benefit
of the High School Library.
The boys have organized n Debating
Society and' will Itnve a meeting next
Monday afternoon .al lite High School
Auditorium. Woman’p suffrage will bo
the subject for-debate. • .
This is tho week of tho Mid-Term ex
amination.
"W o have troubles of our
own."
Monday afternoon, the 23rd. the Irving
Literary Society held a meeting. The
musical numbers were well rendered, and
sonerai interesting papers in which A v i
ation was tho central subject, were road.
Tiie Hunt number was tho reading o f the
“ Salmagundi,” l l i f Hlgo School paper. A ll
were so well pleased that, the motion to
ad jour iieto o d fo r-a e vcra liu iliu L ca before
being seconded.
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The Track Team Is working hard and
soon the lucky ones will receive their entry
blanks for the meet ot the census cclebratlon-in Tnmjta on Feb., 18. Rollins Col
lege has postponed its unhual Intersclwlustic meet to Feb., 22 so that the dates
will not-confllct.
The- Irving Literary Society held its
meeting Monday afternoon, giving u good
program. The musical numbers were well
rendered. There were several Interest jng
pa|ters reud, In which aviation was the
central subject. The Inst number was tho
"Salmagundi” , a studen^ puper giving
items of school Interest.
A ll were so
pleased that the motion to adjourn stood
for several minutes before being seconded
The boys have organized n debating
society so that they may Ite fitted for
public speaking nnd get a better knowl
edge o f tho issues o f thè day. Olllccrs
will be elected soon und u good program
drawn up. The active work will not be
commenced until after the mid-term ex
amination, now a week off.
Dr. Garver, of Worcester. Mass., paid
our school 'a pleasant visit Monday.- Dr.
Garver is greatly interested in all educa
tional work and is observing the school
conditions throughout the country. He
pronounces Sanford’s system -on e o f Um
best be has seen.
A large number o f the pupils are to
take part - in tbe play to Ite given benefit
o f (he High School library.
Prof.-Lyn ch visited our school on last
“Place the title* n o your reni « t a t e in
the Realty Trust Company and ovoid com
plications. For particulars address B. F.
Whitner. Jr., Secretary.
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START THE
NEW YEAR RIGHT.
If you begin it in W O O D R U F F ’S
' .shoes you have taken the first step
towarcT making tiie"Ncw’*YeaT
pier and more prosperous-^-happier
because you arc more comfortable—
more prosperous because your ma,#
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Step into the New Year in W O O D
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25c to $7.00
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Of Your Life Young Man
Married or Single. Have a Home or a Good
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The Markham
Park Addition
O n the O rlan d o road just two
from street car line
blocks
T h irty B eau tifu l Lots
Just been laid out and streets being
raded. N o w ready to build you a
ome. (N o place line' home.)
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your choice. Som e
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th oaks and some with
lots shaded with
orange trees. N o w is the accepted time.
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This Offer-is Good for 30'
Monday.
erllea are panl4wUely.8uod.toc.chtL.
dram -aged a nd deUcKlB w o n a .
W e urge y o u - to try Itexall OrderUse at our risk.
T w o aUea, 10c.
and 25c.
Rem em ber, you can gat
B exall Rem edies In this com m unity
s a ly a t our a io re —T b a lU i a li B u m .
C OTVi P T C T T Y -
iA v ia to r .M cC u rdy Falls S h o rt o f IIN
Goal by Ten M iles
C O M M IS S IO N M E R C H A N T S
A viator J. A . D. McCurdy made a note
C
AR LOT, DISTRI BUTORS
worthy attempt to fly in a Curtiss biplane
from K ey West to Havana Monday morn
W e want your crop and w ill o ffer special inducem ents
ing. He negotiated eighty o f the ninety
miles b e lw e e ir the tw o p atn tirn n dlh eo. was forced to drop to the heaving boeom
K. R, M U R R E L L , Resident M anager
of the Gulf, in sight o f the torpedo boat,
SAN FO RD . FLO R ID A
destroyer Roe, which picked tilm up. A*
wireless from the Roe announced tbe fact
that McCurdy had failed of his goal by
■only ten miles and tbnt lie was safe
aboard the boat.
The dispatch from the Roe stated that
the biplane was going along smoothly
nfterNt passed the Paulding, some thirty
miles from Havana, and some sixty miles
A ll M odern Im prove mente
from Key West, bu t' shortly afterward H u n tin g , F is h in g and Rest
m C.
McCurdy noticed that the machinery was
not running with lire »ceuetumeiL VJWilW
, .hasty examination
examination sbowc
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showed That
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�npd recitations were enjoyed; each girl their stay among us and w e shall miss
was presented with n crocheted ■ribbon them. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Rich accom
and rosette, three being pink and three panied them<as for as Jacksonville.
blue.
■Mrs. Louis u i Benrdall A ven u e is quite
Mr. Gilbert of Naw York. Is spending a 111
while at his homo here, while stnnding
Our Sunday School la planning for
on
. vaTeniiiie carnival to be held in M r Beck*
caught a basa weighing 10 lb#., 3 az,. In grove.
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for further announcement
A Budget of Interesting Items
Prom Correspondents
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tm n s o r tH B N G E c o u n t y «= * * * » —
t^ lt^ a s a was found a
cü U1»1i
The "W est Side” is still flourishing and
doesn't need a
brass band nor an
auctioneer to demonstrate the fact. I f
the city will Just get a hustle o n .. and
finish our road w e w ill be -able to make
last MS' much noise us they do on the
other aide o f town.
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Some o f .the finest lettuce over leaving
Sanford was - shipped from the W est
Side lest week.
; with measles, w s ore , glad to
report them both on the road to recovery.
H. L. Smith o f Macon. Ga., spent a few
days with his sen’ and family, J. A.
Smith.
.Miss Ada Lovell of Apopka who»<bas
been visiting llte Misses Sianstrom, re
turned to her home this week.
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V, Mr$. 5 - A . Eddy o f Green Cove Springs
was the guest o f Mrs. W illiam S. Thomson,
a few days o f last week.
M n. Ehner D eO am p of Ocalo, has-been
K A . H eerdt
son visited great state Into the Union, her lo y a le x sons and daughters planned to spend
Mrs. G. R. Nlcholsyn has been quite port o f the day together In commemoru*tlon o f the event. A fte r attending Sun
sick but is now improving.
day
School and Church, they carried‘their
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Chambliss returned
Well
filled baskets to Mr. Becks grove
to their home In Leslie, Ga., last Mon
where
they ate dinner together und
day. *...'~ytalked'of Kansas and times gone by.
Mrs. W- J- Denial entertained last Fri
Ahaong the Kansans attending from San
day. very pleasantly ot.a "spend-the-dnyford were. 0. E. Walker and w ife, B, A .
pnrty". It Is alwaya a treat to be
Howard and fam ily,^Ted Schumann, wife,
guest o f lha Daniel home, so pleasant Is
daughter and mother, Gus Hill and wife,,
the place and .its Inmates. Those who
enjoyed Mrs. Daniel’s hospitality on this
and Dr. and Mre. Homnghoua. A m o
occasion were, Mesdames. Fultz, Robinthose present who were not Kansans were
‘•on, Morgan, PattlshalL Etheredge and
Mrs. John, Mre. Bonnes, Prof, and Mrs.
Speer.
Maris, Mr. and Mrs. Glarke Book. Thera
* Last Sunday b ein g s fifth Sunday-there were fifty eight persons present and It
was no regular service at either church proved to he a most enjoyable occasion.
but, by special request, Rev. Sounder ga ve
The Sanford Library
us, as he always does, an Instructive
The Sanford Library has Just completed
practical sermon at the morning hour.
’ Actual work has begin an the railroad another successful year.-—The
which passes.through Geneva and When meeting at tbe Library rooms last Thurs
it's completed we, one and atL w ill sound day, afternoon called out a large aud repone accimaUon o f thankfulness that we reaentative attendance. Reports from the
can get aoraewbere without taking nday's librarian and the treasurer showed that
oum ey la . a _ tm g g y ^ n r rmozlng 3 h k t the t a tit t e e r a f riM?Qur t a l to e n pirehed
u
On last Thursday afternoon m A . Addle
her Robinson entertained, In a moat delight
ful manner, the ladles M, M. S.. Society.
A ft e r th eiM iiln eu w n ro v o r;
e d b y Mrs. J. A ..S m ith .-m o tored -to Xk- social Itour was spent. lando and back one night last week.
A tissue paper cap o f queer shape and
Mr. and Mrs. Thornton have returned wrapped w optional adore, was given
from a very pleasant trip to W inter Park each guest; this cap was worn the re
mainder o f the afternoon, also In each
and Malt* red.
Thursday afternoon the "B lde-a-W ce" package was found a popper which ga ve
Club met at the home of. Miss A da alurm as soon ss discovered. Delicious
Stenstrom. Ten members and one visitor sandwiches, pickles, coffee, cakes and
being present. A fter a short business orange straws were served. So
m eeting a delicious luncheon was served pleasant was the afternoon that all w ere
Music and readings furnished the enter loathe to leave. Especially Invited guests
tainment. and never bat the club spent a were present, Mesdatnes G ilbert W ill
more pleasant afternoon, and adjourned Adam s and Lewis.
Mrs. L C. Denmark
mother In Jacksonville.
la
visiting
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Many friends here as elseWhera w ill be
to meet on next Thursday at the borne of
glad toiknow that Mrs. Adams la alga to
Mrs. Thornton.
go driving on pleasant . days, and
tael sure that this balm y clim ate will be
PAOLA P O IN T S .
great benefit to our friend.
Bno d s i Correspond«oce to Tbs ttsrald:
January has certainly been a beautiful
motgj^flnii. a dcJigbt to the northern vit-
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Special Correspondence to Tbe Herald; . i_'
Mrs. D. H. Moss entertained her cousin
Mr*. C. F. Cooley nnd daughters. Miss
George Ellis and Xriknd Mr. Simmops dost
Cooley and M ist 'S ara o f Madison, Wis.,
week, both gentlemen were from Harvey
arrived last week and are established for
the rest o f the season In their pleasant
B. W . Herndon has erected a tenant
boose on the ^Square."
bouse and other buildings on his property
Mr. and Mrs. F . W . Flanner o f Indian
here.
apolis, Ind., property owners here, ore
The colored people o f Canaan have
rooking a visit south, stopping In Sanford
owing to lack o f accommodation for vis their new church ready to occupy.
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Mrs. George Spoor o f Beardnli, Is con
itors In our little burg. 1/ we could only
have a boarding bouse or smalt bote] and fined to her lionic from Injuries received
h ave our houses rented w e might amount In falling down the , stair w ay In the
Notional Bank building.
to something sometime.,
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Our Feed line Is complete; when you are in want o f same, T-,
give us a call. W e will save you money, and also give you the
yery best o f quality. W e carry a full line o f chicken feeds. When
your l^ens are not giving you the eggs they should. Try our feeds
for them, und see if the change wont pay you. W e have the
feed for your cow also. I f you are not trying it now tom e to see
or phone da, and we will tell you what feeds you w ill get the best
Tesults fromT
In stnple groceries we can save you money; now If you like
to Bave this little coin, it will be to your interest to get our prices
before buying.
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Staple and Fancy Croceriesi Hay, Grain
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Fruits, Vegetables, Cindies, Cigars and Tobaccoes
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lt a Caw Issva Sanford 2:lS -and 7:45. i
“ “ ^ 'A 'a e l ^ b h i ^ ^ 't r y V n V m a T n - '
ed her music class o f six girls s t a tw elve visit from his brother and w ife o f Indiana. turning at 10 p. in. Music by minstrels
A number o f our fanners w ill soon he throughout the entire evening. Plenty
o'clock luncheon. The color sebeoe in
the dinning room was green and red; and cutting celery.
o f other amusdjueiltl lire promised end
thU happy land o f Jolly girls did full
Mrs. C. A . Stuart and little daughter a good time end pleasant evening Is esJu g& g-B LU M daln iy dishes prepared by Mildred, h ave returned ta their bosns ln lou red.
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HOLMES
G. W. S P E N C E R
fr a n k fu r te r R o a st and Cake W alk .
Mr. and Mre. 0. E. Walker and sister,
Tha “ full mooners" o f Cameron City in
and Mr. and Mrs. Sargent were Cameron accordance with their plan to give a
City visitors last week.
social «va ry full moon w ill have a frank
Mrs. Dr. Kelley and her sister Mrs. furter roast together with a cake' walk
Trainer, o f New Y ork spent one day leaf at Beck's Park during the February full
week enjoying our parks and farms and moon evening February 10th.
J. L. Sieg has returned from Orlando.
calling on aome.acqualnlances bare.
The Coke Walk w ill be tbe principal a t
Dr. J. J. Burns visited in Orlando last
Dr. Keeior o f New York is visiting his traction o f the evening and the contest
week .and thence to Eustace to visit
will be entered by several couples who
fam ily also their home on Lake Onora.
friends.
Mrs. EUze Mens is one o f our winter Will "w alk” for a large home-made cake.
Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Peters spent last
The Judgea will be Harry Ward, J. 0.“
visitors.
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week witM relatives in VslusU county.
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end look over his land Interest bore.
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XarsmaLwlih .Killur.—So much, eo indeed,
that only a small balance U left In thy
j Respectfully,
treasury for the activities of the coming
yeor
. Vigorous tliftom inn follow ed ns to wuy*
and means, and It developed as the tense
o f the meeting that special efforts should
be put into action which shall bring more
funds and at the same time broaden tbe
usefulness o f this fine institution o f 'San
ford. One result was tbe appointment*of
n special finance eomm lttee from tha ac
tiv e ladies p f the city, whose duty it is to
canvass the citizens for money and mem
benhip In the Library. W ith over thlr
teen hundred books on the shelves it
■cema a pity that more o f them arc not
in circulation among the people.
• The officers for the year as elected are
ns follows: President. Mr. C. R. Walker, 1•■.
Most Complete Line of Baked Goods in Florida
vice p ru d en t, Mrs. H. L. Deforest; secre
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tary and librarian, Mrs. E. W. D. Dunn;
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treasurer, Mr! Raymond Key. The same
book committee, with Prof. Perkins at the
SANFORD,
FLORIDA
head, was continued for another year,
which insures the same careful selection
o f books that has heretofore distinguished
the Library.
Three dollars paid at one lim e makes
one a full member with rights for a year,
The same privilege, but without vote, may
J. B. W ILLIAMS; Prop.
be obtained by the payment o f one dollar
a year or thirty cents a quarter Special
arrangements are made for the drawing
o f books by tboee' here for only a short
period.
Commendable improvement has been
shown In the use o f tbe children's section
All Kinds Country Produce Bought and Sold
o f .the Library. Periodicals also have
21?, C o r , 3rd S tr a e t and S a n fo rd Aye.
wide circulation.
It’s a good thing.
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H elp It along.
SANFORD, FLORIDA
Ph on e (¡2
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fenner o f Eustls,
The young folks o f the neighborhood
gathered at Mr. H anley's Friday evening Florida and Menton, Ohio, w ire visitors
Bird M m a t Tam pa
lis t and proceeded to surprise the young at J. C. Ellsworths Monday.
The
premier
feature o f the 1432 per
people at Island Lake, and a most en joy
Tbe vegetable growers association mem'
cent
ran
sus
celebration
which w ill ba held
able evening was spent
bare loaded a car with lettuce here on
In
Tampa
from
February
11th to £5th
Tuesday,
and
two
core
on
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kirk enjoyed a
w ill be the four days' aviation meet con
trip to St. Petersburg last week.
ducted by Glenn H. Curtiss and four of
J. V . Booth and CL C. Pearson have
CAMERON C ITY CLIPPINGS.
the world's b eit known man birds.
purchased the launch Nina and put her In To tha Editor at Tba Herald:
The dates o f aerial contest w ill be
The weather man has promised us
the Wnklva river for the present
February 10th. 20th, 21st and 22nd. Th e
Monday evening last fire brake opt In cooler weather which will t>e very a c program will ba divided so as in make
the negro quarters at Bothamly's m ill and ceptoble to the growing crops. •
each afternoon's exhibition o f equal In
Dr, and Mrs, Sw art* o f Peiup. have
for awhile It looked as 11 the whole plant
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was doomed, but by bard wprk and well come to make their home with their son.
A . C. McCurdy, the daring young Cana
directed efforts the conflagration was sub Prof. George Swartz on Laks Onora.
dian who is now attracting worldwide at
dued with only the loss o f several small Dr: Swartz will occupy the pulpit of our
tention b y h it’ uverwater flights at the
buildings, The Ice uhour pecking twuse new church and preach for us such week
K ey West n a v a l station, w ill bring .Zwo
caught'fire from the burning shneks, but when his health and ' strength permits.
of his latest type monoplanes to T
was saved by putting up ladders and car He has given us two elegant. scholarly
He will make a number o f overwatsr
rying water to the roof, the work o f the sermons which we greatly enjoyed and
flights betw een Tnmpn and Fort Dade;
A ren tz brother*.
-" V ■ epivecintcd am i made U i feel unreel ve*
and give various exhibitions at the Cele
very fortunate. A number o f our friends
bration grounds. During his Sights to
came
out from Saufard Sunday morning
GENEVA JOTTINGS
tho Forts, he will be accompanied by a
to'attend Sunday School and church and
Bo k U I Cot reapoodeac« to Tb« Harald:
number o f torpedo boot and officers
•were well pleased. It is s o Inspiration
tbe United States Signal Corps will bo
The weather U so beautiful it would
US to bqvp them
seem « pitywhould th e T »W »w a v t
-—»jd e ta ile d to take passage In -McCurdy's
'owell is o n « o f the recent arrivals A ir Ship.
G en ov, regrets exceedingly to loee the'
fa m U f of 4, P. Taylor from ftraon* her
citizens. For years they have resided
here, though having moved to Orlando,
they still have financial interests here
and we hope to have them among us
again.
- S od -U o Before-¿Placing-Your- Orders
. 09- iu d ic o .. -A so0(jjy ntUntJCT DroUf 15«ipltì
Mrs. M. S. Etheredge and
Sanford recently.
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Artesian and Deep Wells
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Efficient Starr or Reporters Weekly long; and It wasn t a good day foi fTshlng Kansas and last Sunday being the fiftieth
either.
Covers the Territory for
anhlVereary o f the admittance o f that
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W AND A B O U T T H E C IT V
Utile HoppenlnÉS— Mention of
Matters In Brief.
PERSONAL ITEMS Of INTEREST
Sum m ary of tnc rioounx »m oil ion
Succinctly Arranged for Hur
ried Herald Readers.
fo r Alderman
candidacy fi[or the poaition oí
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quaUArtl to know and ho abln to ailminUtrr tuch
attain of the city n* come t«-foro tfy- AUlrrturn and
the Mine wUI rrcelve iny careful Bkrutfon
_____________ w w .x b cK NATHY.
ronage at
Ladles new M ils beltings, barrettes,
back combs and etc N.P.Yoweli&Co.
past thirteen years did we
Do not take our word, but you know the
Heights around. any growing town ik
always choice for good homes' or will
moke money Tor the speculator. Every
dollar spent increases tlio value o f
ot.
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T. E. Ruby o i Madisonvllle, K y „ is visitlag his aunt Mrs, Johns on Park A ve.
For lap robes and horse blankets see
Underwood.
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One and two horse wagons with celery
Mr. and Mrs. Davenport o f Detroit Michi
flared side bodies at Underwood's.
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gan arc spending the w inter in Sanford.
Crush ed and pulverized Limestone, ca
Mrs. Henry W ight has returned from s
load lota.
IL H. Whitncr.
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delightful visit with friends In Jackson
Ladies new belts bellin i», barrettes,
H. A. Shrove, representing the Florida back combs and etc. N. P. Yowell Co.
not
the city
home. Come in and see haw we remove
all obstacles for those who have llttio to
start un^ Sanford Furniture Co.
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f o r S ole— 240 a c re s high ham m ock
land, t w o th ird s b o rd e red b y high
lake fr o n t. T w o a c re s In fine young
g ro v e , fifte e n a c re s cleared, en tire
tr a c t fen ced , t w o s t o r y dw ellin g g o o d
shape, h am , e tc . In on e and h a lf m iles
o f P o s t o ffic e , w ith in S m iles o f th ree
to w n s . L o c a te d In Lake County, n ea r
Lake Cu st Is. f o r te rm s address, ro o m
2, W elb orn B lo ck S an fo rd f la. 2 5 -2 tc
WA NT S
The Sanford Herald issued .the Tele*
phone Directory last week. The book is
SStoG- WtwT
pi m m * e d - tor
reference. Thcrxaasy new., juunes
indicate a rapid growth o f business.
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The Sanford Music Club meets Satur
day, February 4 th 1911, at Mrs. Munson's
Studio at 9 p. m. Miss Linda Lcffler,
leader. The year books are ready, all the
members are requested to come and get
same.
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Mrs. M. C, V an Buskirk of Forest City
w«s In die city on Wednesday, Mrs. V a n
Buskirk is taking a few guest at the
Magnolia Farm Hotel a n d' can guarantee
tlie best of everything in table board,
hunting and Ashing.
Mt». W. H. Underwood received the
* * f intelligence this week that her brother
Bob Taylor had ’ been ’ stricken "wTlTT
paralysis at bis home in Georgia. Mr.
Taylor Is well known in Sanford and his
friends here will be son-fr to learn o f bis
affliction.
9th , and 10th. W e dp os w e say mus Bradford A Keith. 405 Third Sp Phone
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lln u n d er-w ear, w o o l g o o d s, ladles 311.
Lost—
Pair
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Spectades
with
tortoise
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'shell fruWk^Vefb' prtJbJbly-iit in some
|eeka«u— Graham - hour
at
Long's’ -office.* Reward if rauiruod to J. f i Whitstore,
19-tf ner.
Gas engino repairs. Sanford Machine
Wanted—Cottage of Ave rooms or flat
o f Ave room s.' Address Box 1060. 5-tf
& Garage C a
48-tf
For R e n t-T e n acres tiled land'on street
Buggies and surreys at cost for thirty
daym at Underwoods Bartlesville top car line. Station on place. Tw o acres o f
tiled land, cottage and barn on place.
buggies at $70.00.
17-tf On street car line. Address, J. N. W h it
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I f your aim lo Ufe is to economize and ner, Sanford Florida. *
For Sale— Six acres laud, four cleared.
to have for your everyday use dependable
Good
goods at the lowest possible prices w e ask Store and house, well located.
reaion for w ilin g. J. F. MoCdtond. Moore's
you, not for our suke, nor for this town's Station.
$5-41 p
sake, nor for the -sake o f anything but
For sale__ I have five or six pieces o f
your owu pocket book und yuur bank ac land more than 1 need for trucking. These
count, to aim for our store and hit the lands were bought dump, cleared under
centre o f economical buying. Sanford m y own supervision and will be sold at a
great bargain. One Ave acres perfectly
Furniture Co.
22-tl . ' tiled, third year In cultivation, 30 rods
T SpcrTal sate at
Y o u r ils ,
Nrk , g ib ,
9th and 101h. 3 days only. Muslin un
derwear, wool dress goods and ladles
ready to wear waists, the chance yon
shouldn't miss. N. P. Yowell S. co r—
have
the
reputation,
which is usually shared by
Seed Potato Cutters and Planters at
Fcrnald’s. Call and let us show you. 22tf
. «u Monday.
Just arrived, a car load of refrigerators
Rev. J. W. W ildman will preach at
and mattings. Prices cannot he equaled.
Moores Station next Sunday afternoon at
Jones-McLaughlin Company.
24-2c
o’clock.
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Eggs from White Leghorn Hens, bred
Mrs. M. K. Hester. Mrs. Tl A llen Jones
to lay, never set strain. Good ns they
nnd Miss Evans motored to Orlando and
make ’em. $5 per 100, $3 for 50. 75c for
back on Sunday.
All L o ca l A d v e r tis e m e n t« Linder This
H eading. On«v Cent a W o rd Each Issue
Governor Gilchrist w ill be at the Orange Yards. A
25-5tp
County Fair on Thursday and expects to
. For Sale—One heavy express horse
.
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18 Pounds of best granulated sunr for sound and kind, also one high bred sad
make on address.
dle and dri ring mare. May be seen at
$1.00 at N. O. Garner’s.
24-tf
Miss Jessio Stumon’s friends are organ*
Cracker meal nnd full line National Hand's stable. A pply to Geo. H. Fcrnald
Jxcd.and say Miss Jessie must win sure.
Hdw., Co.
25-2t
erackars-for wile by W . W. Long, 18-if _
W aiiled—T o r o n t o pinna for tw o or
Watch her list grow.’ .
Handsome china cabinets just in. San* three months. H. H. Withcrington. 24-tf
..M il. and Mro. Conpropit o f Daytona ford Furniture Co' .
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Tom ato plant« n o # ready, leading vari
Reach spent several "days o f this weeST
Y o w c lls special sa le muslin under* eties.’ - O 'W . Bnrrclt, Lakeland," Flip“
with Sanford friends.
For Sale—Strawberry cups. See me at
w e a r, w o ol dr e s s g o o d s ,la d le s w aists,
R ,(« mw\« « M in g .- R . H . Mutrhend. --W-3c
WHU« Calloway, travelin g freight .agent
3 a b y s * T » 1BUi.9th, en d 10 th.’ n '.V.
For Sale— 16 f i r steel launch U i H. P.
.of Ellen N.» call upon the local shippers YuuuUI & C a
on Lake Maitland, as good as new, Can
oa Monday and Tuesday.
Sole o f Ribbons to make room for new be trftd. Box 141, Maitland, Fla.
24-2p
Notice the the elegant prfees offered to stock. A ll 25c Ribbons for 18c. Fancy
W onted— A good gentle horde suitable
nil Contestants and their friends. Can’t at reduced prices. Mrs. M. L Allen. 25tf for riding und driving. Mrs. II. A . HU«.
R. D. No. 2.
24-tf
»-gei-buty-and secure one loo?____ __
Ona Dining-Room Suit, fi Chairs, extra
For Sale^-JHols 60 feet wide, next to
Mrs. Wallace was called" to Athens. Ala., Table, 1 Buffet, -I China Closet Mission,
N. H. Garner« Addition on Sanford
this week on account o f tlfe serious Illness the best thing , for the money in town. avenue. Terms reasonable. Inquire at
of her husband, Dr. N. B. Wallace,
W illiam s & Miltwr,
Sanford Herald,
23-lc
For Sale— Good general merchandise
Full line of sweet or sour pickles in bulk
Mr. and Mrs. Slonkker o f Liberty,
18-tf ' business with cash trade well enlnblished.
Indiana, are among the prominent visitors or in bottles at lu n g’s.
A t a liberal discount. Good reason fur
to the city this week. They are guests of
Field & Son iinve n few of the Choicest selling. Inquire at Herald office.
23-c
the Bye-Lo.
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Building Lots on Sanford Heights. Each
For Sale— Bargain. Owner forced to
Mrs. Liddop,. o f Ocala and daughter, lot has a frontage o f 65 feet on Park A ve. sell. 10 acres, fenced, 5 acres tiled and
Mrs. Dr. J. T. Dell.'of Gainesville w e i* the We are selling these fine lots at $350 and crop bn it. Call on or address Room 11,
guests of M rs.-Liddon’s daughter, Mrs. $600.' Better see us now if you want one Wclbtkne Block, Sanford. Flo.
Tomato plants, sweet potato slips and
oi these lota. Cash or Time. Field & Son,
Rsysor this week.
velvet beans for sale. 5,000.000 L ivin g
Room
8,
Peoples
Bank
UIgd.
25*It
Mrs, Thos. McRae and little daughter,
ston’s New Globe tomato plants at 1.25
Don't forget to huve your chipped beef, IMr thousand. Delivery after February
Carrol, who have been visiting Mrs. J. N.
!5t!t. Headquarters for (ictalo slips and
Whitner for tho past week, returned to breakfast bacon und boiled ham sliced at
velvet
bean seed. J. R. Davis. Bartow,
Long's store, on his American slicing mat
her home in Miami Monday.
Fin:
23-8p
finin'.
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W anted—Someone to cure for a radio
Mrs. Florence Keys, one o f the greatest
We can store your furniture for you. ing house apply to E. 11. Herndon. Cor
hustlers in the south, has taken charge of Williams & Miltcer. % . . j .
21-tf
ner 4th, street and Mngnolia Ave.
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the Herald piano contest and will create
Y o w c lls special sale muslin u nder
If you huve any poultry or eggs for
more interest In this great event.
w ea r. w o o l d ress g o o d s, ladles w a ists, sale, or if you want to buy chickens or
Each Contestant w ill spring surprises
da ys Feb, 8th, 9 tli, und 10th. N. P. egg«, or if you ure in any wny interested
in (xtultry raising, send your name on n
from now on and it will keep all guessing Y o w e ll 6. Co.
postal card to us. We have something of
who will be at the top o f the list next
Buy celery farm frumjowner. Improved. interest for you.
Address the Tampa
week. It will be you, if you hustle.
Unusual proposition. Box 24, Route 2, Weekly Times, Tampa, Fla.
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For Solo— G9H acres, 23 cleared.7 room
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$4*2tp
Mr. and Mrs.' J. W. Dickens and son!
Fresh peanut in;tier In bqlk. 20 cents a house, largu barn, orange and other fruit
Arthur left on the boat last Thursday
trees, a nice home.
acres, 3 cleared
24-tf
morning for a short stay In Jacksonville. pound at N. O. Garner's.
oil Clay road. 40 acres timber lund, good
You will find the most complete line farm land. 29 H acres hammock land,
They will probably return this week.
At Yowellls store the Popularity Con o f iron beds ever shown in Sanford at 41» cleared, line well. 3 acres tiled, small
24-2c house on -railroad. A ll the above at n
test Piano it on dlaplay. A cordial w el Jones-McLnughlin Company.
bargain. Address Box No. 36, R. F. D.,
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special
sale,
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Feb,
8th,
come la given by this Popular firm to the
No. 1.
22-5tc
0th and 10th. W e do as w e say, m us
ladies to call and bring their friends. *
For Sale— Cabbage plants. Geo. Fox,
lin u nder-w ear, w o o l g o o d s, ladles d ty.
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Mrs. O. W. King, who has been visiting
w a is ts . N. P. Y o w e ll &. Co.
For
Rent—Tw
o
rooms,
furnished
jot un
tier parents in Virginia for the past
If you are from Missouri— we can show furnished, with liuard or without. In new
month or two returned to the city last
you the best, high class, residence proper house, with modern improvements. A d
week, to the delight o f her many friends.
dress Box 404.
20-tf-c
ty in Sanford—Sanford Heights Orange
Wanted—
Young
man.
single,
wants
Notice the remarkable bustling qualities
Grove Addition.
25c steady work on ii Sanford truck furin. E.
for subscription« M is« Maude Harris the
j f its lib era l' terms, fair (vices und E. Palmer. 352 Riverside Ave™ Jackson
pfw Contestant «hows. Good, Miss Maudel
ville, Fla.
courteous
treatment, you can get it at
keep at it and Sanford will take her hat
House for rent or for sale. Corner 3rd
Joncs-McLnughlin Company.
24-2c nnd Chapman avenue. Apply 115 Oak
off to you.
W e arc equipped to handle your repair avenue-.. ■
19 tic
„•Mrs. O. W. King returned-from Balti
work. . Sanford Machine & Garage Co, For Sale— A launch 1G feet- long, 3H -feet
more and Virginia points last night, where
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beam, in perfect order 3 H. P. engine. Ce
she luis been visiting relatives for the
17-tfc
Good Steel Range for $20. A bargin. d i GnbetU-French avenue.
lust two months. She reports having Williams & Mllteer.
21-tf
For Rent— Nice offices.
Also ware
had a splendid trip.
F o r a real H aircut and Shave go to house, 32x36. Rnl proof. N. H. Garner.
' 8-tf
The many friends o f Billy Holder! arc A lb e r t G rnm llng, S a n fo rd 's Leading
For Sale— Rhode Island Reds and In
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~gtnd to see him back again after h it long B a r b er .— i . . . ! . - V .
dian Runner Ducks, brad from heavy la y
New goods arriving daily at Long's ing stock, $1 per setting o f 15 eggs, well
•struggle with typhoid fever. Billy la not
13-tf packed nnd delivered ot the express o f
able to walk but his m a n } friends hope grocery store. Give him a call.
Bring your old tires to Sanford Machine fice at MonroeT Fla. Address U. S. Mikef'*r his speedy recovery, i . '
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25-3p
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“ Among the m any features o f the social & Garage Co. for yulcunlzlng.
Wanted— By (tfu«tu -years' experience
If you will look closely you will find nil cleaner, dyer and tailor Indies’ ond genta*
world will be the Charity Bali a t , the
Sanford House on the night of February ud in this paper up tide down and the clothes, to dean, dye, repair or alter.
14th. The |iroceeds w ill go fur the bene editor is strictly a temperance man. 25u Suits made to order ut 15, 20, 25 or 30
days. Our -price will suit your pocket.
fit of tlie IIoe p lu rA xs od n tion .
Y o w c lls sp ecia l sa le, J d a vs FehJU.lt, Your mousy's worth or your, money back.
Sanitarium of Orlando was In
Sanfprd for the
j itock. Jlaaunuclt-SUiUoii.™
half cleared and plowed, .balance flue
hammock, two strong wells, tool house, M
miles from Cameron City.
Best bargain
on tbe m arket Phone 7-3. Li
all reputable establishments,
in giving careful attention to
detail, and leaving ^ t h i n g
undone to please.
The merchandise we sell
will convince you it
is to
your advantage to make us
your haberdasher.
Clothier and Meifs Furnisher
FLORID/)
SAN FO R D
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Sanford Building & Loan
Association
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Let U s Tell Y o u A b o u t It
T H E C IT Y
R E S TA U R A N T *
( First Slrrct. one blurk from Depot opposite Posloflicc)
H. E. W IS E, Proprietor
Formerly" Manager of Central Cafe
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Steaks, Chops, Oysters and Fish a Specialty
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E v a r y t h ln g F i r s t C la s s
Short O rd e rs At A ll Houra
Prompt. Clean Service
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Meal Tickets aro Sold ot Reduced Rotes
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DAINTY NEW OXFORD STYLES
We have a complete stock just in of ull the newest
PATRICIAN Styles for Spring and Summer ...
Patriciun stands for all that is excellent in
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Jt is the world's standard of exellence and durability, and hns
woa for itself an enviable reputation by its perfect At, its style
and jta « « r v h^bllty
It is n PER rC T SHQE~nt tlie R »ih t -Pricc7- r
and the most SERVICEABLE SHOE at any PRICE. Its superior
New York. London, Paris, and Berlin.-tho Ureal .fashion ccnterii Of the world, puy tribute to “ PATRICIAN” ns the acknowl
edged leader in dictating foot fashions.
buy
p a t r ic ia n
and
g e t s a t is f a c t io n
Low Cut, $3.50 and $4.00
The Maximum of Style at tho Mini
mum of Price to the Wearer
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I ^ Beautiful Orange Grove Additionf an elevation overlooking Greater Sanford from the South. This Choice Residence
property, fronting on Park Avenue is laid-out into-Large L G t^ ^e-S^ecta-^Tj^AI-IeyDreJHl is ba'mg sold to the best citizens of San
ford tor homes. New homes going up. Sidewalks being laid, Electric Light line now on the property and other improvements to follow.
The Highest Altitude around the city. The only Hfgh: Class Residence property available at such Low Prices and on Easy
Term s. Look it over at once— buy one or a block of lots for home or speculation befor all the best lots are sold. You can not make
a mistake— Sanford is gFowing greater every day. Buy wljere values will increase rapidly. If you own a farm around Sanford buy a
home for the family on the Heights near unto Churches. Schools and business. Free from Mosquitoes and Malaria. Surrounded by tbe
best environments. One block from car line. Enjoy the pleasures of city conveniences combined with the purity of country air.
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The W edn esday CJuh
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There was n fine attendance o f Uie
dub Wednesday afternoon. The program
promised to be o f unusual interest to the
students o f V irginia history, refreshing
the mind o f the forgotten beginnings o f
While our state is full o f prospective
joumnlism and literatures, in thosa far
set tic i and o f people who are earnestly
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•eekli 4 iufonxuttlo.1 ns to the a d v a n c e s « w y times, when Am erica w M n a w . aud
the cblonlltl/were btny planting
to be offered them here, w e believe it is
seeds o f progress, from which wa are
the duty o f the state press to moke some
reaping stich luxurious harvests today.
facts la this connection so plain that even
"T h e Romance o f Journalism” , read by
the hasty and Inoxpericncod may learn
! ! Is going to have on dis
Miss Tetherly, was short,'but comprshanvaluable lesson. It w ill be to our advan
play in nett few days
sive history, w ith dates, o f the first news
ta ge ns little as to theirs that even 's
papers o f colonial times and Virginia, in
the finest line of
minority o f these . seekers after
the successive order o f their publication
home
should be disappointed In their
nnd short «ketches of- the editors. The
hopes or should fa ll to realise that all o f
article also gave the names o f soma o f
us d sire to do what we inay towards
the earliest writers, and the number o f
poind ig them the right way.
newspapers, belonging ' to the century
In t to first place, the price they pay for
that ever hit Sanford and
club of American newspapers, which have
their inds is not important unless it be
like everything else I sell
passed their one hundredth birthday.
unree onable. V ery "slight inquiry, will
will
have the prices such
"John Esten Cook", lawyer and novelist
show slather the particular tract inspect
who attained tom e prominence among
as
Sanford
people have
ed l i t fared at an exorbitant price— all the
sonthern authors, was born in Virginia.
not had heretofore.
I
poopl In the neighborhood never combine
This sketch with a short description of
to rai e prices unreasonably high and all
have
just
closed
a
deal'on
his home itnd life, and the names o f Us
the la .ds in Florida are cheap by com
marks, was read by Mrs. L. R. Phillips,
part* u when their possible producU are
In Mrs. Dunn's absence.
oonsii.irod.
Miss Guild read the sketch o f "Phillip
Next, the experienced observer knows
i'endletown Cook, one o f the sweetest
that tue subsoil is o f more importance
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than the soli. Poor land that l i
#clections
from his best known lyrics.
with • lay can be made as rich as we like,
Phillip Pendletown Cook, wss a brother
but n h land with n subsoil of quicksand
o f John Esten Cook. Tha club was
or other impracticable material witl soon
pleased to have as a visitor, Mrs. M. L
bccoa e poor and can not be restored.
Flunner, from Indianapolis, Ind., a dlsLook.. ¡lu z tha subsoil iu n ilu lli',.
tingutfttwKt-Tfu.tef,' who ( mmc Dit-Enviahfe
; ;'-33ie -^largest a n d --".m o s t;
reputation in th irh e r life-w o rk .' both at
for In nsportatioiT. Land that* is conve
home and broad, where she gavo readings ;; complete line of Candies
nient ,o a railroad or a navigable stream
in Berlin last year. Mrs, Planner, kindly T made in the United States.
it wall worth a 'fa n c y ' price," but lands so
gave several delightful selections, for the
A s soon as 1 get this line
s itu a i«! can easily be found that do not
entertalnmeut o f the club. “ W hy chry
of Candies in, 'Stockton’s'
bear « ven an adequate price. The truth
santhemums are ragged", a sweet little
is tha we have so m udi land in Florida
Store will b£ headquarters
Japanese legend and a beautiful setting,
as cori pared w it h tite - d e m a n d that it-Is
for 4i Una mora l-pointing out thnan rrirn
alway cheap unless the buyer Is IndllTeF^
virtues, contentment qpd cheerfulness,
ent or careless a t to what he pays.
which (ho world still needs to learn to
The purchaser should moke sure that
day.
he hs- or soon w ill have congenial com"Its Quite True", by Hons Christian
panlo '^hip. The propensity to get toPlease remember i have
Andersen, making a homely domestic ap
gethei may seem selfish, but this is a
always in stock a firstplication o f the two almost universal
state *.'f magnificent distances and many
sios, gossip anil exageralion. accredited
class
line of the very
advae ages are to be secured by coopera
to the human family.
choicest
tion. If the man who intends to buy
“ Wished I was a b o y "a little tom boy’s
strawhsrries settled among orange groves
and
quaint regret, that she could not enjoy
he inhiht find it very difficult to secure
I
can
cheerfully
say
to
the
all the freedom and fun o f her brother.
the nt sJed labor to save his crop, while
public I have the most
"Th e Buzzards’! git you”
was
the
amonj others o f a like mind he Would
gruesome fate, o colored mammy predicted
sanitary market in San
find the labor congrcguted.
would overtake l^cr little plcaninnys if
ford, I have no screens to
We need very little land in Florida to
he did not mind her.
catch dust, spider webs,
secure the best results In cash promts.
The two lost selections ore Original and
The e ample lately quoted from Hastings
etc., having Electric Fans,
were chanplngty rendered. Mrs. Flanner’s
sbouli point the moral; Mr. Dopant plant
keeps away all flies, dust,
pleasing manner and attractive personal
ed povitoes in January, 1010, harvested
ity, captivates her whole audience "ca
etc,.
them in A pril n n j planted tha same
masse” , and site easily sways them at
groun- immediately tp corn. A fter the her will. The club thoroughly enjoyed
i crop o f hay and after the (he rare treat ufTunJod thorn by this gifted
hay bo planted again to potatoes, which
Indy and unite in regretting that her
In charge of the meat
were harvested in January, 1911. 01
stay in Sanford w ill be so short
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department
can serve you
course. Iands£ subjected to such Intensive
Following is the program tor February
proces.es must be fertilized but the profto
any
particular
want.
80 l
. its als i uru intensive and every acre is
CURRENT EVENTS
multli liod in effect because our climate
Ten Minutes with Foreign Powers. Miss
permi t o f continuous crops. A few acres
Gertrude S|icer,
,
well c dtlvated Will give better returns in
Happenings in Our Island Possessions,
■none* than large tracts for which labor Mrs. Barnes.
is loci lug. It is easy to make a living in
Present Conditions in the Canal Zone,
Florid i while n grove is growing and if Mrs. E. W. D. Dunn.
oranges are looked upon with apprehen
100 dozen Best Maine Paok Corn
The United States.
sion 1*. should he remembered that pecan*
25o
at 2 cans for
( a ) Doings of Congress, Miss Alice
iv e riot hurt by frost.
Tltherley. *
75 dozen Extra Sifted Peas, coo 13c
( b ) General News, Mrs. A . D. Key.
100 “
Campbells Oat Soup 3
( c ) Florida News. State and Local,
cans fo r........... .................... 25o
Mrs. J. N. Whitner.
80 dozen Campbells 2-lb. Baked
Roll call.
Beans, c a n . . . _________ •_........ 10c
Tw o minutes sketches o f the person or
1000 1-lb. Cans Coffee 30 cents,
subject in whom or in which I am now
at Stockums par c a n .:....... 25c
most interested.
NEW
STORE
A. curiously large number o f those of our old cus
tomers who were gotten awajc from us by the in
ducements of the so called “ cheap goods” “ Just as
good as Mapes,” are coming back to us this season
to have their groves an^l fields restored.
-;The Mapes Fertilizers are evidently considered a re fu g r la
extremity when help Is needed and hope almost gone. You
certainly get the benefits of over th irty years cxperlrnr.r
In Florida and over firty years In the manufacture o r fe r t i
lizers generally. If we cannot help you the case Is Indeed
hopeless.
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TH IG P E N & CO M PAN Y
ACENT8
General Fire Insurance
Offlo# with HOLDEN R E A L ESTATE CO.
S a n fo rd .
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F lo r id a
STORE
W e announce with pleasure the a rriv a l
of the
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and
NEW
S P R IN G A N D
SUM M ER
LINE
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The City Tailors
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Finest Clothes to
M e a s u re
and sincerely believe that it will be to
your interest to inspect the line be
fore placing your order for your N ew
In my Grocery De
partment I have a
few Specials for the
next f e w . D a y s .
1» Kofiwtoue of s resolution adopt'
the Ministerial Association n was an
nounced in the churches last Sunday that
beginning with next Sunday the hour for
Agent
Tysen,
JA C K S O N V IL L E ,' FLO R ID A
Sweets. $
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The monthly meeting o f the Foreign
Missionary Society
of
the Methodist
Church will be held In the church, Mon
day afternoon. February fltb, at 3 o'clock.
The annual election o f officers will take
place; and every member o f the society
will be expected to be present '
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Many growers are now beginning to see clearly
what we have been suggesting for some time, theymight expect to have happen from the continuad*
use of the Acid Phosphate (rock ) goods.
Red :
Band <
Brand
Candies
Patronize Home
Talent—I
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Where seems to^be great dissatisfaction throughout
the State generally as to the results obtained Trbnr
most of the fertilizers used last season.
CANDIES
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The Mapes
Complete Manures
ii Stockton’s
Florida
Western Meats
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Suit.
The assortment is most com
plete, containing
many
fabrics and
. novelties not to be found elsewhere.
- A n early call will be appreciated.
D. L. T H R A S H E R
Phone
SANFORD
10-1
10-bbls. Best Florida Syrup, per
g a llo n .................................. 60c
This Syrup is in a class
L by itself, try it if you like
I good syrup and be con
vinced of what I say,
'M rTtaiiirSpiccs and cjF
tracts arc only of- highest. ;.
quality-— A trial order- of
these goods will bring you
back..................................
- Tha/WM» nlgyt se^Irr snriWgdagds^JLJix the can Fruit goods I "
evening prayer mooting would be chang- *.
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believe 1 can give you the
ed from 7 o'clock to 7:30. After, hearing
best fruit for your money
objections by pastor interested, to chang
ing the hour a t so early a date, the min
you will find anywhere in
isterial Association at its meeting Mon
Sanford. My lin e of 25c
day reoanikUwJLlh® n u tter and it was
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per can, fruits can’t be
resolved to oonUnue the Sabbath even
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beat, in this line I can
ing'service at 7 o'clock until further an
give you most any fruit
nouncement and leave the hour fur the
prayer meeting service to be fixed by
you call
for,
.
Best Fertilized
On Earth
G. R. CALHOUN
FIRST CLASS CRATE M A T E R IA LS . Sanford.
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IC E C R E A M
Wholesale and Retail
SAN FO R D . F L O R ID A
PH O N E 10»
each ohurch.
Use The Telephone Book
The Sanford Herald has Just issued an
attractive telephone directory for the San.
ford Telephone C o, and every one should
call by numbers. The bane o f the ex
change girls fife i s . the habit o f calling
for names instead o f numbers * and this
ebotiabed-aaw-tiiat evarysubsaiber has been supplied with a book.
A lw ays call by numbers. You w ill get a
Inore prompt reply because the exchange
must take the time to look up the num
ber for you.
For O il and Gaiolinc, and
will in the future be in
shape to serve you with
[ better price than ever, my
;; price for Gasoline will be
20c per gallon, 5 gallons
O i l' for 65t.
; ] *Yours for Û’ûsinoss
S T A R T R IG H T
W e B U Y , S E L L . E X C H A N G E and care for la n d s , im
proved with buildings and unimproved lands. Lands for col
onization all fenced and under cultivation T O D A Y .
Remember, especially we offer on easy terms
5 and 10 A C R E T R A C T S
:: R. G. STOCKTON : ~ Forest City Land Agency
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Forest City, Fla.
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February
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ANNOUNCEM ENTS 1
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In The Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial
Circuit O range County, t lorldn In
Cliuhcery
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C. M. HAM ILTON
DENTIST
T. LipplocnU. Com' '
plulnuny ,
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Ifoom 13 Fico Dtiitdinc
fo r M ayor
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>Noli™ oi s «lr timW
i y friend» 1 have ‘ t .V i Ck."er* » i 5 ? n ° f » « I t i w of forcrUnnrr
Pitone 355
the e « m « t solldiatlon, ,o;f„or
inylor Shrrn, IWffnctanisJ
for the pert
nied to annownco my candidacy
i
untler
And
by
virtue
of
a
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ffm
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of
fomlosura
M*>ur
tl »’rimary l° t *
e s of «tip
* «of Sanford
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and tale, made and entered in the above »taint
E l * November. Rff[vy.t, u||y
rS¥f**ODJ he íu^,., lT^.nl,, dar
January. A 0..
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Ifil^ T J tg e o fa b le Minor S. Jnm-». Judge of thr
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W T i . UNDERWOOD.
tiT O lip b u rT for Hir. S rV ^ R -ja m d a rx irrn tt- of
ttiobUte of Florida, in and for Urnnae County, In
DENTIST
chancery. In a cause therein pending, »herein
fJ r,c i r T - '•l,Pl’ lnr"t.t wa» Complninum anil Eddy
h.Sheranml Flora Taylor Shrrn were Kriiroridriiis, OfTicc: I h n e » B ldg. o v o r W o o d r u ff« S t ö r «
1 »holt «11 nt public outcry to the highest nnd
■"’** bidder, for ea«h .jit the front door of tlie Court
SANFORD. FLORIDA
Ilouie In the City o f Orlando. Orange County.
State of Fhrrbln. during the b-gnl houfe of «tie,
nn Monday. March Oth. A. ft . 1011. the i»m r
hclng the lentil »ales day. the following deerrtbed
real estate. situated, lying and being In the
County of Orange and State of Florida. inure
paillettlarly deacrlbed a» follows, tiewlt
DENTIST
The North BM acre« of the West l> of the Norlhwe»t iiuarler of the Norlhwrsi uunrter oi Section
J ln ,T.?1
*iniN|P T.wen,y 120) South of Range Thlrty- Wolltorn Block
Phons 19
DR. R. M. MASON
SHIPPERS OF
Fionda Fruits
S n n ford , F lo rid a
DR.
City e le c tio n N o tice
for City Clerk, T rea su rer and A s s e s s o r
I announce my»elf a cnndldatB for tha olii™ of
Clerk Treasurer and Aweaaof. A citixen of San. i . . . ..... I » >»In
ln nt»
» IN
N II 1 hrai/ix
'im fir
t l v«*lv
krd, continuously
1B80.1
have lu
been
actively
ienilhnl with her every Interest. That I am com
m ent » nd ran serve acceptably os Clerk Treas‘ r „ j Auessor 1 have no misgivings. Intim óle
îrmisloiance with the history, progress and r.
high
aroushilance
sbnicflh? Sanford of today give me good form nnd
fftaess to be useful In substantial ways, along with
ud »side from the duties of office in PUfhlngSan-
faitFi car of pru4tr»?it.
C. H. L6F FLEK.
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•PM'M’MJFJr*# wr r r *
In accordance with the revised ordinance» of the
city of Sanford, -Un.,
lu-rrliy
call
n f»c
general
i i • •I in.,
> ¡ ' j vu
n »«
11ar■h i elei'Itlon
¡fill l«t
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to lbbe I..1,1
held nn
on Monday. February
Oth. I.ISi
m il, efor
the purpose nf electing
Mayor to serve for one year
Three Ll| Aldermen to srrvelor two year»
Clerk, freniurcr and A»*e»sor to serve hr one
year.
Mirrshnl and Ctrileeinr to serve for one year.
I lierehy appoint T. S. DavU, Tim Keane and E.
W. D, Dunn u» Inspector* and 11. C. IhiBoie a»
clerk of anirt election
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IV/IIIng place to la- In city building, t’ alm rilo nvanue. Poll» o|n-n at H a. in. nnd close nt sundown
Given undrr my hand and seal this Itlth day of
Jttmmrrrltt I h--------------- FORKKST LAKE,——
23-4 tc
F o r M a rsh al.
Mayor.
General Insurance Agents
W. E. P HOUSHOLDER
* DENTIST
SANFORD, FLORIDA
Room» 2S. 2T‘nT flfM :P »(W -O M r~ *","'f*fwww 41
S A N F O R D .
F L O R I D A .
DICKINSON & DICKINSON
M lsin n yi at la w
R oupies B uukJJliliL____
S a n ford , F lorid a
Peoples Bank of Sanford7"FIorida
C A P IT A L $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0
I annuun« ray candidacy for re-election as Mnr1 propose to make the ra n i solely on my
N o tic e o f F lection
I »m not thr candidate of any clique
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snpta«» o i tM VOtm PP TOjrjnrrttw
Tófloddo wV lh e t 'iha'snle of inlnik-nfing l i r ^ - - - - ^ ^ r o B T g o p A T H f O Tr-1—
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ilors. wines and berte shn M V lvfwtd*kts»HTitHange
n tv b iciga
rouniy, Florida .
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Pursuant to nn onler. Issued by the Donni of
ÜRiec Garncr-Wootlfufl Building
G-iOniy tVimmlsMxm-r* *4»tIf.mü. county,. I luiklu.
M arshal and C o lle c to r.
The O NLY bank in Sanford that
INSURES EVERY D O LLA R * DE
POSITED A G A IN S T LOSS from any
arid all causes*
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- *ReFtd«nce 619 Muffitoli« Avoifua— ï_.
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Office Hours:
9 to 12: ^ to G
Otljcr lioura. by appointment
I hereby announ« my candidacy tor the office of
Martha) nnd I'nlfretor for Sanfold at the coming
rityelectwn
Respectfully,
,
W. A. TlLLtS; *
S a n fo r d
SANFORD LODGES
TH E
J. D. PARKER, Prop
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P lio m lx L od g e No. S. K. o f P.
Mem tn-otid snd fourth Tuesduys.
Visiting
knight:, alwnft wr!come.' I1. £. Hutchinson, C C.
trill S t rank. K. R. and S.
Sanford Lodge, No 6 2 , f . k. A. M *.
, G. W. Siwncer. Mnster; J. C. Ensmlnger. Se<
tsry. Communication every first and third Thu
; . » ! si TCt'J p ijj. Visiting brothers wrlcoiae.
kotlcc ol Application For Tax Deed
Lintel Section 8 o f Chapter 4888,
Lanx oT Florida
Nolle* i> liassliy givta Mutt W. Ii. and S M
frentti •( Ruoivgje n m i., purchaser» of Tn* Certifintr« Nos 4AI aad 4.13 dated tile 3rd. day of
Jim* A D 1007. have gird said eertlllcate in my
attce.ji),! have mad* application for In s Ui-.il to
Uiue In «rtHjrdancc with law. Said certificates
rmbraiL-1!u- following described protirrty siluntrd
la Orange County, FlorUla. to-wlt: Cert 433—I jiis
2Ulu ,;to IHk, 0. Mill-hell's Survey o L .L e v y
Grant
Cert I j j Luts 42 to 40. lllk. D, Mitchells Survry of"levii
Levy Grant.
Great. ‘
aid land
bind being assessed
at the dale of the
Tile laid
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luunuir of such certificates In tlie itnitie o ft ln known Owner.
Unlm inld Certificate shall t>e redeemed nccording lu law, Tai lived will Issue Ihernm on the
Wth. ds)- of Fattruary, A D tWll.
VVitmi, my official signature nnd seal this the
13th 4«) of January, A. 0. ¡till.
11 M. RoeitOion.
Hirk Circuit Court. Orango County, Florida.
22-4c
Ily M. A. Howard, D.' C.
Notice of A p p lica tion F o r T a x Deed
I'ntlcr S ection P, O f C h a p ter 4888
Law» o f Florid a
y
Rrurm unti tkmnl $1.90
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ATTORNEY
R a to
by
W tdboru B lock
tho
W eek
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Henry McLaulin
C. H. DINGEE
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H E A V Y H A U L IN G A N D C O N T R A C T IN G
NUTAlt V punuc
Shoe Repairing By Machinery
O H ire in -C ity H ull
Jo s e p h i n e
Will o|ren s cits* for teschiag the
M
S. T. T A Y L O R
Tailor System
February 1st.
of
Drost
TE LE PH O N E 293.
Cutting
Quicker, Neater and Better than the Old Way
Just Try Me and See
Same Man but New Location
No. 113 W . I irst Street, Next Door to W oodru ff’s Store
Yowrdt Buildiag
SANFORD,
J. V . R. P A G E
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B la c k s m lt h ln g a n d H o r a o ih o o ln g
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Plumbing and
Gas Fi t t i ng
A ll Work Receives My Personal Attention
LIV ER Y, F E E D and
SALES STA BLE
' Horses and Mulos Bought and Exchanged
L. G. STRINGFEL^UW
adam e
ALL GOODS GUARANTEED
HAND B R O TH ER S
H a fn o a s a n d W a g o n s
E lffin und W u lllia m W in c h e s
Y o w o l i B u ild in g
Drink a Bottle of
Phono 9 2 3
FLOWERS — PLANTS — BULBS
L. H. T E M P L E
4 IU N I ' JACKSONVILLE t l ORAL
Phone ICO.
CO M PAN Y
lit tl and Oak Avc.
Sireeial LUIeriuff in Kerne.
Floral Detiiffns Ur Order.
S an ford,
Florid a
G IN G E R A L E OR S O P ftW
Manufactured with pure distilled wuter— tlre>* will prevent illness, aid
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m— P i H , WA H P . P r a a ld tlk t
f . P . P O H S T E R , ashlar
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Safety Dopoalt Boxes for Rent
O R G A N IZ E D 18B7
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T H E M. & R. S TO R E
% Upstairs,-Pico Block
And ICE CREAM PARLOR
C. W . R O S E
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FLORIDA
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SANFORD,
O E O . f c r n a l o , V ie e -P r e a .
'B .’ P . W H IT It B R , A * « t . C a a h l a t
Only National Bank In Orange County
Funds Protoctcd by Burglary Insurance
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The B y - L o - H o t e l
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: difft-htfo/i and give you honlth
The Sanford Coca cola Bottling Co^Sanford, Pta
W a d e W i l l P a y P h o n o T o ll
R lV O g rrm ln u O r d o r a
á í M í s a anïïM f te s a S îH s a
FLORIDA
.
Manicuring
Hair Dressing
Sliampoolng
SUNDRIES
I c f f u l N otlC C
NotiiT ls In retry givru (Irai Ihe uiulcrslgned bave
-JMngu.y
pointr.t nntj ijjillf fn j l,y thè Unitivi
Circuit Court fur thè Southern' Ulgtrlct ol
Ohlo.\untan» Dltruiàà. In Ctuity case No 0873
tLere.,1, ais ibv thè United States Circuit Court l»r
JMaovthern Districi of Florida In E*iulty tate No.
{¿«th . r^g. n* retTÌver» of The Florida Land and
-Ucjiu_u,uit ComPony, a ciaporatlon organim i
S™*f thè
of BUUC
thè state
----» lavrs
VP WIC
Ul Wof
IIIVOtrio
Ofl AH -ueraout.
Bruì» « corporation» Indebted to raid cutupan y »r<reiutrol tu make immediate paytmnl. and
---- —all
” *9***» are notlfloil tb present their claims duly
H r p 'e J t W In the updrriigm d lor allowance on
w before July 1,1911. as per order o f ruoti.
IUÌ1N C. ANDREWS,
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FRANK B. CKA'MEM.
*,“ * * ' * « » o< The Florida Land A De vrloproenl C a
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51,1,1n E Budding.*
. l * * * »»dTuseph C, Smith. A lly » ,
f i l m Johnston Building.
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CiadansU. Ohio.
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» 1-61
S an ford , F lo
Residances. Sardunl und Svlvan Lake
Pickurd'a rintul-Pnintad Cltinu
ijttrlmm's Storllnff Silver
Koffer*' Pliited Wnre
lì
MAirBusiMsPtui.lv '
Executrix.
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ATTO RNEY ANILCOUNSEIXOR
A T -L A W
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M Y SPECIALTIES
BICYCLES
^ -01ÏJSi«Xôûûly-----------------------_ ..creby given, to all whom U may eon8th day of February. A . D. H ill.
L y 1 N W y to the Hi,humble WUllam Martin.
Court, as Judge cf Proliaie. for my
LAW
i Late Stale Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit af
Fioriila
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JEWELER
and Boat Efforts
Smwh tt lierehy given that I*. R. Haynes, of
Kt*oi*Ul?. Tennessee, purchase) of Tas Certificates
Opposite
City
Hall
Phone 230
named below, has filed said certificates In my
«mice snd has made application lor ttkx deeds to
Imu* hi luvordnncr with law. Said certificates
cmtaaivibe following dev ribed {«opetty situated V* V V V V V V V V V V V W V V V V V V W U V V M W V V V
In Oricgr Oounty, Florida, to-wlt: Cert. 4.34
■ 4 »ledj„u«3, )»0 7 -L *W »3 4 to 37 and Lot 38
(leti Bn on E side) Bik, I). Mlthcll's Survey uf
JevyCranL Assessed In Uie name o f Unknown
*» Owner
25 BICYCLES
Cert. No 466, dated June 3. 1 0 0 7 - U l 04 Blk,
a Mlti hell's Survey of Levy Grant, nswtsed In
FROM M M UF TO 31». FOR NLW
tntagjnnul Unknown
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Bus m
Phan* »7
Cert. No. 467. date.1 June 3,1007—Lata 08 to
SHANIBARGCR
i i . fit*, U.. Mitchell'i Survey of Levy Grant, ns- wwsed -i ttw name of Unknown Owner — ----- " * ---- — ORLANDO.----------------- F LO R ID A — . -ftjrt, Nn 4»0, dated June 3, 1007—Lola 70 to
----Jo* lb*- U. MUoheli e -K ttrvy-al-L evy Grant, -aa* w i i M m w w w m w w w s w w
**W*d In the nameof Unknown Owner.
Uiltvs said ccrUDcates sliall lie redeemed nfiswdlng io law, tm deeds will Issue thereon on
laeU in dayol February A. D. 11)11.
nln. ts my official signature nnd seal this
the 13lb day of January A. O 1011.
H M KdDtNSUN
Clerk olCirruit Court. Oranga County, Florida.
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By M. A. Howard D C.
In Cauri of County Judge, Stato of
Florida
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t 1THOMAS EMMET WILSÔN
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C O U NSELLO R
H. E. TO LAR
Casbior
P rn c tic e in S ln te nnd F e d e ra l C ou rt«
Per Dny. £
Munì». Sire.
S p o c la l
and
Accurate Service
Safety Deposit Boxes for rent
M. M. SMITH.
H. R. STEVENS.
Frcdident
y ic « - l’ re«^tlpiH
GEO. A. DeCOTFES
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IP o lIfe S erylce_
FQUR PER CENT allowed on Savings Depoeits
I’raeth-r* In State and Fndoral Courts
.
r . tl. C., C ele ry C ity A e rie IR S 3
kln tln*’ . first and third Tuesdays In every month
Halt In Hi llwrne lllock. third floor.
SA N FO R D
and will upprcciatc your patronage
A TTO R N E Y -A T -LA W
trmlnalc C hapter No. 2 , O rd e r t a a lc r n S ta r
Hmis every second and fourth Friday in month.
Ettry 9*'* who bus seen Ills Star Iff the East ate
mrdially invitad to visit the ehttmer.
A Lift E. Kumnns, Sec'y.
BANK O F
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ANDEW JOHNSON
Sditlord L od ge N o .-2 7 ,1. 0 . O. f .
nl 7:311 p. m „ over Imperial
Thtstre
W. S. IlMJtwtN, Sec‘ y.
PEOPLES
F lo r id a
Saturdays 4 to 9 p. m
S tra n g e rs
W elcome
Ice Cream F urn ish ed in P in ts, Q u a rts and G u lia^ s
Stationery, Confectionery and
Periodicals of all Kinds .
104 F irst S tr e e t
oia P d ito rn crB u rr
�Oar Tenu of Sale on 5 A c ru
Shipment* of Celery from San
ford to date
Crate«
Y ear
1E99
160
16 1
16 2
16 <3
16 4
is * ,- . .
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JEÉ-'
1,100
8,200
Year
1005
1000
11,000
1007
1008
21,200
34,000
63.660
1000
Crates
61,600
123.958
181,708
330.000
475.000
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Vaaaeaslon given on payment nt m j
Untane«. 610 moauur.
monthly.
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Fhnrtoi artet Ian wail fuarant«£
Ten per cent djtomjnt
Ji»count fo
for
i caih
n deferred
No Interest on
deferred p
payment*
We pey taxe« until derelopment bwin.
nn0 « »O
Om .d
i - .V
C Tirw
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We ¿ivi SO.0
C .
r e d par m enu Inirate of tick nr„.
We alvo tree deed In cate o| draih' „ _
contract
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Sanford Money-
TITLE BOND «, GUARANTEE CO.
Yearly average Increase 118.3%
Our_Polley_r Conaarvatlam , R eliability, Progreaalvaneaa and Courteoua Traatm ant
Volum « 2
Number 1
SA N FO R D , FLO R ID A , FE B R U A R Y 3, 1911
$25 down-that’s all □ □ □ □ □ □ □ !
B Q i a a H ' Q
i® □ i m w s n n n n n n n $10monthiy-n.,^,
T H E L E T T U C E CROP
Sanford Vegetable Growers Are Making Large Profits
Season. _
on T h e ir JLettuoe Crop
I H s nothing unusual to hear of single acres that net from $500 to $1200 per acre
The other crops are bringing prices in proportion. The general outlook for Celery
Delta Farmers, are brighter this very minute than they have been for m any seasons.
Now is the Time for You to Buy
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One of our Vegetable Farms at $150 an an acre on our very easy system o f pay
ments.
The increased profits as shown this season by the growers will have a great ef* feet in increasing the price of land» and if you want to do business in the vegetable line in .
Florida,
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"You Had Better Purchase One of Our F^rms
Before the price is increased by the natural.development o f this section and the attend
ant success o f our growers.
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Title Bond and Guarantee Companys*
Farms are situated on original transportation, are well drained, the soil is excellent and
the community is in a flourishing condition.
Fourteen Families Have Moved to Monroe
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Sinc^w e put this division o f elery Farms on the market. W e are building new houses every day, breaking new land and planting crops of various kinds. This will have
the effect of making all the land in that section more valuable.
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Iff You Are Interested
W rite to us about Florida Real Estate. W e have all kinds of land suitable for groves,
chicken firms, winter homes and vegetable farms.
Our Terms Are the Best Offered by A n y Firm in Sanford
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same quality, and the quality is such that it will produce
‘ else in the Celery Delta.------------------------------------- -----------;------------ ------------ -------- •
anything
that jvill
tfrow
anvwhcre
We Give You Six Years In Which to Pay for Your Farm and
Charge you no interest on the deferred payments.
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W rite for Our Book Showing Our System of Irrigation and
- .Vegetable Culture. It Is Free. -----T IT L E
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BOND
- & - G U A R A N TE E - CO M PANY, Sar ord, Florida, U. S. A.
Inc.
P . S .—W e have two small im proved places that,we will sell v e ry - reasonable.
$25
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I N S A N F O R D — Life ia Worth Living
dumber 26
SANPORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY IO, 1911
M U NICIPAL& LECTIO N
Caused Considerable Excltm ent
All Day Monday.
INTERfST CENTERED IN MAYOR
Lake rinatly W on Out By M a lo r lty
S e ven teen V o t e »
of
The city flection In Sanford is usually
an exciting affair and this year was no ex
ception to the rule. For the past six days
or ever since Mayor Lake and the new
alderman announced for office the political
pot baa been boiling over.
Several o f the candidates have been
announced for i h r o w ^ t h M ^ ^ A f t ^
opto look as though there would be no op
several
position but at the last
came out for office.
Mayor Lake haa held this office for
several terms and did not seem Inclined
to take It again but his friends prevailed
upon him to do sound this called for an
outburst o f literature from the camp of
W. IT. Underwood, his -opponent. On
SANEORD TO WEKIWA SPRINGS
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For Clerk, Treasurer and Assessor:
C. H. LEFFLER
95
M. W -U a V E L L 1%4
For Marshal and Collector
G. W. SMITH 172
W. A . T H U S 119
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Romantic Marriage
A very quiet, but an Interesting and
even romantic marriage took’ pinae in our
city last week when Miss Mattie Estelle
Norwood, daughter o f Mrs. R. L. Norwood,
became the bride o f Mr. Archie D. Roll o f
Argents, Arkansas.
.' It seems that the brother o f _Mlaa Nor
wood ami Mr. Roll were special friends
and room-mates in Arkansas. The groom,
who arrivod a week previous to the mar- riage had not up to that time, niet the
young lady. A bou t a year ago he fell in
- love with her when he first saw her
photograph, and requested the privilege
of tending her a post card which led to
a Correspondence and later to un en
gagement.
On Thursday last the marriage vows
were taken nr the hnm« nf (be bride by
Rev. J. W. Wlldtnan.
The wedding march was played by
Miss Gladys Gardner.
The bride and groom accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. M. Norwood, left on the
afternoon
train
for Jacksonville, St.
Augustine and other points o f interest.
After tome weeks traveling Mr. and
Mrs. Roll w ill-b e a t heme in Arganta
Arkansas.
Lyceu m Nu m ber
The management o f the Lyceum Course
take pleasure In annnoundng that the
next number on the course will be tlie
famous Rounds Ladies Orchestra and
Specialty Co. This Orchestra needs no
Introduction to an Am erican audience, as
they havo been before the public (or a
number o f years, and have been every
where received with delight.
The entertainment w ill be given In
the High School auditorium on tlonday
Feb., 13th. at 8JO n. m. Tickets are . on
W a r j; & . X J t t & C
•chool children 35 cents, others 50 cents.
Hava seats reserved early.
Good Iron Beds from $2.60 up. W illUm » I* Miltecr.
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Fine B o a t S e rv ic e H a » Barn Inaugur
Said l o Be One of* ..
a ted This W eek.
%N e w Contestants Entering the
Sanford people now have an opportuni
S ou th lan d ;
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ty to spend the day at Weklwa Springs
Pian o Contest
Every
day
ns a fine boat service has now been
1.023
MU* Maude Harrt*.
27.000 1M in Lucille Richard!.......................
inaugurated. The boat has been at the Mts* Jru
le Stumon.
1,000
Irtsir
Stumon........................
12.S7S
MU* Helen Rowland................ , . i .
1,000
Mia*
Gladys
Cardoer.
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Mr*.
Mate!
JuhntoO.
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7.023
city dock for several days and on Tues
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7,000
S an ford V eg eta b les M ake a G reat HU
. x.000
out or row*
day night a large party was( taken down f f l S W i » : : : :__: : : : : : : .
A m ong th e Florida T h ro n g o f
Utili School . . , , . . . ; . . _____
2.223
the river through the courtesy of Copt, MIm Kate U n d e rw o o d ..............: ..........
3.200
2.125 Ml** Florenee E. Kinney, Oveido............
V is ito rs
M in Mnte U on » r d f ................. j . . . : .......
2.000 Cameron Clly Church.............................. - 2d}23
V ol Thomas.
Mr* Kannte Munion...................
2,000
Mr*. Addle Koblnaon Renova........... .......
1,523
The
Orange
County-Fair,
“ the : greatest
1.500 Minnie E. Armitrnni. Orlando .............
1.500
The boat Is a twin screw, built for the Mr*. J. B. Siryker......................... : .........
on
earth,"
threw
open
its
doors
on Tues
rlverj w v i c e and 1» one o f the finest ever
To say that each contestant and friends have been busy la expressing it mildly
day
of
thls.weck.nnd
those
who
have-been
put in commission. It will hold over p n d even the County Fair at Orlando has not attracted attention from the Herald’s
forty passengers and is ponstructed with Contest which Is one o f the greatest ever pulled *off. Great rivalry exists among there stme^that no better displays were
an upper deck which gives the passengers contestants and friends permeated with uho. greatest good will and friendship each over exhibited in a Southern county folr.
a fine view o f the river. There Is no vicing to gain first place. A ten year subscription would hnvo placed any of the - The opening day was marked iTy a big
uutuaiobile parade lit whtch.-Sjin/ord took
trip in Florida more picturesque than the contestants occupying other thnn first place at the top notch laAt week. ,lt is dan
a most prominent pan , about tw enty-five
winding W eklwa and the new service gerous to hold your subscriptions back for as in a horse race people like tn boost the
iduld be well patronized by Sanford peo winner. It .behooves each contestant to’ gain first place and keep It from now orr curs bearing the legend o f* “ Lucky San
ford," took part. Hon. J. F. Whltner ntndo
ple and the tourist.
Eoch citizen In Orange County should send in for at least one years’s subscription.
n most able address which will be 'pub
W eklwa Springs Is’ one of the South’s Gain one o f the elegant prizes offered to those who can hustle and prove themselves
lished in next week's issue. Hon. W.- L . .
roost famous reso/ts and a trip to the worthy citizens o f Orange County. Send them In to tho Contest Manager % HeraldPalmer also made nn ndditsB that was
springs always prove n most delightful
Tile winner will not only get a $400 instrument but Will bo recognized as the
given marked aticntlon.
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outing. The first trip will be rnude on most popular young lady In Orange county, and also be recognized as an organizer
The races, ixtlo'gamcs, tho racing os
Sunday leaving the city dock at 7:30 a. and leader worthy b f esteem, and w Hobc advice will be sought niter in Sanford’s
trich and other attractions were fine, and
ro., and returning n( 9 p. tn. Every one future welfare. Watch the list grow nnd remember "Procrastination Is the thief of
a large crowd has been in attendance
is assured o f a good trip as the boat Is li/no." Tho Sanford Herald has been the medium through which Sanford has gained
every day.
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in cl larged o f Copt., Thomas and the publicity throughout the Northern Stales tmd has brought*to 'jourrefTTthe tourist,
A dextiprivc n w w m nf the fa ir will be
im n iin cry-fry cnglneei d auseo - assuring »peculator,- homesceker. and desirable citiasns,— Yau-ara reaping Iha.results.by _inr
g lv e rfitT neirt w eek'-» ed ltlon \ —
the passengers of every com fort' anil creased real estate valuation. Can you increase your own Interest better than by
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safety. Every one that can, make this sending in for a ten year’s subscription to The HeraldT
trljrshould do so as the n cw scrvtce wilt
“ Every business man knows It means li)€ per ceniTto hls'bualhesa nnd no where
prove o f great benefit to Sanford in every else will he get such returns. In addition you are helping some worthy young woman
way.
to gain a handsome Piund. These young women urc worthy this honor and you owe W ill Be One Of Th e S ocia l Events o f
EXHIBITS ARE Of A HIGH ORDER
Monday-« hs kaeM ot in taraU .W iU L .m aab
fested In the event and the candidates
and the henchmen worked all day.
__ MflyorJ-nke won out In the race for
mayor over W . H. Underwood by J7
votes.
Harry Ward, S. Runge and J.D. Ddvlson
* * B asket Dinner at M o n ro e
received the most votea for Aldermen.
M. W. Lovell w ill be the next Clerk and
On Sunday last a congenial crowd had
a basket dinner at Monroe Park and pass
Green Smith the Marshall.
ed a pleasant lime. Among those present
The vote was as follows:
were the following:
For Mayor.
J. W . Dunlap and wife, Kansas; E. C.
Beecher and wifq, Ohio; Edgar E. Brown
FORREST L A K E 157
and wife. Indiana; E. M. Evans and wife,
W. H. UNDERWOOD HO
Colorado; J. F. Jones and wife, Mass.; Mrs.
L. A. Hamlin, Mass.; J. M. Welker and
wife, Ohio; H. A. Hill and wife, Kansas;
For Alderm en
Mrs. R. L. Starr, Ohio; E. M. Bevier and
W. W. A B E R N A T H Y 124
wiip, Penn.;R. M. Warner and wife. Conn.;
J. D. DAVISON 151 ’ '
H. G. Smith, Penn.; ‘ Dan Howard and
F. L. M ILLER 123
Phillip Warner, Conn.; Mias E. Lewis*
Miss.; Beulah Dunlap, Kansas; Rnymon
S. RUNGE 147
;
Beecher, Ohio.
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’ H. W AR D ICO
F. L. WOODRUFF 146
INTEREST A T WHITE HEAT
Volum e III
High S ch ool N otes
The county school board has consented
to give Friday as a holiday to the school
pupils to attend the County fair. The
railroad has grouted a special rate. The
school exhibits form un important part of
the Fair.
Monday we entered upon the second
term of the year. No more holidays now
until commencement.
The play, "Toys Aw ake", given Tues
day and Wednesday nights benefit of the
High School library, was a success in
every way. The next entertainment of
this order will be “ Round’s Ladies
Orchestra, on Feb, 13. This will be next
to tit» last, and one o f the best o f the
Lyceum course.
Monday tbe Boys Debating Society
Iteld its first regular meeting. Woman’s
Suffrage being the subject o f debate.
Both sides had fine arguments but the
decision went to the negative.
The Irving Literary Society wits enter
tained at its Int meeting by Miss Bertha
Adams, the director, In the play "Toys
A w oke".
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them support in winning tills Plano. You owe it to yourself. You owe it to your
The S eason
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editor. You are under obligations to maintain your city paper. '-W ith Increased
Under tlie auspices of the Sanford
circulationtmeans greater business to every merchant and real estate firm in San
Hospital Association, the Ciiarity- Ball
ford. It Is up to you to make Sanford through this contest the center of attraction
will be given nt (ho Sanford House, Tues
to all the tourists coming into Florida. W ill you do ItT
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day, February 14th. Finns nnd preper,
NEW SCHEDULE
ntions arc being perfected to make it one
For every subscription to the Sanford Herald votes will tie Issued' by the Contest of the most brilliant social functions o f
Manager as follows:
tbe season. Those who tinvc the ar
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rangements in hand, are working zealous
2.000 Vótes
1,000 Votes
$ 2.00 •
I Year
ly to make it not o n l^ a social success,
5,000 Votes
3.000 -Votes
$ 4.(10
2 Years
hut a financial‘one/.for * a most worthy
5,000 Votes
$ 0.00
10,000 Votes
3 Years
10,000 Voles
cause, that of building u hospital in Snn- $IU.00
7 25,000 Voles
5 Years
• 15,000 Votes
50,000 Votes
$20.00
111 Years
fo fl; Tim Ciflirity Bull will probably bo
Write your name and address plainly, name your contestant, mull to the Contest established ns nn nnnunl .even t for tills
Manager with money enclosed and votes wifi be given to the one you muhe.
purpose. Coin patent
eorfiiniUccs have
appointed; and tha success of .the ball is
ELEG AN T PRIZES OFFERED— OPEN TO A L L
The following prizes are open to every citizen in Orange County ns well as tlie assured. Receiving, will be Mrs. J. N.
Contestants. The person returning the greotest’ numbcr subscriptions to Mile Sanford WIillniT, Mrs. T. A. Neal. Mis. Geo. H.
Herald, will receive the first prize, Tlie person returning tho second greatest number Ftirnald nnd Mrs R. Hotnrighous. Floor
of subscriptions will receive ihtMMMMulgirizq irnd so on. On cadi one of the sub Committee, Mrs. T. A. Neal and Miss
scriptions votes wilbbo Issued to your favoriteicontestant. This offer is to tho con Charlotte Keelor, Chairman of Decoration
Committee. Mies A lice Caldwell, Refresh
testqnts and oil wit) be swarded February 24th.
ment Committee. Mrs. F v E. Rquipillui,
FIRST PRIZE— ELEGANT J^JHKLSH
Chairman;
Mrs. W. J. Hill, Mrs. Frank
Call and see this elegan f chair given by tno cnlerixlsiftg tlmi, Theo J. Miller &
Willis
Miller.
Miss Alice Caldwell. Mrs. I).
Son to manifest their interest in the Popularity Contest. Thro. J. Miller A Son corry
full line of everything that makes homo attractive nnd dealers in Furniture, Car- J. Starling. Mrs. Alexander Vaughan, Mrs.
pets, Mattings. Crockery, Lamps and Music ¡nstuinents. Out of town trade will be R. L. Peek and Mrs. l.lljn. Chairman o f ,
the Music Committee, Mrs. M. Frank. The
given special attention.
Send in the largest lilt of subscribers to tlie Contest Mumigcr Sanford Herald Patronesses of tlie Ciiarity Bull arc as
and win tins elegant chair and get votes for your fovorite contestant for the Prize follows: Mrs. J. N. Whitncr, Mrs. T. A.
Neal, Mrs. Geo. H. Fernald, Mrs. II, L.
Piano. Offer open to all! Get busy for subscriptions and make $15,00.
DeForrest, Mrs. A. T. Rossetler, Mrs. M.
SECOND P K IZ E ^ L A D Y ’S $10 H A T
Frank. Mrs. J. C. Daniel, Mrs. R, L. Peck,
At Mrs. M. L, Allen's Mllllhcry Parlors, ono of tlie season's most stylish .creations
Mrs. F. E. Kouuiilint, Mrs. K. Ilomrighous.
in n lady's hut will fie given by this populur firm to help boost the contestants in
Mrs. R. S. Keeler. Mrs. M. F. Robinson,
securing subscriptions to tlie Sanford Herald lö g e t voles on the Prize Piano. Mrs.
Mrs. J. C. Higgins, Mrs. J. B. Stryker,
Allen is showing an attractive line of fancy articles, stamped googk, hair goods and
Mrs. Forrest Luke. Mrs. LeVernc Hurt/
at prices within the reach o f nil nut of town people will lind it to their interest to
Mrs. W. R. Anno. Mrs. Cruse Barnes, Mrs.
call at Mrs. A llen ’s Millinery Parlors, when In the city. Tills elegant prize is offered to
Cecil Gubbdtt, Mrs. -T. E. Wilson, Mrs.
every lady in Orange County and votes will be given on ca d i subscription to your
Alexander Vaughan, Mrs.-C. M. Hand,
favorite contestant.
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Mrs. B. A. Howurd. Mrs. II. P. Driver. Mrs.
. THIRD PRIZE— B E AU TIFU L PICTURE—Given by M. U R. STORE
Harry Ward, Mrs. \Vill lluidcti, Mrs. 0.
One o f the most artistic pictures ever painted and framed in un elegant gold W. King, Mrs, N. J. Perkins. Mrs. Muy
oval frame, lavishly nrnampntpd will be glv/n lo tho one securing ifjo 3rd largest Dick In s, Mrs. R. J. Holly. Mrs. Henry
amount of subscriptions to tlie Sanford Herd
Wight and Mrs. B. W. Herndon.
The hustling proprietor* o f the M. & ./ r Store give the above elegant |>rlze to
Tickets which are $1 00 cucti are now
prove, their Interest in the contestants ijyiUc Plano Contest and reward their friends on sale and will iuclude an elegant sup
for hustling for votes. When In need of School Supplies, Art Novelties, the best dec per which will he served by tha ladles.
Cream ever. S o fyp rin k s o f the daintiest flavor, or a cigar, ihb best on earth, call at
M. & R. Store, First street. Sanford. Florida. This prize may Jjjp won by nnyone and
votes will be Issued to your favorite contestant for Um» Prize Piano.
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A G ood S h ow ng
The annual meeting of the stockholders
o f the Peoples Bank o f Sanford, Florida,
was held In the office of the bank on last
Tuesday morning at 9:30 o’clock. A fter
the usual routine o f business was gone
over »th e election of directors for the en
suing year was held. Much to the grati
SPECIAL PRIZES. FOR.MEN A N D BÖYS
fication o f the stockholders present, the
E ntertainm ent W as G reatly Enjoyed
Men and boys are interested in the Piano Contest and each have their favorite
name of Mr. D. L. Thrasher, ono o f San
a t th e Auditorium
ford’s most progressive and successful contestant that they are helping to Win tlie Plano. A s a reward to them the follow
The
Toys
Awake, given under tlie au
businessmen,, wos milled lit (lie already ing prizes will bo given February 24lb.
spices o f the High School for the benefit
strong and representative board o f dlrectFIRST PRIZE
of the library fund In the High School A u
To the one returning the largest number o f subscriptions to the Sanford Herald,
ditorium Tuesduy evening, was one o f the
[Immedlately following the meeting of
PA LM E R A SEIGH
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(dost enjoyoabie eutertaim nenu o f this
stockholders, was held Lite meeting of
Tbe above enterixislng firm take « b in d to boost tlie cause o f the earnest and ktnd; that the Sanford people havu w it
tht\di rectors, who. after being duly «worn.
nessed recently. Mr. J. H. Ford. Manager,
to re-elect tlie present officers, will give
FINEST H A T
Miss Bertha Adams, Director, Miss Edith
M. ML Smith. President; H. R. Stevens.
felt or Panama, to suit your fancy. In their new up-to-date haberdasher store. Paint Savage Accompanist and members o f the
VJoajrfshlfnt, and H. E. Tolar. Cashier.
er 4 Selgh has one of the prettiest men and boys furnishilng stores in south Florida. faculty deserve much-oredit fur tlie suc
Evidencing the prosperous condition
And will pay special attention to m oll orders. It is up to you to get a new hat I cess of tlie entertaiiituout.
150 local
o f the Bank, the Cashier was Instructed to
and Increase you favorite Contestants vote.
young people and children took pure There
carry $3,000 to the surplus account o f
SECOND PRIZE— P A IR DOYDEN $6 SHOES— ron men and doys
were over sixty speaking and Singing .
bank ofter paying the usual semi-annual
parts; lovely costumes, pretty drills, tab-,
To
tbe
one
returning
the
second
largest
number
o
f
subscribers
to
the
Santord
dividend o f four per cant. ,
leaux, marches with lively music, making
Herald
a
pair
o
f
Boyden’a
$6
Shoes
will
be
given
by
Mr. W. D. Manley, president o f the
tlie whole most pleasing to alL A fte r tha
Formers and Traders llsnk o f Atlanta,
CHAS. K A N N E R
arrival o f all the characters they remained
Ga.. waa present representing tbe Georgia
Mr. Kanner Is anxious to boost any enterprise that helps build Sanford and tbe
on
the stage! forming a :bcuuiiful picture,
Stockholders o f tbe Bank and made much contest Is advertising the Sanford district. In Mr. Konner’s Store, you will find a
by
their, artistic grouping upd eleguat
favorable comment upon the manage- fu ll lin e o f Spring and Summer goods for Men. Women and Chlldreo.-nad.ln tlie shoe
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costumes.
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ment and success o f the b*nk during the department you will find shoes that wear and give satisfaction. When In 'n eed of a
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■—tyear just“ closed.SlhllöB TbdY lli TWee~Of
tboe* coB on Clio*. Runner! 'ö u l o f lowii trade invited*'to“ ’ rii£Ee' ifinT
Get Y o b r M ules
the hardslups o f the pest year the bank their headquarters when In town. M ailorders solicited.
Tw en ty-five head of good work mules
had Just dosed the m ost successf ul year
The above prizes are offered to sill to everybody and to you! Hustle for sub for sale cheap. ^ $5Q to $100 each If sold
since It* organisation.
scriptions and secure one o f the elegantt strictly new. and latest style prizes, and get In next ten d a y .. ,W* M. Igon, Eustis, FlaThis is the bank tbo^ Insure* your
26-2-P
votes f v your favorite. Prizes w ill be «w arded February ¡14th.
deposits.
THE TOYS AWAKE
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TÏTUC BOND 4 GUARANTEE OO.
Y«ärty avérai« Increase 118.3ft
Our P olloy: C onaarvatlam , R allablllty, P r o ir s s s lv s n s s s sn d C ou rtsou s Traatm ant
Number 51
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$25 down-that’s all f i n i
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a g a in a
$10 monthly-Tbit.Eu,
Sanford Vegetable Growers Are Making Large Profits
—— — on Their Lettuce Crop This Season.
It is nothing unusual to hear of single acres that net from $500 to $1200 per acre
The other crops are bringing prices'in proportion. The general outlook for Celery
Delta Farmers are brighter this very minute than they have been for many seasons
NoW is the Time for You to Buy
One of our V e g e t a b l e F a r fllS at $150 an an acre on our very easy system of pay
ments*.
The increased profits as shown this season by the growers will have a great ef
feet in increasing the price of land, and if you want to do business in the vegetable line in
Florida,
You Had Better Purchase One of Our Farms
Beforeithe price is increased by the natural development of this section and the attend
ant success of our growers
Title Bond and Guarantee Companys’
.
Farms are situated on original transportation, are well drained, the soil is excellent and
the community is in a flourishing condition.
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Fourteen Families Have Moved to Monroe .
Since we put this division of elery Farms on the market W e are buildin
houses every day, breaking new land and planting crops of various kinds
the effect of making all the land in tl
new
have
If You Are Interested
Write to us about Florida Real Estate. We. have all kinds of land suitable for groves,
chicken firms, winter homes and vegetable farms.
Our Terms Are the Best Offered by Any Firm In Sanford
For land of the same quality, and the quality is such that it will produce anything that will grow anyw he re
W e Give You Six Years In Which to Pay for Your Farm and
Charge you no interest on the deferred payments,
W rite for Our Book Showing Our System of I
Vegetable Culture. It is Free
TITLE
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Sanford, Florida. U. i
P. S.—We have two small improved place* that we will sell very reasonable
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County Pair, February 7th to 11th
IN SANFORD— Life I» Worth Living
The General News o f “The Land
of Flowers.
THE POPULARITY CONTEST
NEW CLOTHING AND FURNISHING STORE FOR SANFORD
Many Out or Town Reader» Are Gettin* Excited
The Herald Popularity Contest la ex
citing interest among the northern readers
And many letters have been received
and subscription paid by people who do
not.AoaiC.lhe contestants personally but
want to get into the game. Y ^w ouid
o d jW .Abfl.nfluiaana to vote at once and
not wait until the last minute. While
such acilptU* pot prohibited those who
are holding back the larger number, of
votes are apt to strike n great surprise on
the Inst day lor the fellow other is holding
out also. Get in your votes ond watch out
for the big bonus offer next week. Fol
lowing is the status this week.
Palmer and Selgh to Have One e f th e Finest Store» South o f Jacksonville
NEWS O f THE WORLD
Item s of In te re s t Gleaned fro m
Various S o u rces
Mr. W. C. Palmer, and Mr. A. B. Selgh treatment to all. Mr. W. C. Palmar cams
the two enterprising young merchant» to Florida three years ago from Johnstown
who havo cast their lot with us and will Pa., where he was manager of a large
give us one of the finest clothing and clothing and furnishing* goods store and HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK
f l iilfn FROM THE STATE PRESS
gents furnishing stores south of Jackson- accepted a s l m l ^ oyM on,, with the
vllle. The display cases, clothing cabinet, Surpme'Stort Oo., of ShXugiiitine. which
Her« th e Reader» Will Find ■ Brief
hat cabinet and windows' will, all be' a he filled successfully until reoendy.
H istorical Spring Tlowlng
rich mahogany finish. The clothing cabi-.. Mr. Selgh has boon actively engaged
/ f o r Hurried Reader»
net la sixty feet long and will hold three in bust near fuc the past 13~*y*arer having
David
Graham Phillips^ age forty-tlirerv
hundred suits. The leading makes carried
editor,
publicist
and novelist was shot six
by Messrs. Pnlmer & Selgh will he
times on Monday as he approached 'the
Princeton Club, by Fitzhugh Coyle Goldsborough, aged thirty-one, a Harvard juon
u'i|niliWA"dJn“,lY offer, committed suiMl»» Mildred Potter. ...........................
7.000
cide. PhlllliM died later from the wounds.
MlMUIadr* Csntnrr........ ..................
9.023
Mist Jmle Sltimon.........................
3.775
The body of Goldsborough, whose career
City Churrh ...............................
2.600
ing some broken ribs, ana internal in Cameron
HUH School
at Harvard was brief, lies in the morgue.
iu Mule ],
juries. His brother, Grady Revels and M
Apparently insane, he had a fancied grudge
Ml»» Kalo Under votai
2,000
J. T. Phillips were also badly hurt. Drs. till« Allie Kubili.:»
against the author and sought his life. •lisa Csrraw»?
¿toe and Wright ore attending the un
What appears to be definite informa
Mr» Fsonin
fortunate \ Ictlms.
M iu Lucille titillimi»...................
tion
Jhut William Johnson, a negro,
fielen Rowlr ñd . .............
The Times-Union has a Washington Mit»
charge with the murder of Brakentan
Mr». Malici Johiiwm . . . . . . . ...
dispatch discrediting the rumor -that a
OUTU*WiN
Humphries, white, at Avera, Oa., wus
deal is on foot to- displace Congressman Miu Florence C. Kinney, Ovcidu
lynched early Sunday morning,-hi» body
Sparkman from fall just place a* chairriddled with bulluts and later burned,
-man of the o s x t-E iv e a o i^ M b o rs conv
COMMERCIAL CLUB MEETING
was contained in a special dispatch from
mittre. The rumor was to the effect that
Congressman Kandadell would be selected Annual Election of Officers and Other
The first bill looking to the regulation
for ibe place. Considerable1juggling la
Interesting M atters
ol
the sale of liquor in Texas, requiring
going on in connection with the - House
The Commerelul Club held a most inter
tliat saloons dose at nightfall, started on
committee chairmanships and their is a esting meeting on Monday night. The
W. C. PALMER
la journey to the Governor for his sig
suggestion that not many of them will regular election of officers for the ensuing
nature
on Monday, after the House of
be awarded on the score of seniority. year followed. ‘
ALBERT
SEIGH
Stronse
&
Bros.,
Isaac
Hamburger
&
Sons
Representatives
passed the measure. The
However, the Times-Union's correspondent
The question of having u booth at the
and
Burgher
Hood
A
Co.,
of
Baltimore
Senate,
it
Is
suld,
will follow suit on Wed
says Mr. Sparkman has every assurance Orange County Fair was taken up and
The display. cases sixty darted In the grocery business, but later nesday, those favoring prohibition having
discussed at length. Sanford should be and New York.'
1that he will receive the appointment.
feet in all will be arranged in two lines disposing of his store to lake .up> mens a majority In both branches of the legis
Following an experiment that was represented at the fair In the best man down the center of the store and will be clothing he . has been connected until lature. The bill, however, Will In all
made som e, tim e ago Ft. Myers has ner possible and every citizen should aid tilled at all limes, with the very beat recently with the Penn, Traffic Co,, or
probability not become a law, Governor
placed an order tor a large quantity of in making a creditable display. The cur gents furnishings. Iw intwrvlcwlng the Johnstown, Pn., one of the largest stores Colquitt having expressed his opposition
crude oil, which, at present, is being tailment of the Fast Coast schedule or the Messrs. Palmar A Selgh we find their *n *)*•* section of the state,
and test votes have shown the prohibition
generously applied to our streets in the Titusville branch was also taken up and policy to one hundred cents worth for the
We
find
both
men
to
be
upright
strength in the assembly short of the
hope that Its use will not only aid In will be acted upon later.
dollar, money refunded on all goods Dot corneous gentleman and think they will number necessary to over-ride the Gov
Several other important questions were
preserving the streets, which are of shell,
one price and courtioua be good hustling citizens for Sanford.
ernor’s veto.
before
the meeting for adjustment but satisfactory.
but have a tendency to keep down the
Tiie bill provffies thnt saloons open at
•
dust that arises therefrom and is a source were not decided.
G
a.
in., and dose at 7 p. m.. except Sun
The following officers were elected. •
of much annoyance to merchants and
days.
The selling of liquor on Sunday Is
President—Forrest Lake.
shop-keepers.
barred.
First
Vice
President—F.
P.
Forster.
Alachua County'» Board of. Commis
"Philadelphia is raising a million dollars
Second Vice President—D. L. Thrasher.
sioners has issued a pamyhlet contain
for
the Young Men's Christian AsaoSecretary—E.
T,
Woodruff,
ing muctrvatuabte 'Information concern
cintimi.
Treasurer—H.
C.
Du
Bose.
ing the county. Tho vegetable sections
Remember January 31st election for United States
Directors—J. N. Whitner, B. A. How
Sulking at the psychological moment
-of the county sredeacribed aa are also
ard.
W—
U.
Holden.
R.
H.
Marks.
Forrest
Senator,
Hon.
N.
P.
Bryan
ia
the
candidate
for
all
tile
people.
wun
for Editor Luke Lea, of the Tenqes•U other sections. The different In
aean, the United Suites Scnatorship*in
The "Special Interests." "Favor-Seeking Interests" are trying
dustries are named and . their values Lake, J. 0. Packard, D L. Thrasher, G. H.
the fight before the Tennessee Legislature
•re given for the benefit of the general POrnald, F. I- Woodruff, H. R. Stevens, A.
to defeat him, in order to name their own corporation at
T.
Rossetter,
T.
K.
Bates,
W.
T.
Fields,
over
the sent soon to be made vacant by
public.
torney. Shall these "Corporate Interesta"-Aiiaine your Sena
F. P. Forster. Harry Ward, S, Ü. Chase.
James B. Frazier.
Keeping up with the State wboae name
tor, or will you elect N. P. Bryan?
Up in Vermillion county, Illinois, known
It bears the Florida Life Insurance Com
Orange County's Big Fair
IT S U P TO Y O U .
to
fame as the residence place of Joseph
pany will erect a new ten-story home
As the lime for the Orange County Fair,
G. Cannon, speaker of the House of Rep
in Jacksonville. This company, during February 7-11 approaches, the directors
Yours truly,
resentatives, "leading citizens” are plead
its short life, has made a record, and con are making a very careful canvas of the
ing guilty to having committed fraud in
tinues to grow.—Pensacola JournoL
situation.
the recent national election, in which
la the January number of "Dixie
The exhibits already secured of - citruh
"Uncle
Joe" was sent back to Congress.
Motoring" Governor Albert W.’ Gilchrist fruits, farm products and the products of
has an article upon the condition of. the vegetable farmers will be larger and bet
Twelve
unnrdiista. convicted of con
¡g 'C S Ü X j]:»
toads can be constructed at. little ex ter than any fair ever held In Florida.
spiracy against the Japanese throne ami
pense. The writer glvpa these -splendid
the lives of the imperial family, were txu
The exhibit^ of cattle, horses, hogs,
■venues of travel credit for the great In poultry, are large. The arts crafts will
to death at Tokio, being beheaded in rap
n n n n n n n r in n m n n m D n D n D a D D D iz
crease in population which tho State has have a fine display while the educational
id succession.
enjoyed In the last ten yean.
interests will not be neglected but will
Charlie Norton, secretary to President
Warnings have been ecnito the owners take front rank.
Taft', is going to quit his job because a
Fpr entertainment there will be sports.
raise in Ida salary has been suggested.
of razorbacks near Sorrento that the d tlCharlie must be Uying to Imitate Andy
tens have derided to protect themselves Bofb ball, polo and track events.
Fifteen great gtiows, including a wildagainst the divine right of the four-legged
Cdrnegle on u small scale.
prowlers Gardena and crape have been west animal show, will interest all looking
rained from time immemorial, and it for excitemenL
SANFORD BRAND O f AUIOS
For free attractions there will be a
wifi have to be stopped, according to the
balloon ascension dally, with double parJgjrniMs lust sent out.
Our IdealL ocation fo r T a c to r y Cause»
Have Good Poultry Judge
Favorable Comment
Nick Carter, holding the world's record
The Fair management have secured the as a high diver, will jump 110 loot.
During the visit to Souford of several
•enrices of Hon. F. J. Marshall as poultry
Hurricane, the fastest trotting ostrich
prominent automobile men ond manufac
in the world, has been secured and will
turer?, the.Herald man liad his suspicions
Mr. Marshall has had thirty-five year»' give an exhibition once daily. This bird
aroused
and upou Inquiry found that San*
The interest in the sale of lots at Celery Avenue Addition
active service aa Judge of poultry shows has been driven in harness all over the
ford wua bring investigated by several uf
and has officiated at falsa add expositions United* States- He never disappoints.
continues unabated and u greatjnanyr buyers have called on
the emulier manufacturers with q view
■II oyer the United States. Among his He la not an experiment.
lite Bowman Realty. Company olid made purchases at ' private
making the city a center for the manu
many engagements were the Columbian
Each day títere will be harness races.
sale since the close of the big whirlwind auction sale put on by
facture of automobiles for the southern
faprwitifla a t ^ m ^ g » and tho.World's ia which high rl*n* and speedy horses
trade.
them
on
Tuesdayjuid
Wednesday.
So
native
is
the
demand
T’sir el Sl Louis. Owners of poultry-may have been entered. The-eeeeeiatioa ia a
- The factories will nokh« huge, but they
that
the
owners
of
the
property
htrre
arranged
with
the
Bow
he assured that the merits of the exhibits member of the American Trotting Asso
can be operated as cheaply as In the
•rill be satisfactorily judged.
man people to hold a special auction sale on tire premises on
ciation. which insures Just treatment to
larger cities of tha north and the good
Saturday afternoon, beginning 2 p. m ,~ to accomodate those
roads movement in Florida will make this
Hanford Heights im proving
Tha fair is not,*conducted na a money
interested who were unable to attend before. Another lot and
the greatest automobile center In the
J. H. Ragsdale baa sold this week eight
world for all the year round sport.
several other prizes including $23 In gold will be given away
jots on Sanford Heights and expect» to making scheme, but 1» for the - benefit of
Orange
county
und
supported
by
the
The smaller manufacturers realize that
«t the contract at once for a fine reaiand the fairness with which these awards are made assures a
in Sanford they pan get a good location
«•ofe to be built for himself. Mr. Ragsdale oounty end l u citizens.
record breaking attendance for Saturday afternoon. A num
Remember the date, February 7-11.
with railroad and steamship transporta
has also contracted for two new concrete
ber of buyero to date have announced their purpose to begin
tion. They can ship die part» here, as
sidewalks to be laid the entire length of
improvements at once, and it is predicted that all unsold lots
semble them and aril the machine» In the
of the property and this choice location
There seem» to be some misapprehen
south cheaper than their northern com
will go with a rush at the special Saturday afternoon matinee.
'•hi (reseat a busy appearance in a few sion on the part of some es to the cost of
petitors and realize a good profit
Free Street Car service will be provided os heretofore, the free
nuking an exhibit nl ihr J a lf. „TUereJs
In connection with the manufacture of
ubaoiuteJy no charge, if you are exhibit
Park Avenue, bugitiautomobiles
a Writ known firm of ah
1"edit, Augusta. D. N. Reynolds ing to show your handiwork, or are com
ning l p. in. and running every few minute*, picking up paaship
manufacturers
have also made in
r< fawn Jacksonville has ‘beaa.-dl peting for a premium. If you are m«k
eengers
enroatc.
*
The
facfth
atu
iren
tire
plan
of
"tots
^la
biririg
quiries
regarding
Sanford
a s a manufeobarf this weak and on a o u la o in fag an exhibition of «och e nature to
luring
center
and
it'a
up
to our city now
sold out in one week in Sanford speaks volumes for tbe future
i*PV Sl Johns- Mr. Reynolds Is an require your at tendano»» t the fair, you
to
furnish
sites
for
those
men who purof Sanford and the confidence of the public in Sanford real estate.
of Gea A. DeCottes of this city and can get an exhibitor's ticket; good for ev
poae
to
put
Sanford
upon
the map la
* eetwal weeks of each season at ery day during the fair, to come and go
red
ink
as you like, for $1.00.
?
ATTENTION, VOTERS!
The Orange County Progressive League
3 Special
Auction Lot Sale :
Saturday 2 p. m. Celery Avenue
Addition
V 1
•
v fllB
kt
�CURBSTONE GLEANINGS
A B udget of Opinion “ J u s t Be
— tw een Yew and Me”
•
V« Taking Nota»,
4 You hear a great deal about our schools,
talk much about them, think some about
them, and peradventure wonder not a
Uttle more about them than if they were
in China. How many heads of families,
parents, business men,, men of minds,
ever cross the threshold of the school
room! How many ever offer a word of
encouragement to teacher or scholar and
let them know by your presence, tft Te«W
occasionally. I n the'schoolroom That vod
are an Interested party, really desirous
that they should prosper, and that you
have their best welfare at heartT How
many have personally recognised the head
of the school, ho who has the training of
the mind and the building of and estab
lishing the character of your boy or girlT
How many have kindly counseled and
advised with him, showing you are with
him in the great work. Wishing him well,
end cheering with a "God speed". How
few, metlilnks, can answer In the affirma
tive, and yet you often hear of the school
and feel that it Is not wha f i t should be,
arid what you wish It was. Will it help
It to be conslanUy finding fault, con
tinually growling and denouncing it with
almost every breathT And when some
trivial or even grave mistake Is made
will it better mailer* to pompously parade
the same before the txiblic.
Tillngs_ are__not often Just os we
would lika to Itave them, and surround
ing circumstances not always as we
imagine .or hear they are, and very often
If we knew the exact condition and state
of affairs our mltyls and opinions would be
Uie reverse to what they were yithout a
knowledge of fsets.
Now this Is merely offered as a him,
and while I presume many will read
It, It la hoped sjm e will think about it,and.at least a few be induced to act up
on It and visit our schools at least occasionallj
satisfied; the present candidates and those supplied «ritta the cost of production and
' A. I t Spence*.
In office can rest In peace at}d experience no mor«,’
Agricultural Experimental Station.
no knocks from the public, If mere Is no
Interest there will be bo kicks. .
START TH È
4 The invitation stationery Is getting
smaller and smaller and In a year or so
you will have to get a 'microscope to find
it. I received one the other day for my
R IG H T
among other letters and papers and only
came to light about tea minutes before
the big show started. T tried to make
good but felled and have been sleeping In
Ibe barn ever elnoe. I have beyn afraid
to go to the house and face my wife and
afraid to come down the street and fane
the lady who sent .the Invitation. The
only thing left for me it to bury myself
In Enterprise or Orlando until the storm
blows over. If you don’t hear from me
next week In the Curbstone you will know
•that I died bravely with the small Invita
tion over my heart.
in WOODRUFF S
shoes you have taken the first step
toward making the New Year hap
pier and more prosperous—happier
because you are more comfortable—
more prosperous because your ma
terial prosperity depends in a great
4 A Georgia editor thus sizes up the lot
of the average newspaper man:
A child Is born—the doctor gets $20,
tbs editor get* 0. It is christened, tbs
minister gets $S, and the meek editor gets
00. When It marries, the minister gets
$10 and a place of cake and the poor edItor gets 000. In the course of ■time It
d^s, the doctor gets from $8 to $100, the
undertaker $80, the editor prints a notice
and obituary 'tw o columns long.’ beside*
lodge and society resolutions, a free card the nominal price of 50 cents for doth
bound and 23 cents for paper covert by
of thanks and a lot of poetry, and
the well known Wilson &. Toother Ferti
0000. No wonder the editor gets rich.
lizer
Co., Jacksonville. Fla.
M-c
— T h e S auntebes .
Cot yoUr seed 'potatoes with’ n Yankee
Hog Chotera. t '
Seed
Potato Cutter. Geo. H. Fcrnald
Perhaps the greatest obstacle that hog
Twiserv ln Florida have to contend with, 4e
the disease known ae the bog cholera. A
conservation estimate places the direct
loss from bog cholera throughout for 1910
a t a quarter of a million dollars. Further
more, this dlseaaa Is responsible to a targe
extent for the inferior hogs that are found
so generally in the State. Many farmers
who would otherwise have purchased Im
proved stock to build up their herds, have
hesitated and in most cases chosen not
to do so because of the danger of loos
from hog cholera. Since the greater port
of Florida le without a well-defined .stock
law, the average farmer Is powerless to
keep his herd free from such an Infectious
disease as bug cholera.
All the animals may not show similar
symptoms when affected with hog cholera,
but generally speaking the following are
typical symptdtns.
The bog is sluggish; lias tittle appetite;
a desire to drink mdrh water; some
diarrhoea; Infiamed eyes, with1 a sticky
discharge often gluing the eyelids to.
gether; usually a hacking couch; a ' weak
uncertain walk; and red blotches, which
afterward* turn purple, over the body.
Usually the hogs live only from 3 to" 10
days after the first sign of disease. Few
recover, and the recovery In such cases la
slow, while frequently the hair oamea off
and ulcers appear on the body.
It Is the general opinion among those
who have had most experience with this
disease, that ordinary medicine* are of
attend each number of the Alkahest.
little or no value In curing lL and - that
the only treatment that has been effectual
Are the greatest saving
is the scram treatment presbribed by the
dollar prize to the owner of the best kept Bureau of Animal Industry, Wsshlngtyu,
yard and the ladlea are to be commended D. C. To describe In detail the method
for. their endeavor to keep the yards of obtaining the serum and the precau
dean. Wldle this inducement is not tions that must bs observed In Its manu
heavy enough to tempt some people It facture, would 'require loo much apace.
will stimulate the worker* to renewed It Is, however, sufficient to state that the
effort* and bo oondudve of great good in manufacture of this serum must be iuWRS
making a cleaner and more beautiful the control of a competent veterinarian.
Sanford. There are some folks and I am It must be produced under sanitary con
ditions, and then Judiciously distributed.
In order that It might be accessible to
every farmer U would be necessary to
have an establishment in tite State for
take no. interest In keeping the yard J n the manufacture of setym, Such an
good shape, setting out tree* a nd plant*. establishment, conducted!»? the State
authorities, would enable the farmers ■to
secure the serum for the small coat of
about two cents per cubic centimeter.
At this price It will cost 20 cents to Im
munize a suckling pig and 40 to 41 cent*
for a mature hog.
- The economy of this treatment will be
appreciated when it is understood that
one treatment a t the suckling age will be
sufficient for hogs that are to go on to the
*
general m arket For bogs that are to be
kept for breeding purpeaea, additional
of a woman's hand to make tip flowers, treatment may be neeeaaary. especially
grow more and the pocket book grow if bog cholera happens to break' out In
less.
—<
heed or if It la prevalent In the com
munity.
The value of hog-cholera serum has
been demonstrated In to many Instances
parent upon the surface. You can bear that we m i w arranted-to plating that
of a caucus herq and there and (hat such the serunr trentment can be: relied upon
a man intends to become a candidate, as a preventive against cholera, and that
but a* yet there are no announcement* III* euffident from every stand point
In the paper and ua this Is the only offi We therefore recommend Its general um
cial call but little credence can be paid to the fanned of our State. ". ~~j i .__
measure on your physical comfort.
Step into the New VwtfcinAVOODRUFF’S shoes
Ei;aiik_L. W o o d r u ff
»
LABOR-SAVING MACHINERY S A V E S TIM E AND MONEY
POTATO
to the man who intends to make inbney or spuds
Implements of all kinds for the field and garden.
Goo
CALL AND SEE THEM
Light your Pres-O-Lite lights by simple
turning a button on dash-board
/
Vv
BIG SAVING IN GAS
We Have Them in Operation and Will Take
;
Pleasure in Showiffg~You '
ilma and maybe the voted have too
uiuny other Item* to worry about I bear
that *everai"new dfiei will break in this
week and we can look for a Uttle excitem eat for a few days before election time,
As I remarked before, if every one is
$8000, to furnish the neocessary plant and
equipment to supply the needed serum
to the farmers of the SlaM, Suqb a plant
once established and well under way
would he made nearly self-sustaining by
charging those to whom the vaccine is
Stato Agenta
�January
THE 8ANTQRD HERALP
WOODS
COMPANY
CQMMISSION m e r c h a n t s
We want your crop and will offer special
inducements
K:~R. M U R R E L L — Resident Manager
'
. SANFORD. FLORIDA
Periodicals
oncry
CIGARS and TOBACCO
C O L D 'S S S itO T DRINKS
ICE CREAM
Wholesale and Retail
PHONE 10»
SANFORD, FLORIDA
HURRICANE AT O R LA N N
Great Excitement But No Damage to
Lite o r P roperty
This la nut sent out by the weather
bureau, but the Orange County Fair As
sociation and simply announces that the
management have secured ns one of their
big free attractions, tho champion trotting
ostrich “ Hurricane," who-will give dnily,,
exhibitions during the coming, fair.
Hurricane is one of tho largest, as well
as the fastest birds in captivity. An idea
can be hud of his enormous strength when
you consider the fact that lie pulls fifty
pounds more than his ucvial weight, yet
he covers the ground in strihes that meas
ure nearly ten feet with hardly an effort!
Hbrricane is the leader of tho hock in the
large corral a t the Big Farm, and nightly
patrols jhe pen and once cacti1 hout'Loars
out the call of all is well. The roar of an
ostrich is very similar to that of a lion, in
fact so much so -that hunters in the Af
rican wikis are often misled by it. An
am ning incident fioppened'oTUio'Mich
igan state fair grounds several years ago.
Hurricane was stabled in the speed stalls,
and the first night there, roared as was
his custom at home. In an instant every
thing was in an uproar. Mundys Wild
Animal Show was on the grounds and
Word was passed that one of his lions had
escaped. Every stable boy. (wipes, deivera and trainers armed themselves with
pitchforks, hatchets, and in fact every- '
thing tliey-cuoW lay their hand* on, until ,
finally tho noise woku Jake, the bird's
If yo u b u y a S im o n d a Si
will not regret it. The saw
3 just right because the handle is V
m made right and -properly placed on i
b the blade, - It saws true and cuts fust.
I Made of Simonds Steel. Fully war’ ranted. Thin back. Polished apple
handle. These are o few of the good
points, but come in and see for yourself.
Make your own word agree with ours. **
.Simonds j a w
L o elf fo r lh U IraJt math
eicht J on the m «1you iuy.
We have some fine Simonds
Carpenter*s Aprons for users
Simonds Saws. A good line of
and Planes
To Think of New Furnishings
For Your Home
EVERYTHING IN FURNITURE, QUEENSWARE AND STOVES
Our new line of RAN G ES and KITCHEN
S T O V E S arc the kind you have wanted and
couldn’t get.
-
SEE
OUR
BARGAIN
COUNTER
J u s t a cro ss the s tre e t
evening. It takes from forty-two to fortyfive days to make a batching. The nest
consists of bifrhoio In die ground which
the insle bird digs with his breast bone.
They are plucked every nine months and
yield all told over two hundred feathers,
the most valuable of which arc the ones
which come from the wings and the talL
Hurricane will be kept on free exhibition
from 10 to 1 o'clock, with an attendant in
constant attendance, who will be pleased
to nnswer'any questions visitors may ask.
To The Ladles of Orange County
The undersigned committee having in
charge the domestic department of the
Orange County Fair to be held next month,
would urge upon all ladies residing in the
county the duty and privilege of making
some kind of an exhibit. The fair is not
only for every one to see but for every
one to help. We venture the assertion
that there is not a koine in die county
but contains somcdiing Of sufficient In
terest and incrif ro be worthy of a place
Married or Single. Have a Home or a Good
Safe Investment.
S alt and Fresh W a te r Fish
SANFORD A v e
PHONE « 8
Now Is The Time To Buy Impi
ed “Ready to Plant” Sanford
Celery Farms
These farms can be bought for the next
days for less m oney. than ever again
have
Sanford farms •to sell.
Not Largo,
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Burbank nor Celery City but Sanford
Always Sanford. There is onl
Sanford. ^All irrigated ready to plant,
pay for themselves this winter. . .
H. H. - C H A P P E L L ’ S
The Markham
Park Addition
Real Estate Agency
O n the Orlando road just two blocks
• from street car line
T h ir ty
B eau tiful
Free Voting Coupon
Lots
This is a separate vote from the nominating coupon. As
many may be sent in each week for each contestant as can be
collected.
Just been laid - out and streets being
raded.—Now ready to —build you a
ome. (No‘place line home;) . . .
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This coupon entitles
to 25 votes in
The Herald‘8 Popularity contesL This coupon must be in
office by Wednesday 5 P. M„ of each week.
See me at once. It don’t cc
ing to look and get your choice,
lots shaded with oalts and soi
orange trees. Now is the accept
A Job Tor You
Tho Directora of Ute Orange County
Fair Association will eu»plp£ the ,/oUow.
ing named persons, for week, February
7-11. 1911.
Two gate keeper«.
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Five ticket seiler*.
. Killeen ticket taken.
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Three watchmen.
_**-<**Three Janitor*.
Applicant* for the*e position«. should
make application in writing to the
Socretury of the F*tr A nreM lP" ° flando, Fla.
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Respectfully.
W. R. O'Neal, Seay.
See Me at Once
and Save Money
Room No, .L - G arner-W oodruff Bldg.
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Nomination Coupon
The first one of these, coupons sent In for each contestant
entitles tliem to 1,000 free votes. Only one of these coupons
will be allowed to each contestant
I nominate Mr. Mrs. or Miss
us a candidate in The Heruld’s contest
Nominated b y ..................................
S t u te ,
While k is.pot necessary that a coupon be used, It will fa
cilitate matters to send one for each contestant Under no
circumstances will the nominator’s name be divulged.
The Herald Contest Manager.
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Special Auction Lot Sale, Celery Avenue Addition
Saturday Afternoon, January 28, Beginning 2 p. m._______:
Lots on Easy Payments
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n n n n n n n r x iif liE id iir a m
Worm W eather Cefefjr
Mesar. Nyman and Hendanon. at their
farm weat of town, are experimenting
with a- warm weather variety of celery,
object being to produce a plant that will
thrive and mature and be marketable
late In the season. They put seed In the
ground about two weeks ago and the
young jShHitv are now np and looking
Rt><£ 'fShunM'ttas prove a success, the
crop may be grown and harvested as late
as June, a t which time the price, for a
nice and green top article will undoubted
ly be much better than during the
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Free Street Car Service
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height of the season, as for instance In
THE PIANO CONTEST
ApriL Attempts to secure seed of the
above variety and experiment with same, Tabes on New Life and a Special Prize
have been made heretofore but difficulty
Has Been Ottered
VEGETABLE BUYER
Ms'-been experienced both In getting
To the contestant securing the greatest
seed and In giving same to fair trial.
SANFORD, FLORIDA
OFFICE: NO. Ill
number of new subscribers to the Sanfonj
See
Me,
Mr.
Farmer
Herald by Feb. 2nd an elegant box of
y
Rung« Gets The Lot
toilet articles, consisting of Madame
At the drawing of ar free lot in the Valle's Almond Oreme. La Ferrandes'
Celery avenue sale of choicc.buiHl^i fcj*. Quadruple Extract Perfume,- -Premier
S. Runge proved to be the lucky man and Poudre, and delightful tooth powder, with
draw a fine lot The free drawing proved a self sharpening scissors. These toilet
to be most interesting and created much articles are the finest on ssrth and would
exdtm ent
cost $2.00 in any drug store. The box is
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very fancy, which adds greatly to the col
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Old
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Hanford, Florida
lection. The scissors retail at $2.50 and
the latest screw set pattern made.
In addition to the elegant prize offered
W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y
for securing the greatest number of new
AQKNT8
G. W. S P E N C E R
J. H. L E E & CO. J A 3 2 ^ ^ ,
Florida and Western Meats
A BONUS or 500 VOTES .
will be ghrem o tho one securing the sec
ond largest number of new subscribers.
" These special prizes ore offered by the
contest manager, as a reward to the con
testant worthy of being a lender.
At D. A. Caldwell's department store
forget the prize is given Friday, Feb. 3rd
and your returns must be in by Feb. 2nd.
Florida
cJ L C A w m ^ x r
FIRST CLASS CRATE MATERIALS, Sanford, Fla
Contest M a n a v k ,
Sanford Herald.
D E A L E R S T A K E N O T IC E t
The “ QuakerCity” label shown above
is now stamped on every barrel and bag
containing FIRST QUALITY “Qua
ker City“ milled flour—its the miller's
direct guarantee of a food product
of the highest grade. This is for the
protection of purchasers who want
“First Quality.”
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P H IL A D E L P H IA
Fin c y Works of AU Kind*. Stamping, Embroidery Supplies, Hand Paintrd China
Home-Made Cooking s-¿Specially.
Consignments and Orders Solicited
LEADING M EN’S ST O R E
We announce with pleasure the arrival
of the
zN E W SPRING AND SUMMER LINE
T he City Tailors
. ... • S late Crop Condition*
R. G. Snow, staff correspondent of the
New York Packer is in Sanford for a few
days after a trip Into the leading trtick
growing sections of Florida. He gave The
Herald the following crop and market re
port.
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Manatee county ‘ is shipping lettuce
lively. Celery will be moving from there
■bout Feb. 10th in good quantity.
Gainesville section Is moving lettuce
freely pnd beans sre also going in fair
quantities from that vidqlty.
The East Coast Is shipping beans, cukes,
egg plants and a few tomatoes. r
The markets show a slight decline on
lettuce and more noticeably on beans.
Cuba Is shipping peppers, egg plants
and tomatoes freely, but the market Is Iq
general good condition, except on citrus
The first car of celery will roll from
Sanford the middle of next week.
Crops of all kinds have made excellent
growth throughout the vegetable belts In
the last ten days, owing to superb .weather
conditions.
__________ interest to inspect the line before placing your order for your New
Suit.
The assortment is most com
plete «—containing.,many .fabrics .and
novelties not to be found elsewhere,
call will be appreciated.
D . L. T H R A S H E R
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better ship ping quality, larger cros andean
make you more money than any. Mother
BRAND on the Market. a
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Not Ah Idle Boast
We have been doing it for over tl
in Florida,* and were never more success
than now,.
W hy?
Reception Postponed
The recepdon to have, been given last
Tuesday evening, by the ladies of the
Woman’s Home Mission Society of the
Methodist church, to Mr. and Mrs. Hendry,
the new pastor and wife, was postponed
on account of the Ulneaa of Mr. Hendry,
and will be given next Tuesday evening,
Jen. Slat, at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
L. R. Philips. All members of the church
are invited to be present, and especially
are strangers ip the city Invited to attend.
A pleasing program will be arranged and
refreshments served. A freewill offering
will be taken,
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H ear W hat W e Have to Say About That
A Card
The Contestants and those Interested
are cordially invited to call at the San
ford Herald Office to meet Mrs. M. Florence
Keyes, District Manager, of -the Contest
Compan y o f j actionvi l i e r r t r r who Is
conducting the Popularity Piano Contest
for the Sanford Herald.
Mrs. Keyes will gladly give all inform
ation. and assistance to utl each Con
testant: You will find her abaolutely Im
partial. and she will tee that each Con
testa nl la treated fairly, nnd receives
Before commercial fertilizers were known animal
manure was considered by the practical farmer to be
the best form of plant food. He didn't know why
except that it gave him the.rcsults, Liebig explained
son when he showed th a t ammonia,-phu*:
one acid and potash' were necessary as food for
ind that the ammonia in the animal , manure
.was what produced the growth, but that it was neces
sary to also have phosphofic ^cid and potash to pro
duce the maximum results.
Office hour« will be 9.
and sincerely believe that it will be to
The Vegetable Growers had splendid results
all over the state, from the use of our Ma
nures. In our Circulars we enclose cnconiums that we have received.
W e Give You Perfect Safety and Q u ic k
Abernathy Announces
In this issue appears the announcement
of W. W. Abernathy for the position of
Alderman. Mr. Abernathy la a well
known business man and property owner
and the affairs of the city should be safe
la his hands. Mr. Abernathy has the
welfare of the city at heart and wants
Sanford to advance along every Une, yet
ba le in favor of conservatism along cer
tain lines Sod will make an ideal guardian
of the affairs of our city.
Fruit growars and truckers
read
the Florida fruit and Produce News.
Weakly information of value. Questiona
answered on cultural subjects. Market
quotations, e tc $1 per year. Sample
aocry on request. Address No. 819 Flor
ida A rc, Tampa, Flo.
$4-41» j
J A C K S O N V IL L E
Common Sense—That's All
ammal fertilize
ways held firfet place dn ac
count of their crop producing qualities. They have
nb superior as a source of ammonia, Armour A ni
mal Fertilizers derive their plant food from Blood
and Bone and Dried Blood (concentrated animal
products) combined wjth phosphoric acid and potash
in the best forms. It is because they contain the
best and most natural forms of plant food that they
arc so popular and the demand for them is increas
ing so rapidly.
Annonr Fertilizers Grow the Biggest Crept
H awar d-rac k l r d T . and Co
S A L E 8
AGENT
AltMOOR F E R T I L I Z E R WORKS,
JuboDvillr.
■ an inniH mnm are mn n wn n ran ft■ wire
�January 37, KW
Tftt RANTQHD MCHALO
F l o w i n g wells are
guaranteed. Drainage
's u re . Num erous Bou
levards, graded and
ditched, traverse this
property
The most beautiful
moat highly Improved,
and richest of all un
oleared land In tfii
Celery Delta
Take Street Cars for
Lots In P A L M V IL L A
sold on easy term s
PALM
HAMMOCK
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Only
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F a r m s In P A L M g
H A M M O C K sold on 0
easy term s
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ROUND
TRIPS
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DAILY
ihre« and
unednlf mHe t
The Sanford and
from Sanford, on
Lard a it r f i x e d
.will nan freight !
trains and street J
o r a direct through 0
Palm Hammock ¡ 0
with side . tracks 0
every half mile for a
loading cars . , ’
rnoes will soon
advance materially
Buy a town lot in
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See J E S S AM I N E I^ARK
10 acres of sutely
Palms,
Majestic
Oaks and fragrant
0 Yellow Jessamine
0 an exquisite spot
^ of untram meled
: nature .
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Palm Hammock
is being settled by
a very high d a is
of p e o p l e , A
home here insures
you good neigh-
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Rural Free Da- J
livery mail ser* W
vice. Convenient
school
privilege 0
for your children A
Frequent s t r e e t
car service brings
churches, theatres
and thopa to your
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Young Men of Sanford buy a PALM HAMMOCK Farm or you will live
to regret It. Buy to-day. Come and see me.
First National Bank Building
There Is no b e 11 e r, •
•afor investm ent than „ 0
seleoted real estatç. J
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Im proved transportatlon Is the forerunner
�and M EN S C L O T H IN G
Bed Linen
Towels
J. K. M ETTIN G ER ,
SANFORD. FLORIDA
IDEAL SPRING FERTILIZING
CITRUS
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A il S p r in g F e r t iliz in g is W o t I D E A L — . .
Ideal Means the Highest Excellence—A Combination of
all Good Points. Ideal fe rtiliz e r M eans a pertect
Plant food. Ideal fe rtiliz in g M eans th e Correct
use of th is Plant food.
:g Q UESTIO NS ON SPRING FE R T IL IZ IN G
: » Brings Up Im portant Questions on This Subject arid
Answer^ Them. Send fo r if.
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Wilson & Toomer fertilizer Co.,
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JACKSONTIUL JLOBIOA
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R. H. WHTTNER. A tco l. Sanford. Florida
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The Leading Candidate for
. United States Senator
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
Primary Jan.-31, 1911
Blount w ill surely win.
POINTS PLBEU PtRSOVU
Blount received in first prim ary 13,808
E X H IB IT «
Citrus Fruits, Farm Products.
r .v
Hog*. Cattle. Horses. Poultry,
Bench Show. A rts and Crafts
SCH O O L EXHIBITS .
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Wild W m Sbow., Oriental V illage.
Htnnan S o ll. O ld Plantation Jap Village
Bryan received 9 * 7 4 Q ^ _ __________
Blqunt led by 4 ,0 5 9 votes.
There were cast in all 31,019 votes. '
Blount needs only 1 ,7 9 2 -votes.
Bryan needs 5,761 votes.
Blount received in his own precinct of
all the votes one hundred per cent.
Blount received in his city of ail the
votes^nlnety-TIVë per c e n t
Blount received In his county of all the **
; votes ninety per cent.
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Blount got in hisjiom e county (Escam ¡•bia) 2 ,5 0 2 votes; Bryan got 186 votes a
¡ difference of 2,316 votes.
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got in Bryan’s home county
(Duval), 1,142 votes; Bryan * o t 1,303 ¿
votes—a difference of only 161 votes.
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F R E E A T T R A C T IO N S
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HUMAME, The Paste« Trotting Ostrich in the World
GMMG AM EXHIBIT TWICE DAILY
MICK CARTES, The World's Famous Ifigb-Diver. Jumping
110 Feet Into a Bail of Water
B lount, w ith tw o c o m p e tito rs , received
a plurality in tw enty-tw o counties in t he * state.
¿
Blount W ill Surely Win
Make his majority so large as to crush 2;
9 * T P * K 9 & \* 9 ryl
Exhibits transported free on Railroads. Reduced r a t a have
been granted by raüroeds. February 7 u> 11.
to Feb
ruary 12th.
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clean Methods and Personalities; Jack
sonville’s Monopoly of the United States
Senatorship, Jacksonville’s Political Ring
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srv 27. 1911
Jappery
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IN AND ABOUT THE CITY
tittle Happenings—Mention of
Matters In Brief.
PERSONAL ITEMS OF INTEREST
me sANroRD
meralp
* For Alderman .
Flctschmann's Yeast at Reberts'.
23-tf
Autoes and carriago painting at Un
derwood's. First class work.
7-tf
--/U l kinds of repair work. Sanford Mar
chine A Garage Co.
48-tf
M atter Left Out
Underwood* for harness, saddles, horse
On ncttiunt of endeavoring to get this
17-tf
issue.out on time several events of Inu and mule Jewelry.
4JoodJronLBed»
from
32.50
up,.
.Will
portonec were left qnt. . Press of business
2l*tf
and advertising made the matter of pub iams A Mil teer.
Dr. Howard bas returned and can be
lication of all the items impossible.
found at his residence In the forenoon
Don't Leave Sanford
and his office in the afternoon.
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To linve your dresses made. Madame
I have enstalled an. elcctlc sausage
Josephine of New York has opened
mill and can furnish my customers with
first class establishment over Yowell's
fresh ground sausage and harpburg stak e
store and is prepared to create the finest
in short notice, call and see W. W.
and latest designs for the Indies. Styles
Long.
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are the latest New York and Paris
The Cosmopolitan Restaurant is ready
designs but the prices are very reasonable
to serve the public at all times. Only tho
and tho ^ qdies are invited to. call nnd
very best served and you can get any
talk over tHe subjects which are dear to
thing you want and when you want it, at
every femiaino heart. Repair work will
the Cosmopolitan, under new .manage
also receive prompt attention.
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tlelschm ann's Yeast a t R oberts'.
Notice
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The registration books of the city of San
Time is money. Save both with a
ford will be open from li a. m., Jan. 2nd,
till 5 p. m. Feb. 1st, 1011.
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Yankee Seed Potato Cutter. Ask The
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All those desiring to vote in thei- com Geo. H. Femald Hardware Co.
A dollar or two a week furnishes your
ing city election should see that they are
home. Como In and see how we remove
properly registered.
all obstacles for those who have llltlo to
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R, C, M axwell. Clerk.
«tart on. Sanford Furniture Co.
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For lap robes and horse blankets see
___ Plano Tuning
UnderWOôd.
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Harry
Crlppcn will tune o r repair
Go and .»co the new pictures at Crippen's music store. High grade. Cut and keep In o rd er your piano In 0 s a t
prices.
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isfactory m anner fo r aboat half o th
One nnd two horse wagons with celery e rs charge. Pin th is to your m em
flared side bodies ui Underwood's. ■17-tf ory.
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flclschm ann’s Yeast a t Roberts'.
I announce ray candidacy for the position of
.
, 1 * **sP*ysT nnd tniainrat man 1 am
qua iBrd to know and be able to ad ml nil ter aucb
affair* of tba d i j u s come before the Aldermen and
the tam e will receive my careful attention.
-------■----------------- :-*■ WrW. ABERNATHY
Summary o f the. Floating Small Talk
Succinctly Arranged for Hur
ried Herald Readers.
Tho many friends’ of C. 0. McLaughlin
will be pleased to learn that he will In
b few days remove his family here from
Leesburg and make this city his future
borne.
N. L Bauman, representing the Good
rich Rubber Co. of Akron, Ohio, called
upon the local trade on Tuesday.
The streets o f Sanford are flllod each
day with a busy throng and tho visitors
to our city this week were amazed at the
amount of activity apparent,ialhe Celery
City.
C. 0. McLaughlin ha* returned from a
business trip to Jacksonville. ,
Lettuce continues to bring a good price
find the money Is flowing Into the coffer»
of the growers.
The Misses Irvin of Washington. Ca„
" arrived in the city last week and ore vls"Iting their sister, Mrs. Cecil GabbetL v
The regular prayer meeting at tho Bap
tist church will be «-held this (Friday)
evening a t T:1We'etock; when - them will
be reports from the state convention at
DeLnnd.
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Mrs. EL R. Bull nud Utile daughter of
Crushed and pulverized Limestone, co
Clearwater are the guests of Mrs. Bull's nad lots.
R. H. Whltnpr.
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sfstrr, Mrs. C H. Din gee of Sanford
Seed Potato Cutters nnd Plnnlers at All Local A dvertisem ents Under This
H eights.
Fcrnald's. Call mid let us show you. 22tf Heading, One Cent-a Word Each Issue
Clover Hill B utter, 35 cen ts per
A cordial invitation Is extended to the
Crescent Maplelno at McCuller's. 24-lt
; 24-c
citizens of Sunfurd and Orange county to pound a t L. P. McCuller's.
Clover Hill Butter at L. P. McCuller's.
Violet Brand Sale Bt Yowell’s will
call at the store of N. P. Yowell & Co.
?. 24-11 .
and inspect the piano to be given nway close -on Monday. ............ ■ mi i N W As i .
Wanted—To
rent
o
piano
for two or
by the Sanford Herald. Take your friend
Just arrived, a car load of refrigerators three months. H. H. WUherington. 24-tf
with you. .
and mattings. Prices cannot be equaled.
For Sole—Strawberry cups. See me at
- Dr. R. S. Kre lor, has arrived in the. Janes-McLaughlin Company.
24-2c Brissons siding. R. H. Muirhead. 24-3c
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city from New York and will stay long
For Sale—18 ft. steel launch I J4 II. P.
18 Pounds of best granulated sunr for
enough to get acquainted with his family. ^1.00 at N. 0. Qamer's.
on Lake Maitland, ns good ns new. Can
24-tf
be tried. Box 141, Maitland, Fla. 24-2p
The doctor has a fine home at Laka
New stock of pianos at Crippen's music
Wanted—A good gentle horse suitable
Onoro but has' only a few weeks each store, jus) received from New York and
for riding and driving. Mrs. H. A. Hili,
season lo‘enjoy Sanford's climate.
Chicago factories.
21-4t
R. D. No. 2.
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CapL William Hand of Plainfield, N. J„
What a little money will do on the
For Sale—8 lots 58 feet _wide, next to
Is visiting his nephews,.Chao, nnd Waller purchase of a piano at Crippen's music V. H. Gamers Addition on Sanford
store will surprise you.
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avenue. Terms reasonable. Inquire at
Hand of this city.
23-4c
Cracker m eal. and full line National Sanford Herald.
Mrs. Mary Klinhrell of .Atlanta, is visit
For Sale—Good general merchandise
crackers for sale by W. W. Ijong. 18-tf
ing her brother, G. W. Venable this
The most interesting stock in town nt business with cash trade well established.
week.
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At n liberal discount. Good reason for
Crippen's music store.
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selling. Inquire at Herald office.
23-c
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Symes of Owusso.
Handsome china cabinets just in. San
For Sale at a Bargain—Bulck Automo
MtUc, are tho gUosl of Mf. and Mr*. F. ford Furniture Co.
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bile. N. H. Garner.
23-4 Ifi ~
J. Symes on Park avenue.
One Dining-Room Suit, fl Chairs, extra
Tumulo plums, sweet potato slips and
Word has been received here of the Table, 1 Buffet. 1 Chinn Closet Mission, velvet beans for-sals. 5,000,000 Living.death of H. B. Bateman in Savannah of the best thing for the money In town. ston’s New Globe tomato plants ul 1.25
per thousand. DellVory nftcr Fcbruury
pneumonia. Mr. Bateman wns in San Williams & Milteer.
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5th. Headquarters for potato slips and
ford several months in the -ClydmPhar
Full line of sweet or sour pickles in bulk velvet bean seed. J. R. Davis, Bartow,
macy and hod many friends who mourn or ifi baltleB at Long's.
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Ha.
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his untimely end.
Don't forget to hnve your chipped beef,
For Rent—Two furnished rooms. Ap
23-2tc
The Sanford Machine & Garage Co., breakfast bacon and boiled ham sliced nt ply 209 East Fifth street.
Wanted—Someone
to
care
for
o
room
have disposed of three machines this Long’s store, on bis American slicing ma
ing house apply to E. H. Herndon. Cor
chine.
18-tf
week und have orders for several morener 4th, street und Magnolia Ave. 23-tf
Cold weather, but hot bargains in
Tins E. M. F„ seems to be very popular
Wanted—Permanent board In private
It
in* Sanford.
* pianos at Crippen's music store. 21—
family by couple. State rate. P. O. Box
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We can store your furniture fur you. 1086.
Mrs. Dora Randall of Atlanta, is spend
Williams & Milteer.
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Wanted—Unfurnished
rooms
for
light
ing a few days in Sanford, the guest of
23-2tp
Clover Mill B utter, 35 cents per housekeeping. P. O, Box 1066.
Mrs. W. H. Stiles.
Fine cabbage plants, ready for the
pound a t L P. McCuller's.
24-c
Mr. qnd Mrs. Alex Claughan. of West
Monday Is the last day of th e Violet field. W. E. Squires, Cameron Ave. 23tf
For Sole—Orange grove, 600 trees on*
Virginia spent Wednesday- In Sanford, Brand Sale a t N. P. Yowell’s
high pine-land in Paola, suburb of San
taking in the fig h ts of-celejy delta,, enBuy celery farm fromjowner. Improved. ford, James Graves, New London, Con
route to points further south.
Unusual proposition. Box 24, Route 2. necticut.
22-3p
Miss Richards of Gainesville is tho
24-2tp
For Sale—6914 acres, 23 cleared, 7 room
charming guest of Miss Madge Ward a t
Fresh peanut butter in hulk, 20 cents a house, large barn, orange and other fruit
trees, n nice home. DM acres, 3 cleared
her home on 7th. street.
pound at N. O. Garner's.
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on Clay road. 40 acres timber land, good
You
will
find
tho
most
complete
line
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ware, of Jackson
farm land. 29 S acres hammock laud,
ville are among the recent arrivals who of Iron beds ever shown in Sanford at 4 H cleared, lino welL 3 acres tiled, small
Jones-McI-aughlin Company.
24-2c house on railroad. A11 the above at n
buve come to reside In Sanford.
If
Its
liberal
terms,
fair
prices
and bargain. Address Box No“. 36, R. F. XL.
Judge Nicholson and wife, of Rochelle,
No 1.
22 5tc
courteous
treatment,
you
con
get
it
at
G»., J. B. Oliver and wife, of Mt. Olive,
For Sole—Cabbage plants. Geo. Fox,
24-2c U t$ ;------------------ s---- “ — 1-ii - r - 1
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N. C., and Miss Ethel Hatch of Goldsboro, Joncs-McLaughlin Company.
Remember
the
Violet
Brand
Sale
at
For Rent—Two room». furnished or un
N. C.. are the pleasant guests of Mrs.
Yowe ll1* your la st chance on M o n d ay ]^
—RuUru^rt h a honnrtn~thU~aiy.
We are equipped to handle your repuir
The Ocilian Music Club give* a com work.
Sanford Machine & Garage Co.
plimentary program to patron* Saturday,
48tf.
Jan., 23th, 3. p. m. Studio ■of Mr*. F.
Good Steel Range for 320. A bargin.
S, Munson.
Williams & Milteer.
21-tf
For a real Haircut and Shave go to
Watch N. 0. Gamer’s window displays
each week for new and big bargains in Albert Gramllng. Sanford's Leading
Barber.
groceries.
24-tf
l.Uf.ia,floor, crrralflga you w a n t JonesMcLuughlln Company, can suit you, 24-2c
_ February 14th and JSih, tho A. K.
■Hawke* Co., will have a first class optician
*ith their agts, L. R. Philips Co. Come
sod have your eyes examined and fitted
free of charge.______
24-31
Breeding Stock—Place orders now~ for
oseday old chicks from Potter's Winter
wyera. Rod* or Leghorn*. E. R. Poller, R.
‘No. 2.
24-tfc
C«ver Mill Butter, 33 cents per
pounO a t L P. Me Culler's.
24-o
R you want any thing In house furnish*
you qaii get It a t Jones-McLaughlln
to have for your everyday use dependsbl* lands were bought cheap, cleared under
Violet Brand Sale at Yewelt's will goods at the lowest possible prices we ask my own supervision and will be sold at a
great bargain. One five acre* perfectly
cl0* o« Monday,
you, not for our sake, nor for this town's tiled, third year IA cultivation. 30 rods
keep your eyo on what's going on at sake, nor for the sake of anything but from Beck Hammock station. 40 acres
°ur «ore, We ask you to carefully coci- your own pocket book and yqur bank 'ac half cleared and plowed, balance fine
hammock, two strong wells, tool house. M
Pare our price* with anyone's quotations. count, tq aim for oar store and bit the miles from Cameron City. Beat bargain
Look them up and we will get your busi- centre of economical buying. Sanford on the market. Phone 7-3. Levi Binfotd,
Furniture Co.
22-d
hot*. Sanford Furniture Co, ‘ ;
22-tf
E could not enjoy the patronage at Sanford for the
past thirteen years did we
not have the reputation,
which is usually shared by
all reputable establishments,
in giving careful attention to '
detail, and leaving nothing
undone to please.
The merchandise, .we sell.
will convince you it is to
your advantage to make us
'l'yf>ur haberdasher.
W
FRANK
WANTS
Clothier and Men’s Furnisher
SA NFO RD
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FLORIDA
T H E
Sanford Building & Loan
Association0
P a y in g
R e n t!
MAKES
IT
EASY
Own
President
Sec'y & Treat,
Hom b
Let Us Tell You About It
THE CITY
m ill Slifcl. unp block from Depot opposite Poalofllee)
H . E . W IS E ,
P r o p r ie to r
Formerly Manager of Central Cafe
S te a k s , C h o p s , O y s te r s a n d F is h a S p e c ia lty
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
S h o r t O r d e r s At All H o u rs
j
Prompt, Cleon Service
E v e ry th in g F i r s t C la s s
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Meni Tickets nrc Sold ot Reduced Rates
DAINTY NEW OXFORD STYLES
W e h a v e a c o m p le te s to c k j u s t in o f a ll
th e
n e w e s t “;;
PATRICIAN Styles for Spring and Summer i
Patrician stands for all that is excellent in
W O M EN ’S FOOT-W EAR
It Is the world’s stondurd of exellence nnd durability, and h as
won for itself an enviobio reputation by Its perfect fit, its style
and its servicabilty. It is a PERFCT SHOE at the Right Price,
ulld the most SERVICEABLE SHOE at any PRICE, Its superior
merits have been accorded instant recognition the world over.
New York, London, Paris, und Berlin, the great fashion cen
ters of the world, pay tribute to "PATRICIAN” as the acknowledgedJeader in dictating foot fashions.
BUY PAJTRIÇIAN ANQGET SATISFACTION
Low Cut, $ 3 .5 0 and $ 4 .0
The Maxim um of Style at -the M jñP
mum of Price to the W e a rer \
D. L. THRASHER
Florida
Sanford
P H O N E 104
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THE SANFORD HERALD
Fublbhed Every F ttdar Mornln* at Sanford. H a.
R. J. H a ir . Editor and Pmorletor
Subacrlptlon Priée, $ 2 .0 0 ■ Year In Advance
Entered u aeoood-cJan mall mailer A uluit 22nd.
IM S. al iba PoatoOloa a t Sanford. Florida.
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andar Act of Kareb 3rd. 187$.
Offlgt fu
ftlllMInf
Telephone No, 148.
SANFORD SAND StL L S
This week property In Sanford and the
celery delta hat been moving at a rapid
rate and the sales will average over J100
000. City property in the suburban dis
tricts sold a t a rapid rate, lots averaging
5200 at auction. Several sales of celery
lands noted too late for this issue brought
to owners over 91000 per acre. These
sales were not confined to strangers but
In many instances borne people were the
purchasers. One gentleman who lias been
interested .(g^aofflnM w J im paw twenty
‘Vcara purchased a celery farm of soven
acres and paid 98000 cash for it.
All of tnis would Indicate that Saufon
lands haver advanced steadily—not
boom or a bubble to burst—but a steady,
■olid growth that will exist until the end
of tune.
congratulating the Bowman Realty Com
pany on their remarkable success in
handling the sale of lots In ' Celery
Avenue Addition on Tuesday and Wed
nesday. Nobody ever doubted the iperit*
'V?\ .
•o, I'.l* '•
• tir
ladies seemed unanimously In favor of
perfecting an organization. A name was
the first thing considered, and the San
ford Hospital Association, was the name
fhosen. The election of officers took
plaoa' a t followif~W&r 3 r ’N7' WMtoer,
president; Mrs. T. A. Neal, vico-president:
Mrs. A. T. Rosscttcr, secretary; Mrs. Geo.
H. Fern a Id treasurer. It was decided that
the board of managers should consist -of
fifteen members. Including the officers.
Representatives from the different churches
were first chosen. Congregational, Mrs.
C. E. Walker, Episcopal, Mrs. A. Vaughan;
Methodist, Mrs. H. H. Chappell; Baptist,
Mrs. J. W. Wild man; Catholic, Mrs. F. E.
Roumlllat; Presbyterian. Mrs. H. L. Peck.
Town at Large, Mrs. M. Frank, Mrs.
Homrighous and Mrs. J. C. McDaniel
Cameron City and Fort. Reed, Mrs.Geo. L.
Maris. West Side, Mis. H. L. Deforest.
Committee appointed to solicit funds for
the association, Mrs. T. A-. Neal Mrs. R.
L. Peck and Miss Charlotte Keelor.
In tho march of progress Sanford has
never been known to.Jog behind and as
the present urgent PcetTkcTnra the people
U a hospital, It la not unreasonable to
suppose that this new enterprise will meet
with the hearty cooperation and support
of every public spirited citizen of the
town. It is an enterprise that every man,
womun and child In Sanford should feel
an interest in and It Is corncatly hoped
that the ladies wlio have taken the Initiative will meet with the encouragement
that is deserved.
Miss Madge Ward beautifully entertain
ed at cards and sewing Tuesday morning
"soldla'two
.'elghYyYourTots could
for approximately 912,000, despite
fact that property adjacent had long been
in good demand, and many lota within
*square or two bad changed hands a num
ber of limes since they were originally
“ placed upon the market, and- liad each
time netted the seller a nice profit. The
sales of Tuesday and Wednesday dem
onstrated the effectiveness of perfect or
ganization and unusual ability. There
was never a lull in interest, nor a hitch
“ In the machinery of the specialists hand
ling the property. Evory detail was t»rrfcd out as advertised. The free prizes,
all valuable and many handsome, were
distributed, end two of the choicest lots
in the plan were given away, one to Mr.
Runge, the Coca-Cola representative, am
the other to Mrs. T. M. McRae, of Delray,
who had previously bought five lots.
Many out of town visitors wore in evl
dence and a number of them were pur
chasers, Sciotoville, Otilo, Chicago one
other cities north of the line were repre
sented by those buying. All Sanford Is
more than pleased with thp perw»""?! of
of Gainesville. The attractive home was
handsot^ely decorated with white Jessa
mine, vlrictt and roses. Miss Ward -was
assisted in cntcrinlning by Miss Helen St.
John. Mrs. Harry Ward and Miss Veda
Ward. The contest prize, a pretty hand
embroidered towel was awarded to Miss
Linda Ldfller. ' th e Honoreo's prize was
also a pretty hand embroidered towel.
The guests were delightfully entertained
with musical selections; Miss Richards
with the violin and Miss St. John’ and
Miss Veda Ward with vocal numbers.
The Misses Ward are charming entertain
ers, and this pretty morning party was
one of the most enjoyable of the social
season. -Those who were fortunate
enough to be Included among the guest?
were Mrs. Reba Homrighous, Mn. D. L.
Thrasher, Mrs. Horace Opl'ngW, Mrs. Frank
Dutton, Mrs. R. J. Holly, Mrs. Geo. Fox,
Jr., Mrs. T. A. Neal, Mrs. R. A. Newman.
Mrs. Forresf Lake, Mrs. Kent Rosscttcr,
Mrs. William Keeler, Mrs. LaVerne Hurt,
Mrs. Fannie Munson, Misses Linda Lefflec,
Powell, Flossie Frank, Mabel Bowler, Meil
Whitner. Alice Whitner, Charlotte Keelor,
rj r, .
liim JJow iuaa K n itCeJsIe"ButLT
Mabel Hand, TieThn S t John,
ryCo. ui the face of skepticism and
Hessie
Tyner,
Penchea Lcffler, Lillie Fair
other obstacles of equal force lids Com
Smith, Belle Smith, Baird and Mercedes
pany has performed a remarkable feat.
Munson.
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I METTINGER’
DRY GOO
B O Y S ’ and M EN ’S
Towels
Sheeting and Sheets
!
J. I t M ETTING ER,
Georginnna Trask, Lillian Higgins, Essie
Purdon, Helen Rowland. Charlotte Hand,
Clarrissa Starling. Llndti Connelly. Liicca
Chappell Mary Chappell, Margaret Davis,
Hazel Hand, Nellie Elder, Mabel Hand,
Mary WaUnnrReba Stringfeliow. -Hoskin
Jones, Carrie Abernathy, Rene Murrell
and Flora Prloe; Messrs. Eugene RoumUiat, Henry Purdon, Carl Rouinlllat, Carl
Hamilton, Charles Clayton, James Wil
liams, Forrest Gatchel, Frank Campbell,
Ernest Balia. Axcbte-Bcna. .Brodlc Wil
liams, McDowell Butts, Braxton Perkins,
Clarence Mahoney, Ralph. Wight and
Geofge*Yoveii.
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Mrs. W. H. Stiles entertained the Read
ing Circle of the Missionary Society of
the Methodlst churd], Friday afternoon.
Thé readers for the afternoon, were Mrs.
L R. Philips dnd Mrs. W. H. Williams.
Western Women in Ehstern Lands, is the
book under consideration, which is prov
ing very interesting. Mrs. Stiles served
delicious refreshments at the afternoon.
Those present, were Mrs. A. H. Stiles, j
Mrs. W. H. Stiles, Mrs. B. S. Slariing, Mrs. !
R. M. Mason, Mrs. Harry Wilson, Mrr* A. |
E. Philips, Mis. John D. Jinkins, Mrs. L |
R rmllps. Mrs. M. A. Mlot. Mrs. C. M. I
Hamilton, Mrs. W. H. •Williams, Mrs.
Perry and Mrs. McDaniel.
Miss Margaret Roberts was the hostess
of the young ladies sewing circle last
Thursday evening. These meetings are
hckl weekly and the evenings are very
pleasantly and profitably spent, making
fancy work and embroidery and exchang
ing ideas along these lines. Those who
enjoyed Miss Roberts' hospitally on this
occasion were Mrs. Andefson, Mrs. Ben
nett,1Mrs. Deane Turner, Mrs. Geo. Fox,
Jr„*Mlss Alice Whitner. Miss Mell Whit
The younger society contingent enjoyed ner, Mist Gail Moore, Miss Bessie Long,
very delightful dance In thp City Hall Miss Mary Lenore and Miss Ethel Hatch
Thursday evening, given by the boys, of Goldsboro, N. C.
complimentary to the girls. A large num
Items of Interest Concerning ber attended, and it proved to be a happy
The ladies of Uie Hospital. Association
occasion. Tho chaperones, were Mrs. are planning a Charity Ball, that will be
Society People.
R. L Peck. Mrs. Tom Davis,* Mrs. J. -J. given for the benefit of iho bospitul fund,
Purdon, Mrs, B. J, Starling, Mrs. Henry at tbe Sanford House; on the UUi of
P O IN T S P U R ELY PERSONAL Wight and Mrs. B. H. Connolly. Mrs. B. February. 'Committees have been ap
J. Starling and Mrs. R. L .'Peck served pointed and elaborate preparations are.
Mow Celery City Vanity Fair While delicious punch during tlia dance. The being made to make one of th e most
• Away the Golden H oursfollowing young people attended:—Misses brilliant social functions of the season.
Soclal Gossip.
Pursuant to a call that was Issued last
week, between fifty and sixty of the
representative ladies of Sanford assembled
In the Eagles Hall Monday after the pur
pose of perfecting an organization that
would meet the needs of the growing
town In caring far the sick, and In lend
ing a helping hand to those in our com
munity who might need assistance.
Every town of any size needs a hospital
Wldle Sanford has been able to boast of
an excellent health record, yet white she
Orange County
February 7 , 8, 9, 10, I I , 1911
villlage, and Is ‘fast assuming the pro
portions o( a city of some size and lmportahee. it stands to reason that new
needs will arise; not the least of
wtiicli. will be how and where to care for Id
the sick and poor In the city. Sanford
bus a corps of splendid physicians, who
are ever ready ¿0 minister to suffering
humiiaUy, and It is1only rigid and Just
that a place should be provided where
those physician* could o k a their patients
and properly care lor them. Tho need
for this hospital has already been felt in
, Sanford, time and again, and those best
acquainted with the situation, having it
in their hearts and minds, have been
qqletly a t work creating sentiment, and
It Is not surprising that when the call
was made for * organization, the good
women were ready to give up their time,
money and Influence, to launch an en
terprise that moans to much for suffer
ing humanity.
Mrs.-fleerHrfieninldwctedur temporary
chairman, and Mrs. A. T. Rosscttcr as
secretary. The meeting was called to
cider and Mrs. Fern old in a few
cboaen remarks, stated the object of the
meeting, eud called for expression of
opinion in regard to tbe movement. Tbe
Citrus Fruits, Farm Products,
Hogs, Cattle, Horses, Poultry,
Bench Show, Arts and Crafts
SCH O OL EXHIBITS . ,
AM USEM ENTS
Dog, Pony ju*2 Monkey Circus,
Wild West Shows, Oriental Village
IS
Human BolLOIdPiantsitton Jap Village
WITH TEN OTHER SHOWS
F R E E A TTR A C TIO N S
—
o
First Street,'
SANFORD, FLORIDA
fill
IDEAL SPRING FERTILIZING
CITRUS TREES A ll S p r in g F e r t iliz in g Is N o t ID E A L
Ideal Means the Highest Excellence—A Combination of
' ^ an ccotrpmrrts“ idesrrertmzer Means tnierfecT
Plant Food. Ideal Fertilizing Means the Correct 1
use of this Plant Food,__________ v___
OliR FREE BOOKLET ENTITED
QUESTIO NS ON SPRING
FERTILIZIN G
Brings Up Important Questions On This Iftftyjcnl anti
Answers Them. Send for If.
Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co.,
JACKSONVILLE, JL fiR IP A
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R. H. WHITNER, Agent, Sanford, Florida
Vote for Blount
~ T h a Leading'Candidate for
United States Senator
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
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Bed Linen
Hats and Caps
Primary Jah. 31,
1911
1
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Bryan received 9 ,7 4 9 .
Blount led by 4 ,0 5 9 votes.
There were cast in alT31,019 votes.
Blount needs only 1 ,7 9 2 votes.
Bryan needs 5,761 votes.
Blount received in his own precinct of
all the votes one hundred per c e n t “ —
__ Blount received .In hlA-eslty-of all thc
votes ninety-five per cent.
Blount received in hls county of all the
votes ninety per cent.
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Blount got In his home county (E sca m bla) 2 ,5 0 2 votes; Bryan got 186 votes a «»
difference of 2,316 votes.
t——Blount- got in Bryan's home county
(Duval), 1,142 votes;, fiiy a n got 1,303
votes—a difference of only 161 votes.
Blount, with tw o competitors, received
a plurality in tw en ty-tw o counties in the
state.
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Blount W ill Surely Win
NICK CARTER, The World’s Famous High-Diver, Juinoiud
11Q Feet Into a Pool of Water
Make his majority so large as to c r u s h
out:
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Exhibits transported free on Railroad*. Reduced rales Jxave
been granted by railroad*, February 7 to U, scheduled to Feb
ruary 12th.
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Blount will surely win.
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Blount received in first prim ary 13,808 2:
votes.
2:
____ MUMANE. The f a s test Trotting Ostrich in the World-----__________GIVING AN EXHIBIT TWICE DAILY
Baseball between Rollins College and the Ormond Tmoi
fra c k Events of All Kinds
jji
n rrF a trtlo n a rP b lltlc s ra iT ^
clean Method's and Personalities; Jack
sonville's Monopoly of the United States
Senatorship, Jacksonville's Political Ring.
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�Janpary
IN and
a b o u t t h u c it y
_ Tor Alderman
Flclschmann's Yeast'at Heberts’.
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Autoes and carriage painting at Un
derwood’s,-F irst class work.
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Little Happenings—Mention of
Ail kinds of repair work. Sanford Mn
------- Mattem .In Brief, _
chlno.fc.Gorage Co.__________
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------- —----- M a tte r Left Out — ——
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Underwoods
for
harness.
saddles,
Itorse
On account of endeavoring to get this
and
mule
jewelry.
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out on time several events of im
PERSONAL HEM S OE INTEREST Issue
Good
Iron
Beds
from
$2.50
up:
Will
portance jverejeft ont. Press of business
21-tf
nnd advertlsing made the matter of pub iam s & Milteer.
Dr.
Howard
bos
returned
and
can
be
lication
of
nil
the
Hema
impossible.
Summary of th e F ioaU nl Small Talk
.found
at
Ills'
residence
In
’
the
forenoon
* succinctly Arranged for Hur
D e it't Leave S o n fo i cl
and his office in the afternoon.
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ried Herald Readers.
—To jmVn.your dresses made. Madame
..1 have cnstniled • an elect lc sausage
Thr many frlenda of C. 0. McLaughlin Josephine of New York has opened
mill and can furnish my customers with
will he pleased to learn that ho will in first class establishment over Yowell’s fresh ground sntksage and hamburg stake
b few days remove his family here from Btoro and is prepared to create the finest In short notice, call nnd see W. W.
Leesburg and make this city his future and latest designs for the ladles. Styles Long.
*
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are the latest New York and Paris
home.
Tho Cosmopolitan Restaurant Is ready
N. L Bauman, representing the Good designs but the prices are very reasonable to kerve thc public a t all times. Only thc
rich Rubber Co. of Akron, Ohio, called and the ladies are invited to call and very best served and you can get any
talk over the subjects which are dear.to
upon the local trade on Tuesday.
thing you want and when you wont It. at
every femi^ilno heart. Repair work will
tho Cosmopolitan, under new manage
The streets of Sanford are .Riled each also receive prompt attention.
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ment,
V
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'day with a busy throng and the vlsitora
, Notice
Fie Isell m arm's Yeast a t R oberts'.
to our cityHhls week wet« «maxed at the
The rcgistra tion books of the ci ty of San
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amount of activity apparent in tho Celery
ford
will
be
open
from
9
n.
m.,
Jan.
2nd,Time
is
m
oney,-Save
both
with a
— City.------till
5
p.
m.
Feb.
1st,
1911.
Yankee
Seed
Potato
Cutter.
Ask
The
C. 0. McLaughlin has returned from a
Geo.
H.
Femnld
Hardware
Co.
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All
those
desiring
to
vote
in
the
com
business trip to Jacksonville.
ing city election should sec dial they are 'A dollar or two a week furnishes your
Letture continues to bring n good price properly registered.
home. Como in and see how we remove
and the money is flowing Into the coffers
nil »IvstaalMritMhoae who bavc HUIe to
R. C. Maxwell , Clerkof the growers.
start on. Sanford Furniture Co.
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For lap robes and horse blankets sec
The Misses Irvin of Washington, Ga..
Plano Tuning
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arrived in the city last week and arc vis Underwood.
Harry
Crtppcn
will tunc or repair
Go nod see the new pictures at Cripiting their sister, Mrs. Cedi GabbetL
pen's music*1store. High grade. Cut and keep In order your piano In a sa t
The regular prayer meeting at the Bap prices.
21-4t,
isfactory manner for oboat hair othtist church will be held this (Friday)' One nnd two horse wagons with celery ers charge. Pin this to your mem
evening at 7:30 o'clock, when there will flared side bodies at Underwood's, f 7-tf ory.
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be reports from the s ta te ' convention at
Flclsch matin's Yeast a t R o b e rts'.
’PeLawdi imh '
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,;- T------------------------------------ 23 tfMrs. E. R. Bull and little daughter of
Crushed and pul veri reti Limestone, co
Clearwater are the guests of Mrs. Bull’s oad lots.
R. li. Whittier_________2tf -raerrj----sister, HpT C. H. Dfngee o fS a n io rtl
Seed Potato Cutters nnd Planters at All Local 'Advertisements Under This
Heights.'
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remold'ii. Call and let us show you. 22tf Heading, One Cent a Word Each Issue
A cordial Invitation la extended to the ' Clover Hill Butter, 35 cents per
.
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FLORIDA
Crescent Maplelno at McCuller’s. 24-11 S A N FO R D
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'Clttzens of Sanford und Orange county to pound a t L. P. McCuller's.
Clover Hill Butter at L. P. McCuller’s.
Violet Brand Sale a t Yowell's will
call at the store of N. P. Yowell & Co.
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and im ped' (he piano to be given nway close on Monday.
Wamod—To rent a pinna for two or
by the Sanford Herald. Take your friend
Just Arrived, a car lond of refrigerators three months. H. H. Witherington: 2-4-tf
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will: you. .
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and mattings. Prices cannot be equaled.
For Sale—Strawberry cups. See me at
Dr. R. S. Kre lor, bus arrived in the Jones-McLaughlin Company.
24-2c Urissons siding. R. H. Muirhend. 21-3c
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city from New York and will stay long
Stop
For Sale—16 ft. steel launch 1H H. P.
18 Pounds of best granulated sunr for
enough to get acquainted .with his family. ¡11.00 at N. O. Garner's.
on Lake Muitland, as good ns new. Can
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be tried. Box 141, Maitland, Fla. 24-2p
The doctor has a fine home at Lake
Paying
New stock of pianos at Crippcn's music
Wanted—A good gentle horse suitable
Onoro but has only a-few weeks each store, just received from New York and
for riding and driving. Mrs. H. A. Hilt,
Rent!
season to enjoy Sanfbnl’s climate.
Chicago factories.
'
21-4t
~ D. No. 2.'
24-tf
Cnpt. William Hand of Plainfield, N, J.,
Wlmt n tittle money will do on die
For Sale—8 lots 50 feet wide, next to
is visiting his nephews, Chas. and Walter purchase of n piano at Crippcn’s music N. 11. Garners AddiUon on Sanford
sto p will surprise you.
31—
ft
avenue. Terms reasonable. Inquire nt
Hand of this city.
Own
23-lc
Cracker men! nnd full line National Sanford Hernjd,
Mrs. Mary Kimhrcll of Atlanta, is. visit
GLO. H. FERNALD
A. P. CONNELLY
For Sale—Good general merchandise
crackers for sale by W. W. Long. 18-tf
ing her brother, G. W, Venable this
Y
o
u
r
business
with
cash
trade
wuli
established.
The most interesting stock in town at
President
Sec’y &. Treas.
week.
At a liberal discount. Good reason for
Crippcn's music store.
2l-4t
Home
selling. Inquire at Herald office.
23-c
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Symet of Owasso,
Handsome china cabinets just in. San
For Sale at a Bargain—Bujck Automo
Mich., are the guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. ford Furniture Co.
22-tf
bile. N. 1L Garner.
23-4tc
J. Syines on Park avenue.
' One Dining-Room Suit. 6 Chairs, extra
Tomato plants, sweet |>otalo slips und
Word has been received here of the Tablq. 1 Buffet. 1 China Closet Mission,, vglyet beans for sale. 5,000,000 Living
, death of H. B. Bateman in Savannah of the best thing for the money in town.' ston's New Globe tomato plants at 1.25
|jer thousand. Delivery niter February
pneumonia. Mr. Bateman was in San Williams & Milteer.
21-tf
5th. -Headquarters for potato slips and
ford several months In the Clyde Phar
Full line q£ sweet or sour pickles in bulk velvet bean seed. J. R. Davis, Bartow, ■■v * + - :- + v + * + .[ - .{ - + + +
macy und had many friends who tnourn or in bottles nt Long's.-----—------ 18-tf— Fla,— _________________ ___—23
his untimely end. *
Don't forget to have your chipped beef,
For Rent—Two furnished rooms. Ap
,23-2tc
(F ln t Stiret. one block from Dc| k>1 opposite Postoffloc)
The Sanford Machine &. Garage Co., breakfast bacon nnd boiled ham sliced nt ply 209 East Fifth Btrcet.
Wanted—Someone
to
care
for
a
room
Long's
store,
on
bis
American
slicing
ma
have disposed of three machines this
ing house apply to E. H. Herndon. Cor
H. E. W IS E , Proprietor
18-tf
week and have orders for several more- chine.
ner 4th. street and Magnolia Ave. 23-tf
Cold weather, but hot bargains in
Tlie E. M. F„ seems to be very popular
Formerly Manager Of Central Cafe
Wanted—Permanent board In private
pianos atCrippen's music store. 21-4t
in Sanford.
family by couple'. State rate. P. O. Box
We can store your furniture for you. 1966.
,
•
23-2tp
Mrs. Dora Randall of Atlanta, is spend
Steaks, Chops, Oysters and Fish a Specialty
Williams
& Milteer.
21-tf
Wanted—Unfurnished rooms for light
*
*
ing a few days in Sanford, the guest of
23-2tp
Clover HIM B utter, 35 cents per housekeeping. P. 0. Box 1066.
Mrfc. W. H. Stiles.
Fine cabbage plants, ready for the
pound a t L. P. McCutler's.
'• 24-c
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
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Claughan, of West
Monday Is the last day o f the Violet field. VV. E. Squires, Cameron Ave. 23tf
Virginia spent Wednesday in Sanford, Brand Sale a t N. P. Yowcll's
- For Sale—Orange grove, 600 trees on
E v e ry th in g F i r s t C la s s
S h o r t O rd e r« At All H our*
high pine land in. Puola, suburb of San
taklug in the tights of celery delta, enBuy celery farm fromjowner. Improved. ford, James Graves, New London, Con
rdute la points further south.
Unusual proposition. Box 24, Route 2, necticut.
“
“ 22-3p
Prompt, Clean Service
Meal Tickets nre Sold at Reduced Rates
Miss Richards of Gainesville is the
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24-2tp
FAr Sale—6911 acres, 23 cleared, 7 room
charming guest of Miss Madge Ward a t
Fresh peanut butter in bulk, 20 cents a bouse, large barn, orange nnd other fruit
trees, n nice home. 911 acres. 3 cleared
her home on 7tli, street.
pound at
N. O. Garner's.
24-lf
on Clay rood. 40 acres thnbor land, good
You will find the most complete line farm land. 2911acres hammock land,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ware, of Jackson
dcureit, fine well. 3 acres tiled, small
ville are among the recent arrivals who of iron beds ever shown in Sanford at
Joncs-Mcl-oughlin Company.
24-2c house on railroad. All the above at a
have came to reside in Sanford.
: »
If Its liberal terms, fair prices a ltd bargain. Address Box No. 36, R. F. D..
Judge Nicholson and wife, of Rochelle,
No. 1.
22Btc
courteous
treatment,
you
can
get
it
at
Ga.. J, B. Oliver and wife, of Mt. Olive,
' For Sale—Cabbage plants. Geo. Fox,
24-2c
We have a complete stock jusHn of all the newest
N- C. and Miss Ethel Hutch of Goldsboro. Jones-McLaughl.ln Company.
c ity .,___ _— «... ...—
Remember
the
Violet
Brand
Sale
at
»
For
Rent—Two
rooms,
furnished
or
un
N- C., are the pleasant guests of Mrs.
»
Yowctt‘8
your
last
chance
on
Monday.
furnished.
with
board
or
without,
in
new
—Rotjcnrat her home In this city.
!
We ore equipped to handle your repair house, with modern improvement». Ad
The OciUan Music Club gives u com work.
20-tf-c
Sanford Machine & Garage Co. dress Box 494.
plimentary program to patron! Saturday,
House for rent o r for sale. Corner 3rd
48tf.
Pfttrician stands for all that is excellent in
Jan., 28th, 3. p. m. Studio o f .Jdrs. • F.
Good Steel Range for $20. A bargln. and Chapman avenue. Apply 115 Oak
avenue.
Iftjfc
S. Munson.
Williams & Milteer.
21-tf
For Sale—A launch 16 feet long. 3H feet
For
a
real
Haircut
and
Shave
go
to
Watch N. 0. Gamer’s window displays
beam, in perfect order 3 H. Pr engine. Ce
It is the world's standard of exelleuce and durability, and h as
each week for new and big bargains in Albert Gramllng, Sanford's Leading cil Gobett. French avenue.
17-tfc
won Tbr itself an enviable reputation by its perfect fit, its style
groceries.
24-tf
Barber.
For Rent—Nla; offices. Also wareNew
goods
nrrlving
doily
.a
t.
Larjt*
,
Rtn
proof.
N.
H.
Garner.
touts.
32x36.
und
its servicabilty. It is a PERFCT SHOE at the Right Price, ;
H it is floor coverings you want. Jones8-tf
13.tf
—MeLnughlin Corapany.can »ult you. 24-2c grocery store. Give him a call.
und'the most SERVICEABLE SHOE at any PRICE. Its superior
ears’ experience
Wanted—By fifteen yean
Bring your old Urea to Sanford Machine
es*
and
gents'
February 14lh and 15th, the A. K. & Garage Co. far vulcanizing.
merits have been awarded instant recognition the world over.
cleaner,
dyer
and
tailor
ladle
48-tf
dollies, to dean, dye, repair or alter.
JLnriea tix, wili have a first class optician
New York, London, Paris, and iieriin, the great ..fashion cen
Hcckers Graham Hour at Loog's Suits made to order r t 15, 20. 25 or 30
with their agts, L R. Philips Co. Come
ters of the world, pay tribute to "PATRICIAN” ns the acknowl
store.
13*tf days. Our price will suit your pocket.
!nd have your eyes examined and fitted
Place the Utles to your real estate In Your money • worth or your money back.
edged lender in dictating foot fashions.
free of charge.
24-3t
the Really Trust Company and avoid com- Bradford A Keith, 405 Third St. Phone
7-tf-c
----- breeding Stock—Place orders now Tor plicaUons. For particulars address B. F. 311.
BUY PATRICIA N AND G ET SA TISFA CTIO N
Wanted—Cottage of five rooms or fiat
one day old chicks fro mPotter's Winter Wbltner, Jr., Secretary.
7-tf
of five rooms. Address Box 1066. 5-tf
layers. Reds or Leghorns. E. R. Potter, R.
Gas engine repairs. Sanford Machine
For Rent—Ten acres tiled land on street
No- 224-tfc & Garage Co.
48-tf
car Une. Station oo place. Two acres of
Clover HUi B u tter, 35 c e n ts per
Buggies and surreys ot cost for thirty tiled land, cottage and barn on place.
T}ie Maxim um of Stylo at -the M in i
Pound a t L. P. McCuller*s.
24-o
days a t Underwoods. DarnesvUie top On street car Une. Address, J. N. Whit
tier, Sanford Florida.
2 tf
mum of Price to the W earer
17-tf
U you want any thing in bouse furnish* buggies a t $70,00.
For sale.—1 have live or six pieces of
.logs you can get It a t Jones-MrLaug|din
If your aim In life 1» to eooaomlze and land more than la c e d for..imddiuL.Jteafl.
la
—Compsapr-—
24:2c to have for your everyday use dependable lauds were bought cheep, tcleared
under
Violet Brand Sale at YaweU’s will goods «1 the lowest possible prices we ask my own supervision and will be sold at a
great bargain. One five acre! perfectly
elase on Monday.
you. not for our sake, nor for this town's tiled, third year in cultivation, 30 rods
v
-Sr- V
fceeP Tour eyo on what’a going on at sake, nor for the sake of anything but from Beck Hammock station. 40 acres
Sanford,
Florida
our store. • We ask you to carefully com- your owu pocket book and your bank ac half cleared and plowed, balance fine
two strong wells, tool bouse. M
1**« our prices with anyone's quotations. count, to aim for our store and hit the hammock,
miles fr6m Cameron City. Best bargain
’ P H O N E 104
Tuok them, up and we will get your busi- centre of economical buying. Sanford ou the m arket Phone 7*3. Levi Binfon).
2-tf.
22*H
ftoss. Sanford Furniture Co.
22-tf Furniture Co.
h
ill . T
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. r f* •V-\, . -j
■ f 11 announce ray candidacy for the poiltion ol
Aklarman. A» a taapayrr and b u d n m man I am
qualified to know and be able to adminUter iucIi
a n a lrt of the city a t route before the Aldrnnen ond
tneaarae will receive my careful attention.
_____________W. W. ABERNATHY.
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W A'NT S
E could not enjoy the pat
ronage at Sanford - for -the
past thirteen years did we
not have the reputation,
which is usually shared by
all reputable establishments,
in giving careful attention to
detail, and leaving nothing
please.
The merchandise we sell
will convince you it is to
your advantage to make us
your haberdasher.
M .FRANK
.. ' I
Clothier and Men’s Furnisher
\ t
Sanford Building & Loan
Association
MAKES
■
IT
EASY
Let Us Tell You About It
THE C ITY
u;
RESTAURANT f
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|i DAINTY NEW OXFORD STYLES
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W O M EN ’S FO O T-W EA R
Low Cut, $ 3 .5 0 and $ 4 .0 0
D. L. THRASHER
H
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ij?
�the
s^ ro jR o
ne«a u
Wc are probably the olde»!
regular J " » of n eridi rarm Lar>d» Initie South.
We advertised before the
present Intense interest In
methods have brought us In
touch with thousands o f
people all over the world.
We will gladly refer you to
som e of these people on
request. Enquiries cheer
fully answered.......................
AND
FLORIDA TRUCKER
The Howard-Packard Land
Company Is Incorporated
under the Laws o f riorlda.
Paid up capital $1004)00.
The company differs from
the many companies exptoltlnf riotldo lands In
that It’s a home corporation
wltti an established highlrad e home and foreign
reputation to
maintain.
We cultivate many acres ef
land In our home territory.
“ A Newspaper W ithin a Newspaper.”
Published In the Interests
of the Intending Investor and S ettler by the Howard-Packard Land Company, Incorporated, Sanford.
Florida
What Is It You Wish to Know In Particular Concerning
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VOLUSIA
. There are probably many things you wish to know concerning Volusia
Farms which we have not covered in either our advertisements or “The
Resources of Volusia Farms”--points which concern YOU individually.
We have presented our side of the case. We now want you to present
ig-fiifter— -Ask-1 ift-whatJ tJR-you-wjstLioJmow. Check off any of the foling andm ailwith your~name and address.— The dullest--information
on the subject will be sent you without placing you under any obligation.
Orange Growing
Grapefruit Culture
Pecans
Stock Raising
General Farming
Poultry Raising
Dairying
Potatoes—Sweet-1 rish
Peaches
Grapes
Strawberries
Eggplant
Early Vegetables Generally
Returns per Acre
Homeseekers Excursions
Send Me Your Booklet
Write here any question or questions you wish answered Write •Ahere
your
.
Nam e. . . . . . . . . . . .
Address
VOLUSIA
FARMS
|
A re just across the river from Sanford: P rices per acre, $30 on terms of $5 per
ttcre down. and the balance $ l per acre per m onth, which paym ent' covets - every^
thing. N o taxes or interest. - U pon receipt of first payment Contract for Deed
will be se n t.r You should note the liberal terms of this Contract for Deed.'
<
. «IS;
If, within one year_____
ments
you wish to give iip your Volusld
wè will refund
all the money you paid us and add 6 per cent. Interest
by way of bonus and take the farm off your hands.
You Have Everything To Gain If You Buy a Volusia Farm at This Season’s Price and Terms'.
A D D R E S S YOUR E N V E L O P E P L A IN L Y
any Inc.
Peoples Bank Building
FLORIDA
�(ESTA BLISH ED 1862)
Few
of . the V E R Y
BEST
Celery Farms for Salé
We Are Strictly Agents and Have Nothing of Our Own for Sale
IN SANFORD CHURCHES
-----
Where Devout of thé Celery
City Worship Sunday.
RESUME O f ALL CHURCH EVENTS
p. m. nml 7 and 8 p. m. First Sunday of moniti
----------maas at 7:30 a. m. and 10 a. m.
fRUITTARIEE TO-BE REVISED
Holy C ro ss tp is c o p a l
Rrv. B, F( Brawn, rector;,A . I), K ry.tenlor waraeri; Sunday inumili# lervlce. 11; e rra m i rerrfce
5:00; Sabbath achooT 0 45 n m.; 0. F. Whltner,
SupL; prayer merlin#. 7;.10 Wnlnraday cvcnln#
General Reduction Will Be Made
Reciprocal Treaty
When the reciprocity treaty between
the United States and Canada is ratified, All M odern Im provem ent*
M. ^ JtA U JU S K IR K , Prop
now seems likely that a clause wl
inserted making tr liberal reduction In
the tariff on Florida fruits and vegetables
slipped into the Canadian provinces.
Chase & Company, the local fruits and
vegetable shippers, have taken an' active
interest in bringing this matter before the
federal authorities and have cause to
believe that their efforts will be succcssLow Prices
Easy Payments.
Pico Block
ful. Tfro Hon, S. M, Sparkntun, Congress
man from the First Florida district, Ims
taken nn interest in the mailer aftff Will
push it to a successful issue.
The following correspondence oik th e
matter will prove interesting to Florida
.. Wc BUY. SELL, EXCHANGE and care for lands, im
shippers:
proved
with buildings and unimproved lands. Lands for col
Chase &. Co. W rite
onization all fenced and under.cultivation TO D A Y -------— Jacksonville, Jan, 21.
The Metropolis, city," *
Remember, especially wc offer on-easy terras
¿omlemon—Attached herewith we hand
you copy of letter received from Hon.- S.
5 and 10 A C R E T R A C T S
M. Sparkman imd-also copy of letter to
the Hon. S. M. Sparkman from the Hon.
F. C. Knox, Secretary of State, regarding
the duties on American fruits and
Forest City, Fla.
vegetables for shipment into Canada with
a special reference to broadening Uie
markets and increasing tiie consumption
of Florida fruits and vegetables. This
may be of sufficient interest to warrant it
a place in your paper.
Yours very truly,.
COMPLIMENTS OUR SCHOOLS
Superintendent Lynch Think» Sanford
Of'Interest to Those Religiously In
Schools Above Average
clined-Subjects of Discourses
Superintendent W. D. Lynch paid a
for the Sabbath.
visit to our schools on Monday nnd was
T il f u t n *1 «W Clxrchu u iH. City a n Eaiwtly greatly pleased nt the wonderful progress
tMWftfi t# brief •» »**«1 *K«Ir AiibbbetiMi»»* «M
„ 1*, Oisrch News to Ikb oifico oot Uttr tkoo Wsdnee- being made In every department.
_Speaking to q Herald representative
Major Lynch said that he had been mast
_____ firmi M«tJN*aut____
Rev. J. A Hendry, pallor; church, corner Tarli favorably Impressed wlih the appearance
traue and Flflh Atn*t; pa n o n nie. comer Mag
e t; phono
234, of each room nnd the thorough rnnnner in
„ ali»
„ avenue and
anil Seventh itie
atxeet;
pi
ftunday mornln# »ervlce at III evenln# aervlce. which the pupils were tnught. He was
TOu, Sunday achnot, 0:40 a. m.: Jno. K. Mcttlwtet. Suyl.. Tent-liera" m « l l n | every Friday. astonished nt the rupid growth of our
7:30 p m. *schools nnd praised in the highest terms
Suiuiny school IMS a. m., J. K. Mettinthe principal nnd Ids able corps of as
ger in charge, A. R. Chappell aaaiatlng. ‘
sistants.
. =
. School la growing In attendance, and
Very few of us are cognizant of the
Interest. Adult attendonce la good and
fine schools in our midst and tiro grand
growing larger each Sunday.
i
opportunity
afforded to send the children
Business Men’s Bible Class is proving
to such nn institution of learning. While
the wisdom of its beginning. Wo would
our schools nro filled to overflowing there
like to meet a hundred men ih the study
nre many children who are allowed to
of the Word each Sunday. "God wants a
business world with a Bible witness in it." grow up without the rudiments of nn ed
Come to the Business Men’s Gass and ucation.
Ignorance would tear down existing in
bring your friend with you. Strangers in
stitutions
apd breed riot nnd anarchy
the city specially^ivitcd to tills class.
where there is now law and order, it
Last Sunday the pastor was "gripped."
makes no discoveries, no inventions, nor
Next Sunday he desires to grip you.
does
any thing to better the condition of
Preaching at 11 o. m. nnd 7s p. m.
the
human
race. • It goes from the cradle
Brothers nnd sisters bring that missionary
to
the
grave
in a random way. with no
offering you forgot before? Pustor’s sub
pilot, no objective point, and its frail bark
ject II n. m. will be "Man.” At night.
"Our Troubles (Difficulties) and How to is often wrecked in this tempestuous sea
of life. It fills the land with vice and
Get Rid of Them."
................
Wednesday 7:30 p. m.,,prayer and Bible crime, builds jails, alms houses and penal
study. You never saw , a dead man nt institutions nnd is the servant of nature.
prayer meeting. Como where Uio living Our soliool is here to counteract all this
evil influence.and tn make it possible for
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...
Thursday 3:30 p. m., Junior League, every young man nnd young woman in
the celery della to fit themselves for some
Mrs. I. R. Philips In charge.
Friday 7:30, Sunday schoolteachers and useful and highly (wofituble calling In life
a adult members) meeting for lesson study. and that the world mny be better for their
Don't miss. It help* to prepnro you for having lived in it.
The student wiio comes to school regu
larly,
and adds to each day's acquisition
• One inulMb of the new year nearly gone
a
little
more knowledge is growing, is layand you have led no one to church, to
laying
by
a sinking fund upon which he
prayer, nor to God,
con
draw
in
the future, and above all he
During the month of Febnmry we are
is gaining mental muscle to enable him
to be honored by having spenk to us from
this stand Bishop Henry C.' Morrison, to combat the diiliculliea of his future
D. D„ Florida's resident Methodist Bishop, life. Education is a growth. If it be
sudden, like tnat of a mushroom, it will
one of the greatest gospel preachers of
this country; Miss Daisy Denes, secretary amount to us little, if It he like that of
of. the young pooplo’a missionary work of the oak,"it will he permanent and useful.
*
our church; also Rev. Chas. Blackburn, our
new presiding elder of the Miami District. THE NEW FERTILIZER FACTORY
This will he Bra Blackburn's first visit to
us jn this new relation. We. should give Begun O perations on Last Thursday
M orning—Naw In full Blast
him n royal welcome.
Whlr-r-r-rl
The r e s a le 's C o u ire ia tlo n a l
Buz-z-z-zl
B WaMron, pallor; Sunday mutuili#
-KiiVt II; ttn n ln a m v k x . 7-00. prayer mcetm#
7 ;0(Jj>! m : Sabbath school. 0:45 a. m.
" r a n PuifT-------- :-------------
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Trains moving! Carts rolling! Wheel
Mr. Waldron will give his views on the barrows being trundled. Motors burning
' .
question of amusements In thq fourth of energy!
The fertilizer plant oi the Virginiahis se rie i of sermons to young.men which
he is preaching on Sunday nights. The Carolina Chemical Company started up
special title Is "The Young Man's P le a s - for the first time Thursday morning, with
***•" Come to the song1 service which additional laborers and despite a few
open* at 7_______
o'clock.__In____
the_______
morning_ the hitches produced over three hundred tons
Blhjeu.- will he "Road Making." Tht« «rf high-fired* - roat«rt«l,~midat- tha-ahle.
dumb has open doom rtó'itaj * £ « & * > » * * ! * * * v«a(pk West. SupL
•od for any without '*■' ignmygvtuwna.'f1 About thirty men are employed nt pres
ent jtnd more will be gdded dslly until
Every on« will find a welcome.
ubout one hundred laborers are on the
payroll. From two ui a ia -cars of a d d
phosphate, sulphate potash, graphiteground blood, and tankage from various
nock yards are being unloaded.
There will be worship with sermon at ' The new factory, which is the largest
fi* Baptist church at i t, a. m., and 7. p. in this section, is nearly completed, under
m. Subject in the morning. The Profit the direction of Supervising Carpenter
ci Qinstian Work, at night the third Tillman of Savannah and lias been in
wvtnon on the life of Jesus will be da- spected by R- F. Lams, division manager
Rveted on the Normal Growth of the of the V. C. C. Co. from Atlanta. The
Norman Child.
samples taken from the new works, aod
4.C. tn trainees. Superintendent.
IrereThy CBIeT CSeanwrOr. Car penta o f
Va., showed good results.
«vtoa. 7;Öb; Sabbath ach«3. 0:43 a.
The work on the new factory has boen
, Supt.; prayer rare(In# W «ipushed constantly sindb September, and
now the elevated circular railway inaide,
bclveefl 8th
I end as well a s other modern features are prac
•sshsn Is
tically finished,
t Sunday a t 10 s. at. Kuntry. tarma«
E. D Brown, formerly of Savannah, is
i every Sunday a t 7(30 p. m Susl U d . ^ e j In charge of the up town sales office.
P re s b y te ria n
UrKlnnon. p a llo r; mondas aérele*, R ic h m o n d ,
Magnolia Farm
The Crippen Music Store
High-grade Pianos,^Organs,
: and Graphophones. .
Forest City Land Agency
C hase & Com pany .
Sparkm an W rites
House of Representatives
Washington. Jan. 21.
Messrs. Chaw: & Co.,' Jacksonville.
Gentlemen—I send you herewith a
letter from the Secretory of Stole, being
u reply to my recent communication re
garding u reduction of duty on fruits ant^i,
vegetables exported loCunudu. You will j
not thni your communication will receive
consideration pending reciprocity nefioti
minus, with a view to obtaining remission
oi the duties^
Yours very truly,
S. M. S parkman .
S ecretary Knox's L etter
Department of State.
Washington, Jan. 21.
The Hon. Stephen M. Sparkman. House
of Representative«:
.
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Sir—1 have the honor to acknowledge,
by reference from the President, the
receipt of your letter of the 10th Inst.,
enclosing communication from Guise &
Company, of Jacksonville, in which the
suggestion is made that the fruit and
vegetable industry of Florida would be
bcneflltod by u reduction of the duty on
fr u its nnd vegetables exported to Canada.
In reply. I have the honor to inform
you that the suggestions of Messrs. Chase
&. Company willreceive«maW eration in
the |»ending reciprocity negotiations'wJtTi
a view to obtaining, if possible, some
remission of duties. I have the honor to
be, sir.
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P. C. K nox.
FOR CONSTIPATION.
A Madloln* T hat Dom N at Cost Any
thing Unlaaa It Curaa,
Tha actlva in«lk'lus 1 Ingredient* of
Rexall Onderlfea, which are odortaas,
taateleaa and color!***. la an entirely
new dlacovary Combined with other
extremely valuable In g r e d ie n t* . II
forme a perfect bowel regulator. Intea
tlaal . Invigor* tor and etrengthenar.
llexall Ordcrlle* are eaten Ilka candy
and are notable for their agreeablenaea
to tbf palate and gantlenaea of action.
They do not cauee griping or any dloagreetfble effect or Inconvenience
Unlike other preparation* for a ilk*
purpose, they do not create a habit,
trot In* Dead they-ovorooaie tha cau
habit acquired through tha uae of ordi
nary laxative*, cathartics and harsh
physic, and permanently remove tha
cause of constipation or Irregular bow
el action.
Wo will refund your money without
argument if they do dot <lo a* we say
they WllL Two *la«s, 28c. and 10c. Bold
only fit our «tore—Tfct Rexall Store
A FINAL DENIAL
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF FLORIDA:
I huve denied from time to time, us they hnvc come
to my notice, the various churgcs ijtuule ugnine! me by Hon.
N. P. Brynn nnd his followers, but there mrty be many persona
who have not Been these denials, nnd-1 therefore, deny ugni»,
ench of them.
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1. I deny that I put n Joker in the Jim'Crow Bill.
2: I deny thut I was absent from the Florida Senate in
1905 for 18 days, or uny other time, seeking or working on in
junctions for the Louisville nnd Nashville Railroad against the
Florida Rnilrond Commission.
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3. I deny that the Standard Oil Company owns or con
trols, so fur as I know, Harper's Weekly or any other paper
which has mentioned my candidacy favorably.
4. 1 deny that the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Comj)any is behind my candidacy or doing anything to further
it.
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5. I deny limi I assisted," With my tifhe or means, Judge
Charles Swayne in the defense of his impeachment proceedings.
G. I deny that I caused to be imprisoned for contempt,
unjustly, any Confederate Veteran.
7. I deny thut I am, or have l>een, hostile to the Confed
erate Veterans or pension for them, and assert that I have al
ways been in favor of bothT
8. I deny that I have, endeavored to defend L..P. Shatter..
•or the American Navul Stores Compnny in the commission of
uny frauds or fraudulent practices in making or selling tur
pentine or rosin.
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9. I deny that I was or nm responsible for'the 4-cent rate
on the Louisville and Nashville Railroad lines, or for its con
tinuance.
—io! I deny that I have"been D p p o s e d l o the^ Florida RalL
road Commission. Upon the contrary..
■Interstate Railroad Commissions.
1 can think of no other, charge that has been made.
If any are mode hereafter. It will be too late for me to
answer them. Beware of any charge of argument made at the
last minute. It cannot be true or it would hove been mode
sooner.
I understand that there is being oireu- ^
lated, my letter of w ithdraw al, w ritten last
year, In such a^way as to try to produce
I have w ithdraw n from
. j t h e Im p r e s a l icm-tbat
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the present race. This Is, ot course,~absio(utely untrue. I.. am In this race to stay
and to w ln i
W. A. BLOUNT,
Leading Candidate fo r United States Senator
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COU fTTBAPPCN IN
tn the school house at“Oviedo
Friday evening.
Mrs. Mary E. Foater and party arrived
at Lake Charm the latter part of last
Budget or Interesting Items
Mrs. Foster expresses; herself
fro m Correspondents
pleased to be home again, and the Lake
Charm and Oviedo friends are more than
pleased"to have her here and to see her
THE EVENTS Of ORANGE COUNTY pleasant
cottage open. Since Dr.Foster's
death ten years ago, Clifton Springs San
efficient Starr o f Reporters Weekly itarium observes Jen. 15th as Founder's
Day, In honor ol Dr. Henry Foster who
Covers the Territory for
gave his life work to this great sanitari
The Herald
umIn the central parTof "New .YOfi State.
PAOtA POINTS
Special Correspond«*«» to Tbs Herald:
Soon after the observance of this memo
Weather here still continues warm and rial day Mrs. Foster every year turns
pleasant in apith of various cold blasts southward to the home of loved end hal
lowed memories where she and Dr. Foster
reported northward.
spent
the winters of their married life.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kirk, of SteubenNo name la ao honored and revered In
Mils- cotnmuhliT" ai"tIBt o! Foster and
Mrs. E. A. Curtiss accompanied by there are abiding monument« In Oviedo
Mrs. Fitta of Santoni la spending several and Lake Charm to Dr. and Mr«.,Foater.
We are glad to welcome back to Lake
Charm
Dr. and Mrs. S. H. Adams of Chi
Mr. and Mrs, Wheeler, of New London,
ton
Spring«,
N. Y-, who have foe aeveral
Connecticut, were recent visitors in
winter«
been
gueaU of Mrs. Foster In the
Paola.
parsonage here.
Miss Clara Mlllen of Sanford spent
Miss Loulae Manning Hodgkins, former
Sunday In Paola the guest of Miss Mayme
ly
Professor of English at-MiaUe«J«*t„£ fd■IfcLaio.
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lege, Mast, and Mlsa Marian Evans, rn
The Bishop packing-house closed about
D.. dean formerly of Carrollton College,
the middle of the month, but all th<
Norlhileld, Mass., arrived at Lake Charm
oranges are not gone out of the neighbor-1 laat Tueadaycvcning to he.Aueata of Mira
Foater during the winter*
Mrs. .Foster la entartalnlug for a brief
■visit Mias Boyce, head nurse—a t Clifton
, Springs -Sanitarium, who-came south to
. Mobile with a patient of the Sanitarium.
Mr. Butler was in charge
of‘the work.
B B v .i.
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back number wlroo attending tiro tacky
social given by the Moore’s Station ladies
a t the school bouse Friday night.
Mf. Harris of Cameron avenue has gone
to Kansas on a business trip. »
Mr, McClellan spent Sunday In Geneva
with hi* children.
Horry Ward of Sanford, accompanied
by Geo. Chamberlin. Mr. Warner. Howard
Powell and his father left on Monday for
several days' duck hunting at Long Bluff
on the S l Johq^s, above Jacksonville.
Mr. Powell, Sr* arrived here last week
from Brooklyn, N. Y* to spend some time
The fishermen at Myres fish camp cap
tured a six foot alligator last week. Il
wn* entangled in one of the seine nets.
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Special Corrrtpondcmx to The Herald;
Mr, Whitcomb, a Real Estate Agent
came to the Cushing Hquse the latter
'part of laat week with a party of five
prospecting in this vicinity for land pur
chases. . Mr. and Mrs. Wakefield of Illinois
Mrfyad Mrs. C. P. McIntyre and family
have ooinc to make a home at tho
McKenzie slllL Mr. McIntyre will assist
Mr. McKenzie In the commissary and the
book-keeping.
W. BL McKenzie left Oveldo Saturday
Jan. 21 with a view to locate elsewhere In
Florida. He Is considering St. Petersburg
oh the West Coast also Romeo near
Gainesville.
Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Smith are entertain
ing Mr. Smith’s parents, Mr. and Mr*. J,
V. Smith from Mineral Bluff, Ga., also
Mr. Smith’s slater, Mrs. M. B. High. Irorn
Branson, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. J. V.
Smith enjoyed a trip to Oviedo three
yean ago this winter *and we are glad
of their return Oils year for another visit.
Mr, J. V; Smith has been Post Master In
his borne town-with Mrs.-Smith a s -a s .
«tMentfbr thirteen-years. Mr, nud Mr*.
B. a. Smith are entering upon their sec
eded year In the Postofilce at Oviedo.
Mrs. C. F. West of Lake Charm enter
tained the Ladies Club Friday evening
January 20. It was the first time the
members had enjoyed Mrs. West's
Bowman R ealty Company Mold a M ost
Successful Sale
The Bowman Realty Co. of Lexington.
Ky., carry off the palm when it comes to
-selling fa d estate. Of course the value
of Sanford soil aided them materially but
Mr. Bowman and his assistant*, Messrs.
Partridge and Taft and the inimitable
Major Combs are hustlers In their ilne
end It was primarily the "big noise" that
brought out tiro crowds. For weeks past
the people of this vicinity have been del
uged w ith'reading matter and other
literature regarding, the Celery Avenue
Addition and the force of the arguments
was so strong that these lots became an
Interrogation point and when the open
ing day came the street cars, hacks and
automobiles were kept busy landing the
people on the grounds.
The Celery Avenue Addition Is well
located on Sanford and Celery avenues
and embraoea part of the tiled land that
formerly belonged to P. M. Elder. * The
growth of the city, la southward and be
ing on the car line this property is bound
to advance.
Tiro band, the balloons, the prlxcs and
the natural desire of citizen and stranger
to Invest 1n something good made two
days of the most successful real estate
■ale ever recorded In SanfordOver forty-seven Iota were dlspoacd of
■the first day, at prices ranging from $150
to $400 per lot, which denotes that city
property In Sanford la going some.
Wo hope the Bowman Realty Co. will
put on another sale during the season, for
they wake up things generally.
Tb* W ednesday Club
Mrs. L. R. Philips has kindly invited
the dub to continue their meeUngs a t her
bouse during the month of February.
'This cordial Invitation Is certainly appre
ciated by the members, whoee pleasure
it will be to accept It. with tlianka.
"Experience Is the best schoolmaster,
but the school fee* are heavy."—Cole
ridge.
The program for the afternoon, though
short, was exceedingly interesting.
Owing to sickness lu the family, Mrs.
B. F. Whitner could not be preeeat-or
PfPWUnJror p a p « on "The Labor System.’’
Mr*. S. 0. Chase read a very fine article
on the subject and system or labor in use
In tbe colonies and during the first cen
turies of American settlements. In Mrs.
Whltner's stead.
IL "The Bacchic Gift.” Mrs. May Die-
owing to another engagement, la the
sense that we sometimes are said to quaff
our pleasures from tbe Bowing bowl of
life, will the devotee« only of tobacco un
derstand and appreciate what "drinking
tobacco” means.
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Program for February 1st
"Tbe Newspaper, the Intellectual spring
into which everybody dips his bucket
Whilst Tew thunk flic fountain'for Its’sup
ply."
T h e Romance of Southern Journalism"
—Miss Alice fatherly.
L John Están Cook—Mrs. E. W. D.
Heath, formerly of Geneva, now of
Rochester, New York, were guests Sun
day a t Lake Charm of Mn.: Mary
Wolcott.
Mrs. Rauleson and Miss*Ida Jacobs
came Into Oviedo on the evening train
Monday called, home by tbe serious 1UT S a m r their tiste» ■tu-G huW i*. -Mi*«
Sutton who bas since died.
Mrs. Brannon Is entertaining a oouncin
Miss Umphrey from Georgia.
Father lireanahan of Sanford celebrated
maas at tiro pbmv of Mr* and Mr*. J.
Lelnhart t-«L> Charm, Friday and Satur IL Phillip Pendleton
day‘morning January 20th, and 21th. and Guild.
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Bexnli Orderllee are a .gentle, ef
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They re-eetabllab nature*« functions
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cause any Inconvenience, griping or
nauaea. They are eo pleaaant to take
and work eo eaally that they may be
taken by any one aV"any time. They
thoroughly tone up the whole ayatem
to healthy activity.
ReraU Orderllee are unaurpaaaablo
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and its attendant evil*. Two also*.
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ty only a t our atoro—The Rexall Store.
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give us a call. We will save you money, and also give you die
very best of quality. We carry a full line of chicken feeds. When
four hens are not giving you the eggs they should. Try our feeds
for tfiem.'^uiul see' if the change wont pay you. We have the
feed for your cow olso. If you are not trying it now come tq see'
or phone us,„and we will tell you what feeds you will get the best
results from.
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before'buying.
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Courteous attention and a square deal la our mottb.
Hag Not Withdrawn
From the Race for
United States
Senator.
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Respectfully, ;
There is being published in
at least one Newspaper and
by Circulars throughout the
State, a copy of my letter of
withdrawal from the Prima
ries of the spring of 1910,
Phone 330
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This Copy in the Newspa
per, and I understand In the
Circulars, is published without
the date (which was Decem
ber the 23rd, 1909,)and would
appear to be my reasons for
withdrawing from the present
contest.
The purpose of th e publica
tion a t th is tim e. In thle m anner
Is clearly to lead th e v o te rs to
believe th a t I hav? w ithdraw n
Horn th is rac e a n d to Induce
my supporter a e ith e r to sta y
away from th e polls o r to. vote
for Mr. Bryan.
Most Complete Line of Baked Goods in Florida
Phone 106
NO. I ll PA R K AVENUE
FLORIDA
SANFORD,
i R E T A I L CASH
GROCERY
J. B. WILLIAMS, Prop.
It is, of course, not true
that I have withdrawn or in
tend to withdraw, but I will
be in the race throughout this
primary.
S ta p le
and
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F a n c y G r o c e rie s ,
and S eed
H ay,
G r a in
Fruits, Vegetibles, Candies, Cigiri and Tobacçoes
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This letter has been talked
of by Mr. Bryan continuously
for more than three months
throughout this campaign and
distributed by me throughout
the State.
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SANFORD, FLORIDA
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W hat does the Voter
say as to this method of
conducting a campaign?
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All Klnps Country Produce BougHt and Sold
P.O .B ox 112
Why la It a t th is lata hour
printed and distributed In this
m anner and Ip th is misleading
way?
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INSURANCE A G EN T
W. A. BLOUNT
Office Above f ir s t Natlonaf Bank
SANFORD, riOKIDA
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Rates and Reservations see near
est Atlantic Coast Line Agent or writé
PROPRIETOR
A. W. FRITOT, D. P. Agent
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JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA
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jn th¿ Circuit Court,_SevgnUi_Ji»llclit
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G ^ -M ^ -H A M IL T O N
Circuit, Orange county, State of
Florida
DENTIST
***• adoption ol
Fred W. Wllmott, Jr., a minor.
r o f M ay o r.
Room 13 Pico Building
of m r friend* I have J. W. WUmott and Sophia E. Wllraott
candidacy for the pot
u . .•.
Nolle»
a i the primary to be „
*, vr n Uwi, we. J. W. WUraoti
ReepectAiUy.
W. H. UNDERWOOD •
sa^ , I f n.b®.i!5"r?Lap, ^ r to the Honorable Minot
s a fc a s v i.m
s
" • WUmott. a minor, a t our child and heir-at-law.
Pbone 335
SHIPPERS OF
DENTIST
Office: Hlnea Bldg, over Woodruff*» Store
SANFORD. FLORIDA
Notice of Application ftr Tax Deed
Under Section 8 of Ctiapter 4888.
Law» of Florida
U. W, LOVELL.
si ^ .a?'
JKnoxville, Tenn.,w purebaten
B Frenchofand
F r e n c h of b
tax
. j i n r r N w r r f r r r r r r - * * “ *-*— r —Clerk. Treasurer and Assessor ,
i am arted by toy friend* to announce tnyaelf n*
the office of Clerk. TYesgurer and
* ---------- the coming city election, to which
y.„I
nrrvfg—1 to All the unexplred term of
Wirl L. Scott I »elicit an Inspection of the wprk"
Zm rbv me to convince you or my qualification» to
S r m le d m le .o f th .0 ^ ^ ^ . ,
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certificate* named below has filed aald certificate*
In ray office and ha* made application for tax deed
to ta*ue In accordance with law. Said certificate*
embrace the following detctlbed property iltualed
In Orange county, Florida, to-wlt:
d#t" 1 j " ne 3 ‘. 1807: Lot 8. Blit. D,
Ultchell «Survey of Levy Grant, a u e tte d In the
1 aanounca ntyaelf e candidate foe the office of
r u , , Traaaurer and Aaaeaaor. -A citU en of Sanl«dmntinuou*ly
been actively
(onllnuoutly nine«
tinea 1880.1
1880,1 have
ha'
iUAed with her «eery Internal.
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ml andean nerve acceptably a* Clark, Tree*. .nd A**eaaor I have no miiglvlnga. Intim ate
aalntance with lha h ltto rr, Prtigreee and high
»of ih* Sanford of today give megood form and
Mt tobe uiefuTIn *ub*t«ntlnl way«,-along wllh
tilde from the dutiea of offica In puthlngSnn-
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In the name of Mra. II. fc. Kick*.
Cert. 374, dated July 3. 1905:L oti 31 and 32,
DU. D. Mitchell * Survey of lev y Grant. a**e*»ed
hi the name el Mra. M. E. Ilk k i
„ C e rt l ” td s » « 0 td y 3. >005: Lot* 05 and 06.
DIED. Mitchell e Survey of Levy Grant, titra te d
In the name of Mr*. M. E. Hick*.
Cert- 378. dated July 3. 1905: Lot* 70 and 77.
Blk. If. Mitchell'* Survey of Levy Grant, aiteu cii
iiLtlic name pf Mr». M. fc. Hick*_____ ,_____ _
Unlea* »aid certificate« »hall lie redeemed ac
cording to law, tax deed* will liaue thrrroh on the
Tor Marshal.
S lit day of Januxry. A. I). 1911.
Witnc** my cfldal »ktuiuxe and aeal this the
announce my candidacy for re-election ox Mar30th
day of December. A. D. 1910.
,1 | nropoae to make lha race aolely on my
| oral]
B. M.-Rijbinwih.
ord. Tam not the candidate of any clique, 1
__Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County, Florida.
a ( the m uoarl o laha voter* on my merit*. 30-41
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Marshal and Collector.
I hereby announce my candidacy for the office of
Ifinbal and Collector for Sanford a t the coming
dty election. •
Respectfully,
Welborn Block
Phone 10
Sanford, Florida
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General Instflrarice Agdhts
DENTIST
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SANFORD. FLORIDA
1‘hone 41
DICKINSON & DICKINSON
A tlP in c y a a t Law
Peoples Bank Bldg.
, Sanford, Florida
Peoples Bank of Sanford, Florida
CAPITAL f 3 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0
OBTHOPATHIC
The ONLY bank in Sanford that—
INSURES EVERY DOLLAR DEPOSITED AGAINST ^OSS from any
and all causes
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Office iïanter-Woôtlf uff Building
Kreiden ce 510 Magnolia Avenue
In The Circuit Court, Seventh Judjclal
Office Hours: 0 to 12: 3 to G
'’ Circuit Orange County, Florida In
Other hours hy appointment
Cfiinctry
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Geo. T. Llppincotl. Com- '
THE
plainant
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Notice of tale .under
Eddy K—Shera And..Flora . degree ofjgtrclaaure
Taylor Shera, Defendant*;
Under and by virtue of n degree of forecloture
and aale, made and-entered In the above Mated
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
cau teo n the fourteenth d a y of January. A D.,
lflll. by Honorable Minor S. Jane», Judge of the
Practlcaa In State and Federal Court*.
Circuit Court for the Seventh judicial Circuit uf
the Stale of Florida. In and fur Orange County. In M .C .T . Building.
Phot
chancery, In a c iu te therein' pending, wherein
GeorgeT. Llppincotl wa* Complainant and Eddy
K. Shera and FloraTaylnr Shera were Ketpondent*.
Iih a ll tell at public outcry Id the highest and
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beat bidder, for ea*h, at the front door of the Court
In the City of Orlando, Orange County,
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of Florida, during the legal hour* of tale, ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW
on Monday, March Vth, A. D.. 1911, the lam e
Practice In State and Federal Courts
being the legal tale* day, the following deacrilwd
real estate, situated. lying and being In the
Welborn
Block
,
Sanford, Fla
County of Orange and State of Florida.' morr
particularly drarribrd a* follow*, to wit;
Ttie North 514 acre* of the Wq*t >4 of the North*ve*t quarter of the Northwest quarter of Section
3 In Townthlp Twenty (20) South of Range Thirtyone (31). Ea*t, Let* a »trip fifteen (15) feet wide
off the North. E otl and W rit »idet. which I* to he
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
kept open perpetually a* one-half of roadway*.
GEO. A. DrCOTTES.
24-Stc.
Special Matter In Chancery.
Late State Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit of
" Florida '
Realdencea. Sanford and Svlvan Lake
PEOPLES
SnalnolrChapter^fa. 2 ,Order Eastern Star
Uteri every »ocond and fourth Friday In month.
Every one who hat aren hi* S tar in the Eotl are
«»dully Invlted to visit the chapter, .
Aucv E. Roeam*. Sec y.
r. fl. E„ Cclsrt Clly Aerls 1833
Uretlngi firn and IhlnlTueadaya in every month
Hall In Wrlborne Block, third floor.
Phoenix Lodge No. S. K. o f P.
Meet* tccund and fmmh Tucoday*. Vlaltli
knight * tlwayt we conta. P. E. Hutchinion, C
Felli .4 Frank. K It. and S.
GEO. A. D COTTES
BANK O F
Promj)t Scrvfcc
PoUlcScrvicc
Accurate Service
and wilT appreciate your patronage
FOUR PER CENT allowed on Savings Deposits
Safely Deposit Boxes for rent
M. M. SMITH.
H. R. STEVENS.
President
Vice-President
L. G. STRINGFELLOW
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S. T. TAYLOR
LIV E R Y , FE E D and
SALES STABLE
B lackam lthlng and H oraashoslng
H a rn ess end W agons
Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged
HEAVY HAULING AND CONTRACTING
Shoe Repairing By Machinery
Quicker, Neater* and Better
than the Old W ay
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Just Try Me and See
Same Man but New Location
No. 113 W. f ir s t Street, Next Door to Woodruff’s Store
L. H. T E M P L E
Laws of Florida
Clark of Circuit Court.
J. V. R. PA G E
Manicuring
lla lr Dressing
Shampooing
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Ut Court for
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J. D. PARKER, Prop
Meals, 35c.
Henry
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JEWELER
tor allowance on
Pickard's Hand-Painted China
Gorham's Sterling Silver
Rogers' Plated Ware
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Opposite City Hail
Sanford Library
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T h e S a n f o r d ^C p c iT C o la ^ B o t t lin g C o . r S a n f o r d , F I»
MY SPECIALTIES
RfTC. ANDREWS,
ANK & CRAMER.
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Manufactured W10» pure dlstUledurntcr-—they will prevent iUiws, aid
digestion and give you health
ge County. Florid*.
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SANFORD,
l-ZS-UM f
No. 400. dated June 3. 1 8 07-L ot 04 Blk.
thelT* Survey of Levy Grant, a ttested In
ne of Unknown Owner.
■Nor 46T,'o»ted Ju n e 3. 1 8 0 7 -L o t. 88 to
t. D, MinhcU * Survey of l -e v / Cram, e*In lh: .name of Unknown Owner,’
{ io ! 4 l0 td e te a ju o e “3 , 1807-Lot* 78 to
. t). Mitchell'* Surrey of Levy Grant, n»In the name of Unknown Owner,
u laid certificate« shell be redeemed ec[to law. u i deeds will iatue thereon on
H. E. TOLAR
Cashier
THOMAS EMMET WILSON
Sanlerd Lodge, No 0 2 , F. L A. M.
City Election Notice
G. W. Spencer, M i*ter: J. C. Entmlnger, Secre
In accordance with the revlaed ordinance* nf the
tary. ComrnunlcetHin every flrtl and third Ttiur*d ty of Sanfurd, Fla.. I hereby call a general elec
day* at 7:30 p. m. Vitltlng hrothera welcome.
tion to lie held on Muruloy, February nth. lu ll, for
the purpose of electing
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Mayor to serve for une year.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Notice of Application For Tax Deed Ttirec
13 J Aldermen to terve for two year*.
Clerk,
Treaturer
and
A**e**or
to
terve
for
une
NOTARY PUBLIC
UatJ^r Section 6 o f Chapter 4888. year.
Marthal and Collector to terve for one year:
Laws of Florida
1 hereby appoint T. S. Davl*, Tim Krone and E.
Notice la hereby given that W- U. and S. M W. D. Dunn a* intpeclor* and It. C. DuBote a*
Ofiicc in City Hall
French o( Kiiotvllle Venn., purchater* of Tax Cer- clrrk
of aald election.
tIAcilH No«. 413 and 453 dated the 3rd. day of
Pulling place to he In d ty building, Palmetto av
June A. D 1907, have filed »aid certificate In my enue.- Poll* open at 8 «- m. and do*e attnndown
A D A M i r J O S E P H IN E -----------oBior, tnd have made application for Tax Deed to
Given under my hand and seal this 16th day of
iuua In accordance with law. Said certificate* January. 191!.
FORREST LAKE.
Will open a cltt* (or letchlog the
embrace the following described property alfuntrd
23 4tc
Mayor.
la Orange County, Florid*, to-wlt: Cert 4 5 3 —Lot*
2 6 1« 30, Blk. 6. Mitchell * Survey of Levy
Grofit
Notice of Election
Cert 455-Lot* 42 to 40. Blk. D. Mitchell* SurTailor System of Dress Cutting
y*y of levy GranL
\
To decide whether the tale of intoxicating liq
The aald Itnd being a**e**ed a t the date of the uor*. wine* and beet* (hall be prohibited In Orange February 1st
luuance of luch certificate* In the name oL Un county. Florida.
.
YowtU Building
known Owner.
Purauant to nn order i**uad by the Board of TELEPHONE 283
Unlrt* told Certificate shall be redeemed ac County Cominltilnnera of Orange county. Florida,
cording to law. Tax Deed will l»*ue thereon on the a «pecial meeting held on the llth day of January.
13th. day of February, A. D 1911.
A. D 1911.
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Wltneu my ufflctaJ signature and yea I Oil* the
Notice It hereby given that an election will be FLOWERS — PLANTS — BULBS
13th day of January. A. D. 1911.
held In Orange county. Florida, on Wednetday,
B M. KtatNtrii,
March Itt, 1911. to decide whether the tale of In
Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County, Florida. toxicating liquor*, wine* or beer ihfill be prohibited
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By M. A. Howard. D. C.
In the county of Orange. Mate of Florida.
«GENT JACKSONVILLE TLORAL COMPANY
-In W ltnett Whereof I have hereunto*et my hand
Phone 186.
llth and Oak Ave.
and teal of oftloe Ibl* llth day ol January. A. D.
l»«ttll
B. M. ROBINSON.
Notice of Application Tor Tax Deed 1811.
Sanford,
Clerk County Commit*loner* of Orange Co.. Fla. Special Offering in Ferns.
Under Section 8, Of Chapter 4888
23-51
Floral Designs to Order. ‘
Florida
_ Notice U hereby given th a t P. R. flaynea. Of
Knoxville, Tennceace. t
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of Tax Certtftcatri
certificate* In my
n*m«l below, b ai 111_____ ____
otter and ha* road* application for IX deed« to
certificate*
kaue In accordance w ^- '
embrace the fulluwlng
rty tltuated
In Uracge Counr
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____ Cert, 454
i , u , i h a v u i - u * i * i tu 37 and Lot 38
non E lide) Blk, D. MlUietl’* Survey of
>(am. A ttested In the name of Unknown
S A N FO R D
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ANDEW JOHNSON
S an fo rd Lodge MS. 2 7 , t. O. O. F.
Meet* every Monday a t 7:30 p. m.. over Imperial
Theatre. W P, Stooe.
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W; S. Bjugwm, Sec’y.
Vegetables
DENTIST
DR. W. E. HOUSHOLDER
R. C. MAXWELL.
S a y O f f i K iro is e n e n iA M w w e a o r
Florida Fruits
DR. R. M. MASON
Ari^ ICE CREAM PARLOR
Ice Cream Furnished in Pints, Quarts and Gallons
Stationery, Confectionery and
Periodicals of all KÌndò
104 rir»t street
�100« * 8.100
1906 189.9!
1901
11,000
1907 181.71
1902
21.200
1908 330.0<
1903
34,000
1909 479,04
1884 . 83,690
Yearly average Increate 118.3%
latll development t. ,i -,
m 90 «Ut» ino* co dtferI la eua « ucknn».
od lo cm*« of dsith u e«
TTTIX BOND % GUARANTEE CO
O ur Policy:
$25
down-that’s aii
n n n n n n n
Con»orv»ilam, Relloblllty, P regraM lvanaaa and C ovrlaoua Traatmartl
samaras
m
n
$
10m o n t h ly - T b .f .E .i,
Profits
Sanford Vegetable Growers Are
It is nothing-unusual to hear of single acres that ne£ from $500 to $1200 per acre
The other crops are bringing prices in proportion, The general outlook for Celery
Delta Fanners are brighter this very minute than they have been for many seasons.
Wow is the Time for You to Buy
One of our Vegetable Farms at $150 an an acre on our very easy system: of pay
ments........ The increased profits as shown this season by the growers will have a great ef
fect in, increasing the price of land, and if you want to do business in the vegetable line in
Florida,
H
You Had Botter Purchase One of Our Farms
....... Before the price is increased by the natural development of this section and the attend
ant success of our growers.
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Title Bond and Guarantee Companys*
Farms are situated on original transportation, are well drained, the soil is excellent afid
the community is in a flourishing condition. ./
Fourteen Families Have Moved to Monroe
Since we put this division of elery Farms on the market,
houses every day, breaking new land and planting crops of various
the effect of making all the land in that section more valuable.
buildin
new
have
If You Are Interested
Write to us about Florida Real Estate. W e have all kinds of
chicken firms, winter homes and vegetable farms.
Our Terms Are the Best Offered by Any Firm In Sanford
same
quality is such that it will produce anything that will, grow *anywhere
W e Give You Six Years In Which to Pay for Your Farm and
on the deferred payments
Vegetable Culture.
T ITLE
BOND
Irrigation and
It Is Free
- & - GUARANTEE - COMPANY
Sanford. Florida. U. S. A.
P. S .~ W e have two small improved places that we will sell very reasonable.
$25 down-that’s all
u sa maratura
$ 1 0 m o n tU y - ib i 'a C u T
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Number 23
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Volume’lll
SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 3. I9H
ALL AROUND FLORIDA
X fJE
G A M E NEWS OF THE WORLD
S» W 0I"> * c o n v e n t io n c m Q £ j
Woodmen o f the World Will Hold An
nual Meeting Here
Items of Interest Gleaned Prom
The General News of “The Land Sanford has long been recognized as
..Various Sources
of Flowers.
thd very central city of the state especial
ly since jgjBflpy. new towns have sprung
up further down the peninsular. The wa
p rP LN ItyG S DURING THE WEEK CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS ter transportation and good HSHWcf fncll
M W CO N TESTANTS EN TEN EI)
itics make of this city on ideoi meeting
— -pi)lnce for lodges, fraternities, etc.
Mis» Maude H arri» ..........., . .......
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10.000 Mi»a C arraw ay ...........................................
Ml»« traile
. Ì0ÌS50 Mr». .1. B. S tryker........ ..........................
1.300 Here the Readers Will rind a Brief*!
. An Epitome o f the Week's Most lm
The first gathering this year will be the Mise Mildred P o tte r......... .........
1
.300
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7.000 Mr». Fannie Munson.................................
. Historical Spring Flowing
1.025
_ Jiff U
3,023 Ml»» Lucilie Richard».................................
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portnnt Happenings In the
Woodmen of the World as the following
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^ T o r Hurried Readers
c !fy C h u r c h . ................. 2.623 Ml»« Helen Kowlind..................................
State’s Domain.
1.000
call would indicate:
2.223 Mrs. Mabel Johnson..................
2.000
The mysterious disappearance of the ~
~~ • OUT or TOWN
Col. T. W. Mitchell, general manager of Miss Kate Underwood....................... 2,000
Under the title, "Plug for Florida", the
young heiress. Mis« Dorothy Arnold, from
Miss Alice Robbins..................................... 1.323 Miss Florence F.. KJnney, O veldo........
2.030
the
Woodmen
of
the
World
for
Georgia
Frultmnn's Guide gives some good advice
her father's home, in New York has caused
to the orange growers of this State. It and Florida, announces that he is just in
The greatest Interest Is manifested |n the Popularity Contest and each contest a nation-wide sensation.
points out the fact that no quarrels should receipt of official information, stating that ant is being supported by her friends. The contestants arc organizing their forces,
Her father, Francis R. Arnnld, perfume
be indulged in; but tliat on the contrary the place of. mcetiag of next head camp and soliciting their friends to send in their subscriptions at once. It was in'organlimporter,
lias
thousands of dollars
the growers should get together and. edu- of Jurisdiction V, has been changed from zation that Hon. Albert W. Gilchrist was elected Govenor of JToridn. and it is or
searching for her since she was last'seen
Miami
to
Sanford.
‘tate the consumers up to the fact that
ganization that wifi win this elegant piano.
on Monday, December 12th. A reward of
Since the meeting of head oamp In
Florida oranges are grown to eat and not
The winner will not only get n $400 instrument hut will be recognized ns the 91,000 is now offered b y th o fH dW lW “!
Tampa, two years ago a great denf of moat popular young lady in Orange county, and also be recognized as an organizer
to look at.
;
the first accurate news of Miss Arnold's
Bradentown Is becoming civilized. The disentifnetion has been expressed on ac and leader worthy of esteem, nnd whose advice will be sought after in Sanford's present abode or information leading
City Council of that municipality has count of the enOrmous expense of holding future welfare. Watch tho list grow and remember "Procrastination Is tiie thief of thereto.
passed an ordinance prohibiting cows the convention at Miami, which indirectly time." The Sanford Herald has been the medium through .which Sanford has gained
Twenty natives were drowned In a
comes out of each delegate, as the per publicity throughout the Northern States and has brought to your city the tourist,
• from runaiog a t largo on the street*.
dfem would be less in proportion as mile- speculator, *horoes«kcr. and -desirable citizens. You are reaping the results by In- tidal .wave that accompanied a volcanic
___Gilbert L. Leach has entered suit In nd
wse*iv«*-w***»uwr^PRBHn-PhilltplnTj:”
JjUtfCal«._Xhe-flfflcdtSUlt flat .head
ryoor
the circuit court against Itinry V. Curry tam p of Jurisdiction V, by unanimous
Islands. All towns within a radius of
of Bradentown to the amount of $l(f,000 vote, have decided to change tljc place of Bending in for a ten year's subscription to Tho HeraidT
twenty miles of the mountain were damEvery business man knows it means 100 per cent, to his business and no. where
for injuries sustained by Lcaih when (he meeting to Sunfurd. Under section 145.
nged by n shower of mud and stone*, aiid
elevator in the Curry budding in Tampa page 65 of the constitution and by-laws else willhe gat such returns, in addition you are helping some worthy young woman thn eruptions are continuing with great
to gain a handsome Piano. These young women are worthy this honor and you owa
fell from the top floor jo the basement.
the jHjwer in granted to "select such meet (hem support in winning this Piano.' You owe it to yourself. You owe J t to your force. Thousands of native« have abanr
~ The twentieth annual convocation or ing place as will in their judgement he to editor. You are under obligations to moints'n your city paper. With increased cloned Hick village home« an<£are seeking
refuge in tho surrounding hills, which
,t he missionary district of Southern Florida the best interest of the head camp."
circulation means greater business to every merchant and real estate firm in San
concluded their session In Ocnla Thurs The convention, therefore, will.convdno ford. It is up to you to make Sanford through this contest the centar of attraction alone offer propcction from the downfall
of lava nnd cinders.
day night. * The convocation next year in Sanford, March 14, 1011, at 10 a. m.
to all the tourists coming into Florida. Wil^you do itT
will be held in Orlaqdo.
Jacob McGavock Dickinson, secretary ef
NEW SCHEDULE 1
war, is receiving the congratulations of
DIED IASI SAK1R0AV
For every subscription to the Sanford Herald votes will bo issued by the Contest
The Ceclllan Music Club
Mb associates and friends upon attaining
Manager ns follows:
Ms
sixtieth birthday. General Dickinson
The patrons of the Cecilian Music Club M agneto dcMont Passes Away After
TERMS
TRICE
NEW SUBSCHniERS
- RENEWAL
is
a
native of Mississippi, but now resides
. enjoyed a programme of duetts in the
,
Lingering Illness
I Year
$ 2.IHJ
,
2,000 Votes
1
1,000 Votes
in
Nashville,
Tenn. He is a Confederate
studio of Mrs. Fannie S. Munson last SatMngncto deMant died last Saturday nf. 2 Years
$ 4.00
.
,5.000 Votes
* 3,000 Votes
veteran and a democrat. He resigned as
. urday afternoon. The instrumental duetts ternoou after a lingering illness. Mngneto
3 Years
$ 6.00
10,000 Votes
5.000 Vote*
gcncrlil counsel o( the Illinois Central to
were given by tho Misses Packard, Misses had been ailing for several weeks and
5 Years
$10.00
20,000 Votes
lO.OOlfVotes
take a place in the Taft cabinet Front
Margaret Davis, Lucca Chappell, Helen despite tiie efforts of Dr. Piliey the little
.1 0 Years
320.00
30,000 Votes
15,000 Voles
1895 to 1697 he was assistant attorney
Rowland, Hoskins Jones, Rcnie Murrell. darling passed away on First street uf
Write your name nnd address plainly, name your contestant, mull to the Contest
genera) of tiie United States.
Clarissa Starling, Essie Purden, Kathleen heart disease. Dorn In Jacksonville sev Munager with money enclosed and votes will be given to the ono you name.
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Itrddy, Sadie Williams, Ruth Abbott, Ade eral years ago Magneto was brought to
Tiie lure of gold and giory is proving t
ELEGANT PRIZES OFFERED—OPEN TO ALL
strong far another of the great champioi
laide Higgins, Mhud Alice and Adn Wag Sanford nnd lived with Frank Powers for
Tho foRuwlng prizes are open to every citizen in Orange County as well as the who had dropped from the Ume-light In
ner, Mrs. Munson. Miss Frank and Miss some time, afterward txfing adopted by
Contestants.
The person returning the greatest number subscriptions to the Sanford the world of sport, and announced his
Bowler sang a fascinating Spanish duett. Joe dcMont who lavished all the love and
Tiie club paper was given by Miss Mary affection and dollars upon it that big- Herald, will receive the first prize. The person returning the second greatest number voluntary retirement from the hazardous
Walkcr.on the sublect of the once famous hearted Joe oould do, but tiie child could of subscriptions will receive the second g w nnd so on. On each one of the., sab- motor racing game. The last of these
violinist, Camillo* Urso. Extracts from not stay with us any longer. The stren scriptions votes will be issued to your favorite contestant This offer is to tiie' con past masters who will try to "come hack'
Is Louis Chevrolet, tiie famous Francothis paper are: Comillo Urso should be uous life was too much for Magneto nnd testants and all will be awarded February 24th.
Swlss pilot of racing outomoblles, who
especially interesting to Americans as tier it was tenderly laid away in the rear of
FIR&T PKIZEJ-ELEGANT TURKISH CHAIR
lias, until recently, held - the road race
first artistic performance was given in Keely's Garage last Sunday. Joe has the
Call and see this elegant chair given by the enterprising firm, Theo J. Miller &
record of America, nnd who sprang into
• this country. She was born in Mantes, symiuithy of his many friends but hears
Son to manifest their interest in (he Popularity Contest. Theo. J. Miller A Sun curry
sudden fame by winning the Cobe trophy
'France, in 1845. Camillo Urso dedicated up bravely, being greatly comforted by
a full line of everything, that.makes home attractive and dealers in Furniture, Car
tier heart to the violin when she was only the thought that Magneto II lias been orT pets, Mattings, Crockery, Lamps und Music instumeuts. Out of town trade will be over the Crown Point course in Indiana
in tiie 1009 season.
six years old. Music was her first and tiered from Jacksonville.
given special attention.
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truest education, for therp were no litera
The opportunities for profit which the
Send in ttifc largest fist of subscribers to the Contest Manager Sanford Herald
Good Automobile Record.
ry schools for the child at that time.
raising
of alfalfa offers the farmers of the
Copt. K. K. Murrell Res. Manager, and and win tills elegant chair and get voles for your favorilu contestant for the Prize Southeast is indicated by letters received
Camillo Urso was probably the first
Piano.
Offer
open
to
alii
Get
busy
for
subscriptions
and
ninku
$15,1)0.
woman violinist to gain international or Geo* J* Lace Jr. Sales Manager of the il.
by the Land and Industriul Department
SECOND PRIZE—LADY'S $10 HAT.
,'
even local fame, for the very idea of a Woods Company left Sanford last Wednes
of the Southern Railway showing increasi"girl fiddler" in her day was quite shock day morning for Dupont, Fla., at 7:05!
At Mrs. M. L Allen's Millinery Parlors, one of the season's mast stylish creations ed interest in (lie production of alfalfa
ing to the neighbors. Her early training Spending an hour nt Dupont and return in b lady's hat will tie given by this popular linn to help boost the combatants in and highly profitable results in widely
was rigid. We have all heard of- her ing to Sanford same day. The distance securing subscriptions to tho Sanford Herald to get votes on tho Prize Pluno. Mrs. separated districts.
standing with one foot In a saucer in or- I l considerable over 100 miles over the Alien is allowing an attractive line of fancy articles, stamped goods, hair goods and
Honor For Dr. Detamater
- tier to secure a light and graceful poise. usqnl tropical Florida country roads, at prices wlihln tiie reach of all out of town |>cople will find it to their interest to
making
about
240
miles
in
the
day.
On
Dr.
Dclomater
has Just received word
call at Mrs. Allen's Millinery Parlors, when in the city. This elegant prize is offered to
She loved to go, to seo the world, always
linppy. She was orderly to the last de the trip going DeLand was reached 0:35 every lady In Orange County and votes will be given on each subscription to your from Washington that he has been made
u member of the American Geographical
cree everything neatly labeled and tied. a. in., Datono, 10:40; Ormond, ,11:30; Du favorite contestant.
Society. Dr Ddamatcr is tho author of
MadBme Urso is remembered as a great pont, 12:50. Returning, left Dupont 1:50
THIRD PRIZE—BEAUTIFUL PICTURE—Given by M. A R. STo"r E
many articles of scientific research aiul
-* artist, and It is good to recall her earliest Daytona, 3:45; p. m. spending couple
One
of the most artistic pictures ever painted and framed in an elegant gold has gained renown among tiie learned
hours
there;
Deland,
5
p.
m.,
one
hour
concert work and efforts were encouraged
oval frame, lavishly ornamented will be given to (lie one securing the 3rd largest jieoplo of Chicago, New York, Washing
and stimulated exclusively by the Amer there: Enterprise 6:10 p. m., would liave
readied Sanford 7:30 easy but for spend amount of subscriptions to the Sanford Herald.
ton, Boston and other cities. Some of his
ican public.
The hustling proprietors of tho M. A R Store give the above elegant prize to articles have gained him the high honor
A club chorus in charge of Miss Marga ing three and half hours between Enter
prise and Osteen assisting a brother auto prove their interest in the contestants in the Piano Contest and rewurd their friends of being elected a member of this famous
ret Davis, concluded the program
mobiles t who had the misfortune of getting for hustling for votes. When in need of School Supplies, Art Novelties, (tie best Ice society and hit many Sanford friends'
ofT
tiie road and down in the ditch. Tiie Cream ever, Soft- Drinks of- the daintiest flavor, or a cigar, the best on eartlu call at congratulating hlin today.
Notice of Meeting, S 1. A.
trip was made in an E. M. F. 30 and M. & R. Store, First street, Sanford, Florida. This prize may be won by anyone and
The mouthly meeting of the S. ,L A.
never missed a spark or failed when call- votes will be issued to your favorite contestant for the Prize Piano.
CITY ELECTION TICKET
Thursdayr FebroetT^th, 9 p. m. at Com
ed
on.
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For Mayor,
fort Cottage. -All members please attend
Z _______ I___SPECIAL PfUZES.FQK MENAND BOYS
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Vote
for
one.
to transact" business. Mrs. Trank. Sec'y.
Men and boys are interested in Use Piano Contest and each have their favorite
Sanford Telephone Directory.
contestant
tliat they are helping to win the Piano. As a reward to them the follow
FOREST LAKE
The new directory for 1011 has been
Will Plant Cantaloupes
ing
prizes
will
be
given
February
24th.
issued by the Herald office and a copy
W. H. UNDERWOOD
J. E. Pace Is preparing fifty acres of mailed to every subscriber, This book is
FIRST PRIZE
land for planting the famous Rocky Ford a valuable advertising medium for SinTo the one returning the largest number of subscriptions to the Sanford Herald,
For Aldermen
cantaloupes. This ought to prove a prof ford and for Us patrons and subscribers.
(Term
of two years)
PALMER A SEIG1J
. ..
itable crop for Sanford growers and Ur. Any subscriber not receiving a copy is re
Vote
for
Three
The above enterprising firm take a hand to boost she cause of the contest and
Pace's yield will be watched with interest. quested to notify the business office,
will give
phone No. 8 immediately. Make all calls
—
FINEST HAT
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South Carolina Governor Here
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felt or Panama, to suit your fancy, In their new up-to-date haberdasher store. Palm
Ex-Governor Ansell and Mrs. Ansel! of
er A Sclgh has one of the prettiest men and boys furnishiing stores in south Florida.
South Carolina, were the distinguished
Bryan Still In The Lead.
And will pay special attention to mail orders. It is up to you to get a new hat
guests o f the Robbins Nest on Tuesday.
and
increase you favorite Contestants vote.
They -were -enrocte-to-poinis iu-Souxkj__Latest reporta up to the time of
S EGOND PRIZE^PAIR BOYDEN $ 6 SHOES- ior mcn a n o o o r s
-Florida and Arrived in the City and'left going to press indicate that Bryan
To the one returning the second largest number of subscribers to Die Sanford
■° quietly that few of our citizens were
aware that royalty Was in their m idst is still in the lead and will roll up Herald a pair of Boyden's $6 Shoes will be given by
N O T T O O L A T E T O EN TER
WIN T H E POPULARITY PIA N O
1o f L ettuce
Dehunator L Hilton the well known
growers on Cameron Avenue cut $1.170
worth of lettuce from three fourths of an
"SM -if Tanar'TEtfTiTrem SrUBK'afiW -mg demonstrates tho
or San
ford lands. These figures can be verified
l*y the above named firm wbo mdse the
statement voluntarily and havo no land
1®* 11,
a majority of over 1000 votes. Only
the official count will be able to de
cide the winner.
Sanford vote was very light the
tola! as follows:
, *
Blount, 148 ’Bryan 119.
,v.
Orange County gave Tiiount 590,
Bryan, 493.
7-7/71 CHA5. KANNER
Mr. Manner is anxious to boost any enterprise that helps ^utld Sanford nnd the
contest is advertising the Sanford district. In Mr.. Kunner's Store, you will find a
full line of Spring and Summer goods for Men, Women end Children, and in the shoe
de par tme iitjr oujviU find shoes that wear and give satlsfacDon. When in need of a
good pair of shoes call on Chas. {¿sonar. Out oflow n trade" invlnTd
their headquarter« when in town. Mall orders solicited.
The above prizes ard offered to «111 to everybody ahd to you!' Hustle for sub
scriptions and secure one of the elegantt strictly new, end latest style prizes, and get
votes for your favorite. Prizea will be awarded February 24th.
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Sanford Vegetable Growers Are Making Large Profits
on Theta Lettuce Crop This Season.
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It is nothing unusual to hear of single acres that net from $500 to $1200 per acre
— The other crops are bringing prices in proportion. The general-outlook for Celery
Delta Farmers are brighter this very minute than they have
been for many
seasons.
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Wow is the Time for You to Buy
Vegetable Farms
O n e o f our
at $150 an an acre on our very easy system o f pay
ments.
T h e increased profits as shown this season by the growers will have a great ef
fect in increasing the price o f land, and if you want to do business in the vegetable line in
Florida^
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You Had Better Purchase One of Our Farms
Before the price is increased by the natural development o f this section and the attend
ant success o f our growers.
Title Bond and Guarantee Companys
Farm s are situated on original transportation, are well drained, the soil is excellent and
the community is in a flourishing condition.
Fourteen Families Have Moved to Monroe
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Since we put this division o f Celery Farm s on the market.
W e are buildin
houses every day, breaking new land and planting crops o f various kinds
the effect o f making all the land in tl
new
If You Are Interested
W rite to us about Florida Real Estate.
W e have all kinds of land
chicken firms, winter homes and vegetable farms.
suitable for
Our Terms Are the Best Offered by Any Firm In Sanford
sam e quality, a n d the quality is such that it w ill p rod u ce
anyth ing
that w ill
g ro w
anywhere
We Give You Six Years In Which to Pay for Your Farm and “
C h a rg e y o u n o interest o n the deferred paym en ts.
W rite for Our Book Showing Our System of Irrigation and
Vegetable Culture. It is Free
- & - GUARANTEE - COMPANY
Sanford, Florida, U. S. A.
ir T T T T T T T s fÄ fN in ö lR ffl
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�Orange County Fair, February 7th to 11th.
IN SANFORD—Lit* la Worth Llolng
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number 28
SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. JANUARY 20.1911
AROUND FLORIDA
INSTALLATION QF OFFICERS
L o ca l Camp W. 0. W. Install O ffice rs
T o r th e Y e a r 1911
(de « lie ra i New» o f "The Land The Woodmen o f the World, and the
Woodmen Circle of Sanford, held a Joint
of Flowers.
installation o f officers Wednesday even
ing January 11th, in the Masonic Hall.
t liiifn FROM IDE STATE PRESS The hall was prettily decorated overhead
With W. O. W „ colors, red white and
blue. The Circle colors, lavender and'
An Epitome of the Week’» Mott lm- green. Were also used in decorating'the
partant Happenings In the
em :_jtate's Domain.
Tbli week (he straw berry aeaton opened
vfth the shipment from this section o f
•bout BOO quarts o f berries, which were
•old in the Northern markets at 75 cents
« r quart. Six of the refrigerators went
j jh U e three,/fAra
'skippedfrom the local platform, s ttp , meats will be made from this-point three
times a week until about tw o weeks from
aow, when the season will be on In full
blast and thousands o f quarts w ill be
joins out dally, continuing until about
Hay 1.—Lakeland News.
During the year 1910 there were fortyjive substantial buildings erected in New
several thousand dollars, and only a few
of them cost under 81,000. .Besides these
new buildings erected, several buildings
hive been remodeled-and added to, some
— of these improvements coating 81.000 or
more. Last year was a prosperous one
for New Smyrna and the growth ' during
1911 may exceed that o f 1910. Let us
hope so and work for IL— N ew Smyrna
Breeze.
•
The Kissimmee Gazette has Just re
ceived the renewal from the county com
missioners of BOO subscriptions to the
taper distribution in the North. This
is the most profitable publicity, when the
. general welfare la considered, that has
yet been deviled. It m ay not reach so
many people as advertising in papers
of large circulation,
but
It fetches
more,—Turn pa Times.
James O'ilrien, foreman o f a force of
men engaged in (treat grading in Pen
sacola found a quantity o f Silver coin,
which was unearthed by the workmen
digging down the the street. The money
was [n <|miners mid dollars, and had the
appearance of Having recently been
placed In a Imle, evidently secreted by
some person who had gained it by dis. honest means and was afraid o f detection.
The money was gathered up by the
workmen.
:
J. H. Campbell, o f Kingston, has a hen
that holds the record for large eggs, or
rather for the number o f yolks contained,
(tabic yolk eggs are not uncommon and
the aloretaid hen had been laying eggs
with two yolks, for some tim e post, but
she recently went -ooa better .ami dejj posited in the basket an egg os large as
a goose egg which It was found contained
three yolks.
........
Robbed on The Highway
As Mrs. Marsh was returning to her
home ou Markham Heights about seven
edock last Monday night she was a t
tacked by a bold highwayman Just be
yond Tenth street. He sfruck her from
behind probably with . a sandbag and
after a desperate struggle snatched her
Pocketbook containing |15 and made
Ji esrape. M rsiU aTiiiin n aedn uely
gave the alarm but her assailant bad
disappeared and has not as yet been
apprehended. The high weeds along this
P»rt of Tenth street make an eyoellent
Wsce for such a robbery to occur and
either the residents o f this section .will
1» obliged to carry Winchesters or the'
dty should wake up and clear o ff these
vacant lots and charge it to the property
owners. A pock o f good blood hounds
greatly facilitate the capture of
’ * " • * “ hold-up“ men who come to Florida
shout this time of the y e a r .1
Tried to steal The Herald
Some bold, bad burglar raised a w io■ -J * °* The Herald building last Monday
“ ght and gained an entrance. H e open
ed the back door In order to make a* get, * ,y ,nd while sorting over the money
* sod checks was disturbed by Mr. Stevens,
wbo noticed that the back door was open
^
h « * * the intruder Inside.
Mr.
~ -**ysa L -m B rm teak aa^nfflaar « r A white
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(he burglar m ad« good his
* « P e . If he took anything w e have
Ü ***** missed I t
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Commercial Out» Election „ ,1 _
members and those who wish to
■* members o f the Commercial Club
Attend the m eeting at the City
1« a t Monday n igh t Jan. 23. Elec-
j™
Those on the reception committee were
Dr. J. N. Robespn, J | . H ^ P s flb Q d y ,X _ E ,
Milteer, Mrs. II. H. Chappell and Mrs. O.
B. Singletary. About one hundred and
tw enty-five were present.
The Woodman Drill Team wero in
■PMlUTOCjirip^lng,,: , _
him and aflir rn^i&iVng^flStfhcf^Tlid*
marcked him out. The Circle then took
charffTand installed the officers. T. W.
Mitchell of Jacksonville in the chair.
The officers elect marched in mnklng a
pretty picture; as they formed a semi
circle around the stump. A fter a few
remarks from the installing officer, tiie
officers took their (obligations; after which
eacluifficex iu PrUPCCJLUlCX. was escnrlwl
to the installing chair, and given a short
review o f her duty and with a badge of
Iter office. A t theefoseof die installation
Mrs. J. D. Parker made a short address of
welcome.
Next came the installation o f the W. O.
W.. with officer Mitchell in the chair,
who obligated them and presented each
with his respective badge of. office. Tiie
officers were briefly addressed by the
Council Commander,
J. J. Dickinson,
after which followed the banquet and
an excellent menu
was served, the
following young ladies assisting; Misses
Sadie Williams, Ruth Mcttlnger, Lucca.
Chappell and Margaret Davis. Excellent
music was rendered during the entire
evening. A fter the banquet a box of
fruit, cake and other good things was
sent to the orphanage at Enterprise.
The following are the newly elected
officers for the ensueing year. The Circle
officers as follows; Mrs. T, M. Williams,
Fast Guardian; Mrs. John D. Parker,
Guardian; Mrs. Edgar Diggers, Adviser;
Mrs. W. H. Williams, Banker; Mrs. John
D. Jlnktns. Clerk; Mrs. H. H. Hill. Chaplain;
Mrs.. O. B. Singlctnry, Inner Sentinel;
Mrs. Mary Hootchan, Outer Sentinel; Dr,
J. N. Robeson, Physician; G. R. Calhoun,
M. -F .. Fountain__and___Edgar
Diggers
Managers.
W. O. W. new officers as follows: J. J.
Dickinson, Council Commander; W. H.
Underwood. Adviser Lieutenant; T. J.
Miller, Banker; Dr. J. N: Robeson. Physi
cian; J. W. O. Singletary, Conductor; F.
E. Milteer, Manager; II. H. Peabody, Inner
Sentinel; A . N, Brady, Outer Sentinel und
G. K. Calhoun. Clerk.
M
Early M orn ing Fire
Sanford citizens w ere disturbed in
their slumbers ubout four o'clock Monday
morning by the fire alarm. The Bothnmly
house at the intersection of Park avenue
and Tenth Street had caught on fire and
gained considerable headway before the
department arrived on the scene.
Some delay was caused by the hose
company and water pressure and despite
the gallant fight made by the volunteers
-lhfl. upper part of the house was destroyed
and the entire structure will probably
liave to be rebuilt.
Tiie bouse was occupied hy the Noel
and Llpe fam ilies and while most o f the
furniture was remove«! many articles
were destroyed.
The origin o f the fire is unknown and
occurred at a time when a quick response
o f the volunteers was almost Impossible
but their good work after they arrived is
to he commended.
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THE PIANO CONTEST
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Candidates A re G ettin g Ready F o r A
W arm Cam paign
The candidates in The Herald Popular
ity Contest afo getting ready to make a
hot fight and expect to.get In with both
feet next week. *n>e subscription list I*
open for the candidates and you can get
a line on those who already take the pa
per. A renewal means a jarge number
o f votes, and even if you cannot get a
new subscriber go after a renewal Sev
eral out o f town candidates expect to grt
busy next week and the Sanford girls
must get busy to keep the prizes at home.
Following is the positions this week:
MU» MDdrwi PWtw ............................
Ml»» Jet»le Sluraon................................
Cnmrron City Church..........................
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Mr». J. B. Strykrr....... ...............; .......
Mis* Battle William*...... .......................
11Lih School...........................................
Ml** Alice Robtain*......
MU* Lucille Richard*.............................
MU» Helen Rowland............................
0,725
2,775
2,000
1;3ZJ
1,500
1.150
1.075
-k025
1.025
1.000
Mr*. Mabel Johnson................ ; ___ 1,000
. otrr or town
Mn. Florence E. K Inner. Ovelilo.......... . 2,050
A R are O pportunity
A t 9:30 o'clock next Tuesday morning,
dirfr<Hh,- Tire Ptrw i mrrrftwth y -OorapnTTyr
real estate developers o f Huntington, W.
Vn., and Lexington, Ky., will open San
ford's first auction talc of building lots.
Celery Avenue Addition, tho property to
he sold has only recently been opened.
Streets have been graded and sucli Im
provements made ns were necessary to
make the property n most attractive prop
osition. Close in three minutes' ride or
twelve minutes' walk from the postofficc,
near schools and churches on the Sanford
Traction Company's line, bbuAded by two
hard roads. Celery and Sanford Avenues,
and deeds so restricted that no person of
African birth or descent may buy or re
side therein, Celery Avenue Addition (rids
fair to become Sanford's most desirable
residential section.
The present local force of the Bowman
Realty Company, Messrs. Partridge and
Taft, will be augmented by Major Tbeodore«f\ Combs, tiie south's most entertain
ing auctioneer, who will arrive on the
20th, and lator by Mr. Bowman.
Arrangemhots have been made whereby
free street car truns|>ortution will be fur
nished rill desiring to attend ths sale.
In addition to the entertainment fe a
tures—daylight fireworks, band concerts,
etc.,— two choice lots and m any valuable
cosh and merchandise prizes will be given
away to those in attendance.
Investors, as wrM as
horocseekers,
doubtless will avail themselves o f this
rare opportunly to purchase one o f San
ford's clwirest building sites, at their own
prices, nnd on easy terms. • •
The sale will continue through Wedncsday.
F o r th e Tired M o th e rs
Tiirough tiie courtesy o f the railroad
officials the Sanford W. C. T. U., lias been
allowed to install a prettv little white
crib bn a comer of the waiting-room, for
lh^ convenience of thfi tired mothers and
babies who so often are detained here
for a space between trains. Such.cribs
are in many other places, and only:,a
woman wbo lias travelled -with two or
three children and one o f (hem a baby
in arms, can conoelve the rest that comes
ol easing her arms, if only for a little
while, und 'seelng'r'tIio baby cortltWCSbte
and happy on clean white sheets, as
contrasted with the dusty seals o f a
ACROSS THE
N ew R a ilroa d W ill Run
T o M iam i
A fter having practically completed the
organization o f the A tlan tic Okeechobee
and Gulf Railroad Company, H y C. Ferriot. Robert L. Riley and Hiram McElroy
will make final arrangements for the
preliminary survey o f the new road this
week.
The gentlemen Interested in this new
railroad are all prominent citizens of
this state and New Orleans. La., and
they have been bnslly engaged for nearly
a year in completing the arrangements
for the organization o f the company to
finance the project.
On February 18, the gentlemen will ap
ply to Han. Albert W._ Gilchrist, governor
o f Florida,’ for letters, patent, Incorporat
ing the company. Those applying are,
Daniel A . Simmons, Francis U. McGarry,
the Broward Land Company, A . H. West,
Walter Graham, Robert L. Riley, H y C
Farrlott, Hunter W. Kuiford. J. 0. Mc
Pherson, E. EL West and W illiam S.
Gordon.
The principal offices o f the new rnilsojul .will J mi. Lu Torn pa. A IH L ilM U W lft.
line will begin from a" point near the city
o f Tampa, extending easterly through the
counties o f Hillsborough, Polk, DoSoto,
Lee. Pnlm Beach and Dade to a point
near Miami, and a branch, beginning at
Melbourne, in Brevard county, extending
southwesterly through the counties of
drevard, St. Lucie, Osceola, Desoto and
Lee to a point near F t* Myers; a branch
from
that point extending northerly
through the counties o f Lee, DoSoto,
Manatee and Hillsborough to Tampa; a
branch line beginning at Bassinger In
Osceola county, and extending northerly
to S t Cloud.
The capital stock o f the company w ill
be 81,000,000, and as much as will give
the company 810,000 stock ul par for
each mile of constructed road.
The officers o f the new company will
be Henry Clay Farriot, president; Robert
H. Riley, first vice president; Walter
Graham, second vice president; A. H.
West, third vice president; Daniel A.
Simmons, secretary; W. H Milton, treas
urer nnd Francis Balding McGarry, gener
al counsel.
The books for the subscription o f -stock
will be dpened within thirty days after
the first organization meeting o f tho
stockholders, which w ill, be held In the
office o f the Florida’ T ru st' Company on
the second Tuesday In March, 1011.
Mr. Farrlott, who is a former newapajrer
man, stated yesterday that (lie road
would be built Just as soon as possible
after the granting or the charter; that
every tiling is now in readiness for* the
preliminary survey, nnd that he wanted
tiie people of Florida to know that lie
and his associates meant ' business.—
Times-Union.
O rg a n izes L a d les' Chorus.
Mrs. Homrighous has organized her pu
pils in vocal music and oilier lovers of
good musical work Into a ladies' chorus,
which will meet with her every Friday
afternoon from 3' to 4 o'clock for rehearsal.
The ladies are anticipating a pleasant
season's work and expect to give a con
cert at the close o f the season.
Mrs. Homrighous w ill be pleased to
meet any j f the ladles Interested TiTJoTning tiie chorus, as it is the desire o f those
already interested' that they have a targe
car.
chorus.
Tiie little bod, with an* abundance of
About twenty* five have already en
linen, and sufficient money In hand to rolled and others expect to come in the
have It cared for quite a while, were all next meeting.
contributed in the most graceful spirit by
the citizens o f Sanford. The W. C. T. U.,
Had a Good Tim e.
will make the most upkeep o f this work
A fter a fifteen-year separation W . A
an especial
feature o f
their year’s Rurnohr and L. 11. Rumolir united again
a c t iv it y .__________ ________
Th e Animal C o n fed era te Bell.
W e cheerftiji/ comply with the request
from the Daughters o f the’ Confederacy of
Orlando to notioe their annual reception
and ball, which they will g iv e in the A r
mory in Orlando on Thursday night. Jan.
19. for tho purpose o f raising funds to
help the Soldiers Home in Jacksonville,
to assist feeble and needy soldiers and
their w ives or widows, to care for the
graved o f the soldiers buried in the Orcemetery and for other charitable
and went foe ■ camp hunt on the Wekivu
with C. C. Leo. a A . Nolan, W. E r Lee,
Miller and Hubbard.
Tho party had m lolly good lim e. I> H.
Rurnohr not being used to camp life was
frightened at a bear and yelled: “Get up.
Bill, and build a fire. No sleep for m e to
night." Tho boys had a laugh on him.
He wanted to go back to Michigan. Come
out, boysl Lym an Rurnohr, the pool
player, has gone bock north.
A W ith css.
S ta tem en t o f P o a to in o e R ec e ip ts
There Is no surer Indication o f the
growth and development of a town, than
that shown by its Postofficc receipts.
The Sanford postoffice under the able
management o f Postmaster Chaa. F.
Haskins, shows a very handsome In
crease along all tines, except a Very
■fight decrease in registered matter for
warded, being only thirty pieoes short,
compared with the year )909.
S talin ka which. *bwM._ he in terestin g
-T h e H u n ters R etu rn
worET
reading for those watching the develop
Messrs. Wakefield, WllUpms. E ld « ,
Sanford has almost always sent a dele
ment and growth o f Sanford, a t furnished
Spenoer, Davison and Holly spent several
gation to this excellent entertainment,
by the Postmaster, are h e re « 1th given.
days of this week in Beck Hammock on
and U is 00« Of the beat social events o f
10OU
Jessup and succeeded In gettin g
the n«»«nh at our lister a ly . The ladles Sak of ttamp* «to.
114,252.3A
und
ISSU
Nu.
money
order»
I
plenty
of docks, squirrel, etc. Spencer
are trying to moke this year's ball an Amount roodrod.
expects to start a book In n few days en
e s p e c ia lly fine one. the music will he bet Mooey ardor» paid
* 30.021.47
A»oast
titled T h e Babes In The Woods o r. Lost
ter than ever, and all things w ill be done No. recks lorad pteo
«üapalfáftftd
Upon Raging Jessup" which w ill prove
to make the o c e u io a enjoyable to all wbo
No. w gisw sdgtaw
«**•
rsotivtu.
1*9$
31741most Interesting to UoUy and W illiam *,
H ere
th e R ea d e rs W ill Find a B r ie f
H isto rica l S p rin g F lo w in g
F o r H u rried R ea d ers
A n Indiana man stopped kissing for
a whole ycnr'on o wager o f J100. W e ll
that mightn't bo so hard in particular
port o f Indiana.
A monument thirty fee t -tdgh.-~to the
“ women o f (lie south" will be erectod in
on the anniversary o f Jefferson
ts w H H ta a s r'
priate exercises. Judge Emory Speer
will bo tho principal s p e a k «. The
w ill bo appropriate and beautiful In
design and w ildcost 810.000. Tho money
was raised by public subscription by
veterans.
a
A New York man has proposed to o
girl 21 times, and is waiting in Jail to propoae Mre -gaod. timm. missed his calling. He ought tg apply his
persistence to life insurance.
The champagne Imports Into the U ni
ted States show an Increase in 1010, and
Indicate that It must have been a' good
year for banquets also.*
Objecting to the presence o f negro
medical students - in tiie Government
Hospital for the Insane, a hundred
students of Georgetown nndGcorgo Wash
ington universities luive refused to at
tend lectures given by Superintendent o f
the hospltnl, Dr. W illiam White. ■ .
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Mora than one hundred tiiousand, in
cluding many Europeans, arc dead from ^ *
the Bubonic plague in Manchuria and
northern China. Railroad and other
traffic is suspended.
Not all the many millions given by all
the Carnogles and Rockefellers w ill net a
tithe o f the good that will be rendered
Philadelphia's poor children and selfsupporting girls In the gilts of a $1,000,000 und a 200-acre farm near Philadelphia
by Mrs. Elizabeth W. Garrett.
A L on d o n tailor says that the trousers
o f today will be the trousers 100,000 years
hence. Maybe In style; but It is to bo
liot^d the wearers will indulgo in an
occassional change. • —
—
i*=A n Orlando prohibitionist gat drunk in
Jacksonville and said he could buy any
court in that city for 15 rents. Funny
whut peculiar effect
the Jacksonville
atmosphere has on ’ ‘folks— Tampa Trib
une.
"1910 cotton exports worth 8530,000,000
ami exceeded by $00,000,000 the highest
record heretofore made. A verage price
was 14H cents". This i s ' tlte south'*
prosperty epitomized.
How suggestive is the name o f Robin,
the fellow o f finance who robbed the
Carnegie Trust Company in New York.
One may w o o d « if ha adopted tho name
with malice aforethought when he ab
breviated his Scandinavian name o f
Robinovltch.
Montreal transportation company sold
barrel unclaimed cold storage poultry for
Charges.— Bnnei CPirtnfued a - body o f
man.
The Japanese are reported as disgustod
with tiie plan o f tho government to pro
vide only 840,090,000 for a n avy instead
o f $250,000.000. And yet Uie Japanese
wont peace. _
Enioylng th e Fishin g
Judge M. F. Blake o f New York City ar- rived here Saturday to be with Commo— *
dore To wen a few weeks.. They are en
joyin g some fine bass fishing up the 6t.
Johns. The Judge landed the record bass
lot Monday, a ten pounder. Mr, Blake
has a son In the naval hospital at Pensa
cola, in tiie medical deportment, and after *
■pending a few days there he hopes to
return and enjoy some more fishing with
the Commodore before returning to New
York.
S u n flo w e rs a t C am eron
John Shinn brought some fine sun■lip»efs tn..Tha H erald -office ..th is.w eek
and they reminded us o f olden times.
John lives at Cameron City where most
o l the population formerly resided In
Kansas, and you can't separate a Jayh a w k « ' from his sunflowers any more
than you can a Scotchman from his
thistles. Sunflowers a n a fine crop for
the chickens und seem to grow prolific«ily
to Florida.
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�Œ&C'iTWttKH’s a ir "-.(CUT
January 20, iw
"If n deadly serpent bod broken loose
CURBSTONE GLEANINGS from
circus, and w u writhin' and twistin'
A Budget of Opinion "Just Be
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4 One of my Kansas friends brought In
some lovely sunflowers the other day.
•Do you know : what the. yellow . blossom
represents!
Do you remember the row of sunflowers
which grew along the fence In the back
yard at home, lifting their bright yellow
heads high In the air! Perhaps you called
them ugly and awkward and wondered
why anyone ever planted flowers with ao
little fragrance and grace. That was
. because you had not caught their
£ message. Du(o«c4akJRrliehjnou noticed,
that they lifted their face« to the sun,
followed Its path acroaa the heaven and
then.turned their faces to thç east wait
ing for its return, then you learned the
Mjaason of tha_fftuilq;visr,_You ««imlred
^ fh e Aoweri because ther"*ttoff' so tall
and waved their stalks so proudly; they
were following the light The lesson of
the sunflower Is the lesson of life. Turn
your' faces to the Tight If darkness
scales down for a time, turn your face to
the east and wait expectantly. Look up
ward. Keep a heart full of courage and
t“»r* -n“"'* * " T -irt mope -and-whine.
The light la coming. Be sure your face
la turned to receive .the first rays.
Officers elected and,-installed for the
bis way through Jonetvllle, swoilcrln' ensuing term by Sanford Lodge No. 27,
down a man or woman every few daya LO . O F.
would men stdod with their hand* In
N. G.—J. C Hall.
their pockets, or loanin' up against bamV. G— J. L. Hudson.
doors a-whittlin', arguin’ feebly ¡from
R. S .-W . S. Baldwin.
year to year, whether It was beat, .after
P. S.—J. H. Ferguson.
all, to let him go fteeT After they had
Treasurer—W. P. Stone.
seen some of their beat friends awaUered
Conductor.—0. C. Morris.
down by It wouldn't they chase it Into
Warden—A. J. Kelley.
— Châptalm—E. B. Rondati
they turn the flrtl key on It they could
R, 8. to N. G—-W. 1*. Stone.
get a hold ofT And If It broke loose
L. S. to N.G,—H. G. Smith.
from that, wouldn't they try another key,
R. S. to V. G— C. F. Branan.
and another, till they get one that would
L. S. to y. G.—M. M. Evans.
hold him!
L S, G.—8. F. Klndrick.
"Do you suppose. they would rent out
O. S.G— J M. Oglesby.
that serpent at so much a year to crunch
and awaller folks accordin' to law? And
Don't L u w Sanford
To have your dresses made. Madame
would It be any easier for the folks that
was crushed and swallowed, and for the Josephine of New York has opened a
survivin' friends oi the same. If they was first class establishment over Yowell's
store and Is prepared to create the finest
killed by act of Congress!*’
and latest designs for the ladles. Styles
4 -The contest -that -la on between Sqn are the lauyt New York and Paris
Tfimclsco and N e w 'O d en n i'^ 'w flB fS *
tlon by the federal government aa to the
proper place to bold the Panama Canal
Exposition has elicited an explanation
from President Wheeler of the University
of California why San -Franctps?-. ricysVi
receive"such recognition which appears
in a recant number of the “Independent".
It Is not his argument in detail concern
ing San Francisco’s advantages that In
terests us but the' almost positive con
viction manifested by the writer that a
conflict between Occident and Orient is
an Issue that must ..ultimately, be faced
TiiiT that the PS<3fi^j^?.,T
tile s£kS#j,
place (b be Indly bulldhis. Palmetto av9tU open st Ba. m. and due Msundown,
mdef my band end Mai thla Iflth day of
1911.
FUHREST LAKE^
c
January 23rd at 2 p. m.
THE DU P O N T PO W D E R C O M PA N Y
win givo a D E M O N S T R A T I O N
of
Sanford,' Fla., opjeast edge of town
Seth W oodruff
on the farm of
who has kindly granted permission to make this
demonstration on his property.
Every Farmer
____ — 4 - a l l n t h c r s , i n t C I g a t g ( L - W ^ . ^ Y i ^ j * °
Geo. H. Fcrnald H ardw are Co.
4 Just as a reminder 1 want to say that
wa should not cease talking about that
lake front. Every day some of the peo
ple who have resided In Sanford aa long
ad two weeks come to me and tell me
what a grand Idea It would be to bulk
head the lake front. Just as if I did not
know that wa need it. It is the dream
of my life to see that lake front boulevard
and our representative, our mayor, our
dty council and our dear ladies must
«11 work for it day and night Don't
welt for ten years to get It but push the
subject ell the time.
4 There ere several vacant lots In this
business district that are a disgrace to
our otherwise dean little city. These
lots should be cleaned by the dty gong
and charged up to the owners If no other
way can be devised. Some of this dty
property gets mighty shabby about 'tax
-The Sauhteiex.
time but I notice thabthe value Increases
fifty per cent when a^prospectiye buyer
The Ceclltan Music Club
appears. Some property owners in San
The Cedlian Music Club programme of
ford ought to reside In tho Everglades lest Saturday. Jan., 14, was one of the
where the appearance of the vacant lots many Interesting and enjoyable occasions
would make but little difference to the planned for this years study. The Cedlian
inhabitants.
membership is composed of young music
students mostly school girls. Who do a
4 I see that politics seems to be warm most creditable work. Besides the piano
ing up some In Sanford. Maybe the and vocal Dumber*, there '•l# always a
warm weather has brought out some paper read covering some phase of history
candidates lately. Aa yet the boys have or important music topic.
failed to come out In the open and let us
Miss Helen Rowland's paper of last
look them over but I hear a good many Saturday's progrdha told of the remin
■treat comer chats and such men as iscence* of Adeline Paul taken from bar
Brady, Knight end Geo. Cot Jr., are concert Ufa, which began when a "were
mentioned for Mayor. There Is also said child. ■ The story of her first appearance
tj be a new candidate for city clerk, this in this country at the agfr of ten in tho
position being the only paid one that Metropolitan Opera House New York,
seems worth while. The election la draw was most intereating. The tickets were
ing Close and the boysought to shy their small red cards and the price 50 cento.
coston into the ring If they Intend to
"There was not enough of me", said
do anything. This gum shoe method Patti, “to be dlsoerned upon the broad
never did appeal to me. I Oke to fight stage" ao a table served for AdeUna'a
In the open and let them aU know where pedestal of song.
The usual question asked AdcUna Patti
was "bow high do you. ting!" As If.
beeh called In March and the wet forces
want to try It again. Well, they will
find it another matter when It comes to
our homes. Some of my wet friends
make the argument that only a real dry
man ought' to vote against licensed
saloons losing sight of the fact that the
poor devil who cannot control his appetite
Is the one who ought to work hardest
against the saloon in our midst. And
then our boy*.
, It l* easier to keep a boy from acquir
es appetite for liquor, than it la to cure
the appetite after it U acquired, when
be become* a man. Your high-toned,
hlghJlcenaed saloon*, are simply snares
for the feet of childhood, and pitfalls In
the path* of men. They exist by reason
of license laws, and will exist when those
laws are repealed. Those laws arefpassed
by the people, and you. as part of the
people, are not only accountable for the
existence of the saloons, but for the evil*
they produce; and how you can consistent
ly pray to God tahUFfou Tlcenis saloon*
to prey upon the people. Is more than we
can understand, end wa believe wa will
continue to be led Into temptation os
long as wa make ‘the temptation In which
end aU in the art of music.
"The ballad waa In those days the
choice and right of oil great singers"
From Jenny Lind down, throughout the
profession this wag true, and while the
ballad has waned In America, In England
U la atlU more pronounced In popular
taste than aver before.
The next programme wUl be a com
plimentary one to patrons and wUl be
given the last Saturday In January In
the studio of Mrs, Fannie 8. Munson.
A Job ror You
—The Directors of tho Orange County
Fair Association will employ the follow
ing named persona, for weak, February
7-11, 1*11.
Two gate keepers.
Five ticket sellers.
Fifteen ticket takers.
Three watchmen.
Three janitors.
Applicants for
positions, should
In 1wilting -n»' the
Secretary of the Fair Association. Or
lando, Fla.
Respectfully,
W. R. O'Neal, Secy. '
“Joeiah Alien's wife" in giving the In Sanford. Orden maUed to hlm to Or
world at large a piece of her mind on the lando will recelve attention. Orden can
subject of license asks the following aleo be pbooed to No. 40. Orlando.
questions in her homely but pointed
L A B O R -S A V IN G
M A C H IN E R Y
SA VE S
T IM E
AND
M O NEY
POTATO PLANTERS
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A re the greatest saving to the man who intends to make money
or
spuds
KEYSTONE AND IRON AGE
Im p lem e n ts o f d l kin ds fo r the field a n d garden.
C A L L A N D SEE
Goods
no
TH EM
Hardware Company
Light-your Pres-O-Lite lights by simple
. turning a button on dash-board
BIG SAVING IN GAS
We Have Them in Operation and Will Take
State Agents
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F l o w i n g w ells are
guaranteed. Drainage
sure. Num erous Boulevards, graded and
ditched, traverse this
property
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T h e most beautiful, g
most highly Improved, #
and richest of all un- •
oleared land In the £
Celery Delta
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F a r m s in P A L M
H A M M O C K sold on
easy term s
Talee Street C a rs for
Lots in P A L M V IL L A
sold on easy terms
P A L M
TEN
H A M M O C K
ROUND
TRIPS
DAILY
Only three end
one-half m i l e s
from Sanford, oa
hard s u r f a c e d
road
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The Ssnford and
Everglades R. R.
T?i l f run freight
trains and street
cars direct through
Palm Hammock
with side tracks
Prices will soon
advance
j 4 ■—*»*.-■ *•materially
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t‘i,i,Mi'n (■!
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See J E S S A .
M I N E PARK
10 acres of stately
Palms,
Majestic
Oaks and fragrant
Yellow Jessamine
an exquisite spot
of untrammeled
nature . . . ,
graaaH B E
Jttèkm m
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Frequent S t r e e t
car service brings
churches, theatres
and shops to your
rrr-UU-
Palm Hammock
is being settled by
a very high class
of p e o p l e . A
home here insures
you good neigh-
a
Rural Free Delivery mail ,«$r*
vice. Convenient
school
privilege
for-your children
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Young Men of Sanford buy a PALM HAMMOCK Farm or you will live
.._______ to regret It/.B u y to-day. Come and see me.
First National Bank Building
T he re Is no b e 11 o"r,
safer Investment than
seleoted
real
estate.
SANFORD
Hm IH h I h N H H h h h I
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�THE SANTORO MCRAID
N THE SOCIAL WORLD
Items of Interest Concerning
Society People.
PO INTS-PU RELY P E R S O M I
Mow Celery City Vanity Fair While
Away th e GoMén Hour*—
S ocia l Gossip.
Mrs. Hurt’s Reception
Thursday afternoon a t the Welaka
Club rooms were the scene o f a brilliant
reception, given by Mrs. Jennnlngs LaVerne H urt for her sister. Mrs, Julius B.
Stryker, ot Pennsylvania, who Is spending
the winter In Sanford, the guest o f her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C Higgins. Mrs.
H u rt who is a very pretty brunette. Wore
a most becoming gown o f pale blue
taresullne, w ith a gam aturc o f exquisite
white lace. Mrs. Stryker w as exceeding
ly handsome in a costume o f a beautiful
shade blue crepe do chine, over taffeta,
with a corsage trimming o f Jeweled
paasamentrie. She wore a large black
bat with white willow plume. Mrs. Hurt
waa assisted In receiving her guests by
’I'ly f r t f e h r r t A ^ a w r c a g ^ t f y a w i Ihg s r tly gowned in blue marquisette, fashioned
over old rose messallne, with trimmings
o f gold possamentrle. The punch table
and the coffee table were charmingly
presided over by Mlsa Gelaie • Butt and
Mrs. J. C. Hglglna. ‘ The tables were
spread with whits linen covers, over
'W hich; w as a dainty arrangement of
feathery plunioso and bunches o f violets.
‘ Thft'clab rooms we r e . prettily—deoora u d
and lighted candles werean added charm
to the already pretty scene. Mlsa Flossie
Frank added to the pleasure o f the after
noon, by some exquisite piano selections.
Hisses LHUan Higgins, Peochen LefHer
and Belle Smith assisted In serving a
most delicious salad course. A ll during
the afternoon the dub rooms were crowd
ed with elegantly gowned ladies, who
called to meet and welcome to Sanford
the charming visitor.
R ecep tion a t M rs. Thrasher’ s
Mrs. David L Thrasher gave a beauti
ful reception at her attractive home on
Pork avenue Monday afternoon. On en
tering the reception, hall, one could have
easily imagined that they were In some
particularly pretty place in the Flowery
Kingdom, for the decorations were all
Japanese. Parasols, fans and lanterns
o f every description were everywhere in
evidence. The mantles were banked
with beautiful ferns and flowers; nastur
tiums and peach blossoms effectively
carrying out ü ie V Japanese idea. Mrs.
Thrasher w oa.oxiiatòd 'in receivin g-h er
guests by Mesdames. Robert Newman,
Samuel Puieston and 0. W. Herndon, all
daintily attired in becoming Japanese
klmanas. Mrs. Tltrasher stood In the
drawing room to receive her guests and
wore a very becoming toilette o f blue
and white messaline. The punch bowl
was charmingly presided over by Mrs.
Henry Wight, who wore a handsome
costume of black and white taffeta. In
the dinning room, delicious salad and ice
cream courses were served, the hostess
being assisted by Mrs. N. O. Garner and
Mlaa Nell Garner, who were also prettily
dressed Tn Japanese costumes. The table
was . moat effectively decorated, being
centered with a vase o f exquisite bride's
roses on e reflector. Over the white
linen cloth was q delicate tracery of
maiden hair fern and vlplets, with lighted
candles at the four corners, each bearing
a pretty Japanese shade. Around the
reflector was a circle of tiny Japanese
parasols. A pleasing feature o f - the a f
ternoon were the musical numbers, ren
dered by Misses Ward and St, John and
a dtiet b y Mrs. FanftitrMuiisuii and-H ttle
Mlsa M ay Thrasher. A large number df
elegantly gowned ladies called during
the afternoon, and the affair was a de
cided social success.
A Surprise Party
Forest Gatchel was very plesantjy sur
prised last Friday night by a party a
friends who gathered at the heme o f his
.parent», Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Gatchel, on
East First s t r e e t _____ ______
Th e oocasioa being that o f his eighteenth
birthday. Delicious refreshments o f ice
cream and cake, assorted nuts .and
candy was served at a late hour, after an
evening spent In sociability games and
Forest Is one of Sanfords most promis
ing young men and the high esteem and
love In which he Is held was better ex
pressed by the many beautiful presents
ho received. We wish for him a long,
w a lle t
Another feature o f the evenin g'» entertslnment was a contest for the young
men, the victor being the one able to eat
Qve soda crackers In four minutes. This
contest was won by Braxton Perkins, who
waa awarded a handsome * silver hat
brush for his gastronomic achievement.
Punch waa served during the evening.
.Mrs. Samuel Puieston presided over the
punch bowl and dispensed the refreshing
beverage un her usual charming manner.
DeUdious refreshments were served at
the conclusion o f the games.
--------Those enjoying Mr. and Mrs. Thrasher's
charming hospitality were Misses Madge
Ward, Helen St. John,
Vedn Ward,
Pedchea LefHer, Belle Smith, Lillie Fair
Smith, F lo * « 6- Frank, GeUla BuUr Char
lotte" Kcelor,
Bessie Schumpert Ella
Stringfellow, Besale Long, Gall Moore,
Mabel Hand, Nell Garner, Mcli Whitner,
A lice Whitner, Mabel Bowler, Miss Rob
erta and Miss Williams. The young men
were Nixon Butt, W illie LefHer. Eugene
yi - J . . T higpen. Jack Adams,
Mr. Dem, fta n k Mliteer, W ill Watson;
Mr. Brown, Archie Betis, J. D. Roberts,
J . B. L flw jgn jjlra x ton Perkins. Whitman
Caldwell) Phil Moore, DavldTJaldwell, Mr."
Sauls; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Newman, Mr.
and Mrs. B. W. Herndon and Dr. and Mrs.
Samuel Puieston.
Ronmlllht.
A delightful musical had been planned
by the house committee o f the Welaka
Club for Tuesday afternoon, but owing to
the fact that some o f the musicians were
unavoidably detained, the program waa
postponed, and some o f the members en
joyed an Informal gaino o f bridge. A fte r
the conclusion o f the game, the tables
were spread with linen covers and ice
cream and cake served.
Miss A lice
Whitner and Mrs. Wallace, assisted the
president, Mrs. Forrest Lake in entertaln-r
ing. Visitors to the club on this occasion
were Mrs. W. R. Anno, Mrs. W. C. Yelser,
Mrs. Andrew Johnson, Mrs. Saundles,
Miss Yelser, Miss Tyner and Miss Nettle
(hi id well.
T H IS
U nitarian S e rv ic e s
Dr. A . S. Gnrvcr o f Wooster, Mass, will
preach In the Congregational Church Sun
day Jahuory 22nd, at 3:00 p. ra. Dr.
Carver is the Billings lecturer o f the
American ' Unitarian Association. The
subject o f Dr. Carver’s sermon will be
"T h e Religion o f the Mln'd’ f. " T h e ‘ Con
gregational Society o f SrtnftJM have
courteously tendered their church for
this serve«, and the Congregational choir
have kindly contented to aing. They will
be ossliuadUy Mrs, Wro. Kcder. contralto,
and Mr. K. T. Woodruff tenor.
Everyone cordially invited to attend.
L A B E L
F IR S T Q U A L IT Y ”
M E A N S
GUARANTEED
T h e great demand throughout the South
Tor -u>ur-. First.
Q uality
flour
has
prompted us to issue this label for the
protection
of
the .purchaser..
It is
stomped on every bag or barrel o f
“ Quaker C ity**flour! I F is our absol
ute guarantee of First Q uality.
IT GROWS HAIR.
QUAKER CIT-Y FLOUR MILLS CO
Mers^re Faeto W « Wont Yea Se Frove
et Oar-Risk.
P H I L A D E L P H IA
M arvelous as It m ay seem, Baxall
” 08” H a ir T o n ic has grow n h air-on
beads that orefe once bald. O f course,
la none dr theM rcases w e re th e -h a ir
roots dead, nor bad the ecalp taken on
a glased, shiny appearance.
B exall “ Oa” H a ir Ton ic acts adentlflcally, destroying the germ s which
a re. usually responsible fo r baldness.
I t penetrates to the roots o f the hair,
stim ulating and nourishing them, ll
la a most ydeassnt toilet necessity, 'a
delicately perfum ed, and w ill not gum
BT perm anently stain the hair.
W e w ant you to ge t a botUe o f
R exa ll “ 08” H a ir Ton ic and as# It as
directed. . I f It does not relieve scalp
Irritation, rem ove dandruff, prevent
the hair from , fa llin g out and prom ote
an Increased grow th o f hair, und In
every w ay g ir o entire satisfaction,
sim ply com e back and tell ns, and withOut question o r form ality we w ill hand
back to you every penny you p a id tu
to r I t T w o elxee, 00c. and $ L 0 d Sold
only a t our store—Th e Rexall Btore.
Best Fertilizers
FIRST CLASS CRATE M A TE R IA LS , Sanford, Fla
The Crippen Music Store
High-grade Pianos, Organs,
> and Graphophories.
Low Prices
Easy Payments.
Pico Blocl
proved withJbuildings and unimproved lands.
Lands foi
onization all fenced and under cultivation T O D A Y .
---- Remember, especially we offer on jiaayzterms
VEGETABLE BUYER
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5 and 10 A C R E T R A C T S
Forest City Land Agency
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r.ncy Works of A ll Kinds. Sumplng, Em brW crj Supplies,
. Home-Msde Cooking s Specialty.
Hind-Psinttd Chins
Forest City, Fla.
Magnolia Farm
C on sign m en ts and O rders S o lic ite d
All M o d e r n Im p r o v e m e n t s
M. C. VAN BUSKIRK,
L E A D I N G M E N ’S S T O R E
Common ^Sense—That’s All
W e announce with pleasure the arrival
of the
Before commercial fertilizers were known a n i m a l
manure WAs‘ considered by the practical farmer to be
the best form of plant food. He didn’t know why
except that jtjfa v e jiim the results., L ic big’explaincd
the reason when he showed that ammonia, phOBphoric acid and potash -were necessary as food f o r
plants and that the ammonia in the animal m a n u r e
was wHat produced the growth, hut that it was neces
sary to also have phosphoric acid and* potash to pro
duce the maximum results.
N EW
S P R IN G
AN D
S O M M E R T IN E
The ..City Tailors
Finest Clothes to Measure
and sincerely believe that it will be to
your intcreit to inspect the line be
fore placing your order for your New
Suit.
The assortment is most com
plete,’ containing many fabrics and
W ith all the development o f the fertilizer business,
animal fertilizers have always held first place on account of their crop producing qualities. They have
'no superior as a source o f ammonia, Arm our A n i
mal Fertilizers derive their plant food from Blood
and Bone and Dried Blood (concentrated animal
products) combined with phosphoric acid and polish
in the best forms. It is because they contain the
best and most natural forms o f plant food that they
are 60 popular and the demand for them is incrcas-
novelties' not to Be found elsewhere.
Japanese Party
Mr. aad Mrs. D. L Thrasher most de
lightfully entertained the young ladles
and gentlemen o f Sanford's social circle
in their handsome home laet Tuesday
evening.
The rooms were tastefully decorate«
with Japanese lanterns, umbrellas an«
inlnlature parasols, interspersed with
Armour Fertilizer* Grow the Biggest Crop*
A n early call-will-W -«pprcciAtcdL-__
D. L. T H R A S H E R
SANFORD
S A L E 8
Phone 104
ARMOUR F E R T IL IZ E R WORKS.
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AVENUE ADDITION
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And Many Valuable Cash and Merchandise Prizes
All Lots high, dry, pimply wide, unusually deep, and so
restricted that no person of African birth or descent may
own or live on them. TERMS EASY.
REALTY TRUST
BOWMAN R E A LT Y COMPANY/ Sales Managers
�January 2 0 , 19h
Tflf. tAftrORP HERALD
of the detractors is to tell tourists that ail
the hotels and boarding houses here are
Jammed full and that no accommodations
fiittishsd Every Friday Mornlal at Sanford, fis. can bo secured In the Sunshine City. A l
R. J, Hour. Editor and Proprietor
ready they have been doing It this year.
V e i n told so b j scores o f tourists com
ing from day to day. O f course this is
ttned aa saoaod-cUaa mall matter Ausati 22nd, net true, as St. Petersburg has accommo
dations for ail comers. Isn't It tim e that
ISOS, SI the Potto(Bee at Sanford, florida.
the balance o f the state require that an
end be put to this ral«epresentation!—St.
OSos la Harald BuQdbts
Petersburg Independent.
B O Y S ’ and M E N ’S C L O T H I N G
' OIVE THEM A HOSPITAL
Sanford can boast -o f-»-m o s t able
corpo o f doctors. They have settled here
not because our city is unhealthy bat
many o f them came here to escape the
rigors o f a northern clitne, m any to en
gage in the vegetable Industry and some
to enjoy life in the beat location In the
No department o f the human endeavor
contain« a more devoted class o f men
than la to be found in the medical pro
fession . It is a profession calling for the
highest qualifications deepest research
and the roost profound study. It carries
with it the greatest responsibility, a
responsibility which must be borne .un
complainingly by its followers. Constant
-Bre-demanaStf "by all whd enter its ranks
It they would keep In lirie w ith' the rapid
strides that are being made In ail its
deportments. The successful physician
o f today Is the one who enters into the
reel spirit Of his work to such an extent
-a s, to cause a sufferer to fee I n relaxation
-from pain nm soon.as he approaches the
bedside. Doctors must be large hearted
and yet tender hearted men. Large
hearted in the sense o f having a feeling
for all mankind, and not. only eater with
them the crucible o f pain, but Journey
aide by side with them as they cross the
dork volley; stony hearted in the sense,
o f knowing no fear when the knife Is to
be used In order to save life or limb;
tendered hearted In the sense o f using
the utmost precaution when a patient,
whose feet have already felt the first
splosh pf the dark waters, and who,
longingly, looks up and asks: “ A m I
getting better doctorf*
, .
Yea, the doctors o f any community ore
eternal vigils whichever sleep so long os
there Is human suffering unless, perchance,
they themselves have .reached the limit
o f human endurance.
Our doctors need u hospital and the
public t'plriied citizens should lend their
■id to this enterprise. The question. has
been agitated from time to time and is
up again for discussion.
W e have the physicians. G ive us the
hospital and the whole stnte will furnish
the patienta.
A n article in The Herald about the
Florida delegation getting nothing for
Sanrotd and all for Jacksonville seems to
have peeved Frank Clark, our congress
man. The Herald had no wish to single
Mr. Clark out as the statement was made
collectively. Frank Cltuk has accomplish
ed all that he could to ge t the appro
priation for deep water to Sanford and
we appreciate his efforts. In regard to
this project be writes as follows:
I received a survey o f the S t Johns
from Palatka to Sanford anTTfrom 'S a ri-'
ford to -Lake Harypy. W iese. auruvw»,
were made and resulted in congress
erflow
Local
adopting a project for a channel one hun
:nlture for you.
W e can store .
dred feet w ide and eight feet deep from
W illiam s & MlUoi
Palatkfeitto&nlonL and a channel ^ n e 4
► W e are equipped to handle your repair
hundred feet wide and five feet deep
work.
Hanford Mafchlno & Garage Co.
from Sanford to Lake Harvey. The
48lf.
money has been appropriated for both
A
bnrgln.
Good Steel Range for $20.
these project: It Is now available and the W illiam s
Mllteer..
21-tf
work will be dono Just as soon as the
T o r a re a l H a ircu t and Shave g o t o
engineer force can get to I I In addition A lb e rt B randin g. S an fo rd ’s Leading
to this we put on the current river and B arber.
h artot bill in the house, a provision for
N ew goods a rrivin g -d a lly at Long's
a survey o f the Wektva river from G a y grocery stofe. G ive him a caiL
13-tI
Springs to Its intersection with the S l
Bring youir old tires to Sanford Machine
Johns, this with a view to Improving the A Garage Qo. Cot vulcanizing.
48-lf
W eklva end pt the request o f the Com ‘ Hockers "Graham
flour at
tan g's
mercial Club o f Sanford.
store.
T ow els
Sheeting and Sheets
First Street
S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A
J. K. M E T T I N G E R ,
The Brooksvilie Board o f trade is a
live one hnd Is doing a splendid work
in building up that section o f Hernando
county. The board recently published
on attractive booklet that was one o f
the best pieces o f literature ever printed
about any section o f Florida. The people
of Brooksvilie are to be congratulated up
on having a real, live commercial body.
THE CITY
RESTAURANT
Depot orpwite Poetofflce)
H. E. W IS E , Proprietor
"_
Formerly Manager, o f Central Cafe
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Steaks, Chops, Oysters and Fish a Specialty
E v e r y t h i n g F i r s t .C lass
Prompt, Clean Service
Place the titles to your real estate in
the Realty Trust Company and avoid com
plications. For particulars address B. F.
Whitner, Jr„ Secretary.
7-tf
Gas engine repairs. Sanford Machine
& Garage Co.
-48-tf
: New stock o f pianos at Crlppen’s music
store, just received from New York apd
Chicago factories.
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W hat a little mrtiey • will do on the
purchase o f a piano at Crippen's music
store will surprise you.
,
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Cracker meal an d . full line National
crackers fdr sale by W. W. Long. 18-lf
Meal Tickets ore Sold ot Reduced Rules
I D O N ’T B U Y A N D S E L L
I
GROW
AND
SELL
The banks observed Lee's Birthday yes
terday by closing. Otherwise one would
The most interesting stock in town at
scarcely know In Sanford that the birth
• 2I-4t
day anniversary o f the south's beloved Crippen's music store.
Handsome china cabinets Just In. San
leader had passed. I f there are enough
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daughters o f the south in Sanford they ford Furniture Co.
One Dining-Room Suit. 6 Chairs, e x tra ;
ought to observo this day o f days and also
Table, 1 Buffet, 1 China Closet Mission.
tho south's Memorial day.
the beat thing for tho money in town.
W illiam s & Mllteer,
Full line o f sweet or sour pickles in bulk
H a rry Crlppen w ill tune o r re p a ir
. IS-if
and keep In o r d e r yo u r piano In a sa t or in bottles at tang's.
Don't forget to have your chipped beef,
Is fa c to r y m anner fo r about h a lf o tb
breakfast bacon and boiled harp sliced at
era ch a rg e . Pin th is t o y o u r m em
Long's store, on bis American slicing ma
o ry .
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chine.
18-tf
Cold weather, but hoi bargains in
Notice' of, election
To decide whether the «ale of InUnlcaUng liq pianos at Crippen's music-store.
21-4t
uors. wine* end been (hell be prohibited In Orange
county, Florida.
s
i’urtueot to an order Issued by the Doird of
County CotmnUtlcmrrs of Oraoae county. Florida,
a s^eja^ meeting held on the Uth day of January,
B e tte r than ever.
W h a t Is b e t t e r than ever?
Y o w e ll's V io let Brand Sale o f w h ite
Notice Is hereby given that an election will b« g o o d s and em b ro id ery.
held In Orange county. Florida, on Wednesday,
March let. 101!. to decide whether the tale of InW hen Is It t o be?
toslcaUng Ikmon. wine# or beer shell I « prohibited
. W edn esday. January 25th.
In tl\a county of Chen*«, state of Florida.
In Witness Whereof I hove hereunto set my hand
Y o w e ll's annuol V io let - Brand Sale.
snd seal pi office this Uth day otjaapary, A D.
1011. ' fecal|
B. M. ROBINSON.
B e tte r than e v e r. W edn esday JanuClark County Comralssluners of Oranga Co., Fla.
h ry 25th .
•>
23 it
23-St
Genuine Rocky Ford Cantsloupc
Devis Perfect Klondjrkc Cucumber#
Livingstone Globe Tomato
Latra Early Red Valentine and
Wardaweil’e Kidney Waa Beano
Coke* and Canti Crown in
Rocky Ford, Colo.,' Tornitore sud
B rin e in Michigso,
1 Csn
Sane You Money
P. 0. Address Auf. I Oct. I, Rocky Ford, Colo
Home Address, Plant City, Fla.
C. C. CARLTON
E X H IB IT S
PlartrCity.
Citrus Fruits, Farm Products,
.
- Hogs. Cattle. Horses, Poultry
Bench Show, A rts and Crafts
practically unknown.
The figure* m ay be dry reading but
every one iliould peruse them and taka
an Interest in these two institutions
which mean ao much to Sanford.
JOININO THE ANVIL CHORUS
„
PoM ibly one o f the greatest forces in
deterring the development o f Florida is
the organized band o f detractors at Jack
sonville. Unfortunately everyone coming
to Florida, generally speaking, must eotne
thorough Jacksonville. There .the land
agents, boarding house agents and cap
per« generally get hold o f the tourist or
prospective Investor and pump Igm full
T iflt a ls tc p re s a iH a i inns o f all Florida be
yond tbs Immediate neighborhood of
Jacksonville. Their purpose 1«, o f pourae,
Jacksonville, fawyears post S l Petersburg has found It absolutely necessary to
.send a representative to Jacksonville to
meet people and tell theta that the Jack
sonville stories are untrue. So fa r as S l
P etersburg la concerned, tbs chief scheme
SCHOOL
^Florida
E X H IB IT S
AM USEM ENTS
Dog, Pony and Monkey Circus,
W ild W est-Shows. Oriental. V illage
Human Doll, O ld Plantation Jap Village
¿ J V IT H T E N O T H E R S H O W S
F R E E A T T R A C T IO N S
H U M A N E The Fastest Trotting Ostrich in the World
GIVING AN E X H IB IT T W IC E D A IL Y
NICK C A R T E R , The World's Famous High-Diver, Jumping
110 Feet Into a Pool of Water
RiLSfdmll hntwftftn Rnlllna College nnd the Ormond TVnm
Exhibits transported free on Railroads. ' Reduced rates have
bean granted by railroads, February 7 to 11, scheduled to Feb
ruary 12th.
-
P la n e t Jr. Tools
worJ
What's the use of drudging to get ordinary results when a Plan et Jr
Seeder or Cultivator does six men's work, and gives you an increased
yield besides ? Planet Jrs are patents o f a roan skilled both in farm
ipg and manufacturing for over 35 years. They arc
light, strong, lasting, and fully guaranteed.
x jr * *
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n
No. 4 Plan et Jr Cotnbinsd Seeder and W h eel-H oe
¿ M
b
Ja M
rzves Ume, lubor, t m l and monry.
Alrooit all u «fu l J I H H i
■ V gwden implement! in one. Adjujiable in a imuute lo
L ffB H H
* °w 111 6**dcn « « K hoe, cultivate, weed, or plow.
. I ’ajrs for itself quickly, even In small gardens.
8 P ,w w t Jr flo ra * How and Cultivator
; B A , I VjV Will do more thing* in more ways than any srtbtf ■ A J E B . - P .
■ v l M
horse-hoe maiie. Hows to or from (ha row. X ' a H r - T
Come and look over these up-toi n date implements.
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�.mnuary
20 . t9ii
Till SANFORD IIPRALD
C O M M IS S IO N
CAR
We
LO T
w ant you r
R.
crop
M ERCHANTS
and
w ill
o ffer
M U R R E L L ,
’
W h e re D e v o u t o f th e C ele ry
C ity W o rs h ip Sunday.
**
DISTRIBUTORS
special
inducements
Resident Manag«
SAN FÖ RD . FLO RID A
6IM O N D 5
RESUME: Of ALL CHURCH EVENTS
O f In te re s t to T h o s e R eligiou sly In*
cllncd—S u bjects o f D iscourses
fo r th e Sabbath.
tkCKwvh««M »U Cttr iit'EtfOn^
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I
K r i | u t i ledi tua b r i o j o r >«nd i t a l f A n n o u fb c + m tn U «ndl
«nbf i C h u rc h N n r p its i|rla »Wie» n o t h t t r ih « n W r d n r t -
m a d e righ t and p ro p e rly p la c ed or
tajr ali»noon,
P e r io d ic a ls
to n c ry
C IG A R S and T O B A C C O
C O L D and H O T D R IN K S
IC E C R E A M
:CGcr."jr»M— Wholesale and Retail
SANFORD, FLO R ID A
PH O N E 109
To Think o f New Furnishings
For Your Home
EVERYTHING IN FURNITURE, QUEENSWARE AND STOVES
kiri j
M a d e o f Sim onda Steel.
F u lly war*
ranted. T h in back.
P olish ed a p p le
jpI handle. T h e s e are a fe w o f the g o o d
'■'f points, h u t c om e in and see fo r yourself.
j M a k e you r o w n w o rd a g ree w ith oura.
ReV. J. A. Hcnilry, pattof; cliuruh. corner Park
avenue and Flflii kind; p «rton.gr. corner Mngnulla avrnuc and Seventh street; phone 254.
Sunday mornlna service at II; evening service.
7:0o. Sunday school. B;45 a. m.; Jno. K. Metlinger, Supt. Teachen' meeting every Friday,
7:30 p m.
,
Sunday school, 9;45 a. n>. J. K Mettlnijer. Supt.; A. R. Chappell, assistant.
Adult class last Sunday was largely at
tended
Huilnnss Men's tin as reached
seventeen Come, join ni{| get the help
it affords. Class study ndopted' to the
thought o f business Tncrn—
Semion, I I a. m. Subject, "M y place
hi .making a . w orid.-'-J»aaiiou,.v i m h ,
Subject, "Subject, "M y troubles and how
to get rid of them." A cordial welcome
If.^ o u b u y a Sim onds Saw , you \ - liû
w ill n o f regret it,' T h e aaw hangs Ì
j .¡f
just right because tho Im iidlo is
/ Simonds Saw
^ & s s^ .
We have. some fine Simonds
Carpenter’s Aprons. Jor usor^
Simonds Saws. - A good line Of
Hammers, Squares, Pinch-Bars
and Planes
lesson study, followed by. monthly busi
fiPirrn rarln jr— A ~ fu lt-im cn d a n cc-ts-n n '
ipieRletl.
‘ *
Choir Practice follows prayer meeting
Wednesday night. A ll our singers and
helpers requested to be present
Salt and Fresh W ater Fish
th e People's C on iregatlon al
Rev. Ceorge H. Wald run. pailor; Sunday morning
»ervice, II; evening aervlce, 7:00; nrayer meeting
Wedatsdsy. 74)0 p. m ; Snlrtwaih school. 0:45 a. ni.
J. C. Kiiiiulrutur, XupwinLodaiu.
SEE
OÜR
Rand Building
B A R G A IN
CO UNTER
Just across the street
Rev. George D. Waldron o f the People’s^
Church will give the third of his series of
Dmthetlmod sermons to young men Sun*
duy night. Subject. "H is Home." The
young women are invited to be present
also. Mr. Waldron will also preach In the
morning. Strangers and visitors espec
ially welcome.
•
D rat Uaptlat •
Rev. J. W. Wlldman. pattar; Sunday morning
« m o * . 11; evening service, 7310; Sabbath school.
D:45 a. m.} Prof. N J. i’erklni, Supt; prayer
Dueling every Wedneaday, 7:00 p. ip.: teacher*'
meeting Friday evening at 7:30.
Presbyterian
Kev. J. F. McKinnon, paatur; morning .ervlce,
II uv.uing service, 7:ll(). Sabbath school, S:4 G a.
nr, Henry MeLa idIn, Supt.; prayer meeting Wed
nesday 7:30 p. m
Married or Single. Have a Home or a Good
Safe Investment.
The Markham
Park Addition
O n the O rlando road just two blocks
from street car line
T h irty B ea u tifu l Lots
Just been laid out' and streets being
graded. N ow ready to build you a
om e
omc.
S ee me at oircc. It don’t cost noth
ing to look and get vour choice. Some
lots shaded with oaks and some witk
orange trees. N ow is the accepted time
The usual services m ay be expected
morning uud evening. In connection
with the morning
service Mr. A. U.
Brock who wns recently elected to the
office o f ruling elder will be formally
Inducted Into that office.
idist Sabbuth was s banner duy both
in the attendance upon the services of
the church und the Sabbuth school.. A ll
urc cordially Invited to the services,
ed “Ready, to P lan t” Sanford
•
Catholla \
Cutholic Church. Oak uvenuc between 8th and
Dth streets, Rev, Father flreinnhan in charge.
Muss every Sunday at 10 a. rn. Rosary, sermon
nmi benediction every Sunday at 7i3ll |>, m. Sun
day srhonl nl 0 a. in. CMlfetuons heard Saturday
Ix-fore fbst Silndny of tho month between 4 and 5
p in, and 7 and N p. rjt Flryt Sunday of month
mass at 7:30 n. m. and 10 a. in.
Tux A s s e s s o r’ s N o tic e
Either an assistant assessor uf taxes or
I will bo at the fallowing named precints
at the .dates herein named to receive
elate und“county lax returns for tho year
H H l:
Oviedo, Jan. 16. Geneva, Jan. 17. Urn*
luutu, Juu III. Christmas. Jun. Hi. Lungwood; Jun. ¿1. Ocoee. Jun. 23 a. tit'
Wiutcr GorUcu. Juu, 23 p. w . Oakland,
Jnn. 21 a. m. Golhu, Jun. 24 p. in. Con
way, Jun. 25 u. in. PinecssUe, Jan. 25
p. in. Winter Purk. Jan. 25 p. m. W in
ter I’urk. Jan. 26 a. m. Maitland, Jan.
26 p. in. Zcllwood. Jan. 27. Apopka,
Jan. 27- Leko Mary. Jen. 30. Pnolu,
Jori731. Sanford (n t the city clerk’e o f
fice) Feb. I, 2. 3. -
,
Annum Bim.
22-2c
Tux Assessor,
j
The regi$iruilon booksof the city of San
ford will be open from 0 a. m., Jan. 2nd,
till 5 p. ru. Feb. 1st, 1811A ll those desiring to vote In the coin
ing city elecUot) sliould see that they are
properly registered.
t
R. C. M ax w e ll , Clerk.
f
Celery Farm s
T
These farms can be bought for the next thirty
days for less money
than ever again.
Wc
have Sanford farms to sell.* N o t Largo, Taft,
Burbank nor Celery City
Always Sanford.
but Sanford.
There is only one
Sanford,,. A ll irrigated ready Y o , plant.
W ill
pay for themselves this winter........................
Drown,
rector:----------------A. D. Key. senior—
war
Krv, II. j —
--------den; So min y morning servi«. II; evening service.
5:00; Sabbath school, 0.45 a. m.; B. F. Whllner,
Supt.; prayer meeting. 7:30 Wednesday evening
Notice
See M e . a t O n ce and Save M oney
N o w Is T h e T im e T o Buy Im prov
H.
C H A P P E L L ’S
Real Estate Agency
Free Voting Coupon
Tills is n separate vote from the nominating coupon. As
ninny mny be sent in eaclt week for ench contestant ns can be
{jpllected
This coupon-entitles.
to 25 votes in
The Herald's Popularity^ contest. This cöüiKttTIhUÄt be In
office by Wednesday 5 P. M„ o f euch week.
' ------------------—— ---------------------- :---- -----— ~ ——
Nomination
Tiie first one of these coupons sent in for ench contestant
entitles them to 1,000 free votsa Only one o f these coupons
will be allowed to ench contestant
i
I nominate Mr. Mrs. or Miss—
i
.*............ ? .............................
as a candidate in The Herald’s contest.
Nominated by........ ................. * .
Ttic ^rnnpöfitim -Restàuri nì lè e
Room No. 1.
FIRST S T R E E T
G arner-W oodruff Bfdg
S A N F O R D , F LO R ID A
to serve the public at all times. Only the
Very best served and you can get a n y
thing you wont uud when you want iL at
the Cosmopolitan, under new mnnage-
While it is not necessary that a coupon be used, it will fa
cilitate matters to send one for each'contestant. Under no
circumstances w ill the nominator’s name be divulged.
T h e Herald Contest Manager.
�«wwienT T> T inSîiïïK®:‘f'rjSW^,rs*f‘
January 20, I9 I!
I .EPORT OF THE CONDITION Ok
Now, 1 take this method o f solidtlng
your support. Should I fa ll to see, you or First National Bank a t S a n f o r d
W.<W. Underwood Outlines Duties of mention m y candidacy to you In person in tue it a t i : o r florida, at m i close or
la no reaaon that I don't want you» tapMayor's O ffic e
port, for 1 w ill appredate your vote, and
Being a candidate for mayor I was told
should 1 have the honored position .I
U n w fe k that I dhfht lo let the people
know bow I stood on certain Issues. To
ILOWK19 K U O L f l l W U H t « „ . . . . • .
* -«• w
and taxpayer^ o f Sanford end fill this of Overdraft*, ««cured *nd on*ecured....
start with I want to state to the good
6,830 00
U.
S.
Bondi
to
«
c
u
r
i
circulation.......
floe to the very best o f m y ability.
24,870.07
Bondi, «ecuretîe*, etc......... .
people o f Sanford that I have made no
17,000.00
Respectfully.
UanVlni tiouw. fumltun and Butirra
alliance or agreement with anybody for
Due frum National Banks (not rwerye
W. H. U nd erw o o d .
U.sos.es
m m ta l. . . . . . . -.... ..............
their support, and If 1 can be elected to
4.106.S9
tas front Sum llinki and Banks».-.
38,401.71
this office without any strings tied end
The W cdn osdny Club
2.076 S3
: Decks sad olhrr cash
1,728.00
elected dean I will appreciate it. other
The members?o f l b e d u b w lfl all please iute* of other Nntlonnl Banks........ .
fractional paper currency, nickrli, and
wise 1 don't want It, and if elected I shall bear In mind that they are requested to , . .........................
cents....... .......... ........ ...... .....
be mayor and w ill do just what my con meet el 2'oclock Instead o f 2:30, the usual Uwnji Homi Hom i mK«¡
Specie.... ...... ...... .... 311'
science leads me to be right, on any and hour, next
Wednesday.
The earlier Jeinl-trnder notes......... 11,850.
Redemption fumi with U. 8. Treesi
all occasions.
(3 per cent, of circuisti«!......
meeting is desired Tor next Wednesday
I am heartily In favor o f economy, a only to enable the members to attend a Due from U. S. Treasurer..........
^»372.213.35
clean d t y and honest, open admlnDtra- lecture on Domestic Science In the W etion I suggest that every owner end renter Inkn Club rooms end undtfr the auspices
LIABILITIES
o f property In the d t y resolve to do all In o f that dub, Wednesday, the 25th, at 3
Capital Stock paid in...............
his a irie r power during 1011 to improve
Surplus fund.
êâ t», less’ es pensés
The prograor for thenftem oon was both
9,93f;*8
0,240.00
k notésmtstmndinii.
interesting and entertaining.
Affitti
Mrs. H. II. Chappell's paper on Home
Building had reference to the earliest
colonial times and -the f l a t settlers in
1828.25-300.030.09
America, many o f whom were Induced to
• 372.213.33
bravo the dangers o f on ocean voyage
and the unknown perils to be found in a
of Florid«.
1u
wilderness Infested with savages and Stale
County of Orini« Í
L F. P. Foraler, en»hier of the above-named bnnV
hytflp; from unrest and desire for
do aolcmnlr swei» that Ihe aboveatatemenl
change, or freedom from- the restraint#-#!- to tha beet of my knowledge and belief.
r/P. FORSTER. Caa
live end it Is essential to the health and civilization. Others sought the wealth
Subocrtbed and sworn to before me title 141
w elfare o f the people o f Sanford that which they thought only awaited their of January. I0U.
n. itb i.
they oid in keeping the fcHy dean. Much coming, while many craved religious Correct—At teat i
Notary Public.
B. R. SVt
good can be accomplished here If the freedom and peaceful Itotnei in a new
'people are sim ply-m ade to think these land under happier conditions.
precautions ore for their own good and
"T h e First Am erican Legislature" was
w e all get together, the results In Improved Mrs. M ay Dicklns' Interesting theme, end
conditions w ill be surprising. I am In showed that the laws the King and par*
T re a s u re r's R ep ort
fa v o r o f __dty improvements just aa fast llam en t enforced in England w as n o t- in
Oflkw of Ctty Trvesurer,
Sanford, Fla.. January 8. 1811.
as w e ore able to have them. I am in every case applicable to the government
TO THE VOTERS OF SANFORD
the d ty , but 1 om nOt in . favor o f pladng
e burden upon the people unless they say
a a -1 believe that a n y heavy debt that
Is lo be put on the.taxpayers o f Sanford
should be lanctloned by a vote o f the
people. I don't* believe In Czarism. I
think the people should rule and not a
fe w individuals for their own personal
gain, and I promise you, if you should
elect mo as your next mayor, that 1 will
endeavor to have printed In your d t y pa
per the proceedings o f the city council,
what money is paid Into tha d t y atid
paid oul who got It and what for. I be
lieve much dissatisfaction can be over
come by letting the people know through
the columns o f our (tome paper what 1s
being done and bow much it coat.
1 have ¿sen questioned as to the whlskey selling In Sanford. 1 am satisfied for
Sanford to remain ns It is, but should our
d t y go wet, m y Id e a . is that w e should
have s limited number o f saloons, say
not over one. to each thousand population
and that the mayor and coundl have the
authority to elim inate places where the
proprietors are persons o f bad character
or known to be unfit to conduct public
houses a t presenL . Should it go w e t the
licenses are granted by the county com
missioners and applicant* are required to
satisfy the commissioners of their fitness
to oondudt such ptecer-to-secure license.
Tba only power the d t y w ill have, or D
now In possession of, in regard to saloons
U the right to daee them at midnight
end to prevent the sale o f such intoxi
cants on Sunday. I trust that our able
representatives, to the Legislature will en
act a law giving the d t y authorities the
power to reject any undesirable citizens
or persons from doing a whiskey business
and that said mayor and d t y coundl be
Invested with power to revoke the license
o f such characters when they have vio
lated the lews o f our country. I f whiskey
is sold In sold in Sanford and I am mayor
there will be no dirty dives allowed. I
I shall do m y best to do rig^t by the
whlakey people and the d tizeh s too.
"N arativcs dealing with Bacon's Rebel*
lion” were reed by Miss Guild, the causes
end conditions which forced this other
wise loyal eublect to commit these so
called treasonable acts, were 'd e a rly and
fairly given by the writer o f the narativcs
and in which Bacon seemed more hero
titan traitor.
Mrs. J. C. McDaniel read a, very intereating and Instrvctive paper on;"Politics
In Colonial V irginia." Review ing the po
litical conditions o f those early times re
pealed the fact that history repeats Itself
In many ways, and that the political cor
ruption and misuse o f power In present
day politics has a precedent lo the colo
nial days.
Program for January 25
Th e Labor System— Mrs. B. F. Whllner.
"The Bacchic G ift” — Mrs. May Dicklns.
Rending, "Drinking Tobacco"— Mrs. For
rest Lake.
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A meeting o f the women o f Sanford
will he held in the Eagles Hall, W elbom
Block Monday afternoon, January 23rd,
at 3 o'clock, instead o f at the High School
building as stated' in postal card an
nouncements. v7. V . '
— —— —This meeting is for the jxirpoee of
forming an association to aid In caring
for thd sick and needy o f this community
by having one or more rooms which are
to be used as a nucleus for a hospital.
Every woman Interested In charitable
work and Sanford’s progress end welfare
Is urged to attend. Signed
Mrs. T. A. Neal,
Mrs. Henry B. Wicht
Mrs. Geo. H. Fernald.
A word about vagrgney.. 1 am very
WHY HESITATE7
much in favor o f everybody working that
has to work for a livin g a nd I shall rigid A n O ffer T h at Involves No R l i f For
T h ere W ho Aeoept I t
7
ly enforce the vagrancy law, ao far as in
W e a re oo positive our rem edy w ill
m y power.
com pletely roll ovo constipation,-^##
1 favor lake front
improvements.
m atter bow chronic It may be, that
Much can be added to Sanford b y improv
we offer to fnrolsb It tree of all eoet
ing our water front, which Is - hardly sec
if It folia.
ond to none In the state. A great many
Constipation Is canoed b y weakness
visitors come to Sanford via boat, and at o f th e nerves and m uscle* o f the large
present our water front Is not very in vit Intestines o r descending so loo. T o ex
ing. Let's get together on a greater and pect a c o re yon must therefore tons
pretUer Sanford. There can much good np and strengthen those organa and
be done if w e ell get togeUier on upbuild restore them to healthier a ctivity.
W e -w a n t y o n t o t r y D exall Orderlies
ing our flourishing tittle d t y .
on our guarantee. T h ey e re eaten Ilka
1 b e f f t j f the d t y of Sanford should o f
candy, and a re particularly tdeah fo r
fe r as tm-Inducement to manufacturing
children. T h e y act d irectly on tha
enterprises a free taxation for a period o f
nerves and muscles o f the bowels.
years. W e are centrally located In the T h e y have a neutral action on the oth
state, with water freight rates, and with e r organa or glands. T h e y d o aot purge
some inducement no doubt we could ob o r cause any Inconvenience w hatever.
tain some o f these enterprise# which will T h ey w ill p o sitively overcom e chronic
greatly benefit the merchants and Invest o r bkbttnal constipation and the m y r
iads o f associate or dependent chronic
or« o f Sanford.
I have been Informed by our worthy ailments. T r y Baxall O rderlies at our
risk. T w o sixes, 10c. and 20c. Bold
postmaster that w e could easily obtain
on ly at our store—T h e B axall M ore.
free delivery if w e could put the side-
Artesian and Deep Wells
S ee Us Before Placing Your Orders
W e arc
out fo r business a n d w ill m ak e it to y o u r inter
m ake, jn o rc . m o n e y th an ever before.
terest to call on us.
W e have ju st received a
large
sh ip m en t
of
E a rly R ose N o . 4 S e e d P o tatoes, the best varie
ty
fo r this section.
ever,
O u r prices are
lo w e r
than
O u r price. $2.75 per sack'.
The Big Store at the Clyde Dock
Phono 3 3 0
27230 02
Interest................... .
B dafftniknai r..... .v
W e h a n d le
Groceries—
Gentlemen:—I bei to submit my wml-enrtuel
balance sheet ss Treasurer of the City of Sanford,
Fla., for the six months ending December 31, 1910:
City Property............
Streets and BridM
Repairing Stdewal
Sidewalk Liana....
Trodle« Frisone»........
Police Deportment .....
Fire Department.........
Pauper Account.........
Miscellaneous Expenses.
Tarn Current—«re i Esl
Talcs Current—Personal
Dellnt). Taxen 1902.;....
::
:: « » o s .......
Most Complete Line of Baked Goods in Fioritili
Ill PARK AVENUE
NO.
SANFORD
Phone I0G
FLO RID A
-20 Year 0 Jt City Bond*
vkuebera ...................
City Improvement Fund
Bond Trottera
[ RETAIL CASH GROCERY
Account ........
urt Fiera (rath
J. B. WILLIAMS, Prop.
j
I aleo beg to report the preeent itatu* of the City
Improvement Fund:
Paving eaecM unpaid ... 308Q4 43
Cath loaned to City.....
9721 87
Ca»b la Bank».............
0 61
Vourhera unpaid.........................
35357 00
Balance................... 11178 71
Rr» pert fully,
R. C. MAXWELL.
► Staple and Fancy Groceries,
tL
and Seed
t'
Hay,
f?
%
Grain
l
Fruits, Vegetables, Cindies, Cigars u d Tobaccoes
[
All Kinds Country Produce Bought and Sold
[
21b, C o c, 3rd S tr e e t und S a n fo rd Ave,
fc
P. 0. B o* 112
. SANFORD. FLORIDA
P h il n r t>
Trra*urrr.
«
D issolution N o tic e x
The partnership heretofore existing be
tween K . R. Murrell and J. B. W illis un
der the name o f "The Boston" store lias
this day been dissolved by m utnalcon
A ll bills due The Boston wtU be pay
able to K. R. Murrell end the said J. B.
W illis is hereby released 'from all obliga
tion o f said partnership. The business lo
be conducted In thefuture under the name
o f the Boston and by the said K. R„ Mur
rell.
K. K. Murrell,
G E N E R A L
FIRE
IN S U R A N C E
AGENT
O ffice Above F irst N ational Bank
J. B. Wilus.
Jan. 4.191 !. .
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7
NORTH
Atlantic
Coast Line
SOUTH
WEST
ELECTRIC LIGHTED P U L L M A N
DINING AND SLEEPING CARS
C. W . R O S E
TROEHDETÖlf
the people If they want free delivery.
J. V . R . P A G E
It's m ighty nice to have your m all deliv
ered at your door twice daily and you
Manicuring
H air Dressing
won:l have to w alk a m ile to put your
Shampooing
letter in the poetoffloe. A ll tliese help to
build up auity.
Yow ell Building
Phon# 8 8 3
P R A C T IC A L W E L L D R IL L E R S
The B y - L o - H o t e l
SANFORD,
FLORIDA
' ^0r ]P formatioD» Rates and Reflervntinnfl see near; -eat~A n alitltrCoaat L in e Agent; or write
A. W . FRITOT, D. P. Agent
; J 3 B W ott B df St.
- - - - - - JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA
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anu aryiìÓ . 1911
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W ill the young masher
in and about the city 1whoPERSONAL—
wlokod at married lady on trhln last
fle ls c h m a n n ’s Y e a s t a t H eberts'
Thursday and had his jaws slapped
Autoes and carriage painting at Un
_ # |P1« “ « be at train next Thursday so his derwood's. First class work.
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Little HappenlnfSr-Mentlon of face
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A ll kinds o f repair work. Sanford Ma
M atters In Brief.
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. im t z husband.
chine I t Garage Co.
Underwoods for harness, h;hMI
T. T. Weltch. Route Agent o f the Southand mule jewelry.
PtRSONAL ITEMS OF INTEREST ern Express Co., with headquarters in Good Iron Beds from $2.50
Jacksonville. was a visitor to Sanford Fri lams & Miltcer. ’ '
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day, looking after the Interests-of his
Dr. Howard has returned and ran be
Summary o f tne Moating aman ib is company.
found at MS residence in the forenoon
Succinctly Arranged for HurThe many friends of Cape P. M. Elder and his office in the afternoon.
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. rled Herald Readers.
ore coaxing him to make the race Tdc
I have e ns la lin i an clectic sausage
1 com m ercial Club n ex t M on d ay n igh t A lderman but the genial Captain refuses mill and cafl furnish my customers wltK
flatly to have anything to do with the fresh ground sausage and hamburg stake
at c ity Hall.
;
game
o f pojitics. Soya he la too busy.
•In short notice, call and sec W. W.
Mrs. r ills Jommes la visiting home
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Roy Huffman, timber cruiser of the Long.
folks at Zellwood. .
The
Cosmopolitan
Restaurant
is
rendy
¡Rev. J. A. Hendry returned from a brief land office at Gainesville, spent several
toslness trip to Jacksonville on Wednes- days o f this week In the city. Roy for to serve the public at all times. Only the
. . ____ ____________ M o n t t n n
E could not enjoy the pat
ronage at Sanford for the
past thirteen years did we
not have the ; reputation,
winch is usually shared by
all reputable establishments,
in giving careful attention to
merly worked at tho printing trade and
called upon The Herald office to smell the
E. H. Herndon has let the contract for
the Cosmopolitan, under new manage
Ink again.
an eight room re s id e n t» on Magnolia
ment.
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-Bessie
Long
was
die
charming
avenue.
hostestrof the young ladies* sewing circle
B e tte r th a n ever..
Walter Colgrove, chief electrician o f
Inst Thursday evening. A pleasant and
W h a t Is b e t t e r 't h a n ever?the Johny Jonea Shows la In the d t y
Y o w e ll’a V iolet Brand S a le o f w h ite
this week.
o f which delicious refreshments were go o d and e m b ro id ery .
Joe Cameron has purchased a new served.
W hen Is It t o be?
Ford automobile and Is enjoying the
Mrs. Forrest Lake, Mrs. W. R. Anno,
W ednesday, January 25th.
acenery around the celery delta.
Mrs. H. P. Driver and Miss Taylor formed
Y o w e trs annual V io let Brand Sale.
^ » K w n yr—proprietor o f Pelatka Coca a very pleasant party of ladles who mo
B e tte r than e v e r. W edn esday JaaC o la D o tU ro g iftls gufcst o f S. Rungo this tored to Orlando on Wednesday afternopn
week.
and were guests at a .beautiful reception
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fox. Jr. and tyr. and at tho attractive new home o f Mrs. W. L.
Mrs. Dean Turner motored to Daytona Palmer, which hns.bcen named "Atlasta.**
and back Sunday.
J. II. Ragsdale lias arrived in the city
J. Fred Turner, Jr., has recently pur from Pulaski, Tcnn., and will remain for
chased the store o f Mrs. Fannie V. Lee, some time looking after his valuable prop
erty on Sanford Heights. Mr. Ragsdole
near Cameron City.
{ten G. W heeler,.a prominent railroad expects to make extensive improvements
visitor to on the Heights and this property will be
IB8IL o f Jscksonvll
Famous as a suburban place o f residence?
Sanford Thursday.
Mrs. R obt A. Newman was the hostess
A letter from L. C. Garrett, o f Spring
Hill, Ola., states that be expects to re- of the Auction Bridge Club Saturday a f
ternoon. There were two tables of players
turn to Sanford for the winter.
who thoroughly enjoyed u spirited game
J. R. Chaffin of A tlanta haa been
of
bndge. The top score was mode by
the city for tho past week the guest
M
rs
S. O. Chase, who was awarded the
Mrs. J. E. Lalny.
prize, a pair of silk hose. A t the con
H. Plocgcr, o f Birmingham, Ola., In in
clusion of the game the guests were in
the city this week. Mr. Ploeger owns
vited to the (lining room, where delicious
the old Foster orange grove property end
refreshments were served.
will remain here for several weeks.
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A reception wi|l be held ut the home of
- Miss Mae Hamilton was the guest of Mrs. L. R. Philips next Tuesday evening,
Professor and Mrs. George L. Maris a few Jan. 2-lth, by tho ladles of the Woman’s
days last week, at their attractive home Home Mission Society* of. the Methodist
on Lake.Onoro.
church for the new pastor and his wife
A; H* Jornu, representing the A. S. and all strangers In the church. A pleas
Block & Co., commission Ann o f St. Louis, ing program will he arranged and refresh
Is In the city looking up the vegctalde ments served. A ll Btrnngcrs in the city
who are friends to the church are most
crop.
Com m ercial Club a t C ity Hall' M o n cordially invited to be present. A free
day night. R efresh m e n ts, e le c tio n o r will offering w lllb e taken.
officers.
H. H. Witherington, Celery avenue’s
leading merchant, wqnl to Apopka Mon
day to look alter his business interests at
that place.
_ Mr. Walker, representing the Atlantic
and Gulf Grocery Co, o f Jacksonville, was
transacting business for his Arm here
Monday.
J.
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Thus. M. McRae, an old resident o f San
ford, bat now o f Delray, was In Sanford
Saturday greeting old friends.
Mr. W. S. Baldwin, one o f the oldest
and most highly respected citizens of
Sanford, passed his 78lb birthday last
Wednesday, and it is hoped by his many
friends that he will live to sec many more
birthdays. He came to Sanford in 1686
and has been since that lime a loyal and
honored citizen. A t the first of the year
the Odd Fellows Lodge presented Mr.
Baldwin with a Veteran’s Jewel on uc
count o f thirty-live years’ membership in
that onicr, which was greatly appreciated
by the recipient.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lawrence o f El
lington, N. Y., have taken rooms for the
winter with Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Baldwin,
No. 208 French avenue.
Flelschm nnn’s Y east at R o b erts’.
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Time Is money. Save both with a
Yankee Seed Potato Cutter.
Ask The
Mrs. McEwen, Mrs. Edwards and Mrs.
Coo. 11. Fcrnald Hardware Co.
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C. W. Goodrich, charming society women
A dollar or two u week furnishes your
of Orlando, motored to Sanford on Thurs
home. Come in and bcc how we remove
day and attended the Hurt reception. *
all obstacles for those who have little to
The ladies o f the Congregational church |Blart 0Il Sanford Furniture Co.
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will serve one o f their delicious N ew
For lop robes and horse blankets see
" England suppers this evening In Crip- Underwood..
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pen’s music store.
Go and see the new pictures at CripHigh grade.
Cut
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Smith have moved pen’s music store.
prices.
2M t
to Sanford from Anthony, Florida. They
One and two horse wagons with celery
expect to make Sanfqjtd their future home
flared side bodies at Underwood's.
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TudVngage la trucking. Sanford la the
Buggies and surreys at cost for thirty
kxlestone that attracts the farmer. -----'d a y i a L Underwobds. Bartlesville top
Rev. S. W. Lawler, preaiding elder of buggies at $70,00.
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the Bartow district o f the Methodist
Seed Potato Cutters and Planters at
Church, has,been a recent visitor to San
Fernatd'a. Call and let us show you. 22tf
ford, the guest o f Rev, J.' A . Hendry on
riclschmann's Yeast at Roberts’.
Magnolia avenue.
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Dr. and Mrs. N. L. Bryan o f NewtonCrushed and pulverized Limestone, ca
vllle,
C.. spent tw o days In Sanford this
load lots.
R. H. Whit tier.
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week, the guests of Miss Mngde Jinkins,
Cut your seed potatoes with a Yankee
en route to their new home In Lakeland,
.Seed Potato Cutter.
Geo. H. Fernuld
A. J. Reams an expert tuner and r e - |Hardware Co.
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psirer. 30 years experience. 7 years head
Keep your eye on what's going on at
tuner fur IL S ü iu lt P iano C o . Is in Snnour -store. W e ask you to carefully com
fwd. le a v e orders at U f t R. Ice cream
pare our prices with anyone's quotations.
parlors. A ll work guaranteed.
Look them up and we will get your busi
There will bo a tacky aodal given at ness. Sanford Furniture C a
22 i f
‘Moore’s Station on Friday evening, Jan.
27th. Ahy person wearing good clothes
rive Dollars Reward
will be fined to the lim it A short pro
W ill be paid for tbe return o f the
gram wffi be given, after which a celery JEnglish
Watch recently stolen. The
•upper will be served.
watch la gold, hunting case, manufactured
s.
£
Attend th e m e e tin g o f th e C om m er- b* » “ “ ‘»ridge, Clerklngwell. London and
Club n ext M onday n igh t . 7 C ity »• numbered 30273. A . E. Philips.
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la «author-column will-be found a- call
to the ladies o f this d t y to attend a
meeting Monday afternoon. 3 o'clock. .In
the Eagles’ Hall, Welborne, block, to conMder- providing accommodation for the
r id and needy who ore sometimes in our
b U *t- A ll interested ore Invited to be
t*“ *®*- '
* ~ l l your aim In 'U T eT iT i economize and
( to-huva for your everyday use dependable
goods at the lowest possible prices w e ask
you. not for our sake, nor for this town's
sake, nor for the sake .o f anything bat
your own pocket book and your bank ac
count, to elm for our store and bit the
centre o f economical buying. Sanford
Furniture Co.
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detail, and leaving nothing
undone to please.' “ '
The merchandise we sell
will convince you it is to
your advantage to make us
your haberdasher. .
A N T S
All Local A d vertisem e n ts Under This
H eading, One C e n t a W ord Each issu e
- For S al«— 8 lota 50 f e e r wide, next to
N. H. Oartlera Addition on Sanford
avenue. Terms rea so nable! iiTqul r e a l
Sanford Herald,
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For Sale— Good general merchandise
business with cash trade well established.
A t a liberal discount. Good reason for
selling. Inquire at Herald office.
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For Sale at a Bargain— IJuick Automo
bile:
H. Garner.
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• Tomato plants, sw»ot potnto slips and
velvet beans for sale. 5,000,000 Livin g
ston’s New Globe tomato plants at 1.25
per thousand. Delivery after February
15th. Headquarters for txttalo slips bad
velvet bean seed. J. R. Davis, Bartow,
Fla. *
23-8p
For Rent— Tw o furnished rooms, ^ p ply 209 East Fifth street.
23-2tc
Wanted—Someone to care for n room
ing house apply to E. 11. Herndon. Cor
ner 4»b. street and Magnolia Ave.
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Wanted— Permanent board in |>rWatc
family by couple. State rate. P. O. Box
1066.
• 23-2tp
Wanted— Unfurnished rooms for light
housekeeping. P. O. Box 1068.
23-2tp
Fine cabbage phints.^rcndy for the
field. W. E. Squires, Cameron A ve^ 23tf
For Sale— Orange grove, 600 trees on
high pine hind in Paula, suburb o f San
ford. James Graves,^ New l,ondon, Con
necticut.
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For Sale— 6954 ucrcs, 25 cleared, 7 room
house, largo barn, orange and other fruit
trees, a nice home. 9 '4 acres, 3 cleared
on Clay road, 40 acres timber land, good
farm * land. 29,/iacrea hammock land,
4*1 cleared, lino well. 3 acres tiled, sinull
house on railroad. A ll the above at a
bargain. Address Box No. 36. R. F. D.,
No. 1.
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Wanted— A temporary or permanent
position es stenographer by <t lady with
three years* experience and graduate of
business college.. Address stenographer,
care o f Sanford Postmaster.
21-3t-p *
For Sale— Cabbage plants. Geo. Fox',
city.
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Lost—rOn 9th street between Oak Aye.
and Sanjurd Avenue, u small open face
gold watch with owner's initials on the
back. Finder please return to Herald o f
fice and receive reward.
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For Sale— Onion plants. 50.000 Crystal
White W ax Bermudas, $1.23 per thou
sand, f. o. b. Orlando.
Address W. C.
Post.
21-3c
For Rent—Two roams, furnished or un
furnished, with IxMinl or without. In new
house, with modern Improvements. A d
dress Box 494.
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20-lf-c.
• Far Sale— 1 team of mules, wagon and
harness. H. A . Hill, 2 miles west A
south. - 20-tfc
Eggs— For table.
Absolutely fresh.
,Eggs for hatching, from White Leghorn
prize winner stock. W. A « Herring. 20-4tc
House for rent or for sale. Corner 3rd
and Chapman avenue..
Apply 115 Oak
avenue.
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For Sale—A launch 16 feet long, 3!4 foet
beam, in perfect order 3 II. P. engine. Ce
cil Gabett. French avenue.
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For Rent— Nice offices.
Also ware
house. 32x36. Rat proof. N. H. Garner.
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Wanted— By fifteen years' experience
cleaner, dyer and tailor ladies’ and gents*
clothes, to clean, dye, repair or alter.
Suits made to order ai~I5, 20. £5 or 30
days. Our price w ill suit your pocket.
Your roonoya worth or your money hack.
Bradford & Keith, 405 Third St. Phone
311.
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W anted—Cottage o f five rooms or flat
o f five rooms. Address Box 1066. 3-tf
For Rent—Ten acres tiled land on street
car line. Station on plaoe. Tw o acres o f
tiled land, cottage and born on [dace.
On street car tine. Address, J. N. W hit
tier, Sanford Florida.
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For sale.— I have live or six piece« o f
lau d« were bought cheap, cleared mulct
m y own supervision
rum and will bo sold a t a
great bargain. One five acres perfectly
tiled, third year In cultivation, 30 rods
from Beck Hammock station.
40 acres
half cleared and plowed, balance fine
hammock, two strong wells, tool house, A
miles from Carperon City.
Best bargain
on the m arket Phone 7-3. L evi BlnfortL
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CONDENSED STATEMENT Or CONDITION OF
PEOPLES
BANK
OF SANFORD
At Close oF Business January 7th, 1911, as Called fo r
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RESOURCES.
Cash and due from B a n k s . . . . . ......... .. — .......................
B anking House, Furniture and F i x t u r e * . . . . - . ..................
S to c k ia n d B o n d i . ................ ................. — ..........................
O verd ra fts ..... ...................................................- ......................
Loan s and D iscou nts........................................................ ......
T o t a l. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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$29,821.50
30,348.97
0,804.60
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138,542.68
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. . . . . . $205,515.98
Capital S to c k ............................. ..................................... .. —
30,000.00
and U n d ivid ed P r o fit s .............................................
4,809.82
Deposits
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167,420.16
Cashiers’ Checks,............: ........................................ ..
3,180.00
C ertified Checks - .............. ..................... — . . . . . . --------- ------------ 100.00
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IDEAL SPRING FERTILIZING
CITRUS TREES
All Spring Fertilizing I s Not IDEAL
Ideâl Means the Highest Excellence—A Combination of
all Good Points. Ideal Fertilizer Means a perfect
Plant Food. Ideal Fertilizing Means the Correct
use of this Plant Food.
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OUR FREE BOOKLET ENTITED
Q U E S T IO N S ON S P R IN G
Answers Jhf^n.
F E R T ILIZ IN G
Send fo r If.
Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co.,
JACKSONVIIIE, -rtORlOA
R. H. W H ITNER, Agent, Sanford, Florida
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B E S T = Celery Farms for Sale
We Are Strictly Agents and Have Nothing of Our Own for Sale
CREAT MEETING FOR FLORIDA
American Pomologlcal Society
Meet In-Tampa In February
To
On February 10th the American Pomoteglcal Society w ill hold Its bi-annual
meeting in Tampa. T w en ty-tw o . years
ago this national society held its m eet
ing at Ocala, which was a notable session
guest o f onr Florida State Horticultural
Society, which then was just an Infant.
It brought to Florida many o f the best
horticulturists from
ail porta o f the
Union,
o f seeing one o f the best citrus exhibits
that has ever been made in Florida, as
the State Fair waa being held at Ocala
at that time. A fter the sessions were
over the railroads tendered to the members special traina to visit the different
port o f the State. These trains were in
charge o f special oommltteea, who saw
that nothing was J e ft -undone to make
tho tim e pleasant and profitable to the
visiting members The result o f this
m eeting was that our State received such
a favorable comment from those In at
tendance that It brought many permanent
settlers to our borders.
It is said that history repeats itself,
and It la to be hoped that It may. The
meeting o f Tampa will be attended by
many more delegates, as not only the
American Pomologies] Society will be
there, but all the hottloHluiral societies
south o f the Ohio and east o f the MIs-
sJsslppI and In Cuba have been Invited
to attend and make exhibits, so It looks
as though there will be m any more ,in
attendance.
The exhibit at Tampa promises to be
a large and varied one, but If It beats
the Ocala display there w ill have to be
something doing between now and Feb
ruary 10th. Tampa
people, however,
have a w a y ‘ of making good, and the
people o f Florida have just as much
loyalty now as twenty-two years ago, so
a fine exhibit can be looked for.
Excursions have been arranged for that
will give the visitors a ' chance to see
some o f the f amous orange and grape
fruit groves and truck forms In the State.
Florida people should not miss an op
portunity to attend this meeting Or to
help in making the exhibit one o f the
host, as “ bread coat upon the waters will
return after many days.'
* Council convened in regular session
January 16.
Members present: D ._L .
Thrasher, W. D. Holden, H. P. Priver and
B. A . Howard. Members absent: A . T.
Rasset ter, H. R. Stevens and G. R. Cal
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Minutes o f last regular session read and
approved.
Communication from L. G. StringfeUow
relative to cutting ditch along tbe front of
his property on west First street was read
and tbe following resolution was passed:
Moved and seconded that tbe street
committee be instructed to Investigate
and h ave a survey made and report-at
next m eeting what relief, if any, the city
should'grant Mr. Stringfollow.
The Napes Fertili:
Moved and seconded that E. EÌ Brady's
bid be accepted and that the city attorney
prepare contract in duplicate to be
executed by the proper city authorities,
and embracing the terms of the specifica
tions and the modifications as discussed
before the council at this meeting.
Moved and secopded that the following
sidewalks are hereby condemned: Along
the east side o f Lot 2, Block 0, Tier 7 and
west side o f L ot 5, Block 9, Tier 6.
Moved and seconded that, all property
not h aving sidewalks on the west side of
Magnolia and north o f Tenth street be
comicmmed and construction Is hereby
ordered.
Moved and seconded that the matter o f
the Atlantic Coast U n e assessment be re
ferred to the finance committee with au
thority to dispose o f the matter.
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Moved and seconded to adjodrn. Car-
AGAIN“TTfflTSEASON, 1910
The Vegetable Growers had splendid results
- all over.the state, from the use o f our Ma
nures. In our Circulars we enclose encon- ~~
iums tnat we have received.
W e -G iv e You Perfect Safety and Quick
M a tu r ity .
Bcttcr ship ping quality, larger eros anti can
make you m o ; c money
other
BRAND* on the Market.
V/e have been doing it for over thirty years
in Florida, and were never more successful
High School litotes
Ths Athletic Association met Wednes
day afternoon and received the reports of
the committees. Steps are. to be taken
to supply the gymnasium with every
thing necessary.
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Why?
Hear What W e Have to S a y
About That
Tlie seniors have received the subjects
for their graduating essays.
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The pupils are hoping that the school
board will give them o day off for the
county fair.
F LO R ID A
BETTER THAIf EVER
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B E G IN S W E D N E S D A Y , J A N U A R Y 25th
L A S T S FIVE D A Y S
OUR
SOLE
IDEA
In making our selections for this VIO LET BRAND S A L E has been to make it the Banner Sale of
and this it will be. You will find the display of Dainty Laces. Embroideries and Nobby* tilings in
thing of their kind it has been your pleasure to inspect. We unqualifiedly recommend every niec
values that w ill average throughout at Prices at least a third less than their real worth. Fashior
know Linen and Sheer White Frocks are for Comfort during the early Spring and hot Summer mo
avail yourself of this opportunity.
Wo ask you specially to Look at our
10c Em broidery W in dow *•
W e w ill have on sale Just 6,000 yards
of just such values in Embroidery at
the the ridiculous low price *of 10c
We w ill show about twenty thousand
yards of other Embroideries ranging
in price from 12 1-2c and U pw ard
and every piece a value. W e have
quickly learned in our experience as
Merchants that we have to buy in
quantities to get the price, and we
are willing to take short profits for
quick sales to enable us to handle
the quantity. You will find among
our Embroidery selections some very
heavy convent Embroideries for un
derwear and they certainly do pay
ibr-the. making, -as ~they~meai
you are actually tired of them.
ALL-OVER EMBROIDERIES
White Goods
This will be exceptionally good the coming Spring for
full WflPt. • » well M lhelr oUjer many uaaa. and we have
them In abundance, In fact every Imaginable pattern to
meet every woman*« whim
4,000 yards of extra quality White
Lawn, regulari2Tri|ncnB c; sale 10c
BABY SETS :
or
Ite a bit
attention to this end of
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c» " m *he little roika
little patterns Imaginable and at a
VALENCIENES LACES
16400 yards of Valenclenca In vaiua from So to 12 l-2o the
yard by buying a big lot we can sell and come out on them
AT SO YARD
ft.700 yards o f Vala, In value 12 l-2c to 20c the yard the
mention^io" VarI) ** * * l U r t n
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U uiilry bual-
6400 yards or Linen Sevtlle Torchon Jiaces
A*n B S O L U T E L Y
sc yBrd
FREE
We w ill give away the First Day of our Sale
Flsxons, Flaxons, Flaxons
We have purchased an immense
stock of this popular fabric and Plain
and Figured Cloths, all white, how
ever, and it will pay you to cover on
this line during the Sale.
Linniro, L ln a ire , L ln a ire
We might say this is a first cousin
to fiaxon as~it is a very similar fabric
possibly you may like it better we
will leave you to judge; attractively
priced.
Linens, Linens, Linens
duality
severai-huadred- beauiiful Pictures,^tudresTn
Violets, copies of Water Colors.
N. P. YO W ELL & CO. Sanford, Florida
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THE SANfQRD HERALD
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times for trade and barter, accompanied
by "Bill Brown" ao crime Mr. and Mrs.
Brown hnvc given a life tim e o f service
to the Everglade .Indian. Mrs. Brown
[ a Budget of Interesting Items stayed among them twenty years with
from Correspondents
out once gWlng out when she leamet
that the Indians were some how suspl
clous o f the missionaries goings and
[illt EVENTS OF ORANGE COUNTY comings. Mrs. Henry Yonge, an honored
ex-presldcnt. esteemed nnd loved by all.
[Efficient Staff of Reporten Weekly Is very familiar with Florida history and
gave ua much Interesting information
Coven the Terrltory for
referring incidentally to the Indians In
. The Herald
her
for aw ay Canada home in the
provient» o f New Burnswick.
LAKE M ARY MI:LANCE
In introducing the subject, “ Florida",
the writer o f these items called attention
to the fact that Florida was the first
named state o f our United Slates of
America and m l»t beautifully named
from Pnscua Florida the Spanish for
Easter Sunday. Florida, and the United
States, had thrrefore its very beginning
on (in Easter Sühbnjh from ocnlurjcs ago
w ay back in 1513 when an old Spanish
explorers by name Ponce de Leon landed
on these slibres, raised the standard of,
tile cross and called the country Florida:
A n y state or nation holding true the
spirit
o f an Easter Sabbath is sure to
live.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ring are happy over bring sunshine and happiness to human
hearts nnd gives nnd keep the joybclls
the arrival of a son In their home.
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ringing. Florida, and the United
f^V r^t& n n ntad-B.* Ingsir .-t,
Stntes
are
toddy enjoying* the fruits
hunt last week and brought bock a deer
prosperity
and
claiming the nttention
and several smaller gama w ith them.
Several p a rties 'h a ve been trying to the world because o f the Easter spirit.
rent bouses, or buy lots to build on, 're Florida's fountain of perennial youth is
cently. Mr. C. F. Lee who already owns still flowing fur old and youug alike, nnd
property and -bouses h ero, is intending to the chimes from St. Augustine, tiie oldest
in the Union, ore still ringing
do more building in the near future, city
throughout the land on a glad EaBter
books as if bake Mary Is on the boom.
_ A magic lantern show will be given morning. The club will continue tiie
at A. E. Sjoblom’s H n U next Saturday study o i Florida down to tiie present
time considering
the subject under
night January 21st, 7:30 o’clock.
Spanish, British and French rule.
Conductor and Mrs. Brannon returned
MOORE'S STATION
from Orlando to their Oviedo home Satur
So k UI Corronioiulencs to The Herald:
Mrs. Fannie Lee will soon occupy her day. M l Brannon's physician says he
will be fortunate indeed to take up his
nice new home In Beck Hammock.
active
duties in a month's time. Accom
Herbert Beecher of Milam, Ohio. In»»
panying
them were Mr. and Mrs. Brown
removed on to the place owned by the
desf und dumb people at Beck Hammock. from southern Illinois. They enme at the
Mr. Kiniicban had two more fine Mow holiday time to . spend two months with
ing wells completed at his place last Mrs. Brannon and Mrs. Brannon's parents
in Orlando.
Mrs. Brannon and Mrs.
week.
Brown
are
sisters.
Their guests had but
George Chamber II m is out again after
Just
arrived
at
the
time
of the accident
on attack or grip and malaria.
Georgo Mitchell, a guard at the convict and all have been together in Orlando.
|Special Cor. lo TSe Herald.
The Like Mary Industrial ond Social
I League met again last Friday for n days
! work of improvement A bountiful dinner was prepared and served by the
|ladies. A t this rate It will not be long
|before Lake Mary will bo one o f the
uicet little subburbs o f Sanford. Feb*
ioary 17th. Is sot fo T H te next meeting.
A cordial invitation is given to all to
! como and enjoy themselves.
D. B. Smith o f the Overstreet _Turpen
tine Co. has rented a house from C. F.
L e e ' and will bring his w ife here to
camp at Caw Creek was here Sunday to
visit bis father and brothers.
The McClelland children uro spending
tome lime with their grandmother at
Geneva.
The county ditch Is being completed
from street corner stop No. 14 to the St.
Johns river.
There have been many northern visitors
stout here recently looking for garden
lands.
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OVIEDO AND L A f c CHARM
Social Corrtwpondenca In The Herald:
We were glad to hear of the return
last week of Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Adams to
their liume in Florida after an absence of
several months. Mr. Moore, a near
neighbor, met them at the train In
Oveido and conveyed Mr. Adams and
patty to their Geneva home in his new
auto. Our first pleasant acquaintance
with Mr. and Mrs. Adam s was sc rcrai
•rinler ago in S t Augustine where Mr.
conducted for ten or tw elve years the
Railroad buiiness o f Florida, w e were
going to aay, in Mr, Flagler's Ponce dc
Leon hotel. Mr. Adama had been promi
nently identified with Railroad business
In tiie city or Buffalo where there is prob
ably more railroads business transacted
then in any other city o f the Entire state,
hardly excepting New York City. Florida
railroad officials persuaded Mr. Adama to
leave his Geneva homo for three short
months during the -tourist season and
Come up to SL Augustine, but Mr. and
Irs.- Arinmi^were— alw ays gtnd to fiy
sway to their Geneva home at the earliest
opportunity and they were received with
open hearted hospitality, 1 venture to
"WT Hud on this particular return their
friends and neighbors would have liked
to have given them an ovation.
Speaking about Mr. Moore and his new
auto, Captain Moore halls from our own
summer home in tiie Thousand Island
region o f New York state. He has been
Captain many seasons o f one o f the very
handsome private - yachts o f the S l
Lawrence river “ the Jule” owned by Mr.
Cueteho of New York City. Captain
Moons and fam ily w ere to leave Geneva
Saturday last in his new car for Daytona
and the East Coast to spend the balance
° f tiie winter.
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Mrs. McCuJiey entertained the Ladies
Magazine Club at her home In Oveido
Friday January 13th. There was a good
ly attendance and the members m ani
fested considerable Interest in taking up
J rd T"F lorida. Miss N elfle~K ln g
^ «n g e d a concise, comprehensive reod*“ * discribing the
Indian races who
roamed this forests centuries before tiie
. Spanish explorers o*m<j. „ Mrs. T. W .
Miss Ella Bell Jones is entertaining u
cousin, Miss Sapp of Georgia, who is to be
be tills week n guest in Sanford.
Mrs. Rigby spent Sunday with lier
daughter, Mrs. Turner, inMier new home
on the new trolley lino near Sanford.
Miss Mattie Chapmen was a Saturday
guest of Mrs. Turner.
Rrv. and Mrs. Brooke have been nlllicte d .ln .having heavy grip qolds. Mrs.
Brooke has been critically iU these last
few days. . Dr..Nixon o f ChuluoùrU in
attendance.
Mrs. W. H. Lutliei has with her Miss
Cnulcy o f Suvuiinah, Go., who will spend
the winter in Oviedo.
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Mr. and Mrs. Cuter ure guests o f Mrs.
Rol>ert Lawton.
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CAMERON CITY CLIPPINGS.
ro ilie EdilorofTlie Herald.
W e ore bo busy with planting, cultivat
ing and marketing our crops out here
that wo have little lim e to' gather news
items. Potato planting is nearly finished.
Mr. James Allison of Wichita, Kansas,
is expected to visit here this week. He
owns the furm cultivated by Mr. Earl
Gortnly.
Mrs. Minuick und her sister, Mrs. Stuurt
o f Kansas City will spend a part o f this
week at Daytona Bench.
Mrs. Johnsons' little folks have been
quite sick, having taken cold while hav
ing measles.
MrTCrippcinmnlc us n fly in g -visit on
Tuesday afternoon.
morning. He Is from Pennsylvania and |
corned to spend the winter with his son'1
at Lake Onoro.
. The strawberry season is on and some
o f our people nre eating strawberry short
cake.
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GENEVA JOTTINGS
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N E W Y E A R R IG H T
Spr«l»l Corierpoadr&c* to The Herald:
The entire community sympathize with
Mr. und Mrs. Frank Jones In tiie loss o f
their handsome home which was des
troyed by fire on last Monday.
If you begin it in W O O D R U F F 'S
Mrs. Dr. Lswis o f Chicago is again in
our midst much to the delight of her
many friends.
Mrs. Fultz and ' Mrs. Robinson
a portion o f last week in Sanford;
shoes you have taken the first step
spent
toward makiifg the New Year hap- —
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W. L. Sug made n business trip to
Jacksonville last week, returning Satur
day.
pier and more prosperous— happier
Mrs. Dann o f Miami has recently visit]
ed her sister Mrs. Charlie Harrison.
more prosperous because your ma
Mrs, H. H. Pattishall is confined
bed with ti<e measles. .
terial prosperity depends in a-gteat
because you arc more comfortable—
to her
P. L. Chambliss visited
Monday.
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Sanfo$l last
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Captain Moore Is now mnstdr of a
handsome touring car and Ida friends as
well as himself are enjoying it.
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measure on your physical comfort.
LatUe Henry Harrison hod the m is
fortune to get his leg broken last week In
n runaway, the buggy turning completely
over.
Mrs. Dr. Heath, who lived here several
years ago is visiting her friend Mrs. I.
T. Peters.
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Mr. and Mra John Adams .are again
welcomed to Geneva b y n hoBt of friends.
Accompaning them are Mr. and Mrs.
Will Adams o f Buffalo who are much
admired by m any' friends in this place
who are glnti to have them w ith us.
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. A . Rauterson are home
again from u pleasant trip on the Lust
CooBt.
.Mrs. Grant and daughters
visited
Chuluota last Sunday and Monday.
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THE TRUTH MADE KNOWN
ABOUT BLOUNT’S RECORD
S IL L Y
CHARGES
THE
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“ BOOM ERANG”
W IT H
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REBUKE
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Read the Following and then vote for the Man W hom You Believe
Most Capable to Represent You In the United States Senate
WHAT
DO
YO U
THINK
OF
B R Y A N ’S
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M ETHODS?
Under the head. "Mr. Blount and tiie 'Joker' in the Jim Crow Law ,” the Pensactffli Journal Sunday morning. January
'Jlh, published the following editorial lender
Mr. Blount and the "Joker" In the Florida “ Jim Crow" low. A few - days ago Mn-N.—P - Bryan,-candidate f o r t h e
United States Scnute, made a charge to the effect that Mr. W. A. Blount, also n candidate for the Senate, had put a
“ Joker" in the form o i an amendm ent into the "Jim Crow" law which passed the Legislature in 1905, while Mr. Blount
was a member o f the State Senate, and that because o f Mr. Blount's amendment the Supreme Court had declared the
law unconstitutional.
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In his speech In Jacksonville last Monday night Mr. Blount denied this charge, und In a telegram published else
where in this paper today he again denies I t '
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The Journal is tolerably fam iliar with the circumstances attending the passuge of the "Jnn Crow bill, and o f its
own knowledge it is nble to state all the material Diets connected with I I The facts, briefly, ure os follows:
Representative J. Campbell A very introduced the bill originally in the House, and after consideration, nnd some
slight amendment by Mr. A very himself, it passed the House nnd went up to the Senate. In (lie Senate Uic bill wos
amended in certain particulars relating to roctliod of separation, lim e the bill should go into effoct. mid penalties for
violation, by Mr. Uiouut, but not until, in conference w ith«M r. Avery, he and Mr. A very had agreed upon the amend
ments. The bill then, ns agreed upon by Mr. Blount and Mr. A very, passed both houses by a unanimous vote in each
house.
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Now os to the "Joker" which Mr. Bryan says rendered the bill unconstitutional. This was Soction 7. und it was part
o f Mr. A very's original bill. :ln the redraft of the bill by Mr. A very nnd Mr. Blount Section 7 was not chunged in any
material respect.
Blount's Bill.
A very'S B ill. Sec, 7__ That (lie provisions o f this
act shall not apply to colored female nurses on such
cars or divisions of curs, having the care o f white chil
dren or sick persons.
Sec. 7.
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That the povisions o f this
act shall not apply to colored
nurses having care of
white children or sick portions.
There is absolutely no difference, in effect, in these two sections. But. as an indication that both Blount and A very
acted in good faitll in this matter we have but to show that they modeled Section 7 after tiie Statu law then In existence,
and which governed the separation of races on railroad trains, but not street cars. Thut State law is found in Section
2208 o f tiie Revised Statutes of 1892. and reads as follows:
Tiie State statute:
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“ But female colored nurses having the care o f children or sink persons may ride or travel In such cars.
Therefore, tiie effect o f S o ctlo o 7 uf t h t biUahuwJlJur M r A very was not only not altered ut all by Mr. Blount's bill,
lad" been
existence for years as applying to s le a ia -ra iU but It was practically an exact copy o f the Suite law whicn ha
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road cars.
Saturday afternoon Mr. Potter and
"when the roll coll on the bill was taken It passed without a dissenting vote. (S ec Senate Journal, page 778 )
Sueh men os Senators Bailey of Montlcello, Crone of Tampa. Hudson of Miami, Nell of WestviUc, West of Mllwifo. Mr. and Mrs. Williams and daugh
(oii, WllSim o f Mariam «, McCreary or Gainesville ang Ilm of St. Augustine unvoted for It. These men were all
ter viewed our farms and visited our
known os radical unti-corporntion members of the Senate. Mr. Bryan will hardly charge fhot they, WO. were under cor-^
parka. They are winter residents nt San
poration influence when they Joined in the support of this meosure.
ford. If the winter tourists knew what
When* the b'lflwas carried up to the Supreme Court on a test cose, we find W. J. Bryan, County Solicitor
pretty grove* we*"have out here, with
'* for Duval County, afterwards appointed Senator by Governor Bio ward, member of the law firm of Bryan S.
tables and seats ready for picnicera, they
'[ Bryan and late brother of N. P. Bryan, who now makes these charges—we find W. J. Bryan himself defending
would often bring o lunch and spend a
* Section 7 and arguing that It Is constitutional and effective.
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part o f some o f these beautiful days.
In charging that Mr. Blount was guilty of putting a joker bite the Jim Crow law, does N. P. Bryon also
charge his late brother with bad faith, or with Ignorance, or both, when he defended thts same joker before
The moonlight (isli bake in Mr. Beck's
the Supreme Court, os recorded In volume 50, page 132, of the Supreme Court Reports of Florida.
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grove last Tuesday nlgbl proved a success
M rB ryan 't charge at this time Is nothing more or less than a piece of cheap political chicanery whose
In every way and was thoroughly enjoyed
purpose Is to eaten votes by unfair means where he cannot get them by other methods. It Is too small to
come from any man who Is big enough to be a United States Senator.
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by a large company o f people. W e were
Mr Blount's connection with the Jim Crow bill was absolutely open, honeat and above board. Section 7, copied from
glad to see our editor present.
Uie Stale law itself, was not drawn by him. and U he railed to discover its unconstitutionullty he was not less liable than
Am ong our Sunday visitors were Dr.
all o i Ilia legislators. lawyers and judges who had for years regarded the State law as constitutional and sound.
and Mrs. Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Gus HUl
and Mr. and Mrs. Dutton o f Sanford and
-TO TH E DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF FLO R ID A:
_______________________ ‘____
Mr. and Mra. Berry of the West Side. Mr.
The facta stated in tbe foregoing editorial are true. To them I a d d l
Berry was much surprised at the develop
The bill was entirely satisfactory to me and there was no reason why I should desire to have it declared uncousUtument o f tiie Celery Delta and much inter
1 inn) preferred the interest o f the Street Car Company to that o f the public, still 1 would have had no reason tp
ested in our improvements.
desire to kill the bill, since it entailed no hardship upon the street cay company and was practically identical with the
Mr Pi I«worth hpf fryilLS neat bpnga-ordlmm w H n trhiah a llkt i y f tM" nt ■/■pnrwtlnn nf races has been in use on the street cars In Jacksonville, Pensacola and
low on Beard oil avenue.
other cities.
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Am ong the prettiest crops growing in
fusing to enforce the law ond I Inserted In the bill such a penalty In order to make the law opera«he.
this vicinity Is tbe Jumbo lettuce on 0r.
A n y objection to any section of the bill as unconstitutional uever occured to me, nor did It occur to such men as
Minnick's farm.
Those who have had
George P. Rainey, former Chier Justice: Luuls C. Massey, one o f the revisors of the State's Statutes and Attorney for the
opportunity to try It say it makes a most ' ’ Florida Railroad Commloalon; Park Trammell, since Attorney General; F. M. Hudson; C. L. Wilson, since Stato Attorney;
delicious salad..
» add other able lawyers who were then in the Senate.
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Lawton who had bean a student in the
¿■¡J- Mf« High School told us in a pleaslng informal way of the Indians who
Rev. Dr. Swartz is expected to preach
cwne from the Everglades at stated • t Cameron City church next Sunday
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W. A . BLOUNT.
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We are probably the-oldeat
re f ular advertisers of Flori
da Farm Lands In the South.
We advertised before the
present Intense Interest In
‘ Book to the Land." Our
methods have broulht us In
touch with thousands of
people all over the world.
We will iladly refer you to
some of thebe people on
request. Enquiries cheer
The Howard-Packard land
Company la Incorporated
under the Laws of florid?
Paid up capital * 100.000
O U B -IR R IG A T O rl
AND
FLORIDA TRUCKER
“ A N ew sp aper Within a N ew sp aper
Published In the - Interests of the Intending Investor and S ettler by the
the many companies exploltln* Florida lands |„
that It’aahome corporation
with an established high
trade home and foreign
reputation to
maintain
We cultivate many acres of
land In our home territory,
ttoward-Packard Land Company, Incorporated, Sanford, flòrida
What Is It You Wish to Know In Particular Concerning
Grapefruit Culture
Stock Raising
General Farming
Dairying
Poultry Raising
Strawberries
Eggplant
Early Vegetables Generally
Returns per Acre
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A re just across the river from Sanford. Prices per acre, $30 on terms of $5 per
acre down, and the balance $1 per acre per month, which payment coveis every
thing. N o taxes or interest. Upon receipt of first payment Contract for Deed
will be sent. Y ou should note the liberal terms of this Contract for Deed.' — ^
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If, within one year following completion of payments
you wish to give up your VoluslaFarm, we wilfrefund
all the money you paid us and add 6 per cent. Interest
by way of bonus and take the farm off your hands.
Y o u H a v e E v e ry th in g T p G a in I f Y o u B u y a V o lu s ia F a r m
at T h is S e a s o n ’s P ric e a n d T e r m s
YO U R E N V E L O P E P L A IN L Y
Peoples Bank Building
SANFORD, FLORIDA
�j ANNOUNCEMENTS
friends I have
for the no*ïïion of Mayor « aenmru » i n primary to be
November. Re§pec(,ulI,
act
W. II. UNDERWOOD
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Tor w
City
rui
ij Clerk, Treasurer,
---------- - Assessor,
. — announce
. wnmi nM trtv
h f offici'
J t. .hereby
my pjirulli!Actf
candidacy for
for tthe
office of
of
City fieri. Treasurer and„Assessor. Many year.
!j.«rwilivice with d ty affair* and clerical noalftoS^ivemade me familiar with the work ofthl*
uk
and
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M. W. LOVELL.
j j j i n o r r r r f ..............................................
Clerk, Treasurer and Assessir
|*m urged by my friends to m«n«MWo myself -~
a candidate for the office of CJerk, Treasurer end
Assessor at the coming d ty election, to which
__ or
nlaee 1was appointed to All the unexplred term
U irk L Scott I »ollcll an Inxpectlon of the work
wo
done by me to convince you of ray qualifications to
fulfill the duties of the office.
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Yours truly,
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In the Circuit Court, Seventh Judlcls
Circuit, Orsnge county. State of
Florida
C. M, H AM ILTO N
DENTIST
Chase &
In the matter of the adoption of
Room 13 Pico Building
Fred w. Wllmott. J r !* minor.
by
J. W. Wllmott and Sophia E. Wllmott.
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Phone 386 ' ,
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7 " “ 7 “ 7 Not ic*----------ft "" r";
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S^en that we. J. W. Wllraou
S i of hebranry,
£
*m?5l,.5,
.T wlf*1 after
00 ,lw
Jay
A.
D. 1811.
or os*h*1
soon
a* 0,h
the
same can be heard aptHy to the Honorable Minor
r i ,0n1f*Jr5,<L 0 ,lJ1* V '™ 1
.1 PfW K Tib Judicial
Urcuit of Florida for the adoption by us of Fred
¡DENTIST
w. Wllmott, a minor, as our chiidi and heir-at-law?
Jauta W. Wiuiott,
20-St
Office: • Hines Bldg, over Woodruff’s Store
Sonn* E. Wimon.
DR.
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SHIPPERS OF
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SALFORD. FLORIDA
Notice of Application for Tax Deed
Under Section a or Chapter 4688,
Laws of Florida
Florida Fruits
DR. R M. MASON
Notice Is hereby given that W. B. French and
DENTIST
S. M r rrocli of Knoxville* Trnn. uurchnnnrt of tax
certificate« named below has filed Bald certificate«
In my office and hat made application for tax deed Welborn Block
to tout M.
In UWW.UUIIM:
accordance with
law. OÍIÍU
Said LVT1
certificate«
W
nun «HW,
1IlCa1C1
embrace the following describe«! property tltuated
Sanford, Florida '
In Orange county, Florida, to-wlt:
„Cert. 448. dated June 3. 1901
1807: Lot 8. Blk.‘ D,
Mitchell's Survey of Levy Grant,
t, assessed in tbs
name of E. II. Palmer.
Cert. jotku
482, dated
June
3, nw7:
1907 Lot* 21 and 22,
„.Ver'aieaiu
nea.
Blk. D, Mitchell t Survey of Levy Grant, assessed
In the neme nf UnlnnWn Owner.
Cert. 373, deledJuly 3.1808: Lots 23 end ^4
DENTIST
DR.
V¿¿stables j
and
1
Phone 10
General Insurance Agents
W. E. HÒUSHOLDER
SANFORD, FLÒ RID A
M7;°if|i!i* *
Rooms S3. 24 and 2 8 , F loo Bids
Thons
For City Clerk, Treasurer and Assessor tathensmsSkhr
„.Cert. 373. dated July 3. IB08: Lot» 3B and 40,
I announce myself s candidate for the,office of Blk. D. Mltchetl i Survey of Levy Grant, osteaaeij
SAN FO R D ,
FLORIDA.
g s a s ( s s ! , ,a i i w i b . A..',i s
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w h s m A i
lllk. D. Mitchell's Survey of l^vy Grent. assessed
In the name of Mrs. M.- E. Hicks.
Cert. 377. daledjuly 3. IB08: Lot* 63 and 66,
lllk. D. Mitchell's Survey uf Levy Grant. assesHd
in the name of Mrs. M. E. Hicks.
A tto rn eys at Law
O rt. 378, dated July 3. 1808: Lot* 76 and 77,
Blk. D, Mitchell'* Survey«/ Levy Grent. esseaaed
7*
in the name of Mrs M. 1.. flicks.
Sanford. Flonda
Unless said certificate*.shall be redeemed ac Peoples Bank Bldg. cording to taw. tax deed* will issue thereon on the
For Marshal.
3lit day of January. A D. 1911. 1
Witness my offdal signature and seal this the
' . I announce my candidacy for re-election a* Mnr30th
day of December. A. D, 1810.
- - *baL lPropose lo m*ke Ihe race solely on m
(seal)
---- B. M. Koamsoa.
retard I am not the candidate 6f Sny clique.
Clerk Circuit Court. Orsnge Ctnmty, Florida.
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_ jjliflt the support of the voters on my merits.
20-41 .
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_____[iy_M. A. Howaro. D C.
PHYSICIAN
'RetpeclTtiUy;
-----GREEN W. SMITH.
Office Gorner-Woodfuff Building
Identified with her every Interest. That I am com
ntent and can serve acceptably as Clerk. Treas
urer and Aasesaor 1 have no misgiving*. Intlm ate
m ~ ----- “ *•*■
----(reas and high
e good form and
— -ays, along with
____ ___________________ Ilea In MsMasSaaford's ear of progressr
C. 11. LEFFLLK.
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DR.
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Marshal and Collector.
C.
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Other hours by apjx>intmeut
THE
Florida
Jan. 4, 1911. .
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Heating Stoves
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The O N L Y bank in Sanford that
INSURES EVERY D O LLAR D E - *
. POSITED A G A IN S T LOSS from any
and all causes.
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PEOPLES
BANK
OF
SANFORD
OTHERS
AND EW JOHNSON
Prompt Service
A T T O R N E Y -A T -LA W
GEO. A. DeCOTTES
a nd
COUNSELLOR
Accurate Service
-FOUR HER CENT allowed on Savings Deposito
’
A TTO RN EY
Polite Service
--------r------- - aiuVwill appreciate your patronage
Practice« io State and Federal Couru.
M. O. T. Build Inf.
Phone 248
at
Safety Deiwsit Boxes for rent
M. M. SMITH.
H. R. STEVENS,
President Vloa-Presldetu
LAW
H. E. TO LAR
Cashier
Practice In State and Federal Courts
Welborn Block
.
Sanford. Fla
HAND BROTHERS
THOMAS EMMET WILSON
ATTO RN EY A N D COUNSELLOR
A T -L A W
LIVER Y, F E E D and
Late State Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit of
Florida
Rptldence*. Sanford snd Sylvan Lake
eee ee ee ee e ee ee e e r e e e e sew e * * * « * » * *
SALES
H arnaaa and Wagons
L. G. STRIN.GFEL.LOW
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Blackam lthlng and Horaaahoalng
H orses and M ules Bought and Exchanged___
-JUSTICE OF TH E PEACE
H E A V Y H A U L IN G AND C O N TR A C TIN G
NOTARY PUBLIC
D ls » o lu tlo ii N o tic e
The jMirtucrsliip heretofore existing be
tween K. R. Murrell und J. B. W illis un
der the inline of "The IJoaton” store hutt
litis day boon dissolved by toutnal con
sent.
A ll bills due The Boston will be pay
able to K. R. Murrell and the said J. H,
Willis Is hereby released from a ll ob liga
tion o f said partnership. Tho business to
bo con d u ct«' lo thefuture under llie name
of the Hoston and by the Bald K. R. Mur
rell.
K. R. M im sm ,
• J. U. W illis ,
ft C- A P IT A L «,3 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0
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Sanford
Laws of Florida
Notice of Application Tor Tax Deed
Under Section 8, Of Chapter 4888
Law» Of riorlda
E.
i Peoples Bank of Sanford, Florida
IrfXtrtDttTourt,7th JuiticaVCtrcuU or . - Residence 519 Magnolia Avenue
Florida In and for Orange County
Office Hours:
9 to 12: 3 't o V •••*—
I hereby announce my candidacy for the office of
Marshal and Collector tor Sanford at Ihe coming The People« Bank of San
ford. a corporation organdty election.
ited and exlitlng under
Reapectfully,
the jaw* nf the «tate cf
------ W r A r T l l X i S -Notlrrprtnnmutan
vs.
of Suit by ottoch
The Florida Land and De
ment.
SANFORD LODGES
velopment Co.. aoorpora
(ion organized and exist
ing under the laws of the
Sanford Lodge N*. 27. L O . O. F.
state nf Ohio
Meets
evepr Monday
Monday at L30 p. m., over Imperial To Charles Lockwood, Treasurer of Uie Florida
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ts every
Theetr«. W. P. Stone,
Land and Development Company, defendant,
W. S. Budwin, Sec'y,
and all other persons interested in the above en
titled cause or any of the lands hereinafter de
scribed:
geminale Chapter No. 2, Order eastern Star
You will take notke that on the 23rd day of De
Meets every second snd fourth Friday In month. cember, A. D. 1810, suit was Instituted against The
Every one who hat seen hi* Star In the East are Florida lutnd and Deveiopinent Company, In the
cordially Invited to visit the cbapjfr
Circuit Court of the Seventh Judicial Circuit of
Auc* E/Koastx*, Sec’y.
Florida, in and far Orange county, In attachment
by The People* Bank of Sanford, and that writ uf
attachment dated December 23rd, 1910, we* Is
F. 0. E.. Celerv City Aerie 1833
sued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court under the
Meetings first and Ih'rdTueadaya In eve^idonth. seal or the said court on said date of December
Hall In Wrlfaome Block, third fioor
23rd 1010. and under and by virtue of said writ of
attachment I have levied upon the fallowing deecritied lot. tract or parcel of land, situate, lying and
Phoenix Lodge Ne. 8, K. of P.
being In the county of Orange and state of Florals,
Meets second and fourth Tuesdays
Visiting to wit:
knights always wc come P. E. Hutchinson. C C .
Lot Sixteen (16) of M, M. Smith's third sub
Felix S. Frank. K R. and 1
division. in-lug n part of Section Twenty-Eight (28).
Township Nlneseen (10), South of Range Thirty
(30). East.
Sanford Lodge. No 0 2 , r. A A M
You nre therefore required lo appear to the said
same
G. W Spencer. Matter; J. C. Enaminger. Secre action on the rule day in March. 1011, Ihs
the same
ana tthat Inde
tary. Communication every Brat and tfilrd Thura being the tixih day of March, 1811, and
days nt 7:30 p. m Visiting brother* welcome. gainst you.
fault thereof Judgmenl will be enlered agt
lay ofDeWltness my band und seal thii 30th d
embe». A. |f. 1910.
J. A. KIRKWOOD.
fseall
Notice of Application For Tax Deed
Sheriff of Of aure County.
Derr*
A
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Under Section 8 of Chapter 4688,
21-Ht
Attorney* (or the plaintiff.
Notice la hereby given that W. B. and S. M.
French ol Kuoxvllle Tenn., purchasers of Tax Cer
tificates Nos. 483 and 438 dated the 3rd. day of
June A D. 1807, have filed said certificate in my
oJ&ce, and have made application far Tax Deed to
issue In accordance with low. Said certificates
embrace Ihe following deacilbnl property- situated
In Orange County, Florida, ttf-wit: Cert 453—Ixrts
26 to .30. Blk, D. MItchell's Survey of Levy
Grant. '
Cert 455r-Lot* 42 to «6, Blk. D, Mitchells Sur
vey of Levy Grfint. *'
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. The laid land being assessed st the dale of the
issuance of such certificate* In the name of Un
known Owner.
Unless said Certificate shall be redeemed ac
cording to law, te a Deed will Issue thereon on the
13th. day of February, A. D 1811.
Vi It ness my official signature and seal this the
ISthdayof January, A. D. Iflli.
B. M. Kooinkm.
Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County, Florida.
22-4c
By M. A Howard, D. C.
8l DICKINSON
DICKINSON
Office in City t l4 l
rrv w r r r w rf w e x e w w v e *»* « «* » »
J A. Thompson has o p e n e d o meat
market at the corner of Sanford Ave.
and Third street and want* to see his
old custorners and new ones Every
thing In Florida and Western meats.
Shoe Repairing By Machinery
Quicker, Neater and Better than tho Old W ay
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PHONE NO. « 0 .
ORLANDO.
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Same Man but New Location
Just Try Me and See
No. 113 W . fir s t Street, Next Door to W o o d ru ffs Store
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H A N S O U [ t SANFORD, FLORIDA i
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W a d * W ill Pay Phona Toll on
All Ganulna Ordara
Notice I* hereby given lhat'p. R. Haynes, of
Have your heatdr put up now. The
KnuxvUle, Tennessee, purchasei of Tax Certificate*
named Ix-luw, has filed said certificates in my oald is coming. Be prepared. W e liove
FLOWERS — PLANTS — BULBS
office and has made application for lax deals lo
issue In accordant« with taw. Said certificate« a large stock of wood heating stoves also
embrace the following described property situated gas and oil hcatet. The Geo. H. 1 efnald
lo Orange County, Florida, to-wit: Cert. 484
lard ware Co.
2-tf 40CNT JACKSONVILLE FLORAL COMPANY
i £ 1807-Lots 34 to 37 and Lot 38
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i Surve,
(Itu 5 ■ on E (Ids) Blk. D. Mlthell'*
Survey of
Phone 166.
Itth and Oak Ave.
Levy Giant. Assessed In the name of Unknown
Ownor.
Special
Offerinii
In
Ferns.
Sanford,
Cert No. 460. dated June 3. 1807-Lot 04 Ulk,
D. Mitchell's Survey of Levy Grant, assessed In
Floral
Designs
to
Order.
Florida
the name of Unknown Owner.
Cert. No. 4(17. dated June 3, 1807—tola 68 U>
72; Blk. D, Mitchell's Surveyor Levy Grant, a*
Drink a Bottle of
L. H. T E M P L E
_ V y 't
1l«t UoKol June ill HlLf (" M ill
t *)
M . Bis. b , Mitchell's Survey U U v y Croat,
srssedta the name of Unknown Owner,
~ IWnee « ■ M ifilS is M .^ .ilt S r w i l « a J tordinl to law.
the I3lh dsy of
Witness a y
the 13th day of
(as deed* wUI Issue thereon
February A. D. 1811.
official signature and seel I
January A. IF jBH^
J. D. PARKER, Prop
; ; Room and Board *1.50
Per Day,
Meals, 33c.
Clerk of Circuit Court Orange County, Floti
28-4C
By M. A Howard D. t
Spacial
Rata
by tha W aak
Legal Notice
imdmilord
Stats*
°hio, Western Division, in Eguity case No. M 75
tlierrof, olio by thè United States Circuit Court far
^sssms^rn: ¡ t a r a s a
Henry
Development Company, a coiporullon organiseli
under thè laws of lits nate of-OUio. All portoni,
brms or txwtwrstlons indebtod M laid company are
rajuired lo moke Is fs d la t e payasent. and all
McLaulin
JEW ELER
Plumbing and
G as Fitting
AJ1 Work Receives My Persona! Attention
Theme 230
Sanford Library
M Y SPECIALTIES
ROOM 20
mid Juarpit C, Smith. Attyg..
Ä jilO r s
doe U hereby gi,
that oa the 6lh M of February, i
U fPPir to ' tha Honorable WUUsi
aludes ef Piuheti
22-fli
ALL
GOODS
GUARANTEED
BICYCLES AND
St u
25 BICYCLES
ORLANDO.
OF SANFORD, FLA
N . R A N O . President
P . P O R R T R R , ashler
o ilx
Upstairs, Pico Block
Open Tuesdays ^Tto G p .iíí
Saturdays 4 to 9 p. m
¡¡Strangers
W e l c o m e ¡¡
ORO . P O R N A L O , V le s -P r s e .
R. P . W H IT N K R , A s st. C ashier
Only National Bank In Orango County
Funds Protectod by Burglsry Insurance
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Pickard's Hand-Painted China
Gorham's Sterling Silver
__ Rogers' Platod Ware
-E lg in and Waltham Watches
^Batata*.
Manufactured with pure distilled water— they wiU prevent illness, aid
digestion and give yu n h en ltii
T h o S a n fo rd C o ca C o la B o ttiin e C o ., S a n fo rd , F la
Opposite City Hall
>d by tie il
G IN G E R A L E OR S O D A W A T E R
* S efety Deposit Boxes fo r R ent
O R G A N IZ E D 18B7
TH E M. & R. STORE
And ICE CREAM PARLOR
P in ts, Quarto and finTlonn
Stationery, Confeotionery and
Periodicals of all Kinds
Old Postofflee Bld’g
t »vj| S'M
‘1 W F
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�1000 ‘
1001
1902
1003
1604
8,200
11,000
21,200
34,000
53.650
Y ear ' Orate«
iw »- e w »
1006
136,058
1007
181,766
1006 680.000
1000
475.000
la r a n t c c d
(a iM until development be
30 . 60 or BO day* (race or
irmene» In c o m of tick net*,
tree deed la case q/ death
TÏTUC BOND 4 GUARANTEE OO.
Y «ä rty avérai« Increase 118.3ft
O u r Polloy:
Conaarvatlam , R allab lllty, P roirssslvsnsss snd Courtsous Traatm ant
Number 51
S A N F O R D ,^ FLO
R ID A. J A N U
A R V 2 20, 11911
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$25 down-that’s all f i n i
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a a
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$10 monthly-Tbit.Eu,
g a i n a
Sanford Vegetable Growers Are Making Large Profits
—— — on Their Lettuce Crop This Season.
It is nothing unusual to hear of single acres that net from $500 to $1200 per acre
The other crops are bringing prices'in proportion. The general outlook for Celery
Delta Farmers are brighter this very minute than they have been for many seasons
NoW is the Time for You to Buy
O n e o f our V e g e t a b l e F a r f l l S at $150 an an acre on our very easy system o f pay
ments*.
T h e increased profits as shown this season by the growers will have a great ef
feet in increasing the price o f land, and if you want to do business in the vegetable line in
Florida,
You Had Better Purchase One of Our Farms
Beforeithe price is increased by the natural development o f this section and the attend
ant success o f our growers
Title Bond and Guarantee Companys’
.
Farm s are situated on original transportation, are well drained, the soil is excellent and
the community is in a flourishing condition.
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Fourteen Families Have Moved to Monroe .
Since we put this division o f elery F a rm s on the m arket
W e are buildin
houses every day, breaking new land and planting crops o f various kinds
the effect of making all the land in tl
new
have
If You Are Interested
W rite to us about Florida Real Estate. W e . have all kinds o f land suitable for groves,
chicken firms, winter homes and vegetable farms.
Our Terms Are the Best Offered by Any Firm In Sanford
F o r la n d o f the sam e quality, a n d the quality is su ch that it w ill p ro d u ce
an yth in g
that w ill
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IN SANFORD— Life I» Worth Living
THE POPULARITY CONTEST
NEW CLOTHING AND FURNISHING STORE FOR SANFORD
M any Out or Town Reader» Are Get-
The General News o f “The Land
of Flowers.
f l iilfn FROM THE STATE PRESS
M l»» Mildred Potter. .........................
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ing some broken ribs, ana internal
juries. His brother, Grady Revels
J. T. Phillips were also badly hurt.
¿ to e and Wright ore attending the
The Times-Union has a Washington
dispatch discrediting the rumor -that a
deal is on foot to- displace Congressman
Sparkman from fall just place a* chair-man o f the o s x t - E i v e a o i ^ M b o r s conv
mittre. The rumor was to the effect that
Congressman Kandadell would be selected
for ibe place. Considerable1juggling la
going on in connection w ith the - House
committee chairmanships and their is a
suggestion that not many o f them will
be awarded on the score o f seniority.
However, the Times-Union's correspondent
says Mr. Sparkman has every assurance
1that he will receive the appointment.
Following an experiment that was
made so m e, tim e ago Ft. Myers has
placed an order tor a large quantity of
crude oil, which, at present, is being
generously applied to our streets in the
hope that Its use w ill not only aid In
preserving the streets, which are o f shell,
but have a tendency to keep down the
dust that arises therefrom and is a source
of much annoyance to merchants and
shop-keepers.
Alachua County'» Board of. Commis
sioners has issued a pamyhlet contain
ing muctrvatuabte 'Information concern
ing the county. Tho vegetable sections
-of the county sred ea crib ed aa are also
•U other sections. Th e different In
dustries are named and . their values
•re given for the benefit o f the general
public.
Mr»
treatment to all. Mr. W. C. Palmar cams
to Florida three years ago from Johnstown
Pa., where he was manager o f a large
clothing and furnishing* goods store and HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK
accepted a s l m l ^ o y M o n ,, with the
Surpm e'Stort Oo., of S hX u giiitin e. which
H e r « th e R e a d e r » W ill Find ■ B r ie f
he filled successfully until reoendy.
H is to ric a l S p rin g T lo w ln g
rich mahogany finish. The clothing cabi-.. Mr. Selgh has boon actively engaged
/ f o r H u rried R e a d e r »
net la sixty feet long and will hold three i n bust near fuc the past 13~*y*arer having
David
Graham Phillips^ age forty-tlirerv
hundred suits. The leading makes carried
editor,
publicist
and novelist was shot six
by Messrs. Pnlmer & Selgh will he
times on Monday as he approached 'the
Princeton Club, by Fitzhugh Coyle Goldsborough, aged thirty-one, a Harvard juon
u'i|niliWA"dJn“ ,lY offer, committed suicide. PhlllliM died later from the wounds.
The body o f Goldsborough, whose career
at Harvard was brief, lies in the morgue.
Apparently insane, he had a fancied grudge
against the author and sought his life. •-
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What appears to be definite informa
tion Jhut W illiam Johnson, a negro,
charge with the murder of Brakentan
Humphries, white, at A vera, Oa., wus
lynched early Sunday morning,-hi» body
riddled with bulluts and later burned,
was contained in a special dispatch from
Fsonin
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OUT U * W i N
Miu Florence C. Kinney, Ovcidu
COMMERCIAL CLUB MEETING
Annual E lection o f O ffic e rs and Other
In tere stin g M a tte rs
The Commerelul Club held a most inter
esting meeting on Monday night. The
regular election o f officers for the ensuing
year followed. ‘
The question o f having u booth at the
Orange County Fair was taken up and
discussed at length. Sanford should be
represented at the fair In the best man
ner possible and every citizen should aid
in making a creditable display. The cur
tailment o f the Fast Coast schedule or the
Titusville branch was also taken up and
will be acted upon later.
Several other important questions were
before the meeting for adjustment but
were not decided.
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The following officers were elected. •
President— Forrest Lake.
First Vice President— F. P. Forster.
Second Vice President— D. L. Thrasher.
Secretary—E. T, Woodruff,
Treasurer— H. C. Du Bose.
Directors— J. N. Whitner, B. A . How
ard. W—U. Holden. R. H. Marks. Forrest
Lake, J. 0. Packard, D L. Thrasher, G. H.
POrnald, F. I- Woodruff, H. R. Stevens, A.
T. Rossetter, T. K. Bates, W. T. Fields,
F. P. Forster. Harry Ward, S, Ü. Chase.
Have G ood P o u ltr y Ju dge
Nick Carter, holding the world's record
The Fair management have secured the as a high diver, will jump 110 loot.
•enrices o f Hon. F. J. Marshall as poultry
Hurricane, the fastest trotting ostrich
in the world, has been secured and will
Mr. Marshall has had thirty-five year»' give an exhibition once daily. This bird
active service aa Judge o f poultry shows has been driven in harness all over the
and has officiated at falsa add expositions United* States- He never disappoints.
■II oyer the United States. Am ong his He la not an experiment.
many engagements were the Columbian
Each day títere will be harness races.
fa p rwitifla a t ^ m ^ g » and tho.World's ia which high rl*n* and speedy horses
T’sir e l Sl Louis. Owners o f poultry-may have been entered. Th e-eeeeeiatioa ia a
he assured that the merits o f the exhibits member o f the American Trotting Asso
•rill be satisfactorily judged.
ciation. which insures Just treatment to
1" e d it , Augusta. D. N. Reynolds
r< fawn Jacksonville has ‘beaa .-d l
barf this weak and on a o u l a o i n
i*PV Sl Johns- M r. Reynolds Is an
of Gea A . DeCottes o f this city and
* eetw a l weeks o f each season at
Mr. W. C. Palmer, and Mr. A . B. Selgh
the two enterprising young merchant»
who havo cast their lot with us and will
give us one o f the finest clothing and
gents furnishing stores south o f Jacksonvllle. The display cases, clothing cabinet,
hat cabinet and windows' w ill, all be' a
2.600
Keeping up with the State wboae name
It bears the Florida L ife Insurance Com
O range C ounty's Big Fair
pany will erect a new ten-story home
A s the lime for the Orange County Fair,
in Jacksonville. This company, during February 7-11 approaches, the directors
its short life, has made a record, and con are making a very careful canvas o f the
tinues to grow.— Pensacola JournoL
situation.
la the January number o f "D ixie
The exhibits already secured o f - citruh
Motoring" Governor A lbert W.’ Gilchrist fruits, farm products and the products of
has an article upon the condition of. the vegetable farmers will be larger and bet
toads can be constructed at. little e x ter than any fair ever held In Florida.
pense. The writer glvpa these -splendid
The exhibit^ o f cattle, horses, hogs,
■venues o f travel credit for the great In poultry, are large. The arts crafts will
crease in population which tho State has have a fine display while the educational
enjoyed In the last ten yean .
interests will not be neglected but will
Warnings have been ecn ito the owners take front rank.
Fpr entertainment there will be sports.
of razorbacks near Sorrento that the d tltens have derided to protect themselves Bofb ball, polo and track events.
Fifteen great gtiows, including a wildagainst the divine right o f the four-legged
prowlers Gardena and crape have been west animal show, w ill interest all looking
rained from time immemorial, and it for excitemenL
For free attractions there will be a
wifi have to be stopped, according to the
balloon ascension dally, with double parJgjrniMs lust sent out.
Hanford H eigh ts im p ro v in g
J. H. Ragsdale baa sold this week eight
jots on Sanford Heights and expect» to
« t the contract at once for a fine reai«• o fe to be built for himself. Mr. Ragsdale
has also contracted for two new concrete
sidewalks to be laid the entire length of
of the property and this choice location
'•hi (reseat a busy appearance in a few
Items of Interest Gleaned fro m
Various Sources
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3.775
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and M iu Mule ],
M l»» Kalo Under votai
Drs. till« A llie Kubili.:»
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fortunate \ Ictlms.
Palm er and S elgh t o H ave One e f th e Finest S t o r e » South o f J a ck so n ville
tin* Excited
The Herald Popularity Contest la ex
citing interest among the northern readers
And many letters have been received
and subscription paid by people who do
not.AoaiC.lhe contestants personally but
w ant to get into the game. Y ^ w o u id
o d j W .Abfl.nfluiaana to vote at once and
not wait until the last minute. While
such acilptU * pot prohibited those who
are holding back the larger number, of
votes are apt to strike n great surprise on
the Inst day lor the fellow other is holding
out also. Get in your votes ond watch out
for the big bonus offer next week. Fol
lowing is the status this week.
Tha fair is not,*conducted na a money
making scheme, but 1» for the - benefit of
Orange county und supported b y the
oounty end l u citizens.
Remember the date, February 7-11.
There seem» to be some misapprehen
sion on the part o f some es to the cost of
nuking an exhibit nl ihr J a lf. „TUereJs
ubaoiuteJy no charge, if you are exhibit
ing to show your handiwork, or are com
peting for a premium. If you are m«k
fag an exhibition o f «och e nature to
require your at te n d a n o »» t the fair, you
can get an exhibitor's ticket; good for e v
ery day during the fair, to come and go
as you like, for $1.00.
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NEWS Of THE WORLD
W. C. PALM ER
Stronse & Bros., Isaac Hamburger & Sons
and Burgher Hood A Co., o f Baltimore
and New York.' The display
. cases sixty
feet in all will be arranged in two lines
down the center o f the store and will be
tilled at all limes, with the very beat
gents furnishings. Iw intwrvlcwlng the
Messrs. Palmar A Selgh we find their
policy to one hundred cents worth for the
dollar, money refunded on all goods Dot
satisfactory. one price and courtioua
A L B E R T SEIGH
darted In the grocery business, but later
disposing of his store to lake .up> mens
clothing he . has been connected until
recently with the Penn, Traffic Co,, or
Johnstown, Pn., one o f the largest stores
*n *)*•* section o f the state,
W e find both men to be upright
corneous gentleman and think they will
be good hustling citizens for Sanford.
ATTENTION, VOTERS!
The first bill looking to the regulation
ol the sale of liquor in Texas, requiring
tliat saloons dose at nightfall, started on
la journey to the Governor for his sig
nature on Monday, after the House of
Representatives passed the measure. The
Senate, it Is suld, will follow suit on W ed
nesday, those favoring prohibition having
a majority In both branches o f the legis
lature. The bill, however, Will In all
probability not become a law, Governor
Colquitt having expressed his opposition
and test votes have shown the prohibition
strength in the assembly short o f the
number necessary to over-ride the Gov
ernor’s veto.
Tiie bill provffies thnt saloons open at
G a. in., and dose at 7 p. m.. except Sun
days. The selling of liquor on Sunday Is
barred.
"Philadelphia is raising a million dollars
for the Young Men's Christian Asao-
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Remember January 31st election for United States
Senator, Hon. N. P. Bryan ia the candidate for all tile people.
The "Special Interests." "Favor-Seeking Interests" are trying
to defeat him, in order to name their own corporation at
torney. Shall these "Corporate Interesta"-Aiiaine your Sena
tor, or will you elect N. P. Bryan?
IT S U P TO YO U .
Yours truly,
The Orange County Progressive League
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Auction Lot Sale :
Sulking at the psychological moment
wun for Editor Luke Lea, o f the Tenqesaean, the United Suites Scnatorship*in
the fight before the Tennessee Legislature
over the sent soon to be made vacant by
James B. Frazier.
Up in Vermillion county, Illinois, known
to fame as the residence place o f Joseph
G. Cannon, speaker o f the House o f Rep
resentatives, "leading citizens” are plead
ing guilty to having committed fraud in
the recent national election, in which
"Uncle J o e" was sent back to Congress.
T w elve unnrdiista. convicted of con
spiracy against the Japanese throne ami
the lives of the imperial family, were txu
to death at Tokio, being beheaded in rap
id succession.
Charlie Norton, secretary to President
Taft', is going to quit his job because a
raise in Ida salary has been suggested.
Charlie must be U ying to Imitate Andy
Cdrnegle on u small scale.
Saturday 2 p. m. Celery Avenue
SANFORD BRAND Of AUIOS
Addition
Our Id e a lL o c a tio n f o r T a c t o r y Cause»
The interest in the sale of lots at Celery Avenue Addition
continues unabated and u greatjnanyr buyers have called on
lite Bowman Realty. Company olid made purchases at ' private
sale since the close o f the big whirlwind auction sale put on by
them on Tuesdayjuid Wednesday. So native is the demand
that the owners of the property htrre arranged with the Bow
man people to hold a special auction sale on tire premises on
Saturday afternoon, beginning 2 p. m ,~ to accomodate those
interested who were unable to attend before. Another lot and
several other prizes including $23 In gold will be given away
and the fairness with which these awards are made assures a
record breaking attendance for Saturday afternoon. A num
ber of buyero to date have announced their purpose to begin
improvements at once, and it is predicted that all unsold lots
will go with a rush at the special Saturday afternoon matinee.
Free Street Car service will be provided os heretofore, the free
Park A venue, bugitining l p. in. and running every few minute*, picking up paaeengers enroatc. * The fa c fth a tu ir entire plan o f "tots ^la biririg
sold out in one week in Sanford speaks volumes for tbe future
of Sanford and the confidence of the public in Sanford real estate.
Favorable Comment
During the visit to Souford o f several
prominent automobile men ond manufac
turer?, the.Herald man liad his suspicions
aroused and upou Inquiry found that San*
ford wua bring investigated by several uf
the emulier manufacturers with q view
making the city a center for the manu
facture of automobiles for the southern
trade.
- Th e factories will n o k h « huge, but they
can be operated as cheaply as In the
larger cities o f tha north and the good
roads movement in Florida will make this
the greatest automobile center In the
world for all the year round sport.
The smaller manufacturers realize that
in Sanford they pan get a good location
with railroad and steamship transporta
tion. They can ship die part» here, as
semble them and aril the machine» In the
south cheaper than their northern com
petitors and realize a good profit
In connection with the manufacture of
automobiles a Writ known firm o f ah
ship manufacturers have also made in
quiries regarding Sanford a s a manufeo-
luring center and it'a up to our city now
to furnish sites for those men who purpoae to put Sanford upon the map la
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Why. Sanford Celery Delta Land is in Great Demand at
"^Sfltm ^rlces While Colony Promoters are Straining
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FIRST— To make a success o f growing fruits or vegetables in Florida, the land MUST "be irrigated.
pumping plant that cost $30,000.
A ll truck gardens A r e .irrigated.
SECOND—Two kinds o f irrigation am used in Florida.
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_______ from flowing artesian, wells. -The latter is in use in our Celery .Delta— These wells do not-cost over $75 each, one being enough to irrigate five
Many o f these wells have been flowing for the past 33 years.
Pumping plants are unnecessary if you have flowing wells.
The Celery Delta of Sanford occupies the largest
THIRD— The quantity of land upon which flowing artesian wells can be secured in Florida is limited
FOURTH— The Colony Promoter sells arid lands, formerly used os pastures.
water on them.
many cents.
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These lands cannot be irrigated.
area
There is either too gjuch water or not enough
These lands are non-productive insofar as growing vegetables is concerned and the acre that Is offered you ot $13 Is not worth that
Good land is not given away.
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SIXTH— Our wet season occurs during the summer.
W e do no vegetable farming then.
Oqr dry season occurs during the winter.
Mout o f season” with little or no rain.. Then is when our irrigation is useful and beneficial.
32 months.
Our artesian wells have carried us through a drought of
W e mode more money in the Sanford Celery Delta then thairwe ever did, before or since.
The wells did it.
SEVENTH— Outside of the Colony Promoter’s plans on paper, he has nothing to show you in the way of developments.
celery, lettuce or other vegetables.
His crops are imaginary. -His plana flighty.
ials to embeli8h his fraudulent literature.
Then we grow our crops
His schemes, fakes.
He has no brood acres planted to
He uses Sanford pictures and Sanford testimon
With these he proceeds to “ Show you what can be done in Florida,” and if you are not cautious he “ Will do
you in F lorida”
His fairy stories are dreams.
It is as far from the western end of Florida to the southern end o f Florida, as it is from Jacksonville to
New York City.
Then It is plain to you at once that Sanford pictures and testimonials have little to do with illustrating "W hat can be done in Florida.'
EIGHTH— The lands offered you by those schemers are undrained, unproductive and of little value except for grazing purposes.
land will sustain one cow, no more, possibly less.
Forty acres o f that COLONY
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th e first' condition is our flowing artesian wells which makes us absolutely independent of the rainfall.
* underlaid with a subsoil o f clay, thus enabling it to retain applied" fertilizers and moistures.
stations here.
crates.
You will have no experimenting to do.
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offered.
The third condition is, we are situated at the head of nuvi-
Our Celery Delta ships one third of all the vegetables that leave Florida in boxes, barrels or
W e have on ice factory with 100 tons capacity each 24 hours, the entire product being used to refrigerate Sanford vegetables.
TW E LFTH — SanTord has become famous os a vegetable producing center.
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The second condition is, our Celery Delta is
There have been 75 vegetable buyers here at one time.
their products.
This attracts to our city purchasers ready to take our products in any quantities
During the past season the growers organized an Association to Intelligently market
Here you secure ali the benefits o f organization, development and intelligence.
THIRTEENTH— W e have blazed the way for you.
W e have shown you the-trails.
W e hove cleared the paths for you.
W e do not invite you into a wilder
ness, but we invite you to join in and become one o f a set o f scientific farmers who are this very minute making a world record in the matter o f .pro
duction.
THIS IS THE REASON W H Y OUR L A N D IS V A L U A B L E A N D THE HOLDINGS OF THE S A N D D U N E F A K IR GO BEGGING
A T NOTHING A N ACRE
W e have Ham m oqk Land, Pine Land, M uck Land, Land for Pecan and Citrus Groves, Chicken Ranohes and
Irrigable Land for Vegetable F a rm s as w ell as some Im proved Property,
O u r term s are reasonable
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CANFORO, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JANUARY I3 ,1911
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REPORT
SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY
GREAT POPULARITY CONTEST
Volume III
BLOUNT IN THE FIRST
C ity C lerk M a x w e ll B elieves In Giving
The F igu res
City Clerk R. C. Maxwell has made
many improvements in his office since bis
appointment several months' ago. Mr.
COLUMN DEVOTED" TO PEOPLE Maxwell Is an expert accountant having
been for many years in the auditor's ofit> »
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flee o f a large railroad corporation and
In This D ep o rtm en t w ill be Found th e believes In system. He hns attendee
Comments
most fa ith fofiy to the -affairs o f the city
Of Practical Writers
and is ever ready to attend to every duty,
The public appreciates the courteous
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x s a tU c to iy ic a a e tic
On Matters .Politically.
In te re s tin g and In stru ctive M e e tin g In te re s t Is G ro w in g .E v e ry Day Am oni,
H eld a t Auditorium
H erald R eaders
Pensacola M an Leads Th e T ic k
The m eeting nf the School Improve
In the press o f other business the great
et F o r S e n a to r
ment Association was held at the high Herald popularity contest was neglected
school building Monday afternoon. This hut week but it has fairly ^started now
was one o f the largest and «most inter- and-will be pushed to completion. We
ing meetings ever held by this organi want every fam ily in the county to read WILL REQUIRE SECOND PRIMARY
zation, showing that the people o f San The Herald und are willing to give uway
ford are wide awake to the interest of these grand prizes to stimulate the desire
yo u n g -*S to c k to n A re Running Glose
their schools and
Invariably respond
Latt fa*.,:,—
when a call Is ingjLs in this direction: djes Will
i o u r j e, f t W tond hustle -'-id
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p ris e T o M an y
An Interesting program was arranged men should give them thetr support.
Car the afternoon. 13>e first number-Was You can subscribe for a number ol years
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manner o f handling the clerk's office. In a piano solo, "T h e Dying Poet” Louis in advance and assist your favorite, us
W. A. Blount is mnintaining Ills lead
For some tim e It has been noticeable this Issue Mr. Maxwell gives his semi- Gottschaff, beautifully rendered by Miss
The Herald is good all the tim e and you of apiiroxlmntely 3,SOU votes tn the sena
that, among our people here there has annual report— something that the tax Flossie; Frank. The first address by Rev.
are getting your money's worth.
torial primary. N. P. Bryan is second,
been, and still Is. much criticism and payers o f Sanford will appreciate, this G. B. Waldron on acliools in general,
Ballot boxes will be kept at J. U. Law- with n lead 'over John N. C. Stockton
complaint about the manner In which report every six months. A t the earnest was full o f good advice and well re
son's and the M. &. R. store and you can slightly less than a thousand votes, and
city affairsJmve been and are being con solicitation
______________
___ ________
_ Muxr
o f his____
.many
friends_
Mr.
ceived,
-l^ ijj xacliea lly nsasurtoLUmt-Blotto»- und
a a s » v ' tfucrtd. • No one o f-eew rse o b je c t? fa this *w rff |s'n - «mrt!rTme~nr '^ ilfv m r flfnraelf
talk on the object o f the association, file pri
prizes ore such that the contestants Dryan wITi 6e fhe two candidates in ’The- *
public comment, for such it has become, and will receive the support of those who rending a letter, from
Miss Ruwqnu will be well rewarded. This is a home second primary.
,
upon his acm, for If they are as they are in favor o i having the city's affairs Longmira o f Tallnbussee. president of
A feature o f the polling yesterday was
affair, conducted by your home paper.
should be there Is nothing to fear. While transacted upon strict business (irinciples. the slate association, giving in detail
The prizes were all purchased o f home tho lack o f interest of the voters, und
on the other-band If they be not that; then Mr. Maxwell's record is a clean one and many o f the practical objects o f this
people and your money la spent at home. but two-thirds vote, o f the normal vole o f
still less ogul£ there be any well founded is open for your inspection. He is a organization. Miss
Mercedes Munson, The contest will be u^gootj natured one the S late was brought out. Report» are
fityjwtlnn. in fact, the mural health and young, alert business man-soaking the o f one o f the promising young singers of
among home folks- and -every ptTblic coining in slow, but it is not cx|>ectcd
civic righteousness o f every community fice because lie expects to give tho pub Sanford, delighted the audience with a
spirited-citizen-should tukc an interest in tlint the reinnining counties to be heard
raunity must depend largely upon the ic service and he has no desire to he sweet solo. "M essage o f the Rose" ac
it. Subscribe now and help your favorite from will materinUy change the position
thoaghtfulness and vlgilunce o f 1U people upon the city's pension roll as a favor. companied by Miss Margaret Davis. Mrs.
take the lead. • The following contestants of the candidates.
In matters o f public concern; and every A vote for Maxwell means u vote for a R. L. Homrlghous gave an cxcellant talk •tart this week ns follows:
Returns„up to 11 o'clock with some
public official ougbt to take pride in the man who knows his duty and attends on art, advising pictures by the old mas MU* Mildred Potter. . . . 7
.
3. 550
counties missing and others incomplete. Mias Saidie Williams..............................
1,025
Jact mat his constituents were following to it.
ters for decorating the walls of tho school MIm Alias Robbins ....................
1,025 iihow the following vote:
him with a n interest in keeping with his
______ 1.023
building. F ive minutes -talks by - D.- L M III LudiloK kliardi----------- . . . .
Dlount-. 10,341¡—Bryan f.,723; Stockton—
Mils Jessie Sunnon......................................i.ooo
Surprise Supper
responsibility to them, and to the com
'brasher,' professor Mnris and C. R. Cameron
6,091.
It is
City
Ctiurvh..........
ÏÏT*"?,'” ! V
,’ -i —
MUIVU..,,.......
1,000 —
>———
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■- certain that ho one candidato
One of the very pleasant social events
MU* Male U «iacdy— .................1,00ft._an m „ lvn
munity which lie serves. Even the SaunWalker, covering the different phases of M l» Helen Rowland..........
majority by the present
..........
1,0001e®0 reoe*vtì
terer with bis flashlight has taken two ur of the week was given in the nature of school work were an inspiration within Mrs. Mabel Johnson ..
1.000 vote.
•„
Ml»» Alloa Whliner srrVAn t *IVCi «VI
600
surprise suppet by the friends and
three snapshots Of late, and he Iff* to be
From
news
received
from
most
of the
themselves. C. R. Walker of the school Misa Carraway
600
near neighbors o f Mr and Mrs. J. M.
Mrs. J. li. Stryker....
MiO counties in the State, Mr Blount is lead- *
commended for it If-------- T
board gave a. most interesting resume Misa Otédy» Gardner,
‘500
Now, in view o f the fact that we are to Welker ot their beautiful pew home in o f the growth o f the Sanford schools
ing N. P, Dryan by nbout four thousand,
Beck
Hammock,
the
occasion
being
in
hold our city election very soon would it
votes. 'T h e ’. returns from the various
ststiug that eight years ago, the board
The W ed n esd a y Club
not be well for everybody who knows hoqor o f the birthday anniversary of set their stakes to have the best and
The comfortable and attractive rooms counties are yet incomplete. Mr Blount'
anything which w ill assist us iu voting Mrs. Welker.
largest -school in Orange County. This in the hospitable homes In which the hue so far the lead in Btovnrd, Cohtmhhi,
Mr. and
Mrs.
W c lk e d ^ b y
their
wisely to tell it out in the open und call
has been
accomplish, and now the Wednesday Club wure InVUcd to hold Franklin^ Gadsden, Hamilton. Holmes, J efthe other fellow's handf Those chosen kindly and lovable sp irifH u id genial stakes are set for the best in the state. their meetings this winter, or the inter erson, LnFa yet le.LI bcrty.Mmli will,Orange,
next month to conduct the aifairs of our hospitality, have endeared themselves Judging from the progress made during esting programs, or it may be both, have Putnam. Smun Rosa, Sumter, Wuhan ami
growing city for the next tw elve months to a large circle of friends in the year the last eight years, it seeins that this been the means of bringing out a fine a t Washington.
passed since they became
wifi have much to do in determining that has
He practically swept Santa Rosa county
is not expecting too much.
tendance each week.
permanently
located in this charming
whether the Greater Sanford shall h en
The association elected the following
Mrs. C. R. Walker's paper on "The and carried every vote in Ids home pre, reality or only an imagination. No fa m tropical section of the Celery Delta, and new officers for the ensuing year, presi Wireless A ge,” noting in the order uf d u e l In Pensacolu.
ily can ever make much progress when till those who shared in .the delightful oc dent, D. L. Thrasher, vice president, Mrs. their invenUqn, commercial and practical
Stockton seems to lie gaining on Bryan
divided against itself, neither can a city casion joined in wishing Mrs. Welker II. H. Chappell, secretary, Mrs. C. C. Use to mankind, first dio telegraphy and In the later returhs und some o f his
or town, and few o f either ever stand many many returns.
Woodruff. These meetings are held tho telephone was a very instructive paper, frionds here bellevo he m ay bo nlilc to
Am ong those present were Mr and Mrs.
divide«* long when once they cdhne to un
second Monday each month in the high evidencing both research and care in its go in the second primary.
derstand each other. Of course everybody A lex Vaughn, Mr and Mrs. Huston and school building
Mr. Blount's friends here arc very
upjirecintiun. ^
!
daughter, Mr and Mrs. Atkinson, Mr. and
is not expected to agree, for there may be
“ N avigation of the Air,", by Mrs. C. C. much encouraged over Ids remarkable
Mrs. Dunlap, Mr and Mrs. Huldinc. Mrs.
Fu n eral o f J u d ge Raney
those whose private interests come be
Woodruff, was a very entertaining review race.
John Vaughn,
Mrs. F. V. Lee, Mrs.
In the presence of a vast concourse in
tween them<.and their civic duty, and
of the history of Um various inventions of
N ew C lo th in g S to r e
Hutchison' Mr and Mrs. D. Hart. Mr and which there were representatives from
thero-nre many who would never permit
vehicles or modes o f air navigation, from
T h e new firm of Palmer &. Sclgh ox*
Mrs.
Edgar
E.
Brown.
Miss
Jordan.
Miss
every
section
o
f
die
State
and
from
every
such to be; these on u certainty could
tlie earliest and crudest to the present
[Kiel to start lu tho clothing and gents'
Fish. Miss "Dickson; Mr A, Vaughn "Jr. walk of life, the remains o f Judge George
never find common ground on which to
day attempts and asplrationsuf tin*, manMr. Swingle and Mr McCartney.
F. Raney were laid to rest Monday after birds, to soar above their earthly lim ita furnishing business about January 23,
stand togetlier.
The store room in the DeForest building
noon in the Episcopal cemetery at Talla
No community, or other organization as
tions.
Burial o f E rnestin e M olnar
Is being in line shai>u for the new busi
hassee,
following
impressive
services
at
for that matter, can ever be uny better
“Science and Inventions" next claimed
_ Ernestine Motnor, the little daughter the Episcopal Church. Rev. W, H. Zeiglcr
ness. New allow windows are being
■ than those o f whom it is composed, and
Uie attention o f tho d u ll.. n e a rly . all the
of Mr and Mrs. Ernest Molnar died at conducted the services.
bultt that w ill "give n better disphty-arnF
every government, If made by lu people,
members telling o f some late-discovery
Gainesville last Monday after a brief ■ Seldom hns the capital city expressed
the interior is being remodeled. The
can be no' better than the people who
in the world o f science or new invention
illness.
fixtures have arrived and workmen are
sucli
genuine
regret
as
was
evident
wiien
made it. Equally true i t . is that no
in practical use. Muuy interesting facts
The reinuins were brought to this city the bells toiled out the funeral announce
busy getting them into slinpe. The store
people can intelligently pass upon a ques
were noted.
and intoned in the fam ily lot in Lake- ment. Stores were closed, llags were at
will |»relent n fine nppeurauce when
tion until they know what it is and fully
Miss LlUle Farnesworth read her post
view cemetery.
finished
and Palmer & Seigli expert to
half mast, and sorrowing citizens gather
understand iu im p ort In the light of
poned paper on “ The Witticisms und
U tile Ernestine had only gladdened ed to pay their last tribute to a beloved
carry a fine line of'goods.
,
Sayings of Thomas Nulson Page." Miss
these well known principles would it not
the hearts of her •parents but a short citizen, a distinguished Jurist and a peer
FarnesworUi treated her subject in a very
be just as well th a t before the election
don't I rate Sanford
period when tho grim reaper called, her less statesman.
felicitous mnnnei. If Mr. Page could
the city’s true condition be made known?
To have your dresses made. Madame
home. This beautiful baby life was so
The floral offerings were the most
only have heard how cleverly he was por Josephine of New .York has opened a
If our city lathers would open tiic books
precious, so fraught with blessing to her eluboruto ever seen here, and the grave
trayed he would doubtless have been as first class establishment over Yowell'a
and records and make it known to the
partentt that she seemed u flower of wus literally banked with them. The
much pleased us the club were enter store und is prepared to create the finest
people o f the city just what has and wha't
Faradise permitted to bloom for a brief service at tho church wus attended by all
tained and amused.
has not been done perhaps they (the
and luloit designs for the ladies. Styles
season by their side, then recalled to its of tiie dignitaries o f State,, including the
Program for January 18:
people) could set'* die matter right and
are the latest
New York and Paris
nature skies, leaving the earth road Tor governor and the Stale House officers,
“ Homo Building." Mrs. H. 11. Chappell. designs but the prices are very reasonable
place the seal o f their approval, as well
them dark und lonely indeed.
die county and city officials and mem
“ The First American Legislature," Mrs. and the ladies are invited to call and
as disapproval, where it rightly belongs.
The grief stricken parents und relatives bers o f the various lodges o f die city.
May Dlcklns.
- •
talk over the subjects which are dear to
Give us the facts, gentlemen, that there
have our sympathy In their hour uf The body w e j escorted to the grave by
every fem inine henrt. Repair w orit-wHi'
he no bitch in our city's progress. By all
bereavement.
tho Lamar Cam pof Confederate Veterans. hellion."
also reccivn prompt attention.
G-t
means turn on the light and let'a have
A ll o f the business houses of the city
Politics
in
Colonial
Vlrglnip.
tlw truth and be convinced, and those
• - C ard F rom W. A. Blount
were closed during the funeral hour, und
"M y aim is to follow the main stream
who deserve it be rebuked.
PACK CELERY WITH CARE
To the Democratic Voters of the State
so large was the crowd that many were o f causation from the time o f Raleigh to
Citizen , i
o j Florida: The returns from tho pri
to get a view o f the grave.
the time o f Dinwiddle, from its source
m a r y ’e lection of today show positively
S an ford G ro w e rs P a yin g M a r# A tte n
down
to its absorption into a mightier
that I have carried my home county by
t io n t o it This Y e a r
. \
W arn in g to P o t a t o G ro w e rs
stream." Mrs. J. C. McDaniel.
more titan 2,000 majority, anil indicate
Hurry
Word
manager
o
t
t
h
e
’
Florida
It
Is
quite
a
temptation
to
buy
wherever
M ee tin g N ext Tuesday N igh t
that if I have not a majority throughout we can get the lowest prices but how
Growers' Association, in speaking of conS a n fo rd 's M any Crops
Plan s In to O peration
die state 1 have a very large plurality. .7 often do we resolve never to be so de
Unions, said that last week lettuce and
Operators
In
the
Sanford
Celery
Delta
Flans are being brought j o a head for
I desire to extend m y beorfelt thanks luded again! So-called bargains generally are pleasing disappointed in what they celery slid well because of the pleasant
the proposed gymnasium, baths, reading
to m y home people for the magnificent cost us dearly. The potato grower can
are realizing from their products. A weather. He anticipates ii fair ipuveroom, etc., for Sunford. The committee
demonstration o f trust in roe, and to m y not afford to buy ’ cheap” seed for bis
case In point is that of Mead and Berry merit throughout Januury, but no heavy
on ways and means, appointed last
friends throughout the state for dielr present crop suffers and If he Introduces
who had two acres o f lettuce that was shipments. He anticipates that the as
month Is ready to report for action next
great and unselfish efforts in m y behalf, a disease Ills soil may be Infested for
so
badly blown by the early fall storm sociation will be in n position to supply
Tuesday n igh t The Sanford band is ex
and to aay to them and to the other years. To secure seed potatoes true to
that
they considered it ruined and made the trade with good stock during the last
pected to open the evening with music
voters o f the state that if die complete name sod free from disease costs moner.
arrangements to plow under. For some 20 days o f tills month and the first 10 nr
and there w ill be a brief program o f In
returns shall show that a second primary therefore such seed cannot be bought at
reason they got ready to begin,sam e, the IS dayp of Februory. From the looks uf
strumental and vocal music. A ll men are
will be necessary 1 shall continue die the same prices ss the miscellaneous
(Hants that were left in the ground had things the crop w ill be a fine quality by
Invited to come, enjoy the musle. and
kjatUe to the end. vigorously, and believe collect ion not worthy to • be called seed
so
improved in ¿appearance that they January, 10- Mr. Ward Is insistent that
lake part In the discussion.
A t the
with the assistance o f my friends, suc tho/ can be picked up on die open mar
were in doubt wether It might not be members grade their produce, making all
People’s church Tuesday night. Jan. 17,
cessfully.
# ' 'f
ket; but a few cents a bushel means Just as well . to let them mature and their packs true to name. Wonderful
117:30. ________________________
(S ign ed)
W. A . Blount.
dollars in the grower's pocket later on. thus get something back for their labor. progress has been make in this direction,
John Duster, the Irrepressible hustler of
They decided to do so, instead o f re- and from the way the trade lias taken
A
a I n vn v *w Y
T va i i a ____ He should buy buy the best. Wilson A
wwg
11M
^m P
v ■a
vm
toom er Ferdilzer Co, aT Jacksonville. cooping a portion o f expenses, they have To Ihe t ImproveifiefiL growers Teel enIn dils issue nt The Herald Is u page
to the gratification o f his many friends.
FIs., who are ever alert to guard the received in cash over $1600, from the coursgod and each*one Is taking a great
Mr. Duster is busy putting In a crop of “ a d " for D. L.-Thrasher. He expects to
growers' interest* tiufl the plants growing two acres, and their harvesting from this deal o f interest in the matter, many o f
,i
Potatoes on the rich lands recently pur- put pn a real sale tomorrow and you coo
their seed sprayed every three weeks plat Is not yet entirely completed.
them trying to make Ids pack better than
ChAsod or the ttolden R chI Estate Co., In bare money by coign# s t Um star*. See
to insure "1bgainst the disease*
H
P ^ ^ P e p p « * am * paying oeup Tjera about*. iii» neighbor's. Lettuce last, week was
ad”.
___________________*
Spring Hammock.
1
valeut. This precaution added to the One puny has been selling six basket held steady at S 1ia2.7fi f. n. b. Sanford,
On die lake front, ‘3 acres—just the greatest cultural core has resulted In carriers at 112. Of course the stock was It la-estimated that the Florida Growers'
Seth Woodruff o f Orlando was among
the prominent visitors to the city on place for early cucumbers, Dish potatoes, Ideal Seed Pots lues and such enterprise fine. Marketing began about the boll- Association will m ove 65(ji70 per cent, o f
tomatoes. A pply to C. H, U ffler.
20-31 should be rewarded by liberal patronage.
Um crop.—Produce News.
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tw een l o u and Me'
A Ctilei la Among Yc
Taking Notes,
and faith, Iteli PEent 'Em"—
So S ay* Saunterer.
Sp*+t+t Corrw^onWene# f • Tk* W «,V .
4 1 seo that tbo city council Iias purchased an automobile fire truck th a t will
ca n y oix or eight men, all the hose, pat
ent fire extinguishers and other equip
ment. For this powerful machine the
price is very rcosonnble and yet I hear n
great many people kicking on the Invest
m ent
Now for the benefit o f these
doubting Thomases let us figure up the
people who are afraid to venture into the
water for Tear o f getting wet r © e t m » e y :
want tome fellow to wade out. try the
depth and quicksand» and then come
hock take them on their bock» and pilot
them acrou the streamT A ll honor to
the men who have started the atsocla-;
tloo and have carried out successfully
the plana embodied In the bylaw » and
constitution.
A ll honor to the «row er»
who stood not upon the waiting but joined
the rtssoclntion at onto and stood by It.
I admire the men who know a good
thing when th e y .s e v ^ t nnd knowing It
believe .in it, and belioviug In It put In
their money und-stund by it. Tuesc ineu
stand for something and are the kind
needed in the Sanford celery delta.
Hog Raising In Florida
The average valuation o f the Florida
hog Is $4.80; while, for the entire U nited
States, the average valuation o f a hog is
The fire truck costs $3,000.
$0.14. The value o f the hogs in Florida
The Insurance rate« should be Cut down
approximates two and a quarter million
3 H C :« tbo .departdoliare. ThfcSd
m e n t g ffs trilcTifuTpe. This will pay for
' the truck the first year. A good depart— -«neat should have two horses and two
wagon*. T hese would cost $1,500, feed
600, tw o drivers would coat $1000 and in
two years the cost would be more than
t M automobile. Take UYdhorac and ctirC
native t o g grows too slowly, requltdi too
let fire be on Sanford Heights or on Union
many days to mature, and eats too much
A ven u e or on the West Sldes It would
feed for each pound o f pork it produces.
kill the horse the first lim e to make the
The percentage o f dressed meat to live
fire in
record time. The automobile
weight Is about 69; whereas with Im
truck can be easily handled by one man
proved breeds, when well - and carefully
— 'a m i bis servfiks would not be in constant
hflUflfnl f bit|i-|,y f|rg|f1>f|Jgf m t fa | j
T il*
- demand. The - truck could go -fo r live
average litter o f n ative pigs Is small,
¿ lie s throug h tho.dcgp sandjf^nccew nry.
and ih e n ailve sow rarely, t f ever, pro
a t forty miles an hour clip and the fire
duces more than one litter in a year.
' extinguisher be used thus saving the
The increased volues o f land, labor and
damage by water that is often availed.
feeds demand that the quality o f Florida
No, the up to date methods o f fighting
hogs shall be Improved, otherwise the
fires’are the best and the old time ways
future Florida bog wilt be produced a t a
are things o f the past.
vanishing profit. Florida can produce a
W e people who are paying die ex
great variety of forage crops during all
orbitant insurance rates will be satisfied
the year, as well as for fattening and ex
with the action of the city council. The
pensive bog houses are also unnecessary.
new-truck will be given a thorough test
Nearly all the improved breeda o f bogs
and if not satisfactory will be turned
are represented in various sections o '
down but the larger cities have found
Florida; and any o f these, when crossed
them perfect fire fighting machines and
with die native pigs will make a wonder
Sanford can be congratulated upon hav
ful Improvement in the first cross, a still
ing one of the first to be Installed in
greater In the second cross, while the
Florida and no d t y o f similar size in the
third cross will reach a point o f excellence
. South has os fine a machine. . The city
that will make it dlflcult to distinguish
council should not be condemned hostility
from the pure breed, providing that good
. . on the expenditures that mean t o much
feeding has accompanied the breedlng-up
to us. The gentlemen who compose
process. Furthermore, Florida] hogs can
this
august
body a rc' only doing
now be protected against hog cholera.
. A n y farmer who attempts to Improve
Utese hogs widiout a systematic plan for
providing cheap feeds is going to be dis
appointed. Better blood, and belter blood
alone, wlli not give the desired results
without good feed. The to g does w ell-oo
good judgment.
green forage crop«. A ' variety o f crops
In each season is desirable.__ A single
4 Now is the season o f . our discontent,
crop may fall, and a variety of feeds Is
when people find their money spent, the
always economical from the standpoint
Herald gives aw ay matter by the peck,
o f thrift und growth o f the toga. The
and then geta the ax square In the neck.
following orope ore available and are
The fakers are here from every clime and
recommended:
looking for the nimble dime.- Give them
Winter Crops.— Rape, Japanese cane,
jobs for all their papers and watch them
barley, velvet beans._________
cur all kinds of capers.^ When you want
Spring Crop*.— Millet, sorghum, oats.
free space the Herald man use. A t all
barley.
times the editor abuse. I f you have
Summer
Oops.— Sorghum, oowpeas,
real money give it to the stranger. The
corn, Mexican clover. Bermuda grass.
Herald man can sleep in the manger.
FalL— Peanuts, sweet potatoes, velvet
What he does for Sanford counts for
beans, rape, Japanese cans. naught, a sucker every minute wants to
To promote rapid growth with the
be caught So get your money to give
above-named feeds a small allowance o f
away. It will help the Herald man to
equal porta o f corn and middlings Is de
aay, Hell-o. Bill, can you pay todayf
sirable In addition. About one pound
dally for each 100 pounds o f live weight
'4 Only a few more weeks to election of
has proven satisfactory far growing hogs.
city officials and yet the quiet Is appall
V ery young pigs, and brood sows suckling
ing. Only the candidates Ibr c ity 'c le rk
pigs, need about two pounds for each
are making a stir and they have not as
100 pounds o f Uvp weight, excepting
yet made a loud noise. Green Smith and
during the season when peanuts ore
TUlls are doing about In the race for
not fought any duels yet over the re
sult.
W. H. Underwood still holds the boards
in the race for mayor and seems to have
the bunch brushed off the deck.
Maybe It is just as w ell to have •
safe and sane election and Very little
oompc'ioii. I f the fight does not w ax
warm the people must be satisfied and
I f the" people are satisfied the -kickers
w ill have no chance to get busy during
the next term o f office. The oountry
w ill probably be safe anyhow for they
are all tom e people and Identified with
Sanford’s interest.
4 It seems funny to bear, the growers
aay good words about the association
and then add that they intended to join
next season. They admit that the Asso
ciation has brought good prices, has
the growers get out • good pack, has
started a diversion In favor o f Sanford
buyers to pay cashTor the product und
yet the very same growers stand aloof
and say they w ill join next year. They
want to see whether the association w ill
make good. They want to view the
situation from afar and profiting by the
preeoooe o f the association In the field
gat a good price for the stuff. They w ill
oame in next year after the association
together' with a liberal supply o f fresh
water, are also Im portant
The native hogs cross well with the
Berkshire, Poland'C h ina, Duroc Jersey,
or other improved breeds. Several hog
raisers in.Florida are already using pure
bred males on their native sows and
getting good, thrifty, strong litters, that
mature early. In gen era l it is better to
secure the pure-bred stock In Florida If
jiossible. A list o f the breeders can he
obtained b y writing to the Director of
the'Experim ent Station, Gainesville, Flu.
The breed to use for grading-up la largely
a matter o f personal choice, although
the average hog raiser In the State w ill
profit best b ) using those breeds that
have already proven satisfactory In his
locality or county. W ith good care,
proper feeding, and Unproved blood, there
is no reason why the average hogs o f
Florida should not w eigh at least 125
pounds at 6 or 8 months o f age.
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Hardware Company
AUTOMOBILE OWNER
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BIG SAVIN G IN GAS
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"We Have Them in Operation and W ill Take j
Pleasure in Showing You
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See that your friend is nominated in the Piano Contest
Her other friends will help her to win the grand prize
FOR MEN, WO
MEN A N D CHIL
For Holiday Wear are unusually
attractive in character and de
cidedly reasonable in price. In
slippers we are showing one of
the handsomest assortments in
Ihe city.
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Experiment Station.
,fA penny saved is a penny earned" a
quarter saved Is ten dollars lost If you
fa il to get the beat seed potatoes. Our
seed are groan in Aroostook County
Maine, guaranteed true to name and frfee
from disease. H. H. Deane, Pbooe 255,
Oak avenue aud' First at.
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FOR NEW Y E A R
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'D ' Y ' N O T taking advantage of opportunities to get in^on the
J- ground floor, and of the vast amount you have invented in
value-less rent receipts, whiie. othershave reaped rich
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Dollar saved is a dollar earned, and earnings invested in jReal Es
tate are productive of the greatest
returns
aniount invested
Every Man
We have just opened up the most beautiful residence lots in
the hùstling city of Sanford <
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Located on the Street Car-iiiiner on Celery-and^anford-a venues, ( both
hard roads). High, level, well-drained, good soil, ample width, extra
depth, 14-foot alleys; three squares from the elegant new High-School
building; three minutes’ ride or eight minutes’ walk from the business
section. All deeds so restricted that lots can never be sold to others
than Caucasians.
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door* In one o f our beautiful „pork» but
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should the weather prove unsatisfactory
Sanford. Fla.. January 9. 1811.
the church will be used and oil who To the Honorable President and Member» of iha
coroe will be made comfortable and en
City Council:
Genii*mm:—I beg to aubmlt my arml-annual
tertained In true Cameron City tayle.
Special cart will be run from towti’ and balance sheet as Treasurer of lb* City of Sanford.
Fla., for lb* six months ending December 31.1910:
Intervening points. Everybody Invited.
COUNTY HAPPENINGS
A B u d g e t of In te re stin g Ite m s
f r o m C o rresp on de nts
Property...............$
THE EVENTS QF ORANGE COUNTY
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OVIEDO AND LAKE CHARM
Special Correspond«*» to Tbo Herald:
Efficient Starr or Reporter» Weekly
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OENEVA JOTTINGS
BtwcUJ Correspondence to The Herald:
On account o f the lllneta of the pastor's
w ife, Mrs. Brook, In Oveldo, there were
no aervicea at the Methodist church at
this place Sunday night, f
The last o f the holiday guaaU iiaveca>
turned to H * t r re ep w ttv e^ leeee o f labor.
C. A . Raulerson jo in ed -b is w ife In
■HtuavlU* last week and together they
will have a ten days’ visit on the East
Erneat Flynt left last week to again try
his fortune In Forsyth, Ga.
Smith, and Messrs. Sieg, Daniel, Huddle
ston. Brown, Culpepper. Little and Davis
had a pleasant launch ride to Lemon
. m.,fr iHnrjiing there and returning 00 the
Heck, Mrs. M. S. E th endge chaperoning
the party. Miss Georgia Pattlshall la attending
school at Tallahassee this term.
Mr. and'Mrs. P. L. Chambliss have returned from a visit to Gateen.
Mrs. Lew, while Visiting In Geneva had
a handsome monument erected over the
’ grave o f her mother, Mrs. W. E. Grade.
Tuesday was election day, and as usua
lu this community was very quiet. '
PA0LA POINTS
gqacUl Correspondence U The Herald)
Miss Eva McClure who has been visit'
ing Mr and Mrs. A . McGuIn the past
three months, returned to her home in
DemoresL Go., Tuesday the 3rd.
Mr. and Mrs. J . . B. Thompson have
moved to Sanford, where Mr. Thompson
enters the A . C. L., service.
Mrs, A . E. Curtiss spent
at her Paola home.
several days
Miss Msyme McLain returned Satur
day evening and Is now stnylng with
Mrs. Taylor. School open Monday, with,
several new scholars In attendance.
Miss Sara Smith returned to her school
in Chuiota. the first o f the month; after
a pleasant vacation o f two weeks.
C. C. Campbell and Miss Campbell, o f
Salem, Ohio, arrived Thursday the 5th
and w ill spent the rest o f the winter
* among us; making their home at Tw in
Lakes, with J . 0. Tabor and family.
The neighborhood Is much Interested In
tbe installing o f the smudge heater
system In the Bishop groves,’ and hope
: for the beet results. I f iaa~pUy it could
¡•‘„not ba^s been In running order, before
the early cold, and demonstrated It*
ability.
CAMERON CITY CUPPINGS.
Hath* Editor of Tbe Herald:
Mrs. Beal has come from her home In
-New York to spend a few months with
her husband and enjoy our Florida
climate.
W e are very glad to know that Mr,
Benjamin is able able to be out again
and hope be will continue to improve.
Prof. ‘Schwartx expects Ms father and
brother to arrive froxp the north this
week to spend the winter with him.
Conductor Brannon o f the Seaboard A ir
Line escaped what might have been a
fatal accident Thursday morning. Jan. 3.
In the making up o f tbe train at Oviedo
he was somehow caught and crushed be
tween two cars. M i y Brannon was 1m
mediately sent for and accompanied her
husband on the outgoing train to Orlando.
A shoulder wag broken and two or three
riba crushed. Mr. and Mrs. Brannon are
still with fam ily friends In Orlando and
Mr. Brannon la under the care o f the
railroad physician..- Conductor Robinson.
Is officiating In hla stead.
Tbe Seaboard has changed her schedule
time for leavldg Lake Charm to 6:30 a. m.
Some o f us have had to hustle to make
the train at 730. This new arrangement
means a little more lively hustling, but
spring time and warmer w eatbef are dose
at hand and AlUA.hgH^'»lHggfffjf? lJ gr:UtaC
we wlU not mind as w e would a 'month'
ago. W e hope to gala an hour’s time In
arriving home In the evening. No great
loss without some gain.
Mast o f ilia oranges In and around
Oviedo and Lake Charm havir been mar'
keted. O. G. Woilcott's fruit la still ou the
trees, to be shipped sometime In January.
Many o f the growers are plowing and fer
tilizing.
T. L. Mead of Lake Charm received this
week very satisfactory returns from some
sixty odd boxes o f tangerines, A good
many boxes sold as high as $4.00 per box.
Joe Lelnhart, one o f the very success
ful gardeners hereabouts, rescued at the
time o f the hurricane gale from under the
waters o f Lajie Jessup n little patch of
lettuce that has recently netted him $150,
The average gardener would hardly have
thought it worth cultivation and care, but
Mr. Lelnhart allows nothing to go to
waste. He baa under cultivation some
ten acres o f the very best land on tbe
shores .of Lake Jessup and raises a great
variety o f vegetables that always find a
ready market. He furnishes many o f the
leading Florida hotels with celery during
the entire season. Mr. Leinhart's garden
Is a pleasant two mile drive from his
liome at Lake Charm.
Cleveland Jacobs of Chuluota Is con
ducting this season one of the best meat
markets Oviedo has ever had. He fur
nishes a good supply and variety of
meats and endeavors in every w ay to
pleaso his customers.
Mr. and Mrs. Turner, nee MJss Myrtii
Rigby of Ovletfo, after a brief wedding
trip to Jacksonville, are busy settling a
new home nnd business near Sanford on
the new trolley line.
Oviedo and Geneva have had a pleas
ant practice for many years o f maintain
ing .e v e r y Sunday a preaching service
either In the Methodist or Baptist church,
nnd it would be a difficult matter to
single out In either congregation tbe
Methodists' or Baptists, tile citizens of the
community are so loyal to both denomin
ations. Rev. Mr. Brooke, the present pas
tor o f tbo Methodist church, preaches the
first and* third Sundays o f each mouth In
the Methodist church at Oviedo and the
alternate Sundays In Geneva. Rev. Lee
Smith, the pastor o f tbe Baptist church
preaches In Oviedo the second and fourth
Sundays and Die first and third in Gene
va. Last Sunday Rev. Mr. Brooke offici
ated in Geneva and Rev. Lee Smith In
the Baptist church In Oviedo.
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Motors. Gormly, Ellsworth, Haines and
liia s e i Gormly aud Rich drove to Hanford
Tuesday evening to attend the carnival.
On Friday evening o f this week our
has planned for a jolly
social which they call a flab) and the program w ill be out of
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ever. O u r price $2.75 per sack. ._________
T h e B ig S t o r e a t th e C ly d e D o c k
MILLIONS OF LIVES.
A n A w fu l T o ll Collected by Consump
tion— Many Unnecessary Deaths,
t í propio could only understand that
system atic catarrh Is an Internal die
s e s « that external applications cannot
euro, they w ould not need to bo w arn
ed oo often about this malady, w blcb,
when neglected, pavea the w ay oftentimes fo r consumptíou. at tbs coat o f
millions o f Uvea every year. T ot ca
tarrh m ay bo enred. I f the right treat
ment la employed.
T h e only w a y to Bucceeefnlly treat
catarrh 1a by em ploying a medicine
w blcb la abaorbed and carried by the
blood to aU parta o f tbe system, so
that tbe mucous membrane or Internal
lin in g - o f the body la toned up and
m ade capable o f reelstlng the In fec
tion o f consumption and other disease^
W e have a remedy prepared -from
the prescription o f a physician’ who
fo r th irty years studied end made ca
tarrh a spec laity, and whose record
w as a patient restored to health In
eve ry case w here bis treatm ent was
fo llo w ed as prescribed. T h a t remedy
la Rax a ll Mncu-Tone. W a ara ao posi
tiva that It w ill com pletely overcom e
catarrh tn all Its various forms,
w h eth er acute or chronic, that w e
promise to return every penny paid us
fo r the m edicine In every pase where
It falla or fo r any reason does not sat
isfy tbe user.
-----------W e w an t you to try R exall MocaT o n e on our recommendation and g u a r
ante«. W e are right here w here you
Utc , and yon do not contract any ob
ligation or rink whan you try Bexall
Mucu-Toue on our guarantee.
We
have Rexall Mucu-Tone In tw o alxe
SO cents and $1.00.' Very often the
taking o f one BO-cent bottle la sufflclant to m ake .a marked • Impression
upon the case« O f course tn chronic
cases a longer treatm ent la neces
sary. T h e a verage In such Instances
la three $1.00 bottles.
Rem em ber
you can
obtain
n exa ll
Remedies
only at our store—1
T he R exall Store
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Hay, Grain and Groceries
I alaabas to rapart tb* present atatu* of lha City
Improvement Fund:
Paving assess unpaid . . . . 36804 43 Cash loaned as City
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Voucher« unpaid......... . ........ L . . . .
33337 00
Balance.......... ..............................
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Respectfully,
R. C MAXWELL. •
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Treasurer.
Sanford Supply Co.
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ELECTRIC LIGHTED P U L L M A N
DINING AN D SLEEPING CARS
Our daiUas baby has left ua \ '
Out our Savior whispered "No.'
brixht Util* »up bean,
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¡«be Sa vk* baa M iao U m —
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way, Jon. .29 a. m. PinccaiUe. Jan. 23
p. m. W inter Park, Jan. 25 p. ra. W in
ter Park. Jan. 26 a. ra. MalUand, Jan.
26 p. m. • Zellwood. Jan. 27. Apopka,
Jan. 27. Lake Mary, Jan. 30. Paola,
Jan. 31. Sanford (a t the city clerk's o f
fice) Feb. 1, 2, 3,
■ ijtmftu' planting la* tbe order of the
day. Some are using the machines for
In M e m s rta m
planting * n d some are putting them In
Death has entered our midst again and
ihe good nld fashioned way. _____________ taken the Infant m m ( J M r. .and Mia. JL
Am ong those o f our pebple cutting Thompson, aged three months.
and «hipping lettuce this week are Mr.
K ia c G u y T O n worttL' P r . -• Mi nute* . Eart
Gortnly. Mr. Kinnehau, W alter Haines
and John Shinn.
HOLMES
Get ready for 1911 and let us help you
make more money than ever before. W c arc
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Y o w e l l B u ild in g
M r.'P o w ells father and mother are 1011;
Oviedo, Jan. 16. Geneva, Jan. 17. Chu
coming w on to spend the winter with
luota, Jan. IS. Christmas, Jan. 10. LongMr. Powell nnd hla wife.
A gentleman from Ohio haa ranted the wood; Jan. 21. Ocoee, Jan. 23 a. m.
farm formerly owned - by Mr. Stevenw n W inter Garden, Jan. 23 p. m. Oakland.
and is planning to raise some fine cucum Jan. 24 a. m. Gotha, Jan. 24 p. ra. Con
A party o f seventeen Kansas people
visited Cameron City last week. They
were looking for a location for a settle
ment, and were with the Howerd-Packard
Land Co., people. People from tbe north
and W est are here looking at and In
quiring about property every day.
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C.’ A . Stuart and his two older dough
Either an assistant assessor o f taxes or
te n returned to Kansas City last week
will be at the following named procints
and Mrs. Stuart and little Mildred will at the dates herein named to receive
w ill remain several weeks.
stale and county tax returns for the year
bers, melons etc.
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Look for the Sign in Block between the Peoples and National Bank
-'SAVE V.Oyj^MUNEY FOR THE
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SANFORD
T H E O N LY OPPO RTUN ITY O F T H E KIND FOR AN O TH E R : Y EA R
A R E A L H O N E S T C U T PR IC E S A L E
W n 'T A C C U P \yf|7
to get People to the Store to Make Money out of
l^ V ^ / .A . x i . O v / U L i Y l i L Them, but to Give Our Customers a REAL Oportunity ONCE During the Year to Buy
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and Children’s, at Prices of P R O F I T to Them.
OUR IDEA
once a year
of a Special Sale is such that we cannot afford to demonstrate it more than
The
O B JE C T
is not to push off on our customers, old antiquated stocks in
PRIM ARILY to RodllCO our
Entire ¡stock preparatory to taking Inventory^ and to make Room for Spring Stock,
and also to Convert stock into Cash.
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W e Realize that P R I C E S S P E A K more convincingly and persuasively than words,
illustrations herewith:
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NOTHING CHARGED A T CUT PRICES.
NOTHING OUT ON A P P R O V A L ,
2.00 now
now
now
now
now
now
now
now
P A N TS
1.25 now
1.50 now
1.75 now
2.1U now
3.00 now
3.50 now
4.00 now
4.50 now
now
$12.50
15.00
18.00
22.50
25.00
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NOTHING TAKEN BACK
OR EXCHANGED DURING
OR AFTER THE SALE
H A TS
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1.50
2.50
3.00
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4.00
5.00
thus We submit a
suits
suits
suits'
suits
suits
now
now
now
now
now
10.00 now
1.79, 2.12,2.77, 3.12,3.28, 3.79, 4.12, 5.74 and 6.69
2.5o, 3 .00, 3,5o, 4.oo, 4.5o, 5.pq, 6 .00, 8 .oo, 9.oo, now
BOYS* P A N T S
5oc, 75c, l.oo, 1.5o, 2 .00, 2.5o, now
A ll Articlés 29c, 5ocf 75c, l oo, 1 .6o, 2 .oo, 2 .6o, now
39c, 56c, 77c; 1.12, 1.39, 1.69
19o,^7o¿59c, 77c, 1.12, Í,39, L69
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�January 13. lull
Local Overflow
METTI N G E R ’ S
FleischinsnnV Yeast— at Roberta'
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Swiss Cheese nt McCuller's store. 22-lt
R. J. II 0U.T, Edltöf »ad PfopflMor
N<;w stock o f pianos at Crippen's music
store.
Just received from N ew York and
•ekaertetlM Price. *2.00 a Year In Advance
21-4
Chicago factories.
OSes tn Herald Building
.Telephone No. M8.
A s an evidence o f the abundant game
about feanford tbe Herald tells of a buck
being run over by a train one day last
wedk. This is a pretty strong bid for
hunters to center at SanfonL— Miami
Metropolis.
DRY
store will surprise you..
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Cracker m eal and fu ll lin e National
crackers for sale by W. W. Lon*. IB-tf
The most interesting stock .In town at
Crippen’s qiuaic store.
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Handsome china cabinets Juat In. San
ford Ftirnltura Cp.
22-tf
One Dining-Room Suit, 6 Chairs, extra
Table, 1 Buffet, 1 China Closet Mission,
the best thin* for the money In town.
W illiam s A MUteer.
21-tf
FU11 line o f sweet or sour pickles in bulk
or in bottles at Long's.
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Sauer Kraut at L._P. McCuller.
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B O Y S ’ and M E N ’S C L O T H I N G
Towels
Sheeting and Sheets
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P h o to *
The popu lar s iz e * . 10c p e r dozen .
Two p o s e *. J u st w h a t you w o n t to
scad or ex ch a n ge w ith y o u r friends.
W o toko th e m to d a y , you g o t th em
tomorrow. O ver L o n g 's G ro cery.
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Nsw Insurance offices
Mr. C. 3. MuEweu, rite general agent of
the Missouri B u ie l i f e Insurance Co.'was
in our d t y Tuesday and secured offices in
the new Woodruff building and will make
this a local breach o f hfiirampany, with
Mr. J. B. W illie (form erly o f The Basra*)
lu iiiq r g e r - Mr. M cfiw en stated that the
Mlseourl State L ife Insurance Co. has over
$200,000 o f insurance in force in Orange
county, and with offices in both Orlando
en d Sanford they are going to try for
$1,000,000 in 1911.
Bed Linen
Hafs and CaDs
The Jacksonville Tlmes-Unlon and A t
lanta Journal have followed the example
o f Th e Sanford'H erald en d ’ moved into
D o n '7 1 ^ i 5 ^ 'y « h : t a ^ ib e e f. .
tbeir own buildings tills week. W e con breakfast bacon and boiled twin sliced at
gratulate these lesser lights in the field of Long's store, on his American slicing m a
chine.
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Cold weather, but hot bargains in
W e note that Ja.rDQLMerchant, for eevpianos at Crippen'a music store.
21-4t
al years business manager o f the
Autoes and carriage painting at UnW . C .T . U. M eeting
ih eJ d fd
. 4 « wood's. F itft clhss worto-V'r*
7-tf ' -Mrei-Hcnap-Wight w a si the.
Ison Enterprise!
Flelschmann's Yeast— at Roberts’.
Christian Temperance
the ' Woman's
beaded business man and lias a winning
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Christian
Union,
at
her home on Park
■mile that will make friends in his new
A ll kinds o f repair work. Sanford Ma
avenue,
Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. J. W.
field. Success to you, Jimmy.
chine A Garage Co.
[
48-tfWildmnn. the president was In the chair
Underwoods for harness, saddles, horse
conducting tbe devotional and business
Tbe good people o f the celery delta
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and mule jewelry.
pert o f the meeting. A pleasing number
should be up and doing lu the m a t
Tim e is money. Save both with e
ter o f o n exhibit a t the Orange County Yankee. £ecd P otato Cutter. ^ Ask The o f the program, was the duet "Hark.
Hark M y Soul" sung by JJra. J- -JL H e t
Pair-next month. ’There is no section in
Geo. H. FernnId Hardware Co. ■ 22-tf
tinger and Mrs. Claude Herndon, ncthe world that can make a greater or
__For tap robes and horse blankets see
•C8BftsamM" ‘ W " Mrt:— ATtfmr1 V u wMlr
-ntoro~mried-dlsphry-tha ii Sa nford-and p ut
Underwood.
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Echoes from tbe different unions, was
people should be galling ready for this
A dollar or two a week furnishes your
an interesting feature o f the afternoon.
great e v e n t
home. Come in and see how we remove
One Item o f special interest came from
all obstacles for those who have little to
thq,JacksonviUe W . C. T. U., in which It
The c a ie o f J. T. Hammond against tbe
start on. Sanford Furniture Co.
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was learned that through the efforts of ♦
grocery trust Is now being tried in the
r
Go
and
see
the
hew
Pictures
at
Crip
those ladles, 00-operating w lfli olber
U, S, court and will show up some o f the
pen'a music store.
High grade.
Cut
.features o f tbe Inland (owns o f Florida
organizations,
conditions at the Terminal
2Ut
being restrained in trade by tbe larger
Station
waiting
room in Jacksonville,
One and tw o horse wagons' with celery
dries. Such a state o f affairs could not flared side bodies at Underwood's.
has
Been
greatly
Improved,
and that two
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exist in anv other state very long and
lovely
little
white
beds
had
been placed
Duggles and surreys at cost for thirty
this example may prove o f great benefit days at Underwoods. Barnesvllle top there for tbe ueo of- the tirek or sick
to interior dries. Sanford will also profit buggies at 270,00.
17-tf little children o f the traveling public.
by this “ bouse cleaning". Under present
Good Iron Beds from 22.50 up. W ill Mrs. Henry W ight was made chairman
conditions our city cannot hope to become iams & Milteer.
o f the committee to do a work along
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a large wholesale center which . our
Seed Potato Cutttrs and P la n te ^ , nt similar lines in this city.
location warrants.
Mrs. Schwartz o f New Jersey, made an
Fernald's. Call and let us show you. 22tf
Crushed and .pulverized Limestone, car Interesting talk o f tHfi W. C. T. U., work
As there seems to be a misunderstand
Joad lots.
R. H. Whltner.
2tf In her home tpwn. The program com
ing upon the part o f the public regarding
mittee. submitted an outline of work fo r '
We can store your furniture for you.
free space In The Herald for entertain
the ensuing year that could not fail to .
Williams & Milteer.
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ments, shows and other paid features,
W e are equipped tohandle your repair please the large number of ladies w h o ,
there is a new rule in effect today:
work.
Sanford Machine A Garage Co. had shown tbeir interest by attending •
Hereafter ho free space will be given
this meeting. It is safe to say tn that,
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for any form o f amusement. .The Herald
Good Steel Range for $20.
A bargin. prospects were never brighter for W. C .1
farce cun pay for tickets and ir any Williams A Milteer.
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T. U.. work I n ' Sanford. A t the conclu- j
space is wanted In th e -p ep er-th e same
ro r a real ttatreut and Shave go to sion-of the meeting, dain ty refreshments •
V D l be paid for - a t advertising rates, Albert Gramllog. Ss''ford’s Leading were tervod and a social half hour was
Circumstances have forced this issue and Barber.
enjoyed.
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tbe matter Is now placed upon business
New goods arriving daily at Long's
W ill Be a t S an fo rd House
principles. W s bave donated by actual grocery store. Give him a call.
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Mrs.
Louise Prutt o f New York City, an
figures over two thousand dollars to’ free
Bring your old tires'to Sanford Machine
experienced
corsetierre and skin special
advertising and if the boys want to take A Garage Co. for vulcanizing.
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ist will be in tbe south during the winter
in a show now and then they are frowned
Sprin g pants fo r m e n ju s tln . P lea se d
upon and ezlpected to pay for everything t o sh o w th em . P r ic e s and q u ality a l mouths and will be in Sauford on W ed
th e y ; g e t The Herald force can pay w a y s rig h t. N. P . Y o w e ll A Co. 2 2 -lt nesday afternoon. Jan. 18, at the Sanford
House.
tbeir way and the Herald expects to be
Mockers
Graham
flour ■ at
Long's
Mrs. Pratt is a graduate o f Simonson's,
l £ t f Fifth Ave.. also a trained corsetierre,
Place the titles to your real estate in having been with the famous Spirella Co.
It Is our business to advocate tbe cause
o f our merchants who advertise. These the Realty Trust Company and avoid com in New York City. Mrs. Pratt will be
merchants help to make a live town. If plications. For particulars address B. F. very glad to meet the ladies * o f Sanford
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and will give a short talk on tbe.“ Treat
It were not for them attention would not Whltner, Jr., Secretary,
be called to the town, no newspaper
Gas engine repairs. Sanford Machine ment o f the Skin and the A rt o f Perfect
could exist, and the town and Its busi A Garage Go.
Coraetry."
' 22-ltp
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ness would stagnate.
,.
N ew Muslin U n d erw ea r, th e p r e t t i
Fleischmahn'a Yeast— at Roberts'
The merchant who la nothing more e s t and b e s t q u ality w e h ave e v e r
than a leech on the public, he who show n. N. P. Y o w e ll A Co.
22-lt
sponges on the people by getting in all
Notice o f Election
I have enstalled an décrie sausage
To decid« Whether pie »ale of tntnitcatlns liq
the cash he can, giving out as little os mill and can furnish my customers with
uor». winea and hoar» (hall ba prohibited to Orange
possible, and possibly sending It all off to fresh ground sausage and h&mburg stake county, Florida.
,
Pursuant to an order laaued by the Board ol
sbme central point, is'not a good citizen in stiort notice, cali and see W . W. County
CommUaJonrra of Orange county, Florida,
apodal meeting held on the lllh day or January,
for Orlando.
\
'•
Long.
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A. D IB I1 .
W e have heard df stores that not only
Notice la hereby Stvea that an election will be
Tbe Cosmopolitan Restaurant 1s ready
Dü_lWcdnodoy,
w ill not advertis e,-tu lA a t-a ll - the ir sup,
1er Ute »nie of ln*
W serve th opu bD cat all limes. Only- the
plies and office neccssraes from abroad,
raking in the cash o f other merchants and
competing with them at such low prices
that the policy o f “ L ive and let live'
|l ihfolutiily J|g{j ____
- - ___
It is our business to instruct the buying
public that a really reliable article is
worth a fair price and that cheapness Is
not always an evldenoe o f worth, and It
Is far better to buy from home merchants,
who turn some o f their m oney loose in
the town and have sdme interest in thetown and have some interest in the
mercantile standing o f the communi
ty.— Orlando Citizen.
G O O D S
First Street,
SANFORD. FLO RID A
M E T T IN G E R ,
( First Street, one Idjjck from Depot opposite Paatofflce)
H . E .m W IS E , Proprietor
Formerly Manager o f Central Cafe
S te a k s , C h o p s , O y s t e r s a n d Fish a S p e c ia lty
P L A Cw**E" *- FOR LADIESrANILCEALXiJEM
EN
.
E v e r y t h i n g F i r s t C la s s
8 h o r t O r d e r s A t A ll H o u rs
Prompt, Clean Service
Meal Tickets are Sold at Reduced Rates
I DON’T BUY AND SE LL
I
GROW
AND
SELL
Genuina Rock, Ford CanTilouftc
Divi* Perfect Klondyke Cucumber»
Livin(>tona Globe Tomato
Eitra Early Red Talentiti» and
'Wardawcll'a Kidney Wa* Beana
Cult»» and Canif Crown in
Rocky Ford. Colo., Tomaio« and
Beana in Michi|an. I Can
Save You Money
P. O. A d d ress Aug. l-O c T n .’R o c k y F o rd , Colo
H om e A d d ress, P la n t C ity , Fla.
C. C. CA R LTO N
Plant City,
Florida
CONDENSED S T A T E M E N T OF CONDITION OF
PEOPLES BANK
OF SANFORD
A t Close of Business J a n u a r y 7th, 1911, as Called f o r
by S ta te C o m p tro lle r
RESO URCES
Cash and due from B anks.... »•____
Banking House, Furniture and. Fixtures
Stocks and Bonds____________ _________
Overdrafts
Loans and Discounts
$29,821.50
30,343.97
6,804.66
138,542.68
BMlUai
Capital Stock .................
Surplus and Undivided Profits
30,000.00
4,809.82
Deposits
Cashiers' Checks
- -Certified Checks.
3,166.00
-10040
$205,515,98
for the farm and garden. They frequently do six men's work, and do it
better than by ordinary methods. Over two million farmers and
gardeners have found this out by a/-tn»i use.
Y»m can't »fiord to
be without a PUnet Jr.
JNo. 17 Planet Jr S ia fl*.W h e e l Hoe la a mast bandy and effective tool f<*
garden cultivation. A fine tool fur working dose to crop», especially in Isle wotk.
fjaw No. 81 Plan at Jr Horae-Hoe, Cultivator and Furrow er i* a p « l
-H*'pieman far cultivating and hilling crops ap to 4 feet apart. / Y
see our full line of Planet Jr labor-savcra.
H ILL
»
�January
Where D evout o f th e C e le ry
C ity W o rs h ip Sunday.
RESUME OF ALL CHURCH EVENTS
Of inh-rcst to T h o s e
R e lig io u sly Its
cno«d—Subject» o f Discourus
for the Sabbath.
,
_,_J
®l >•“ CV«nfc» U >!*• CÍ17 in Ejfnnlt
boat o t «.*4 lh»If ABHouiKrn.mil ind
tk.fdi Nixi !• |U( o O " • « >*'•'
Ü f «tul«***-.
f i r s t M e t h o d is t
i Kib
Wrdn»»-
.
Rev I. A. Henrinr., <>»*I d : church, corner Pork
irenue tod Fifth street; poison ale. corner Mnjflfi« .venue and Seventh street: phone 254.
cunj.. mornlnl service at II; evening service,
j r v SundaV™ bool. 0:15 a. tn.; Jno. K. Metda£r, Supt. Teachers' meeting every Friday.
7:30 P m.
Sunday school 9:45 a. in., J. K. Mettingcr. Supt.; A. K. Chappell. Asst. Supt.
Special class for builneaa men is growing
.-ta nvmhora .« a d interest. Last Sunday,
was a good day for our Sunday school
(special mission d a y ). L e t’s make next
Sunday «till better. “ Growth Is L ife ."
Preaching every Sunday. 11 a. m. and
orning: ‘T h e
7 p. in. Subject Sunday
______ _ I
I
at it Should
Have." Subject Sunday p. m.. "Buaincse
and Religion." Special Invltatioh tu man..
A cordial invltaslon ia extended and a
hearty welcome awaits every one. Stran
gers in the city specially Invited to at
tend all our meetings. W e would ofTer
you a place and an opportunity to com
mune with God and find sw eet fellowship
with His people.'
Regular monthly m eeting or the Home
Mission Society at 3 p.-m. This w ill be
h
lk'TffiWHVg1flKtwWema<e«td Jm w jgn Mis-.
slonnry Societies. A ll the women o f the
church end congregation cordially invited.
Subject, "U n ity."
Wednesday night. 7;30, prayer meeting
and subject Bible study. Special atten
tion given to the word aiftTprayer. Cornu.
Irithiy night, at 7:30, Sunday bcIiuoI
teachers, oncers and adult inombers meet
for wockjiy lesson study, Rev. Bro. Lang
ley (redftr.
,-Wc iiave begun and shall labor for a
good year In the salvation o f souls.
“ Come thou with us and ' we will do thee
The Peop le's C on gregation al
F«v. George D. Waldron, pallor; Sunday morning
icuke. 11; evening service. 7:00: prayer meeting
Wnltiiadiy, 7:00 n. m ¡Sabbath school. 0:45 a. m
J. C. hnimlnger. Superintendent.
CASH
D E P A R TM E N T
(C o rn e r F ir s t S tre e t and M agnolia Avenue,
BUTTERI CK
FASHIONS
TOR' FEBRUARY"
W ill find us with a great many* extra
-haxgainsjn .alLdepartments as we are
daily receiving the choicest merchandise from the leading markets
country
Just received, we will be
pleased to have you get one
I $ 1 .3 5
fl Full
*-
C o m fo rts
Comforts worth $1.35
size
- **
each,
.
r. t. _
___
Presbyterian
II even lug service. 7tOO; Sabbath «chuol, U:-13 a.
in: Henry McLaulin. Supt.; prayer meeting Wednr Kin, 7:30 p. m
A full line of Luce and Embroidery trim
med Corset Covers in all sizes Monday 25c
U n d e rs k irts
TnfTetine Hluck Underskirts, also Shepherd
Plaids, good value for
special
98c
W a u rc g a n M a d ra s 17c
Wauregan Madras, white with a
neat colored stripe woven in, some
thing new, special M onday---- 1 7 c
Ladies’ Wool Undershirts and Pants to
match, worth $1.25 a garment, to close .o u t
93c
u garment
L a d ie s ’ R e a d y -t o -W d a r D e p a r t m e n t
We have a full line of Suits, Long Coats and Opera
Capes, see our speefal value giving prices in this
departnient.
fo r Marshal
On the first Monday in February, the.
Xl1*- there WiiTbe an f lection I h‘ fife V ily
° f Sanford for Marshal ahd Collector.
The present incumbent
Green W.
Smith certainly ought i o ” t >4 re-oWciod
his record ts unassailable and be has InrW io u slyfu n filled every duty incumbent
upon him.
[X
Let us ro-d(fgt kim.
why
make
a
.
.
.
.
.
.
•
•
10-4
•
-
B u tton M oulds
Button Moulds in all sites, special prices only a
doten
Absorfaknlt r a c e C loths 5c
Absorbknit a special knitted face cloth only
25c
A case' o f W riting Tablets good for either non and
ink or pencil use. Just received as a special leader
each ........... .................................................. : . Sc
75c
Blue J e rs e y S h irts
49c
Dark Blue Jersey Knitted Overshlrts In full run of
sizes. 75c sellers only
- . ij 1
--------- — ...4 9 ®
51.0 j
T'alumus
Pajamas full cut and well m £ ie
WOrtU IT fi .*uU_onJjr
7*.»«
in neat 'patterns
. . 5c
Writing Tablets
Rugs!
72x90.
S h e e ts
41c
10 dozen Sheets, size 72x00 inches
while they last each- only
P illo w C a s e s
18 dozen Pillow Cases 42x36 inches
standard size......................... 8 Vile
Linen S h eetin g
*
-
’**
93c
Another
large
shipment
of Men,
Women
and
Children
Shoes
25c
B ow Ties
•
•
10c
S dozen Silk Bow n ee very often acid for 25c our
special price ..
........
........... ...................-*0®
S crlven D ra w ers— Scriven Fissile Seam Drawers to well known to describe
at 75c, special for Mo'nday only
B a th T o w e l s
22x43 inch terry cloth, heavy
Turkish Bath towels, a good value
for 25c, choice o n ly ..... ........... 1 9 c
254 yards wide, All-Linen Sheeting splendid for Skirts or Coat Suits. $1.25
it r. V U.IC
v o I u q , our special price yard
S oap S pecial
A full line of Toilet Soaps including Violet and
other popular prefumery, worth double tlie price
Monday a. ca k e. . . . . . .
• - - •4 C
*
Suspen der*
*
19c
A full length suspender In black, white also fancy
stripes regular 25c sellers o n ly ....
................ M®
10c* - H u c k T o w e l s - Q 'Ac
25 dozen Huck Towels, 10c sellers
full size, special Monday each 8K>c
20c ’
Auto Linen
*
13a
Full
Inch Auto Lincnt*. worih 20c a yard snow white special for Monday
u y n r d .................. ................... - ........................
........................13c
$1
•
A m erican Alurm Clocks
•
73c
One cuso o f tlie well known-Amm c n A larm Gkrdrs
regular $1 sellers, see these great vulues Monday
at ea ch .................... ..........
............. .
73c
N e glige e s h irts
Ear Februar#
H e m s t it c h e d S h e e ts 89c*
Seamless Hemstitched Sheets, size
81x90 indies, worth each $1.00
Monday ......... ............. . . . . - 8 9 c
C o tto n R e p p an d Ir is h P o p lin
A broken line of Cotton Repp aild
Irish Poplin, vulues up to 35c to
close out Monday a y a rd .___ 2 2 c
L a d ies’ W o o l U n d ersh irts
*Cold W a v e P r e d ic te d
A add w ave o f marked severity that
now iwevalls over Alaska will overipread
tbe Northwestern SfBtés and from which
region it will advance eastward and
southward over the middle the middle
the week and to the A tlan tic and Gulf
Simes during the part o f the week, ac
cording to (he W eather Bureau pro
diction*. Abnormally low temperatures
will attend this cold in the Northern
Pacific State* the northern plateau and
Rocky Mountain regions and practically
f U dial riel » east thereof. Tbe principal
disturbance o f tlie week w ill prevail dur
ing the next three days west o f the
Rocky Mountains, cross the middle West
by Wednesday or Thursday and reach
Hie Atlantic States Thursday ond Friday.
This disturbance wtlh In all probability,
L « attended by widespread precipitation(
especially in the Southern States and the
region west o f the Rocky Mountains.
pf * *
A m o s k e a g A p r o n G in g h a m s
A full line of Amoskeag Apron
Gimihams in all - size c hecks and
plaids in blue, green,~l)rown and
red, our price, y a r d . . . .........7 !4 c
Krv. J. F. McKinnon, pm (or. morning service,
Fev. U. F. Brown, rector: A. D. Key. «color warSunday morning «civico. 11; evening «cívico,
3:0(); Sabbalb «cluxil. U:4S a. m.¡ U. Ewbltner,
Supt.; prayer meeting. 7:30 Wednesday evening
98c
choice
12cJ4
O u t in g s
t
10c
A full line of Outing Flannel in
light and dark colors, well worth
\2lA c a yard, choice Monday. 1 0 c
r i r s t B a p tis t
iButterick
Patterns
11-4
B la n k e t s
98c
24 pair Blankets 11-4 size and a great value for
$1.25, while they last a pair o n ly ......... .. ----- 9 8 c
$1.65 11-4 size Bellevue Blankets, ¿ray only. $ 1 .3 9
$ 5 .0 0
F in e W o o l B la n k e ts
$ 3 .8 9
A few pair of Winthrope 11-4 fine Wool Blnnkets,
white with pink and blue borders, close out at $ 3 . 8 9
$ 1 .5 0
C o m f o r t S p e c ia l
$ 1 .2 9
Full double Bed Comfort, silkolean top and and bot
tom with neat floral pattern on top, special
. Monday ........................ ........r ........ ............. $ 1 .2 9
Hrv. J W. Wikiman. pastor; bo ml «y inumili«
irrv kV, It: evening service, 7:00; Sobbaüi school,
9 15 n. m i Prof. N. J.' Perkin«. Supt.; prnyet
mrelingrvery Wednesday, 7:00 p. m : readier«'
■nrriing Friday evening at 7:30.
Holy C raaa tp la c o p s i
•k / ^
SANFORD
Mr. Waldron w ill give the second of
the live Brotherhood sermons to young
men next Sunday night. Subject: “ ijis
Business." Young men particularly wclcome.
R w . J. F. McKinnon, the pastor, will
preach morning and evening. A fter the
morning service’ the annual congregation
al meeting adjourned from the first Sun
day will be held. A full attendance Is
requested. A cordial Invitation extended
tw o E n tra n c e s on F irs t S tre e t and E n tra n c e on M agnolia A ve n u e )
just
arrived.
See our great values in the Selby Shoe, for Ladies,
for fine wear................................... .........
.,
’ •.
A full line o f John B. Stetaon’a H a u No. 1 quality, $5 values, in miller
block, columbia and medium shapes, our price each
Rugs!!
See our full line of Rugs in window
geauin e-P -erth -A xm in ster. wortfi.
regular price $2:30'TOutrfour-pricc
Monday only each................. $ 1 .9 8
China Matting
Full line of China Matting, any
niece In show window Monday, yd
TS C e n ts
Floss Embroidery Packages
�VOTfS NOW POURING IN
C o n te s ta ^
A r e . A lr e a d y
Be^
jl n n l n | ^ o ¿ e t Busy
LARGE NUMBEROf CONTESTANTS
W ho Will Win The Plano and 01am
Alni . Belai Offered by The '
The* in r go number o f contestants in the
Great Popularity Contest now being con
ducted by the Sanford Hern 11 by which
11250 worth o L p rizei are to be awarded
to tbp epatpstants, are now, getting busy
and « s lin g tbclr friends to subscribe to
NEW TRACI lON LINE
RULES TOR THE .CONTEST.
Rule 1. A ll money tor subscriptioos
ahull be paid the contest manager.
must be affixed W all votes before the;
axe o f any .value In the contest.
Rule 3. Ballot» cannot
for a lU Votes can only bo obtained by
securing subscription», either new. re
newals, or old or by chTtlrig" die 'norttlnmlon or free vote certificate out o f each
Rale 4. No employee or membèt o f
his fam ily w ill be allowed to . p a r tic ip le
elUter as o 'nominator or a Vdierll
c o n t e s t . r '.
Rule 5. Candidates .w ill. n
strlcled (n securingpub*riplten
secure them In any place In tl
States.
1.........
coupon
Rule G. Only one nomlnallt
> yotes
entitling each contestant to 1
wifi be allowed.
Rule 7. A ll von must, be In the tyilt J jf e r a ^ J T
A n e o tfr start w ill bp a great benefit, lot bdx by Wednei
'W eil.
to pvery contestant, and -each and every ) Rule 8. Votes Issued cart w rt be .trans-;
one should begin imm ediately to pledging ferred to another co n testa n t'
■ Rule 9. No votes will be allowed on
their friends.
mibscribtlons held our' more thah ' one
w eek'oiler being hccured ,b y ( crintesumt.
S a n fo rd
To
K tsS tm m ee
M ay
Re
N ext P r o je c t
A groat deal has been said concerning
the proposed electric road from Snnfurdon
our.notthjp Jilsflrqmee on our south, hut
nothing certain or .definite could be
learned, although rumors^ galore were
has never been a doubt
In thq poinds °1 the inhabitant» o f both
would <be o great benefit to the
shippers all ^lung-lhe line, giving
ter.route noqh, but also to the traveling
public. True, Orlando,
Sanford .and
Kissimmee h ave numerous railroad lines
and trains In and out almost all limes of
Jh^ day and night.' but there are many
points <sn route o f .the prqpbsed electric
road tha^ cannot. ho reached at all by
rni.l — g j j i i w 'T t r - t y t ry r^ iflV T r»1" " ' In
a private vehicle owing to the condition
o f the roads, especially during the rainy
.seqspn. It is underlt'pod that at least
1250309 in stool w ill'be dlsposetlof the
business men along the proposed rdute,
and their Is no reason In the, .W°tw why.
purchasers could not be found for a)J
stock to be sold. A s far as the right pf
w ay is concerned, property owners ntong
iming tó coinè rtfpW fr
this proposed roarhi-Reporter Star.
tifili School Noté*
Q U A K E R C I T Y ,F L O U R , X U - t S C O
The pupils are pleased to team that
the
B efool r¿mpcqvctnet
de*
, r ' i r f * | Association
\ -* <T«r
.
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* - *n
ia i
dried wt itV last meeting*
to l use
their
« i d u l
Contest Manager.
'otesyngr be secured by cHppteg
1‘thk vote coupons from this pa;
■ ll€ ill of pTiICi WIIlCll Will
l)i
to the contestants securing th
efforts
___P H IL A D E L P H IA ••
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obtaining a school librar;'
r1— r-w >
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Tbe School TKard lias luronished T kwT
Death of Intani Son
W illiam Hcfiry Marshall, aged two. and
half years, infant son o f Mr and Mrs.
Elmer L. Marshall, died ot the fam ily
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M ^ iW iP r W P I^lD D D
[111GruntfPlQfio,
h W .p u td W G i fteta A .M-.^ippen
m, the well known piano dealers of
city. The.piano Is now on exhibition
MrCrlppen show room. ' This piano is
nttrument of. fine architecture and
trine, and The Herald Iras’ mrfde a
ful study pf tjre piano before mirchusTbe winner' of the prize w ill secure
ss well worth -the efforts which a
sst o f this kind demands,
b-ieriond prlzA trill consist o f a beau-
Ihg. Members o f the choir o f the Metbodtst church rendered beautiful, »m l ap
propriate music. The
Hornl offerings
were unusually pretty, .and ‘ , entirely
covered the little'w h ite casket Mr and
Mrs, Mmahajl have ;the, sympathy pf
their-many friends In this their sad be
reavement.
iibfpry .t^inpot do ns good work as ono
better equipped.
Tire Irving Literary Society hold Its
regular meeting Mouduy,, giving ( n good
prpgfam. lir e Girl’s Glee Club took part
for'lhejArgi time.
Interest in athletics is keeping up and
the .boys will give a musical for the.bene
fit o f the athletic association. The date
and program w ill b* announced later
Thri frock team IS working hard and will
make a better allowing than ft" did Inst
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year.
Teachers and pupljs are busy prepar
ing exhibits for the County Fair in
Orlando pn February, 7 to 11.
Card o f Thanks
To the kind irlanda and nelglibors who
ao willingly assisted us during the, sick-,
ness and death o f óur beloved boy we
wish to express our heartfelt thanks* also
to those sending flowers and assisting in
contestant to enter, and It costs nothing
to w lnr all Tbe'H erald asks is hearty co the music. May the Lord bless you end
The city Is pu|tlng the grounds and
operation o f Its friends and readers to spare you puch sorrow is our sinceré wish.
make this contest .a n ietlthuslaitic and
walks about the High School Into shape.
E. L . M a r s h a l l a n d ' F a m il y .
friandjy struggle for leadership.
Just clip the nomination coupon out of
each Issue o f the papel and fill’ In the
iteittp of the person horn you wish to
the address
i plainly, or If you do not have a
ilio » coupon, the name and adf thè person as a candidate. The
i the nominator will not be di-
On Earth
FIRST CLASS CRATE M A TE R IA LS , ; Sanford,
R n m li
New Suhscrlpitoni
High-grade Pianos, Organs
àiïd Giaphophones
“
12,300
¿S.000
WHO CANNOT ENTER OR VOTE
Tell. Your Neighbor ■
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(• lis
Y ou , know that there is a reason, so tell
him that.because of the better materials, the
morei scientific- formulating and the superior
facilities for accurate mixing and curing which
are used in their manufacture -
□ Armour Fertilizers Grow Biggest Crops
Don't forget to tell- him he can get Armour
Fertilizers and Fertilizer Materials for every
crop grown in the Sanford district from ware
houses in Sanford and Cameron City by calling on
H ow ard-Packard Land Co
SALES. A G E N T
ARMOUR F E R T I L I Z E R WORKS,
Jicksoi\yllle
m i -MS
10 years
You know that they produce results fur su
perior to any other fertilizers on*the market
Fla
HOW VOTES ARE OBTAINED
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«may,
H I» » , W
W ssecured
r v w u i w u by
y
Votes
be
securing
riptloni to' the Sanford Herald, and
seriptloni
votes'w lll be Issued upon the following
You Grower Who Has Used Armour Fertilizer
•.
No etiroloyee o f The Herald or immedi
ate relative of theirs wlU be allowed to
entpr this contest as p nominee ora voter.
STUMPS
WHO M AY ENTER
■ [«ia ia iQ ia iffliB M ja i
A n y white ipan. woman, boy or girl of
good repute Is eligible to enter this great
popularity voting contest. Just send In
your name on a nomination coupon to the
nnntrat management o f The Herald,
THE JUDGES
The total count o f v o te » w ill be made
by a committee o f three prominent busin ew -m e n b ite Will be absolutely dis
interested parties. This committee will
be announced later.
AGAIN THIS SEASON, 1910
The Vegetable Growers had splendid results
all over the state, . from the use of our Ma
nures.^ In our Circulars we enclose enconiums that we have received.
MANAGEMENT
For the,purpose o f making the contest
« completa success. The Herald has sign
ed i contract with the New Method Con
test Co., o f Jacksonville, Who make a
will furnish e com
petent and 'experienced contest manager
who w ill have complete control o f the
Contest Department.
TO THE PU0L1C
O.
2 p.m.
TH E DU P O N T POW DER CO M PAN Y
w i l l | lv o .| D E M O N S T R A T I O N y f
I • -
This contest Is to be the greatest ever
Inaugurated by. any paper In this section.
Wc have spared no expense to make
It » -liv e wire proposition1' that will keep
the Community • much Interested In the
outcotn». W e are endeavoring- by every
means to give Sanford and vicinity the
newest and most up-to-duie county pa
per in the state, and we solicit the hearty
Uoo o ffh e <dti sens in- this- con- f
eehants whs advartlse w ltb -u e to say that we expect by this
W e Give You P erfect'Safety and Quick
M aturity
Better shipping quality, larger cro
make you more money than
B R A N D on the Market.
a can
other
Not A n Idle Boast
Saafordf Fla oneastedgeoftow n
W ho
baa
k in d l y - i g l B i r i e d
p e r m ln » io n , t o
.We have been doing it for over tl
Florida,
to
m a k e th ta
H car W hat W e H avc to 8 a y About That
partlng thè contestant*.
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NOW a THE TIME
The contest begins with thls issue, thè
tinte to caler I» now is NOW. Get In thè
race belare thè others get In thè lesd.
Geo. H . Fernald
J A Ç K 8 Ü N V I L L E , F L O R ID A
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IN AND ABOUT THE CITY
Ar
Billie Beardall of Orlando' was a visitor
to this city last week.
T ilt SANrORD HERALD
Dr. A. S. Carver to Speak — ...
Rev. Albert J. Coleman conducted Uni
Mrs. Sidney Carraway of Fort Ogden tarian services In the Congregational
lias been «is itin g her parents, Mr. and church Sunday afternoon. Mr. Coleman's
Little H a p p e n ln ts -^ M e n tlo n o Mrs. C. A. OcttB.
sermon was attentively listened-to by a
M atters In B rie f.
Mrs. James Granger has returned to her good sized audience.
homo in Jacksonville after n vtait .with
On Sunday. Jon. 22d, at 3 p. m., Rev,
relatives in Sanford.
A. S. Gorvcr of Worcester. Mass., will
ITEMS Of INTEREST
Henry Moore has returned from a visit (reach. The public is cordially invited.
Dr. Garvcr Is thé Billings lecturer for
to Atlanta, Ga.
the
American Unitarian Association nnd
Summary o f th e F lo a tin g S m a ll Talk
Mr. and Mrs. L. It. Philips spent Tues
speaks with authority for liberal Chris
S B cdn otly A r r a n le d t o r H ur
day in Enterprise, attending a m eeting o f
tianity. He conics to the city with an
ried H erald R eaders.
i
the board o f trustees of the Methodist
established reputation as n wise and able
Arthur Butt, the genial county tax as Orphanage at that place.
preacher and lecturer. For twenty-five
•rssor was In the city on Tuesday and
Seth Woodruff, a prominent business years now. Rev. Mr. Gurver link been the
expects to be In Sanford on Feb. 1. 2 and mnn o f Orlando was transacting business
minister of the First Unitarian church of.
a
Jn3 to attend to tax matters. A ll thoee in Sanford on Wednesday.
Worcester, Mass., otic of die strong
«he think they are not* paying enough
T. J. Miller is still confined to his bed churches o f New England. A graduate of
uses can see Ur. Butt and have.the.rate
with a severe nttact of sciatica. - ^
the Andover Theological school and of
raised.
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-----Miss Birdie Harris went to Palatka. lost Pennsylvania college, where he received
j, V. R. Page has opened up u m ani
Friday for a visit to her friend Mrs. W. A. the degree o f A. M„ Dr. Garvcr has had
cure parlor In the Y o w ell building where Walton.
fine educational advantages.
¿an¡curing, shampooing and -hair dreaeIn connection with his long service as
The Coburn Nfinstrel batfd anil the Cor-'
Be done. TJdaJ* an in n o va tion
minister
ta-WonuMe(,-he-haa txuuri
nlvkl tfflffll'TtTnide "tilings lively on Tues
^ for Sanford and should provT» a great
grentlj? to ¿acini art nnd TduKtthmTiVtTÎÎ
day.
boon to the public.
%
.
ters.
Never before have so many new people
Reyjdr. Muirhead o f Tennessee, who
For the past thirteen years Mr. Gurver
looked Sanford over. The past week Was
Is visiting his brother Mr. R. Muirhead of
has
been u member o f llie Worcester |>ub- L a most lively one.
Y
.
fftnfr.nf will preach at the Presbyterian
lic school board— and Worcester Is n big
M
r»auiL.
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japrnltrg.----- w ldu a populOÜÇMÏof 15QJ000.. l i a i t
Miss Caldwell of Waynesboro, Vn„ are in also a trustee o f Clarke University utid'of
Mrs. E. T. Lane from Anderson, Indiana,
the city ¡his week greeting old friends the Worcester Art Lcnjtue; member of the
is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. F. Lenvltt.
and acquaintances.
Antiquarian Society; president o f the
* Dr, Chss Drennen and Jas, L Giles
Messrs. Preston nnd Parrish of Ohio, Worcestêr Art Society nnd the Twentieth
were among the Orlando people visiting
were umong the visitors to the city tills Century club: secretory for the-Conference
tbedty on Thursday.
week. They were simply stuck on the for Child Labor.
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Hon. John Merrill o f the board of celery delta nnd will come back to locate.
Dr. Carver has proved himself n force in
- County Commissioners was ail appreciated
• ■ Mr, - nnd Mrs. "Gomprnpst -of* Dnyftmn publie affaira and Is sura to bring with
caller at the Herald office yesterday?
Beach were in the city severul days this him some uplifting thoughts to the people
ladiosaf-ihe Cnngrrgntlnnnl church
m y -frien d s were-gted-H^.Sanford, A cordial Invitation Is exwill serve a New England supper Jan. 20. to scejh em again, f it
tended to hear Dr. Garvcr at the Congre
Place to be announced later.
gational church on,. Sunday, Jam ¿2nd.
W alter S. Williams and family of Crans
Special
music. '
7~
Miss Jessie Tyner o f Tampa Is visiting
ton, Rhode Island hove arrived in the city
her sister. Mrs. R.' J. Holly on Sanford and will make Sanford their future home,
Heights.
Mr. Wiiliums is n member of the Cranston
Artie Smith has gone back to Ilia first city council and identified with the busi
love and purchased another Cadillac. His ness interests and will prove o valuable
large produce business made a car addition to Sanford.
All L oca l A d vertisem e n ts Under This
necessary.
.
G. R. Keller o f the Reporter-Slur was in Heading, One Cent a W ord Each Issue
Prof. Mendenhall has accepted the the city on Monday and took in the celery
position os organist in the Methodist delta. Mr. Keller, was greatly surprised
Fine cabbage plants, rcudy for the
Episcopal Sunday School.
T H E
at the mnny improvements and the vast field. W. E. Squires, Cameron Ave. 23tf
For Sale—Orange grove, 600 trees on
Cecilian Music Club will meet in- Mrs. amount o f form products being raised in
high pine land in Puola. suburb o f San
F. S. Munson's studio Satunluy, Jan.. the Sanford section. Mr. Keller is associ ford, James Groves, New London. Con
ated with Mr. Walton in the publication necticut;
Utb. 3, p. m.
22-3p
Lost— Brass dog
whip. Return
to
Mrs. Alice D. Young o f the Florida of the Reporter-Star and doing their share
Ruce Truck on Carnival
Presbyterian Missionary Union will ad in putting Orange county before the i»eo Automatic
grounds and receive reward.
dress the members of the Ladies' Mis ns the banner county o f the stute.
For Sale—(¡BiY-Aeres. 23 cleared, 7 room
.In still a t Y o w e ll's — Mew glnghamn. house, large barn, ornnge and other fruit
M A K E S
IT
E A S Y
sionary Society of the Presbyterian church
' at 7 p. m. Friday OX the Presbyterian C o m e and see them fo r you rself. trees, a nice home. OH acres, 3 cleared
on Clay rund. 40 acres timber land, good
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church. All ladies o f the congregation N. P. Y o w ell & Co
farm lni.d. 20H acres hammock land,
and of the sister churches ore cordially
Dr. Howard has returned nnd can be ¡45» cleared, lino well 3 acres tiled, small
A. P. CONNELLY
GEO. II. FERNALD
invited io attend.
found ut his residence in the forenoon house on railroad. A ll the above nt a
S c c ’ y & Trcas.
Presiden t
bargain, Address Box No. 36, R. F. D.,
22-if
Mrs. K. S. Hugos arrived in the city on and his office in the afternoon.
No. 1.
22-Glc
Tuesday from Dayton and will spend the
Cut your seed |»oiutoes with a Yankee
Wanted— A temporary or (»ermonent
winter with Mr. Hughes.
Seed Potato Cutter.
Geo. 11. Ferrmld pohtuon ns stenographer by a lady witli
Let
Tell Y o u A b o u t It
22-tf
three years' experience nnd graduate o f
F. S. Forster has returned to Sunford Hardware Co.
business
college.
Address
stenographer,
from Alabama, after au absence o f tw elve
Keep your eye on what’s going on at !
care o f Sanford Postmuster.
2l-3t-p
years and will make this city tfis future our store. We ask you to carefully cum.
For Sale—Cabbage plants. Geo. Fox,
-s
home, Mr. Forster Is a brother-in-law pare our prices with anyone s quotations. |cl|y
21-tf
of Hon J. N. Whitner.
Look them up and we will get your busi j
Lost—On 0th street between Ouk Aye.
i nnd Sanjord Avenue, a small open face
Mrs. J. W. Wildman returned Saturday ness. Sanlord Furniture Co.
22 tf
A G EN TS
gold watch with owner’s initials on the
frotn Jacksonville, where she had been
If your aim in life is to economize nnd
back. Finder please return to Herald o f
Spending u week with her brother and his to have for your everyday use dependable fice nnd receive reward.
2l-3t
family.
goods at the lowest possible prices we ask
For Sale— Bargain for cash. Ted acre
Offle« with H O L D E N R E A L E S T A T E CO.
H. E. Adams of Tampa spent Tuesday you, not for our sake, nor for this town's celery farm. Five acres tiled*, with crop
night in the city.
sake, nor for the sake o f anything hut that will pay for land title season. Close
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in. Price $5,250. , Box 78?.
. 21-2p
Calvin Brinkley, a prominent business your owu (locket book und your bonk ac
For Sale— Onion plants. 50,000 Crystal ,44.+<t.++ÿ<.+++<e-+4>++++++-i"<"t"t'-}'‘t*4- ++4>+ + + + * + - l- + + + + + * + + + e + + * " < man of Jacksonville spent a few boura in count, to uim for our store and hit the W hile Wax Bermudas, $1.25 per thou
Address W . C.
Sanford on Wednesday, enroute to his centre o f economical buying, Sanford sand, f. o. b. Orluudo.
Post.
21-3c
.
22-tl
home, after having attended a m eeting o f Furniture Co.
For
Rent—Two
rooms,
furnished
or un
the trustees of the Methodist Orphanage
Buy celery form from owner. Let crop
furnished. with bourd or without, in now
VEGETABLE BUYER
■t Enterprise.
puy it. Five ucres. A ll tiled, old land, house, witli modern improvements. A d
20-tf-c
OEFICE: NO. Ill
SANfOKD, FLORIDA
C. S. McEwan. the well known Missouri new cottage, well located. In crop— tine dress Box 46T.
strawberries
Only
twelve
hundred
dol
For
Sale—
1
team
of
mules,
wagon
and
See
Me,
M
r.
Farm
er
Life insura uco man o f Orlando was in*
burness. H. A. Hill. 2 miles west 14
the city on Tuesday and ^ w w b lM jp d 1au . lars required. I'll meet you. Box 24,
south.
20-tfc
22-11p
■gfney here. J. B,
W
ha've Route 2 . ' _______________________
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Absolutely
fresh.
charge of the office located In the Garner
Eggs for hatching, from White Leghorn
F ive D ollars R ew ard
and Woodruff building.
prize winner stock. W. A. Herring. 20-4lc
Will be puid for the return of tiie
Phon« 324.
House for rent or for sale. Corner 3rd
W. I). Holden baa returned to Sanford English
H « r « l d Building
Watch recently stolen. The
and Chapman avenue. Apply 115 Dak
- a ft « a sojoin in Tennessee;------------ *----- w uldflff gOt<Ltranrtng case. TTiamifnctitred
avenue.
—Hhtfc
Fancy Wofka of AU Kind*, ¿»lamping, EmUroidciy Supplici,
Mil. Dr. Lewis o f Defiance, Ohio spent by Bracebridge, Clcrkingwelb Londun und For Sale— A launch 16 feet ., long, 3H feet
1ionic-M*dc Cooking « Specially«
several day* o f this week the guest* of Is numbered 30273. A. E. Philips.
beam, in perfect order 3 H. P. engine. Ce
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' V ., .- ■ 1
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fcil
Gabelt.
French
avenue.
17-lfc
C on sign m en ts and O rders S o licited
Mrs. Stephens. Mrs Lew is was enroute
Plano Tuning
For.Sale— Two acres inside o f city lim
to Geneva to spend the w inter.
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Next week Wade, the tuner, will work ité on the west side o f Sanford. Price ! l«**s s s s s s > it* SSSSSSSSS» S W W 1 ^ W W » H S » W SW W H S W S W A S W 4 H t
Rev. L W. Moore, presiding elder of the
in Sanford. Orders mailed to him to Or $1,061) for a quick sale. Address McCloy
H. Martin.Sanford. Fla.
11-tf
Tallahassee district o f the Methodist
lando will receive attention. Orders can
For Rent— Nice offices.
Also ware
„church, visited Sanford this w t s k the
nlso be phoned to No. 40, Orlando,
Rat proof. N. H. Garner.
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J. A. Hendry on Magnolia W ade w ill pay the phone toll on all house. 32x36,
,
8-lf
•venue.
genuine orders.
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Wanted— By fifteen years' experience
A meeting o f the Reading Circle o f the
cleaner, dyer and tailor ladles' and gents'
Married
clothes, to clean, dye, repair or alter.
Hoaie sod Foreign Missionary societies
On Wednesday Dec, 21st, Mr. Ernest Suits made to order at 15. 20, 25 or 30
« the Methodist church w ill be held at
days. Our price will suit your pocket.
w residence o f Mrs. W . R. Stiles, corner Gibson of Carbonduie. and Miss Ruth Your money’s worth or your money bock.
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raluieitu avenue and Third street, Friday Wulker, o i Ricbvlew, were married at St. Bradford &. Kellli. 405 Third S t Phonek t$ C
afternoon. Jan. 20th. at 2JO. It Is car- Charles, Missouri. A fter making a visit 311.
For Rent— Roopis. furnished or unfur
“ « « l y toped that there will be a fulT a t with relatives In S t. L oujs they readied
Ideal M eans the h ig h est E xcellen ce— A C o m b in a tio n o f
tendance and the study begun in earnest. Rich view Friday evening at 6:48, under a nished. suitable for light housekeeping.
A pply Corner Park and Ninth.
shower of rice and confetti thrown by
all Good P oints. Ideal F e rtiliz e r M eans a p e rfe ct
Mrs. G. F. Smith has returned from a
Wanted—Cottage o f five rooms or Oat
their many friends.
P la n t Food. ’ Ideal F e rtiliz in g M eans the C o rre c t
o f five rooms.Address Box 1066. S-tf
visitt0 her sister Mrs. Milton H arvey
Ruth, is the popular daughter o f Rev,
use of th is P la n t Food.
oi Tallahassee, where she was
For Rent—Ten acres tiled land on street
and Mrs. L & Walker, prominent people
car Uñé. Station on place. Two acres o t
honor at a reception given b y
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OUR F R E E B O O K L C I . W I T C O o f R id iv lew and was spending the win tiled land, cottage and' bum un place.
■to"Mabry on Dec. 22nd, which was
ter with her sister. M rs.. C. H. Duggan. On street car line. Address, J. N. WhJt0 serial Invent. Mss. Sm ith—w as » U t ; L ou is.' ThBTicquatm ance that Jed TTcr. Sanford f lorida.------------------------2x1
^cipitm o f many other social favors
to the happy marriage was formed some
For sale__ 1 have five or six pieces o f
B rin g s Up Im p o rta n t Questions on T h i s S u b je c t and
tUo during her stay in Tallahassee.
lim e ago while Miss Ruth was visiting land more Ilian 1 need for trucking. These
A n s w e rs Th e m . Send f o r If.
lends were bought cheap, cleared under
G 1C Brodwater the w ell .known fartf- relatives in Carbondale.
...
mV own supervision and will be sold at *»
TEe News Joins tho many friends o f tha
bargain. Ona ft vs acres
. mai> has Just returned from Tampa
-*"® e *>8. accepted a position as travelling young couple in wishing ih^m a long,
third year Ut cultivation,
40 acres
leuuan for the Tampa Fertiliser Co. happy ond prosperous life.—Carbondale from Beck Hammock station.
half cleared and’ plowed, balance Ane
"*"u*mpany makos the famous Germo- i;UL) News. ,
him m nfk two strong wells, tool bouse, /<
R. H. W H ITNER, Agent, Sauford, Florida
W U a n d o f fertilizers and Mr. BrodMiss Walker ts the niece o f C. R. Walker miles from Cameron City.
Beat bargain
»»te r as usual sell the new brand here o f this city and spent several years In on the market. Phone 7-3. Levi Bln
Binfonl.
Urge quantities.
2-U.
ienford where she t a s many friends.
T A TE
could not enjoy the pat=
* " ronage -at Sanford for the
past thirteen years did we
not have ther reputationr
which is usually shared by
all reputable establishments,
. in giving careful attention to
PERSONAL
detail, and leaving .nothing
undone to please.
will convince you it is to
^-^atead.vantage_to maker us— ’
your haberdasher.
WANTS
Clothier and Hen’s Furnisher
FLO R ID /)
8ANFORD
Stop
Paying
Rent!
Sanford Building & Loan
Association. / "
Own
'Your
'
Home
Us
W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y
General Fire Insurance
Florida
Sanford,
G. W. S P E N C E R
W O M A N ’S E X C H A N G E ,
U t iH ii
IDEAL SPRING FERTILIZING
CITRUS TREES
All Spring Fertilizing is Not ID E A L
»U E S T IO N S O N S P R IN G
F E R T IL IZ IN G
-Wilson &- - ToomerTertili:
JACKSONVIIU, flOBIDA
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We arc probably the oldest
regular advertisers o f r idrl•
da Farm Lands In the 8oiith.
We advertised before the:
present Intense Interest In
•Back to the Und.** Our
methods have brought us In
touch with thousands of
people all over the world.
We will gladly refer you to
tome of these people on
request. Enquiries cheer
fully answered.
AND
January 13, I9U
THE 8A N rO ltO fir R M J )
ami
FLORIDA TRUCKER
The Howard-Packard Land
Company la Incorporated
under the Laws o f riorlda
Paid up capital $100,000.
The company differs from
the many companies explotting riorlda lands in
th at ft'* ahO me corporation
with an established hlghgrade home and foreign
reputation to
maintain.
land In our t|ome territory
“ A Newspaper W ithin a Newspaper
o f th e In te n d in g In v e s to r and S e ttle r b y the
P ublished In th e In te re s ts
H o w a rd -P a c k a rd
Land
C o m p a n y,
In c o rp o ra te d ,
S a n fo rd ,
Florida
Some Day You’ll be Glad to Even Hear of a Chance to Buy a
AT A PRICE PER ACRE BASED ON YIELD PER ACRE
P rice T o d a y T o r T e r m s
$3 0 0
FOR
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ACRES
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Every Purchaser of*a trret of land at Volusia Farms
wishing to quit Within One Y ea r from completion of his pay
ments, can have his Money back in full with 6 per cent in
terest, added, upon the only condition that the farm is deeded
back to us. W e will write this in your contract
History is repeating itself in Florida. Thous
ands of people are coming into this State.
Every new settler adds value to the land.
Every month sees prices advance. Wholesale
tracts are now at the price it was formerly
possible to buy a£ retail. Not a decade ago
land around Sanford was sold for $2.50 an
acre. Today,
unimproved lands readily sell
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The man with a few thousand dollars to in
vest ought to investigate Florida’s Volusia
Farms. The man wishing to cultivate a citrus
grove "from the ground up,';* should investi
gate Florida's Volusia Farms.- The man with
enough money to help him •over the in itial.
period of settling in a new section and wish
ing to engage in diversified farming, will find
at Volusia Farms all that he requires in the
way of soil, climate, transportation and recre
ative opportunities provided by river, woods
and lakes.
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Why not be one with the making of history?
Why not buy your Florida Volusia Farm this
season at this season's price?
As soon as the
limited number of $30 per acre farms are sold,
the price w ill advance to $35— and every new
settler will add value to the land. * l f you can
not cultivate your land now?-buy- and hold
until you are ready.
If you do not want to
farm, buy for investment— buy now.
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The Howard-Packard Land Company has
never advised or urged the purchase of any of
its lands sight unseen. We have sufficient
confidence in the lands we handle to know
they w ill bear personal inspection. We also
like to meet prospective purchasers face to
face. We like to talk with them— we like you
to talk with the many contented settlers we
have located in Florida. . The better you know
us, the more confidence you have in what we
say and in what we do. Therefore."if you carif
possibly arrange it, come here and make per
sonal inspection.
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• Homeseekers’ excursions leave northern and
central points January 3 and 17; February 1
and 15; March 1 and 15. T ic k e t s to San
ford are good for* tw elve days. These
six excursions are run at a tim e' when San
ford is at her best. The celery, is beintf mark
eted. - Thé Soil is yielding of its wealthy Come
here then you’ll see for yourself whether the
claims made for Sanford soil are true o r un
true. Then, if you prefer to buy in the Celery
Delta proper, we’ll be glad to have you inspect
our Eureka and Black Hammock lands.
You can have our booklet, “ Resources of
Volusia Farms,” by writing for it. This illus
trated booklet describes the famous tract in
details Tells you a Jot about Florida you
don’t now know. It contains a map showing
you the exact location of ^the^Farms; ibtf-acopy of our liberal Contract for Deed wherein
you are protected in every possible way—
wherein you are given every opportunity to
make good, iryoU want to give up within one
year from completion of your payments, you
can get your money back.
W e Invite Y o u r E n q u iry for Booklet or W e W ill Cheerfully A n sw e r Individual Letters.
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Peoples Bank Building
Mr. B. A . Howard. President of
UthfiJlQward-Pftcknrd Land Corn| puny, Sanford, spent a week in
Chicago during the recent Land
| Show. “ It was surprising," he
•a...Herald-reporter. ..‘'to.
know the immense interest now
b e i n g taken in Florida.
Of
course, being in the’land business
I here; 1 knew a large-num ber o f
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people were interested in this
State, but the week spent at the
iaicalTjy a re
Land Show was prut
velation.
The vast attention
now given to Florida can only
mean one thing— that the prosent price for land must speedily
advance, especially In the case of
land around settled communi
ties like that o f Sanford W l
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Orlando.
‘T h e nearer land is situated to
a settled community the more
-valuable that land is from an
economic standpoint over that of
land further away,- even though
both be equally blest withnatural advantages., Therefore,
1 look forward to the near future
whoa our best lands will hqve
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SANFO RD. FLORIDA
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their selling price m ore hearty
approximate t h e i r poductive
value per-acre.
“ What did I think o f the
ShowT”
“ It was fine. It Was worth
millions of dollars from an edu
cational point or view, To“ state
in print that a thousand dollars
have been received for an acre
6f
this o r th a t
is m o t
so convins
ing as actually showing the class
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o f goods that an acre
Florida exhibits and exhibitors
received a great deal of attention
but I think the Florida exhibits
k
could liave been .more numerous
and complete.
�SANFORD, THE WONDERFUL
C O M M IS S IO N
CAR
L,OT
DISTRIBUTORS
We want your crop and will offer special
K. ' f t
An Orlando Scribe Writes Abdut the
Celery Delta
M ERCHANTS
U. C. Keller o f the Reporter-Stbe win* a
visitor to the city on Monday and the fol
lowing article expresses h i» views on the
great Sanford section:
inducements
M U R-R-TL L L ,—Resident
M anag1
— Having been-offeretlon-tiUJomttbil* trip
to Sanford by that prince o f good fellows,
Seth Woodruff, who is not only interested
in thp cattle Industry o f Orhnge county,
but has garden land in the celery delta
on which splendid crops are now being
raised, the temptation to see the "cclory
delta" in full crop was too alluring to re
sist and an extended visit of investiga
tion proved very enjoyable.
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SAN FO RD . FLO R ID A
P e rio d ic a ls
When it is remembered that only a few
years ago the entire area now In celery,
lettuce, cauliflower, cabbage, potatoes.
onions, etc., was one vast hammock, over
grown with cabbage palmettoes and Scrub
palms’ ilnd oaks, the transformation seems
almoat impossible. On every hand gangs
o f workmen are to be fouadL'clearing
new land, plowing for the first time, get
ting ground in shape for planting, put
ting out planta o f various kinds, or per
haps putting 1b new systems of irrigation,
all seemingly .Intent on capturing that at-'
mighty dollar said to be so easily over
taken in the vicinity of Sanford. Hun
dreds of acres o f beautiful lund arc being
put in shape for their first erdp, whijd
seen In utmost every field passed could
be seen, sack after sack o f commercial
fertilizer, rendy to be given to the hungry
growing crop«. True, Sanford promoters
are willing to^ swear by her soil, water
Stationery
C IG A R S and T O B A C C O
C O LD and H O T D R IN K Ö ^ "n C fe CÌTEAM
Wholesale and Retail
SANFORD, FLO RID A
PHONE 109
To Think of New Furnishings
For Your Home .
EVERYTHING IN FURNITURE. QUEENSWARE
OUR
B A R G A IN
AND STOVES
CO U N TER
Jiatl jd lm ate _aa crop .I'nnluccrB.JiuLupnii.
huve ever contended that a crop fit for
ihe northern market can be raised with
out fertilizer. A fter being shown Celery
avenue and having the ingenious system
of irrigation and drainage, used by all
successful truckers, thoroughly explained
by Mr. Woodrufl, a ride through the west
ero section in the handsome car o f his
brother, Mr. Frank 1* Woodruff and a trip
around the belt line tendered by Mr. A .T .
Rossctter, one o f the builders and owners
of the Sanford & Everglades Railroad
and tiie Sanford Traction Co., rounded out
one ui the most enjoyable days ever
spent in the state, Mr. Rossctter und his
associates huve done much for Sanford
and the celery delta. Besides putting in
this elegant little railroad Bysteui,' tiiey
have ditched and [Hit on the mnrkct hun
dreds Of ucres of land that is making and
will make this section of th e -sta te
famous.
On the car going out, leaving Sanford
about 3 p. in., were between sixty and
seventy scIhw I children, wlw were brought
in every morning ai the county’s expense
und taken back home every afternoon,
tiie authorities being satisfied it is much
cheaper and better than maintaining
schools in tiie country for these pupils,
who now have the advantages of a fine
corps of teachers’ und one of the hundsomest public school buildings in the
state.
J u st a c ro s s th e s tr e e t
Rand B u ild in g
Married or Single. Have a Home or a Good
Safe Investment.
The Markham
Park Addition
O n the O rlan d o road just two
from street car line
blocks
Thirty - B eautiful Lots
Just been laid out and
graded. N o w read
lome. ( N o place li
streets
With such men as A. T. Rossctter, A. P.
Connelly. Geo. 1!. FernuLL George K. Cal
houn, ii. H. Chappell. J. N. Whitner, For
rest Lake, W. D. H olden, Frank L. Wood
ruff, R. J. Holly and many others who
are always anxious and willing to show
you over tills great farming section, not
with the idea of selling you a farm,¿>ut
solely to show the wonderful advantages
o f this great vegetable growing district,
the rapid growth of Sanford and surround
ing territory is cusily explained, and with
that push and shove displayed by so
many of ber leading citizens a much
greater and more rapid advancement may
tie looked for In tiie future.
An Opportunity to r no roe seeker a
Much _iu («rest is m u iU fu iadlu iLe work
now under way on the properly at the
southeast corner of Celery and Sanford
avenues, under the direction o f representa
tives o f tiie Bowman Realty Company, of
Huntington. W. Vu.. who are opening up
a plan of choice residence lots for the
Realty Trust Company, present owners
o f t lie property.
Local real estate men have centered
their energies, to a great degree, In the
effurt to sell farm lands and' have met
with much encouragement, but have,
more or less, overlooked the provision or
residence sites for tbe wago-corner of
Sanford. The opening of "Celery Avenue
Addition" (the name by which the abovementioned property will be designated),
will afford Uie homeseeker os well as the
investor an opportunity to secure most
desirable property, at reasonable prices
and on easy terms.
Mr. Partridge, reproeeutiug the Bowman
Realty Company, is making headquarters
being
oee me at once. It don t cost notn
ing to look and get your choice. Some
lots shaded with oaks and some witli
orange trees. N o w is the accepted time
See M e
at O n ce ,
and Save M oney
NoUce
t a t t i MASH SI*. U.».HAfTt>»r'.
Is a |)crmnncnt, durable and sani
tary covering for'floors adapted for
use in residents or for any interior
where oil cloth or lincolcum would
ordinarily be used* _ I t will last Tor
years and is. absolutely water proof,
will not absorb grease" o f the drip
ping in the kitchen. From a sani
tary point
step in
advance of oil cloths a q j^ a jjicr
f l o o r i n g r - f a i l i L , s with, the
canvas backing which is absorbent
and forms a lodging place for germs.
J u $ t 4 0 c . Yard.. Como in
and Exam ine
Salt and Fro9h W ater Flstr
Now Is The Tim e T o Buy Impi
• ed “ Ready to Plant” Sanford
Celery Farms
can be bought for .the next thirty
days for less
money
than
have Sanford farms to sell.
Burbank nor Celery City
ever
again.
We
Not Largo, Taft,
but
Sanford.
one
H.. H.
C H A P P E L L ’S
Real Estate Agency
Free Voting Coupon
TI i Ib is a separate vote fro m - the nominating coupon. As
many may be sent in each week for each contestant as can be
collect«!
This coupon entitles
to 25 votes in
The Herald’s Popularity contest. This coupon must be in
office by Wednesday 5 P.JM., of each week.
,
Nomination Coupon
The first one of these coupons sent in for each contestant
entitles them to 1,000 free votes. Only one of these coupons
will he allowed to each contestant.
I nominate Mr. Mrs. or M is s ...................................................
os a candidate in The Herald’s contest.
Nominated by
The registration books o f the d t y o f San
ford w ill be open from 0 a. m , Jan. 2nd.
that tr eoupou be,used, it will—fir
Room No. 1.
F IR S T S T R E E T
Garner-W oodruff Bldg.
A ll those desiring lo vo te iti tiie com
ing city election should see that they are
properly registered.
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
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circumstances w ill the nominator’s name be divulged.
The Herald Contest Manager.
�January 13. 190
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guaranteed. Drainage •
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diiòhed, traverse this §
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sold on easy term s g
P A L M
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Only three and
one-half m i 1 e i
from Sanford, on
hard au r f a c e d
T h e moat beautiful, g
most highly Improved, - }
and Hobest of all lin- g
oleared land In the
Celery Delta
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H A M M O C K sold on
easy term s
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The Sanford and g
Everglades R. R
will run freight V.
train» and street •
:au a direct xhxuugh. v
Palm Hammock g
with aide tracks A
every half mile for
w tpneea will coon
^ a d v a n c e mireriilly----0 Buy a town lot in
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See J E S S AM I N E PARK
10 aerea of stately
Palma,
Majestic
Oaka and fragrant
Yallow Jeaaamine
an eiquisite »pot
untramm
Palm
Hammock g
it being settled by f
Frequent a g r e e t
car service brings
churches, theatres
and shop# to your
a very high class
of p e o p l e . A
home here insures
you good neigh-
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school
privilege
for your children
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T h e ra Is no b e l t e r .
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selected real estate. •
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v a lu e s .
�TME SANTORD HERALD
In th e Circuit Court, Seventh Judíelo
Circuit, O ra n te cou nty. S ta te o f
C. M, .HAM ILTON
DENTIST * *
ui'iJi,0* lhB «loption of
Fred W, Wilmott, Jj.
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J. W. Wllm.lt and
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W W L <ivM* th#t
J w. Wltmott
A* D. 1011, or am ioon efter at the
to the Honorable Minor
St'.Igiff*VÜj1*?.0* H1* ClraiU Court, 7tli Juülclnl
w wti£L P orW,f for *h* adoption by u< of I'ml
W. Wllrtiott, a minor, a* our child and heir-at-law.
ÍAMu W. W tunny,
^ T c n y Clerk, tre a s u re r. A ssessor.
Kootn 13 Pico Building
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SANFORD, FLORIDA
N o tic e o f A pplication fo r Tax Deed
Under S ection 8 o f C hapter 4888.
L a w s o f Florida
--Notice is hereby given that W. B. French and
M. W. LOVELL.
DENTIST
Welbom Block
Sanford, Florida
DR.
Blk. U. Mitchell a Survey of Lavy Grant, assesseil
In the narnepf Unknown Owner.
„ ,C»rt-4f 3, dated JulyJ . 19M I Lots 23 and 24,
Blk. D/Mltchell's Survey of Levy Grant, assessed
f t * w iy
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nlA. Trtsxuirr and Assessor. A dUren of 8an23nMitnuou»ly since 1880.1havei been actively
KrtiUnl with hersvery Interest. That I am cotnut rot sad esn serve acceptably a* Clerk, Treassnd A w e «'* I have no misgivings. Intimate
¡m*lnt*Dcr wlih the history, ptrogresa end high
fa s of the Sanford of today give me good form end
¡S ms u be useful In substantial way*, along with
373. dated Juivglr IliUO^i r ‘A .iU .M » 4«U ,
MltAell's Surrar-t# tF V y Cram, iiTsessnl
In the name or Mrs. M. E. Hicks.
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Cert. 374, dated July 3, 1905: Lou 31 ond 32,
Blk. D, MltcbeU'a Survey of Levy Grant, assessed
In the name of Mrs. M. E. Hicks
Cert 377, dated July 3 , 1903: Lou 65 ami 66.
! Florida Fruits
DR. R. M. MASON
S. U r ranch of Knoxville, Tenn., purchasers of tax
certificate* named below has Bled raid certificate*
In my office and h at made application for tax deed
to luue In accordance with law. Said certificates
embrace the following described property situated
In Oramtecounty, Florida, to-wlt:
dated June 3. 1907: Lot 8, Blk. D.
Mitchell s Survey of Levy Grant, assesaed in the
name of E. If. Palmer.
„.Cert. 432, dated June 3. 1907: Lula 21 and 22,
In the name of Mrs M L lllcka.
SHIPPERS OF
DENTIST
Ofliee; H in « BWg. over Woodruff’s Store
General Insurance Agents
W. E. HOUSHOLDER
DENTIST
■kÿiw» 23, 24 and 23, Pico Bldg
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SANFORD, FLORIDA
’Phone 41
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DICKINSON & -DICKINSON
Attorney* at Law
d, Florida
Sonrord.* Florido
cording to law, tax deeds will Issue thereon on the
For M arshal.
Slit day of January, A. D. 1911.
laiooone* my candidacy for re-election a* Mar- ' Witness my oficial signature and seal this the
30lh
day of December. A. D. 1910.
¿ T l propose fo make the race solely , nn my
lira i]
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B. M. Rootwrrt.
nrord Jam notthrtandldnleof any clique. I
Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County, Florida.
•dkit the support of the voters on my merit*.
20-4t
By M A, llowaro, D.C.
Respectfully.
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w . sm ith .
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Marshal and Collector.
In C ircu it Court, 7th Judical Circuit o f
-. F lo rid a In and fo r Orange County
I hereby announce my candidacy Tor the offlee of
Imhil and Collector for Sanford at the coming The Peoples Bank of San-'
ford, a corporation organ
ItjelrrtMi
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the laws of the state of
w. A. TILL1S.
Florida
vs.
The Flotldu l-sr.d and De
SANFORD LO D G E S
velopment Co., a corpora-
The O N L Y bank in Sanford that
INSURES EVERY D O LLAR DE
POSITED A G A IN S T LOSS from any
and all causes.
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O STEO PA TH IC
PHYSICIAN
Office (Jtimer-WoodfufT Building
K e «id a n o a £ lS .M s g n a lla Avfcnue
Office Hour*;' 0 to 12: 3 to Ï —
Other hour* by apimlntment
Florida
Notice of liutitutlon
ol Suit by attach
ment.
ANDEW JOHNSON
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M. G. T. Building.
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BANK
OF
SANFORD
~o n d ^ riip lircciH ie* your patronage
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Practice* In Stale and Federal Court*.
ItMti every Monday nt 7:30 p. tn.. over Imperial
hrstrt. W. P. Stone, N, G.
- W. S. Daldww. See y.
PEO PLES
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Prompt Service
Polite Service
Accurutc Service
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Sanford Loose No. 27, 1. 0 . O. T.
TH E
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FOUR PER CENT allowed on Savings Deposits
Phone 248
Safety Deposit Boxes for rent
Mainale Chapter No. 2 ,O rder ta a te r n S tar
Uttti rvrry iiw n d and fourth Friday In moniti.
Everyone who hAi >e«n hU Star In the Foil aro
arilally Invltnt to viali the chapter.
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* GEO. A. DeCOTTES
ATTORNEY
and
COUNSELLOR
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Practice in Stole and Federal Courts
f. 0. t:, Celery City Aerie 1833
Martinet Brit and third Tuesdays In every month.
Hill la Wetlioio- Block, third floor.
Welborn Block
P|t»cnlx Lodge No. 5. K. or P. "
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Sanford. Fla
HAND B R O TH E R S
THOMAS EMMET WILSON
MsstS second nod fourth Tuesdays. Vlsltli
always welcome. P. E. Hutchinson. C.
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S Frank. K. K. and S.
ATTO RNEY AND COUNSELLOR
A T -L A W
genford Lodge, No. 62, r. L A. M.
L IV E R Y , F E E D and
Lute State Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit of
Florida
. Residences, Sanford and Sylvan Lake
C. V. Spencer. Master: J. C. En imi tiger, Beeretsry. Commun ration every Brit and Jhlnl Thurs4*jiit T:3tlp m Visiting brothers welcome.
Harness and Wagons
kftJos or Application T o r Tax Deed
Under Section 8 o f~ C h a p te r~ 4 8 8 8 ,
L. G. STRINGFELLOW
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Laws o f F io r f^ fe
Kstlm Is berths s l V i that W. B. and S. M.
heath of Knoxvill* TeiiV purchasers of Tax O r tAcitrs Nos 45g and 4fflF dated the 3rd, day of
Js m A. D 1907, have filed sold certificate In my
and have made application for Tax Deed to
•sas la aac-onlanoc with law. Said certificates
manor the following described property situated
Is (hues County, Florida, to-wlt: Cart 453—Inti
Hto To, blk. D. Milchrir* Survey -of Levy
ufUl
Csrt453-Loti 42 to 46. Blk. D. Mitchell* SurwytgUvy Grant.
/Tksukflxnd leing assessed at the date of the
¡mnao* of such certificate* In the name of UnL**e* Owner.
Vxless said Certificate aball be redeemod abM U lolsw. Tax Deed will issue thereon on the
Utkasy of F ebruary, A D 1011.
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JltkAos iAJanuary, A T D 'iO ll.
Blacksmithlng and Horseahoaing
Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged
HEAVY HAULING AND CONTRACTING
NOTARY rtJBUC
Dissolution Notice
Office in City Hall
The luirtiicrhhip lierciofore existing l>ctweon K. R. Murrell anti J. B. Willis un
der the name o f "The Boston” store has
J A. Thom pson h a * opened o m e a l
11:j t day been dissolved by mutniii cun m arket at the c o rn e r o r SaitTord Ave.
sent.
and Third s tre e t and w a n ts t o see his
A ll biUs due The Boston will be pay old cu sto m ers and new on es
E very
able to K. R. Murrell ond the said J. B. th in g In Florida and W e s te rn m eats.
W illis is hereby released from all obliga
tion of said partnership. The business to
bo conducted In ihefuture under the name
of the Boston oml by the said K. R. Mur
S
II. Roewawi,
Circuit Court, Orange County. Florida.
rell.
i K. R. M umhei.i .
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H. E. TO LAR
M M. SMITH.
H. R. STEVENS.
President
Vice-President
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Jan. A, 1011.
SANFORD,
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Wsda W ill Pay Phon« Toll on
All Ganulna Orders
H ea tin g -S to ves
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H ave your beater put up now. The
cold is coming. Be prepared. We have
f LOWERS — PLANTS — BULBS
a largo stock of wood beating stoves also
gas and oil beater, riiofioo. H. Ternnld
Hardware Co.
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2 »lf AOENT JACKSONVILLE TLOjfAL COMPANY
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lifts and Oak Ave.
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Conoorvatlsm, Reliability, Progressiven*«» ond Courteou» Trootmont
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8ANFORD, FLORIDA. JA N U A R Y 13, 1911
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Sanford Vegetable Growers Are Making Large Profits
on Theta Lettuce Crop This Season.
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It is nothing unusual to hear of single acres that net from $500 to $1200 per acre
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The other crops are bringing prices in proportion. The general-outlook for Celery
Delta Farm ers are brighter this very minute than they have been for m any seasons.
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Wow is the Time for You to Buy
Vegetable Farms
O n e o f our
at $150 an an acre on our very easy system o f pay
ments.
T h e increased profits as shown this season by the growers will have a great ef
fect in increasing the price o f land, and if you want to do business in the vegetable line in
Florida^
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You Had Better Purchase One of Our Farms
Before the price is increased by the natural development o f this section and the attend
ant success o f our growers.
Title Bond and Guarantee Companys
Farm s are situated on original transportation, are well drained, the soil is excellent and
the community is in a flourishing condition.
Fourteen Families Have Moved to Monroe
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Since we put this division o f Celery Farm s on the market.
W e are buildin
houses every day, breaking new land and planting crops o f various kinds
the effect o f making all the land in tl
new
If You Are Interested
W rite to us about Florida Real Estate.
W e have all kinds of land
chicken firms, winter homes and vegetable farms.
suitable for
Our Terms Are the Best Offered by Any Firm In Sanford
same quality, and the quality is such that it will produce
anything
that will
grow
anywhere
We Give You Six Years In Which to Pay for Your Farm and “
Charge you no interest on the deferred payments.
Write for Our Book Showing Our System of Irrigation and
Vegetable Culture. It is Free
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Sanford, Florida, U. S. A.
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SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. JANUARY 20.1911
AROUND FLORIDA
INSTALLATION QF OFFICERS
L o ca l Camp W. 0. W. Install O ffice rs
T o r th e Y e a r 1911
(de «lierai N e w » o f " T h e Land
The Woodmen o f the World, and the
Woodmen Circle of Sanford, held a Joint
of F lo w e rs.
installation o f officers Wednesday even
ing January 11th, in the Masonic Hall.
t liiifn FROM IDE STATE PRESS The hall was prettily decorated overhead
With W. O. W „ colors, red white and
blue. The Circle colors, lavender and'
An Epitome of the Week’» M ott lm- green. Were also used in decorating'the
partant Happenings In the
em :_jtate's Domain.
Tbli week (he straw berry aeaton opened
vfth the shipment from this section o f
•bout BOO quarts o f berries, which were
•old in the Northern markets at 75 cents
« r quart. Six of the refrigerators went
j jh U e three,/fAra
'skippedfrom the local platform, s ttp , meats will be made from this-point three
times a week until about tw o weeks from
aow, when the season will be on In full
blast and thousands o f quarts w ill be
joins out dally, continuing until about
Hay 1.—Lakeland News.
During the year 1910 there were fortyjive substantial buildings erected in New
several thousand dollars, and only a few
of them cost under 81,000. .Besides these
new buildings erected, several buildings
hive been remodeled-and added to, some
— of these improvements coating 81.000 or
more. Last year was a prosperous one
for New Smyrna and the growth ' during
1911 may exceed that o f 1910. Let us
hope so and work for IL— N ew Smyrna
Breeze.
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The Kissimmee Gazette has Just re
ceived the renewal from the county com
missioners of BOO subscriptions to the
taper distribution in the North. This
is the most profitable publicity, when the
. general welfare la considered, that has
yet been deviled. It m ay not reach so
many people as advertising in papers
of large circulation,
but
It fetches
more,—Turn pa Times.
James O'ilrien, foreman o f a force of
men engaged in (treat grading in Pen
sacola found a quantity o f Silver coin,
which was unearthed by the workmen
digging down the the street. The money
was [n <|miners mid dollars, and had the
appearance of Having recently been
placed In a Imle, evidently secreted by
some person who had gained it by dis. honest means and was afraid o f detection.
The money was gathered up by the
workmen.
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J. H. Campbell, o f Kingston, has a hen
that holds the record for large eggs, or
rather for the number o f yolks contained,
(tabic yolk eggs are not uncommon and
the aloretaid hen had been laying eggs
with two yolks, for some tim e post, but
she recently went -ooa better .ami dejj posited in the basket an egg os large as
a goose egg which It was found contained
three yolks.
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Robbed on The Highway
As Mrs. Marsh was returning to her
home ou Markham Heights about seven
edock last Monday night she was a t
tacked by a bold highwayman Just be
yond Tenth street. He sfruck her from
behind probably with . a sandbag and
after a desperate struggle snatched her
Pocketbook containing |15 and made
Ji esrape. MrsiUaTiiiinnaednuely
gave the alarm but her assailant bad
disappeared and has not as yet been
apprehended. The high weeds along this
P»rt of Tenth street make an eyoellent
Wsce for such a robbery to occur and
either the residents o f this section .will
1» obliged to carry Winchesters or the'
dty should wake up and clear o ff these
vacant lots and charge it to the property
owners. A pock o f good blood hounds
greatly facilitate the capture of
’ * " • * “ hold-up“ men who come to Florida
shout this time of the y e a r .1
Tried to steal The Herald
Some bold, bad burglar raised a w io■ -J * °* The Herald building last Monday
“ ght and gained an entrance. H e open
ed the back door In order to make a* get, * ,y ,nd while sorting over the money
* sod checks was disturbed by Mr. Stevens,
wbo noticed that the back door was open
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Mr.
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Commercial Out» Election „ ,1 _
members and those who wish to
■* members o f the Commercial Club
Attend the m eeting at the City
1« a t Monday n igh t Jan. 23. Elec-
j™
Those on the reception committee were
Dr. J. N. Robespn, J | . H ^ P s flb Q d y ,X _ E ,
Milteer, Mrs. II. H. Chappell and Mrs. O.
B. Singletary. About one hundred and
tw enty-five were present.
The Woodman Drill Team wero in
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him and a f lir rn^i&iVng^flStfhcf^Tlid*
marcked him out. The Circle then took
charffTand installed the officers. T. W.
Mitchell of Jacksonville in the chair.
The officers elect marched in mnklng a
pretty picture; as they formed a semi
circle around the stump. A fter a few
remarks from the installing officer, tiie
officers took their (obligations; after which
eacluifficex i u PrUPCCJLUlCX. was escnrlwl
to the installing chair, and given a short
review o f her duty and with a badge of
Iter office. A t theefoseof die installation
Mrs. J. D. Parker made a short address of
welcome.
Next came the installation o f the W. O.
W.. with officer Mitchell in the chair,
who obligated them and presented each
with his respective badge of. office. Tiie
officers were briefly addressed by the
Council Commander,
J. J. Dickinson,
after which followed the banquet and
an excellent menu
was served, the
following young ladies assisting; Misses
Sadie Williams, Ruth Mcttlnger, Lucca.
Chappell and Margaret Davis. Excellent
music was rendered during the entire
evening. A fter the banquet a box of
fruit, cake and other good things was
sent to the orphanage at Enterprise.
The following are the newly elected
officers for the ensueing year. The Circle
officers as follows; Mrs. T, M. Williams,
Fast Guardian; Mrs. John D. Parker,
Guardian; Mrs. Edgar Diggers, Adviser;
Mrs. W. H. Williams, Banker; Mrs. John
D. Jlnktns. Clerk; Mrs. H. H. Hill. Chaplain;
Mrs.. O. B. Singlctnry, Inner Sentinel;
Mrs. Mary Hootchan, Outer Sentinel; Dr,
J. N. Robeson, Physician; G. R. Calhoun,
M. -F .. Fountain__and___Edgar
Diggers
Managers.
W. O. W. new officers as follows: J. J.
Dickinson, Council Commander; W. H.
Underwood. Adviser Lieutenant; T. J.
Miller, Banker; Dr. J. N: Robeson. Physi
cian; J. W. O. Singletary, Conductor; F.
E. Milteer, Manager; II. H. Peabody, Inner
Sentinel; A . N, Brady, Outer Sentinel und
G. K. Calhoun. Clerk.
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Early M orn ing Fire
Sanford citizens w ere disturbed in
their slumbers ubout four o'clock Monday
morning by the fire alarm. The Bothnmly
house at the intersection of Park avenue
and Tenth Street had caught on fire and
gained considerable headway before the
department arrived on the scene.
Some delay was caused by the hose
company and water pressure and despite
the gallant fight made by the volunteers
-lhfl. upper part of the house was destroyed
and the entire structure will probably
liave to be rebuilt.
Tiie bouse was occupied hy the Noel
and Llpe fam ilies and while most o f the
furniture was remove«! many articles
were destroyed.
The origin o f the fire is unknown and
occurred at a time when a quick response
o f the volunteers was almost Impossible
but their good work after they arrived is
to he commended.
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THE PIANO CONTEST
Candidates A re G ettin g Ready F o r A
W arm Cam paign
The candidates in The Herald Popular
ity Contest afo getting ready to make a
hot fight and expect to.get In with both
feet next week. *n>e subscription list I*
open for the candidates and you can get
a line on those who already take the pa
per. A renewal means a jarge number
o f votes, and even if you cannot get a
new subscriber go after a renewal Sev
eral out o f town candidates expect to grt
busy next week and the Sanford girls
must get busy to keep the prizes at home.
Following is the positions this week:
MU» MDdrwi PW tw ..............................
Ml»» Jet»le Sluraon..................................
Cnmrron City Church............ .................
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0,725
2,775
2,000
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Mr». J. B. Strykrr....... ...............; .......
Mis* Battle William*............................
11Lih School...........................................
Ml** Alice Robtain*......
MU* Lucille Richard*.............................
1,500
1.150
1.075
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1.025
Mr*. Mabel Johnson................. ; ___ 1,000
. otrr or town
Mn. Florence E. KInner. Ovelilo.......... .
2,050
MU» Helen Rowland............................
1.000
A R are O pportunity
A t 9:30 o'clock next Tuesday morning,
dirfr<Hh,- Tire Ptrw i mrrrftwth y -OorapnTTyr
real estate developers o f Huntington, W.
Vn., and Lexington, Ky., will open San
ford's first auction talc of building lots.
Celery Avenue Addition, tho property to
he sold has only recently been opened.
Streets have been graded and sucli Im
provements made ns were necessary to
make the property n most attractive prop
osition. Close in three minutes' ride or
twelve minutes' walk from the postofficc,
near schools and churches on the Sanford
Traction Company's line, bbuAded by two
hard roads. Celery and Sanford Avenues,
and deeds so restricted that no person of
African birth or descent may buy or re
side therein, Celery Avenue Addition (rids
fair to become Sanford's most desirable
residential section.
The present local force of the Bowman
Realty Company, Messrs. Partridge and
Taft, will be augmented by Major Tbeodore«f\ Combs, tiie south's most entertain
ing auctioneer, who will arrive on the
20th, and lator by Mr. Bowman.
Arrangemhots have been made whereby
free street car truns|>ortution will be fur
nished rill desiring to attend ths sale.
In addition to the entertainment fe a
tures—daylight fireworks, band concerts,
etc.,— two choice lots and m any valuable
cosh and merchandise prizes will be given
away to those in attendance.
Investors, as wrM as
horocseekers,
doubtless will avail themselves o f this
rare opportunly to purchase one o f San
ford's clwirest building sites, at their own
prices, nnd on easy terms. • •
The sale will continue through Wedncsday.
F o r th e Tired M o th e rs
Tiirough tiie courtesy o f the railroad
officials the Sanford W. C. T. U., lias been
allowed to install a prettv little white
crib bn a comer of the waiting-room, for
lh^ convenience of thfi tired mothers and
babies who so often are detained here
for a space between trains. Such.cribs
are in many other places, and only:,a
woman wbo lias travelled -with two or
three children and one o f (hem a baby
in arms, can conoelve the rest that comes
ol easing her arms, if only for a little
while, und 'seelng'r'tIio baby cortltWCSbte
and happy on clean white sheets, as
contrasted with the dusty seals o f a
ACROSS THE
N ew R a ilroa d W ill Run
T o M iam i
A fter having practically completed the
organization o f the A tlan tic Okeechobee
and Gulf Railroad Company, H y C. Ferriot. Robert L. Riley and Hiram McElroy
will make final arrangements for the
preliminary survey o f the new road this
week.
The gentlemen Interested in this new
railroad are all prominent citizens of
this state and New Orleans. La., and
they have been bnslly engaged for nearly
a year in completing the arrangements
for the organization o f the company to
finance the project.
On February 18, the gentlemen will ap
ply to Han. Albert W._ Gilchrist, governor
o f Florida,’ for letters, patent, Incorporat
ing the company. Those applying are,
Daniel A . Simmons, Francis U. McGarry,
the Broward Land Company, A . H. West,
Walter Graham, Robert L. Riley, H y C
Farrlott, Hunter W. Kuiford. J. 0. Mc
Pherson, E. EL West and W illiam S.
Gordon.
The principal offices o f the new rnilsojul .will J mi. Lu Torn pa. A IH L ilM U W lft.
line will begin from a" point near the city
o f Tampa, extending easterly through the
counties o f Hillsborough, Polk, DoSoto,
Lee. Pnlm Beach and Dade to a point
near Miami, and a branch, beginning at
Melbourne, in Brevard county, extending
southwesterly through the counties of
drevard, St. Lucie, Osceola, Desoto and
Lee to a point near F t* Myers; a branch
from
that point extending northerly
through the counties o f Lee, DoSoto,
Manatee and Hillsborough to Tampa; a
branch line beginning at Bassinger In
Osceola county, and extending northerly
to S t Cloud.
The capital stock o f the company w ill
be 81,000,000, and as much as will give
the company 810,000 stock ul par for
each mile of constructed road.
The officers o f the new company will
be Henry Clay Farriot, president; Robert
H. Riley, first vice president; Walter
Graham, second vice president; A. H.
West, third vice president; Daniel A.
Simmons, secretary; W. H Milton, treas
urer nnd Francis Balding McGarry, gener
al counsel.
The books for the subscription o f -stock
will be dpened within thirty days after
the first organization meeting o f tho
stockholders, which w ill, be held In the
office o f the Florida’ T ru st' Company on
the second Tuesday In March, 1011.
Mr. Farrlott, who is a former newapajrer
man, stated yesterday that (lie road
would be built Just as soon as possible
after the granting or the charter; that
every tiling is now in readiness for* the
preliminary survey, nnd that he wanted
tiie people of Florida to know that lie
and his associates meant ' business.—
Times-Union.
O rg a n izes L a d les' Chorus.
Mrs. Homrighous has organized her pu
pils in vocal music and oilier lovers of
good musical work Into a ladies' chorus,
which will meet with her every Friday
afternoon from 3' to 4 o'clock for rehearsal.
The ladies are anticipating a pleasant
season's work and expect to give a con
cert at the close o f the season.
Mrs. Homrighous w ill be pleased to
meet any j f the ladles Interested TiTJoTning tiie chorus, as it is the desire o f those
already interested' that they have a targe
car.
chorus.
Tiie little bod, with an* abundance of
About twenty* five have already en
linen, and sufficient money In hand to rolled and others expect to come in the
have It cared for quite a while, were all next meeting.
contributed in the most graceful spirit by
the citizens o f Sanford. The W. C. T. U.,
Had a Good Tim e.
will make the most upkeep o f this work
A fter a fifteen-year separation W . A
an especial
feature o f
their year’s Rurnohr and L. 11. Rumolir united again
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Th e Animal C o n fed era te Bell.
W e cheerftiji/ comply with the request
from the Daughters o f the’ Confederacy of
Orlando to notioe their annual reception
and ball, which they will g iv e in the A r
mory in Orlando on Thursday night. Jan.
19. for tho purpose o f raising funds to
help the Soldiers Home in Jacksonville,
to assist feeble and needy soldiers and
their w ives or widows, to care for the
graved o f the soldiers buried in the Orcemetery and for other charitable
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and went foe ■ camp hunt on the Wekivu
with C. C. Leo. a A . Nolan, W. E r Lee,
Miller and Hubbard.
Tho party had m lolly good lim e. I> H.
Rurnohr not being used to camp life was
frightened at a bear and yelled: “Get up.
Bill, and build a fire. No sleep for m e to
night." Tho boys had a laugh on him.
He wanted to go back to Michigan. Come
out, boysl Lym an Rurnohr, the pool
player, has gone bock north.
A W ith css.
S ta tem en t o f P o a to in o e R ec e ip ts
There Is no surer Indication o f the
growth and development of a town, than
that shown by its Postofficc receipts.
The Sanford postoffice under the able
management o f Postmaster Chaa. F.
Haskins, shows a very handsome In
crease along all tines, except a Very
■fight decrease in registered matter for
warded, being only thirty pieoes short,
compared with the year )909.
S talin ka which. *bwM._ he in terestin g
-T h e H u n ters R etu rn
worET
reading for those watching the develop
Messrs. Wakefield, WllUpms. E ld « ,
Sanford has almost always sent a dele
ment and growth o f Sanford, a t furnished
Spenoer, Davison and Holly spent several
gation to this excellent entertainment,
by the Postmaster, are h e re « 1th given.
days of this week in Beck Hammock on
and U is 00« Of the beat social events o f
10OU
Jessup and succeeded In gettin g
the n«»«nh at our lister a ly . The ladles Sak of ttamp* «to.
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money
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plenty
of docks, squirrel, etc. Spencer
are trying to moke this year's ball an Amount roodrod.
expects to start a book In n few days en
especially fine one. the music will he bet Mooey ardor» paid
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A »o a s t
titled T h e Babes In The Woods o r. Lost
ter than ever, and all things w ill be done No. reckslorad pteo
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Upon Raging Jessup" which w ill prove
to make the o c e u io a enjoyable to all wbo
No. wgiswsdgtaw
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31741most Interesting to UoUy and W illiam *,
rsotivtu.
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H ere
th e R ea d e rs W ill Find a B r ie f
H isto rica l S p rin g F lo w in g
F o r H u rried R ea d ers
A n Indiana man stopped kissing for
a whole ycnr'on o wager o f J100. W e ll
that mightn't bo so hard in particular
port o f Indiana.
A monument thirty fee t -tdgh.-~to the
“ women o f (lie south" will be erectod in
on the anniversary o f Jefferson
tswHHtaasr'
priate exercises. Judge Emory Speer
will bo tho principal s p e a k «. The
w ill bo appropriate and beautiful In
design and w ildcost 810.000. Tho money
was raised by public subscription by
veterans.
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A New York man has proposed to o
girl 21 times, and is waiting in Jail to propoae Mre -gaod. ti mm. missed his calling. He ought tg apply his
persistence to life insurance.
The champagne Imports Into the U ni
ted States show an Increase in 1010, and
Indicate that It must have been a' good
year for banquets also.*
Objecting to the presence o f negro
medical students - in tiie Government
Hospital for the Insane, a hundred
students of Georgetown nndGcorgo Wash
ington universities luive refused to at
tend lectures given by Superintendent o f
the hospltnl, Dr. W illiam White. ■ .
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Mora than one hundred tiiousand, in
cluding many Europeans, arc dead from ^ *
the Bubonic plague in Manchuria and
northern China. Railroad and other
traffic is suspended.
Not all the many millions given by all
the Carnogles and Rockefellers w ill net a
tithe o f the good that will be rendered
Philadelphia's poor children and selfsupporting girls In the gilts of a $1,000,000 und a 200-acre farm near Philadelphia
by Mrs. Elizabeth W. Garrett.
A L on d o n tailor says that the trousers
o f today will be the trousers 100,000 years
hence. Maybe In style; but It is to bo
liot^d the wearers will indulgo in an
occassional change. • —
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i*=A n Orlando prohibitionist gat drunk in
Jacksonville and said he could buy any
court in that city for 15 rents. Funny
whut peculiar effect
the Jacksonville
atmosphere has on ’ ‘folks— Tampa Trib
une.
"1910 cotton exports worth 8530,000,000
ami exceeded by $00,000,000 the highest
record heretofore made. A verage price
was 14H cents". This i s ' tlte south'*
prosperty epitomized.
How suggestive is the name o f Robin,
the fellow o f finance who robbed the
Carnegie Trust Company in New York.
One may w o o d « if ha adopted tho name
with malice aforethought when he ab
breviated his Scandinavian name o f
Robinovltch.
Montreal transportation company sold
barrel unclaimed cold storage poultry for
Charges.— Bnnei CPirtnfued a - body o f
man.
The Japanese are reported as disgustod
with tiie plan o f tho government to pro
vide only 840,090,000 for a n avy instead
o f $250,000.000. And yet Uie Japanese
wont peace. _
Enioylng th e Fishin g
Judge M. F. Blake o f New York City ar- rived here Saturday to be with Commo— *
dore To wen a few weeks.. They are en
joyin g some fine bass fishing up the 6t.
Johns. The Judge landed the record bass
lo t Monday, a ten pounder. Mr, Blake
has a son In the naval hospital at Pensa
cola, in tiie medical deportment, and after *
■pending a few days there he hopes to
return and enjoy some more fishing with
the Commodore before returning to New
York.
S u n flo w e rs a t C am eron
John Shinn brought some fine sun■lip»efs tn..Tha H erald -office ..th is.w eek
and they reminded us o f olden times.
John lives at Cameron City where most
o l the population formerly resided In
Kansas, and you can't separate a Jayh a w k « ' from his sunflowers any more
than you can a Scotchman from his
thistles. Sunflowers a n a fine crop for
the chickens und seem to grow prolific«ily
to Florida.
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Oar T e n u of Sale on 5 Acres
Shipments of Celery from San
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W* pira trac deed In case of drudi at m
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y Sanford Celery Delta Land is in Great Demand at
Stable Prices While Colony Promoters are Straining
FIRST— To make a-success o f growing fruits or vegetables in Florida, the land MUST be irrigated.
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pumping plant that cost $30,000.
A ll truck gardens are irrigated.
SECOND— Two kinds o f irrigation are used in Florida.
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from flowing artesian wills.“ The latter Is in use in our Celery Delta.
Many of these wells have been flowing for the past 35 years.
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The other is secured
Pumping plants are unnecessary if you have flowing wells.
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pipes.
These wells do not cost over $75 each, one being enough to irrigate five acres.
THIRD— The quantity o f land upon which flowing artesian wells con be secured in Florida is limited.
FOURTH— The Colony Promoter sells arid lands, formerly used as pastures.
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One is secured by pumping the water, which is distributed through iron
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water on them.
The largest orange grove in Florida i s ‘ irrigated with a
The Celery Delta of Sanford occupies the largest area
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These lands cannot be irrigated.
There is either too much water or not enough
These lands are non-productive insofar as growing vegetables is concerned add the acre that is offered you at $15 is not worth that
Good land is not given, a w a y ..
FIFTH — Land that will produce things that can be sold for money and will produce them each season, is cheaper than land that is non-productive, no matter
how little you may pay for the non-productive land.
SIXTH— Our wet season occurs during the Bummer.
“out of season" with little or no rain.
W e do no vegetable fanning then— Our dry season occurs during the winter,— Then we-grow-our-crops
Then is when our irrigation is» useful and beneficial.
Our artesian wells have carried us through a drought of
32 months. W e made more money in the Sanford Celery Delta then than we ever did, before or since The wells did it.
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SEVKN 1'H— Outside o f tiie Colony Promoter's plans on paper, he has nothing to show you in the way o f developments. H e has no broad acres planted to
celery, lettuce or other vegetables.
Hiscrope are Imaginary.
ials to embelish his fraudulent literature.
His plans flighty.
His schemes, fakes.
He uses Sanford pictures and Sanford testimon
With these he proceeds to "Show you what can be done in Florida," and if you ore not cautious he "W ill do
It is as far from the western end o f Florida to the southern, end o r Florida, as it is from Jacksonville To
you in Florida."
His fairy Btorlu are dreams.
New York City.
Then it is plain to you at once that Sanfofd pictures and testimonials hove little to do with illustrating “ What can be done in Florida."
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EIGHTH— The lands offered you by those schemers are undrained, unproductive and of little value except for grazing purposes.
Forty acres of that COLONY
N IN TH — Four Natural Conditions have met In the Sanford Celery Delta and formed the base o f one of the most progressive communties on this continent.
The first condition is our flowing artesian wells which makes us absolutely Independent of the rainfall.
underlaid with a subsoil o f clay, thus enabling it to retain applied fertilizers and moistures.
The third condition is, we are situated at the fiead o f navi
gation on the SL Johns river, which gives us the benefit of the Water os well us rail transportation.
ated on the south side of the S t Johns river.
The second condition is. our Celery Delta is
The fourth condition is, the Celery Delta is situ
This gives’ us water protection during periods o f cold amounting t6*six degr& s.'
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We con'show yoti what we have • already j done.
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can introduce you to 050 vegetable farmers who are not growing stuff os an eilubrt fo t some land company but as a means o f making their living.
W e can take you over 4200 acres o f cultivated forms.
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THIS IS THE REASON W H Y OUR L A N D IS V A L U A B L E A N D THE HOLDINGS OF THE SAND DUNE F A K IR GO BEGGING
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W e have a few good Farms that we will seil you for $750 each.
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�Orange County Fair, February 7th to 11th.
HERALD
IN S A N F O R D — Life ia Worth Living
Number 21
Volume III
SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. JANUARY 0. >9"
ALL AROUND fLQRIDA
caught the
burgur
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had The Gooda On When Stopped
By Yardmaster Young
WORLD’S GARDEN SPOT
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in t e r e s t in g
program
NEWS O f THE WORLD
Sanford W. C. T U. Arranges One For
Items of Interest Gleaned from
The Ensuing Season
Various Sources
Haywood Young wears no badges for
On die question of prohibitory legists
being a detective but his natural dis
don as a means for doing away with in
trust fora negro carrying a crokcr sack
temperance and - its .altanitanL tralrt of
HARKENINGS DURINO* TH PTV TB f*
C U LlfD ER0 ÄH FH E STATE PRESS a t nightje d him to believe that some CROPS TIRING BEST 0 E PRICES evils, there is -concicntioua difference of
thing was doing in the burglary line.
opinion, but on one point ‘ all agree, viz:
Mr. Tbung is night yardmaster at the
that a complete revolution of thought il ere the Readers Will rind a Brier
An Epitome o f Uie Week’s Most - I m - freight yards and while preparing his One Acre Of Land Produces More upon this vital subject will never come to
Historical Spring Flowing
duties In the early morning hours TuesAnd Results From It Are
a safe and sane conclusion until public
portsnt Happenings lit the
■ For Hurried Readers
dayjmctj» negro named ‘John Williams
Truly Marvelous
sentiment is educated to understand the
' State’s d om a in .
If the present plans do not miscarry,
Manager Brown of the Florida Live carrying a sack.
Sanford has often been called the Individual and national menace Hint Ilea the American Sugar Refining company,
Stock and Fair Association Is arranging 'Mr. Young asked the negro whnt he "Garden Spot ol the World" and prices In any habit which weakens self control. otherwise known as ïhé giUAF' tnwt;'"wttl*'
for a grand ladles’ tournament at Mom- had in the sock and the negro, replied this season seems to bear out the truth The children are being taught this lu all pay $700,000 Into tho sub-treasury this
crief Pork, Jacksonville, on S t Valen that ho just had aome -clothes. Upon of this statement. Despite the fact that our schools, and wo have seen muny rad afternoon in seulenipnt of "drawback”
tine’» Day. “ Valuable prizes ¿»HI lie inspection Urn clothes were (inn silk un at times the markets are against ill« ical changes in the dedado just. closed. CASTS against the mmpntiv- .Jibe-‘pro
awarded the successful riders aruT'no lady derwear, hats and other wetfring apparel grower making large profits such con History is being made. and W d eT tB ra s position to i>ay thut amount wns made
nt*il h«ltntw^t¡tnut ^entering the contest.^
l^e nnme of N. P. Yowell ditions are not lasting and the prices on fast as bays and girls grow up. There
by attorney* for the'augur trust some
lettuce-etone this season wffl' rnnko are a few wnmon In S . B l n n l . M k < l y days ago amFffrttrpAtts been agreed- nrFakirs, beggars and peddlers that have
Mr. Young let tho negro go and prompty- many a grower rich even If he does desire to have their part in making fair
been in the dty In large numbers during
ly phoned Officer Tillis and the two then not not make good on celery. One com pages of local history, and so. bound to both by United States District Attorney
the past week or two, are now leaving
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overtook the negro and marched him up mission man this season paid $1800 cash gether tightly with the white ribbon, they Wise and Collector Loeb.
the city as rapidly as the police can
At
a
conference
between
' representa
to Yowell’s store when it was discovered for three acres of lettuce and then sold are making an organized effort, this good
And them, and tip crusade against them
tive
of
the
Brotherhood
of Railway
that the back window had been broken.
the crop for -$$200 more than he paid. Of year of 1911.. to. make of themselves .bet
will be continued-until the city ia free of
The negro was placed In 4«il nnd course he made his own commission but ter informed mothers, broader of inlnd Trainmen nud the Order of Railway Con- '
■uch undesirables.
stated that two other negroes named theprice_aumot.be duplicated and dent anil more unselfish of purpose; that they duetors, and a committee of rniltond
Anentire blockwai dealxOYdd liT Fdft McGuin and Tillman had handed Inin
mnnngcrs of western railroads, It Is hoped
pnstrates what'a good crop can bring If may train •their' children to the finest
Meade a few days ago by Are. The loss the sack. A search of these negroe's
to settle the remaining controversy on
ideals
of
personal
character
nnd
of
Chris
market conditions are right.
will amount to $13,000, with only about houses revealed several articles stolen
their line. It ' Is believed that the
The Florida Growers Association' un tian citizenship. The W. C. T» U. is not.
$7.000 insurance. -The fire was first dis last year and the police have no doubt
amicable
settlement reached Saturday
der the able management of Harry Ward and never was intended, to be a narrow
covered In tho Stevens bakery and was but that the organized gang has been
with
the
Brotherhood of Locomotive _
(s doing a good work in endeavoring to organization of'one idea—it means “orburning boyond control when first discov unearthed.
Engineers will pave thé way for a simitar
gaized
mother;love!''
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get the growers to pack ohly the best of
ered. It quickly spread over the whole
Tillman could not be found hut will vegetables under the association brand
1 append the little outline of our study adjustment with the 75,000 trainmen,
block.
doubtless bo rounded up later and all of and this method is assisting materially for the year. It will be filled in from conductors and brnkemen . employed ou>
the same roads.
An Interesting game Of polo was play them will make roads for the county.
in making Sanford lettuce nnd celery month to month with timely topics, and
Sixteen striking miners from Lafayette,
ed on the county fair grounds in Orlando
simple as it is, if Uioughtfully carried olit
fumotis.
n
coal
camp twenty miles front Denver,
George P. Lovell
recently. Orlando has the only regulnrly
Over one doxen new families have it will mean something in the way of
were
cadi sentenced to one year In
organized polo tfcam and'grounds south of
character
building
thut
will
make
Sanford
George P. Lovell died at his home at located in the Sanford section this week,
-Camden. S. G, and n big match game Orange Bend, Lake county, Decoinher 29, paid a high price for lund nnd are well luckier than ever did its flowing wells the county jnil in the district court for
violating an injunction. Bail (tending an
la promised In the near future:
niter u few weeks' illness and a general satisfied with their selection. They de and its fertile gardens.
On Tuesday next the first meeting of appeal whs denied.
A movement Is on foot In St. Peters collapse uuturnl to extreme old age; his cided on Sanford after a careful inspec
the
year will be held at die residence 301
Papers in u suit for scimralion or di
burg to organize an athletic club, and it deuth removing the last one of the pioneer tion of the entire state'and were then
Park
avenue. Every lady Who is inter vorce are being drawn up against Nut
.irbelieved that the club will be on n settlers of his section. He was born in willing to pay more for Sanford land.
the stute of New York, March, 1827, and Tlie new people coming Into Florida are ested ts most cordially invited, and Tust C. Goodwin, the actor, by his fourth wife,
sound footing before many weeks.
was therefore in his 84th yeAr when the getting wise tn the fact that results ns hearty a welcome is extended to those Edna Goodwin, according to Mr*. Goodfinal summons came, finding himbefiev- must be shown nnd lands that have who ure not. hut who think maybe they win’s attorney. Mr. and Mrs. Goodwill
T. Allan Jones
not been farmed, that have no flowing might be after looking further into the refuse to discuss die case. It is reported
The death of T. Allan Jones of Jack ing in. and (repared for. tho new life.
The funeral services at the residence wells, that cannot be drained and are pllin of .study. Thanking the editor for effects are being made to bring about
sonville, which ocqured at the home of
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his wife's mother, Mrs. V. A. Evans, last mode a touching scene as conducted by miles from a railroad are not a good in tills,»gdee, and for many courtesies at iiis u reconciliation.
hands,
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am.
vestment
at
any
Trice.
Rev.
diaries
Kingsley,.
assisted
by
Rev.
week was one of peculiar sadness. Mr.
Warnings to arresls fourr Armenians,
Yours very cordially,
Jonaa sustained injuries in a railroad Mr. Spicer; Mrs. Mote of Leesburg, and
alleged to be swindling churchgoers
Sanford can show results!
Susie UoucucLle Wu.ut,
throughout the country, were sent out
wreck near Ocala more than two years Mrs. Hocker of Ocala, feelingly singing
Clint. Program Comm. Sahford W. C. T. U. by Atlanta (»lice this week. Thfe
ago nnd nover recovered from these In several of the hymns loved so dearly by
The Wednesday Club
jure*. that were thoOght at first to be Mr. Lovell. The body was taken to Jack
The following is the outline of study for Armenians »(Ificured at St. Philljpa’s
Quite u large number of the club were
cathedral last Sunday, ('resenting alleged
fatal. His sufferings during this time sonville for interment, and was consigned present at Mrs. Phillips Wednesday after »911, Sanford W. C. T. U.:
bogus credentlal.-look tip a collect ion-of —
have been ihtenserbut have been horne- to tiro earth by the Masonic fraternity.
noon. The postponed paper en "William
President, Mrs.'Jr W. WrtdrtSlE
Mr. Loveil had been a continuous resi und Mary College by Mrs. A. E. Phillips,
several hundred dollars to aid, they said
wllh remarkable gentlrncsa unif forti
First Vice President, Methodist church,
In building an orphanage at Nineveh.
tude until death came as a sweet relief dent of Orange Bend for forty-two years was listened to with much interest by
Mrs.
Henry Wight.
,
The Armenians are charged with' forging
when the tired spirit entered into rest. and was nne of the most highly respected the members, giving many of (he In
Second Vice Pres't, Baptist church, Mrs. the credentials. They have disappeared
Mr. Jones was. J)om In Florence, Ala.. citizens of the county; he. was u success- cidents as they occurred In the establish
Richard
Maxwell.
lul.
fruit
grower,
overcoming
many
disas
from Atlanta:-------------- -------------- :----thirtyeight years ago, but—has lived i n
ment of-theflm university—In-the-uewters
and
discouragements
incident
to
the
Thjrd
Vice
Pres’ t, Presbyterian, church,
Florida many years, most of (h e . time in
Southern Pacific passenger train No. I
worUL William wnl Marr, College has In
Jacksonville, where he wak well knqwn life. Everyune recognized his sterling tho past played no inconspicuous part H S T J .^ N f W W th e V : ----------------------------------- known us The - Overland LTmiredr”Wo'*(T*
and highly esteemed as a business man worth and fine characteristics. He was In the history of America; as she gave
Foqfth " Vice Pres't, Congregational bound, was held hy two masked bandits
and a member of the Masonic fraternity. noted for Ills benevolence, as well as his to us fifteen senators, seventy representa church, Mrs. Geo. B. Waldron.
early lids'morning ut Reese, nine miles
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He was Past-Master of the Solomon energy uud system in business mutter*. tives, thirty-seven Judges, three presU
Fifth Vice Pres’t, Episcopal church. Mrs. west of Ogijen. William Davis, a ru gro
Lodge at the time of his death, also a Me.was a man of strong will, yet piust dents und the famous John Marshall.
A. D. Key.
porter, was shot and imitniiUy killed. A,
Shriner and a member of the ElkB. He unassuming; his strong personality, howTime and place of meeting—Frrst Tues W. Taylor, another negro porter, was
Compared with what we know of col
belonged to the Order of Railway Con ever, would allow none oflts moral senses lege rules of today, the rules which the day in each month. Place will ho an mortally wounded, undone one passengor
ductors and for fifteen years . was secre or personal rights to be nssulled without {’acuity of William and Mary College, nounced later.
was slightly wounded when rcsistonco
tary,and-treasurer of . that organization. remonstrance. He was un humble Chris mode for the guidance of the matron and
Jan. 10. Social Day. Mrs. Henry Wight. was offered. One hundred passengers
The death of this good man marks the tian, public spirited, und (vniseworthy students, were not only interesting but Irostoas. Echoes from the state conven were relieved of their valuables.
passing of one pf Nature’s noblemen. indeed, was his devotion to the welfare of amusing, as given by Miss Mabel Bow- tion in Tallabussec. Notes from oth
Lucius G. Jenkins,.die oldest engineer
Big hearted and generous, with a cheer bis community, home und family. His ler. Miss. Flossie Frank gave a short unions. Spoclal music.
In the soudiern division o f . die Atlanta
ful sunny disposition he - ever attracted death bring* peculiar sndness to his com iketdi of "Parson and Cann” , a pro
February. Short talks from each mem Coast Line Railroad, died ut tits homo
people -to him -and held them as his munity as he was its keystone, and his fessor In the college and its last presi ber in answer to roll call, “The strongest here after a short Illness. Junkins has
friends when once they knew him. He memory will always be cherished.
dent with the charming little romance of Influence over my own formative years.” had a passenger nut out of this d ty fur
Mr. Lgycll Is survived by his devoted his life. The program for the afternoon Paper, My neighbor's child und mine.
leave* a wife, two children and two
more than thirty years.
wife of nf^y-slx year»; companionship; his waa then taken up,_________ ________ L _
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March. Paper; Self control and Prof.
—The Sim~tYnnctgcu nvlntur ctimnrtttwr
Lovell of Sanford.
.sooviUe, besidte n ho#^ of relatives and three sons, Myron
"Roaeweli" the colonial home _ and James' theory of habit formation. L)i»yeiterduy tftcelved n communication fronr
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friends' who v ill oddly tills* him, but Cupt George E. 1/jyftlLof 'the U. S. nimy; estate of the their prominent and In cussloo. Practical psychology for mothers
Secretary
of the Nrfvy Meyer acquiescing
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in
their
request
ror assignment of a war
,aud
ope
daughter,
Mrs.
V.
V.
Haynes
of
April. Later Ideals of .teaching. Five
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entertaining paper by Mrs. Philips. "Little
ship to assist in the study of tho uses of
flangeBend.
.'He
bequeathed
all
Ids
minute
sketches
of
groat
educators,
hy
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Tho remains .were Taken ttf‘'jacksoifYork", in all Its historic interest the Im
die neroplauc in naval war-fare during
viífe
vdw Ti
Tuvwtay night. aócompunleiL by the property, zeal and personal and mixed in portant part It plnY^d In those stirring four public school teachers. Open dlscuadie
meet. Seven professional aviators*
family. v^fbe * funeral services'
held at fee simple LA' his wife, Mary A. Lovell. dines, was fully given la an Interesting slon.
rv:
all
qf
national fame, having .been signed
May. Paper. The public playground
urch Thursday qt(d appointed her executrix of his will.
paper by Mrs. Stringfellow. Witticisms
for
the
mee(. and entries fiave been re*
afternoon. and the Interment wus ln the
and sayings of Thomas Nelson Page by movement. Discussion. Recreation» ‘ in
ceived from ten amateurs.
Whiskey
Petition
Presented
Sanford
and
their
Influences
on
our
boys
r ’ IwnUy lot at Woodlawn. ,,
Miss Ullle Farnsworth, was postponAP
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Two of the world famous American
A petition asking that an election be until taler.June. Paper, The literature in our aviatou were killed last Saturday
held,.on the question of opening saloons
Sanfafd Muglcal Club
Following la the program for January
homes. Discussion, The books our chil- Mulisunt was killed at New Orleans and
Sanford Musical Club will meet in in Orange County waa presented to the Uth.
Nrs. F. S. Munson’s Studio Saturday, Jan. Commissioners on Tuesday, but they took
The Wireless Age. (a ) Telegraph. <b) enjoyed. Using the public library." Comic Arch Hoxey was killed at’ Los' Angeles.
supplements—"die rag time of art."
The double ' catastrophe bus put u
Hi». 3 p. m. Miss Jessie Stumon, leader. no definite action, as the members first Telephone— Mrs. C. R. Walker.
July. Paper, Vacadon dangers and op dampness on die aviation meets.
f
TI* following program will be given: *
want to satisfy themselves (hat the peti
Navigation of the Air—Mrs. C. C.
portunities. Discussion.
Paper. Development and growth of op tion contains the requisite number of le Woodruff.
Dissolution Notice
August. Midsummer social.
era—Mrs. J. C. McDaniel.. •
gal voters and Is gotten up according to
Science and InvenGon—Members of
The partnership heretofore existing be
September. Paper, A brief review of
Paper, The story of the oratorio—Miss law. It Is probable that they will meet club.
Florida taws for .the protection of women tween K. R. Murrell and J. D. Willis un
«edge Ward.
again next week and If they are satisfied
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Death
o
f
Mrs.
J.
r.
McClellan
and children and the story of their mak der the name of "The Boston" store bua
Vocal Solos:
that the petition ' Is Jegal and all' right
One
of
the
saddest
deaths
that
,v
ing. Discussion. What further legislation this day been dissolved by mut noi con
they will set (he day for an election on
Mrs. Claude Hcntdoq.
sent.
,
, .
occurred
in
this
section
was
that
of
Mrs.
is neededT
the question.
Mrs. Geo. L, Hoy.
All
bills
due
The
Boston
will
be
pay
J.
F.
McClelland
who
died
at
Moore's
October.
Paper,
Our
own.
d
ty
guvern.. -Mrat-WUlism H , Keeler
• Small Bla/e oifTursday
Tuesday o f measles aod nient and our diarter. Discussion7T aw able' ta k : r . Murrell ~ond thr*ini<r J r ir 7 "
Station "last
I
Piano—Miss Madge -Ward,
enforcement in Sanford; the moral effect Willis is herei>y_ released from all obliga
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The fire department was callad out complications.
»
Mrs.
McClelland
leaves
a
husband
and
of
dead letter taws; the attitude of our tion of said partnership. The lousiness to
early Tuesday morning to extengulsh a
Unitarian Services
five
children
to
mourn
her
loss.
children
towards their home town and.its be conduct«* in the future under the naiuo
Albert J. Coleman minister of blaze in the rear of the Rowland home
of the Boston and by the said K. R. MurThe.
funeral
services
oocurcd
from
the
officials;'the
obligation of d vic loyalty.
on
P
w
t
avenoc
The
prompt
work
«hi
lUnttulairCfiun*
of Jacksonville will preach' on Sunday the department aaved the property, only residence on Wednesday, conducted Try . November. Paper, The'delinquent ehild f e l L ^ - i _____ - K. R. Minium,
“ T firW u x is .
afternoon at‘3 o'clock In the Congregation a * « « n loss being entailed. With a Rev. J. W. Wildman. Internymt was and his best friend. Judge Ben. B. Lind
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4.
191L
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Discussion, The Florida Reform
real fire deportment and apparatus made- tn Lahavlaw/'CemalMy^Tha sey,
al church oo.Strl.afreet. ‘ •
sympathy
of
the
entire
community
goes
S
ch
o
o
l.
Mrs. R. L. llomri ghoui has' kindly ra.Uf Hand could extinguish that red
Sanford is filled with new ’ people and
December. Review and recapltaluladon
consented to sing. The public are cordially underwear’ that was hanging on the. line out to the grief-stricken husband and
most
of them expect to stay.
. .• ,
family.
of
die
year’s
work.
'
tba
other
day
at
his
bouse.
Yiled to attend this servloe.
The General News of “The Land
of flowers.
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Sanford Excites favorable Com
ment Everywhere
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THE SANFORD HERALD
January 6,
mu.
Thirteen year oldJoe presently returned
with’n good sirloin steak, hla mother
thinking he had done pretty well. At
Budget of Opinion ‘Just Be table,' Joe spoke up: "Mother, why didn't
you (ell mo what kind of steak to get!’’
tween >ou and Me”
"Why, I told ypa," said hi# mother, "to
get any kind but a round steak." "Well,"
EVEN TME OATE POST NOT IN IT said Joe, "I went l4to the shop and said
I wanted a flat steak and they didn't
CMel I* Among Ye Taking Notes, Imow what i meant, no. 1 told thorn you
and Fall«, Hell Pfent 'Em"—
wouldn't have a round one. Geel but
So Says Sauntcrçr.
they hollered. I’m glad only the two men
were In the shop Just them”
Mpttltl C»ir»M—#*»»» «• r%0 MttmU, .
CURBSTONE GLEANINGS
president p ro tern Of the city-council, and
approved by the "finance committee be
paid. Carried.
There being rtRJfurther business It wos
moved and seconded that council adjourn
A penny saved is a penny earned" a
quarter saved Is ten dollars lost if you
fail to get the- best seed potatoes. Our
1 are groan in Aroostook County
Maine, guaranteed true to name and free
from disease. H. H. Deane, Phone 255.
Oak avenue and First st.
15-tfc
Seed Potatoes
Our fine stock of Early Hose No, 4 Potatoes grow n b y
ourselves In M
“ aine is now arriving.. W e know theJV
are good. To make them good we planted and c u l t i
vated them ourselves.
Let us name you prices.
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O u r P o t a t o F e r t i l i z e r Jm s b e e n r e c o g n iz e d a s t h e J j c a U Q r _ y c a i a _ .
Independent Fertilizer Co.
j. B.*PAc;.esnford.Fis.
J a c k so n v ille , Fla.
a
A O arden o f R oses
In rout garden there sre runny
Some of (hem fere white and ■ame era red—
Reallr I am very fond of roaea,
I wfent
I'm dead.
Dut 1
wont them now not wlien
wh
4 I see the wets have presented their
VW VW MVM W W W W VW MW M
petition to the County Commissioners
and thA board will Investigate the names
BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES
Why wait to • how mo your affection.
before
granting
It.
The
namesi¿of
those
n tbs
tba aanb la pi
piled high above my head—
When
25 BICYCLES
who signed the petition will be published
are many mart.
For _In r w r lard en ihi
FROM M SS U P TO IIS. FOR NEW
But I want them now not when I'm dead.
in the county papers and many that now
Why wait until ray tabor’s ended. .
~*fli¿ve thóTT names o n * iï«-ll«r i V ffi*T »k '
StIANIBARGER
Don't you think It better If you said.
for a withdrawn! before the publication
"Ilerea'a a little bunch of roaea.
ORLANDO.
FLORIDA
You want them now not whan you're dead.'
Is made. ' As'the petition is a public one
For In your garden there aro many roaes.
the papers have a right to publish It
And their perfume l.ke the yean eoon are sped—
especially when it la paid for by the
Really I am very fond of roaea,
But 1 want them now not when I'm dead.
prohibition side. Such a move will
Fato H. Y » r t t
prevent the promiscuous signing of this
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■4 My-MlçnÜûü was -aUractsd-tost Week
to the booth at the depot erected last
yoar by the Commercial Club. Aa a diat o o * f<* vegetables u d A place to
entertain yiaitors and dlstrlbtftr tlterntqfr
it was par erceltence-Mnst year.
This year it looks like a 1910 celery
ihr Pnce^SVpped. With
w iihbut
the
but
very little outlay of t lime and .money the
bodUi could be 'made very attractive.
Lettuce prices were never better and cel
ery prospects are bright - The special edi
tions of “The Herald are ready for distributton and thQütap4l.Qf «filllflJU
ing into our d ly every' day.. Just why
the members of the Commercial Club and
thoae who are not- members should allow
this fine booth to remain closed Is a sub
ject for them to decide at once, '
I repeat the prospects for Sanford never
looked brighter and yet a new corner
dropping off at the depot would not think
Bottom R View Of the deserted booth.
And now while I am upon the subject I
want to ask every enterprising citizen
the plain question:
’ -,
' Why ore you not a member of the Com
mercial ClubT
A n d ! want to ask the members of the
Commercial Club:
Why are you asleep on (he Job and do
Ing nothlngT
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UM!tf, are many
petition.
The longest unbroken stretch in the
year Is from July 4 to September 4. which
is Labor Dqy,. January has three, includ
ing R. E. Lee’s and McKinley’# birthday*;
February ha# four counting ground hog
day; March recognizes Ash Wednesday
and SL Patrick’s day; April ha# five,
meetly church holidays; May has Mother’s
Day. Peace Day and Memorial. Day; June
recognize* Flag Day and the first day of
summer; September has Labor Day and
the Jewish New Year, October has Yom
Klppur, Discovery Day and Hallowe'en;
November has election day and Thanksgiving and December doses with the one
and biggest day of the year.
City C o u til Meets
Coundl convened Jgii. 3rd in poatponed
session of Jan, I ; iflf f,
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Members present, B. A. Howard, presi
dent pro tcn\; H. P. Driver. H. R. Stevens.
A. T. Rossettcr. * Members absent. D. L.
Thrasher, W. D. Holden and G. R. Cal
houn.
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Minutes of last regular meeting read
and approved.
~
Treasurer’s report for the month V De
cember, 1910, approved and ordered filed.
Marshal's report for the month of De
cember approved and ordered filed.
,
The bid* were opened relative to Jetting
contract for street cleaning and scavenger
work for the year 1911. E E. Brady was
the lowest bidder and the following reso
lution was duly passed;
E5anKê"cëftIBêî
P « . bills attached and signed by the
M a r k e t
------. ^ - S a lt am W ^resT vW ater F ish
A FOSTER
S A N F O R D AVE.
PH O NE 68
RAT-MU
- ^ n t f y r n n M rat dally printed in
gt'il.e Big
<aty papers*'
papJrra’ about
the vulgfcf
Big’^Eily
about the
vulgbf
rich, their sayings and doings; their
4 Through the practical institution of the
postal savings bank system last Tuesday,
January 9, tiré United States government
Will afford to the American people facili
ties for the sevlng of a port of their earn
Inga. The establishment faf postal saV
Inga banka la regarded aa the most im
portant and far reaching financial step
taken by the government since the au
thorization of national banks, and their
operation will be - watched with keen In.
tenet by financiers throughout the world.
The new system la :to be inaugurated
oh A comparatively small scale. One
poatolfice la each state and territory ha#
been selected a# a depository. In those
^forty-eight office# a thorough test of the
system will be made. It was decided to
make the beginning thus small, not only
because no adequate appropriation was
available to put it Into general opera
tion. but #lso because the plan of opera
4 I dreamed another dream the other
tion adopted differs entirely from that of
night about Sanford and thla lime it was
o'ny postal savings system In tho world.
the‘fire department . It was aU so clear
K e y West Is designated as the Florida
to me that this dream m a y tome true;
d ty for the first postal savings bank.
Ourcify fifrtif'lrB had installed a fine auto
a s s
mobile truck of the latest improved type
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4 A 1911 calendar Just out. which has qjl and the Sanford Fire Department was
the holidays marked. ’ both religious and recognized as omr of' the finest in the
secular; patriotic and popular, reveals the state. Our ratea on fire insurance were
ralbèi remarkable fact that there Is drily cut In half and everybody was cc
ooe month In the year without a holiday of pondiugly happy. And when I waked up
importance. Some tiaVe as mauy as five thla Idea remained in my memory and
that -ora -rswsrnbered In some part or somehow 1 teem- to feel tha
paru of tbo country, August is the fathers -will yet give us u Arstclau fire deirtmout along the line* (hat havq ■
mahihthathas- no- holiday" It * happensT
often
been mapped out by ’
however, that this is a favorite summer
, Tut Sauktxkd.
vacation month which tends to equalize
F i s h
A R E Y O U B O T H E R E D W IT H
------ PPr
tw
Wh°*tfwr=#eftr
‘ K ^ * 1 ° Dd
h^ K ey
^ eat
t
It;
.whatIt;-what-ttwr'weHr and
how, when and where they wear It;
minute write-ups, with pictorial Ulustra
tlons of every dud worn by bralnlesa
women, fufr description of every garment.
Including (he embroidered and hematitchctethes; pieiwied bcfui B^mnd-far ■the
unborn brats— all their fulsome nauseous
stuff, drooled out ‘dally in the big pa
pers— by the column and by the whole
page—a sort of gross’ pandering to
riches—a servile worship of snobacracy;
a putting of the forehead to the ground
when the motley moloch - passes down
(he street, does more to stir up tho devil
ih a man than aU else combined. This
sort of man worship may go all right In
countries where one man Is acknowledged
to be hotter than another, but It wll
never go In this land of the free and the
home of the brave; and the sooner Hie
big papers let up on this dally fioutinf
of money In the faces of decent people
the quicker all aorta of devllishness wll
cease to be a menace to our govem.
, »j ment.
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4 The only men of worth in Sanford are
thoae who forget their own selfish ends
long enough and are liberal enough In
their Ideas to encourage every public and
private enterprise, who are ready with
brain and purse to push every" pro)
calculated to build up the town a I
enhance its Importance. The enterpr
s
and push of a town or community Is I
foundation of Its permanent success,
town may as well prepare for Its fune 1
ns to become indifferent to the ent
prise in its midst. Men who come to
town to make It their future home, who
can not see far enough before them to
see that money placed Judiciously In
a public enterprise of their own town
will be a hundred fold in the apprecia
tion of their property, are to be piled.
C i t y
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KILLS ancTEMBALMS RATS and MITI:
Exterminates Roaches, Ants, Bugs and Other Vermin
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Ready for Use
TRY IT
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Light your Pres-O-Lite lights by simply
turning a button on dashi-board
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BIG SAVING IN GAS
We Have Them in Operation and Will Take
Pleasure in Showing You
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S tate A g e n ts
FOR MEN, WO
MEN AND CHIL
DREN
For Holiday Wear are unusually
attractive in character and de
cidedly reasonable in price. In
slippers we are showing one of
the handsomest assortments in
the city.
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W H Y NOT BU Y HIM A - P A I R
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January 6 . IMI
THE SANrOBD H tM itl
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
FOR T H E H O U S E W IF E
DOTT BE BALD.
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Items of Interest Concerning
Society People.
POINTS PURELY PERSONAL
now Celery City Vanity Fair While
Away the Golden Hours—
Social Gossip.
Ldfw
One of the prettiest dunces of the
•eason was given by Miss Mabel Hand
and Mis* Veda Ward at tbo handsome
Hand residence on Park uveuue New
Year’s eve. The house was beautifully
decorated with evergreens and brilffiWliy
illuminated with many colored electric
lighia. added to which the many bcsuUful costumes worn by the young ladies,
made a most charming' scene. There
was dancing from ten to twelve, after
.which delightful refreshments
were
served. Thoso who enjoyed the hospitali
ty of these popular young ladies, were
Misses RutK' Abbott. Ilinga “ Lefller,
Madge Ward, Helen St. John, Powell
bene Drady, MibeI Bowler, Flossie Frank
and ‘ Mae .lIsroflf3llf.*l‘Mt!iSliii6 ’Archie
Betts, Braxton Perkins, Billie Beardnil,
Nixon Butt. ‘Cedi Butts. W. A. Lcfllcr.
J. ThUPgo^l W
Noljcy
r, Ralph Stephens, Carl Hamilton,
Tolar.
Mead Fox and William Braddy.
Miss Margaret Wight entertained a
„ four of her friends Saturday evening nt
___a duncihg party. The young folks danced
until nearly midnight and then'dainty
refreshments were served. Ttibsc who
were so fortunate as to be included
among the guests, thoroughly enjoyed
tills happy occasion.
The Auction Bridge Club is the newest
social organization in Sanford™ WhlcIT
has the following members: Mesdnmcs.
U. W. Herndon. F. E. Lane, Frank Miller,
A. P. Connelly. S. Pulesion. Robert
Newman, S. 0. Chase and C. W. King.
Mrs. Frank Miller entertained the dub
Saturday afternoon. The top score was
made by Miss Mabel Bowler, who was
awarded the prize, a pair of silk hose.
The following ladies were visitors on tills
occasion. Mrs. Frank Whitner, Mrs.
George Fox Jr* Miss Mablc Bowler and
Mrs. Walter ST Clay of Arcadia.
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The Barkoot Carnival
The Barkoot straws which arrived Mon
day and set their tents, etc., on Stephens
lot, were unable to be in readiness fbr the
opening night on account of late arrival
on the ground, but on Tuesday night
gave performance at the various shows
hud it must be said that the attractions
arc far above the'standani, clean, whole
some and entertaining. One show in par
ticular deserves spedal mention, that of
Arabia—the equine that is advertised
at "the horse with a human brain." The
Icill is •very •handsomely decnruted and
the' performance is simply wonderful.
Arabia is "presented by a lady, Miss
Essie Fay. who enjoys an international
reputation us a horse - breaker and educa
tor and she puts the animal through a
most murvMous performance. Among the
many acta Is the good-night scene where
the horse goes to bed, and also the Are
~act' Where the burse savea th* baby-frocs'
the burning residence. Arobia is u shuw
that deserves excellent patronuge. The
plantation show is also very pleasing and
very funny. Electric Theatre presentí a
continuous variety of moving pictures,
Amelia, the fat girl, is rather delicate,
only weighing a little more than a quar
ter of a ton. Confetti is . also one of the
diversions that make (be young folks hap
py. The shows WUl remain here until
Saturday night.
Itigli School Notes
The Athletic Aasoclation of .the San
ford High School h e l d regula/ bimonth-,
ly meeting .Wednesday evening.
Ernest u’ tis tflfihwlectod manager or
m. V
Uvc base-ball tim
team.
strong schedule
will be arranged Including games with
the High Schools of Plant City, DeLand,
Luitls, Leesburg. Tampa and Orlando.
There are a number of ptpmising candi
dates and the boy* expect a winning
team.
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Track work has been started mul pie
boys will send a strong team to. dnmPh»to with the beat High School Aiftlst^
of Florida at the Tampa S tateFdlr .oo^
February 17 and at t l i f Rollins Collage
lnienchoUatlc pieet on Washington Blrth<!j >.
The girls Glee Club--practised.Tuesday.
-The Irvingii terory Society win
next Monday, afternoon. An Interesting
. Wogram bos been arranged.
- A number of new members have been
enrolled since the holidays, the enroll“ »eni. in the High School deportment
Minced Fowl on Toast.
Remove from the bones all the meat
on either cold roast or boiled ’fowls.
Clean It from tbs «kin and keep ctfvered from tbo air until ready for usa.
Boll tho bones nnd skin with throe
fourths o f s pint o f watar until roffneed quite half. Btrain the gravy
and let It cool.. Next, having skimmed
off the fat, put It Into a clean sauce
pan with half a cup o f cream and
throe tablispoonftils o f butter mixed
with a Ubleapoonful o f Hour. Keep
them stirred until they boll. Then
put In the fowl, finely minced, with
ihreo hard boiled-eg-ffs, chopped,-and
sufficient salt ai^d pvpper to araann.
Shake the mluco over the fire until
Just reedy to serva. Dlah It over hot
toaat and aerva.
Nearly Anyone May Gecure a Splendid
Growth of Hair,
W*_bore a ntmedy that has it record I
of growing hair nnd curing hnldncat j
In 03 out e f every 100 ease* where
used according to directions for a ren
“sormbTe- liu g iir 7>f time,
m at—may ]’
A
seem like a strong statement—ll la.
nnd vre mean ll to be. nnd no one
should doubt It until Ihey have pul our
claims to an actual teat.
We nre so Vermin Itexnll •O.T’ llnlr
Tonic will cure dandruff, prevent bald
ness, stimulate the sculp and hair routs,
slop falling tinIr and grow new hair,
that we personally give our |<o*ttlrc
guarantee to refund every |>enny paid
ua for It In every distance where it
does not i^tvp entire HiYrtufactlou to the
user
Itexnll "03” Hair Tonle U an pleasant
to une ns clear spring water It la de
lightfully perfumed, and does not
grense or gum the linlr. Two alr.es.
BOc. nnd 41.00
With our guarantee
back o f It. you certainly take no risk.
Bold only at our atore-^Tbe lloxall Store.
rthur
P. G r e e l e y I W
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FORMERLY
or
a s s is t a n t c o m m is s io n e r
r a te r ti
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m .C r a n c h
M c I n t ir e
FORTY Y E A R S IN P R A C T IC E :
618 F S treet N . W .
NA/a S H I N G T O N , D .C : — ■— Sr------— «
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U.-dr^No fo r eig n Patents I t r a d e - m a r k ^
C a v e a t s *»«» r e is s u e s . |
De s ig n s .
A ttorneys *»«o Counsellors ,- Mecha n ic al Ex p e r t s ;
P R A C T IC E
IN A L L
U. S . C O U R T S ,
FEES REASONABLE AND BEST ADVICE ALWAYS GIVEN. REGARDLESS
Repairing Window Shades.
OF ALL INTERESTS EXCEPT THAT OF CLIENTS.
When window shades begin to look
shabby around the bottom It la not
BUSINESS CONDUCTED UPON HIGHEST PROFESSIONAL PLANE "AND’
necessary to throw them away. The
UNDER PERSONAL SUPERVISION OF MR..GREELEY AND Mr . MCINTIRE.
curtain should be takon off tho roller
nnd the hem In the bottom ripped out
ALL LETTERS OF INQUIRY ANSWERED PROMPTLY ON DAY OF RECEIPT.
The curtalq ahould then bo put back
INFORMATION AND ADVICE FREELY GIVEN..
on the roller with the worn edge «.
tbo top—that Is, nearest the roller—am, „UflUda fuujday School Association
OUlt COOK. ENTITLED “ GREELEY A MCINTIRE ON PATENTS?
the other edge should be neat)y*bcm
Professor R. R. J?oy of Jacksonville,
. .SENT^FREEt-TO-ANY ADDRESS. ..
med nnd fltted up wuti.nstick. Tbpryperjptendt^j_jaC,rih^_Florida Sunday :. 1-4
sre n great many windows Iti over.-' Scfiool Association, accompanied liy John
home where the cortnlns nre nov«** R. Swartz of Pennsylvania, a noted Sun
pulled all the way down to tha bot
G r e e l e y & M c In t i r e .
day Schooljvorker of that slate, lic|d two
to m ,-w cragejro rn part tn.-thla.eaaa
TpfcfffflSPiessrons
at
the
(VtïgreÎauonul
pATOfi“ i(TfoW fE Ts;
will hardly ever show.
WASHtNGTÓR
church Wednesday, in the intcreri of the
association^ Fjuxlleui addresses were
Correct Method of Darning. . _
Always leave a «mail loop’ of the made by both gentlemen on the different
thread a t . each- end- -when dnrntng n (■liases of Sunday School work. They
hole to allow for the shrinking of tho especially advocated a teachers training
mending cotton -whan the stocking Is course for Sunday School workers. A
washed, linn thesdnorilng cotton or temporary county Sunday Association
yarn half an Inch bcymtl the hole on was organized with the following officers;
each aide; cover tho hole with threads President, Prof. N. J. Perkins,'Vice Presi
that are run closely together and nut dent. Dr... Blackman of Winter Park,
drawn too tight over the darning ball.
‘Secretary, Angus R. Chappell.
Then cross theso, threads In tho regu
lar dnmlng style. Now run the needle
School Improvement Society
h short dlatnnccnround the .darn with
The monthly meeting of tiio School Im
the mending collon, and the stocking
provement Society will be held in the
will not draw and tear about the mend
High
School building Monday afternoon,
ed hols.
January Oth, at 3 o'clock. Everybody in
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Sanford who is interested in the schools
MutlatT Buttsrmftk.
One quart o f buttermilk, one rounn is elected to be present Tho following
od tsblrepoonful of flour, two rounded interesting program has been arranged:
lableapoonfula of granulated sugar.
Address, Rev. tieo. B. Waldron.
Pour the huttormilk Into an enameled
Address, The object ol the School Im
saucepan and put on the ratigo to boll.
provement Society, Mrs. Henry Wight
Jpon trailing sdd the following mixFive Minute Talks, • Mrs. Homrighous,
.ure: Break an egg Into a bowl and
Mrs.
A. E. Philips, Prof. Maris, D. Ibeat until light and foamy, add the
Thrasher
and C- K. Walker.------ ------&.—
sugar.'then' the fiopr, stirring ua.*'
Reading, Mrs. L. R. Philips.
smooth, and pour Into the boiling but
Vocal Solo, Miss Mercedes Munson.
termilk, stirring rapidly to * prevent
scorching. Boll up on<,o, remove from
Piano Solo, Miss Flossie Frank.
tho flro and serve hot or Iced, as pre
Election of officers.
ferred.
I am booking orders for the "Now Davis
Perfect Cucumber", the most beautiful
Rubber1 Shod Rocking Chair.
A western Inventor has drained ■ and valuable of the cuke family for
Florida growers. Wonderfully prolific,
pneumatic shoo or triad, which may of symctrical simp, dark green color. It
be applied to the rockers of a chair, so rivals the hot house product in uppearas to render^tl!« motion of tho chair nnce and commands the highest price
eoay and noiseless and prevent creep in market. Price (1.10 per pound. H. H.
ing and damage to the floor and walla Deane, Phone 255, Oak uvenue and First
street.
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Do you want to live in the
prettiest spot in Florida?
Do you want a fine bunga-'
low with 12 acres fruit and
ifcrm?
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lakes full of fish?
Do you want something for
nothing?
Notloe
The registration booksof the city of Sanbrd will be'open from i) a. m.. Jan. 2nd,
till 5 p. in. Feb. 1st. 1911.___
All tho»« desiring to vote lh- the com
ing city election should see that they ore
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H E R A L D OFFICE
\ R. C. Maxw tu . Clerk.
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Ito s iZI.ESS HOCK IB.
of the apartment or to the furniture
with which the rocker may come In
contact. Tbo oboes may be applied to
tho rockers Irrespective o f their width
or form, and each shoo la formed with
a bumper at the rear otul, which dur
ing excessive backward movement of
tbo chair will engage the floor and
thus prevent overturning- — Scientific
American.
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Frogs' Legs Frisd.
The green marsh frogs furnish tbs
beet ha ms, os they ore, more tender
sod have lees o f the strong, muddy
flavor. They are generally liked M ed.
Pare off the feet and trues them by
Inserting the stamp along tha skin of
lha-Other leg. Put ibum. with salt,
pepper and lemon Juice, to strep for
an boar, then drain and roil In flour,
then In beaten egg and In fine bread
crumbs. Fry to a light brown tn hot
fa t Serve with M ed parsley.
Saves Troubla.
“After ell. It 1» au advantage to tova
a aopblstlrnted husband.”
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and we now have a modern
-Well. It ten’» necessary to waste
very respect end one to be time bnutlng through bis pochote el
sentHng to the TiewspajHirs in the country, advertiseopent milking clmrdc.s a^(iu»it-»tiy failItfiilm-sÿ U) the
Mr. N. P. Bryan, ns I am inform
n
put in .thin Wfxih’s isaUCJJÍ
* Th e Saw ing ‘Ms oh In » N *»dU .
- B e sure that your sewing machine
needle la not blant^lf yau want Ja‘
avoid Unable In the. start. KapaclaU/
when stitching alike la It Decaaaary to
take particular notice that tha needle
1» fine and sharp, and It la better
commence with a new one a:
no chancea If you don’k wantHo ruin a
good new place o f taffeta It la Just
as bad for tba needle to be rusty, and
any experienced seamstress wfil taO
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»hile I was in the Florida Senate, nnd ja circuIiitiut^«cir6iHar« hiitkin^ Ijke CI)nn‘es:
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*rKnve not a e «rth e s e advertisem en t and eircOlarfit but if the i^ a r fio s nrft
liave
iteen made in thb Times-Unlon, tliey eairbe easily met. I will jiave f io cifqnce, how&ur,-..fypfore
thè primary oil January 10th, to lneet them.’ since
next, issfte of your load puj>uf ^ 1 ) nòf;|ta
publiahed again until ufter th e ^ e c tlo n .
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The fact that these changes '^jre m attflilliL published when too Jute to answer them,
S TA M PS THEM A S UNTRUE. W H Y H A V E T n E i' N Ó T 'BEEN*. MADE CONG AGO? 1 AN-*
JOUNCED M Y C A N D ID A 0 Y ON THE 5TH OF OCTOBER, THREE MONTHS AGO. M Y LEGISLATTVE RECORD H A S EXISTED FOR F IV E YEARS. IT IS SPREAD on TH E JO U RN ALS of the
mituldH
Senate. W hy have not these defocts been discovered before the last week la- the cami>uigrt?
IF
DISCOVERED. W H Y WERE NOT THE PEOPLE INFORMED BEFORE, so that they might Investi
gate, and why liave*l not been given a chance to hear, nnd meet them? THE O N L Y AN SW E R
MUST BE. T H A T > T H E Y ’A R E NOT TRUE OR A R E M ISLEADING A N D THUS M A K IN G THEM
A F R A ID OF A N INVESTIG ATIO N.
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A re these the tactics upon w h idi tq secure an election os Uiuted States Senator?
THE CAUSE WJIICH C A N O N L Y W IN THUS, IS A N UNWORTHYJCAUSE. DISTRUST IT!
BELIEVE NO S TA TE M E N T M ADE A T THE L A S T MOMENT, i t WOULD NOT BE MADE
TH EN IF IT W ERE TRUE A N D FAIR . The case for the candidates is inode up. Do not open it
unless you can hear both sides.
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VOTES NOW POURING IN
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Contestants Are Already Be
ginning to Get Busy
NUMBER O f CONTESTANTS
Who Wlh Win The Plano and Diamond
Rlnl Being Offered by The
Sanford Herald
. The large number of contestants in the
Great Popularity Contest now being con
ducted by the Sanford Herald by which
|1250 worth of prize« are. to bk awarded
to the conte«tents, ore now getting busy
find asking their friend« to subscribe to
’ the Herald.
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An- early start will H i a great benefit
to every contestant, and each and ¿very
one ahould begin immediately to pledging
their friends.
To win the $•! )0 piano or diamond
ring. Is an easy matter end if contestants
will only call on their friends and ask
. their support they can easily win the
prise
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-During the post Kock .graai interest
<kas been manifested in the contest, and
votes are beginning to come rapidly,
i In the next issues of the Herald a com
plete return "of all votes cast will be
published, and every contestant In the
now and turn in as
posAible in örffKr
to secure a good start in the content- "
«H ie -following- is n iis t of nil nomina
tions to date:
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the vote coupons from this paper or
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HISSES
HISSES
securing subscriptions to The Herald.
Male Leonnrdy
Mildred Potter
The first prize, which will be nwnrdi*d
Helen Rowland
Alice Whitner
to the contestants securing the greatest
Blanche Bothamly Mabel Johnson
number of votes during the contest is n
genuine 5400 Wesel Upright Grand Piano,
Muriel HarroW
Nellie Amkk
which was purchased1 from A. H, Crlppen
Annie Higgins
Jessie Stumon
A Son, the well known piano dealers of
doire Walker
Ruth MetiJngcr
this city. The piano Is now on exhibition
Alice Robbins
Mabel Anderson
at the Crlppen show room. This piano Is
an instrument of fine , architecture and
Margaret Davis
Hoskins Jones
Gdsie Butt—------ Annie Lee Caldwell rare tone, nnd The Herald has made n
careful study of the piano before purchas
Aranka Taknch
Elio Strlnglellow
ing. The winner of the prize will secure
Mercedes Munson
Mildred Haskins
a prize well worth the efforts which a
contest of this kind demands.
Ruth* Abbot
Gladys Gardner
The second prise will consist of n beau
Martha Fox
Bessie Long
,
tiful diamond ring, the value of which is
Edna Pagenhart
Alice Anderson
1100. This ring was purchased from
Clara Millen
Nellie Elder
Henry McLaulin. the well known jeweler
of this city nnd is now on exhibition at
Annie Hawkins
Carrie Ensmlnger
hia store on First street.
Carrie Lovell
Pcnchen Lelficr
Five oilier articles wlU he awarded as
Maud Mlot
Blanche Biggers
shown at the bead of this article
Florence StringfeDow
UndfeLeffier
TIIE 00NTEST“T K E ros *LL to ENTER
Mabel Bowler * * Charlotte Keelor
The contest is free for each nnd every
Mabel Hand
Besslo Schumpert
contestant to enter, and It costs nothing
Mary Chappell
Gladys Gatchel
to win: all The Herald aaks’ ls hearty co
operation of Its friends and readers to
Flossie Frank
Mabel Cowan
make this contest an enthusiastic and
Miss Lucile Richards
friendly struggle for leadership.
Mesdames
HESOAHES
MOW TO ENTER
Geo. A. DeCottes
J. B. Stryker
Just
clip
the
nomination coupon out of
Arthur E. Yowell
Frank Graham
each issue of the paper and fill in the
R. A. Newman
Verne Hurt
name of the person whom you wish to
Frank Woodruff
Paul Reely
enter as a contestant, with the address
Written.Tfalnty, or If you do not have a
W, H, Underwood
J. D. Parker
nomination ooupon, the name and ad
P. N. Holst
Deane Turner
dress of the person ns n candidate. The
R. C. Maxwell _
name of the nominator-will not be di
S. Pules ton
H. McLaulin
vulged.
Cameron City Church Sanford High School I
HOW VOTES ARE OBTAINED
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may
be secefod-Sy ee^uringnm
" ’ InThis contest seven prizes aggreBHT
^ .Uic SaJifod. HcraJd. omi j
lag 51250 will be given away absolutely votes will be issued upon the foMnwing
free tqjhe contestant securing the roost basis;! T
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votes. Votes may be secured by dipping Term*
Renewal*
New Subscriptions
1 year
S00
1,000
2 years
1,250
2,50(1
3 years
2,000
4.000
8 years
3,750
7,500
10 years
12,500
25,000
WHO CANNOT ENTER OR VOTE
John Stockton’s Space
Little Journey to the Public Conscience of a
Public Man ' .
Now that the campaign if drawing to a dose. It seems fit
ting and proper to have e definite statement from the man
himself before we fully determine to give him so grant a posi
tion as the representative of the people in their high law-mak
ing body.'
• Hear John Stockton, who is a candidate for United States
Senator, ieXpresi lUf ~t»hceptioir6r~Uie peopIeVofTlce to wbldT
he aspire*.
These are bis own words:
To be a member of this historic. body,
which is the higher branch of the highest
legislative body in the world, is, to my mlhd,
an ambition that should touch every patri
otic heart that has on aspiration. I regard
the United Statea Senatorship os a ■position
where a man thoroughly imbued •with the
spirit of tha-Golden Rule at this time lias an
opportunity to work practically in a virgin'
field.
That body has been so long under the
i domination of special Interests.- and all that
that means, that the patriotism of Wash
ington and Jefferson has departed and self
ishness hes tiSihlBe^lace, It has substl|tuted the Idea of putrotiam for doilort. It
--------- 1has put dollars above men.
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A majority of those who have constituted
Die membership of that body for the last forty years have be
come Imbued with the Idea that the people were made for the
vernment instead of the government forihe people. T h ey
I for UW-tBUicIUilefit TJfIndividual members of the
-Senate and their moneyed friends on the outside, forgetting
their oaths of office to serve all tho people alike.
I believe that a man entering the United States Senate ofter taking the oath of that great office should leave behind him
all private business. If he has any unsettled business when he
takes that oath it ahould be left to an agent and he should not
come In contact witira private business transaction so loud as
be bolds a commission from the people.
My Idea further of a Senator is that he should live within
Ids salary and not feel that It-Is necessary to be a rich man
to hold that high office. I believe the Senator who lives a mod
est life at Washington and who U attentive to (ds duties as
* Senator Is the one that will have tho influence.
I believe when the Senate is not in session that q Senator
should be going pound Uw State, meeUng Die people and en
couraging
nnrt if—
there
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any Internal Doubles, that be should be on the spot as a gobetween. sincerely working to wttie such troubles with honor to
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I1 believe if a United States Senator recognized his full duty
to the people, that whenever he heard oi a dash between labor
and capita! within the borders of his State, he
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be oa, the
spot In an endeavor to reconcile the difference that might exist,
upon a basis of absolute right
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1 believe If our United
States Senators had in mind the
great Ideal of that old Democrat of ancient times, Pericles, that
conditions would have been different from wbat they are now
In this country. I believe that there would be more faith in the
perpetuity of Democratic Institutions:
1 believe that a United States Senator should have Die
ideas of Perides-=4hat there ahould be nothing too good for Die
people, and whenever a talented man In any walk of life ap
pears upon the scene, the government ought to have him to
work for tho whole people instead of for any private or special
i nier est.
If a Senator should recognize his duty as above defined,
then you would see a country brimful of peace, progress and
prosperity, because their work would be from wmscience. and
when work emanates from conscience, all ore treated alike
If Oil ore treated alike, you would not bear of the Inequali
ties and Iniquities of the tariff system; you would not hear of
Uw hardships imposed by the present financial system; you would
pot hear of Die JnequoMos of railroad freight rates; you would
not bear of watitered stucs* In’
itr corporations,
corporations
With
1th this s;
special h
interest idea eliminated, you would have
JtSWJJin ü w in M _ 0LJJU.YC._o/ ieiluitUlCIL. Ylilt WiulM K.V.
men pleading for the right, demanding the
.countryr brimful of meu
righh not from a selfish purpose, but fsotn a patriotic purpose
for the good of humanity.
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CNdWELL
Yon can solvo a big item in tho
high cost of living by buying
Endwell shoes.
Moat shoes cost more than they ore worth
because they are made from trust leather.
Endwell shoes are made by Endlcott,
Johnson & Co., tkopnb okoh manufaetnroH
•>trmlint aiiol*ulj'-ind*pndtnt of Hidt
T r a il and Ltatktr T ra il.
This company makes Endwell shoes
front the raw h|dcs and sells direct to ^ f ^ f * * *
-43.00, 33.50 mud31.00.
you through the retailer.
Btttrr than othtr d m
.T o o favo all profits to trusts
*tor m t SOen 3i~mtrt.
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G. R.
Best Fertilizers
On Earth
FIRST CLASS CRATE M A T E R IA LS , Sanford, Fla
No employee of The Herald or immedi
ate relative of theirs will be allowed to
enter this contest as a nominee ora voter.
WHO HAY ENTER
Any white man. woman, boy or girl of
good repute is eligible to enter this great
popularity voting comeat. Just send „In
your name on abomination coupon to the
contest management of The Herald.
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THE JUDGES
The total count of votes will be made
by a committee of three prominent busi
ness men who wifi be absolutely dis
interested parties. This committee will
be announced later.
You Grower W ho Has Used Arm our fe r tiliz e r
MANAGEMENT
You know that they produce results far su
perior to any other .fertilizers on the market
For the purpose of making the contest
a complete success, The Herald has sign
ed T contract with the New Method Contest CiL.- pf -Jnck»onvillc. who make a
specialty of conducting contests of this
kind. This company'will furnish a com
petent and experienced contest manager
who will have complete control of the
Contest Department
Tell Your Neighbor
You know that there is a reason, so tell
him that because of the better materials, the
more scientific formulating and the superior
facilities for accurate mixing and curing which
are. used in their manufacture
TO THE PUBLIC
This contest Is to be the great cs$'ev<sr
Inau gurnted by any paper in this section.
We have spared no expense to make
It a ‘live wire proposition1, that will keep
the community much interested in the
outcome. Wo ore endeavoring by every
means to give Sanford and vicinity the
newest and most up-to-date county pa
per in the state, and we solicit the hearty
co-operation of the citizens In rids con
test.
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—To merchants who advertise with us
we wish to say that we expect by this
contest to double our circulation und our
advertisers will realize that It is .to their
advantage to help in this work by süpporting the contestants.
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time to enter is now 1« NOW. Get in Die
race befnre the others get lit the lead.
Be A Booster
Armour Fertilizers Grow Biggest Crops
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Don’t forget to tell him he can get Arm ou r
Fertilizers and Fertilizer Materials for every
crop grown in the Sanlord district from ware
houses ip Sanford and Cameron City by calling on
oi£t'sL»K»*i s
Rule 11. The right la reserved to re
ject any name of contestants for a cause
also to alter those rules should occasion
Rule 12. Any question which a
arise between Die contestants will be
termined hjJLha contest manager
will be final.
Respectfully yours.
Contasi Manager.
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S A L E S
RULES TOR THE CONTEST
Rule I. All money for subscriptions
shall be paid the contest manager.
Rule 2, Contest manager’s signature
must be affixed to all votes before they
are of any value in tho contest.
•Rule 3. Ballots cannot be bought. The
contest will be run nu n fair bnsis, fair
for alL Votes can only be obtained by
wearing subscriptions, cither new,
newels, or old or by cutUng the noml*_______ j t L
issue.
Rule 4. No employee or member of
his family will be allowed to participate
either as a nominator or a voter in tills
contest.
Ride8. Candidates will not be rected In securing subscriptions but may
them in any place in the United
States.
Rule 6. Only one . nominating coupon
entitling each ooateatant to 1,000 votes
will be allowed.
Rule 7. All votes must be in the bal
kit box by Wednesday 5 p. m.. of enati
week.
Rule B. Votes issued can not be trans
ferred to another contestant.
Rule 9. No votes will be allowed on
subscriptions held our more than one
week alter being secured by contestant.
Subscriptions must be turned in prompDy
together with the money collected for
them. Vote« will be Issue&^when the
money Is received, but the contestants
may retain these votes and cast them
whotwMFif they wiflJt*
Rule 10. Nominators or contestant in
The Herald’s contest must agree to and
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ARMOUR F E R T IL IZ E R WORKS,
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AGAIN THIS SEASON, 1910
The Vcgctablc Growers had splendid results
a ll over the state, from the use o f our Manurcs. In our Circulars we enclose cncon-*.
iums that we
“ have received.
Wo
G iv e You
P e rfe c t S a fe ty and Quick
M atu rity .
Better shipping quality, larger crops and can *
make you more money than any other
B R A N D on the Market, *
Not A n Idle B o a st
been doing it for over, thirty years
in Florida, and were never more su ccessfu l
than now.
W h y?H ear W h a t W e
H a v e to 8 a y
A b o u ^ That
J A C K S O N V IL L E , F L O R ID A
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t,0^ !iN 5ANE0RD CHURCHES
COUNTY SOLONS MEE
J. Or Tries, county surveyor appeared
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New CommlMloneia Take Seats For before the board In reference to establish- ....
Ing the right of way of the Orlando and W h e r e DCVOUt Of
first Time on Tuesday
Ssnford public rood: u|H)n motion the '
county surveyor was instructed to do the I
m any m a t t e r s
o r im p o r t a n c e
$35*00^
Petition
W0r^‘ 0011 n°t
to exceed
oi H. Carl Dann, Geo. W’
Wright, Clitia. Lartigue et al., io have a
Reads Will Receive Consideration or
game
warden received; upon motion
The New Board At An
petition
laid over till next meeting.’
Early Date
... th e C e le r y
C ity W o rs h ip S lin tfay.
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RESUM E
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IMPERIAL THEATRE
TUESDAY NIGHT, JANUARY 10TH
CHURCH EVEN TS
Of Interest to Those Religiously In'
cllned—Subjects or Discourses
for the Sabbath.
J. A . Coburn’s
GREATER
Tkt r » i o n ■( tU O iiid w in ih* Citf i n E iia n lf
Upon motion the Supt, of Road nnd lt«)H n W In brine nr HD-1 iM r A d h i m i m d U and
i n C lu nk Nana to iki, o fln nnt lalar ihao WadSaabridges instructed to repair the Fuller
V afiarnnnn.
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Springs dam as outlined in his report.
first Methodist
The board proceed to elect the follow Rev. J. A. Hemliy. pastor; church, corner 1‘frk.
Fifth suve«
itrvet; parson
parsonafa,
ing 0lficcr6: J. D. Boggs llttornev fnr avenue and nun
»as corner Mna
«inn no
MWOrner . >°r nulls avenue anil Seventh iirrtt;
i e ’ 284.
morning aervlce al I I; evrnlsiMMii
board. $300.00 per annum: C. I). Christ, Sunday
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7:Ou, Sunday school. 0:43
a.
in.; Jna
county physician, $40.00 [» r month.
llnsev. Supl.
Tench«r»' roeellns every Friday.
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A n A l l - Wfohc Company of Merit, Presenting_thc
The following names w^e presented 7:30 p m.
.Sunday scliool 9;45 a. in., J. ILM etlin
for Supt,, of roads and brides: J. P.
Finest Electric First Part Setting ever seen on
Taylor, Ti. H. Kilgore and A. G. Branham. ger, supt.; A. R. Chappell, assistant.
imperial «a g e , with an array of High-Grade
A. G. Branham was elected: $100.0*0 Special class for business' men. Come,
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Comedians,
"Singers, Dancers and Exclusive
per month.
you will be given a cordial welcome and
Novelties.
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Upon motion It was ordered that tho a helpful study of the Bible for thirty^
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* Preaching services'! I'u* in. i^nd 7 p.m
faced rood as soon as practicable.
Funds.
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Upon motion it was ordered that the by the pastor, J, A. 'Hendry. Strangers
•- The Great Mantell Performing Doll Circus ,board will not entertain the building of given a cordial invitation. Wq prefer
GenL Revenue
$15,948.46 $1,516.21
vffiKjd L Ytjlr wlU be
any hard surfaced roads for. the prc*m(, jiP *
-fine nnd Forfeiture 4,955.58. _ 216.62
P R IC E S ,"$ 1 .0 0 , 7 5 c . S O c
I welcome. Subject for morrt>
but
nil
cffortwill
be
devilled
to
caring!
Rood and Bridge , , *145.35 1.636.45
Secure Seats at Lawson's Tomorrow
|ing: "The kingdom In. men.
or the present existing mileage.
School
12,045.30 2,794:19
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9^.ifJc-C. Hammond, G. [ night sermon; " A lost boy found.'
. Sub-school
5.360.17 . -680.18
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Hoffman, NrlVffhla, et nl., for change of
; ïîî:wiir3r*met;ting Monday night; ,7:30.
störUf
viwilfiTÄ#, ÖinjeT"tfh ’street nnd
VnwriÌfcT/Ì#,
reads*»4WÄL.^ "^Fugh' T a ft1Posto«
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Magnolia
avenue. .
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colony,
the
chance
5.7I6.U0 l ì 1.748.67
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4,364.80 fonn to the streets already laid- out and 1 Prayer, meeting Weìlnéstloy. *7 p.
5,976.45
•4,455.35 established by Taft and Prosper Colony; Subject of Bible study, “God’s love
12,212.66
2,626.63 upon motion the [ictitioii was received ^mnn, nature, extent.” Còme to the prayer
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Pastor
Q u ick e r; N e a te r and B etter than the O ld W a y
matter referred to Chairman Overstreet
$26.388.31. $18,649.50 and Supt., of roads nnd bridges with
Totals
I l l « P k o o U 's C » n i f • t « U « n H l — -—
power to ncr as regards (hat portion of
«Overdraft.
Rev. (¡«if je B. Waldrun. pallor. Sunday mornIng
Just Try Me and See
Same Man but New Location
»ervlc«, II; evenins MTV Ice. 7:00; prayer meeting
The treatment and disposition of the the petition that refers to the road Wednesday. 7:00 p. m ¡Sabbath school, (1:43 a. m.
No. 113 W . First STreet, Next Door to W oodru ff’s Store
J. C. Enimtnser. Superintendent.
mule nt the county home was left to through) Tnft.
D. R. Hrisson appeared before coni
Beginning next Sunday, Rev. Geo. B.
Conunisslpner Overstreet.
Accounts were examined nnd warrants dilion of Celery avenue on the north Waldron wiU preach a scries of five even
side in front of said Brinson's land. Mat ing sermons for the Congregational Bro
SANFORD, FLORIDA '
drawn to cover same.
There being no further business tutjotnc ter was referred to Commissioner^ Wood- therhood, on "Tho young inon," ns follows:
Jan. 8—His Good Resolutions.
before the old board, It was with u per ruff nnd Supt., of Roads nnd bridges with
power
to
net.
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Jan. 15—His Business.
ceptible feeling of sadness that the old
The subject matter of the East Coast
Jun. 22—His Home.
board dissolved, with expressions of re
Jnn. 29—His Pleasures.
gret from the incoming members that Furry was. upon motion, referred to
Feb 5—His Call.
they were to lose the good counsel of the commissioner Woodruff and Supt., of
All young men are especially invited.
outgoing members who in turn spoke roads nnd bridges.
The petition of H. L. Heeman. Edwin ;
wards of encouragement to the new board.
F irs t B a p tis t
Harper H. A. Grant et nl.. having
Rev. J. W. Wiklman.'pallor; Sunday morning
Tuesday, Jan. 3rd, 1911.
bfccn presented to the board asking for an «erTice,
II; evening service, 7:00; Subbollì school,
Board met.
Present, Commissioners election in the County of Orange to de IMS u. in.; Prof. N. J. Perkins, Supt.; prayer
mrellngevery Wnlnnday, 7:00 p. m.; teachers'
Overstreet, Merrill. Woodruff, Dillard and cide whether the sale of intoxicating meeting Friday evening at 7:30.
, Brown.
liquors, wines und beer shall be iicrmittcd
Prtib v terina
__ upry) mot ion the board w au ly ly_grgan- n. said county it is ordered that the
Rev. J. F. McKinnon; pastor; morning • -rvice,
i«d by electing Commissioner Brown as Clerk of this board with the supervisor It evening oenrlce, 7:00; Subtiulli school, U:43 a
temporary chairman. Upon motion Com of registration and chairman of the rn; Henry McLauIln, Supt.; prayer meeting Wed
ncaday 7:30 p. m
missioner Overstreet wus sleeted perma road check up and compare said list of
These farms 'can be bought for the next thirty
T]lie usual services will be held next
nent chairman.
petitioners with the registered voters of
Sabbath momjng und evening. At tho
The roimnlsstons-of John EL Merrill, tho cyumy Hnd retain to this board on
days for less money than ever again, - W c
morning service the' communion of tho
Frank L Woodruff and E. L, Brown ns January lltii. Bill.
Lord’s Supper wilt he celebrated. Every
county comihissioners were presented and
Board adjourned to January, II, |!)||,
have Sanford farms to sell. Not Largo, Taft,
member is urged to be present at this
filed. . _
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alter payment of some accounts, n
first communion of the year. All stran
The application of Geo. Kandnii, mayor
Burbank nor Celery City but Sanford.
gers ami friends are cordially invited.
of Moitlund, in reference to cancellation
of certificate 217 of tlje year 1910, was
FOR AGED PEOPLE.
Holy C ross Lp lsco p a l
Always Sanford*. *There is only one'
Rev. Il, F. brown, rector; A. 13, Key, «enior war
referred to the comptroller with request
den; Sunday morning »«vico. 11; evening service,
to cancel, the land covered . being town Old Folks Should Be Careful In Their 3:00, Subbulh seliuoT 0 43 a. m.; 11. F. Whilne/.
Sanford. A ll irrigated ready to plant. W ill
Selection of Regulative Medicine.
Supl.; prayer meeting. 7;30 Wednesday ’ evening.
property.
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We have a safe, dependable and al
The application of the tnx assessor for
Cat*
ello
pay for themselves this winter.__*__together Ideal renn-dy tbut Is particu
•dvance of $250 on expense _UCCOUht of
cmholio Church, OnV avenue Irrtwecil 8lh end
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larly ndnpted to the requirements oi l)th
streets, Rev. Father Urrinuhati in charge.
deputy assessors presented utui upon mo
aged people nnd persona of weak con Mats every Sunday at 10 a. ro Kaaary, sermon
tion grunted.
and henrdlctlun every Sunday at 7:3(1 p m Sun
stitutions who suffer from., constipa day
achoul al it a, lu- CqinirsaUias Iwstd 'yrltitday
tion or other bowel disorder«. W e tin» talumJtrvl Sunday of th« lousiui between 4 and S
P nt. uii.1 7ami 8 p. in. -Fust Sunday ol month
■O certain Ijjat It will relieve three mass at 7:30 a in and 10 a. m.
The clerk was instructed to procure a complaints und give absolute satisfac
M»e leaf binding for the plats to bo used tion In every particular that we offer
In the assessor’s office.’*:’ ’
It with our persounl guaruptoa that It
Real Estate A'gdlicy
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The tax collector appeared before the shall cost the user nothing If It falla
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,J,Tboard and requested that a license in to substantiate our clulius. This rem
spector be appointed. Upon motion Mr. edy la called Bexall Orderlies.
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Bexall Orderlies have a soothing,
J. P. C8wood was appointed, work to be [ healing,
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streuKtti{>ulug, tonic und regu
done in 60 <1nya for $125,
latlve action upon the bowels. Tlfey
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Communication of Commodord. Dyer in remove all Irritation, dryness, soreness
(aference to good roads received.
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and wcnknms They restore the bow
This-is a separate vote from the nominating coupon. As
¡Pstltimi of N5rier»on. C. B. McCarthy, els and associate organs to more rig
Csr| Pierson, el nl., asking for die accept orous und healthy activity They aro
many may, be sent in each week for each contestant ns tap-tie
ance of the road between New Upoala eaten like candy, may be <*8ken at any
collected
..«■Rijn ami tho Swedish church and the time witboul Isro sw sh s w , -do--not
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•mprovement of the ■same, received and cause any griping. Daqaf». diarrhoea,
This coupon entiUes. . ............ ....... —
----- uni) un'l<Stj(Jio xulea was. laid over exceaaive looaeneas, flatulence pr other
disagreeable affepc I Tie a 25c. and 10c
«nul the next meeting. • L
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Bold only nt our stOro—The Bexall Store
»pon motion the SupC of oinds and
. r- . A . . . t o 25 votes f i i ^ p
Jndgex 1» imnyccted to notify the treaPOUCE COURT BLOTTER
{**“ ” * to comply with the order of the
The Herald's Popularity content. This coujKin must be "in.
heretofore passed in reference to
olllce by Wednesday 5 P. M.. o f each week.
•®**°scliments upon the right of way of Indicatas Sdqpf Good Wbrh Done by
Sanford's Finest
public road known as Lake Mary and **.
Sanford's police force lurve 4 o «I cause
ord road at Goldsboro, tho trespass“4*“ be remedied in a reasonable time. for,congratulations on the good work
»nuact for building an additional done during the year of 1910.
There are very few cities the size of
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^ County Home was submlt•
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t W. Mathew. being the lowest Sanford that have better potioe protection
The
first
one
o
f
these
coupons
sent
inlTor
each
contestant
7 7 tf- “ Pun motion tiie contract was os that can allow a better record than the
entitles them to 1,000 free votes. Only one of these coupons
Bgned.
following:
wifi be allowed tu each contestant.
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KNumber of arrests made 553.
w ^ tio n o f'^ . h . Withering ton. J. R.
If jrou do, you'll assist tho odltoro In
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Amount
of
fines
$4,236.70.
k J. T. Willett et al. to straighten
I nominate Mr. Mrs. or Miss . . . c .sJv.
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adrsTtlakoc tha plaoa.
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Number of blind tigers convicted (n
wrsw the road leading from Alta'I f 70a do, jo a ’U patronlu born* lnAon. ®prln4» ‘o Apopka via Forest City mayor's court 20.
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txiaa, Including tho printer. ->
Don’ t Leave S a n ford
auii . Und ie* d; upon
the
WtU ^ ,lra,« ht*«> W the read referred
To have your dresses made. Madame I f you do, 70a'll BUbncrtbo for thin paas a candidate in The Herald's corttést.
par refUlaj-17 and advartlaa In l f T
hsv»
oi roa^4 und bridges, be to -Josephine of New York has opened a
|Straighlenlug
establishment over—YeweU'-r
^■"Ndmlriated by....... ............... ............. ......... ... — ;J,
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»*• matter of the straw store und is prepared to create the finest I f you don't, jou'U anoar at oar afTorte
iot ,uturo action.
and latest designs for the ladies. Styles
of
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for town ImproromanL
^~®municalions of Miss Eliiabelh are the latest New York and Paris
I f 70a don’t, jou'U oedar 7oar Job
While it is not necessary that a coupon be used, it will fa*
1*1 J T ' * " " * 10 ■ -dangerous cross- designs but the prices sre very reasonable
printing frtm aoma outeldar.
cast, ruad from Oriendo' to and the ladies are'Invited to call and
cilitute matters to send one for each contestant. Uuder no v
near the Switror place was talk over tiie subjects which ore dear to I f 70U don% 700*11 borrow 7oar nalgb*
circumstances wifi the nominator's name be divulged.
The Herald Contest Munoger.
-Wk1 read. jCJpon motion a sign every feminine heart. Repair work will
bor'a cOp7 o f tha papar to road.
this crossing, the alto teccixfirlioqM atteotloo.
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Board met on Tuesday. Present: Chair
,non Lee, Commissioners Overstreet. Til
den. Vaughan and Merrill.
Five hundred names were drawn from
the registration books and placed In the
Jury box for Jury service during the ensu
ing year,
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The reports of the following cc^nty of
fleers were read, approved and filed
County physician, Supt. of county home,
polls collected, pay roll of road camp,
treasurer, certificate of banks, sheriff,
Supt. of roods and bridgoB and financial
statement of auditor as follows:
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M IN S T R E L S
barre?«"
Shoe Repairing By Machinery
M.
HANSON
N o w Is T h e T im e T o Buy Im prov
ed “Ready to Plan t” Sanford
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Celery Farms
rt.
Do You Want to Help Boom This Town ?
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C H A P P E L L ’S
Free Voting Coupon .
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Nomination. Coupon
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Local Overflow
PnUUtStl Every Fridas .Montini at Sanford. Fla
/IL J. Hour, Editor and Proprietor
Catered at fafood-Otaaa n a il mailer A u iu it 22nd,
ISOS, « I the f \ » (office al Santini, Florida,
ander Act o f March 3rd. 1B7B.
Irish P otalo«» $1 per bushejl, 92.2ÌS
per bag of ISO pound» at J. tf. Roberts.
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Irish Potato«» *1 per bushel. $2.25
per ba| of 150 pounds at J. D Roberts
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20-tf..
Irish Potatoes $1 per bushel, $2.25
per b a f of ISO pounds at J. D. Roberts.
New stock of pianos at Crippen's music
store, just received from New York and
Chicago factories.
2l-4t
Children's Play Suits, just In, Great
Chief Suits; Cow Boy Suits, Mexican
Suits, Scout Suits. Rompers, etc. N.
P. Yowell &. Co.
20-tf.
Irish Potatoes $1'per bushel, $2.25
per b a i 4>f <50 pounds at J. D. Roberts.
20-tf
We are sorry Orange county failed to
Vote that million dollars bonds for good
brick roads. It would have been a full
and fair test oT the cost of such roads
and the advisability of their being un
dertaken whenever' and wherever the
people have the money. ‘ Orange would
What a little money will do on the
have been a pioneer in a line of enter purchase of o piano at Crippen’s music
prise which needs the light of illustration, store will surprise you.
31-4t
end the balance of us. could have pro - J A. Thompson has opened a meat
fited by her example and .success. '
market at the comer of Sanford Ave.
We now nominate Marlon county to and Thlrd/Street and wants to see his
the honorable and responsible position of
old customers and new ones • every
pioneer In the brick road business. Mar
thin! In Florida and Western meats^
lon has fine lands, enterprising people
Cracker meal and full line National
and Is altogether admirably situated to
•how tbe value of good roads. Like J-9r,nck.era for sale by W. W. Long. I 8-tf
Cringe, shfe .would Uo on the highway
The m
betwpen Jacksonville and Tempo, and Crlppcn*
itoKH RM wands of people—wduld..jfik* .as< m)'DtTif.7^T3am 3trtt.~ft ',flha*nr
across her leisurely In autos who now Table, 1 UufTpt, 1 China Closet Mil
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charms of the landscape, nor the evidences
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of agricultural and industrial prosperity
Full line of sweet or sour pickles in
that would command a closer exanlnn- » « txmlei M Long-». «
tiohand secure new settlers und greater
Don't forget to have your chipped
development. What do we hear from breakfast bacon and balled ham,sllc
llariont—Tainpa Times.
Long's store, on his American sllciaj
A N EO LE C TtV RIVER
Senator Fletcher Is trying to have the
government Improve the St. Marks river.
e small stream which is navigable only
fourteen miles.
Tbe Suwannee river, which is navigable
for 150 miles and which with proper
work could be made navigable for over
200 miles, received no notice. Hon
Frank Clark was elected to congress his
first term on his promise to secure the
Improvement of the Suwannee, yet, he
■loo, no longer remembers It.— Jasper
News.
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. Tbe whole bunch are too busy getting
eppropriatlons for Jacksonville. San
ford will turn a few of the near states
men down also when die time comes.
Cold weather, but hot bargains In
pianos at Crippen's music store. 21-4l
Autoes and carriage painting at Ur.
derwood's. First doss work.
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All kinds of repair work. Sanford Ma.
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chine fc Garage Co.
METTI NGER
D R Y
G O O D S
BO YS’ and M EN’S C L O T H IN G
B ed Linen
Towels
Sheeting and Sheets
S A N F O R D FLORIDA
CLEAN AND SAIQOTM
O w in g to O u r L a rg e C o n I
O W A Q l f
P l * l
tracts, W c Can M ake
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Improved Rose No. 4, Red Bliss Triumph, Irish C o b b le rs
W R IT E F O R
P R IC E S
-------Wilson & T n n m p r f e r t i l i z e r Co.T JACKSONVlllE, fLORID/
R. H. W H IT N E R , A gen t, S a n fo rd , F lo rid a
NEW COMMISSIONERS
The hew year marked (he retirement
of throe old members of the Board of
County Commissioners. Alex Vaughan
of tbe Sanford district, J. H. Loo or
O ve itio and L W.Tllden of Oakland give
Crushed and pulverized Limestone, car
p la c e to FYank Woodruff, E. L Brown and load lots.
K. 11. Wbltner.
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J. L Dillard. Tbe redrlng members
We con store your furniture for you.
have done their duty as they saw it and Williams & Miltccr.
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the new ones can be depended upon to
Fleischmqnn's Yeast— at Roberts.'
do the same.
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Children’s Play Suits, fust in ,. Oreat
Chief Suits, Cow Bo y Suits,. Mexican
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OUR BRICK R O A D « ------The board of county comm issloners
decided some time ago that no more
roads of day or marl would be built re
gardlosi of whether the bond Issue passed
otool It Is now up to tlte board to
make good and the flrat brick road con
structed should begin at Sanford—the
section that voted for brick roads and
demonstrated that they wanted them.
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L A B O R -S A V IN G
M A C H IN E R Y
S A V E S T IM E A N D
MONEY «
POTATO PLANTERS
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A re the greatest saving . to "the man who intends to make m o n e y o r spuds g
The editor of T h e ‘ tteraW* n»kee*-no
praise for the special Celery Edition.
Mr. E. T. Woodruff compiled and edited
tbe edition and Is responsible for It’s
KEYSTONE AND IRON AGE
Implements of all kinds for the field and garden.
Tbe Sanford Herald on last Friday re
printed an article recently «iven la, the
Garden Magazine, telling of the wonder
ful productiveness of Sanford'» soil and
uses fwo fine lUusatrations, showing
^ e r y fields In diflerent stages of grbwih.
The article is presented under the head
line«, Sanford, a Santa Claus for the
Nation, and discusses the wonderful gifts
Fie iscluna mi's Yeast—at Roberts'.
that Sanford offers to the people of tho
21-lt-c
■world. The facts und figures given are
Remember D, L. Thresher expects • to
highly interesting and will be read by
have the great bargain rush In clothing,
thousands who. are looking towards this
shoes, hats and furnishings, Jan. 14 to 21.
land of sunshine with a view to making
Watch Herald.
Your sanitary tax Tor the Fourth Quar
It their home.—'Tlraes-Unlon.
ter
is past due. Pay it now and avoid a
Place the tides to your real estate in
double
tax.
L 13.Williams, Collector.
the Realty Trust Company and avoid com
UtWAWD IS INCREASED
plications. For particulars address B. F.
D on't Leave S a n ford
Whltner, Jr., Secretary.
7* If
To Iutve your dresses made. #ladai!ier
Gas engine repairs. Sanford Machine Josephine of New York has .opened a
But Billy Burke’s Murderer «till Re*
& Garage Co.
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■** meins At Large
first class establishment over ' Yuwell's
' To the $500 reward offered by the
Don't buy until you attend D. L store and Is prepared to create (lie finest'
railroad and B. of L. E* has been $15U Thrasher's big sale Jan. 14 to 21.
and latest designs for the ladles. Styles
added by povernor_ GUchrist for the
are the latest New" York uud 'Paris
I have enstalled an elec tic sausage
designs but the prUas Are very reasonable
arrest and conviction of the slayer of
mill and can furnish my customers with
Billy Burke near Winter Garden and - as
and the ladles are indited to mil und
fresh ground sausage and hainburg stake
talk over tlte subject? * wjtidt ore,Hear to
yet no trace has been found of the
in short notice, call und see W. W.
.-'v«-ry femlr\jn<^ln*|ift, ^ Repel* frorfc Will
muniercr.
Engineer Burko was shot in his cab on
also receive prompt aitentitin.
Flelschmann's Yeast— at Roberta.'
Ctuliunas eve, tig murderer using a shot
gue loaded with. buck shot und Burke
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A r e yo u s u p e m ltlb u iT
entire csb was completely riddled.
Juat what could have prompted such
■ arid blooded murder 1« a baflliug
mystery end they ever remain one.
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I f n o t, prove It
bold.U coming. Be prepared. W> have
a large slock of wood heating rinvi« Jap
gas and oil heater. The Geo, fl. Ft maid
lia id ware Go.
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AND
SEE*
Goods no’
THEM
Hardware Company
Planet Jr Farm and
Garden Imjdements do more and better work,
and last logger than any other farm implements made. 'I l>ey .
ere fully guaranteed. Over 35 years’ actual fanning and m an u fariu n
experience is put ihttTevery Planet Jr tool. They are all nude of <
most durable materials for the purpose, and all cultivating parts arc
high-carlion steel
« * . Jr Stari*-Wh*«l Ha* la a matt Sandy and
iiUYMikjfi. A fin« tuoi far working clo«> to crop«. e»pe<i»i'y
PUa*tJ» H*r**-tfo*. Cultivator airi Furio««a }» • P“ 1
tip tu 4 feyt ip ir t. Comp«**•M t'êeaiiy
m far Ctthivttuiif and hilling crop«
Come and see the illfiferent^lj
let ut explain their advanlagi
implements
�W om en'. Opportunities or Today
IN THREE PARTS
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PART .3
W O O J S
C O M P A N Y
C O M M IS S IO N
CAR
leisure hour or hours.
Most naturally our environment means
much,, outage interests concerned. hut
Is IhetojuijAou ndry to the Inner kingdom
of oa^,m in^t Certainly not., wu are
freejo call ^k n ow led ge In whatsoever
chapel,|Wo,,n\py direct our. minds, n
part o fo urselves. la m wondering how
Ke T rouble W ith Blount
i "Blount, in his pamphlet,
pDkmnt,
pamphlet, says: *i invite a riRid Investigation
glstatlve records by all those who are opprpochedwlth the ariuHt I hnve been so associated with corporations thatmy mind has
a corporation grove, and that I could not, if. elected United bin in*
Me and work Impartially between corpora
invitation is accepted and Mr. Blount is r
LOT
M ERCHANTS
DISTRIBUTORS
r We want your crop and will offer special inducements
K.
R.
M U R R E L L ,
Resident Manager
SANFORD. FLORIDA
JIM GROW LA
, ^ On page 777 of the senate Journal of 1005 will be found an amendnY rilen,t *!^crc<1 ^y Mr. Blount, which amendment now constitutes, section 7
tVf
M20, acta of 1905— the act requiring the separation of' white
H f , U p Io)iic»‘paBaengers on street cars.
. ' Otlipago 19a of (volume.50, Florida Supreme Court Reports, wRJ bo
^ loangTitu-opImpn. by Judgo Taylor, concurred m by all the other Jqdges.
? d f « ^ ^ l s Juw.unoon8iltutiQnal on the solo.ground that Mr. Bltntnt's
ISjd^eo^lydiLviolation of die XIV amendmept to.(ha Consti-
C IG A R S and T O B A C C O
C O L D and H O T, 'D R IN R S
,
Wholesale and Retail
^ coropllnnce with this act would have been both inconvenient
ajgd expensive to the street cor companies.
.
The Pensacola Electric Company owns the street' car system in
vJ ; r*n*acoU.
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growing Into the need of early training
of mind and body, such training as a
mother is utterly incapable of giving In
this progressive day, Then there, is the
y ':
Cam’ . t ' Mr. Blount was the paid attorney of the Pensacola Electric pompatty, when he wrote and introduced this amendment.
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tjty “V ^ (« 1 » Ms. Blount Js asked, _ i i
---M r f ut Thrinksr iB Tlw Jim Crow Ltw?
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reaTeiivironmeiu to OUT entire. locality,
within city limits, as wellosoutslde.; Rcadingand study, like meat and drink, are
valuable only lb so far^ts they are assimi
lated . and. we. needs must apply the
ouidvacioo of mind.
One great reason, wi^y wo/nun's work,
as a rule, is leu ap^ to be tl^rpugh, than
work, of i mao. Is. because ( she is* less
CRY“
The real issue Involved in this campaign can neither be clouded
argued away, It has been with us before, it |s with ■ now,- aud it,
| fair to rein ain with usinjhp_fm pre, ft is.,no} local.tQ_ florUlfl*_huL
Tuition wide. It Is th ou gh t of lhn common people against organized
ndlQrotected wealth.
; ; Mr.; Blount is now the attorney for the L A N . Railroad Company,
jb Pensacola Electric Company (one of tho Stone & Webster compalc*), tlje Pensacola Qas Company nnd the 'Western Union Telegraph
pptpony— all of whidi are public service corporations doing business by,
ttue o f franchises given gratis by the people.
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Mf*. Bk>unt has had 26 years training for the protection of cor¡irate interests, but says he is njjw ready to defend the rigl|ta of the pco-
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CONTRAST
A N beliuvcs that the railroad commission and tho iuLer.slate
te t commission should- be given the power to enforce their orders.
A N has had no corporate affiliation to prejudice his mind.
'A N has had no more serious charge to meet than that he lives
S B R Y A N feels no humiliation or pain in mingling with the people and
'¿.advocating the principles in whidi he believes.
A N bflft reada no promises which he feels are impossible of fuV- i B R Y A N has stooped to no artiffee to catch votes.
f B R Y A N has not attempted to create sectional prejudice in order that
' the real issue of this campaign might be forgotten.
t B R Y A N is big enough
represent aU sections of Florida impartially.
B R Y A N does not Rave to change his mind, pr,resign any "attorney-
t ahfp.”
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1 B R Y A N V *» born in Florida, reared in Florida, lives iu Florida, lovas
Ida, and wlU serve Florida as her next United Slates Senator.
he Crippen Music Store
High-grade Pianos, Organs,
and Graphophones.
THE CITY
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Pico Bloc!
RESTAURANT
<FU«t Street, one block from Depot opposite PoetoOk*)
H . E . W IS E , P r o p r ie t y
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Formarly Manager of Central pafe
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6i n ,f T i n n ifM ',y h d f h w i t f l b h f, b d t, m y
puriiose is to teil you hovf to use odd
¡momenta, that mean much to you and
|Ofjghbor, fjpro if lfi yo^f club will help
you. through It, as a, medium, the. ffc|d is
lifqad. Let it be a travel club, n literary
dub, soda! or whatsoever, you will if Interesiqd, develop into .mftro, U}iyi, self,
cdlture, too many Irons In thq f|rp will
be a lilndnuinj rather than benefit. Club
rapetingq cannot always,be equenlly Intcrcstqi|, yet it ip, ip. your power to
help.
llQ n & of the most cheering signs ' of the
gmvvUf oL imtionaj, tastq is the spread, of.
village improvement societies and women
are peculiarly well flit«), fpr this work.
First, interest as many as you can, make
civil beUarruent contagious, funds are of
vast liutrirtance in lids work, but entertainrfiefttp 05 apms f/srifvalrcap bring in
manna, l# work with If your dub it
Can Mr. Blount change to outs day the habits of mind and1tbpughL
bidi have been here 2ft years in [lie forming!
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Has not the protection of those clients for 2G years so biased his
drid In their favor as to render It psychologically, impossible for Mr.
fcwpt to turn suddoniy ond montajly pnmtjod in tlie opposite direction!
his record furnish the answer'
Easy Payments.
.
S te a k s , C hop#, Q y s te rp a n d Pish a S p e c ia lty
f?LACE PO R L A D IE S AN IP
Evarythlng F irst C
dub ia not sclflsli, this same neighbor
will buy your ticket or attend your,
festival. Who will do all this work! It
is an unhappy community that cannot
boast of workers. Those who cannot
do this actual work can land their presence
wlipn the ev})iU tapes place. Tbprc is
some leisure (Une w/cll ipter^svaL
¡lad you ever fancied a kcrtnishT See
if your dub wouldn't try Iti It is not
bcasatk « ¿ 1 OigiiiULVUtfiitci-Jiia-sur^
V l 'J W
Pfit tjur hupds
in our pockets and produce the "open
sesame" to civic betterlyeut» wc con ppt
our mind* to work, our shoulders to the
wheel, and invest, our capital of odd
mocneats, or odd hours for thebe fortunate
enough tu hove them. (U st}di s tnaoiicf
that will make us all glad—make of us
better dtizens. The field la broad in
deed. Soatf qf m are Jupd. of uafuja
Like a talr.nl. this is lubotu. and almost
9 , ^ but nothing Is truer
than wa find in Ufa—ail wa pdt"Into it.
Wa may have no teste fur civic work.
Then
iq mofc Inlrtfsting iu every
sense than bow to know the wild Sobers
or our common blrds| and iiow to know
Utcuu to w y nqUiing pi our trees, wjtiqh
Is poesIUr the inost s^rioqs question of
... .. .
To Think of Now. fu rn ish in gs
For Your Home
line of R A N G E S anti K IT C H E N
SEE
OUR
B A R G A IN
COUNTER
Just across the street
Rand Building
M a rrie d or S in gle. H a v e a H om o o x a G o o d
S a fe In v estm en t
The lyiarkham
rr:-.:,.
Rank. Addition
O n the Orlando road just two block?
from street car line
T hirty
B eau tifu l Lots
Just been laid out and streets being
graded. Now read;
tome
home* (N o p!
$10 Per Month
W IT H O U T
IN T E R E S T
bee me at once.'1 It dqn t co
ing to look and get vour choice,
lots shaded with oaks and sor
orange trees. Now is the accept
,
See M e
at O n ce
and Save M oney
Attention Woodman
All Woodman. In good standi og are
ri»o C)rclq y e
Meal Tickets are Sold at Reduced Rates
THING IN FURNITURE, QUEENSWARE AND STOVES
You are Invited to attend a bsnquçt
bf given by U»a W. a W-. at the
o|
R o fln I t M v
InyHpd vfi|h
p gentleman, unrj (Bl
F IR S T 8 T I? E E T
fftpiM t«) t » *>« v n * m .
Prompt, Clean SetVice.
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tine, Ills tbe eyas, aoin^
handling of pretty problems
of^ ndmiplsiraUom t\pt thç. adusi, hand
work that causes these difficulties. Just
asjL.yaurfelf apd ypu'/lfind it is true, and
try ranking a routine a matter of course
tfgl wplcl^.tho. result, Yoq W(U' develop
leisure hours before you realise Iww.
Then cotjvsi,the way, to use thenv don't
make a drudge of yourself in your home,
yqur social,liyr,or
social ,11{p,or ypiy
your dub. No one can
intelligently, teU. you. Iww. to raise ypur
family, there have been articles untold
written, but children differ vastly and
wjratj two qap hi0 rdfKttl in. Use. saiqe
manner, yoy‘ can glean Ideas to' help
Vou, wonderful ideas, but don't you
either ‘'tack on" or "taka off'1 some
feature.. I'm nat raising iamllle* for you
n. Mr. Blount is asked why he voted against House Joint Resolution
M , the object of which was to enlarge the powers of the railroad
ttnissioA as well ins to make it n constitutional body. His vote IS felod on page 1833, Senate Journal of 1903.
Mr. Blount la asked'if ho has not more than once been connected
b litigation seeking to enjoin the enforcement of the orders of the
mad, commission! Notable in this connection, is Mr. Blouut'a, argu.
« before the Supremo CourL. against, the reduction of passenger rates
the L. fc N. Railroad from FIVE CENTS per mile. See 24 Fla., 428 to 456.
I* * Doee the L. v8» N. Railroad want a railroad commission! If. it must,
tend with one does It want one with power to enforce its orders!' Why
[Mf’.-Blount oppoee-tho resolution!
l«ow Prices
SANFORD. FLpRIDAv
PHONE 109
we have given civil work a fair thought,
BLO UNT F A V O R .A N
S F F E C T iy ^
R A IL R O A D COMMISSION?
A
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^ J^l<UtLflS.jiU | ^ u ^ a iercin j u M
” , . Mr,Blount, in a campaign circular entitled "The Corporation Cry,’
admits that It would be wrong for him to continue representing the L. &
Nr Knllrood If'he is elected United States Senator, and with great em
phasis promises to resign his attorneyship.
Mr. Blount farther admits that he was the paid attorney of the P.
H j m s * Railroad during his service ns u member of the conaUiuitoonl «m m wrt of the L. & N. Railroad during his service as State Senator.
I.*i *T Mr. Bleunt is respect Tolly asked to explain, as he, no (louhLcan^ud
b will, by what process of reasoning he has satisfied his inner conscious^ UttSs that it would be any greater wrong, to serve the L. & N, Railroad and
die PPOplo of Florida in the United States Senate.at. the*same time, than
■rU*W«s to serve the same railroad and the same people in the State Senate
“ C O R P O R A T IO N
IC E C R E A M
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, Mr. Blount has the reputation of being a great OOSTITUTIONAL
L wwycr,
Stationery
Periodicals
P p rn o r-W o o ciru ff Dldg.
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CERTAINTY OF FLORIDA FARMING
arcatesi Slate In the Union for All
Round farming
So much hat been recently written In
the various Florida newspapers and mag
azine! about the diversity of crops in
Florida, and so many experiments have
been made to demonstrate ail that has
been claimed that it seems Hite harping
cnen old song to continue to speak of
YtorIda's diversified Industries.
Yet outside of Florida was regarded as
a far away health resort, where lung
troubles might be alleviated, as the ro
mantic home of the Seminóles, as a land
filled with alligators and noxious insects
ovnd reptiles and later on It has been
known as 0 great orange country, and a
place where tropical fruits could be grown
to more or lets advantage.
However, it is of recent date, says the
Miami Metropolis, that the fact began to
be recognized that while Florida is a
health giving land of perennial sunshine,
It is also one of tha greatest all around
-fanning ootuitrics-te Um w<jrJ<l- it toui-fl
long timo and many object lessons to
cause the phlegmatic farmer of the middle
west to tittup and take notice tliat he
can grow more corn in Florida than he
could in Iowa or Illinois, ond ihat Florida
. is better foe.tobacco than either Cuba or
tfár^oetM ^SKM ^of'Jfentm iñ
ginlo. It was with a marked degree pf
credulity that he was informed that more
forage for cattle or hofses can be grown
-in this state to the acre than in Missouri.
Then he began to observe and see for
himself ihat while In the more western
states, the cold and long winters throw
“ Will tTITO íinWtJWYdlfenüiW Tor
the year there is not a day in the entire
365 in which he cannot work in Florida,
. if we except Sunday. When* these things
began to take root the tide of lmmigra—tton began to—turn thlSway.----------- But to return to tho diversity of the
* soil and climate. Cattle and hogs can be
raised here better and more chcuply limn
anywljere else in the Union, because die
food can be produced more easily and.the
climate is more favorable and there is
more water, which is a necessary requis
ite.
%
No'state in the Union con surpass
Florida in either corn or cotton, both of
the long and short variety. It is the real
home of the tobacco plant und nowhere
in the south can syrup be made with the
excellent flavor of the Fiorldu product.
Alfalfa, peas, clover, peanuts, chufas,
IHimpkins and in fact every vegetable
nnd fafil n H tnftTO rnSO T be¿rown in
the tern (»crate or semi-tropical regions
can be g town in florida with the greatest
case a w facility. LVéfy fru.t on um con
linent y^tth the exception of upplcs does
well in' this state, und docs better than
in most other placas.
Wlillc Florida boasts and sliould boast
of her tyondcrful climate and of the fact
thpt in the winter this is the playground
all the rest of the country, sight should
ver be lost of the fact that the great
Flversity of her agricultural products is
Ida's beat asset.
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ENGINE KILLED DEER
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FLORIDA
SANFORD
~ — B u t t o n s — =*— 3
500 dozen Saltwater Pearl
Buttons, regular 5c sellers
special_ Monday only- per
dozen ___ . . l . . ’............: . . 3 c» ’
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10c Tooth
t
B ru sh e s 5c
8 dozen Tooth Brushes, good
values for 10c, while they
lost each..... .................... 5 c
a T c U n T F o w U e r 'I S c
E E our” great values m a
departments. O u r business 15 dozen Talcum Powders,
including Colgates.
Cash::,
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has been built up by giving
mere Bouquet, Violet* and
Dactylis also Mennens V iolet ]
the greatest value for the and
Borated Talcum Powders
dollar and if possible we will give Monday only, e a c h . . . . -15c
greater values to our customers this 6 S p o o ls T h re a d 2 5 c
year. See our many great values J...& P. Coats’ Thread
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Monday, January 9th
Ladies Department
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See our fast growing Ready-toWear Department for the latest
models Tn'Ladies Suits and our low
prices just talk for themsf
S k irts
. S k irts
Our stock of dress skirts are being
constantly replenished with the
newest and most up-to-date styles
in Voiles, Panamas and the sea
sons latest novelty weaves and
novelties. See our great bargains.
10 Y a rd s T o w e l i n g 4 3 c
Special Monday only 10 yards good
weight Bleached Union Toweling
worth 7c yard— 10 yards____ 4 3 c
(Lim it 20 ynrds to n custom erf
reton and S c rim TOc
A full assortment of Creton and
Curtain Scrim, good value for 1214c
yard, see them Monday yard.. 10c
black, white or colors, <
special price 6 spools for 21
Underwear Special
Full line of Ladies Knit Undershirts
long sleeves with ankle length
T H m t r t t r r r m L U iT , w o r t YH K r e - t r
“ tm rn t—t
m
l y
t &t - i
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S *t
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24c H eavy U n d e rw ear 2 4 c
A full line of hoys' heavy ileeced f;
lined Undershirts and Drawers/«
good value for 30C a garment, our :
special price o n l y . ; . . . . . ! ___ 2 4 c.r
5 2 -in . A ll W o o l Pan am a 9 3 c
Monday we will sell a 52 inch all
Wool Panama Suiting, $1.25 seller.
B lack C a t H o s ie ry ^
Monday a yard..”. ......... ^____9 3 c
We have a complete lipe of the*
S p e o ia i fo r M on d ay
35c—
Sui t i ng ,_ * - ’
27c
famous Black Cat Hosiery for Men, -j
We have just received-enether . lot- -80-innh-half wool Suitiii]riu cream "Women and children In
lisle;
of Opera Capes in all the popular
and dark colors, is a good value for
thread, also silk in blnck and all
colors, soe these specials for Monday ,35c yard, see this Monday yard 2 7 c
colors, see our special bargains.
Oame M utt Be Plentiful Around In
These Parts
Sanford has claimed to be the sporlst.
mau'a Paradise and to furnish.everything
in tho way'of flesh and fowls. One day
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tfils'we£k>'as iWl T iU rC b is t train from
50c - Work Shirts ■* 43c 50c vt Garments
39c un__ • ___ i . f p i ___ I ..U >
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Titusville was nearing tliq city a, largo
When in need of Shoes don’t fail to see us before buy
buck failed to get off tlie truck in timo
A full line of “ Uncle Sfim" Work See our complete line o f Men's
ing for with our leading factory lines we are in posK
and was ground to pieces beneath the
Shirts in nil sizes, best 50c value - Knitted Undershirts and Drawers
wheels.
also Elastic, Seam Drawers, 50c tion to give values at prices that defy’ the cheapest,£
on the market', our price only 4 3 c
The engineer could account for it only
•sellfirti ojily
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from the fact that two large bucks wero
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Sweaters
,
J u st R ec eiv ed
fighting just before the train rounded the
v?5c;
Values
48c
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curve and one of them was bo enruged
ln Swctit.- jQ ^
" y noH
AUi
line
oFLadies’
$iioes,
0xford8
and
Pumjis from
npd blindivi fmm tin! immimlM as-to-be ¡rere
era in wnite, also umy witn iicatv ■
* ,.,,p special
aruw-ini mina
ir v
7J5c;mir
prioe
the well known shoe manufacturers, Selby also Godman
oblivious to the approaching train.
trimming at
..9 8 c < *£ ¿ 2 69
per póft,»/......... .
V.. . 48c
When the engine reached Hanford the
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hoofs and part of the horns mid pieces of
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A n o th er S h ip m e n t
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. the carous were stilt entangled lit the pilot
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of ti)e engine.
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of Snow’s -Shoes, ’’Union Made” for men, received.
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- ■; /Isti Bake p
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IV tacfe-to-M e
JVe have all the-latest and nobby lasts for men in
On Friday night, Jan. T3th|*?the Cam
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Patent Leather,-Gun Metal, Vici and Box Calf, also a
eron City church will give a fish bske In
Sée
our
coitìjdete
lipeof
aH.avgoLjaití^
¿pd
pants
patfull line of Tans, and our amazingly low prices are
Howard Par|, near the church. The
Xepi8 fretiyThe^RSyaJ^Tailoirs- tS^^'-amde to ‘measure. unmatched. 'See our Children’s Shoes.
people of Camprqn City arefttt supertfltious, and in order to prove it have chosen
Friday the 13th as the date;
. Arrangements'have been make to bake
and serve fish and Other refreshments to
$2.00 • S m y riiu Hugs
$ 1.59 4 0 6 ^ ^
alt the community, 'as well as to the San
W in d o w S h a d e s
2 5 c V icto r T alk in g M a c h in e s
ford people, at a small price, the proceeds
30x00 in. all wool Smyrna.-'Rugs in
. Jo/en Window Shades good values for. 40c, see
to go to the church. In case of unfavor
If you have not already
neat patterns, regular $2 sellers, /tee these Monday, ea ch .. . . . r ‘:. 1____2 5c
able weather the feast will be transferred
bought a Victor now is the
these bargains^londny; a t . . . T$l.59
to the 'church building. Plenty of good
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C urtain R od s
time, we have a comple as
music and a good time insured. Cars
8x10 F o o t C re x H ugs $5*9^
will leave Sauford 7:15 and 7:45 p. m., re
‘A full line of brass, extensioh Curtain Rods’ with sortment of Victor Talking
turning m 10:31» p. m. Every one Invited
attachments complete, special Machines and we w ill sell
8x10 foot Crex Rugs o n e -o f the trimmings .and
and urged to attend. A fine way to enmast durable niga-on ^the^market valgap -a t , « . it z r . . ^•=-?------ - ^. , . . . : S o m Tidl Oc -them on- t he;-easy terms uf
■ jo f a pleasant evenlng-on rgraaofi:
en s F u r
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Department
The ROYAL-
the Celebrated Butterlck Patterns I
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Notice
The registration books of the city of San
ford will bo open from 0 a. in.. Jan. 2nd,
tiU 5 p. m. Feb. Tal. 1911.
__ All thoeo desiring to vote in the
ing-dty election should sea that they are
properly registered.
R C. M a x w e l l , Clerk.
and a good value for 17^50, see
these Monday p t. . . . . . y . . $5.98
.
25c
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China |datUng
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35c,
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M irro rs
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12xl6.inch oak finished frame Mirror, regular 35c
s^fer, our price o i)ly .................. .................... 2 9 ©
Monday only we will place on sale 90,9
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S tra ig h t C h a ir “
69c
rojla Cliinu MaUitig wdrtli 25c- a 5 d,oz.en Straight Chairs well made and worth 90c
yard, while it lasts Monday, yard 18c Spoil, see th[s special for Monday a t . . . ^ . y . . . 6 9 c
$1.00 a week.
V ic to r R ecords
See our ,large stock of new
double face Victor Records
also a full line.of single face
records. _ .
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THE SANTORO HERALD
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new
s e r v ic e
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op
F. L. Howard of Birmingham, Alabama, ____
Five Dollar Reward
NF0RD TRACTION COMPANY spent several days oí this week In the Lost on Tblnl Street between Laurel
ledule In Effect December 17, IBIO city, the guest of his brothers, B. A. and and Oak Avenue, a Black Lace Scarf.
Howard and Claude Howard.
The above rewnrd will be paid for its ire
A r o u n S B .lt L in e ThrcuR h Celery
D.lts sf i*Lueky •sòr o rd "
Capt. E. Housmann. of Jacksonville turn to Mrs. W. W. Daniells, corner 3rd
12-tt-p
Cer* «illstoponlr st Po»loffice on First Street, was circulating among old friends hefe Street und Laurel Avenue.
■nd Second. Fifth and Tenth Street» on Snnfoni
Ave Stop »Uns various points on line nurnbered. on Wednesday. Capt. Housmann rep T'he Cosmopolitan Restaurant is ready
resents the Brunswick Balkc-Collender to serve the public at all times. Only the
LKAVE SAN FO R D
very beet served qnd *you cnn 'get any
pool table» and figures.
Vf» roer tu a and
vis wwsok» ASP
thing you wnnt and when you wnot It, at
CALMHAHHÛCX
N CAVI»« OT»
Mr. Martin representing the C,* B. the Cosmopolitan, under new manage
6:35 a. m.
5:30 o. m.
Justice commission Arm of Philadelphia ment.
21-tf
8:55 n. m.
7:50 a. m.
was in the city on Wednesday.
'11:18 ar rar-----ÍOiOra: tffr
1:55 p. m,
1:10 p. m.
ft. J. Moore of Tennessee was 4n-the
3:50 .p. m.
3:00 p. m.
And Mie Round Trip via Brissont and Cnmeron city this week looking Into the land
City to Crlppen», leaving Sanford 3:00 p. ni. re- propositions with a view of locating.
turning, leave Crlppen» 5:43 p. m.
E. G. Duckworth, the prominent shoo
All Local Advertisement« Under This
SATURDAY—One E ilr e Trip between Sanford merchant of Orlando was in tho city ,on
Heading. One Cent a Word Each Issue
end Csroeron City, Leaving Sanford 8:10 p. in..
Cameron City 8:50 p. m and one trip around thn Wednesday.
E could not enjoy: the pati
W
ronage at
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»Commodore William C. Towen of New
Ybrk made a business trip to Jackson
‘ SUNDAY SCHEDULE.
ville Monday to meet Mrs. Towen. They
LBAVI BANFORD
returned Wednesday and are guests of
vu sansoni amp
vu ron »un anu
aStSOH CITY
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TAUI lUUMOnt
Mrs. Takach. The many duties of Mr.
10:04 a. m.
8:40 a. m.
Towen a s . Commodore of the Brooklyn
12:50 p. m.
1:18 p. m.
Yacht Club and Alderman from the 9th
-wrv?!-vAJfl p «*o
l
2:38 p^jiL^..,
District of New York City and ns presi
3:30 p. m.
3:58 p.
And («around tripsSanford to Cameron City, dent of the American Estntcs Managing
vis Brissont. Irsvlng Ssnford 4:30 and 8:30 p. m.. Co. deserves for him a much needed rest
Cameron City 8:30 sad 9;10 p. m. *
Right reserved to change schedule with
out advance notice.
a
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past thirteen years did we
not
WANTS
belt vis Ft. Reed and Fslm Hammock, leaving
Sanford 0:30 p. in.
Sanford for the
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have__the
flk
reputation.
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which is usually shared by
12:
all reputable establishments,
in giving careful attention to
i.
Wanted—A temporary or permanent
position as stenographer by a lady with
three years’ experience und graduate of
business college. Address stenographer,
care of Sanford Postmaster.
21-3t-p
For Sale—Cabbage plants. Geo. Fox,
city.
21-tf
Lost—On Dili sired between Oak Ay?,
and Sanjord Avenue, a smnll open face
gold watch with owner's initials on the
back. Finder please return to Herald of
fice and receive reward.
*
21-3t
Lost—College class pin, containing the
inscription, “ L. 1.1„ '10"; same is secured
to n ribbon watch fob wrought in Greek
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letters.
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phone
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¡ANFORD, PJ.<
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detail, and leaving nothing
undone to please.
The merchandise we s e ll.
w ill. convince you it
is to
'
your advantage to make us
. . 1 1 T.i.i.y i i i l i/ n O i In .fltfflf'db i..A iI<*h i m p.y .1
Jan. 13th. at Cameron City. Auspices of
Cauieron City church. Cars leave Sanford
7:19 and 7:45 p. in., returning at 10:30
p. m.
•
Miss Anna Garkencr of St. Louis. Mo.,
was the delightful guest of her niece,
Mrs. A. D. Key, during the holidays.
Mrs. J. T. Lee was called to Homestead,
on the East Coast last. Thursday by the
serious illness of her mother, Mrs. Sturgis.
Their many friends urc pleased to know
that Mrs. Sturgis is now otf tha road to
recovery.
Mrs. C. II. Dingce has returned home
from a pleasant visit with home folks at
Clearwater.
,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gorrod have return
ed to Sanford after a trip to the southern
end ol the peninsula and have concluded
that Sanford is the only farming pro|»uaition in the state.
If no other holidays occur this week the
banks and postoffice will remain open un
it) Sunday.
1
Mrs. E. Moluur and little daughter, Er
nestine .ore visiting relatives at Sanford.
Mr. Mohiar, the well known chemist, lias
Just returned from the Celery City and
reports a great influx, of loorim» in that
section.—Gainesville Suu.
tn-'r’- —
Robert S. Peek, editor of the National
Road Traveller of Lewisville, Indiana, was
in the city several diays of this week.
W. R. Wooten, representing the Moslcr
Safe Co., of Hamilton. Ohio, called on the
trade on Tucsduy.
Rev, Albert J, Coleman pastor of the
Unitarian church of Jacksonville, will vis
it Sanford this week in the interest of the
Uullarlaa-Ataodatiou. . During »his stay
lie will bo the guest of Mr. und Mrs. Geo.
H. Fertmld.
H. Cdmraack of tho Bowman Realty
of Huntington, West' Vn.. is lit the
ty to put on a sale of .Celery Avenue
sub-division property.
Tbe following congenial party of young
pie went over to DeLund Monday aud
njoyed a delightful dunce •at Putnam
no: Misses Pea£lien Leffier,' Ella Stringcliow, Charlotte Keelor und Messrs J. D.
aborts, Claude Howard and Wjliiani
“' y
_____ -
A. T, Bowler left Sunday afternoon, for.
Wilmington,, N. C., where lie will spend
a day or twr with friends before return
ing to the A. & M„ College in Raleigh,
North Carolina.
Mr nml Mrs. J. II. B. Stryker and two
children, arrived in the city Tuesday
evening, on it visit to Mrs. Stryker»
parents, Mr and Mrs. J. C. Higgins.
Mrs. Mari L. Smith, ol Montgomery,
Ain., is the charming guest of Mrs W. N.
Le flier.
Mrs. George B. Dickinson, the popular
seventh grade teacher in the Sanford
School, visited her daughter . Mrs. Harry
Sloan in Jacktouvdle during the huliduys.
Miss Annie Higgins left Inst Thursday
for Arcudiu to spend several »lays, where
she was a guest at u house party given
by Mis» Ciutíc Pelote.
rM*L
Mrs. Alexander Vaughn und Miss
Salome Hamilton visited in Orlando on
Friday of last week.
~
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Davis are visiting
relatives in Macon, Gu.
' Mrs, S. P. Styles, of Louisville} K . V ¡ »
the guest of tier son, W. H. Stiles utid
family.
• 'k* ,
Miss Lillie Furneswurtli Ims returned
from a holiday visit in Kissimmee;
Miss Gertie Speer spent Christmas in
Oakland.
Miss Clarissa Starling tetulned Saturauy from a delightful visit with relatives
in Jacksonville.
Miss Floriie Eitzor has returned to Fort
Meade after it pleasant visit friends in
Sanford.
Mrs. Wallet 13. Clay ol Arcadia, visited
her relatives in Sanford lits( week.
Mrs. T. A. Jonfcs and s in und Miks
Nell Evuns. -nave returned from Jack
sonville.---- -------,------------------ 1-------Mrs. A. H. Adiuifoicdiined to her home
in "Miami Tuesday morning, after spend-,
lng a week with her parents, Mrs. V. A.
Evgps.
Ur. W. G. Mason the well known dontist of Tampa, but formally of this city,
spent Sunday in Sanford, the guest of
his brother. l>r. B. M. Mason.
- M r and Mrs. Kayor teivo rccaullyen.-.
joyed a. brief visit frotu lit.) (utter s fattier,
Mr. LUiUon -ol Oculu.
Ur. E. C. Kemp wus in Jacksonville
S a t u r d a y - attending the annual ‘ meeting
of the Florid a State Osteopathic Awocia-
Miss Martha Fox entertained a few
lends at her home, Wednesday evening
»ait week. The guest of honor wub io
uve been Miss Ruth Coates of Daytona
adt, who wus detained at home on
at of illness In the family. ThotC
reseat were, Mfssed Sadie Williams;
Mrs. Henry-Wight left Sunday afternoon
'utlt Metilnger, Carrie Lovell and Messrs f».r a few days' visit In fttorassville. Gu.,
kiward Lane, Rains. Lovell and 'Braddy.
uod Jacksonville. At the in Iter place
The Welnku Club held un interesting nhn will attend the Duval tlieutre on
Wednesday, to see M udarne’ N u¿TfilòVTjT 5
'uiliiess meeting
ues«lay ufternoon with a good a trendw>. Final arrangements for 'the Frendt
•* Notice
lass has been uomplctcd and the study
To
llie'ineiubcia
of the Sanford library
fj|l begin Saturday. A counn; 1r»_DomesAssociation
atid
interested
cl I lie ns. The
Science Lectures will be given in tlte
I
I
meeting
for
tlieeleeiiou
of oliteci*
annua
lub rooms January 25th, 26th and 2•tlx.
lie programs for these interesting eVettls wi.l be held, the third Thursday In Janua
fill be published later. At the conclusion ry instead of the second at the rooms in
I the business meeting the ladies' linger* llie Pico block. Pieuse don't fail to be
Mrs. E. W. D. Dunn, Sec y
il over a social cup of tea for half hour. present.
Post,
21-3c
Lost—Ladies' open face gold watch
and fob chain. B. L. U. engraved on
back. Rewnrd will be given for return of
some to Mrs. E. M. Bevicr,' 200 Laurel av
enue.
,
21-ltp
Ijost—Ladies’ gold watch;- marked on
inside of case "B. D. D.. Sept. 5, 1901."
Liberal rewnrd If returned to Mrs. Alex
Vaughan, phone 59,. bend of Park nve..
or The Herald office,
Wonted—Employment by man who has
hud experience in stock raising and
farming. Also seven experience as time
keeper and foreman on road construction
workk. Will do any kind of work. Best
of recommendations. A card will bring
tue to sec >ou. Chas. H. Cobean, General
Delivery.
20-ltp
Clothier and Men's Furnisher
F LO R ID /)
SANFORD
T H E
Stop
Payin g
Rent!
For Rent—Ono five room house on west
A. L. Bcvier. ‘ —
20-ltFor Rent—Two rooms, furnished or un
furnished. Bath.' 801 Elm Avc.
20-2tp
Jersey Milch Cows—The famous BallSylvestcr Stock Farm at Quincy, Florida
have 8*>tne extra fine fresh ones For Sale.
WrUtLaLunce for.price». ...._______ 20-2tp
For Rent—Two rooms, furnished or un
furnished, with bonnj or without, in new
house, with modern Improvements. Ad
dress Box 494.
20-tf-c
For Sole— I team of mules, wagon und
harness. H. A. Hill, 2 miles west 'A
south. ■
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20-tfc
Eggs—For table. Absolutely fresh.
Eggs for Hatching, from White Leghorn
prize winner stock. W. A. Herring. 2U-4lc
• For Rent—A large store room in DeMont
building. Inquire of Joe DeMont. 18-lfc
For Solo—«Vegetable farm all tiled
flowing wells, 'out buildings, four-rooms,
house, 2 acres lettuce set out. Fine
pincé for poultry. Om easy terms. P. O.
box 514, Sanford, Fla, >
19-2t
House for rent or for sale. Cornc'r 3rd L
and Chnpnifn«^JVetiWft" AffJji*
Î
avenue. J y
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. 19^Kc
»
For Sale—A geutle driver or general ?
ttiirpo&c horse, 9 years old. J. C. Ellsworth, Jo., Beardall Ave., R. D. 3. l9-2tc
For Sale—Household furniture at a
bargain, Mrs. F. T. Williams. Third si
18-tf
Sanford Building & Loan
Association
M A K E S
IT
E A S Y
Bide.
Own
GCO. II. r.CHNALO
President
Your
A. P. CONNELLY
Scc'y & Treas.
Hom e
A b o lir ti
W . J. T H IG P E N &
COM PANY
AGENTS
General Fire Insurance
F lo rid a
Sanford
VEG ETABLE
o f f ic e : no .
in
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See Me, Mr, Firm er
For Sale—A launch 16 feet long. 3H feel
beam, tn |»effect order 3 H, P. engine. Ce
cil Gabett, French avenue.
17-tli
Furnished rooms for rent No. 3UI Slit
street.
,
17-41 p
ForSalc—'Two uc-es InsTde OT city mu•'
ita on.the west side of Sanford. Prie.
gl.OOU for n ipiick sale. Address McCioi
Il Martin.•Sanford, Fla.
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“ For* Rent—Nice -ollieetH— Also war«house, 32x36. Rat |»roof. N. H. Garnet.
/IND •
Wanted—All kind» òr team work,
fre d R. Shu muti. Phone ÜO Residence
200 French avc,
l6-4t c
MUSICAL
Í
sAÑroRCb Í T orToa*’ “ T
J
HAYES
Wonted—By fifteen years' experience,
cleaner, dyer und tailor Indies' and gents
clothes, to clean, dye, repair or alter
Suit# nrndewto order at 15. 20. 25 or 39
days. Our price will suit your pocket;
Your money's worth or your money back.
Bradford'& Keith, 405 Third St. Phone
311.
7-tfwt
For Rent—Rooms, furnished or unfur
nished, suitable for light housekeeping.
Apply corner Park and Ninth.
Wanted—Cottage of five rooms or flat
of five rooms. Address Box 1066. 5-ll
For Rent—Ten urres tiled lund oil street
car line. Station on place. Two acres ol
tiled land, cottage and burn on place.
On street car line. Address, J. N. Whit
ner, Sanford Florida.
2 tl
For sule.—I have live or six pieces ol
land more tliuu I need fur trucking. The»»
lands were boagtrt-dwropi—eUarw.1 ■■uìmI mì
liamtuock, two suong walls, tool house, .%
miles from Cumeron City,
on il>e market. Phone 7-3. Levi Blnfonl.
2-tf.
BUYER
Candy. 1
.-round, A •
’ tjP h ery, etc. A
Misses Stella ami Gertrude
Jde Mima
Mims of
For Sale— Bargain for cash. Ten acre
days celery form. Five acres tiled, with crop
Bonnvenlure are spending a few day»
Thnv have n that will pay for land this season. Close
o f witli Miss Arnnkn Takach. They have n
» p . tal*
™ “ « • “ O'
782
2|-2'‘
very beautiful orange and1 grape
fruit
grove just below Hocklcdgc on tbe Indian
- " » ,ndl' "
River.
Sclgh of Johnston, Pa.,.. has arrived
PERSONAL ITEM S O f INTEREST in Mr.
the city and will be identified
lllicd with the
iter & Sclgh.
interests in the firm of Palmer
clothing und
and
Summary or the Floating Small Talk The new ilrm will opcu a elutliimi
furnishing store in the DcForest building
Succinctly Arranged for llura t a n .e a rly d a te _____ _________________
rled.Herald Readers,
After spending tbe holidays with their
E. H. Peters, who has been with Frank
WoodrulTs shoe emporium duriug tiie parents, Ralph Stevens, Nollie Tolar and
winter season lias gone back to his first Rolund Wihiman left Sunday for Chapel
Hill, N. 0., to resume their studies at
love, E. E. Turner’s store.
Come to the fish bake Friduy evening,* the University.
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in
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Little Happentngs- -M e n tio n
M attcrs in Brief.
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1i
�CERTAINTY
OF■ FLORIDA
FARMING
.
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Greatest State In the Union
,Round Forming Mi
So much hat been- recently written in
the various Florida newspapers and mag
azincs about the diversity of crops in
Florida, and so many experiments have
been made to demonstrate all that has
been claimed that It seems like harpihg
on on old song to continue to speak of
Vtorida's diversified industries.
—---- -
Yet outside of Florida was regarded as
a far away health resort, where lung
troubles might be alleviated, as the ro
mantic homo of tho Scminoles, ns.a lnud
filled with alligators and noxious ina&k
and reptiles and later on It has been
known as a great orange country, and u
place where tropical fruits coutd betpW h
to more or less advantage.
;
* However, it Is of recent date, shy»
Miami Metropolis, that the fact began |g
be recognized that ‘white Florida isv V
health giving land of perennial sunshine,
-•Sitjiickw
' nU
farming countries In the world. It took a
long lime ahd many object lessons to
cause the phlegmatic firmer of ylifa.mlddle
west to sit up ond lake notice* -tiutu he
can grow more corn in Fiyf^ttHhad. he
2.-.
-,
could in Iowa or Illinois, dh<) tnM Fluridn
(Corner
First
Street and M agnolia'Avenue*- Two'Entrances on First Street
is better foe tobacco than either Cuba gr
E
it* -yrffrBg
ginia. It was with a maiked ijSi
*
credulity that he was informed
i-'
forage for cattle or horses can b*i,
in this state to tho acre than in ^Inhtgifi,'Then he began to observe and.trtHrii
himself that white in the .more western
.y
the —Id and leag wimws -threw 1 **
. him into enforced idleness for nearly half
B uttons
3c
6 c:
the year there Is not a day in the entire
500 dozen Saltwater Pearl
363 in^whlch he cannot work in Florida«
. i f we except Sunday. When these things
regular 5c sellers
began to take root the tide of Immigra
, *r
tion began to turn tideway.
— —
special^ Monday only per
But to return to the diversity of the
.d ozen ................ .
....3 c
soil and climate. Cattle and hogs can be
raised here better and more cheaply than
anywhere else in the Union, hocuuse die
10c Tooth B rushes 5 c
food can be produced more easily and the
climate lr more favorable and there is
8 dozen Tooth Brushes, good
more water, wtdeh is n necessary requis
values foL_10c, while they
ite.
•
No state In the Union can surpass
last each
5c
Florida in either corn or cotton, both of
the long and short variety. It is the real
home of the tobacco plant ond nowhere
10 Y ard s T o w e l i n g 4 3 c
In the south can syrup be made with the
Special Monday only 10 yards good
excellent flavor of gie Florida product.
See our fast growing fReady-toAlfalfa, peas, clover, peanuts, cliufas,
weight Bleached Union Toweling
pumpkins and in fact every vegetable
Wear Department for the latest
worth 7c yard— 10 yards___ . 4 3 c
"ami’faW HShftflliflhat can be grown in
vmodels in Ladies Suits and our low
(Lim it 20 yards to a customer)
(lie tern perate or semi-tropical regions
prices just talk for thenfselves.
can be grown In Florida with the greatest I ; 1
k
. . .
12 'Ac C reton and S c rim 10c
ease atfl facility. Every fruit on the con - 1
S k irts
S k irts
A full assortment' of Creton and
tinent yAth the exception of apples does
well in this state, unil dqes better than | Our stock of dress skirts are being
Curtain Scrim, good value for 12^c
in most other places.
constantly replenished w ith . the
yard, see them Monday y a rd .. 10c
•'
While Florida boasts and should boast I
newest qnd most up-to-date styles
of tier wonderful climate and of the .fact I
5 2 - in . A ll W ool Panam a 9 3 c
I
in
Voiles, Panamas and the sea
ttgif In the winter this is the playground [
Monday we will sell a 52 inch all
sons.-latest novelty weaves and
‘ l i t all the rest of the country, sight should .
wool Panama Suiting, $1.25 seller
iliQYelties. • See our great bargains.
■ever be lost of tho fact that the great.
Monday
a y a rd ........ ............. 9 3 c
A v c r iity of her agricultural products is j
/.S p e c ia l fo r M p n d ay
^Florida's best asset.
CASH
DEPARTMENT
NFORD
STORE
and Entrance on Magnolia Avenue)
—
FLORIDA
S
E E our great values in a m 5 c T a lc u m P o w d e r 1 5 c
departments. O u r business 15 dozen Talcum Powders*,
including Colga/es. Cash1,
has been,built up by giving m ere—Bouquet, Violet-*-anik
the greatest value for the Dactylis also Mennens Violet. |
and Borated Talcum Powders
dollar and if possible we will give Monday only, each_____ 15c
greater-values to our customers this
6 Spools T h re a d 2 5 c
year. See our many great values
Monday, January 9th
Ladies Department
3 5 c ------— Suiting
9
EN G IN L KILLED DEER
We- iiiv e ju s t receivea another lot
|. Of'Opera Capes in all the popular
bcoio>$; see these specials for Monday
Came Must Be Plentiful Around inj
These Parts
Sanford has claimed to be the sport#-]
'.V
mau's Paradise end to furnish everything
lu thé way of flesh und fowls. One day
this week as the East Coast train from
- ¿Wbrk Shirts - 43 c
Titusville was nearing the city a large
buck failed to get off the'track In time
A fulQmfe4'of H ln cle Sum” Work
and was ground to pieces beneath the ]
$)Rrb
best 50c value
wheels
iM 'm n rk et. our price only 43 c
Thu engineer could account for it only I
from tho fact tliat two large bucks werq
4* - ^ ■
Sweaters
.fighting just before the train rounded the a
curve and one of them was no enraged
-Seinjur great hargnimun-Sweat—
and blinded from tho .encounter as to bej
J M hi white, also gray with neat
oblivious tq the upproachlng train..
ifrim m ln£g ^
&t’'*-^.
t v i . 9 8 c and $ 2 69
When the engine readied Sanford the ]
-v.v
ft'/.
hoofs and part of the horns and pieces
the careos were itill entangled in the. pilot |
of the engine.
!* f t ' •
« «
*«
n* - —2 7 c ~
36 inch half wool Suiting iu cream
and dark colors, is.a good value for
35c yard, see this Monday yard 2 7 c
Underwear Special
■
Garments
-
39c
See our complete line o f Men's.
Knitted Undefsbirts and Drawers
also Elastic Seam Drawers. 50c
sell ere o n l y . . . . . . . . . . . ____39c
75c
Values
ROYAL TAILORS
‘ -
*f
k
,
■
24c
.
H e a v y U n d e rw e a r
2.4c
A full line of boys’ heavy fleeced i
-lined Undershirts and D raw ers^
good value for 30c a garment, our $
special price o n ly . ; ........ . . 2 4 c
B lack C a t H o s ie ry
We have a Golnplete line o f the*
inmous Black Oat Hosiery for Men;
Women and children-- in
lisle
thread, also silk in black fkird all
colors, see our special xbrirgains, I
When in need of Shoes don’t fail to.see us before buy
ing for with our leading factory lines we are in positioi^to give values.at prices that defy' the cheapest.^
J u s t R eceived
A full line of Ladies’ Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps from
tlie well known shoe manufacturers, Selby also Godman
*y
;r>:* /•* . •«■.
•
^
A n o th er S h ip m e n t___
of Snow-s Shoes, '‘Union ^Tade” for n^en, received.
Hah Bake
. M a d e -to -M e a s u re S u its
J(Ve have all. the latekt and nobby lasts* for men in
»
*
On Friday night, Jan. 13th, the Cam-1
Patent Leather, Gun MetaL Vici and Box Calf; also a
eran City dturdi will give a fish bake in
plcte line of all wpol suit and pants patUpward Park, near the church. The
full line of Tans, and our tnuazingly low prices
people of Cameron City aré not superstie Royaj Tailors to be made to measure. unmatched. See our Children’s Shoes. ; .
-tious, hod in order tp prove it have chqaén [
Friday tho 13(h es the dale.
Arrangements have been make to bake |
and serve fish add Other refreshments to
all the community, as well as to the Su»-4
• ' Smyrna flu¿8 - $1.59 4 0 c
W in d o w S h a d e s
2 5 c V ic to r T a lk in g M a c h in e s
ford people, at a small price, the proceeds I
pJQ^Li^ini
pH
wool
Smyrna
Rugs
in
10 dozen Wiudpw Shades good values for 40c, see
to go to the church. In case of unfavor-1
•rieat peUernsyregulor $2 sellers, see these Monday, each___ ^
. 1_ . . . . . . _
2 5 c If you have not already
able weather the feast wllLbe transferred
bought a Victor now is the
to the ' diurch building. Plenty of good
Jains M o n d n y ^ t;.« .$1,59
.
" C u rta in Rods
music and a good time insured. Cart
’j t r
time, we have a com pie as
- r o o t C re S " Russ $5.98 A full line drbrass extension Curtain Rods with
will leave Sanford 7:|5 nnd 7:45 p. m., re-,
sortment of Victor Talking
v •- f , - • V "v^turning at 10:30 p. m. Every one. invited
s. one of the trimmings and. aUjtchmento—oomplete,- specinF Machines and ■w e -witi~~scH~
<w>ii urged to—attendr—A-flne woy to cm-]
~m oR
(ftf
the market vhluea» a t / . . . . ............... ......... ..5 c and 10 c
them on the easy terms
jay a pleasant evening gut of-doors.
We aré "Agents
>
• -..
"'■■■fv/
epartm W
48c
1 0 “ dozen W iiili Pants, good
values for 75c; our special price
per p air................................ 48c
-
Full line o f Ladies Knit Undershirts,
long sleeves with ankle length
"pants to riiatuYi, wui iVi 35c a ftaiment o n ly ................................ 2 5 c
n ’s P u rri i sh i n gs
50c . -
J. & P. Coats’ Thread
black, white or colors,
special price 6 spools for 2!
the
Butterick Patterns
8*10
and a gogg . val ye
for $7.50, see
i
Notice
those MoiKfay v a ^ . ........$5.
■ 98
The registration books of the city of San-1 If
H
. . .- K
font will be open from D a. m., Jan. 2nd, ]
25c > China Matting • 18c
lilts p. m. Feb, 1st. 191L
^
only -we w ill place on sale
All those desiring to vole in the com
ing city election should see that they are |
no Matting worth .25c a
properly registered. a it lasts Monday, yard 18c
R. C Maxwkix, Clerk.
3^o
-
. M irro rs
-
29c
12x16 inch oak finished-frame Mirror, regular 35c
seller, our price o n ly ___ _____ - _______ - 29o
f® c
-
S tra ig h t C h a ir
-
69c
5 dozen Straight Chairs well made and - worth 90c
each, see this special fbr Monday a t___ »....... 6 9 c
$1.00 a week.
V ic to r R eco rd s
See our large stock "of Hew
double face V ictor Records
also a full line of single face
records.
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�THE 8ANFORD HERALD
N E W S E R V IC E O F
F. L. Howard of Birmingham, Alubama,
»pent several day» of thla week In the
Lost gn Third Street' between Laurel
city,
tho
guest
of
bis
brother»,
B.
A.
and
and
OaK Avenue, a Black Lace Scarf.
ledule In Erfect December 17, luio
Howard and Claude Howard.
’ .
The above reward will be paid for Its re
A ro u n d B o ll U n e T h ro u g h C o lo ry
P o lio o f " L u e fiy S o n fo r d "
, Capt. l)t ilousmaim. ..of. JacksunviUe turn to Mm W. W. Danlells, corner Jrd
12-lt-p
>ro will tlop only at Poatoflioe on F ln t Si root, waa circulating -amon* okl friend* here Street und Laurel Avenue.
SrconJ. Fifth and Tenth Streel« on Sanford
H ou sin anii t¿p , 5(op it in i varloui point* on line numbered. o n W e d n e s d a y . C ap t.
The Cosmopolitan Restaurant Is ready
rescn ts
the Brunswick Balke-Collender to serve the public at all times. Only the
very best served and you can'get any
pool H ildes and figures.
iA H tn a n and
via n * r tu n and
thing you want and when you want ifi at
camxson city
v a in hammock
Mr. Martin representing, the C. B. the Cosmopolitan, under new manage
5:30 a. m.
6:35 a. m.
Justice commission firm of Philudetfibia ment.
21-if
7:50 a. m.
v
8:55 n. m.
was in the city on Wednesday.
10.-04 a. in.
11:15 a.m.
1:10 p. in.
1:55 p. m,
R. J. Moore of Tennessee was In tho
3:00 p. m.
3:50 p. m.
And one Roond Trip vis Drissont snd Cnmeroo city this week looking Into the land
lly to Crippen», leaving Sanford S:00 p. m. re- propositions with a view of' locating.
iraini. leave Grippen« 3:45 p. m.
E. G. Duckworth, the prominent shoo
All Local Advertisements Under This
SATURDAY—One Extra Trip between Sonford merchant of Orlando was in the city on
Heading. One Cent a Word Each Issue
NfORD TRACTION
COMPANY
E could not enjoy the pat
ronage
at
m
not
S
SUNDAY SCHEDULE,
LEA VE
VIA M1ÂVCS AND
CAMION cmr
10:04 a. m.
12:30 p. m.
2:10
p .jp .
3:30 p- m.
BANFORD
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VU FOOT m il AND •
PALM nAMHOnt
8:40
1:18
2:38
3:58
a.
p.
p.
p.
m.
m. m. .
m.
And two round Ufi • Sanford to Cameron City,
4:30 and 8:30 p. m .
via BrUaooa, leaving ianford
-----Cameron City 8:30 tod 9:10 p. ra.
Right reserved to change schedule with
out advance notice.
luH nirciTY
Little Happenings—Mention of
M atters in Brief: '
PERSONAL ITEMS Of INTEREST
Summary or the Floating Small Talk
Succinctly Arranged for llurrled Herald'Reedera,
the
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reputation,
all reputable establishments,
in giving careful attention to
Wnnted—A temporary or permanent
position as stenographer by a lady with
three years' experience and graduate of
business college. Address stenographer,
care of Sanford Postmaster.
21-3t-jj
For Sale—Cabbage plants. Geo. Fox,
city.
21-tf
Lost—On 9th street between Oak Aye.
and Sanjord Avenue, a small open face
old watch with owner's Initials on the
nek. Finder please return to Herald of
fice and receive reward.
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an ford ,
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detail, and leaving nothing
undone to please.
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The merchandise we sell
S
will convince you it
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- Dr. and Mrs. N. deV. Howard arrived ,L0«&ufbUafr-W m a -WA-containing the
Is secured
home Wednesday evening after a plcas- inscription,- "L. I.
aiti sojourn ut their cosy collage ut Day' to n ribbon watch fob wrought in Greek
Kell.
Misses Stella and Gertrude Mims of
For Sale— Bargain for cash. Ten acre
Donnvcnture arc spending a few tlnys celery fnrm. Five acres tiled, with crop
witli Miss Aranka Takacli. They have a that will pay for lriiul this seuson. Close
In. Price *5,250. Box 782.
21-2p_
very beautiful outage, und grape-fruit
For
Sale—Onion
plants,
50,000
Crystal
grove Just below Kocldcdgo on the Indian
White WnX Bermudas* *1.29 -per thouannif. f. n. h. Orlando. Address W. C.
21-3C
Mr. Scigh of Johnston, Pa., tins arrived Post
in Ihe city and will tic identified with the
Lost—Ladles' open face gold watch
* B. L. B. engrave«! on
interests in the firm of Palmer & Scigh,
hack.
Reward
will
t>e given for return of
The new firm will open a clothing und
same to Mrs. E. M. Bevier, 208 Laurel avfurnishing store in the Deforest building enue.
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ul an early date
~~Lbst—Ladies’ gold watch; marked on
After spending the Holidays with their inside of case "B. D. D., Sept. 5, 1901."
parents. Ralph Stevens, Nollie Tolar and Liberal reward if returned .to Mrs. Alex
Roland Wildinan left Sunday for Chapel Vaughan, phone 59, head of Park ave.,
or Tho Herald office,
C„ to resume their studies tit
Wanted—Employment by mon who has
the University.
lind cxfieriiMtce in stock raising and
A. T. Bowler left Sunday afternoon, for farming. Also seven experience as time
Wilmington, N. C„ where lie will spend keeper and foreman on road construction
Will do any kind of work. Best
n day or twi with friends tieforc return work.
of recommendations. A card will bring
ing to the A. & M., College in Raleigh, me to see you. Chas. H. Cobean, General
Delivery.
20-ltp
North Carolina.
have
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which is usually shared by
W ed n esd a y .
Commodore William C. Towen of New
York made a business trip to Jackson
ville Monday to meet Mrs. Towen. They
returned ■Wednesday and are guests of
Mrs. Takacli. The many duties of Mr.
Towen a? Commodore of, the Brooklyn
Yaclit Club and Aldermap from the 9th'
District of. New York City and ns presi
dent of the American- Estates Managing
Co. deserves for him a much needed rest
Sanford for the
past thirteen years did we
WANTS
and Cameron City, Leaving Sanford 8:10 pun..
Cameron City B;80 p. m and one trip around lha
Dell via Ft. Reed and Palm Hammock, leaving
Sanford 9:30 p. m.
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Candy.
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your advantage in m a k e . us
Clothier, and Men’s Furnisher
!mt£U££/m
SANFORD
E. H. Peters, who has been with Frank
Woodruffs shoe emporium duriug the
winter season has gone back to his first
love, E. E. Turner's »tore
Come to tho fish bake Friday evening.
Jan. 13th. at Cameron City. Auspices of
Cameron City church. Cars leave Sanford
7:19 und 7:45 p. in., returning at 10:30
p. m.
Miss Anna Garkener of St. Louis, Mo.,
Mr and Mrs. J. B. B. Stryker and two
was the delightful guest of her niece,
For Rent—One five room house on west
20-lt
children, arrived in the city Tuesday side. A. L. Bevier. _
Mrs. A. D. Key, during the holidays.
For Kent—Two rooms, furnished or un
Mrs. J. T. Lee was called to Homestead, evening, on a visit to Mrs. Strykers
furnished. Bath. 801 Elm Ave.
20-2tp
on t|ie East Coast last Thursday by the parents, Mr and Mrs. J. C. Higgins.
Jersey Milch Cows—The famous BalL
Mrs. Mari L. Smith, of Montgomery.
serious illness of her mother, Mrs. Sturgis.
Their many friends are pleased to knpw Ain., is the charming guest of Mrs. W. N. Sylvester Stock Farm at Quincy, Floridn
have wmie extrp fine fresh ones For Sale.
that Mrs. Sturgis is now ort, tli-i road tu Lefiler.
Write at once for price*.
20-2tp
recovery.
Mrs. George B. Dickinson, the popular
For Rent—Two rooms, furnished or un
Mrs. C. H. Dingec has returned home seventh grade teacher in the Sonford furnished, with board or without, in new
from a pleasant visit with home folks at School, visited tier daughter Mrs. Hnrry house, with modern improvements. Ad
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20-ti-f: .
Sloan in Jacksonville during tho holidays. dress Box 494.
Clearwater.
For Sale—1 team of mules, wagon and
Miss Aniiiujliggiiis left last Thursday
Mr. and Mr*. Frank Gorrod have return
harness. 31. A. 111'!, 2 miles west ¡4
for
Arcadiu
to
s[»eiid
seycral
days,
where
ed to Sanford after a trip to theBoiithern
south.
20-tfc
end of the peninsula and have concluded she was a guest at u house party given
Eggs—For table. Absolutely fresh.
that Sanford Is the only farming .proposi by Miss Currie Pelotfi.
Eggs for lintching, from White Leghorn
tion in the state.
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Mrs. Alexander Vaughn und Miss l«Jze winner stock. W. A. Herring, 2(Mtc
If no other holidays occur this week the Salome Hampton visited in Orlando ou
For Rent—A large store room In DeMont
building Inquire' of Joe DeMont. 18-tie
banks and postotlke will remain upen un- Friday of lust week.
111 -Snmliiy
fumi all tiled
— Mri-mtd-Mf«. *■ S. Davis .are, visiting,
[dings, four rooms.
(lowing wells, out ________
Mrs. E. Molnar and little daughter, Er relatives in Macon, Ga.
house, 2 acres lettuce sot out. Fine
nestine ere visiting relatives-at Sanford.
Mrs. S. P. Styles, of LoulBvIlle, Ky.t is placé fur poultry. On cusy terms. P. O.
19-2t
Mr. Moinar, the well known chemist, has the guest of her son, W. H. Stile» and box 514. Sanford. Fin. /
just returned from - ihe Celery City and family.
House for rent or for sale. Corner 3rd
and Chapman avenue. -Apply '115 Ouk
reports a great influx of tourists in that
Miss Lillie Farnesworth bus returned
avenue.
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section.—Gainesville Sun.
from a holiday visit in Kissimmee;
For
Sale—A
gentle
driver
or
general T
Robert s, Peele, editor af the. National
Miss Gertie Speer spent Christinas in purpose horse, 9 years uhl, J. Cr Ells
Hood Traveller of Lewisville, fndinna. was.
worth. Jo, Bearded! A v e -iL lkTL W*2tc
Oakland
in the city several days of this week.
For Sale—Household furniture at ti
Miss Clarissa Starling returned SniurW. R. Wooten, representing the Mosler
bargain. Mrs. F. T. Williams. Third »<
Juy from n delightful visit ^viih telatlve*
Safe Co., of Hamilton, Ohio, called on the
In Jacksonville.
trade on Tuesday. •;
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For Sale—A launch 18 feet long, 314 fuel
Miss Flortie Elisor has returned to Fort beam, in perfect order 3 11. P. engine. CeRev. Albert J. Coleman pastor of the
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Meade after a pleasant visit friends in cil Gnbett. French uvenue.
Uultarian church of Jacksonville, will vis
Furnished rooms for rent No. 301 5lh
it Sanford this week in Ihe interest of tiie Sanford.
17-41 p
Mra. Walter U. L’luy of Arcudm. visited street.
UiiKrtfianAsaodmiom— During-Id«, stay
For
g
ate—T
Wb
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kt
'ihutfim
Fctly
limhe will be the guest of ilr. und Mrs. Geo. her rehittves in Sanford lost week,
itu on the west side of Sunfnrd. Pric.
Mrs. T. A. Jones'and sjii uml Miss $1.000 for « quick sale. Address McC!o>
H. Fernald.
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H. Commuck of the Bowmun Keulty Nell Evuqs, •have returnp«! from Jack- H Marlin. Sanford. Fin.
Co. of Huntington, West«' Y«.. is in the
For Rent—Nice offices.
Aliio ware
house. 32x38. Rut |irooi.» N. II. Garner.
city to put on n sale of-: Celery Avenue
sub-dWigj^n pfoprny. '; V -’ .
Wanted—By fifteen yeurs' eXperienct
Th^foUuwfhg congenial pkrtyof young
cleaner, dyer and tnllor indies' and Rents'
people went'uver to DeLund Monday and
clothes, to clean, dye. repair or ulter
«iijoyqd « delightful'dunce at Putnuin
Suits made tu order ul 15, 20, 25 or 30
days. Our price will suit your pocket.
Inn: Misses Peudica Lefiler,' Ella StringYour money's wortli or your money back.
fellow, Charlotte Kcekir und Messrs J- D.
Bradford 8l Keith, 405 Third Sl Phone
Roberts, Clause- Huyvanl and William
311.
7-lf-o
Watson.
For Kent—Rooms, lurnlsltetl or unfur
nished. suitublt: for light housekeeping.
Miyt Martha Fox entertained a few
Apply corner Park and Ninth.
frteuds at her home, Wednesday evening
Wanted—Collage of live rooms or flat
of last week. Tlie guest of liouor was to
of five rooms. Address Box 1008. 3-tl
have been Miss Jtuth Coutes of Daytoua
Beach, who wus detained at home oti
For Rent—Ten urrea tiled land on street
cur Une. Station on place. Two acres ul
ttUuum of illness In the family. TtwfC
tiled land, outage und bum on place.
present were. Misses Sadie Williams;
On street car line. Address, J. N. Whit
Ruth Mettlnger, Currie Lovell and Messrs
ncr, Sanford Florida.
2 if
Edward Laue, Kuius. Lovell and Braddy.
For sale.—I have five or six pieces til
land more thuti 1need fur trucking. Thest
—X bj Weinlin Club lu!ld.. aii_imt:t£aL)ilg
l ands were bought-dwup*. cleared-uudex.
business meeting in their dub rooms
my own supervision uml will lie sold nl o
Tuesday ufternoon with a good aueudg>eat bargain. One five acres perfectly
uce. Final arrangements foreihe Frendt
tiled, third year lit cultivation. 30 rod
from Beck Hammock «ration. 40 a m t
class lias been completed and tho study
half cleuied and plowed, balance Urn*
will begin Saturday. A course In Domes
hammock, two itrong wells, tool houue, V.
tic Science Lectures will be given in the
miles from Cameron City. Best bargain
dubrooms January 25lh, 20thf Afid 2Tth.
on the inmket. Phone 7-S. Levi Uinford.
Tlie programs for these interesting events
Will be publidied later. At the conduslon
ol thebusiness meeting the ladies'linger.
;0d over a sodul cuppf tea fur half hour.
Sanford Building & Loan
Association
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�January 6. inn
COUNTY HAPPENINGS
A Budget of interesting Items
From Correspondents
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Lake Charm, left last Wednesday to be
with Mr. Allison's uncle, who Is angagad
In trtlck farming on a large scale a few
miles out from Gainesville. They expect
later to make Lake Charm a permanent
home.
IL B. McCall sold ood shipped In field
T H E EVENTS O f ORANGE COUNTY
Mrs. Charles F. West of Lake Charm
rmclent Staff of Reporters Weekly entertained at dinner last Friday Miss
Covers the Territory for
Leinhart of Lake Charm and the Misses
The Herald
Brooke of Oviedo, home for the Christmas
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holidays.
GENEVA J O T T IN G S __
J. H. Lee of Lake Charm visited Jack S o d a ! Cocrwpondenc* wTtw ttarald: *— ----- -- sonvilie Christmas week.
Geneva has never been favored with
Mrs. W. H. Luther entertained at her
as many visitors as at the present, time, home Friday, Dec. 30, the Magazine Club.
Among those with us are Mr. and Mrs. The attendance was unusually large. With
Herne Sr., of Cal- and Mr. and Mrs. the'several Xmas guests present to enjoy
Herne Jr- of ill, who are stopping with Mrs. Luther’s hospitality. We would be
Henry Baker, Mr and Mrs. Jackson of very glad if they could meet oftener
Atlanta, Ga, who arc visiting Irving with us.
Baker. Messrs. Stone and Morris, Dr.
Mr. and Mrs, John McKenzlo and faVnLewta, Freeman PattlshaU, Frank Sutton
wturn*| Saturday evening via the
and Mr. Lamrose all of whom are looking Seaboard from their Xmas trip to the
after business Interests b o r e . ^ ....Carolina*. Two niecetTMfoes'
Mrs. Beggs of Titusville and Mrs. Lew Isabelle Bishop, and a nephew, Joesprlng
of N stj York, are the guests of Mrs. IL Bishop, all of Cheraw, S. C, returned with
H. PattlshaU.
them to spend two months and mors
Misses Lydia Geiger, Mabel Daniel Eva with their relatives In their Florida home.
Taylor. Nevada Grant. Blanche PiltishaU,
MIa, Hattie Chapman, who speot Xmas
the steamer DeDary, Tuesday, for JeckMr. McConnell of Laeofia, N. Y. ar
rived Saturday, and Is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. John B. Tuttle of Dixie .Lodge,
Mr. £. A. Cruman of Glass Lake. Michi
gan. their guest of last week has de
parted for bis home.
sonvitle where he will reside during the
winter season.- *
Monday witnessed the departure of a
large number of hunters after deer, but
night brought them back emptly handed,
the deer not being found in their usual
haunts.
P R A C T IC A L W E L L
Artesian and Deep Wells
S e e Us B efore P lacing Y o u r O rd e rs
Mrs. Hattie Brooks left Tuesday for
Jacksonville, Where she will' meet Miss
Geneva Cason, who will 'return with her
as a new pupil for the training school.
Julius Dick left on Wednesday for
Jacksonville. He will spendai month at
S t Augustine, returning here In Febru
ary for the fishing.
A meeting "of 'fhe Henneainn Literary
Society of Llvington College will be held
on Saturday evening.
Dr. Philips of Sanford, was a visitor
Get ready for
make more money
out for business and
tcrest to cali on us.
urday evening for the opening of school for the East CoasL and will return to
Moeday, Jon. 2nd, In Oviedo.
‘ I hi* home at Huntington, Ind., the fast
Mrs. Mims and two children now of |of the week.
Palatka, made a brief visit to Lake Charm
John Saul. Henry Murray and sons,
the tirat o i the new year to took after { fYed and Paul «tened' Tuesday on a
property Interests here.—During a--few I hunting and' ramping-tri which they
months’ sojourn here last winter they put expect to last several days.
In good shape a finely located property
Miu u ^ y Crim of Atlanta, Ga.‘, the
on l^rkc Chnnn¡ which is now on ibernar-1
instructor of mathematics at LivingkeL Mrs. Mims stopped with Mrs. Joe 18lon ¿¿¡¡eje arT,ved here on Monday
Mr. Greer and young son are visiting
the family of I. D. Hart.
Mr*. £. M. Dell of Pinehurst, Ga- who
ha* bmn visiting relatives in Geneva. I
returned lioine last week, much to the
regret of the many friends site made
while here. ' ’
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1911 and let us help you
than ever before. W e arc
Will make it to yout intcrW e handle
W e have just received a large shipment of
Early Rose No. 4 Seed Potatoes, the best varie
ty for this section. Our prices are loWer than
ever. *,,0 u r price $2.75-per sack.
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T h e Big S to re a t the C lyd e D ock
LelnhotL
Mrs. S.C. Toms of Montgomery. Ala
li. D. Mdnil and O. W. Wolicott are off I drived here on Wcdesday and will he
oyster supper for which they are truly
the guest of her father. Hen y Murray.
grateful to the public.
Lake Charm is anticipating quite an HA* husband will arrive in . February,
• Misses Peters of Jacksonville,' Mrs. addition to Iter community within the Mr«- Toms was formerly Miss Ruth Murray
Oscar Nicholson and Miss Irene Peters of
of Franklin. Ind-and is well known in
Daytona are spcndinfpk pleasant fort
T. L. Mead of Lake Charm, who la In this vltlnlty.
night with their parents. 1
terested in a large truck garden on the
MOORE’ S STATION
Herman Daniel is lit home front I outskirts of Sanford, reports returns of
Southerland for a stay oy two weeks.
$10 per basket for peppers shipped by C. Special Correspondence to The Herald:
Mrs. J. F. McClellan after about a
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Geneva Is indebted to Dr. J. J. Burns M. Deny.
weeks
illlnesa from measles and com
for one of the most Interesting addresses
Mrs. Charles S. Rigby and children, who
it has ever been our pleasure to hear,, who have been Christmas guests of Mrs. plications died the 3rd Inst- and was
which was given us by special request at T. L. Cushing 4nd Mrs. U. G. Smith, left interred In Lake View Cemetery. A
the Christmas entertainment. Dr. Burns I Wednesday for Jacksonville, where they husband, four children and her parents
le a scholar of renown and is much ap I join Mr. Rigby, who preceded them on a are left to mourn her loss.
preciated where ever he goes.
The most of the seats have been re
business trip, before returning to their
moved from the school house' and placed
The recitations by little Misses Helen home in Greenville, S. C.
Morgan. Mode Baker, Culver Ethercdge
Measles and la grippe have been mak- in the old school house In Sanford. Pu
and Dodo Moran were all enjoyed. The- I ing jjrptty nearly a house to house visita pils from the 3rd grade up will attend
Christmas tree was as fine one as ever tion it) pur midst for some weeks They school In Sanford for the future.
Geneva had.
i catne uninvited and tarried all too tong.
Mr and Mrs. James Mitchell are moving
C. N. Haynes and family have moved We wish both a bon voyage to seas un into their new house just completed on
_J&_Jacksonville where lie begins his known and they need never take - the Mudici! avenus.
work as assistant pastor in the Methodist trouble to return. Indeed some one has
Lettuce cutting and potato planting
church. Geneva wishes him much sue- ( suggested >that measles will Imvp to are the principle occupation Just now.
cess in his new field of labor.
wait for another generation to grow up r Mr. and Mr*. J. C. Ellsworth Jr- of
Mr. and Mrs. P. L Chambliss are before daring to intrude himself upon this Willoughby, Ohio, have purchased 10
community again,
j acres of the old Mltdicll property on.
spending several weeks In Osteen.
Misses' Daisy and Carrie Brooks left
CL W. Culpepper has returned from u
Oviedo Saturday. Miss Daisy for Crescent
pleasant trip on the east coast.
Miss Brady visited her father at Winter City, Miss Carrie for Umatilla, where they
flft fr lk it f h t fin il f- h fifilin H H . - ___ ■
— — 4-. » if iim ’hcraiii-thc-PHhllr.-.schools— M i**]
Fanny Brooks left Tuesday for Tampa. ’
Mias' Martha Smith has os her guest
her cousin, Miss McCroa of Georgia.
The many friends of Mrs. Fultz will he
glad to know site is again abie to be
up and mingling with her friends.
D R IL L E R S
Phone 330
Most Complete Line of Baked Goods in Florida
NO. Ill PARK AVENUE
SANFORD,
Beardall ave, and are building a house
and barn and expecutg make It their
home for the future.
II. N. Luinley trad I. M. Lough,- Saiiford carpenters, have been reeling a
house here for J. 0. Ellsworth.
Phone 106
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SANFORD, FLORIDA
Mrs. Reibcr Homrighbus was a caller
here from Sanford Tbusday.
Mr and Mrs. Frank Garrad from hear
Oxftprfy Ohio ore locating . on Beardall
avenue this week.'
Coburn’s Greater Minstrels
Coburn’s Greater Minstrels is the great
big favorite of all the reliable, enjoyable,
real live laughing shows of the seasqp
and never disappoints. New races, old
Rev. E. Lee Smith of Long wood Is
favorites, startling novelties, beautiful
■ponding a few days pleasantly among (
costumes, splendid singing, the latest mu
Uie people or om community.
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sical numbers, and rollicking, screaming
The many friends of Mr. Huddleston 1
comedy without a dull moment makes
l i l f l a nriftnaire tlm fr^ | hi_________
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will he glad to know that he will have (be n
show show.
cast removed this week from his broken <
the moat popular and dependable of at
limb.
I\
I tlie ‘ minstrel shoWs on the road. The
Mr and Mrs. Gilbert of New York are
] singing this yeaJ surpasses all fonnsr
at their winter home jn Geneva after 11
[offerings and among the old favorites 01an absence of several years Their L
hie Coghlan the sweet tenor, Horry Mor
friends extend to them a hearty w el-11
rison thh yodler snd robust tenor, Leslie
come.
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D. Berry, robust baritone, and Robert C.
H^dtetL basso provide some of the very
OVIEDO AND LAKE CHARM beat selections and latest ballads and are
siOgera bard to beat. Lyman Goodman,
iM dsl Correspondence to The Herald:
soprano,
is an added attraction with a
Mias Ella Belle Jones arranged a pleas
most pleasing and remarkable voice and
ant qvening for the young peojile of
personality, and his singing is a feature
Oviedu and Lake Qhurm and an minus-.
of the big first port opening,-which is en
pocUng hostess In giving out Invitations
tirely new this year and the most beauti
to a surprise party at Mist Bertha Dixon’s
ful
ever carried by this company. vA
Wednesday evening, December 28. The
magnificent
floral, statuary and electrical
company met at Miss Jonas’, and the sur
soenic opening splendidly costumed and
prise intended lor Miss Dixon as they en
elaborately produced. Don’t forget the
tered her home was complete. Refresh
dale. Jan. 10th, at the' Imperial Theatre.
ments Were served from the pound pack 63 pounds.
Miss God by of Missouri, the vocalist, Parade and band concert at noon.
ages carried by the guests. A delightful
who has assisted tylsa Emma L. Tucker
evening was spent in Yuletide sports.
I am booking orders for the “New Davis
Mr. and Mra. Clark Harvey oLW aldo in her “ Bible readings” has departed far
Perfect Cucumber’ the most beautiful
and Mrs. John Whitley of Tampa were]
unJ valuable ’ of UWCUkr-fBTrrtty fo r
Rev. Dr. Haynes, his wife and son,
Xaus guests of their parents. Mr. and
Florida growers. Wonderfully prolific,
Philip, left on Monday for the former
Mrs. Joe Linehart at Lake Charm.
of symetrical siiap, dark green color, It
The young people enjoyed roller skating home at Nashville, Tenn.
rivals the hot house product in appear
Rev. Mr. Johnson of Covers, Tenn- ance and commands the highest jvloa
In the Wilson block Tuesday eveobig of
Will buld religious services next * Sunday in market. Price $1.10 per pound. H. H.
'.L Mr. and Mrs. Foster Allison, who have at the Baptist church.
Deane, Phone 253, Oak avenue and First
the holidays at the Allison home,
Prof. Frank Haynes took passage on •treet
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WEST
ELECTRIC LIGHTED P U L L M A N
DINING AN D SLEEPING CARS
ffgjT Information, Rntggj jüd .Reserva tions.aee.Jiearest Atlantic Coast Line Agent or write
A. W. FRITOT, D. P. Agent
!t B*y St.
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T h e m o st b e a u tifu l,
m ost hlghly Im p ro v e d ,
and ric h e s t of all u n c lea re d land in th e
C e le ry D elta , .
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easy te rm s
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Lots in P A L M V IL L A
sold on easy te rm s
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w one-half - m i l e *
0 ^Siom Sanford«, on
0 - liaiJ.s n r f a x e d
The Sanford and
Everglades R. R.
will run freight
trains and street
cats direct through
Palin Hammock
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Prices will .soon
advance materially
Buy a town lot-in
PALM V IL L A
now
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every half mile for
loading cars . •
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Sec J E S S A
M I N E PAR K
10 acres of stately
Pal m i
Majestic
Oaks and fragrant
Yellow Jessamine
■ n exquisite spot
of untrammeled
nature . .
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Palm Hammock
is being settled by
a very high _
of p e o p l e ,
home here i »res w
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™ churches, theatres
9 and shops to your
£ door
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■ liv«y— mail— tfr. W
vice. Convenient 0
school
privilege 0
for your children 0
Young Men of Sanford buy a PALM HAMMOCK Farm or you will live
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First National Bank Building
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Tfie SAWfORP hCSAtS
We are probably the oldest
regular advcrttiera of Flori
da rarm Lands In the South.
We advertised before the
present Intense Interest In
-Back to the Land." Our
methods have brought us In
touoh with thousands of
people all over the world.
We wilt gladly raftr you to
some of these people on
request. Enquiries cheerfully answered. . .
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January s. 19g
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The Howard-Packard Land
Company Is Incorporated
under the Law * or Florida
Paid up capItir'TlOO.noo
The company differs from
the many companies ex
ploiting Florida lands |n
that It’s a home corporation
with an established high,
grade home and foreign
reputation to
maiiit.iin
We cultivate many acres or
land In our home territory
UB-IRRI
m s F l o r id a
“ A N e w s p a p e r W ith in a N e w s p a p e r.”
Published In the Interests of the Intending Investor and* S ettler by the
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Howard-Packard Land Company, ^Incorporated, Sanford, Florida
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Some Day You’ll be Glad to Even Hear of a Chance to Buy a
Pr i c e Today For Cash:
$ 2 7 0
FO R - T E N
-Price Today For Terms
.P rices Today A r e JNpt E ven
Based ; on
ACRES
the
Value
- $ 3 0 0 -
of
-F-OR -T -E N
th e -M e re — Landi
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ACRES*
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Every *Purchaser
of a trrct
of land at Volusia
Farms
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wishing to quit Within One Year from #completion
of his payf
ments, can have his Money back in full with 6 per cent in
terest added, upon the only condition that the farm is deeded
back to us. We will write this in your contracts
History is repeating itself in Florida. Thousands of people aré coming into this State.
The man with a few thousand dollars to inve8t ou£ht to investiguté Florida s Volusia
ery new settler adds value to the land,
-Everrm ontirsees priceffadvance. Wholesale
tractB are now at the price it was formerly
grove “ from the ground up,” should investigate Florida’s Volusia Farms. The man with
enough money to help him over the initial
p
1 to buy at retail. Not a decade ago
land around Sanford was sold for $2.50 an
acre. Today, unimproved lands readily sell
for $300 an .acre— improved lands for $1,500.
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Wliy not be one with the making of history?
six excursions are run at a time when San
ford is at her best. The celery is being marking to engage in diversified farming, will find eted. The soil is yielding of its wealth. Come
at Volusia Farms all that he requires in the here thenyou’ll see for yourself whether
the
W|W of soil, climate, transportation and recre- claims made forSanford soilare true
or 1111ative opportunities provided by river, woods
true. Then, if you prefer to buy,in the Celery
an(j |ajtes.
Delta proper, we’ll be glad to have you inspect
our
Eureka and Black Hammock lands.
The Howard-Packard Land Company bps
never advised or urged the purchase of any of
its lands sight unseen. We have sufficient
season at this season’s price? As soon as the confidence in the lands we handle to know
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limited number of $30 per acre farms are sold, , they w ill bear personal inspection. We also
like to haeet prospective purchasers face to
the price will advance to $35—end every new face. We like to talk with them— we like you
Why not buy your Florida Volusia Farm this
jar will add value to thft l«nH
Tfyou
not cultivate your land now. buy and hold
until you are ready. If you do not want to
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I farm, buy for investment— buy now.
Homeseekers’ excursions leave northern and
central points January 3 and 17; February 1
and 15; March 1 and 15. T ic k e t s to San-
* f^ye^jpcated^lif Florlcla^^The^^ttSe^
us, the more confidence you have in what we
say
w^ot ? e<l0' Therefore, if you can
possibly arrange it, coine here and make personai inspection. i
You can have our booklet, “ Resources of
Volusia Farms," by writing for it. This illus
trated booklet describes the famous tract in
detail. Tells you a lot abqut Florida you
don’t now know. It contains a map showing
you the exact location of the Farms, also a
copy of our liberal Contract for Deed wherein
you are protected in every possible way—
wherein you are g i v e n e v e r v ^ o D D o r t u n i t y to
make good, if you jvant to give up within one
year from completion of your payments, you
can get your money back.*
W e In v ito Y o u r E n q u iry fo r B o o klet o r W o W ill C h e e rfu lly A n s w e r In d ivid u al L e tte rs .
Howard-Packard
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Peoples Bank Building .
Mr. B. A Howard.. President o f
the Howard-Packard Land Com
pany, Sanford, spent a week in
Chicago during the recent Land
~bui prising*
said to a Herald reporter, “ to
know the immense interest now
b e i n g taken in Florida.
Of
being in the laud business
I knew a large number of
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Com pany Inc.
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people were interested in this
State, but the week spent at the
Land Show was practically a re
velation.
The vast attention
A d d ress P lain ly:
SANFORD, FLORIDA
Orlando.
'T h e nearer land is situated to
a settled community the more
valuable that land is from an
their selliug. price more nearly
approximate t h e i r poductive
value per acye.
"W hat
did
I
think
of
the
o f this or that is not so convinc
ing as actually showing
o f goods that an acre pro d u ce d .
-cxhHhtof*-
tlrntor
mean one thlng^that _the
sent price for land must speedily
advance, especially in the case of
land around sealed m m m n n U
ties like that o f Sanford and
land further away, e v «v -th o u g h
both be equally
blest
with
natural advantages. Therefore,
I look forward to the near future
when our best lands will have
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'Tt w aa-fincr r i t ” w s r- worth
nUUIon. o f dolíais freo, on «lu cational point o f view. To state
in print that a thousand -dollars
have been received for an acre
reCelVBdü“g rc a r a s il of attenti
bu, ,
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noritla exhiUtt
could have been more numerous
and complete.
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the class
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�flower* fo r inc u vm j
t JCS I am fond of rose*; but !
them now. not whoa I am dead."
\att Fred H.
the Wolverine
and hi* idea 4* being carried out
movement rapidly spreading over
C. M, HAM ILTO N
| ANNOUNCEMENTS |
DENTIST
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Room 13 Pico DulldihK
f o r Mayor.
Phone 355
A t the tnrtifm «olldlallon o( tny friend« I have
innditlurv for the p o i
nt th e primary lo b e
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•he country.
-Flowersand sunshine for tho living—in held in November,
Respectfully,
G. B U T T
boaniuls. orphan, osylums and home*
W. H. UNDERWOOD.
for the aied-rather than a wealth of
DENTIST
Monotn* upon the coffins of the dead. > fo r City Clerk, Treasurer, Assessor.
Office:
Hines
Gititi,
over Woodruff’s Store
the Idea which had U* origin in _ l b « e t » ufmotmee my candidacy lor
f _ the
2 .. office
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of
City
Clerk.
Treasurer
and
A««e«»or,
Many
year*
arvflind. where charitable institutions
SANFORD, FLORIDA
or experience with city alTniri and clerical « B i
rpn*tanily acknowledge receipt of donn- llon« have made me familiar with the work ofthla
anil hnvintf made Sanford ray home. I n»k
ffons in money foUowIni funtrnl. " . _ office
Ihe voters of Sanford In look up my w o r d nnd
ntneaa
for this poiìtlon or truiL
DK. R. M. MASON
From a small start the custom'has
' Respectfully,
irown to *Hfh tremendous proportions
M. W. LOVELL.
DENTIST
that It is quite a source of revenue for
Weiborn Block
Phoiia IB
mmeofthe institutions. U is claimed
Clerk, Treasurer and Assessor
¿hat the money formerly expended for
I am urged by my friends to announce myself as
Sanford, Florida
a candidate for the office of-Cterk,-Treasurer and
Asseaaor at the comint city election, la which
place I was appointed to fill the unexpired term of
Mark L hcott. I solicit an inspection of the work
done hv me to convince you of my qualification« to
fulfill the duties of the office.
Your* truly. ‘
' ’ R. C. MAXWELL.
SHIPPERS OF
Florida
Gëtiferal Insurance Agents
DR. , W. E. HOUSHOLDER
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d e n t is t ;
Phone 41
fo r City Clerk, Treasurer and Araessor
I annnuncr myself a candidate for the o(Bc«.rJ.
CieAKTrt’natJM’r and Asseaaor. A’ tSUieh oi San
ford continuously since 1880.1 have been actively
Identified with her every Interest
comidentified
interest That I am com
petent ami ran serve acceptably as Clerk, Treas
urer and Assessor f have no ralsfivinds. Intimate
acquaintance With the history, progress and high
aims of the Sanford of today give me flood form sod
fitness to be useful In snhsiamlal
»liin^wiih
<&A N X P R I U - E L 0 R IJO.A.
DÍCKINSON & DICKINSON
Attorneys at Law
f o r Marshal. . .
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Office Gnnicr-WoodfufT Building
Rcqidc/içq (¡19 Magnolia Avcntu*
Office Hours: 9 to 12: 3 to 6 .
Other hours by appointment
o r PENSACOLA
------ CANDIDATE fO K - r
United States
— Senator—-
Marshal and Collector.
The ONipY bank in Sanford that
INSURES*“- EVERY D O LLAR DE
POSITEDÎ A G A IN S T LOSS from any
and aITcaiises.' * :
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O 8 T E 0 P A T H IC
• PH YS IC IAN
I announce my candidacy for re-elecflon as Mar
ial. I propose to make the race solely on my
cord. I nm not the candidate of any clique
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WILLIAM A. BLOUNT
liesi Bank of Sanford, Florida
Ptìopleft-ftykk.-nwt; ■ *V 1-'-Sanford,- Flo rid a
•*y V
----- Sanford
I hereby announce my candidacy fur the ufflce of
Marshal nnd Collector for Sanford at the comln*
'CftÿüiKtKnr---------------------^ 7 ------- •----------Respectfully,
W. A T ILU S
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THE
PEOPLES - BANK
OF
SANFORD
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OFFERS
ANDEW JOHNSON
P r o m p t S e r v ic e
P o lite S e r v ic e
A c c u r a te S e r v ic e
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
M, Il T. Building.
KNotice
S A tsShereby
tf I e~S"
given, to all whom
it may con
cern, that on the Bill day of February, A. L>. 1911,
I shall apply to the llonoruble William Martin.
udge of said Court, as Judge of fYnhnic, lot my
Inal discharge as executrix of the estate of Lyman
Phelps, deceased: and that at the same time I will
present my final accounts ns executrix.
Dated Aug. 3th. A D 1910,
,
Max»1Eiijuar Purus,
51-0 too
. Executrix.
J
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And will appreciate your patronage
Practices in State and Federal Courts.
FOUR PER CENT allowed,on Savings Deposits
Phone 248
Safety Deposit Boxes for rent
GEO. A. DeCOTTES
M. M. SMITH,
H. R. STEVENS,
President
Vice-President
ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW
Practice in State and Federal Courts
Weiborn Block
Crudi1er
Sanford, Fin
THOMAS EMMET WILSON
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
AT-LAW
L IV E R Y , F E E D and
Late Slate Attorney Scvamh Judicial Circuit of
Florida
Residences. Sanford and Sylvan Lake
L. G. STRINGFELLOW
H arn ess and W agon s
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
The man w ho. Is running
on his own merits and
against Ring and Factional
Politics.
- Tile man who Is running
against the Perpetuation of
the United States S tfiato r
— shfpin Jacksonville.
SANFORD LODGES
Sanford t ortee No. 27, L O . O . r .
ktsets every MnnJay at 7:30 p, m „ over Imperial
I W e . W.P. Slone. N. C.,
W. S. liAlitain, Secy.
S'«In ole Chapter No. 2, Order Eastern Star
'Meets every second and fourth Friday In month,
t m y one who has seen his Star In the East ore
tardlally Invited to visit the chapter.
A lkz E. Romms, Sec'y.
• 1.0. E , Celery City Aerie 1833
and thlrdTueadays I d every month
Hall la Welbqfne Block, third Boor.
Phoenix Lodge No. 8, IC'of P.
Meet* second and fourth Tueadoyt, Visiting
IS P a
P K Hutchinson. C C.
' dli 3. Frank. K. R. and S.
Senrord Lodge, No. 6 2 , V. &. A. M.
- -ft WrSpencer. Master; J. C. Eniraliiger. Secrrd il'
“ " “ doo every first and third TTturx4*i* at 7:30 p. m. Visiting brothers welcome.
toCIrcitll Court. 7th Judical Circuit of
Florida In and for Orange County
A * People* Bank of San-l
p»u. a corporation organ -
Ttw.riorVl . U n d and Derstopni'ut Co., acorporaS?
and exist-
JÜijtrS.1
Ml
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SttL lain
Notice o f Application for Tax-Deed
Under Section 8 of Chapter <1888,
Laws o f f ioritili
Notice Is hereby glvrn that W. li french and
S, M French of Knoxville, Tenn. purchasers « f t « «
certificates named below has filed said certificates
In my office and ha* made application fur lax deed
to issue in accordance with law, Said certificates
embrace the following described property situated
Cert. 44U, dated June 3. 1007: Lot B. lllk. p.
Mitchell's Survey of l^-vy Grant, assessed in the
name of E, II. ralm rr.
.
Cert. 432, dated June 3. U*07: Lots - 1 and 22,
Ulk. D. Mlb hcH's Survey til lu-vy Giant, assessed
in the name of Unknown Owner.
Cert. 373, dated July 3, 1903: Lots 23 and 24.
Illk. D. Mitchell's Survey of Levy Grunt, assessed
111the name ot Mrs M E Hlehs
Cert. 373. datwl July 3 11*115; Lots 39 and 40.
fllk. D. Mitchell's Survey i.f lu-vy Grant, assessed
in the name of Mrs. M. E. Hicks.
Cert. 374, datnl July 3. 1905: fulls 31 and 32,
Illk. D, Milcbrll'a Survey of Levy Grant, iissrsted
in the name o( Mrs. M. £. Hicks.
Cert. 377, dated July 3, 1905: Lots « 5 and 00
Illk, I). Mitchell's Survey ot 1-evy Grunt, assesses!
In the name of Mrs. M. E. Hicks.
CotL 378, dated July 3. lUOSt I m U 70 and 77,
Illk. D. Mitchell's Survey of Levy Grunt, assessed
in lire name of Mr« M. E Hkks.
Unless said certificates shall tie redeemed ac
cording to Inw, lax deeds will issqe thereon on the
31st day of January. A D. 1911..
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Witness my oficlsl signature and seal this the
30lh
Ih day ni liecember, A, D. 1910
li. M Rl* ino » i .
Ueall
• Clerk
Cle ' Circuit Court. Orange County, Flojidn.
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If IBID ‘ n<l lhU 30,b
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J. A. KIRKWOOD.
Sberiff of Orange County,
H en ry
M c L a u lin
i’ ickui'd’a Hand-Painted China
——
* Gorham'S Sterling Sliver
Rogers' Plated Ware
Elgin and Waltham Watches
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E A R L Y V E G E T A B LE S
H o race M e n d e n h a ll
MISS RUTH ABBOT
AND
F R U IT
References:
CLASS IN PIANO LESSONS
PR O D U C E
C O M M IS S IO N
M ERCHANT®.
1 (^ E . Camdon St., B altim ore, Md.
Tltis i’ nper and riiimsniids of PlenNetl Shlpitcrs In Florida
Given at Homo of Pupils. Address
123 Ninth St.
Sanford. Fla
D rin k a B ottlo of
FLOWERS — PLANTS — BULBS
L. H. T E M P L E
MJENI JACKSONVILLE TLOKAL COMPANY
Phone 166.
Ilth and Oak Ave.
Sanford,
Florida
Si>ccial Offering in Ferns.
Floral Designs to Order. .
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g in g e r
a le
or
so daw ater
Miinufoctured with pure (listlllrd water—tltey will prevent ilinesa, old
digestion nnd givo you health
The
S a n fo rd Coca Cola B o ttlin g C o ., S a n fo rd , F la
p lu m b in g and
G a s F i t t i n g ^ __^
1’
. 'Phone 230
Sanford Library
I w
AND
S a fe ty D opoalt B oxes fo r R an t
O R O A N IZ E D 1887
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Free Reading Room f
ROOM 20
THE M. & R. STORE
And ICE CREAM PARLOR
Upstairs, Pico Block
• • Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p. m. ; ;
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OF SANFORD, FLA
F . H . R A N D , P re s id e n t
P. P. P O R 8 T R R . C ashier
Only National Bank In Orange County
Funds Protected by Burglary Insurance
JEWELER
MY SPECIALTIES
FO R
■RTTtTSnrfr— Till1 Cunsci vntiny ««f—Mtroie
Cincinnati. Ohio
o
*1" 1* “ f December
—
when ttliippctl lo IICWITT.
If you lire not doing
business with (Ills House, write to them ni ont*.
Ö
Heating Stove*
P R IC E S
O R AN G ES , G R A P EFR U IT , TA N G ER IN ES AND
. T arm a %6 P e r M onth
2 Loason < P ar W eak
Opposite a t y Hall
Rata
TOP
All Work Recalye* My Peraonal Attention
and Best Effqrts
Meals, 35a
Spoetai
.
.
Have your heater put up now. The
cold is coming. Be prepared. We have
n large stqck of wood heating stoves also
gas and oil heater. The Geo. H. Fernald
“ •«» « oamora, 1 „
Ueccmber 23rd, 1910, waa ta Hardware Co.
*S* Circuit Court under tiu
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I am organizing a class in
Music in Sanford.
\ GATE CITY HOUSE ■> C. H. D INGEE
^
Notice o f Institution
o f Suit by attach
ment.
in.il Î Ï 1“*d*r and by virtue of said writ of
. g f f lH
f f5*»1
h e following
«> «Jk*ve
»v o levied upon tthe
............* dosla ii.»*4* ***^ 55* Und. situate, lying and
r* the county of Orange and state of Florida,
H E A V Y H A U L IN G AN D C O N T R A C T IN G
Office in City Hall
Room ami Board $1.50 Pitr Day.
* y ^ r W * Ljckwuod- Treasurer ot the Florida
UtvelooiBont Company, defendant,
uuLfHí*^** Ri ™of‘ »,it"crestr<i in tLe above ong W W M e o r a ijy of the lands hereinafter deTouwl
nqjkse that on th 23rd day of Dc-
B lacksm lthlng and H orsoah ooin g
H orses and M u les Bought and Exchanged
NOTARY PUBLIC
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Saturdays 4 to 9 p. m.
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Ic e -e r e im i- F ttim is ite tir itt- P H itS r Q ttH r ls - fiiH l- G e H fn »
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S ta tio n e ry ,-C o n fe c tio n e ry and
P e rio d ic a ls of all K inds
104 first S t ru t
Phone 281 _
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Crate«
•1,640
123,968
181,768
towtoj artetUn w rif |uar,nu*d
ra im cam dixxaint for ca«h
a lmeteai on detentad
a par taiea until development hr«i„.
rM * ™ 00. 00 or 90 d . v . T " ' M l ,
fa jp a y m e n u ln c a a e ot »T ttím T
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$10 monthly
Why. Sanford Celery Delta Land is in Great Demand at
" ^ S f lt m ^ r lc e s W h ile Colony Promoters are Straining
Every Nerve to Sell Arid Sand Dunes at $15 an
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FIRST— To make a success o f growing fruits or vegetables in Florida, the land MUST "be irrigated.
pumping plant that cost $30,000.
A ll truck gardens Are.irrigated.
SECOND—Two kinds o f irrigation am used in Florida.
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The largest orange grove in Florida is irrigated with n
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One is secured by pumping the water, which Js distributed through iron
pipes.
'B reather is-secured
_______ from flowing artesian, wells. -The latter is in use in our Celery .Delta— These wells do not-cost over $75 each, one being enough to irrigate five
Many o f these wells have been flowing for the past 33 years.
Pumping plants are unnecessary if you have flowing wells.
The Celery Delta of Sanford occupies the largest area
THIRD— The quantity of land upon which flowing artesian wells can be secured in Florida is limited
FOURTH— The Colony Promoter sells arid lands, formerly used os pastures.
water on them.
many cents.
-%
These lands cannot be irrigated.
There is either too gjuch water or not enough
These lands are non-productive insofar as growing vegetables is concerned and the acre that Is offered you ot $13 Is not worth that
Good land is not given away.
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FIFTH — Land that will produce things that can be sold for money and will produce them each season, is cheaper than land that is non-productive, no matter
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how little you may pay for the non-productive land.
SIXTH— Our wet season occurs during the summer.
W e do no vegetable farming then.
Oqr dry season occurs during the winter.
Mout o f season” with little or no rain.. Then is when our irrigation is useful and beneficial.
32 months.
Our artesian wells have carried us through a drought o f
W e mode more money in the Sanford Celery Delta then thairwe ever did, before or since.
The wells did it.
SEVENTH— Outside of the Colony Promoter’s plans on paper, he has nothing to show you in the way of developments.
celery, lettuce or other vegetables.
His crops are imaginary. -His plana flighty.
ials to embeli8h his fraudulent literature.
Then we grow our crops
His schemes, fakes.
He has no brood acres planted to
He uses Sanford pictures and Sanford testimon
With these he proceeds to “ Show you what can be done in Florida,” and if you are not cautious he “ Will do
you in F lorida”
His fairy stories are dreams.
It is as far from the western end of Florida to the southern end o f Florida, as it is from Jacksonville to
New York City.
Then It is plain to you at once that Sanford pictures and testimonials have little to do with illustrating "W hat can be done in Florida.'
EIGHTH— The lands offered you by those schemers are undrained, unproductive and of little value except for grazing purposes.
land will sustain one cow, no more, possibly less.
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Forty acres o f that COLONY
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N IN TH — Four Natural Conditions have met in the SanfonJ Celery Delta and formed the base of one of the most progressive communties on this continent,
th e first' condition is our flowing artesian wells which makes us absolutely independent of the rainfall.
* underlaid with a subsoil o f clay, thus enabling it to retain applied" fertilizers and moistures.
stations here.
crates.
You will have no experimenting to do.
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offered.
The third condition is, we are situated at the head of nuvi-
Our Celery Delta ships one third of all the vegetables that leave Florida in boxes, barrels or
W e have on ice factory with 100 tons capacity each 24 hours, the entire product being used to refrigerate Sanford vegetables.
TW E LFTH — SanTord has become famous os a vegetable producing center.
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The second condition is, our Celery Delta is
There have been 75 vegetable buyers here at one time.
their products.
This attracts to our city purchasers ready to take our products in any quantities
During the past season the growers organized an Association to Intelligently market
Here you secure ali the benefits o f organization, development and intelligence.
THIRTEENTH— W e have blazed the way for you.
W e have shown you the-trails.
W e hove cleared the paths for you.
W e do not invite you into a wilder
ness, but we invite you to join in and become one o f a set o f scientific farmers who are this very minute making a world record in the matter o f .pro
duction.
THIS IS THE REASON W H Y OUR L A N D IS V A L U A B L E A N D THE HOLDINGS OF THE S A N D D U N E F A K IR GO BEGGING
A T NOTHING A N ACRE
W e h ave H a m m o q k L an d , P in e L an d , M u c k L a n d , L an d fo r Pecan and C itru s G roves, C h icken R anohes and
Irrig a b le L an d fo r V e g e ta b le F a rm s as w e ll as som e Im p ro v e d Property,
O u r te rm s a re reasonable
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Sanford, Florida, U. I
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COMPANY
P. S.— We have 50 Beautiful BuUding Lota overlooking the S t Johns River ot Wedgewood adjacent
44x132, which we are selling at $30 for inaide lota and $40 for corner lota.
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Terms, $5 per lot down and $2
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IN S A N F O R D — U h h
Vumber 22
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE
Worth b b m g
CANFORO, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JANUARY I3,1911
SEMI
annual
REPORT
m
SCHOOL IMPROVEM ENT SOCIETY
GREAT PO PULARITY CONTEST
Volume III
BLOUNT IN THE FIRST
City Clerk Maxwell Believes In Giving Interesting and Instructive Meeting Interest Is Growing.Every Day Amoni,
The Figures
Held at Auditorium
Herald Readers
P e n s a c o la M an L e a d s The T ic k
City Clerk R. C. Maxwell has made
The meeting nf the School Improve
In the press of other business the great
e t F o r S e n a to r
many improvements in his office since bis ment Association was held at the high Herald popularity contest was neglected
appointment several months' ago. Mr. school building Monday afternoon. This hut week but it has fairly ^started now
COLUMN D EVOTED " TO P EO P LE Maxwell Is an expert accountant having was one of the largest and «most inter- and-will be pushed to completion. We
been for many years in the auditor's of- ing meetings ever held by this organi want every family in the county to read WILL REQUIRE SECOND PRIMARY
it > »
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flee of a large railroad corporation and zation, showing that the people of San The Herald und are willing to give uway
In This Deportment will be Found the believes In system. He hns attendee ford are wide awake to the interest of these grand prizes to stimulate the desire
Comments
yo u n g-*Stockton Are Running Glose
most faithfofiy to the -affairs of the city their schools and Invariably respond
Latt fio
a*.,:,—,
« » s z y u U c+aa*I aarti— Sur-- .
Of Practical Writers
and is ever ready to attend to every duty, when a call Is ingjLs in this direction: djes Will
u r je ftW tond hustle -'-id'lilt
S3
prise To Many
The public appreciates the courteous An Interesting program was arranged men should give them thetr support.
.t
xsatUctoiyicaaetic Car the afternoon. 13>e first number-Was You can subscribe for a number ol years
On Matters .Politically.
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To Um Editor of The Her»Id:
manner of handling the clerk's office. In a piano solo, "The Dying Poet” Louis in advance and assist your favorite, us
W. A. Blount is mnintaining Ills lead
For some time It has been noticeable this Issue Mr. Maxwell gives his semi- Gottschaff, beautifully rendered by Miss
The Herald is good all the time and you of apiiroxlmntely 3,SOUvotes tn the sena
that, among our people here there has annual report—something that the tax Flossie; Frank. The first address by Rev. are getting your money's worth.
torial primary. N. P. Bryan is second,
been, and still Is. much criticism and payers of Sanford will appreciate, this G. B. Waldron on acliools in general,
Ballot boxes will be kept at J. U. Law- with n lead 'over John N. C. Stockton
complaint about the manner In which report every six months. At the earnest was full of good advice and well re
son's and the M. &. R. store and you can slightly less than a thousand votes, and
city affairsJmve been and are being con solicitation
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_ Muxr ceived,
of his___
.many
friends_Mr.
-l^ijj xaclieally nsasurtoLUmt-Blotto»- und
a a s » v ' tfucrtd. • No one of-eewrse object? fa this *wrff |s'n- «mrt!rTme~nr '^ilfvm r flfnraelf
talk on the object of the association, file pri
prizes ore such that the contestants Dryan wITi 6e fhe two candidates in ’The- *
public comment, for such it has become, and will receive the support of those who rending a letter, from Miss Ruwqnu
,
will be well rewarded. This is a home second primary.
upon his acm, for If they are as they are in favor oi having the city's affairs Longmira of Tallnbussee. president of
A feature of the polling yesterday was
affair, conducted by your home paper.
should be there Is nothing to fear. While transacted upon strict business (irinciples. the slate association, giving in detail The prizes were all purchased of home tho lack of interest of the voters, und
on the other-band If they be not that; then Mr. Maxwell's record is a clean one and many of the practical objects of this people and your money la spent at home. but two-thirds vote, of the normal vole of
still less ogul£ there be any well founded is open for your inspection. He is a organization. Miss Mercedes Munson, The contest will be u^gootj natured one the Slate was brought out. Report» are
fityjwtlnn. in fact, the mural health and young, alert business man-soaking the of one of the promising young singers of
among home folks- and -every ptTblic coining in slow, but it is not cx|>ectcd
civic righteousness of every community fice because lie expects to give tho pub Sanford, delighted the audience with a
spirited-citizen-should tukc an interest in tlint the reinnining counties to be heard
raunity must depend largely upon the ic service and he has no desire to he sweet solo. "Message of the Rose" ac
it. Subscribe now and help your favorite from will materinUy change the position
thoaghtfulness and vlgilunce of 1U people upon the city's pension roll as a favor. companied by Miss Margaret Davis. Mrs. take the lead. • The following contestants of the candidates.
In matters of public concern; and every A vote for Maxwell means u vote for a R. L. Homrlghous gave an cxcellant talk •tart this week ns follows:
Returns„up to 11 o'clock with some
public official ougbt to take pride in the man who knows his duty and attends on art, advising pictures by the old mas MU* Mildred Potter. . . . 7 . 3. 550 counties missing and others incomplete. Mias Saidie Williams........... ....................
1,025
Jact mat his constituents were following to it.
ters for decorating the walls of tho school MIm Alias Robbins .....................
1,025 iihow the following vote:
him with an interest in keeping with his
______ 1.023
building. Five minutes -talks by - D.- L M III L u d ilo K k lia rd i----------. . . .
Dlount-. 10,341¡—Bryan f.,723; Stockton—
Mils Jessie Sunnon............................... i.ooo
Surprise Supper
responsibility to them, and to the com
'brasher,' professor Mnris and C. R. Cameron
6,091.
It ■is certain that ho one candidato
Ctiurvh...........
ÏÏT*"?,'” ! City
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1,000 —
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One of the very pleasant social events
Male U«iacdy—............... 1,00ft._an m „ lvn
munity which lie serves. Even the SaunWalker, covering the different phases of MU*
majority by the present
M
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Helen
Rowland.........
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1,0001e®0
reoe*vtì
terer with bis flashlight has taken two ur of the week was given in the nature of school work were an inspiration within Mrs. Mabel Johnson ..
1.000 vote.
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Ml»» Alloa Whliner srrVAnt*IVCi«VI
600
surprise suppet by the friends and
three snapshots Of late, and he Iff* to be
From
news
received
from
most
of the
themselves. C. R. Walker of the school Misa Carraway
600
near neighbors of Mr and Mrs. J. M.
J. li. Stryker....
MiO counties in the State, Mr Blount is lead- *
commended for it If------- T
board gave a. most interesting resume Mrs.
Misa Otédy» Gardner,
‘500
Now, in view of the fact that we are to Welker ot their beautiful pew home in of the growth of the Sanford schools
ing N. P, Dryan by nbout four thousand,
Beck
Hammock,
the
occasion
being
in
hold our city election very soon would it
votes. 'The ’.returns from the various
ststiug that eight years ago, the board
The Wednesday Club
not be well for everybody who knows hoqor of the birthday anniversary of set their stakes to have the best and
The comfortable and attractive rooms counties are yet incomplete. Mr Blount'
anything which will assist us iu voting Mrs. Welker.
largest -school in Orange County. This in the hospitable homes In which the hue so far the lead in Btovnrd, Cohtmhhi,
Mr. and Mrs.
W clked^by their
wisely to tell it out in the open und call
has been accomplish, and now the Wednesday Club wure InVUcd to hold Franklin^ Gadsden, Hamilton. Holmes, Jefthe other fellow's handf Those chosen kindly and lovable spirifHuid genial stakes are set for the best in the state. their meetings this winter, or the inter erson, LnFa yet le.LI bcrty.Mmli will,Orange,
next month to conduct the aifairs of our hospitality, have endeared themselves Judging from the progress made during esting programs, or it may be both, have Putnam. Smun Rosa, Sumter, Wuhan ami
growing city for the next twelve months to a large circle of friends in the year the last eight years, it seeins that this been the means of bringing out a fine at Washington.
wifi have much to do in determining that has passed since they became is not expecting too much.
He practically swept Santa Rosa county
tendance each week.
whether the Greater Sanford shall hen permanently located in this charming
The association elected the following
Mrs. C. R. Walker's paper on "The and carried every vote in Ids home pre, reality or only an imagination. No fam tropical section of the Celery Delta, and new officers for the ensuing year, presi Wireless Age,” noting in the order uf duel In Pensacolu.
ily can ever make much progress when till those who shared in .the delightful oc dent, D. L. Thrasher, vice president, Mrs. their invenUqn, commercial and practical
Stockton seems to lie gaining on Bryan
divided against itself, neither can a city casion joined in wishing Mrs. Welker II. H. Chappell, secretary, Mrs. C. C. Use to mankind, first dio telegraphy and In the later returhs und some of his
or town, and few of either ever stand many many returns.
Woodruff. These meetings are held tho telephone was a very instructive paper, frionds here bellevo he may bo nlilc to
Among those present were Mr and Mrs.
divide«* long when once they cdhne to un
second Monday each month in the high evidencing both research and care in its go in the second primary.
derstand each other. Of course everybody Alex Vaughn, Mr and Mrs. Huston and school building
Mr. Blount's friends here arc very
upjirecintiun. ^
!
is not expected to agree, for there may be daughter, Mr and Mrs. Atkinson, Mr. and
“ Navigation of the Air,", by Mrs. C. C. much encouraged over Ids remarkable
Funeral o f Judge Raney
those whose private interests come be Mrs. Dunlap, Mr and Mrs. Huldinc. Mrs.
Woodruff, was a very entertaining review race.
In the presence of a vast concourse in of the history of Um various inventions of
tween them<.and their civic duty, and John Vaughn, Mrs. F. V. Lee, Mrs.
New Clothing Store
thero-nre many who would never permit Hutchison' Mr and Mrs. D. Hart. Mr and which there were representatives from vehicles or modes of air navigation, from
The
new
firm of Palmer &. Sclgh ox*
Mrs.
Edgar
E.
Brown.
Miss
Jordan.
Miss
every
section
of
die
State
and
from
every
such to be; these on u certainty could
tlie earliest and crudest to the present
[Kiel to start lu tho clothing and gents'
Fish. Miss "Dickson; Mr A, Vaughn "Jr. walk of life, the remains of Judge George
never find common ground on which to
day attempts and asplrationsuf tin*, manMr. Swingle and Mr McCartney.
F. Raney were laid to rest Monday after birds, to soar above their earthly limita furnishing business about January 23,
stand togetlier.
The store room in the DeForest building
noon in the Episcopal cemetery at Talla tions.
No community, or other organization as
Burial o f Ernestine Molnar
Is being in line shai>u for the new busi
hassee,
following
impressive
services
at
for that matter, can ever be uny better
“Science and Inventions" next claimed
_ Ernestine Motnor, the little daughter the Episcopal Church. Rev. W, H. Zeiglcr
ness. New allow windows are being
■than those of whom it is composed, and
Uie attention of tho dull..nearly. all the
of Mr and Mrs. Ernest Molnar died at conducted the services.
bultt that will "give n better disphty-arnF
every government, If made by lu people,
Gainesville last Monday after a brief ■ Seldom hns the capital city expressed members telling of some late-discovery the interior is being remodeled. The
can be no' better than the people who
in the world of science or new invention
illness.
sucli genuine regret as was evident wiien in practical use. Muuy interesting facts fixtures have arrived and workmen are
made it. Equally true i t . is that no
The reinuins were brought to this city the bells toiled out the funeral announce
busy getting them into slinpe. The store
people can intelligently pass upon a ques
and intoned in the family lot in Lake- ment. Stores were closed, llags were at were noted.
will |»relent n fine nppeurauce when
tion until they know what it is and fully
Miss LlUle Farnesworth read her post
view cemetery.
finished
and Palmer & Seigli expert to
half mast, and sorrowing citizens gather
understand iu import In the light of
Utile Ernestine had only gladdened ed to pay their last tribute to a beloved poned paper on “ The Witticisms und carry a fine line of'goods.
,
Sayings of Thomas Nulson Page." Miss
these well known principles would it not
the hearts of her •parents but a short citizen, a distinguished Jurist and a peer
FarnesworUi treated her subject in a very
be just as well that before the election period when tho grim reaper called, her
d o n 't I r a te S a n fo rd
less statesman.
felicitous mnnnei. If Mr. Page could
the city’s true condition be made known?
To have your dresses made. Madame
home. This beautiful baby life was so
The floral offerings were the most only have heard how cleverly he was por
If our city lathers would open tiic books
Josephine of New .York has opened a
precious, so fraught with blessing to her eluboruto ever seen here, and the grave
trayed he would doubtless have been as first class establishment over Yowell'a
and records and make it known to the
partentt that she seemed u flower of wus literally banked with them. The
much pleased us the club were enter store und is prepared to create the finest
people of the city just what has and wha't
Faradise permitted to bloom for a brief service at tho church wus attended by all
tained and amused.
has not been done perhaps they (the
and luloit designs for the ladies. Styles
season by their side, then recalled to its of tiie dignitaries of State,, including the
Program for January 18:
people) could set'* die matter right and
are the latest New York and Paris
nature skies, leaving the earth road Tor governor and the Stale House officers,
“ Homo Building." Mrs. H. 11. Chappell. designs but the prices are very reasonable
place the seal of their approval, as well them dark und lonely indeed.
die county and city officials and mem
“The First American Legislature," Mrs. and the ladies are invited to call and
as disapproval, where it rightly belongs.
The grief stricken parents und relatives bers of the various lodges of die city.
May Dlcklns.
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talk over the subjects which are dear to
Give us the facts, gentlemen, that there have our sympathy In their hour uf
The body w ej escorted to the grave by
every feminine henrt. Repair worit-wHi'
he no bitch in our city's progress. By all
bereavement.
tho Lamar Campof Confederate Veterans. hellion."
also reccivn prompt attention.
G-t
means turn on the light and let'a have
All of the business houses of the city
Politics
in
Colonial
Vlrglnip.
tlw truth and be convinced, and those
• -Card From W. A. Blount
were closed during the funeral hour, und
"My aim is to follow the main stream
who deserve it be rebuked.
PACK CELERY WITH CARE
To the Democratic Voters of the State so large was the crowd that many were
Citizen, i
of causation from the time of Raleigh to
o j Florida: The returns from tho pri
to get a view of the grave.
the time of Dinwiddle, from its source
mary’election of today show positively
Sanford Growers Paying Mar# Atten
down
to its absorption into a mightier
that I have carried my home county by
tion to it This Year
. \
Warning to Potato Growers
stream." Mrs. J. C. McDaniel.
more titan 2,000 majority, anil indicate
Hurry
Word
manager
ot
th
e
’
Florida
It
Is
quite
a
temptation
to
buy
wherever
Meeting Next Tuesday Night
that if I have not a majority throughout we can get the lowest prices but how
Growers' Association, in speaking of conSanford's Many Crops
Plans Into Operation
die state 1 have a very large plurality. .7 often do we resolve never to be so de
Unions, said that last week lettuce and
Operators
In
the
Sanford
Celery
Delta
Flans are being brought jo a head for
I desire to extend my beorfelt thanks luded again! So-called bargains generally are pleasing disappointed in what they celery slid well because of the pleasant
the proposed gymnasium, baths, reading
to my home people for the magnificent cost us dearly. The potato grower can are realizing from their products. A weather. He anticipates ii fair ipuveroom, etc., for Sunford. The committee
demonstration of trust in roe, and to my not afford to buy ’ cheap” seed for bis case In point is that of Mead and Berry merit throughout Januury, but no heavy
on ways and means, appointed last
friends throughout the state for dielr present crop suffers and If he Introduces who had two acres of lettuce that was shipments. He anticipates that the as
month Is ready to report for action next
great and unselfish efforts in my behalf, a disease Ills soil may be Infested for so badly blown by the early fall storm sociation will be in n position to supply
Tuesday night The Sanford band is ex
and to aay to them and to the other years. To secure seed potatoes true to that they considered it ruined and made the trade with good stock during the last
pected to open the evening with music
voters of the state that if die complete name sod free from disease costs moner. arrangements to plow under. For some 20 days of tills month and the first 10 nr
and there will be a brief program of In
returns shall show that a second primary therefore such seed cannot be bought at reason they got ready to begin,same, the IS dayp of Februory. From the looks uf
strumental and vocal music. All men are
will be necessary 1 shall continue die the same prices ss the miscellaneous (Hants that were left in the ground had things the crop will be a fine quality by
Invited to come, enjoy the musle. and
kjatUe to the end. vigorously, and believe collect ion not worthy to • be called seed so improved in ¿appearance that they January, 10- Mr. Ward Is insistent that
lake part In the discussion. At the
with the assistance of my friends, suc tho/ can be picked up on die open mar
were in doubt wether It might not be members grade their produce, making all
People’s church Tuesday night. Jan. 17,
cessfully.
# ' 'f
ket; but a few cents a bushel means Just as well . to let them mature and their packs true to name. Wonderful
117:30. _____________________
(Signed)
W. A. Blount.
dollars in the grower's pocket later on. thus get something back for their labor. progress has been make in this direction,
John Duster, the Irrepressible hustler of
They decided to do so, instead of re- and from the way the trade lias taken
A
a I n v n v * w YM
T va i i a ___ He should buy buy the best. Wilson A
wwg
11^m P
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vm
toomer
Ferdilzer
Co,
aT
Jacksonville.
cooping
a portion of expenses, they have To Ihe t ImproveifiefiL growers Teel enIn dils issue nt The Herald Is u page
to the gratification of his many friends.
FIs.,
who
are
ever
alert
to
guard
the
received
in cash over $1600, from the coursgod and each*one Is taking a great
Mr. Duster is busy putting In a crop of “ ad" for D. L.-Thrasher. He expects to
growers' interest* tiufl the plants growing two acres, and their harvesting from this deal of interest in the matter, many of
,i
Potatoes on the rich lands recently pur- put pn a real sale tomorrow and you coo
them trying to make Ids pack better than
ChAsod or the ttolden RchI Estate Co., In bare money by coign# st Um star*. See their seed sprayed every three weeks plat Is not yet entirely completed.
to insure "1bgainst the disease*
H
P ^ ^ P e p p « * am * paying oeup Tjera about*. iii» neighbor's. Lettuce last, week was
ad”.
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Spring Hammock.
1
valeut. This precaution added to the One puny has been selling six basket held steady at S1ia2.7fi f. n. b. Sanford,
On die lake front, ‘3 acres—just the greatest cultural core has resulted In carriers at 112. Of course the stock was It la-estimated that the Florida Growers'
Seth Woodruff of Orlando was among
the prominent visitors to the city on place for early cucumbers, Dish potatoes, Ideal Seed Pots lues and such enterprise fine. Marketing began about the boll- Association will move 65(ji70 per cent, of
Um crop.—Produce News.
Moa4a*'
' tomatoes. Apply to C. H, Uffler. 20-31 should be rewarded by liberal patronage.
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Original 18-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 06, 1911; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
Coverage
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Sanford, Florida
Publisher
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<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
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application/pdf
Language
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eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald