1 10 104 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/230c5c053eaf0d7757f9b2f4d1803ebb.pdf c4114c5c42825745e515659c0b34db26 PDF Text Text ' December 27. t i l l TOE OANJPORD HERALD : 1n V » •• r L » I I 1 * I* 1 I 1 I .• - . ~ • » \ 1 \ ■ -■ > ' »s * 'miJm • « I ; \ \ j \ mi a ' L - - - ' i Jk i.* JR r L / n 1 * N ' r l l J C«ntt|Jit Hirt ScbsITnar A Mir« Pl*nty of Evidence. ? 1 wonder,’4 » id Slithers, stopping Ida c a ra t lh o ffmdald* net) addressing an old ntan working Id the flelde. "If I can tot any taaollne around here?" "I reckon y« kin.*' replied the old iqan. straightening up* and-leaning on hja hoc. "Ye kin *ot It In. yer‘ ayatom, anyhow. Them, para .ahead o’ * ye •eoma to have left a few’ Ion of It be­ hind 'em, JedKlty'- by the condition of the atmoapher^.—Judge. Heal Meaning of Croee. It la aiiltl "iljut the elgnature of f croaa, mg ply used q^-t)ld document*. if often misunderstood to mean Jgnor anco on the part of the signer. ft war sometime*'due tor,Inability to writ«, but quite aa often nmonglhe Saxon* It waa an ut tentation oi good faith, a form of o#th that the »internent war true. It waa often required of the flgnor that he add hi* «eth to hi» f t r i m a h tw l Inee today," Ml»» Green aald to Mils fllaier. "I hope you'll enjoy youraejr*r *‘0 lf .,J’nr cure, to have a good timet"' replied- Mint Ulaxer. " I’m gu. Ing with a woman whoa* .husband strongly dleupprorea pf her seeing »hows like l)m one we are golhg to see; ao 1 think wo can't fall to enjoy ourselves.'' ' •* * fit « A »a « a • C . n l j Notice The Sanford Library wifi not be open again until, the fourth day of January.* On that date It will be ro-o'pened In the new quarter* .aqcured for it in the Imperial Theatre Imlldjng.; Book* or magaxlnos which have U«n loaned nut i t auch date* aa will'make, them due for return during the Interval ' J*' 1 Mi • between Decentbpr ,1,7th and January man 4th will not inton a fine If returned on January ith . . The annual meeting will be held in the •. new room Thurdaay. January !»th, 1013, day- All intereiitcd.nri* urged to attend. 3^21 FOR replied the loya| friend, "be'g a pa trlot wbo never neglects hi» duly aa a cltlaeu. He haa born a member of the petit Jury threb times, a member of (he grand Jury twice, a delegate to four conventions and ha* gone uqresistlng to thylsgiiJgGitttrfi'cqiledtly. TVairUmo haa be to‘himself?" Know Mora About Electricity. During tsn years the output of th«' electric generating pianta haa nearly trebled, but th*. number'of accidenti haa remained the same. An Increase ; would; be naturally looko3~fbr. - but this aeema to Indicate that tunny id the accidents of the earlier yean wtrrq due to Ignorance o> ca Parrot Foiled Burglars. *■ A parrot waa the means'of saving which la now avoided by a house In Faria from the Kttentlohs Knowledge, of the bee of ilectrtolty of burglara. .Three men broke lo, bqt and elOctrtoal machinery.* aa they entered ubey were startled by Cruet Him. ., £ ‘a vojf* av ln «.?^ V io goes there?" Im­ Mabel—"George ,thlnk*\l e ta . ¿0 mediately Ahey took lo'thelrjhqela and easy to please" GladyaV"H*. niu.t flejk , When the owner-of Ik* bouse returned 'he'Tound the parrot still think so aiter all tbb real of ua' bad proudly repealing, "Who goes there?', turned him down." All '„ '.— U |„ .u — a g e r H *^ “! merely , wlah tllng a-love dispute occurred In Buda- my k n n a , . » _ h . < . . _ 1 . 11. g 1lbiUl>PyPrJ - ^ ‘.R»wr liar: ,X»a If yoa wjnf.tnutn. pUnl our tttd. Lll u» quoin. dclivrttd ptUetjjm. , cltsi c ; ,1 Liiin|,fon'i True Hi.,» Sr«ic.l Glob« Tomato.* |3.U ) per lb. d<livvt«l Wr hauriIt avfiythlqg in lin» Wiila (at tfhtnf càlatg)»», K ILG O R E SEED COM PANY, Plant City,'Florida ^ a succesa at î * ï. must be started oil vig^ DUCK EGGS •* PU R * S T R A IN Sellini» $1.00 Each dATtS & TODD a « tu s m Im ì ru- Plumbing and. Gas Fi t t i ng Work Receirea My Periiqtial *■■ io m INDIAN RUNNER r’ AUentlon And Beat Efforla V -. Satisfactorily .Settled. J. e»rv- <M»«Uf»Hor y me»heri e f- t H * F L O R ID A B fin t, P<X«t«*», To m »«o »». C u U n b e t i, I'tp p cr.- W»t«rg>*ion. CslU iloup* . S w C vin, >■>.j >j »• f>. 1 ii- P U n l. » ' *• ^ Notice * , ***--• The annua) meeting of the stock hold­ ers of the Pint Natuional Bank of San­ ford, Fla., will he held at the office ofthe Bank, in Sanford,’ F|«,. mi the -ascend Tuesday in January, 1013, at Ten o'clock a. m. F. T. FORSTER. ^ . 3M nCashier. Had No Tim*. Why doesn’t Ja b ei Jones go to ? r l i i whrt--herf- deefdwtt tm'T Nwf tro-ftrht u ftgtii -ar g tftror over » young man with whom they, were both In. love. settled the matter . by becoming engaged to the tVo men «hü voiaatw w T ö"a a ~ i i r i r o r » S E E D S . .. can be easily and quick­ ly taken up by the rootlets and converted age. Later in the season-also-; the plant food must be there to ripen, the product and harden it for shipping. BRADLEY'S FERTH.I7F.RS OepeattwrStr.Hall — u n f f w a u n t Cöhuup this sort q f p la n t food, a s F lo rida treirlrnya » ’S5wg~TearBcd from thirty ydAfd' of expcricnee"ln uiing' them. Not only "quality”'and but " suitability ” are watchwords of Bradley1» t • it,, •' ' Use of PoHry. ; We believe that póeWy, fair from Ih» i B V«r» •Jurtitg society, la bnf of t h * .great I * ' « » ¿ d aa at rumenta of It* roflnemcnt and. exalt*. ,, atlon. R lift» the m ind-aboyé Jtrdi' * - hiry Illy, glvùa* It.a re ^ g e from de- ^ pressing oaren and awakfflg tbß ponJç lcifrasucaa of ita affinity w ith > b at la "Oee! pure and noble.—Cliatilling. * Would re f? v 5^ ' :i’* î ■ tr Article la eoe l i which the merchant hiiriatf has Uaullelt faith else he wcmM uol advertise it. Ycu ar* safe tn pjitronlilns tfcs Write us today Tor bookjet. mailed free. - . 1 . ,, * ! • ' * : -I * '■ «< T h e A m e r ic a n A g r ic u ltu r a l C h e m ic a l C o J acksewvlIU Sale* Depaftmeet, . • O B « 21» L j: See The* HerakLf ■ • -•- . V . - . . r? * . 4 vìV" . �" y j - ■- _ P ^ b iliih ix ^ S ^ m liW ò é k ■••••■¿r -.-V ■ "• -• ■ . . J , and ■M itL 'Ij.V f » æT^ K T .. v ■ .*5s . r ■ N u i r a s . ••' : -y - 1------ tv— f - a '• : • :..» ■ • I l jg ' v V. •*V . ; : v />., a >■ ■ "* '- a ' : r * .. * , ^ . " If in K / P T » '/ » A iin lf ÏA IT H «. n tru ti/tv î w ■ - — . ... a i T i Y L ’tìi.^ c ■■ ^ *: t j j t * ' ■ - rv i ON DIVISION / , MnV^ X DKCKMBIN »1, 1BU *a - ^ - T rt m m n r w # / v H f *■ «5 y ‘ M • ■ ■ ■ • ■. « A H P O irp ^ U jm O A , TU ES D A Y , ON. MARKET CONDITIONS * -»y™»* <>n A li •A w -741- •■/:• JT -T*** -■ -, •'• Velum* V = é± MORli JÌAD C l î i H E L D . A R O U S IN G M E E T IN G _ ''■. “ À <* **• Huttrpmn lima ila tîlrki Ilit i.*;A ffujKcme Cnufl Couil W its IllLd »l»Uf HUM Sauront Mcrrh*nie Tau S -O S S* wc*Z Ì-i H • D»la> T«*VkU ■ rv •' v sa ?» O , , a ? \m - Hama P r o d u c e E K c h a n g c ^ S h o i l i ^ ® r ' ’6nrfpf a (loclrfon ¿1 tho Mi|.r.n . Ki’. r. C i t i i c i i , L iv in g Iji N ew C o u n ty ■ oivimj inui With no ftujdj ' O ii« n iz e d In S a n fo rd »> “ « ■ !« • • i ^ H d . d U « t a . h . j , M t . . . L im its ¿ ¡ v c s H i , V ie w ,' w can a*#W8 property nrurvortv nl vI ■_» at t¡1. hifiheKLTftliiB* WhkH is die.Miph K '*>£!% •* . . tioir than ÎKe tota-auwnt placed of. the dayH(fW a f*5 the hölidaJTJfc^^yyüp-s [k-ojiIi* to go « fo i* » s i i m u i t ; a s i r s w t s ■ « * n iS s A t B W I I t t COVOIKÓN wm' appeuU^ ftuai'PinrJIiu county (St, bftiko'jpr Mu-/'frttfir f X 'idt' beyond ^heir •»w lit " hL ■ ! ’t I {^ Petersburg) and fc^Agtyded M one of the hfli«jvi"bt, thft -aiMattfÀ^bhb it ia twr luutdrd down by ' *-* They A rt il^ing To A xiii^ T h * County Sc^t Ì * a l < Ì StrVidiouT .'O i ^ t f u A o Cause , G en- . wprthk*» *5Vlieclg*. irtp ^^^a@ p>^llK 'lr-|lav i eril Suipripi^r' SUtcp-tiie dlattmioiyof ro'Snty division ut. ita'^w r^ rM U katU » w b rttm cOtmt r ^ fWWv* Vfw ‘J¡ g f i t > * ■, a, ••'tbinifs : '- . . dfl connection .^ th the «(uiwtiun supreme court by & dert^n W th* ^ d : abiKnf«t'of any. gooif.'tub,t cnn r e hb« L liigbfr; S r : r * * ? " ap  ï.in, 'th KaJfb* that th^ atàe«ament - rÎB (i_ - Be icolumns . anil ¿QAMtit^hwpty Ì r v I U he-.Qrllilido ^ t ì ^wpefs » tfoT-op^oeinjt.tbe ^op^- i na^br rîfôfihe iititb crid of the ròurtty fot ..Vrliic-r-s.fca'nr.i-ii____ ,1 ... . if? ^ ^ l^iighei* V-»luatkhlUuu\intW-IMÌM*a]*àV rimnta'.wte-. treuhlad. w ilt tng- thp s e o a o h ' . J* .Sanford has been.^inDkUliir^wre« ■M i , Movement, in Separate From ' Orange County . ^ * County-diviaiqn ia sweeping the terri* -.« a - •-. Mon jn your editorial of Dleembtef 20tb, suffered from the ch eck ed “ , - r0lin‘>’ tlw **0 Uke to M«dy thd -question thoroughly1 are ■' v '?W ffatia the Answer?'* ' *' EosP J B J L Saturday, , .Emmeline' f .W . . ;y M r * . w o r t h ' s finding* in the MkM-0 y ho reside« at SonrniA ond’-Aia» bee conVin»^ that .the division of the county '• J tho J^eat^movd over inadc by tbA-reai* ’ . •* ■: j - jg a a Soar lent are JqM. nuch^a ) found.1* dufng he^tfiidinifl n’ Sànford-, cams into ' ; year ago In' the New .York market, and fenta of the north end., . 5 th<r»tof*i»( Yowx-ll & Co., und buying a The good,people residing at Moore,‘a ■ f ’» of Svtiicfi X'whity'&i a former letter. large bill of goods gave the clerk a y!*eck Station being very Anxious to diaguM-tlia'" * x.* "•^ ^WtSlburt, Dec^. 20. .The Pittsburg tht.'^pùnty for for The same nt»d making the clieck some Chamber of ''Corn nil (re Comifilttee on pone*. question of county division urrurjgrd for -, ->.. '. thirty dojfara larger than the bill re­ . Ftfod Supply im .M arled m iTriveetigaceived the change and goods and started a mooter-meeting.ia*t Friday night. And' ' ' ' ¿■v'tfan'ifito the high tost o f H fra ’ sq a'rtw out to buy some'groceries.* M«Culler* despite the cold weather ataut&OO people' were present and many ^turned ault of tnfonhJitiAji naafiy*} tp the affect The ide^'oeema to prevali in the p m At Sylvan I^iic on Saturday morni look*d good to her und flfeoamtorder ol ; ' .that teafpiiM^ offyvgctali)•* have roiled last at 9 o'clock, ip the pifwihce'nU few [MJAff north, end oT tiic bosinòse «re» curried out there; only a ¿way for lacVrof aeatlng rood! in th* build In loeal-firotiilfii yrtnfu. put It ip muen -smaller sum was asked fpr jn " t- r ' special’ .frthnda, wlm' imd akl^ jl.l.d . tb coTmtyr l> .thev aav'phmn«! tp p V' :/ <■' ' • (IV Me«Wa. Foriter, Thrasher, Whlker,""- ., '-rt , 'T >A i * ! NlK »KP: li!fi‘;Ä tfJ*»d*'of jAbbage witness a puiet homo wedding» Mia» tail cases, SanTopi,' is incapahlo of seif ch*nge. k . Spencer,.‘‘Bridy and Bates, rhado adv reached 'thd Pitjaöfl^'. market. ,T&o Mobil i*autlno*8chroelz. only daughter ! gbrnmnent, and were If not for tte'aclso Meantime Arthur YowNl. hag .(«■!• wholuulle- jirlre n*iHtilf tumbled, «rill of Mr! and Mr*. Victor SchmeU; became and mighty fn ¿ltd nround the capital chy phoned- the Rùstia hank and 'fnuflu out drttpet, aa well aa^rtvvab Ideal reait fatally jfarloaila r.wcre offered' for th* the bride of Mr/Tlvr/ Mirtoh’Suow,of a .Wltdltidrt bf‘ chaoe would obUin up that there were ■insufficient funds to dehts,' and the question w*u' diactgMad;/ ‘ “ ftwight Tii|r|tea, amnuntihjf.to $A. 'C«l»- the state normal ocKooI,. •locaU^U at rover the check and started out to inter­ and-.most thoroughly explained ana all _ jtiwor* lyold for S ip wagon load, and Uelitdn, Texas.'''M I m Sijhmelx Js much ,J U f f harfi'on the ihcroaiwd tax scare view Ihedatfy. Alk>Ut that time he met the facta and figures glTen to the people the i>ùy«t Vioa uIIowii| to pilo'thc wagon «■^teemed <liy her frlemls, who regret to forJtji effect on puttying sections. Ac-, !.. P. McCuller and they' sprinted to the of ttvo east aide. At the conclusion the meeting a M high as he could, Notwlthatnndinr see her po so far nwny. Mr. Snow is a tuallyjhero is not fho least shadow of s iepot where the ctlstomot *un Ipund get­ thla only nix cafloadn were Wil"and the native of CaliforVir! but is now (caching' reason,for.on Jncreu*« of taxos to sustain ting ready to . hoard the nnrjh bound resolution was pnaned unanimously fa ­ r*«t-rotted. . . in Texak. i The happy couple went away a. peje-county., Perh'ajw more money train. She stated1 that she had that voring the county division and the reaiAccording to information reaching w|(|, tirishes on tho Saturday ufrer- will be nmied to run the lotiter end of the morning sent sufficient money to the dciits of Moure Cfty section stood foriha Clmmlier of Commerce, while thls.j noon train to,.their future homed« the present county and a saptration -will Kitstin bank to cover the amount aiy) divialpn to a man and will lend their aid ' ^happening-’ the retail l»rice of cab- j I^onc Sfnr State. .. • ‘ take aw*ay n source o( reyepur for1, that was'it|lowvd to proceed on her way, after in dividing the county. bpgo.was the highmt ever'known here purpose, hut the north end thinks it has returning thfr-dry good* Ixijt rétuiidng thc . There were several .In tho ^vicinity of “ ''*'■ A two gnd univhalf pound lirad of cab, , . • * ■ Moore City that were opposed to the men who are thoroughly nHnpctent to •money. Working for Oyslcra . sail its ship of state clear of shoals. (Cer­ hagewaa »old by groccni for ft cents. It N.' 4J . Dildny, nn Indlana|»olis InaurAnother message to thè Euatfs bank idea of division, but after the matter had is ealimaUd that the grower^' profft was nhee n}nn, uscyi to run a epuntry pnjair tainly many lighthouses have been built jjvcaled the fact that no such sum* had ■been explained to them they were the ■fftO |*er cent tkhe-pnk J y **v- -'"g for us. They have made ur\ awful r.oi»« Ixwn Ireccivrd and the merchants for first to endonaj the tnovemrnt -tftTd ■* ■*• talioft'uf 50 cents pur 100 pouTula, hut Post. He gave a.tramp jtrinter s JoW ul»oUt our brick roads’wben they know their "own protection were forcai to wire them are heartily in favotbl separation --. if he I»ought a two .ton wagon load for once on cflnditipn that ’the prihlef take thni bns long since bi<en llxed and that ahead for*the (ilficere to hold Mrs. Fos­ ami a smaller, county.. , Thcne go^d people know, what the at­ he made d,40O per cenL .r* his pay fn orders tor rivals nt a nearby no dlicen or pn»|x*rly holder outside of ter for furtherJihiere. It la.not worth while to Jp»w lettuce oyster pnrlor, whpse owner odyertised the brink district will have to pay a cent Slip' » w upprebandcif tit Qaytoqa npd titude ol Sanford has been on the sub- ' , ‘ dr~:any other vegetal>fi» wiikaut, profit. wit ii Dftdmy^ •jfj« = j. . y. • } * * - * " *•' for thi<"improvement m»,morr than WIH will Ih- broUght buck tttday for a prnllm- jec\ Of good toads ami taxes and they are , Yor u solid week tho printer stuck to it, be puitl if the county lipos remain ns now inAry Mairing, Unless the mngter hi settled not afraid to caat thofr lot with the people Profit oh the furry, or the Inii'croiw, may jyt dut-'ao|fle Individual g^ok'br. Ilpt making hia meals off Oysters—raw-, fried, mapped. So much Wr rhpt. . y.\ MtfaffeVteriiy ¡wiUj* thg' linns - who- arii who have always looked out'for their. • . »eat interests. ’’ • * tons tlnAhe*main crop for a fijiy year* will stewed and hroiled—but oply oysters. ; Tltc roaiU from OrlariHu’ in olt.dlrve-;' minhntbeTklìnrè of the.money. Thi« ptActieo ol giving ef)#ekf alt limit ' County tUviaion la gaining every diy ^ On Saturday night be came from the Jiona air much Ix-tter than those from’ , ptviiji bankruptcy of the growers gener­ ally. To prevent this the fanner needs comjtcwing room U> tho husineas iijfflcw Sanford to Saolonl'A legitimate business lurtWeni funds'should he discouraged and WbgreV^r'Lhe people have the oppor- ’ territory. apd where xorristitne* the. parties, are In-" tunity of getting’to the facte In tho case n service which he doe* not j now. have. apd hailed Djldoy. tiiqy became tupvertoL inimwiiltcly "Bq*»,“ he said,v J iik^jthis Joh nnrt.t .^* -This subject lias been talkedwf tn an iincent. of any.’ wrong dqing Thu individual Viewer does iUt ituUntain from the growj/tg iw-ullment that la being Strict about the matter and cvify, o^> n rw-rvlcp'.which frill give itjfi) the infor- have always boon mighty fond of oyateMt. ijuiifferetit sort df w^y. iruio tine to-tithe rV niition he needs us to.tho tioulition oi At .on« time in niy^ifo I thodgbt I would : jjwt a* it hM,in..'u^1,!r b>uhthe».bufit^*- i)ui ng b ilsthftw sbbuld 1» ■rpreful ‘ about fostoted there will not he a dissenting ’ • ',■< ¡¿¡l ''»' ;||ie crop* urtd markets • »hrilughout the novw.jtct imough* oysters U» pat. . But * stjmr<{ u mFiirf scriotla'aspccl Just ■after taking fort ign checka upienaMho pArtb-w rtW 'in April. __x' ^ .*• , country, jje cannot know whether’ nay/bOss, ain’t thi-re sorrte way k r you the summer elecfkms,-wbeir th e Sanford are well Known. ‘ ■ ^''^Complimentary to Mrs. Clay Mrs. Foster may have meant to have -trne market will lx- lloodetl'iind another to get a ham-und-eggs plnre to advertise { iwoplo gave almost their entire vote to a Mrs. A. P.-Connelly wu» Uu* charming .j* citizen nt Sanford who Was rufming for a matje fhn ch^cjca good, hut ill cane.ahe r:. C ‘ pMpty. Flo canrtot tell wih^n. he ships In your pnperP ’ county dffiro. He pMi* our ho me yuan did not the merchant^ would.have Itccii hoales^ ut a very delightful bridge party •upon consignment, whethtlj ho will ret. - ■, out of pocket that much and they cannot Saturday afternoon, in honor of Mre. reive n-check-or a hill w». his return. tift public, what it wanOl at a price it- hr npd we were loyal to him. ’ Prior to the primnrica we said nothing afford to trust to stranger» to make good Walter II. Clay of Arcadia, who is the ' W hat ieHhc use of losing ¿l] the niodby willing to pay. * 1 ’ ■ . ' th at haa' been pul into mvs|; ¿»rtilicer and < iV tfp on pressing for f.V/b'. sales*; for about county division as an issue,'but checks that are turned down at the hanks. guest of her ibter, Mrs. W. B. Herndon. Six tables of bridge were played, Mrt, work, and then by eonsignihg ad<I to that a Sanford produce exchange with dult- from time to time our citixens were asked — :— a — r '• loss, other- poosible |qm<h| ip'' crat«a, ahle headiiunrters und facilities, and hy__QtlMdfi.Ja.iucb und such a cundidutv _____EdiranLiiaxter. Perry Jte riu l----- - 'rua* B arnes making the hi(ho»t »core freights and rotnmlmlon». .. ‘J. 1 Wth A managing formhUU-o nt one« wide a division man? Who asked the Ipui'- . Older citixens of Sanford love to tell pf and winning the prixo, a handsome lemon Youy suggestion -of a cold storage far hWnke and intelligent, serving the pub­ tion, what prompted this inquiry, why the coming of Emma Abbot and her •iervnr. The guml of honor was pre­ the Jdea? Wa« it a. premonition that beautiful ainging in the old opera house, sented will» a very pretty silver spoon. Sanifanr i* excellent, but even that will lic for tfwgqod. of all its members. After the conclusion of the very inter With the weather condition* widch the rights of citizenship would In time lie now tho Star. They wilj toll us of Emma , only lw a partial solution, a little help toward answering .the (piestion you. preynjletl this fall ?n the north, it might asserted hy th«u> who believed their con­ Thurtby'a recital, of Muain’s two visite, taring games of curd* a delicious orgnga of Itainenyl, another once world ice course was charmingly served by have raised: The .trowjpa.-of Florida have town impoasiblc to secure sntisfnc-. d ition .could Jjp improved by being in M isr Linda Conneily' and Miss Essie ought (O’ get .together for The malnten- tory afelf of'myrb good lettuce, but the >closer, touch ith the seat of »(r>vem- famed violinist. worst situation would L m anttaingly j . ' “ • menlT . Will it be successfully denied v' *" anNi of a wrvice*, 'which wiiniot be done Now we shall hear Edward Baxter ’urdun. Mrs. Connelly's gurete were Mrs. W. B hri)Hvl. -Keep on, Mr. Editor! Write that Orlando considered nil’ county af­ for them by any one else.. There should Perry, equally famous and masterful . formed a commission or committee, such editorials. Hammer away on three faire as entirely-local to Orlando? as n pianist and whose visit apd recital Clay, Mrs. H. W. Herndon, Mre. F. L,4 as yoti uify deeire to cfll ])*, whirl1 * ' 11 great questions, and the fear» and jeal­ • What platform has that rapttal city icre nn January 3rd act! apart another Miller, Mre. F. J. (Jonxalre, Mre. Q.'. Ws -seek to.filfrn bow much otlfry or lettuce* ousies and divisive inim-H* which have opposition built to stand on? Wo wen- day to I » rec'orvjlsd jn/Tho annuls of Irady, Mre. Fornat Lake, Mrs. IU ‘J>7 ■< t»r r>bbaE0 the oountiT will consume. heretofore prevented hearty and cordial ready to discuss tho subject, did the pre­ Sanford history. *i r**- ' Hughes, Mrs. j . L. Hurt, Mre. M. Sym«*, ’ Mrs. H. A. Howard, Mia- KenJ. Ro*r . cooperation among the growers, and rV'? anil the price which .will justify, the rais­ server» of our welfare discuss? Np, they setter, Mra, Barrett, Mre. Cruse Harms, • c 7i ing; bow much J s growing! in the diffrr- which have, taken the marketing point •did not, and ^herein they d e la y e d An Camcq Bridge Party \t~- »ht lojjal(tlve; wh*t\prc»iwtJon rmij.be to distant cities where tho 'Iwttwtu*! unpardonable weakness. If y W h»v* Tho Cameo Bridge-Club wai cnt*r; Mr- I’. A. Neal, Mrs, Samuel PuleMton, p sold without ir lowy problems of distribu­ yower cannot'he represented, may at no ■case-yyii cannot- dlxctw.w- j(ide dU* tained-by M rt^B. W. Herndon, Satur­ tfrt, Robert Newman, hire. J . ' W. - dpaaionnteJy and p r o f i t a b l y , ......................_________________ tion, of'tbe utrpoet imporlnnce to the fast {».overcome,, v ^ Olckina, Mre. C. O. McLaughlin, Mre. day morning. Three tables ol bridge •Vlany very heavy ioeare ta*w heeii O. Chase, Mra. Georg« A, Spevt, Mre, f ' **• people wfuf"coneyme, and \o the peoplfr iuft ua to dheus* it with the >-o)»le in p la y e r Mra. CL .Q. .McUugwTn B. J , Holly, M i« Mal»d Bowler. * .. whot*c}fc 4re- now In praClical fog and born« by. the gwwcra ftf'vrfctgfilcslti all flther Imrta ol.thp eounty. -T h e y Will the J.ighret score and YflEagain - .— ------------- **' 1 : , -rorifpalopl/ lh tlic groWefi* would’ co- parta’ of Florida.O n© of the-ieedera in ,r-. listen and Viraftifil not attempt to throw " “* - MH | | U k *“ **■ ' have-the ph-asurt of wvarih| the lively rijs-rytc f«u tho -.¡¿thèrinn auch Ipfor* improving th« present CondiUon walled^n’ fo| g ™ « i any phaso orihê issue, ^ . Exhibit of Flralcaa Cooker * cameo brqofh: tpe cluir (SritC, another the ripense wop J very i the Ifewin* ^ fy M i r f ì f a i f à y & j & i ì miy « * » ■ ydtft-KThe gqret prixo fdr ifig guwt- A,very interesting exhibit will com^ attitude of out rtp- table, a dainty fancy^plji eiwhiftp, ,waa fnenc* ‘pft January flth At the store of < ^ j j * :v small tax upon cath. ’Sur i a committee •The great poker game o fth .^ aU tb' ll. Fernald Hardware Co., */. bhoOjd. ppnalder methods or Increasing pd-by WwirF. ■ f J - 8 Th6 s ' the coasumption and jnproving the O ik avenue. Mre. Judd will demonLake, as-a general rule, ¿art take Carp uf _ Mr». Jlertdm i's gureta.*i»re hdr aliHfi ... ♦ handling- and shipping t|f the produce. must make vegetable growing » burin*«, hinm-lf lq a jvol|tJc*t diacuaalon, hut as Mrs. Walter Clay of A’r cgcti^^IreeS. 0 . ■Irate tbe Ideal Firele« Cooker. Mre. .......... T m iv ti.' iTrxddlUon, the rrtnrket can to* not a game òf chahrt. We must hive hS la or »rtms l * he brought in aa a part Chase, Mrs. F. J . (¡onxal«, Mr*. F. L. Judd U tho firet woman In the world to We muet of th«(asi)* personal reference to him ia Miller, Mrs. C. M. Vorca, lire. IE Li hav« baked or roasted an article of food ^ . Hughe", Mrs. C .;0 . Mcloiughlln, Mr*.' Ip the tireless cooker. She haa been O. W .Jli?d y ,M re. A. P. Cophelly, Mre. traveling for years lecturing and deraonatratln# th* firela« cool* atovd pad b Q, F.'iimithC. M r».'H oW t Newman. recognised aa authority by the leading Sanford Produce Exchange, with want to do any of this bOndhe« would muat be borne in -mind that he is a fill* He. has aa precedents the loyalty of the periodicala’ wfifi Irillh U im r "fiomrttlfc ' send men" here. -• *properly,equipped building, cold stor. • - zen and a busin*** man of Sanford and H greatest men our nation haa produced (O'.etice department. All this and monr toe done by In- _ ,loroe cily Amanda prepared aer- men who have aworn'-allegiance to a *!• *nd loading platforips, lOrCooperation , ... ___,..... It b almost certain now that Tarpon mr a ****• yice^f him hU duty 11« wijhihlt Imme- nation have taken up arm« when the call - 1 * u « T .m . f t o d w a i h . n r . . „ I SH TtHga irtu tiffvinruBw iflo.tx» Bum?:—’ . ^ like oygaoitatbitw ln j j & T centers could 5 i ® S 3 2 2 ? B f f i diate houaiJiTdd f t TieTdea ihai he should of home artmed gf^aW. so whenr IfilF ‘ ' w; render the wlmie eotmtry and eapcclally U k* thé lead among all thè Sections pf oppose hi» home In matters that have to thoughtless or paaalonate opporitfon- Several rites have l»o«n suggested for the the »Ute lq prganixing the produce e i- j ^/ Florida services' of the greatest imjM>r- ^ _____v ■- — -, vb* carried before the (»copie is absurd, iat cares to make Mr. Lake's loyalty to handsome structure. It K probable,,-, ..V « . . tance; to tiw grower, tiir sale for all his hia hdtne a part of thA.U*ue It would be howavsr that* a. ctntrejly located rite it ought to be driven, arlQ-bo selected, as tho hotel will be built produce which U worth shipping; to the .gorarnment and establish a government well to look in the gl^aa and aefi hit ogalnl for commercial as well aa fdr tourist wiraiosaler and ahlpper, the accommoda- - « )[<* ptov*oi^' and cafi'carry our’ tre«f«at aa you ' J ■ ■ ■ ■ *-Wm, Pi SWARTZ. 8 trad«. k ' and aclectlon of the market, and to ^ 'T A X P A Y E R . New York, Doc. 80.^ — 7 - • « neighbor» with us, thep hia duty i* plain. f m m fe, H AH r*v-' ■ S H Iw . frv ^ F Bi-v 3 ■ ÏÏâ ■M.9 �' >,‘ v . • 8ANP0H0 TlßßALÖ December 3 l rrrrrrr. i!lllll!IIIIIIIIIIIIÌIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHtllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIOIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII| ' Don’t drown yourself In tfoubt, ^ ClIRBSTQNE 6LEANIN6S buoy up your life with hope. Be food nntured at home, good ta Uircd abrojid, and you’ll live Ion« to enA Budget of Oßlnlon Ju st Re jo y ,it ;*;• .v. y • ; >r r V ' v . D«*ra«tious' in' judging, «real;In fo r tween You and Me Itoarins; Accuse little, forgive much. Accept our reflection*, take tiiia paper, t m M . m f o s m m n | [read it’ carefully, eentf it to your friends, and your Now Year bo bappy ant ___ . . . . , alltltejMer CtUel 1» AMong V«. Taking N<U** Ifudi Jhe m u rage' to khow. yquj^CPx j i * f i l t h , (fell fren f. ’Cm**-spect fce_hqnoaty,'fn“wbateVer g u W it So Sava Sounterer. , ' I appear*; and yoitt eontympt for . «0»___ ■ \ ‘ I honesty and duplicity, by'whomsoever «hr«*» Lxhlbited« • v' *-- * * ; I ' Havn the courage to cut the moat agreeable acquaintance you have when . atad *»» city fallu, •Ol t lb bain*" ravoir, s.™,, |you’ar« convinced that he laeka principle. . i W likh 11* J m . u l r a n fab "A^friend ahould bear with a friend's An« Uvtaa kr« •«pati; uilXnnitifft. but not, with hU vices. t«n*lft'-fí« aihyra» that klar ftomaKMn' V* <*»» knm*t)l Iblnf* /{aye the fourago lo. atand by your Wuitar ivb)« "t« i jo * ,- ' ; V IeiinviftiojMj’bc bt*{r churteouk and Ann rwrotrmi up «kh Mw* bUakat I U U I M ] making .hdtontprOmlae with ovil»- not i «biur iW tt*r; learning ifito^by and forbidden, paths |chocs* the wjfli,' reject the wrdfig; bi bl An W ord« ta rh yiM U m auWl rann good and d/gnod and then you will have U n i » , an' la «« that; iik» n a R M i M gMrk i a IJappy JVow Year. '. t a “t M > hi ff Uw lh*V bulbem« a n k i _s S '' M mr , ~ % M r for 4 L M | I ■ WSkB.Laaw.SacT. ■•» a b r- ■ *. . *. ■ ............ •■. * I SSMinata Chap Ur Ks.Vi tletfer Eastern «tar Ural« «ver» «aco*v(féoj tourffa JTrUar tn numlh. Çverr on» «b» bat JMS Ut St^t >» <hr t>*l are wUlalIr la»llrtf v» vf»Hpie fjiaplft. -• • AMea ri Knaai«. Sw>, fc. ‘ --------- Turadar n l ^ u ‘ at B o'rtwk u f t 'S V a ' ^ f o î r latra I :J- » ö ; « Viali liy ' 1 w ! * * . « •' » fwrrT»|r:wa-7r7. r e u t . M arry ftkrtataswl , ___ iJfir d Ä a tt1 year through, but there cbniee a time ‘iVyrat 7 3 ™ ” v^h/ns brutl 5 S Í3 Í Jnyhen. waiting fpr the l>elbi to ring In the ............... ( 111* m ' i m 4 > tu Id t b r h y w Hear Ih r y aa« ( I ninnar tta w «U nita II re tti IrHftad of C arpe n ia ra and Jo in liJlowYt'br. we fw jfirm l to thJnk. Hot Q n a a M M R w llía u a ra n v < i f taaarpi nf uu C t h loOu don’t r i m r dft 1 f to .'dream 'bboU l the pleasures of to­ tick tha ptatiar slkfc aa* Haan— HanfordI Locai Pak« Na. 1731. U. B oAC.awt 1 morrow, not to gloat over the delight.* of -f A modU e va n r ttio fw jiy ntsht al T h'chak fr Hunrrbat folk« y c « arar a m i . WtmJn {oOÌa u » y ail allo« the Cagtca yestcnliiy, pot to Unger over the dclitaV ù "(Jota* u> (uva fair araatbar a a v f . Itlarka««dar « l' Black foaats, not to remember tho fmriiitUoi ,t*«*cy, «JrtiW.ybyiwe to trii of the game, of the beautiful women, a HooaMkhd ef that (V b u a u v « ,' ' . « P. O. C. l.dro.d I H i,. .241 Thcra adrara I Air* rlluraa/«! ..' i aajrr the dainty dishes, or the line win««; but ' Mari Fini and Third W<dn«adar ntshL cernei **1 «Waomad ani i ralay.1!** j Ftrtl «nd l’àlinrtio. , t- W. Rmnjuin. r. ft, ito mn, •*. > to fact that inward monitor, tip con O. L Tanno. Srcrrtar) %ShT*tra» and boaìatly , Jrat ho« bbmaaMt I caa gii - * acience and wonder altopf. thi> furture TblaUn' 'bout Um bull oí Ht „7/e-a.Vv l:,0.-O. »A. Somewhere, my friend, there W'a iif« . .*■ -illllN II. Wfll.I.S. book, that hair written uponr the .first ‘ T l M U f l I m r » Moû»«*; m m i pvW » F /id i) - tr ì-.y • >Ç.V’4Îl m $196.991.18 I i M I JuF] . iT'^rS- * * Æ m Insure #Yòur/Pei » / f L : We.-ûÆer. you.,liberal It ttment based oa 1, Bafety anu conservatism* 1**•* 4 ,sare’ ’poli te and a •-*. Our oflicers anà empiii courteous. j. “ . 'm " Utp ♦ f-*ri-; -tr ». »•■♦l»» J» ifw C We waf|twjür busi ess* ] F p,r * U'i GEO. A. ÜeCOrrES ATTOKNKY K at LA--* J~ !■Stoffe-' - - *L~» *^aj4«t» TOUNS „ .ELLO ." Practice in State and Federal Courts 'jntftcr-WiRKlrufrtìWd' ' _ Sanford Ft« DR. W. E. HOUSHOLDEF Sanford g ti I s • * 5 * * * ‘’ TWm ¡Tí *} ‘ i . : 8 ANF()R i, i hi^Wf * nd 4 s what.tlu- Peconl would be in your DF.NTL^T ,ife b<|ok lf 11 ^ nltin hy a sfringer, f’hou; |\ mind whether you are antualntei fVrilajrn Block with t|uw laws In the order in which they ■ jj. Sanford.-Fkirids * n wdtun, or not you know the differ<>nee between virtue »nd vice; between DR. C. G. B U T T rilfht and wrong, without absolute exact. v i -Th. city*, council ’no ,louV,l im y . « p ^ l y k ,» It. DENTIST , ‘" _ , •' . I b l - ol .heir owp .nd . r r Jo in , ..hr ' , 0" , * " i " Office; -Yowell Dui 10ing ■life book.Ls jlaintily iiound. its cbrifers they can or at le u t think they do, • J.'í ; ÄANFpftK PTORIPA t want to say thpt they «re negh, .: ar" £ t in * * 411,1 *« ing the streets and are not giving the city i upon It in gems of great price. a good name thereby. There are m t n y P ° Ur n' ,iL l>0r " IV ° f THOMAS EMMET WILSON streets that could be strawed or at « poor binding. But the ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR^; w aped off smooth and the deep ruts *™ 1* Ju d y Jo s s noM edde by appear* AT-LAW filled i.\ and thla could be done dilen and W ^ J'°Ur "««hhor N the same Lai* Sut* Atinenr» Seventh Judicial Cimili al at littU W e n se . It make, no difference f hanco y urthave’ -Hhough. tndyd, ■-.y- - ;> Vianda • rA?-.' what tfep n sw n t council thinks about > ^ « u « y ,r th r Q ^ o r the l.lnding, HeaSlencra. Saqford and Svtifpiá L»U *„'/ rutting down «p e n s« , this wotk ^ ' “1* ' ^ ln ™ V “ur Hie has sscësiiiM si^ feSV siio ts^ H ÎsâéiÜ t should be done arid done now, for at t h e l ^ ^ « w ^ o sd ^ sw L ^ M M tk L W 7 r»étorav*p»w I tpresent tithe I never saw the side streets I 1(1 >DU,‘j lK>idi>*ou n o w Ciadaru <A U a w n íiJ a( P y »á a jK i»U in auch bad shape. Taking Sanford " “ ^ M t 0 s tu l -for brMd flr to bfr dlsavenue for aii example, and to the .nun ^ nr#t/ or ^ ’" g * ° * ^ ; dolla^ ' DR. HOWARD^ H.; CUSTIS $ 16,891.16 ! $ 97,746.80 ‘ $154,720.81 : . | Deposit have more attention and we can look for fo^ ‘ j DENTIST ~Tf i létti more activity In aldermanic dreU*. ’ ' Tonight Ukn an hour to yourself lanini S3. 34 «od 23. Ptn» Hktt * tw -A Tbkre are many streeU in the city dcvo^ fK *»our. only d rty «minutée,’to . S A N FO R D . F L Ò R I D A. ' that would look different an<# give t h e i thlnW the year gone by. Judge your^ city a much" better appearance if they “«N % Wrj ttrn ° » the atom wen» «imply scraped off and-smootiicd. I éfvko many thousand yenra ago, DR. R. M. MASON ' . th ey have never received any attention of this Hdn-and nâtunllly the rw’idcnta of thOso streets have a kick and a good one. People that jmy taxes want more w-orlc on the hark atm-to, +* -a *- = B3»n * ’= live» anti-you. vines Accounts and ipMking phout ilreeti reminda Im«p( ^ u/ - The P ^ « e -tt« n . of. focwUry. V ‘ «r ' »-* ' me that tha atrifoCto tho new'depot h i a l f f i M ** yDUr" ^ >?u? ¡ s. 7 '& ? - r ■ - n-*‘ v: ’ ;-1 never Iktu fixed up and now that the new «V»iropmenU. and the temptaj.on. U , Maars« Chapter No 15 R A. M Meati r r r n r lacond shd fon ri h Th nnu U » li depot id to in* opened thW week the t n » v *? weak, Mût, wHll-aurel; Vtaionlc Mali, o v e r Imperial Theatre. V ä U iw eling public will have no opportunity t f t f e t S î Ë ■ee tho beet part of our city UflJeaa they Pu n I H the name aoJ -wTot.« the prrtake the time to hire a vehide and «et to fac,!’ i -uLi ûu h* vo, ^ n «llnjl the leuvva First atreet. * . , with yotft-nw» writing, •ometinws clear, ft ■ "rWM i t-vjS t*i 1906 j June 4,1907 I June 4,1908 |fJune 4,-1909 i June 4,1910 f June 4, 19ÍÍ1 [ June 4, 19] I ' JJ-i P f.» « ia t# d JM > ie .? .K .p r^ i Wert« «cenad «ml tourtb Munüaya. In April 190G ; r . tí « .e m p t i l y a ^ ts lésa — EaCab^h Capital anjil Surplus $40,000.00 | ■=& ‘ ■ '■ ■ ■ ; I Read Our Comparative State- I fetaent ' t it «ë,f p. m . uvtr Impacia Y ou and-l-m irrbeeU ^>w w A tP»i»- "it ia very unfortunate that the newl*0 ^ ^ - W urw li' hhirrcd, perhaps depot i* to be oprfiiiKi so soon, but the I * tum' ^ out ^ ■ t w railroad company delayed as long aa they Jro P' nr rnu<l° ‘riraaon ify^our lo u t ’s could and gaVe the council plenty of time I ^°°^* w**an book has been to get the «trwte in «hapé. ’* wiil tw another Ifook opened. Now that thé two new councilman uml ^ ur ,Bte X** lw tol<1 y °u “ have been elected maybe the atrreU will ,e* vef «•* .« • *Tf*1 Judgment Book un- !>il RIDA. . 'ni ì ¡E iiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii E x p e in w a tc h R c p a ir in y \Al/' $ p rk,^Uqrqhieetí S«nd Your Work to U* and Hav* li AUptided to Projieriv Engraving. Clock and Jew elry Repairing GREENLEAF & CROSBY CO. -y. v . Jewelen, Silversmiths and Importen - - *.* - 41 Watt Bair Sirin Jacksonville. Florida SSffî* RAMONA" W|,y.not (ih* a Hunting T rip ó n the Ramon« whate you. wilt have all ’“ ¿V" the; comfort< of h d u it?u ,ft doesn’t cost any more. ..She. is . ■’ the Finest*Vwssl. in' S*oi<ud_H ubor. .Rcudy , for_____ _ Hire on Hunting and' Fishing Trips or :.< y -P leasu re Parties atrrasortsble rates i« VETERINARIAN who rides over this street the city c o u n -jT h" f U,V , "° U ^Enqulte of E . P . Fultbh pn boat st City Deck pr Ses .» cil is certainly cursed and discwwed. 1 death old fashloned-amh. that which SANFOt^V-'.- Fluida 'There are few streets in towVYhàt T ^ A lW r K ttT id l.A fibw raaT0on, RaWaatt m Fatk Aaâ» . ..*' Otím lUwl Braa SuUT. have had the proper attention this fall B°uk at the Amt law; have >-ou had •. > 1 and ! say this in all earnestnsss h*. 0l,e ^ v nittn>'7 WM,n of more •"»OOOOÙQMûaaDOOOOaODOODaODODOgDDOSDÛDOOOapOOaçOOQOOOf la o o o a a a o a o o a o o o a o ip eau» the streets speak for thsm«,lirm POTUncsto you that you slept i ssily. thai It la uaelasa to talk about conserving the j y”u ate fKld' * a* you ^ *u city’s money and talking almut the U v J wo^ rt* and P*rhaP> ™ d* * d W.ol TH IC P E N & COM PANY JE W E L E R Uh qipe,ljitrtre of thy f.*m K *'counciI.1of ° 1nc ^ J™ «* Ihtje mprr * AOKNT& _* While-Wiifcippraciate thé effort, of tip I [«v««y ‘ h.n mil the rest? O r J id >vu '■MV spta*j.rjEs preeent rity rouncil to go slow, save a llj^ ° w dJ J f maall4r ,J5id you? the money poàiible, but it is much like thol ty k n e e t ° the godI of greedimwi, Pkkanl'a llnml-Psinted China h .**' •' Gorham’s Ststttng Silver Milli HOL.DBN HEAL CATATE CO present county commissioners who sorpelpf ^ A h‘ „ JL U*^ ° f ^ y0j / *, yTtOgel«’ Pio ted Ware ; . ‘ time ago announced that no more roads ] yotxrwwlfî What a mean god la self, Elgin «ml Wiilltuiiii Wmi hua - ■r< F lo r id a .-. would be built in the county Unit*, brick Poor’ unstable! In w aiusejJ and dace that tim tJiû jnore tH* bour ot lT b * 7 * ^ you turn t0 &ny' roaiTf-Hlvé^beep built and. yet we ^ one of th u * i-6ur chbsen gods. for help? A U . G ü û p S G UARAN TEED ying these same taxes and gettingl ‘ ^ t e d tohavMor your god thing in the way of roeda.. j thoee children o fth e urain, those queer. 'M A ' . Thw council should st least patch up I itfani e bellefa 4b»t l#ad you. where? L IV E R Y , P E E D and the roads in places and fill up the hole» Th* n' turnlnK ov®r anolhrr ft,* i do y°u SALES STABLE _ ..an d make the jtrecta passable. At the ha^ *? w,riUs youpu^f down. A.Wto' preeent Ume many of the streets arr in I'hcmer? Hnve you tolled your lips with 'la r d o s a and W a g o n s “ '" 'B f s c k s m iih ln t and H orsesh oeing worse shape than they hare ■ m¡¿- a n d ; — _ ¡ c : B. F U L T O N Henry McLaulin e Insurance ' V . E ^ - — « -• ~rr T t —— ------------ itton-ffta n sm r,-M v r wttls revwvrttti I bowT How would you UkéûThosr m P O U L T R Y SUPPLIES Horses,and M ulos BW g Ht^iwd-ExchiwgetP JW A V Y HAUL INO ANO CONTRACT! We can aoppif you for Immrdiatn ' ’ Vtr stable In /our ways, t e J Í L » „ g .w . v W.V., stronifer ln .. u I P P j, - —- 7 J hi pMe H I •■k'Jj V ,^;.v v ^t the righu o w j ^ o a l d liH ^ l¿h g ve thf tn aaid — HcwHhm. B yf ,D flafr» S r i j , Tr«w H i~ r Rebuke hy the woman whom ybu low best in all Peas, Puts toes and T t al Dm' 'Rye the good. the world. You hmgh s little onraadiy. Winter I.awua.' . k ' ’j ; II you •Ombk, I » M l «you Idi don'. Vou „ m„ U nf A full line of all garde n wed .for give Up. LAwt- lt iss’i nnaanwsa juy isíaadr SbseeWi 1i t fieKTin t mn iBfBé p f d « r 1’ : r t >’ ■ " '^ p t-aon r n m n g r T O y r Y W p ^ 'y |very much ¿ood wnao in ,t. ■i fjersevere. t • . -.Streak kind worda often, harsh o o g g l Very seldom. Their Mottoes If you blunder, 1st it bo on tbs side of 1 Boston sight rather thin, wrong ’•Itrar and frridaf’.’ U Don’t scowl,’ don’t frown, UnY wreathe Dyspeptic—"Chew Ah< iitr face In smiles. |mine.; 1 ’ m - ,Oldest «nd mögt rrUable seed sbd pmjitry supply house In the statt» / A. MARTIN & CO, » . a “ M M ," 1 - ; » X X ’ ItC L SMi.EAST DAJf 8+ R C R f -L 7 ANufTf V n a in ’« a l e or js o d a w a te r Me«.u/iw»medwUa pure di*UtfcdwAtra-tbe, «rilLpebvem l ) t l digestion «nd give you h e a iö F __ * ____ i «h— , £ j & * ■Ml- Bottllnc Co., SanKord, Fla __ * ._ _EHM 1« �• December 31, I t i THE SANTORO' HERALD 3 --------------------------------------- 1------ — » Few I T h e Florida corn was worth on the farm den |x*op|e kniviv a good thing wltefi they tin« weekly newspaper j« (Hitcnt M EETIN G AT L«fN G W Ö O D w e it a Ah they ar». tired of paying trib­ improvements are too small for the SI* cviits per bushel or ill* per acre, w Ini. ute to Orlando and Orange county. weekly newspaper to njite them, and 1 that of the whole country uveruged 61 < ountjr Division Will (19 Discussed PablUAvd t m j Tuf-ktay ami Friday U o m in i Hy J»o W inter Harden is.»ituutcd in an ideal seldom it is thut Hit? wi^kly newspaper cents (s-r hushel, 1 1 4 . 6 4 per* acre On Thursday Night (nils to give some spure to any improvethe average of the I'nitcd States is Only location for tliy county »out of (iartlen There will Im* a big mreting at Longm fltRALO M IN T IN G COMPANY R. J. n u u v ; * 4 cim nty and if they wunt 11 county of rf|#itt or unything ylae which indicates . $2 . 6 1 more m l u crop that must lie the wood Thursday night tit 8 o'clock. W. M 1IAVAH. B u .ln a a a M » i * W thetr own will not have anv opposition progress and tends to encourage further only crop grow ir on an acre than tlW* Flor* Prominent jqR'iikers.Yill In* pnr«cnl uixka Jrt»tu the Sanford people. Our county improvement Issue uft«T issue, the tda grower gets on one of a number of lurk'.' atnntyr from SanftSrd will lie tlu^re ic rlp llo f la t . * 2 I K U Tear In Advance x Hnea never reacheti to Harden county weekly newspn|>er tell* of the advantage» crops. to i|i»cuM. the itvue in ltd ita phase«. and attractions of the place in which i t , On -1 3 .0 ÜÜ acres of land Floridi»'-pro­ The lamgwood (HHiple are giving the a n d .wo are perfectly wiping to grant uur D*llv«red In lha City by carrier 1 2 0 0 per year In neighbor* on the »eat the privilege thut i* |i\ibli»hed and in a short Lime devotes lured 5 8 0 ^W)() hustiels of oats worth county division question their wrioua _ advance or 2 0c ^ r month Payment! In affiance m u uar t be made at office. we are lighting «0 obtain and in all fair­ miieh space and gives much effort to the $ 1 3 6 ,0 0 0 . T h e United State* produced consideration and many new converts' 9 9 2 .J 9 8 .0 0 0 bushels wnrth J 4 1 4 , 6 6 3 .5 0 0 for divUiqn will lie made next Thursday K a.ermi aa woond-daaa mall matter Auiuat 2 2 nd ness to Orange county " ill say That three advancement of its town. 190«. at the Poatoffice at Sanford. Florida counties from Orange will be better than "T h ose who are somewhat in touch on 3 7 . 7 6 3 .0 0 0 acres. The average value night: Every one who can do »0 1 hoaid andar Act ol Match 3rd. 1879 the present large county -with isolated with the publishing of pu|iers have reason of thu product per acre In Florida was attend the meeting next Thuiibhfy night, districts. i».rhwp«r for wondering at times if tin* $ 1 0 . 12 , and in the United Stares SlU.UH Plenty of automo(ill«s« at your WTVlfff. ’ ?'• • Offl.a. In Herald ItuiUlni Ttlepftou* No 14 K per acre. work Jtfu-t n&espaiHT», wee lily Lot us have Harden county by all V J ____ _ . ,' I.- . papers, do Aor their towns und cymFlorida producís) an average of ninety * *y _ {Tbe Sanford Herald sort of favor* the means. Rig Leaguer» In Tunipa ----- O — ntunities is appn>oiated always at its real bushels of 1wit atoe» worth $ 1 3 0 .5 0 per n^»ne ;'WcUka" for-lho new county tliat Charles W. M urphy, owtwr of t(\c worth' Spare in its Columns is the stock acre. Tlie United States produces an sure to bo made out ul Hi* lower \ H OO D H O AD S IN F L O R ID A Chicago luLselialt team of the National «W of Or/mur. .Wfiaka returns •“smufjlk. • v i a th«i current issue of the Mtttyufac- in trade of the new'spa|ier. Its space it* average of eighty-one hu*he|» worth I-cagne arrived in tiie city this morning. * aofi.rtpwinV.vnlid.thnt ts-uluit tho-n. San- ttirynt' Record is a discussion of ‘ What what it has to ee|| and all timt it lias to 1 6 4 . 1 0 |K’r acre. Florida heat tile aver­ took a whiff’of Tunipa atmosphere and • or«J TMlpkftfO'liEter^MLtifni Metropi^is. Htkwi H/iaiLs Would M«-un to Florida.” g?ll. Then- are no other 'lik x il, what­ age of the country a little more thnn twp then «Ireifired: This i* th«* (ilare for the I t 'shy» fn part: ever on its shelves. It coats money to to tine. .v .v 'v ^ fU U -V -' Util«.” Hy the time lie hud rode to the It A reasonably safe to sn y thut if there; provide tiie »Eiift-i*f ’ no matterUo what* it Florida irvernggd l.d urns of hay wojtli . ^ T h r t Jacksonville (Jftbii ‘Roads hunch Tampa Hay Hotel, breakfast«»! uhd then . , y ' «re planning another gyod roads nin were tw o first class motor roads, one from may bo d ivotcd.C ^ lt U. irufl tlmt itlie fe*Jj * 7 per acre. T h r Unit«i<i States walkrel overLcxHa Tairjpa Hay Athletic according to the Jacksonville paper*. It Jacksonville to Miami and one from wiw.kly newspajiet' Ls a Acmi-|iybltV -in­ averaged l . l tons Worth $ 1 6 . 5 0 per acre. grounds in* wiKi\jninccd, he hiui,said is passing strange how Sanford ever de­ Jacksonville' to the W est' Coast, there stitution. So is the grocery »tore, and In, Itay Florida uverugeil nearly 50 jier since that Tampa shoifld have hia spring vised twenty-five miles ofJtirlck roads would be almost an unbroken lint? of so Ls the dry goods »tort, in u sense. The cent more in value |>er acre thnn the training camp if the peopl wanted it. •_---jRithoiIl^ th c rct{jcrL advice til--Jacksou-..autom obiles to l>e s«?en on these roods weekly newspaper ivoxpectrd to help in United Stilt«-*. This tuion, at a conferme«* with Mayor unity. wnLik, J l w id a prtiduced on an average of villc au to m obiliita.- * -» — durinr-the -enús-A-JhmWaw-Nww«fcîwiv .lUwu¡A‘k'. D. R. McKay, it was ibs-jilisl to call to''»I iM.unde Dl tnh.iisrfc.wnnh « « . ^ - T - O ----- e -C .' * land with it», splendid roads and its fine «lore »01. Ano in «foing »0 it . . , . , "M ore cane should t»<> cultivated in gimmej cllntaXe, draws tens of thousands liUsint'svs interest of thi• town. Yet, against mi average for the I mted States , HIE SANFORD HERALD ^ •• . I inert, ut the Iniurd of traile rooms t«v- Florida Florida.” Of course. Hut no( before a of inoturisfk wiiu annually leave in that itomidiow it s«s'in« thut there should lie a of 8‘.t4 pntiml*, worth HI 3 niorrow afternoon nt 4* o’clock. One m arket inis been found for the product. section many pnlliuns of dollars, indeed limit where free service should end and tobacco yield» more (hull threy turns« as humlrvd (imminent Imsincss men of the (jlive us a rfugar factory, and the cane will it has iMtitj carefully estimated by rail­ fris» service begin. The grocery and th«' much |»t uere ns that of the country rity will bc »*dis’t«»l. antl |Hv.tear«ls inappear like magic. Time*-Uni on Sanfufd cx|ieeU to give them a sugar factory -neat season and the farmers of thin aeclloii will furnish tilt* cane. ° ----- ° ----- * The' Ortando Somlnet wants lion. Forrest laike to resign and make the race again. Reminds us of the little hoy who seeing the nmn slip on u Imnanii |>ee| and full flat iLskvsl lulu to do It again, it* Ins mamma didn't «•«• him. What is the matUT, Joaiali? Didn't you see us when tin tiling .Imp ' *< > lias the tourist hotel (or Sanford d id or i« llie matter »imply being |te|i| up |»'li>ling (lie count» .livi-luii .pm tiini' The mutter is just about a* important as county division and should not he «tile trackl-d for an» other man. r W. should he aide to promise our tourists a hotel tills season and lei them look lot ward to the new hotel at the o|H ning of th. -I'll I t 1 .«*11 nee is mom» bringing 4 ’ m<l t * *u p. r bam|s-r i n New t -irk and |.|, n< o t golllg III, «llh'll «Ollld III.Ill life to ,i|* •b road men that the tourist bu»»n<»w yields to New Kngland an urmual crop of fCO. 00(1,00(1. This i* prohahly a cons«'rva live estimate. Moreover, it 1.» mercueing more rapidly probably than any other crop in the country. New England dors not uppeur to tiie motorist. New Eng­ land does not *1p|»'itl to the motorist for summer trip so strongly’ as Mori da «Oilld up|teal l<> the motorist for a winter trip if t wo mum lughways, well construct cil. existisl in Hortdu. one down the Fust nisi and one to tliJ* tVi-jt fn tw The tourist l.ilsin.-»» t" I'lolld.i i? i-ijiiilil.' of iildelinitc development It 1« possible by uctivc work on III«' part of the |Hs»|de .ul tin railroad', to 1.1, 1!, -1 oolriipli* till' tourist truvi-l to IJait »tilth, a- grylp a» it now is. Tim most |mwerftil fac'tor if* a. 1omplishltig tins •»011I0 b>- good roads • • • I'll Will! b I'111' II. raid wisbi-s to 111I that wben they conic the Sanford sis' Hull will I..- ready with 23 miles of good ibi, l r.»i.Is lii her words the i»»»ple to ■ lout ,,iit|» ipatisf I be in, ik of I lie 1at* md w'r .r. isi jiiool li\c .cars ilicad ol .111y ot ber section ol Morula. (• server that tlicr.- is no money in lettuce THE NEW YKAlt lieforv January first <r until after Christ A friend stands al the door 11111?. The old time growers here In lin­ In cither tight 1 losi'd hand eari» .fa»s li.*ver tlioilglit ol gelling good •luting rich gifts. Ihr.s. hundred and juice» hefor^ Hiiristma», and the new’ Tad t li r»*«* v't »r•• of <»»'in^ who «.in r.u-c 1in- tirsi let luci Waiting to st rew I hem daily o'er the laud, will not lie so fashionable next season, Even as 1 ill' sower. o p* dry good» dealers also arr ¡iitcrcstisl in t aketi 11» a xxhole tiie upliuilding of ili«- town, hut lio» j Mnrida grow» cotton a little lesj. |n*r often could they lie c»|HS'ted t'* l«s>|Mitld acre that, tliat .*£ tla other »tales the to apiM-als for barrel» oi »tigur or l.ults liguri-s are not given, but it 1* ol the Sea Island variety, worth ulmul twice os of »flk for tiie giHHl of the tow n?” .. — *_ ()much iwr polintl as litu uplands cotton grown in other «tal<~. WHY FORREST Ua KK The average farfner. of tin* middle The Orlando pnp«'rs ms'tn to i~.|H‘nally delight m taking the name of Lake ill west eiitthi is'll 100 acn* of land anil with vain wpen nil tin questmn «>1 eouiity tli^ proCissis buy !I0U acre* in Florida, division and there in so much httnior in "hn'li would yiebl him at least to* much tiie situation of hii Oriundo p.1|«.r >•» vuliie as titill acres of Western Inml |ht Is'Vliiig Eor’r.nt Luk« tu (* ig.titist divi acre Crop hy crop Florida will axer.ig. sum thut *>• c.«limit reir.oi. from asking, higher than nearly any other »»ate »ml the .Top cnuipurod is the only one in other why Forrest Luke'* Did th.- Oriundo p.i|» rs deimind a •tut«-» mill only one of ¡1 number grown When »tat.'tin ot from Roluiisot New loti and .111 th*. »111110 land in ihi- slat. these facts I m s oiiic fully* known, tin Fox, who wer«* alno candidate» fi>r (lip r^n lorplu will he greater than ever l«t»gt*hil»»r«' ' Did the I Irland.. p:i|MTs ib i» ami (refi xxit* 1 he ru»li to t Iklahotno I lie al».xe ligures In lug tr te it t, ».nix Forr«s.t l ake an expression as to wIn-r. tus'isiMiry that our |>eop|i- wake up to .» lie stood on county dli|s|.iti’ know | «s| g | . of the opp.iftiinitn-» that In Wit* county disi»i<oi tin ismc of the lat. pmiui7>«-aud lU l was .in issue/who hefor»' t lii'tn vitmg Hiitii to attcml the nn»'tmg All inter«~itisl. hiiw«*ver. whether oll Tli«* ILst of thosc llioiiglit to be ¡ntercstcdnr not, nre urgcil to nttend The plan which (»'ill secure the refulilisltnietit in Tijtnpa of tiui »pring training camp of the Chicago National l^enguc team next Felinlary b rnnsidcrisl hy the mnyor and others to wliom it ha» ImxOt hroaclictl na quite («asiltle. All ncc«.*»ary is t(i«‘ gunranti»* tiy whatever nunthcr of busincs* m«Ti d.-ir«- to take liie ii.atTpr up of tli.; hotil liill. and the put tllig m »hupt' of I In; itaschnll tliai^ilnd md tiie Whnuin's buildiiig ut th«1 Tam­ pa May ground» Tntnpu Timen spiuTisi Win-re ( Inn ar. Vt \ -■ •> W .• ./V (taring at Orlando l’oulorroxx ut tbc racing driving park at I «riandò will occur th»' New 5 •ar's Matin«»' Race» Msich interest i* lu'ing manjf«.*tod m tlu",«' raci-* a* som*' o( the best Jior*»'* m the »tati1 xvlll lie entered. -Thr (Tt id hide» b..e»«-' frein Satirord. made it an issue and In wliai right can I It I Hull, tl. tll.l tili.I .1a. ksotix ill«* It Is t.imil t «amitlc ol s li.*« 1lì I triando tin- I mini . -val. demand i'1 1 • X |ss t * * I t bat «i «111• a ■row.l will g.* down I altip.i 11.» Il sb. riff . I. . « W'ill t ' expression from the repris».mtaliV* s 1»• 1 rx»ni b re to witm-x* the ru«'.** ■-p.TIJ.T W tl*. t.lk.1 t tic ...Il II of olii.-e O li for. tin- primar.» .nul 11..w ,-uti «Irland, Ha' .ili in»t . g.»-, ulto H1.1l ollice under anticipate a m..vi««iient hef«r. said mui. iiii.pn ronditi..11» Ile wiln ,<lodisi oh ment lia* taken fortiU Il rotini t dlxhtou »«. ho fiorii.» m ila t he premi*«. Ib|t ho W(Milli t.ikc frolli lite la*1 ele. lion why .ltd not Saiifi.rit 1 ..»m . l*s-> ol tli.it olii., bui f*l,noli j..-r yoar, and Mr Rullili*..n. tin candidate from Or «Mrr pax mg 111«' "ulario* of lo» deputili, I it d • lo 'tale hl* XI* w- on I he subject .invi otlicf ..lini- (*x|mti-.-» xtould ut Iho The Orlando paiwr» are ruilier hard •nd ol cadi inotu h, tttrn over lo thè comi pres.*ed for an argument when they colt tx . Hiroiigh a coinmitti»'. (0 wlnch bo wtll tine their all.'liti.ill* 10 Sanford’s r.'pr. render ali a.'iTiiuitlllg ..idi monili all editati*.' Uh was pi*t it* »tire to *up_ other ninni«** rernvisl Hiroiigh thè ..th.. port tiie cimimiX dixj-lnti movi'ttu-m i ili feo* w .i— I b* 11e r hI'I . m.| 'n i ni- na* e v e r •, T< ito .'rcront rop,.rt tliut tt. .borili |t|.-»1loti.-d nor ail|t ,d* on 11., «i U-II..1 otl.' 1 «ii- ' a» 1 nel 11ng 1no in. pi 1.. 1 1 \n I I Irland*i a |M-rsi«tenl light .0. M abitui «I ..unii (hi xi.it be ira. Mr • l.uke, -mee tile ipiestiiiii ha* ariseli I* ijs t i . cr wi.l bax «• *01nd hllig lite * I il non | arousing much criticism throughout the lo 112,(MMI |mt y«-ur to t«tr 11 back io tla *V f « * « f • • I f f ««iV > WELL D R IV IN G In Hon. Frank Witodrufl tins part of ijyii h <lro|M he tread' it in and pa-s.—bv : Orange county bus a live wir.-aud though It'1'anm.l he made fruitful :dl it duall 0/ us riCilir.r that Ik- cannot mu. h 1. f n.ml ■..tp. 1*■ ! at road budditig III DruliC' >>nA.t u. a \ l|«| A II. I III'« l*t m.-ml-er ol tin Ihi.U.I -t 1 uut.l . ..ft .^'11...1 cum i ir. i b luti w ill -I...id« mm-UOfUTV I" I..IS Ul . OM.pii-I» d w.>li«b'T* li.-tid: silice in* hits bis-li a member o| t lini We ll hold ti'ir pati, lit blinds, cucii ill III» h o a r d und all-in thut could be done in place. county as to whether Orlando or Sanfonl county. c u t t i n g new r o a d s and making bridges he And trust this- to the end. tini ruisisl the i|u«s«lion «if l’outity divi»I III* sort of thing Was started lw<> b u s Imi'D the leading figure. He is the Knowing llmu Jemlret onward to those ion. and if it »¡i* Orlando why did th«.y years a gid .y Dr I I llcad , who a* conn r i g h i muli in the right place. (* . -• - »tart ** •r -a* i*** A V>J • >d{}ä »V ■»X! -i* Artesian Wells of Every Description lighting the divinum liefnr«' fb. ¡'V tre.ii.urer, lias Issoi rdtirm ng to tbc nett her da\- not % •p i . i t noi w a , s p r u n g p u b l i c l y ' ' | '»Minty I h r o u g l i t h e s c Iiimi I f i l m i , all f.s-s The .'Ialiti pili lorlii In thè iunior ol mi.ml li» uur veilr-> uf i$JJ iM mill |»*rr \. ;.r Tin* lb raid *u|.|».rtc«l Mr. Robitvolt 11 ............... 1 ' “h«r\ of Ill I» Ke» W .'*t in hi- iiililf.-K? of welcome lo Mix* Muiock. in tin, beautiful poem • \ IM • I » * M ^ • irlan«|.. » < aiulid.iti Impartmlly and f.«r J~** » • I i'1 ' "ih Presidi ut l'alt, abeti he *aid timi thè giyi^ jju r idi a~ hi'ttvt lli-tt» w* * an tin -am. rea-nti tba« wc -nip|M.rt.'! M? 1 plissuge of thè Pfi~.ld.-nl of t Ile I Ili!ed pres- Hi.-m ' 'n ..- T T rrtT 'ivm 'i O»IV I e \ 1*11 Sanford •States thr.lugli Morula t>< pa» ali >.l!n-iul .1 kjilt. Ir«*r11 11*9 until H- h«iur term satisfactorily and w«-rv entitled t" Olle of the 11111*1 ¡lifetMtlllk' viali tu Un- Panama canal* m iuhlultcd rotiti», I« 11 firstly Nh rnitfiy Sanford had t wo. candidali-» III Ou w o r ld o f U a-t.TM s t . , r , 1, I b u p l r r thè claitns of thè Kant ( oasi Ruilwny a» gifts. »0 tiiii.h time to use for either .mother and I'hc Herald did not support both ol No 6.1 of •■r.iml Rapid*. Mich. Tbl» thè n.ithin.d noni to thè canal, u liu ti profit or liuti, and mi many hand» arc liciti them, a* would have heen right and I haptcr bold» t lie distjliatloll of being daini is òditorinlly endoesed hy thè out eagerly for the coming days, looking Jacksonville Tim es-Union, in' untimulije. for them to bring happiness, or gam of pro|»T if county division have lasm the the larg«s«t in the world ts-tte. hut wc »tiaal for Iaike and Robin­ (¡rand Rapiti» i» noted for its furniture --T a m p a Times. nom«. kind. Thr spirit somewhere grow» will, i reduci r and u a b.-aoti,ul Mtrhigan clty We can now anticipate Miami a» the faint lieforr tin* unknown future, conic son and tlie Orlando representative• xxilL xn testify and tlie quntiun of Conn ni nix t . picul of imlustry, brotherly lov.- and national residence city liecuusiC William •luently It Is enougii tu take out* day at a Ja * dixisioti wa* never monti.uiod in I hi giKi.l fclliivsiditp J Rryan lives there during the winter. time und try to make that good, it 1» campaign Mr* J. R Judd. whois lh c ^ B t wohiali () hard enough even then, and aomeitm«** Untier these cucii instances it 1» Jolly ili the world to either roast or hake tin The Sanford lleruld of last week con­ it is best to go hour hy hour. One d a y •rtained an advertisement of the sale of ut u time i» th«. »«»-ret of «‘Very noble life. for tin' Orlando pa|»T» to take up space article «if food In n tirile»» couh'jf. is nn whip- Sanford over uctixe and iiromiiicAt member of rh a|i$ 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 worth of county I«omis of O r­ "O n e «lay ut u lumi, tuk«-n up bravely rnihuivoríng to Lake's almuldiT» for the v«'ry «imple tcr ti5 Order of Eastern Star». ange county, the procédais <0 l>e deypted with its d alien faith fully -done ns they reason that county division was not an Mrs. ludil 1« coming to Hanforil, Junto tile coh»truction of brick roads in thiit come, its trials'patiently burnii, it» cross i«M n> in the primary and if il'wa» an is.*ii«i uary 6 th and will deliver fr.*' h vlu m t «di progressive county. Some delay has eh.s-rfiilly carried, its joys rightly used, ( lp"cn oci’ iciiomsl in t he placing of the and its gladnuHK gather . »1 from every hour Mr Robinson occupo-» th«> »ami* |mi»i - th «1 siibns't of Fireb-as («».king. Sh«(Hinds upon the market tiy the necessity as it pamtrM «in." Inslnad Of ftiaklng tion toward Sanford a» Orlando occupo-» will Ip. at tin*store of thetiiMi. II Fi'rimlit o f Waiting I»for the validation of the many resolution* at tlie first of the year toward laik«' and the nigger in the wooiD Uardwar«: Co. for one w«T*k. (die is on the Oriundo sid«* of the fence. Mrs. Judd is ul the head of the ex|icribonds hy the .circuit court. Tiies *1 t-> Ih* quickly broken, l» t u« strive to meet inentul department and chief of the slulT 0 — miftters hltvt* licen settled and there is cucii day liruvely, and tukc what it »1 .U»»i»,irs«n«*.'iS ■ •pn^ qiore^n-thjiTtrt.T • pO lo n ger-an y reason for delay. The tmnits un«(tim tòhm ro’. ' ■ ----------T - r m i u m r o o s t e r Company, Tolls In, Dido, manufacturers J 'aI>*'r T i olre" ^'cause the sale T lu '.y c a f (*<sik O( tim Depart Incut-ut l r r - , , , rr— T»— r ■■— — "Oh, hong some lump.likv 1ki(mi — of-three- -bonds" w itf m ean Hip IniiMHig A grii' iiltTir.'' J is ï iio fl urnish t«1 iï ,^ I I S â r F i?r,n " Cufl11 i,,r w r a Imiv«« the unknown'way. of about twenty-fivo mile* of brick roads Kiiul year, to give our apiriLn frenr scope, ing th«» (iroduction hy stut«»« of smnll Hu» 'Many of Them? in that district. Tampa Tipies. .And our hands strength to work wliif«»'it- crojM. sudi u» cuhhagu, omons. letture, The fuel thnt itfcn elected to county ----- O -----ta day.". _________ _________ celeryi toinatore, nor of fruii« and lierriiw, Thiwe are Fiori.IT» pmici pai »011ree» ol nftlrrs frem Hanfnrrt,-T«?ryjifxr7Tcrmtimir * EVEN ANOTHER COUNTY wmilih and so t*e ean't 'put Florida'« their residence in Orlando «t the «'xpiraTH E W EEKLY NEWSPAPER Word comes from’ Winter Garden ««•€,ii«^b foy'. foremtwu lluL IctWrtuke a ti«m of thrir term of office should not In­ The Columlius . Ha., Industrial. Index tion‘ thut the people of that prosperous ^'omYiarison of the largcr crops pf which laid up agnimt this city.—Orlando Sen(lays the following to the weekly, newso community are very desirous of splitting TliU state'produiy-a coinparativcly little TTntil. off'frsm Oumgw erwrnty and with s part (in(>er: There (lave Imsmi so many men from "Tin* w«»*kly newspa|ieni ui the south­ Devutis».* t iif" Tritit uml vegetalii». croi» of Lake county to form a fine county in Saldimi elect«'«! to office that they proiithat part of the stale, with Winter Har­ east ar«- among the most important and are so rnuch more i.rothalile nldyTomt7riiu' two whole families in Or­ » On H fftì.fM H ) arre* of land Florida proden as the county seat. This accounts rffretive factor* in the upbuijijipg of iundo We do-not lay that up ugniti»! duc«»i lm *t yi’ur 9,2s6,()0(l liushcl» of coni tiqs ws'tion. No city springs full grown. in part for the ominous silence ttint his reigned in thut mstion of Drang«, county It must have chihlhooij^ and youth—it The United Stufe» produce«! 2.562.190,- y'«\|‘Ji»iuli Urlando nevOr i.|erted tliem. regarding th» county division mutter must lirst be a village and then n town: 000 buahrls. o^« U)3,825,00*1 acre™ Tull what yuu want in Want Column. and demonstrate* the Winter Gar- And it Is in this period of growth that about twci\ty-four bushels per acre. , * rf* -3( *»* ,. • h. * .■>fi■*- •«* r T - • • ■ :’x-vA* ■: - 'r >•- * V -• ^ ?* Satisfaction Guaranteed By Expert Workmen •c Orders Taken al HILL LUMBER CO. or — HILL HARDWARE CO. wßßm Rm Mm ■V <« 0 ^aflfopd-Libráry • ftttfc : r. * .« •» ••■^ . —. A, » i. 4 Free Reading Room V« .. i ^ ROOM "20 UpauiirarPico Block Open Tuesdays «1 to 6 p m AND Saturdays 4 lo 9 p m Strangers Welcome tí �• <n. • ■ »• OUR GOVERNOR INAUGURATED ^ A . P. Connelly has return«! from a two weeks trip to points in the Missis­ sippi valley. v y X " - H. B. Connelly and daughter, Mias Linda are spending a few days will] friends at Lakeland. . (' '/■: *».1 Col. Alexander, the well known rep, resent alive of Crutchfield A Woolfolk ..was in < h e«!y yesterday. H Irftlr. and Mr*. -Albert Spigh and family exjiect to leave today for Jacksonville. •where they win »pend ih c ^|nter t f 1' \ Jotjrr, Cook o( the Cook Auto Cq. of .VS S Uf it . •• . t t . Orlando wag*in the city yesterday hav~ inf teeelvedTi carload of automobiles. I k.i* ■ . ■.."Ckaa.'CUrk is In the city looking niter bis property interests. Mr. Clark ia now engaged In the real ratate business in New Smyrna. _ . P. L. Moore, superintendent of the ""*? - ~Hsra»%Pr:^ra'«r^arfirrtted tjw-rhe nffjtP urwltrlinty Christmas ( Mtriuf mills tarliti after spending with ti!a his city mother at fcpck Hill, S. C. Mr. d a y Kaa‘returned to hi* home In Arcadia after*/tjKimlimt Christmpa with' Mr. and M rs!: W. uT Hart}don./ Mrs. Clay will remain several days longer. (t The porter» and bill hoy» at the SanJV \t. ■ fordjlouse received jwiw uniforma for a Christmas present and are now os gor|•,, ^ 1 ' geous as drum majors of a m(n»trel ghow. C, II. Loop of Jacksonville has orrived in the city and will be here for sev­ eral Weeks engaged in u piano contest for -tv the IferAid, in which two popular young ladle* will receive two fine pldnos. Mr. and him. M K. May have arrived in thy city and will «be at homo to their many friend*, at Comfort Cottage. Mr. Hoy ¡a a well known eotnq>i»ainn man and makes Sanford hi* headquarters during lira season.' J. II. Lee Is Ahuking hands with hi* many Sanford friend». Mr I*-«* »m mu premier ball former byt year and will u* »Ut Stetson team to victory thw aeaaon, as Hi is a student of thni institution to- tether with SAJnk.-anothcr_one of our champions. Rev. (’. il SiiintncnC has return«! from Methodist ( onference nt 1 u■ir| and is tmsy packing hi» good» preparn tory to leaving for Ja»|»cr, his new charge Thrw good j*»ijllr during I heir *tny in Sanford liave ondearrti ihemselvea’, with everyone ami we are loath to give therri* - Up •m n i . pnrrfóus ^mlhrr ocrtrúorrr >11 i. V . > a . * . v P e . ■ and TaPnhuibtOe will be in gala attiri1dfor the many visitón» who will attend. I^ W flik s Club Dance The annual Christman Dance given by the Wcluka Club at the Hanford House Friday evening wan distinguished by the churming hospitality and elegant simplicity which characterize all the de« llghtful social and public events of which the Ladies’ Club is hostena. The lobby of the hotpl wrus attractively festive, with its Chriatrqás decorations. The coptmillre to villi*«1 »|||eifiiitl work The reception room was artistically pleasing with its effective arrangement the »ucce»» of the lovely dance wan largeof vines, palms, ferns, iiibincus, kum- |y due were comiKned pi the following qunts and |>oin.»«*itias. The beautiful Indies: Decoration Mrs. May Dirkin*. Mr*. decorations of which were a rich back­ ground for the hnn'lnonicly gowned re­ Kent Ri»»etter. Mr». J; C. IlCnnctt. Refreshment* Mr» Robert Newman. ceiving line who stood at the entrance of the hull to welcome their guesla and Mr». Deane Turner. Mr». K II. Hrown, were Mr». J. W, Dichin», Mr», horrent Miaa Peacb<*u i^dller. Floor Mi*» Nlnbel Howler, Mr» ('. (‘ f uke. Mr« |1 W Herndon. Mrs Samuel How urd. Pules!on, Mrs. T K Wilson. . M unc Mr». ( ’. G- Rtttt. Miss Veda The punch table, which hud u conspic­ uous place in the reception room -was a Ward. thing of beauty. Over the hamlsomcL white cover was-a delicate tracery" ol lLuncheon for Mr*. <"Ta) lainty asparagus fern, in which u nutn Mre. S ri ( tin»,, a it» lut— lii)t» nt n very tier nl gorgeously puinscttiu» nestled. deligbtfol inforinul liiiichtlv}, cotrqiltThe Itull room wits brill hint with iLf mentary to Mr» \V It Clay Mmidny, at |ove|y ('hri«tnuLs deeurations and (iright which tile guenle were \lfr ( ,|n)\ Mr». lights . A pleasing feature wit» the H W llerqjnn und Mm A P Cotigrouping of the piano, embank«! jp tlf’ll) I luring «rile aberrinoti the ladire la'antiful green foliage, and the ore bi-Ola enjoyed thelpleaaitni game of. Iiritlge. n the center of the hall room. At nun (j’i lock t he musie ga\ e t he signal and t ijp Bridge /pr Mr». I laj grand march was led hy Dr. and Mra. Thuotdny aftihrnbon Mr*. F Ik Miller Pulestnn. after which the dancing l»*gati will entertain at X'bridge¿jiur'y, in honor und rontinii«! until I 10 o'cliwk. Four of her.sjster. Mr*. W.'ll. ( lay of Arradin, extra dance» were enjoyed. who U/th* eharjnin^ hou»e giie»f of her Ttti‘ handsome anil elegantly gowned sister, Mre li W Herndon' 4 younger set was enjoyed nt the Iwnutiful country home of Mr. und Mr*. H. H. Chap] h*II last Thursday evening ’ To thony wjw have ve eVer l<c*n Mr and Mr». CliapiM-tr» guest lests it, Pilot iietssviary to *uy they bad quite the time of their .V . live», fur their h<»ipilullt> U well known Tike young folks met ui (lie home o1 Mr and Mr» It. I, Peek und Mr Chap poll, with a large wagon Tilled with «Irnw conveyed them under the chu|>eronage of Mr». I’it Iv, to his home. Then- they were met at Jb e jfoor by Pramr* Chap­ pell, a**i»t«jd bv Ajlsae» Mary and I.uocn. atiil shown iuto a most beautifully decorated room, iifth« centre of which stood . the Christina» tree. . Aifer gamee and other amusements had l>ecn enjoyed, thn young guests w-erf« invited Into the dining roorp, where rwfreahmenU consisting of chicken snlai^, cake and chocolate were served. Ten o’clock came only too soon, every one assuring Frances that they hi>d spent a most delightful evening and hoped that she would make a Christmas tree an an­ nual eve.nl, departed for their soveral homes. The ride bark was enjoyed, for by this time the moon was out in all of its glory. Although I t was a girls’ Christmas tree the hmra wrrr Inrltitl tn sham the pleasure with them. Those who enjoy ed the hospitality of Miss France* were Helen Feck, Helen Hand, France* Gon­ zales, Ellen Chappell, Agnes Hothapdy, Alice Caldwell, Perry Lee Bell, Fern Ward, May Thrasher, -Lse-P«ckr J^T>r Woodruff, James Higgins, Sidney ChAac. Frank Chappell, Frank Pardon, I.«Clare •Irvin, fUglnalrt Holly. --------------------*— ' t JL¿‘ WV WEth-f . / 1 (..mini; Atlrn.llon» * 1 l)ro»e to Tampa Mr. and Mr*. J. II. Overman drove their R. M. F. car to Tampa and ipettt Christmas. They made the trip in rec­ ord time although the road* .were bad In * ». Among the many lovely ladie* with iM'autifui tiah*ttes were Mr». J W Dick in* in yelU-uw cre|»- de diene, trimmed with old luce and gold fringe, Mtw. For rest Lake in pink chiffon, embroider«! with gold thread over white satin, with rhiiuwtutu' trimmings and corsagti rose»; Mra. B. W. Herndon black satin with white luce overdrew», trimmed with vio­ léis; Mr». Samuel Pulenton, in pink messaline with satin »tri|»e not overdnws. Mr». T. E. Wilson, ashes of roso» satin, drniHwl with lilac marquisaUu und trimme<l with Fnqtch ruaos.; Mr», H. L. IbForeat, In black channeuse, with wl^ite lacs and black velvet trimming»; Mra. C. M. Vprce, black chiffon over •white rnitin; Mrt. C. O. McLaughlin, black •pangled qeti Mr» ,0 ..W . Hrndy,' black lace An tiaine; Mr». It. Vorcr, white laceiCoslume; k^r». M. Hyme*. gfey silk with white lace; Mr*. F. J. McDahnel, Inrendar »Ilk.: Mm..-ll. J. Holly, pink charme use; M re. ,E. Ik ilrutm , lavoodar chiffon over luvendat satin trimmed with satin rosea; Mra. Robert Newman. -Iilack tuil ¿ C¿f pi61Tuuin>p H »».'T u A^ y swk blue crejM- tie chene; Mr». Kent Rosaetter, pink meaoaline with pearl^rimmlngs; Mr*. G. A. DqCottc*. black »Min. witb mnribou trimnjinjt«: Mrs; C..C. Howard, blue aatin dra|>ed with black petf Mrs. Deane-Turner. ’ yellow-me—l liner-Mrar W .-B. Clay, black chiffon over gold Mtili. (rimmed with gold rase*; Mft. J . L. Hurt, yellow crop« de chono; Mr*. B. Ai Howard, blue crepe meteorr witlr white lace, bead trimming*; Mis*i Laur^ Fiah^ blue chiffon -with white laret; »Mia* Irono Brady, green*rharmeusq, with Oriental lace; Miaa Mkh*) Bowler, pink.piesaa.line, draped with pink chiffon, with pink trimmings; M in Madge Ward, i « ’ * * 8! i • Dr re ruber 31 "Tear of the i People» Bank • — \ i v i .'ft.:.('^.ia«ii yhar* and their force of men wlH get huay r 'Fdr*|nc«t‘--^I^M>4u for light hou-,kocjiLntr MJf OaJr Avp.; corner 10th St. immediately putting in ncw^ohW^tlw^ ÍC » ? \ A' ' «M í „u l up * f . '»For Halj!r-*a'wp’ iiuniiy.,piunchp*. »l«o the finest others in this paftvfi Ax'holesale > fiAh .hiT'bieAiv with , launch.-., From tliq^ngln U nclear th^new d j boa la and v».tií3M»<f front lot with now wirv« will lx* Ktfunj; tnd Ctt^.VRfSitern lh ra *^ ^ V * ir4 \ ''L . Vffic»‘nt at M ^ '• ?l7-ti Union Lxpasta to be in first cfakkhapc an. h ^ Y ' ? 7 W i , r y a lew month*. . Tinder the aide inappKe • For íw é—Two; good;.uvultja, wagon mhWt of Mr. Huff the Sanford *rtlro liif ^ Ä a ^ ü l . S^5lK«m '«it Mtivc» HaminoekXm Grconmin. plaoe. *. v‘ * 86-tfe )uilC.uf» a fine business and in.hi.s r it Y. . « _ ‘ *' . . . . . quarter. Mr. Huff « p cctq to m v e T U ^ aÌ 'I 'Ì {tubile even Itetter, if *uch i| thir mg >* V®** acnmtlf&r. urrq»tlffd‘. withsitOotl.vtn withoatOotl.phouM:. Calkon or •• _ W silile. phone Mf. A. MUptick. Cameron City. Bl-ti For QAit — Tiisd ditul an ^imre*. i r g k l V ^ * * 1 Idqdihjt.atntion. ono-fourtb o f J-Tyi- -q.jam lihd. rent. J. \S; .>Tli* Gate City Horny Haa .hrotighil Powell» rewner.'» Inquire of Walter ‘Jrt-tf »town the high cost of living. Only W OO HaynaC Herald',0fflc*p pet wefk for the finest tattle bonord Jn y U ’llijted—b r je r f Tor fine frost jir.w.f 2 9 \t.' culibigt1 |>l;tnLv all Varieties; $l.^f> [»r the city. See Parker. ... • 1,000; qliea)k>r in larger, lot*. SatKfm Wtiiltf the weatiter [la hot Jboy .ymir tlOn guaranteed. ‘ F. 8. Cannon. M ir dried chl|i|»ed Ik-cI at W. ■ I¿Mg'* 1 l4,‘ grocerg. Sliced on an Amcrjcaft «lidng,' v Latnl-for rent fur potalo crop, Jó uo ^tiffp. t?M- 7ttntr. Oetwmto — ais:______ •‘ . 'P aè.'À O e-fRem mía gton kjq«1 Writer r o n f i ^ 113. 'Railroad Ave. Machín. . TS-T"Briiuf, yout your old,tiré* old,tirò* to Sonforrt S * jW fht vul«ii}fziiu|. ' fri-48-tf We me eqtil|i(xAl Jo handle yout rep.iii All lo ca l AdvcrtlMntcnM*' Piulcr Thls Mrrnlln*. Ihrer CrAt» adln« l uohjkalic work. . Snnford Min biné A tiaragi- Co. - • fri (8tl -, a ,. \ -------- i------------ ‘ For Rent FurnUhed o,'c roqrn, rot­ J»r . talc. A food »(rung heavy mule ture'• O orl will *r>|| the furniture.'* Tnqijltf! of O. W Brady. Hrnrdall und Cel City. 17-tf. Attenne., w ' . J f i - . l or Salt-- Grocery.- fetfl’ anil vener*^ »tore near Sanford. DoitijL-'fìtr^ '.bihtl ■ tv««, .(ioiyd reason I for ."(tdljhig. ' AÜ.dnr*# !'(ìr<>cs‘rx'," cure hf Hèraldj .'l4-tf ItFor Sul Block'of Ova we|| located city lot*. Addita* 0wner.‘ Bnx,’ ÍiW7. ■;.( F'nr Rent ‘ Ten room -ííéu*e, well» .a .iii j I ' cat«!. A. P. Connelly. r * T r - Imperial taken ujMin the »pot where the original so culled »i.-gc of St I’eterebiirg t.Kit place Petersburg, a city nn<! |*nrt of •■ ntry id Dinwld.ln- county. \ ,i . mi th. south bank of the Ajipomuttox. rrver. The «lege liL«t«l from June I tit It. I M‘>4 uj Aj.nl 2 nd, lHf>5 . und during it» continuanco ia pitel.«l imttle were fought i n the neigltborhootl. The entrenehmontd of !>»• and Gntnt ■till fortn con»|iicuou» features in tin lanil*cu{Se. I l)ne of the Ih**! known engagemenl» wax thutof 0** old.(,’raU?r^tp the east of the city, on Griilfth1* fitrm, where there ia now a war museum. The twp reel» comprising the Siege of St. Petersburg and four oilier reel* will tituke up the program on the ufternopn and . night performance. The entire six reel* will be shown in the afternoon to those who cannot attend the night «how. The lutter jiart of the. week "Sugaj" Murdock wt|l l»c on hand' to entertain. '/Sugar1' present* a Mack face singing whuhaa.uiaiMa.llia •> eriilje and Thin*, who see him will eiijoy his art, which will b« different each night njyfltg’ th’. «aeek »1 J a^ S ^ T O ^ r girl ^mentaUst, will {ireacnt her weird perfqrmurfcb.- It .wpuld.lte hard for one .to tgll 1n to ^ a n y word* how the perfpritu»nC«pf l u progru**«, jt.J* to differ­ ent each time, so new and no bewflderttqp~ She - make* ■ the' men think.- tnd think, hard, and ahe make* the ladie* talk. When you tee her be. careful what you thlrik a* sbo' lohk* into ymir mind and reads your vyjy thoughts. ’ She. telk, thing* ¿me would not believe could be thld and she doe* this'seemingly Im­ possible thing without the aid of any *•si.itanep from any kouree commonly known to man. Ita’a t o t night will he f r « n * t h * ladle*. ' \ ‘ •% —s_ 1- . A •V-j - :« !•» . . ^ •r -• * J-i’ SHIP- YOUR PRODUCE TO { h m . A. TOWNSEND ] f- PH ILADELPH IA t ■,* •J — .• • *. jHi Modern ( oiirses in Hook- keeping Hanking (■omniercial Law Coninienciar Arithmetic During thu intermlanion a delicious with thrilling adventure, qdick action, “Macedoine" salad, wafers um| salted exeting anticipution, und withall n pic­ ultnnnds and rod«- were served. Through ture uf great liUtoricul iniereat. ,M)( the evening the delicious fruit punch “ Tiie Siege pf Petersburg" 1» a picture wim enjoyed. ' * ' . -m ; ^ .y For Saitt^roUnd .China Brood '5 5 ^ -* * * Dr. Denton to Mófe W. Cameron'Avt.r . aii-tfc Dr. J. T. Denton and family cxpfcct Vfahfed— ¡¿MO feet'of Ye!« to leave tomorrow; for ,Mlcanopy wh>^ board* *^ u p V -W ,«d t9sp . Apply AV he will practice tnedléifjoi. Vf. Dfl Denton Harald t ho* tH-en A resident of Slfhford .f/V ■Jtthna •HqtehrKbdn ■ om|/'l>oar.| ikj*. accotdmí^ttUon» for n-guf ir jiast four year* and liad built, up’•jfVOfyy, transients, tiood tibie. lucrative prmcUce. He ow ¡Mótjkbior W J I . Wqtbob, Pr.it. rtVy valuable property neWi Mi(itri"ItXr K>>. 0 3 -if amlsieclded that lie ought to be dosAr/iq X room cottage with ill I hi^largo interest* then1, henc*-W&. . . J i f a . 4Oí) Paine» i «lef» ly .'T C ’IT. W . Mahoney at f -r lit* many Sanford friends will regf«t1lL|V Innce. priwilted a \ery attractive picr.iiti.irrow, (S «Inemlay . the liret dnj lure to all those who were enjoying the < hristnia» Tre* Social ^ of tiie New Year, at the lnqieriul Theatri A Christmas tree for the girls of the ocrasion und dance by looking on. will in1 {»rivtenteil it feature, one tentnln} v I r , F. J. McDanntd. left Saturday for Ins " home in Owaaso to look after his bus hiarm affaire. Mr MrDannel expett* to nturn to Sanford soon and will maki* it Ida ‘ future home. The many friends pf Mr and Mrs. McDunn.il am glad to know that thua* good poupio will l»- permanent ladies, \Ctih their ilintmguished looking partner,», in the pretl> maxes of the residents. IS 1 1 Hob. Park Trammell Will Take Office y ' on January -7th Tallahassee,' Dee: 31.—Governor-elect Park Trammell-will be inaugurated as Governor .of FliMWli .at the capitol In Tallahassee on Tuesday, Januury 7t>\. at noon. It is expeetod that the cere­ monies incident to the new Governor's inauguration will lie quit* brilliant and Will draw to Tallahaawe j j large nuntltcr of hia admirer*.'. The citizens'of Tallii gs usual. ive organised to tnako the inauguration standpoint. . Com»uceeas fromn s.focal i mitteea on. arrangement, trahsportation, finance, military, ball, decoration and re­ ception have b«'n appointed and are .at work to huve every derail In rvadincaa for' the Oecaaion. It is understood that the railroads of thc-stato will offer a rrelucrrl rate from all-poinj* to Tallahassee and -return, for alf persotui desiring tp. attend the Ihaujptfatfon, and taht a ap**lal)>' low rate will lAi granted to nMlhary organizations which will attend. ' * "* Mr. Trammell's immense personal pop­ ularity will doubtless tend to greatly swell the Usual inauguration crowd. The social features' will probably surposa pompadour chiffon over pink aafin: Mis* Veda Ward, black grenadlnejover white satin with -red velvet trimmings; Miaa Annie Higgins, yellow mgaaaline; Mis* Lottie Hurt, red satin; Mia* Lillian Hig­ gins, pink crepe de chene; Miss Mildred Vorco, yellow Rajah ailk; Mis* Mabel Hfitd, bbrlc' rhiffon. with nil velvet trimming*; Miaa Peachea l/ert1er, l)lue satis .draped with white net and lace trimming; Miaa Linda Letllcr, bluoSatin with td**f nwtryuiaette, trimmed in yelfqw1' ^ nwalfilc; ML»* Charlotte Hand, with yellow lizabotb Mewjth green chiffon, witff black arid Silver trimming; Mrs. J. H. Rothniltat, pink eharrpeuse, with cryatal trimming*; Mrs. Cecil Rult, pink mesaaline, drap«l with pink chiffon; Mr*. O. L. Miller, white embroider«! lare over pink measnline; Mi»s Clara Fox, Alice blue silk, witli black ball fringe trimming. . - * • *Tlie gentlemen who were the dub’* In­ cited guests weir Messrs. R. J . Holly, Forrwt Lake, O. W. Urady, C. 9/ Butty J. L ,H u rt; B. A .‘Howard. ] L A.4 Newman, S. Puleaton, Kent Rotuettcr, W. D. Turner, T. E. Wilton, R. L. VorcA, G. A. DeCottqp, T . A. Neal, O. L. Miller, Mr. Tillinghost, J. E. Pattison, Harold Haakim,>f r. For, »HeKt»w*tar* FV Harrl*on, R. C. Ilowen, Ralph Wight\ Geo. McLaughlin, Mr. Tibbie*, H. P. Ilrannon, Clarence Mahoney, Ralph Steven*, Guy Ellsworth, A. Hollingsworth. W. J. Thig­ pen,' Eugene Routnillat, Walter Hib­ bard, Karl Rounnll.it. Meade Fox., Er­ nest Houaholder) W. E Watson. E. N. Galloway, L. P. Met,‘tiller, Tracy MeCuller, Felix Frank, 'Raymond Key, /krchi« Rett*, M. I.. Iliiincn, It. R. D«cs, W. C. Hill. Weldman Caldwell. Henry Purdnn, J. D. RolXrt», David Caldwell. Hraxton Perkin*. - S hn, Shorthand Typewriting and nil brjiDcheHof Civil Service Day und Night Classes - V„ .. (. • * LKAKN T O DO HY D OING Sanford/Business College - Rooi^is. 13 & 14 Pi(?o Huiilding SANFOHD, FLORIDA Fertilizer is' Sold.on its I >¡«l¡nct(\<* quality muni* for ft» mu c(i In' fertilizara on any Zither article. , • ' . " !•*/' Efficient *erViroJ(kewiae has it* value. Sm k. * • *** *" *« are made to ¿ ix ^ e a u K t-n o t to sell* At* A low price. The difference In'the cost >t of a good ierrilizet otfet'g..cJiet L.^teap one will more than be made up in yduf yield/i* -■ •j . , . , , Careful.attention to every ilellUj prohfptnw* always, and a high regard for ouV euitomere^wfahewhAve helped to make ua and our . fantoua fcrtillzetw-f tl^y F^voritq hr ' ' r ,3 >v . INDEPENDENT FERTILIZER COMPANY JA C * 8 QNVIlSÌk:FUÓHÌDA Airirukursi Owmicsll ♦ ‘ »Vil.*' >v‘ n ''xbuMtidiut Tx■ , < > 'r Scròti Mhturts J . E. P A C E , Local Agont .(► ! - - 4 *► •wi> �TH E flANPOflD IIKRAI.I1 Ennui Burdened Man of Society Takes'Up Human Inteftfet Matters. at Beagrove wtjuht-»euio.lh« affair, hied had told Mutual frteuds, and eonfldenttally he atatsd he was sorry ror It "What you want, Gordon, Is some­ thing In .llfo to Interest youj’ he now said. "Dawdling the time-away at clubs, eolreea and summer resorts kills a fellow’s vitality. Try some­ thing Tor a change." . "Aa what, for In stan cer challenged OoHon. "Human Interest,, philanthropy— why, ear. the very thing! Bee h e r o look yonder.” Ned pointed to ayou ngglrl who sat on one of tho station benchoa. Her The Machine tplndte afterviarda, at a sharp curve, he straightened up with a thrty. Recedt'rains bad eaten Into a narrow stretch of turnpike with deep ditches on either side. As they fairly flew along great masses /of earth were dis­ turbed and rolled dowm, At one spot a wheel want over thp edge. To at­ tempt to stop was to Invito disaster. With tho power applied to the last notch, the machine fairly aklmtned the roadway. A great exhalation of relief left Oor•on’s kUps aa the machine atruck a safer thoroughfare. He turned now t<> glance at hit passenger. Bhe was death, but she smiled mntaly stopped tn jro n i or (he-widow’s home at UryidmUa,- ”G*t to your mother nt gnee, Miss lldrton." She had told him something of her llfo’ blstorr during the trip, tier name wla Runlco flarton. An earnoat-faccd young man catpe out of tho house while Gordon wag. getting his macltfhw ready- foi the ie turu trip/ Ww seized both hands of his slstr.r’a time­ ly friend. "I cannot And words to thank yon’.” he aald fervently. "You hkvo saved my dear mqlher'a.llfe. She was sink­ ing fast, and lbs drluslou that sothn one had stolen Eunlca away from her,' ths doctor said, waa distracting he!*, dangerously. B b e .'Ju it •smiled and tank Into sister’s arms like a happy child. The doctor saya tho crisis Ispast, and thank you and—blsaa youJr At. eight o'clock that evoulagr falo willed ;that Gordon, -passing' go open window at tbd Vansgnt hum,-. over­ heard them words.*TtV Urns yon ceased trifling with your- chances. Marcia: *|r Gordon pill not stand your codnclry muchlonger.” •% ”Oh.: 1 oan bring him to my feat when 1 choose.” waa tho confidant re­ ply of tho Imperious beauty’ to her maneuvering mamma» . . Gordon 'turned <-n hta hast; and Marcia watted In vain for her sxpdet-. Sd caller that evening. If there was' any eopsolaUon* for • Gordon aa •‘ha thought over affairs In general that night It was memogrtof the glad little tace that, had loòkei Into hta owp when the*automobile stopped at Brookvllle. • Gordon wrote, a"brief note to Marcia the oezt morning. In .a very formal rnanuef he announced a prospective motor toifr, and Indlcatod that It would chd with a resumption of business du­ ties In the city. •That motor lour was not very eztended^ Gpnlon felt It his duty U> Iran r how ’Eunice’« mother vrsr gettlng along. He was actually glad whan.-the auto broko down uoar llrookvlllc. Ho put up at the town hotel tb a t’ nlght, and call«»d‘. at the Ur.:ton hotne the nezt day.. "‘’ That, waa“ only tho first x>f mainy pleasant hours apqnt with Eunice, iler mother was convalescing rapidly, aud Gordon conylnced.her that auto lidos would hasten her recovery. When the mother could not go the daughter Fairly Sklmmsd the Roadway. 1 \ * T' V i -. eyes ward flzkd sadly down th e ja ltr. There .we.ro (par stains on her pretty k* ’ cheeks, and somethh\g-»a InezprusslTh ere’ cam* the crowning Moment bly mournful in hur pose that Ateh Otif In tboed two ;llves when wistful eyes 1 don.- dhlvalrous- and gontle ^always met the love challenge of honest, earn- with tho opposite eez, waa at once Jn- eat 'ones. * ft was at The gate of the teresletf Itttla eottaga, and Gordon aald: •1>-«>kn to be Ip trouble,” he re­ (‘Does your mother attll worry over marked. her old fear of your being atdlen <-.|/V .i-”Bhn .Is. Poor little- thing!” aald away?” '* Ned.. “8hfr hag balui trying to suj»p<»rr •f»-. n".” r-p11—* Kunlee innoeeatly. ; "*-V1flôved mólher fatìn if“m 'ïr t Thst- wse only a passing delusion." . class at the seminary h e re .';Jt a««*«i>s ‘‘fiuppdse that some one should ' - ahe received • rush telegram ap Hour really steal.yqu pwayT" suggested ago tatting bar o u t her Gordon. dangerously sick, and that'Jf- aha :"Who would do that with poor little hoped to aee her agalo'ltf'llfji- slut me?" Inquired Eunice. must lake the first train for JlrookDale Gordon told the fluttering, villa She missed It by four mlpufba, bluslftng girl who would, th# chance no other train Until, eight rfolock. this lten. U’Uh. her head nestling on hla evening, tbero she alta, hcr ig, and there alts, eating her road, protecting shoulder, she willsheart: ouL Thera’s my train. ; . Good- ^Mfed'back lovingly: By." “You do not need to. steal me awiy> . Ned flashed but of view- Gordon Dale. I would gq auywhero id the stood studying the fottyru girl for £ ^ m V > ,7 lth ’tou,(J' V ' •• ; faw momenta momenta. Then be w’eht straight/ . tCopfrlaht, HU. hr W. G. Chapman.) up to the bençh. J Busy Nlflht After the 8>*Ctlon. “Ezcuse me, miss,” ha aald. lifting hla hat, ”aiy friend }us|Uold mo of • ”\V<‘I1, no, Mr. Hllbhon,” said the your misfortune . In tnjpalng your landlord of thq ;8kMdA«l T>vihi,*-a|ltrain.” . dress libi the eocycloi*odJa agent; “ T The girl ’ aUrted, looked up, and atn afraid you can’t do much busttfesa th?n drew back a little^shyly. The hare, Just at .this tipie-. The pepp)« terested In your raiuabla work« nr» Started Important Industry. Living on a pension In Lohdpn^f W. H. Wickham, tho tpan n-aiynidlfla for the IntroductloA'bf rubber trees In IndlkaWtho risk of his Ufe. The agricultural department of East In dM sent Wickham to gstber the seed o r tho Para rubber tree la Brazil. Wick him lived In tho Jungles with the haQvae and woa theU confidence. Slowly bo collected «eedy UIÜU*hOg^ 75.000 of (bqra.put ibetn In bags- which was sbor^'of cargo jznd-fundp. T h at waa the beginning of thè’ rubber growing Industry. In India, knd now millions'of dollars are made anfibelly from the rubber . plantations In-C oy Ion, Malaya and other East .Itadlab province«. Wickham raa tho rlaV of. a long term-In prieon, for a BrailftaD law prohibited tho removal of soedr from tho cdbntrr. • a a i -Z ï ÿ '* i H w S a PERIOD IÇAL3 '¿IK«« ■* BICYCLES tnd . • Tobacco *AA>' ACCESSORIES ------— REPAIRINC THE SANFORD CYCLE CÔ TT.j.'Ntw SioA.*r Culumbi» inJ R«ml,J»r_B.cVI»J : L. fgSiWn i n t t » çKsspif m«lt» AU ILWÎwd «od Wr *«U th»m «h ssijr’ . . W r i t . . T » com pltt« lias •f B tctcJ* 'S u o d riM .' W . d / s l l In,.O» W ' y f i t j W f i l e . p s s I t l s g - , S m as foi a a ,tk ln f la iHe B icy tU Ifc «. , * / ” I I « » « ’ « M< of N f w K u b U * Tir*» p M M j t M T C e Csrt cÇtlthy C a ri-h fr. J . ' VVy'THK OWLT WOCOC aCTWIK.IN HAMFOUD r iL ’ \Î Jv. L -Y . HU\£ NVMgr. : . 108 108 Palmelfe, Palmelte, Opp. Opp. City City IL Half ALL WORK DONE BY E L E C T R IC M A, C■H I N E R Y , , 'i t Wrw Fìr»t Slitti No, 1 Roll Top Of floe Desk. • Ntii Doo« it CtfJ Rtartinal ^ o LI____•. 5 . Rolln (ufttìnl.i Sn «ngiagwp>ir«aA. thrlt" tplfrulwll* ‘ mtdrrtiy rue ái’ns (fr.wtt. tin each ridi, ór CupInid'il prtfrrrad Drtwnt lock tuMiuliullji. Worth 112 50 to IH M *M rwl*.......................... P R I C E $ 1 -0 .9 0 . Shlppttf From IjtdUlu Ftrlor» Buck In the same oM business attain find prepared to do.all kinds of Tin and Sheet Iron Work, Tin RooflniJ, Guttering Pipe Fitting and Job Work done to order: also'Artesian Welliu Will make it inlcrcsiinj^ta all Contractors and Builders. Qall ;o| write me when you wont anythinit in my line. Shop.Cor. 3rd St. Oak Ava . .* STA PHONE 195 «1. P F . O' R D - - SANFORD, FLORIDA MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY KILLED ju st Received, A NICE’ NEW UNE.OF. Gorham Sterling Silver (S** W....l*v % • ...............\n * -g j * S H IP P E R S O f Florida Fruits A large BiAortment to select Every .piece (s Warranted Sterling Sliver. . * Our new line of E L E C T R IC P O R T A B L E S Tor 1012 is now reaJy. Come and tee them. You are welcdine whether you buy or not.’v -*-■-> We dp E X P E R T w a t c h and J E W E L R Y R EPA IR IN G at rcstonable prices. All.W ork G U A R A N T E E D ., , « * ’ frpm. SA N FO RD , FL O R ID A INSURANCE AGENT Theo. Schaal JE W E L E R • SOrEasl First Btreei - U I S A N FO R D , S A f » r 0 R r» . f L O K I O A FL O R ID A . 1 i. . '■■ • . aaooaoaaaooaaaaaaooaoooo O F S A N F O R D , F L A .'v Sanford Fish Market Car. Sanford Ave. & 1st St. O. C. YATBH, Proprietor.. F . H . K A N O . W reeiSeat F . F . F O R B T t g , C a s h ie r - «s, ' t O t O . F l R N A L D , V le e ^ re e . • . F . W M t T N g R , A u l . Caehler . • * . *• • . ,g Funds' Protected by B urglary Inauranea I? Safety Deposit Boxes for Rant ORGANIZED 1887 . All Kinds of Salt Water #.FIeh and Oysters NORTH , F IR S T -m si ' . C H IN E S E LA U N D R Y m m rm m rt n 'l V a Kabelf fne u A iu a time. t im a mil .won’t Vi ® back, for some' Xlaud FlJd -will rotnlUono«- In a few minutée to 'parade solemnly up and d(iwp aRFQay with a por.lcnlt of Taft displayed wrong aide up-d&.his back. Judge Itamsbottonv. la -beading a procession o f. twcntr-nlght.^ionaocutlra 'm achine 'Coin--. »i.Tna. i li n 'r iip "V.’ .-’II wheelbarrow«, each with a successful try to remedy your trouble." _ patriot In IL-and an unsuccessful one " Aa he pointed to hla louring car the pushing It;, of Tier ? erdy—for nobody young girl at ence understood him. really knows who gets the worst of . ’’You â r » ' « d 'k ln d -a o - kind." aha It Ip a wheelbarrow rtdi»-*-tw«ntr-flTe imirmurod, as Gordon helped bar to a or thirty genUamen are now tpujag •eat In the machine. V' i * ' . . 0 | W the imiio «juantlty o f W g , for pn equal » w e * S Good roád« and fair weather made .iiumb<T of other genttamen, and pfno■v ; >,th« first stage.of the trip 1 1. .i-:\ut and Tlcally.aJl.Ute rest bf th * voters are a - comfortable. farmer Failed after eliber sleeping oft Uiclr triumph or Irlad'floVn a country, -disappointment or planning how ¡he? Iter, but Oordon bad can gat th* poetoffle«.- 8 o ,.a * lh e "It la so bearf-brvaklujgl." abb aobbed. “My mother la dytag, and thorn Is no way of reaching her before midnight*1 5 ,V "Brookvllie cannot be ovar geventy* five mflca by a crosscountry route.” adld Oordon. ' "That la no task for my û. 01W SI FURNlVtlhC HOtlSC C belief that the m w r« t or their ffwner i'i raized up In the usual aft»-r «]<-<. lion pursuits, I don’t s'pqse you cap set their undivided attention.” *' Collars 2c each Other ITin t In Proportion 1 (it«» sm a i/UI w t w or n l fw f i U c UW W O N G SAM EA ST eetncTigHied Pullman %Dining and Sleeping Cars if, r -\ m'9t **' mmaMaeamsaHnws fit --, For Information, Rmtorand Roierritloflg go«, nearest m A. w. FIHTOT, d. p a s s . act . ‘ V j » c k « o h v i i x « . e«-*^ �' Th», w PttbJIshed 8 o m l-W o o K l y — Tuesday and F rida y pajvtU viewed w ith s a t t s t retail everr Jt abluid Jflvi ¡Um bt which t l * * (»dice- or Arder- Rttd Lhnve r fagr.worda to *ày >*rig wJUU my policy shall be n\ a x r of' that board. One man has «Jiatìce to'effect any legislation on board, t unico* he 'can convince a ruy qfdhe members to Ms'viewaì ngr.rard of announcement I mode tllowfÍBg- statement: " If elected will ception!* * . I t improves Unii I i* / tx x U distant 'mail ordir l% terorv. der house 300 tó.Md tallas pay 62 w p a .to ’get'U, 10-r»un<l pji mailed. .T h e .‘focal men*n*nu adri the aame article to a fiOmjih' territ can gal the Rame jblng- carrW for cent« Hr can.»end It for, focal-del H Including such>ti»al ruut.«i ai| may a «V the heme.poitofllrp, Íor H cauta. I N S A N f X J R D — L ife /• Worth L iv in g ess - Ky% • ANf ORD, P LO R IDA. FRIDAY JANUARY «, l i l a BIG Day IN sanford e on JAN U AR hè weék. Ait, ** á% » 1 • * VJW continui?-^ (leraoiis by'other members of th * bpani. \ t mei f tri-lp ttu< o.Uflyink colm tri­ l-Wn going to request » ri»ml$rab|p tPP to 'tjp dellvomt by. F»ro*Vÿi on th<^«treet committee an^fjucrowifu In. getting on«Wa:c*rpmHtos shall try ;; •Suppósi'* p farmer .srlh l*W Jitéak.for risii ^oedri 7k , by d^vpùnrw and tf> litUd lnifk rknnot be done On other streets than ihn fiayed onf«. -» V and have'it hunètl within'W m ibiT/En­ Four motpbsrs t £ thq city council' (a right cents. The possibilities far t|io <1<h majority) m iÜMfn brick paved afreets, velopmcnt of this business art unlim­ Park, Oak and Magnolia a venues, the ited. . The postage is cheaper than the brick nVsnuew-must be swept daily wVten \be -other àvehyea (uopoved)' are full of llolea, grown up with gnus.ahd wef<ls an deflected for /nonths. ..If , there,' ie^^u} money to fit tbefo, whcrti<ldaílbemonéy rcoma from to sweep Oak. Park aid M agnail it dally? I see notice In The Herald advertising by president of council lor new bids fqr sweeping our* paved streets^ Why not Also for milng so m e of the.bolee, fixing wooden bridges and trimming some of tbs whiskers on some of the unpavéd street's efiii*avemMs? nvcnuea*.hn¡ve block Anil usMmah rod denta »tumble time he would spend in the provision it óre making .Ms purchase and' paying doe it ' ' ■■jn the outlying country around this town thera is th y rs great potential traile1 ' • 4 • - • » _" J T T *' w, walting'for aonie one to get. It will go to the moil who gets, after it with adver­ tising. Vf;■/ - '' T i - • i , The iwoplé jn the farm home rarely pana the town mvrchunt'a shop window, rhey will do tluir shopping through the .newspaper. There the merchant htu a chance to show them his goods. It is a great ahow window in whirh the entire community looks every day. Formerly high cxprvaa *cliargw thra'w > }«lr» U hrf*Ly,»lr»n lh»l \ K * h A lf. flUjrind . n * . D »»U »T m T *a < pfii, obataejM around mail order' hoiljgra to «r w M W â l t i day »I Job*. As to i s a * fw í W * th.- nearby- territory. „Nqw the' Jowft •aid cmlflraurtn my'o!*te aoJ'fca. mwdwVppíb» J t k a J x T t x Uaod >*>>*»»»H ‘ » « H a f i* wtOa Mw. -alea sod the spread of rural delivery data CcrtlOtmta u n tq n a th« letlawtng iti^Tihed ftr. aitaata ta Onmye rtrantr, TlorVla. to-wla r open a big new Held JW ' the merthan' aNnnMefW M f t K»i «( NE U S « ? T p t a R, R » R . T Í í M ÍI m I bnng t a t a a d at ln» data et th« tawith an .outlying country to draw from. •u*a«r of aurh rartUtrate-ta th« nani« of Jsnnlr Advertising |n this newepa|>er will bring Doûftiertÿ.. trataaa Mid tartUPaie than (A t . »««ordine in II« , T w l»«d « B tmia this business.T-<iainesvill«rSnn./ , dermnl Hi « M S a s th« SKh day of January, A; t>. i a l i n i ; Will be . g i ^ ■ maìfjp-wàys «¿epaker can'De dinjiyinvited TO lfeNAPO A C C ID E N T - t w jiw i • r F lD E E IT ir A N D l ¿ O N T K A C T BONDS -■ “ • •We H è^ rca in « T h e ÍVórlcT» S tro n ^ -s l ’ FalU Prom ptly OompaiUetf ' } Lojcseft. I« Ormlt ( ««it. HrtriUh iadkU l (V r;U . O t.n « . CMMy. rVwU* ^ , * - . In CbaBcary _ ^ « f c a ll whom —* N otlr. U Itataby (b e o of (h« taUatUa W.1 *. Sin«« ted Martha Sum«, Ma •Ifaf.'tAadMUL.ïta Uw4r t r n . idfla tvw ym r oW H u rl I t s i u u . , . * Sjtamrd of l U ChlUIrm'. »t*..*«* !*•«•«■(> a O / i^ tZ ; abd that on t k r t M l a x 'a f Jla a try , A. n:\fY0 ,. at OrUado. tVrhta. •( 11* <*i «‘(twk a. m . af •* aada thrm ftar *1 taow «an h*a heard, they «III m o l (hair pM|ti»a I« Uta JfnfWKmU. J t t jf i XV. rorklaw Judf« Of tald court, pr.yln*. a n o a f m U U tn rs that MM adagu— WtalthnriataL Ri.tli<»l « a l rtMUttnwsj; tu arfordaaiw orlfti Uw Un*<a auch W. f . STON’K AND W IFE. Bohemian Dance, ^ e b e r. Mina Howard After the conclusion of the pUno se» lections the members of the club. JoLnKl in 'a most.intsreatbig dtscusslqn on the 'hristmas Music und (iputoms of Other ?ountrirs, nogriy everyon» trilîng som« kilt« I—*—— • ik.i «mI.ImsI * XI' !.. .. Shipped P rom p tly •?• ROSEA, Whit, and Piak, fZ 5* ta JS60 x/ V V V V V V ' V V V a J’ V V V r W ^ ñ a A o iS p ñ M r S t ^ n f lo O B fV ^ . SO M E U N D C R P fllC eo O F F E R IN G S R ID À ; • » . . . * C T T Y- A Jnaf Judge "Ya-at, I know,” said tliu Judge, with a chuckle. " I found my*elf guilty and hev Jqat paid m/ fine into the traaaury »Vn* u you." •' "Bully for . you!1 •Aid Barròwdale. T Y* •, * r' « v ÄJ - • . . t a l . » « * •« CARNATIONS, Red ______ $225 llL IT OF THE VALLEYS_$160 CARTER LILLIES,__ _ ______ M60 DOUBLE’ VIOLETS $560 M IL L S-T h e FLORIST, Inc J AC K SO N V I L L E , FLOHIDA a Ú BU R B A N F A R M S ; p p and a lia lf Acre Track* Farm, ¿rop well under way, |&>k* good 'All litcd. Five arrea in lettuce and (tttety.’bA U W rm dy for crop, beat location, best soil. Will xeltchxap.^ I¿n¿k* now ax if crop will.pay' for .Ut&iaud.tlus acatuii. 'Took ,U aii> ail go jn. Quick sale. " Nine , Room' ilouao, suitable iog.'ifpomllig house- First 'ttruet. Ererythln» h<rw and up-to-dátov - Toilet, bath and all modern eoh* v«nicn«i| n.'. Trice way down. 1 . ¿ wKI qaly'' bc o n - the market for iwm r-M *-fun iLimv tilipmki m -. urday. The building occupies tbs alte of the old Montetuma Hotel and nontain* seventy-five room». The hyidl lg Summer or Sl,.W »»H lkim M ll; AND ~CUT O VER LAND ‘«it'T housqnd Aert* in Lake county, r fine sub division proj ?tv (Gan btaaOld in B y « w ten sen * tract« from $10 fo $M) j*.r or wing wells can be hod on about S,00o acrid, This 1» good truck! uaanim." tagSBCTlipf.1 Automobile 4+«r-rrf--5tr)ckhoidm A Motor For Anv Pur$>0Bf v of the Ran lord Building.goti Doan Assoern convatilanc*.. • v ‘ ¿ * i , * i< ■ ,'r; . \ T- •* ' f.. V «HaUrtò will P» held‘ at. thalr oflics over First Natioil$U. Bank, 7^0 p. m. Sàtur- we nr« ni your »crvlce -with the T h * season at Long Key Ashing camp. day, January,iJltb, 191$. very beat cor«» We never sleeix -baa opened amt a large number of arilsnr 1 '.r V' V ' P' CONNELLY, . 1 f you ore trouble cnll ua any fishermen have already arrived'there and hour-of the tuRlit or <luy 34-Yri A-te“’ all have mads unusual catches. Sev.«ral tarpon h»vo been aeen. but1 nò »trikm as yyt.' ;AU are skid to bs antici­ pating the flrata- A nustber of Spanish machete!, mabcrjack*, barraoouU. and figuro withrigu v»- 3.000 Acfrf Florida. We offer't hb at “ lt.w il(be our policy •ay couacientioualy wo ari roifi&Sg&iG rrs ' L I* • — Free! Free I " Hundreds Dollars to Be Given Away By The |leralccr ft) Young Ladies, Married (ft* Single^in SanC Vipinity i a .few * .T IM B E R j t e j o m etrw Badly Mashed } Baltimore American:“-” Whvft”d)ne during the restia of unsanitary bakeries, -this, ques­ have been tion / of itomeniade . bread liecómes'. A ever been weighty one.” V •-V " • • . " I t la weighty indeed if your tarif* un­ dertake* to make If,” . .'.r > lfr* ó . Ihtntdin, near Clearwater, has organ­ ised and jeltf soon launch-tlie Bapk of DfaMtftn, the. flret financial Tnatitutíón for that town. *■ ^ * « and kingtlah have Pt R O P E R .T r i Nife'Residence» - On*' with.nine rooms, 13.000* rhe'urthar i iuiurtofn-ft)pmi^il,'.00,'inu.sl I*e cólti, Uièrèfori-' we are asking”ahòjit óalf | thf vuhie o f tlieae tlMrable-dwelhtui locutions. Brick Htro«‘tn within one blofik. Pa veti:, nidowalks. Hood, flowing wdter. Terms. - -1 ! • IV nJtoom Dwelling, uii modem. Batti room, toilet, etc. Two (. •minili«»‘ walk'from bustoearatreeta, beautiful »bade treeg, pav.xi walks Und »tnteta. Bargain 13250.00. Term« if wunteri. • - i i -Forty Roont-TowUt Hbfcl in a thriving litUo Florida-tow fi'-JuaL : rcrntxicle^ aqd JufpwbM ttirougkMijhTM'ht; fiuiibiliiiig* ttluiie jtre'woith [amore than.an» ur* asking farttSdolmfe property.' *T*rtàah.,:~fiù,wn>.o<> Elghf Koopi 1)welling, located on'the Height*, {our good build'•inf lot* go with this property. Good water. The four, lots promise -a fing prupotUion ttf h«|ld As an invtattftaK a* thi* la bound to be San- tog »Wlidh^THia Business In St. Petenburg P»at throe week» ia a«ld to larger in all lines than has knowq there. , REALTY AMERICAN BEAUTIES_____ 1560 CARNATIONS, Whil., Pink, 1260 Harper'» Wrokly:—"H’* all right to fine me, Judge,” laughed Burrow-dale, after the proceeding* were over, "but uat the came, you wire ahead of me in your car, and if I w»» guilty, yyp were, *X A Bud accident ushered in the nc» year for J. E. Terwilleger, a well known resi­ dent of this city. Being at the new de(>ot on Wednesday morning Mr. T«*rPASSENGÍR STATION OPENS willeger thought he would Ixiard the HfcAl LS I A U CIIANOINO HANDS freight train and ride out to his (arm on the west aide and its the train »u> moving One . O Í T h e * Fftfest Structure« at the time he swung on to the steps of n ‘ , l \ The South Recently Con­ freight gar an d .(q some manner mimed > ■ . ' ■: ----------- -- • * •■ hia footing and was thrown under the . .tn icted wheels. As he fell he m iraculously missed Stultz Brother? VsO Player Piano To Be Awarded A h \ -ytfed -Wednesday* nead a^wirt w aA a •big day.Jn Sanford hitting hia head by the *{rpa and was not and If aft tl$Vyrt»‘r uf as uuapicious as the dragged by the train hut both of his feet The F W -T rize*, Other Prizes Will Be first Bantofcf will bc> the greatest city of /-j ‘ P ; 7' A * were badly mushed.,uiid nt first it acerned tkt|lw>\lni In u few yerm. Announced Shortly that )ie would hva- both uf them hut Or. J t>ie'*^ lcA Yorr—Nrv.YTf 1 r » » r r r Kokiaun gave out the encouraging report after the operation had..been |>erlorrm d Fill O ut T h e N o m i n a t i t i B lan k W ith Your. N am e or T h e N am e tiia l unhv* compifeation*. urowe both of the feet might lie saved and .ill ol hia fin-» of Y o u r F rien d an d Send It In T oday I’ nUer ll| ji,-ircurnsiunc«-> Mr Terwilhg.-r's i x i i |k from ifcnlh 1» remarkable and hid many friend* hope (or Ins s |mhm1> paymenta In t h e |ih| mt l). Can i u «u Im t i Imt lavar more Oían recovery «ltd the use of his limb». pedple drifted to the elegant new piuwen-! evening. March 2 lst. ThU one contestant? get station fo see the ojvning of that |M. rhanged. Every atatemr A. He cun favor one IMeasant Missionar* M eollos . - » fine structure and to see it f6r th<* first Th«' Herald In the»« columns ived contestant by paying part of hia sub­ » * . i , , u Among the many change* this week •T he .octal service departm ent of the ,,rolM,rtv w u , h,. , a|„ of , h„ „ R tim e and here n real aurprLse uwaited Up scription to one contestant and part to miaeionary society of the- M ethodist M r , rnil. hoinr on M a, no|ilt a v ,.nue lo them. The Sanford M ilitary (lund, Considering the value ol rites another » ereen terta in .il must rhunningc. . n under Ia-uder Nosh. waa on iu»ml anil oifervil thl» i* an exrcedingl: time y . Must u ila i a|>|M'i>r lo one's crtslit church , . ,, . .... Jtrynn Higgins Mr. Mevtm* will move ly by Mr. und Mrs < II Sm ith I hura_______ _____ , , , dtspetLsnd avfect Tntiaic while the imineivw (,,r such a contest to run hire. , at the time aUbacriptiona are brought in? . . ,, , , the cottage now occupying the corner of ilay afternoon On srrival each guest o . . , . „ . tourist trains, rolled into the traih shell, thuro- desiring to coni|>< It rite* A A candidate .may use diarn'tion . . . . . Seventh an*l Park to a lot on Palmetto wju presente«! by Mr» Smith with a i , ,, , , , , . . „ . Never 111 the hitlalY of the old depot *a* ,||(,uld send or hrm* m lii li,,,. Jas to when vot««i ahull I«- prtfited. . . •* . und »ill liinld *ii elegunt home-on Park New 1 .'Tr » <>reeling. |'*| I on .1 rard. ,1 , Il i , .. there such a crowd to «ee the irnuui come tiona at wnco. or if you do e lo t Q L'un a ralididuU seeure s ne» i l . that »ill he a credit to this line residence , .III « I« in Altd passenger* must have thought enter, semi in the name of a i 3 'be acriher to start ufl«-r tin' contest clos««*’’ With |M*l|Cll attached und reoue»te*l to ,'street As »iMin iu> this home i* !innhe*l write their 'New t ear r*io|ul ion u n it ,, , , , ,, they had arrived in I am pa or Jackson- name of. th«' person making ,ma- * A. \ V». Provid«»! tin* iiuine of the .............. . . . Mr and M r, Bryan Higgma »III ;«x-I he hall amt room « were lin ai .irtistip. . . . . . .. „ tion »ill not he divulged. • ’ >op> th* .»leven« home on Mugnolla ally decorated with g n s ' i i vin»-«. g r n e r . , ............................ ... D atin g th* rush of the passenger* T K | g ,n), will l»e found in this i .. , , - , i ’ an*! this intelligance will he good new* to wreath»; palms, fern» and potted pbinH. ,i , Bates mounted the s U'|ki of thl- res Herald ' ' ' 'V ilieir m an, inend» »itti r«il I m 'II» ol many u n fed fun* u u ra n t and m tr.Kluc d May of . Spencer i/u«-stlr.ivs and answer» giv » , . . I J Fisher lias alm*«*i finis|ir«l one of ■ edi and* gr,«'H pnjMn ribbon». e«l«nrting » ho mode a few remarks anent the ii|s n- information regarding th* „ ,i. . _ , ,i. . hibúngalo»» on Tenth »tree! mu! exfr«»m the cornem ol the room» and »m ' ing of th«' ih' w depot and Sanford in gen |„. (ound in this pnjier , , . i. .. , IHs t » to liinld two more of I hum at.one*, down to the rhi,pdel|er» m I he renter ol ' rV eral. The ulTuir »a* impr/lmptu and Nom inate yourself or you the room», from wlpeli «a» su »| m 'I u I< s | T I t'ln*rk on hi* Iasi visit l«lt a con» osm heiM cn -vifM l ,|a> while you think of it T -*i*U* i d l t lU a eÇ«twU R»R(<)tÎ M f. w^ttYT fur tfiim* •■ "Wte He tab! «■ « tarfs to give a full di-a-1 hank ol every primus«; or »tat t> # -trxw i. t h » » parino kAfft jh«* *or«U. m*» r« ••• i M uki r un ih« vt»-tt nuli' for rrniul cription of the new depot a« SHIP aa the ln t hi- m u test, which meat* *Ni** Y« ar ( «n*r(inpi‘ in timÍ Mr rtmilrv« in the new cuts Arrive, for no word« of tongue promise »ill I«- kepi to the . Th«* riktujUng » in in chnrgr of Mrs.. M north hut think!« #«» ^«*11 of Saufon) m i or pen can lyleqiialely describe the Is au r i w ,p t 0( a pnmination^hr ci A. Mint, fo u rth viri» $trv*nMÍ«’ nt nf tfu* . **nt*t»» chut hr him invmte<l thou^nndfl of ty or'cd nw n ienee of this, the finest »ta- w||| ra |i am bexplain the rant 6(X,ii*tv,* u ho ron 'lu riffl t h** ilevotional .«foliar* tn prof^rty hfrn im p ill Florida. • > Assistance will he g ile n yo fAOfrim'M, 4Ít»*r whirli rIb* gn\«« .1 v m . *• ., . „ 1 he building iss'upe— liundnsl« uf ixing your fri«»tids a^ cinwori . , i i . J MuWnn 4 m»w r«Tti()« nt und S htt> ttiiinupnat««, funrful uml tou«*bi;ir Nt»w e . . . . . . . , * t JaS^in apace, amply protocted by a long square Dbal” is the n J 7. . 4 fnrd IxMMtrr him hmlt a whole block of i •»»if h rifU n y , t«» th« m«Mnl»«*r» Ar th*. . r. . l niVd«.'<l, Tlie building prcqier i* con- ,-,,„|W,t a ,,d equal treatment Knoll u n *t«ir\ hullditig* of i rjlin e tto ««iOrtv m r ahn t»» tnr vnity-x nn*vnt • *'f flu* Ilew (iliM'rt, of rougio'd ,,, e ry candidate No Im ar » . , . ,. . . .1 \ «n«i«* i%tu\ MAfN-t trt to huiln a a file’ll *iu rl< h m KirolK . tuiiiM ! ami *!•»<• . pr.-M-ytsf brick trimmed in white »tone played •... .. of new r«*^i«lenr(*n and on«» or m o ator* '•uggefltion-. aim vk«*fi* fo|iiiw«H| i»\ t went\ , , *. *. :;nn trie niterior is tittisl up in old Hem |n „ f„ w ,|n>». as «non a« i rtMiiUF* ti r ar fhi» m*u diMkOf Nir Mua► »«•art •‘•»nrrhing tin -*tn«n»«, tin . . . . »h->4iopghout. The wailing room» are ,M. ,.„ unu«| and pro|«rl> <• •»»»ti 1r,t V• 11«*«1 *»s»r the eotintrv (»«»fore tnemiHTB the a«K*tei\ w«*r« m l i re- , . . . , a . krge and Aeir lighten and titled up with name* of the candidal*«* anti . . : . . *. i|«*«#niing on ^nnfor«l for l»t% investment« (O^U mI to Aik t to*n)H4>l\ et» If» lite )«««vtrw cvFcv on W in em -e. toil '• lav alo'ie* and ,| x,i|i- . sell lia» her *'r . . , ,, ' * « f « hr I'lttnrji rtronrv in tf»r •Ilk* 01 I 'll >rvt I I ,|f 11 I ' . e II »»iti r.i • n I** equ ipfsd la»* r for the .,„d »ifi 4.,(-u r m » , *' • ' ' IH b n III I. inducing » to . a rio 11ti 1«i i% 11, <ir • - »• . , *•.11111 *-l >1 I.***• H-ed t.i"i lii rs Hi'l t'.i''l . >. II. rii .i ui.tn i f:. .m l mo* U*r •! In« frt«*n«l« »•. ftipkakr tlm Til» Hck* t otfie i. .* |.. rl.» l g- "i .Hi'! 1'iugii *>n M.ir !i JI Age.nt H u b', is |i«i. i'! ill lus ii* w |h»s G etting an early tart »III mean much ihnsiun. , |to you in the matter ol getting votes. T he rtoUnuritnt un*l lunch room» ar«' The ‘ content i* Open to ladies only. Arty not slighlryl in the least and are equip|>ed 'a*ly. I «-Ither married or single, residing with ail mqdrrn fixtuh's G W Spen- (» j the territory 01 tne Herald, may l>ecer hit* leas«-<| thla annex and th** plnce 1» ,a Cundiilnt.' fur the »*'!(-|'layer piano or apotlwu, and.looks most tempting to the any . otlier prue on our magnificent price traveller» The set v i e ,» moat excellent list In every fiuffH'iilttr and 1» * rrn lit to Sanford Itc sure l*. . a u III* SO-V»u ci.n|».n« ................... -... k** The second tloor has been arranged printed in each issue of The Herald. In Sanford or it* territory, may Iwcome for the comfort of the numerous c m -» 1 ‘ut the name nf your candidate on thcnc “ canditlta* It i* n**t n*c*««ar> to l*cployrea and nothing, ho» been »lighted in votoi and either a*nd or bring them t*> ro " ,r “ «ubsenber lo The ll.-n.l.l in order the way of olficV equipment the Content Departm ent of Th* Herald. 10 ‘•"u’r Jusl 1,11 uul '“ “ 1 M' n‘‘ ,n ll“ ' The Herald man w&a taken through If you do not wl»h to enter the contest nomination blank printed elaqwhert- in he olfice* by Ajfialunt Supt M Crow n. yourself, Im- sure to save the vole^ any- lh u »!*"u»v A nomination counts lor ivd he U as prefetl Of th r new alruuturxu..•m y. f<»r «ome iricntl will » an t them anti 5 .0 00 votes «••-Tiny citixen of Sanford. The dis­ a|)|)rcciut«> your help ~ * Payment» on a ll-a u lm rip n o t» .will patchers are very com fortable in their On every firepaid sulNcrtption to T lie earn vote» according to the lulluwipg new quarters and have all the very Infest Herald a certain num iar of vote» will U- acla-dul* Kent;»ala and buck sulwerjpwrinkles in telegraph and telephone ullowed. The vote ncJieduIc afid sulk- tiona-count thr aamv as new auiiacripequipment. Not u single detail seem» acription prices will In* found further tioiu» missing for the transaction of buaineru down in this article ami in thtwlarge udj y,,ar '2,000 votes and for com fort. One *rf the Ixiit Idea* vertaapment in another page of thi« . n yt.ar f ,000 -vote» /ormula,ted for. the handling of train* are l>a|MT. 3 year; 12.000 volita four syparnte tracks, one (or the south A»k like ('onteqt Edlttkr to.»end you a j yea r IH.000 votm bound train», one for the north Irountl receipt book atitj *Uart right out among y**r 2 5 . 0 0 0 Volita through trains, oniwfor the branch train* y o u r, friend» ami secure th**ir 5*utw*cri|^- " S o » » '7 5 . 0 0 0 volita tibn* and get them to aarlng the Stf-ytitV . » coupon», »o you will b e able to m ake ;» . good jdiowihg on the first published, llgt; . ill almut tlie San Uon armifid the tiulltbng and wh«m ford M ilitary Hand and-n«» irnlyar» line Ihn t-ew M -not g e t’eu k ,f n , il ruta n aarü i¥iiT¡vidual ¡tfitauñir a* jtb T r-ggriinm nilj u u u L ^ i i iL i iia ^ n r fc t e B W H n iif have a »tatlon »econtl to none in the the prizes 1» well worth the effort put biggest hearted bunch of musicians In the member» of the tm«u[onary society and droiroua of wintering in Sanford, that vlaitor*. A fter a »hört »oçial viait with «Umv will build humea here thi» sommer each other the meeting •'-adjourned. voU* tp the ai*Year's Day they played at the. new depot and have them all ready for occupancy * "There are several block* to pave with and coming up town gave aevernl imnext »canon. tificlTby thecompahy and with the pavat 8 o’clock promptu concert* ami remembered the Ing^d Ninth »troet there will be nothing and tlie prizes Herald office on their rounda. They also •t<f be 'droiretf-ffrthe wwy of accdmodaUK'lun* on Jpru- , pyrrha-nr of the Tnm pa W attr a of the votes serenaded Capt. Tarver and gave him ___ Qoi\ for-lhe tea veiling public. I’alttatine in the . W’ock* plant by the city iiaa reached the T he very fact Dixie juat to show him that he wg* pqtr f on . The, lia r aid extends a vote of thanks on M onday, point of direct negotiation» la-twccn the C In.the hands furgottan. Few of ua appmciaU*. 'W ‘ thB* A . 'C ; L. R y., for th K b ea u tifu l; •• will aptM-ar in city and the management of the company sin«A’ men or aplendid band fullly but the hoy» are on n„tj plain the habit* .^on (jl0 0f Die api>rai*»-ment of {he warrant a ol our moot \ alnahle asueta and should la' n„,j |»»-uliur (M-ople ()|ani recently made h> Engineer Marka be encouraged on alt occaainn* i (i„ Wilt offrrinr will n( Nrw y „ rg «'11y Mayor M cK ay haa j . P .. Muanelwhite chaperoned the 1 taaaij E M. RORINSON. Clark ('bruit -CoorC Oraaga County. Florid«. •port our jwllcemen front Georgia *|nd °ur firemen from outside the city when we have, jyst as good timber, for throe places right hare at home. .Lots of kicks are made by our-merchants about pooplw evh.iiu^, away /Or their mer­ chandise. SO -why should th e c i t y u rul away for thler jrolloe and firemen. Suppose if this thing keeps up they »-III eventually g*t thenv all Irom Sears, Roe­ buck or MAntgomery Ward & Co. '* , I want to know whyaoms people’s catt|* are allowed to roam at will in the town, using it for a pasture, while other* ara Impounded, and why »ome have to pay pound fees and othfcrg do noLpay them? . There are a good many other thinpl want to know or be ahown, which I will go Into'later,.but for th* present (hia will ■ufTlce, but you may rest assured that, starting next Monday, January 6, I will b* on the job and would be glad to ae* A C C ID E N T TO J. E TEH W ILLEG ER In Attempting to Hoard Trnln Ha* Fret First Day Of Year Staffed ' Mmt Auspiciously... oui this ■ ourl’ a nd ewnt'^ w t^ H h a im wfty rtlie Great Herald ; Piano Contest . Call at my atore and gat a Jar of S binon the g n a u l i VC7 dean*. Fr**. Ifto - Sinford MachiBM. m y ■ M bps* . Blanche and Georgia Patti«hall n d tb c ir m w tr Mrs. Boggs of Tituavtllr, Q. ojkcned tlie matter t*> offering to ex­ change appraisement* with the company, E. H, M cNeill was among the p rom i-' that of the engineer for the city with the . nent visitor* bom Orlaodq today. »> 5schedule of th« company. How may votes be secured? B S. Woundy apd party of ConnecBy clipping coupons from The ticut arrived in the city last Saturday A. Ml iyora T Îh rim today, bringing them Herald and by ««curing subscription and will spend the wihtsr bet*. otar tn bis U f Cadillac. ” � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1912 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 31, 1912 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 31, 1912. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 31, 1912; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/90dffcfead3fd3e74b65a80d02c48f63.pdf ddf3803af27025a004ff4bed0ebaef80 PDF Text Text t * : ' Ì • j, • ■ ’* ”v . *. % ■*„ w- ’ .-i ■ • * - ' ■■ » .*1 : i T^e. terns . * Decer ■■■ '. \ -• : >, . *■ fi ^ -It*« • THE SANEQRD'HEARLD **r uftsi . >• >•*-» *» *.y • i. v »• JL 24, i n i» • members of this big gunnjngham Piano Club on a 10; J j l P ï f '. r ÿ p - 1 - k ;• i fm 5Y*• Francisco^Denver, and biiy à pi . tSLl ^ I __ v ..J H H M H P 4o make payments of $25 as a cash payment arid then $10 a month.' , m some instances,A ~~ — K~ v-— as i §¿H}¡ Bùi never; to our absolute knowledge, have pianos of this gradetsold as loth as- the Cunningham Club terms—$5 dóivn, then a dollm'atid a quarter-a week-—and^there is positively no interest added ip this*. Five dollars is all it takes to join the Cunningham >Clubr--or less than one-fourth as nuch as it usually takes to make the first payment on ajiianùjatlheSsanìe grqide. '' 4 ;1*if -r* *4.•#* » . i - r * “rnf-A ' **' *•"•>*-* *.# '.'u., • .V After the first paynVent .is made, one, dollar cents a week is all it- takes’ I to make the. weekly payments, or one-half as muchas regular or customary payments. . . : '>»1 I You pay five dollars wheh you join the club.; This,is credited to the club price Of. the piano (^287.50) leaving 28$.50, to be paid at the'rate of a week, or 17 cents a day. ‘ 'Only in big deals like this can such farms be made oh-such pianos. Cheap pianos can be sold ón cheap firms ,but it is only Whefft-a deal of great magnitude is made,-where--piano are bought by the hundred^ whére gréat sdvihgs aré; hfiade in the buying; where a great mar­ ket can be made- in' a short tittTtrát little expense; cgn such •these be made oit such high-grade pianos ■, * A*. - Tt VvV f ji 'j ' You can Get 15e a W eek-Back-in Ci r# „ J o u arc not compelled to take 226 weeks in .Which to pay for your^janoT-the life of the Cunningham Club. ' If you nay ■$ 1,25 a week, straight along/it t^kcs 226 wteji^ to pay for tho piano. . ir' | ' .’ . • . •/ • ■ ■ I * ' • f' \ ‘ ; . • ‘ *' .„If Ï f y°u VAll do fl Atídte f îllr Athe *.thpTull Fllll tim ef I-Itt ti a rtAoffe 0 ft ’7 I fIf<■you ai ■ »a La '1ntset . » . «L. 1— . !jl*•waa Am aiyou au 1ah .. 2A 2 6— week*—.thè n»*i piano co^t*'uAit you ifC $267.50. take-less ~ti m e t h e piano x o sts less. /•* ■ -* * r *' I* £yçry Week take to »pay yiuTr ,pjanp^you Fetfqce For instance, -if- /you pay ■for piano |< in 225 i l j I*you nflU*reduce the - I —time -.-v-— ' ,you w 9 for m If■V ■ - T the ----- apriçe r T- »l «l cen ts. -V*. I'**/ %#» Jyour j/IHtIM IB u««u weeks instead of £211 weeks, the piano will cost you $287.35 insteddjof $287.50. If you p a / for your pio.no in 210 weeks instead of 2 2 6 weeks, you willjaveJctt-UnieH 15 cent« or $1.50, making the piano stand, you $ 2 8 0 instead of $287.56.. 'r.' .. •, " * 4 -----. v- # save These are vthe Club’s Special Privileges and ••Conditions. Read This: -• -, _ r■ U Every instrument is guaranterd without reservo—=(0^ £ntj/»nn., -There jut Iriq."Usfi nr the ffUantnlMAstm iibtout ituursnjce us strung u wo know how to rruke i r l n writing. ; . ,2^ ' If jirter 'ao dofs'.trial, tho not «sitsnrfofÿ. wc kw iirjtlw yoo ymif money b irk . r , ç “ hi I f f a j t ó h -H sàtisfactory afterBb <la>n’ use, the Club Member;baa vie»«» more mqbtba in whiehtp satisfy himaelf as Tb thi- i hnrartír of th>; pinno. ..If it dm«*not thefj pwye to iw •ji. j.'* ' i .S You will thus see that ifjtou were to pay two W k s.’;du^^triyghtal(mg instead of b ^ dr in opier words, if Jroa wer to pay .$2.50 <t week instead, of $1.25 a week you would pay for your pinna,jn ONEIIAl.F THE TIME, or in 118 weekn irisiea/f of,¿¿.weeks, thus Hayip£.$l().y5, or mnkinjrymrr ptapo coetl yoib$270.55 aa againstlhe Club N^embei1wlio-ta>^ théTùll 226>e¿k»;- For thè convenience of people who conno! come in during the day the store will tie open every evening until 9 o’c/oce. __ ____________ :_________ I___ ________________________ ___ ______*__!__ ~___ iU- HV x . - . - ^ c ...... 525-533 ;West Forsyth ÍÍ you we It.without one penny'* loM fot uny ot ^ r lnstrm^pfit of enual JOL. t r t t l w -yalm» ( I i f f wiLWll-;- (nwil wo sell over thirty different tiinrwá/tntntit/A jna^iui r', . i,J TlÔsSiÍ 7 5 r ri ♦-ta riiprwientattvemikw); v ‘ :, 1 v 4. Jlf a Club Member die«'during the life of'hU contract we will imm.tsiUatdy send a nvcipt in full to his family for the in­ strument. 6. A beautiful stool and scurf to match ti» piano la included without extra cost. ' . - i ’.'7. V h'àt* Jacksonville, Florida ’rife?!?: *¿ ____ J> ■ * �3 • -y' V.* v“ '». ■; * * •. . — s. **•* __ ■ m Vi — 4- . *#5f ^*5*50 4 • 1 *r V ; ..« v ?- - » - 4) : A'*Stí ». ■ ‘. i ÌSÀ,\ P u b lis h e d »j * :'V .V >1 S o n i!- W o e k ty — T u e s d à y and F .r ld a y il 'V 'j ! / jV S A N F O R D — U h 37 •ANPORO, PLOniOA rniOAY, OSCSMBSR 17, t a i l . =7= EIGHT MILLIONS fOR STATE I r P - • ■ *aTChristmas Entertainment -MORI? ;tf A large a rd interested attendance of ffll/IIC L■*-=*-.**•- -*r* parents, friends and Writom enjoyed the tA — : •— 1 ,- vary pretty and well rendered.LChriatmaa. Chriatmaa p . > , ’ * V n *c ‘ tL r.ii' D u tc h C o m p a n y O ffe rs T h a t entertainment of the ch ifd rtMof thifSnn-'Blg Cptuity ot Uft/ Soto W ill ford ■Catholic school-by the ‘ of v . • Be S-ubdiwécd Ndit ■ . ■F o r nT h e^ E v. e r g la d. e. s . . Merry; which was Riven Monday" ndsy eveny •v in* in thiiir splendid new school iol huildihg buildifig _**rc "" ■ . -* " i .•^ : s á 2 s ? 5 ¡Chriatmaji bells and areen vinfiA. H as.a Good Chptihe ? I E lephant # COUNTY DIVISION ^ ’ Christmas Program At tlie Congregational church Chriitmka evening *a vary interesting «nu and h w c»c ™ y ' imi'niunn fftwttiTChj^itrnij program waagivef^by fffl f f v > * Val M URDERER CONFESSES the, youHgor children cif-the Stpiday A ssa g g iti o f D r. S p e n c e r M a y B e WTl* . B ro u g h t t o / ( i s t i c c The church Was beautifully beautifully^decorated »>'’■ ■ ,, « î ».i XrÇîj with croon vines,'cedar green vines, • cedar and skillfully made ‘ pojnsettiaa. Three large gfwn GAINES V n iE M V S T fm r. C U A R fQ . V « .. t a x a t i o n , stars were. vor>- effectively.disposed over -— . -ti . 7 «—»rjt-e-y* at ‘ •• 1 “* '• \ the platform-and back of tbo’chunih t* ^ *• y r> - \ ." ' « & & Me.hod. An electric light In. the copter of the star .O th e r'T o p iti' qf Interest Jri’ F lood*.jS -** in »he hack of the church wag suggestively. W irt“ 1 Will Cauae Division O var - ¡* • ••^V • ’ïÇ' ." s ' The* i n r otate Id (he left of the church'a'largc Christ^ ■ State •. . nd program «nas splendidly feivrn, rich 'S one sustoinin| Their parts Ynqttt credit­ KrsV-ably,-demorttraUtjg thé aUentlon bestowed upon them-by thè JsiÍEaoet*trj».-,J3«^>6jpa,-]ít jíiJkti, ’- ■ » M i r r i w r d ; as*-«' ' spending- a week In Tallahassee, Chun- Wc)| fi| f a individual talents' of ihe'pu- 01 ,hil P!acp * i,h delegations from Char- were the gifts for the little folfa of rh* wmei>fth{1 lad in g ¿fhcers of th . eouh Sunday achool. The church wn.i 'filled try, * a^all’ ■*->dgeil accompllco of the murder well. Gibbons, a prominent.attorney_ o f j.p tk ' lotte Harbor, H arb o r'View, Cleveland with Interested parents, friends and vis­ o f D r Tf.C.Spfftfcr ?t a lopcly spot on Sflgsthis city, him rerurned from the stale t h e ' following program will give some an,i Cberlhtre held am ass .reting recent itors. ^ j ' the Galniyllle-W do road on Monday ' 2 8 S Í S l H h » y » n . \ n j o n 1 t ^ \ t¿u .ot f a ,ntwwtinjt pntertainnient; ly•>‘»1« ’* « the meeUng tfl^boa^d of trustees i n te n d i Mother- Stânlsiaun pri-rided --------- at th e " and «*»« *>& ol OJtfiwwInpibeinR 3* . A speciall>* Interesting feature and night, February S6,' waa apprehended the * w r S r. Ii6 prny^ói|tnt fund re^atíve to, perhaps, piano and had the program'directly 'In im atU r of.oonnty d l* tjo ñ r¿ A 'pwolution beautiful object lesson wan the placing of through', the efforts of Chief of PoUc* ■tbrgrexicst land doaì, should It go throu charev, . was unanlmoiub^pamotf urging «»very In #. Very■tall llgtucd candle on a-pretty cfmrlfitf'PIpkgsonV At’Gainaville, snd wiih ’** greatest land de»!., àhould It go "W ith. JUearU Truly Grateful," |»y dividual present to us" all honorable white pyrpflifd placed 011 11 table in the the arrest conies t h i firit real dye to a through- ' satisfactorily, that ho.s evejr ChoruSjflg'j'giL ' J- ' *T means to secure thn iBvision of DeSoto cedtrt of thpplatform, by tmo of the chil­ mystry which cost one of the moat widely "been V— recorded -----■Involving ihlodthU in atate; this atat«^ InVolvini Siilo. Jam*^. Sehaal. ij county on the township lUje dividing dren,. nt*tlte request of thq pastor, Rev. knowp men In thin acctlon his fife, ih rf -J ,000,000 lerc i of el^Ch iand*-’ a n J t Æ townships thirtj/eight aild thirty-nine, J.J).'Langley, who explain«! that It was party now under arr»*at and U who conlUwitatlon, O w e n .H ig g im . . •'A ' . sum pT S8 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 . and requesting people of tiro county, and intended to typify the lx*autiful white fin«] in jud without bphd to await the Xmas Chant, U ttio Ojm. During the past past week of the Ouring the week a c p m p a n ^ R ^ i a t i o n . 'M t r t o n Ayeocktv. • 1 itare generally, to examine Into light, which esmp Into this world of dark- qext action of tho circuit court Is Thomas Holland Hand «rapKslist' have :“ Ploeri;' Holy Habi,-' j'o- thB condition of county affairs. Growl qeap< and^ ain when'vJcson was born. Smith", a negro, who implicate« A whit« “ taUHl •d In the great pqsallghttarnf tBe jfau\d. : ■ iped inequalities in taxation and discrimina- Twelve light«! candleaVa-Cfe plsred he- rdftiC A. A. Hatnptod, whom Smith de­ , ,, E vijrgM « Idtids and v l^ e e ‘considered!' • Vocgj D ^ t , t’No Room’, for Hlm,’' ' ^ « lij «**w*menu hatwe** H P th« south- nt'aih the »ingle cxndla'^y.'fwtlve little clare« induced him to get Dr. Spencer to !No Room, Him." i g W • ■ n\AtUtr so seriously th^t- Uiey hav*. Margarat-‘|lotubdx). Claudia Towrownd. l‘rn P°rtion o( thB county and the middle children, which was ftirtfier explained, come to his homo on account d/ hi» - VnntihuoiBly- followed tti.^ ro p o sjU o n ; . R ^ uU on, "The Heavens Bend.” •ect,on' •li'Scd, and ¿ertaip yther represent«! the twelve Apostles, whopi tHumpton'a) wifo’s illnesciTi.:' . apd tia_____ ffiD d Amor- ^ [), vj. j vi- bad a <^prs otpbÇ of Djit^-and* charges made which, if .substantiated, tha, SaVipr left to Veflect his ilgbt wlwtf 1’ ' " ' * v/ . * Kf‘ o a’ - V S.’i h .r v ' i-T.." r ' . Ilean m ii ml m__ _ - . . «. _a.- . . ...A t *.. ____a .1_ e _ ■L -___ r i v-IIl l. f i ^ l p i ^ 'r « î t V r ' fevcr t lades y T he old Acme Hotel i t the north went . . TridV.-Whqà. tô the Ì y \tnnger," ought to make goo<l ground» for the gepa- hs^left the world.” ^ :,y' district of the /ftate, (Njgagfd In 1 ner, Edna^^ rB^ ^ n df.^he southern portion from the Another clan* of little folks placed it; »wwiiVr of Julia and Bay streets, in Jack­ fa ! ■ : a-.......................... comprehensive -ct ^ r e Ü ' r y ■...... parrot county.' The lintf of division a# ;reat many li¿ht«l candles on the base sonville, U !*cing demolished for ths crsc, : p'ro(«HC^ .will give tjje ijewcounty four pf thfcpyramid to represent the light that ; tlpti of a more modern building In Up S T - « ^ » -.Trlo. "W w n to the Holy M»oKr., . f . o h : ,‘ : - .V •Evtlju.-.WeiMje. Edna " V VqM ífíbwnsM pa and leave si* row, to She Chçfstiansare to give by their shining qilaro. A new seven-story rhodet'n'apd lirepftwi hotel will Iw coa*tructed on this Elixabeth. \ioolchan. 1rs ft. ‘he old county. A A flijcu,\umi d u l ó n n to the Ifvea in the world darkened by sin.,- 1 the pant jrctk put thé»(. propbaittoq’ uft .T» . name followeti, the people appearing to site. With the removal of tho old Acm« In the orgapitatlon of a criulle roll •!0r ^ Ä ^ ^threugh t b e W e . w o r the-; ‘. ^ fla S , y . ¡ ^ ^ N o Sopta Clau»." be about equally divided ovrr'the name« the Christian» Sre to cive by tpsir »hin- . *Io.t ,'!;‘tllen* his bven removed one of the , ■of Chnrlotti*“ and “ Trooical." hut later a intfriw improvement'-fuotf. Irt. a con* j j , ' ^ ))rw^* 7 ? :- • oUl, landmarks of that city. ing Uvea in Uie world i|arkeheil by sin >.cniU> font^ the capitalists being assured it develop«! that the former wax favored O O O e V4 - Recitation. Wilolie Mallem. » In the organisation of a cradle,roll th a t the plan to drain and reclaim the by the majority, A large committee was Red tallan and! W«At -Vive--pi ant th at th» M altint i « V lands is entirely feasible appointed to secure lull informlifilm and for ihe-Runday school i rmriuclmf by ATrs Chjirle* Company has in contemplation, hsiwj TsaJmSMs^ n A siwea .-rmpreviWsI •• V " - [ e e n d . Marg't Rotundo. Ellen Pounufn. ■d4U w ^ n i n v the nPV courtly an« nave Jarkaon ville "will have one of the TtrgwC -> T . rtlW Wf* tnlf wtllfa ' rmH A^ /*■ . , . ihn ai oped, the ' 1frttilé und rleh rich (ansia lamín maria made la to!! - Recitation. *mn«c*ti*iri.fc WM 0,1 ^ l',,,tforrT> Tfí, f,,r suTmiiasion to another 1rTnfl,t* rigar factorit'» in the state, together with live baby, little Katherine Wilma M«*cf| $ apd phenomenal crops for Piano Duel, Willie Mallem and M meeting to be called fater wu» placed in it. .Thè.baby dUfjts part $ private settlement, «insisting of fact­ on tile program by behaving iKstutifulìt^" ory building» and twenty-two 'cottages VEGETARLES GALORE * Night Before Christmas,” Eleven name« were entered .on iheVradle for the accomodation of Ita help. , . v #* *V "~ * *% » j roll; - 1 « •, Ellon Fountain. .* Snnfnrtl Stores Have Every KjjoWñ-Vegr - Tho children sequRtctl them vlve> A Giving F eatln l V Frank Rritt tabic On The-.Margotmoot creditAld>* *ah^Vihe following, ptoAt (Ids season of the year the fipiyit of ___ Pl&no Solo, M argarrt Rostido, vnfht z ittitiv i # Sue fdca of thn pleasant Giving k* abroad in tholarjd. The real I ’ ” , V lanl^'j^liffch tbtìw-fpreign capitalisa Reritatjon. 0 weji I fh tfe t^ " ' y to mjreat, so firmly and »hot*; / »«rha, Uvfl>. ln(ant » U ttle Ones. * S* r tuyc«t, nn« lliore . •»vVbn* Lovely Infant)" Little Ones, j ' .The many visitors to life city this week (¡hristmas exercis.--, A litrge r«F*tock- joy op jThristmas la in giving. Then ° J**TU' t h e y ioprinced of the u lti- , R^dUtlort." “The Holy Night,” M a ry a n » BrsJatly surp^lw'd-af thp remarkabtc ilijj was nifevl !w- the children for the why should wc »hut the little on« out of ,- - jP*ani< M !’anc<! 5>n - Ellen Fountain. *•* . - nunflgr sTirieRos jn the vegetable and member« of,the Training Schnbl presided t h e ‘'mnns-btereedasest" . ,*y' * -V ,. 'Iho reporoi'm ftfrby .lhc engin^n., .¡ ; N ,2ht .. Mnri(,r ..........line -bn dlapla^at the s’arious griK*-1 over by Rev. J'te i F its till h gvj in Wpsf ' 'M any ^qnday schools* Uaye adopted' ,fruit ' The »ubmltted by the • - ‘ »Vnerti,' We- ha vn ■H cavil *dnüJi g h ^ cry store*. Even wateTmi-ldns were add-' vTAmpa. v ' * . J h " Gfvimfertnn for tbejf "rtiristmas fqe», Program; , '*'* ‘ V -H o llan d ers^ jid w bel«^ considered bv ™ *: . »■ • »• . liyaJ» nnrt*a-nulil run return J o 'the fofn^ar* - ‘ 1 «1 to th»- li-A but week ami strawberrtre “F Chore». V?ï>' Snug. Sedrt thy l.lgti' R\ th<- Choir Chrikyji.- nat*itiiiqmi-ittB,Vinct no other _ ,w ic­ th a t a de-W ith Heurta Truly GraUfuI," fthorus have been oq»nJp Tor several we*-ks San­ Pn*y*r, Psston on wiW bb fcw»ehi5f ifi the near future. ford celery is cqrujfig to market now and kuui^if.i'nim^lnuifiii t*j«n «»mirare.writh . ", : —------ 1' Address, Ilj thc'J’astpr.'. *• . pte "Giving Christmas." ” . •> the h^ad letuee wa* never liner ihan ui ^ ..t Chrls<aiaa.Trer and Program . p Candle put on Pjrainid. ib'cwfks by V.;i TJhcdlaiitlrt'Sunday school of Sanford J Together with egg plants, present. „ J U W Ê B 0 Book Lovers’ Cliib . rjw Tliü ChrtftmA*;program and troc at tomatoes, po l a toes, beans', squash, green thq Pastor. ,* » - fallowed this plan last year and the ro- / ■r . 'j Mrs. J.-'t'/B ra d y was.boatti sa the PreabylorlaArburrh ChriiBnps.^ven- peppers, cau.lilfbwer, t;tc., the vegetable Song, Jesus Bids Mo Shine. suits were ad gratKying that it has been l»WA Lover#' lAlVCiP VIIJIJ imUfKBl) kTternoon KIUTIHRHL f ,, . -. • / « .. „ , - ^ l 'l 'v,-i - ». , ■. Book H ub Thqrtday ■ Talk m I ' —« *. • -* • • • -drrirird tOg i r e t he one hund red» ■ ^ ^ ^ ^ ,, 1,,. ,.,yT , .......- - a r r s v s y w p +jight'..” Su|>eHntei)Hent. . V ff V.■*u orphans In tile Home at Arcadhu This slred. Itadlahes, young onions uqd cab-' lb jdU rir^irâh'irn-àrrôÜ lL iïïÿhw ith prêtpeqple. ’ CamU«« |>’a'« l-h y Mrs. Moughion’s ■’tliving K«-"tlval" will. In* bald Tuesday 4 hage are fiere all thè lime together with t *y al^vqi.tins^.K^* \ %,. - , ■ • y Koch, little performer on the program carrots and lurni|w and th è market garik- and Mrs TotHuna’k riiiss«-!». 1 evening,. l>«*- <1. nl 7 o’clock, whop tharo ’ . 51 . A -fdAl ,*.‘Kfd* Parky”, Was enjoyed by J-'xjilarmtion of ibi* T waive ('«idÍH»! by j -.vjli lx* IntiTcsting eVi‘rcl»e* by severaf was we|/ train«! und refiidrr«l tbcjr parts WTi bave lire-m nlmost IhO ‘yenr reuhd. • *-th*, ¿iftsta. «jJio_Ht ths reqilret of th« rhe Su iieri n tendent. If . | of tin* Spruiii) school rliiKncs. Gifts of" - 4¿ÍK»W!«ÍÍ'bti)0 dnöaid Us Utile girla. M ji. ^splendidly., The recitations and songs In fart thè growitìg oT vegefnIdra artomfl Candles P)ae«i t>y LiLlle Chi hire d. enjoy«! by the large n**ic(»w spiinbfe hir sup^. n Hume, as well were ver>’ «inch Sanfotd ha" re.wjii-d ¡Mg-ft-clhin irmi grts-n a . - j Abernathy was voted kha»jiriie for the Eajilanatlqn of l.Ujiii p t ’hiliiren’s as PoYitriliulions of mouey will be grateaudience. -_ j, , ' «tuff ctpboraisqd ben» overy day in thè , ' r i best and moat rUuNol xirlkdi costume. Candles, By Sujwriiflrmlertt. fuTTy received from thoee interested In The program opened with ths chorus year, “ TV "M other Goopé^ còri tési was also enTq thejibítherñ visitors who kjvc left —rb"ng, “ ln--rhe Hky ,-—Hn—irruir-Cnd- TTÏÏ= worthy enns".—Come to the B1 joyed. Mr*. FinöloF. Murreon won the" by the Sunday school. "While. Angels tv « tint eliurch Tuesday «ve’niñg and par­ I the cquntfy covered,wjth'i o Ami snow. ‘Iren. prjie, * pn-.tty pair qf silver shoe buckle* Sing." Recitation, "Florida Babies," Snrah ticipate, in the “Joy of Giving." thè lnrgdkt rmrnlro/ pf corroel-rhymew, f Pfiiyct by Rev. j ; F. McKinnon. th«»e fresh vcgetablpa look moot tempti >y% ;*for Wight. . * JViwn tKe’ |)lea<ant content Was con­ '^ ’Grandmottler’’—Recitation nnd song mglndetiTand many of thcpvKre indueejl -Credit* Roll, fîre Xci se, Com lucir d by * ; . _ . ■r *’ ' "* ** T cluded dainty salad, wafers, ,ol|ye» and by six Rule girls dressed as grandm others,-j° theirflot in Florida after inveSliChristmas F,xeVri»ea " Mrs. Tertiun*coffee were served. Chorus, VHHng. Bells." 're la tin g the cr<yi conditions here. Itpxitation, ' 'Walcomo," By Iswjie T h^ very - pretty -and. e'ntCrtainlng I Mra. Brady’s gucata were Mra- U»nry r He^tation, "Christmas Dllemmn," — If every grocery «tore In Hanfnnt armild *i Moughton. Christmas'exerrisrw ut the Methodist MrLaulinv president of tlie.Book Lovers’ Gladys Ingo. - *- make a large display of frfeh yegct*b|ei ^Recitation. "Christmas Gift," By church Tuesday evening were very, Club, Mrs. R: J.*Holly, Mrs. F, L. Wood- ,’Chonia, "Prphtc tho Newborn »King.’' each mbrning the rify would derive, a.’ enjoyed by lha larui^udioUP«-eofn Richard Frank. ' ' ru(T, Mra. R. E. T o!*. Afra. Fred; Wil­ » Stocking Drill, "ihristm ^a Stockings." bunch n( good advertising thereby ,f Soiig, "Tn a Miingrr." By IJttle Chi! bf tho'paritns aL^B^fcln-ftf_the children' liams, Mrs. F. S. M ùtJton,.'M ra,rj..C. Rfeitaliom iiniwi Terwllliger. - r . — p • i(ft»ay -prOVram wax ‘dren. ., -tt-w U snl^A tay : ^— M»D»ntofr-M raV f^C i' TFAfkfrulf, Mrs, Song by Infant Clan, "Som* one la Br. Mclfwan Uclirr given entirely l^ ^ ^ E y o im g e r children ' •Recitation, "Something for Every *“ *’ J; L. y u rt, Mrs. ? y V ÓolSáidi*. Mra. R Coming T o n lih t;" . , itr.-rr. - - . Word comiis from, p r, J. Sj McEwan fjj»;’’ Sarah Wljflit. of tbb Sunday seho^^omt* of fflWn mere V L- Peek, Mrâ. ^r^jFttan. Recitation Ire ;JCatia Mhjk McKenzie. at Orlando* that he is greatly Irtiprovtd toury rh o all did wrll. ' Recitntioi),* "The Em pty Stocking." .4X l 2 tL Chorus! "Glory tó GM on High-" and will soon he able to attend to his pro- ElorencgsWltJe.’ The following fine program was swell ,;*' ■' "i * ^ Recitation by William DuBoae. • fcssior.af duties. A spfclalUt.front New,. rendered,' beginning with a song by tf» f . * Presentation of "Gift* for the "Red y i* t'hrhtinas-Dinner l’art) fnlifK'tlinr *r» * i ^ ' York waited u|>on Dr. McEwan and per- Stocking." achool, "Make Mo a .Channel of Bfi Mesara: M. L. llàinca, J . »ff. Roberta, ^ , Sjngv ’'AJf.Hail the Power Si Jcsu*' form^d an 0 ¡«ration on h(s now. fife ! * Distribution’ of Gifts from thedDetnby Ing.” -B rait od Perldns and W, J. Thigpen Name.' '-¿Ill not suffer tho lo*a of his,eye and will Ed.-Randall, Beecher, ; S f c *V Walk er’ ^ Prayer, by l’^wert hosts a t a very, delightful Christ­ ■„■;-i f ' Dlifiibutfop ofjgjfta on the treo to th e-h o t be disfigured In any Way .which is son and Mr: HarriJ, ofieUt nd Helen jlnklna. - ;i : Greetings, Vli mas din nef at- tbfrj'^sqfùrif Houae, . 1 miraculous conafdcring the nature of the ReeiUtlon, hfoTRt. Abernathy. '•!WP Christmas evening, the gucata of which children, of the SljMay we'hooI. accident. His many'friends In Sanford Fine Holiday -Business Hong, Marian Newton.v ? were» MLsac« Jrene Brady,‘ Peachoa Lef* will be glad to learn of his rapid recovery, Sanford merchants are JubllàntJthl» Redutlon, Marian Phljlpn. I Her, Linda Lefflcr and Mnbri B d w U r/;/!.’.' Death W| Isaac Hopper year over the great amount qf busfnras Song by fiva llttlo jtirla.. * Tho dining-room w-aa' vt*tyi tastefully Lumber Companytithis year as reimps m l with former y^Ura î A; Voj^ptr, s Harlem contractor; tf* • ■ tfcltntiojl, Lttdlc.Jebkln.-c, t.”1 dfrcoratpd Twlth’-the- tyuà t Çhf)4 ‘trias ‘ jUfpWflWldbilt ^ ufr 'TiBM i ii w r T r t y t i .............................................. amfel 1 in Mora, ■r»-■— jiuiug •: ■ ------ - tw ptscr wi ih è~tablé WiU ■ fenewhoWi of 1 «od fwnier T ynm sny tew derofthoThiré' CtembiiJ/wTre ^ th e -çitÿ~tH »y /y.tk L —Vrd ti.c¡ |y,‘-iiiiii‘ J UkdlAji^cntrc f p \ ftialoifi}«, ‘i Babe of .ftat-hlehehi.” * .J TW IBaWc»)^died yrater tn u tliig with The i ff raht- f t i nrt .^ - — and our mere|uuita,are ^ " Soòg..8hlrley.^ o p f ." x. * s .> whlta rose» and dainty upstaftu* fern«, day at las hw*><V Wo. 165 W «t 122! 1street» fax printing supplice for the new Horton- th ÿ »tf.rmiritlw He had been »ulferiog for more than a •wdlni.goml* eheaper than any other citj* Brantley Lumber Co., of Clermontt Fin. j B>cltatjdn» DUikitt Smith. in which nestled four pretty vjol«t boùyear w ith Heart trouble.' He waa aixtyIn Florida. ' .. . ^ . Song by achool, -"You may ^ v jc -th » ' . toneiries. Ipybellx." '* i j ' ; • . - j; u ~ r^~ At the conclusion qf the de|Rjob» one’year* old.—N e* York World ST Box« of candy Wer»,given to ihe cfill" ■ + L, 7 OhahiViijXourt DklC-. •even course dinnor,-a|iè ctrnaliona spd L-j, -;** ,r „r „. Clreal/'Ç^urt' will not convene iij Or- dren of tho Sunday school and mnny^ roaes wen; pre«m|«d to the ladles, and county bfith» landò untili ‘iar.'ltary 27th, instead of others., after which the -Doxölogy aras the hosts pinned tho bontoniema on wfnUr “ w‘ January î'îW h/ Plen»^ remember the dreh oí thc'iCùnriffy sdioid end many their coats- The pleasant occasion-end- private race track raejog events. châhfgdfn the date. ^ ■v ' - ad with a short Impromptu dance. ,-r ^ £, . * % r f ’ frill. * N £ T o Be Disposed O f A t a . V - t a �S H Ü f, V r -n ^ r T ÿ i f î : vi y £p.rr*t*v ’ * v fc ••i*». *• ’*•■ n’s Capitol L. i N e w * ;a n d V i e w s *tnv M a t t e r s v Q Í I m p o r t a n c e V S p e d a i C o rre s p o n d e n n '1' ' « hV Y : _ *«_ a * h » , awltftrma* #inJ .utilatK* titillili** In oxtmn-rdlpa^y ! nniwhii* numliyr «ofI H first cclltlor>»*iand ' ‘ ............... * Gcnenii N e ^ Y u r k .. , — M m _______ __________ _ ! ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ or thf-iJarfi>nt-iu-Arms, seerttary materia! to.be found iinywbcrr i ^ f V a k ' iplaln. the Senate, through - a .U n lw m ity. Jn-wOrkn on mystic kvfy committee on committee*,'will tike «0 i« f o It .would“toiftlfflcqU to duplicate r * the task of jJarrehrtjc out - th«^ iWIcnble In Europe tb? gnut; i-oUt-cHo/); in..the i f } committee* illuc« to dhosfi. Jflio hfVT Mwibnle L ib r a r y * ^ C e d a r m ^ a . rdwa, m* Urnetl ............................. .......dHjitigh ■ ; •• • ■■ o 1t or jn the Srottkh. (tit* Library of this nanshlpa. length serylo 1 ftPlKr ¿ranch of the Na- dty. • x tx x x •' llònal J*tun*. v ^ ;'. , ;- '? i t I »* ' -* e; m nehAaraiENT l»r the lnteuio« o o o o tlaÒ D D Q opoaaoooijD paaD Q O aooD aooaD ooaQ aoooooD O D O uoa What moat Washington,’D. C.J . . ta probably-lhe , ------- *77 _ Already, W [.collection», • ' he/'cldeftljiW atitfh" of ah* O.'S. .Sr n-* Imporrimi Dame collfHidn in exigency. the • t ate arc beglnnlïijrto dlseftk the mako-bp lent Corni*!!.' Th* most rertiàrjtnblo ,sH V ... . of cim iTiUti'k. InW iclp atlo n 0{:thc' «► ¡jf Bib!« In the world, comprjriog * jwTP ■ ^ I’isno LeSs T h ih Ckst Mission finish player, pillno and Mty ihuilc rolls going at H 5 o ‘’cas»f. Piano worth ItiÓO h naVr'Jkpd^ in gqod shape. ‘J l-tfc ’ Inquire a t Herald ofícel'-’ r J »/ b J r. j ' • -• r -r Uw te.msks fissi _ dslai'le IN Isae a w wa* *s % R t l.TuS of lb- Cbruii CSWI. «I Orls/vtu,•Flor«l». «V I Ito ,U* of Jsjfü«^, l*y. *.',l *.■ ' Î , -rUlm»pl nomea u Wltami ■: ' / •* „ ’ .,.** •‘ -I j ; WtUUm Vm Uor of rjorkU. ! rhmriti’ Me^« V* --*. y* '* * *i f e ~ «rf! December *27, I t t i v. ______________ ¡i...—- .-.------*rr■ ______ t___ _______ .. . „._^k1...... — . •'-'.‘¿ j '- '- '- . y ' :-:*r m , HBNHV s. emina* » . g lUvtofar, DEPARTMENT p S T U X tNTIUUUR... - v 4J/S. Uni OoUfHlllw Fu. "i •• ■ . ItoramlAtlb. IflX. Kntbo la brrvby «tvm ibot Jahy M.‘ Hmoa, ol , . Thft last ^ ^report * J of . :Secretary X-J“ át - --ê-Wilson, iS -*: ai' héhd’oflhó tfepSrtmeht pf agrlcultuièi ’which cover* the achievement» of sixteen hi, the time “Tama Jim '‘ has served . ____ x, Jacÿh, whtf t* Senior on both the judiciary 'and. foreign affair*. cap>mlttece, ha» been elected to lake the chaicm am bip.ot iu m g q affair». • ' ’ quit the judiciary commlttw'onUrrly, on the ground that he will hot by] ahlè tp ^ v e that very important ¿pnirhlttee the time, or the consideration It dram «*, — j. -With Senator Bacon a t the hcail of for­ eign aiTair». Senator Culbertson of Texas will liecome the head of the judiciary ejommlttee. j> ^ ,. y O ther committal! chulrmahulftik'.will go to the following: r ' , Finance, Senator Simmon», of-North ; Carolina ; ■ *A ,v f a . '? i ■' N a v y , Semqor'.XIflmim, of ¡faith CarV 1 ollna ; 1 ’ *»' . ’ . ; . / Mllitary^Affalrp, Henàrçk. ‘Joiejib . F. itnfHU», baa »to nöüTpf- Intrntkwi In m»Vjr <—-» Ansi ruoimulllkai pnmf; lo HSoblhb-rUfm to (toUnti abov- daorrtlwri. brio»» thai Ctok o' Um Clf. mit Court, »1 Orfauvto, FlorfaU, on Ih» 1«Ih il»y of January, till. thiw-yresfc-beemlMAilhfagmti e -w nfàrrt Cyril C. Itoyd, of PaeU, Klorida. ertlinept .bervice, I* crowded with Inter­ isam M. liroin,. rot Kanfont, ‘ g Morid». C! H. liman, ol K*n(onl ftorid*. esting facts apd show» what a marvelous . . HKNKY S. ¿ A j v ^ th» country hàjt hsd_aincesM r. sfPri-aip ..R«g*Sf»!s Wilaon ratin' -to tlib'chiefahip of the d»-; Morir» of Sol* ot rtvog» patinent,' Th e dairy cow is ons'p/)^*» NStka far bc-mtrf (trrn d thal^Unr u r i l i ItpSd * Iord llridjj» principal producer* of wealth on M N*» - I ’M (>r»pf* fM inlV. rtoUU. »Hi* mrôtv» bid» for Ih» p'irrtruo Of UiAi.Bpi) S»r »»tuofarm and the vslup o( her. products jif of Rood »ml nrMr- nlitrkt Mm I »I ttnogal thsof* Cotlot,yt tbennirt 1912.1s estimated*nt about •$8.,i 0 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 a + w r » i i n u i d i ' . i .ow^Uy, faahrusry Urt'amount which exceed» el^ vulu» of p îT 'iîu î0 ra dal—1 January lit. ■■■aftWfeD'toWMMiabir thin» }N N *’ tjhw,cotton lint.sntHiwnèorly ^luahto the .Æ"*r ll.ooo ».rV ■ail t»ar int-r*^ si tfi* Mt» df 0r»p«t mnt in annum, payahlv »»mi-*nnu*1ly s s combined value gf iirlt nful seejl.'.. ■ •„ on July i»t and January 1« of r»rh yrmr All =s: ‘The lowly hen'V, »not her o f‘jthp won­ Mridaaa Aall »roompany lh»ir •uh • cartUM ^ W l for f.'jOO.OOnr nettfry tot romidianra wUb derful jhoducem,Jx‘f>^tjn<-.q»timatrtl that tbid. Dolhamiad tad atuilaa abb iami» L Tb# . n n rtM U I j laikl a»r’and aQ Ml*. AdtHv jüid ; during.*.lh ç i^ a r ' ’l!>I2r l.TOO.- rlcbt ta drwait bid» to-n. it. ItnMnwm. Cto* Circuit >00,(100. dozen ejfgs and if an egg ia only Cauit; Oriaudo, Ma„ marked Itila tot Honda for, : . - Johnston. of-Alabooiaj ' J WOijÎFU ,wn't nniY’lhrd». <iûar(cr» It give' itoadwad ibid«* lUMii-t Ma. t. IJy untar of thé ' :. w Poat’ÜfileM knd Port- Road», Snnatof M'. R(j,)1Ns(iN . tUffa-. thé tidy sum of lOW.oOO.OOOj, àml il tW- lloan^ . ^ V- liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiwitiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiHni§. i n Senator* Jbhn H. Bankhead. 6 f AlaiWolIt, Fr|-3£»l* I» aild«»i to.the value, of the fowis raided, ■atoomby I f, It)*: | bam nr *• the products of the |»ultry industry on NOTICE . *• Aptirdjifiuflim», Thomas ’S i Martin, •ir-jj. farms amounts to about Ift70,000.000/ . Thr fJO rvum-lt of HJplord. ;Hi., »ill racalvo of Virginia. • waiad hiilf for tW pcrfoiiaaaaa.tif r-*rta1n p.iMK This nearly equals the value of the wheat. ’ymii u (uUnnai .. Agriculture. Thomn».P. (Jure, of-OklUr -, - damvangar »art. l»r hat« »nice And rirtot ‘crop.'"J|| r»»»t*ina and hmuilrf of txaah** ' hoYna; ; Alt bUarnuM J» trh »Ith ibarliy rlrrkTwl talar The anfmajs sold from the Igrtp.and , ' , , n i ' ■ ■= B e p r a c t i c a l , a n d le t y o u r g if t s h e a r t i c l e s o f u s e f u ln e s s a n t l g o n d 's e tis e . . . . . ». . , - ■ ■* t * w * »* . î Iban t o'rloah p. a, «a 11andar,1Jin tipi. IRIS* IT*.",-- . the animals sinus here*! oh It tOtfrjUiei All Uria rduat to aarwrpotilrd *ith oMflfi-d N o t h in g w ill g iv e m u re jo y a n d c o n i fo rt for poa ll«ivlr«t- IJIIHIWj IVIlara, At an i number about 111,000,000^_ntjd the farin ebavb iti V*V. Jvldanr» of rood, faith no Ih» tuoi, nt- iba beldar, ! ’ th a n nt *li»rh*<li to i» l<*TÍ»It»d to th» rtiy g Ihij au^modbl.r^ value of these* hnlriMjK*»* «tjm ated ie I hkldrraboufal UH to uuallfy by ylvln» p'n[-» troni / or*V n;s^o,oootqOav Tblol m w noju» al Q a rù aAomi»iirui . Most, protiuctive of all '¿gricUlturai . £ tb» bbfdar and thdl ■- ■- olma. — - i-*-. Y VPîtn in tlifa cdhntrjr-ha» beta» 1912,1 »e<™f»ì hi'W»r>rJift* « t* rrtumrd to btm»ttb Ih» city ria«. fi «u n W e a r e s h o w i n g c o m p l e t e s t o c k f o r m e a a m i I n d ie s ^ / . 1 riéclurt* Ifip ;eport. . The e^rt h *han*prò- ! urw,>,hiî* »c « itT c, Conltartj] vs ! * « “«Sd \ $ gfS»r*»t 1 annunh-rtlTidend. ] f o t * r> j i •■S e e o u r l i n e o f , .a , V . ¡ -Tb^ rounrtl hwvwi.fn* riíht tu rpi^t an# •rmíí -Y )ÏÏÔÎ1An jb# i|btA4i>«i ihn eïty t .«¿Kroken , qn . .Turkey nñd v the Balkan Th^riún'and tíjprivjn tin«l,the^rtülfy 'J ] m - .J J t M e s .H In nit Am erican U i/ra ly. itr « . the soil-paid no biW <o hutftiui-Vúntro- HrtW' V v r v ■' * Ÿ. J; HlU.Kit. Attrai PreHail ì T l * thg famous Riant «bUecUun now in Har- venrièd,'but kept In •Working in"ipóperaM. W. U»»tl. CKyCk-rfa. »l-Kri Or .r.“ iVyR/dmnrvnÄlO’-* Library. It was ac- tinn with the farmers’ efforts to utilize j _ * tjuir«#?|iy rtiria rd Jn lRljil aml'hos alnc* thpQ). The reward is u high* genera) In tke l ouni) Judge'* Cnurt. O ru (» (»««1,, KU lb- unknu»D h*ir* uf IJlu, llury» ».ul to ».burn ,ir. V f l ^ n puded fo ifntii tvklay the seotioji of level of production, 'rjh" -man behind, To K-1 .all.tía» mar fwiriTu : » •* k. j f*■ * yf.j Wharraju P-. W., M ibn't » admlnkt/auir ml, the plow bos filled the natlon'a larder;’ i l $ . f Jthh-Ottpjnah'ii^npire copiprlssfir about b- »Oat* ot Kiln Ititrge,Laac»awri. K»< AM HI, F E E T f lT T f c * ’ 4,000 UbíarV» niv«r have crammed the storehou»«i1 «m l wijl »end twti'Km to mafar 1 .WU vbluifié». vujuinv»« f*A»rieri%an /wiicTM^miururwa uf tb» „mouitfjt ot th# i«l. o'VJl ’' mlni-trstloo ■stloo In I aril p i (u> tha fk-bn «I ptr ut’ S a p f o rd ,. F lo rid a ephone 69 > -Yfty nunfher ^óf valuable it|£píal li(N*rfil niippliiVtn (orvijiii rcitintjie*. * Elium iI'urr-. ’» jp-* <tac»t'»0,;'lb» iitoT Hniww iiîR pnsjuiro vi • e 'l lelfaorieii d-wfihjTl =£_ F®”? = - . S- ' ’ ■ xmi T, . _L ' . i “#V mat eAata of « « M U O Iq Iturge. i h » w i , h*fitf t<e»t. , it «f t ihll< ■uifllitt at llu . ini i*r»»-'T- _V _______ :j y K v , k. : followed Tu* father to ifip »heep-folii of -tb* »»O «H» òf |hj ri*M uf *«y ol Um S FtarD* U«i)r™ul Comushy yrf(Ji tb« tt»»n»iju where'ti»o* othçr »hephrrtls were' diking totwent tròamfali» *Nluitsi n <<19% anj. T » ^c*itM>f‘tbe tlixik' After hearing tho'aWu o»r Saatts n«sp THrry-fit«r l*«Tt-xml run (to>, ùdjn of HerodVwicked- »balasto a M»k»i t b r n a - K T i —n t1TWf. i»,*,**»r-*-lz *. A c . news ‘ ,, Jer*»alem . 51 CballH. ■ Sict ‘ ■ Ï - : : - 5 r : ii ;. lzy/ i±- 1. '. . -JAritt»»nagfb.* ^ V p iimw*. * -t*. -ft' l-A-t yn-o i<L,!v»L-i »n't «b)-four -» J 4^t-. ».i|t,rii|i' iiA" ‘ *~*~ - '- —J amt R K ^ ^ » > « r d for tin «o CnhfcJfruncall %r* . - - - t 'A v• . », luto O SI »*• e'»f th* ri»bl .of *«y of Bf ¿ » ' , * . 1 V v > t . . ;^ t k x y i* *•(* ' : * • .1 .■» , long espefled Deliverer. rOne id,*thi. _ ih» h*«ilhi yy.ru i. U»iky*4 I".-»»»»nr, |£jtir» m a \ \ ** 1 , » 1 .F t ■ * f ■* r . * . X s r t t i A L r r WHOLESAIX M O M JCE M tm phU , T« bd .* * fI nn th I h.f nfl u it h l,»l» A- aaiwnti . ^ k. . • 4a»’Hie U- — Hire».»« jittow«Oitl*’ tho Ilo* at lb* g pImanin/V V sn in g o rlglhta utm y ilatf day In m '.l^ephurils a a tg U in jtm wut^h tlait high »wt.h n*ht ot »oy;of-»H'rMtroaJ romiuny to ih» iirist ' r I‘— -»A 1u’*.»tegjf -' Y in¡y)lcèthli — aoJ-*i»t>*^»i.m uav midwinter, In the litti^ tqwnmt BethlN wWje the other two ami the Imy laid ft I,un, fr».o*5, h tTij e i— «Í l» ul..mH» of lm, RU ' hom, the women of thè town had gath- down-on their sheep-skin rugs with thejl late! I*»ii* In S»». !. The»* uritberufm ... Tto»* arb tbW ufnrV J * to i^tr >ou In A.iti»*' b»fur* • eréti- aroumLthe Jamotis wcll of 1,‘avid mantle» fbr cover, but the l*oy could.not tto Count). JintCi - » ------ T » Ct f# Court ((tori tort on W or _ b*fut# tJth dty »,hi*1t u lIt l ytm yon Kar ,1 filo il* etowtloT« hay» oduide th« city waul I for th cn sx t. d*y sleep, .k*. thought of the many storie» otDrnmbfl.'llllJ «44 toy _»Ptto ï'itnuniçsb'b1. fwti'kis. ittb*r»t*»’IW* Vdjlfiiy hi w«u r. T l iUJ wen taHibi* ul *»Hl >*- Silo»»!*» ■ta) '•( . the Intesi tjeas, tho enrolment* for taxa­ who was fonce a shepherd buy of Roth- StM Ihr*. . j^AaU rontl jhK fÎU-."iI«ÿ »I itoVra tion of. every (half, womi\n and child in lehcnir nod he thoughf of th«t WUaflgea hcr, A.,trT:; -WM, MAKTïN,, <srH**- * tho Roman Kniplrt*. Ode of their own |n the »UU**, )»erhl»|ip.’t M y were sick, no . ' • l'm m ùr.lâb. . mi o • — ♦ » * —, town )H*0^le who fiat!‘vUitod .leruaalcn» light und Jib frlendsi He looketl up In • (hnt dayk came *trudgiñ¿'yp |lm.rOttd und the »U rlit lic a v ^ and it appeared to Cf' * X told of a ‘fearful olauglitcr ol innocent, him that one élan, much *S. % Com mart e’ -Franti» G .; Nswlgnds,' of Nevada; .Public* Buildings -am! (¡round», Sep­ ator Claude‘A. SÛsuabn, uf-Virglnia, Rules, Lao S: Offrm an, pf North Car-i • SrHii'COZy wozzr FELT or KID bed-room shoes i L'Ä» Daniel Greens “Comfy” E. G. DUCKWORTH u W m - H A CHRISTMAS STORY 1 m m m i s. m M i& f-zgzsß. ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT, VEGETABLES 1» H .ftM *.’Vi" J 5(* Wapt AH :r> Ttlp H’eraM Yòur H o use .. T jew* L Was VVo t not romlmt elm cr.utili diahr? Jiil-A. p - r , ■ , «hall wo have to wmlt for- opr jirottiiaçd dazzling bright!’ Hu wo* just going to déliverer,” was a |*en>iT ’that «verlih^ INE wakSv hia .father -when the wntchlifc. ¿i many. "A Ite irt/ SOf . A ' Hns* Ifttfc' hoy^ i^iiepherd out: "Aw* •from ■»«■as W-«V' - • u . çried w al^Vaw ike/ S »'-;’ t '« ï • »nop’hrt'dif son in the ecztacy gf joy over brothrt'n! ah gngef from hpaypn U viailf promfiit by hiw father to go Over with .1tMt.ua. ami wlin.’ 'they ^ g f j^ r n b ljn g ' ■ toV*V./» :pt* - ' .\Jtim li _ . . . i . , . ■î forbhs finit time, _: arith fear theahgpl s)ioke,^W 6rnot, ìtò to the shto>p-fold his mother- t ,6_ . USe well, am) behold, T, bHng you glad tidings of f" p v Æ r had t o followed ■ a .. r . ---- ' * P ’ A while tho^wooicn wero waiiiftfe their turn gîoat. Iny'which sball ile to ull -people. to fill Their vr»u no-, |or pi«ry'l& bòrmtó ÿôJ -îhhr/lay in thr i. m ìfc k a i •: ticod . wndlbcr »tfungM coming up the litlT, it wm a-raan leading an a « , on which .7% wofuap rode, U n d o u b t e d ly - -man's Tho IfOy rnVmcdd to Idjkn n a^i ril , Ninterest to find Out who' thi?y w r>i„ Tn; know too, that tho Khan'iTtw'inip'W aS ^ slrendy full. Undoubtedly ‘they were 'ui ~ , -, m s . some strangen from the north, who n n m like njany other* tq. be-enroled for ISxation. ‘The boy made* pnly. a» lew ■tops*of it to the Khan, m tHaf» too, wiy on hia way home. The stranger* had sn. made a halt at tho K han, hut found It so oveM ull that there waa no room fdr aiuL^hd-won»*« looked tired; snd W.>«Tt» thenlght j a f i iboipfms hcsliatibii (i, i urftge Jtftltk thuni if H uaukU aL hA ix ¿ f ty T ii m -.t a w y uvdf p i ^ th :1-r w m y m) son, the man answered, wo h'xv n u . '* finding that the Khan is full. \S’t* have an em pty stable said jh e boy, where a family stayed la*t night, and 1 know that father will let you »t*j*there If yot(jr|»h. M y father, he added, ia a shepherd and he ia ooming home touigbivLr^lak« -me over to the ghwp-fold, and so theytrungers ioand a temporary routing place in rhçcds stable- Later on the boy ÜTbtÇt r~ ~ tíly of 'j)av|d- a Biivior, which la fUirlst the ^ord.'^ And It looked'like heaver hpd been,opened, rttyria'ds of angels.ai far u ths *>’• could-see, and what a sopg! thp «whole minstrel of keuven ‘ praising (Jod. “ Glory to (»Ad'*ln the highrohumi urj earth on .peace among men, In whom he Is well pleased.’* Wfiat u won derM-^meaaage! "Come," »«id the »hepherds, "and let ua go to Bethlehem and aeo these thing» that the angoktiiAve told. Little did they .think nt Qj»t Wbety to go, and where to find him among so many. No one in *tow/j had »¿»»»^anything! er heard anyth tu r n rr iUI > ■ A b s o lu te ly th e M o s t F u ll a L in e of I Cvcr y I1n u l M o s t S a n ita ry , - J liini’.i’ K iPc iil k i l l i n ’, y. 14W e a r - E v e r * ' **AJ u m in ù n i, 4 c , .■ . / ,. , * , ■j . ; C"’ '»*7 V * ., w a r e that Ijists ^ .¿ c u V r .iu o n . ■ •., . ^ î »tV . V , . . V and A t Aluminum' à f -E v e r ” . k IW K |lf -jfb+ ^ - » Ar* - Jf- ;* V f» V_H ; l heat N a ’’. . ' .*.*- - Î- Utensils save* fuel because t#(hey, # - JL» i l i k e » o l i d ’ in c f f tlf H a n d ie s t C o o k in g U te n s ils on t h e M a rk o t Vi*; ; - M - q u ic k ly , and re m a in hots lo n g t i i n i ,“^ C o n s e q u e n t ly less f u e l' " t. '* * ■ . *- * » ~ needed «>. keep th tln-i e m ho t. ffS e t or »Few Pieces Will Make^Gift That Will Be Useful for Years to Come C o m e We in la n d s e e t h i s w ill be p le a se d to s h o w yo u . - __¿#•1C.' A s k y o u r , n e ig h b o r Sold o nl y by ! i HiLL HARDWARE COMPANY Call at, my staro sfid get » jar of non t—th* great «ilvîfr cleaner. Froe. _H ?n ak A v e n u e ry M cLatiNn, ibe~j*wcl«r. 102 W i Flrstt » tm t. . . ao-tfe 's. • • Stock D u ra b le , B e s tL In o .o f 'WIE « oUbie and they wehl there ftt hast«, and found rfwicpli win! M ar* and thr ■Bwbn " •**"* lying in the manger.* So our Savoir wa.« born in a stable, for there wa* no rtwrr in the inn. J. V, S U N .U K LL, 1Í . Lake Mary. Florida. • v ñ s y g ». Ikesf freef in ‘W E A R - E V E # Ä L U M IN Ü M C O O K IN G I T T E N S I L ^ »1, but th« IUtls*boy thought, poc-i ---------- N q >i w F l a v o ta. T r ■ �December 27 1912 -A J a» K M • B ■ [ V L* r -w - V • in r /I Q i L ir i d l i l l a - Ê n1 j V V1 B n11 r r m l r . lr i (&■ ■ ._ *. y ) • „ I fl n ■ SlaWR JtL J l nib n tw H H a\ rjV H a to express our best wishes to all our friends and dence and liberal patronage Nineteen Hundred and Twelve may mess • November 'At Aral 1 bated Parle. • London wan -nice. Vienna, atupid. but I’nrla—Impoaalbl*. until lant Buttday. when we mat Mm. Ila rip o a ,/ ‘ I^n’t .l t i|ranit> wlmt a chiwigo 0119 September 17. • j(| E HAIL, tomorrow.'* l n!u devotcdTj-tbanfc -iu|-u> (Ud, thi«t ■nffithtlr.'tAk« tne p away fo r.fcjrhWV, Per* <j hape j o ’ will remain u s, year I hopS It may iBc v4 • hate 'America. H Ipatha New York, »uil } x w ant to live t!>e reel ■i< S>t^ifft»llfe In Europe— A Aeia^Lc.Africa. — any*! ^ ¿a ^ - , I was Bppullfd « lien mother Introduced IHilo lovesick girt; - but dad think» mo to her. to ree* I need a change. T - ; gttl*« t'ari'a I'm not, a|Hr—and I'm not lovesick. iL ~ Erwfjeh friend, fllin tri\prli]flrn“ itv?n IFFA tnoBt u rw n * la tils coutfln. but tUntailly ■way. she haa lived In Parla aluce'atie waa •. dual beeguap l motored to l-aktvwood a UlBfc girl. . . . •. - wfl h Vflkth.TferJeIna and hla ftatnr la afllobout her reoent visit to America ‘•howld gat cross and how good Carl had been In taking and * take that. / / Y"" a her about. gHidair- looking 1 v . I Ilka h e j now th at l/know «ber. person . with' him ; TV 1 J She MX« perfectly miser.’ ^ r*w ~ Carl —* was w w* */ »»•••v« aa poralble" f Mother'any* I'm .a. silly ■vgrjrVrfMre' \ , , fV . g04>, . Hajn'a . alator | , / AJ|rml ' v/lA*1 •"A/ , Vrenphwortan. t « ? r M w r W *»*•. r .French, and I’m -ik Arl & tpg mic«*t s m ner, ^ J* Itlatl l Bugbbfda X; ’v ^Cdrl and s ia d - l- ^ b T * ^ waa out when h« 1called. Two Iona, tula «rablo Weik i a.^L> ’ . - Carl—and to m o r-W *.- * .'*>, row #we .«all P crhapk'T won’t ■v*; t* kiln for month»—oftybe never dt L womli.r If 1 Care. • (>-1..r.. r ' h I \y \ Î\\o r* r r ? able over a girl be .wag In lore With, who had gone abroad fqr the winter. . 1. a - 1^1 t . ___________ % _____________ * I^EAHTUTJL SUBURBAN HOME ros $ f 11f cnov %a 4 « m i l ’ ro y / ji KUt) Off OL tp il\ t>t v m t-rf*« Vic.' • T h is j ^ b t i f u l su b u rb a n hom e o n Sanford H eights n ^ W i r t g . o f ten room s jm d J ja t lL f l n d all motUirn c o n f l u e n c e s ,J q L G5x 13(J filled w ith orange trees a n d p th e r fru its and flowers, fine garage an d pum pirig o u tfit, good w uter, electric lights, going a t a b aig ain . $1,000 cash, balance on easy term s. M ARKS REAL ESTA TE AGENCY. i\ r M V M i l i a t u * ■ She did not know the glrl’g tu n a t e j >S. ’■ I blushed furiously, when* she aboM) eut .ttcQnUnO*m of I t -.*• _ 1 01 /v vji* 1 » 1' „ T h a t was Sond*y. ..We have alRn r.ttt'.pAn mm : •*r— " *11 rfm ta liia t a | | | iul_L 1 made mother promtao to take me ; home. Sho cabtod dad, and said she .would bq thankful to ge( back to i—^ "i*tm0m -'I ' '.ei m i plain home c o o k in g /a n d her . own , P EO P LES BANK Of -SANFORD bathroom; Mother li a dear, and, so ■ POSIT* INSURED AGAINST L fanny. December If. .t j ■ Whsi .a happy, happy Christmas day : I t l ^ W - , . , | | . M. SM IT H , P r e s id e n t The v o ij beat I ‘h a re ’ eVer known. H . R . S T C V E N O , V lc e -P r e *. Oti»o I nild • I bated America—'‘Now 1 York1-b u t ifdon’r. 'L H . I . T O L A R , C a .h ie r I love New York ' and A anrl ca. Rlr*. A month baa pagaed aiaice written in f^ llttle diary. I mother, dad, and In nnfy^llttle riiRitfllfiiit, nnlr Ihlfc ■ Wmm ■»m K L J M T R U S ENlitUD FULL CROPS Carl aaya bo la lonely; he mlase« aweet. so dear A T // and kind, alnce wo ' J came home two Week. ago. 11« met ua at th« pier. • I w « never, eo . giad to tee any* ’ -%9-tT body In my life t) . Vie does not mention one word aboul aa. 1 wm to see * tj tbat horrid French creature. dear old CaFT Dad was there, loo. . I shall not w rite. W ell—perhaps I My Chrlatmaa glfta lire lovely. Boat DÎ all U Carl a tart and Jho. ring bo ful • me, and be cannot understand- why 1 ran away-to BUfopo ao euddenly. Tbo -letter hi full of reproaches for V* ltreatmfr\l«of n » l m * n l < n f HIM,'When I I I U . s l w i n >11 il,„ MV‘ all t^« time It was, HIB meadnesa to pi« tbat made.hut ao HI, ab that 1 had to get away from, everybody. • . 3i'—‘7 * ^ HALF DROPS ID E A L Metbpdi h«ve “made the banner grove«. g leUer came from Carl,, and I imnii-LL ... *V‘ •; Tljii booklft give» the reaaont for spring fartifiiidg, ifewriptieiv of (drmuiav to be u«e^.' and amount, tim e, and mod* of. application. Sent on jrq u ett. Ë E D * 0 f » * * iK BOOK 4 J M 6 H _ P I> T A T B i E 3 ^ SXilif& SL QKNaVA, FLORIDA Wiiia (m PiKt*. ,L«l m Mad tee oer be ih hxiloit «»d .Fiend« Vrfetakld W ILSON^. TOOMER FERTILEER-CO.' * r E R. DAY *•» Spcrial by th* W««k n, Monti.. Good Location Good Sm icc */ manufacturers o r (Peal fertilizer's . >i JACKSONVI LLE, . -r • FLORI DA « * * , Local ARenl R. C. Maxwell, Branch Managerr >; �J» ^ M á jS ié ¿ ¿ ñ f KU*¿i',V*i Prlû»r Worntiw'Br THE HERALD PWNÏJNù «OMPAMÍ R. J. HULLY, Editar W. M. HAVNtS. «iteli»«»» M M lKr CAfetcriolUn ri let. S3 oa • Ve«r I« Ad«*acc lMI*rr*d In ih« Otr hGotffW» « W w r « i »« '' ■» adtanc» «rP *F s««> lk‘ ’» i Mmm te »adipal Knyn—U I« : tn.«r*J t i wiMd-<iu> «a ll paitar Antuil ¿2nd IDOS. «i Ilia PqplsgU» al Sanferd. FlarMe. and*! AcluiNsrcfc 3rd. IST? ‘ 1 "."T------------------------ --- , 1 0«ra bt HereM BaUdlnl ' Tatekhan* He I « fit the editorial wilrtwniisr ¿fed guide* io jll see lo'tt tliat 1» dor» not i v t hold of the typewriter, pencil hr paper, during the period of hid'Jrratroent, but .Ju*pe*mo\ihg-Ybout in the oione •antll h ls’Wng* take on new life cod he fiocoftW o ’Arst dees fighting men. >4 1 here «re many large land orwnere In Horfda who would - he glad to donate ,urh a w t for the advertising pkjter boy/Tvould give it iu.d th e actual ixpenMu would be very amall compared to the great amodnt of good to b f «itrncted from such an undertaking. ~y Will lb# Florida Freer pang please {ivo this subject their c a rn e t .«m dd cl* P > M . * h_S *- Now conns» the market report that ih'i~chfôad mariei*"!» to be .cornered.' 'T he fellow that cunera the Limburger ‘ *i a hod,smell and c*rend of It Will rkU< talnly «n InvreflgaUoh bV the hoard t»f health.. ‘ , »v* * . . * ^ < v s _____ L A - ____:__ . ’ -'I- 4 ■/? ’D/kraccpintM Christina« the UrUiulif : : >. p^iper« have taken n vacation qft county Udivision f tig H É M iy *having . • • ••exhausted Jbeir and ^^ngcjlnilarly and reasons them ifjae wish -- them all • Merry CheiatmeweaiLltygai ■ New Y«ar. Wa will meet you. In Talla’-haaiee, brothers, in the merry month of April and bji-ak a fance or opeó.a bottle id milk while we talk over old tifnrtt when ,0rangu comijr waa undivided. Peace on earth, Including Orlando. 1 -**—O— — ... (y . Our brethren In'Orange are getting w rath/ about t^e oojttity division ques­ tion. . Keep cool, brethren; we've Wer • through the *atne thing'and il.’doesn't matters a hit to loan’'your únif>er.— TampwiTribune. . «¿That is our adricé to" them, but tbd people I n jh a *outH»fnd grow fcOutH,end seem to gro; v aTdrae. É b c k ^ th a t ’cooV. w»Mthf.T lA /n : W. or some of them would go MgrT ■* . . ¿i ..- D p D-D- ‘¿ÎT. •'* **■ % s A groat Tfiany of tbe Florida weekly Aewiptipers will take a "week1 off" dur­ ing Christmas holiday*. Somn few will ( make It two -wpeka and some of the daljr le*' will observe 'Christmas and New LI * Year's day« by suspension. There are a ft great many papera in thb state, however, which aré under' contract with advert Ilium and for this and other reasons must continue'their regular program through —tha.holidays. .Spdoial CheistmM «11, tlqpi have been gotten out hy dom .s Ä W U W ron. » íátjKfeí "—0_*r L.'/ ** P' A ^ÏÏOPHET WÍTHOUTI í ONOF I . ;The' older h* grownsT’lhe more thef twrltft »M*dmewconv lneed that people art :j\jre^i flofck p< sheep; the. thorr h i irjnw prlimod, with the famous old saying o! n . m . « t ___________ a . M a r k .. A _______ I . . . I P ___f f l .. The American P ; T .'B srnum , to-wlt: ,o*>pl(\Iove~tq bis humbugged.“ Jtut nàrpum mado a mistake whèn the «al«1 "American;“ the dcylre to risk hard 'arned money for what calm thought •onflncd to nor monopolised by any oti nationality. • •* wi N A fake Jeweler can coma to DblAntl and sell more jewelry. Inv One day t^ao. Ml. n and D rlluy can aell In a sraek. "A pair of brasen, well dreiard. plea* nnt apokep men can com* to Volusia and Putnam conntloe and sell mofr stock Ip e 'ompany »aid to exist In anoolher atat< but wlilrh doesn’t exist at all) tharfceul*’ ’>e sold In any logfUmate1enterprise It •ither Vnluiia or Putnam counties. If ,'iaeked by all the banks In both copiv 'Jee; and tlw« got about $0,000 In cm ] nod any tjuanfity' of note* for pretty TthOgrapbed ■tock'rertlflCntee in a bogu' 'bmpatiy. ‘ Del .and has m ore-repo table, wel* mown physicians than,any town of it '*ite In the elate: there gfe •.phyaiclam irre who are calMd to all parts of Florldi •‘%tM to other state* fn consultation or^ •/•ftleal Aaaest Jiut awvcajied doctor, wjiK 'tetVo danrafa and w n«jm band, ran ae'l m »re "medicine“ th it any sensible miir^ •vpuld n'i'feed to n dog, than allfhMe loctom could crowd doWn the thronti 0 ill the people of Pc Laud in a year. A p*’rif>alUlr photogrnphnr ran sroc' i <*anva* >"nt on an ohacun* lot and*tak •norv people^of PeLan'd E « ( ^itlxeni Gardner.can take I n ’a'tw elvr tremify creditable.—Tioiew-tJnion. *. * The Herald never stops fur holidays, •noiuh. • tramp» can sell more homes' In bul like Tennyéon’y brook, we “go on. forever.“ Our subscribirá pay for L04 'liree day* than Cranne and Cannons car is«e<w jn the year and Ibey get i'very one ■el! in two month«. A JdstWide fyllow who wishes to Issue r of them. 1 / they don’t gel lheni "they -kick,* ühlch dempnstlates that they li^cr “guide, to Florida” .with n million crip’es the paper weHenough to read every iasue * can.getmnreout of our t^n hotel prtpHw *•—-Vj (Uirs, real estate dealer«, merchaof« ip*' TimnwUnion says "Flovida la now en* 'awyera. than th«sy spgnd writh hot1 I ' Joying-the^yreateat silly aea^nn In he. local newspapers in a year. The.plau -. . higtorv^,' : Heipectfuliy referred to San- dh|oTillow |3«jjfc« enough of hla "guides" • V ford dbruptlOnht*. -’The TlmttwUnlon inly to supply one to each" advertise! ^ ¿epWaHy sp*'.ilo id tl a «illy >ti\t ; dlkfd- srhen be come» »round to rpHeVt, whll* ™ ¡É ó r. 'ertssn n u k n rt of "silly àoasHnliuggóatidn" the . newspaper« send .otll' m ore-fro »Simile ropfks” every Week than th‘ j.'ó*';..".wnd..U.apptlea*with. pqual Jojto to tir entire Imu* dL the |,gulde.’/ *.'• , »Uly- cóun7y ‘divider» A* wpl|.; Better "Wo will, spend->200 do entertain'» . get <bwn ,tn Hard labor f&r the state and county knd wQtk nil the MMoh’s *|llin«sa. good roads party .from Buifiosm and con* tribute fd.98 towards building roadr Orlando Citixon. that all of us are to use. NbH Wing guilty of any high crime We pay 97 per cent tariff on all thr jigslhst the state the. "Sanford disnip* ford dii >lhm W iliiim *nf *118111111 W.IIBITIWHI» UU^ff’fir TBflf has ever-been spent In Volusia county, labor, for the sfate. Ä ahd kick like mule* over paying $10.07 Our denr friends In the tauth end ,*111 a -jmar «uUiTKiblW lUwns«, to iMLOOCnU) *Kavo to labor harder aTfiur’lb i'h o rrtrèriTT mir fine road*. ■has »cnnrat«l and the north ekst end A fine looking fellow ran come to'D rwith Winter Garden hna scced«l. The «illy aeto-Sofr is on in c*rne«t, Bro Howard, Land, hire a hand and sell more lots lr and the bfrgi-at fools in the^iiUHLy_nte two houm than Gould and Wright and those who have nn idea that Orange Douglass can eéTTTñ' an entire acascmT Tbl« I« true and wc all know it. We county will not be divided. Not only divided into two part» but into three patronise the traveling salesman n o t part*. j j ’ ” because we trust him more than we dr our own people,'but because he strikes Poor old Orsngel ‘ --j. ^ _ iis lç a-noy. spot and appeals tó som« No Juice left (or ('il.imio' pride or spmw-weakness In ua that we . • V— o — • ; . m know not of. I t la all wrong. And wha* FTlR FLORIDA RDlTitflH- . »re- we going to do.about J17- DeLÌmd The editor of ^hé HliraW proposes to New*. have the FI grida Prcas AidAclatJon fortablish 'a club house Ut thè ceruyc of a-hum. MIC K ON THE 8THF.ET3 ,<ln d »ere tract somewhere in . Soutfi 1v Editor of the Herald; ÍHorld« or Mfddfc Florida where the ad* There are two street« leading' out of m '- >itors can go at aon)f future data for rest SanfortToh the south at the proient thn» And -recreation.*' t>tli«r ¡täte* «T» doing rarn In the city ahd thr> noy Js the tune lor tin* thf*. fand. n a no»i Press Aanociation to procure som t good should be repaired a t once. From. 10th -'land ciieap before iho demand makee the «fteet on the Ranford-Orlando road arid price ‘ prohibitive. Thy Flqoda news ftut beyond the Oveido railroad the road ; pepcr mem of today tp*y never reallx« Ts. almost Impassable, lieing filled wijjy tiro most good from omch a movo but (b*ep rut« that threaten to break every thi)M who follow us will rise up and call apring in the autoe and wagonaandlb holea could he Ailed up by the city gang our name blessed for thia foresight. jtt-m y little eiptmac^Whcn asked algiyit There fa no state In thn Union that. It the city father* ¡»rY Wilt hfifk. » Illfig » . be plácvd Ultra inft Oh f li'k avenue »outh immu'U ’KgfTfpnirtlcfghBr K lp g «form a small beginning, build a nntiott is very nice but both of these mast; magnlfiqcht 'place'fii th e Florida rouds 'win hot t e brlcked and both of wild» and one » h ^ f.th e membars raugo them wilt have. to .be repaired now fn for * few weeks In the year and Olao send order to prevent damage to vehicles and ^'Miblr ryirthorn* friend—pencil pusher* to life*and limb. At the railroad crossing on Park av­ who como down here in the winter for enue the t r a d tuu never been fixed as ' roat and recreatlor. )V)>eJMl! editor’s brain runs dry, and street crossing and this oeems strange fill whodl* nf thought refim to revolve. after the city has taken in this territory I be will be sent« need to a month or two, and oh ned it to long. Both of theee of the rtty council <s dl/wted to-them and -with the wish that they will get tfcest/eet gang busy a t Once ahd If-thty do nothing more than scrape them' level tHfy'will h aw dfM tiw city and dll the traveller* aw eatfav ò r. No ne^l to Wait for the brick roads and srhtle waiting subject the public to stub awful condition* In a .cjxilhed aommunh yw«w. c CITIZEN ' Vandalism In W rit Side Park Tbe ofílcors of the West Side Improve* W l V .. r % ¡r^y y r WITH A r** « - ' V ik\ '••y ' *r\o. . ; 11 ii,e K tr CONSCIENCE - . : ■!<.r 7 » » » " " '• ’a S ^ M 'Ä Ä J S teqd to take the matter up with tho auchorlUcs. To furnish Christmas trees nod docpraUona-'aome-pkTwon a>rt‘pcrspn<i have dtwlroyiHirilmlc^d^henutitui.ljiiIfj1 tree* and have nQ .doan, p|m'c»t to i|s •oota one etUirt* tr*io and D rie d It off! Pheee trees werejnyrly, Ia3eii witlf their wnutlful red berries and,were the pritjc if.tpe association, who arv making stn’i * Joua efforts to beautify this park and the intlna-Vk’.-WLaida__-Tha.otbcm. warn all trf*furthe*-d tlons 'u - the guilty parties are being watched and Will be prosecuted if caught, tbe.flfl* limit being ten <Jullam and ten Jaya in tbe lock-up. ' Such taifdaliifm <hnu]d be proaecuUkl to the full extent of :he law. The. merubeni of the asaoda* lian are very enrnest In thefr desire to v'A > innkn the wear end section of Sanford o credit to the townspeople and feel, juafly to, th at they should have the cooperation of the community, rather than the deetruetion of that which Is coating tbilr lime, labor and expense.to build up; . r ^ : Install Carrier System . " The department atore of D. A. Cald­ well A Sons can be depended upon to (IWP abreast of the times and their latest wrinkle.Ja the. iastallation of the vrry ataat -improved carrier system. From »very counter In every department the »ire batketa are conn«-t«l with th* «rapping and ciuliier1» counter and in the .*u«i» the clerk’s simply, n. . (I t<. place th< goods in the baskets, pull the |PVcr and he article* are" sj»ed on the way' to thi wAppImrctninter placed Mgh above thg iiejtdi of the customer* at one end of the ttdre. Here the goods are quickly vr»pi>cd ao<t-,*tipi)hl$ J^hykcif Tthd'qcCt ^ t'wflnh eyifvlng the ck*fk*» no concern' >r loos of time And enshllng them /ait upoh twice aa many customer*, connection with the currier system m thr ■ash system to the cashier's desk, giving >m of th<* safest and moat complete *y»teraa foryJiujbJe rhec.klng the ^nod> and leaving no loop ht»fe.'7or rpbtakt'ft, rith ir In tho hitnrilea-ar id the ^osh. i»t*' T he.*)>tenviii thC same that I* hying n.tull.il in nil the larr.e dspartmenl. «tore» north and.south, and. ¡1 is to trig •redil <>( the CaidweJI.storoi tlint they ire ih- Ar»t to install the'ayiifi.m-in thh ctlon.of the south »frd'ihif only s t.n if like proportions to install one.ih •A* • V.. «outh.- ' The now systtrá giv<-( the store t h r inlshed à»ppearimeerofT^hw hjg -dapartnent store* ol ihe great eltiea and a vwF to Caldwells’ three duyr carri«* the ahopier from lite nnrrow conßne* of the amall r atóre* and give you tfir feeling that ■Off« •*. ys . ' -V *. ■ s . ‘ a .-V ■ , ' I'H E vffepiitation for Quality • Enjoyed by Us has; been Gained by Honest and Pcr, sistent Efforts to Supply Mcrchan-. disc uf durability and Character. Wc supply iriep'^itkAerchandise from fcputablc manufacturcrs which in s u re » true v S» r. * Let us. supply you. , i f -«V C lo th ier an d M en’s F u rn ish er SANFORD- ; . a* -* g . Notice #, *». Annual moating of the stockholder* of the Sanford Light A Fuel Compauy will be hold at the office of the president. Monday, January 19th, 1913. a t ? o'clock p. m. • F. H- RAND. President, ’ Sanford Light ft Fual Go. Geo. H. Ferqpld, Secretary. . Dei. i2thk 1B12. 33-4tc I - ‘ •• T F L O R ID A -F o r Rent — Tiled land on-shares, eight acres a t loading station, one-fourth o f crow» f. o. b, os land' rent. J. W. Powell owner. Inquire o f . Walter Haynes, Herald Office. . ' 28-tf For Sale—Good $400' piano almost new. Will sell for $123 c a s h .. F. R. Shuman. Wcat 8 ido. 30-tfc Wa'n'ted—Order*' for flno froet proof cabbage plants, all varieties, $L2o per 1,000; cheaper in larger lota. Satisfac­ tion guaranteed. F. S. Cannon, Meggetf*. 8 . C. 31-34tc Homeatcad claim. 166 acras.good.land; fbur room house; threa Cyiir«as tncubaAddress G. C. AH Locol Advertisement«, linder Heading. Three Conte a Line Cacti I potato crop, $6.00 i w«mu for rent an ___ acre,_____ nfaf ____ ’s Siding, Sanford. No. 331 4th St., Miami. • 31-10tp • F o r Rent - :FuroW»ed » « room c o t-, •„ _____ .-- • , „ . as?- *my34-dtp .“,.4’«'1,, qw* ............. A well catabiished board- • For Rent lng houx-, twelve rooim and Lafh. partly furnished. NI«- -class of gerttleindn boarders. Còr. Sixth St. Apd Laurel Ave,' • S^4tp> For Sale—Grocery, feed and general ‘ Doing ' “'flu* “ »'busi»tore near Sanford.' ness. . Good reason for- selling. Ad* drc*s "Grocery," care of ITarald. J4 -ti For Sale—Block of flvo weU located ctfy/ lots,' • Address Oworr, Rex 1287. <.?■r 34-a room hou»c, ■Pdr- Rcdt—Ten^ropfh located. A. P. ConnqliyFor Ssle-r.Poland China Brood Sow. W. B, Squire*, Cameron Ave. 32-lfe St. Johns Hotel—Room.} and board. tM H ' V05r ('rea to Sanford Machine ft Garage Ce. fór vulcanising, fri-48-tf iNMt—Ladles^ oblong gold brooch with amethvat stone netuffg. Return to Harold offico'nnd receive reward; 36-2c Lbst—Bunch bf keys, with name p l » t W : ; M. Gillon, Sanford, Fla. *Rc turn t a H e r o f i f O f f i c e / « * - 35-ltp < •* . i • • n ' To Exchange«—Five acre* of the Jxwl land in the Sunford district for a cottage on tlie sea or gulf shorti. Sea Breeze or Daytona BeacB •preferwd. I I , .0 . Har­ grove, De* Moines« Iowa^ ■ 36-3tc . We are equipped to handle your repair w,*k. Sanford Machine ft C arafe Co. ^ fri-48tff ' ile for sale. A good strong heavy indie wiiniwmu.'irwiHy. mbwitt Tiood lalrtt*. 17-Üc Rates reasonable.'' W. . Wat h»*», Prop ery avenue. 120'ÿf. First 9t. mà - n -I Por R eot-SIx rrttm cottage with*ill Vs hile none of the T am p aciu h ep F reT m,Hl.rn ?mprovmirsri«ei>»4 W^Palm«;tUi : (o F. W. M ahoney.at resent«l officially in the new odmtnistru- Avenus. Co. “j a p l ss^f (on of the Florida Pedcfalion of Womeiu ■luba thia year, yet a number of honor; Wanted—tle a n cotton raga, no aerAps, »ave l>cvn coníerp*!- on member* of Un ■r tbe Mrratd om w ."“Win p iy z cent» per pound. Tampa Civic AsaociaUon. Mtea JockGood Mule for Sola Cheap—For In­ uin. president of the Civic AasocmUon; haa been appointed to the Congress il spection apply to John C .’ Edworda, :!2 -tfe HI vers e d Harl>oi», with the pow er of Celery avenue. appdltlTHffHIftriilVmbenr for'fyuth Flor­ .. For Rent—Rooms, for light house­ O YOU know of anyon© ida. Ml*. Willis M. Powell 1s the state keeping, 919 Oak. Avé.’. corner 10th St. 3 ln ( correspondent for the Keystone, the oflTwho b old enough lo ciul organ (nr the Fadcrutiona of Vlrgioia. For Sale —Two family laurehfq. mb»i 'read, who has not wen that N. C., 8 . Ci, Georgia, Florida and Mlaaia^ wi;olc*sl,‘ lish buaineesjÀith launches. 1 aJgn at a-railroad crossing? «Ippl, and la also edkor of the Federation boatg and nets. Also take front-lot with C. L. Vincent.’ a t Ash column foMtu* p ro t.\ Mr*.’ ( ’. J. lfubir . ____ «H at 37-tf 4 rims or other, then why i haa been appointed to it position on the », 4 >r’„ ,,m¿ U’ .A drian, Co rnlng.. the railroad Tel the a jdueatlonal commifttc, of which Mrs-W. Dr. -J. TJ*. Davis, optician. away I Why does the i S. JonAngs of laclcsbnviile, ‘{* U chair­ Rohbins Nfst Hotel, Wednesday, Jan. company c o n tin u e ;......... man, and Mrs. Will Robles Haa r/roived 16th, until. MrindayL gflth Hoe das he -»mnvgtgnrat «T*ry~groMIffiT---- *-'* filth glsfcatia by ft*, i >«»<*,— fH *r mi gppulntmr Ht'tn» Uff n o m m u ¿¿¿n>r Maybe you »hl*it, Mr. Merchant, and'Ki Mr. J. E. nMT d e m e n t . ' of \»hlch Mrs. A, “ V.oet everybody k n o w rin f w ^ .. J . A. CaldwTlI. ’-Fri.-tf - store, I don't’thave bava to advertise.V W g h t Munroe. of îdjamlj {a chairman. YWanted—Several'good W a n te d —Several hustling agents . Mr*. Henry Wight of Soriford, is chalr- tor two practical article*. Good seller*, Your store and yoor goods need mor« adre rrising than thn rail­ man of the dab.ttfUnSlofi department, ro r further information «.il between 9 roade need do.to want propia and ia one of the strongest character* and aftd -10 a. m.. Thursday at Ohio Houae. ■to-“ Look Out for tbe Care“ 8 6 -ltp most popular officials in-the Federation. Nothing is ever completed io tbe Garden In exchange^ Undoubtedly under hfr. admlnirtraUon ' » g eteri ft' <f t hat office, t h r Ppdrntttoir on street The i ItHITTWlIitiii«, inti out from Sanford In Di.Il*, um >,,rd. fm m -7'1 ,gilL h , J B B 3 ^ Pw W fU w iinMU TámpiTrfhtM». ’ L— -------------- T •taUuil, « fl'rjÄÖi. T», culllvntiö“ . subthey are continually well, fend fence and good busiocee. L rtiÛ ^r’* ^ ^ well, a , .. Price, $5,000. Will it It paye to run a fo» oda ‘round Nqtle* M l or-trade for good grove property. about Christmas rima. It cer­ The annual meeting of stockholder* f T ’ J ? u,Vi* Ml D** Atherton Bldg.. tainly will par you to run ad­ , *■• ^ .. 36-2tc of the Sanford Building and Loan A m o * Louisville, Ky. vertisements about all the tima For 8 ale—Tiro good mule«, wagon datidn will be held at their office over N*sJ*MbuslesM. that's aM. to H ist National Bank, 7 :8 0 i.\m . Satur­ and hwneM. See them at Mecca Haro, 36-tfc mock on Groimnan place. day, January llth , *-•' A D V E R T I S E In V l Por Rent-Five acre*, «rail. UJed, with ■A* P. dJQNNEULYj- v . Imuae. Also 10 s a t i . 5 tiled.* Also 6 .T H I S P A T E R See*y and Tj good house. Call oh - or 34-F rii-U A. Minnick, Cameron Qt>. 94-tf New York or Chicago. IMK.I1IJ «DHJ a D �'w . * i <*í . December tT 1912 fn r *ANrûR0*n r kau > f - 1-* 1 « -e >*■ I _»• ? »... a • n - ' There are plana being in ad e-fo r the rtLAVK PATTf COMPANY f p l erection of several new buljdings for res­ AsV any person verted in musical. n)ntidential purposes in various portions of te n what race o t people are tlie moat tho city. W n\uslcal and, have the b«A'voices as a When Low Fisher finishes Tiis three whole, and h* or she wfll reply without lin«.-Upuses on Tenth ha will -have hodtrfttOtfrthc"N>grQjuLelltirc<Lracev It •The unnAtural^ suHenn^of so lyiury women at timöl made that . part of Sanford a new reai- is seltfesruhnt you .wHI And nny’member etui he LcIicVetl by A lrtjfc^nire and proper help. ' * v ! of Tid»-r«^«Unyt urtlnot pUy some mu*i dawc. district. Good aoitnd IriAh potatoes,- flCc the • lieechmn'a Pills give just^ie ossiktunec needed^ They The San font li re department is one of cd) Instrument or that la not the poasoapeek at I- P,' McGuller’a. *or, of a pleasant sltiging voice, and'In wJAQieBtly but surejy; tltey co/rect faults of the System nomui Irish pptajoca, '¿V the t h a - apryf1*t i Orgtnlxationa; in Florida. moat cases, no matter how Illiterate he . sooertmidy th$tycur'vini find better conditions prevail Chief Pa£tori~k«(p« the. equipment In . peck at^L IS McCuller'j. k* • ■ Hna shape and also Veeps.the lire record may beHn other matter«, it acems to bft nafnrft| for him to bo proflclAt In tils re­ WClr*. J. E. Laing left Firday for Val­ reduced tn the,minimum. . spect. The sense of humor T* highly dr dosta, <V*> to spend the holidays.’ C. 8 . Mitvmilr of Entoir, Pa., has rent­ v.-liyndi awd to use a common exjimalon iiertW Pattishall U ¿pending the holi­ ed the y* Gflplen on-Geneva avenue t t o ’Negr o l s 'a natural-born comedian. day! with home folk* at Geneva. : Vt . _ a ml, nitl'farm (w same. Hr. Cattle ex­ Thd n s n 'F s t t i Musical domedy C&Tnthis renowned nnd .effective remedy. " Beechnm’s & r-t Ilarrold Long is n 6 w employed taking pects to return to his home in Canaatodg, Pills W ill. help yo^'r dj^esflon, r^gtilate your bowels, p a n / hie bvy Composed „entirely of this name* for Sonfbnl's new city directory. Now York apthN f.the road,again with ^qcc of people, ¡4 now in its sSvpnteenthstimulute yolir liver. lieadtu’hcs, backaches, lassi­ Miss Chittenden of tho Orlando pub- Egyptian Tear consecutive season, and'it is said'by the. tude, aud nervous depressionSvill trouble you less and Ho schools is home for the holiday* C. 0 . Post and BfM~. Peat, two promftnd publie everywhere, to iw *ftS<- of less afteryou take.at times— AvbCD^erf here is peed— and M ris Clay of Arcadla-arp the ihep’t 'ritiirju of Owoaao, Mich., were in the best musical comjranlt-s on-the road. holiday guests of Mrs, Clay's mother, the city yestailay nnd'Visited with* Mr. T l* hunk of "Captain d anger“ iaVy. Will Mrs. M. E . Do>le. .7 > . and Vim. F. J. McDannel at Wolverine "ooke. hne of odr foremost colored comcijartfasivl U a veritable mine of comedy Mins Alma Malm Is th e '.n e a t of her Lodge, south of the city. . slater; Mrs. Hamll Tolar amh family. r T . K. Bates*. the irrepressible M.cyvUr> ftfrt’jiw&t music of the whistling kind. w retal« tk«tr re » tiM Uek* * * J te feel at Ikek S ert, Leslie B ryan of W inter Garden 1» of tt»e Commercial Club spent Christmas |H*ck Pa.ttJ lMadame Jones) Is this àra• te ree « the ««eelel «reetW M «Ok erw i,b * « . a .V a í her best and theaummm the surrounding c ont_ spending the holidays Vjth his parents, In Pnlntka.wRh home folk*. Mr*. Rst(» AS ■ M l t f e r e W e - U b e n t 10c., 39«. , entirtly |d«)ustv. The Black aetrwMrtni'vr-TWWf’u i; imperial Theatrer next Monday, Dee.30, keep the division pot baling. ~ ^ 1 -----’r * ‘— “ •* ■ city for a few weeks visit:’ .tot tjnçnigM o J. 0 . Yacgtr and Dr. J. M. Smiley of Mm. 0 . W. Brady and son, Russell enjo.'A-d their Christmtp» dinner Wed­ Yeag\rtowh, P«.. Were among the prom­ f*r&AisjAyw *1 Ajjtl-Cllmax. nesday owning-at the Sanford Hdbse.» inent reWtort to. the city yesterday’and * It la alwjor! to r<-»A of \/V lr, and Mrs. T. J. Miller and aon, Dr. took, a whirl around the. celery farm*. some mllllonalre'a son who. dressed M r. -Yaegeris interested'In the future of, 0 . L. Miller were among the diners at In' overalls, has taken ud some hard, the Sanford Houso Christmas evening. this city and ecpects to return h e re ^ fo io grim y'Job at;«* few dollars a week* leaving the state. Just as a poor farmer’s or mechanlcY :. p i s s e s - Eunice and -ycraa Woodcock The monthly meeting of th e Woman's ■on might do. Cut bis election. In a ’ 'tMfti.micata of ML« Ruth Young of DoMlndqnary Society of the Baptist chureH few week», to tSe directorship- or Laad.--^ y , . /.▼tee presidency of hla> father's bual,«r Wesson Snow Drift Oil* 30c the can at' wiil-mee^with Mrs. If. FI. T olir a t her oesa «bows a growth that boys of fionw.-oyer the Hefald office next Mon•„ 4, \\ McCuller'a. 1 ■ . . . ;> .w r m ., - ‘ U ' tnore humble, parentage can hardly . George Taratus and his brother, Ear) Uny evfAlng st 7. o'clock. An t hi« is tbo hope to' equal.—Christian Science l.i.t Dll rtilH’.nl tlit' "year r:n-|i mrljlbi-r in Monitor, . '•. are spending the holidays with their apecinlfy uffeil to*!» present.v > ^ • *• ’ , .• L - ’ — :• • - \i V.. . parents at" Middleburg, * \ *' ® * .* 1. . i t »» C. E. Robinson of Orlando was a vis­ t Mr. and -Mr*. Doualiu D.-. Peabody ; * Smallsd a Qraftar. • * A llofton clubman recently returnitor in the rity Christmas Day. 1 .■ and fahdly of New Orlenib, La., nrt Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Rosa have return­ gueatg of Mr. Peabody’« mother. Mre. ed from a visit to New York City. ed from a pleasant Chriattyaa to their S. M. ’Peabody. Mr. Peabody’« man\ In discussing *hla trip' ohn of his friends iivSanford nr« pleased to welcomo frlanda aak<ul him whethor b« bad a . The WengdoeaiaCamadlan «on at Yl arid»urn. him and nls •wtimnhle family-in his tw>>- pollcAman In bis pocket. Tho club­ ■ Tha C<- iliari Musk Cluli will meet at hood home. man hvaltatcd for; a-moment/"Various­ J \ - the studio of Mts. Fannie*3. Munson ly questioning hir\frlt>nil'a sknlly. IN THE NEW SHOW Saturday nlternoon, i)eccmM r 28th, nt ^C harles H. •WlJit'niT of-Atlanta, Ga., whan the latter addi-iP. "I didn't know TS&ti ■ S o^dock. V / r . arrived In the’dty. Wednesday night'on Vhether you coujd be thebe a week without ebtno grafter or other get­ Weeson Snow Drift Oll^BOc the can at u visit to his unde, J. N. Whltner and ting into your pocket.** family, of ten days or more,', Mr. WhltL. P. McCultcr'sa . * *■*i ' . * ' t . ■«* nor was accomjuinled by Messrs. J, W. r, A Rapturous. Mpfodhnit Muelcal Çoniedy. Two nnd one-hulf hours bf Get your Ucketi_for the Edward Bog; Hnyder and J. II. Burroughs j>f JgckgonTheir Honey V 'T^ f a r ffTX^r i ^ j A lli a liilwMJilIttly -new. ____ ^ ' T im p afty ' 7 r t' nniidpnllrti mtlrig th* 'A*1, the High school Friday eyemttg. Jan. *pleasures - trip In tHe vicinity ■FuUdw, look Rtelr honeymoon, on it of n ■ hunting ?rd, at L. B. Philips’ drug store. ■’ - - « motor oytTle. -Thi« department l* not of Sanford. r qualified to teatlfy a t an expert Iq \/U t4 . A. T.,0lt«pfo*n pfiCissinun*« the m atter of houajrmoons, but, be­ iUie guAt of her parents anf family, Mr. Wfl'lft. me Tonen Orlatului. At V tr C olorai patrons od tn iu etl to all p n fts of thouirc. lieve us. motor cycling doesn't appeal and Mrs. M. M. Stewart. \ Th« Gata City Ifouso has brought to ua a t a start toward connublil M p Sp^ciuj rciMTvatloiis for white i«nrons. Y . \y M. S. Nelson,'Fred Good and Cbas. „efjl 1 down the high dost of livjng, Only I t .00 bllaa. Borne folk« may call It ox6 ré ì • . rf d -d iiiiT Cook,-al| of Litiinrk. III., Arrived this pc» week for the flnosl table'board In else, but*H looks more to u» llltu sit­ à ' week and will make their home in Eureka the city. S e e ^ a t k s r . • ting In a draft —Kanasa City Timet. 2 S^tf Peaceful Beginning. Hammock in the future.- ’ Demon of the Niger. 1 >. While the weather*lA but b u y 'jfdui A young barber was telling one of The natives Inhabiting the country U^Mr. and Mrs, L. Leinhart of Tampa Mothar Warned In Tima. hla regular customer« of his raoent dried rhlppid beef att .W. W. L«bk'T. f»# ’ ’ f ! near the source of the Niger bnlleve . are visiting Ute latter’» parents, kbd gróc^rr. Sliced on nn .American mlicIrfT Ao*unuau«l ocourronco took place That a devil lives lu the Vock whence wt-ddlqg- "You bet wo had a good Mrs. J , A. Shepherd, on Elm averlue.v at Nptgravo, Gloueestorshlro, EogianJ, tho river.springs. They are very super time al iny woddjng," he «aid. "Lots Oi-Ü machine. i* recently. \Jx>Y oM wo-and a girl, of atltlous nhd greatly- fear this, devil, of young people there, a big crowd] Chas. Reed, the moving piytiire maVrtjfat'-. ■ i three were plajlng beside a largo who Is supposed, to' kill ntfy person and We "hod dancing and singing and , 'ih im st in'Orlando jp en t CbrisUnas-wit b W fathrr ‘ltcjxir| trough, when the boy foil Into tho wa­ lots of tun, and there w asn’t on# home folks.' - • ’* v Fair^ tOoight and ijjiturdaj-. Coldci ter. The little girl ran to tho boy s ->ho dan« lo look st tho source light"* I* .-Whenever the nullve» are showing a . Mfa- Mary Swopo of Wichita has ar­ tonight and in south portion Saturday, roothor, and In lisping tones »aid. •tranger tho spot, they cover up their ■■ rived In the city And will-spend tho wiu- Frost north portion tohlglu, . ' Dabby In w ater" The mother ran to 'ncre andI walk bark w art In the d lre f . Pormatlon of Prt.nd.hlp. « tar here with, her soil, B. V : Swope on the trough, took lhe boy out. and with dlon o; the spring, pointing toward It w# ^ to)| |h# c|i0 mo[Q, at «slittane« brought him round. P«rk aveiiue, Prelly ChrlMmas Tree with outstretrUed band behind tbs wh6n frtondihlp ,t forra. d. . ^ .,B r . ¿ /M is s Helen Peck is tho lucky lady In , The pretty Chritinas program givat) unok. — . filling a vessel drop by drop, there by the Sunday school of tho Episcopal the Imperial control and Is' now t(je Moat Costly Porcelain Servie». I* st least a drop which make« It run proud'possessor of a flnu wheel. . church, with, their Christmas tree wa? At an exhibition oí works of art over; so In a series of klndnsssM Seaweed Id Commerce. n—«»rf—a—a— aek aA » " I f U1 M W i IH.lik-ii'llia Pkeliweed (hero Is at last one which makes the ilart»akii«^rtaa^rt*U ♦ H Hie i litMrwii Unit h i««*» We+rt-rte MS, ■AleU—I >->],. :ifl' ^TBETTS! Mrs. A. A. PR tiPfK Q T fflE Alfju j iiD Phelp ot'WjitprtQi m, N Y., were in the and visitors nt the home of Mr«. C. M. porcelain dlabcs which la couahlnred contained u large quantity of Iodine, heart run over —From Uoswsll’s LUa thq.moft costly In the world It con­ hut today It Is used In tho manufac­ of Johnson Hand Thursday afternoon. city ywrterdny. “ ¡L:*-- ’ The program opened with a short su ls .of 36 hand colored plates This ture of a rertitln kind of cloth, whllo s^'O/W . Brady has /eturned after a two set has nn estimated value of 36,000 >ortntn «pecios are eaten under the appropriate Aorvtco, which was followed N ot Baying M uch. weeks’ atay In. New York and other ruhlen-IAI&.&tO), a single plate, there by a very pretty and well rendered play, fpre. being worth 1,000 rubloe (|516). names of "dulse." "stoke’'’ and ."curA celebrated women lawyer says "-"p O lu trin thw rosc « Y-7. . . . " ^ ’«'Ebd-CiuUtmaa.W ish>'‘ by «I* HtOs [I 1» tbo property of CounV Orotoff- rsgean." Kelp Is b u rn ed - seaweed, women are ju»t aa honest aa some and-Devonshire seaweed D used for-, m«n. but perhaps- th st Isn't saying U lm. F. G. T y ncLoi Tampa.lalhcgumL girts nnrt Sydney Chose: " ‘DaJivSif----- -----------------------------.. o( her d|Ughrrrs. Mrs. E. B. Brown and a lar«M l.rg .-n-miuihur u u ih o r of purposes; purposes;^ there^ thrrjv ,uuch .^ (ir.n d Rapids P r s .a Seritii Lake, a little American girl, was fore, the seaweed gatherers or today u r -■ ■ —-----. > * » 0 1 Me«. It, J . 'Holly. very much troubled over the problem j are In a better position than ever W hat Puixls* Ya Editor. Next Sabbath will be “ New Year Of trying to decide upon the right Christ* before. , ’ Reverting th# Order. An Ashdown mbrehant has a twoSunday1, a t the Congregational church. jpaa gifts for her"Hat of friends. In her ’T say,. Worn bat, why did you marry ê • New Year sermon» sad New Year music. dilemma she «aid she wished sip* Was a cent piece which ha claims to hav# such u brldgu fleudf ‘ Banin old fool­ fft carried In h|s psnts for twenty-seven Ths Danger. Gounod’« *'Now Year1’ will be sung in J a p a n » e tiri and did not have, to bót ber A two-cent, pleca twenty-seven "It may deem a trill Ins m atter," ish story, Wallaby. I married her to K u m u Cly Journal. ' tho Congregational church next Sunday with. Christmas gift*. She fell aakeft, year*.old tig ftothlng^to brag of; «ay* a writer-In the Observer, “but l *j reform waning. Also. WiJaonY^ ”JU ng- Out, and a little "Prtritan Mmd" rcprtarnArt* Wône’y wTon’t sphllYIjuT what wo are think that tbo. man who wesrn hla by Norma IJrrndgn YiiUed her In' hur Interested ' ib ;tA how he made his glovoa apoma to be sm arter than the wild Beils." fi r; ' -.1 Help of the Adversary. , The N airY ear muilc In the Congrega­ dreams and told her how Christmas was pants last ,#o. long.—Murfres»boro mnn who carries his . gloves In his Ha that wreatlea with ua atrengthhanda." Hu rely. It la no trifling mat­ ana our nervoa and aharpana our skill. celebrated* by the._ Puri Puritana. tional church next Sunday night wiH in- ecjeoraUHT "F, tb*.^ tana. Esther (Ark.) M esseni'av . ter. ‘ Ono might meet the Observer Our gntagontst Is our helper.—Bd“ "«Judeb ¿ornet sols hjr Miss Jerole 8 turnon. 'Miller, b little Dutch glr) told hfcr what 'writer any day, and J b rn 'If on» were mund Burka. they djlid -ntt CKH*tmas dhris . Philip Dkfflo. Bunn and.wife of Wallingford/ tliey id -a In Her-homr. .. - ,« t Cat Successful Beggar. carrying one’s gloves Instead of wearWip«Ho ,* on I talian glrl -told her j o g Comí , iib l i r tU__I rtíty ’ *' 'EW outsider one’would ___for a-few -—----..we*k«’ i . ■ ■ -- W a^G irriMmtn ^ y -nnvTVr.1 lit. lt.J- : >v| Uystander.T One Advantage. V« 2C Z Fandir- lfcha Munson,- a little Indian w a , „ , ^ M . t . Ghie advantage of-dpdulil/ig lij day v -1 Mr.-ami Mfs. L. E. Estabrook Of NeV maid, nekt described an Indian Qhriat- ery day. whore with a collecting box dreams la that your pip» never goss Havqn, Cpnn.^ a rt spending a few weeks mak; and Frances Gonxsles. a Japanese on hla back, be bega for offerings . /Stl S e ttle d .; o u t—Judge. .‘ 4 . v :I in the'clty^ , Mr. Estabrook Iswn engi­ gfrl, told, her what the Htth-children did from the passenger« on the rlvér Here Is a rather-neat Atory of the ./ A steamboat» for the m aintenance. ot neer orii'lltUNew York, New Haven and a t Christmas in Japan. ‘Sydney Chose, way in , which g vary shy (o r proud) ■>5® the ho«pita!. * “Tommy" gali hla box man made a "proposgl." Ha* bought Yootl Tootl Hurt fun! Ryl "5^ ah English boy, dsacribed an .English tyll of coin* every day. . a wedding-ring, sent lì to the lady ' It .doean’t require a musical «dadaMrs, Brown of North.Carolina it the C h ris tm a s . l.wiuyMiflagàr h».im a« -by ■IvoaaU .aaA .Uw sa.hla»» an aaleaiallla k«esn » ia ' 1 'T ho Htttle actors were dressed in the guust of her brother, S. A. Aiti» It enclosed a s h e e t of notepaper -Beaeenal Noie, cost urns* of tba countries they re p r"wfffiUe-Irélé? question: "DoéaTl-fttT" vepo in Or"And what is four /MJgupallon Î" »rtm a rra n u # . Dy return post h e reoelted-the^roore llft-hv »» • ««Titian Xw*it Novrmbn Mil. I»If, January. 27th instead of sented. After^fearniitg' lh her dream pH shed the accident Inauránce agent. laconic, rirough eyllabically longer, r»hr tke CWk * * t th* Clnwft Court ot Oieot* atrew+'Hw ehiMroiFa OfcrisAmsw aad gifts During the hunt* -------V ' n This is f» h i nm r-T ^ n n lx i-neautifuH y.' in other lands, the little-girl uechled that L." LIwon RoImiv. I h*r* U«M an Oti TV»«otr xm r-+ -set-^ s-a JgÙltIS7^~"*ü*?' tltit an4 tnlnrrt of Mkl K. Muon HeUrt T. L. Cusldng, formerly of Oviedo, hut the old fashioned Christmas tree and sorry, but m y company won't write a I» end to tho Mknrire UmU )n «aid fountjre < now located ih Gainesville was among American style was best o ft« all. policy on your claaa.’’, “Why not? Practical Frenchwomen. of â . ° » t * .the holiday visitors to the city yesterday. , Whan the pretty play was concluded, Surely l‘m a good risk.” "My dear air, The Frenchwoman makes a point • jO O £ i(» OWWthlp Xi MM Mr. Cushing has many friends here who the gifts on the Chrlxtnuu tree war* you're n o t a risk, you’re g certainty." uiub-rstandlng the business either b t-5 her husbapd or her—employer,—and ltv ad to M e N n ’ApIndistributed a m o n g st» chffdnnrand H)4 Itone»- 4* -K, and I wflf e t » - 'v*4la_ Is seldom content t6 be a mere clerk l" iSTrikhcViti,' Tl For the Old-Polka. J. M. Brown and family of Sycamore, -pleasant entertaioement was baitnrtt ot paid dalwutaat ¿ u o*'»ui4^ — tt—, te tlw L..L-4Ì Cora (aged ten); to Reggio (aged or typewriter. - - It- la maintain ud th at - ssle-rt «n"li« m Ga., have moved to the city a n d .p u r,U Ian d ’_a lovely home was very «»» hwit*»» «I tf-J court eleven)—-Yee. The game« are a the reason woman’s Influence la more bk% i loS 4 >■ chased the Graham -bome on Sxnford^with ltq beautiful Christmas decorations, wrclUird hunt. But,’ib an . It’s Christ- potent in France than In England la Vita duHn/ii«; 1^ 1 huunTt/f« 1 day at g HMghtai Mr. Brown'lxpacts 10 ■■*»*/ A ■- . because of the Frenchwoman's greats 1 TVm. cuh. .purt^-w to mas,'you know, and Hie old people -do (KID. hr capacity In a practical way. .* • Í t«4tp . j Tall what you want in W ant Column. so expect to.AflJoy Uwmaelves. In fanning. Cenaty, «Mriff* air Q m m '* ’ S B éb^ B h ì •Cf>i Ufc-«' No Suffering Yets! klÀ m afe PILLS s Im p e ria l v T h e a tr e ‘ ImperiaL-Theatre' O A MONDAY NIGHT M e C . a J U The “Black Patti” M USldAL COMEDY COMPANY S IS S IE R E T T A JO N ES i t ó 'V Ì T t ,- , Ju liu s G le n n CAPTAIN J A S P E R Seats on Sale at Theatre. ï ft Prices, 7S and 50c v :< 5?J*5ÆfWLSgJrs. ■"i^ ’i °! î^.,°îÆwk. Î �W6 bought tliese pianos-chedpi^'WGsav^Mg money in buyiit^.them.v Many a piano dealer is. paying twenty-five to thirtyrfive dollars more for'the same identical pianos. ■ . ~ : r- . ^ - \ f ±* jw flf / - T*. ’ ***-, ■^ : S- ’*£¿3 T * ,-r m .r . And we are selling them ;xv> .' chedp _r \ ; S '\ - , V ; 1 . fin e . %’ i n . • : i- T* It is out winter workto sell these pianos. ■; Not our -exclusive work, however. 300 pianos is our Wiimfr.task in additioji to our regular day to daypiano.business. if* pln fei-M in x .* this .Li- work — >. we - - are •*— forming à gig — ‘ -•antic piano cluM.iA To facilitate Vsly the same advantages and'Twvil'egèg. • ' ' each and every one of whom will enjoy precise]; Such, a gigantic work means many economies. It mean’s a saving in the initial cost of the piano. It means a saving., in thè freighvin tliè drayage, in the selling*expense. It means a willingness On oiir part tò take a smaller percentage of profit than we can, regularly afford to make—inother words d) Wijiterpfofit. -‘ So, taking all these things into account, it means an enormous'saving to the individual buyer, or club member. -V- . To be exact, it means a clean cut savinguf eifjfify-seeeh hollars and fifty cents to-each mber of the club—near//; a hundredsay nothing of the other, innum. erable advantages and privileges the club carries, with it that piano buyers do not ordinarily get. TTK2 w k n L extras of any kind. No interest to be. added. . Nothing to be added •for drayage, freight, stool, mart—absolutely no extras. Two hundred and-eighty-seven dollars and fifty cents is ? the price, and the price includes 226 w eks'time in which to pay it. d The d u b price—$287;50 is payable $5.00 when .you join the ,d u b , then weekly paym ents of $1.25. If ydh will figure it little you will I f thi$ Club piano is not mtisfaclory after thirty days' use we will j «fp, «<» u m, « ^ 1back. »^ v 1 give’you your money se e that this glvea you exactly 226 w eeks in which to pay for the.piano. I t is fyjr belief, how ever, that, a person cannot get - Your patm enls a te-lexs than if you would rent a piano. T he piano - trial 0 f anjf piano, either good or. bad, in thirty, days. i , delivered im m ediately. You do not have lo .w all until the e iu i is 3 f l d ay a ''g ia l'd M ^ M a t lu f y a club m em ber, w e will w . You-get yom- piano when you join. ' money7B»ik. O n lh e other hand, we have arranged a a satisfactory* If, though a give him hi» trial for each W e h a te said above t h .t n 8 7 ;5 0 Include« cverylbihg. So B * * P«?“ ,« “ * m Ihh M pmm, 1« does.-B u lk club member can reducethis price by paying faster. .worthy of a permanent place in your home. ’■ • " Printed across die fact' of the. contract 1« an agreement that gives to .T h ^ d ubUnem bhra Agreement has 226 Coupons attached to 11— each and ev iry club m em ber the privilege of exchanging h is club piano, ^ r y much like i bond. A tpuptin represents a w eek. Tw o hundred.. ; at atiy tim e within one ( i) year, without one penny's loss, Hfeart,rt I w n n l i r l iniilutH O O t! tif/» I/ t l , t* 1• lm ~ " and tw enty-six coupons represent4 O226 w eek s or th e life o (*f lthe club You join the club^r-You then a s a club m em ber becom e £ v c ry tin.« a paytnenl is m ade one of tbM «? o u £ m s Is stam ped "Paid". ^ ^ S S S S S ^ i i f payments arc made in advance^rthklas, bcfortJhey are due, a re___ . ’ each week, aiid thls rirdnaudiriB hahd’c d d r i h o f these privileges is a year's trial.of'the' piano. In ^ th er. L li3 fo n j3 C B g y p >v words the club, mem ber has <0^ full year's link to fully satisfy him­ over to the club member in dish. ¿_ ■, Atself as to the character o f the piano he is getting. At the e q i bf the . You can,, therefore, se e that the Hut) price ($287.50) can be reye^r the club m em ber can come to our store and get another selection, ‘duced ju st a s mtmj times Fijtcen CentsUs yoirwiU 'jxiy weekly paym ents H e can s e le c t a piano or equal or better grade, and what ever money in advance» you w illjjet a reduction of 15 cents in cash. If'you will he Ha« paid, whether it is $40, $50, $60, $100, or whatever amount pay two Weeks in advance you will get a reduction of 30 cents in cash, * will be credited to the price o f his new o ia n o /n n d wi* will ink«, n,n m ’ 'll'" origipal d u a n o back w i t i o C T e l ^ r - a r n h w om n r a ............ rr a s // jcj * a ! a n i n r x j . ^ è n i e f i b j r ^ p n o p te Wfk>-m h hut vvTnr- iti . - . • • • ___ ___ _______ n?irrrntf fitie ih tj the s ta r r w ill he. o p en v v v t y evening unUt’é ' i f htS^j."^ ----- ' : - ■ Mm p. - Stale Agents for the Steinway, Kohler and Campbell.mi the Autopiano grand anf upright pianos �I ' ■-í _vl • .■ v - • ’• ■' ! \ *, - * 4 ... ! .. ■ . ^ t u e sAiÌFoiuiiifinAin Dur ember 7, I#1 SOT' w ot Q K Ü S y! *.. *■ ■ Iteaolullon» of Itcspcctr c, . r x M M E k tiN .ç rrï t n ¡*r i n c » Ol' Thè following- Pmginbjri an d nrtfotù-; :Cr-Ü» peek àltii /ainily havoffeturned and ara Ppttiflg their hoirie in tîhc ilpipe.' lions were udflptvd by Sanlord • Codjm ■ ..il We afft/n^Ve than'glad ta have thèse estf- No, Ï7 kï ' O. p , F\, Ür thn dçnth of Broth1V er. DeKh*sa Hooker, who" died a t ‘Evans, />lc with ingaggia.- V ville, India pif, onthé I3tii day of Deceit)Hancock and wife have" been en­ All women, who suffer froto the achgs and pains, pain*, do«J flo«t v .* ber,7191 j t tertaining Mend) from Chicago. to female, ailments, art urged to try Caf3ul| the reliable, Whereas, , 6 y thV Mysterious -edict of « » D. II. Mum ami his father-in-law, Mr. scientific,’tonic remedy, for women. Cardul acts promptly, Butflp. were calling on their, friends hem the Supreme Grand .Master of thç unii. - __ i . Sii__ i t__ ■ __.-O. vorse.yhc Spirit of our Brother De Kress »> this w^ck. s^wytj ** :& (juy Ellsworth is back and his many Hook# haa beeii called from the 'duties friends tb a n d about Cameron City re­ and trial* of this*Earth, and * * .** KUEN BRZEH ITRMi»' x . r WbfcrtuM^.By W* death this bodge haa joice that he ia tier*. ‘ He-will plant hi* thousands of ladles hive ,written to tell of the quick cnratfve *). M. Lord.is busy piefctng M* oranges/ lost a g6 od and faithful member who,yraa lirr|i ‘to [iotqlpea. ,y * ,* Mra, J / S . M eans of7 «Ji|ck*oBvijki, results they obtained, froip the use of this well-known medicine. ever ready io- ajieak »orris of cheer hnd ,v »pending n t e holI{UY|¿>4 M*, Tfier/ sister,' J, r . Jlictf-fs'-pUhninj^to put In 5 acre, m ptU h^td his Brothers .of po\uti<*.' . • • . . > ' - v .. ; Mrs.; J. H-.Wynn. !* S* Thertifigeho it .rerolvwi, tfmt-^hili* we TAKE I'M r.. Cinh, Olah. wlth with ionte some fsiemls friends from New, New ' Misa Edítl^ Cortón RíF'for Ikhopka •\\tir boW-Jrf-tiumhIe submission to lj>« divine Jcr»e>'andAVLscorwin was a pleasant call­ ■ . last Saturday to spprtd ÇhristmasVith. wiir, We mourn his lo® und confidently er this week, \ V - ^ • v V *. ^ • her.pamnt».. . hope th fl |»p hiui been received in full The father and mother of FAT. Out ton R ev.’M .M . Lord Aguí family stopped memhardiifr id the Grand Lodfce above, :v tpff toeppnd a wkek M ffrila:natetita. Mr. also his aistf|f ^gnd l\er.-two cmkimn. grn .{hem to units witii tho*« who bavu gone ;1 visiting a t the 'tfirlton ihomir-on Lalte PII , ,fc olki Mrn. J. M. return hun\o Mrs. Jahe Callehan suffered from womanly trouble tor Imfute Irr'iiving ptniso to the. Grand Oiloro.' • . ' r- "4 irrtm.Cptiít'T» fv . ,, l ' y *;Mf. and Mnt. Fhipp»..of PAoria, III., Master whd*do^th all things well. .. t. ' nearly ten yeArs.'' In-a letter, from 'WhlteViUe, N. C , she •; ■^ ' Ovr.CiirUtmos tçee tre was quite *p.<èn ¿vRdiblvod, titfWln the-death of Hrotlier’• | says; “> was not qble to 'do my own housework. My were calling a t Mipnick Place-last FritH oemtstuh, The xhûrt j_ l. —._Si 'i S L k , !> -v A-. jo *-^ ; >■ Hooker tljttj'tod^? hsi^loet a good -gild H' I ’■'CI stomach was weak;‘and niy blood was wrong. 1 had back- | ■ wWa f n¿.- ^Santa was there to nmuac. the "dwy evonlng. faithful . Ojothcr. The community I n ache, and.waajcuy ycak., L tried several doctors, butihpy t« W •« ■ ’Hoard of Orlando If hie no gdod.” 1 tfnrlnT tegrity. , ■istér, Mrs. R. W. Lord. **,f j i \ / . January.. Ho will then return to his. Resolved, th»{ we tender our slncdr* I 1 nni in ihe best health 1 have ever been. I can never pralsa . • ’’ Miles Cassidny a n d 'T o p Fortior are school Work. # . sympathy to the family of Brother | Cardul enough.** It Is the best tonic, for.women. ' home for the hojidays. ■* . ■- " • _ *' Miaa Georgia Waiker.ts with her sister, Hooker and bid thcnv.Uh turn to HUn * ‘ Whether seriously, sick, orslmply,weak, try CarduL . tmBhilMiL.J. S. Means tmcf Georg»-Nib? itrBj^Jraoh JiutchienfLSWlJBiW^tUi %qt^tamp?r«^thk~WIntTTTnd W n’ comfort tWft# iVfAUitNfJlkyt|p<^D«st:iCh*rtsao**s Midirto« Co-. CtafUeoof*, Ts«»j , Wednesday Xhf painting 'of the Armojir warehouse iriiilis tuofrgt trial. ! P»r* Hi»* Tissba^ol ter Wosmo." Kit trs*. ) I kx Senùtili 7~' is completed and ¡ts appearance wonder­ .Rusotwfl; (h it a page of our hfinutca dog Tues- fully improved. Mr. Dilke has ijWo flrii lie'net apart arid jnscrila-d for his memory ilght, It being runjover by an auto, iahed the ltnl coat and trimmings bn -his and .that s copy'of the resolutions l>c rtlltè' Wynn came over from DeLand house jind now has one of the neatost p’ubliahctl in' our local paper and that .a . to spend Christmas with home fofk*. homes in'the vicinity. copy be sent to tfie family of our Brother a o o Q o o a D o o a o o o a o o o o o a o a a o o o o o o a o o D O O o e a a o o o o o o o o o o a o 1 * i 1 ' *- . ~* ^ _____-L. ?.««rr. and that our Chartpr Ik*dru|wd in mourn GENEVA J O T T I ^ S . ing for .10 days. English -“Hunting Parnop." • J. H. j-Vriuson^ • is home trflm T a ra li s k m PHarold H H I’sttjshnll H th o Kovt Lawrence CapoCCure, roo Why pot jjikc a Hunting Trip on trie Rm^nJa^wtijiy-^ou. will have git • 0 . E. Tarutoi, Springs for tho holidays. WL. . ,’H{or Ç r of Alibs»» Alfliss» Rotting, n oditi«, whose whoa« death dealb lu la. * the comforts,of home? \ It doesn’t coit. any m orf’..' She "is. , ' V *; Mrs. and Mrs. T. D. Peterti.nreFnteW; .»¡i noun ceti. Jwim ‘ known throughout ; * J . i ’.'Huii. the Finest Veivcl in Sanford Harbor. Ready for •-* . , talnjng their daughters, Mr*. DJHar'Kich-l WMt Kueeic «a j^d.^huntin« parson.1. ' • . Hire on Hunting and Fishing Trip« or -A • v.WlTof Daytona and Mias 1^*1^ PetjrnuoC r|lb Invariably' wtiro tho old fashtoSisl }J*i tr. -V. Pleasure Parties at reasonable rates Soi.oy< and tn(l bat and was a fumll• ' JacksonvIUé. - < ; .*•; f ' Iqr ftguge'at thonteots of thn Essei . MwtjA' LoU . Qr»httro| ; .M b^ bI,''an<(, Enquire of K. P. Fulton on iiost at City Dock or See Marié Jlrtrtlr lt, NMlit' (laljAr tinfl lEfntnn .bound*, which bo Intended regularly ■{ \ though lit hla' keyenty-elghth year.— proctot iòur. leiiciientj ap>. all .home .Tor London Evening standard. Christmas festivities. ' j. . Blood Wàs Wrong yt&MÊÊÊÊÉmÊÉÊM WomankTonic i §TH E Mrs, W. J . Daniels, who has l>ee» al. tending thn Florida- Metfiòd^t Confi-r1* eneo at Tamila, mtarnêd home‘)Tftc«(iny, A nine pourid baby hoy has yonie tj'M r .* t 4 V's,’ Ch’ristmas present to Mr, jind Mrio it orn­ t ’■','.— ^ 2 0 er Nicholson. MltVt^s (rt*orgla Pattishslj and Itômona Mrl-ain yr«-- home "ffpOl TnW»hnw«'e for th<»holidays. : . ' Miss Clara Phillip», of Pèftv( Iill unis, .* '.** came jnM Sunday io join her fijthfr unji ■lirother' wbo'.jijive lietin, in Gctiéva for eomc u'rfiiv ‘ • ' •’ * -4 Thô- Rrt':'H.knnari ’ Duty'eìa"I) home '*.* <rom. Sti Piiiffshurfc.foi'the. Christmss /. ■t v . - S S i > . n . V ■ . i - .j./ BilieTltcknéfi: fytohied last Satr 1 \irdhyvfrom a pleasant visit' 1o V^nicf f a r m i L A; j v- - « h h M » "4 * (f^rk. J ^tr 7"* - *Wo km glad*tú staLriljjit the M. M. f>- Mr. aml Mrs* (Jeòrgo Peièra7*Afr. Duck ,ardt,,M rs,'Adam s sruiéítu»my Mc¿ain _. z » weh) a ' jolly p artly o f ' C^tfc Vfl ; fx-oplc shopping iu Sanford hi*i Saturday.. Messrs. Walker, Brady, Forster, Roea’•>utter und Thrasher eanm from Sanford ]ast ThunulsV to explain to the ixniplc iverc, how. and why. the much Ji«ru*xed %county division will bericlU’Gencvn. Mr. nni^Mr*. Gresham and. MHs Ad---w lib» Grewham wefe-slxqiping in^Xfc«iue»l ■ • +1. 7 CAPT leña. r, / T*; v , . ’ ’ YoüArctoBetheJudge A„ -»v L v .i Try "Whil* Cluvsr Hour" ■and it mil highly utisfaclory In every way, c.tll on ydur grocer for a refund ol Ihe* pmehste prire. . We sulhort/e tins (or WE NflOW Out “While CDr 'pjdurltniSpM f hcriccl a * ! ..pojiiblc to produce^ - , l’j / j jSs Old Wsgon Show. Thé wagon show of loug ngo. It had' a funny clown; wt> lined tho wqy at break of day to see It Into. townT Our 'money-went to the last cetU to get ps hbyk loslde Hu^ what of t|iatT p h r hour’s wó’sat with eyes dlstbndud wlBeiThs wagon show of long ago, ij^ only had oqe ring, and v^'çould ali close to 1L at».! never m iss's thing. . ■*, v i r - w —* !« -W - V j ; 'h® 8elfl»h Philosophy. .* “Ynu can ho a gn-at liero,7 said the rstyyalgn adviser, "by standing aside and leufn'g someone el»n have the offlqe you wanted .11 ■Yes," replied the -energetic candidate. "But the other .fellow will get all the medals and ap­ plause.- '„"’hat's tho use of being an snonjrmmis.bero?'’ ' ‘YOUR GROCUt H A ^ r” 4 $ S iS 2 E 3 s £ ^ 4 t Ì r j RAMONA FULTON t Tí <M Fertilizer is Sold on its Merits ;; Distinitivo i|Uuilty counts for ax much in lertiiiurfs as any Other Sr tiriu.. , ■■ . .. Kirirli**! servi«* likewise hia its vaino, ' ' /* , risvJrc . • . r_. *,v*.. ^ m Favorite Fertilizers i*, ' f\ mU i, r . a , *, * . ( , 1 ^ * * , ■* ^ y** * m 1 . ive ;esiiltS'-nót j.-aiilt»-- - not to sell at nt ajkou *Jf"i price. Thi*rllffj»retK* atv made to give at oî'ir good over ■“J frrtjjhfer * J “« aheap neap qov will more than be iti the cost rftndi* up in In jffhlt yftuc yield. : -- * . ' ‘r \ , ...Carvful Jit Ii-ritioii to every detail, ntnmptneas always, and a )ur customer»' wishes bftve help**d to make us and our * high rrgnrd for our lamenti fertilisersa- the Favorite brands in such great ifemaml.. — INDEPENDENT FE R T ILIZE R COMPANY * H i J A C K S O N V IL L E , FLORIDA Airirnlhirxl Pkfn»' •X ‘ . . •- SqscLI Miiturti • V» J . E. P A C E , Local Agont i Will be givjen at ou^«ytqre on JANUARY 6th and will continue duririgithc week. A thorough demonstration of this• Cooker ■ . . *. ' Iiv|âw7 Ü- U- Bump oL^flfkMs. ICanswx. -•t . Fatherly Pride. wele'visitors at the J^jiAsqit fiotner g ro u ­ "!% he 4 >roifd' of hia baby boy-T" pie of dkys la»t week'.> ■/' . Protjd {jf/blmJ . .I. should^aay.. ho It, r " SanT KiStpe of Bowline-G/orA-was the- AVhyi-he .spent VwtJ hours* yesterday guest of hia dihigUt^y. Mrt. f L ^ . ' nritt -Dyiiic' tt) Imagino.how he’ll look In al and famjjy over Christmas. .A1' « ■v" A f a L f t ì " ' : V -. Mr. and MrA. Welkerf-Mrs.^Tafip, Kttn * 5 2 e± "r~~ .T”» -, Y , *i ’ TTA-/'* Ella Greenland and her mother, Mrs. Always Bustle and Chanfle. Strickles, joined-some friends In Green­ I li tk a mistake that our timer are wood* fee'a .'pleasant day’s visit i t Mr, •harder and mqr# flurried,than Ihose.of l i gm ndfallitrr. Every age la; to Greenman's on a recent ¿unday. ___ Harold .‘Beat, racaatly of Chbahio, jajlU elC an age of hustle and ebango. - the new clerk at H. E. Gormiy’a store. Mr. C. C. Worthington dined, ChristT ■■.Wefu-AUw-Alwsvs-oii-UssUnigkl.i4ss.A lw a mow ffay wff e ^ tirw iwl Mr S fHi-isoitVi s r ride or Hjc nfoil ’*liHklng fealures of Wildwood.Nook'. the present dpdada Is the mlraciiteus ,M r. I n g r a t Misa Ella Ingram, -Mrl wsy In which the rlg^t people-have spand Mr». C. C. Morris and children spcq| pAàiw to m w m g w Bwak:—•EK Tignge Christmas with Mr. and ItfST W .-|C Guertty a t Orange Hill farm* Belief Deeply Roolccf. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hlisten entertained I had rather believe In fâbles lnitbé the Beck Hammock 500 Q u av ery pleas­ rhlmud 'and the Koran, than lliat antly at the laat evening meeting of tlxa this unfrersal frantq I* without a mini). club. Mr. and Mrs, John Edwards en­ -B aco n . tertain on Thursday, evening of next week. The fftihladdi« me tfn iheafterNot noon. The gentlemen .only; Havv?oneirmi a friend o f - '{ha dut.h opjTortoaltyj'n mnnth at evening*thcet- brptest*’ . iiXftu bet 1 am. T b if k Why t just hate 0«t4 and parrots.” - ïs&P lit iO Q O o Q o o o o o o ú o o o o o o o o o o o o a D a a o o o o á o o o o a a a o o o o o a o o o o o Making His Opportunity. A Nçw .yoflc hanker haa made It the ‘.-tiie of hi« Ufo "never to swear except .when he drops his watch, as he some;(T|nes • . -dogs nhtent-mlndiflly, and hreslM-.it. -ilbd^r.alPong provocation Uo "took ' qu{ Ills'watch .and filing It on Iho.msrhfo floor of his offlée. ‘ So, It seems,; whon yop pqt yoiir mind, on It thero Is a 1 -wa^ to fblvo evsry prob- Worked Thst Time, Anyway. *-ljn thé Irish- rebellion a bombshell whlxrpil tnw snl.an Irishman’s head (‘at'dodged It With-a low how. and It went.hy» taking nff the head of a man behind him. "Kalth." exclaimed Pat, “ye ulver ¿kiiewr a- mini U» Iose-any<. thing Ug bein’,parinolV Bon P»tt»h«H 'TSm e-from »L Saturday to spend hla holiday vacstioft I... ''U nprofitable. • r •with',friends in Geneva.^. ' 'HoUaeholdei'—I give» qrou my word, D ow seventrB'v* fl|-aH f .havd in the asst- v^*RV --------« houap.- Ibirglar^W H I, apyl. When ye \ * v MOORffì» NlHTlON ligure tfte.lluv* an*'me tools, how d 'y e f f Here j>.wishing the tfer/Qd and expert me fo make any profit at that readers a h ip p y ,-prospérons New* Year. ra te 7—Ufo. ' y' D. H . R gyirU A tkaunvillo, an<t f.sthef^ ¿ t- YACHT v, • ____ |~ .. -.M - | __ ^ ^ . • _ _ _______ Will be given by Mrs. Judd, who will show the many ways in which this^cooker can be used. vat,’.* Everybody cordially invited Thé Geo. H. Fernald Hardware: Co, OAK AVENUE STORE. J ** — — y ■ - �' Decem ber 27. t i l l TO E OANJPORD HERALD : 1n V » .• •• r - . ~ * 'miJm • a'L «- \ L» I I *I * 1 • » 11 II ' I; \ »s mi \ 1\ ■ -■> \ j i - Jk / - ' i.* JrR L n * 1' rl N lJ C«ntt|Jit Hirt ScbsITnar A Mir« Pl*nty of Evidence. ? 1 wonder,’4 » id Slithers, stopping Ida c a ra t lh o ffmdald* net) addressing an old ntan working Id the flelde. "If I can to t any taaollne around here?" "I reckon y« kin.*' replied the old iqan. straightening up* and-leaning on hja hoc. "Ye kin *ot It In. y e r‘ ay atom, anyhow. Them, para .ahead o’ * ye •eoma to have left a few’Ion of It be­ hind 'em, JedKlty'- by the condition of the atm oapher^.—Judge. Inee today," Ml»» Green aald to Mils fllaier. "I hope you'll enjoy youraejr*r *‘0 lf.,J’nr cure, to have a good tim et"' replied- Mint Ulaxer. "I’m gu. Ing with a woman whoa* .husband strongly dleupprorea pf her seeing »hows like l)m one we are golhg to see; ao 1 think wo can't fall to enjoy ourselves.'' ' •* * Heal Meaning of Croee. N o tice S E E D S Notice * , ***--• The annua) meeting of the stock hold­ ers of the P in t Natuional Bank of San­ ford, Fla., will he held at the office ofthe Bank, in Sanford,’ F|«,. mi the -ascend Tuesday in January, 1013, a t Ten o'clock a. m. F. T. FORSTER. ^ . 3M nCashier. Had No Tim*. Why doesn’t Jabei Jones go to replied the loya| friend, "be'g a pa trlot wbo never neglects hi» duly aa a cltlaeu. He haa born a member of the petit Jury threb times, a member of (he grand Jury twice, a delegate to four conventions and ha* gone uqresistlng to thylsgiiJgGitttrfi'cqiledtly. TVairUmo haa be to ‘himself?" J. e»rv- <M»«Uf»Hor y me»heri e f- t H * g 1lbiUl>PyPrJ - ^ ‘.R»wr liar: ,X»a «hü voiaatw w Tö"aa~iirir o r » d A T tS a « tu '„'.— U|„ .u— ' :i’*î ■ A a su c c e sa at î* ï. ru- c a n b e e a s ily a n d q u ic k ­ ly t a k e n u p b y t h e r o o tle ts a n d c o n v e rte d age. G a s food m u s t be th e r e to r ip e n , th e p r o d u c t a n d h a rd e n it fo r s h ip p in g . F i t t i n g Work Receirea My Periiqtial *■■ L a te r in th e se a so n -also -; th e p la n t BRADLEY'S FERTH.I7F.RS O epeattwrStr.H all — u n f f w a u n t Cöhuup th is s o rt q f p la n t food, a s F lo rida treirlrnya ’S5wg~TearBcd from thirty ydAfd' of expcricnee"ln uiing' them. Not only "quality”'and but " suitability ” are watchwords of Bradley1» t • it,, tr m u s t b e s ta r te d o il vig^ P lu m b in g a n d . my a g e r H * ^ “! merely , wlah i o knna, . » _ h .< .. _ 1 .11. » • ' ' Use of PoHry. ; We believe that póeWy, fair from Ih» i BV«r» •Jurtitg society, la bnf of th * .great I * ' « » ¿ d aa at rumenta of It* roflnemcnt and. exalt*. ,, atlon. R lift» the m in d -aboyé Jtrdi' * - hiry Illy, glvùa* It.a r e ^ g e from de- ^ pressing oaren and awakfflg tbß ponJç lcifrasucaa of ita affinity w ith > b a t la "Oee! pure and noble.—Cliatilling. * Would re v 5^ I D & TODD s m Im ì A rticle f? R •* PUR * STRAIN Sellini» $1.00 Each ? r l i i w hrt--herf- deefdwtt tr h t -ar tm 'T Nwf truo - fftgtii g tftror over » young man with whom they, were both In. love. settled the matter . by becoming engaged to the tVo men ^ D U C K EG G S r’ A U e n t l o n A n d B e a t E f f o r l a V - . tllng a-lo ve dispute occurred In Buda- F L O IN D IA N R U N N E R Know Mora About Electricity. During tsn years the output of th«' electric generating pianta haa nearly trebled, but th*. num ber'of accidenti haa remained the same. An Increase ; would; be naturally looko3~fbr. - b u t this aeema to Indicate that tunny id the accidents of the earlier y e a n wtrrq due to Ignorance o> ca Parrot Foiled Burglars. *■ A parrot waa the m eans'of saving which la now avoided by a house In Faria from the Kttentlohs Knowledge, of the bee of ilectrtolty of burglara. .Three men broke lo, bqt and elOctrtoal machinery.* aa they entered ubey were startled by Cruet Him. ., £ ‘a vojf* av ln « .?^ V io goes there?" Im­ Mabel—"George ,th ln k * \l e ta . ¿0 mediately Ahey took lo'thelrjhqela and easy to please" GladyaV"H*. niu.t flejk , When the owner-of Ik* bouse returned 'he'Tound the parrot still think so aiter all tbb real of ua' bad proudly repealing, "Who goes there?', turned him down." All Satisfactorily .Settled. F O R The Sanford Library wifi not be open Bfint, P<X«t«*», Tom»«o»». CuUnbeti, I'tppcr.- W»t«rg>*ion. CslUiloup*. S wm croaa, mg ply used q^-t)ld document*. if again until, the fourth day of January.* . .. Cvin, >■>.j>j»•f>. 1 ii- PUnl. »' *• ^ often misunderstood to mean Jgnor If yoa w jn f.tn u tn . pUnl our tttd . L ll u» quoin. dclivrttd ptUetjjm. , cltsi anco on the part of the signer. ft war c ; ,1 L iiin |,fo n 'i True Hi.,» Sr«ic.l Glob« Tomato.* | 3 . U ) p e r lb . On that date It will be ro-o'pened In sometime*'due tor,Inability to writ«, d<livvt«l W r ha uri It avfiythlqg in lin» Wiila (at tfhtnf càlatg)»», but quite aa often nm onglhe Saxon* the new quarter* .aqcured for it in the Imperial Theatre Imlldjng.; K ILG O R E SEED COM PANY, Plant City,'Florida It waa an ut tentation oi good faith, a Book* or magaxlnos which have U«n form of o#th that the »internent war true. It waa often required of the loaned nut i t auch date* aa will'make, flgnor that he add hi* «eth to hi» them due for return during the Interval ftrima htwl fit « A»a«a • C.nlj ' J*' 1 Mi • between Decentbpr ,1,7th and January man 4th will not inton a fine If returned on January ith . . The annual meeting will be held in the •. new room Thurdaay. January !»th, 1013, day- All intereiitcd.nri* urged to attend. 3^21 I t la aiiltl "iljut th e e lg n a tu r e o f f la eoe l i which the merchant hiiriatf has Uaullelt faith else he wcmM uol advertise it. Ycu ar* safe tn pjitronlilns tfcs Write us today Tor bookjet. mailed free. ! •' * : -I * '■ «< - . 1. ,, * The American Agricultural Chemical CoJacksewvlIU Sale* Depaftmeet, . L j: • O B « 21» See The* HerakLf ■ • -•- . V. -. .r? * . 4vìV". �P ^ b iliih ix ^ S ^ m liW ò ék " y j - ■- _ J . ■••••■¿r-.-V , an d ■ " • - • ■. ■M itL 'Ij.Vf »æT^ K T .. v ■ .*5s . r ■ a ••' : -y :• :..»■• Il jg ' •*V . N u ira s . - 1------ tv— f - ON. MARKET CONDITIONS sa ? » O , A li Ifin K / P T _ ''■. “ À » '/ » A i i n l f ÏA IT H <* **• '• -T*** vV. ; :/>v., >■" *■'- *' : * r , ^«AHPOirp^UjmOA, " ■ - ■ ■TUESDAY, ■ • ■. DKCKMBIN »1, 1 B U • a a .. * -»y™»* <>n «. n tr u t i/ tv î w . T i Y L ’tì i .^ — .... a i c ■■ - *a - ^ - T rt m m n r w# /vH f rv i ON D IV ISIO N S -SO S*wc*Z Ì-i H Huttrpm n Cnufl l i ma iits l a I»l»Uf l l L d tîlrk ffujKcme Couil W HUMi Ilit i.*;A •A w -741- • ■/:• JT *■ «5 y ‘ M ^ *:t jj t* ■ ' / , MnV^ X -■ MORli JÌAD C l -, •'• Velum* V = é± î i HELD. A ROUSING MEETING Sauront Mcrrh*nie Tau • D»la> T«*VkU ■rv • ' v , a? \m - Hama P r o d u c e E K c h a n g c ^ S h o i l i ^ ® r ' ’6 nrfpf a (loclrfon ¿1 tho Mi|.r.n . Ki’. r. C i t ii c i i , L i v i n g Iji N e w C o u n t y ■ oivimj inui With no ftujdj ' O ii« n iz e d In S a n fo rd »> “ « ■ ! « • • i ^ H d . d U « t a . h . j , M t . . . L i m i ts ¿ ¡ v c s H i , V i e w ,' w can a*#W8 property nrurvortv nl vI ■_» at t¡1. hifiheKLTftliiB* WhkH is die.Miph K '*>£!% •* . . tioir than ÎKe tota-auwnt placed of. the dayH(fW the hölidaJTJfc^^yyüp-s [k-ojiIi* to go B W I I tt COVOIKÓN wm' appeuU^ ftuai'PinrJIiu county (St, bftiko'jpr Mu-/'frttfir f X 'idt' beyond ^heir •»w lit " hL ■ !’t I Petersburg) and fc^Agtyded M one of the hfli«jvi"bt, thft -aiMattfÀ^bhb it ia twr ' *-* luutdrd down by County They A rt il^ing To A xiii^T h* , Sc^t Ì *al<Ì StrVidiouT rim nta'.wte-. treuhlad. w ilt wprthk*» Movement, in Separate From ' o Cause . 'O i ^ t f u A , G en- . *5Vlieclg*. irtp ^ ^ ^ a @ p > ^ llK 'lr-|la v tngthp s e o a o h ' . J* Orange County . ^ - .« a i e ril Suipripi^r' * .Sanford has been.^inDkUliir^wre« County-diviaiqn ia sweeping the terri* l^iighei* V-»luatkhlUuu\intW-IMÌM*a]*àV SUtcp-tiie dlattmioiyof ro'Snty division ut. ita '^ w r^ rM U k a tU » w b r ttm cOtmt r ^ fWWv* Vfw ‘J * ■, a, •• 'tbinifs : - •-. Mon jn your editorial of Dleembtef 20 tb, '- . . dfl connection .^ t h the «(uiwtiun suffered from the checked “ , - r0lin‘>’ tlw **0 Uke to M«dy thd -question thoroughly1 are ^ ■' v '?W ffatia the Answer?'* ' *' by & d e rt^ n W th* ^ d : abiKnf«t'of any. gooif.'tub- J B J L Saturday, , .Emmeline' supreme court EosP f .W . . ;y Mr * . w o r t h ' s finding* in the MkM -0 KaJfb* that th^ atàe«ament ,t cnn r e h b« L liigbfr; S r : r* * ? " a p Â- rÎB (i_ ï.in, 'th e icolumns y ho reside« at SonrniA ond’-Aia» bee conVin»^ that .the division of the county '• - B . ■: j - jg a a Soar lent are JqM. nuch^a ) found.1* anil ¿QAMtit^hwpty Ì r v I U he-.Qrllilido ^ t ì ^wpefs » tfoT-op^oeinjt.tbe ^ o p ^ - i n a ^ b r dufng he^tfiidinifl n’ Sànford-, cams into J tho J^eat^movd over inadc by tbA-reai* ’ . • * ' ; year ago In' the New .York market, and . 5 rîfôfihe iititb crid of the ròurtty fot th<r»tof*i»( Yowx-ll & Co., und buying a fenta of the north e n d ., ..V rliic-r-s.fca'nr.i-ii____ , 1 ... The good,people residing at Moore,‘a ■ f ’» of Svtiicfi X'whity'&i a former letter. . large bill of goods gave the clerk a y!*eck Station being very Anxious to diaguM-tlia'" * x.* "•^ ^W tSlburt, Dec^. 20. .The Pittsburg tht.'^pùnty for for The same nt»d making the clieck some Chamber of ''Corn nil (re Comifilttee on pone*. question of county division urrurjgrd for -, ->.. '. thirty dojfara larger than the bill re­ . Ftfod Supply im .M arled m iTriveetigaceived the change and goods and started a mooter-meeting.ia*t Friday night. And' ' ' ' ¿■v'tfan'ifito the high tost o f H f r a ’sq a'rtw out to buy some'groceries.* M«Culler* despite the cold weather ataut&OO people' were present and many ^turned ault of tnfonhJitiAji naafiy*} tp the affect The ide^'oeema to prevali in the p m At Sylvan I^iic on Saturday morni look*d good to her und flfeoam torder ol ; ' .that teafpiiM^ offyvgctali)•* have roiled last at 9 o'clock, ip the pifwihce'nU few [MJAff north, end oT tiic bosinòse «re» curried out there; only a ¿way for lacVrof aeatlng rood! in th* build In loeal-firotiilfii yrtnfu. special’ .frthnda, wlm' imd a k l^ jl.l.d . tb coTmtyr l> .thev aav'phmn«! tp pput It ip muen -smaller sum was asked fpr jn Me«Wa. - Foriter, Thrasher, Whlker,""- ., '-rt ,'T >A i* !NlK »KP: li!fi‘;ÄtfJ*»d*'of jAbbage witness a puiet homo wedding» Mia» tail cases, SanTopi,' is incapahlo of seif ch*nge. k . Spencer,.‘‘Bridy and Bates, rhado adv reached 'thd Pitjaöfl^'. market. ,T&o Mobil i*autlno*8 chroelz. only daughter ! gbrnm nent, and were If not for tte'aclso Meantime Arthur YowNl. hag .(«■!• wholuulle- jirlre n*iHtilf tumbled, «rill of Mr! and Mr*. Victor SchmeU; became and mighty fn ¿ltd nround the capital chy phoned- the Rùstia hank and 'fnuflu out drttpet, aa well a a ^rtv v ab Ideal reait fatally jfarloaila r.wcre offered' for th* the bride of M r /T lv r / Mirtoh’Suow,of a .Wltdltidrt bf‘ chaoe would obUin up that there were ■insufficient funds to dehts,' and the question w*u' diactgMad;/ ‘ “ ftwight Tii|r|tea, amnuntihjf.to $A. 'C«l»- the state normal ocKooI,. • locaU^U at rover the check and started out to inter­ and-.most thoroughly explained ana all _ jtiwor* lyold for S ip wagon load, and Uelitdn, Texas.'''M I m Sijhmelx Js much , J U f f harfi'on the ihcroaiwd tax scare view Ihedatfy. Alk>Ut that time he met the facta and figures glTen to the people the i>ùy«t Vioa uIIowii| to pilo'thc wagon «■^teemed <liy her frlemls, who regret to forJtji effect on puttying sections. Ac-, !.. P. McCuller and they' sprinted to the of ttvo east aide. At the conclusion the meeting a M high as he could, Notwlthatnndinr see her po so far nwny. Mr. Snow is a tuallyjhero is not fho least shadow of s iepot where the ctlstomot *un Ipund get­ thla only nix cafloadn were Wil"and the native of CaliforVir! but is now (caching' reason,for.on Jncreu*« of taxos to sustain ting ready to .hoard the nnrjh bound resolution was pnaned unanimously f a ­ r*«t-rotted. . . in Texak. i The happy couple went away a. peje-county., Perh'ajw more money train. She stated 1 that she had that voring the county division and the reaiAccording to information reaching w|(|, tirishes on tho Saturday ufrer- will be nmied to run the lotiter end of the morning sent sufficient money to the dciits of Moure Cfty section stood foriha Clmmlier of Commerce, while thls.j noon train to,.their future homed« the present county and a saptration -will Kitstin bank to cover the amount aiy) divialpn to a man and will lend their aid ' ^happening-’the retail l»rice of cab- j I^onc Sfnr State. .. • ‘ take aw*ay n source o( reyepur for1, that was'it|lowvd to proceed on her way, after in dividing the county. bpgo.was the highmt e v e r'known here purpose, hut the north end thinks it has returning thfr-dry good* Ixijt rétuiidng thc . There were several .In tho ^vicinity of “ ''*'■ A two gnd univhalf pound lirad of cab, , . • * ■ Moore City that were opposed to the men who are thoroughly nHnpctent to •money. Working for Oyslcra . sail its ship of state clear of shoals. (Cer­ hagewaa »old by groccni for ft cents. It N.' 4J. Dildny, nn Indlana|»olis InaurAnother message to thè Euatfs bank idea of division, but after the m atter had is ealimaUd that the grower^' profft was nhee n}nn, uscyi to run a epuntry pnjair tainly many lighthouses have been built jjvcaled the fact that no such sum* had ■been explained to them they were the ■fftO |*er cent tkhe-pnk J y **v - -'"g for us. They have made ur\ awful r.oi»« Ixwn Ireccivrd and the merchants for first to endonaj the tnovemrnt -tftTd ■* ■*• talioft'uf 50 cents pur 100 pouTula, hut Post. He gave a.tram p jtrinter s JoW ul»oUt our brick roads’wben they know their "own protection were forcai to wire them are heartily in favotbl separation --. if he I»ought a two .ton wagon load for once on cflnditipn that ’the prihlef take thni bns long since bi<en llxed and that ahead for*the (ilficere to hold Mrs. Fos­ ami a smaller, county.. , Thcne go^d people know, what the at­ he made d,40O per cenL .r* his pay fn orders tor rivals nt a nearby no dlicen or pn»|x*rly holder outside of ter for furtherJihiere. It la.not worth while to Jp»w lettuce oyster pnrlor, whpse owner odyertised the brink district will have to pay a cent Slip' » w upprebandcif tit Qaytoqa npd titude ol Sanford has been on the sub- ' , ‘ dr~:a ny other vegetal>fi» wiikaut, profit. wit ii Dftdmy^ •jfj«=j. . y. • } * * -* " *•' for thi<"improvement m»,morr than WIH will Ih- broUght buck tttday for a prnllm- jec\ Of good toads ami taxes and they are , Yor u solid week tho printer stuck to it, be puitl if the county lipos remain ns now inAry Mairing, Unless the mngter hi settled not afraid to caat thofr lot with the people Profit oh the furry, or the Inii'croiw, may jyt dut-'ao|fle Individual g^ok'br. Ilpt making hia meals off Oysters—raw-, fried, mapped. So much Wr rhpt. . y .\ MtfaffeVteriiy ¡wiUj* thg' linns - who- arii who have always looked o u t'fo r their. • . »eat interests. ’’ • * tons tlnAhe*main crop for a fijiy year* will stewed and hroiled—but oply oysters. ; Tltc roaiU from OrlariHu’ in olt.dlrve-;' m inhntbeTklìnrè of the.money. On Saturday night be came from the Jiona air much Ix-tter than those from’ Thi« ptActieo ol giving ef)#ekf alt limit ' County tUviaion la gaining every diy ^ , ptviiji bankruptcy of the growers gener­ ally. To prevent this the fanner needs comjtcwing room U> tho husineas iijfflcw Sanford to Saolonl'A legitimate business lurtWeni funds'should he discouraged and WbgreV^r'Lhe people have the oppor- ’ territory. apd where xorristitne* the. parties, are In-" tunity of getting’to the facte In tho case n service which he doe* not j now. have. apd hailed Djldoy. tiiqy became tupvertoL inimwiiltcly "Bq*»,“ he said,v J iik^jthis Joh nnrt.t .^* -This subject lias been talkedwf tn an iincent. of any.’wrong dqing Thu individual Viewer does iUt ituUntain from the growj/tg iw-ullment that la being Strict about the matter and cvify, o^> n rw-rvlcp'.which frill give itjfi) the infor- have always boon mighty fond of oyateMt. ijuiifferetit sort df w^y. iruio tine to-tithe rV niition he needs us to.tho tioulition oi At .on« time in niy^ifo I thodgbt I would :jjwt a* it hM,in..'u^1,!r b>uhthe».bufit^*- i)ui ng b ilsthftw sbbuld 1» ■rpreful ‘ about fostoted there will not he a dissenting ’ • ',■< ¡¿¡l ''»' ; ||i e crop* urtd markets • »hrilughout the novw .jtct imough* oysters U» pat. . But *stjmr<{ u mFiirf scriotla'aspccl Just ■after taking fort ign checka upienaMho pArtb-w r tW 'in April. __x' ^ .*• , country, jje cannot know whether’ nay/bOss, ain’t thi-re sorrte way k r you the summer elecfkms,-wbeir th e Sanford are well Known. ‘ ■ ^''^Complimentary to Mrs. Clay Mrs. Foster may have meant to have -trne market will lx- lloodetl'iind another to get a ham-und-eggs plnre to advertise {iwoplo gave almost their entire vote to a Mrs. A. P.-Connelly wu» Uu* charming .j* citizen nt Sanford who Was rufming for a matje fhn ch^cjca good, hut ill cane.ahe r:. C ‘ pMpty. Flo canrtot tell wih^n. he ships In your pnperP ’ county dffiro. He pMi* our ho me yuan did not the merchant^ would.have Itccii hoales^ ut a very delightful bridge party •upon consignment, whethtlj ho will ret. - ■, out of pocket that much and they cannot Saturday afternoon, in honor of Mre. reive n-check-or a hill w». his return. tift public, what it wanOl at a price it- hr npd we were loyal to him. ’ Prior to the primnrica we said nothing afford to trust to stranger» to make good Walter II. Clay of Arcadia, who is the ' W hat ieHhc use of losing ¿l] the niodby willing to pay. * 1 ’ ■ . ' th a t haa' been p ul into mvs|; ¿»rtilicer and < iV tfp on pressing for f.V/b'. sales*; for about county division as an issue,'but checks that are turned down a t the hanks. guest of her ibter, Mrs. W. B. Herndon. work, and then by eonsignihg ad<I to that a Sanford produce exchange with dult- from time to time our citixens were asked — :—a — r Six tables of bridge were played, M rt, '• loss, other- poosible | qm<h | ip'' crat«a, ahle headiiunrters und facilities, and hy__QtlMdfi.Ja.iucb und such a cundidutv ____ EdiranLiiaxter. Perry Jte riu l------ 'rua* Barnes making the hi(ho»t »core freights and rotnmlmlon». .. ‘J. 1 W th A managing formhUU-o nt one« wide a division man? Who asked the Ipui'- . Older citixens of Sanford love to tell pf and winning the prixo, a handsome lemon Youy suggestion -of a cold storage far hWnke and intelligent, serving the pub­ tion, what prompted this inquiry, why the coming of Emma Abbot and her •iervnr. The guml of honor was pre­ the Jdea? Wa« it a. premonition that beautiful ainging in the old opera house, sented will» a very pretty silver spoon. Sanifanr i* excellent, but even th a t will lic for tfwgqod. of all its members. After the conclusion of the very inter With the weather condition* widch the rights of citizenship would In time lie now tho Star. They wilj toll us of Emma , only lw a partial solution, a little help toward answering .the (piestion you. preynjletl this fall ?n the north, it might asserted hy th«u> who believed their con­ Thurtby'a recital, of Muain’s two visite, taring games of curd* a delicious orgnga of Itainenyl, another once world ice course was charmingly served by have raised: T he .trowjpa.-of Florida have town impoasiblc to secure sntisfnc-. d itio n .could Jjp improved by being in M isr Linda Conneily' and Miss Essie ought (O’ get .together for The malnten- tory afelf of'myrb good lettuce, but the >closer, touch ith the seat of »(r>vem- famed violinist. worst situation would L m anttaingly j’urdun. . ' “ • menlT . Will it be successfully denied v' *" anNi of a wrvice*, 'which wiiniot be done Now we shall hear Edward Baxter Mrs. Connelly's gurete were Mrs. W. B hri)Hvl. -Keep on, Mr. Editor! Write that Orlando considered nil’county af­ for them by any one else.. There should Perry, equally famous and masterful . formed a commission or committee, such editorials. Hammer away on three faire as entirely-local to Orlando? as n pianist and whose visit apd recital Clay, Mrs. H. W. Herndon, Mre. F. L,4 as yoti uify deeire to cfll ])*, whirl1 * ' 11 great questions, and th e fear» and jeal­ • What platform has that rapttal city icre nn January 3rd act! apart another Miller, Mre. F. J. (Jonxalre, Mre. Q.'. Ws -seek to.filfrn bow much otlfry or lettuce* ousies and divisive inim-H* which have opposition built to stand on? Wo wen- day to I» rec'orvjlsd jn/Tho annuls of Irady, Mre. Fornat Lake, Mrs. IU ‘J>7 ■< t»r r>bbaE 0 the oountiT will consume. heretofore prevented hearty and cordial ready to discuss tho subject, did the pre­ Sanford history. *i r**- ' Hughes, Mrs. j . L. Hurt, Mre. M. Sym«*, ’ Mrs. H. A. Howard, Mia- KenJ. Ro*r . cooperation among the growers, and rV'? anil the price which .will justify, the rais­ server» of our welfare discuss? Np, they setter, Mra, Barrett, Mre. Cruse Harms, • c7i ing; bow much J s growing! in the diffrr- which have, taken the marketing point •did not, and ^herein they d e la y e d An Camcq Bridge Party \t~- »ht lojjal(tlve; wh*t\prc»iwtJon rmij.be to distant cities where tho 'Iwttwtu*! unpardonable weakness. If y W h»v* Tho Cameo Bridge-Club wai cnt*r; M r- I’. A. Neal, Mrs, Samuel PuleMton, p sold without ir lowy problems of distribu­ yow er cannot'he represented, may at no ■case-yyii cannot- dlxctw.w- j(ide dU* tained-by M rt^B . W. Herndon, Satur­ tfrt, Robert Newman, hire. J .' W. - dpaaionnteJy and p r o f i t a b l y , ............. ...... _________________ tion, o f'tbe utrpoet imporlnnce to the fast {».overcome,, v ^ Olckina, Mre. C. O. McLaughlin, Mre. day morning. Three tables ol bridge •Vlany very heavy ioeare ta*w heeii O. Chase, Mra. Georg« A, Spevt, Mre, f ' **• people wfuf"coneyme, and \o the peoplfr iuft ua to dheus* it with the >-o)»le in p la y e r M ra. CL .Q. .McUugwTn B. J, Holly, M i« Mal»d Bowler. *.. whot*c}fc 4 re- now In praClical fog and born« by. the gwwcra ftf'vrfctgfilcslti all flther Imrta o l.th p eounty. -T h e y Will the J.ighret score and YflEagain - .— -------------**' 1: , -rorifpalopl/ lh tlic groWefi* would’ co- parta’ of Florida.O n© of the-ieedera in ,r-. listen and Viraftifil not attem pt to throw " “* - MH | | U k *“ **■ ' have-the ph-asurt of wvarih| the lively rijs-rytc f«u tho -.¡¿thèrinn auch Ipfor* improving th« present CondiUon walled^n’ fo| g ™ « i any phaso o rih ê issue, ^ . Exhibit of Flralcaa Cooker * cameo brqofh: tpe cluir (SritC, another the ripense wop J very i the Ifewin* ^ fy M i r f ì f a i f à y & j & i ì miy «*»■ ydtft-K The gqret prixo fdr ifig guwt- A,very interesting exhibit will com^ attitude of out rtp- table, a dainty fancy^plji eiwhiftp, ,waa fnenc* ‘pft January flth At the store of < ^ j j *:v small tax upon cath. ’Sur i a committee •The great poker game o fth .^ a U tb ' ll. Fernald Hardware Co., * /. bhoOjd. ppnalder methods or Increasing pd-by WwirF. ■ f J - 8 Th6 s ' the coasumption and jnproving the O ik avenue. Mre. Judd will demonLake, as-a general rule, ¿art take Carp uf _ Mr». Jlertdm i's gureta.*i»re hdr aliHfi ... ♦ handling- and shipping t|f the produce. must make vegetable growing » burin*«, hinm-lf lq a jvol|tJc*t diacuaalon, hut as Mrs. W alter Clay of A’r cgcti^^IreeS. 0. ■Irate tbe Ideal Firele« Cooker. Mre. ......... T m iv ti.' iTrxddlUon, the rrtnrket can to* not a game òf chahrt. We must hive hS la or »rtms l* he brought in aa a part Chase, Mrs. F. J. (¡onxal«, Mr*. F. L. Judd U tho firet woman In the world to We muet of th«(asi)* personal reference to him ia Miller, Mrs. C. M. Vorca, lire. IE Li hav« baked or roasted an article of food ^ . Hughe", Mrs. C .;0 . Mcloiughlln, Mr*.' Ip the tireless cooker. She haa been O. W .Jli?dy,M re. A. P. Cophelly, Mre. traveling for years lecturing and deraonatratln# th* firela« cool* atovd pad b Q, F.'iimithC. M r».'H oW t Newman. recognised aa authority by the leading Sanford Produce Exchange, with want to do any of this bOndhe« would muat be borne in -mind that he is a fill* He. has aa precedents the loyalty of the periodicala’ wfifi I rillh U im r "fiomrttlfc ' - • * properly,equipped building, cold stor- send men" here. . • - zen and a busin*** man of Sanford and H greatest men our nation haa produced (O'.etice department. All this and monr toe done by In- _ ,loroe cily Amanda prepared aer- men who have aworn'-allegiance to a * !• *nd loading platforips, lOrCooperation , ... ___,..... It b almost certain now that Tarpon mr a ****• yice^ f him hU duty 11« wijh ihlt Imme- nation have taken up arm« when the call - 1* u « T .m . f t o d w a i h . n r . . „ I SH TtHga irtu tiffvinruBw iflo.tx» Bum?:—’ . ^ like oygaoitatbitw ln j j & T centers could 5 i ® S 3 2 2 ? B f f i diate houaiJiTddftTieTdea ihai he should of home artmed gf^aW . so whenr IfilF ‘ ' w; render the wlmie eotmtry and eapcclally Uk* thé lead among all thè Sections pf oppose hi» home In matters that have to thoughtless or paaalonate opporitfon- Several rites have l»o«n suggested for the »Ute lq prganixing the produce e i- j ^/ Florida services' of the greatest imjM>r- ^the____ v ■- — -, vb* carried before the (»copie is absurd, iat cares to make Mr. Lake's loyalty to handsome structure. I t K probable,,-, ..V « . . tance; to tiw grower, tiir sale for all his hia hdtne a part of thA.U*ue It would be howavsr that* a. ctntrejly located rite arlQ-bo selected, as tho hotel will be built produce which U worth shipping; to the it ought to be driven, .gorarnment and establish a government well to look in the gl^aa and aefi hit ogalnl for commercial as well aa fdr tourist wiraiosaler and ahlpper, the accommoda- - « )[<* ptov*oi^' and cafi'carry our’ tre«f«at aa you ' J ■ ■ ■ ■ *-Wm, Pi SWARTZ. 8 trad«. k ' and aclectlon of the market, and to ^ 'T A X P A Y E R . New York, Doc. 8 0 .^ — 7 - • « neighbor» with us, thep hia duty i* plain. f fe, HAH r*v-' ■ S H Iw . frv af*5 «foi*» s iim u it; a s ir s w ts {^ ■«* ■Mi niSsAt Bi-v ¡g fit> if? ^ ^ " t- r ' F mm V' 3■ ÏÏâ :/ <■' ' • (IV ■M.9 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1912 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 27, 1912 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 27, 1912. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 27, 1912; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9d7e25bbcbc85d7e8609991a84656b34.pdf de845505b411ef83ede15fca8a685f02 PDF Text Text ^A ^1ay this*'OTw* a more durUbl^déRdndabÎe or trustworthy piano a ( fiv cd q lla tsf^ destributing throug And the club price is tWo hundred And eighty-seven.dolhirs arid1fifty cents—and there . ive Hp extras of any kind ind or nature. \ ' ra tn i«5o flip club. The M dollars is credited to the price df the “ I'jti The piano is immèdìAféiytdelivered to your hoipe two hundred And of I You g et your money back if you. but ask for it if, affet^T month's trial* you are dis­ !**satisfied > ‘ with the pianò. ' Z1 ... 1• . -4 You get a year’s privilege of^exchangingit without a dollar’s loss! ■ You get the strongest guarantee ever given an* any piano: if you or any one can write a stronger one than ours, write it and we will sign it. Your family gets all unpaid payments -canceled in event of your death during the life of the* Club. _> _ Yqu get the uiaho tuned two times—bee. ^ . XJ \ w iv .iu iv v i.^ iv u v u u i m rn iT T c iit r u ^ Vc » it3 a ^ V Can you think of any other,desirable feature ftat you youEseliwouhtjlike to have in event you join the Club? • :•••* “ : ' . ?PM fCan l a n you v e i l sug a m r i r p a t n n v n ( h » r < n )v n n » > i< ri> ■ ........ .. J J * „ t : _ a _______. • Him will mitké n airér, safer, easier . or inorò a big club of three hundred members—all intent on safe as possible. If you can—let us have it __ _ (V ‘ . < — •• • . J V - The Club, will be limited to one hundred^ MeniberSi«^ou’^linovrH..a 1 : ’ ’ •*. W l‘ V •V •* dumber have _Therefore, if yomare going on a vacation-if youJare out oi the city for a few weeks-if youdon t want your piano until later, or even until Christrnas-vjom note. Don’t delà-' - ’• V-• •' ; or bringing in your application at àticè. Simply send us a oliéck or fold up a- ' ** * - .s �% »v ‘s y - * ^ f* V #<4 K.iilVj, • tAt 1 ■>*:• ■ T/ 't, P7** V- f‘ y -r * •' *- / ' / t ** \ .. "■ 4-V.Í* • ii SANFORD’S,JRlCK ROAt^j ' B e a d . V .lid iu d % :• P ublished 8emlrW eekly->-Tuéfcday an d ^Friday iti i XT —— .t,/? Number 3« ■ :. vv -.4- J f * S A N tX J R lX -lJ b U * Worth Lioing •A*PO*D, FLORIDA, TUIRDÁY,' DCOIMRRR 14, 1111 ” ■»f a * « * ' A O IO M O B U R LICENSE TH E COUNTRY £D lT<tR “ a .1' * • -*■■■• -JT • „ /{ ' The Impoftance df HI# rosillon Csnnot , - Be O^afesilmated e METHODIST CONFERENCE Bil| P i s a o d At J ^ a s t S c a s i d n Ig ' t o p cannot ovyrestimltta, the impor­ Interratin e S e s s i o n C a m e T o cjsm pft; the iKtucC pHces this aesson tant« Of the country t^litar's joh any *Jt v ‘ C lo s e “L ast N igh t D eclared C o n s titu tio n a l - V rnc^re than,you call overpraise the vnluy i l b*tJT |pi. Herahl hps advocated the * t *•ii v ■ . . ; J * : ' f.o. b . ^ 0*1Of if possible contract for the of advarUsing-frrhis paper, saft-s the Karb "•I, crop ’ jLnattyance: H airy Ward, . the ¡ttis Industrialist, ifhe'has.a good paper W O Pli WILL START W f i W W f H S TAX MONtV GOES TO ROAD FI1N& and.keep«'it u p :to Vhe moment, .» ail R£V. SIMMERS JjpíS T¿JASPf R lanupt g ^ w e r of lettuce here r e i v e d , -*-----E-U V. hja contraps*pWc^during^the low ntcrket ■ T ’ ■ .wise^ouh^y editors certahilv do. ■Sotpe I Sanford District Will Be The Finest and as p jopt »( this aU rejnetit he. writ*« Every O w ner-O f A b Automobile W ill shflrtafgKthff: jurrehant tmrf bay' 'your S om b O ther To; the following'letter ftjr publication:. • spaie'iah't ’wdrth the money yQoiirmand r Paved Section In The EnNews Now i I*ve ito Pofley Up T h e hecauae your circdlatjon i» ' en^f :5t)0. Decatur, „/wit, D tf, \9 , I&12, • r V f JiíXj'et* ► *OftvSwllwu»>«y rSeanAíéi*.H«ff)r iMf.di: hi -V- - Yuu!tl.bava.ta educate that kind of rier-* \w — Ses'rèi «»oïnwgwrt:’ thanf/ Use Arthur Brisltitne*. edit offal Since riT fi IStTng Sanfo rd for a bus) • » I r i^ C w ^ ik ^ .iio A oPfho Herald th e F l o r i d u p S -Conference of tho PrepU ^C ** K g t tflStt several cireult aa your text. 1 Say* Ur. Brisbane i trip horth. which will keep me away , »500,000 worth Of toad ftdnd* are adver­ M ethodist KlwUMiüll/Cltui'ch, South, JudghL gtVe adverse,Interpretations .of »"A country editor A^ith ihfi deflation tised .for sale and bids talced for t he tam e. from Sanford for several weeks,^nd since ibrnlng w bh th e c'AutoirihbUe License la w and dKfar^d or morv for hiA-dally or wtfpkly cV|-Ultton th e e'vo of my -departunynriquirk« ’ This advertisem ent meant bu t little dT the af^itfp ehts for. another to 500 good, typing ^mericarv fitmiliw,' to th e .a m o c « reader but to the people and Tumors have com . to m e ' p e r t ^ r i g f ^ . ^ a t f t u t i q n « 1,- *^ ■yW?, ,.Vf he 1 »een a moat barall puWhafwr»|, all (^eslra^le customers. *nTlth* R o*<1 . living in-the Sanford district it m rans a to my jwjatfone wifh th e 'M .’U C o & « m oniouA ne thtoti _ and-one _ during ___I ‘.'E v ery 'p h b lix W b f.a cduntry aausmoat portentioua proclamation. For Co., to th e effect th a t my c o n ta c t, w ith ; **"} W f r F u m U f 'r tc Various c o u p ti« wftjcii a grt-at am ount of hugjpeRL was mnd* »*“ by * “ny d o lftri ,n l’^ p e f jhhuld be, thryugh "fife advertising trahaacted. > Rev.*C, I f / Bwnrnem will . m any moD^is the bonds have been de-. Mid com pany has l»cen broken b /th c m .l wil1 Following Is th e-law in fadbrnn*,' the. trusted gnd valued > g m t th at I am in the employ of the company, *ron9AIUon<*» * layed wgjTfn/ior the circuit court to vab not return to .Sanford having been ap­ substance: apd prom oter o f s t least tenjtnsaf'lm lus(date s4m» as oul bond trustee« and and have several favors showd me in the pointed to Jasper. Rev. 'H. T . Gninre Section 1. The-, ownei or operator of trbd rncrchandUing Toricrriu.’’ ’ county < commissioner», «wished to have nature of a growon»’ guarantor! of ad­ who hiui been preaching at Kissimmee every automobile, . and ___ other . m otor v ‘ A/ vance ah ray lettuce crop, than ia offend ,14 the bonds vnlhfafied'legally and in aueh has b ee n , appointed to Sanford- On Florida V^amah H in a «tare shape aa they would gjf beforet h e m arket to other, grower«, etc. In justice to th e id rtw n vtH lde operating In ; S atu rd ay tho conference decided to hold A Florftln'Vdman,; Mrs. Belle Good­ fifteen da>n w h e n '« « * for ? |o he told with the districts-guarantee company, and thoec who wish to do «w re the next session at Tallahassee, a Tailshusinnw I wish to make t^e ^ ,r«. ¿barter or when ft^arge is made for rich, of AVofi Park, haa won a affcbal iila• ‘and the s ta m p 'o f the circ u it'co u rt to hoasee representation most, cordially , make them a good purchase. *' * ' i following 'statem ent for publication: ' A“ ® thereof in any m an h i+ ^-/d rth what-. tlnctiori.' 'T h e Nebraska BtHte Journal, extending rite Invitation tb do go. j 'T h e Sirica I . cannot be in Sanirird person- « » v er, shall p ay .an n u al^ to -jh ^ 'tw col- the lendingv na|»^r of'L incoln, offered fririowfng Interesting’ftgutt;« «fere-gleaned * *"« This m atter has now been settled and * “*expU,fi òr defend my relations lector of the several flt>urtUc(t>f In k state prites for. Dumbest article in favor orf _ _ _ongerly _ _ _ _ _Sought _ after by ally, io" tho bonds will_ )>e from Ufa report of the ttatisLica] seer»- : " ^ n county license U s ai' fddowtf vdtfs Tor wo^ieii ’and tlie h re f article th f m a n / hanking homes who have been *Hh *be Company, I ari|,‘ ' tary. Raised .during year J u s t, cioaed,1 awafting the process of validation. I ploy IMUJ( oT.>he Ul wie Cpggin* i.vKgira fco^. 1-0., Ii did uiu hot urn rens-iL . ,For Rn>' ■“ t ^ o h l l■e. a nd . other v -motor against. votfF^■f o r ,women.u Mrs. Good­ (or “H purpose«, W60.000. Tb«*iiyaday pnp k hent in tt,w thb --'><■'* way of rebate, ,u. dii. i 1'Inven vehicle of Itseithön ten henwpower rich won t h ^ JiffimiaUvo side <o( the di»- schools'raised-126,000; T am ps ICads all The sale df the bond« will mean ' criV. •"•**» -.«» 1» n uiislpn,-and tha Journal givv'i her higli the districts, having raised d u rin g 'th o ,lnllan '' • ‘ ., X: the hegihnlng of tho great work 1alfrCoönfe. salary or any other form of money ! prabfl ,-for 1her effort. At ((he Outset, w iwenty-nine l^ratv eatistruetittg some twenty-live m ilts o f | valve, from the company directly Orf1 >ror° A 1.6™ year, 174,000;' Bartow comr9 dhaondi -3*1 y power, ton dollaf*. M m.*CLc>Cidrjoh TnukVs. rhe foliuvMug Stnu^ n tth 1^,0 0 0 . The sU U aU q ralm r t.hit- . **'J . brick roads in the Sanford district—a n ' i'tdlrwrUy.*'T lie ‘ o itly -seiHliohshlp , Wy V m e n u : * . ^ ’*V • act th at places this section away in the | kting betw een u s'b the e x t r a c t 1 tn .d e I , F [<,,n Xhin> ¿ n * horse,atwec. hrthere are now 32,600 m em bres-ol th « Yes, T Want to vote because tt|e ballot Methodist Eplacopal Church, South, IA “ '-----in nil - the *' *oauthland * ' • ‘ and - demon- with them in July.fiwt, am i whereby they l * elJt?’ doU^ , ’ */ <f* •Ira te a 'tb u t Sanford as usual is l«>nding adva need me 65c ^ h a m p e r or crate.! \ Tnm <°r'y-on* <o fifty harsc,HtwPr is li'mtv^t efllcient.weapon against iitlti- H orida, and thnt there haa been a rist * Jflfi and me unì the limim marketi beheflta on^ ati all i “ icluaive. it hirty dollars, / V S - ¿V t'Hions ¿nd Organizations Hint prey upon increase of 1,000 moml»efs during' tha «iva gave mo i/viiviiwi un _ th e other sections of the south in im­ •« t ilfty-ona to sixty boriiepower, the ljvre of women awl children, princl- year. There ure 20,500 Sunday a e h o j i ./ ‘ *' provements- The sale of the bond* lettuce grown fon "my. thirty-M>vcn acres ; y ™m. re, fifty dollar«. . ' ^ lially liecauir-.wqtaen cannot vote: .This Acholara. > means th a t this part of OrungA county of Und. Last year; 1 contracted, my rrop j *ncAa*rv* _ . . . . From rixty-one to aeventy horsepower disability deprives women Ip a measure, with this company.* f wn« satisfied w ltht, rofn company. 000 wilt have th e host system mf roads and of .their right th life as gunrantrvil by the wclcomrl th e opjmrlunfty ! •Í‘vcní ¿ ' ‘ ifld wefcb _ will uttract,m o re visitors thereby, mom results, Àid At tin* regular meeting of th e elty * enty-qno Tt _•_"i,__V «. ^ ■*rom fi o r*A+Kfwe r ’ -’ «nd QodaUtntiotl -tw men. “ • •purchasers of land, rno’r« enleTpri-^-s ahd of renewing Ihe.Vfuntràri'-for the.present council held in St. Augustine lust, Thure- , ' ndroa do] over, one* hund * 1 I want .to vote TK-cause I have pot as day night a franchise was applied for Will.forge lo 'th e front >nore r»pi<lly than seuson. • V. -, ■, i W hen aiiy autwnlolrili«am i other mo-' much liberty us my s^n gnd tuy husband any other p art of the county. The lettuce ait|l.tlort th u , far driven v .h lc W are potó ^ h P o w ^ r have ns long- as I am «11«franchise«!.. const 1net anti oj»erate a new etectriri lln« ; ' * ** _ ■Owrbriclt rood« .«re aituroL ao a au ilh u BMo vtoy. d»cOHrair.n« tp « Il, therftlf or wU>mut «-Kaht* • th« '«nnuwl Thu ballot-11ml parttdpaYfon in govern­ into an d through certain s tre e u of th at efiy. • It is projjosed^td.’consiruct th e • grower« d/_ same, w peclally r h w r w h t r r , , ^ ^ , hmll<tìfl ^ ' ' ment has always bfan'the highest badge lin e ,front Jacksonville to St. Augustin», h a v o ^ r ava.lcd them scUca-df the op- V, Kofv„ aUtomobi|p ufu, 0th«r motor Music d u b of liberty u freemAn^wuld’ o h ta ia My thu company to erect its power statioq. horre- liberty is* not complete until I hUvp nil , V . Tb« Musio Club held their regular jwrturtllv tjf cdhU actng -their crop., arivph..T(>hh.l,. of 1 n u t h i n in the U tter city.’ The o rdinance'pro­ f lf,ng. dollUnv ^ ' '\;m eetlrijf at th«jitudlo__o( Alfa. Fannio-H. :T hi tnoil d.scouraglng fe.A lre is due to sr fhnt a free mrin has. ■* •' , 4 viding for the franchise was placftt on-tta fhe fact tl^at'the noftbern grower« hAvt* ■Mlin.5uu, president 'of fhdKltib Saturday Ftoni eleven to twanty-nlne hbrsc^ I want to vote tiecaiiae m y 'pursuit of introductory reading a t the m eeting and aftarnooo a t .1 o'clock. "Mrs. J. H . Uou- hap an unusual})'; lafe neason, thereby powerfrive dollars. happinres Is rurtsiW I hj- thc-lo^k of the a fte r1the ordinance b passed by tho creating veryToi'-pfJ^e«jon our Sanford ^ mill.it, feader. I . ’ From tbfriyJto forly_hons>pgwf,r inclu­ ballot. .‘Much of tl\e Kupplnesa ■of life coupcilrthe m atter of granting the fran-. .** , Tw o eacellem and interesting11wiperssl,r‘»duct. {h1’ addillon-ito tills, -the hqt sivo^ le ri dollars. . A■ comes from the ability'to do or to help chise will cbnfa Udoxe l he ’people at a three weeks has wrre read, a sketch of t h e '‘Life nml I’nm- weather for From, forty-one to nftyVtiôfsejHïwfardn-f do large thing* that are worth while, and *lh*cial election. ■ *f * , . t: v/ yr.irf ' poaltidns of ftulrenstein” hy Miss (fa r-1 a* InriitTMTevntnite of the crop- clusjve^fifiJH'n dollars.1 ■T that are a hliMlng to other family rlrelre ■ff-a o , -want as growers is tii cncourWhat’ we ,'ri«r Lovell; Mr«'. tíeorge I. Sj«>or read m h'rom'li/ty-one to sixty horsepdwv» ip- iu( well ns my own. "N o man liveth Miami Mromnnlt« «a >r»-t ■ypRpaHwfNtlf o f tits Pint lium f l t s w i s -w li uge.nnmxJ. J i | . . l l , , 1 * 1 j rnjjfVtfn apparently lwing ftilly stocked do this we muit* ifevote more time in,1” Tchflikoosky.' «xty-<wc-Uy léverdÿ bonw-power unto ¿ferdf. rhe interests of all arc »0 t . e. . . , . rFrom ivin «x i> *vnv -Mr w yciugr n on graindruil conwquentputting up a good n i» B e t.b |0 lP *>kage |||<)|lÄivtj th irty .ßye d o llar.,-' . *1. Thu leader did not sareeeed in finding ins«jpa(ably that no coman can do her jy. on tho tolniggari, local packing houaaa that wilLbe in < W d in Tthe'northern Anrf ^ vtnty-onc vtnlyK)IJ hor#ppowef any . of Tcha/kovak^'a tompoaitiona horsepower and overy fifiiduly Inside the fodr w»|fa of her own j mve nearly all shut down for tlu» holiday- . among the musicians of Die city, hut a cities. I t ja_a sa«Ua)Vl cgipenalva mistake fifty dollars. y, ' vJ - 1.'1 ;?,■ home, <« 1 , i season, and probably wilhupt open again ‘ for anyone to try lU vjlrk off all of pfcie very delightful program was enjoyed. T he paym ent of one ,«uch county Shtf stmis up Ber argum ent by.giring unUl the first of the It b stated ‘fBohemu Poikn" hj( Ruhcnetein was l>oor. inferior product th a t Jlbby grow license tax in th e state .of H onda shall the following ronciso reasons for hifl no- ['ll)- c<irtrmi«sion inep th at th ert b enough well rendered by Miss Mary M cK im , 1 nril1 in n‘V ex^rintco.V it cannot make exempt the owner or ojieritor from the 4irp for tho ballot; ' Y^ape fruit now in tho markets and on Accompanied by M ias'Irena .Brady on in puck too good, theryfory "I h av e no pay m int of any other auch County Ugenac I want to vote l»ecnus«>: 1 the rdhd.to sufiply trad** until'January 1, played trouble In contracting nty crop*» •TSi. the piano. Miss Jessie Stumop ^intelligence b n printe <|uallfich- U not undther box was packed hi the tax during the license year. Upon the Hubenslein's delightful "Meligly'-In F" i Trusting you will tind-spacy dn.ypur | payment of such eoUnty license tax tho tion for A nting and it j s conceded tlmt Thole «tote. on the flute. Concluding the musical paper for the p u l d i e a t i p i t l e t t e r , 11 Owner or operator shall t>c given -«n tha fient-ral uvernge of intelliaence W o» • numbers Misa Irene Brady playpil *‘Hya- ls*K to remain, ^ 4 I propriately numbered metal tqg W’itfi the goo<l among women as among men. •'_tynn Haven'# lihit. shurch has just # Ulnga of Bpring" hy Sinding. . Yours fruljf; . ( b j / I. have * to^obey the laws ami been complete«) and lhf> p««ople oi that name of the county and the year for JdA R R X WARD.* which said county license tax,Is paid in- therefore want to help m ake them. M rs/M u n so n h*d a discuasitm on the little ’town arc to l»c congratulated o n ’ ; . “ Russian School of Music,", in wThich \ dicated thereon whether for hire or/>*n- ’.(e) .1 pay taxes. " the fine edifice. Thekstyle oi the .build­ ■7 whW i- M rs.. Clara Psryen Maclean of Vd)- T am as'much interreted^und con­ ing is Gothic, it fa « handsome structure ■ er’s use, which said tag shall he k ep t In l.argVr S w rÀ P oialors ' _* South Carolina, s visitor in ffm city*and JIT T .'W IllB . « h u 'Iiaidaw oo- Sruiiöfil t Plain view on such-¿utonuihll« or other cerned in th# things voted on 04 men are.. and largo enough to do for the future aa ‘/ . 'heraelf h*musfeian, joined and en tertain ­ Heights, i s 'employed oy ' the Fjrrnald’ m otor 'dpvctPvirilHti'^'All'Twraoiw-iU. -* .iBl^JDjHfrnnchiw nient^ j« a badge of well as the present. ed the club with an fnterwting talk on Hardware Co., as a steady employment dring to procure said 1Icen»0 as herein iriferiority* and* contempt. ' J *T 1—o?0 l- ’— , *V ' ' * .I ♦ * il J* t At 1" I JSI t | the different schools ofm uilc snd musi­ and raises (f) I am more cupnhlo of resting an . cfay County fa now building a hard ‘ large swVqt potato«« as a side providnl .for shall make application to cal drtiata. • line has discounted ^ail' hbi former ef­ the county tax collector of tho several intelligent.1 ballot than thousands of surf acid road from Green Cove Springs v■ Following the discussion several im- forts* hy bljngiug t o ^ ’ho Herald office counties upon blank to bo furnished by men «Vf- *'.' ' v- . , • ’ to Orange Park, which will‘connect with . pOrtant m atters of business wery trana- one p o ta to weighing sixteen jxjunds snd th e county tax collector showing th e es­ ‘ H ittlly -r l wsnt to vote IW ause I the D u v a l. county brick food, which 1 * ' acteil. Plana were dlibussed with Mrs. three!smaller ones weighing nine pounds. sential facts fpr th e procurement of aprh WANT *TO VOTE. -----------rubs through OrUgo. • 7- •• ; k Oeo.. Li H oy, tb» eftorua leader, relating All tff thns<rpdUloes came o u t of one MU license, which said metallic, lags and , • Tb# fakt reason given is probably sljy - d o o • ' . ’ to the concert work which the club will atu l. ugcregutnl a ¡total weight of 26 blank forms shall be (urnlahed.the county moat eoricluaive am} doubt IcMshaff tr^yih .Madison county Arill vote on bonds in after the holidays, in preparation iw undi? T he jkitato«» were plaute«! tax collector of the.several counties hy to do-w ith th e award of the ju d g u s.. A' in the suhi of-i60,WMTfor Ihe bulhlirtg^of *v: * for th eir annual Spring concert; after whe*v tbd woodpile stood last<yi'ar q hleh the county commission- 0! the several woman «111 U K kibiSW w ilL.hnd J here’s a new court house* to replsc» thwone-re, which the club adjourned until Saturday In part accoupia for their he i Ithy growth, counties. t T am p a T r f hu ne. candy .destroyed.by fife. • . ' * . " ‘ ;r— : v u? u a Hy tTìe' tind. 'V ■ V— . -, __1______ j ' • afternoon, Jan u ary 4 thas no'fertU hef was ua«l. , . ■Sec. 2. All monleq l o W derived from . -— 1 r : ; ‘ - y * : — * M r. Wlhrelrow holds th e championship the paym ent of such license tax shall he ampfon Sugar C u i f - u - . Pleasant Danro ■ belt until h bfrgvr one Is brought to this mtiri into t ho r»ad !'f|'l brjdve f^pila oL W- B HdWli who resides w s i Utltwl ■’ TtlP yotiniftr set. Ol blanlord’s promric a b ilu liu u . UniLfh A ' *,‘;' ' in the fertile Wekiwa river -bottom is the inent society young aet CaJo>-ed a very * th e sevrrA lcountioi. . • IU v. J . F. McKi nnon preached a t the ottlce. — j- ■■ ■ Presbyterian churchh to good confregaSee- 3- Any person>'of persons', firms chafnpion cane ‘ grower, / He brought pleasant dance in the-hall F riday night. ’ *• • * tioas last Sunday muffling and tfvcntng or association th a t' aha!) fall to comply two stalks to The Herald office today Among.thoeo dancing were I-ind/i Con-., . . V-- H arney County E gg» r,‘ sermons appropriate to the occasion „ W. The Herald offio* acknowhslg«» with w hh the provisions, o l this act, shall.ho th a t measured over 2ff feet in*length and rtelly, E w ie’ Kurdon, hjargaret Wight, , 'se rm o n s appropriate to the .Christmas thanks the receipt of one d a t e n ' duck guilty dl a misdenreanor and upon con­ -tffay7are*rio wvririr exhihUrdif ItTfirovo th}» n ta a d ir Morrls. 'M x rth a Miller, K ata -~r ' “ v season. He will preafch again neat Sun- eggs and ohe doaen hen eggs, all of. them viction shall be s n e l l i i ) ‘J>y a ^ne of. not statem ent. '-M r. Boy4 has aLx aepre in -Underwood, Frances L iddonrA hna Me- . e nm l‘<ntpecu tq realize'over |lfc00* LaugHlin, Douglass Abernathy; F o m s t. day, tb« last Sunday of the year fresh and fine from our old friend, R, M. m dpi thqtt dguhtb the amount required ¿for» th e s a m e .. Next- season he will Gatchel,. Harrold Long. George Me-, Rev. E . D. Brownlee, the pastor-elect Alexander o f Ofneva. Mri Alexander fom uph litfrnse iir* iti*pHwólfun«tvft pot- fit* K V fr l»fa>£a f a w ’r Ucreago and p u t In a mill Laughlin, Paul, Jbnea, Pope Wicker, - * •..V' Is expected to preach the first Sunday of has recently settled on a fine tract of ce«»dl rig six m onths. V ’ ’ ^ ^ _ M » 1 for making e jn jp aa he cannot 'supply Seth Woodruff, Karl Houmillat, Ralph Jan u ary , and begin his work aa pastor. homestead land In th f beautiful Geneva * Approved Jy n e j^ J D l^ t" the -detftimd fr I f a jlljf lim ta s s a . «wwmeiwlOTíi fcHtUWJi.»,, W g t > .)iu a rt roareia o ^ K m y e n rjr ;tì^ -fc ìra in Ìo n C hriatnua tii-n lrc s at I'aiholtc C hun h o u tk h e use of fertUiier and clearly d cin ^ — Ih c ^ S a n fprd Hermld /a m e o u l in s the (egal printing of same t h a t he remem- ■ M inis at fl.Jt. aud.lfi ■ n> Fuaa tw ■wxer e w ^ -^ ^ -rerphtT-TTf-rn r-x n trifrT tt' B e a t iwysi At th M a ia n f ' '■ — — - fc iiig - C h r tr m in r L T g n g ‘pi ptty lU'u. Tt r rr x T urwisy «i»"* w h o lly sa g se rv ie re -at 7 J P .‘ Ueri.' g S p ed ai Ethel section. and i t the present price of eggs no better A regular meeting of'M onroe C haptercredit to th a t office and we deeir*:to Christm as music a t idi the serv present could have been given. will be Iseld oq T hursday evening at . 1 --------■ congratulate our good friend' Holly on the T he children’s choir will sing a tT a n d T O Mb# Hoeklnu Jones is home from 7:30. Election of offlccrT. and work. > |r. Alexander very tritely and aptly suceo a of hia Christmas edition, and o'clock, roan««. Glasgow, Kentucky, whyre she has been AU companions please attend. * „ especially for hia good judgment in men­ labeled h b package a« coming from,Ge­ M aona and benediction will he a t Jhu «trending college and exp«cta to return y -:*U .E . TOLA R neva, Harney countyfawbich fa certainly tioning our name, therein *0 often,— usual hours on Sunday, ■ « R tf tiro holiday». ' ^ , . i i ‘*. ’ • ; l Acting High PrfaaL to the point. ■M" ^VTf F o r S a le , S sSB? ! I . - _i i S T �E? 1 ' th r peopfljr» who a®Wubl« there, Blew Thou Üuwgiwb-bag and the. gypsy tent; The íow er iable and the g|k« th a t's aej M gjU fhr bridge. cfub‘ fee to T h y «era A B u d g e t o P O p i n i o n '- 1J u s t Be blast,' Oúr dancing party ;j » gayer than w n Thou fiw t bártowex tb a iw t, And. when t w e e n -> u n a n d M e " theix btewinga, bh We pw y t h a t Thou our souls. Amen. Wilt hi CURBSTONE GLEANINGS H o lld ay C « f t b f ^ J e i t : in * B e fo r e T ith e o f 6 o lu , Pisao lies» ThMi r * ' :ï CaD a t illy atoro and get a ja r rii Slupqn ' i Mission fi pish p l s j tr ‘pt»nu' 'Jad ’fifty —the f T ^ silVt-r'cTcXrwT.,- Frag. Æèh% ; mûrie rotin gulp« fit |g50 cash- Piirtff rjrM cU dïïnr.theîW w eitY 102 W. KIratt ‘ . ♦ordì 4800 Ik new an4 in-(foôd.ahMi>è. Inquire at Hsrald offlee, . . . W f'- ~r~ V v**-»v4- :« w ; W h- Æ ■ .. -* *------- 7 T . .. w The C hristian Noreemsrj Undoubtedly >;_ ’ t m m GAIE POSI NOT IN IT ry —f-y O bsiraSd .th e - Occssfon o n ' ^hr.t ANff i Florida women arc becoming setivd « > / New Knjjand.Coast—in Bsriy S h ip p e d P ro m p tly on the equal franchise'question and i hi'.-- Colonlal — ■—* Day*« . . . U A nioni Y* -T ak in g N o lrj for one am glad to see It. T he women o3 > J t# am{ Failli! I1«‘¿ T re n i tu » — arc entitled to vrue'and the world would ROSES, White sndPiok, ÎÎ-M WISDO k í 4s*»e HI I.R t h e ' - J*.'"'; S * S a y i.U M f le n r . be all the b etter for having equal sul AMURRAN BEAUTIES......... JSA0 ■ îment o f iho Aa»g^ j “ -I--«*". ' A* ,'V' ' ■• -I frage. It would seem to b i th e du ty of 1 R ire and Ibero la a Toupdrr vho haa : ROOM 2 0 lean contlucot la CARNAT10NS, W)ut», Pink, __ »2J0 r “ -’'•WwrVÀ In equal perhaps overlooked and. will, be g i l d to southern Democr at «’ intodern .“Iktxd Its U p s t a i r s , .P ic a B lo c k history clearly ffe- carnations , B s d . s t a - ••be reminded th a t after'Jso u sry . l achen suffrage in the south inihder to offset the ©tW«J miifrage n»oycnicnt.Tn4he northern flnr.d. p‘r o b a b t y LILLY ÒF TtlE^ VALLET._,— 91JO “ * > /, ' Ihe'psrceU poni i ¿ » Info’ cfffrt h* càn. r thore were Christ- EA5TÊR f!U 4ES^-_, - . „ W * _ C tprae,Som« by mail infleát of in*the ex* ^ p u b lic a n states, and ■t W 'prevent a pia< cclcbrstiuus O píeii T u e s d a y s A t ô .6 p . m v : . t pervdv* taxicab. U nde tfam is consld- brriafc -in the united Deniocracy. ty « , _ u m ff In w h a t‘fa -'n o w DouBiR Violets a n i >• , . :r .•evki*. ** X i ràvle i i u k old errsfigir! ' • ** Florida Equal Franchise League- »1 a the United fltales 1* * hu^Qt meeting In JacksonvilleJh^vw h ere Mvorgl centdrie* P r ic e s f .’ò, b, expraau o lii tide filù Hie w ith ‘new ol>^ drsftbtl an im ehdm qnt to the co w tito ' . . . before th e first aliona. new «tanta and,new' pointa of tion of Florida aa follows: voyage of.C ohm i w C 'w n V a ’ o û e r Aorfliw W%.:. *Tlrv«hiHW * JACKSONVILLE, r L ORf D^ 2 I s a s 4 * a e * a Va e k e^ JT»^ * * ^ * ! **“ fetes of Iceland ample: Irra p ite of W hit we tjiay have am endm ent*|o the comfit utiorr of the tell th e story .of said in the post—moet of which We carv *t“ te of Florida the v isit.m ad e to not remember lone enough to be coni ■ ‘’fic.lt resolved by the législature of Greenland byl.1#f, th a a tj^ s u,f Florida»1 T hat the foliowing - aiatent—our notfpn of the loftiest dens* to n of - Brio the Red,'K)f Norway, and amendment Ut.thi*.*lqty of flo rid * he, -- Y :ioh*traUon of One’« AreeptetT Siah8Tng and the-sam e is hereby , agreed to am desorltra. thw aouthw ard vOTUe of little vessel past th e snow-clad m Ua>^ -a■ .. In the Community ia when the jeweler . .leave* all the trays qut on the ta r t until shall Hé subm itted to the tflwtort of thi tains o f LAbrador and the wooded .'•'imc complété« on«'* selection. W hy dq- s ta te a t th^ general rlcciioft'.in 1914 lot shores of Newfoundland, until V in e '■ the Jewelers invariably make a man feel /iitilicttlinn or reject Km: land, an. Indefinite region on .the New v."m lion 1. of Article C, of coaMltUtlon England coast, was rc a 'd ia ty ,; ijke a shop-lifter or a window amaaher? of etato p f Florida, is hi reby am ended to • t ■• H era Lief, who was a C hristian, and the m em bers of his little hand o f dur ' t T he express Companies are to fight read as-foUowyi "Every person at the age of ¿X. years Ing adv en tu rers •ipm t-'lhh Winter of ,tl]e parefia poat'by competition. Rates Ç Î I are to b e c u t,* xbe mitqher of.employes unit upw ardsi th at shall a t lh ifiim e of loos, onp ffp'doubt on th e bleatf New ‘England 'sh o re th e beautiful. Ii “ increased and the moat modern equip* rrgistratJon be s ciil» d o i the tfn lr« wboaé'Ood-lIke.spirit h as ao flriied 'n n J' ¡ M o d e m C o u r s e s In « m ent (a to he Inatalled.' - On every Imalj State« and th a t shall have reaided am conquered th r-jro rld , wms.cqlcbratèd. Î B o o k -k e e p in g , prtekagei such aa would naturally be sent have -ia habitation, domicile and abode ¿'■pié, Norw egian v liltrT o 'Y lnblam f: ,$C b y p a rw is poet) the c a t is to he from JO in Florida (or one year, and in county for V erd continued by Thorwald and Thor-' 'v * •■; t i h V B a n k i n g À ;tftTÎO per cent or even hlore. If the ex- aU months, shall in’auch county lg^ieem- ateln. b ro th ers of Idef, who had *uoC oo dm m e r r i a l L a w L :t prtfw componie* do this and pontfnue Jo ed a qualified electttr’at nil flections uh ccedej to the patriarchal offlea and .1 V. |K><ansalons of hla fath er; and n -tb a C o m m e rc ia l A rith m e tic " .; make a profit It will cauae the ajriajl ship­ dcr this constitution. •, , "M ale umL/emalu persona shall in al deaths In quick sncceasloix' o f ‘both per to wonder how much money he haa «f !, ' S h o rth a n d *\r iietii losing all th e e e ^ e ira through lack respects be alike eligible to vote ami hold Thorwald and Tborateln the wife of S m the-lattor, Oùdrlda. m arried a ric h Nor­ - -a seem s* • J T y p e w r] of efTectlvé ro m p eth lo n -lA 'the oapnWa office In 'll» sta le of Florida. wegian nam ed Tborfln and accotniwNaturalised citizen* of the Unit«! nled him and a company of his follow­ buali& i. ■ • " a r id a ll b r a n c h e s o f C iv il S e r v i c e Staten a t the time of and before regis­ er» to Vineland, p h ’er* they * IQ-ed ^ "V " 1 ■ ■ • •- > . . * D a y a n d N ig h t C la s s e s ; T She wandered down thtv centeraiale. tration, shall produce to the registration three years. . Oudrlda was a* pious Whence ull hut ahe had fledp T h e-lamp officer* a certificate of naturalization or soul. W hen her second husband i dled she visited?Rom e, n arrated to Pope E— th at lighted up her smile Wan not the a duly rerfifleifcl-opy thereof.” LEA R N T O D O BY D U O I PNI G U • • • -Benedict an account of her adventures kind a)>e aaid. She halted at another In thlg far w estern jro rld and with tb s hunt h; Where <vwily glaka held away, She * My old ground.ho; friend, "T hon papal blessing rctjflrned to ^Iceland, scorned the coble ta. for, in truth, They of. Palm Beach County” gets-off the fol where sh e fdt)b(led_a convent; of which would not match her tray! At- every lowing ori "What*» the use:** she becam e abbess. corner on the route. From bôsemfÿt- to : .Tu a fit of retrospection, caused by ai Thrfrs a re no records beating on t h e the top. She found the things thal overplus of rninA’ pie.Mried oysters anr- Christum« daya spent by th ese hardy R o o m s 1 3 & 1 4 P i c o 'B u l i l d i n g wouldn’t ault. Dut failed to find n mop. a Urge helping of white meat with a copt Norwegians .In New England, bot Im­ S A N F O R D , , ^ V X '? L O R I i ) A She^lngered a t the sitJt dUptay, From t j p s supply of «luffing, the editor of thin agination can well tdetur« th e renewal ia jht« stVabgp land of th e Christm as o’clock tTU 4, Then am fflnily'she tripped Tampa T i p « write«- ‘.‘(jrcat are ‘modaway To acck another ftoor^ From frill eftwchnvtnienreal hut do they make iik custom s of Bcandluavla. And thus It la entirely -leg itim ate to assum e that 6 ahe hdng about Thé petticoats on toiler happier, than <lo tiiebUJ thiiiga.?'’ . hy. them th e first celebration of the Then ahe recall«! that, p a a f a doubt, If 1 had to answer Vd kay "T hey do lay waa observed In tffs new world. She ought to buy a veil. "B u t they aru nol"and I’d have the compositor—p o ,.I . History, and tradition* os well, are SO M E UHDERPRÍ CED OF F E RI NGS quite toô.denr," ahe aaid; " I ’ll wait till mean the operator’’—set it in caps. *It silent a fte r th is on new world affairs after Len^T ’Twa* then ahe bought a may bo thnt the editor of th e Times la until Üi» com ing of th e Spaniards, fol­ spool of thread, And had It charged and crawling into that a m and ytellow'loaf- lowed bjr tbo Portuguese, FrepdfASDd sent. hood from which tHere cnn 1».secured English. By tbetn th e fcp st of Ihy-Nn‘ ' V wn« » -I ,',w ^„,».,-.,„1 .... i/ — lym oot^ Hock .was discovered, fo ba t lUng, merry, joyous happy Cliriat- how he fwja. .Two Nlch Hebidebrea _____ ____ made the cornerstone o f’a new civilV?* rjf!)Lh,nf room«,' 4.1.000; t m as bells. ’ Days of glad grwUiiga, hap­ - I t t t a ¿1 oltLJogybm. yhfch prQVpkca fourtccrvroomsi.|.1,50A,ññwf ?>d W sol^.therefore sol<j; therefore we pro asking- - u?J ------------.... the value of (hesu dçuJruble dwelling loca^ibnib py gatherings,- good cheer and kind such an Inquiry, ft U not a IddrAL « « block. M s“ a sodi mm wishes. Enjoy the blessed 'occasion— the awful hurly-burly which e*ist*-irt *.A** Ten Room’Dwelling,-all modern.^ B ath room, toilet, cb-. t W i enjoy it fully and right fully, ’ lay aside nearly evory lino of biUiriena. ’» ¿ f i t fa t>!d F rench obart gives to certain la- j m inutes' wulk from, buslntee-atryeU,>e*utiful shad« trww, pavod walldiri *'the aid and somber things fbr the day— a qu™Uon_*ak*d r _____ _____ and Streets. il:uguln l-'J250T)t»:. Term s if wunUi). - . - , ih ilf^ e p tu_ry lands near th a M achias,river, east of t -i Forty Room Tourist Hotel In.a th rifiiig ’^Uttlo Florii' ’ ’ ^ fo r p rU ic fh '" ' t r 1rtrw * th ere--m « y -bA -of -changa.fmm. .whaUwa*. th tn .g o o d to Penobscot, th e nainks of Isles dé« Bola rBrnodelwl and furnlsl>«l throughout. The furbishing» j Mkgeo- a«U H a v r e Ma«a-*rlalíg. tHé' many d ia r and precious memories th at > h a t U hpw thought to'be better. ’ *' m orethan w ears asking fdr the entire ImffrerMr.- I T erm s‘ w.~ * JiO t Maglab. kings, and M aglsn b a rb o r-t yop would.not and cquld not banish for ■ In the daya of long ngp It ms-ms to trs W .- Elgbi Room DeelHng, loc^t^d on tb f .Height». Four gboff* buHdi-'In memory q i thn three wise men. who the world, and it would hot bs right to, the people were U tte r m en—jkffta) 'I n t lo u go .with This property.- :G5od G5od w « ^ . The four |6t.-. promise Uds property.followed- the my ate Abus star, t o , lay a fine proiwqitiob |th f hpld * ’ ’ a* an ¡«v'oeOneqt a*,, this ie |*pUnd to be Sanb u t-fo r tint time live in the sunshine, women—mon* devout, m o re'k in d , Irrt their offerings of gqld, of frankincense . ford's fulurp ¿uhur^Hiih residonce section. W e offer tlree n tlrc hdldmK brighten the atmosphere and bring joy aelflish, lews grasping. Their lives werv and of m yrrb before th e Babe o f Relh* ■* • ** on good terms for. • io tho«*-about- you; for the day live for slo w er-th e dajw less strenuous, th t |«Uem. t'i ', . , Hevcn Rdom m Residencewt P jim ^tuiavenue. 'B argain 1*2000.00 ' - olhero,, live for thaee th a t love you and months replete with gladness, the ucora In stern and puritan New England n te d .'.* • *' : / \ ■ ore left for you to love. E arth ’s trarui- but.m arking posts of progfrta mndn and C hrlstm aa w aa placed under ban. T he \ ! a 1 "»'* Hdic|s for Dlttc si s Tilgbargain, eluh or terms Both' Plym outh cqlony, Indeed, did not pose »< ■ lory thlnga have their heayenly .»id# an excellence achieved: „ tji«0 ^ qU'Ii are located in liveTtnnll Florida towns, See’u« for Brieve' prohibitive lawe, but In 1833Oav, flradwell aa their earthly; look to.'tbs-farmer Hut now "tie hurry and w orry—hurrv and I..r \ / ►P -‘ and it nevar-faJla to n-njit some ray of to mu he s dollar and wyrry l « t the other ford placed all Chrlatmae gam es under In te rd ic t and tboee who afterw ard light, while the latter m a/o n ly Impart man will gctjij^fliat: ramble and acnm ble observed th e day did ao eycreUy. But 8 .U B U R P A N F A R M S IRakl a half Acrf ■appalling darkness. -IL ha|W fen',hfrly —ramlffo aw uyw lin-un auto and ecrafr«- the M assachusetts Bay colony, followItigkl and W.kalf Aeré Truck-Farm, Truck*Farm, r/ori cfop w»tl g<11 nn,i., under said, arjd jnojit ^ u ly .^ W d h a t {If^jp t>le for a" |>kir ol mules to haul It back: tng th e example of Crom well's parda-, '‘,á 3 All ttlcd. Fivb acfw in lettupo and cclary, bslapce réady fftr «róp,' c much what see wake it.NBm-wo will-br- TtrsttrirmH imila nm U- >a nestire-s ~ ‘ whlt-k prohibited Off • your Chriatma*. .the land t£UaAa.-*on. Too}» ,tcgm all gu lh. Q uickailoe- ", and bustle to hold It: all of which hard­ of th e feast and dedreed th at "holly N lao -Boom Honse. suitabis lor rooming* bo&¿~* * • -• and Ivy w ere badges of sedition,^ en­ ens - hum anity, congeal» conscience, s ^ rté j? Everything new and up-to-daW T'oUut, bath A i all acted a law, in 1C5B. obliging all men t-rn cos stifles conscience, »riflea sym pathy,and "O^Lord, I com« to Thee In prayer vsnlcnrus. Price way down. »>•„ T fi-. — ■ to -labor on phrls^tpas ddyNmd lyfllct once more, But’pardon i7 1 do not kneel itivei good fellowship the go-by. Mfieen Acre». Uv<? Ing s fine upon tbos*jwbo-obaerved tb s What jv ill another half-ceiftury of before Thy gradbus pp-sence, for my feast. It was not nntll 1M1—tiiore knees are eore With so much walking. fllin do throw n upon the' screen? Will thab 30 year« afte r th e pastin g of The In my chair instead I'll ait at saae and tHere, meanwhile, l>e i-veactionary peri­ Cromwsll regim e .and th e restoration c re a lo two mlléáSanio * Good dpuble Story which cusí jsuo.oo -to build. -u m v Tb •humbly bow my head.- 1‘ve labored jn od to allow all mankind to Aecoqp from of tbe S tu art dynasty to th e t hrouv ■ 12 or 15-Jíetd. ad stuck-, H o -yprvponiUonüt th e tta tc . iSffèr Utlagf _FWl>0JK> .TJiy, vlMJAriJ.. XhftVLjitMtJuiawi^IlyaJ tJif,iw lu l.strtau 'laid u ip o rt It^ -'O t wlH That liila law, abolishing personal free S$W ìT* * ^ ~ « ^ ^ w * -- t*»-MlJjÈd em a n d 'lib e rty of-wcrrihlp, was rt^. -----so ld -tap -U«W >« for -U » w^insUsI e ly y i ihJfcpirit -of : progftws eefuve to . O R A N G E G R O V E 8 ■ -fy pealed; and several yeara afte r tb li F vs called on fifteen strangers In our speed for one .moment in tlw- decad&l Two lin e Orange Grove«, one of 14 serve, -rup of. 0 bri tb Uno crop v tbe sp irit of New England was reflect­ '' - town, T heir contributiona to our church to come? i fruit, right on St. Johns river, abSAthe A.. ‘ will*« Ï-JL - W ed In a letter w ritten b f Rgy Joshua bargain. I he 01fitx.five rnllca (rorn Sartfd T ruer unlutpplpea U n o t ./ c t ^ 0 great p u t down. I ’ve baked n pot of beans for rtm ^-lhoi Moody to Rev. Increaa« M sther. In in bearing. Fine Kk-atiun on lake front S aturday’s spree; An old tlmf« supper it aa to* be a cog- upon advancem ent: but which .th e observance of C bristm ss. 'grove coni of Iho famous Ilahai Naval Ora h Aidrcrnl be going to be. I'v e drtwsed three dolls, tíre question .put by the"T iines—’’Does, *a* th u s r q le n o j tó: "And th e sheV of all thp Ju st varieties such as 4, Parson ■1 tap, for our annual fair, And made a sake the prograsn mike-, us lu p p ier"—is one ting up of sh u p í on C hristtñaa'dky ahll which we m tu t j raffle there. Now, with[ most jn-rtimni-nt. W hether if does oi d riv in g -tb e m aatar o a t o f school utt 1 ^ W B E R -^ A N P GUT OVER LAIVlT ~Thy'faotmdi»sa wisdom >n m h limg.jiiim». loes not win Yiflt è hange condiUuns. A» X roaalhqlydalfs á re very grevoua." rountF* sub .<division--Fpropo-' i' retton. q fli be aoldfh five ,n or U tenk *acres tracts» 8ne *<« i m i .any old Utityr - t i i l i i u i u tfiiV-F knowest th at th(we duties all t»ku time; 110 to }50 per ac* I have no time to fith t ‘h iy i|p irit’i-focs, would like to live! for kt iekst M day once the fgaht oh Cbrlstrfias was ‘land and *row anything. Some fiqo'grove«" odjoIrU t for aale .J. /s,. -I, bave nd time to .mend my hAaband’s inore.In the "wiry-bark,” wbenw mlrrobv Both New Amsterdam *nd Now Tor,t tw > Tt^n«TU.»t «k ràK. . r i . , / mainUlned the old-worH'eustoni« as. »3.00 aevo couldn’t lie If Intcrratodin timber -0 h ié e *199,878 0Crrt’ 1for saio. , , . -7- -round ---------------It's jkhiy. iir Any fior Inrqiiiy, .hni I V eno rrSS <h> yl j lil W i f i Bevor toot _ , * 'i# * .'‘ - ' ’i- ■ —^ .Î-- --.-ímm eh tHera w hat Is right. B ut.T Jiou, locked up as auspicious rharactera; when hold upob tb o h e a rts of th e English '.000 Arres cut qvpr.laud .-adjoining the celery delta of Sanford^ Cen>raFf l^ala> ii«mís-Hs«efcMsw»-s*s >tM ■Hnaniam c j i t Scattarmi-through-tíre aat «sane m a t c u n a ; in d i E m u n r •PfuiM*. TfCIfn-T count them righteous an d wilt heed my k n e a d « n d o u g h in m o n k r's . kitchen; T oday there ia no north, tiö M ath. • * It^ tarili bo >ur policy nqvci bî-éprayer. Bless the bean supper and the when gasoline w u used to extract grease Ko «Ast, no west, to C hristm as cele­ y r n ^ S f r t'nything for'aáie u n iJ2 ‘s râ ^ S î say conscientiously we are kivi ng. you y our money’s worth. . v nfffWjpl ahow, And put lt.in_th* hearta spots froni uncreased trouaera and a bration in th e United Stato«. - The ’n cv tV honked. M aybe I’d'only atory of- tbo BabsT of Bothlobom . ia of all to go. Induce the visitors Ct> patÄ ‘> Ä / " Ä d,. i S i re*' “ “ “ :priL roniie The men who in our program qd- need one d a y ^ f It, but b ‘gd*h, 1 think w ritten ou every h ea rt and ovory; tnnguo on C hristm as m orning repeats J vertlae, Because I ’ve chntaed lh » e nu-r- I’d like it fur. a ^ c c k . 1 believe I’d be tbo oong th e angola sang over the ler. * Y ciiurits till they hjd ^ h e n e ’er they aaw Ju d ean bills: “O lo r/ to Ood In th e ’v noe; efoming—y e * r:the>' d id !. Increase tbo contributions to our fair, And ■ H aK m *. i. Sanford L ib rary f1 R o o m :|^ Fr’èe i' ;ÿ;v rr ^ ---- >I .L+S-The FLORIST, InclT ’ S t r à n i m M : ~ mA‘ *** FLORIDA Iß n s m titu 1 ê:'M §&te. **"> IÜÍÍ“j¿"-‘ “ W*“4*"* - �r ii/m i.f v naif, wat eyelids—and forgot all ex­ cept tho' splendor of the might h art "V.-f'f- -k .“They won't mlM you«" aba mao' aged to gay Anally, pushing back h li face and holding It In h e r hands at a ia fe distance. "1' ® Jto a o rry —bu t you wee-1 *waa thinking ot yo». and—' and Wanting to ago you a o /u n d Mien suddenly 1 looked; and you Uere bora, right .h sre.'w ith ip® " - >i: “And to o .lata.'*.ha addiA'bUterly'. • “Ojhr myr y t t / r e , a o v ^ C U rK r ,a |> s flaihrd b a c k ^ r n a g tly . '*TbV M t U l tnarrlrd y e t j f - . ' "They* - W ho r . - ‘ . “DWtr and a retch en ." »-•'^llratcfcien 1. ‘ W hp, the d artl la O ratehent. 'I . beg .your pardon, F v —you don't know .'what I 'ta suffered —larn't Bob going to m arry you?" / Him looked at him for a moment In Alter shocked Alienee, tb h n 'Jau g V o4 her bid ringing, gay.lau g h th at ho loved. , . • ' **I '•|ha*Ty,,Bob-T-Bobt'-l'Vou>. alliy, a llly -— r ,— "Go ahi-adt' • 0 » # tno ; wjbgt )rou ÿ b L ^ J K W ù k ^ U) Ik . .p a o ^ - O r R ld it a . enywayr* *----"Bha'a my poustn, Oratchan Law* rence. *• 8ha came to spend bar sum­ mer v a c a t i o n J with me,,and N o b f T l f T ' fall Id_alova with - '1. A. ■ • • kA J a SSM AXW EL I J PERIODICALS Cljari and Tobacco Ice Cream * Soda Water • Confectionery d V A A A A A A a W a A iOoflnfVnftnfV B IC Y C L E S — A C C E S S O R I E S .------ ---- R E T I R I N G - THE SANFORD CYCLE CÖ: N*»r Stock *f Columbia atu) Ramblar 6 icyc(fa'. Abe Hartford and Ideala »nd..o<k»r ehrapet make* VVa «fll Ihdm dtt' okay payments. * * W* carry a compirti luit nf Bic/ila jfnndrirt. Wa’do Oil kiadaiw ‘ Breccia Ktpairiog Scc.ui irr toylhlnf in tk* Uicyclr line. . :• 11,.': Have a art of N«w Rubber Titet put on your Co Cai! or Baby C rtti^r. TMK ONLY-HiryrLB STORE IN tUNPONP ■. -U • •’ f. BRYAN,- Mgr. .1 0 3 T alladlo, Opp. Ctt* HaU M O D E R N S H O E R E P A IR S H O P ALL-WVRK.0ONE. BY ELECTRIG MA No. |09 Watt First Sirrri f. -, . :< . f V i t j « City R u u aiiti. ' » » v r \a c \a v w » <r » » c » v t \ i i » » a w t t > a t \ U a H y w atM ÍÍU t» % a ta »aw a a »% |!J and 'dftDplaa jo llie d 'In. '• Yet it h a d been m ore than b cM fy .tb at had hi-uf him (roe th ro u g h /th e jraarg. Jp»r<ro And been a look In b ar eyas, a look of abiding faith ly id clean; straight honor, that h e .hwflloved and truated. The tnemory of-tfllft look bad brought him bkek over the sea. to And her this- C hristm as a i d tall h er th at now ho could claim h e r.' * Bob!' BtoUd, good old Bob. While )ie,J>ad-been playing globe 't r o t t e r , trying to oaten the Aylng heels of a madcap, .wayward fortune. Bob - b id (ttjn fh tay ed 'q ileU y - at- borne and won the girl*bo loved. o *- " “ * T h e r e .In tho dingy, chilly Interior •V j of the old-hack CMvo fought out. bis p H '/’ , battle with himself. He would be nAiTtoC : game, be aald; „ h e would not nuur i r.lfirtiry their happiness with one word or T7J,- l.lQOk. lie could not ¿o beck. T here ieifor iho I wae bla -mother.. ^Ha could not g ite I, CIIV'i. UP seeing ber m e re ly .'becenso Fate l m erry | ,iaJ »Iron tpm g knookout blow, not ! Qfe.* esactly In , tb s so la r pier us, but a bully to ,rlflo to *be Ip tL 'me again. "All out," sh^uti'd the d riv er Jovial_____ tra alflco ly. pulling up short before the great mm -you walked pu this old mansion on tbs bill, with Its bar--------------- rll;,lll° of tall pin**, ¡ 'r ’. j f l S s e C lMQlw. Ink for the down / ’ snow. “ Wleb I wee train. How hgvt* *) In Bop .P atterso n 's 4 W S the7 treated you b o o ts to n ig h t -* • down easlT” }, j ■S T u rn e d ' on some V .* B t i K S a C f O b "Fine, t h a n k s , / .llhiralnatlon didn't Mr. D unklay/'C llyo 0 UieyT And, jofi, . . -, .—mm answ ered' hkartU jk J j - listen to tho band. "W hose 'WkdAlng 1 * T h an k you. . sir. 7 .sin J In- ttmo (or? I w ant to load up Il/Tl T h a t gives the misw ith gifts." ; J.U sea and .Irtda a t •ji : .."Quces you'll b iv o to. It's In ytfcr pw i hom e a- llttla ok, v. :rb w n family. Bob Anally got h e r /’ l ‘.4j t r a ' celebration.” CllVe ttirnvd quickly as the old sta•• Clive plckod up ■■ >' tlon agent wrot chuckling towar>| the VV’ S his two suit cases . c..\ akpreas office trundling a truck of A r , and nwilr^g up the baggage, lie followed blm .'bls dark i A gravel path, heal isyea keen and troubled, j * . tnted at Bight of . *A|dot whom, Mr. DunkleyT I haven’t the brilliantly lightbeakd any news from home for wtekt 1'va beon abroad alnce June. amj Just ed rooms, ain<I turned qtpotly around got back In Hme to cajeb the eipfesa to ths aids d<ior that he bad hmi otwrest for .Christmas. Bo* you Mg. 1W* caalon to u^e m a n / *«'?Jlgid beforw been out la's ■**l,J jg 1all a surprise td me.'C- ‘ . _ i ‘ '• when he bad * "6urprlso (¡T all the Yown.' WeVer It was still M riF, about - ',fb o tig b t'B o b 'h a d the nerva to e e k .a th iC Pfohakly tba family waa a t • g trl Ao m arry Jdtn- let aloue dlnnar.' Yet some one waa playing apupky lit t le Lawrence one." - T h A -hafneH nick Clive like a whip? •o ftlf In th s long music room aouth of .¿U»h,:-M 1o called good night and b u r J»» T Z . J j. Hp stood In tin» dimly • 1 w lo q 'o ^ iir U) whrro the old ’station R ihted hall listening, old neiboriea ‘ ~i-; sweeping OTSr hlnj It Was only a Christllttla quaint C hristm as carol Utat F a r /^ T h P ^ ir .M lle d Cheery C hrist­ ho an an h ad "alW afrT aT rt. te a r s * ago. when m as g reeting to Jiljp,'.oand bQ r 1aw ered U, but aa th ey 'sw u n i up the ifae bad,first ooma to IIva with them -, long rocik bilt toward tip» t>wn, b<v t little forlorn kjddle. orpbaned and lakned back and abut his eyas and « lib no one but,J>fa o t h e r rto ac t aa guardian, abe bad loved th a t carol, and alw ays sang It at holly tim e. .H a heard ber Votoa now and gripped hts handa as ba listened. .. •* Hark, ths hsrald angsts sing, Olurr to ths newborn K»nr, ' l’eace on aaifh and mercy mild—“ .-. She saw hla figure-feAsoted in Uta tall m irror and ' rose wlU.. a halffrightened cry. Mid. TÊrokenly, ». . Jfk. Ha torgot alt bo hnd heard, andvaaW IZOLA Be loTfd b ar. B a * 'J r l / o V 1 ■ - could see * b a r I liL _ now, em ail and \liX 7 Vof slen *• l y y A Î .-.I L ,,e 0 'd er a t a l x *^ . ft tpa#, jA Q , 1 s t i l l . In ' ■?.*■'• A abort s k irts , h e r~ 0 d a rk curl# flying . 5» In tho wind, drep dimples a t Ike cor- ery of th e laatV I half hour. Yea, ^ V ] l r* they would. And he’d go back and . . [ j j j * —f~ 2 sZ Punch tha t old ' I J * ttUw'a [h e ad ** .* i 'l l “ down a t t i e at* .' 1, Uon for nòt telling him It' . j l f k i Qratchen Law rence^Iqstoad of Fay. '"Oh, Clivi, le t mo go." aha whis­ pered. "They're Wit at dinner, ana you know y o u rw ia lh e r----*’ "I know all about It,” said Clive, com fortably. Ha ra tte d b er chin gently and looked Into the dear, tru e eyes he had truated. Fay did not know all (hat -lay behind th at look, how, m entally, he k n elt In all humil­ ity' and asked for forgiveness. Yet all ha said w as: "I forgot to Wtib you M afrjr Christmae, d ea r!” ’ . T*' ■- s t ' j U’ •c B ock fti tlW gainA old )> w n # t« n g aiiV n n d p re p a re d to do all k in d s o f T in n n cT S h ert Ir o tr W ork, T in Jto o u rii,' G u tterin g , P ip e F ittin g a n a J o b W ork d o n e to o n ler. ulsfi A rtc J lo n -W tlls . Will m ak e it in te re s tin g to a ll C ontractu?» -and B uiiffers. Call jor w rite m e ...»..... . a n y th in g in ..... ~ w h en V.w.. yd u »wmoitit m y II...' line. ' Cl..... S hop Cor. 3 rd S t. Ook \ \ & A. H. CRIPPEN & SON Agonlu for New York and -Chicago Factories * » 4 • «• * H igh G n u le PjápoH—Low P rîte s —1Easy T e rra s • ALL ABOUT THE MISTLETOE . i .......... Piano Tuning A Specialty Orders Solicited P opular C hristm as Plan t Is a P arasite and In Oldsn Time* Waa 'Con- tldsred Sacred. Although Jn -th e m ajority of Ameri­ can and Englleb homes m lsltetoe le displayed at C hristinas Uni«, It l i r e m arkable how little 1».known of thla sltlc growth, appearing m ost fre q u e n t ly on apple trees, although It la also found on evergreens and on poplar, haw thorn, pear and oak trees, but rq ry rarely, on th e last nkmed. It la an ererg rean bush, about four feet In length, thickly orowded with branches and legjes. Unlike all oth­ e r plants. Its leavea extend down aa well ks up. The plant Aowers every year, but does npt b ear the little whit­ ish berries until It Is four year* old. The mlstletbw proper It a native of Europe, especially of Ktigland and Normandy. In oideg tim es It wee con­ sidered a sacred plant, because ( Ha berries grow 1n clusters of th ree— em blematic of this Trinity.. Tbp ancdknt Celts n ee d -to hang sprigs of mietldtoa around th eir necks ea a safeguard from wltchps- The maid th at v u not caught and kfesed under thM m lstleto* a t Chriatm aa wonld. not be m arried within the year, so the tradition gore. According to tho old rules tho cerem ony was not properly perform ed unless » .b e rry was pulled off afte r each klas and prev Q ted to the maiden. When all the berv|eo WOK fp tje 'th o privilege.ceased. 0O uuuU »M »U uU tW M k W M M oA A A A A A A A A A A o i S H IP P E R S 0 / Fioritici Fruits General Insurance Agents SA N FO R D . FLORIDA XXXX8 SOUTH ...Xs' ‘ - C hristm as Presents. 'I thought It better to get you somet h t n g ^ e f u l ," ¿ d d Mr. DobS to ble I b ay s bought you a couple / i t gd^Bbrrxvme for yoflr C hristm as *, " la s t was very thoughtful of-you, my dear," .replied Mrs. Dobb. *T share your ideas, and havk- bought a good, strong coal scuttle for you to parry up coals from tba caller J n .” WEST Vary Ancient Form of fltapsoL. The. i/ow as a mark of respect la a custom used by nearly all nations, and Elcetric Lighted Pullman Xnlckar—"Did tba- «mounitir gat fa fU ed r Bocker—"Yaa, ha told tba habits they Had and kissed the maa Wkn wmn awalnal *li Irn H . * -iHSiñgma s For Information, Rate« and UtHerrationB see nearest Atlantic Coast Une Agent or b it e a e o -n r-T F R IT O !, nO. nP A S S .'A C T é d it â t Bpeolea of Insects. 'Considerably more than 300,000 sepiVate aoectei of lnaacta are known and — Known JA C k S O N V IL I �\ M E gzapp , ... -r#*- * ■f. ’• • o * • ¿■'•'w r.v • ■ ••»' * «■"*■ ■■ i » ■ - ■ -• ¿ , ,rn>. :V * ¿ i£ [HE SANFORD HERALD . -• - > .1. . ■ . ,a¿)^ tl»V t|| t m t «AKVOftD HERALD *hourd .Df openuo-hU . earning in and n a t h l i ig » ^ adm itted which iLouid oiiirt«him enUTT w i r i U . j Metabt» Uj ifitp Aftcotivo versalo», add w tapsthhns fuMusod J ty n TiOTdu Tu I H h t C I I U D PRIN W N G COMPANY sífl^ u jm é n W - V 'to s tt/J o -horrpV.' « i l pfrvuTcslit our Jú a la a__ K J. MUI I V rnitor not. diminish thi'lF.^ladnowi,. but « ta it ¥r. M. MAVMS. B««l«*es» M«m | w -ü thetr satisfaction. And now, whi&mer. •uh»orlptl*n Prie«.- $ a 00 ■ Vear In Ad»a os • rim ent reigns in ali our homo«, let us ¡nvite him to tufi adtb us. ' Lst thtechl) (MIrvrte I* HwCltr by nvrW ItOOswt r«K 4* ad»«iK* « tfle p ir month ♦£„ -/..V dren; play with, the Uabe of. Bethlehem lymam la tetano« nun l» m».tA «l t«Qte among thorn; while the Angels of B e th ­ lehem *ing.<W9f. them. L èt the yfiufhlti fta ^ S in tp iú & tw ftfe / the earnest, obe• * * & * •t Um N i i S w «l Sonlort. nofW«. •Mat Act of Mardi 3rd. 1179 -Jrtleñt bqy!vf KAiari\>0 .>-Let them who ; 'c ä m ^ liita .the Olrristmas «¡«on oiit’ of OS(« «o ifUraU BuUdlM - TM«»l»wi« Wjp-if* lire's liu»y caLw rome kfárP *l«h him by hi« hand. ,j* The Sanford ITFrald reprint* the Han- to rant awhile i|nd ^ V v 7'~.CF ” .*! for J «tory from tho .Christmas editfap of -> - ' c o l d s^ ^ ô e ' ^ o XÎ n V ; ' the Tribun», but forgot, tA.'giv* rre«JU The early« W p of^!m<.tuce • brought . either t é t b i Bu^h(ir. q r_ th e jttp e reV nothing. Thé .or*«x Vfnthr ■ « ¿ w S , * o »nothing. Th*u>f»Sr VtnÄi; «»nd 4 . ."warnt ip i . Taropa Tribune. -*r ' / • > . mo ’ You might «Alt untij Siftér’íjhristm as * * * * ight light*. light*. A*' DOltfcaiV traw em .to Wep li E d, to gaze upon tho bright' 1^ * 1*000 alter tboJéour-Ui y you sea dearly please «can T he Herald S '.eloaeiy and you yvill see' Jb a t we gar* thé ^ ♦ ’ a u th o r and th a Tffoun* dlbicredlL wV ‘ , 7- . si“ *«nd you * MiVfced rópy uf aame to - • *' refresh your jn e w > v . : . •. / ’ ; •*-V ■>:■ > . W‘ ÍIM •* .. -'Rt 'll- P — » b e r U . * * ! ; •T he people living in what are »tow isolated 'distriç)a strie)* will-be ip dlwct.com -. tnunicationt ÿjtÜ yjtlw Sanford, With all the railroads, with steam boat connections, w ith telegraph and telephone* and by m eans of yifpfnobile* aqd good homed *can make the trip to the city quickly and With corpfort sod they can realize all the comforts o t a home near the city and have none vf the discomforts. < Few of ua can realize the lull signlficanor pf this bohd ipsue for brick roads. feh*nM>iy>inilltles aro ao’ vast'And the pndertaklngoo. filled * rjth prsrniec.th^dM y th e futuii'cviJdrrtW K hciitrtiU . •' - L et the gqlid prprk go on jutd^ln' th i work lete v e ty -m in ta k e a hand a n d Yrodi o ur im sll step Will good county inhabitant ana .lin a g e , JL^sfTfct .Nrt, J .yf Ctrange Sunfgvd Ç auûty; ílp rfd a /jsilj iw d y s - blda for t Ikpure hals p f ¡ROO.OOO p,»r value-oUtoad and Dridgft JW V lV ef O range faithful perform snta o f th e trust,given into their hands. The b o n d , trust«« ttiiu selected went ab o u t their work, a n d ln 's p itt of all the d ire predictions ot fiilnre they installed th e plant and turned op the watgr anil th e eiecjric current, and they have gone on ever since/ i^ ths vçry great MUiafaction of every*one concerned. * * The road bond (purr han be rfíaünaqfd in the same way. And the result wRl be the same. Wikp-the money hag been judiciously expended:nb citizen will be willing, to trade the improvement back for »hé y t ^ J f idlfcgU d.^ftsrke Teley trrspft. V . 19 A *, . - * *'** * VVv SALE" thêîfollov. m g ..I r n T b k J n o’ tice:. ^ >A . V I V V , *v* • •* h'ollce 2 $ p v .. • V fr . N¿U«JS Annual meoting ot tbe stockholdere' of. the 'Sanford lig h t à Furi Comparty 'J ^ will bb held at the office of Ote prreldent, Monday,* Janyary 13th p .:m . ■" > ,* } ♦ / J * * tht V * • ' * V* .u .. •* ; f •- * •-. P F . . • ^ *. ■ .- w-.Y *» 9▼! —dû.": »• * * ïSb -V . nui ^ iI . . *t r «aaroko h íiu u % .. . . j..1 -M w * * R e d r î. î'.' nrrertahan ôfTtanford spent ^ R E P O R T W a s e x a ^ O A T O T .i;' ", » . i » »I i# f- . *w m . o night Iti th ^ d ty - apd w turiisd Ijqtjllf rooming* ¿1* ckme tö ^VUic ReVi. fVotnlpeed[ g U j È * * fWord .{iflchVl F olA V kim be repoita ax. insyproving.^Ripo'rtlr-BtaSr.'v’ ;: • r - * A ;\, K T h o > u 'd n c « ofjthjj; Sa^dFd AUchiHJF:i »veri«!.report th a t Capf. f L 'Whd Gdhkgc Company baS 'Increased to ■UK? t m i p A ' M , AtMli* f a s ^ n n the such an exteht th at ah addition i* being wv»fl rid*. «hd.«to qjurkly dld^the report mjsdo t f their plant to-vuihla-them to tjjread th a t Itf was soon on every one’s properly handle th rb u a ln HU.- ~ " to n g u e .. Tiie -repflU ltartc<r by the, t Mlaa Clarissa Starling returned Dom t.-l. photic message to Kt-nneQi Murrell spedii 0«*'Winter a t Com tort C otta**;?Briar College^ Virginia, ^((Rlday thkt hi* gTnndfathet,.Jno. A. Moore of Mise jÇ^rthiin-Speer U. J J ' K~ ’T -Iseveplng to spend the Chriitm as holidays Sifnety-lix. 8 7 0 .. had dropped dead and holidays w ith nt{i at Oakland. with tbo home follu. Her many young Kenneth interpreted te e mrei ftgp. to read ‘ T. B. Lanier "of wltAVJSp^hcrq. friends will be glad, to welcome her home th a t h b father had dropped^&Ml_»nd he' was (b tho' city b ' N p , v . .again. t ~ m bolted for hom t enly to flod the genial ,v ‘ Misa C hilien to ■nhyols Thp Christmas exercise* a t Jhe-Moore's Captain enjoying hb usual gootrhealth. js spending th é hdlwttiyi ,wiU c d o i u Station church are ip be- held on Christ­ - CAp't. M urrell probably thjn)uiV»at the Miss R u th tílfU gñklil bo (Otestof mas night, Instead o f Christ m y Eve; aa Yeport of h b death has been greatly *** 'parent* a t KiulnV *(ated; it), the Moore’* Station, hews n>f aggèratpd and h b many, friends are glad Friday,,. A. good program ha*.been pre- tMeirrn th a t E db in the lan d er the living, ' Alice W hitber, '.wiu>Vis teatíilñg pared and it wiU'rituiy tint effori to kt- UUhoègTt »>'mp*thiring with Mra. Mui^ W in ter Park' «chooj 'iaTionfe- h t T.. >•- * ' > . father. tcud.. , holidays. '. . ' . v d : - '< i • J » ' * » ----/ * s ± r .?c -. -■ II H V . t .- i Ot . The annual tn d J*)én As*»1ol the Sa <40 a t théir o/TiCé o— cUUm “ Bank, 7 ^ 0 p . ' * “ First day, Jan u ary 11th, 1915. A- P --CON Seç’y and 54-Fri 4-tc ' ' y , : r - . »• ■ • r . r.~. ~ aJ T ' v t T ‘ w e are equiffoedTo handle work. ' . Sanford Machine A (¡arai * * 1 *: i» t •for sairL'A good ru n g , heavy, nude hqulre.offO) w!» Brad* Be eMail aikTOsL't' 17-ifc. * -•venuer-, -tJ ' rwrjii. O riti". rr SmiIo« laVlltniU rfgrt, Sr.rnUi J »r»n'*tton r.rt t », I giré» IX* l.*t, r*«u. n » ,, MOTMtl ol TTl,, » n u r ,l. >m lllwareanevn! -j r-U—— „ Ola) Uto Si* d»y ot Jt JVjro« bv Obd Tm U«hum N<rtk> te lw«ê*evl»eo ut lh» fntmUoo STW» F», Mkl rmiftoit* la my i*H>«in4 Am bmU» »pptka. d Marte* sut n*. kj* wtte. adupr, M tiaa far T*l I M lo l*Mlo »troni u n olili li»., ilon» and - S n * *u» iulTwIar*! Kobaru. ¡J9 Illlk — -------— ., M j C'ftkltoK «mbrocro thè loNowhi* itw rg»JJ n*R a « Sorter/ Surte»/ ol otante«*. «huai« la Ufmnf» countgr florid**lo-lWJT an* ol th» ( hldmi'i ilwn« ianuanr. A. D. 1*11, ■ M IH tN lfU IWrZ,Ti>2»H, IIZVL.Í « • i X.-  a s i? « « « « te WlUHoo tn> Ztlhtl«>ol t» #(•••»> , L int rimili IW itll Imperial Theatre NDAY grtV* • jt- ria » , -•‘ T Will* h» V>l*e'rVêÔ ' b y sSnn/gnI fortjuv N o .t? F.-dk A^ M. on F riday dlght, Dec.’ came ¿qmc yvth- Ipatállatim ^of oHieca».' Vbiting *. W uh- J •ùp the holiday £>riL v u / S. « v,.viii,. i..rn« from San­ prethren invited to be p f w Neville t,„. has returned . Major Power» and w.com-, * • . / « A ;* fo ri where he has been directing .the cen • • • . * 'surf enumeration for tir couaty directory. *»««» —— ' ~ ' «w» T he Sinforfl Herald spealia of thwrtcw' Presente th e musical success • • {ieyille y^lj start* his meh to work \ ^ MrAlf*jfill»irtU.*uyhli ' ' cobnty of Harney. Wh*ncé the. name? . . M bs M abel C o w y hga'retjw niil.hoine >C*BA-j.wB ■* . . In OrTaluio’on Monday um ^it b ho(ted H an d k errliiefn T hé com m on sense of givbetter pries* aht) ^he m arket uary 1Ä of each year. All biddera'shal) ' —T am pa Triburi*,! ^ .y . after spending the mimfm*r ^w tth n i a ­ acrompaiiy their Kids w it?k»i eertified thl- ruaidptits of-Oftando .will lend their M erer mind the name.. Tbe^e is noth­ ^ yVsid* from the i'dc% jthat the vegetable .* * . 1 S u sp en d er« wJ In g ù s ^ ü l p resen ts a t.th is . . .­ w - . live* in N p rth C arolina.. check for. 9500.00'a s oecurityrfdr com-' ' \)kapftaneo by giving-the enumcrstor»al gfowera would ppalUeYa profit on the ing ••• in am name. iua iw m . f or your, befaoflt, hoyr* ‘ F^MIss L qcy ^ewyomc toft on th o boat' )ho information re«|Uired.^—ReportefpMance w iih'iiid. D oth sealed and a u t“. All Local A dvertisem ents under Thl» U nderw ear - season o f th é . yedr is «0 *, V eg E jj® */S • •ver^ w* will cnl/ghten you about ¿Ianiry x^ld storage piapFFhy ia m m ;g e n e ftll: F I R ^ T T I M E 1IK R Ó Saturday m orning for JselMMtxiil^ <b en- Ster: ‘ : <,•/ Heading. Three Cent* a Lind fa c h issue tion bids received. T h ejrig h t is reaetVhd • '• ' > In tYls section woufd heni'fit hy'the.coh ’ The name ft ».com plim ent t o a(reneg*( -T—»ioy the ChriatinA* holidays.* - ' • . i.* : U m brellas. ’ * a p p a re n t tijAt th e prac. to reject any and aR-bids. A d d rw ;M rs. J. M. Dell and little Son of For Kent—Furnbhcd n .o - room cot­ i lia r hey,'. Qpe of the pioneers In Florida ator’igo plunL The* farriers it\ -other O rig in a l Vsno* Doliglsai»-forrheriy of the San­ Gainesville arrived H at wtvk to *|>end the tage or »111 »ell tho furniture. Box 478, » d a i - __ i. ■And Inaat Intrepid Indian fighters a n j ^»arU of Florida Ifeveiold storage plants ford ih o o & Clothing Cm, ha* accepted - f ï A, holidays with her m other, Mrs. Liddon City. : . “ «>perated on thy ioopfratlvo plan am V . * 3<-?*p ft. after (whom fLake'- Uamoy ws^na^ned. a position w ith Palmer 4 Beigh. and .h er abter, M ni.,IUjwor. Mrs. Dell ’- F o r R ent—A well eatablbhed board­ thy';IdftA eeems*to*W ^n VareJJejit Onw as ■ '■ _ T he name df Da^nay really bjeans more Mr. and Mm. Mortop Hdpaon an- b, one of the m o tt'u g p u lar society m x. ing house, twelve room» and.bath, partlj than'tt>" name of IiyiaborAugh, ai.fi !>> wUnsas’ th r 'foHowfAg trom the, Starke »-*- »•*- nounce th e b irth of, their son, Mortop furnbhcd. Yilqe clasa »pf . gfcntlemcn " ,' ' . ‘ Th« WangSoodt« C«m«dlai> r. *V \ " • .-ev. t/on* ot tlfc'U nivam fy City, and her stay boarder». .Cor. Sixth S t.-a n d Laurel Ttleg'rsph: . . * . ' * T. the-w ay whenre rontfet Hili*borough? 4V jgf Monroe, on. «Friday, December ‘20th. 1*V . < h' • (n Sanford will be m ade pleasant by the .O 'B rsdford county faAnyrs ought to T o g e th e r w ith a R reat supiK irtind t» u ip a n y . S tu p e n d o u s p ro d u c tio n . Ave. J*? 34-ltp • -w •« . . „ ..^ - o ^ r .% : ' : > v ’• • s s h tt& M « * A ,M r. and Mn*. E. D. Tyler of Saftm women’s Nulwnmong whom kb* has m any - P re tty C roole P elles. A lan d slid e d r m e lo d y n m f m e rrim e n t. For S ale-G rocery, (red and general • ' * Following the usual.custom the SAn* '■luti-tifitatfier and bhild ^rriaD cold storafo spending Chrutina» with Mr*. Tyler’s * __________ * G a rter« erously given to T he_lierpjd by Orah^p • Sanford. . _Doing ’ •tore n e a r ----------_ _ fine, bqxifrfr ford Herald iaaued a CliriArnea edition dn Amises' . Ip • eacliv ^fMdithbprbadd. . This 7A •• • ■* parents, M r. And Mr*. McG. Carntway. * - f. qcM.< Good reason 'for selling. Ad­ rounfj’. n u t lo thc-peop9wof Sanford V/Banford’s bond Issue of «200.000 b now C olla n f Tuesday and while It ,U ‘ noFrqtdUr {m Gdes. wha adkanted to iKc^Tajegraph by dress '¡Grocery,'! care, of Herald. 34-tl Mr. and Mra. E. W. D. Dunp .Will I4r‘ C oloretJ^fiatrtm s n d u iltte d to nil p a rts of th e a tre . speMa) road district th e notice means th a t ' « . ' voluminous as usual, owing to a-g rea t Ji'.G -C re ss' fine od fpp. most surremfu For Sale—DIdçk of five well located *|M-nd th e ’holidays with th d r daughters,. lieing advprtii)«f and Jri'the rnvxi thirty our fosd bomf* are reody to sell and th a t S h irts T in S pecinl re s e rv a tio n s for’w h ite pnlrous. Wö k n b v /m e n 's * l!. rush of job work* in T h e Herald office, fsrmVr* ‘of th f,;B tirU e Mtetlon. , Mr. Mrs. J. 8. McEwan and Mra. Thomas of days will,fie sold. THer* have W n 217 city lots. Address Owner, Box 1287. flit A few week* 9200,000'.will be available (IfaW filj^s that,«*n’ ough ‘ dwst fpoiled Jh inqulrica received from bond buyer* for 34-tf yet ft makes a splendid allowing, with t u Shoes Orlando. • ' • ’ - ' w ants aiu i w ili.be. -Ite *1... • for the construction of hflck roads A* d ata relating to th e'issu e and t^m *«oi ... For R ent—Teh. roon> house.-well lo­ handsome colo’Ved'. covering, and - page» hia community last jkcaaon, to H«vt< pale Li p . Wicker, ucrompanled by hb It m eani th at this section will have c a te d ., A .. P. Cobnellÿ. 32-2tc ■for a cold storage huuM’;.lUf idea Is th it »ale. T b b m o n ey will be used^irfothe glad to a ssist ' ' Belts ■• a well filled with ChrUtmaa atorjee, carry-' son, P o| m>, left Saturday for a short visit L •For « ¿ e u r o la n d China Brood-Sow twenty-five miles of brick ros(U and tm construction p f- twenty-two mllo* of Ing good cheer and pleaaur* into 'm a n / it Vo-.ilti he.ch tep er -to lAiild the house to Columbia. South Carolinn. during the W . E. Squire», Cameron Ave. 32-tfc C ap s you in /y a u h • that after they are consim rtrd therw »hd. ( w U l ^ h e th a n it is to haul the hrick reads through'various portloiw of .t • 1 ». • * * • * r . homes. W ithout s douhtjfiie Hanford b o lid es. '< • . . '„ St. Johns H otel-R oom * and board.” will be no more money wasted on repalrHerald is t one of 8anfordfs choireet ■»«- m elt t a a cold storage plant In town^pay H a ts Homelike accommodation* lor regular selection. r, "W. J. Ch<*ck is in the city and as usuul tnc Celery. Delta. ing aand, cjay.and m arl roads'and th a t th e -storage chargee and Ihen haul the. \ On Christmas night there will lie the boarders of ' transient*. Good table. ‘ sets, an d has done more to promote tho b building m ore houses, this tim e giving the people of^the Sanford dbtriet havo • /' . . • ^ ' J usual Christmas tr e e 'a t tfiJ Congrega. Rate« reasonable. W. H. Waihep^Trop, bqstinterest* of the,town than afly other njhat hack home again. He thin)u, too a roo)ract to G. 11. Po[>e for three nice spent, their last penny on ¿make khift 42tt,W . P ru t SL . 33-« that more people wotild cure their m fa t . institution connoclfed .w ith '-If. T he ie tiunal church with gift* for the younger cottage*. v roads and hereafter th ey will have th e For H e n t- ^ U room cûttsge with all members of the S undsy school. T h ere modern ImprovemcnU. 408 Vajmefto brilliant editor Invariably w(elda his Ren itt cold storage If they had the facilities J/ F. McOotnl**, editor of the Growers finest system of brick roads'and the beet for the good of B anford,'first, (aat.arM. near, at .hand, an fA h at jn this way hi'unNews, attended the meeting ot the Inde- will be music and other exercise* by thd Avenue. Apply to F. W .'M flhoncy at roads of any section fn tire sooth.. ' • always, and richly deaervea the m r r y -Jm is of dollsra, now lost, would he saved / 33-tf J l>eudenl orange grower* in -Orlando on school Snd .a largo red »tncking w)ir^>e Kernald Hciwe. Co. It means th at th e Sanford section, -r* i. Wanterl -Clean cotton rags, no scraps, hung up in which th e children < » » •< asked th a t he baa made of l^ia pa[KT.-: Sanford to -Hradford bounty farmers. M r. y - V , i¿Saturday. * *• becoming tired and despairing o( p ra n g * Crews' suggestion appears to. ua to he at th e Herald oflice. Will pay 2 rent* Cor^Taotpa Times. ‘ ’■ : - « /Jh ' ^ M l* » Alice T othàrly, am b ian t prin to p u t little gift* for the orphaoia i Weal [reripouhd. -, - • county eger getting, anywhere on th e m oit valuable one. Ice is fairly acre*: _ i _ o ___ i ' • • b . rjpal of JHP Hanffini High School, has phans fo cilre of Rev. Kn-d Ensiqlngc.r. ’. Good Mujc for Sale Cheap -F o r l a road question did on tb*lr own fajUative The OrUndp SlnUnel is throwing fit* slfcltU . idi p a ru ' of the county now ^ V ; gene.to Orbrmifi to.vpend C hristm as wltli T im e 7 ¿'clock-prom pC , ^¿nd^ÎJike Duller bht().pave fac* put thp bill thtougH th e legislature j j o Speclioh . apply to. John c> Edwards, and handsprings about Hon. F o m a t • T h e new Jigascngcv d cib t jvi|n>o reAdy ^TTiv hjother. “ '■ f •..... K H labllsbçti,. in A pril 1906 v> lò tic i where ice can be bouglriat a rea atihg.'this a spfcial ro»d_ dDtrifct’ ^a btli* CelerV avenue. ■ »" 32-tfc •i Celery »Venue. Liik» and his stand on county division. for odcupanry b y ,tlie ^ r s t . i l a / oT Janu-1 • '-yr*; C lara Psrgert M adean of byvthe w ay /:th at wa* opposed hy^thg sonable price. If-,some ot our contrae, •'* For R ent-Rooms for-.light hou*^ W i pause to remsrk th at Hon. F or­ it yv - #t- Charlretou, S. C., is a prom lnent.ybltyr aVy. Th*'officials of the Coas)‘^Une are keeping, MS Oak Av».i t-orner 10th 8t. Orlando pajwre and people) «nil th a t re s t Lake did not'm ake his campaign on lo ft will look Into the m atter apd furnish In tbe.city. apd will spend some time at preparing to lake posaesalon 6n th at date, • a |M I SanfQhL.'propoeed an d did succeed in SANFORD F L O R ID A county division but on his record In tbo rstim stw o f.th e 'cost o f sioraga. houses T his b one-of-thc m ost magnificent atrue* * • ‘ **’ • * ' ^ • *' Wanted»Several gowl bustling agent* Com fort Cot teg*. ’ ’ . < separating from th e people who did not* legislature And S. A. Kohlnson did the w |th.akè a p * clty W Jrom 8,000.to-Ji>.000 for twi> practical nsticle*.' ,Gnpd eellere ture* in Florida and reflecte‘credltuipoq * J . \,Mls* Florohca Mttore, who U teaching m eat, the T elcgrah^w ill-be or could' not-or would not build- roads For ,furtbiv Information call between same, ''C o u n ty division w a* tuft an iaaue pounds ■yetcmatlcaRy and with the. th o u g h t glad to publish t i e fìgùte* for Ahe '.r . In tbe Oakland-WTijU^’Gardrn School.*b th* wiadoni of the ofllClaU of th* Atlantic. *nd Irt a. m.. Thurwlay a t Ohio Ilouae benefit jn the' campaign and had no placo in the C oast Line for chiming it to he .erected . v dfl-ltp uppermoat of giving all the people giood of our fanner readara,” -Spending the holidays with her »isler, and Shows that Hanford (»« piare of.conHanford Truck C ardan’ in'"exchange ' '----- —«» ■■ A • — ,u {n aU “ f O t i f l a '•nnntY Mrs. Morton Hopson. t\ • who aeplred for tho oflke. If Orlando •dderable consefjaencp. Or (Mr such build- for a Gra|>«fruit and Orange G ro w — BTAUtàî-H E X P E R IE N C EAt* - i t mean* that hereafter this eection will _________ ___ Perry, who will give secretly made county division an imue Five ^refl at Heck Hammock, on street imi anuid t)C l.u ijtjim - ^ J * (Ore There doee not sMm to.be e'g reat deal be her pwn boa* in th e m atter of good fo rd in . \ ‘ •« ♦•••«.. A recital in th j suil'tonunMTTTfffWWtef sais y tn Orlando waa Mr. Hohinaon a .p a rty . W ‘ ’^ w 7 » ’ • • • '. ' ' . V• Trmr of opposition To the, bond Iaaue' for Bond roads 'and no m a tte r whether it be O r­ T ho ZachAry Lumber Company f iff Celery' DclWi iw . y High School Friday evening. January . to it and why d id n 't he mention it In Improvement, but some good d tlcens are received a perm it from tho war depart- station, five years in cultivation, sub­ ange county or H arney county or Sem ­ " G é n é r a l f i r e J rd , waa a pupil o rF ra n z I.b zt arid Clara 8anford? And If county division was opposed to it. These friends should -r—rmen 17 allowing them ”to erect a hridpte irrigated, good artesian w*H',- fence aftd inole county our road* will be built of tillzcr . th e issue why should Orlando have m ade coryiidef .experience of tlie towo '• oi Schuman. 7 , ' - **-, d * Turns«. Price. .. . 15,000. Will acro ss. the *W cklwa river at * R utland finfltM brick—built a n d ' m aintained by th e •* ; Fell or trade for good - grt>vg property ;4t a n Issue? * Waa it a guilty conscience Jack H u n t b L a c k In Sanfunl for the Starke. About ten years ago an elec­ tax payers' money of this district and ferry, Work wa# begun on th b under­ J. T. Dunn, M. D., Atherton Bldg. • .A m T llo m -ln the brains ol the coupty holiday* after a tour of the .United taking l*)t: W ednesday and will be co n ­ Louisville. Ky'. . ‘ ‘ 30-2te tion was called, on. the propoAl'uon to the' money for the roads and brldgm wii ' rulers who /sallie d th at^i day f ii hpckijh. State*: 11b many Sanford frianib are tinued until the bridgttb.roady for traf­ F o r Sale—Two goo«! mule*, -wagon issue bond* for electric light* and water b* spent in this.spoeiai district. ' jo g was drawing high? W(»y should work*. Quite a number of good citi­ giving him a Joyfol welcome. ,'V • fic. . It will 1»« a 'fre e bridge anil will Ik- And harness. See them nt Mecca Ham ' J t means th at thp .people here havw 36-tfc Orlando have b t« n .o n 'ih e defensive be­ Miss Louise Guild, principal of th« ust-d b y the tram -road of the lum he/ mock on Greenman i>lae*. zen* oppewed the iaaue and prophesied joutpey wl to Orlando for the last tim e t F’or Rent — Tiled land on »liaros, fore the question became an iaaue am Sanford. High School, left Friday after­ kU sorts of dire oalamitlRsIn case the elec­ Ixwe^Bdpg the commissioners to build company ja.w ell a* »Agon travel. T h b eight am-* at loading stntioh. one-fourth w>>y should cqunty division first "atari tion carried, w heji .th e vote* wVre noon for b*T home in W inter Park to i* A very commendable pjec# of work and of crop« f., o. b ' as land rent. J. W. uarOwdAin&.bridgN and. petitioning and •n tbw county seat? s|i*nd th* Christmas holidays. % . Orange and Lake counties »huuld. f««l Powell owner, -lw qub e u l Ws l l f t counted-It w*s ,found that the bond i**qe suppurating and p ray in g for rik ri in th e «— a --------- OHaynes, Herald Office. • .. 28-tf W a lc h R e p a u ia ii had been approved by a twdithirda vht,-. m atter pf getting road* and bridges th a t ,C . W. Dooley and II. D. Barr* of Chi­ themscfvM under many obligatiorts to BLOOMS L IK E A HOSE For Rent—Five aivee. well, tiled, with .The work of installing the p la n t-was were our* by right. cago were here th b week looking after Mm builder*» ^ A i _ ;.— ... AW-Work Guaranteed house. Also ¿0 awes. • 5 tiled. Alsq S The eMeemi-d San foni Herald .cam e l urriwti. forward and in due course o( I t means th a t a* usual Sanford ha* some lands on the Geneva peninsula --------- r - — f—?----- .» . acres tiled, with good house. Cali on or Scud Y our ^Vork to Ua a n d H ave It A ttended Jo P ro; erK o uf thla wpek in a garb of crimson, green, tirjfe,tfS*A*completed ami placed in opr demonstrated to th e world that this with tho view of buying them . • ■% Black P a tti Comlag ' i phone ,W. A. Minolck. Cameron CH». M-tf 'yellow aüd b|ge, twenty-four pages tfb; erauftriT * I t ha* been operated continu* * Engraving, d o c k and Jewelry Repalriitg ' tion was and-alw ays will he the m ost -M r. Goo. H. Fernakl. one of th e lfa d - ' T h e ,o n ly apd original Black P atti 'B a r Sale—Good J400 piano almost der a glossy cover . o f Santa Claus pliy, '.pt*»ly *Ver since, Today.if you were to progressive part of Orange"roupty and i jng hardw are merchant* here, who has (Madam* S&ehjrptta.Jon*jri 1» flvpn a nbte. Will sell for 9125 cash. F. R tures. The Issue Is m ost worthy of ttie seriously propose fo ‘one of the' good citL '•■'reOl'L Hhuman, W rst Bi)l.e. 1 > 30-tfc th at there come« a tiro*; when in th e a l­ • been HI fpf >omo time. U now reeu /x fit- wide icop«,aqd pa^rops of«the Im perial capital of the propflaed new county Of tens who opptMed' the bond Issue th a t we art* hwe to helßg/Jursdva^ aiuJ you. W e W anted—Orders for fine .f a * 1 proof falfa of men wben they-arc strong enough, , . *■ . « -. F - ■• .* , ■'* ' i •» Ing and 1* able to be At b b desk. ' Thi-Slre »ill have « thane* to see Mad* cahba'gb plants, alj y aric tl« ,. 11-26 ) Harney, and a cnKJU' to journalism .‘a s go hack to the. old caoditltifl..oL dgflt. capable enough and *e/ielblt enough to am G pay A 4 per p e r (5Gnt. o i r S a v in H f l'A c J ip u nnU i W g p/jky well.- E ú s t l s Lake Region. Rev. H. H- S uirgb arriv ed A few da>A *mq J qp« In a production well ju lted jp LDOO; chra|mr Jn lAtgir lo t* .' Satis síresu,'aurfac< .wells and lack of fire pro- manage th«irr-owi»-a/Titlre-without ¿iva tion guaranteed. F. 8. Cannon, Meg her talents. “ H a p p y " ;J u liu s • ¿ te r ta ago from Homestead on tFSrblt to hb -a S T ' i r n e . pçpoal t s: «retíoft/ h a V oufththink your mind was parental advlro of the county' aeat. and ■ 31-34tc jjTOti’a. S. C.” . -Adfe, wfio i* quite-sick a t the home of her the funny^of tlte funrdeat^ov^U rW , will V CHRISTM AS THOUGHTS irom estrad claim, 105 Sere* good land; 'unb*lahced, and might call s |x>lic«nfap [flowing exactly what we need and want 4boJu)Y®,SJ['fi*,*CB to 'fn s k f. you laugh, , J u Ä u re . Y o u r* D ep o sits.,/ . d a u g h t e ^ M i i 'J ^ r r i ^ ^ R ; 7l000 tu/uentin* Ire**; (our room house; I * Christmas Is upqn us. It is the festi­ to take you away.. Every one now rec­ n the matter of good; roads, hsve put in TtiE?^riTni«rWuwL^2dttJtir1nmwij-hyni[. ¿j]«■ Aite^ -bfiar, cyphea Incuha rn val of the home an d the season when |h e ognises the value q f.t^ a jiond.isaud for motion tbeLpfan-io raise the money and ' ^ M b*. A |)fl* 4 /te Caldwell arrivod irt, ai%l# conU‘ht<éd_ Other meiijbert'OTThe meiqber»; . tore; f ì ì f ^ v o u '. f e r a i tre a tin e n t based on j »o tiaigaid dliH p ilw i 1 A d d n m .tL J ^ . u R l r S 1 .f p 5 t e 4 vs heart* of the fathers are turned to the the*«.im provim cnts JhatflSV -, added so construct the »am#." - ' -the city fjuturdsi'. afterno<m from Char­ « - '31-7lp family are A lf WV*l,i.^'ha*Dougb, Cooper, Osteen, FIs. • ' children and *th e feet of th* children much tx rrte ,comfort of l i v i n g ' j ; ” ' .lo tto , > io rth ' OtTOHiro. where she is a ,sûfëty an d corti ■ i ■ -■/. ’ Land for. re n ffo r potato cron, 95.00 — ■'■'j I t mean* that the Sanford section will O. W. TarflCnt, Tiliie tiqqulb. Estejie . , te ,* .- -- i ■l - . i l ’ . . J i M turn back .to the hom er whence- thoy . ‘ stu d e n t * t the-JPre*byte.rian College for •X l> W an Acre, near Jtan d ’s Siding, 8«nford. Tb/re, itere 'd o u b ts' and feah. af that ■t once spring Into ^>romlnenca.ln. every û » 0 . F CRNALO, Cash, Jamewltropdf, EddieBordêo, W. A. •• •'t3 u r. oHicers dfui em ployees aro* polite went out; * Little onw ' hall Its earning time -coniJtruing the ' handling;.of the part of the United State* where the A, r- *• roneyßm, N o. 331 4th S t , MianiJ. 31-lOtp ' • , vW droan.; / 1. F. WHITNIR, Asst. C»«Me» • ,V¡ . Jeannftt« ç tte "to ji>^ For Cooke, J« "C o ppkkj< F o roone ne For 8ale—Reramington' type writer with exuberant gladneaa, and older nkiney ju d aa there.'gre n»w in <oqqpd. Teopl* ere discussing ^pod rosda an th.» *’ T h e musical event of the soason »ill only, pef» '3 < U ñ .'-'4 ^ró a< t- ,,«»t*. now co u rteo u s. / j • • .’*•-T \ W r y ^ > • ■ • ■ • I ve. in good condition. 113 Railroad/A Railroa r u n d . P r o t e c t e d b g . B u r g la r y - l ............ h . u r . n . e .« . people enter into Its festivities with sub­ lion with tpe propo*ftion to hpnirfor road mb*t prograwive and most busjnma-liko l i v y j -. • *’be th e pjano r o d lil'b y Edward BMt,,r ¿n nab » t T Ö b r i W i - T ? ’* f * 1 Bring voux old U rti to Sanford Machine dued pleasure, In which memories of * t»T«ty ‘Uffioalt • 'V We, wnrrt y p u c business. fo r R e n t ■■ • •' V 1 apt. • There were ritirena who section of the state and the people seek­ , Pgrry irt ibe-eudlforium of the Sanford • . H' V i i lite*» L ’n.M.a». Garage i\% Ço. f/te for i/nlranltlnd vulcanising. ir b. bom* behind and hope* of the home certain th a t ¿ b e ntoqey would be ing a location in tbe south will b* at­ 'l a t h ' Bebool >Md*y «vening. January o R b A N ilE ò ia a 7 . ' . ________ ___ IxMt—Ladfer oblong ' |(old 'brooch tf Orbitelo. 4 Wade. the Tu «head are strangely mingled with prewift wiuUd,t? B o m * l>«Hevad^ th a t a. well tracted by the ¿Linford section aa tlje V.Î1 .. ... ........... .............................. :-------- ----- ' ' " ■ •• • •• 'W 3rd, 1913. with amethi-st stone sotUng^ -Return •<: —Y*. ¿¿hi Tb« G ate < 1 $ House bas brought to Herald office and receive rewhrd. 35-2c \ loya. W hat a time It la for cultlvaUng could never b r, drilled-here to^reach a pro|>er place to locate. j ^ A ¿ r ó t y treasurer, orange d sjm the high c ia t of living. Only $400 . ‘ domoatle *ffcction^- and ^Tn^Tg6rh\ffiiT ilSTOTulnroppiy of-w aterr others bassd Lo*t—Bunch of keys, with name 1 l m »im that tirtrv part of the 8anOne qf the must U*v r~z th e v l^u es which root themsel * ihefr ‘o bject!o^on ihe fact that th e town foird dbtriet will be rontigunuaur b rief *7 Oakland ■d b - pei week for xhè finest table board In ptate - J . M. Gillon, Sanford, Fla. ilU L .\ ■ •y prÄtdiu-Rf o l i f w pf tin* tu rn tq Herald Office. . . . , S W H f these iovrisi Whence ru n e our the city. See Parker. 1 2«-tf had granted sonie iSbtjyy in experim snt rpads and first Haas la’termi* and that Mr. Ttì&r T o Exchange—Five 09x0* of-the l»rst TTsn MM. with n .m .ll .-I*f »lir p|p............ T h i r u M th ar b ha i h u y -y o u r . SANFORD. F b O R ip A , • ; hereafter they will be ablejo.tcnneport W3 truckers o f the - ~sr««twla n d In tM S zn fo id d b triet fw a qM Xiff dried ch ip p ed . beef a t W. W.' Long'« tl>*ir iiri'ifggg ' • r V ilt snore. Sea Breeze or arden section would start ftrtt on the sea or gulf shore. •h a il th e ite * Win c— X. but t.homes. Nor are they found in Wê have eaid, apd the council me reo» t andlhJX every’Ihluljîfri n t OlTtlt V i;( ms ofJ ( t tucc in January and ez- grocery. Sliced on an American slicing D aytona Deaf „preferred. II. C - H ar­ 53532348485348532300024853485348234853485348232323 .lands where Christian influence« are followed out the safe line of safe-guarding 3!W9te grove, Dos Moines, *Iowa. . .................................... -----------1” -a- * “ ^ D to lin lT l _ _ machina - » v 99-« d b triet will be fn tmich.wUb d v ilu a tìJ jt • feeble and Cfyistinn imtltutions are Uu>, money arising from the lasuanc* r;T v ^ y aa they h av « b * e n fo t po’Üme sltme O n ; **vV V f U M i r . | i f | | | M u l e s B o t t i - i-rfL >¿5s. *„Cjs formal—there are lodgitqp-and eating of road improviincnt bonds. * The couth ange county wag form al ’ HEAVY H A U L lN fr s a n 1 • house*. The Idea*of home come* from, xll selected three citizens of the town In . The propi rateili have -beUcr rebool faCONTRACTING |l ri VT him whom, „though homeless upon the whose judgnifn^ and Jnte«U y they had cilitica, better farms, better houses, bet - V. earth, hath aet the so lita ry ^ famllim— ter” crqp*r bettor pri(«*,Vand with the E X T E N D 8 from him of whom the ^hole family In required three bond ttfltew to give l»ond roads for a starter will fcsvv other con­ '..•■n heave n and earth are named. n a auin,equal to tlfe"ammlnt of inoney veniences that will only be possible by * 3 * ,$ Accordingly, at this season our door* n bo hsjjdled, and conditioned qpíjn the tbt advent of good- roods..; .C .\ a »ÜrTT^t* •‘ —- ¿r* V» F' c fx f? . ». -s vit-'?.. i+j x T* fTv. — ,V I atre-pu » h * R " ^ -« h e W « te rn Unlo. ¿tsm r MUSICAtr “COMEDY-CO... CAPTAIN . JASPER S IS S IE R E T T A JO N E S “Happy” Julius Glenn ■ J,l • ^ Prices, 75 and‘50c Seats on Sale at Theatre. s »-. .. - - -- ijllillllllllliliilHIIIIilllllllllllllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllilllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIillli^ . P eo p les-B a n k o f Clothier and Men’s Furnisher S a n fo r d Capital and Surplus $40,000.00'. •• ■ -A P ; . *»* » Read Our Comparative State­ ment Below P fììT N F T T $ 16,891.16 $ 97,746.80 $ 95,683.50 $154,720.8-1 $187,415.82 $196,99U8 $280,686.46 1 Júné 4,1906 3 June 4,1907 g June 4, Í908 • g June 4, 1909 1 June 4, 1910 |~ J ïïü ë ^ r i9 1 î 1 June 4, 1912 IN S U R A N C E A G E N T G REENLÉAF & CROSBY . JS. •y ^ i . . P e o. p ,le s Bank f S anfòrd . o.... Li K and E «chan¿ed The Herald . THE BLACK PATTI CHRISTMAS TO ALL u . �f l i c SANrt)R 0 llCARIO c o il H it Utile. T e l FHeTÈiëS o f cheap thing« wlir M«m like Christina*. 1h« real tru«—trn« Christmas, wheSVYt Is ■jumped ont of the little stocking. lite C h rìs h h a s s h o p p e r m a k e s h e r - lis j fÀ n d h f y l d s i t tig h tly 4A n d s tù r ts to g e t •S h e rh fp k s ’ V e g ir w in à G e t y o u r-* in h e r fis t h e r s h o p p in g sheds th e o n ly a t th is c a r ly done j» I w —twrârrr-1 •l*'rîtlvrF',■»l^, ** ò tte — d a ti prlxed. -W hat tho kiddles w ant l i to fowl th flr T uletlds angels n ear th a n , nnd;a*U ttls aktra.*‘bothftC. -a- Ilttla •* t'ra paU anca.'^rttn ich U T a this HaasIhg. Kemamber^tiMii tho child with­ out the Katas,' f o r .lt needs a share of Xpur J<jf. ; J J |l up a little later for the next a ll nights and a e ^ w b a t you can make out of pretty^ a c rg p rpf stuff on hand,;th« <wlnx«d pictures. In th e old fashion hookC<«tC* Lei *11 tho chil­ dren who erwa« rrcitir, «ay tool some. CJT-the gU flnesa'T Jut js I n ' yobr ovrn h e a rt.. I t ts ao easy, p o jt'r g p a » ^ e i rf' Tobacco and Candies xxxxxxxxxxxt WÎjy not*itfct,r ,Htfrtffrt]f*rrfjnwvlip ferntörnnrhciifg-rorwtll 1 /• ! 1 Tv ^Ba 1 , the cornfbrM of home? It-doeWl cost any more.. „Shi sam e thing. T hey hale the excite* 'V* the Finest Vestel In Sanford Harbor. ..Ready for, m ent, the exf^ikuKeJ(of. pressnYs, th e I1 U « on IHunting lu n li n t l ahtl ail’ll * P la k ln lt- Trip* fir Hire Fiihing or letter« dr c a rd s th e y ’imust aend. the Idea of havin g to'glvsdservants ipbnog, . Pleasure Parties at reasonable rate« th e dinner« they must- get up. thus* * which they m ust attend. . Abd in bait irt'o f E . P. F ulton on boat at City Dock or S ee ing these, and all the dozen and one dut|es o f' th e Chrlstm astlde, they hate everything—th e Joy th a t .la J n the air, the awee^ church belle, the eharubtm 'and aeraphtm of nQthlehom, find g re n him whoso coming tho prophet Ml'cah foretold ao long bo234853235348905348484823534801912348482323235323535348012348 fpro. - . .. . H i d S o m e th in g In H ln v ' ■■Her.- Ituflaon Robert Joncfe had »reached what ha thought -?raa a o rti a n d b lu e — s h o p p in g , ^ By PRUDENCE 8TA N D 18H H L lU v ere these an- g*u. invisible to m ortal eyes, and hpw may wj».pnter/taln therot.'-Tliny, arò In. the spirit of C hrist dia», In 4hnt gfad feeling In the - to o ! ‘ , Wilbur D. NtoM youth altclpg doubled up on the steps of n domicile. W ishing to admonish this young-person for what h e took to be laziness, he stepped up to bini and ■ aid * '■ said ^ j .. _. "fton'l alt T here like Unit, my hoy; (hie fa Chrlstmna. flat up an d , stir yOuraelf;. you certainly ________ ---------- J roust have som ething In you." ^1’r e kO La.bl* C hristm as dinner In was th e forced reply, "and I can*i jn ò v e." _ . .. JiS y t Enjoyed^Long Ltfa. . VnoTt effort to «71 concerned,. carrlcit with I f 'th e unheard tty tr a im f sighs of the Yuletlde on feels, those shining spirits of gladness we (urp. f r o iq o u r doors. T here Is s way to «sua pu Jhls very great annoyance to <mr**d«p*;'knd Injustice to others. T h e shqpa are iifvçr4crowded In the eèriÿ hto'rplng. *n do the shopping then «Kb the Tery ferst boqr. Or If yotl are « b u sin e ss p'-rsoft and cannot spare the tinta, w rite-th a friend w honr yoq recall at till# late dimir a nice little not* full, of Cbrlstinay. f e e lin g ' qr «lté, , H n >ro\tfVl *V* cort|cr and ,1Tuy h s r a bunch of iirtjjh l‘hsVrlee from any of. -the tempbrirry stands, which If noi owfner« .Wc have a. lim ited supply Spaulding Rose No. 4 Seed Potatoes to. offer Sanford Growers. This stock was grown especially for seed and is guaranteed to [it Free from Scabs and R ot— hnd to cut economically. ' Those desiring to place o r­ should do so before D ecem ber' 15th d e r s w ith u s VVF.LBOKNE B LÒ C K ‘i ' Object to Woman Tsxcher. ' fta rL iitsn h a ,n ..a Suffoli village, U In nlfcvtlutntlowm) controversy, due to" itu» village demhndlng' a a^boolmhitreaa. The hi I f <t hits bhen appointed, but the school uMHingpra have Inform­ ed her s h e 'T d g .trq p . ' Tho woman; has been le m b o tff|ly perm itted tq !•I CULI 17 any rate, however, yoy otlucailotial ' committee. - Loudon ■Oloho. . .. th e re Is tenson fdV ft,. Joy and whtth tellf ,,n tn <1', a ^*wu cM,i . ] for othora. ïA' W hen we Irens®rc *® e the The*'nex't sinners against th# Yulelaw* of Joy a n d t!(le angela n s th a fam ily ogres who r W J i v . ' ^ J . kindness ws i.are deny the hninA children .th eir rightful - j k ß fS _ turn in g ib e 7'uli- vharo. rifp .rijflstm CU¿Istmis# Joy. who fret t i d e --angels from about hating the little C hristm as tree i T ■h g p j ijja S g : our doors. -*\Vtten with Us trilling-girts, who sluttfur In­ we open our hearts fantile Idols by revealing tho sacred a fully tu Um O u lal. awstery--of. H aM a-C U ^.-w ad .ao and n)ea spirit, >ln ov- '•o tm . Ah, uv®, ah, me, 'could i «ot cry tf tii« At the word., we fard fingiti»! Ulti weeping storica m ysep o f .the wldh lhA portal» to th o ivluiwrt pirn*. hkrdncss Ot gT^owhUp hearts lit this and ispreadj'i^'th® b anquet thuy/krrfc. U m p^itorlos -of tha dark and dreadTo com ét düsrç to -plain, everyday, fnt day when a silly aunt “of _J seven•peaking, bére ahi» n, f e t^ o f the sins teen mockhd me for jny belief In gohd •■pto moeg well m caujjifr'person* çoro- l\rlss Krlngl*) and Whan, a little later, tnlt against the lòvo and' tho edict- went- forth that* I was too oojafbrt "Of thh C hristm astldo. ; old to "Ihlhlt much of Christm as" any Kverybtjdy knows th a t year by i» al » fu rs..,la anybody aver "too bid" to th e shops make a strenuous effortrtP think of C hrlsttnaef Is the heart aver encourage tho early . buVJng of gmk. too hardened not fq th* 4853485353234853 v ** O ns.C hance for Him. A bishop In tho Church of England M d In his fgmlly a domestlo—a wornam—a strlcjt {toman Catholic, who was always talking ab o u t the Impossible . Uy of h e re tic s . g ettin g , to b w e n . *'\t'hy," said the mlnlatefe, ..‘"flo* you think, Mary, th at I -vy111 ' not ifut to hog vkn 71' "Well/* as Id .she, “If you jd o .JL aJU U io .u » atcû u n l of your la : cohsavabln Ignorance.'“ ' - ’ Shopping Ht th e Ozark District. i 7 'You k e e p 'a p o rtia 1 goods, yur,-don't youT*’ l u q u l r e d a frn u led looking Cltirpn from o u ttljt1Rumpus ^lldge, a d dressing the pro p rieto r of th e hardwortt store at Polkv!lle, Ark. "Ehheh, th at's-w h at I 'loWed. ' Well, what I was aim in' to g it w a s . a atrmlghl jack a l ftif nTcraxy man."—K ansas City SANFORD, FLORIDA oppmg A responsible liousc which Has the best mer­ chandise in the world can serve you as well by mail as in person. Such a house is Stationery, Book and Art Store; -iff-ti) -West“Bay K trref“ Jacksonrille, Wc Guarantee Mail Ordere to Give Hatlsfartlon Novelties in Leather, Silver, Brass and - Parisian Ivory, Pictures,. Toys, Dolls, Gift B ook s,'C ut'C law Fine Stationery, Engraving, Kodaks. * Send for Catalog ► JÇ- gre ^ ■uecdcdi 1 iti tit/ advertlsoitae h u e of thu , wSfjpui. off .a n a i too- piurl). e t|n >nee, . It only ipoau* th at the-growrvupa are thinking gn- ,f. Womeh and children—all of ifho'm' ,.’UMCf °J[ thomselvas. T here a re Christ- ' h av e tl right to lliçlr Owu- eharü^uC ^__ - Ch ristm as — mu»t - vVork ovrttHho7 » ffo th ln g ts s^ld of tifo awful .host'-of , ' “Uig crowded ah op«,'of th e «tbausted Ali*, o f th e lolling .being« who swottor; '¿ * .1 jvtAnd In Icy dr»ughta,' who faipt and, ; perhaps, aro som<|Umc« discharged,foy , ;7 , ’ inadequacy yrlth the Tasi hideous' bat­ tio, of buying. But th o se who are bo rV’ -hind th* ecenes know It all, and ever) h ea rt qpen tn htynan juetle« must ,k li i. tide -is.. of 1st« Chrletmag t su rely sea th OiilT treos nhd C hristinas _tre<yu_and. th e ch.eapiW gnd ltttT^sf may* bring Ju»X a s ’ much Joy to email hearts as w T m o s t oxjtonBlve ones. I h - ^ o t, I hav* seen llttW Christm ga trees bur4w>Bd w ith tiny gifts, au d gay wtth Ckudlcs, .that cost no more than A couple of dollars. They w ere se t up with love, and trtm m nd w ith'love,-and fcv»-alcd with lov«^ and tho children and the'grow n-ups w ere all as bafepy aa happy could-hn.-httflauew-lM y h«»tInvited every one of tha Yuletlde an­ How Inadequate Is tho laat-uiomnnt gels to Jbe-fun./ ■csvht bought under suuh conditions Bo don't ro b 'ttie children of th eir th e usual conditions In cltlea—to good O i M r i u j e W ^ n L B a n U ^ l a a tu . ax p refS -tho •*^+r I’m r r f i j ^ W ^ S n r r m t ttfq. facts * She. Understood. * suppose, of course," says tbs fluffy creatu re lo th« captain, “that f h r ’Jhow. of t|}f shtp Is so calli'd^im cim seJi.iui^ua-tM ^w tiig tlmOr but why .do you call obp s ld e -th e 's ta r bdavd and th e otber^tbe, port," TiTfie’ s t ^ h o p r d o r a stay, on one side aod th e porter« on tfap other," Is .tho w ill r _ A t ’ —. • _ Af. Ing.explanation from, the olbper, Mand T h at C a t L ittle F red’s mothsy, who-baU heet) giving him kbm* tfaJning-H n/rerfard •iiVTi K ir" , T . i ‘ Joy in an o th er way wheu y d *'*?* f t * ~tre? canqot be managed. An ifci *. U . T ' { onu, **■ * W w »y *P dI*. and a walktill» belated purchase,-obtained with jng «tick o ^ s tr ibed Pepperm int candy ¡ alblHty. W hat a piece of th e bum waa for th a t «hlnlng u o y e a a u t. It Is the duty of th o whole m an to be ah ways.—P hillips Jlro o k a ,, .r, -■#d t ■'T'-jr •. i- - hflldent service likewise has Its value. Favorite fnrr,! " “i ; T " " " ’t ? ' T l U> price. T he diffère,, » 1 « " ™°" *M» e f t '— Itjr, found hlro bne afternoon $ tlh dead cat. over which be was tayin "God, I said mend that oat; I*vO s* It three (lines nowf an ^ 1 wch't sn ea Each high e o h le v e tn e u t'is , a slgt^ S Distinctive quality counU for as much in fertUixars ftröfjß* ■. . TT ’ ..» iw n h # m i j aggi vasai» if| y u high regard for our customc-re’ wisher have hall ini no ili ferii lix o rs-th e Favorito brands In suc great demand« INDLChNUhN1 ItmUZERCOMPANY Afri»olhi»xl Ckmlttb J. -P A C E , Local Sedisi klbhwsa �'•' . e’•V ¿ ' f*. •:I * ’’r-Ÿv.»*,. • . nifi sAignft ne«alo y, noon W o yl^havo ¿hu’ child* a p p e a re d ., «jvtm\ ’p o r » *‘u»U caa th an u ju a l. V eelltig T atu ar auVIous. I took b e r te m p e ra tu re, g a te h e r strip* stim u latin g ; p o tirla b ih ^ C and aakt:$ b ef ,l<f g«4*. trito \m jî.l* P whtlfe I. rriftd to her! • *V . ’* e . - V D orath* ^ I t t t f t * bíaulTfÚI*old-you*g m unnera I n . w hich th e llttlo tthlfdiVu of th e r ic h a re drilled, an d . alwrifti tre a te d m e w ith careful cofiafijeratlon and ppUU'naaa. regardlaaa of h e r ow n w tsbea. O bediently *ho''cllm bcd Into , I 'áj4'* * a ítmnpe tuut u«*uur wtújptr irt' tito ninhr »vW. _ > Rurt i a Khv) ,V Inuqhar en rtv Up of m am ; *.. ' Ufc fum u-'uujvu) H« uAa «rts tfu tArlh a jbu}i wrvo ruxít» ov* u-onau- « ‘tíuji'Orlj tn tu» pat< iirmj. ñau/ Pom » 5ing Lxi-.'imo Uhh OTv l^u u* io k*i h u p/ismoív 1 . t'or grcui lUufjítMa* Ano p io/u ii, u tu v i.., n* W la Ote Otoeaom«- <U i ón i« J iT S k c O niL u/uutr/iianuna 0 U *S T . fU M U U K HOUSE j 1-! lh*l »■>*Cftp«toa../ I/.roB ara la tirfyti ■ frnypnbrr th a t- we can ehrt ja fiad ~ pood ese fer íS .y .e É Q ^ A . . D É c o t t K s . wn*n Jút'o/uiTuu*. oho «eestu'íVx y n t i s d w o U o 2 * L Í f can rrutiu t^e ju u y é miintUj for a mamjr/u, y ríe1ccxryj+y&ke jp iü u lu i fbf*a4ol|t^ k ■_ A h* M O N E Y ATTOW tíY. i¡¿ 'O Ü Ü N S Ílie R - at ■ LAW í'PiwctlpP In’S jate an a Federal Courts Thm.uJulí lyír tus Spill u o«/*UJ hatvtUmanh alona Kfon R*gti* cu* mto me n uiw r of tíu ilusoou/s crvuu/ov. O s Comea, rvia frum QirUtma* u/iu' Owvftvfuj. Sanford fin . • page L looked-do'w u to aee It ah a bad /•nruei-VÇ’o o d iu j Did tit - fallen a a le e p / nyr co n ste rn a tio n ,. th e wldd blue e y e s ' w ere b rim m ing .*■ w ith ^ e a r a fgat^hV grilbw ing and run- DR. # .;> £ HOUSHQJ.DER “* -nine otf*#V the- child'*! w hite cheek*. ç ‘p b t n ^ s T ' * h u í «ta n , r p * place l e M u r m q t a n a ú n ¡ ± . T * w a «h ,tn 'u p r ta A ije iir torrtf atney. « m i u t tuv*o »fiíu L * I F«e i tíu/vk uw w t íu :/ t a i m o rid tfyouqA tíje í/vnitmaa é p a 2i. ti awl hoc- cIoboIv |n m r arma aba (a re wax Reum to conTtiUfva iipb#T ’ -3, f 8 'A N KO /s. W Thoo*’ t) G. K '- ïà ^ a  DR. R.-M. MASON opon" CHRISTM AS LpClNTTON [ B O N T U ÍG M N CViiUi!. Siim i * S< A*|M4lw, FUmla .of Ib a .* .floor ro trw * * » -p o i\ **• 6* Phone ID othy, and, UeeO Wellocii » to rt ■. ' \*«r ' UiK b e r. fa r te r , ;— - ; Sanfordi' MurijJu ahe at ret abed eag er »rntlf ^o him aud cried R. C.\ G. BUTT S>MAC£ 4Î out: ' ;V ;. ¿OÉçrrcrr,- -'a f v f a t h e r , dpar. I don’t want a itMbce" . JTbWcdr fliilldinu tree. I Jug* SAMTOK1). > l.i>Kll)A w ant m other fo r Ctfrlat, maa," * ., *^-’S**' . 1 placed the child in h e r father'* THOMAS EMMET WILSON a r n a and loft the room. An hour AlTORNKY AND ÒUUNS^lJLOK ‘ ps**ed an d then Mr. Singleton rapped • XT-LAW oh my door. He told me tho *tory. tulA Stair jflntnry Srraath Ju/llrbit Umili ul Mr*. Singleton wia not dead, o* I • , , Murlda f ? , had aupp^get]; «the wa« In P ari* .'an d 'U r* W rtifi-s . S a h l-m t ju u l S i l v a n L a k e J " It the separation of which |yl> told me wr* caused by fault of her* ho did pot nap. Pkn>. tj ;v w.w.# bo much as hint at It. * (¿ra-luitf gf Uihtlilt; *f l**nnr Mr. Singleton cabled at once to Parts. T here would Ju»l be time. DR. H O W A R D II. < C hristm as Bvo came and still no VEÍLHINARIAN word, and though Mr, Singleton's face jHANJORt) 1 1 null looked thin and Btrulned, he ntart*-d tttiikienrw ftW l* w ifc A w * * _ ' ■ IM t** Ha out with Dorothy at noon, Id lin g her they were going to have a grand and glorious limp that aftornoon. l-w a» left to attend to tho Inst do tails of the tre e that »tood in glittering bravery In tho ce nte r of the Bitting room. There wna a lot to do. aud I MAIL ONDEAS PROMPTLY F IU 4 J? S u m m e r o r W in t e r w e e n u s u p p ly y m ir w u n ls in th e A u io m o b llf lint* If you w m ii to ro u t A Motor f or Any Purpose wt* or«* a t y o u r s e rv ic e w ith th e very,. c a rs . Wt* n e v e r pleep. If you tin* in. tr o u b le c a ll i n a n y flew open ami a radiant young wom­ Pu kin d 'll |l a t i d :P a lr r tn l f ilin e an ruflhed In. calling ;. l ’. e rlm m ’» S te rlin e Sliver Ruvim» Plrti«-ii Wore’ "D a n ' D orothy!” Stopping quickly, her look arrested by my Uniform, d ie exclaimed: 'UL*T he (*iprrB8 waKimlH backed-to the Jewel» of light. A nqulrrol la floun­ ahe--ohr Who'la jilT’* She faltered, go­ aroenry «lure (*iitnui<;ii and tbc driver, d e rin g about In th n ahpw Ir/h ig to ing white mu luted by* Tim gcotfvr h bi^,.4)i1gtna lo m te no me* burled nb ta.A n d u, blueMy Rtnlllng aaunrance (hjfl all waa 'to u b io n d 'f^ rh itn ia a .ire**- tfism Um Walk la c lu tte re d with* th e hi'-and thy paDHcraby, catch ^lf;, lit* ap lrit o f tbo tr c c /u m llo nt th e ch ild re n KnlhcrliiB ‘round. A. light »now la fa Him; und iht) *ﻫn of Ih" Spruce U Inviting, {u " * ¿V; BdyyiotbliiK of- t *fin rciüibti 11■ ■ liai- dprn to -town W hat a lot of I’lirlBima» in-"« til" grocer baa ordared-—and j e t luna; fuW comparât] to lb" m ain IbuiiBuiiil» ^liht up north I'p thnr« 1It0 wood» arc full of f’hrletinns Inw a and th o a now a are Wo deep th a t Bnowahona may bn nnC* nonary. And In ChrlBtinaa T r e e lam d there aro VH»t »tret^hea of nothing hut ev e rg re en truce and white snow —hml In "the biiow, 16 you an* reraud Iti woodrrafl, you tnli.lil hml the Irne.k <lf a deer and Innunierntdi* trail» of lifer Rabbit lending aw ay through the greenery to the <]iltel, *vunt plan'» > l*rc>bably you p»> 11 tir more for A. . C hrU tm aa tree lip n o r t h , they aro free, but th e hardy men who gather —th r m niniii *w da In LlVLtlt't'i' ' r,nJ <1ra jr I he trP m any mllea Tii'Tllc laMeood. tl,at they may be ahlpped to the little * boy a and glrla of th e city. A n d ' aa you alt bea.lde your■ fn^o, with your h e a rt glad tp .d 'y q u r ■plritlT gay, you might ponder on how that* tr e e got to you You edrr picture tho vaat biiow field and Ihe fofeaL with f h » December atm shining on it, ahcddlng I sert -.li. «» i ftfy , jay U Hcpldlng Buuclty from a m aple tre e U»rd by. And- th e n ,’ InlA tbo quint comr.4 a m an. I I « 'la a aturdy tnan with a woolen c a p draw n cloacly o v er Ula ear* and . noao - T h e re are .allta -fo r 'b ta ■•* . On hla fe ii -gra i -,great woolen ja c k a 'w lth rubber'aliOc* Und hl%3 trotiaer* ar« tucked Inaldo thV.yaiSftf,^III» coat la '*t*ry °dd, ta Tkjrpthy eacaped all of tb o m aladlea h which 'ahe'/waa. th re a te n e d And th» - tim e , we reach ed N ow . Y ork v*ry>much b e tte r, Hpwkvor, Mr. HAD been w est ta k lp * ^ ^ i« l* tQ n ;* b e r^ a th e rV N ,re tw in e d mol a convuleacunt y iiilcn V a n d ' th e. t h r e e , pf h tf'w a h t.'V o ^ ^ fa a lv to h it honle and »aa re- • lon^Jbln h o l a t '">.. .'*• ■*!* . * tu rn in g to New .Y o rk , _ - The’ ttttlh -g irl Coo, *when a caao fell unet- tln u ed . ,-tct Im prove. ■ M tanVoua , my hand» ; huL pectedl e£Udho8d T h e Puuiynan condncfor*; g n /o a tirU e d u*‘; early o n d i. IkcWug, — TV- -, j, ih o ra ln g \fju 'callin g out r - C b r titm n | w a» ^p * : <- '* to know If th ero waa a p ro ach ln g ’,an d -.tì* r- ''¿¿/Ty j* physician tn , th e c a r M f e .1 T h e re waa no reaponaa, E 2 ah w ith o u t hcaltktVen offered m r aervlcé». . l i e took a t *3 h e r fd,.#hop* and, W4<g/ * <hntj ‘ once Into th e atatcro o in a n tf>lBty< ' jeed m e to_ a w or/ttsí lo o k lag 'y o itn g HOM EFOR i i a ^i^iBri iii mi mmi r r —•*" W IR 7 ' On th e couch toeaed a iittlei ìrnnafli'lfcr; girl pf- Ove or alx yean». h e r checka .attg g eatea ttha tre e igea sss tho chili* ihuw od ra th e r c a r - 'lo u r tç g th e »h« fp p lí|‘~ dÍ*T¿ict ala rm lp a gyruptmiia of a n ag g rav ated w hile wo played S a n ta Cfatxa.;.,"- T- !j,cold. D eciding to ta k e n o .risk, 7 acni O ne hud been m t ;iil of th e a tele g ra m ah ead , an d w hen are roach-;* afiarsptH W - D orothy had eeffwUid *d C hicago g pbyalcU n w ith n<édca- ,TweaÎ3Çwfoltrt and In refFoapoct lY fA w E ^ S T j n h d l c l n e e c a m e a b o a rd and aomy own m eag er childhood and . ____ -T ‘ i |f á a a le á ' Nehat.-auoK a atorioua after- AU. GlX)0»S liaaU every Mcnad and fourth Friday in ni-euh Every one who haa yeen hU Star to the Eatl on cordially in v i li i |o. vUlt the chapter . < * •- Aue* E Row»«. .Vo'y ." •'{ f . O. t . Celery CU» Aeri* IBS3 Meeil«« every TUevdav night at ti uili«.k i w-Viburni r njork. thud* flint V » PUaettU lodge Na 5. K p(J‘ Meet» teu/nd and fouttb kgldbt* alwayt wokooM. f rL. ffttirMaaon. a C. FrilïS Irani. K K and S. i i\ ' . / H f. 7 n /a r V i a , i n : I T 'l É * “U iv rt1 . S e rr e - lai y. Com Uto mea Urn every Arti and third ThurtlUy» »I TÿJO p. m ViaUlyi* teulherv «rlooinv. ' U nfit lirothct*oy< of Car pant«/»'and Jain , kf* » f %»crliíaV V* M a o o o o o o o o a o o o a o o a o o o o tm o o o 0 I ju st Received g A NICE NEW LINE OF |h d frturih Tburadav -in ■Hi "W ells of E v e ry D escription ord ro- e«n Í* ’hi* 1ère Satisfaction G uaranteed By Expert eral -y of well kt», r in I i W o rk m e n I Gorham Sterling Silver o 4«P-. C S M (Sc* Window I)bpl>y) Orden Taken at ■*“ A—IsTfa aaaiMtinmc to iclcct «a)«. from . Every piece i«_W«rr»nte<r S lid in g Silver. O u r new line of E L E C T R IC P O R T A B L E S for 1012 ii now ready. Come aud *ce them . You- #re welct/me .whether you buy or not. iT: W e do- E X P E R T ’ W A T C H and JE W E L R Y R E P A IR IN G ’ at teavonahle price«.'' A if Work g u aran teed . r HILL ** i LUMBER . - dog ;fra e ‘ .— — or —*- HILL HARDW ARE CÓ. lit • - ► , •_____ , Theo. Schäal --1* ik t *& SANFORD, ÎD flO D o a o a D d o o a a o o o a o D o o o a i * m « » t ♦ P O U L T R Y S U P P L IE S ' ~Wc ran »uppljr you for*1mmedl*tfi ■hlpm c t U ._____ _____ V " “■SOTrOntk; RSfF, Dt’iloti KeU. iicon* H larthcd Shirta IOr H ard or t'le a le d llowun S h lrjil. . W ong- and F L O R ID A . Peas, Potatoes and Italian - ’*■W inter Lawua. —**" A fidl-ljiik nt all nau lso . Rye a n a homo « ard erai Oldest and m ost reliable seed and poultry supply.hou*« in the state. U .t saivi n t Kart »lisi Numi J t l»rk UuiMI»«« _____________ >______ 2\A . E. A. .MARTIN & . C0. * ’ 2fld FA ST HAY S T R E E T lAPKfiflNVll.LE .- - . FLORIDA ' ■■ S ’Ten ■va* \%*;!ren .tfr: t.*i i« » ; • V> *« «rrllTTiiT JE W E L E R M3. Fast First Htreel Other Prlrflit In Proportion *' _ Artesian :tl*y O f»* m « a Irt«] w ile « w ra il fov h W 7T T WELL DRIVING 8 - Ciillsrs 2r each Atom no Chapter N*. IS H A ' a o a a o o o u Q o o a o o la t) a nl a o o o o o o 8 O lriNIlO D U t F f f f ln t n ju th m a M ¡red FIRST* i ’LASH a,t*; Í» t t a n f f f d l a d l e U g f * ' -J g lX lD a i »ad Third. Ftrii and Poldketta ■* -* M g All Kinds of Salt Water g Fish and Oyfiterif- g V tanroVd Ladge. Na .«2, f . A A M * t ; ; 33) G U A RA N TK pl g Sanford Fish M arket § k ia ln a U C h ap ter Na Z .U rdcr C a a trm S tar Sanford Machine & Garage Company phone well brought forth a th o usand ques­ tions, and wo both talk ed at once, nnd_ I helped her ofT w ith her ( j o o Q o a o o o t ì p u o o Q B o a a o a a a o Q o w raps. S he cried In m y arm » and klased me with ferv o r w hen I told her of h o iv -Dorothy had begged for her. . _ * -V : . ' r . ' o and then sh» bubbled o p e r a n d « « bad a a C or. S a n fo rd A v e . Ä 1 st S t. P a gay afternoon flnlahtng tbo tfeo. Mr» Slnpjetnn was on the »t«|dn<lt). P. YATKS. fV uprlrlnr der laughing down at m e wjien Doro­ you. con^tfcUug of -a- ^ p ia t. - bright iw e iil'T «tlih./.pf Bnrm"iiL._ iUlcklfd thy and b**r lath er cam e In Thelntigh ■>■*■In he c o frte t an ax. I to begin* to cut ■ft fit look and beard D orothy’« glad. cry. O brlatm aa treoa and tho ono . you T hen I c re p t atlen tly from the room , hnV o'In y o u r-Jio m V la a 'v e r y p re tty feeling tho loneljneaa of apliraierh-*od M him , aa ho h a u l* 'I t a a T h a d n ev er th o u g h t to do. one th a t pleaAca aw a y to -w h e rn hla te a m awaltyi. With m any o th e r tree» youy treo la p u t or\ tho Bled find a f te r a time. Is hauled i(t«gTTih» depot w here It Ih »hipped to y o u r grocer, T he man who cut It wna no doubt n lum berjack and If ho la like hla kind, he Ux'*pr In a log cabljh with hie w ife a n d ' ChRdren. r In the'-olden day»*he worked In the tim b e r exclualvolyj but Hdw bo farm» during th e auminer on m k V * a woo, farm th a t ho fa c learin g of » tu n jpiT ! a n < n ir Y tn r "artntgvf-H cut,* wpod for the lu m b e r companion. Utile o tha.afkraya oavo have aa aAnil* tu r mhi» i lim o oiwBiAiwayi SANTORO LODGES’ T tb rla tria a tree, f o i ^ k y f á t A * * _ troca ganrord Ladge Ne. 2 7 .1. O. O. T. aro /rcK .w fi'era h e llyea. b u l probably ta-t-tviviuv Mun<]ii|f »I 7:Mλ. m..'"vrr ImprrU It la • n o t a * 'p le n tifu lly loaded w ith I h r « to- M M E v»n .«N . (i.* gift» aa youra. fo r w h ich -y o u ahould W.S.-IUunui. ,W |, bo vèry tbankfuL 1----- - Urlili and VVnIt hit 1*1 vy lilt In« • À  WM - �t * : ' Ì • j, • ■’ * ”v . *. % ■*„ w- ’ .-i ■ . • * - ' ■■ » .*1 ■ ■■ ' . : i \ , . *■ -• : > fi ^ -It*« T^e. terns . * 24, in Decer THE SANEQRD'HEARLD **r u ftsi • >• >•*-» *» *.y • i. v »• JL i» • members of this big gunnjngham Piano Club on a 10; J j l P ï f '. r ÿ p - 1- k ;• i f m F ra n c is c o ^ D e n v e r, a n d b iiy à pi 5Y*• . ^ I _ v..JHHMHP 4o make payments of $25 as a cash payment arid then $10 a month.' , m some instances,A ~~ — K~ v -— as i tSLl §¿H}¡ : Bùi never; to our absolute knowledge, have pianos o f this gradetsold as loth as- the Cunningham Club terms—$5 dóivn, then a dollm'atid a quarter-a week-—and^there is positively no interest added ip this*. Five dollars is all it takes to join the Cunningham >Clubr--or less than one-fourth as nuch as it usually takes to make the first payment on ajiianùjatlheSsanìe grqide. 1 -» .i n * * '.'u ., • .V After the first paynVent .is made, one, dollar cents a week is all it- takes’ I to make the. weekly payments, or one-half as muchas regular or customary payments. . . You pay five dollars wheh you join the club.; This,is credited to the club price Of. the piano '>»1 I (^287.50) leaving 28$.50, to be paid at the'rate of a week, or 17 cents a day. ‘ 'Only in big deals like this can such farms be made oh-such pianos. Cheap pianos can be sold ón cheap firm s ,but it is only Whefft-a deal of great magnitude is made,-where--piano are bought by the hundred^ whére gréat sdvihgs aré; hfiade in the buying; where a great mar­ ket can be made- in' a short tittTtrát little expense; cgn such • these be made oit such high-grade pianos ■, - Tt VvV f ji'j' * A*. You can Get 15e a Week-Back-in Ci '' 4 ; *if r* - r * “r f-A ' *' •"•>*-* *.# *4 .•#* r# „ J o u ■$ 1 ,2 5 * I a rc n o t c o m p e lle d t a k e 2 2 6 w e e k s i n .W h ic h t o p a y a w e e k , s t r a i g h t a l o n g / i t t^ k c s 2 2 6 w te ji^ t o ' *' to • f' \ ‘ ; fo r y o u r ^ j a n o T - t h e life o f p a y fo r th o p ia n o . . . ir ' | th e C u n n in g h a m ' .’ . • • . ‘ Ï f y°u VAll do fl A tídte f îllr A the *.thpTull Fllll timef I-226 Itt A — week*—.thè n»*i ti a rtAoffe 0 ft ’7 I If f <■you ai ■ »a La '1ntset . » . «L . 1— . !jl*•w a a Am ai a u 1ah .. .„If piano co^t*'uAit you ifC$267.50. take-less ~timethe piano xosts you less. C lu b . ' •/ • /• * If you nay ■ ■ ■ -* * r *' I* £ yl ç ry Week tim take to »pay9 for myiuTr ,pjanp^you Fetfqce th e arpriçe For instance, -if- /you for Jyour jpiano in u225 j I* you n f l U *reduce the - I —-.-v—' e ,you w If ■ V ■ - T ------T- » l «l c e n ts. --V * . Ipay '* * / ■%#» / I H t I M |<IB ««u weeks instead of £211 weeks, the piano will cost you $287.35 insteddjof $287.50. If you p a / for your pio.no in 210 weeks instead of 2 2 6 weeks, you w illjaveJctt-U nieH 15 cent« or $1.50, making the piano stand, you $ 2 8 0 instead of $287.56.. 'r.' .. •, " * ----- . 4 v- # save These are vthe Club’s Special Privileges and ••Conditions. Read This: -• i -, _ - •ji. j.'* ' r ■ we you U Every instrument is guaranterd without reservo—=(0^ £ntj/»nn., -There jut Iriq."Usfi nr the ffUantnlMA- stm iib to u t ituursnjce us strung u wo know how to rruke i r l n writing. ; . ,2^ ' If jirter 'ao d o fs'.trial, tho not «sitsnrfofÿ. wc kw iirjtlw y o o ym if money b irk . r , ç “ hi I f f a j t ó h - H sàtisfactory afterB b <la>n’ use, the Club Member;baa vie»«» more mqbtba in w hiehtp satisfy himaelf as Tb thi- i h n ra rtír of th>; pinno. ..If it dm«*not thefj pw ye to iw .S You will thus see that ifjtou were to pay two W ks.’;du^^triyghtal(mg instead of b ^ dr in opier words, if Jroa wer to pay .$2.50 <t week instead, of $1.25 a week you would pay for your pinna,jn ONEII A l.F T H E T I M E , o r in 118 w e ek n i risie a /f o f , ¿ ¿ . w e e k s , t h u s H a y ip £ .$ l().y 5 , o r m n k i n jr y m r r p ta p o c o e t l y o ib $ 2 7 0 .5 5 aa a g a i n s t l h e C lu b N ^em bei1 w l i o - t a > ^ th é T ù ll 2 2 6 > e ¿ k » ;- It.w ithout o n e penny'* loM fot uny ot ^ r lnstrm^pfit of enual JOL. t r t t l w -yalm» ( I i f f wiLWll-;- (nwil wo sell over thirty different t i i n r w á / t n t n t i t / A j n a ^ i u i r ', i , Tl Ô s S i Í 7 ♦-ta ‘ , 1 riiprwientattvemikw); .J 5 r ri v : v 4. Jlf a Club Member die«'during the life of'hU contract we will imm.tsiUatdy send a nvcipt in full to his family for the in­ strument. 6. A beautiful stool and scurf to match ti» piano la included w ithout extra cost. ' . For thè convenience of people who conno! come in during the day the store will tie open every evening until 9 o’c/oce. - ___ ___ ____________ :_____________ I____ _________________ ______________ ____ ________ *___!___~_____ iU - c HV x . - . - ^ 525-533 ;West Forsyth * ¿ ÍÍ ’.'7. V h 'à t* ...... Jacksonville, Florida ’rife?!?: ___J> ■ * i i �3 • -y' V.* v“ '». ■; * * •. . — s. **•* __ ■ 4) m Vi . — *#5f ^*5*50 • 1*r V ; 4- 4 ..«v?- - » - :A'*Stí ». ■‘.i ÌSÀ,\ :V >1 ' .V Published S o n i!-W oekty— Tuesdày and F.rlday »j * il 'V 'j! / jV S A N F O R D — U h 37 •ANPORO, PLOniOA rniOAY, OSCSMBSR 17, t a i l . =7= r P - • ■ *aTChristmas Entertainment -MORI? ;tf A large ard interested attendance of ffll/IIC L■*-=*-.**•- -*r* parents, friends and Writom enjoyed the t A — : •— 1 ,- vary pretty and well rendered.LChriatmaa. Chriatmaa p . >, ’ * V n * c ‘ tLr.ii' Dutch Com pany Offers T hat entertainment of the chifdrtM of th ifS n n -'B lg C p t u i t y o t U f t / S o t o W i l l ford ■Catholic school-by the ■For nT he^ Everglades . ‘ of v. • Be S-ubdiwécd Ndit ■ . . . . . Merry; which was Riven Monday" ndsy eveny •v in* in thiiir splendid new school iol huildihg buildifig _**rc "" EIGHT MILLIONS fOR STATE I i * Val Christmas Program At tlie Congregational church Chriitmka c»c evening * a vary interesting «nu and hw ™ y ' imi'niunn fftwttiTChj^itrnij program waagivef^by the, youHgor children cif-the > Stpiday . The church Was beautifully beautifully^decorated with croon vines,'cedar green vines, • cedar and skillfully MURDERER CONFESSES Assaggiti of Dr. Spencer May Be WTl* B ro u g h t to /(is tic c »>'’■ ■ , , « î ».i XrÇîj made ‘ pojnsettiaa. T h ree large gfw n GAINESVniE MVSTfmr. CUARfQ ■ . -* .•^ : s á 2 s ? 5 ^ . V « .. ta xation , stars were. vor>- effectively.disposed over -— . -ti . 7 «—»rjt-e-y* at " ¡Chriatmaji bells and areen vinfiA. ’ ‘ •• 1 “* '• \ th e platform -and back of tbo’chunih t* ^ *• y r> - \ An electric light In. the copter of the star .O th e r 'T o p iti' qf Interest Jri’ F lo o d * .jS -** Has.a Good Chptihe ? I Elephant # ' S . " ' « & & M e.hod. nd program «nas splendidly feivrn, ric h in »he hack of the church wag suggestively. N £T o Be Disposed Of At a W irt“ 1 Will Cauae Division O v a r - ¡* one sustoinin| T heir parts Ynqttt credit­ . V KrsV-- COUNTY DIVISION fffl f f v JsiÍEaoet*trj».-,J3«^>6jpa,-]ít jíiJkti, ably,-demorttraUtjg thé aUentlon bestowed upon them -by thè • •• • ." s ' The* in r otate ■ State •. Â. ^ V ’ïÇ' Id (he left of th e church'a'largc Christ^ ’- ■ » M i r r i w r d ; as*-«' ' spending- a week In Tallahassee, Chun- Wc)| fi| f a individual talents' of ihe'pu- 01 ,hil P!acp *i,h delegations from Char- were the gifts for the little folfa of rh* well. Gibbons, a prominent.attorney _ ofj.ptk' lotte Harbor, Harbor'View, Cleveland Sunday achool. The church wn.i 'filled this city, him rerurned from the stale th e' following program will give some an,i Cberlhtre held amass .reting recent with Interested parents, friends and vis­ wmei>fth{1 la d in g ¿fhcers of th . eouh * , a ^ a■*-> try ll’dgeil accompllco of the murder Sflgso f D r T f.C .S p fftfcr ?t a lopcly spot on itors. ^ j ' th e G aln iy llle-W d o road on Monday ' 2 8 S Í S l H h » y » n . \ n j o n 1 t ^ \ t¿u .ot f a ,ntw w tinjt pntertainnient; ly•>‘»1« ’* « the meeUng tfl^boa^d of trustees i n t e n d i M other- Stânlsiaun pri-rided --------- at t h e " and «*»« * > & ol OJtfiwwInpibeinR 3* . A speciall>* Interesting feature and night, February S 6 ,' waa apprehended the * w r S r. Ii6prny^ói|tnt fund re^atíve to, perhaps, piano and had the program 'directly 'In im atU r of.oonnty d l* tjo ñ r ¿ A 'pwolution beautiful object lesson wan th e placing of through', the efforts of Chief of PoUc* ■tb rg re x ic st land doaì, should It go throu charev, . was unanlmoiub^pamotf urging «»very In #. Very■tall llgtucd c an d le on a -p re tty cfmrlfitf'PIpkgsonV A t’Gainaville, snd wiih ’** greatest land de»!., àhould It go "W ith. JUearU Truly Grateful," |»y dividual present to us" all honorable w hite pyrpflifd placed 011 11 table in th e the arrest conies t h i firit real dye to a through- ' satisfactorily, that ho.s evejr ChoruSjflg'j'giL ' J- ' *T means to secure thn iBvision of DeSoto ced trt of thpplatform , b y tmo of the chil­ m ystry which cost one of the moat widely "been V— recorded -----ihlod ■- thUin atate; Involving this atat«^ InVolvini Siilo. Jam*^. Sehaal. ij county on the township lUje dividing dren,. nt*tlte request of th q pastor, Rev. knowp men In thin acctlon his fife, ih r f -J ,000,000 le rc i of el^Ch iand*-’ a n J t Æ townships thirtj/eight aild thirty-nine, J.J).'L an g ley , who explain«! that It was p arty now under arr»*at and U who conlUwitatlon, Owen.Higgim. . •'A ' . sum pTS8, 000, 000 . and requesting people of tiro county, and intended to typify the lx*autiful white fin«] in jud w ithout bphd to await the Xm as C hant, U ttio O jm . During Ouring the the ppast ast week week a c p m p a n ^ R ^ i a t i o n . 'M t r t o n Ayeocktv. • of the 1 itare generally, to examine Into light, which esmp Into this world of dark- qext action of tho circuit court Is Thomas Holland Hand «rapKslist' have :“ Ploeri;' Holy H abi,-' j'o- thB condition of county affairs. Growl qeap< and^ ain when'vJcson was born. Smith", a negro, who implicate« A whit« “ taUHl •d In the great pqsallghttarnf tBe j f a u\d. : ■ iped inequalities in taxation and discrimina- Twelve light«! candleaVa-Cfe plsred he- rdftiC A. A. Hatnptod, whom Smith de­ , ,, E v ijr g M « Idtids and v l ^ e e ‘considered!' • Vocgj D ^ t , t’No Room’, for Hlm,’' ' ^ « lij «**w*menu hatwe** H P th« south- nt'aih the »ingle cxndla'^y.'fwtlve little clare« induced him to get Dr. Spencer to !No Room, for Him." i gW • ■ n\AtUtr so seriously th^t- Uiey h av * . M argarat-‘|lotubdx). Claudia Towrownd. l‘rn P°rtion o( thB county and the middle children, which was ftirtfier explained, come to his homo on account d/ hi» - VnntihuoiBly- followed tti.^ ro p o s jU o n ; . R ^ u U o n , "T he Heavens Bend.” •ect,on' •li'S cd, and ¿ertaip y th e r represent«! the twelve Apostles, whopi tHumpton'a) wifo’s illnesciTi.:' . apd tia_____ Ç f f iD d Amor- ^ [) , vj. j vi- bad a <^prs ooftpDbjit^-and* charges made which, if .substantiated, tha, SaVipr left to Veflect his ilgbt wlwtf 1’ ' " ' * v/ . * Kf‘ o a ’ - V S.’i h . r v ' i-T.." r ' . lean Im ii rml m__ _ - . . «. _a.- . . . . . A t *.. ____a .1_ e _ ■L - ___ i v-IIl l. f i ^ l p i ^ 'r « î t V r ' fevc r t lades y T h e old Acme Hotel i t the north went . . TridV.-W hqà. tô the Ì y \tn n g e r," ought to make goo<l ground» for the gepa- hs^left the world.” ^ :,y' district of the /ftate, (Njgagfd In 1 ner, Edna^^ rB^ ^ n df.^he southern portion from the A nother clan* of little folks placed it; »wwiiVr of Julia and Bay streets, in Jack­ fa ! ■ : acomprehensive -ct ^ r e Ü ' r y ■....... p arro t county.' T he lintf of division a# ;reat many li¿ht«l candles on the base sonville, U !*cing demolished for ths crsc............................ , : p'ro(«HC^ .will give tjje ijew county four pf thfcpyramid to represent the light that ; tlpti of a more m odern building In Up S T - « ^ » -.Trlo. " W w n to the Holy M»oKr ., . f . o nsM pa and leave si* row, to She C hçfstiansare to give by their shining qilaro. A new seven-story rhodet'n'apd h : ,‘ : - .V •Evtlju.-.W eiM je. Edna " V V qM ífíbw lirepftwi hotel will Iw coa*tructed on this Elixabeth. \ioolchan. 1rs ft. ‘he old county. A A flijcu,\umi d u l ó n n to the Ifvea in th e world darkened by sin.,- 1 the pant jrctk put thé»(. propbaittoq’ uft .T» . name followeti, the people appearing to site. With the removal of tho old Acm« In the orgapitatlon of a criulle roll •!0r ^ Ä ^ ^threugh t b e W e . w o r the-; ‘. ^ fla S , y . ¡ ^ ^ N o Sopta Clau»." be about equally divided ov rr'th e name« the Christian» Sre to cive by tpsir »hin- . *Io.t ,'!;‘tllen* his bven removed one of th e , ■of Chnrlotti*“ and “ Trooical." hut later a in tfriw improvement'-fuotf. Irt. a con* j j , ' ^ ))rw^* 7 ? :- • oUl, landmarks of th a t city. ing Uvea in Uie world i|arkeheil by sin >.cniU> font^ the capitalists being assured it develop«! that the former wax favored O O O e V4 - Recitation. Wilolie Mallem. » In the organisation of a cradle,roll th a t th e plan to drain and reclaim the by the majority, A large committee was Red tallan and! for ihe-Runday school i rm riuclmf by ATrs W«At -Vive--pi ant th a t th» M altint i « V lands is entirely feasible appointed to secure lull informlifilm and h siwj TsaJmSMs^ n A s iwea .-rmpreviWsI Chjirle* Company has in contemplation, •• V " - [ e e n d . M arg't Rotundo. Ellen P ounufn. ■d4U w ^ n i n v the nPV courtly an« nave Jarkaon ville "will have one of the TtrgwC -> T . rtlW Wf* tnlf wtllfa ' und rmH rich rleh lamín (ansia maria la ! A^ /*■ . , . ihn ai oped, the ' 1frttilé made to! suTmiiasion to another 1rTnfl,t* WM 0,1 ^ l',,,tforrT> - R ecitation. *m n«c*ti*iri.fc Tfí, f,,r rigar factorit'» in the state, together with live b aby, little K atherine Wilma M«*cf| $ apd phenomenal crops for P ian o D uel, Willie Mallem and M m eeting to be called fater wu» placed in it. .T h è.b ab y dUf jts part $ private settlement, «insisting of fact­ on tile program by behaving iKstutifulìt^" ory building» and twenty-two 'cottages VEGETARLES GALORE * Night Before Christmas,” Eleven name« were e n te re d .on iheVradle for the accomodation of Ita help. , . v #* *V "~ * * roll; -1 « •, %» j Ellon Fountain. .* S n n fn rtl S to re s H a v e E v e ry K jjoW ñ-V egr - Tho children sequR tctl them vlve> A Giving F e a tln l V Frank R ritt tabic On The-.Margotmoot cred itAld>* *ah^Vihe following, ptoAt (Ids season of the year the fipiyit of ___ Pl&no Solo, M argarrt R ostido, vnfht z i t t i t i v i # Sue fdca of thn pleasant Giving k* abroad in th o larjd . The real I ’ ” , V lanl^'j^liffch tbtìw -fpreign capitalisa Reritatjon. 0 weji I f h tf e t ^ " ' y to mjreat, so firmly and »hot*; / »«rha, U vfl>. ln(ant » U ttle Ones. * S* r t o tuyc«t, nn« lliore . •»vVbn* Lovely Infant)" Little Ones, j ' .The many visitors to life city this week (¡hristm as exercis.--, A litrge r«F*tock- joy op jThristmas la in giving. Then ° J**TU' t h e y ioprinced of the u l t i - , R^dUtlort." “T he Holy Night,” M a r y a n » BrsJatly surp^lw'd-af thp remarkabtc ilijj was nifevl !w- th e children for the why should wc »hut th e little o n « o u t of ,- - jP*ani< M !’anc<! 5>n - Ellen Fountain. *•* . - nunflgr sTirieRos jn the vegetable and member« o f,the T raining Schnbl presided t h e ‘'mnns-btereedasest" . ,*y' * -V , . 'Iho re p o ro i'm ftfrb y .lhc engin^n., .¡ ; N ,2ht .. Mnri(,r ...........line -bn d lap la^at the s’arious griK*-1 over by Rev. J 't e i F its till h gv j in Wpsf ' 'M a n y ^qnday schools* Uaye adopted' , fruit ' T he »ubmltted by the • - ‘ »V nerti,' We- ha vn ■H cavil *dn üJi g h ^ cry store*. Even wateTmi-ldns were add-' vTAmpa. v ' * . J h " Gfvimfertnn for tbejf "rtiristmas fqe», P rogram ; , '*'* ‘ V -H o lla n d e rs ^ jid w bel«^ considered bv ™ * : . »■ • »• . liyaJ» nnrt*a-nulil run return Jo 'th e fofn^ar* - ‘1 «1 to th»- li-A but week ami strawberrtre “F Chore». V ?ï> ' Snug. Sedrt thy l.lgti' R \ th<- Choir C hrikyji.- nat*itiiiqmi-ittB,Vinct no other _ ,w ic­ t h a t a de-W ith Heurta Truly GraUfuI," fthorus have been oq»nJp Tor several we*-ks San­ Pn*y*r, Psston on wiW bb fcw»ehi5f ifi the near future. ford celery is cqrujfig to market now and kuui^if.i'nim ^lnuifiii t*j«n «»mirare.writh . ", : —------ 1' Address, Ilj th c'J’a stp r.'. *• . pte "Giving C hristm as." ” . •> the h^ad letuee wa* never liner ihan ui ^ ..t Chrls<aiaa.Trer an d Program . p C andle put on P jra in id . ib'cwfks by V.; i TJhcdlaiitlrt'Sunday school of Sanford J Together with egg plants, present. „ J U W Ê B 0 Book Lovers’ Cliib . rjw Tliü ChrtftmA*;program and troc at tomatoes, po l a toes, beans', squash, green th q P astor. ,* » - fallowed this plan last year and the ro- / ■r . 'j M rs. J .- 't'/B r a d y was.boatti sa the PreabylorlaArburrh ChriiBnps.^ven- peppers, cau.lilfbwer, t;tc., the vegetable Song, Jesus Bids M o Shine. suits were ad gratKying th at it has been l»WA Lover#' lAlVCiP H VIIJIJ imUfKBl) kTternoon KIUTIHRHL f ,, . -. • / « .. „ , - ^ l 'l 'v,-i - ». , ■. Book u b Thqrtday ■T alk m I ' —« *. • -* • • • -drrirird tOg i r e t he one hund red» ■ ^ ^ ^ ^ , , 1,,. ,. , yT , ....... - - a r r s v s y w p V. ■*u +jight'..” Su|>eHntei)Hent. . V ff orphans In tile Home at Arcadhu This slred. Itadlahes, young onions uqd cab-' lb jd U r ir ^ ir â h 'ir n - à r r ô Ü lL iïïÿ h w ith prêtpeqple. ’ CamU«« |>’a '« l-h y M rs. Moughion’s ■’tliving K«-"tlval" will. In* bald Tuesday 4 hage are fiere all th è lim e together with t *y al^vqi.tins^.K ^* \ %,. - , ■ • y Koch, little perform er on the program carrots and lurni|w and th è m ark et garik- and Mrs TotHuna’k riiiss«-!». 1evening,. l>«*- <1. nl 7 o ’clock, whop tharo ’ . 51 . A -fdAl ,*.‘Kfd* Parky”, Was enjoyed by J-'xjilarmtion of ibi* T waive ('«idÍH»! by j -.vjli lx* IntiTcsting eVi‘rcl»e* by severaf was w e|/ train « ! und refiidrr«l tbcjr parts WTi bave lire-m nlmost IhO ‘yenr reuhd. • *-th*, ¿iftsta. «jJio_Ht ths reqilret of th« rhe Su iieri n tendent. If . | of tin* Spruiii) school rliiKncs. Gifts of" - 4¿ÍK»W!«ÍÍ'bti)0 d n ö aid Us Utile girla. M ji. ^splendidly., The recitations and songs In fart thè growitìg oT vegefnIdra artomfl Candles P)ae«i t>y LiLlle Chi hire d. enjoy«! by the large n**ic(»w spiinbfe hir sup^. n Hume, as well were ver>’ «inch Sanfotd ha" re.wjii-d ¡Mg-ft-clhin irmi grts-n a . - j Abernathy was voted kha»jiriie for the Eajilanatlqn of l.Ujiii p t ’hiliiren’s as PoYitriliulions of mouey will be grateaudience. -_ j, , ' «tuff c tp b o ra is q d ben» overy day in thè , ' r i best and moat rUuNol xirlkdi costume. Candles, By Sujwriiflrmlertt. fuTTy received from thoee interested In The program opened with ths chorus year, “ TV "M other Goopé^ còri tési was also enT q th e jib íth e rñ visitors who k jv c left — rb"ng, “ l n--rhe Hky ,-—Hn—irruir-Cnd- TTÏÏ= worthy enns".— Come to the B1 joyed. Mr*. F in ö lo F . Murreon won the" by the Sunday school. "While. Angels tv ‘Iren. « tint eliurch Tuesday «ve’n iñg and par­ I th e cquntfy c o v e re d ,w jth ' i o Ami snow. prjie, * pn-.tty pair qf silver shoe buckle* Sing." Recitation, "Florida Babies," Snrah ticipate, in the “Joy of Giving." for thè lnrgdkt rmrnlro/ pf corroel-rhymew, f Pfiiyct by Rev. j ; F. McKinnon. th«»e fresh vcgetablpa look moot tem pti Wight. . ;** JViwn tKe’ |)lea<ant content Was con­ '^ ’Grandm ottler’’—Recitation nnd song m glndetiTand m any of thcpvKre indueejl -C redit* Roll, fîre Xci se, Com lucir d by * ; . _ . ■r *’ ' "* ** T cluded a dainty salad, wafers, ,ol|ye» and by six Rule girls dressed as grandm others,-j° theirflot in Florida after inveSliChristmas F,xeVri»ea " Mrs. Tertiun*coffee were served. Chorus, VHHng. Bells." 'r e la tin g the cr<yi conditions here. Itpxitation, ' 'Walcom o," By Iswjie T h ^ very - pretty -and. e'ntCrtainlng I Mra. Brady’s gucata were Mra- U»nry r H e^tation, "Christm as Dllemmn," — If every grocery «tore In Hanfnnt armild *i Moughton. Christmas'exerrisrw ut the M ethodist MrLaulinv president of tlie.Book Lovers’ Gladys Ingo. - *- make a large display of frfeh yegct*b|ei ^R ecitatio n . "Christm as Gift," By church Tuesday evening were very, Club, Mrs. R: J.*Holly, Mrs. F, L. Wood- ,’Chonia, "Prphtc tho Newborn »King.’' each mbrning th e rify would derive, a.’ enjoyed by lha larui^udioU P«-eofn Richard Frank. ' ' ru(T, Mra. R. E . T o !* . Afra. Fred; Wil­ » Stocking Drill, " ih ristm ^ a Stockings." bunch n( good advertising thereby ,f Soiig, "Tn a Miingrr." B y IJttle Chi! bf tho'paritns aL^B^fcln-ftf_the children' liams, Mrs. F. S. M ùtJton,.'M ra,rj..C . R feitaliom iiniwi Terwllliger. - r . — p • i(ft»ay -prOVram wax ‘dren. ., -tt-w U sn l^A tay : ^— M»D »nto fr-M ra V f^ C i' TFAfkfrulf, Mrs, Song by Infant C lan , "Som* one la Br. Mclfwan Uclirr given entirely l^ ^ ^ E y o im g e r children ' •R ecitation, "Something for Every * “ *’ J; L. y u rt, Mrs. ? y V ÓolSáidi*. Mra. R Coming T o n lih t;" . , itr.-r r. - - . Word comiis from, p r , J . Sj McEwan fjj» ;’’ Sarah Wljflit. of tbb Sunday seho^^om t* of fflWn mere V L- Peek, M râ. ^r^jF ttan. Recitation Ire ;JCatia Mhjk McKenzie. at Orlando* that he is greatly Irtiprovtd to u ry rh o all did wrll. ' Recitntioi),* "The E m p ty Stocking." .4X l 2 tL Chorus! "G lory tó GM on H igh-" and will soon he able to attend to his pro- ElorencgsWltJe.’ T he following fine program was swell ,;*' ■' " i * ^ Recitation by William DuBoae. • fcssior.af duties. A spfclalU t.front New,. rendered,' beginning with a song by tf» f . * Presentation of "Gift* for the "Red y i* t'hrhtinas-D inner l’art) fnlifK'tlinr *r» * i ^ ' York waited u|>on Dr. McEwan and per- Stocking." achool, "Make M o a . Channel of Bfi Mesara: M. L. llàinca, J . »ff. Roberta, ^ , Sjngv ’'AJf.Hail the Power Si Jcsu*' form^d an 0¡«ration on h(s now . fife ! * Distribution’ of Gifts from thedDetnby Ing.” -B ra it od Perldns and W, J. Thigpen Name.' '-¿Ill not suffer tho lo*a of his,eye and will Ed.-Randall, Beecher, ;S f c *V Walk er’ ^ Prayer, by l’^wert hosts a t a very, delightful Christ­ ■„■;- i f ' Dlifiibutfop ofjgjfta on the treo to th e -h o t be disfigured In any Way .which is son and Mr: HarriJ, ofieUt nd Helen jlnklna. -;i : Greetings, Vli m as din nef at- tbfrj'^sqfùrif Houae, . 1miraculous conafdcring the nature of the ReeiUtlon, hfoTRt. Abernathy. '•!WP Christmas evening, th e gucata of which children, of the SljM ay we'hooI. accident. His m any'friends In Sanford Fine Holiday -Business Hong, Marian N ew ton.v ? were» MLsac« Jrene Brady,‘ Peachoa Lef* will be glad to learn of his rapid recovery, Sanford merchants are JubllàntJthl» R ed u tlo n , M arian Phljlpn. I Her, Linda Lefflcr and Mnbri B d w U r/;/!.’.' Death W| Isaac Hopper year over the great am ount qf busfnras Song by fiva llttlo jtirla.. * Tho dining-room w-aa' vt*tyi tastefully this year as reimps m l w ith former y^Ura Lum ber Companyti î A; Voj^ptr, s Harlem contractor; tf* • ■ tfcltntiojl, L ttd lc .Je bkln.-c, t.”1 dfrcoratpd Tw lth’-the- tyuà t Çhf)4‘trias ‘ jUfpWflWldbilt ^ ufr 'TiBM i ii w r T r t y t i ...................... ........................... amfel 1 in Mora, ■r»-■— jiuiug •: ■ ------ - t w ptscr w i ih è~tablé WiU ■ fenewhoWi of 1«od fwnier T y n m sn y tew d ero fth o T h iré ' Ctem biiJ/wTre ^ th e - çitÿ ~ tH » y /y.tk L —Vrd ti.c¡ |y,‘-iiiiii‘ J UkdlAji^cntrc f p \ ftialoifi}«, ‘iB abe of .ftat-hlehehi.” * .J TW IBaWc»)^died yrater t n u t l iig with T h e i ff raht - f t i nrt .^ - — iritlw and o u r m ere|uuita,are ^ " Soòg..8hlrley. ^ o p f . " x. * ! street» fax printing supplice for the new Horton- t h ÿ »tf.rm s .> whlta rose» and dainty upstaftu* fern«, day a t las hw*><V Wo. 165 W « t 1221 He had been »ulferiog for more than a •w dlni.gom l* eheaper t h a n any other citj* Brantley Lumber Co., of Clermontt Fin. j B>cltatjdn» DUikitt Smith. in which nestled four pretty vjol«t boùyear w ith Heart trouble.' He waa aixtyIn Florida. ' .. . ^ . Song by achool, -"You may ^ v jc -th » ' . toneiries. Ipybellx." '* i j ' ; • . - j; u ~ r^ ~ At the conclusion qf the de|Rjob» one’year* old.—N e* York World ST B o x « of candy W er»,given to ihe cfill" ■+ L, 7 OhahiV iijX ourt DklC-. •even course dinnor,-a|iè ctrnaliona spd L-j, -;** ,r „ r „ . C lreal/'Ç ^u rt' will not convene iij Or- dren of tho Sunday school and mnny^ roaes wen; pre«m |«d to th e ladles, and county bfith» lan d ò untili ‘iar.'ltary 27th, instead of others., after which the -Doxölogy aras the hosts pinned tho bontoniem a on wfnUr “ w‘ January î'îW h / Plen»^ remember the dreh o í thc'iCùnriffy sdioid end many their coats- T he pleasant occasion-end- private race track raejog events. châhfgdfn the date. ^ ■v ' - ad with a short Impromptu dance. ,-r ^ £, . * % r f ’ frill. * t >y% � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1912 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 24, 1912 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 24, 1912. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 24, 1912; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7b5ef3c8ed9c75b2a443f3cda6903197.pdf 9519e3f548054667ea7a9c47f1d3e453 PDF Text Text To ;do your Christmas shopping; and with oiir competition♦ 'smashing . At Jit-Ti** •. * /* *. »•-“I* At - m A , * JDji — k'k. V prices it is a pleasure to a)ioWjpur large styc^pf Christmas Gifts. the holidays we will have manju specials on salc* ,‘ w j gv* e>. ' /-• ' ' ' r * E i r > T C ! fT i L f a a i»iLr- '* .' i 1' V . ' 1'' "" '< SHOES-FOg CHRISTMAS • ^ N' ,‘ A mc^t acceptable Christmas gift for men, women, and children are neat/stylish’Shoes, such as Snow, Selby and Godman*make anid our prieea are not duplicated.: .■'¿'.’.O'.'* ■ * t ' ’I'»V u ee, ' ; V ** '* • _ — — • " - s n o w u *m e n 'S “S h 0 e s — ;c > See the Snow Arch su p p o rt Shoes, "Union Mafie,” special for this’week $4.60 grade, only:. ..... . . ...................... ...... _!__ Snow's $3.50 ShOes^j^b,' Russia Calf Patent Leather, Gun Metal and VicijKid, $3.50 grad?........;.............¿ l^ L : ...... .... LADIES* SHOES l . Selby make* the*c neat, stylish and com­ fortable Shoes, lace, also IT button tan. Patent Leather, Gun AUtal, White ,l /r * r a A f j Nubuck, $5.00 grade $3.98;' * S a t r -'M K CHILDREN SHOES %. I Our line (ft Uodman, All Leather Shoes for M i a n and Children, Patent a q leath er, Kid, Gun Metal are won-derftg value*. Special line this week ** See Our Window Display DOLLS-CHRISTMAS-TOYS C E N T S’ FURNISHINGS Our Toy Department has nearly everything imags w e a t e r c o a ts inable in the Toy line, including Dolls, Doll Furniture, (>,K m«1’®?wr*,w; Coat* ,,u*.k^ desirable Christmas /pc* c \ o Tea Seta, Stoves, Ball«, Butterflies, H ra W Wagons, CTS-ft 1>IL* "** •* 8te' $ 3 . 9 » Nullung mike« a nicer Christmas ;Ht lor men than Handiterrhlefs, full line of Linen and also SH t, at price« ranging from 5c up to .. ... .. .. . ... .... — FLANNEL SHIRTS Sj,*c our special line in men's navy, tan.,brown and gray Flannu Shirts. Wonderful bargains for this »ale ut 98c, $1.39 $ LT? and __ _____ ........................ i_____ ___;________ , " MEN'S OVERCOATS A Christmas gift that is comfortable and welcome is a tine Overcoat. . Oiir very special price* for tbeae at $4,98 , $6.98 an d ............. ................ ................... 1 -----.......------------------ --/IIOYS* SUITS Our line of Suits »ill help any boy to ave a Happy rialmaa. SiWHriAl new style* for the Holiday season ut H9 ;$ 3 .98 . $d.9 f and ......... ........................_........... ' See our i Knitted Tie*, C H R lS T m s TIES :iu>tw showingpf Men's and boys' Sitk aru ght and dark coluti, our special price eac! F u rn itu re For C hristm as WARNER’S The original guaran­ Ileda, Dressers, Sideboards, Wardmbes, Dining teed Rustproof Corsets F a b l^ Centre Tables, Rocking Chairs, Dining Chairs, Child's Rocking Chairs, Hall Racks, Book Cases, Roller are the most satisfactory in service and lit. AJ1, Top Desks, any of the above are Welcome Christmas the popular models in Gifts for the home at uur^fnv prices, v stoclii ~$1.00 • grade 33c; $1.50 grade »2.50 CARD TABLES $1.9« p i i .l o w h - • $1.39; $2.00 (P "I 7 Q Special v*lu* - for th* holiday* See our great bargain* in. Feather [dano finiah folding /T* •% f \ r > llow* of d l descripA A grade:.“ ..... $ -*-• • *7 Card Tab]« tacit H al >ns, special#*a)e Kluv ♦ M X ,,$3$.00. BUGS $21.75 Genuine Perth Axmmstcr- Rugs, 9x12 ft. Complete line of Floral a n d . Oriental patterns. Desirable Christ ma* present for a lad in pink, light blue, black and white, $l.f price thia w e e k ___:..................... .......... D 24 button Silk Gloves quality. Our special TWO 8 T 0 RE8 — 121-123 E H m STR EET FLORIDA �V. vir - B ögi %ta. U ■«-> v ----- ; C<v> •r *V tt‘J /">• * P u b lis h e d 8 e m l» W e e k l) r ^ f u e s d a y e n d F rid a y i M U i t on»>As* /-v S A M £ Ü H Ü ~ U h U J to tih U vm s ---- •M P b iro , plonioa / fnida 1», D i u m u io , t t t c ■ - ....... * . ■, , w ------------,.i~- ‘rfW® k-. . - NO a r m o r y in » a n p o b d F 5 9 '* - S l . S Stole Cannot pimi Binding Rullatole Kor« V,.* • . ,.J t+ £' BIG.MEETING AT GENEVA Hr i =*= THE CELElRY SPR • H ä 'i n ►«» WOMAN COMMIT, Hprightljr Little Monthly of High School iy ' " : 1-lfwaty’^ H e ty J . Tho *^éIcr>’ Sprout (ta the very latest S t . P c tc r s b u r f E x c ite d at S t ìu w l »jr uf_ •V journalistic stofU .rn'ianford ami taf a o f " F ìf tò l S hot-. bright fourpagèypaper published by the ' "*V Bqyrr*. DrhaJIng/Sodqtja of the Sahfqrd High School^ jT He paper *fcv filled" with m w m i k i m riir n o i t i n t o d a v | fur the purpose o( finding ■suitable buiidn o n i AI«. ANXIOUS MIR FACTS good.'mnthrill rHalla f to schifili life and SIAlt NtWs IN BUlfr FORM ST-rt ■» ■* - ■ * .» should ptdve'vejry popular nqÌ pply Fo ______ . 'A . fthg for an »rmopi ,*nd aftdr making** ,*t Ja the uridérgraduatm but to ,tlie Alumni ' u ‘: ( T V '" T A.’found that. 7* ‘ ' '• U '/.' thorough investigation invretigaiiim it It wie wagjound th a t. i. U triw ro l Jftitory Which P aw etO pef j.no building in thc.cfty. wouhf éon» up to The^ n End oi Orange Want* and, friends an dipatrbA» «ot. the High j^lmidi Event» o f a Day Clipped and DivUkOq >nit Thry . ' Stripped From Many Sources _____ - ' ' - ¿ O n f i o à U M i u u Ì K k . - . i ; * ¿ if r - ^ » c a t t a i * required. T h --p e p rx « Ä i* Oor^-RotaUr» ^ t w ew'erity-Four n t y Four Hours Hour* -If n o ^ - *lf «">* ' ^ t p o * to 1 f ; - r * ;• v . v* an armory the military company in this . vid«d the right kind of aupport ta e*-J_ Mra. Ruby I'fltrlck Brado»ahot herself T o r pea«; «onforence «>a In wealon cfty wilt probably m -vrr mnterUlU*. • County dlvWon.ia the question of the tended to the bojo, und a'giandi? over the but a short time today. The Turkish Mnjor Snow aUa had the comm Worm. hour and like Banquo'a ghost »HI nok advertising columrts of the December. through the head wllh 'a revolver (n the 1. dHegay* announced that fw*h Inatftif^of the officer» Oj tho no* Sanford c S p i-/^ * 11* The north end of Orange county issue would convince them *Thtat Saopqni odkc q( R. J. W. Taylor, wherq ahe'waa tionl had been dispatched friim'Cqrtafa'iv t paqy a# follpkv. i ’4^ ’ is discuwjnr this qUbaUwl pro and con trierfhants are not flighting’ihednlanC employed uk ft' stenographer .in the Cefiivtional -Jtank hutiding a t E t; P e - ^ ' . v -i tinopla ad?' .W .C . Palmer, V * rtVin» w x M . i i and are looking at it oeniibly .and uiacly ami that the Celery Sprout ¿vilBtdmfifvie ..... ;r by^apcclnl <\W| ; ■ ' eerier,’ .Mf • .therefore . - jourrimtnt \ n ti l Saturday ukun by First Lieut. iiinB.nir.fV^ii ----- * ■.. wus p.-*rZ; Moore, * ' uml from, every' a$gl«.. \Uke*tito people- to i^row Iqjo« irröng;and boaiitiful etqlk tersliu^ yesterday afternoon jihen ih* f~'( ‘ 3B Iy . «' htéh timp, thè dispatch«! hr¿wild feacn *. Will Hill. Seepnd Ueuti *' afSarjfqni they know that division ia th* and bo a* financial'** «ell u Z liternry street* wvre crowded *lth "CHriatrpXfi . i *, « . , - - * . . ■hoppers. -News qf the suicide apghedZ f ?i *'C! l&portYrnre xUrKjDt in th* It is n matter of extreme* regret that W*t way to get better*iW uvbut they, sure*«. • ■■. capiti^ fonighfthat thèvdvern- thqjdeh .............. _ of a......... military company~Vlll be wili not act hastily and they. wont (ft get 'oThr? following young gcritlcnien afe a(‘ quickly and created wild edrltemant- \ Hundreds of persons flocked -i*. |n.- and ' rarnt is instructing‘the Òelcgat«i to r*- ^diapelltfd after reaching this atage on a<^ ' every point on'both sides of tfift nucstion. tbu masthead:' ■t i * aume negotiations with the" 0 reek as welj count of the lack qf iudtaWe quarters hut At the request of'many of the good Editor,in Chiif, Hvrt Twtttahull;.^h- around the building in a frantic rush to aa Uio Balkan pieni potè iltiahc*. Tfiia at the present tirQc\then> 'ht building .people In the.Geneva àoctiin a number lotic Editor,'Wallace Groaby; Exchatttfe get Into the office - and hei the ghastly tends toward pt'ac^lts it had been Wnted|vicgnt gnd non* that w lffirneeV #».^ reprwentalye citlxen* Editor, Trtiney' Deane; Alumni Erillqr, spectacle of a young woman dead by her that the Turks intèndi’d to continue w'ar qidreinents. -» . 1braved th* cool weather last night and Hairy Kahneri Humorous Editor, Carey own'hand. No one «aw the woman kill for i that they could strengthen . a time so ___ii-------.,m • held a meeting tn the Geneva opera Wightm AjtvertiaiOK Manager, Harold herself and-ehq left no-note'of explana­ their arm/. ' '.T**! '• house. t • A-* \ larngTHiusirie*«. »Munagcx. Ooor^fi Mc- tion to show w.hy she had dene it. m .'ülljr càuorD p ^ ^ . \r *9o . b o o ’ ’■ Tlfc city, codnril met In regiilkr sroalon' • Hon. J. T. McLain of Geneva presided Laujfhlfn; Treasurer; Bundull yb.aaC; . ** -^'-The Governor’s mansion no longer • . .— —!— / — : *»^T I t *i* two hohrs after dark and snow-i Dec. ltffh. IÖ12, at 7:30 p. m : Treaent, as chalrtnan and speeches were, made by » *' ** “i ' stands empty, a solitary monument to imt'WheB the ‘Suffragetta army" tfwt ia : f . J. Miller, pWaltfen»: T. M, Rider, B. W Meoara. Walker, Brady,foraa-r, Iloaaoltat * Every Weef Hrldgr (Hub -è » Governor Gilchrist1# 'fihduracy in not on.ft* why to Alhany to tlcliver a mes- ■Herndon, ft. $timgis, j^ ,L : Woodruff and andfTlirwher^and a full discusalori waainM rs T. A. Neid waa hostiws oi tho huge* tn Gp kuge-tn .Gpver nor Suiza SuUsr.r. .marched jnnrched Into \\r jj Jifiinutes òf lastfviied tutti II., Underwoikl. UrHicrwCKHl.^Minutes of (lie ttie last’vited witl Indfltgw! Imlfllgwl In and nnd the faéts.iad facts.lod Every' Week Bridge Club Thursday af­ taking unto himself a wife. Governor .r— - - - j — .figures were laid before 1|hs people nt ternoon. Three Ubll4 of bridge were Trammell und family llhve already taken the CltJ yoatenlay, acarrely able H(Vdrag thè17 feet unotlrer step. __ Màis Itoealie _____ > _r m id tts k e d 'tlv e m e e tln g ,siim c lM in d r* d ib i> ir|tn » t,a t' played. Mrs. B. W. lK-nuton maife jvoKsfmion. Mr. Trsmrjvcl|'s move was that hi? was G. lonre. lender o'! the oi|*e.lhiotr. who for tlntt aome'.stepa b c-takcn-to itnj>rt»vc‘ tendance, * •: .. Y, » the hlgheakscore. and the prize, n hand- hastened I>eca use of occupying the resldencpin which Hon. two days hits walked with painfully b lU ^ ih r city dock! The mutter was referred ‘Th**jiplrit of .the ihonffitg wii* moat amio cljlha jardiniere, » '.terod fret, almost collupM-d when she hni t„ the huildTnk tfinm ittee and Mr. Per- friendly, which has boennho attitude ilf - After the conclqaion of the gVinrw of W. N. Hhqat* e x r^ ta w H\’e.—Tallaha»* i_ “7iltltJtflffh ^ fn ’i rrM rT tfi« im tel.~ ubcre-th ry ^^•'miTd^ d 'V n rF wTt t i ih e m ^ -m H ln rr n 'a 'l^ K ^ 'th g tta m im ttT te q d e a o ’ir a n i - ih t f e a h e A t tr Ttmlir. ttapaTegn^aklfifi. ASPjtwicties. olives see Note In Tlmei-Unfofi. ^ , o o;n ' * / atojijxd for 4ho itight. for Bte Improveirtenl and present it to the ing .th ^ eardphflef» and only fActs went. craekurn and coffee were served. Mr** 9-9 ** - • v umH, meMJbg. ' * *-v j *ì ' ^ *•' .' ‘ { Neal’s guests were Min* Margaret Hart ¡lakeland hfu formed u. Lakes Im­ . ililn Ih Ih LhV A iirOht^ly magtulne /of hoboes là tó be Moved .and seconded that* the-bida / o I-r HIk -sixnnit1 sÄlpS‘ thilt that th.i Ui? luW peotdc Ui^ ttCU (icvj of Orlando, her charming house guest, provement Association, life objects of biftilory bad.heard only th^ tiftàud» side Mr*. C, .M. Vorr»e. Mrs- it. L- Hughe* which ta to t?*outify l»ikes Mort«m, W*4rand Mirror. It ia proposed ta-hare a of tiie qqwtipn and were at *ea regard­ Mnr. C X). ‘Mcfjiughlln. Mrs., O. ing tK7 real aitdJlipn, luyne of them hav- Brady, Mr»- pfuae Harms«. Mr*’. G F. Sixty-foot ^driveway «mundi Lake ■Mor­ '- • 'v i a - 1' ton. They1'm ust have n woman's elvjc ,, , , _ , ...■ «.«acukd pevvp^e Jn^he ^ ^ K^rr><it. , aL„■ M S ■^fmgrrp-fri1 1 jikeiandrditbo Itmaii^t workers, k h o ;M1Hal aeseasmeni-of K. S, *Johnson for new county wouldTuvo to tnnTntnfrFIW n~cn’ on >lrs. Barrett •’ ^ If .• 1 ‘. « o n ' '-„VK I • . % », * . * , ' . ff. * « . 'ni*.n td lo/iUmber about 1,000,000 ,t he vetir 1911 1m» reduced (rpm $14.40 »et« of officiata and would pay twice, as ilf 3SNI ** a. y\jia* ^ ; A ran ferme* of fish men ta soon to ■l •Hliupping In Sanford ’’ v Aa : }p ÜSr UtÖted Citate?, »tilgte held Iryfiew ; t ^' $^20, If paid nt once. '^ p rifeL . much'lit t a w . a sta te m e n tth a t t r bruirà .i b - M o v e d mid Bvcotulpf that .th / matter ; »art! and abaotuU-ly unfounded- v l>e field in 8ara*ota-to consider ameod., I .» ,. The .'fuikjwing. U d ì« of OvlHo were O riyaw ^Jjlnyary ifk to Feltrua^y ''£< ' ' “* i\‘: > ^ Morw^hJo l.fiOf) ^re.ea|>ccted Ho a tte n d -tt- d u c in-g - t he-MSf-wment ¡A. qf the Sanford1. ' The Genova sect Ton has been ihm on ‘* ^ ■to _ ................own in tjie city this^jvgot taking advatiHigc iheht«’ to the preoent fish law* of itw>. 4 s e w . s ' _m __ a w ow lh w tlslT» Cwrifnci I.» Ks‘ '■'r . Traction Co, PeraypHl., be referred to rospy occa^Ons that Sanford ta *>illi 4» X -w A - ym ! V’ '* o o </ -'*>♦ ,*► st^tw; Mutiùue, Lw, .D*i}oto^,Pinollaà tj)»‘m otv every <iu»- lion uf Improvement of tüte many bargains, offered by ' y y y - ’ T h e fia ^ tiepnrtment ah&pled. ttiday }tho ftnaric- committee. Carried and .Iflllnborouf^g equiuy Asbt rnrcn, afw_;; v 3R!« “Hr* and that Uselr,intereat* lig-kmli t1te.fi*» f«>rd'a enU;r|trifinif.4g)«x<'luintat - ■ ’‘for th»: good of th* servjce,"-the rtsfg* / , — —"t— to bp Invited to ]aticml thn'meeting. territhfy ami the meeting ifot rqghtymly Dtttinn.of Ffrst Lieutenant.Bdward Kills, vH Dr.*McK»an Hart .-SIlQ __ _ M of th£ first imuino coys-, to tak^cIMel p r j . s. MeEWun had a narrow^ik- jilrongihened that Iwlief. s s Mr*.' F. I t^ V h c e iC Mrs. tt’. I. ¿JuJttn ■A iertlllrer pfaht l« to he esiabliahod', Friday. Elli.-i, who !* now in the marine capo from death in an automohUa accl-1 All of the .gentlemen who wwnt over hack, Miss Anna McCulJey, Mivt NVary at Live Oak and ihc'splendid phosphate harrieks, Mare Islnhd, (ulifornin. faced dent on Orange avenue q t eleven o'clock lfhom .this rKy were treated royally by Lclnhart. Misil Beftha I^ixon, .Miss Ireiyr which.1#-found in-surh abundance In th el-v.d ' .«w urim ak^lm t <Inirgt* nrfttijurc to pay .’last night. Aa ( f wa^- tljr piiysjflip >he Genevn people aftti ex|ws!*t freretfim ‘ ‘ ilnllLti IrtjJb, Mii^^Jiilli^LJA'ikk* H i w i Irtwvf tee lion ot tlicVounty wilt ha his ughts. X1 * * («coped whh his life, hut koxtallied Mvere~aC<‘ tvitifK dflij-. - - - ■• • us h Imlm> Tor making several ^ i •t* . Y '1 0 (1 * nnjurle*,-which ihcfiuIF» as frtr aa*lt ta »- p—, i • , Kiadldg Circle - , f<*rt|tizcr. , AdmirnlV Haiti Pasha, fotinerly Upo»'n at HiaTime, a 'frroken chpek berne^r! * CITY* ftLECTIOff -KIWrEJMlAY **v o o o • '* * ■ • ,j The Residing Clrcle'of the Missionary mintater of maHn* in the Turkish cBj)|n*i',j,b ro k en noao, a broken finger, ghd-a*-; »■ • The 8t. •Petersburg water works js»to wal kHled itv th f naval engagement Ih?- I ^ ous JacertHop* Of the face. And it taj.(V 0 .- Woodruff Wtipf Gut ».$W Th* Society of the Methodigt, church could be improved hy the atddlt|on of a dupli­ n 6t hold their "regular meeting Turodny tween the Orepks and Turks ofljheD ary feared that he m*y Iq*c an ftp . Posltlpa 6 f Alderman ' / » cate system of machinery. When these dtnefi*, December 13: This ta tfi* rff- - Tho a t ^ q t happewnl at.the tam-6f ‘ T bo/di^etecH oh for the purpose of a(tern«x>n. tn the church on 'account of Improvements are added the water sup­ porf rH^ivl,d'fropi a Ghwlf CapiHirt.'who th« «Venue, just sbutlr of.tho-JdglLar'hoql Ldeciding tho tic' vofo of .W.^Wt 'Aber* th«- work that is still being done op tho ply will I»«? in. excellent nindftlon. J< ■ interior-of th«-chuech and the practice of . has just.arftved (foiiv the Dfirdanellee. |)*uildtng. I)r. McRwlin had been for n i raffiy and V ,‘C;- W’oodnjfl.foT^ldormrti ■__ •» __sv . . *r*c the Sumlny school childe^n for their and miule through J sefni-qffirial agency. ra|[ upon Mr. GeWier and wo* reiurning''was h*1(I yesterday* JliJ desjitth.the busy Christmas exorcises. llargnln wA k In Sanford . \ *.—<-■ - . ■ home. ^ u ,t below thjv turn qf the ave- season and little fu » ,fco citizen» weqt A ctdj meeting of the Missionary so­ From now until after Christmas the M r Perry'«* l.relurc Itecilal nu*’ “V South street, hi* automobile col- to Die polbj an,l f “k< tl«ir ^ t e s for their ciety will l>e held in the church Tue day Kdwonl Baxter PerrV, tiu* blind piontat ■IldwJ on wflh *' ¿ F * 1 *»» J favorites. This al<fcrtn*tde fpce has afternoon, I^ec. Jl#tat 3 o’clock. It 1# rm-rcliant# of Sanford are M-lling good* at a price that will move their Immcns« of Boatoni hits been'decorated with the} phyaiejan'a nutomobile traVc}inr-.»outh j been rather close in every Instance »nd urgently necqitaary that every member stocks ant\ Sanford is attracting the IPVl»-. Croirf 'of Jerusalem hy hi* Uoyal High- "nd the swreper-Areveling nor^h- while buf little work was dorW by either of, tin g g ^ g jq ijjs jjd lg w jjjjf e r - 4-1j" liiudc frum~ull the country ruundabauL.__ WMg r riB ffro uy a» L tm itafi w p a h l ^ J ^ candidate n h e ir (ri.m u w^*-hweT «nd - —J-.----- ---------------,, ’ Tbi# city .is becoming most popular T- 4-ho ¡HffttldR hi« concert liT that city, trough Unwind s h W of the njacMne, the large vole wax a.big surprise.. When among tho peojdr whq kpqy«» bargain 'i Cameo tlu b ; » '•* the vote w as’counted U wju ? found that tltbr 6f tfiovalier do a MtiJuslhe. "I™< k the steerinr 'tbTel, and in-doing when they see one and tho» »hb h aw The Cnmrn Bridge Club wo« entcr--'■*> PnifiX' - -’v dc Lusignan fr the Ibieol• «n «truck one of-the Doctor a-flngara, 0 , Gi W«iodruH was'Jbe wfrtnrr J»V eight Thè l*en.-accustomed to paying exorbitant, tninid by Mrs. L; PHught* JVednf'day Ì dexrendtuit of-Jhat G u y tfc ‘ Lt^g«»« ranged upw ard and struck the faVe crash­ v o t e * . ' price« for everything In the merrhandlse morning. Two ^tables of bridge were '■ . ..f Following'ta the official count: With Jerusalem if) The 12th ing In the rh*7k. .. played. Mre. O, W. Brady made the line, have income regular custom er oh ly ta (ikelysthat the blqw from 'the * ■ -* 'For Alderman • . . . . 'century wf»n th at rity'wus temporarily . . . „ r «w .i_- - athy. .u taken frd m jh d M o sien ^ b y the Cru- tongire would have »men fatal, but for he. W. NY^Ahernajhy . „ ' - " . a . . . . , : . 1M htghoat score and will have the" pleasure Sanford m erchants.. Tourists - coming c . c . Woodruff -* - - w ;4 • : m of wearing tf»e lovely cameo btOdrh un­ here from the large cities of th r north ore aad eti • Tliei,u3gnaiw reifiried also oyer f>Sl ,h * ^ *'‘ ncf d *tler •triUn« ,'■*> f '* ‘ — „ -■' .Xc- JLsf . * til the next meeting of the club. -Mrs. agreeably surprise«! at the low price« on C>pieosjknd Armenia,^taking an eqjplre *"*' »«»¿al.—‘Reporter-Star. "NollA <■»„* Hughe* *gaweeta wefe Mre. C. M- VoreF, dry goods and cfothlng and many trsv. Mrs. C, O. Mcljiughlin, Mr«, O. W. cling men have remarked that Sanford again until the tMirth day of Jandary. Rrady^Mrs. A. F^Conneliy, Aire. B-;Wj merchants made leas profit on merebanIt was announced today..that a con­ hut also the guppoeed elre of the 19J3. ^ .v '* ' ■" of “ *bther Florida Herndon. Sirs. 0 . T: Sdimi. Mre. Robert ldtae.\han .the merchantx Garden of Eden, of. M^.'Ararat and the tract had been let to a Btrminghxrn firm ‘ On that date it wllj Ire rt-opened in i l l , , • , , rw wmj « ■ b e n s flt o f th * Newman. .. I * citigli The .buyer» gel the Tow « of J3aJ>e|.. Although the pnstenl for the digging of a $600,000 canal to the new quarters secured (or ip in the i Itow prices and tl)« city will be filled wdth Guy t]e Lusignan ha* no realm he ia «1- Rm from Xypal Palm Beach to Lake Okee­ imperial Theatre buildlpg, ;J ihoptters this week and next, taking ad*, Filed fbr Record waya. called Roynl Highness by the chobee. ^The/ dlich will 'bo forty-seven Books or magatines'1 which have been vantage of the reduced coat of living os mile» in length, elgvcn feet deep e n d , Books ormagM ll Prosfyer Colony Co. to Jno Strosnlder. Kreijfih who nckhbyvledge him only as the date* as will make exemplified by tire merchinls of Sanford. seventy-five wide artd3rjll be completed ^ flt ,uc_ lawful king of -Jeriuolcm, and h* h « »t t - "__’ them due for return during the Interval * Benton & Clark to F. C. Williams. Alleo T, Parish to OUp. Wrissen burger. • . f -F• \\ - , * disposal lhrev,royal Order*, the Order of by’July 1. r .. ?, x. between December 17th and January ' ■ --ttl Moore Is Promoted ' Otto WpÌalenbnrgèf and wife to Clara Mehielntv OrtRf of the Hword and Order 4th will not incur a fine If returned on Mr. E, C. Moore, who was a resident 7* ' of S t Catherine.of Mt.-Binai, which is : A Hint for 191S Plfflllpd. . '•:* > V tB .L -rS e ii January 4th. of this city for several year», going to CD, Kis/buck «nd husband to Geo. the ohltart military' order in existence.' Perhaps you esnnot reach the $op The annual meeting »ill.bi* hvldJn the Hanford about tan months igt> to taka •All oFthqih? order* date from thd-tirpe of , 'Perhaps fbur burdens are tto great, hew- roOip Thimiaay. January 9th’, Jp.lS: J. U B a r:, ’ . V ’» t S ' W the tfuaadfirignd the o/der Me]usine And it may.he that you munt drop Allintere<tsd are UfipBJo.attftid. Mi tósi V ?eflto?K<i] on!/ upon artist# ami literary Out ctTllii'YIiJna ind loie to tare. . t»?pnengrefn to AiDflt J, itot»- ■ama company«* manager held hy M r.^ Gqy Empio, «ho goes with the Orlartdo TOTOfiabBr Company. ^Ttitr 1» tn the Nigh I n|tqre ol a"decide^promolion for"Hr.^ (Mr*. J. H; u m ilia ‘fire ntmul lour 1p^haps. just a* you say, your task Moqre, who his held a warm placo in tb». • . _ _ : Th* .Terrible , her* miuq* jNÄ b«T( . . « e « » w u^ghivertng rrowd io L - J« far too dimeult for you, heUrn of Orando peoplö.~rReporter-. ... ■- • . ‘Roston-Mfrahocri! ' ’/ V 't h e eml of French avenup, wh^ry a Jrgnw^l’lun, it*» too tnugh for them to ask * ä m f i \ r.«r rvtitif. tmd milfl (frffS Sanford- A tusfi'O ub ^Sy.-pljat yex houat' ocdtipled h / i fiegro J a ^ y * S B r _ One o’f your frniT physique to "do. ' . v . ____ zr* - *** The Music Club will hold th«-ir regular money vcz wantjal? -V .., m JÌf V ^ 1,0,1 And it.may be that you must fail, Reroembat thi dite ot Mr.-TUrry’! «■ting j it life studic of Mia. Fannie 5«’ Dintay—Oi'd ¿e after goin7-to‘ me to the'delay fh turriluj; in an alarm the i And few will know th* reason why; , io*eting<ai Jtofiiim of the Hanford Objc hwidwsy ¡JCtum it will do. no gomi tq wall, ______ MutWon'Saturday afUTnoon at 3 o'cloq. t ie A*nu*ry Srd,. . /* I" % and th^ImusCi s-tq» :,bm vt'(ji-stroycd: , Why don’t you buckle in and try! HTs. J. IITiloum r rank S5E ••%yci«k • �. . « t u r n JOTTINGS U lm ■Mrs. Beggs of TttuavfUda A t guest of fa«*bef alater, Mrs. PsitkbalL . Ml Psjrnt Daniels is borne fçr a iter day*. Mr. end Mrs. Howard mjvdJDlln Haward TjrOjJedo wsfs a pleasant party at- . I mpsnled by Mbs B«Ue Elehoer. Mr. and Mrs. Monte of Valete. N. Y., a In Geneva again for tfi&rfntìtÉ* Mrs. Stepbeqa .ol ApnJord'eod Mna a treat success. The hall was very at­ tractive with its decorations of palms, vinca and-colored bunting, and the tally tneata of Mrs, Jtoi« m u lestweol dseteM booths did credit to the decorMr. and M m A. J. Pry afld t atdta.' The fancy wort booth had a of Baltimore, Md.. will b*V pre^y diaplay of ; needlework, fancy guests of Mr- and Miai Henry Bt j- Mr. Jacknon and Mr. Waiters Land pere in Geneva a few daya Mat ley, Mnà Georg* reterà and Mra. Adams.' watt, and very.klndly patronized our In the gingham booth, prwdded Over by bataar. Mr, Musaetwhlte also- was a Mrs! Curlett,, Mrs. Wick* and .Mra. Fsnoy Crockery Novelties • V .ti. » . . P in c u s h io n » Profraaôr McKlnppn-of Orlando vbrompcm, aprons and everything useful that could be rnais of gingham, also thf Thursday:' two quilts made, by the society. Tijr c^udy booth was ttjc cetiter of attraction. with Mfanes niaMhfa PattiahaH. Baile were klao edld from this-' booth. t W trmlj bat which was 'looked after -by /fTePayne UtOrtela, furnished lota of «port si for ths little folks. ' 'At on eead of fhs hail was a loot, prettily decoratad, table, from Which sandwiches add hot coffee were served durinf ths evening. The lad Awjn yhar^e of the rafrahjbant tablet were Mcsdamty Speer. Daniels, Greohanj, Worthy^. Taylbr. Harrison and J ..D . , Peters. •Wlfb .the exception of a few articles everyth! nt for sale was disposed of. The ladles of the society wish to thank those present for reapondlAg *> kindly. They ibfl wish to .thank Mr. - McLain for contributing lumber for the booths, Mr. Curlett for the use of, the a e w m a n e t. *** Comb and Brush Mi Mr'. Han-lip, ■* . Toys ^ « p a s t «ulte and C osts '■ - -, UMbrellas Lui pepper won the firn and rfatee tor packint fruft {n the Co. contest in Jacksonville. Wg has gone io Sanford to work far Chase A Co. \ X ,.V; 1 1 . . jyv . . .f ,V MOORE'S STATION ' Tbs Christinas tree and entertainment will taka place Christmas eve. Every­ body Invited. ■„ Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Gormly had a big turkey dinner Sunday, Christmas din- which lighted the ball beautifully, Mr. Worthy, George Ta> lowland* Perry Tay­ lor for .putting up the boothe and Harry Phillips for liis artistic assistance in dec­ orating. About' One hundred dollars was taken in. Heat wick, sp will.be • able to'say*how much .w^a realised. Mr. and Mrs. •=|ULahr, Mea. Patti■hal^ and Mra. Adams made a flying trip Smith to Orlando lest Thursday? Thanks to Mr. McLain. . The many friends of Frank T. Gilbert of Buffalo, N. Y w i l l be aorry. to Irani of bis death, which occurred Decepiver 4th. Mr. Gllhert owned a gray« and winter home in Genev^. |g ‘“ MlTind Mr«. Kü5èe of Chuluota have!Si iNDiAMmma home? it Hire op Hunting MPA P R O P E R T Y U S t o Swat In veefm ent In Florida in'Johnaón ar* killed Saturday by Id Christmas is.here aàd other’stores;- ’ Gall '•a* I goods,' from Hair Pins to Opera Cloaks at in |i put the prices according to times and ¡tta* y We are going to reduce nur prices f •fit of th* Xmas Holidays, during will place on sale e44dnch .blue woo], a 1.50 value, during this tale our «pedal price for this foods will be, per yard.. ^*...1....;,..^,..:----- ... t the- Busy Bosto&' Utore just as. (well as how you a complete line of: all. kinds of a. .,sr » 4 .» « r • . far« I %t ’' • prices -I our line ef Galatea for Hunting* iad 1Jflrirta, a 20e and 26c value. stV a ^ . Kia) price for thia goods Me I M A iTf our lull litu* Of U l k mIM B IÎ mI Our if 1.26 .value ih Meaaalfoe wn^JTafeto Ik in all leading ehajat wiO in order to give our , vlady . vcustomers 7? - art up: h ’<4"*» , * to date fit call and aee Also Liar□ llsnkrrchl«fa at,'e*ch per yard Fitting Coraeta which 1 r Be euro you supply your A m u ,! large quantity of liUCk Towtla. Theas will be sold at aapeclal price. n f tf 1 *m frtr VI f l^1/ ¿1 Underwear, ffo will place on .sale • at the amazing price’ of 41«^j t e and up to- lid Xmas • Do not ml in FIaxon, a our 25c value, ll value at per A (ull^Une of Boys’ Capa, 25c and 60« value, duriog thla sale opr In, p le a sin g , our due turners full line of Whip Cord. We are rioting a full line of Ladles* Sweaters. during the you get your Gingham at our boltwhich we will place on tale, t oyr spesisi price at per ' M d * SHOES! BHò^intDÈsnnrotat. at per pair than the Box. Call, and sto ,yM buy your Christmas Hh<* per yard three fine bolidaym we « ader an up to date Work �• <i • ^Wgl «ÀNrftgBJICKAHi ’ +1 \ 'V. t •• * W vM . ■ a E X ! ■ K E i u t o G a u tttle ta — A ll L e a th e r s ' ■: . - l ■ P m . , ■ lit - [m a * m 1 1 NE 1 ■ ■ # W F % ew. Lot Shn iw P fiE S t * » .6 0 t o $ 2.50 yertoats—Rne Weather For These. D a t h R o b e g .- A J I W o o l *Jf4;5p.tm $6.00. / ^ l o t h i i i in aH G r a d e * a n d P a t- ' M e r n s l l 3.50 to $ 25.00 the. Mouse. • lity aB Wet) as • liü f a ; '* TVesa SiUts—Every Man Nebds , •*-^One -$35.00 to $50.00. Everything in Med’s and Boy’s L aìiicoat» • Very Serviceable at luits for Business T-be VoUr town Santa Clause. here Is a H^awiriJ^hy You Should Trade.With Us. y V . , TT mbre11an- Quite a Good SelecV AJ tlon-7$1.00 mid UP* V E » “cy Tie Sets—Tl JT to.M^tch, $1.00.up leathers $1.50 to $2.50. rjo siefy -S ilk U sle-A ll Colors f*25c and 50c, Silk 50c to $1»50. , Initial Handkerchiefs.* Pure Linen G i n B o x — $ 1,£ 0 t h e B o x . T \ r a l i s e s a n d - ^ u i t ; : C a se « — All V L e a th e r s a n d Siz^cs $ 1*50 to $20 ' \ jL T o q i S w e a te r s - - $ 2.50 Teweiry—Pins, Collar and Cuff vJBattons, Tie Clasps, Watch Fobs W Tròosers- To Help .Out the Suit. Styles and Leathers, $4.00 to $4.50. • * , ook in Qur Show Windows— Numerous Xmas Suggestions. ~ any UsefUl Articles-Suitable for Presents. . ----- - ‘ - »-V .« • - 1 L M E A S T FIR ST • i.v>V . - S u it s , S w e a te r s , E tc I*. ** — ' : i SANFORD; C. T. BLOCK FLORIDA Number eF Coed Thing« to Be d e o il tu t m u * t ' n \ ' — n n u m ro rer *■ . . * — -v o r. ■10 notfo*' o n » i on g * »» « - accov.v.r s 00 ’ vS re t i l l jO»r>M. p t’r o i l r e n <. îrifiçjrn. tre Of LES BARR Of SANFORD w « # k ;, Harry. Duvall*« HUc S h o w VtawH"* high ciaM vaudeville: and ttt V~I com-' ROSES, WMr saiPiak.it* WISuNgw"AmU •dy. inirodudn* good ^nger*. dancer*, j AMERICAN BEAUTIES .......... 'UÀ* “ * rhmedUftft, ,new and.- rfovel specialties, and carrying their owp banif* and or­ CARNATIONS, WUW, pink. . . OM “ V chestra Vi11 arrMi In their owt» car CARNàtl^ H ’... • W • " M Monday anrf:fi»ItA posaraciign of the Iron u r op thé v x u É ïT_ u a » pfrial Theatre where they will hold forth i EASTER ULÙES^.J'..._.™__. « ta * vK during the entire week changing their; entire performance each night. D u-1 double vioCets vall’a Band -wilt give free band concert» : every afternoon and. night during the j Price* f. e . b. u p r t i i ' o f f U * h « ri week dti the straeta, and the musical program rendered during each “perform­ ance by the orchatra »111 prove n treat * . * to all lover« of good music. . .. , In a c t i o n to the apedaltln of the performer* the regular program of pic­ tures will be presented. and on Christmas night the special two reel, hand colored feature picture, “Rip Van Winkle^* «dll be shown. Thie ia of particular internet Plumbing and and beauty and la weil wofth going mile* . " I w m under tho treatment of two doètpcs," writes Mr*. R. L Phillip*, of Indian Valley, Va., **and th ey 'p ro ­ nounced my cam » very »tubborn -one, óf wbroanly w tak m I w as oQt able to »It up, when I eommencod to take CirduL ' : ‘1 ’ ; : 1 used It sbout one w eek. kefor» Ì U w nitKh c h l u A "flow , the severe p a i n . t h a t t t t d ^ c n In my side fo ry i has gone, grid T f o n ’t fuller at t a t I ant feeling better thgn ‘In a long time, a n u \a u u io t spéak too highly ol C à r i c i * MILLS-The FLORIST, ln< - . - »‘ *. ■ ■ «- rU-.." •- *, * 4 If you are one of those ailing women w h o lu fltr from any of the troubles e o common to women. - ' , ; Cardul { ft’i i. haillder 6f womanly strength. 1 Composed o f 'p u r e ly , v ef«table IngredlinU;, If. acts quickly on th e -----CtYWHHttl**-. night/till more attractive a tomi* eiidee, ¡Uu.itrating, derno« çf AH W ork Jtec e iv ef M y Peraonal hand T— .1 .-.T i. . , ÎH J.t Jeruaalem'’ and .V the- C Holy wllI A ttention And Beat Kfforlg preernted. Each of. these aUd« wlli b*> r*plained u ahown and the point.-» uf Teiepheae N*. 23 inlereet each pointed «ut. out. Alto on interest in (each Ch/Utma* night, in Addition to ilie other good thing*, there ia a ipecUJ “ Act *'“\ of hadd painted alide» ill nitrating that rtv ular Christmas poett “Tbe 1Night*, Be^ fore ChriatmajL •• TV_____ There are. a18 ¿idea Ih.thi* aetand they will be thrown on the •cteen aa the poem I* «ad ì , Mr, Kerhalt U offering ten-ticketn for ILOO; ticket» good until uaed/ and,will be accepted aa cash to admit purciwwer» f i' - Oppoaite CH/ Hall 1■” • -■ - . mm - * ■ - i tq anrrrgmgriTTfnite tdTldFÜUdf,-,^riT are made to f ve resulta—hot to rnii at a low prie*. The difference in the cost < g good fertilfier Over g cheap ope w;li more thàn be miT yield • — ______ , r.: ... ;— . .» -■ -------attention p> every detail, T>rom»tmM alwaya, and a £ our curtomer*' wiahee hate helped to make ut and our re—the Favorite brand* ia »uch groat demand, __ ; famous ft wiU» «ach dollar punffaaâo 290 vote*, fog the wheel will lx- given. No -rotes will ba pamod out «taring the rota of thia Wtak, but every 5c »pent kV the bo* of. Am will eouht aa t vote.arid will bo ciut <111111111 a•» Wc have . iim ilcj .upply Spaulding RASS N o . 4 Seed P quioc, to offer Sanford Grower,. This,stockvwa* grown^cipccially for seed and it guaranteed to b£ JTrew » x « t . » n o m « . ! l y ^ - n « . d Wi , i . , ^ . p U c c . n a , dcra with tit ahoiild^.do w> l^i(Xa Daoarntia r X » h . JACKSONVÎLLÉ, FLORIDA meeting of fbe af the fawtaed Light ppaf t will be hcld arth* office of Om»« an supply of tòod V e d i* » 0 7 li railed. ' ____ / S “ • Monday^.ianimrÿlff^ipiS, p. m. w-., “» * . V . e . P A C E , L ocal A gpnt a .. ** * - .c - * . . -a.7— î - F ï! CHRISTMAS WEEK ' AT IMTCRI4L Shipped Prom ptly B[Tr [ - m: STR EET , 7 e a io u s F. H. RAND.tprrok W k :- SgnfprdkWtaAp E L g O R Jjg BLOCK SANFORD, F LORI p A * ’ i*fc| �'e • [ v - . - . . . ..................... •------------------ ••• V • ■ • • ■•' v# -,.^1- m _ raac > y g am r w H fa u r i r - * * - . Sanford herald inr ud>uon>tnUs-tobecause Btac* abe tov» heavyM burden " - ■> -, j A ;V . •• . . --------„ ui so. ’ * V ‘v :* 5 ' *.'• * > , T Wqaa«rfm Hiere Show U No» Gota« On ia¿ tvwv XftmUj t e fride» Montos Br And yet there U a nigger iu the yoodOpeft from 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. fied Mff4PrB)VI WüTWjffffli WW.TUfftoTThimi; uíurturmotivrrdW^ th» Mangante Wnndm ■. Tfr'dr'l i- »VÎ Ì _ D e c ^ w ,2 0 t m < vr- r* ; f • * - .-1 .Inflft. - L.*d»}. r , • .T ‘ __________ e-rrtiT — i» i i* ni» ve» ' 1 lit *—, J , r.¿»!i old —1J »lauti liba it «k* fuvlu O ffri t kink • klan UW lantern 1(Ím».VwM about the aaÁJ cam«.>ín'nna dtf¿tehodg,'.íjitr kigh: alsoIVilil Wlld'Went * * - .i. ■4 paign bring mad# by Orlando teWng.to jSwhiblta, &Juth Florida Wild Rqcoôhs y. M. rurnta. and the King of al| Snakes, $ fàot Itsttler, => caat aaparaloni upotf Sanford undaK the r:\ •eater te tte frise. *3.00 a Tear la fula« of_ tricadahip for tfi* people of f the wildest analtas in existence epught in Handkerchiefs The common sense of giv-. ; = a 55= the nwamps.pf Florida. .» WFIM I..IMSdnford. * . „ r ¿¿<r; -’ 85-atp4 -.-.-P P . a,,penders IriB useful prcfefnts at this m m » .h. « y » é t i S S i ¿ 3 7 5 1 W * « **p* do . <Vllh« the•% . * • dlvklon $ * » « \ 908 rat Street. no thing cour^y ,.é TOctml Tha people of the north end are the di* . ..................... . ■,■ . - , i 11 ta aihéa*» m»«i t ‘ ^ n^pri*r^ f season of-the yeariBSp ;! ^ •ju^wilad viaiontaU and they, aré dividine the c©.ub' ' . « a ; « * aa ; ^ • . v Umbrellas apparent that the prac- . . t UlM ÍainatU*. ty because they hâve a'legal right to do Acsêf Ma&fc M . t«7t ao and the dividing wtll-be accomplished ■-■-r ■ .. ;t*lt------ , ■ ¿~7T. In-open daylight before the eyes of t¿é “ "W * r V , multitude, nothing concealed \jp our Ah Legal Advertisements U sier This DEN .MOTIVES ' **«•*• h° ulteriore, eaterlor ò» In- Heading. Three Cents ■ Line each Issue For Rent—Furnished nrw rooln cobim S & i M r ' k «nM-diU, tags or will sell tha furniture. Box 4^3. Hosiery cies we nanaie can oe a w m * w « * M M ~ «od «. á S t r City. • ¡M-otp iN nW hu .toy m p M « f (or m u » r ’ " ” ': !■*•.!£ Garters ' utilized for this pur\ y e r Rent--A wall esUbliahed board• «ml («II bacii upon Ih. thinly vtltol b „ , | , i, twelve romps and bath, partly . - Nice teim J jr ’genUemen threat to the prohihltlonlata that if San- *'*. ........’« I . « » « * . Collars p<*0, ' •Cor. SixtJ. St. and . Laurel ford eucceeda In dividing the county'the y7>vvWtiAT IS T W ^ N h W B ^ * . T • tin . 1 a ,.,. • W. t ™ m en’s 34-ttp Shirt« We know ..........................~ Tbarf I» something radically wrong iMhr territory will be< wet.r T b f' ^ --------- ^ • V . . . . *x’.* • For Sale—Grocery^/tsed and general rai anticipated anticipated by u with the stesa opdm*H CorsWhg the v . . . , meni waa by The The He .■>‘___Shoos.. .* Q knnn utCLnta axw). urill. hi> ■■- Í . -.'»-itSf*- iw .. v;ahtôand*vîiJtb«u^f^Oi^tee Wf+4pu* Good reason for selling. Art' Belts 4. . • , arlad tn -ñàsòist nA¡Ht' ■•- ' ’• glad to onatrated to tha aaUafaction of . our state of Florida. This aeadon has been dfssn •'Orocery,*' cars.of Herald. 34-tf . * f ^ -, r r- f P readers that not only’had the north and ■ racotd breaker to the m a tte of weather, •/ For Sale—Block of flve well located - Caps '7 you in your W. Always carried for local option but'aa- »h«r» btla* no cold wwather recorded in city Jot*. -Addrif« JJw nor, Box 1287. u t «n . • . - e - o 1 elated Orlando' as well. the north ^nd many othe$ t e t e . f___ 34itf ■ ^ r:* s; eAl ei iel el Io • : ? ■a m v Hats? " -À The fteporter-Star aUtet that there Is were able to grow winter regeV •,HFor RenSffTen Iroom house, w*»l. to­ ted. . A. P. Connelly. .82-2»«. . g f i g always an idterior moriva /or, aountyl f « » •» * * * * * * * * * * * * * ««ni«« 1«* For Baler-Poland.JChiosSrood Sow. ; d lv b fe n W th st the bood lsar ofizpo, !10 áín c* rtmpetitlen with Florid, ,W. E. Squires, OsmeronAdC "St-M* >v 000 will be a dfbt-im Hie h W couritV *nd 10 A,v» St. Johns Hotel— Roe% \ and i ■ ‘ the arale. * *JJJ Homelike . sccommodstlonF'ioi-Jt and th.- editor either,knew it was , - Thi* s«oun» In part j« * /iie boarders or transients. Good' table. false sutetnent or be Is too Ignorant tp low price on the early leí toce ¡»“ w T K * : know anything ¿bout Orange county «**>• » would sejount for it wire it For Rent-Six roqiPVqttye with ¿R .. nof for the feet that lettuce seemed to be modern improvements: 407*-Pa)m*ttd : • • There will be no debt of 1200,000 on ^ n)rin« * I # **«• «n many northern avenu*. Apply, to* Mahoney at Fernaid Have. Co. * * . . 7 .W f . •t i. MOUV. Cdltef THE AGE OF PRACTICAL GIFtS ' ». . & fw e 'i V w s ■ • I' , . c‘Ulo^,r*«*- n9***P+ at th* Herald offle*. Will pay 2 cents per po'uqd. ■ ford district Is just that much ahead of *umm*r ,n ,OOKea “P. ule for Bab Cheap—For in* | SANFO RD Orlando In the progrmiv# movement for V * ,n t»»®locwl storca of Jackson^ Mich., r »Ofl'fOAfll l •^« * *.”4 l " "« «■l**“ ,.U nM, w tu pv. in speetion apply to John C. Edwards, infl 1LflMQB •EQ BUMr M M)| :ia-tfc , r waw of the residents of the county ^ t .' " * * th* Isrgert grocery storm them Cekry gvenue. 234848485389485348533091535348234853235353532323 For llent—/tooda for light houseIu 1821 Florids .waa divUsd into twh thV f t P~Pr<*tor ws. paying keeping,-910 ,‘Av*,, comer 10th Sri Aiuiffiis. In 18^2 twomcMwverwi^ddtb “ ' * !•« : F or' R en t—• Tried land on share*, fight acrw at loading station, one-fourth and from that time until the prteot Chlcajo. ^the wonl coming here stated of cropa f. o,. b as land rent. *VJ. W. there have been new counUm fo m te at »hat Chicago tlutted with ’owell owner, inquire of Walter , 28.U , : : every seaalon of the legW atum., frotn'JMToM» and other poinU. Hayperi* Herald Office / • for »ale. A good strong heevy mule . V Are ri>ey fori^d for ulU rior^U ec,?; w •Wr-TE^worth «Utoa that the Mtum nquire of O. W. Bfsdy.,brnrdaII nnd Ccl*•' r !* H avm good Orlando friend* .*ould hnnglng |3,80 In Chieago-waa lnfarior er> avenue. ' , . r- v . . - mu If.ifc a-few moment*- to copfider the ««1 could not compare with tha F o rR e w t-fim sort*, well; tiled, otx they Could dearly diacCrn dia» Sanford product, being vegy sn ^ l hm f-:¿arw=uEgfiklc*ti.ma»a> 6 .tUod> 'Also 5 nSural growth rdf •■¿py 'state arid ¿»d m y - f t and leaf^ 1 5 ^ i a iS S L phone W..A.Minnlck.Camerún Gt>. 94-tf V etpedllly of Worlds when It Ibdru. of thr*' ’ Now‘ ,f 00 * < * * * * & y the Chicago For 8*le^-Godd 9400 piano almost * • largest and newest s u t e to & devd- [«»***" ***** hr mid to 6v and Sanford new. W1D mil foC 9129 cash. P. R \ - joped, would demand thal'ma'ny-o f tlie M ^ ^ .^ h n o ^ lid g e d this season to be Shuroah, w*vt Side.\-.oir~,4 80-tfc Wt>. art* sh o w in g c u m p lo ie s t o c k f o r m é li .a iu l la d Isrger^unUre be d iv ld stf'fo rre^ s too Wanted—Order* fbr fine froet tiroof, I^ cabbage plants, all varieties, <1 20.-per See our line of-,;•; -.■■■>., * *% - m• W Í-V tjA # • -dMtaj / tl *■ ÿ »If * 4 tM' • wa \ 1,000; «heapePlnMan;, r Iota. Rariafaclion guaranteed. F: S. Cannon, .Meggett's. S. C. J1-:tltc question-the - » .... _ . , „ „„ Homestead rialm, lH5 acne g«x»i land; motive» of Orlando in trying to-’pwVent %wt* I,nH *b^ ,t Ü" ^ : » K r 0"*" 7,000 turpentlnk trees; four room bouse; -division and the áotiiity officïi|ls in trying her* ln ■»* *» othar parte hi lake froiitrbpat,1three cypress Incuba« - to retain as much territor/wé' p eteb fc^ Florida w-em gtUing together and bufld- torwi niarten «ssh_prioe. -Addrese O. C. Cooper, Osteen, Fla, ^*.r. 81-7tp; . . , boUter up Ouîr fern. !««.•» ^ PUnl centrally lo. . . FEÉT FITTER* Land lor rent for potato crop, 96.00 T l» « U hio ulterior mojfcfcgbrothSr, whtr* VI* ,U b !" lhat an ácr», n*«r Rand's Siding, Hanford. T elep h one 6 9 Sanfjûrd, Florida J•* *+ . 'eithêFlnShe north end tryktg to dlvWe f g j »° *Wp ™«W ^ «tomi untíi.the' No. 8 3 \ 4 tll8 t, Miami. -81-lOtp 1er* or in the .outh entf trying ]p p r f x r m j * *^**¡4 Wsnted—On# to 'ten' acre« right 1n village rsAr hotel- dr. rerideáti part A.fMi •----- è « r i B p —— ' Let us look at the matter sqlinely a « i m*rTT^ . . >^ Send- location and price..* Edward Up­ dike, Hempstead, Ne*¡ Turk. $ l- |t p '* fairly and honasUy and*eut ouVthe-uW . ^AS>C1NG FOR SOMETHING ■* - - - - • Uriw art« hidden meaning and fUjTti^e W h ^ .lh e government U appropriaft methods. . ! -.v .., s-lag funds ahfl developing inland watsrWe |ire equipped to handle your repair ‘ Vv »y^5» ÿ ‘jr^qSnjibed Machine L fiaregá BoT County' division sfmply means t b s V 'S ^ '^ h y net-ask fo!.an appropriation work. •' t)rs Kranà. K*-Comml*alon»r of IlaaMh. 'JP r-H ef■*#% « # arel» know« ak)n rtW ^ , frl-48tf. % .**“ V * # 0 '* & • •< * * end have^rowis Ui fcnnect,lhe BC 4«hni rivfr.and the ear«: **Thsra U auneet n o raiatlon >•« V —- ’claltst wnitas: "l ent convinced that ike' Bring vour old lire* tu Sanford Machine akin dTseaSee iiio .-r -Tii«r .41.0.0. ti.Û.D. Irrasaiptic , itrong enough to demand a county u( their KUdnimre river, •using the chain of A Garage Co, for vu^antxin*. frt-48-tf ,ttweak .n 'm -------L Jcurvo H ee<t Hthe i M otePThsr 'r t.c r tr tte Is m Jnueh A e p te 17 e u s t bs tbrough tbe skill Tor «viti t e for ¡ Kj ¡m terlM ■ t sklnm uat be curio tbrougli the akut ror reaeipwa rttro.st t*« qulhilie-» F ; 4 own they have nothing In com- u t ^ .by «ay of Orlando? YeseeU ¿1 The germe ijuiat he washed oul. end eo jia v# Win prcHrihln* «ha l> D.DTremadv-,' • ■Loot—Ladles’ oblong. gold brooch W-,. r - f 6i 0 ttn *> * * * * ? ] lig h tdiifUAhàki then haV* A.splendid with -artje th te stono setting, Return • ' * * • *«Qth «K» »nd especially the Or- è f e d r e ¡it* *1* the fit. inhw , th* lakes.' to Herald oftlreand receive reward. 3A4c lando contingent fight against any dlvl- Trtmftfmwv*r /t e , O W hobee end tbs aiou (pv the simple reason that they do CkJpo^W hee r i t e U> the Gulf of . nfat wlah to loee thb territory. -. ^ „ l e a , n it only affording safe passage, U thert any ulterior, motive or v t e o / * *“ dry in th^t? The Orlando papers base ell tbefejargumsnts against county division on’d a i y . j ; » ^ »JW B V N I I ,,- » f r subject of -high tay« and yet ths south ^O lvaW lnter tfseden the ' end will have nothing to do with our ,n*8f •** »nd ■ slke .from It aind/ugRen county taxas and ir t taking a mighty intsfte f t i .® tributary to It and; 1 ottr“welfare « thl* lata dar. -(* • » • » •* * * ete»ly.—Winter Garden They cite the building of a new eOilrt T*1®*house when a new court houae will be G° lo I t brother. We have reserved ‘ unnkceeaary for’yeara to come,-and yet that space for your nqw county because Orange .county at the preesnt time if *Jg'ioimw,-Winter Garden would be a eager to apend a bunch of-the tax payers' «unty >te» t e n s daymoney qn a large addition to the present -»/ . -.-C .., court houae. .( Nv4 n Any ulterior rqoUv. In this? ' ' - 'Tho A n u X ^ c t in , of tb . stock hold ¡¡g The Orlando contingent and the laker m of-^ e First of ■ft planets that revolve around the county] , seal, make statsmewU-everj d*y atWJT Irt .Sanfdrilj Fla., on the peciUtd ths awful calamity division would iork '°*r Tuesday In January, n 1919, f t ter oVIock'f f on Sanford *uul >vt they Irt wtlling tu v » V r r .rso n s« * . s & fx m 8 3 & t •• , aaaums thW awful calamity of a court J ) u u Cashier. house in the city of Orlando and no nnef < In Oriamlo has become bankrupt «a yet free! Free! owing • to thw proximity Tof this white , andgetaj . ‘i '-.s •' ft ailvrr cleaner. If Orlando and the contingent territory Laulln, tha Jewxler, 102 W. Flrstf is afrald of the court house bugaboo Han- *F ‘COZY .WOZZY” FELT or. KID Daniel Green's‘‘Comfy”!FejrSEMitrs for Eczema - » - y _ ^ i j • f r . ^ _ tsrts’^fü iü s ssxLxsz lpük ™*"■w «*£»» î5tfe 7 ,r : ¿ k t "" T o n i will u S e aai<I c o u rt l i o u * - o(i hands and I •* . =*vvrSâr\ «H----- If court .bopte SWT countjnweta ar« - Thf annual jhettlng of atockholdsn such' an awful 'gxp en sfto the people of the Sanford Building and Loan AaapOrlando ought'tQ hs.tklded to death ai dation will be held at their office over the thought of HanfoCd relieving her of Flrgt National Bank, 7:90 m. Satug«... January ,-------- •1U b .lilk ‘W Of the burden, i 1* day, Uh. 191k Nq ulterior motive in thaL^. x. • ,< ' A. P. CONNELLY, \h dividing Orange county wv a r ^ o - > ami T r e te m t. 'Vi * * * * * ••« » * # • �'■mm?. f Hti 8ANro b b tf ÜRALÓ DEAL BIGAUCTIONSALE ■ KENTUCKY HORSES ; l x . s* ** t*tí *• ¿ * - ,.*v 8 DKPABTMKNT Or TUB INTBRItUI + '.1 * bßPÄ PÙMIITMPVT MTMKMT fff Tl»: ]bVITRÎtl» -• ^ ‘ - • r ^ is a w y a » : • Desakir Tta. ’a ff i" « y*él Jmy Ml vf{‘ * - % ' " Dtr^mUi The following Vrtfc^tppeani in today'* wue ' of *The.--Fl8rida Growers New*. Every loc^paper in the state should re* pn «hWrfW‘ ■I» ulwuhMi» ee«rt* y — *y i Nw »wiwmi i» uWM »' «i n t ."». y»«r-w»»>;-uiawutt i ' i ■ ü ■ _______. . . Cb- noi fUun td ih» UM sbot* «WOfH»J. \Alort Ifc» ’ , grower in the Mate. Florida'* Tpadthg W i t r ^ ‘ [ I c la TIN c x t " h i o n ij g y f cull CfWrt, »l Òdaxtde, PtartSa,'«» »Ì* lât» TUyACW* of t h a Circuii Owwt, «XOrUadu. *|«ri<ts, «**•;„■ industry ia very serioualy. threh&nod. D e c . 2 3 r d , a t É . £ . B i a d y 's " «* joiuarg. IVI». * *. ■t *-' i • ’*i ■ -ftM jS ià <l»y ol Jsaxanr. J*t*. (*Ultnutt tum.« as ««u»-»*»: *■ y -« I CTàlmoflt Mnwle «tlawes: K. Kanner o( Orlando paid f-visit to The Florida orange grower b confront* S t a b le s , in S t in f o r d the cdty ywtefday. * * . / ‘ • V ’ ' e<l with a REAL danger.. Tha'News is i R l ß f H S<J».Void y » ^ A » » rIt. Orew»i yj í It. L. Batman of OrlaRdo waa-in the giving him a REAL'.warning. It com « P. G. Waldron has corhigned to E. E. liiyiMsit. *'t>raw»ru Hanford, Virtió. city on business Tuesday. <•/ tlKNKY i CHüria frodi 'V “ hi/'iUmTb* .¿tearing» referred Brady'a .»table* a car load of high cloM )±Ttí-Ú¿ -A B«t> Richards of Atlanta brio the city to in’our weekly letUr front Waahington, Kentucky hor»c* direct from the breedcalling upon tl>e ItxjtU trade, jY • •; on the Tariff, will Ik>h**ld Uyjhp Commit­ tag fgrmx. Thay ‘ pre all thgrdughly y - v . T h f M i ^ a ^ chain orOrlando were tee on^Waya and,.- Mein» Mu ring *kttt broken , and ready for immediate uae. * ‘- X , Hi city city, the fir*), of th f week. / - . • ? Irv<ha jnonth,. • Bcbedidv d *-' Agricultural Among'the«« can be found ¿4tuniber pf • .iV V - 'í/.' VUenjumln Drew "■ (Judge Wariow of product* and prfrvhihni, Vili he heard on good farm team», farm mare» and genera! * . G e t ÿ o u r - t ,r af Orlando were fn thn n ty oh Wednesday. MONDAY. JANUARY.' 20th. VTM» purpose horse*, os wcfl as tome good and - U-.-'a*':.'*.Mr». H. n . Patti*haU add Mumm Pat-; schedules cover» Ctyru* Fruit, I*incahplf» useful livery, .-addio and Joad bong». r~ i »rJJ, 1, * . tlahall and McLafo pi Genev^ pre In'the and vagetibire. '• In fact, lb w e > ‘iIT be'aortic of all »iies Jo '.y f city today. . ‘ , '* *. !£h# duty 1» now: ONE CENT a pound »diet fr»g»> They-can be seen and ir¿ . M?t. R. L. « w w / ytendt>d th rintfal- on Citrus Fruit. ^ Spain ulóifr, to way driven .by alk Intindipg' buyer». Èx-* latlon ot office™ o f'th e Eartciyi Ktar at nothing about Italy, ;produca».V s y i t - change» on p/iv*t* »ales can he ar­ .Euatia laat night. PLUB trop of dose to io.OOp.Var», which ranged any^yjcpe byhirC th* auction sale c.y.ìa js nearly thii.tpùl:ràis«Hn both Ca|l(or*< ùp*n»<$^;h9r**vrfH bi» add- »{ikll be. \Ç ..M  I1 of Bam ■fl to í L¿ Ili« city, a gucai.utJitr.Mu. 'ttbrsnd Flprtd*.—;»'»»- • ’• tu l’l .^itllQ U t tu the highrtQ- hi ^ / - w ^ i a - a n i a i k i riö n n jv <r*J<»'* ■<»».)»•* I— .viivJrrtirewo er**hriVew.-York arwHrt Mr». Carney i\nd Mia» Adah Griene large Eastern Markets are WORKING KU'i.Tv, ; December 20ni a t of Level) urg were1in the city on Wcdnev H a r d , to have this duty removed. They atab^M; . Sanford. Auction f " day on a »bopping tfcun VI have a barrel of money at their command. ■tart* promptly * t'l p- m., rain or shine. ►V P , L. Mdbit of Th<v Herald fotoe ex* They are NOT Interested i n Florida ...... ; ,f ~ , pcct* 'to. »pend the hoUd^ya with Ida fruit. They do nbl ca^e what becomes Mr». F. F . D.utton.. has- hod a* . hex mother at Rock Dill, f r / C , guest her mister^ Mi*. Terhune, of New 9f t ho Florida orange growertJif they esn . D. If.! Maw oLJncIcsonville waa in the j o t the duty REMOVED. ^ ‘ York. F riday alternoon ,Mr». Duth>n city eevcral day»v6; thin wgek looking X entertained A fe*r of her friend» .w y jn *.* ttii Up To Tbs Grower. y w s í x x x x x x t alter ilia property interest»,. * ' Mr. Grower/this i» á SEIKO US-dan­ formnlly hn*honor of. her ai«jer and thos« C*Mr*. W .’M. Jgou of Euatia wo« the ger. If you will protect«Vbur grove, included In the invitation,ht^d‘a delight­ \r ft gueat of M nr.il. L. Jonre on Tuesday your 'home, and your family, YOU ful afternoon, enjoying not only the five w.-* 4 mile drive but aisoj^richarms-gj the at­ and Wedneedsy of thU Week. #.y _ MUST ACT NOW. It is only about .Rev. J. T .'McKinnon*wiU pieich at l 9ur.weeks before the ONLY CHANCE tractive country w nf-*- Mm. .Terbun< the Freaby terjan ■church. ;fiWtt/Sunday yuix/lll have lo protmt, against the. pren- left Monday, for ber fiotti« In jw p York, morning und'e“ “^"** carrying With her many-jlk'asant im* eqt ftuty/wijl bp bad, T h y e will lie G'hrfkrptuVrinon and *Ce(if«mia' will* have good ablo repre- pressione pf the south and of vmthVrn t* . t intadeln th« CmffregTitJojiUi’i'burTb next kenCativn.iit Wo;«hlng\on to'look after people made on her visit to.Sanford. -— —’ r , Sunday’, morning und'tyvelung '"■V^*** their grOwprt/Ateireis. Wiiat will Flor­ \ j *•' - .. : i* -‘--7 “* 1*' * — ** , I Mref'Ocflj Battle a m f Mrs.' Adkins of ida have? Tito Altrénco of a strong defe- ' * ' *A^ Piati« I.i’Ks Th»n yU»t , jc ' Sorrenta jcero Jn the city ywt»;rrtu‘j^do^ gntion from .Florida. max mean the MNsion lltdfh player piano 'and life) ^ Inr tn^A^ChristmoH shopping. •* * .rU'hth. of the Florid* Citrus .Industry. nuuic rulli going »1 {ftA0,«'a»U PianoT,S‘. l w pufclfo- ichoolf closed . today jot /'nJifomis linn it» Protective Association, • - ' , ,, , • "* the holiday. vuchtfoP arid th* various which I» lilwrally ^ud rlM»r(ully sup|tort- wurili-gtidn is pew and in good -»hu|x> - 21-tfe roootk-had appropriat« uxtreb«: ed by abemt ninety per rent of its grosera. Inquire at Ifbrthl òllicn. Æffl. .Mr». Duncan', M m .'Judge Tally and Fiorida groueri ahnuld Jiang the'! head* Mlpi Long of TivafCs were on a -dtop- while thinking over th«*‘»huj>e they are in Wn>h-. trie TÙiirr..t>flçndo. . *» ping expedition to the city yeslerduy, The Gate City Ho'u*y has’ brought to meet this'impending danger. -V * *' i Mr»., Wwrtcott and Mrs. Braxton d-ian the high cost of living. Only $4.00 THE-NKWS Will Help. Beach«m were in the city this sw k atft Will fake n lot of money to »end a pet week for the finest table board in .v — tending the Japanox* sub- at tltr HVlaku delegation to Wiuihington, to go before thocity. Hoe Parker. -28-tf * B IG C l j y S H O W S '- ‘ club. ;• the Ways and Means committee and bat­ 'W hile tbe weather ia hot buy you) ^VMiiaes Nellie Elder, Liyian B he JT)W P)IFUL delegation dri*d chipped beef at V{. W. Ixmg’r* * *“_ *arid Muragn’t Wight are Itoriii'Tffl T m p ftiííl^ w T ffrP f^ y ' *grocerg. Sliced on ah American slicing / Womans' College at Tallahassee for the life of Florida« principal industry. F.very. machine * ^ , / • , ■* , *s s I4*tf. . _ holidays. . . • grower who reads this poper should help P R IG E S 2 0 A N D - 3 0 C E N T S «f ftal* of IhHtd* ¿•:i T Guy KUawarth in in Sanford again pay to »end this delegation to WashingNoIIm I* ktfdii (Ivm that It» Hoad and Urtdc*• much tp the delight of his many friendH. ton. Á delegation will t>e ,*elfcted and Piateirt, No. 1 ni Onto», County, Florid*. *dl mirrha»# of »200,000 par valu­ C H IL D R E N . TO C E N T S ‘ Guy, has lieen Ajiending the summer in the. funds mhatild l>e fn ,h4otl. ALL 'd IloadMafarUuoriAatTUt* bhxrlre No. I of Ortnre Coun­ _____ <* : V1' / 1. - ** ' ■** VlorUteHnniti al I'fUod«. Flo*Id*, •» IV nurl . . Mit^dgun.. r Growers tire, rei|Uf«ted. tjj - send their ty, >h9um>ai .III n'riorl, a. m. on Tu*»1»y, Ffncuan-. ■ in.dy LWAy * LM j '~rS(nL. J..O. Packard ha« retuyieil homo c h i k \ d the NEWS foi* such an »mount Ok^lllU, »aid .bond- ar* ditnl January 1*1. ISIS, |«y»ld» Ulirty y««n after dal* in d-nomin­ T after a three weeks' visit to Michigan. a»befet*h hefUlOULD give. He should ation* », uf »1.000 oarii, and bear Inteml al iK^nt^ of Are prr c*fU ireannum, pajratd* »»n)l-*.mii*Ur Where «he w’uS ghib’d by tire serious illnesi figtfry on a ha i \ least ()NE.¡f"ElQT on July Ift ahd vfaauary Ui of rorft >»Ct all Eittiliib«dl850 J ^ ■ df her mother. .' ^ a hog,, on his preseni crop.- tVHAT A batdm *h*!l areompadF Ihrir btl»' with a tynl'icl ConrilnriiAOf* .' V’ „ ..... efcack-W IW Vt.oo a* wcurit» lo* cwnnlUAre with ! 7 .v F r e d ■Doyle «"spending the holidays SNIjALL AMOUNT for any man to give? bid. TlUKh re«l*d an.1 »ortJoa brl* rtretrel, Th* ■ a s p e c ia l t y WHOLESALE PRODUCI: M « m p h l# ,îe « » ; right.*, re—rv*d t* v.-rere any and *U tlf- Adwith home folks aiwi incidentally Ntllidg Thf-New* will kcitnowledge nil camrlbit- right d VrV’Cirrult dnM Tittp to n. M. HoMnxjn, hoe«wMrtLVV . .iJjeW Uu/rougi« AddIng M nrhinci wliile liorvr in iu ¿óluttm.» and turn .the funds CjlS* fb.. M»l HidI »do, »1«. iw m»/W llhla far lpnuta lino' («« flÙ 4.f artd'ftfHlyIJwpiri No. fly nfdri *ITk* - inking a vacatfifii. • • . over to the Secretary ot the State Pro­ Hoard : - - c-'* ' *i Il M KlhllN KtN,ij'htvf. “ ' PonUr « T lla w y P a rk # in tective Aátoclalím» fur lh¿ u»«.‘0Í,the duly As IS. ret* »12 '«wie,1 •/' ^TrEaft-etdy.;j^ie city for ,a‘fe‘w'.days' visit on htutnera «elected delegares. «ORLAY is Hanger.. pleasurer l>cnt. Ills munf- friend» pi«. If the duty ia femflvf'd, foreign la !>* Calgli i adorW Court. Drang* I b-m. rd Kite* nranges wil| lloo<l Ih/.r/miHry vast of tbe" * \ ■igfve him a glad welcome^ * * ■ Aieiandcr, celioist) who was'to Mississippi river''mud /Florida oranges aitaiHrator of , ha* Alni bja havetylnyed at the Congregational stven- will surely »ufTcr,. ^ v e r . bejore in ,th e ._- -- Ihr smottai* of th» trß. tad pay th* d<bl< n( rat tort ing service Inst Hunday and was prevent­ history of the inductry, has sucA a menac ndnrit . l í a followlit* t-T FÜxs Purgo, m i e t e T h e ed by thft.atorm, will anwist next Batiiwith threnttúeé thd/wieifpre.'yes,' tire home df real oatal* off Iliaa Itaire* d*r***-d. dojrit.’ ■- fr . .. , ... themurf who hi« Ills "all'* li|orai»ges. «ve. * ^ ;.*•' ' --1 . '¿g:. :> -hrtlnnt»* « a *t«kr *|andtn* »« th* lotrewikai th* »rot rijf* af Ur*- ri*Wl ¿I way ool lh*» Sotllh * Tht,; entire edition of The Herald for Foreign.(»ranges Cheaper/ *7 ^ r.l n-«al* W taM* iunread lloqjpanr with th- t.:iiwlVfhiD uyt Mki, twMtT Tuesday was sold iwifore it loft the pft!»» F/>trign' nriinke« cam bo fold do^h ih Marni Towiwhln NInali n rih. .lias** Trr'Nyy(*0) -Ka*t.aad^unnl\r South. and a t no time have xi*o uver exiHTieneyd NeW York, Boston, FMIodJ'Ipblj and I120) hottw w.re atm* at-m* nahT *aM Yaw-uhTfi Tt»w,ubiti lirv T-n' tie to a -»«I». Ihostr Untilh Filtren Ilf) rbaiiiso many call»-'for one (ingle Issue of The Baltimore at about *28 cent« per I>ox rhalo* Id a •fab*, then!- rU*t on* chain *nd Mly-lnu While the foreign orange» cannot »II com link* (I.MÍ I“ U<* a cat *Wr <*f tk- rirhl ol a ir <ri Ihn tkruih fWi'la Hadmad V mrr>sny, Ihmcc in a V Abic Kanper, Ralph Stcyem, and pare with Floridas, some of them are north-ca*'»tiy direction ahm* ihr amt line of lh— J ht of way ol raid railroa I cimtpany lo lh* point N olfo'Toltr are s e n d in g the Christmas VERY-fine, thlnskinned and juicy. Ukr Iwflnnli'*, canlatr)tn* riffn arid •,«ty-.<4'*n on* S-ig*¿"if holidays with home folks. All-of them (’alifoniia orange», they also have a fine hurulredth* C o m e _ F r o m (».ílVartr* af Uiul^inonr orlrm. caid larvi bain, attebd the. University of Nor^h Caro* colof. Tile Editor of the NEWS remem­ ar* lbarrioca to rit* »“ou lo appasr b lot - ., . ... .* r/County jtafn’a Jud«*'* Court rat on or briar*. Wth tfay I■» *«* . »Jpk ’ fr, #Vt*> f ■*• ber« well when Valtnrja Oranges were in of lina-ai Chapel Hjll. ’_ Unramlrr. UJ.1. I»fl, and A A'ir objwrioot If >00 hn v .1 Doruretw». th pril'io-t, othreal.» IM P»g Murphy, thi* foqiot« legislator of demand ip prefererffp tii»FlnHdNk1n many any la th* (ranún« of UtlJ J V É R Y . d a y c o u n ts 1 rreyal. •SAWaffi ha *Uowad an rr Flo.Id a is in the city getting data Inf hb cappa. Thd gréñoít parUhf the lmj*orta» C« Cmm y Judr* *f **»' nam Wit now my hand a* ani Ih* arai nf mid m iri th * t ith dty of Iter ro —— 4-1 w k w ii y o u . a r e j e r o w - J . iMMilt» i L . I I . « im il lin i« 1A 1 rVj*n . 11 ** I » V I L .a I»»¿ j*-. ^ & * W: A L L N E X T W EEK STANTON &CO. W ? ORANGESTGRAPEFRUIT, VEGETABLES \ in g c ro p s fô r n o r th e r n „ n jB ik e ta ;;> a n d y o u rSunday «54. If F o reirt^ fan lea «upplF, thte-’dre* \ i atiiiiiol ehilr c r o p s .n T U s t h a v e w h a t ¡.and pianò mand, FleridrwitfigM will gó io th e );’ evening wllj he ft vioi trfo jb y Mr*./0 . W. . r f.Mr. W P. dump. FOREIGN ORANGES MUST f ç r t i l i i e r : th e y w ant ' And that you Riay, ^profit by Ft. V r Ale Under aitiTMlwlVcne lTad>*\, * -7 BE KEPT QUT 0 FT$IIS COUNTRY ‘-A < - -re when- they ‘ w ant it. nr“"j the health-rcstorirtg-.jiti C.; Putnum'vlfa» orrivrenn the] AND, MR. GROWER. IT IB UP TO \ x U nt .j j1. am ^ Mfor t« aireédinglh#eunmi*tin S p rin g Y 0 tfV rb 'T C E E P _ THEM OUT. DO L gividg’properties of the.diñe* -t.— -City-»i I . Fertilizers th a t d 9 ,‘not become aVâilable.^ - f H d r Mux* Mr..Ptmiom h tU > ^ h F re llfiO T O l8 G.'; 8AY NOTÌì ING. AND te«ted famouii Tamlly remedy 1 - iintil afteF. the crup comes oil the. ground *, t . jhtvdMl wicks in d rheiCvnuucc r-c-nlt nf*tTRUHT TO SOME ONE ELSE TOf V -g la d itu lUW tbrni in i U ^ « U i > i . iLOQK AKEER YOUR INTEREST ; rf- are aitogether too slow'for Florida truckAND YOÙ MAY HAVE TO 1’AYA « v * ** . * *y • y .• • ^ . “ -15Ï DEARLY FOR YOUR NKQjrFCT - V c.rs . •* ♦ i' ,'ty.ofl' Ulng Worlci*ndi#¡,**Thi* WARNING In given in plenty, a gqsJTItmjwn Fluridiah, in, having liccn Itecn'»1*.time time if you will act I t once . 8epd inj . . , , ': iiH-ahir-of tha Jackaonvill* polhw-force- y pur Cheek~ to hi1|i tli'fruy expi rtwt. .* i , Y C0V““"V ■ in the early day*. ■TH B NEWS will co-o|»enite with every* und their , grower orbody nf groweiwta give publlcb for truck chips aye ri^fi.iiJ- ftll the quickly available nWce, M r W K v n i ê r V ^ ty t0 wh^t pi thing done or what *bo uhi ejements of plant- fcatd/ ^ n d arp ao prepftnS3“tHaF7' who-Tiav. , “J f lw done. Thl* maUer ithendd h,- lak,-n lajtJilU iD sviL they supplj^kko X Tiivl boUi early nnd late. They *' TTTTriif im 1l i » a wr f a W r ■ — 'M art1it ott gm W y f ^ e e p ^ FH^YVtog unit ilUffiirb ine — - M k t D i e u f è iu a j y itjddrr : t r nd t n a h n v e ‘JòY»/n J 03"' u p tE leak«.; them ior thirty year*, aid iwtttr good*rrgnlt»;— :— ■ . RATES Salford wo* honored Tuesday with, a *.n yfia it in the person of three of Tu vares' name Losj -B uiw h. of .Write us today* for booklet, mailed free. *’ m -----* " lu ltr ladire, ML« Miss Prarl Long, ort .popular Giljan, S Ì r t W sv Ft». ReI Mrs. JL h ; Duncan and Mr», b. to Herald Olflrc. - - r 3&-ltp . F t R DA Y ’ The American Agricultural Chemical Co.« ly. They were thero to weé 8*hU-CÌ*u». ' ; . 7 ve »erre of tlio-best "v - A bhone intMt4|teMftmn T. B. U n ie r!** f o Esch-------- -------------* . Special by ik* Wfft « Murali • JackaonvilU Selaa Depertmeat, r. —.— ri Galda‘rij¿> promjiftni mer- tandin t(li> hfdrd district for a cottage andjtake them j on the sea or gull shore. Be» B reeu or igaford tp tnfet mrfet artffVake ,P .l0 . Box 216, ‘ Jaclc*onrille, Florida. (¡« •i U c a Û t B f o l i « . ¿ k in g tbe/aaio»i v*, o y *1 i Dayton* Beach.prA rred. *B- C. H tr3A4U •1 . I grove, t>w Molnre, low*. BRADLEY’S FERTILIZERS ! H E . G E N E V A * h ouse ! | ti $1.50 -. J V . I i , î#; �THE SANFORD HERALD v i\ r w a w v v v v w v A A i? W V A W V A V W W V ' " - * [j f H- ■ _;J v.„' L i-. 1 4 I■ i fv RHH TH k ■ This will be a rand collection of High-Class Kentucky Horses coming direct from the breeding farms.,.1 hey are all thoroughly broken and ready for immediate use; among a number of good farm teams, farm mares and general purpose horses, d and useful livery and road horses in-fact, there will be some of 'ittE sizes to select from. They can be seen and driven by all intending buyers Exchanges or; private sajps can be arranged any time before the auction sale opens. Every horse must and shall be sold, without reserve, to .the highest bidder. This Auction at 1 p. m. next Monday, Decent �tfj» p^stQMt>»auLD HEÜliîTEft WELL-MERITED KICK i FOR Y O U R . H UN flN G TRIP 7x 7-10oz w all, alw ay s in stock 8x l 0-10oz “ 10x 12prices from $ 5.50to 017 •12x 14 w all ten ts . »lung the like front. Very difficult to Und'ladle*. M ho.hive pockctbooka bulging out willi money which they desire to apend ip the various ■tom of the cltyf ^t jhe city wharf, The end of .the * harf la gen*r*lly.yro*d*d. A responsible house which has the best mef> chandlse in the world ctn serve you. as well bj mall as in person. Such a house Is Active young men, who can reeeh rttWr of the two ladders, at each tide of the wharf,* can elfrjtb^gp, but'old men and ladiea cannot, and they, woulld not if they could. Until there ere better landing facUitiea, a good many, dollars that knight be experitied'ln Sanford, goes to another place, more easy'of acceMu where ladlee do not have tp diftth IndtOr* to get into the town, or gre In dajfgerfcf,falling over* board to get pat oi fbwn. wW t b needed it a 'float, two wquld be better, onJ”bn each aide of the wharf, where *mftl boil* coaid land, and young rpen, bid men; yopng ladle* and old ladle*could gtep froht .their boaU, Upon.tb* float, and then an inclined walk frorn'tbr float or flotjta, to the level of the tlbck. This m ay riot be the "best method, but It would inawer, and it haa the merit of being inex penai ve. It> a abort time there will be any whMtf from fifty to seventy-five ladle* and *s many men, at the hotel In Enterprise, besides many othpr'winter visito», and all theee peopla wQi have money to apejuL 3anford,can get tbe moat of it if the mer­ chant« and buainaw men want it badly enough to help people get into town and' out,again., « • ■This may took like * amali matter, but It is worthy the attention of every basirne* man in Sanford. ■“ * * * « W f2fftV SU !dM U M £ •-.an - » - . Steel Pen Enterprise, IVe. IRth. ' • ■ ’ ^ Stationery, Book and Art Store , ' 45-49 West Bay Street W e 't i w u t M Jacksonville« Florida M a ll, O rd er* to ( lir e S alU factlo* Novelties in leather, * Silver, Brass and. Parisian Ivory, Pictures, Toys, Dolls. Gift.. Books, Cut Glass Find Stationery, Engraving, Kodaks, v Send for Catalog For E n g r a v e d C a r d s S e e T h e Herald , l ■ a a lfl 1* k w a t L a K t .a lt trtefr arid other-fniitSr and -flowere, fine garage-and puidping outfit, good water, electric lights, going £t a bargain, - $1,000 cash, balance on easy' terins. . : MARKS REAL' ESTATE AGENCY. Choice Selected Stock nproved Rose N o. 4. Irish .Cobbler. * • \ Red Bliss T riu m p h . , *a ! , V /^ , • ’ . . ^Write for P ric e s . l> t us wild you tfur booklets entitled Irish Potato«* \ * , Florida Vendable«. BEST A N D C H E A PE ST W IL S O N & T O O M E R JA C K SO N V IL L E . F E R T IL IZ E R C O . • ' - ’ ‘- WHY«M, 4F* *i . i )>*’ .*• lati1Jf '-JW 1 ■ iM J r f o r La d i e s Roohostor Ware— Full and complete line, Including Chafing D lih ei and Per­ colators. ’ ^ v Carving $f*s / ' i f •*'«**» * " Silverware FO R C H IL D R E N ' We have one o il the moat pompfetç lines of mechan­ ica l toys In the city . Maglc Lanterns Shears and many, other baaptiful and useful presents in the hardware line FOR G E N TLE M E N Gem J r. Safety Razors, $1 Ever-Roady Sets, $1 <o $$ Gillette Safety Razors, $5 Auto Strop - . and many other good makes-' and Interesting \ Tool Boxas Small Wagpna a l id a nice line of little ran gea for children v ou’ll Fin& Oür Goods First-Class FLO RID A SANFOKD BRXN(H—R~’c. Maxwell, ManaRer. The• Place, to Buu Useful, Durable and Beautiful Christmas /4 1.' > , *-*«•• N ^ ^ . ■> ............. Presents for Ladies; Gentlemen and ¿Children . . . . | rv l I L #>] '■•Y if, ■ ,Di Robeson and I X L Pocket Knives. Every knife fully warranted Stophons, W in c h e s te r and Remington Rlflee �^A ^1ay this*'OTw* a more durUbl^déRdndabÎe or trustworthy piano a ( fiv cd q lla tsf^ destributing throug And the club price is tWo hundred And eighty-seven.dolhirs arid1fifty cents—and there . ive Hp extras of any kind ind or nature. \ ' r a t n i« 5 o f l i p club. The M dollars is credited to the price d f the “ I 'jti The piano is immèdìAféiytdelivered to your hoipe two hundred And of I You g et your money back if you. but ask for it if, affet^T month's trial* you are dis­ satisfied with the pianò. !** > ‘ ' Z1 . . . 1• . -4 You get a year’s privilege of^exchangingit without a dollar’s loss! ■ You get the strongest guarantee ever given an* any piano: if you or any one can write a stronger one than ours, write it and we will sign it. Your family gets all unpaid payments -canceled in event of your death during the life of the* Club. _> _ Yqu get the uiaho tuned two times— bee. ^ . XJ \ w iv .iu iv v i.^ iv u v u u i m rn iT T c iitr u ^ Vc » i t 3 a ^ V Can you think of any other,desirable feature ftat you youEseliwouhtjlike to have in event you join the Club? • :•••* “ : ' . ?PM fCan l a n you v e i l sug a m r i r p a t n n v n ( h » r < n )v n n » > i< ri> ■ .......... . . J J * „ t : _ a ________ . • Him will mitké n airér, safer, easier . or inorò a big club of three hundred members—all intent on safe as possible. If you can—let us have it __ ’ _ (V ‘ . < — T h e C lu b , w ill b e lim it e d to o n e h u n d r e d ^ M e n ib e r S i« ^ o u ’^ lin ovrH ..a 1 : •• • .J V - ’ •*. W l‘ V •V •* dum ber h ave _Therefore, if yomare going on a vacation-if youJare out oi the city for a few weeks-if youdon t want your piano until later, or even until Christrnas-vjom note. Don’t delà-' - ’• V-• •' ; or bringing in your application at àticè. Simply send us a oliéck or fold up a- ' ** * - .s �■ :. vv % »v ‘s y - * ^ f* V 1 ■>*:• #- <4 K.iilVj, • tAt ■ T/ 't , P7** V- y -r t ** * / ' f ‘ *- •' \ .. / "■ : • J f * S A N tX J R lX - lJ b U * Worth Lioing XT N um ber 3 « % Published 8emlrWeekly->-Tuéfcday and ^Friday iti i 4 - V .Í * —— .t,/? • ii •A*PO*D, FLORIDA, TUIRDÁY,' DCOIMRRR 14, 1111 -.4- SANFORD’S,JRlCK ROAt^j ' ” ■»f a * « * ' A O IO M O B U R LICENSE THE COUNTRY £DlT<tR “ a .1' * • -*■■■• -JT • „ /{ ' The Impoftance df HI# rosillon Csnnot , - Be O^afesilmated e B e a d . V .lid iu d Bil| P i s a o d At J^ ast S c a s id n Ig ' t o p cannot ovyrestimltta, the impor­ I n t e r r a t i n e S e s s i o n C a m e T o cjsm pft; the iKtucC pHces this aesson tant« Of the country t^litar's joh any F o r Sale, *Jt v ‘ C l o s e “ L a s t N ig h t D e c la r e d C o n s t i t u t i o n a l - V rnc^re than,you call overpraise the vnluy i lb*tJT|pi. Herahl hps advocated the * t *•ii v ■ . . ; J * : ' f.o. b .^ 0*1Of if possible contract for the of advarUsing-frrhis paper, saft-s the Karb "•I, crop ’ jLnattyance: Hairy Ward, . the ¡ttis Industrialist, ifhe'has.a good paper WOPli WILL START W fiW W fH S TAX MONtV GOES TO ROAD FI1N& and.keep«'it up:to Vhe moment, . » ail R£V. SIMMERS JjpíS T¿JASPf R lanupt g^w er of lettuce here r e iv e d , -*---- E-U V. hja contraps*pWc^during^the low ntcrket ■ T ’ ■ .wise^ouh^y editors certahilv do. ■Sotpe I Sanford District Will Be The Finest and as pjopt »( this aUrejnetit he. writ*« Every Ow ner-O f A b Automobile Will shflrtafgKthff: jurrehant tmrf bay' 'your Somb Other To; the following'letter ftjr publication:. • spaie'iah't ’wdrth the money yQoiirmand r Paved Section In The EnNews Now i I*ve ito Pofley Up The hecauae your circdlatjon i» ' en^f :5t)0. Decatur, „/wit, D tf, \9, I&12, • r V f JiíXj'et* ► *O ftvSw llw u»>«y rSeanAíéi*.H«ff)r iMf.di: hi -V- - Yuu!tl.bava.ta educate that kind of rier-*\w — Ses'rèi «»oïnwgwrt:’ thanf/ Use Arthur Brisltitne*. edit offal Since riTfi IStTng Sanfo rd for a bus) • » I ri^ C w ^ ik ^ .iio A oPfho Herald th e F l o r i d u p S -Conference of tho PrepU^C** K g t tflStt several cireult aa your text. 1 Say* Ur. Brisbane i trip horth. which will keep me away , »500,000 worth Of toad ftdnd* are adver­ Methodist KlwUMiüll/Cltui'ch, South, JudghL gtVe adverse,Interpretations .of »"A country editor A^ith ihfi deflation tised .for sale and bids talced for t he tame. from Sanford for several weeks,^nd since ibrnlng wbh th e c'AutoirihbUe License law and dKfar^d or morv for hiA-dally or wtfpkly cV|-Ultton the e'vo of my -departunynriquirk« ’ This advertisement meant but little ehts for. another dT the af^itfp S to 500 good, typing ^mericarv fitmiliw,' to th e .a m o c « reader but to the people and Tumors have com. to m e ' p e r t ^ r i g f ^ . ^ a t f t u t i q n « 1,- *^ ■yW?, ,.Vf he 1 »een a moat bar*nTlth* Ro*<1 all puWhafwr»|, all (^eslra^le customers. m oniouAne thtoti _ . living in-the Sanford district it mrans a to my jwjatfone wifh the'M .’U C o & « and-one during _ ___I Co., to th e effect that my contact, w ith; **"} W f r F u m U f'rtc Various coupti« ‘.'Every'phblixW bf.a cduntry aausmoat portentioua proclamation. For wftjcii a grt-at amount of hugjpeRL was mnd* »*“ by * “ny dolftri ,n l’^ pef jhhuld be, thryugh "fife advertising trahaacted. > Rev.*C, I f / Bwnrnem will . many moD^is the bonds have been de-. Mid company has l»cen broken b /th c m .l wil1 Following Is the-law in fadbrnn*,' the. trusted gnd valued > gm t that I am in the employ of the company, *ron9AIUon<*» * layed wgjTfn/ior the circuit court to vab not return to .Sanford having been ap­ substance: apd promoter o f s t least tenjtnsaf'lmlus(date s4m» as oul bond trustee« and and have several favors showd me in the pointed to Jasper. Rev. 'H. T. Gninre Section 1. The-, ownei or operator of trbd rncrchandUing Toricrriu.’’ ’ county <commissioner», «wished to have nature of a growon»’ guarantor! of ad­ who hiui been preaching at Kissimmee every automobile, . and ___ other . motor v ‘ A/ vance ah ray lettuce crop, than ia offend ,14 the bonds vnlhfafied'legally and in aueh has been, appointed to Sanford- On Florida V^amah Hina «tare shape aa they would gjf beforeth e market to other, grower«, etc. In justice to th e id rtw n vtHlde operating In; Saturday tho conference decided to hold A Florftln'Vdman,; Mrs. Belle Good­ the next session at Tallahassee, a Tailsfifteen da>n w h en '« « * for ? |o he told with the districts-guarantee company, and thoec who wish to do «wre husinnw I wish to make t^e ^ ,r«. ¿barter or when ft^arge is made for rich, of AVofi Park, haa won a affcbal iila- hoasee representation most, cordially , •‘and the stam p 'o f the circuit'court to make them a good purchase. *' * ' i following 'statement for publication: ' A“ ® thereof in any m anhi+^-/drth what-. tlnctiori.' 'The Nebraska BtHte Journal, extending rite Invitation tb do go. j 'T he Sirica I .cannot be in Sanirird person- «»ver, shall pay.annual^ to-jh^'tw col- the lendingv na|»^r of'Lincoln, offered fririowfng Interesting’ftgutt;« «fere-gleaned **"« This m atter has now been settled and * “*expU,fi òr defend my relations lector of the several flt>urtUc(t>f In k state prites for. Dumbest article in favor orf _ _ _ongerly _ _ _ _ _Sought _ after by ally, io" tho bonds will_ )>e from Ufa report of the ttatisLica] seer»- : " ^ n county license U s ai' fddowtf vdtfs Tor wo^ieii ’and tlie h ref article th f m an / hanking homes who have been *Hh *be Company, I ari|,‘ ' tary. Raised .during year J u s t, cioaed, 1 awafting the process of validation. I ploy IMUJ( oT.>he Ul wie Cpggin* i.vKgira fco^. 1-0., Ii did uiu hot urn rens-iL . ,For Rn>' ■“ t ^ o h l l■e. a nd . other v -motor against. votfF^■f o r,women.u Mrs. Good­ (or “Hpurpose«, W60.000. Tb«*iiyaday pnp k hent in tt,w thb --'><■'* way of rebate, ,u. dii. i 1'Inven vehicle of Itseithön ten henwpower rich won t h ^ JiffimiaUvo side <o( the di»- schools'raised-126,000; Tamps ICads all The sale df the bond« will mean ' criV. •"•**» -.«» 1» n uiislpn,-and tha Journal givv'i her higli the districts, having raised during'tho ,lnllan'' • ‘ ., X: the hegihnlng of tho great work 1alfrCoönfe. salary or any other form of money ! prabfl ,-for 1her effort. At ((he Outset, eatistruetittg some twenty-live m ilts o f| valve, from the company directly Orf1 >ror° A1.6™ w iwenty-nine l^ratv year, 174,000;' Bartow comr9 dhaondi -3*1 y power, ton dollaf*. M m.*CLc>Cidrjoh TnukVs. rhe foliuvMug Stnu^ ntth 1^,000. The sUU aU qralm r t.hit- . **'J. brick roads in the Sanford district—a n ' i'tdlrwrUy.*'T lie ‘ oitly-seiHliohshlp , Wy V m e n u : * .^ ’*V • act that places this section away in the | kting between us'b the e x tr a c t 1 tn.de I , F[<,,n Xhin> ¿ n * horse,atwec. hrthere are now 32,600 membres-ol th« Yes, T Want to vote because tt|e ballot Methodist Eplacopal Church, South, IA “ '-----in nil - the *' *oauthland * ' • ‘ and - demon- with them in July.fiwt, ami whereby they l * elJt?’ doU^ , ’ */ <f* •Iratea'tbut Sanford as usual is l«>nding adva need me 65c ^ h a m p e r or crate.! \ Tnm <°r'y-on* <o fifty harsc,HtwPr is li'mtv^t efllcient.weapon against iitlti- Horida, and thnt there haa been a rist *Jflfi / V S - ¿V t'Hions ¿nd Organizations Hint prey upon increase of 1,000 moml»efs during' tha the other sections of the south in im­ and gave me the market beheflta on^ all i “icluaive. ithirty dollars, t ilfty-ona to sixty boriiepower, the ljvre of women awl children, princl- year. There ure 20,500 Sunday a e h o ji./‘ *' provements- The sale of the bond* lettuce grown fon "my. thirty-M>vcn acres ; y ™m. re, fifty dollar«. . ' ^ lially liecauir-.wqtaen cannot vote: .This Acholara. > means that this part of OrungA county of Und. Last year; 1 contracted, my rrop j *ncAa*rv* _ . . . . From rixty-one to aeventy horsepower disability deprives women Ip a measure, with this company.* f wn« satisfied w ltht, rofn company. 000 wilt have the host system mf roads and of .their right th life as gunrantrvil by the wclcomrl the opjmrlunfty ! •Í‘vcní ¿ ' ‘ ifld wefcb _ will uttract,m ore visitors thereby, mom results, Àid At tin* regular meeting of the elty * enty-qno Tt _•_"i,_V «. ^ ■*rom fi o r*A+Kfwe r ’ -’ «nd QodaUtntiotl -tw men. “ • •purchasers of land, rno’r« enleTpri-^-s ahd of renewing Ihe.Vfuntràri'-for the.present council held in St. Augustine lust, Thure- , ' ndroa do] over, one* hund * 1 I want .to vote TK-cause I have pot as day night a franchise was applied for Will.forge lo'the front >nore r»pi<lly than seuson. • V. -, ■, i When aiiy autwnlolrili«ami other mo-' much liberty us my s^n gnd tuy husband any other part of the county. The lettuce ait|l.tlort th u , far driven v.hlcW are potó ^ h P o w ^ r have ns long- as I am «11«franchise«!.. const 1net anti oj»erate a new etectriri lln« ; ' * ** _ ■Owrbriclt rood« .«re aituroL aoaauilhu BMo vtoy. d»cOHrair.n« tp «Il, therftlf or wU>mut «-Kaht* •th« '«nnuwl Thu ballot-11ml parttdpaYfon in govern­ into and through certain streeu of that efiy. • It is projjosed^td.’consiruct the • grower« d/_ same, w peclally rh w r w h t r r ,,^ ^ , hmll<tìfl ^ ' ' ment has always bfan'the highest badge lin e ,front Jacksonville to St. Augustin», h a v o ^ r ava.lcd themscUca-df the op- V, Kofv„ aUtomobi|p ufu, 0th«r motor Music d u b of liberty u freemAn^wuld’ohtaia My thu company to erect its power statioq. horre- liberty is* not complete until I hUvp nil , V . Tb« Musio Club held their regular jwrturtllv tjf cdhUactng -their crop., arivph..T(>hh.l,. of 1 n u th in in the Utter city.’ The ordinance'pro­ f lf,ng. dollUnv ^ ' '\;m eetlrijf at th«jitudlo__o( Alfa. Fannio-H. :Thi tnoil d.scouraglng fe.Alre is due to sr fhnt a free mrin has. ■* •' , 4 viding for the franchise was placftt on-tta fhe fact tl^at'the noftbern grower« hAvt* ■Mlin.5uu, president 'of fhdKltib Saturday Ftoni eleven to twanty-nlne hbrsc^ I want to vote tiecaiiae m y 'pursuit of introductory reading at the meeting and aftarnooo a t .1 o'clock. "Mrs. J. H. Uou- hap an unusual})'; lafe neason, thereby powerfrive dollars. happinres Is rurtsiWI hj- thc-lo^k of the after1the ordinance b passed by tho creating veryToi'-pfJ^e«jon our Sanford ^ mill.it, feader. I . ’ From tbfriyJto forly_hons>pgwf,r inclu­ ballot. .‘Much of tl\e Kupplnesa ■of life coupcilrthe matter of granting the fran-. .** , Two eacellem and interesting11wiperssl,r‘»duct. {h1’ addillon-ito tills, -the hqt sivo^ le ri dollars. . A■ comes from the ability'to do or to help chise will cbnfa Udoxe l he ’people at a three weeks has wrre read, a sketch of th e '‘Life nml I’nm- weather for From, forty-one to nftyVtiôfsejHïwfardn-f do large thing* that are worth while, and *lh*cial election. ■*f * , . t: v/yr.irf ' poaltidns of ftulrenstein” hy Miss (far-1 a* InriitTMTevntnite of the crop- clusjve^fifiJH'n dollars.1 ■T that are a hliMlng to other family rlrelre ■ff-a o , -want as growers is tii cncourWhat’ we ,'ri«r Lovell; Mr«'. tíeorge I. Sj«>or read m h'rom'li/ty-one to sixty horsepdwv» ip- iu( well ns my own. "No man liveth Miami Mromnnlt« «a>r»-t ■ypRpaHwfNtlf of tits Pint lium flts w is -wli uge.nnmxJ. J i | . . l l , , 1*1 j rnjjfVtfn apparently lwing ftilly stocked do this we muit* ifevote more time in ,1” From «xty-<wc-Uy léverdÿ bonw-power Tchflikoosky.' t . e. . . , . r iv in « x i> *v nv -Mr w yc iugr n unto ¿ferdf. rhe interests of all arc »0 on graindruil conwquentThu leader did not sareeeed in finding putting up a good ni»B et.b|0lP*>kage |||<)|lÄivtj thirty.ßye dollar.,-' ins«jpa(ably that no coman can do her jy. on tho tolniggari, local packing houaaa that wilLbe in < W d in Tthe'northern Anrf ^ vtnty-onc vtnlyK)IJ hor#ppowef any . of Tcha/kovak^'a tompoaitiona horsepower and overy fifiiduly Inside the fodr w»|fa of her own j mve nearly all shut down for tlu» holiday- . among the musicians of Die city, hut a cities. It ja_a sa«Ua)Vl cgipenalva mistake fifty dollars. y , ' vJ -1.'1 ;?,■ home, <« 1 , i season, and probably wilhupt open again ‘ for anyone to try lU vjlrk off all of pfcie very delightful program was enjoyed. The payment of one ,«uch county Shtf stmis up Ber argument by.giring unUl the first of the It b stated ‘fBohemu Poikn" hj( Ruhcnetein was l>oor. inferior product th at Jlbby grow license tax in the state .of Honda shall the following ronciso reasons for hifl no- ['ll)- c<irtrmi«sion inep that thert b enough well rendered by Miss Mary McKim, 1 nril1 in n‘V ex^rintco.Vit cannot make exempt the owner or ojieritor from the 4irp for tho ballot; ' Y^ape fruit now in tho markets and on Accompanied by Mias'Irena .Brady on in puck too good, theryfory "I have no pay m int of any other auch County Ugenac I want to vote l»ecnus«>: 1 the rdhd.to sufiply trad** until'January 1, played trouble In contracting nty crop*» •TSi. the piano. Miss Jessie Stumop ^intelligence b n printe <|uallfich- U not undther box was packed hi the tax during the license year. Upon the Hubenslein's delightful "Meligly'-In F" i Trusting you will tind-spacy dn.ypur | payment of such eoUnty license tax tho tion for Anting and it js conceded tlmt . _i Thole «tote. on the flute. Concluding the musical paper for the p u l d i e a t i p i t l e t t e r , 11 Owner or operator shall t>c given -«n tha fient-ral uvernge of intelliaence W o» • numbers Misa Irene Brady playpil *‘Hya- ls*K to remain, ^ 4 I propriately numbered metal tqg W’itfi the goo<l among women as among men. •'_tynn Haven'# lihit. shurch has just # Ulnga of Bpring" hy Sinding. . Yours fruljf; . ( b j/ I. have * to^obey the laws ami been complete«) and lhf> p««ople oi that name of the county and the year for JdARRX WARD.* which said county license tax,Is paid in- therefore want to help make them. M rs/M unson h*d a discuasitm on the little ’town arc to l»c congratulated on’ ; . “ Russian School of Music,", in wThich \ dicated thereon whether for hire or/>*n- ’.(e) .1 pay taxes. " the fine edifice. Thekstyle oi the .build­ ■7 whWi- Mrs.. Clara Psryen Maclean of Vd)- T am as'much interreted^und con­ ing is Gothic, it fa « handsome structure ■ er’s use, which said tag shall he kept In l.argVr Sw rÀ Poialors ' _* South Carolina, s visitor in ffm city*and JITT.'W IllB. « h u 'Iiaidawoo- Sruiiöfil t Plain view on such-¿utonuihll« or other cerned in th# things voted on 04 men are.. and largo enough to do for the future aa ‘/ . 'heraelf h*musfeian, joined and entertain­ Heights, i s 'employed oy ' the Fjrrnald’ motor 'dpvctPvirilHti'^'All'Twraoiw-iU. -* .iBl^JDjHfrnnchiw nient^ j« a badge of well as the present. ed the club with an fnterwting talk on Hardware Co., as a steady employment dring to procure said 1Icen»0 as herein iriferiority* and* contempt. ' J *T 1—o? 0 l-’— , * ' ' . I providnl ♦ J* A t 1 " I JSI t | the different schools ofm uilc snd musi­ and raises (f) I am more cupnhlo of resting an . cfay County fa now building a hard ‘ .for shall make application to large swVqt potato«« as a side cal drtiata. • line has discounted ^ail' hbi former ef­ the county tax collector of tho several intelligent.1 ballot than thousands of surf acid road from Green Cove Springs v ■ Following the discussion several im- forts* hy bljngiug t o ^ ’ho Herald office counties upon blank to bo furnished by men «Vf- *'.' ' v- . , • ’ to Orange Park, which will‘connect with . pOrtant m atters of business wery trana- one p o tato weighing sixteen jxjunds snd th e county tax collector showing the es­ ‘ H ittlly -rl wsnt to vote IWause I the D uval. county brick food, which 1 * ' acteil. Plana were dlibussed with Mrs. three!smaller ones weighing nine pounds. sential facts fpr the procurement of aprh WANT *TO VOTE. ----------rubs through OrUgo. • 7- •• ;k Oeo.. Li Hoy, tb» eftorua leader, relating All tff thns<rpdUloes came o u t of one MU license, which said metallic, lags and , • Tb# fakt reason given is probably sljy - d o o • ' . ’ to the concert work which the club will atul. ugcregutnl a ¡total weight of 26 blank forms shall be (urnlahed.the county moat eoricluaive am} doubt IcMshaff tr^yih .Madison county Arill vote on bonds in after the holidays, in preparation iwundi? The jkitato«» were plaute«! tax collector of the.several counties hy to do-with the award of the judgus.. A' in the suhi of-i60,WMTfor Ihe bulhlirtg^of *v: * for their annual Spring concert; after whe*v tbd woodpile stood last<yi'ar q hleh the county commission- 0! the several woman «111 UKkibiSWwilL.hnd J here’s a new court house* to replsc» thwone-re, which the club adjourned until Saturday In part accoupia for their he i Ithy growth, counties. t Ta mp a Tr f hu ne candy .destroyed.by fife. • . ' * . " ‘ ;r— : v u? ua Hy tTìe' tind 'V ■ V— . -, __1_____ j ' • afternoon, January 4thas no'fertUhef was ua«l. , . ■Sec. 2. All monleq lo W derived from . -— 1 r : ; ‘ - y * : — * Mr. Wlhrelrow holds the championship the payment of such license tax shall he ampfon Sugar C u if - u - . Pleasant Danro ■ belt until h bfrgvr one Is brought to this mtiri into t ho r»ad !'f|'l brjdve f^pila oL W- B HdWli who resides w si Utltwl ■’ TtlP yotiniftr set. Ol blanlord’s promric a b ilu liu u . UniLfh A ' *,‘;' ' in the fertile Wekiwa river -bottom is the inent society young aet CaJo>-ed a very * the sevrrAlcountioi. . • IU v. J. F. McKi nnon preached at the ottlce. — j- ■■ ■ Presbyterian churchh to good confregaSee- 3- Any person>'of persons', firms chafnpion cane ‘ grower, / He brought pleasant dance in the-hall Friday night. ’ *• • * tioas last Sunday muffling and tfvcntng or association th a t' aha!) fall to comply two stalks to The Herald office today Among.thoeo dancing were I-ind/i Con-., . . V-- Harney County Egg» r,‘ sermons appropriate to the occasion „ W. The Herald offio* acknowhslg«» with whh the provisions, ol this act, shall.ho th a t measured over 2ff feet in*length and rtelly, Ewie’ Kurdon, hjargaret Wight, , 'serm ons appropriate to the .Christmas thanks the receipt of one d a te n ' duck guilty dl a misdenreanor and upon con­ -tffay7are*rio wvririr exhihUrdif ItTfirovo th}» n ta a d ir Morrls. 'M xrtha Miller, Kata -~r ' “ v season. He will preafch again neat Sun- eggs and ohe doaen hen eggs, all of. them viction shall be s n e l l i i ) ‘J>y a ^ne of. not statement. '-M r. Boy4 has aLx aepre in -Underwood, Frances LiddonrAhna Me- . e nm l‘<ntpecu tq realize'over |lfc00* LaugHlin, Douglass Abernathy; F om st. day, tb« last Sunday of the year fresh and fine from our old friend, R, M. mdpi thqtt dguhtb the amount required ¿for» the sam e.. Next- season he will Gatchel,. Harrold Long. George Me-, Rev. E. D. Brownlee, the pastor-elect Alexander o f Ofneva. Mri Alexander fom uph litfrnse iir* iti*pHwólfun«tvft pot- fit* KVfr l»fa>£a f a w ’r Ucreago and put In a mill Laughlin, Paul, Jbnea, Pope Wicker, - * •..V' Is expected to preach the first Sunday of has recently settled on a fine tract of ce«»dl rig six months. V ’’ ^ ^ _ M » 1 for making ejn jp aa he cannot 'supply Seth Woodruff, Karl Houmillat, Ralph January, and begin his work aa pastor. homestead land In th f beautiful Geneva * Approved Jyne j^ JD l^ t" the -detftimd fr Ifa jlljflim ta s s a . «wwmeiwlOTíi fcHtUWJi.»,, W g t > .)iua rt roareia o ^ K m y enrjr ;tì^ -fc ìra in Ìo n Chriatnua tii-nlrcs at I'aiholtc Chun h outkhe use of fertUiier and clearly dcin^ — Ih c^ S an fprd Hermld /a m e o u l in s the (egal printing of same t h a t he remem- ■ M in isat fl.Jt. aud.lfi ■ n> Fuaa B e tw a t ■wxer e w ^ -^ ^ -rerphtT-TTf-rnr-x n trifrT tt' iwysi At th M a ia n f' '■ — ‘pi ptty lU'u. Ttrrr x Turwisy «i»"* w h o lly sag — - fc iiig -C h rtrm in rL T g n g serviere-at 7 J P .‘ Ueri.' g Spedai Ethel section. and i t the present price of eggs no better A regular meeting of'Monroe Chaptercredit to th at office and we deeir*:to Christmas music a t idi the serv present could have been given. will be Iseld oq Thursday evening at . 1--------■ congratulate our good friend' Holly on the The children’s choir will sing atT andT O Mb# Hoeklnu Jones is home from 7:30. Election of offlccrT. and work. >|r. Alexander very tritely and aptly suceoa of hia Christmas edition, and o'clock, roan««. Glasgow, Kentucky, whyre she has been AU companions please attend. * „ especially for hia good judgment in men­ labeled hb package a« coming from,Ge­ Maona and benediction will he a t Jhu «trending college and exp«cta to return y -:*U .E . TOLAR tioning our name, therein *0 often,— neva, Harney countyfawbich fa certainly usual hours on Sunday, ■ «R tf tiro holiday». ' ^ , . i i ‘*. ’ • ; l Acting High PrfaaL to the point. ■M" ^VTf • « « iv a m o u n ì lim im i i/ v iiv iiw i u n a t i i METHODIST CONFERENCE _ sSB? . *1 . V * * il t S . . T ! I i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1912 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 20, 1912 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 20, 1912. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 20, 1912; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/67c621bf198b7c4baa033e2b3d15caa2.pdf 10b85b66d3afc88c3da486f0609d5355 PDF Text Text FlO.tÜDA GBOWEH«* MBWS ooooooooooooo M atters o f I m portan * at Washington by onr S peA ii Corr^spondeiity a noopQ D p>B« B » » w j » » B « to o o o o o o o o « o o o a o o o o ita o a o o o o o o w That-the expen— of maintaining Mbr And classify the physical elements In Foderal govern roeqt to increaalng, bv cpnfonnto.,» l.th_ e .r iia fflaAtlan +*• *p*t>*lTlu— for road and equipment In the estimates of appropriation* that Tbe Comml—ion to authorised to aawill be required for -government*] pur- cerUirt axjd npor%r* f to each piece of paa— in the fiscal year, beginning July 1, property owned or uaed by ndl/oeds, tbe 1918, aubmltted to Cong— by the original coat for'railway purposes, the Secretary o( the Tfeaaury. The Demo- coat and value to the pre—nt owner*, cretlc House of Reprt—ntetlvea to, eiked and what Jncrta- in valul to due to cok^ to appropriate for the various. departs Improvements. It to also Instructed to merits government,.'In the new «seal ascertain any increase or deer——of capyear, an amount aggregating $1,106,- ital stock in any reorganisation of rail208, 983.14. Lair year tho cellmates roads and mqhay.received by tAs torportotalled $1,040,648,026.66. Tha».Dem- ationa by mean* of any issue of stocks, ocratic House cut ths estimates last year bonds, or other securities, and appropriated 11,018,412,719.91. l xixixxx » • The Democratic leaden will retrench At a recent visit at the White House, at thtoveaaion but they admit that the Congre—manUn^crwood statedJo_ibf» Increased appropriations art-Asked for by every department and Congress Itself must hare more money to keep in motion. At (he last a—sion the sura & of $12*299,619.60 was appropriated to maintain Ure legislative branch of tbe .government, and lA the year 1918, $13,j 291,988.22 to asked becua— the new Congress-will consist of 439 members sR* instead of 891 as at pre—n t Stated In round numbore the different departments ask for .the following amounts: Interior, $¿88 millions;,War, $211 millions; Ex­ ecution $820 thousands; State, .$4 -mil­ lions; Treasury, $142 millions; Navy, V . $164 millions; Postofllce, $282 millions; ^ ..A g r ic u lt u r e ,,^ millions; Commerce and Labor,. $17.millions; Justice, $11 , millions: and Territori—, etc., $20 mil­ lions. > ttttttt Physical valuation pf all railroad prop­ erty in the United Sut— es a means of providing a basis lor the Interstate ComCommission In correcting rat<* against which complaint to made, is proposed in tho Adamson tilll which is now being debated in Congre—, The Bill provides for a Commission to carry for­ ward a thorough investigation. It also recites that the value of railroad property shall be ascertained by ihcana of an irv- Stetson Glee Hob------They came, we saw'and heard and they captured ovary heart In the large and appreciative/audience, which greeted the first appearance in Sanford of the Glee'Club of Stetapg University of DoLand Wednesday evening, Dec. 11th. ■ The selections rendered and the sing­ ing of the Glee Club and Stetson Quar­ tette waa very fllM indeed and moat ac­ ceptable to their audience. The won­ der grows when i f is learned that with two exceptions, Profr JHV-PhHUps. the director of music at the University- and who accompanied the dub has been training the club only since the fall opeiw ing of the University. Not only are the young gentleman cotppoilng the Glee Club to be' congratulated upon their ef­ ficiency and bright prospect« for future remarkable work, hut also upon their great' good fortune in being under the • teacher.. Do Lend to also to he con­ gratulated upon having in her midst so fine a. dub who will easily,sueceeed in adding fresh laurels to the fame of her great University and cpntribjltfiJWJBaudi to the pleasure of her dtixens. The Individual work of Me—fL Her­ bert Seagrostt, tenor; Gordon Haynes, Cong— will retire ths tariff from agate to aine.. Mr. Underwood had been in conferenos with tbs President at tbe re­ quest of Mr. TafUand talked briefly about the democratic tariff program as he left the executive offices; - Mr. Under­ wood thought it probable that'the Ways and Means committee will begin tariff hserfngs in January, so as to be fully pre­ pared to report and have a tariff bin or hills at the extra session. Thé commit* too will have the doors open-to all who wish to be heard and have information to fire. ******* Congfe— Glare of Virginia has a cur­ rency bill ready 4rhfcJ> he proposes to fubmit to Gov. Wilson for his approval, previous to its Introduction in Congreia. Tbs bill fo llo w s the old Fowler plan ar.d trany who have —en it consider it an improvement'over that drafted by Mr. Aldrich and hia associates. Mr. Glass holds that in view of tba anplldt declarations of the Baltimore convention againstjthe Aldrich bill and againat a central bank, the Democratic party cannot iako up with either of the— propositions. The sub-committee of the House Unking and Currency Commlttre.whlch Gordon Hnynea wine Back to Dixie .„ . . The Ole* ChA ~ r Don’t wait, until you are taken down Blck, bwfore tattog care of yourself. The «mail ache* and pains, and other symptoms bf womanly weakness apd disease, always mesa worse to follow, unless given quick treatment • You would always keep Card til handy, V yon knew what quick and permanent relief It gives, where weakness and disease of toe womanly system makes Hit seem bant to bear. Caidurhas helped over a million women. Try II Writ* to: UdUs1AdrUorr D«pt. Otituoo—. Msdld—C*. Owttwwfl—. T—l, ALL W t Brockton Made. You will agree with uhoea for Men are unnirpaaied if yod takeyour choice df out - splendid /tock lor Fall and Winter. F|ow can you beat shoes that afe perfect as to style," perfecily cQinfortahle;( and j t perfect wearing quali­ ties? This is what the Line stands for. A wide variety of leath|ers and size* in excellent footwear. It will pay you to-look over the line. NEXT n ow It if in tto ck a F u ll A lu m in u m L in o of _____________ I C o o k in g U te n s llé w • Absolutely tho Moot Durable, Most Sanitary, Handest ^ and Best Lino of Cooking ilten sllr;o rt thé Market •Every ‘War# .^ H iy a b e ><1 H ou a ew tfe K n o w s v or” : A lu m in u m . No "Article, rightfully-nt the concert, and who cheerfully contributed another impromptu the receptiqn. Delicious punch and cake were served by Mrs. Robert New­ man, Mi—— Veda Ward, Linda Con­ nelly, Essie Purdon and Lucca Chappell Sanford will be pi— d to welcome the Stetson Glee Club again, which to corapb—(T o l the "ffiiowint irentlenuro: M—s—rH.-G; Sesgÿbétt, C, McDermod, lik e E y o r ’ L Aluminum * .Vf : heat qu ickly and remain hot a .C o a te d * ò r p l a t e d W ea rs ^ .Uterihils save Fuel because they Mt.. L a s t fr a G é n é r a - Phillips. The Stetson Quartet 88-2tc palm all over, and suffered with an abscess. Three phy­ sica l* Jailed to relieve me. Since taking Cardul, 1 am la better health than ever before, and that means much tome, because I suffered many years with womanly troubles, of different kinds. What other treatments 1 tried, helped me for a few days only." ‘ •*V /V a r e E v e r ” c h O l a h o i - y , S. .T^Walbank,'R, ], g, Old Acoi— 1 _____ In acoordaace with the ordinane— oí. tbe c t o otaánford. Florida. j h p i t o g H a special «lection to be held on December 19. 1912 at thft ifl the purpose o f electing one. Al "Voti aro welcome,* says < Q k U .¿ > UM m r kt Solo, Ho— of My Heart , Herbert Seagróatt Nancy Ma* Yeílpw Roar.... G e lid The Glee Club Intermission :*v Wake to the Hunting Smart Tbe Glee Club Solo, Harmony .».v ...;. A.i..iDelKelfo Herbert Seagrostt * violin,. Polonaise Rohm Paul Roberts _ .. Mrs. Cosy's Boarding ; Hou— .‘ .J'.MAcy The Glee Club Reading, The Greatest Woman . King Gordon Haynes '• Uncje Bam'« •Party.......------W «tm an_ .• . ? The Stetson Qucartet Medley of National Aire .............. fyrey The dtixens of Sanford are certainly indebted to the Lend a Hand Club for the opportunity of attending the moet notable musical event of the aeaeon, and also tbe privilege of enjoying the de­ lightful concert jglven by (he Stetson Glee Cjub. . . . -^Immediately after, .the concert the Lend a Hand Club gays a reception ence •Mahoney, accompanist, waa ex­ ceptionally Anih-and waa thoroughly ap­ preciated and cnJoyedJjy the audleno?. ''"¿specially did the sweet ton— of the beautiful new violin appeal to the lis­ teners, when It was learned from Prof. PhlUIpe that Mr. Roberts had made the vlloin himaolf during the peat summer. In Clarehce Mahony, Sanford to ytjry proud of her Accomplished young muslThe full rich tenor voice of Mr. Beagroatt, the soloist of the .dub, united ’with bla pleasing personality, mak— the fqture of their fortunate poeai-or¿bright with posribilitl—. HU selections were vary much enjoyed. The following program, so splendidly Alke Mcsaenger. and husbsnd *to FI\ed (or Record ’ ’V Windermere Jrpp. Ço. to J. A . Thomp- Tho«. J. Check. Vf. R. Marter and •wifr.lfl.EiteJ Barner. Moadjr ind wife tojrf. A, WU* íiUlir Barrier tb Jal J. Parker. klnaon and wife. A. Schultz to Hiram fodera. J. B. Mdtety and wif« to V. A- SwAnnE .tl. TWTfLr to,Frank L.Helraa. J. E^ Moedey and wife to F. P. Kuhn. J. N. Bradshaw. and wife to P. B. .U _“ Myry Pfeifer to R obt C. SUgh. Margaret A. Waldron. Norristown, Tr. Co.', to Ernest U«h Margaret A. DsLaney to Helen Daetwykr. -1.W. J. Thigpen to Jamta Jackson. ! K. L. Bremen and tjife to j . H. Howell. J. H. Reav— and wife to Chas; and Geo. And^reon. ( W. E. Hodges to L L. Hodges. ' long tim e, consequently less Fuel S o lid Metal.! U needed to keep them hot.'. • A Set or a few pieces will make aChristmas Gift that will he useful for years to come Come In and aae this line. you don't Wa w ill faa pleased ahowjvmi pleased to to thow ^pu know ‘ Ware E ’ Aluminum' âtk your neighbor. -,r ■ 'i S mM oo lj fay ztÙ J st- �üV‘'x9\y? »•.t « f*( t / J t . �Drcfmfcir 17, <91S ÎHÉ SÀ^ORD MFABLD FREDERIC H. RAND, President GEO. H. FERKAUp, Vfce-PrâT T T ; P. F B. F. WHITNER, Jr., Ass’t Caehie ~ ~ S T *T F O R T T Capital $25,000.00 rcw T O Surplus âtid Profits $43,000.00 Forthe Twenty-Fifth consecutive year, the First National Bank o f Sanford extends to its patrons, friends and neighbors, best wishes for a very M erry. Christmas artU a Happy, P ros­ perous New Year— Assuring them that its energies in the future, as in the pasti will ever be exerted toward the upbuild­ ing o f a Greater Sanford,. and the prom otion o f Happiness and P rosperity among its people. �• //lx-. • I*/ I #' A * r •*'< . ,*r . . -. . -.. P u b lis h o c T S e m i - W e e k l y — T u e s d a y a n d F r id a y /¿V SANFORD— Lib h Worth Lining --~yS?i.gC» I...- ---« I,..- ,.^,».«1 ___ Volum* V A *X - ' I 7 f[n ^ I I I <v heathenism pro* ^duced *. no nor* dramstio Incident* than thoso whloh have com* down. to ua, half-history and half-myth, oat V%V # ^ of the foresta and •*DOW* of northern j f u V H r f t ’' Europe. w h err th* C *\ croei *confronted i t . l . prevailed, »tdlnet the* hen»»’ “ or of Tbor. Oft­ en the erteis can* at CbrUtmae, wblcb happened to cor* respond with the Yuletlde festival. at the time of the winter solstice. Longfellow, baa uaed onto- of theaa atorlea In "King Olafa Christmas.“ Another, In which real religious fer. vor and moral heroism play a part, la the story of the first Christmas tree. There stands at Altenbergen, (a northern Gormany a statue erected In 1811 In honor o f Saint Boniface; and the place of the statue la said to be the site of the first Christian church In north Germany. Boniface, who must not be confused with any of the nine popes who bor* the ns'i»e.,wae-a Driton by births and his* nsjaq. waa Wynfrith. Declining high ecclesiastical honor, he chose to bo a missionary to the rude tribes-of the Gorman forests. Of these tribes Tacitus tells us; arid' we know That they were Implacable In war and bloody In their worship, bat. that among their virtues was a marked purity of private Ufa and love of home. , " Hgch year these peopld sacrificed to their gods. One o f their holiest shrines was a great oak at Qelamar. There they gathered at midnight at tho wlntrr solstice, and offered a fair' lad as a sncriflco to call back tba rotrenttnysub.7-*. ■ — **"**■■ — thus ibay'wara assembled at the Jfulfitldo In tho year 724. Aa thp midnight kpproaehedt an old priest raised the hammer to strike down tho child.When Bonlfaco Interposed a strong arm and nn eager word. He told them of a child who waa bom seven bundred years before, and how be show­ ed to n)«n that ¡they need offer no more bloody aacrifloea. He told them of the love of God end the beauty of his service. The stern me*.board and believed. Urged by Um -herola mis­ sionary, they hewed down the dark thunder-oak, the -scene of eo .many sacrifices. The legend says that when the tree fell, It1 left a young flr growing be­ tween the shattered branches, and bnbroke» by their tall. Borilface told (hem. to take that troa_ta .thalr- ban­ queting hall; to serve God with Joy 'and feasting; and to take for their Yule treo this 'one,-with roots un­ stained with blood, and -sdih ever­ green foliage for a symbol o f Immor­ tality. - If part of the story la myth, it If not all myth; and It Is surely a boautlful way of explaining ono of the moat b eau U fu lof -Christmas -ouatoms,— Youth's Companion. M A L L * Thomas Moore wi^ born an orphan. So far-aa h<* waa concerned; hla brief blatory bocan and egded at thd Children's home. Ilia big sister Lily, who waa six and there­ fore .. aheuW»>JvwkL known better, told vague tales of u real Mother smd a little house |n the coun­ try where they hud cocoa every day for breakfast. This last , condemned tho wholo story. At thd A*y> • J > erwlse' devoted to * religious exorcises. The two children sat pn the edge of their chain» In tbo bleak Aeylum rtor, where three holly wreaths In e curtalnless windows proclaimed that It waa Christmas. Both were dressed In the Institutional blue and white 'cheek, and there was a red shlnlngnefs about tbolr face* which told^of the recent and vigorous.ap­ plication of soap and water. Lily was cream and roses with appealing longlashed eyes that would have secured her a home many times over If sho had been willing to go alone. No ono wants to adopt a bo>« fcven the blonde ones wero unclaimed, so whatcbances bad Thomas, brown' as to ' hair and eyea and akin, although any­ thing but sombnr In offectT The overworker) Matron had reluctantly given up the Idea of "placing” tho two childr*n- together. .A desirable-hpiQftJud. been found for the girl with two prim nodded 'ladtks Wnd little brother'had to remain behind. So tho tiny folks were to apend their last Christmas together with Lily's new guardlana. \ “ Slstor will come every 8aturdur to see Brother," faid the little'girl, who Accepted tho coming separation with a child’s strango fatality, al­ though her heart was aching. "Yes,” assented Brother noncom­ mittally. Ha waa less colicorriod with future happlneea than with-the pleas­ ing prospect of a day In now surround- B m W MatUe-pull-her-hair back," announced Thorpsa, who had h is' own way of ’ characterising people.. .> ' “ Tommy! Tommy! Don't call them that," 'walled Lily; "say Miss Pris­ cilla-and MlsS" Mattlo or maybe' they won’t want me." ' ' At tbla awful thought eren'Thorrina .was abashed, so It wns tho sliy llttlo Lily alone who slipped from her chair ■and offered her hand to thcjtwo ladles - aw they entered thd room followed by the “ Matron. U rsa Priscilla shook hands In a-..matter‘ of fact way, but '¥)*» Mattie bent to kiss fbo children a* aha helped them on with their wrape and gatberod . up the meager always on the point of a sncoio, parcel'that oontalnod Lily's personal Jumped up beside -her and laid hla head pffoctlonntrljr on her arm. 1belongings, * * "What a picture,” sighed Miss MaJ “ Shall we go now, 8lsterr' she . ventarod. Tim dominant chord of her existence had always tinkled a soft •acccnfpanlment to the leitmotif of the decisive Miss Prls. ‘ ."Yse," assented , the latter positive­ ly, “ and w s w tllr e iu r n th s boy pre­ cisely at flv*," aha added to' the Ma­ tron, who had been hovering over Lily with good-byes and admonitions. . A The cpschmnn carried both children .down the ley «tops and they bore themaelrea with becoming modesty, a« If accustomed to such care, whllo tho okpbljMx* In- the front ‘ward watched abvtoeaJr, and one of them opened the wlndpw wldo enough to call down; ■“AW, Tommy's doming back anybn*.“ a . . salt# to t, heir slighted conWhan the big houso waa roadbed Ufaro waa a.delightful holiday shell In Uto. air of evergteeps, 'orjmgog « id freshly burning driftwood. •; Lily wgs taken upstairs Xa come down later, her hlnnd* b«auty radiant lb (be white dressed her. With a ability she seorngd to fit with tafr surroundings In Thomas In his coarse r t h d bsayt shoes. She the spirit o f youth to a accuitomod to tho deco* f som lT S tidio ^ a . - A t- AS YE. DID UNTO oratlons. Besides the usual tea serrIce, there was a pitcher of milk and thin slices of bread, spread with rasp­ berry jam, and a plate heaped with bananas. It waa wheeled Into placo before Miss Mattlo, whoso transparent hgnds had barely tilted tho teapot, when'frlth a whoop of joy the riotous Thomas rdade descent. Heedless of hts sis­ ter's warning cry and poor Mlsa Mattie’s horrified gasp, he grasped the handle of this novel push-cart, shoutring: ."Bananas! Bananas!" The peculiar fatality which pyrsuos ory before ho went back. ¡- A DAILY CONVERSATION, It wie M iss Prls who picked him THEM” • So be died, and they said unto him: "It Is written agalaat you that you, heeded not the adrrow and the want of-them that were stricken In poverty and suffered in Illness and want-**' And bo said: ■ ‘‘That la unfair, for all mf Ufa long I noted especially the suffering end want o f tho poor, and not a Christmas went by that I did not say over and over that I waa sorry for them. No one gave them-more sympathy than I, no one fhowed more commiseration lor them. Why, Iota.of times I thought. o f \bem on cold winter nlghta, and aald. to my friends that It. was too bad they bad to endure prlrations," ' f"That la correct,” they said Unto blm. “ But It ta written that you did not materially* ..your sympathy—you simply sympathised in wordi^ and. w ords are not baton, nor. at* thoy" w" i" , jgja Tfl they W BW Ho he was abashed, and dtood silent for a space. Then hd said meokly: “And 1 must not.coma Inf* Aa to that, they did dot answer, but they aald again unto him: “A|l those that yon sympathised YimufeTr<Yb,~i w nbv m y wm ban thoughtfully 'sho bbng Tom’s Nit by tho ilrO to hfdrmilnprobaraon for his cold ride. , _ The ten-wagon ippehired. In honbr ' the dar it boro the Martha WashIgtou act of colonial _ tradition. / » tearstroaked Tace 'went dpwn on her shoulder, she kmked across at Miss Mattlb and as on* who has" at length arrived At a happy dactbfoo, she announyedr . J ]TPk take the • girl—the boy M ‘I t would wat hla whiskers, wouldn’t 'May bo." 84y, papar. Wilbur Hie Hard. Work. . Mrs. Wunder—Doe# anybody ever read thoea Christmas poams i n tba paperol * • ’ Mr. Wunder—Oh, yea. The editor �Drcfmfcir 17, <91S ÎHÉ SÀ^ORD MFABLD FREDERIC H. RAND, President GEO. H. FERKAUp, Vfce-PrâT T T ; P. F B. F. WHITNER, Jr., Ass’t Caehie ~ ~ S T *T F O R T T Capital $25,000.00 rcw T O Surplus âtid Profits $43,000.00 Forthe Twenty-Fifth consecutive year, the First National Bank o f Sanford extends to its patrons, friends and neighbors, best wishes for a very M erry. Christmas artU a Happy, P ros­ perous New Year— Assuring them that its energies in the future, as in the pasti will ever be exerted toward the upbuild­ ing o f a Greater Sanford,. and the prom otion o f Happiness and P rosperity among its people. �• //lx-. • I*/ I #' A * r •*'< . ,*r . . -. . -.. P u b lis h o c T S e m i - W e e k l y — T u e s d a y a n d F r id a y /¿V SANFORD— Lib h Worth Lining --~yS?i.gC» I...- ---« I,..- ,.^,».«1 ___ Volum* V A *X - ' I 7 f[n ^ I I I <v heathenism pro* ^duced *. no nor* dramstio Incident* than thoso whloh have com* down. to ua, half-history and half-myth, oat V%V # ^ of the foresta and •*DOW* of northern j f u V H r f t ’' Europe. w h err th* C *\ croei *confronted i t . l . prevailed, »tdlnet the* hen»»’ “ or of Tbor. Oft­ en the erteis can* at CbrUtmae, wblcb happened to cor* respond with the Yuletlde festival. at the time of the winter solstice. Longfellow, baa uaed onto- of theaa atorlea In "King Olafa Christmas.“ Another, In which real religious fer. vor and moral heroism play a part, la the story of the first Christmas tree. There stands at Altenbergen, (a northern Gormany a statue erected In 1811 In honor o f Saint Boniface; and the place of the statue la said to be the site of the first Christian church In north Germany. Boniface, who must not be confused with any of the nine popes who bor* the ns'i»e.,wae-a Driton by births and his* nsjaq. waa Wynfrith. Declining high ecclesiastical honor, he chose to bo a missionary to the rude tribes-of the Gorman forests. Of these tribes Tacitus tells us; arid' we know That they were Implacable In war and bloody In their worship, bat. that among their virtues was a marked purity of private Ufa and love of home. , " Hgch year these peopld sacrificed to their gods. One o f their holiest shrines was a great oak at Qelamar. There they gathered at midnight at tho wlntrr solstice, and offered a fair' lad as a sncriflco to call back tba rotrenttnysub.7-*. ■ — **"**■■ — thus ibay'wara assembled at the Jfulfitldo In tho year 724. Aa thp midnight kpproaehedt an old priest raised the hammer to strike down tho child.When Bonlfaco Interposed a strong arm and nn eager word. He told them of a child who waa bom seven bundred years before, and how be show­ ed to n)«n that ¡they need offer no more bloody aacrifloea. He told them of the love of God end the beauty of his service. The stern me*.board and believed. Urged by Um -herola mis­ sionary, they hewed down the dark thunder-oak, the -scene of eo .many sacrifices. The legend says that when the tree fell, It1 left a young flr growing be­ tween the shattered branches, and bnbroke» by their tall. Borilface told (hem. to take that troa_ta .thalr- ban­ queting hall; to serve God with Joy 'and feasting; and to take for their Yule treo this 'one,-with roots un­ stained with blood, and -sdih ever­ green foliage for a symbol o f Immor­ tality. - If part of the story la myth, it If not all myth; and It Is surely a boautlful way of explaining ono of the moat b eau U fu lof -Christmas -ouatoms,— Youth's Companion. M A L L * Thomas Moore wi^ born an orphan. So far-aa h<* waa concerned; hla brief blatory bocan and egded at thd Children's home. Ilia big sister Lily, who waa six and there­ fo r e .. aheuW»>JvwkL known better, told vague tales of u real Mother smd a little house |n the coun­ try where they hud cocoa every day for breakfast. This last , condemned tho wholo story. At thd A*y> • J > erwlse' devoted to * religious exorcises. The two children sat pn the edge of their chain» In tbo bleak Aeylum rtor, where three holly wreaths In e curtalnless windows proclaimed that It waa Christmas. Both were dressed In the Institutional blue and white 'cheek, and there was a red shlnlngnefs about tbolr face* which told^of the recent and vigorous.ap­ plication of soap and water. Lily was cream and roses with appealing longlashed eyes that would have secured her a home many times over If sho had been willing to go alone. No ono wants to adopt a bo>« fcven the blonde ones wero unclaimed, so whatcbances bad Thomas, brown' as to ' hair and eyea and akin, although any­ thing but sombnr In offectT The overworker) Matron had reluctantly given up the Idea of "placing” tho two childr*n- together. .A desirable-hpiQftJud. been found for the girl with two prim nodded 'ladtks Wnd little brother'had to remain behind. So tho tiny folks were to apend their last Christmas together with Lily's new guardlana. \ “ Slstor will come every 8aturdur to see Brother," faid the little'girl, who Accepted tho coming separation with a child’s strango fatality, al­ though her heart was aching. "Yes,” assented Brother noncom­ mittally. Ha waa less colicorriod with future happlneea than with-the pleas­ ing prospect of a day In now surround- B m W MatUe-pull-her-hair back," announced Thorpsa, who had h is' own way of ’ characterising people.. .> ' “ Tommy! Tommy! Don't call them that," 'walled Lily; "say Miss Pris­ cilla-and MlsS" Mattlo or maybe' they won’t want me." ' ' At tbla awful thought eren'Thorrina .was abashed, so It wns tho sliy llttlo Lily alone who slipped from her chair ■and offered her hand to thcjtwo ladles - aw they entered thd room followed by the “ Matron. U rsa Priscilla shook hands In a-..matter‘ of fact way, but '¥)*» Mattie bent to kiss fbo children a* aha helped them on with their wrape and gatberod . up the meager always on the point of a sncoio, parcel'that oontalnod Lily's personal Jumped up beside -her and laid hla head pffoctlonntrljr on her arm. 1belongings, * * "What a picture,” sighed Miss MaJ “ Shall we go now, 8lsterr' she . ventarod. Tim dominant chord of her existence had always tinkled a soft •acccnfpanlment to the leitmotif of the decisive Miss Prls. ‘ ."Yse," assented , the latter positive­ ly, “ and w s w tllr e iu r n th s boy pre­ cisely at flv*," aha added to' the Ma­ tron, who had been hovering over Lily with good-byes and admonitions. . A The cpschmnn carried both children .down the ley «tops and they bore themaelrea with becoming modesty, a« If accustomed to such care, whllo tho okpbljMx* In- the front ‘ward watched abvtoeaJr, and one of them opened the wlndpw wldo enough to call down; ■“AW, Tommy's doming back anybn*.“ a . . salt# to t, heir slighted conWhan the big houso waa roadbed Ufaro waa a.delightful holiday shell In Uto. air of evergteeps, 'orjmgog « id freshly burning driftwood. •; Lily wgs taken upstairs Xa come down later, her hlnnd* b«auty radiant lb (be white dressed her. With a ability she seorngd to fit with tafr surroundings In Thomas In his coarse r t h d bsayt shoes. She the spirit o f youth to a accuitomod to tho deco* f som lT S tidio ^ a . - A t- AS YE. DID UNTO oratlons. Besides the usual tea serrIce, there was a pitcher of milk and thin slices of bread, spread with rasp­ berry jam, and a plate heaped with bananas. It waa wheeled Into placo before Miss Mattlo, whoso transparent hgnds had barely tilted tho teapot, when'frlth a whoop of joy the riotous Thomas rdade descent. Heedless of hts sis­ ter's warning cry and poor Mlsa Mattie’s horrified gasp, he grasped the handle of this novel push-cart, shoutring: ."Bananas! Bananas!" The peculiar fatality which pyrsuos ory before ho went back. ¡- A DAILY CONVERSATION, It wie M iss Prls who picked him THEM” • So be died, and they said unto him: "It Is written agalaat you that you, heeded not the adrrow and the want of-them that were stricken In poverty and suffered in Illness and want-**' And bo said: ■ ‘‘That la unfair, for all mf Ufa long I noted especially the suffering end want o f tho poor, and not a Christmas went by that I did not say over and over that I waa sorry for them. No one gave them-more sympathy than I, no one fhowed more commiseration lor them. Why, Iota.of times I thought. o f \bem on cold winter nlghta, and aald. to my friends that It. was too bad they bad to endure prlrations," ' f"That la correct,” they said Unto blm. “ But It ta written that you did not materially* ..your sympathy—you simply sympathised in wordi^ and. w ords are not baton, nor. at* thoy" w" i" , jgja Tfl they W BW Ho he was abashed, and dtood silent for a space. Then hd said meokly: “And 1 must not.coma Inf* Aa to that, they did dot answer, but they aald again unto him: “A|l those that yon sympathised YimufeTr<Yb,~i w nbv m y wm ban thoughtfully 'sho bbng Tom’s Nit by tho ilrO to hfdrmilnprobaraon for his cold ride. , _ The ten-wagon ippehired. In honbr ' the dar it boro the Martha WashIgtou act of colonial _ tradition. / » tearstroaked Tace 'went dpwn on her shoulder, she kmked across at Miss Mattlb and as on* who has" at length arrived At a happy dactbfoo, she announyedr . J ]TPk take the • girl—the boy M ‘I t would wat hla whiskers, wouldn’t 'May bo." 84y, papar. Wilbur Hie Hard. Work. . Mrs. Wunder—Doe# anybody ever read thoea Christmas poams i n tba paperol * • ’ Mr. Wunder—Oh, yea. The editor �\ :\ '' ■ A K'1/ . . *- Z•> t t . .. ■■ à A « . - 1 1 Jj-; • * . * t k- *'•* I* one will ne a weaver wonaer ana oupnse to you wnen you see tne w e a l values we Offer; in Clothing and Men’s Furnishings.' All of", thèse Goods are New, Clean and Up-to-Date, for you know we never carry aftythingbut the Best. . . . . , Below we quote but a S » *■■»-»»- - BQYS’; PANTS . . A . f *. , * Serges and worsteds, 76c \ pants, sale price, . Shirts and Drawers, full cut, hand made, perfect fitting, in silk, madras and Nainsook, all sizes. For this sale per gar- K Q * ment, 39c to. Men’s- Peperei drawers, with knit •• MEN’S HOSE Men's hose, regular 10c quality, sale price..,.-..... One lot oPSOcsh: Men's. Balbriggan undei . White and Nutrea, reg­ ular 60c goods, price... $1.60 Pants, . withMen’s hose, regular' 16c quality, sale price ..... OVERALLS Men’s 26 .cent lisle hose, in all n l a :..^ ■ 'V ^ the plain colore, asale price Is, («ile pricaí * ' ttio n ln in A n ln n i' BOYS’ SUITS AT HALF PRICE In all the nevjcstyjes ap.d patterns. full peg pants, well made, values —from -$5.QiLtö $10.00^sálfi_prkfi_ one-ha' MEN’S WASH PANTS Made of tJ. S. Khki,* $1.50 pants oür price /or th is r « i i p ; MEN’S LEATHER GLOVES Men’s $1.50 work « 1 0| gloves, sale price.,... Men’s $1.00 wc gloves, sala brice. O MEN’S DRESS PANTS All wool,’ fifle neat patterns, me­ dium'and. also fall (¡»A A n weights $6.00 pants " ’ *v * * •. ' ■: ^ ■9 for this sale $4.00 Pants, our price for this sale............. $8.50 Panto, our price for this sale..-........ $2.50 Pants, our price for this sale..— u.. $1.50 Panto, our price for this sale....'.:...- Men’s* 50 cent pure silk hose in .’S M EN’S SUSPENDERS Men’s 50 cent French' Lisle, sus­ penders, in regular andJ:QjQÛ u:«extra lengths, Baleprice û î / L HIS Stock, is Very Men’s 50c heavy working V¿suspenders, sale price.... Guaranteed One lot $15.00 scrgell - stedfl,:fluitfl _weli 1 all wool, our sale g MEN’S PAJAMAS Men's. $1.50 Faultless pajamas, Men’s fine suits, elegantly tailored and . all pure wool fabrics/ in blue serges and fancy worsteds, all $ 18.00 suits. i nr Sale price......... J p lX «/0 Men’s ' pajamas, worth $1.00 salé price........... TÜ Men’s $20.60 suits in all the new - est fall styles, all. wool, atu our serge at th is ‘ price can not be equaled, ; « 1 Q K(\ Men’s $25.00 suits all hand tailor■ ed, very newest styles for fall, 18.50, and $28.00 ft fl Men’s $3.00 felt hats, our price • M E N SD R E 8S SHIRTS Men’s dress shirts/ Savoy brand in the new fall Men’s $2.00 felt hats, safe price. Men’s $1.50 felt bats - Men’s $2,50 felt hats f .i $1.50 Shirts, price for this sale t Men’s $2.60 felt hato sale price......... ..... $2.50 Flannel Shirts, sale price SANFQ ïht shirts, worth ie p r i c e . ...... ton’s dress shirtt m all the. newi fall patterns. Savoy brand/ made ofth e beat PYench l^iadras, with'Ur without collar, to match; $2.00 shirts, A5A sale price ATHLETIC UNDERWEAR 1.60 Flannel Shirt sale price............... Men’s night shirts, worth Men's M en’s $22.Q0 suits, serges and .fine worsteds. All, the late fall styles and . (j»-| r . m * patterns....... *___ «pXtJ* l w , Men’s flannel shirts In blue, gray and tan, made of Lhe best pure ik flannel > 1- > 4► « ...J U w u M fa One lot of -60 pent dr** «kj+fr/ with collar attached O O . sale price. ...... ^ ___ OOC J. *M\ �it. w me gANfORD HCHALO < Uoek on as before. " Blow Inf obt the candle blindfold la * a far tanè- difficult feat than. It would •-eppfS? at Urei -alai»l *u d th a ,fru 111c«a eff or la of the playerr lo -perform th lia i appaVently almplw taak afford much merriment to the onlookera.To begin the came, place a lighted candle ohj^atuAII but steady table or pedeatml at rifle pndoH h* toom, while the players' stand at the other. T o atart the game/ the competitors are blindfolded and turned •'* round. .three *■■ . r*. ,-"‘i * 7 * w - v . i- '-•il '.-V . Blowing Out the Candid- rrgl bata and packa or-card* might •fincy .droas mutorlaliKwithin. / The .competitor who first succeed*-- be provided. ' The pattern matchlns competition In matching *hls. pattern wins tbe la moat exciting, and la beat played In same, which, If more convenient, ttugr a Ions ta ll or corridor, eo that the Le playea la beau timed b y ; stop* ’ , ( iompetltora may have a Ions . run walcR. "home." i The silhouette patting competition, *4. larse number of piece« o f atuff' aa a rile, prorokes the giwateat marfrom a rag-bag mOat be placed th aev- ./latent' . **. • end haaketa, and-from ntnpng-OtS.raf». " ^ ih e S t la bans up against a watt In e»ch basket, a small pattern mutt Änd drawn (lut. The couipetlforS ÍMT sordid tnto couplee, and bake thoir be taken and disced In an envelope. To begin the came, the competitors; placca, beneath It seated on a row of are sorted Into pairs, a man sud s Kiri chalfa.^JCaelj player le next presented In aach><thb girls standing at one end .with à sheet o f black-back od papdr I o f »be corridor, bach one with en en-- a n / a pair o f aclasoks—no pencils are velope, nndjhe men at the other, each allowed—and thus aruled most pro* one Juet behind .the special bsskot In oeed to cut out the allhauelta portrait* ! which. hU partner's - pattern . may be of bll or her next-d After a ten mlnui tlme-llmlt has matched. At a signal the me% run,down-the corridor to the apot where the girls are atandlng. and each one reeefres •die envelope held by hja patteetf opens ItrlaVts orit'itHepajitih.bdffire da fining back’ to hla basket to matefr > - times botor* groping their .wifjr to the spot-at-whldb they Imnglno the candle to bo attualed, afid endeavoring to puff M ut. Tfoy Will Add Interest to the , Family ffome-Comlng Party. ’ • Pattern Matching Competition. ___ Throwlng cards. Into-a haVmakea a very amuglng compctUloti/ In which much skill may be exhibited. .« A top hat.-a couple of packs of carda (With different backs)—and a piece ot white tat>e to mark out a barrier, from behind which the players muat kneef to compete, are' all thi accessoriesjt+ cjulred. - * • ' . To begin thp game, the two playeif throw tu tùrua ontwcard a t a ‘.time. Aqd whichever succeeds In getting tbs lrigheSl number o f carda Ifttq thehat xwinluMdUuas» / In a large'.party this would-be playThrowing Cards Into a Hat W. In best«, ou tho principle of a tournaiqpnt, and to expedite .matters aev- It from the pile of cuttings from expired this hoetoea must'collect thW sllboucttea, and, turning them back ■Ida outwards, ehs pins them up oc*tl th o « l i c i t . Voting papers are next passed roun to the entire oonuwny.'-'and a lira prlxe awarded for the makska of tb best and worst portraits dlaplayad. Dy'ULADYB BEATTÍE CROZIgR. IdwtssaettClaw/'’ Yòe whh the truth in yow oca, Kddfa« m ponder Sid pjuse, .;/,W H dut »dt truth fcpa.tftd bo», SSfw dllnyour'be-t ¿U V a k k tM S y knee- .Ä Truly, the Salat used to be! . , - A • - . i. M '3Æ31i .1I tamüy, °,J tk¿7?Q beW y ud tnci bidin their whle i.isiy hrr HoWfiar you dose U» ntf heart, finding you vO tfw ^M ns. Sooi wuhTyow doT the while. ¡M • (here a $aota QautT r t of,h<’- youpg uti^ j i u JIT^w v r old. Is-, always a,. ( >V y* *>>V problem. - GrandV Jnoihap.-'irTWllbtr J tr iÿ ttk tfttim U Q m r fc- « Yod adt.again asd agm Now nuaf I aaJWW. because ^ Yoe hire dié trust I had then- ... /i. ^ ^ w A K 'i k o 'th* Chrt,t* I - I I tpns home-coitilni; ■ l)#rly euJoyatHe to • n u x lo u s Token •- » : tc v v ' ~.•Ilâaiè - tke .^tlttlV. /foUtik'iud ÍÚ dqinfc ^ któftV g if t *° ah^ w,i* *<r-4° pléase thb older on®*- Uiit tbs obli-/ dren aYa heat 'en. tortslned w h ’e ñ •their pleasures aro patllclpalctl In' by parenti and aunta and uncles, and to accomplish tho'dealryd end nothing la more ai>propr|ste ) i ah ;. T« -games. 'U • • / It b The ones jdeecrlbed below are a^prple. and. easily grranged fur In any home.. There*la an addkd Interyat In them whhn Inyxponalve prlxca .are awarded tho winner«, and theae prlxca wilt be. especially' attricflvV If they are msdu by . grandmother's own bands.' -v * . •. A program of games may bo out­ lined as follows-.' (I) mint4. limn'# buff played ifllb wooden apooni. (3) Blowing out the candle bllodfold. (3) Throwing cards Into a bat. (il Pattern matchlqg . (S) Bllhopetfo cutting coiupctldon' . For blind man's buff with wooden apoona, a. small chair, a cushion, s large ' handkerchief for bltndfoldlnlg-' « num e MADE EASY p m im i \ !f yotf haye not received our beautiful new Catalog, please call or* write for i t .11 will help you moke your selec­ tion nt^your leisure in your qtffrihome. Prioes>ju8t os raatchlcss anti true as we advertise them to be Goods as honest a« roaimincturers of recognised standing can make them. Selections tha£ comprise hundreds of'different styles instead o f only a limited number.. Consider alt these advantages with " a positive assurance that our prices are far below all others. We can only Illustrate here a few of the pieces of our large assortment o f ! beautiful goods. Get o Free Copy of our. Catalog— Early. , . -! ; M W rnrtmai VUM liAillnV, , k* VlMWAJWBiUUinti /- U*t«AU> M .4UI - J OLD MAN -GIDDIES. OBSERVES The poluto Be Is often solldlflsd into Í Christmas glXC ** S, Henry. Tarbuck gay* that us »own as tsopls begin giving him socks -and taudJrtrcbteta.exclusively for. Christ* nas ha Is going to. apply -for a' b. rih .i*3 f- mia Ho. ant ' Ooia Filiad ü rM cItt /B r i g h i and B o e m a F la u b : C o n c i »1*4 • f ioiBi»«4 c«»a . . No.eeaa.CMi Chain K lU rd.Ilrlaht Flnl*h 8pld*r<4 U n k «. * -, ie «tinse o f tying op a Sb-cent preavnt Blind Man'a BuTt*Wlth Two Bpoena. i I f cents' worth of ribbon and tlaaue II 71 Gold r i l l . d Brutlri No «77« tpar and paying 10 oea(U to aend It jiqritoaati aimf a' couple of- wooden • K n flu h F lnU h—C^ ob« b 1«4 Joint s o d C it ih . U M. N o. Oofd Filled Bar Fin, B oflla h Finish, 36Fine Homan Feai!« «Iioona win bo required. 1tome one. T o begln^bo g a m o , « M bllnd man" We Buy Direct From Headquarters and Save You thcbMiddlcman's Proit While you are sorry fór ititi tired desman, like as not tb* salesman is It. clieacn to *ilt bllqdfoldad on- the Af_lh. wreru tad riptUliea U t R.uil J clL y Haaw ^tpiad^ la a *T«I «UnC. .o lW ( Wtuk U.p.rtmr,,t. >..u .. etmlrra womlMl apoqndn eutli baud.. du< i ki. .«.'bThha—V pf8dlttor^»^tewhtT ^^.^TT^ . u « M « . > w i « t k . « M . i «. Ihe rest o( the company are (hen ■wmrehaleil q y «e km «l brju ra WwFeae by’DSe, Whefi tlu\ “ biind man” mlilcaySTORE STOKE m measles, so far this year, or* tp atibnvér ihelr Idáatlty by feelOPEN OPEN irantaihope be Is rugged iñgThédi vfith tnbrwoodsn apoona. The "blind man" la'oniy allowed on* guess, EVEN1N43S survive Chrlatmaik^ ^T7 / evening » JEWELER man volnteers to play so that a good number.Of tbo com­ • UNTIL U N T IL a s t a Bonday school Chrlat- pany bare. na a role, to go through FLORIDA CHRISTMAS TORD, CHRISTMAS et it down that In-bla heart thè ordeal before one of them la ............ bas to taka the I m h iu h iih h u "bund “■ ‘ - ’ • ■* . • . ■. �irte tAÑrofto HUMID f l e o r is in m -•'* K'iii ->n .T v V ir•r* *“v v i day« an undergraduate wished to ataft 3oijn 6 m * k tf lObittltr . J bom«, thus gaining i »M k 'i tacatiofton the other atudWa. Ho had, bow-. ■ erer, uaed up. ali the abaenfgg frontiwtm , read)«it fro« , the lecture« which are allowed, and any more without good excuse would*;1 Cbt cbontt Of OOfct*. ÜK CUsptag Ol bare meant suspension. -n In a Quan­ dary ho bit upou this solution; he B Y J A M E S W H IT j a m u wmitcomo # ? » ««♦ » Carmen nu.kr -Wisfat Pa’d be here, tool" Uncle. Sidney tlMA *1*8 *W * *1 W f.lljt ll wtHw J t m WIS b o n i , * . The anawer he rehallad waa: "Como ,r Ulttb 0U4 )«WllrtOW straight home" v > . BrMflbCpt to tf* MflOBf! • •Aa exhibition of the telegrata to the t * dark W flN If tsdlafl a id «MPH ^ f e m o r a , wa. aufflclant bat b e s » ) . . •» ----------- : r - : : - ' ,Ycr brother lo Br these pore Hen Trip wal| InfflfTii A i. » /» « roirfht. c* « I l tmrrh t i w m^skSSS&iSiii — Iu m m cheerful when Ihore’ ls e laure -family y j i n Spftmpowio IlfMC, an b ea m , ather«Laheut featlre-boardr. , Mf (E/Ttfpurti* big, t bet you he Ola best watch-dog you «ver sed) "Jitf 1 come boma at my leisure or straight home?“ -; • >' - IBM Wc have, still a Good. Assortment of :r, V^mo0<ls, JewcjUr. Clocks; Cut ^ . ' t ^ l e t t . y o u r X n ... P r c n t •*i>< Just received I mI É ai new I m m 'Umbrellas, they are beautiea. r Brothers REPAIRING A SPECIALTY : • £ * * * • •—-v. <ítj, gtf u ChiVmm D ^ ,—* r , *hom .r OPEN EVENIflcV Aa' Whqohl Jtovr ce^I It soun' out there! I endd bt eaetba pump-epout where iVi got Idh chfaeyhleliin all wet J f , * An* dripj^jAii* I see it y e t l j V ^ ^ t r get to)w ¿wayfr-eo aB ■ ' TOW*KMloan RU n n r“ti nc He'i mighty welcome, ah’ ytr An’ Undo HdT An'ch Slaflof gtory to«a a i Bar«. e * am *«m a « o « Imi tosimi An’ eoeggya. "Oh, 'bout Some ¿òokin' jn the aahea^—8É|V- *, S'poWf/'iVí^.'hócne.Uietáwayr’. Áfóttnge acnd'áa fcìd!l«à' . . SANÍQRD; FLORIDA / day, arid the present« wrapped more Quickly and W ily because (bet are all In one plaqe. .The children, too, wilt '■n]oy ihe myatefy that tentara around an ’Inaccessible room—Haul «keeper. £nd two big t y K t in he saw -V., Fa’» b'en « k«^n; 'm M they got The premium «tthe Fair. AnVwhi You tWnk>-He «*• a frta’-b/g hoi Ini ho hot »she*, »»ixh* r Them okTWg ’ubre Irt.the Irtpe. r Alt’ núptht coala bachean1hia/sa 1st y€rettln’''ao'ahe purt’-n i^ Swear - — . 1WÌ» /?$£■■*IV*— n' .<• < :/ Preparing forTOirietmtii.' •Deacon Ooo<lly—What are you buildlug:that addition to your bouse tor, Farson FsIntlyTt'1 * .* ■ . k 4 u ','1 ' Parson: 8.—Got to have a place to store tha' carpot ellppers Mifhbmimfttyi -t h i c p e It * c o m p a n y òtti— with Mou>m a * A i s e t at b co . ft TO lìti ytn’ a ^ . ^ c n W An'WjSui htoe boyi When «W<i’bout y g W>^*Wb>»vWr«i Jt* f«. t«fY Wtrn girwt the ChrfsTms-Tr* T{| erme toses you] An’ Und ^pr/feíla' f An’ pore old SuD' lit Undo’ shade h •YeroM on belisi'’ tsn’ aay- >i;*' y còmi) ibis way ..H R . n*hT , * ’ An’ hoOer bagk /Oood-byT again. An’ rcech outWllh tb»'drlvSTs whip An* cut behmvC-dHvs beck Trip.' Unde ha An- bUue aweah^^wj .W* JrtVF'.‘t*v is. -An*, Unde SiTs-berit ipo-Un' tì» ' . . . I» nlbbliril^'roon' yer Chria'inua-Trttr >- Nm Unde hoOer, “I auppaáe \ ■^er FV» m proud he's frore his note | ; v • He wants Ip tun>‘h up st «i .‘Csdae Ssaty kfck: up sucha Rae— ^ * ^ e as ef / ,• ¿ Hw úrua Ms own firework* hlsse fT' -rfghau^-tidefn&'Wtí he » got to fix the Tree ■V an’ blow Aq*-Trip *ud IH Ay there n f LPce he’d laugh' ou\ load, but Neo Unde fill his p U -e t f* TJd i^phim light But mostly 1Htie Lee-Bob, ’a H e ’athe beat MghWr m r.w Like VncWtaOM Mm wunat Bob ctieden’ jtridd tha lighj -An’ Uncle eay, ' ’At e bt the Wayl^S Yer lln’a b'en WorUu’, night an’ day, Men Ma she’d Ubgh Vwhat iChitf .? ■* t;:* An’ so ilPdAy \i An* Lee-Bob he In Ms hlgh-cbili Undc^ld Lflté She wux helpin' feich In ’ An' Impin’ old firotofat’ good. -I been! the il pungi squonk « g iti > i An’ bèni a >jny prayerall ìhrooÀ .; Sidney team' me i»b»e< •'«*» “ TNnemwn, • ... up to “riie« alone f ■ ,'Asleep or wakirig, |hm him j»tiU. ^ ^ K k Elder brothe(> whh.ond w« ? £ & À An* that'.th* lest Ilmow ' ¿ . J T^tt Ma' oLx’. —Mt-l . S b S J í » rv.7 ’. r ¿I , - j ’ _______ y¡ « i yà'u euf 1 •*' -* ■ ' ' - 'V- "WHe up'bla Od whitg bayrd ain IhoatV |Nen UncÑ gfaM th' ó|d overcoat. À>' Hope ¿ ovar SanlyV^cad, Ah aw& the dour wide back sn'eafli yComa but,-old-man) - an quiete «S o «! M - i vi bt got to put you outr R tf' to weàr, j Vst ihe. prices you oiiight to j^ày; clothes in whose /company you’ll be proud to be. i;we are, r newthinás m op m "Now rath: he sajra—"Hi-roll-e An' S a n i c i « 1st tv« an' i ^ An* Trip h i a ouf^here. tooArl A(C1 heerd lU ^ th u ttW -^ ’ ■Wrn he*j5 'Ah'eiyW An’ got a old yam rad-m-blue Mitt on h—'An' he's hoah-aqme mor Acrost .his chi.r. an' kindo’ Soà AH roun’ his dy-fram." Und^say.—I .'But Pe he’d ort nucen the whr Sarny bear up lest night when thbi^ . Air hr« broke out, mf tjulcker'n teat He'« an s bUutn', an' them-’air; j Curvcottki whiaken that he Wear K 1*\ fiashin'l—till I bum a hole In the anow erlth him, and he rot) ' The RtaH yartl dry as Chria’miis joto Old penna pUya on little fotksl Bui. tang’s a amai o’ tow cr woo*. ) TB I, Wta acre I (horrly aae HTaaqumchedl W ’y . y i M « ^ plum—level whh the groun'l" «ay,'There, Sid, that'll dot— Mla ready—Chrb’mua loo.— .OnKi-r- Bally Thought a U6T«r d l « 7 1 Gtíódrteli^íé rtìaterials^tck) exactly |lie sátóe Fifth. ayéBUí Gysyfi, ánd'-fáñs,'; iti Perfect in style and fit; in fact, cut patterns as our finest garments. E two and three-button styles. A gr< Alw; a complete line of 'Xmanfgifts 1 aAien’s Traveling Sets. Men's Coll Handkerchiefs, Socks, Ties, Gloves and Umbrellas, �i rite sANiwuo heAitio ^-V-W- w e*NV \ i 1 |k/T A t / j l I I V 1[ c i j . 1* p | | | ' X f P l JLJL, \ 1 afk / / A*\;^ 1 IT' $ a n g l : (Copyright.) n O V’.Vk,'*' ■ iT*f.vy] * a * ^ %* v/ Misi Fanella ÌVnway the gurrjH$)f Òhrfatmaa ' 1 0 9 «. *ras not beautiful! twilight •? .1 Though powet*fait * certain dlellnctive air, her co^twaÀ pitifully thin • and •/ Inade­ quate. Though neatly blackened, bat, «hoea leaked. tond abe yore ni» ?ub- Woader tbgt the atorm aeemedin end­ los* .and cold. But when abe turned^ I n - a t # t f * a ’ big t t l » ’«tone a t n n n « a f h W iV hear gateway,her tralgbtened proudly. •Fenway plnoe," aba muricing about the gloomy, und s /-fa # fl.a h i the laat of “ i f you .were not It would go hard •■prUli thern.'Mnto(Joctcd' that Other half o f MfrarYhoway‘a a atflTwt that wae a 1ways, rùjloulltig •b«i\FèHway pride. “ UnloaC'.i-. With" mallchiuy empbails, “ they chanced tq^be ala> Impervious trembled aa . unlocked tbeWroet trotrf door—upon *♦‘1x0 .eondltlun.tlld »he ever Icare or .,i «¿tar. the-hoiao by any of Its»other numeroite-entrance«. *• 8he lighted the email W lamps that ••Mood on-the marble top oi the ball bulfft, plgced her ooatiand.bat od'the carved rack, and peered closely Into • the great mirror, ' - — ¿TbiaorpM . JyChrJstmaa, and/your ■ birthday,1' aha whispered nccuein'gly. “ and—no one hut retnemberod It! f ancy Hand nags .Handkerchiefs Silk Ties SilkHos, Stetson Hats Kid G löves;v '\ Handkerchiefs Suspenders > Shirts ^ v. Dress S t# Cases Silk Scarfs Fancy. Neckwear Kiel and Silk Gldves Spk Hose Parasols Silk' Dress Patterns Table Linen Napkins to match. Coat Suits fG o ir C ö a fs Sweaters Kimohas .Trousers more , and we ean give you better re n-T at hie poatofflo«.. ,-TGere were YPP Fanella? Isn't -that old few persons .using auch«utlonerywho öuqu*h to act aa'you plcaae retard still refoamber* to w rit«*» bar. leaa of the; neighbor«?" “ Dear Mlaa't^nVayT'; * ahe . read, "I «uppoae. It Ip, Nelson," ehe, ad“ are you etlll-'aloha at the old place? blitted With a smile. “ Out where?" If ao, why dan you not come with me “ Will you trust me this once, Panelto Japan ------- this winter, -----’ “ V. gnd* help promise me tola?bring you^baefc beoavar you, wlefr.“ -wtttr tfae-children? T! one In our party hub oui Mlaa -Fanolla looked’intji tho white letmakobw . _ . night Wan _ _ahe dreaming. ___ ^ Or could drat of January.’' ■ There ronewed. y r page 6 f ' detail«. feds unlikely « ¿ n r -r e a llr hare hap-*-» The letter«wge l«tt«M n i al>n*<1 hr an oldkcho^ nM’»rh<vd .pened n.n.4 In' In lha mntinlrtnv nf The signed byan tha ^AAilotilhv deadentog monotony ot ' I lou'e eye« were following her, S f t d e h i friend now tho wife of a suoceasful ^.Br 1,f®T . 1 financier. •’* *’ ' Whnt difference did It make, any- »eijoycd herself writh a Here«, defiant hllak Fanolla'a band trembled, hor ['War. Henceforth ahe would be only sort of efcjjoyupnL. “ Fanilla,” «aid the {nan, leading her face wae drawn and white. f.a nure'emaJd, -,phe looked back Into - "A nurse maid,“ aha moaned gt Nelson Travers' honest eye« Pleading buck to the Are, “ I will bleys you for laat blttdrly. “a common ntirae jnalftr with her Id trust him. About her tho ever for coining with me. A wanted She put.lt kindly, and It la kind of ntaUly oM furniture tfpon-whlch t\er you- to see my home, tp unde retrod **l Hava Draamad of YOU •Ittlng hor td thlah of me la my destitution,- pride had fed eo manymany years, pleaded juat haw simple and unpaioiitloiie Jl > ' ..... ;•%■ >qt V>*t « »h at It mean«. Tet. lan't In vain, . ; * ' t . la. 1 know l-«in only a ;cbmuiolvf«rm-* er,* bill 1're always Ipfcd you, / a unil l bettor than cold and loneliness,and “ Yea," abe aald,,TI1 come. 1 do not there in Whalen that I care for? All la. 1 cannot enuure-ft to ecw y<m l W »Id famltlee with whom we a*»o- Starvation? I'm tired of being dlf- know bow-far I shall go, though." aa you do, alqtiojld thAt tre t.h o u se . ferent from other people. I'll try heThe nun Stepped Into the old hall d are gona. It fa my mlaforliin«. t am left alone in the old house." ¿ng aa common aa.lhe commonest for and held her coat. Hla lip« closed Won't you. let me take care of -yon, oyer hla displeasure when hb fait the dtiar? - I know l am not good enough rhjr need, you be. alcmet - 'There ■a ,while." for yon. I realise'what It muat ae«m people all about you, coounon , 'Suddenly thn great bell pealad weight of It. like to you horn, bnt-— “ through the resounding old rooms. r Bha did not remember the worn 1« to be sure, but kindly and gooiV “It fa comfortable, and—beautiful. She,lifted the'.little lamp In wonder- gloves on'tho ball table, and only there la—Nelson Travers 1" v*' men't and threadod her way again thought about locking tha door when Nelson.“ liar Voice bake over the common .farmorl"-' ■a Fanalla could aimoat believe through the Icy gloom;. No trades- she saw Travers slip the key Into- hla isard a rral vole» ta the old hall people called at tho house, anjl. cor deep pocket. Wrapped In robes, abe aeOrood un all. tha Fed way pride and aoorn ta'fniy not at the big front door) And. a voice alarmingly liko Gar elite. ywi»mliM>«.iif,..iif . r («riir 1i» iI ♦»»tight, conscious of the atorm, realizing only the nelghbora the futility, o f calling . the pleasant sensation or .¿dmpwiioui A >4 V > i M O la t a e K In a n il w e e t n lii haA btep settled these fifteen i*" db*UHd&-picking up the little w W w > , **Wliy njuyt It bo gone again 0▼«#'*Chrt»trasaV ._ \ *. Ine'nphroonh-of tholr Vinter rv»U- *wh* of k »»w.i)tat!«a i&sf^isa Pffsent-day customs relating to Sha’a Coftvln iiVT^ that N f ^ S -V M tjeoy. m* 1i .. (f 3 s I /iU if « minu t e , he; told moved dhnlyr-untfl aha eetarejl- ■* ** parted.jaUh.Iwr, Ant had been the baUei^a pantry In «*«/• Tomorrow : U your blrt the-old regime, Hera a «mall Store bfllevp, and ijhriatmga. too. V diffused a half-h and'a llttlo tabl ________ _____ _ ware drawn ! “ Hare dwelloth the laat ot the Fogaald derisi velr. “Yet too a« ____ _' ____aa%. ^-ai Hhwfacld She held out bdr baada—tirae Ken.w ay bands./ "Dqrn/t yi>u know. ^lear. that all woman are privileged to. change their mlntfft* ahe asked, Mr. Qottelfh «afe. Him HotnaUlgh ; a fool iSra •Wan, T aoH la," gtnaned Ti^yeni. bolding bar close. f t f M .l o have thht corner all to karSiknipe, K"*9' y«* �•• THE SANFORD HERALD YOU WILL GET THE BEST AND SAVE MONEY TurkejH ...... ,........ ...... _ .......... 25c ib.' CsTery . .........2 for 25c brim berries f.Z ^ 45c, 2 fdr 25c Olives, pbrin end stuffed.;, iX».,.... 40e and 25c bottle •fyegr thing In pickles; Dill, Sour anil Sweet Mixed 15c and 25c bottle Royal Mint* Sabce 25c " Plum Pudding 30c 1-lb can JPump^irr, N. Y. Stale's, 15c ” • Cluster RaioinH . .20c lb llA ,W 5 lln iitu .^ ¿Í¿. Almonds BrixJI Nuts. ,- . Malaga Grapes Apples,, faitey Bananas More.than 50 varietiea^f fine chocojates—include ing Walnut Tips, Pecan, Almond,jiUgatlne etc 20c lb 65 varieties candies.to sell at 10c |b Box .candies, finest grades, from 10c to 35 bx These arc pure candies; and the same quality rlnuhl* thi? thlu price nrirp for fnr others charge double r Q ff;U ' i t th ere, nest little f allow , cat j'T q u tie aw ake a count the d a y s^ a hundred varied wa\ ^ A lfea d y yoil hayeZs&h ItJm a! gleam of joy afar, have secftdtj.ioyLdppraacfiing iitJftd Jwinklc ò f a start you h ed r they, bells ttwt jingle and the clatter of the hoofs thlrt^tfyf&Q^ song of glad fiefs a s fhefafig/op ori the roofs'. H •1 ” IMunjs 21 -2 iL 1 -v 25c ” P ck rs^ 1-2 lb 30c ” ” v White Cherries 2 1-2 lb....... 35c ” ” / " J Red * ’ " 2 1b ............ 30c ” Apricotts “ IVx lb... v ....... 30c **% Blackberries 3-lb can ...................... 25c f Fancy sliced an’d grated Hawaiian Pineapples in 2 and 2 1.-2 lb cans ......... 25c and 35c a can happlneaf 'made'Tior wondfoualy beau* tlful. Bobby would hare lost hit w|ta. ir he should not come! Bui be -would-eotne. - If he should coma and the dream could hot be realUodl But he would-nqt come unless he could. A rmp st ths doorl "Miss, there's a ahentleman «askin’ for ye. Should I send hJm Inr* “ Tea, Mr.ry." The tone« were port fectly c a l m Bit years of patient' waiting had not been without their 'power. * "M araaretr. ' •■•JobnrA “ t kn^w -yon would come. 1 saw ypu latr evening. 'I knew you would And me. . Ob. John. I am so happy!” Rhe retted her head-on hie shoulder otherx , V Candy Headquarters By tyllbvr D. N es > you court Best CalifornUT Slice Peaches. 'I * ow fair Is it to ChristmasT It'sy ot so fat away—for all l know, already >ou have and hold the day: it has nò time no? . casoni it is not set apart, but s ends.Its bless6d\sunshlne to every little heart. \, - •*.X|y’ Jlarsaret, now and forerorlr' , ” And CofisianoeT” ** 'V "Constance ts gone—and ahe wish <d it to be.” - *'8tt -down, John. There -is' your chair. 1) qw often Jure I/pktured you In It.- Let pie think. , M 5 me get my breath. I .knew .you wouHT corns.. 1 * under what .Bobby will say! Ho thinks I bare no heart, but—It was BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME ' . , i This beautiful suburban home on Sanford Heights Consisting of ten rooms and bath and all modertf conveniences, lof 65x130 filled with orange trees and oilier fruits-aitd llowers, fine garage and pumping outfit, good water; electric lights, going at a bargain. .$1,000 cash,, balance on easy terms. ‘ MARKS REAL ESTATE!; AGENCY; QHjrialumn ÛUjnmDÜigg 306— Dhxlrllen iloti,g h l m i 20,000 ■■ .. / Cfuilllar|i. 397—St. Aaguillno bapiLai 10,000 », Sunni In Kent. . . 790—Of*. Klrp of Sitala. hi botilo Y7rj '* - The Patigonian Giant ».•*l’.*1** id W it h t w o h e ^ d s ■ in o n e b o d y . -The tallest men O o' t h a t e v e r w a lk e d t h e s t r e e t s . E ig ht fCetand«evenZ 0 m m incheshigh. Hehasbeen all through Europe. 2C ' D E C E M B E R 1 9 t h T O T H E 2 5 t h . 2 O O •*v'0 at803FirstStreet O A‘< •* Bright Front Vj Look •.1 for the «*r~ ~ ot »■.•A -.— s 800— Cftarlauognt e m m i Ejnptror Iti Pup« L n lit. é* 878—Alfn i lit« Crtâl itfit Golhrvn. if* Dot 1492-r C d n * * * ‘x Jd p. S a n k. M ‘ «‘ , n p i u o u i a j n o o o u u t w » t w o u i|s . v w i . a r t is ti al //aytf. f572-Con/,aal Wolay. btrnlfi * \f . • Gory'i tun ■ nveli. throui tin men Into ptiton, 1620— Pllgrlmi bulIJmg flrtl homi at Get your-* / 642—Sit /«M Nmttm bom. CHRISTMAS CIGARS {647—Chrtibneu eotobroUon prohibit*J 1 h Parliament. 1639—Cintrai Court of ALttMcAuM/tj Tobacco and Candies Plymouth. PnhltlU ulAtuUon on pen- Blowzy the rlrl raised her head. ' Mom than a sheet ot copy had been IratUns ner attention: But she caught tiohli frown and ImmMIXtely Uia mother-Instinct In'her wea aroused: She broke Into her usual comrade laugh. ' "A ir right, Bob. The InrltaUon overwhelmed me. The Metropolitan! . B u t .l couldn’t, . : «obbydaar. My C M omu m noie in my b e a u t i f u l . brown ooat” the Metropolitan If you w e n t there lain khaki ault/ 1 wish you had a Utile more \!t ,v •iiìif'ffjtbfàf •. * 1720 —William Colllm. poolK bom. 1773— T .a »hip (A Not* York *■ ought not to go.” . “ F e e l i n g be darned! 'I f you had fewer ‘feelings' , and more feellns fdr w poor fel low— Whet * tbl milter,- fiandyT” Ths. *i*l; kw -p¥ U W -----OMLJUlLnceoier VMJ1 00’^ N l the' room end had I j grown auddenly pale. She dosed bar eye* for a mo­ ment Bob had canght the pallor. “ Oh, nothing. ! bad a little twinge of that old neuralgia- lock to-EimltuJ. 1775— AtmU mU 'lfa$ßmP9 .'S* iltf ofQotUc. 1776— Wellington cnmli lb* bita* rotolo oUocM Trtnlon. i.. oM L fg f niS a __- i.t o m i al■> 1777—' W k* arm» . alley i :orge. " I763—Shoji,t rotolilo* ilo ti. J I* Loo* ot Btoxtto, -' 185 ¡ “—Library i f Congnu I* mini from fiio. - \ <•. / . I860—Colini Chriilmoi I* England. 1864—Union flat arid army attached How You Want It When You Want It Inndr end' thing. Bandy wse gayer,.Uun usual Four o'clock the nexC'dgy Bandy,i heart was besU ng lo u d . Her l ? a b e was pleased tq oalfit ."'H !’ ’ prlxiting prices. W e ’re still doing copulerei*] work �•* *• ' • "»C7. í m e «ANfORO HtHALt» iB&g S ggiH S ci ' w [DA CANE SUGAR 1■■JSJ , V--: ajt ’*‘V„A } » ^ ' ‘if»*” C7. < m_ /’ \ ?: i ____ ■ m“•>Vi KW iU S ò m e D a y De I W M o n e y 7YL . r -z - W I . ^ .‘ gu ; jSwf<3Ut*3£ifU k4 .-■ r ./l •♦A w e m ESSì ® . \(7 t » .‘ - -r(-' lr ^ t MUIS AND •brightest Gem in Orange Coiintÿ^s Crown ♦ v • .-' , ♦’ ■• I'»equaled Locatiqn, Unlimited Resources and Undimmed Future, Sanford Offers Much to Seekers After Health, Wealth and Happiness •ii4-* V~ W ill Be Bigger and Better Than* _‘.- 4| -« Ever B efore ♦ . ♦ Mt«, li. H. Bo*kr la TampS Trita«« •• AN A G R I C U L T UR A L f XIIIBIT > V . ■#*V. « • * * * *•• * But 'fiprse Racing, AerojjUnei P olo "ifpautiful of situation'’ ia Sanford., enterprising spirit and up-to-datenMj£ (•red * valuabla piece of property splen­ r’ .»*Vv < Sanford’s ideal location furnish« her didly located for the purpose to the Lueky,. Sanford!” the handsome Iltti** i J lff ljf t« By. Corporations On Games'And Ball'Games W ill ' rí*v-': L--V T T ■ . ' gem city of Orange cotidty; which with trsnaportaUon <ac!Utiw second to none proper party or parti« who can give ' À Verf* Larie Scale Break The Monotony E* •1 «'Ä1 Its Avt theusandaiMyi-four hundred, in­ in the state, jh e long steel arms of .the the necessary credentials and a satisfac­ jjjoward^iokard tand Co, some habitants grades Arrangements for the Orange county southern shorta- rtf Atlantic Coast Lind Railway, with Jts tory guarantee thAt the .hotel will* be •Ttgo toncèived tho idem of raising four important branched .centering in completed season in time for the fair at Orlando, Feb. J8 to 22, are pro- ' Lake Mpnroe, li/the-n.rtherh portion of , * # ; < F-it L' »’ on thi-ir Volusia farms and Orange.county, and one of the chain of Sanford, bring .^h^r in close touch as a w-inter t ^ . ' j n A p r o f ^ will .be an greasing rapidly. £V< V f great l'ndaatrÿ In Florida of takes which form the ^eautfful St.Johns shipping point and trsUrng center.’ north, _ Agift to thief pafty Wto'-l&n qieet * ai Tho previous faint of Orange county . *• A ♦. /*• • •i sugar 'cane and making sugar. river. The sparkling, su n k is^ waters east, south and west, e^cVab extend « gqqUiremenU Arid build/a satisfac- have been such a^ to astonish pcopl« .- " i - j ».*-,. • r*> .• , * *- - • * H ‘ Th'éy ‘ juive Inten»lcd northern capital of thia grand lake, five miles in width and and more or l«a dey*Mped territory^ ry tourist hotel. from the north who'were lp attendance rG « ï £ 3 -V F ire íe a a .‘•te thoir suterpriao and as soonVs aufllwhich in speaking,of iti-bwh benefit Cany When the lake front is bulkbeaded ’-ifc&ífcV* ' over Aftee^ in length, reflects SanfordJs and have been a revelation even to fho T>;v . , . ’-y^.'. .»••»*• # , •*rv • *;« r. »• . -V • • • ■ *■ . M-h. V- d«ftikhed can be obtained they wiU start •tately dignity, as the fisle pity of- no^ fail to be benefleis) in rneny-reafmctt and the Ane hot*l secured, broader and old residents of the county, but the<mai>> ' C o o k ' ‘ ni '** ' r< ' ; « ... ,.• *■*.• * „ •* »■ j ♦' -’. i • • . • . j.Ts growing cane, shipping same to Sanford South florida, with her unrivaled tran£ to ^enford’a growth. Another Enter­ deeper foundations wil| have bgauH aid agement promises that this year tha qx- . ** * ' , ,-í. *■ ' è’ * prise end which is e«entialiy[ a home-. for the greater and gnuidc><riy. which hlbita wiU be larged and the attractioi«!- b - ' ’ '»wUheVe they expect U, have sugar mills portatloit jTacflitiii* by rail and water. : ' - _ '• . «Hfii-a ^nfainarknJpbk >artMU — Ths ikiity- paiopk whicb.aa aaotineia artfctn and industry, u .Abe Saninni sod 'i4Kkj-,8anfonl>wtm v«rely"b«wnmr.': gtawUrrWba^TW^iiaTK' ^*7r1 ■T•' iKa*. "'Their plan la to Stake the farmers guard the shores of the lake,"in their se­ Evergtadea- f^ailroAd. The organiaatitnt Thrice lucky Is Sanford, for Is she not son ia president and W . R . O’NeaUi t ur ----!» __, f'lY » » .it . ' inaoefl>nil suppliea'and buy ail the cane vere grandeur' lend a pleasing tropical Ananclng' and . parüälfy ’ coostructiiu the Florida birthplace and home of love­ ratary,. find they are^spendlag a'iew t^ i Jtrmp the farms. There wiU be consld- suggestion tp the rmpOHinjg-littlp city thla yoad Û a company of Sanford hurt- ly "Salfy Ray.” and dainty "Letty Let­ «Ipal of timo ia making all the necessary erabki cane groa'n at £anford next sei- when'approach!rut it by the-lake. which new men. Severn and one half miles of tuce.” wh6ae, krqrfel renown and unques­ preparation for tha SVqnt. . ! Ai ‘ '••'«.i r J son and this proAtalile crop will likelji i.y heightened by 'the long^rW hf hahd- this road running thnpugh a part of the tioned popularity fiipne babuld dream of Several new bujldlnga have Ireet) erect­ -rich.‘ celery delta, has beep constructed 4 . >> 1 . »• takevthe plac^ of.thd fancy crops before^ denying. Thia . wonderful -Agricpltufal ed, new pens for stock and poultry proi aqina khade trees on each e^de of the kJ: . ' s' f * J *. <» ’^ t •'■' ’. ‘ ■■ ' t another season. : k/oad brick paved 'avenues'and 'arid* and when it is completed to Ita terniiokl succces, local reputation and Mao abroad, vided, and the grounds tgautiAed by tho i / r V fN' ’ Alpog the.IIno of cano growing snd cot- streets, and which beautify and make the magnlArvnt Everglade*, aud tapping as on unexcelled ’ farming, district, With setting of troea and kbrul^bcry. V» ektfon farming tho St. Augusting the town attractive forming aa they do, the v a g enti undeveloped area o f ridi thtrresulting'prosperity of tfe«o who en­ In addition to thd.attractive exhibit« ,„v sc«iril b n . the' following: . ir-richj back ground fo^ the handsopie and fertile ferritbry-through whioh It will gage in farming pursuits, have breninad* thtsrq will be many, sportiüg Aftfl other tdlnge and tfaverso, Sanford will indeedMreap H ÌaMrich k possible by.’the successful demonstfy-. events to Interest'»Ü qlasaes of people. «’ * “ From Tallahiaado corned tho news rrb^cra brick' am fiumber dpeapltaiista have Joined busines* houses on €onufrrdal and ' harvest, a* the' i)»*( of supplies for a tioh ltq.thi* faYored AecUon of the mag- Ainnipe'arili ‘flyover tbe^ieAds of the v». apply1 , the new prinojplrs of ¡fa y '• ¿w ^ jp qlftdihg'the^'alwht struc­ great people,, who will seek the new niAcent kubirrigktion system, which haa crowds, while racing, polo gurm-s, ball »- vi ¿’•5 • Ì*.: W&, [pirg to the growth of cotton on p ture* in which are houaerl the TiratjNe* country for homes and the queqt /o r grandly stood «Very teat; arid through gam «, band'eioncerts, etc., will berehedi (acaic. With proper supervision Uonal 'and Peoples Banka, ail tof them wealth, tp be found in abundance, for the-instrumentality, of which’ another uled on the grounds, and befort the and.’ »dnr .twined direction, the succces being strictly up to date in their up- the^ enterprise*’in developing. Sanford's heavy staple and money coining crop grand stand each day. m‘J>4.* is assured; the Individ- polptments. The busfnees m*n end Traction Company, oj)eraUpg^the street will ba'added to the long flat of success­ The poultry exhibit U always an ln>^ ■cal<t in' now di»- mcrehanta all sebm to be bgppy efejd con­ railway; has been a potent factor in bar fully grown crops in this subirrigated portent one and will be in charge of C. fiaa long been tested, which preeuppbeee that thny are behalf, and haa added largely to the con-, district, which the teat Will be success­ Fred Ward of Winter Park» wltlf T ..J . i£Xf JSe of machin- gli doing a flourishing and satlafnctory renience and comfort or the many fam- fully made with tobacco next spring on Marshal], editor of the Southern Rural« C'M#, to SR: ./A-' iKi>, f ->; ;N '^d(f the enrij^t^nkof the soils easily business. ’ Sanford’s , two-'.n«wipajrere. ilira'nrar Its. Una .-in the. cplery delta. ten acres of the bret subirrigated land ist as Judge.' Premium», are provided . ' ;■ . ,.4 irt a hMVBsfjsb gftat 'that.labor-be- The Sanford Herild, edited by I t J, Through. ipj inatrumcntslity the conn- in th»district by MY. M. K. Embry, a to­ for «Very sort and kind o f ddmatic fowls . V : ■ ■ ■■ - ^ • ' . Wr . J 'i r /•: i i» j i* . rT '««m ee!^ ^ p roblcm i^ardatL o f solutionf Holly, -than whom a, more indbfdGgablq try furnishes -transportation daiuy to bacco expert, and the largeft tobacco that lay eggs or «ear feather*. ynade pqseible by town booster never wielded e pee,'And about nlnaW school ehQirbit^whb atjend grower in the state. This .tobacco will • David Lockhart will have charge of , • « • 4 afnmdsnt capHai the lHckit)g ot the crop tly> Florida Crbvpfn'.Ne«-*, published in the Sinford school* andltKotheFTtlUdren be made at the Instigation of the Sanford tlie races which Insures tlvo bekt poaible I-W1 w•v -j -fre ni|9 ~ ■,*■ -I *’ J'* 7 -• ÿ •'-Jk' .1 * » - . . ff_» ir‘ *, *• . . • will prpnoht.ihe real problem hero. Un­ tha lnt«T(wt of the Targe number of grow- to’ whom the car is inaccreaible the coun- Commercial Club. The successful cul­ ■port. • ; • /‘" ' . v ’. y - • • • . •. . . f-'trans portathorp Jp_§nsL IKT tout) lift tivation of.tobaoeo in thl* section wiHadd til the machino Cotton pickerr 1 ihas in been era, ^ry Jtts. McComb, Jr, Horticulture will be tanked a fw by C.' ; v y in a large - truck. . Seven another wealth- producer of great com. G. Lee as chairman. c 'Sbf comer" and. vUiubY. i ’ ' ' \ :, aaUsfaciorily —r rgmain ^Ithjus add ila will always meet a cordial wfjeome when m il« of the street railway»have been con- mcrcial value fo the sut*. Agriculture by A. T. Uoosotter.-/ * • '. ;u. ig*Camcrqp City. .This •And now, some figures arid facts, not iva ai great a’.bonh to our attending either .of .the six/’ luhaUntiaT struct«!, rvuqlpng Domestic exhibits will be in charge o f line has played an Importanripatf (n^lhe fancies as to the splendid outlook for the W. S. Branch, Jr., and the manufactur-'' and cdmfortablr church«, repreaenting * ■*"' .cottpn gin to oils fathers, i tyffc by machinery w\iy that ■ many denominaUqna. . Three developing of a large and Ane district in grower* and the successful marketing b( in© department will bo cared for by • O jhoukl] poaaibie to pi^k. cotton church« art well attended and each hare the wonderful delta. It la .quit* the their magnificent crop this season, the committee of which M.-O. Overstreet ia to *** the fljl5_ relngeralof. eva buginning of. which Jus -baan-vary-aatia. liflstjon-ot.ityrf, fiayrs and flourishing Sunday schoqly pnd wfffctl«? , .4 ,v ^ wtth p,combl for the yqung t>coplo of the. church«. “ l°nic the l»*autiful Arid* of vegetabli* #f»ctory so far to the producer*. It has A largo machinery hall will have W. H ,. K ^ T p r l: . -v-> - - vv 'r- ' ifor jhe convenience of tiur been estimate«! by u local representative Reynolds to look after it, and the art dor fiejtl for Alpcrkan capital in One of Sanford's most ddairahle and placed • ¡ít,i . . ,< ./* -o' ' K +■ - . ¿Vi vS.*t • t . ■» ‘ ?* ■ Y Bhoulil ÌH? found in #>•' growth of valuable assets is her unexcelled public grawers and. saving -the long haul of and'buyer'for a large <0rnmission house, pArCmenl, which a!way» is a most at­ •■V4r.- ’Í ì ¿nJf k .■». ' i r . cahc and (be .manufacture of su^sr. school ayatem, including a Ane moder^i. wagon to Sanford, thus making It-easier of^ long exporionw and clsar Judgm«>nt, tractive uni.-, will be under the »upervi»- . ■P ri®!;1'* load the afmqjit'countless berets, and tho-eatimate is a connervatlva one,' ion of C. E.'Howard. .- - . j v ' Evon.more .than.with cottomis capital recently constructed, handsome» ~brirk •w*, •s "* I'and m s c id f ry- ncqdAd for our carlo Acids High School building, comfortablo} large boxa, crates aftd' hamiwri of oranges, Shat there are fully six hundred acres of The large educational exhibit from all * Vi • .‘ A .r -. . A ;» 4 4 f ..; —at prsJRuour syrup: la. of excellent and well equipped in all it* appointment*. grapefruit, çelftry, lettuce, ' tomatore, letturr in the farming sections, which the schools In' the county has W. ‘ R .' ^fpëct «'•was p r e ít y ^ iw í ()••! :UJii; n Joàture of eilatODCO tildi:, smllea, espcclallg from Qeocgb’Jh'rtVafa. qiialTlV and .of astoqkihinc chrapnre^ but* A large "brifk grammar school, a comfort­ cabbage, beam«, cauliflower, 'rom ; cu­ wjll' nvorsge six Hundred canq seven p'Neal Aa chairmiin of 'the rommltt^. »"A n d -otoob rá j, I havph’l any/ ora. One Boclal life requires two factors' "A Christmas tree!" ‘laughiM WllP hundred 'acres of celery, averaging from . A: floral automobile parade-a ill br • to cxpoçt such a« thfb|p-ih l it^eannot rocelVe that last touch which able,* neat and well equippod primary de­ cumber*, onions, eggplants, straw­ of them is women. The otherta men. lam BkJdmore. ”There isn’t a tree for kuclj a gv»d faftn^ of mffle. Mrs] flourishing private berries, sweet and Irish potatoes and seven to eight hundred cam. a moit .attractive fieature, and twenty-Ave 'plac«^ it ufton the market. The length, partment and a’ You may have, thought that one to*- a hundred miles In any direction." I up—1 beelly th&bfeht tfM4.' UHl« turf would be ioblnbllity end the other r "Let’s get ono shipped In by freight Orlnndd automobile ladira' have been of cur season for growth And full unitur- Kindergarten. Three schools ’me pre­ turnips in their seasons, And eÁeh’ of-them The Lettuce'Crap that’he didn’t' tnMnf^e epraVif,-.-___ id PC «* would br llfo. liut that would bo draw­ then,” suggested Luko Morton. ' sided over by n superintended^ principal, paying and abundant crops. ' . " enlisted aa a committef' -for this niant aa .«vcn.nyrrv, for tbs ity makes jeven.iqpre. the advantage 1 From .November 8th when the ship­ * a'présent.—Just.a-',reiirembrai£:«>, ur—” -;rJr j ing ft n bit nn«k ' Truck Farming FádlIUea “No time •now,*' ■Wesley; Ferkliie 1 of ‘cane tflan for [cotton—.wit^w a erbp awisUnt prindpul in . (he high' 1school, 1 ' ment of lettuce began, including Novem­ important event. , * • . ■ , « < e .i e • "I didn't farg'et •ou.X u g y / aAid the ^ -/ Lucy Olevetoed' waa,: tho belle of pointed o u t. "It’a only two'days l o . With the refrigerator ckra standing by ber fcifth, 170 care of lettuce had lawn 'ffho'aro^ aided In tire fether depalirtienU 'fully' matured the earning jty /o f tree. ‘’ Y du can Wfdo Plain. Mho waa >\pt the belle be­ Christ mas." ' ; lands properly fbrtiliriled is ewiilv doulded of: the school by a .mqst'efllcient ¿brjai of. Uicir fa/triB rind the two flnc~ Ire plants shippfd from Hanford. There had also Dutton, their local represent stive, snd • A n d M rv O lllu p stays cause abe Was tho only young woman Lnoy< The seven rivale were not e o ,p o r aa compared with die flelda further north. teachers, whb are daily tunching and In and near Sanford to properly and been nent by Atpreaa up to November most courteous gentleman. . knew all abopt It all the iln^becauso there, for thoro were others. Others tlcular about the tree. Çnch.of , training.ovst ifa hundred children in the quickly Ice the cArs, ono. of. the grant 26, flvo cars; making a total shipment ^'More attention ia being given, to . th e .: Juab as capital has eared fortune« she bad sharp eyearand oh ripe thar —young and ^e/mtlfuj. but while aome knew IKal Lucy would be disappointed principles' which go to make up good and risks and problems in truck farming in gy M ight express, approximately 5,400 cultivation of the citrus frujt in this seoworn bIiiic* cotUd fool her. . the south in fringing the. a, mills to the i of the othora wore as yoaogipone of g bit. Out each of them -felt Ihal thO. > s , r m V * ' ”1 ^ ' f * > * noble men and women, and for future thia section haa fortunately been elim­ packages. tlon than formerly. Thun another at­ flelda by tho elimination ol.transporlathem ware aa beautiful as Lucy. glft.be bad aelectod for her would h4)p Consequently'Luqy hnd suitor« w>. lo.overoome ber dfsippolntmeoC itor, - timi expenses, so tho sugar milW-pJ Flòr­ dmirsblr and useful cititons, for ^he inated. A 'trip oA the traction line, About 600 acre* will *be planted in traction and advantage is offered by . Plenty. ’ In fact, ahe had eight minors, in ally qvqnt, thei^ waa to be g Cjjrtfct graat and beautiful city Sanford| la dre- through eeven m il« of gorgeously beau» Irish potatoa «bis season. A successful “ Lucky Banford;*' tho ,wkll reared and. ida muflt fee in ¿ouch with ber cene Bdda jvv. tifid^armn of lettuce, celery or veget- Kansas potato Jarmer haa selected San­ comely offsprlrtg of her great and; pobto; that being the 'available unmarried mart Hre*party at the churc^. ' to give'the full measure of profit. With tihpd to. beVoipe.. portion of the population that sho allfWlo Cameron City, is an inapiratipni ford as the moat profitable point in Flor. mother, grand old-.Orangi» county,'wjjlch... •;x’On the evening of 'tk-eeinbcr: 2:t _power trucks foiijjer New Brick Depot would oonqlder/ And the lnaiuaged to George called on Lucy. Bhe waé’ sUil s ''largely eliminatedaapd the. The Atlantic Coast Line Railway ha* especially to a lover of nature, and whb ids to grow potatoes; His last, year’* with hor nineteen thousand one hundred give the eight the impression that she jovre to see things gfowjrfg. . '< crop onJl/ty.acre* wag such a gratify)n»lfnd •cvon population, haa been quietly -• *jV enhappy because the dear' children n ig iovnetment in the Unltecf was not considering them v.ery inpeh. Jdst .completed a very handsorhe and Cameron City now boaata a postufllcc. IflicceAs that he will - - double - - - the acreage • ’ and unheralded, forcing her way fo tha R to look over the Acids anew., George 'Freeman endeavored to in-, oould not have a'treei1*.^conynodloua’ brick depot, about one milc-i MVen (tores ‘ In the ncighbofhood,, two ,< ’d « . **N t>w J Lucy,” heïaid, *Tv« errang front ranks among Florida's galaxy of .. j- r y i'Tl^ n i done its appointed work in dttco her. to consider him. Georgu’e this year. t ‘ Bouth.'0f the present de|>oi. It| i* un- churches and a school, (or tha convenlpolicy in life was to get what he H all fpr you. There'll be a Christmas 'thè vfrmTi:M!he poorer farmers hav^beea The feasibility of migratory fanning banner counti«*. Orange county standk . v. * j vraniad by onq qf twp method^. Ome tree.” ' 'ttV. „ Wu adrqp ......i thb ui, line mm ,nw e,P^*" Con,part^ wUI{«toCB of the people who do not desire jp will double, the pfoflts of-th*'northern for good roads, good schools, rrUerpriso .u driven into Canada u by, i <nl°<Xl lhm “Oh, have you got it t Where to Ur wss to go w hereirw as and .1 ^ h e ' ^ « U o r i> n B » n r iw in holdtfl^ S ^ h B r n m t o UiH.4chw>la In Sunt fa¿« **■««>■ > ---- »---- — and prugri-M along All hclnfuninj*,' session, the other was Id ask for U. I 'didn’t know you could ’got ono.” . people are sutMtantial, prospei'ous, broad­ ft into gigantic farms ami battle ranch«: Thire U flr „ / l l S T f° ^ ' ' • C*mcr0° boedma jh a a Several paying crppa can 1)0 grown in ' It isn’t hör« yet, buLtliere'll W-one w IDB PLAIN It In Sae- Inasmuch aa Lucy was not a building Tlyvy BhoUld '8U(J8e*t' Action a nd Sst •it. u s . work «o r» will «m follow foil»-,'»— to due'Ume a .^., i « . business. T W n will of neccaijity be Immediate base o f supply to tha farmer» minded and ruitivated. They are aver the like byre in f.'hatebewao. ¡lv.ua so site nor a-quarter’aedtlon, he could not Christmas eve. ' Now, du.u’L ls|f quea-' the ' Mind, of* 4b* Child many Improvements, following lift trend and familia In lu vicinity and ià a thriv­ rotation-—for instance, lettuce, followed on tho alert to realixc’ evvry advantage - '..r ■ kiid no .complaints m to some oF tbe/f; by Irish potato«, then eaorn and hay. lions. Airs. aillnp.atuiJ wlU'fls It.ill» mimed bocauae It la' claim her.’ by right of dlsoOvery. C(o Worte*oHmainom activity, in the vicinity of the ing little piaf«*..’ b___ Cj If vlgMMglMBj “tKJ that tends to improve or Idneflt their fepta delay theHnavJtrlghl.” r* .'A rThe native crab grass re-eceds itself anj o , .ft' la,w ide. I V be had asked her. And she had' (ai- eil'»ti», new depot ahd railway'bfllcre. Sanford »¿The growyr* in tho farming diatrictl ñiiwllv __ ».»_trim i, It up.”d "Hut Ii moat - able[ toirn ilc'ii not cut nr ■surpd difference is fourni J In selectTUg t« I.dor*the- children's '. By-r-Tbls- gram is isimilar -In .the. jtpmg* .Ihelt- n«i|hbors o_r thoir, «u n ty. ¿V. . . . _him r,that/-while _ iL-whl she esteemed IS steadily jpowingJn aixe and poiutls- w e t-o f Snivfocd towards Monroe havèr “ No. Alrb. QUlup and I have. aàs ■till has Imn^rWe •the satire plain. Far hint highly she^llil not ace-her way to Christinas, ^Jjey.-ahuuld^ba northern timothy, and re^oeeding itself In fact, Orange county and her people 5W .,._ tion.-and extending her limits, and it,will ¿«pud, if not nuperior shipping, faciliiia, lor H ‘all? You aro. no tip i worry ’¿ be. ft- from mo to con; bo hts. Qeor stand a* a unit, for the best in everything. such aa In GobrgeÜ badÍ not. area-» of gqdll É naked her tr ranged tori and bring in primeval conhot 'be long before the section ground of It Is here on a siding of tbe'Atísottc niakov i\ possible to grow two crops of vey auoh an imprest there waa some one else to whom she yourself-about anything. Jps^: you “ We -Must Hat fnatlon into-pliy, aa it,is She la by far tho banner county in her era, we want a-pçp* .¿ltio n -w f. crabgrads hay, of splendid quality, and .Christmas Tree.” the nqw depot will be developed and Coast Line Railway, the flnely equipped and be at I. alon. Inasmuch a » the had pledgod hflt affection or plightod gather yóur class together end Vfho plays, not the. toy, anA v " V v it K iv iA .^dfation w i i f bkfr*iyXantage¿ and yielding three tone to the acre. TtylT wdaptibillty and cultivation of oranges. built up in horhw and business houses. «0 plain exlonda . east, her troth. . He did not care. He went tho churcb at 8 o'clock that evening, It waf not n, gei InatJorL U th«,%uul of,th e Play.*/.' ' ipi^dant of-the CiysuU Ice CompAhy'.is crops of jetftke cap b# .followed by cu this year’s -drop' bring estimated th« 'diplud car. employ itkeif many yean di for many* It lO^IVrtlllk/T M ‘ * r woet, north and south on selling agricultural implements and the trèe will be th*re.M . njw.hM four snd one short haul of she A ^ J ^ ^ a ’ dr* tboge' legated. T T he he very very-short ' in giving us merely what is our due with­ cumbers atid hay, each of which Are prof­ largest and finest in many years. Orostensibly as- far es and striped ovcr.nlIs and brooms end • Bo Lucy; »renting ‘Inytflery, end. too and fhodtrlnga of.j/oprbfijni^-iriirter-'Ptbo.mlpd.lo work, add.'gira tho little rick .paved streets and fifteen 1produce of mdAy ~ ^ o/the-growers tofhk out disturbance for the industries 'we itable crops'., Egg planU have paid well aqge county ia distinctly prognativs. and there ia anything. ng!lie and* putty and canned gdods and diplomatic to ask euythtng more, waa fnc^pniMiiiMfta |iid nuuiy otnta,4^[Ua.! ? br'Ajn icopa* for exjignslon. Thla is sidewalks, and -while tàilep.,.v. .roffEyjte: . . . ... ekro, where they urs property and quickly riih in natural tosouf res. She is striv­ compelled to content horaaif with that ' now hare. * « No doubl somewhere To tho-aurprisw df Liicy, Qeofgmwaa ( qnrapf tho ttrongast recommsndatlons little’ iiislo; ffeft eefMwu.;. v ; . U.nb SanfordMs. n6l claiming to be 6rt even a lced tnd ihlgp «l Immediately.. j-rrr^ix^- no\lfcalgbj. Hhc kikodTtll >bout fofifdr'tha. simpler toys. -The wonderfnl^ , In the dUtanco there dies to himself[ and ; wpnderlng how muoh Information, We need not exaggerate •uV-.advgo*' F, F. Dutton at his home on Golden ing to attain a still greater future, whll« suggostidn. of /» 'b o o m ,' sUU there h « ; T h a - frcIll «dvanUg« are a wonderTowarda dusk flf the day belore \ ere trees'/ and hills, or Liicy would went their bouse painted desiring and working for {he greateet m p b I)or dellglity wJdbiug to tlinnk ’ mechanical loy^aold Iff, the shops,are tages tp secure immigrants—^re »Oher J>ii n a quiet, ateady prograw along all ful improvement over the pj&aqd former Lake, about..three m il« from Sanford, Chriajmas George was seen carrying .aomathjng to atop the when they got merrllkL- .'.;. nr [fof'fMa .h>g^>loua-Way of'pfovld-,¡-complete in themaelvee, and leave the good to the greatest jiumbsr of peoples. truth is good enough. Those who flee bis demonstrated in a small way,' that, line*, especially.in the construction of way of shipping fruMWTTnd vegetabla plaln'^frvm Joreadlng tbta* uiAlyr-bellHVM tree for'fho 111- Child nothing to do but to wind then} Bvery now and then" bs would pro-' several bulky bundles Into the ohurch. from thf snows of December in.other asparagus can be successfully grown to There is no better and greater county home* and. public buildings. •From fIan*. from all extrifma southern points. any further. Aud some pose again to Lucy. By oVcfy now Mrs. Glltup bad <A"*nt some Umo In tie ones. _ " nn '' n'1 ■'"r, thorn going. In this and flner people to be found njiyuhcre atatea to, And May'still waiting them in perfection in this vicinity. miry laat to the 8th of Noremben'whefa day (t la' t^e Intention’ and then .1 mean' that he wonld- pro­ eonference' with- him that day. .The Mrs. CTiifup Wfn\ blithely on, Jaktng With BanO>rd’»sure and steady growth V* than grand, old Orange and her citizens. Florida almuld not need argument, but .The.Actual Facts of . U»e. Greater Wide pose, eey, otfee s week. .'Boms weeks aevan rivals bad attemptad to quU proaenU from tho treu uitd (USirlbuV the record in the cjcrk’S^ofllce v u inven- atong all desirable |ina, the* increasing Neither ahe will she.cohgider any of her they are logical in supposing gome dlfher, bur she would , tot gratify their Uon to' have-real treoa be proposed “twice. He tsaar that.lt ing them. Afibr phasing out tiw* gins tigatefTthere' were recorded building per­ r^umber of farmera, the extension of the These statements are not the .Illusions children .disloyal or pnflhal, or that they •-Acuity’ not apparent to them has kept in IvIiik little city, pleased Lucy to be prot>Msed -to r»uT curiosity further than to say that for tha children she picked off pneki mit* issued aggregating one hundred and ubreage of lalfd cultivated^ the multiplic­ of a pipe dream,'neither ara they fairy are tirefl of the family home if som sof y e ro ao busy George w aa« gentlemen who believed that« wpn(d be a tree..Thvy„bm3Lnakc<I ages and bundles Tor It)# older folk; back. Show them the contrary by our taleq to delude the uninformed; nor are threq thousand dollars In value. ity of horn« and home comforts and liuthem should think that they cAn better established that the in making himself agreeable ‘ to . a her—separately—If shl^ would hang own work and the last obstacle tn the It waa noted that the,tree sort of _ Sanford p o a e a a many and varied uries, with a busy prospering population they the wild disordered Imagination» subeerVe their individual intoints and ■ young lady » b ee be wae-lee4-ef-ber^ „Lhulr.nrcatmla.Inr-Luo un^.-tka tree. settlement of our etoto wiU digappearm ¡ntercitu, pleasures' Slid »raclions Töf growing const*hlty,lfi*HA0rtAtti«mabF -of-» modern ” Miinrhaiaen.” seeking a ono of the 00- It game along toward Christ mat. and she had agreed to do ao. upbuibiing, bJr *Mtfn§ to set up a sepa-__ ao many others have gone,before." ber own citixena, as well a* the prospec­ this glorious Sanford section blossom ropujat^ki, „while exercising his -gray She and fteofge, bqhind the drawn young men An Wide . - “ We must have a Christmas tre* for rat* establishment for ■thenuwlv« and curulns of the church, labored long tive hbmeaeeker, in her Commerciai Club like a roee. matter and giving unlimited scope to his tbefr ra^ldjy growing* aflyüroo,i i one of the pioneers, tha chlidVen/*.ritity laid.'. .. tbh Oldest Inhabitant, ■M M M h-of -the- -regi if»meet -ofLucy wat teacher ' In the Wide with curtain » ol— o nd airing .in AJk Thoee who co me'from bleaker, harder facile fancy—but theyrare frowrthwflajtr p^lvSOT-lùreftrrhml* “ Z-JT t.HBlT12*il?2n .ni . _ - i .»*i Waa bnt twenty-live years »lain fun day iechqoL' ' Hat pupila profuslen of green {ftper, to ssy troth* tien Miller Oould, Na New York; to patronised by the gentlemen, a large countries to live in wimTitiTwhen reach­ record; tsfitln the Sanford cifAce of»M. O. county. In the unselflah devotion o f see, George located la ridqUaed her, oéó?ga and tiff other lng of Several bundle* of .artiflotal J. Rheppard,' n prominent proti rgfl* literary club,.«priai blub, a large unde­ ing thia-balmy climate* apd sun-kissed Coggin ft Co. of Philadelphia, one of the the mother county, Orange will :palmt and tha llke^-whteh Geor*whadwheg . it waa practically Sartore lmd lrltd to iplu h«r I .road man of -Bt- •Louis, waa made nominational benevolent rlub for yóOng land, that the problems of living will-ho largest commlssjon Arms operaUmrin tha . .- j . with, her wtw thiiareh~wKi iwTdftti and plaln. He fdr* but'shs had insisted that they unearthed- among.his stock. ^ /' *8undAy aftefheori a t .t h f. e* and ëaSB rSôlr^,'wKero' nature ‘¿m il« and Hanford farming section. The cotnmiaWhen the eudléâce waa gseembiod for the town, end 6e>. tobst attend the ^ J ' ' ' plan -of-county division ia- auccoafully * ~ , Mr. and Mm. Jay Gould ut lakeside, aoodatúd'<hariti«r*ll engaged in some the birds sing all the while, and where flon people and their representatives are tor the Cfhrtslm»« eve exercises tire? ifnk "dôaicv ' nrg g n a rminfr í u ¡a?tnlaT carried out and “ Lucky Sanford” beand groceries and hard* Mff. Hi jh fjim cju xlB U cfiJil form of civic work for the community, every-creature-pnea— « a dear title and not M a rule In^he habit of over «tim gt- tsmM the eounty seat of-Bsaferd eeuai y« Ulup; a.».‘ moat, apabl* Olllup slowly drew r back à .'curtain nnnrn.lrtd n u /inm/irf at—Um» lng would be withheld for the with their other interests and pleasures.- the inalienable right to all of .God’s ing the size or quality of the commorlity ad ao on. Ha became the loadr , .whn had .hronghl-oa», and there, with cáodlea glowlñg. 'W t U Uk xMilf present and this statement was confirmed Two excellent music clubs, and card biased sunshine that they want.' - A tbey^ purchase. These facts And AgC. J. Beck »nd family arri>*sd Sature *hd alx children to help op». dubs galore—all pi which, in a measure, urw can be verifled at any time by a vis- day from Portland, In d /a n d wili maks A Toorisi Hiotel ^ ' ti • i it i #• » » •• «... i*. -*L áa.iL<-iÉ.. irk. o. *--*----- A-- *- Csafitul'a a«f<la » M months Wide Plain had a .«] t laurv had i mm deal” Úv?'. ri :'¿±z ' "»"■l>,,1 H1." ffl IVlakfcr O f A l l C?ops‘ -r; ** .. , ■: •• • ’H » ,Florid, WUI B, Dopé -'^Í8P«H m “ >? ’ J. *m !ym V*. *•*V . ■2 ,. . * ' 1£ VERY purchaser now wiU. have the advantage o f the free- i demonstration to be held ii): onr store - for one’ week, .c<im—‘ mencing MONDAY, JANUARY 6th, 1913., ^ The Ideal Cookers save fuel, time and temper. íik ¿T-'w Í íChristnjas ¡ Bargains in Ingersoll Wátche^—$1.00,. $1¿50, . $! K' iti • tï':#- l' - & — J'- > 9*yj : -w to !/ ¡¡6 a (« >.N c/S'bi'h m- �. ¿.r *7*¿<L'«V •*. ‘ *í Pf* ' » •. 1CTi^TTv1 .•V A .W V >. r TflB gANFOED jHEKALP iv IE SANFORD MOULD IXmr M i r M frtday Montai By PRINTING COMPANY K À Mül LY. Kittor M. m m .4 ^ ^ -, #■» •.* “ .V : ' • «k#kto.-«>toa-.» A!SlPR^l-*1» *##*.#4 .. . »*- %rtmèuTi %•> ' « •» 4 F V .¿ I ta Ua CUy Br cantar »tOO gai raw aéraos» ar SOc par month. , hi aitava aut ha arila at _______ ________________ » Ai|sM 2 2 ad itoli at tha N iliia at la tta i Herida. ' miar Ai*alMarth Sii.UT». . I lm Itmal4 |^iy|^ * Tatarav r Na. 14« Wat and dry aboold not enter into the ,of county diriaion and'-ha* no In tha controversy. -0 ww county of Harney stands to build good roads in every part tha county. Our faith is demon* . by our work*. u i r o p i; m il k a n d h o n e y Vl V . ------ : f l o r i d i Hm anted i , C r a f c d Opportanltlea ■ If one were, keeking world wide-for a veritable ¿sample of a land of “ milk and heney«!’ i t would be difficult to discover a more perfect one than Florida: 81tuated between the mild-Atlantie Oeeau»**und Gulf of Mtfxlco, with n genial climate, tho l«pd teetna fith all tha good things I of tbe'darth and with the living things that.thriveupoajt. From.the grain and field Muff* Of tha north and northwest, to the fruits of Italy it runa the gamut t.,of agrarianism, eliminating no product that brings health, wesjth .snd happlv -J? to tito soul or body of, roan and beast. w - . •• With. Its evalr temperste climate It pro­ duo« crops almost fourfold those In sny . other parf.of the country. In this state fruit graving* hss reached th*-highest sUta of perfection. All sorts 6T choice peach«,,. pcaia, Ags, o n a g fi - •»rajlj , _ „ ___^ fifuceind abundance. Mother Oram« will only have her The school facilities of thia sUte are .. half Ailed neat Christmas for the b«\. In' every town there are many children in the north end will not play w*ll built, nfttful looking buijdlnga Santa Claus fame under the same equipped wjth all Ihe modern educa­ M od another aaaabb. 'We feel tional. appUinc« and presided oyar b /r sorry for Mother. ’••] *'* ' V efficient teacher*. her own until s complete system of hard Icould possibly be dond—a work which north end has been big enough to put It o •• Thww ia hardly a- (biro In’ the' atate Col. Bob McNsmee is bsck in jour-1road* la completed knd*It behoove* every I litter«t* vitally every man, woman and ovirfur tha pas! fltre years, but the idea that is not on » railroad or atodmer ser­ nallam and will be business manager of I legislator« every, county conunltefopcr'child In each'.community. Therefore, of repiaratjon waa: the laat 'reeert and. With C h i r i j i o n « ; BohMe>-J ahd In .fact avary dtiaon to get Ute road açéonPthem f a clou support If you ax- would hevertikve taken rootor IhuuU In­ vice, and those , that are not lh con­ pect a /r*t doth newspaper. A stream to open revolt had wa not been driven nection wUh othct towpa by auto* or Name« and Clauds L'Engle working to»-1 building habit and stay with It. other means. v.*P* ' .j • ¿ether on Dixie that, sprightly sheet I «pood roads ratafia almost everything Tartly ria« higher than Ita source!— to It Dairy ranching haa alsouttaliied a Duali* Lake Region. The Sentinel wHl be fofeed to forge ■ to be better than ever. to *he iUte.-\Prraacpl* Journal flourishing condition,' Cows average two ------O— some better method of Aghting county divirion than attacking 'th e . principkn. to four gallons of milk per day. and the* A SENSIBLE CRUSADE " Santa Claus will bring 8anford a new I - * AS OTHERS SEE US-;>. • 'it hotel, a court house, .a fine hew I Orlando and DaLand anr both fihlbVery much of the money spent for of Tho Herald. The people dowp h<sr» cost of feed ia nominal. Fish of alHdnds'may he caught In thd no useful purpoae. know qheir newspaper and t}te man Who >station and aeveral other good Itlng.opjpodUop.to tty division W their Christmaa^ifta>erves -jriftaj lake*, Greeks, bayous and- all porta o T : m i thia yaar. We will havn.to hang I respective counUed-rsnd a/foolUb notion Tty klfte ije .o f practically no value to stands at ihe holm and tbit absolute tin; game may »hot in abundanca.' Life pr atoddnp next year to.hold the It It. You ought to aee how'We’un. all the recipient*, or of very little value in selfishness haa dominated thia paper al­ ring», joy fully, from thy throata-of’ the , ways.■ The public printing la a public many preaenta that are coming our way.-l have prospered down here with twq proportion to tbs)r eoSt, and neither the i-V -O-----1counties made"out cl old Dade.—Miami giver nor the receiver' experiences any matter anctThe Herald haa never uurecd meadow larks In the AeTda,'from the blocking birds In the sweet magnolia joy'oVer them, becsiue each looici upon the county official* for *ny of ft. W h ­ , Sanford is to become fi tobseco center, Metropolis. too. * Its ricli celery and lettuce land la] And DeSoto will not prteper as a couq- the gift as th«. payment of an obligaUori ile printing ahould be divided among- all and even thp owl hoots a npt« of welcome f ving entirely satisfactory for the grow* I ty .**. It should until it la divided- Tba rather than'asw love offering.'' Ohcnunwj the newspapers-of-Che county and. the to.the travaler In the night. * ! In fact, IndustriM of eVPry dlecription' in f of the tobacco plant and, as in other reckl«s expenditure in money in build- this remark only appllea to gifto which editors should nor camp'around the ’ *• JT- ‘ thinga, the people of the Sanford district Jng the new courthouse 1s a fair sample aty made ^id. received In that spirit, 'courthouse or go doWn on th'eir marrow a b o u n d .a n d llo u riih .. Qne can hardly mention the:name of v bon « fof the same, Being a .public mht, will develop the bin oDoortuuitv offered^I of wh*t we cait expect as ^long .as ,the T h Q fcw,YpdLAPKricsn m b ,;, _ -M ia m i Metropolis. . •county'remain. InUicV H ^ e r ; Wku- ~ There was never a better Itjea thin the tcr The Herald announced thaf lRe U I Florida but to.be reminded (tf.tto.jngj • f. "•_».' I .la.ta I|mI%. m IK■■ cbula Mta can stand Ift It juattoa well as 11.A the IdL bal> crusade started in the city and in which •alto had never been printod in any San­ opportunities offered " (or bathing affff ' " ^AO All of the florida Cress Gang will re- Jance of the county and we must donfess, Chicago has just -jobu^Lto ellmirutte the ford . paper In twenty-Ave years lyUD b o a tin g , flijt wator.bathing along,the . , coats gnd in the fskto of the Jntcrior. , • gret to hear that. Claude L'Engld is it la a e a tk fa ctio n u a toeae host Wsu- useless Christmas gift*. The three thou- UstApril. . Crafts of allpultablosix« for.bi»Tn«ss or We nave nothing to hjde, nothing to obllged to aask a hospital in Baltimore I cbula h u outstripped eome of lu nelgh- und young women here who have agreed F.% found jon account of foiling health. . If is hard I bòri who opposed division because It was to aend out their holiday greetlog. in tho keep out of print, nothing to deny and pleuure ^ are , MtoBbe P I plying In the' ~ form of a letter of g^od cheer or a card the matter of the tax aabw woe becoming beautiful wprm wstors of the stoto. Tor this active young mkn to be ktriifkari I thought wouId.beneAt Wauchula. ^ aorc point to the majority of theneoph* ^ »to'great attractlbns of Flor- ' - wtbeNrve of s f uUUhnent of - Wepell tleal ehulM^ÉMl l t M ^ i m à Mr iUìriWiUrtJl f sill shortly find that.¡Kindreds ot thouW t h « f told? there remalru asplrationa. The editor of tha Herald ( r a t a graft as *ny of lu n d g h W - unds will aeixe the ehance to emulate In the north end who refuid tp aubacribe-^o an Or lam!» r kl reply to get which poaalbly U grealer than aB others hopce fpr his speedy recovery. I Wàuchuls-Advocated ,? ! their example.' ’ « the tax‘ .alto and who theae ' ^ to' climate: The oxygen. , ------O— . — oA « ho wanted to see these Nothing could' be aweeter than' the keeping up of th4 ri-nl C hristinas spirit. tax -matter*, etc.', in their home paper from the air of Ihe Gulf and Atlantic and , The nos»* county of Harnay will atari ONLY A RUOGESTION * in businc«' «.iih 25 milo.i of brick roads:) 'The Herald today _ follows IÙL UMjul Every one la bettor for It—the feeling of at leat once. In ten year, and theec. same the balsam of-the p in « ton4to form an ' * ' .1MX ' They do not coat the tax payers outside I custom of- Imûing a Christmas edition, good fellowship. and -“ peace- on e a r it people demanded that thàr htfthe.pai^ lUmoepherc that fg>’ invigorating and A hipwlth giving. * It iapoeeible for o^C tp.gpV?,-* ; of the Sanford district one fignt, The 1only this yearwe were obliged to cut the good will toward nu-n" is in Itfelf a gift shotdd be recognised as ah official Veiffity, dot every day lb, the year and poper some time. : tb«! value of which cannot be .over estim­ ■new county will have all the tax money I usual large number of pageo. about one1 Thcso same people how d«nif»hd *ha among all the Hftril tropical growths of apent far Improvements. The Sanford |half op Account of limited tint«; Thé] ated. The truth about the giving of presents the county affair* ehould'-bf" made7pul>- plant life, which are found Hera in great. section is knows by her works. The rush of. job and book work was so great e smaller Orlando section by. her promises. «£ • that our superior faciliti« were taxed to ia that June, who geta seven ‘dollar* a He; demand that_ thia, end of the coftnty profusion. Fromwhei - a ^ wfldlBOirer *m•f. on every sldn to timiimore,stately patins ' -OLî— ’ -v a tbs utmost to keep up tba strain apd the week! wants to give Mary, -who ’gets should have good- roads, demand'*t)f»at ... » Editor Jos!ah Ferris of the Orlando IChristmas edition that you, are now eight dollar* a week, just aa expensive,* some of thé ta x « should be n-turm d to Sid magnolia, covered wHh( gracffui Spanish raom. . them in improvement* and hairing been pfeeent Sa ab* receires. The result ia Sentinel Is the rosn who purfB rA iU t^j reading eras set up In type, printed,'foldThe weather is mjid and balmy in thè ' - , in Ananias. Among .other statements fad'and mailed in lew than tWo-days, no empty purae'and in thousands of cases imposed upon for' ao many years stok winter,and cool and'comfortable during relief in the new county of- Harney. -* is a garbled editorial he eaywhe hat re-1 which is. a record and more than mxkse heart burning* amTuRfy'comparisons. Summer. The'rthlfall js ample,'occur^ You will And the whole north endEm This is juat what the4pew idea Will calved but a »mall share o f. the. “ public up our loaa In {iagte. “V m log. jjsiialljPjM khdwfra during^the, ( a t e /.. Uj by the um e purpose, Mr. Férrir, and pap" and in thirty ypara only published We do not feel «pedally proud of thlr avoid. Foe th* pgrsqnal visit, anti the ■nrinir and n m l early i.nrli, stmunér m 1 .Ntha. ,k . ^ . •prink min The Herald did not gjait the ugitotion. word .of good cb^er. (torn one-to another the tax sa l« ones. While The Herald adlllon or suggestion of a Christmas adiYou will And thé whole north end fn Home day people will ’lefrn -theae'.' sdltor haa been a resident of Orange Lion but do feel proud of the fact that.tha will have a value alwaya equal and one favor of the^proporition, Mr. Ferris, now, £ R s * » nd y °u *R'k??.w. «lau»»«.... r , _ .... county Joaiah haa puu!*«hed the tax I merchants of 8anford rtaponded to the whjch nobody will question. As D. result everyone trill feel that and forever, if you u k t the time to look promis« of a Dew life‘are open tor them a - . [ i (lw three tim « and Is training fog the I call so promptly, anunged their copy so and they will ¿ome-and.take. pdaMaaion Ü'r■'"■ fourth. r /.Iquickly, and that If wtrhad^had more Christmas ia indeed a day of real, honnt, If up and the matter h u really been ahdbe made welcome. . -Í , ^ * ^ 7 7 : -* tied, Mr. Ferris, and the newspapers had good f«ling and everyone know, that ia -—t*0— — ** I time are cduld hlave Ailed twice as many And when, those who haar» ploughed. worth more than all the presents, In the nothing to do'Vlth it. NEW COUNTY WILL BE DRY I pages with advertising Fill the bqttle with nice warm milk, ahivvriiig through the ice ahd snow of the For ihe benefit of our manyJriends in | But accordlng'to cusfoth We give the world. • Mr. Ferris, and take a good long pull north are kissed by the Florida sunshine, the new territory who have been pur-1 readen something more for their money, —— O----with the mocking ■ birds singing gaily vtitife the pulling ia good, for next year poeely misinformed The Herald wish« I plenty of Christmas reading and good SPEAKING OF NEW8PAPERS t > to ststo that the new county of Harney I cMer and the Httle folks will not look in . The* Orlando Sentinel states that The when you take the milking stool on your around them, with the breath of .violeta • fill »e_bofn dry and will remain as «uehj vain lot' their regular Christmas Hfrald Harsld is-Aghling for pOunty di'vjeion ridejrou wtlLntiwt thft-ceUry. flavor that lD.thft aÍJt-they:wilU*Bon their ktweawhd- :— —1— •asy, “ God, we thank Thae, for this h the formerly made the cream'ao thick. until tha question comes up again when and Santa Claua. A " becquae we want the public printing: Land of MDkand Hon«y.“ —Lynn Haven .—A 1- * • the Umlt Ja ’out. Thia part of Oranga I Tha ‘Christina. Herald h u become a The statement ia absolutely correct, Jo.Tribute. Æ **v‘ ,\ *: > . V. « rf.A county has alwaya been dry and not I Axed ln»Utution In Sanford an.d the eh- riah, and for once in you> Tong“and check­ \ The Methodist ,)Vay LX •to*» voted as aucb, but aaaUtad Orlando I tire force tains pleasure in its making ered career you have told the truth. Editor Holly of the Sanford Herald */ v . Edward jaxter Perry Other parts of Orange county to pe- from the editor to the devil. The Herald occupi« the a me position dropa “ County Divirion" long enough Tba following are Eoreign eritieiam on nmln in the dry column.. The over------ 0 — r relatively that all the people In the north Co talk religion u followi«: ané.qf America’sJfreaUqt maridan*: Maloua antl-dlviaJonlsta who are. dreuEDITORS ALWAYS BOOStERS •‘Frankly we do not'like the Methodend occupy. We have ne,ver had any­ lating this report in parts of the new ' This nation depends upon the twenty- thing at thte'end but taxes. Tke-pCople Ut manner of appointing mihiaters. ‘We ' "Last evening Mr. Ë. Baxter Perry o f’ Boston “« rP”* *a program which «taxed «« county are .circulating what is absolutely L dd thousand arxalUd “ local editor.“ have never,had good rOada, have never become enamored with a good t e n - C.YH. ------ Hummers type and ahopt r . .t « «vary reoource of the modern Virtuoso, W u ^ d the parti« are aware of the fic t i6f itl moat imporUnl work. Including had representation, have never been reo- the W nnrf to teektilwal «Man and acholand ahna-o^ showed a technical grasp ^Mrud h u never favored 8«nford I the watching o! public officials, tba In- ognitod M being In Orange county by time he becom « identified‘ with bur 1 ng'wet at\d dora noUavoi it now and forming of three-fourths of thè popula- any official e x «p t the tax a|6ea*or and rial, religious and dvil ijfe he Jttcndl Vliocna seldom equaled in these days ‘ new county will igit change Its com- tiort as to avanta local and national, and- tkx collector and having itood for the conference and ia called away." V. when the piano ia supposed to ' have one bit In 0>e next wet and dry tha spreading of thought and'genuine frame up a long a ww could have now Once upon a time thia editor 0/ the yielded all its Secrete. He is entitled to a high rank among the great players 0! The state-of Florida will American doctrine. decided that the north end of the county Lake Region asked a Kentucky Method­ the world.“ —Pails Messenger. 4 be dry In anothar year artyTh4 "local" or country newspaper is will demonstrate the Democratic prin­ ist minister why hla church do not givg its preachers an indgflnite tenure of life in proportion to Its circulation tha morti ciple of alldwing _ the people'to rule. l,M r.. Parry possess« an admirable valuable . advertising medium in the, ^Naturally the Sentinel kicks on hav- In one community, lika other denomina­ technique and a delightful pianterimo, PITY POOR ORANGE United Stat«. The Ipcal editor i. on ingtthe county divided, becauaed division tions. Tha naw and pfograasive county of intimate terms with a))- ^hla %reader., meap»' divirion of the county printing Said he, “ My son, look around you and and displayed delicate and thoughtful jurt aero« the bay frdtn Tampa, I They read arery fin# of h(s. ntvtpaptr and the Sentinel will be forced to gat count up tha preachers your church h a Interpretations, **quisite polish and per­ has recently vbtsd to m U bonds forIThey' attach importance ritwhat thay ut in the cold world and make a noise had under the ‘intermediate sentence' fected legato playing."—Stuttgart Ma^ * ■ 1 9370,000 for the construction of hard see in hif newspaper becauto the/Jcnow ka working’ Instead Of 'having.* warm plan and aee whether your church or kur. The people have npt* yet da-1 him and trust hifn. ' berth by the court house Are artd waxing mine h u had the fewest changes of paa- - M r . Perry will give a recital fn the ; on tbc. roud material, 'but it in ¿U reader, live in isolated households, fat on public pap. It wfH m U * big hvteri. ** tò th a Prea. Auditorium of-tha Sanford High School, ■ -Intend, to cOrtetruet ba'rri they buy in greet quantltipi the llteel iliffeaeper, Mr. Ferris, when half of your .,y " ^ » d preachers Mven Friday evening, January 8, 1918, under .This is-a. very eneouraginc labor’ aavihg devie«, prepared food«, revenue la eut off ,and you cannot bo tiotea in twelve years, and the pulpit had tbe. auspices of thé Bauford Music Club. f o r i county to lake and alt that I ready-made artidnv i f all aorta: Oito'jbfitnM'fbrflgtrtinr agalnat, division. been v eawl evo a yeerr wherees. tba St>,t e - W jj l V t | n f. « .j* n i iB t iy n . — p . p a » - * * , ’ou tre mhtek»n~in ydUr.,beli«f'lSat‘ lifêthMIila,- ón lbrír" two and four yaar Notice ’ * Therethia paper haws bbee made u valuable to tha intelligent read- Tbe Herald will deny your allegation plan had had but rot five ministers! min Tbe aanpsl meeting .of stockholders of tha action of Walton county jer u three reader, of,the big d ty new»- about the public printing. We do not after, on that ahbject we ceased religious of the Sanford Building and Loan Asso­ deciding to build seventy mlks of good paper, deny it, we acknowledge it. Thia,belief controversy.—Euatia Laica Region. ciation will be held at their office over roads and it la noticed with pleuure thaf To ladrease the prosperity of tho coun- ' la the uqd^lying principle, of'the tritolo .. . ,M B M | ... « » t National B»n)r, 7:30 p. m. Saturo vaelr |)iia i withnnt-t h a ^ iJ t gy. •ncwnpapcxv_jnakinit. UlO ,*ditor. north FfvJ. ■ If ito resale-redd.hart j The many frirndg pf Mil Bdn» .gAfc day. January l lt h ^ lo » . of another ndw road build- thoroughly independent, able to extend square deal from the powar. that rule, enhart will be glad to hear that A. P. CONNELLY, ^ plan somewhere in Florida. * |thafr useful work and free them from all county, divirion would not have been back at her old position In Dr.-PalMtoo> S « > u d I M W . Die state will not rightly come Into agitated (or K �•; y - ■ '^ v .:* v d '- V / v met san row o D ew n btf IT, 1912 SHOPPING INCANFORO « ' ti, M i: A Budget of Opinion r Just Bf Merchants Ò f This C ity Have .» >*.y • > . • P. Bannon of Macon,'Gar.-is with the Fruit Growers’ Express here for the SANFORP A- «9 LAfft Hodgéa,'wlrfNivi People For Miles Around A re In The • severs! years ago is hack {. A* Cf L| / . F. F. Doyle of Tampa of lier mother, Moi. M.-E.ti remain during the holiday*; 4 A#, ' j u * «r CtN TiR 7 City Making Tl\eir Purchases O f Christmas Gifts j from their wedding trip, to pointerin VjK (inis smf a#«, ^joefving congratulations bf their many friends. VMlre Mairgere?Hart^f Oriando Is the chiming guest of Mrs, T. A. Neal. . Mbs Hart's many frienda-in the dty are always glad to welcome her to Sanford.’ . * # ’ •r * ^ *w* **- *i < Sanford has become the recogrilled , JH _ . 1 shopping center fhr Orante county and ¿ tween You and Me" e v tv i .lit V - V herald + Mammoth Stocka to Offer • .gaie . . - r o s...i . noi , . .. 5in-In X Ctitei la Ao»m | Yo TaktOg sod fplllr,. Ha’ll Prent 'Cjt/— So Say* Saontercr 1 Jbt 'is noticeaWer that the Associated Pros hspodtdnr are hontiiiulng the prtbr -of dubbinr wonienj/n favns of the ballot' suffrsgoffc/'. whcyirr *^icy have, previ­ ously t>een found ‘gdlity of' throwing brick» or .not* They’re wrong. ; BricUfr, [*tettw ’t. no bricks, "¿Ujs.” ' . •' •; . . vf-,* • -.IT ■ - • ■• ,, \i ? It Is my heartywarm and world ,«'inbrsdng Chrirtmia hope and'aapjrntion that all of us—the hlglr, the lowi lbe-Ht!hk the p oov .tfifi- adm^ f L- the .lnimdU the hated, g|ho civilired; the savage— may eventually be gathered together.in a heaven of everlasting rest, and peace, and bllaa, ekeept the Inventor of the tele­ phone. .. — ' V f(. 't# • ■•. . • ................... - . 1 chilli. With thç simple trustfulness 0 their tender years Jpey sent thcm supplifâtiôn for Assistance' to the throne of grdee/and that FrovtdgnpO wldch mark» thé spafrow’« Tail Uq'J h^ars the younjç rmfQa-when,thevicr{,.'guiUed (he foOtst?|ri of Vhe good‘ N|cl)01u-to tho dooK Wben the moritidg brake the children who had,"asked" with a'confident faith that they would/deceive,'-' opened their happy eyes to find that their prayer* had .t>«en hoard, and a'cbrape^ency' to' iâvè them from. Un threatened', want ahd exile lay beneath their, pillows. ’ ItV ts'ik e flfi|t gtft of Nicholas, whom thh tshurch has'*inoo oanonjsctl ahd tho t'hriitisn. world bas made the patron saint of Christmaatide. ¿ T h e Syrian bishop. devoted the 're- J ■! ¿ i' n Filed for Record ' .^W. R. O’Neal to Smith GW nt . ’ .' Smith Ghept and wife pb fL J. Brown. F. M. Scaburn to Geo. Darling. Culley A Partin.tet-Merrywether A Roberta. ' * 7 H. C. pann, et a l, to Charity Conne^0. J. D. Reneker and wife to John L. Symond*. arid wife, J. A: Howe and wife to John Hander» W: B. Hanlmond, et al., to Overstreet 1 Crato.Co.' Cfirrie B.'Henkel to Geo. H. McCul­ lough. •• f -• ' A. Speer and wife to M. B. Maurice. S.J. proley and wife to Oakland HoUl Conipany^ -. " f '• Ida S. Parramoh* to B. T; Butts. / 'CvJ this <£ear, there are grafter'bargains of pisIndcrTii his'fortune and the remnant T United States.to Chas. A- Aber. fered than'ever before end.a'fftancv ovar Prosper Colony -Go. to L..L..IUea. of, his days to .the allevlatiAn «f'suffering thja issue 'of The Herald Jrifl convince wboravéc ho. found it. But be did more. ; Prosper Colony Co. to Estelle n. Fox. he public that In tnUrity you cap And v He gsve an impetus to a,cuatp|ii which Prosper Chd«t* Co. to A. N. Pox. arger'atodca,;-better stock» apd bettsf become sacredly associated with the Realty. Treav-Cff, to Fred Clair. * :AJX prices thttfrAVen tbo l iry.^t department Christina* season until this good hou{, ----------J . •tores could.'offer jmu. The1merchants |>r\i| nur Snnt^ Wad*: the. Tuner. Oxlando. ;': li’- r ' if aaotorktaarre-purchased iarger stocks ** * •Ar^g- tii^pr».»JnpiTt'.'v*rteoHrrenH»e■^Stj lc hr not only ftttfngr ir hr inevitable The Gate- City •Hoiw 'Hms -brmrgkr — d ty today from the county seat arc n. M. tham evei -before and several of them tirât only those who can’ enter into the doFntEerhlghcdetoClbring. Only 1490 Robintori. the clerk of the circuit Court, have more goods than they want to mi­ sp^it of.there holidays, clustering »bout per week for tbe flnCet'table board In x v Arthqi Butt, the tax assessor and Seth ry over, and therefore the Chrisfih»« the birthday of thé risen LbnSfaTan oivd the cjty. See Parker. 28^ti shoppers this year will be offered bargains ~ Woodruff. he full benediction which the day should While tlm weather h lmt buy your' is thej will never obTha; America»! Bible Society ha/ ,n fT**X tIne such »«they bring-v.* ^ • Jlried chipped beef, at WJ W. Long'sr Bibles for sale i t the Baptiof church. tain again- There U B hint of tbe^iigh And yet.the sgason U not vrithopt iu gtpeerg. Sliced on an American slicing * ; Any one desiring n fine TeetafTirnt at cost oMiving here' soothe stores cmn ofAt last. Pat'S dream Is to becomo a]- significance to the^hildrvu of a larger’ muchinc 1 M -tf' . coat can b e ’supplied -by. calling at- the for you everything in Christmas'pres­ mtRt true frith the advent of the parcels growth. The Angela* of the year sum- ' ^Please send in your orders st once for ents and hovel ties and also the. best poat oirNew Year’s Day. W'ltirUs in-' monaihome from the variild flelds of labor', Baptist parsonage. special boxes of oranges, grapefruit and stocks’ana nrast i^ompjrte lines of season­ augurdtion one may aepd a 'Lillet dob*, iho toiling multitudes—bring* rest from tangerines for Christmas delivery. v-ML and Mrs. Hirry«W|rdkf$ft last able goods And substantial gifts. ■> Mrs. _^H. L. DEFOREST. ’ or broad bill ducks, if Propefiy caged, a rputiffe ifWfsffortU thorp an opportunity SundAy for Decatur, Indiana, where Mr. Sanford to well situated t<^ the north­ boniv bouche or,an eleven pound turkey; to Ukn-'tt mental inventory of their. H H Ward will be £ng%gvd for several mbnthx UM ern markets, having water rates with the a bun dvant of a pounda of lights. And addevemiintii. •. Man In „every depart. - with the Ward ’Fence CO. We hope to FOR SALE. CHEAP largest markets of Uje^-orld nnd'this fact when.tha postmaster told I’at he would ment oj human endeavor »top ,tQ CMt*^ see them back in SahfoW before the winHorse, wagon and,, barrirsa. : tfr . accounts #5r the bettyrerates made on send a Jotter to hia fathg^in jrdand for up tliWr accounts.,' The laborfouj iium Morgim-. ,- , , • la bver, *3 everything you. purchasif- In .Sanford. only exclaimed " i " five n— cents, Pat *»-» — 1- 1— « ”''Begorra n'------ ^ rof ilie'JUtre. melts ihto mlrtft and music Residents near Lako Jeseup are com­ The strangers among ug\this, year hate p l a i n i n g of the Sunday .shooting and If it bien agreeably surprised at the mum- if the Jjole wag bigger I'd send a cowl’ 1‘ aiid jh ç dying Ugar prepared for that reWrtH rfhtchk%)« typified by That, great ' continues some of-the hunters will- face moth stocks and very reasonable prices You Wilt prolishlyJ5n,d something In •jxjthecsis. of - the.Son of God; -The ~ the coyrt. Hunting on ^uriday is strict-* on all of them and thenoople living in . # r_r _. ydp ‘oknhot. ___ f _________ your paper indorse. ____ Even «mi'th»-and legends oi. the psgio world ly. against the law anil Yhogeliunter» are the country precindts M doming tb San Jffe ni blé» t* Vat heT Pipi u and .bits aojg»Fhf^k4 .n sublima^d'ahd sanctified to All Local AdvoatMomanta aware ofthe,fart., Iteadlng.Three a y t a AT.Iqa4acti laswe ford to trade because the prices are right ■ * • giaijJ licks. If you v^e&'to get mad apd lend additional charm and-ju*ter to- the . . If0'* Brown left for. his. home in arid all roads lead t<kSanford. ^ SOTS*.C supreme (estivsl of the Christian year. burn^’up yoorfB|blou thc hundred's (bT If you have not yiade up your mlnfl ^ iurg, Maryh»od,, ajUt; spending Th«’ nob)est sentiments o^umanity are pre/rea would sti|L gVe^i printing, them, Mverei weiks with his ron. E. B. BroWn ^fraut you’c gjfta a pcnual ofTha'TleriM Call tho editor *fl‘ *©rt% of har|^i, t l^ called Into pluy---the which re­ , of tyrt-city. Mr. Brown, has fallen in’ will give you many Tllht« nbffirt suitable pn(>er will still bu.pi^llriied. .. And what lieves the.neMAalties of^lrunfortunate »• > lotto with our balmy climate and Mpects presents for the holiday season. . , - ls'moret you stieiiR arofftid uud borrow a ihnd covers our imperfections with Its i .a. in-‘ rwinm next winter, tot .a .longer »taji copy p fU t .lrgm’,yod t 'nclghbQtL . l t . la brisd mpntle, the l>^pevolcVico which ia •. . ... ; / much better’ito^lo'ep you?’ vest pullSJ iwire riu»r, daitlfnuiua’ thai im p flo te t COMING’TO HANFORD. ’!^ChU#ree's. B a .iv I to the fatherhood of.God and the tootherWanted—Several young men. .who . down and your subscription paid-up. n y* • , know the city, to take census for the-new • .• • . The Chrfstrnis. b'axaar held by the hood of man. ' Junior Epworth Leagde of. the Method­ Famous FIreleu Cooking Authority to I The glsdv jpyous. feslai. time:draws • Wo are gn the eve o f tho day vyhich city directory.'Apply Wtulnmiay 8 m. Mr. Neville, Sanford Housft. • Give Free Exhibition Heye ist church at the home of Sin. L. R. / .'3 4 -ltp near, and- virtnuml>4fcd‘.1)csrt* aró l>eat- conroj with the breath of ttio north wind Philips was a' very pretty.' pleaa«nt and Hanford i* soon to l>e visited by an ex- jng in.' delightful -»nticli/ution. Store and j>erhaps with the Atyystent patter of • •. ■ • ' •'»•'•. . •. » For-Rent—Faxniabcti nra loom co»- . 'i ■ financially succeeeful affair.pes* wr ■<he« Hrelew rdokert‘ . Mre.-C. It. w-indpw* are decked . Iff holiday agtirlk- the rsirtt As if to s background - The porch and hall where the attrac- Judd has b«>en Identified with the firelnw Thr:hoUy and ■fketgréen-hang ip 'fes­ (or the sunshine which Jiuman hearts tage or will sell tho furniture'/-» Box' City. . 84-6tp . « a • tlve tables were placed were vyry taste- cooker industry since its infancy. /M rs. toon«, and tkëVonflerfui Christmas tree must supply, nature a ray herself in tho For Rent—A well established hoard­ - -fully decorated inrod and green wfflPa Judd Isa recognired l»oth, by ■manufac• ing house, twelve rpoms.and bath; partly. . ' ia graduAu^ '-putting in appearance. least attractive guise. ;* number of1iandsomc.palfnii.pnd Various turerj and the leading periodicals as Ah. Cheery“ voiceÿ-ringvuut in ^rehearsals of Buf the-heart; overflows with loying furnished. NIc* «rissa of ‘ gentlemen >/., ailedj Christmas bells. The table with authority on the subject of FIrcless'Cooki­ soha and ch«u^' Wtccleh^ptjgn night; kindness. •Reunion and fellowship send boarders. Oor.' Sixth- Stw and Laurel Ave. " \ 34^4tp tin etpnnsk'd/glow through, the inward -♦ this pretty fancy work, made by the chll- ng and is said t^ dm» the.largest salary, FòT/Sale—Grocery, feed'and general«* •' '* •M0rt^Chrj*tmag>41f%ooRJ)6 henfand _ J dren, '.isyi a •veiy crpdlu1)le display. ever. paid for*ojQe week’s course oft lec­ Christina» songs an- »ongs'-of pesée. . chambers nf -the soul. We forgot the store nofr -Sanford. Doing fine hual-/ / .’* • ' There was also a Cake table, candy table tures on'the subject of pomcetic Hcient«, Christmas greetings .are greetings ot vexations of the past In. the joy of new. ' Good reason ./or selling. .Ad­ and a punch-table. vlrnTpreecnt and the confident hope dress "Grocery,” 'cat« *f Harold/ 34-tf ' * Mrs. Judd has given a life time, tg the goodwill. How they soften hard hearts, For Bsle-^BJock of five well located The bataar - was well patrisnized by study of domestic Science! >' " pipi/y ,bxHO d«-siñw. auji^ten bitter of the future. ■ ; city lòto. ) Addreie Ownsr, Box 1287. . - '.tWit}t»resled crowd Who w dv present, Mrs. Judd is much beloved by Kohtb- .yptight*.‘ and irtiikc uv.eyr -dcod purer With'deep sincerity I extend the grwrt„ v -, ‘ ; 34-tf •Vk^d while the large number of- article» rrn women, having previously toured and holier; cvcry.wish kiwi and tenderer. Ings of the- season to many Irion fiends For Rsht—Ton ronm house, well lo­ 32-2tc . ' ♦ Hi. were not^all itll«poB«d'pf,.'.the children <hc Southern states'and given a warm I>et hearts expand, sympathies enlarge throughout tly south and the cqpnUy at cated. "A . |VConnelly., •desired-over thirty dollart, of which the reception wherever,.she was scheduled and good will rcign^iupremé. Let lx*>- large. With something more thnn u For. Balft-^-Poland Chin* Bfood Sow. t - M t liltld folks are very proud 'and Justly so. to lecture. She ix at the heffd of tho*ex- (-(lictioos drop from lips, and substantial rotrf formattim I wish bapphtcse'ltM W. E. Sdulree, Cameron Ave. " 32-tfc /T ^ T T ^ perimcntsl department of^ the Toledo gifts fall from overflowing hands. Make proeperity to each ,and every one, not . St. Johns Hotel—Rotane end board. ------ —— 7- 7 7 * , (.‘ookor Company ofToledo,Ohio, and is ;hoeriesa homes radiant,v and hopelow only for the season at hand'but fog the Homelike accommodations for regular ^ ‘ 1ST Book Circle V Mrs. R. L. Peck was hosts* of the chief, oitho staff*df demonstrature. tearta to' thrill with uris|te»kable glad- new year which will sdon be wiftrua. boarders or •transients. Good tabi». * .y.dre The’ people of Sanford aro very for­ teas. Forgive your enemies. Bbry the Checkexgd with sunshine '.and shadow Rates reasonable. W. H. Wathen, Prop, , t Book <ilr#ie.; Friday evening. "As fbe 83-tf members'of this Book Clcrltr and nearly tunate in l>cing able to have the mcrjts past. Rise above the mean and petty though it has been, the old yetf'leavee 420 W. Flfet St. ' For Rent—Six main cottage with all us farther advanced In prosperity-and of firelcM cooking explained to them b> ^ “ every tadyjn the .city irf-buftily engaged resentment* which you .may have har­ modern Improvements. 409 Palmetto. • enlightenment, and, let us hope, in wis­ Mrs. Judlk, ' .‘in.inakifig pretty, fancy articles for bored ^gainst those whb hav? pot used avenue. Àpìfty to F. W. Mahoney a l dom and in Christi/iri virtues, than ever The date.of her arrival will be Jan. 6th, Christmas gifts,'the hostess requested you Well. Be generous. . Get ready td ernsld Hdwe. Co,* j y . . . 83-1/ the members to bring.their fancy work» 1913. Tho Geo., II. Fernajd Hardware i^art tbo Now i ’ear with more kindly liefore— May we face the'luture with resoluT .Wanted—Gleancottonrags, noaerapa, A very afterhoon was enjoyed in .the Co* st whose store,she is going tcglre feelings arfa' more noble smhmons. , display and discussion of fancy work. ‘n wfek'sTfemoastratiori of. the IDEAL Make the Christmas of this year a day tions and enjoy the present as the seasoq at jjjo Herald office. Will pay 2 cents perpound., When It became too late to v/ork,’ a d<v Firelein .Cook Stove, aro rhaking sftecial to which you can alwaya look back with demands.. -ppepuratiuns far this-'important and )n~ Good Mule for 8alo Cheap—For Inlicloiia ehlckenrsalad,-aaltinee,. stuffed pleasure and gratitude. Peace and good teraum g ^wwi.' ■ “— — '----ipecUon appTyTtb'TJohn T77EdW*rde, >'7 i ; olives and coffee were served,' \’7 v.• will unto you, dey; friends, and a Sorry, u . Fancy Work Cirri« • 1 j-r T '■ , Celery avenue. ,< . . . :i2-lfc . Mrs. Pcck’a'fUMU.wake Mrs.'Cr*sT Sk* Meny-Chriatmas to all. Mrs. T. 8. Davis entertained the Fan­ ■ r « • • 7- ’ , ■ For Rent—Rooms for Ught' boused Barnaa. Mrs. A. F.^CbrinelJy, Mfs.'H^pl '# A^uggesilon cy Work Circle Thursday afternoon. keeping, M9 Gsk Ave., corner 10th St. ,t-.' JDlcklns, Mrs. G, A. Spder, Mrs. B. F., A number of theJadiea have expressed 'Happy Are the-poople who »till curry The ladies were entertained*with .their . 31-tf 1 » .Whitner, Jr., Mf»< J- W. Dlcklns, Mr*. the opinion that« prettier wnd more suit­ latheiwboaoms, at thb Christmas season, pretty fancy work and pleasant conver­ For Rent — Tiled, land on shares, M. H. Bowles, Mr.i. J. J. Purdoij, Mrs. able name than'that mentioned, for thb the confident heart of á cklld^ABUonly sation. A dainty lettuce sylsd,.»and-. eight ----- acres at loading station, one-fourth ' H. B. Cop nelly,’ Mrs. Henry McLaulin, new county cun be found. Theseladies thus that age can |iarticipai|^^Kr the wichcs and coffee were served Jiyt-Uie "?/ cr?P“ ^ o. b. aa land rent- J. Wk Mrs. JF. L,,Woodruff, MreiC*. H. DJngce thinly thgy the. beautiful Indian names mirth U m n..«.;.* « 1.owell owner. Inquire o f : Walter. Davis' guests were 1Mrs. revelry v.liic|i t ^ ^ ^ B d a y hostess. Mrs. Haynes, Herald Office, 28-ti. •* - were visitors'invited to meet 4jrit^^the should J>« preserved when and wherever that is now about to d a w n J I^ ^ ^ B d ^ ’ purdon, Mrs. J. D. Roberta," Mrs. for. sale. A gOpd strong heavy tnule ____ "* âiringff thtTafinivmarÿ df tdPRFfthlrh W. H. -Miltcer, Mrs. H, H. Hill,' Mrs. • drdf.-. * . ^ /*+ it cxhdJed0rtc.7 _ .--we*-> . f Inquire of 0. w!Brady, Beardall and . .We buvp |^*kfe named Harney, and 1 tho Christian vtorld has agreed' upon as N. H. Garner, Mrs. C. C. Woodruff, Mrs. ery avenue. „ ' y ' Auction Bridge - ’ >. : that they think la au/ndent^Agueserve thp hirttíday .of its^HAdosmèr, and to- R. W. Hln’cs, Mrp. T. Williams. For Rent—Five acre*! /• ! i#' riil dght,’ wherever the mesiiagb of pqace bouse. Also 10 -acres, f « s S ‘S. The Auction .Bridgd 'Club Was enter­ th* naine _and seres tiled. With good r Call oil or tained by Mrs. 8 . Q. Chase Monday st- Harney.^ 'ArAon&3bt£many pretty Ij»-, and good will hú^bcen hóard, softening Clt> l i ! M-lf ^Whether a majority or two-thlrds'of phone W. A. Minnie*, Camerbn O dian names whieh/are very . famjjjat ternoon. Tiro tables of bridfa srAre ib" asperiibs wHif* and bringing a the United States Senate would bo nec­ For Sale— Good 8400 piano almost played. The highest soon was . mnde there are few tljat are prettier than, the pauso in the steady round'of-material new. Will sell for $125 cash. F. R. essary to order the House canal disputé by Mrs.'.Samuel Puleston, who won th* name of the 'Vkhihlng first ketilen of affairs, the domestic circle is .drawrf to­ Shuman, West 8ida,_ 30-tfca^ with Great Britain submitted to The handsome. prise, *a drawn work lunch- thU beautiful peninsula, and whicVname gether In'happy ¿¿>ectancy and chlldWaqted—Orders for. fine , frost proof is almost aynomimous with the name of hodci reigns supreme. * *It ‘ is ' peculiarly Hague court of arbitration for adjust­ cabbage plants, all .varieties. IL26 nor cloth. ment hoe becohe a matter of study among 1,000; cheaper ... larger lota. Batiafaeitsper In When the interesting gamed of ekrds our fair state—the SeytlnoU tribe of fitting that tklÂ, should bo an-lnoidont member* of the Sonata since the receipt tlon guaranteed, F. 8. Cannon, MegIndians. List’s name the new county ware concluded, delirious chicken cro-' of the day dedbkted .to Him )vbo glori­ of the British protest agalnqt the toll pro­ gett’s, 8. C. 3J-34tc quettes, vegetable aafad, bread straws, Sminolrr^rhe ladies will be pleased fied childhood and mado the iñnócanca Homestead clair 163'acres good land; vision in the recent canal act ekempting 7,000 turpsnt olives and coffee were served. Mrs! with* that name, and It will also -be a of tho»o prJsUnc yeani a condition prece­ ; four room house; American coastwise Shipping. lake front; re cypress incubaChase’s gueata Were Mrs. C. 0 . Mc- tardy tribute to those whose rights, in dent to thé Inheritance of tho kingdom rico. Address G. C. the march of ’civilisation have been Mm. p . W. Brady, Mrs. A. P. of heaven. ' - ! -, 8Mtpr ■MreH*. h r Millar,-Mr*. B. W; usurped.-*J— •—:— *----------------------Y ean and years ago there Hvod in WhitoUw Reid, the United State« . Land for rent for potato crop, 13.00 Herndon,' Mr*. SamdAl Puleston, Mrs. '.This suggestion is offered to those Syria a good bishop by tho name of Ambassador to Great Britain since 1905, an acre,' near Rand’s Siding, Hanford. who .have.Jh«.christening of the n^w Nlaholaa, —who Jiad jfiberitnd_J«AtJ died..at hia London rreldenée^Pprchcstcr No. 831 4th 8L, M l a m l / ^ 81-lOtp * county in charge by -the-luit Housc.shortik Ut-riooBTmrr. m s ittt. wealth. ■By-rhanre — gwn w T ï ï r rAT/riT s: pf a poor man who, in the extremity’ of pulmonary oedema. The end was quiet village haar “ hotaT ^ / * Band Caacert Next Snaday Send location gn<i gn< prire. ' EOWiM his poverty, waa about to send 'his chil­ and peaceful. Mrs. Reid and their dike, Hempatead/ The concert announced for last Sun­ \ / m jM id /N ew York. 31-4^> Horace Keacney, the young: Kansas dren out Into the world to shift Tor them- {laughter; Mrs. John.Hubert'Ward, were day apd which was prevented on ac­ For Sale—Remmlngton ’type writer count 4l rain will be given next Sunday City sviator, attempting a Kydro-aero- srives.-.'because be could no longer sus­ f t the briblde. ' The ambassador had In good condition; 11ff Railroad Ave, afternoon, Dec. 22, at 3 o'clock at the plans flight from Las; Angeles to. San tain them. In the quiet hours of the been -unconscious since 9 o’clock in the ^W a are equipped th handle your repair band stand In, tbi-park. ^Tha full Ssn- Francisco,r IT .believed to .have- been night tha little, ones—so thfc legend goes mornloff and at Interval* dicing tha pre- work. Sanford Machine A Garage Co. ■ m | ‘m;« - [ —lifted their, volcee In Prayer—ihe most V loiy1twenty-four houi^ ba^hsd been ' fri-48tf. in, eloquent, the most far-reaching peru* aa a result of thjb&uga rener, a Los Angeles newspaper man, Bring your old Uree to Senfbrd'Machinn 1_.»_•„*_: J a- a_I 1. LS_ '__iL . »__I- ^ �THE1SANF0 RD HERALD >4« i» >*»<i •4 • T l s . n over are made only for Merchant Tailors, not found in rtshay 0ia< I also handle the Famous SCOTCH WOOLEN MILLS $15. LINE, see me it will pay us both. 1 make-Ladies’ Coat Suits. Long Sell Woolens by the Yard. Ladies TYPEWRITERS �00, fcnt A quick rtop threw her on the floor. and bj the tlpfe she had regained Jier w*2r’ ^nl ^ n" rt *° feet*-ini Jumped out to Investlgat*, lcnTnanw tliumhtfra. the chauffeur was lifting a prostrate Id to- f>*e roother’i.b p d y from beneath the wheels.. An were too^full. All I n»-nd [crowjj gathered swiftly. .T h e I we get enough-to hhat^penj- wga exonerated froth blame. r- tpia Mr«. Brown that you ! night i t aTTnlffitiì ìl wouE) «e m l . Lg_L~ _ji. ,f - >" u doing this out 'o f Ity," commented Paula coldly. "No, Paula, out of eatepsL I ait poor, hut 1. tinje enough for two. You certainly underload w hyjf hare not apoken hcfrjfrej-Ha Paula Mercer oould hardly, bo axpoded to share a young phyatetan'a precarloua Jtfcome.t ' * He appropriated her'relucfant hand, "And no you allowed your, pride to come Between uaj Jfo. ( thank you fbr the hopo'r, H i. Oraat. but I-hare avtnn pride/too. .. "Paula.". pleaded the young man mlatrably, "If you only knew the betIUea Inu there, !<■>« AM-W jegm■i -* -_ hare IvA been botwocu my wretch<pl pride and my lòrev I need yoii'sp much, Paula." - I t I wpre you 4^0 eu^nge a compe­ tent housekeeper." Paula remarked sarcastically. But her heart ached as she said it • "Hdhl, don’t,’ dear," entreated the dpqtoi^ “ Those things hurt too muoh from jroul Chft’t you I^vo me, PaulsT Please tee how Infinitely 1 worship you." ' nQ^I , .i - V* * r * .l£er ,l V h#r> and * * * thlnga o re r. idle and slip And. rail ¿n tha anowy with y o u ."', _ street. ‘ _ v* & 7 X L lJ u lV . - "Pollle girl, ybu hare no Idea how / "That’ll Tim Brown-bo ‘ lives in T n ’I l l ' r « W yoa hnvn ,1« bt!sn«d woTry." said Hone alley—Just, over tbore,. tna>ra." • < r jy i V # v / Mr. MerCer tmaklly, - ¡"1 know yeu’d ( volunteered* another whlto-faced. ' rather not. but by’ an menus go to nodrsy, ytqoplng to pick up.tho gghti? V 1 y®ur P«rty. It’s thost Important thht tered papen. y j the true state of affairs Is not lut’.1 11 fake him home,"'announced -----T '" \ p<>c,' ld “ ntl1 *t” «>lutcly necessary. I'll Paula^brately. • • ’•<lvV -spend the. eventng^across-the street "Tho-sea-of bard, gtrann* faces on;* 11 wllh/Judgo Slrahia. Whqn,your moth- norvod-ber, and ahn felt sick sad nan d J1 j *r waa alive, the Judge and his wife Mated,-but «he quietly held out h r f -V *r * nd f t ? *nd' t -neyrr failed to cele- arins for the pqor child who lay groan-. R,- MERCER had <v® together, qnd Iqg In the chauffeur's gentle grasp, been unusually at--they'd bd hurt If I-stayed awajr." (\ A tglt young; man gteppml briskly d e h t \ throughout him absently. and ran through,tho-erdwd and mud« bla way* dinner and wSenat upsUly*.to dress She wga'far from to her aide.‘ fi last tha'* butler undpreaTlmallng the disaster, and the “Oh. Doctor, Grant—Pm’ , e » * < * i d withdrew and the kuddeunesp o f It startled her. i you’re her»-!" i-xclnliued l’sulaufcjitwb wars alons, he "It’a one thing to: talk about earnv_Ptt)«lvaJy. ... / ” '*mnrmnTww*<i&&vktoHr r e m d u A . a a d 'Anj ?our. Wring wr.d \MUOtUX><tXiJhrteP**•fOI«twrAgirtC«> nU n Mlf* > PktiTa whispered* unsteadily. "You took hla daughter's do It." aha told hers'elf. ‘{You* are"a nounced t|>e doctor after a hurried ei- sold esteem, and whit girl In her1' bands. success so far because you. are your, pralnaflou. Then turning to Paula. "I right senses desires;. esteem when "Paula," he said. father's daughter. It’ll .menn hard saw It happen from a distance up the ■he’s, yeäpilng for lotw f. .f quietly, "l’»> afraid work. Still, work overcomes heart- « fe e t dfld TScoghlsed your car.” "And l ‘m yearning for a kies: wall you won’t |lke my acbea and teaches onu W forget!" “Aallstlng Poufa Into theMnotor. he soon be at-yourjrofoe. but I can’t wait Christmas Obreeent She brushed the powdeh-puff scross mnde the child'comfortable ou herlap Unin OiSV-. escKlmad the doctor hapthis year.t I—" , her nose, and descended. .At the door. ‘ ®nd »tepped In with her. "That’s Tim Brown—He Lives In Rose P»P- ’ ________ ■ . / , .i 1/ # rr * #* — * ;AM.y." Ohrtatmaa Pluip . Pudding. would W around to see'her tomorrow, The'Christmas plum pudding Is. <fe> >nd sleo'tq watih Tlin «gt blsnChttst. ecjj»(lo(t from the plfinv' porridge and mas. dinner.»-In a-wt-ek bo'w lir bate 'is ,a tlme-bohorvd rtlrh • at . every fdruutlon w hit happened." As they- Chrletmea JcasiC-- To be property turnid |n|o the brilliantly lighted 'ate- insde,'>cfehWpbeon In all the' bouaeini.-, ho happened to glanoe at her eV» I.M 4 ......... ' . r i . II t_•___I. . nlng cloak. "Oh.' how afupld of i# .!-» tcvlat you go.ao far out of your way when you are aelng to the Uarhame ” , ."K o/l’m gdfng home. I’ve had enough for ono night," anaw6r«d Paula with averted face. Now that khe retnAmbkhed her. own apoon, whose handle Is adorttad. with - ^ trouble, sbo felt a atrange. ehyueee an olii English rn-*t. ao much tha bet­ wlUtUhla -man who waa In-tha secret tor; for -iq the new land ah* la h e lp . 4 . » of their _flnapclsl wreck. - The. allencf Ins to keeo allvo ttfe> cntlnma ika» : bocarao hwkwaro—somehow * thera seemed nothing to say. ^hn pudding should bo boiled Is » •’^Paula," began .tha doctor abruptly, wcll-dpurod cloth "aU boura umd the "l hgtA tfa rd .o f ypue njl»fq*tuuo. and day of mlslng, six hours upon the day of eating, and-the. steam should not oeaae to arise from the pot while the pudding Is wlthtu It." K *« P V Ip lia n t. Hu treapasiM against his duty a sloepa upon hla. watch,- M well as that goes over to.* tne. anemyr— mhnd Hurkp. I’m ashamed to admit It; but 'as* 1ah ha t amrcopceraed; I'm gtad, 'IrdTjTgîîÎ. MANUFACTURERS ÓF ■ .7 . * ••* . • r • -• • Fertilizer. Our brands have been tried and tested add give iftaximum results. M * ■ . . . * How about your fertilizer for potatoes? “' - • •• • ^ ; ,* « • We carry a complete line of all fertilizer materials.; analysis . • .» ¿ ’x*. . fj.jvj • Upon application will Factory and Sales Office, Sanford, Florida F. R. BROW N Local Manager n id i ‘l 3 l �THE SAMHMtfi Smith'% P u re FRU IT C A K E G ET READY FOR TH E CH RISTM AS PIES . ’ * - , -.'.V . We have the ingrediente for the two pop«»*» •• n ............ . «**•rmvt/ytm* »•'« Richelieu Mince Meat, wet per pound . .20c CurtieBroe, in glass,....................... - ......$1.00 Richelieu Pumpkin ^.'Th0.;4‘i«al thing “ golden yellow and de­ lightfully good, 5-lb tins.. .................. v16c PLAIN OLD FASHIONED BtJCKWHEAT FLO U R i -• 6 pounds for .. .................... - - r ............. ::... 25c PLUM PUDDING -A • Already to heat and serve. .You.will want one of the§e for your Christinas dinner. . •Individual tins...................................., }0c . ldb tins..;... ¡JOc ' •' ■'V ’* ' ' Delightful Fioiite Delightfully Preserved ^ tgaight the Palpte Richelieu Sweet Pickled Peaches, jar 50c Curtis Bros. Sweet Pickled Peaches, jar ,$1.00 ■ •* • v : ♦♦♦♦♦ * r: ; •• Too late now to make your own Fruita Cake, anji what’s the use, when you car purchase snch:dehciow>F r m ^ € a k e ^ 1 National Biscuit Co.’s Fruit Cake, * 1-lb tins.........? ........ ......................... 30c National Biscuit Co.’s FWiit Cake, 6-lb tiii8.iL.v.l..................... .........'...,|1.50 S O M E T E M P T IN G “ T E A S E R S ” Olives filled with Almonds, bottle . 30c OliveA filled with Celery, bottle .... ¡We Split Pickled Mangoes.....;:..................... ...36*' Olive Relish............ 35c NUTO California Walnuia^per pound. 26c Florida Pecans; per pound . ................... 26c Brazil Nuts, per pound . 20c Paper Shell Almonds, per p o u n d ...............30« ■* N U T M EATS' Shelled English Walnuts, per pound......... 60c Shelled Jordan Walnute, per pound . ..60c delta and Lobelia Kid their, thirteenth ’ traveling in the ‘ AFTER THE BAM." birihdsyralobretion yesterday. ’,'“ 4 ^ . d.Uút north^h the ' UvpretU Jon«» haa agreed to milk tharjty rasgg Jfreomiag Rather. Pin. aumnwr. at thda M lr thè Hreaklijj Song to hr Snag by Septamu* Haal*y’a four, cow* all aummsf mrfouH In Florida marks >1 MW6n in thejr (gcèe. ' Most Mbbey Wednesday Nlghl ut half ¿o'badly afltlctod'na • Libbey and Trayer, noted aril*!*,' A WaWhula woman, who received ev* ®f th«rr > >; Dug 8 p o o n iT and Mlaa Nervine Hop- (or «very third quart. - ’ V .‘t-f 3»i . . i ? - ’ : 4- •> «rycgnaideratlon here a reasonable per- phjnde J they uro .mentally. Two- ringers and co‘mwlt«ni created a furlrc light attendisi the dance"given by the kon'could ask, recently went,.to Tampa thirds W »mart set at Jraeup Croeaing last night. last night with their splendid kingfhg. with h»r children, and her appearance dchaiWh clever tinea,- farcial situation«. Libbey'a Abe Oullpt and family took Sunday ind plausible ■tory^'jm ijid rth a t ahn _ Th« remarkable Impersonation oT "BufTalg touch««] the heart of busy Tampa, which no or>c h Dill,'' Mias Trayer’s beautiful vole*, Is accustomed to seeing peoplewith, all other» is finished ahting nnd .thrir grand operk manner« of affliction« and «U kinds '«f permit fi flnaie hit the marks of popular applause. poverty. Yet Vet this woman, who could Th?y * ri Manager Karoats, who beard Libbey have about averything a poor, wo man and ah >uld be stopped. . ring "Alter the Ball" yean ago, and could reasonably demand at home, play­ V Wot Lhy people do not have to go out whose ringing of it created a actuation well jn ed her part to so will In Tarpp* that she. akiong strangers to get assistance.— everywhere,so gfeat thi^t IJhbey aliayo •*, received' greater attention than the aver­ Watirljula Advocate. had to jump'1into n cab to escape bis. age person in diatftas. The people-of atrenuoua admirers, haa prevailed upon walls of the obdopwn and was shot in Tampa rare aceuatomed to meeting al) 1/ liquor In Dry Territory him to introduce it Wednesday night. both.arms, also struck on the head with a kinds of Buffering humanity, and have .Wai hington, Dec. 16,—Bcoree of wom­ This song, through Libbey, mad* * half bar of iron, the latter being the moet seri- people ipedally trained in that link to' en we iring white ribbons thronged the million dollar« for a poorstruggling comand^Llnk PuteEbaugh the ranitnl pceeri who look,titer AdfihjÜÉÍk and-yél t h w . per­ COrtldi re and ‘ tobhles are thinking of starting a movjng picture Keen lived near Hawthorne and.there sons whose training and duty it is to sift Hoisre and 8enate ofhc<! buildings today, publishers of the woifd. I* almost seein, show over Al. Stuckey's undertaking had been some unpleoipntneee between ,the worthy from the unworthy pre.easily giving the^place an appearance of the like p fairy tab. but ffcU ore facU» ■tore and show Qlble pictures altogether, the two men previous to the pUtol duel. footed by a woman from a country town.' headfli artera of an equar suffrage con- 'Tis oHy by rai----- * * re good luck that Manas our to am certainly needs bracing up NO further trouble la anticipated over Our charitably dbpoaed.people should ventioi .‘ 'Tha ’women' are n>erabere of *ger KarnaU ee•curwKtheae two artiste * religloWy ' very much, .owing to the tk. I',. k‘‘v take alonaqn from this. .We‘ have plenty Uw nat pnal coniereiice of the W. C. 7* U. of world , wide I renown ________ and ability. ;• warm feeling over county division. of people at home who Jiave iU the gna #r 1.here to1urge the Consideration Page and page* in all of the leading J m. Psieon Goodbelehcr—wad cilled... id v «f*tAnco We ran give them; people whom of the C«myonrSL«ppard bill prohibiting Underwood »of the Cabinet pen o f the-world haW been filled, u Id Have'been AUed.with r Sue hen Corners yesterday lo gtlend the , A political caucus thgt probably meant we know And know their condition. The the story of "Aflcr the Ball," which J. • funeral of bis fltet wife'sslepmotfaet, who much to Oscar Underwood in conrtacdon people «if Wuurhula do nor let* worthy Aldrich Ljbbcy flrat introduced. The passed away quite peacefully%ith Ipik- with a 'Wilson cabinet appolhtment was I» ople Buffer I.; any greet ettenti neither work of Libbey and Trayer .have never Jaw last Wednesday. 'The 0I4 lady was- hoTd JtttMs city yesterday and intended do thh pepplo Of Other communities. been excelled upon the local stage. ‘ high tempered and. In'tryiog <0 kick a by a degree of secrecy-tbet wOa Ititepded Hlmply because a man ji blinder cripdog* off-the doof step knocked a toe nail to 1st nothing slip. • Come and see them, enjoy them and p M la no reason'why he tb^uM be'trav­ , )V WIB Meke Dry Fight“ ” -------, • . be sure and hear tha song Wednmdty -toff and* lockjaw got in its ¿fatal work. eling over the 'country betging. There Ocal. v Dee. lS .--C . W. COoke, the Cob W . J. Brykn artd Hon. Edward F. iVteon Sidebottom will offlclate in hi* (iultntoiSt. Louisairlyed on theinornln- Is no reeeon why atry.tnsn who has simply new at U-superintendent of the Florida which made musical history, revoiutionplace nextASunday-and reach several Ing train from. Miami and were met by lost a- limh should. Re begging^Thede Anti-Si loon League, has i«ucd a dec­ lasd the publishing of muglc, and which chapters Itr the OhPTMtam'fltt. -Af- r appointment by Col. Horace Hood and are.hundreds of various vocation« be laretioi o f hia intentiona.- He aaya: . , will bo eung by the Same singer who orig­ Ubbey and Aunt Becky !foills"ter haa bad. h«r Gen,. Bibb Gravca'of Montgomery, Ala., could moke a good living at If he wae . >VUa frig fought for thrro year» in the inally introdtijfced' It. measure tsikeii for .a new let of celluloid both noted . political ¿leaders and ad­ made of the right,materia). hottest of the hatUe for prohibiUon in ¿¿4b. and some union underwear.' Again, you are often called'upon‘ to Teiaa, and then for a year with the No-visors In their state. Col Hood besldee vi v -J ... • A i a *■ Jlrp BlUIbga Is going to arset a twd-' being thè editor of thè Montgomery help the stranger who U raising enough tioAal Uti-Seioon League, 1 now enlist " v , Bad Ckeeke la Florida ^ money to go to a hospital.to have an oproom bungalow on Plunkett avenue an* Journal. Daytona Beach, Dee. l í — Forged« Both team odherente of Omar Under- •jW<pi.Cthat will cúre Wa affliction. take in borders. Jim has inherited *300 checks continue to come In to the banks uncle who used to operato a wooid, they «ere bete to ùrge recognIUon Thjnk a minute. Suppose'a man meets in this-city and indications- ore thPtnr'» Òf their great southern Iredor for a poii- •WRlTeF eccMenTkTour crate factory te n ore still working faat and furio1» in igroan and hia wife, fplio in the new ca liln e tIg 3 g M H S M M | ancl.lt is earn) that he.must have the at­ muit 1 1 done. First, we must atrenu- this section of the country. The latest Cert. Coltra, who U national exec\^e tention of some greát spoc&lbt or be a ouaiy « atorré our temperance laws In bòre for a two week here was cash'd by a ithOr In law, Moee U p d yk k r^ A * ■éummltteeman- for th«r«tate of-Mfe»re»rii crlppla for life, would.the people o f.Waite man nftfgytona B«d»T territory. aye, makes Moee twice ¿lad, Oner has been in Miami'several: days in con­ cbhia be ad hard hearted U>at he wonfd '" !> » two'-tbings wfl! hi eom«<«nd once tehah begoee ference with,Col. Bfyio, aqd accompan­ be fenced to go among etraiigire and beg kb4 BUUngly’s mother-in-law Is threet- ied him to Jacksonville, on route to Rt. M-ì-wmm me». ■ mw w d with lockjaw and Abe Is awfolly tore I /) uLa. - J acksonville Metropolis.. ftwanmarhiikhff HoiLVn bampol rn of opforeeatent of temperance * Preacher Hutiker told Abe if ebe and tete s l g d e d . ^ the n a oú 'M -8«n ity. A roan that is worthy-dees not go Woo druff iur Alderman 1 hf’d preach hre funeral sermon at frew A tío., furriera.. Ixval bgnkiéra *Ai among strangers for lavora, and ninetywe ent r. at -once C. C. Woodruff'.wishes tfi announce than regular rata» as Abe is a memthey have haver of his ehurch and they werj boys to- that he le a candidate for Alderman In tjino out of a hundred, of these fskins that quest 0 territory. come, to Florida in the winter, ore un- - "Of ho count!«» Ip My. ’ It b to be hoped the old USj the «pedal -election to be held �m sm THE SANFORD HERALD T he-filace To . . . | . Buy 4 Üsefùl, Durable and B eautiful Christinas P res £ ^• ents For Ladies, Gentlemen and .C h ild r e n FO R L A D IE S FOR C H ILD R E N • • Rochester W are Full and Complete line In­ cluding Chafing Dishep and Percolators C arving Sets S ilverw are Shears and m any' other beautiful and useful presents. In the hardware line. . . FOR'^GENTJ.EMEN . M We have one. of the most ooifipleteJines^of Mechani­ cal toys In the city v>jMagic lanterns • Steam engines a rind: many other pleasing and Interesting gifts in this line . "V Tool boxes —< , . : Small wagons and a nice line of little rang­ es for children. Gem J r. Safety Razors $1 E v e r -R e a d y Sets $1 to $ 5 ; Gillette S afetf Razors $ 5 Auto Strop i and m any oth er good makes .. Robeson and11 X L p ock et knives. Every knife fully w a rra n te d ^ . c-i* Stephens, Winchester and Remington rifles. You’ll F in d Our Goods First-Class In E very Particular and Our Prices R igh t Across from First ahd Oak appeared In* outdoor c^stuhio. Hhe bad put on her gymnasium suit,, high • • rubber - boots and ‘ ABB* 1 ‘ her father's great R / top-coat Over a •H R I P . \ < . riot o f curlk her IU M H M I *nug fu^cap iltir-ij I l - ' "ToLlook fnr .ill j Iho world ns If you desorvod your I [ g L nick name/' t-xposIJfJw ' t S ’ ] f f n tulntcd Regius's m lM H S molhpr- "Hcglna, WM 1 <5° >>° one l H . r f f l N w>n ace you." H I | “There's no on« If/ ^ \\ ))/ jm / d ffS & M to r n ,IIc a a ro \in d ," 'laughed B B ttM H and shouldered an -I j e n ax. “ Unless the people who live In. • 1 tho bungalow turn (he world to *myX sell.” She picked i K S r M g & F y n up a big tub with -------- gazed d*. '^ • * ^ * * * 1 * b i r fr o m a n d and f I epondently out of trudged off fowbrd tbf fir-tree In the ^ * 1 ^ the window. A l,lht ,now w u ^ 7* ’ j l S falling like million* ' of. eparkllng dla- ' T n • ^ nd*n f r h i n ir b*y of* the bungalow that rambled In tbe lot beyond the vacant one. Cbrlatmaa tree had R<? 1n» drtw n e A t ^ > not comet It mat- “ d h#r hafcrt MP»oded lovingly. tared not that the “What a littleJteaulyI” , ghe. exday w u a won- claimed half aloud. , der day ahd that. I The little tree waa o f epeelal origin the eve of Chrtet- and stood not much hlghelr.than Ito» a s WM close at flna, Over lU branghee *a^ tell of hand. Nothing mat- amoke seemed to linger.. After a motared to Rectna save the fact that meat «¡lent In admiration, Jbe girl pul Aha had promlted her Sunday school down her big tub and began to clear class a - elorlous tree and that now away the light fall of anow from about there was no tree .for them. T e e n «»• toota ■of -the tree. Iter cheeks welled slowly ¿ t o Regina’s pxye and gloriously red and the »parkle blurred the glittering landscape. * flo-har « 1 » rival«# the day Itself. She argued with heraelt that ahe -When the snow was cleared Regina ■glifct have lmown that the New Tork awting the greet ax into the frozen - -shops dee Id not ha relied a p ooto «end .«urth. .The grpu nj^ys^^lyreipon^e^ a tree to lhe suburbs at so short 4 ‘. to'* aoUoe, but that did not hely the altuatloa.* ' ,. r .< _ * Regina shrank from iaeing those vknlah la ’ childish diMppoiqtmcnt .wbaa they learned that tlis tree tb*y _ _ and tii c at.the mnt; lot onfhry movement lo ralao a cap,that In -hlf •haste h o . ’ had - forgotten to pufdb. • * ••; S "I beg your pardon,” hie voice bad lost the gruff apaljty, “ I thought you were a mpn- but—thaj tree la mine, (.brought It up fro nr my father*« gsrden In the south.” ’ Dg,vld Lniighorn spoke rapidly. Reglna’e face waa rnthor atartllng In Ita beauty and he bad.Jt desire to cqijr hor ombafrass tnenb "I have taken very apoclal care pf that tree.” "Very epeclal.” Regina aald coldly. **(. have lived bore a whole summer rind no one—" / v ”1 havp been away—lately.” “ 1 don’t boo Why you luavo your poor llttto trees aronnd In vacant lots,” Regina put In hurriedly bocStttiJ aho felt llko crying now that; bar. precious tree was taken tvft tn her. “This la my lot," Langhfirn told her. "ff you had chopped duwi1—” “ I wasn't chopping .It .dawn!" Ito. glna crlbd.'lndflthariOy„7ti yea going to -put It very ca rofulljr. lain lhJi llifc/1 flhe •tumbled over hex words. doto i.-n | S R V ' ' >.i | tb lti »;•><"! lo o k in g m an * I**» (bo H i,it ft (Jcorgo Washington. "1 ordered a “ JUST LOOKINQ TODAY” r •hopper m Valuable Gift . , “Talking about Chrtatmaw^oxss,” remarkud u-«omniorcinl traveler, " the ia one I got laat year would be bard to beat. Oty guv’nor'never gave oa a fttirlstmssbox, eo you- can S r surprtsSd we-w.ertj.wW ^■¡Hl to go. Into hiajjfllQfe K e ith i p * >9 : wilh <,**■' rarois. mill later Wlmtf one tiny girl had cuddled borself In­ to Regina’s arm* and tVo more had fallen asleep In David’s there was hit' har lip and looked appealingly' up at Langhorn -• The man laugh­ ed becaUsA It Wm the safsat.thing to ■• * •- Ppctlpm cn.’ mid tm. /t>)uU>nd to B ^ c a c t; Of y'ou n Christmas present ■8*jrear. Th«-«o cnvolopcs contsln B i thing vnlnnblu, Which 1 hope you ■HI make good use o f/ i^’Of course wo thanked him and mkrehed'out, thinking tbat-be wss a 1 good sort, after all. And what'do you think wss In the envelopes t” “ A check1" “ N o;'It was a confounded prescrip­ tion for the gyre of Indigestion!” ,i- voices. David and Raging jsajig all the old English carols until twenty' little kiddles had fallen Into .A happy. a|ccp. Shippod day ord er is received J r f ifa flfc A -) “ For unto you Is T..m Jborn this dsjr. "in the'city of Dm Id, A Savior!” The voices of David and Regina ROSES, White and Pink,_____p*r 4mm fXJt •/And ( have brought down twelve little.settlement bdys with the same promise—and nary a/tfee have I got. I rW.kpaadna ittflU BU0 IB UW TiUlUlj ugbad aniMbe whole world TfalTed MB m p n — i na ttiey/jonir AMEÇlCAirBEAtmES^ai.-Ina laughisl looked at each other. Regina wag thw '.’ll. lrnv e. lxlaL. cxiM - thfl Awixlflishl. first to speak, the * mother inatlnot «gins .picked rtp bar, an and JrUh store!” She gaspd Into David Dangi dignity swung *It again. - j say there, you—that trfre be- horn’s eyes 'Tam sorry for tho poor • “ Perhaps V e had bittril^ waksn | longs to mel’l'T h e man w u coming little souls whom we ere disappointing them no w*—th>! Or«s might gal low.” ,. David WM 'slfdnt a long moment,; —iny clasg worked so faithfully alt toward her. then he* Mid slowly and reverently, , .» - Regina stopped and turned. ‘This last.sumnier.u “ By Jove,” David M id. ” i read onco “The,Arcs will never burn low—Re­ of some people who bad a Christmas gina. Thie ls the night when . the ui>4«rM nut of doors I -They, had great Great Spirit of Love Vis to m Into' lUA MJLL&Die FLORIST,he * y ••y* ,.<3 »> »j �ir. m i (Cop; W HE spirit of Chrlat* rea* wan every* . where. In tbo great bouée on tbo bill, PridgetT the cook, emboldened by that • h ‘ h er • dotnatn and atodd In. the doorway .of the drawingroom with one large, red band extended. "1 waa afther flndln’ thta in tho turkey, mum,** K gpM S& E p^ paid. "It might It might .not be anything.**'* -, The family, bury on ladder« and . * .chain, with Chrlatmaa greens, turnt-d questioning eyea on Bridget* “ What la It. B rld g etr-U n . Stone humored the cook. “ “A bit of. purple glaia with aome ptdturea on It, mum.** Bridget having dona her duly returned .to her,realms .* below. • **iWut Ip It; mater?" Oodfrey fltono , aakdd lailly. . ' . ’ ¿i . After a moment of close Inspection, by the window, .Mr». Atone spoke In •.' Eqnes of wxcltemVjnt ’ V "It la k rare amothyat with An Ini­ tial engraved on.lt I” -V V **I .«cent a. mystery 11;'laughed' her son, rising to lnapetit tlm atone. “ The initial is B. Does your butcher mentjof Iffo au<TiWWi U M S S B o l ' frey'iWk» decidedly disconcerted. but the girl’s smilo, together with her words,'drew him within .the-tiny cot­ tage,O utside «11 wga wbjt«! tlrmldo all TTepaMiffnaiiil by -tho n>d glow from ah opetflre. The girl*« gentte-.-vofarbrqjp OoAfrey*a very.«Tldentcpnfoaloa.^', “ Did. you want to Inquiry «¿out turkoyatl’.- flhe motioned Slut to.*«* Jbig low. c^alr by the fire! Ifl •bd’-dplng. Godfrey caught eight of tier, left-hand,' On. her engagement Anger there waa a lfng In which a yawnlbg icavtty mark ed the IpH of a a*tUng>. V "No,1* -he «aid-*- Anally, * "I hay« ■brought th la f He *beld .up- the amathyat'and.watched tho.glrl'a'facw. A great light leapt Into'her «yea.' ■pHpw perfectly wonderful!’" a t '’claimed Eleanor IJeane.. “ But tell me «here d>4 you-find >lt and howf* Her questiona tumbled from amlllrig UP*: ' “ In the crop o f a turkey,** Godfrey Informed her.. Then deeplte hla better. Judgment he added, ^Tho bird waa rather IncOniidcTute— to awallow.y engagement ripg—thinking It1,* i t o £ quick color ortmaoneB Eleanor's chcckp. ■“An engagement ring la Al very precious,*“ she put fn hdrrledl/. “ 1 thank you for returning— ■ .far '‘Thru why if err hla ring!* Godfrey i*!,# Godfrey'S '**-*.**5|| M ag.a)o demapda^." . , . •Tytold Jlwmy, whgn he asked taa to, that, f would wear'U-out of aentl* C«r. Sanford Ave. S lit S^. merit-tintIk— '" Kl-imor/ knfjr SO« .' -would halo'to finish her. sentence, ao b . C. TATES, Proprietor -, ’ « * *. • aha hurriedly did wba( hla eyes' asked. • •- 0 -■> ’ .> ,"unin—i.loved some one byttoT than •_ > * , ; ‘f * ¿' *VF '’V . “jVcll.7. j qpdfray.r decided plow!; lUl Kinds irf Satt Waten “ you won't «mind ao much now .that the aetilng la> out—will yd«I‘f ’ir f/J Fislk and Oysters • “ It la my«lrthatoqe and It maanarruM-i itmentEl eanor 'retnrned oa* lo o o a o d i Tnurely. % Oodfrey laughed.happily had Elea* (’brlitmaa ohimè nor joined hlmiV nor GEO. A. DbCOTI ES tn two voice« thrilled through the jlny ATTORNEY ,a« d COUNJÇLLOR aY LAW l I P f l H H M - “I am at poaca tor the first .time Practice lh'State and Federili ( W * In my llfh," Godfrey said softly. “And Garner-Woodruff Bldg Sanford *“ ìt Is álV bocees« It ia Chrlstmns and > g-i _____________ Jujg; ray moth«r -bqugbt a thrkay that had ■wallowed nn’' awelhyst that batooged DR. W. E. HOUSHOLDFJ? to—you/k rE . DENTIST ^ Sanford Fish Market TAUGHT A MORAL LESSON m i ti.t4 kiMTiS.floo Bid« /PH*«* S A N F G R D. f L 0 R f fi Aa hither of m V. •***, hV •4ÚH*.— " ” */ Two Chriitmaa Pi m * »—>*- • ■• - “ ÏW ftlM i ¿.r DR. Ä.-M MASON * ■■ •£* V - *»• ’ DCNTßT Wtíbó^ n i p ^ * ; . . « ' DR. kMfi Iw a SANFORD. nORIDA a f'ri*;* THOMAS EMMET WILSON ATTORNEY AND COUNSELlpR . . / . 1 Law Sl.tr AttofTiry "fWrtnKi Jlritdal Circuì» ot • “v**í^* •-VÎ- **' I V - ' fc’RrtidoocM. SsAloni sod SrhraS^ele , ' ■.1 ■^— r ^ rrr— — « — rw Cc^MWoí u».t»..h, .f r«oWriT».u s <: ¡ ^ . HOWARD’ H. OJST1S .>• ... H ^ ^ T E I U N A ilX h L n ^ ^ - , ,«ANyo«p V-/ ¿ S f ' 1 •.Mktt’rrSá'iPiinff ti-SLl «VT. >'*W fe / ''T W Tr Thero anco wSs^ rich old finely who •••-- j ’ * . M L'**, had tVq poor nephews. •And whon-CbrUtmaa came the two * •• InjPrii ' ’IV poof ncphi-w" >i*-re -aiulouB to ahoyr -■ ■ mentioned her occupation. tho rich old 'S b á je 'how much they i I/have entire cb«rgo_j>f ipy. turkiya ■* *• . ■ • nd It must haiy^jiiMmiiv the m hleg, (fimight of him. Now'lMb first poor jiephow rodidnwf of their food that my amethyst drop CIN G ER A L E OR SO R A V karÉ R } that ho ahoiild Imprésa hla aWi. aid pqd out, i mix .it always with my hand«.. ^-pbope .the. turltrfy Mrs.----- - undo with the great alfocttoo be bote f Manufactured wltU pure iKaUllod water-they will pfevein, lUnesa, afrf , ^ him by some tangible/means. So ha Bho paused jMoufusloni, ..»*. '^ jp ä tlon sod gltrgJrih'fcdlAfc- * -• ■ * . 1 drew -out bts aav(nga and purchased “ Mr«; q to a » Igqr mother;-" Godfrey (or his rich old unde a magnificent helped her odt. The« bccauab thero T h o S a n f o r d C o c a C o l a B o t t H n * C o . f Sanford, , F I » seemed nothing*mord. to aay' and be­ gold wgteh, and bad It neatly én* i------------ ■' *" .... V cause'he'seemed strangely depressed, graved. To iLhe attached a gorgedue chain,’ put ttle whole affair In a lav­ Godfrey mkde .hla departure. “Well!*.* demandfi ' MwV- . Rtono ishly decorated ixfiPand bout it to hla ■f n whon her brother again a il by hla own rich ojdaucle with,his bost wlShée. fire. “ Ien’t eho lovely, and did ypu no-' v Tho 'second .poor néphfcw figured tin- that sad look labor eyes T'Tteard that* any extreme financial outlay* reason »he i In the vlllagl-lhkt the reaiçn took woifld convinco hjp rlcK«<d(d' -'uncle *‘ .W to rklalng .turkey* la Ticca use-absyraa that he* wah trying to jolly him it bit . . xki much,'erf hif IrUeatdd a atcKbl in a -A .rr -. Ingsged to nomi» fkate ol'all maqip^* noat but tasty Cbrlatidaa ca/d, which "-“ SIaryl fa latcd bar mother. ' \ 1 . he inaliti! to’the rich old dàcie.- . ^“ Bo tho rich-old unple received tha *Wg»f? Godfrey.tried to keep Tho . tone o f bla> mica riormal. . “The «me- "‘two ' remembrance«, and. said-'of the •>* 4 ___J . ! ' W _____ i Aral naphówr . •’. ' A .man who will spend «11 P ä ä gageor -. .... *f.,*. ,. J+x. Oh. mamma, la thlgrihe turkey you •- * *. * T* *» .tv ,-f *-. «»< • .'t0' J• ■. Unaware oT the tmslou with which ^vho' already haa all the watchea Tie got^from tho farm 1 told you’ off** her brother awalted'her anawfr,’ M»I7 e;pr will need hasn’t got enough 'Tliis trfict df fand lays on the South 6( Lake Jessup f chimed In the eldest daughter,, "be- said, lightly, “ Well—n?*y{>h ‘ aha j,«till Judgmont to be treated with money. T \ arid lias bcd’n known for ycarSfJby all thc -old*’ ■causa if. Itj !•—F* could easily trace is—hut the story In-tho village U that will leave hlm mÿfoleaalng and a fo w j1 timors as one nf the Very Richest tract«: in Vrords of goo'd ly^vlce,“ ;i’. '*" tbe'owncr of the atone. Godfrey can she broke oft with Ijlnj.” . •<, When he looked; at the dfrd ho ñpdrun over today----- ** ' During dlqtler tíóafrtiy' ré . , the State. J dqd’hU heu« approvingly apÇ.safd: • * t “ Not pa.youc.UfoI.; Chrlatmaa Eye capitally: rirother—do you thl. “Thoro'p a man after my owa^fceart. la not-the day to-cbaab arpùnd »H the hns done enoftglrfot'.hU' fwCory;., Practically all Fine Hatpmock Land covered wit turkey farms In thmrlllngeJ UÜa..Chrtatmast*/WouUln't it b« mth- llu know I yould•not .oaro for an ax- * = 5 ______ hggdLwood timher. cap. gavc^pxkc..flf *l Hla stPier's êjre jtwjnklod. er a 'good Idèa' tò .aend' a'.;b i Ì Ì » t 'V ly iialrg gtft;Mndlm iniBw ttratt weuhY l and' every — 1“ f--.tiri—*-i— .Value hla good wlahee. ap he verywtaè* .two ycarg in fértlfîtaK^lopç.' would be out of the house by this each of the famllloalT J Ì- ' v;-''.’-» .** ' ly pent thorn to me In thlp Inexpensive lira, gato, It W ill V a y Y o u ,—We also h a v ^ Investigato -piannór. He eha^a a marked economi thropio be j|lll get oa], trait arid I a«n cure et •à gò 'a few fet improved pfacca .rcbdyAto feat In .. _ tò workm-fin trfWóuldDtJ lovely, dp.ai*—1 wl|l Juat sebd> ’/ilonc In the world without any'* aid that W6 will Sell On Easg\-T«mis. . . » Perkins, over to that vory llUle farm from me." ii -r* ' • Ho he made a now will and -left all ^ f -'vV*« *; and"Nb, no—Perklna know« nothing hla money to found an .institution for about turkeys!** Godfrey raid Without tho study of prehlatorlo manifestations /*- * glancing In hla alater’a 'dlrectlop.* "l of mloroblc diseases In fossilised anl* , wOl go over tomorrow for sotqe birds malculae. . VVILeuN D. NE^BIT. for the New Year-" ,T ' : ---------' *_« *’ ' V. “ Chrlatmaa la* net the day to ehKsb , Character ftevealed bÿ. Fy#. ™ around all tt\e turkey Tarma In tha*v11O pájjyee nsiflgytreatlvg- temper^•3 lage,r’ quoted Mary, ' t ¡J7T jn çn t, but not always .honesty.- -WU«t Christmas day waa crisp and^spar­ jUvo novellala and p oetü tH » Hie coi<|. kling when Godfrey again approached gray «y« I« conridcrod.to sign ol the tiny farm,. The faliy-queen openIQahneaa and cruelty, though It oft«* ed the door and a Ungo of color cam« denotes shrewdness and'talent. Verj HERALD BÜ1LDINÖ SANPORD, FLORIDA I swiftly to h6r cheeks when aho’-recog che« cletoy people whose eyea are gear get» nlséd her vlallxn’. «rally, bave «meli -spots of -orange la Godfrey,, ualnf -all hla—common - fhe Irti rotjn flh è puplL a M i f l H *<«. .* aonse, first mentioned t|^( - factory hands and the furkeya that ha want­ ed for them. .. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinHiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin “ You know^* Eleanor told him. “ that tho'bird's have to be taken away whon they are living—I can’t bear to havo W e now have in siock a Full Line of It-otherwise. T seem to love every bird“ .Bho looked appealingly up at no’dfrty and Jaugfrod Ircrojjjoualy^.^l hav«.a good weep after e)ch gobbler*« departure.** ’ t . Godfrey turned swiftly awdy, (hen Absolutely th e r Most Durable, . M ost ftbhltary, HandleeL-^ Impatiently baclu “ Why do you:-—-** and-Best Line of Cooking (Jtensils on the. IVIarfcftfi^ Eleanor gtnllod wistfully and a little alow shrug crept over her shoulder«. Ulca a fa ir y , Picture, • % . • • “ If you care to hear why—I will tall ^- Every t Cl/YVYll * I Irv»l | S v e r M A lu m in u m 1 tlmo If you had Jtlat aeoS^lhe—turkey you." aba «aid. Good'Houiewife Knows I care—very much,“ Godfrey re­ «A - . , - * -|ii “ W ea r E v e r ” Aluminum.*. •'Prdttyf** Oodfrey*« ton«’ wpa la* turned, and kept tho tenderne«« out Utensils save Fuel because, they dlfferenb of hla voice. • . -\ y >«.' 4. A • • /.* The Ware thaj. Lasts a Genera­ “ So much eo that X had fairly to “ it was èaaentlal—that I do sòme* .Hc?( quickly/and JVftiaih hot a tion. '/No Coated Vor VX*<cb ' . d f« « Jim away whan 1 took him with thing," she said. **I have been an or­ me to aeleat crarTurksy.** V '. phan for many, many years and for #lonj tilionftequenr1 y Aon JFucl" Article W<ar. Ylkpt “ Perhaps,*’ Godfrey . suggested, aimout aa many years I bava boon an*, •>* Metal. " meekly. “It would make the girl> gaged to a Mr. James Vane. Jimmy j. '‘/ is/bCa^dAo.keCp therri hot^ Christmas more happy' if the stone and 1 grew up together and have been happened tq be here and was return­ sweetheart« always, I never aaved any - money-TbeapPM <Jimmy always ed, to her." "Your Christmas spirit la very com* had plenty and It hadn't oocu: to inondable.” Mary.put la dryly. that -i-would—ever—muti pni Come in*and eee thla.llne>H We w ill be pleased lóshovryou ^ took the atone him.** iere la lhla tur*' hi« mother, Sho imuBcd- and Gpdllnay key farm, SlaT** silent, longing for, yat fearful s j u “•j-- SWOPE . *-v- Phone IU I ' Sanlprd, Florid*. ; ■ , / «* ’i V - m Evei EBS*' SB,* M r1 ^ I A Sri » j few piecK.yviij makeaChrisInas®thatw^hEiisefuItoryears^to^cqme. j "ÔB-tfcj _old_ farm read—JOA-wa'l flalih of hcr «tory. mtaa IfcfT . Jlor did Oodfrey mlaa tha little Carta th*t stood Ilka a fairy picture among groves of fir tree«. Tho tiny oottags and ontbulliHriw ware nt nnra whit« .and with their heavy thatch of snow T nm r ich eror giant flr trepv thmt wart wonderful. 'Godfrey felt Ilka.a tree* passer In the realm of fairies. The Impreealon wae not withdrawn whan the door of the cottage rwung open. stood there, 3pen. The FaJry H Queen W but she waa not the «prita-Uka vision of . . . « l u , u Ka A L dreams; Jpxioad. ahj_waajha "Well—Jimmy waa 'onè ot thè Idle, rich and In looking Jojr a paatlmo took to gambling. He baa been gambling ever since.** • . . ' JtoUrgy-turnod hla arsa Xrom. tha, sorrow tn Eleanor’s (ace; then ha J ipoko aloud the words'bis heart wjjeT j "Do you—love hi "Yea. I 1 lova Jimmy and.al ways will love hire—but not-^—^- Bhe found It tmpòsan|le to go qn'.jrlth Oodfrey’« eye« fixed En so disturbing a way upon hor.WB m ■ “ Not bowt" ha demanded. K- * i « I i» .| u , i ____ J t , >Js * * Ei}/ ’'" ^’“-íSoum «xk yoür neí^bbor,' * *& !¡i •Òoid on! If you don’t t ó ^ 'W r a , Hill Hardware Co. first St. and Oak Ave. r j �TtlÇ SANfOftn HERALD Our Furniture Store offers the Ideal Selection^, and we have many useftil ¡and beautiful things that will add to the comfort and joys pf your home We cordially invite you to come to our store and look around and se£J what We have. 'Thé goods are new and right up to the minute in design-, and prices are as low as may be made on goods of quality, • *". CORNER F IR 8 T 8TR EET AND PALM ETTO AVENUE Sanford Florida A vofoe—çhb avich-a TamllJar voice— dhlna." - — . I The bright '«yea of Batty Green, ckyfng tietty. • ’ > .. i were wet with leer# aa »he opened ^ *^1.011* My Jlnri’r aha ana wo rod, aa ! lha oven' door lb' raise the pie tto a ahe pupbd'opeq the door.pf her bed­ ! higher. shelf. .Ever alnco Jim Busby room and Sprang Into .the armg of a rgilod to r.ettlrir In time for the wed-, klrong, brortctF'Bailor. * illnf Vfttch* Betty- bad »o carefully •Par trito; the night She' listened* to prepared for four year* «go—a » d : ‘ pirn’s t»le«-of-iahlpWreck bn thaT»!*' ding, wblph was to b e i b e blg7evant' Ionian coast, or'the monMjr and ÿeare ,o^Ltho Chrlitma» acaaon at 8ou^h of pckctlcal papttviti fetors.ha could ¡C'oVfPFali'o had hidT i IorioabniiUrs. gei back 16 a aoapoi month» after - the* Chrlatjnaa \"And now," be aald, "I am home to ' J f/ x ffi'J x f. morrow, which Hapf ih*t waa to have been UetlyVwed-. cialm my Chrlatmaa brldo." "And I -have our Cbrtatma* baking f*00* t0 l)e Chrlatmaa. <11n d a y h«<r aR«d father bad been *be thought I.waa pr^ carried to the village oemetery, leap-., done»* aald*Hetty. , . W R IQ H T A . P A T T E R S O N . paring'for that. day a lug her alode In the world. With no other# relatives. and with no friend» * ,. . special." Oatty .Green sighed aa ahe placed except thoao at South Cove Betty re­ FRIENDLY. .WARNING ,tfie., ple''jn'*the ovep. and pulled.a- gained In the little Ashing town In kitchen ch a jr„u p ' bealde the atove. which ahe had been born nearly twen­ 'f'he new neighbor, wbp had but re­ ty-seven years'ago. With the baking finished, Det^ left cently moved Into the town, and who knew nothing of Betty's hlatory, had the kitchen and went Into her bed-, •Juat left. f .With -the Chrlatmaa aplrlt. room. She ..wanted nothing ao much' eyery^igre »he *had thought of aa'to.be alone In that room that bad xourse Betty^waa preparing a feast benil her father'«—la that room where oh« Iti'pi CArcfuny proaervod tho wed tKo"Eay7. . -• »•'"Npir, If Jim hadn't ¿never sailed ding clotbai «he had lavlabed eo much away on tlrnf water logged old Mary 'care upon fo.ur year« ago. These Ann, aw, 1m did a-going ah four year cloth»* and tbs faded photograph oi ago, I gueaa Tcould a been preparing Jim lluMby on her bureau were all for Chrlatmaa like Other folks. If .that were left her of her rpmgpce. there hadn’t bC«-n flbbody btad,. Jim With Mpee the would apeml her and toe csoulff.of enjoyed Chrlatmaa. Chrtstmae ev*. would live over agsjm and then itnyybe there'd a been 'sptne^ the’ courting days. Arid Jim should be there with hor. That would ber b ff bydy jjlao— eomebody what JubI abput W js ik .A ' » .r.T ** r'! Christmas. , 7 rr< lo w . Would a been liking dolts or'tîu With care she tqok-aadrganpent earaV atvl If ao Jhn sad me would!'a .bekn havlDwa Chrlatmaa «tree for that from its . .wrappings* In tbs' bureau dniwsr %nd spread them on the bed. Thp pretty .wedding dress' .riblch Sarah ’ Glover had helped her* make a having the C ) • —yea, ahe would put It on tonight Jdat beat Christ* { '■ J as she had planned to four ydars ago. maa. In all > CT p C T iv South Covw S ^ ) ^-5v/V 3no° Jim would Ilka her to do that; ha hgd always liked to see her -prettily dressed, and maySi Jfljh might* gas Atlas was holding up the'world. her from tho »pirli,world tonight Aa kb* fa ten e«!'the g o w a jb e al­ ,, At thl» Juncture B4nla Clans drove most forgot tbit Jim co’itd not be bf. “Hello. Atlas," said Santa. “Still there,, that It was all a make-believe. As holding l{ ufi,! I see." ^ F n M mirror the smile of four years ago came back again. 8b* noted the ' color In her ^ eelm^ 4t .‘wag Jibs IR A rip at the door dlapelled the illualon ahe hkd permitted her•elf. for a few mo menta She could noi go to-the door lir that dresa Tria., nailer •woold have to wall, but o n l y ’ berth he’s likely; to pet, and ' tyk* lag U would our marrying J ùs t t h a t n liic o J i i ■ HET atood In the deaerted ‘ veatry of tye church, faclog r each other angrily for the Aral time In their - Uvea.' lack," ahe ari*Mttngly. ^ . ,1 /'.'I . Janet, alopq and He atood -looking Into her, eyee, j I yery unhappy, sat In growing grayer of face aa. be aaw: the * ' \.\ J/ ‘ ati I ' ' W ' a t the * Christmas morning stubborn anger' that repose«) within aorvlce. It was rath* them. "WbfMC meanl that our .En­ / er •chilly In . the gagement la broken, and that I may 'vj church .and ahe »lip*not hope for Ita .renewal." he replied •’ pod ohe ’hand Into very low.* ' ■V bet* muff. Then aha For. an Instant their gate mot aa —1* gave a start, (or with* the glittering JhJng, lightly held, was In it she felt a atnall. paaalag from hind to hand; then aa •j she release«) It and before hla grip 1—■ atruggllng . t h i n g 'bad become secure there waa the slip with aomcthlng round and bard abdut *of a~MrrtmfTffnier iird^rithTi Hiring -Itr-InTotantarltr ah« oloswl hor'hahd." the ring fell j u p o .the Iron grating of and aa she did so thn.lUtlo church •the Aoor Register. Fa|nt1y they 4>eard, mouse popped'out of the muff and* It go bounding far down the- metal scampered away, leaving the round pipe whleh led to .the-furnace below, object In her Angers. 8ho drew It each supposing* It lost forever In'the forth. It waa her engagement rlpg. The last of alb t o . leave her' pew, * flames and not know* ' *». i , irig. that in Ita fall i \ l V J ff* Janet stepped Into the veatry upon * her way out. Dick was standing b » by some atrango fate y iy ».f°r« a window with bead bowqd, .ft <-had *bounded looking older, grayer of fgoe than he through Small, hole J in thn pipe nnd now MMt J had a few weeks ago, and the saw the . deep unhappiness that lay in tils eyas. lny amidst tho rub3he approached him, looking up, at M»h of tho churdh'a y olm with tl)o old -expression which ha baaomont. For an knew, so well. Softly 'the slipped on*' Instant 4 b e ' glrfs JBs hand Into bls«own,. and as bis Angora . eyes aoftenedt ’ tb^n * (f t bardemfd again aind • Hr tL . V . gently clpaed abetlt It be felt.aomw*thlng bard, round atfd familiar within ■he turned thgm O ® -X bis grasp. He raised her hand. The aside. Upon the floor.jr O engagement ling—bis own—encircled In r eorngr . o f —ths J ; „ her third left Anger. ”k room -the little Q> ' “The little church _ • i# church nlouae waa . v* mouse brought It ' nodded towards him. “To be renewed back to me. Listen SIV>V wtpn the little church mouse bring« while I tell you," ahe said, drawing a triflu It bgolr to mfr-' she retureed-coldlyr • / "tu ^ lt,“ Santa a«f- - They turned their backs upon each closer For a tnri V n l • ; ?Weti; get vised. ment ber voice mur­ otbor and walked away.' "After I make my trip this year A week passed, end the little church mured. there won't ha anything left for Arf ev­ “la It'n o t won de rmouse prowling about In the darkness eryday hold-up man." of ths haaemnnt, sa w . kOPMShlng ml!" »ho excialmod. through ths gloom that glittered even -WTOW-WIM-the-BHI. r<T<7nrimigtitfr titan did Ills owu eyee.^ l»he<L. - His— ¿sa* J jL ~ A V. ; ; llr. Blgheart—Wlgglna, old boy. wa'va raised |W to g ^ * lh s bo«r. a Chrtstmae present, «od we want somgr thing that will make a |T#at shdw for the money—something that will look big. you knoy. Can’t jo d YttiIMt Cautfoualy, hungrily, bs g^proaebsd Ifhtoned. • ./I n, Stnelt of It. felt or It with hla gray Wonderful, «learl \ [ ,. - k 1** whiskers, then atpo<) It up before him. 1 •* '*r more thari; <'■\ c £ f Its glitter fascinated blm.*. Surely this *hat It Is a miracle», y.‘r gljatflnlng thing about the sis* of a °f His Bplrl' wrought upon,Hla kernel of-corn muat'bo good -to eat, toheri of lo»«. everlasting and*' and be tried his sharp tlbtti upon IL U»ak’.*Y#n ^e are-net forgotten.** *°W l«S i-B u ro . Buy ,|W worth of Yet gnaw as be would, be could not. Tightly hla arms closed about.her. rioe sad than boll It, • v s a N r tM tlt.a B d «tl« i!te d M l 4«d -* , h a r r y irvino qr e bn . �mm THF. ÀANPOED HfiBALO ìjjipg »>*■ • And at last Ibe .wandergr.'hgd recrossed tha tea and.. beaded .fbr.hJa home. Hja waa tired w d;w eary and JouelfT Homot But ha had none! 8 a bad t«ft.iUwhen he left wife and iby. Thla,«truck; hl«n ifka a luddeo blow, though h# had all along realise« H In /a general war.- No - home—no wife—no Childl -That waa why" he, bad left the train end taken l«unP<*Ha had no place to co. gp. With »»onay In hlgpockata, ha w aa « tramp. And to know that Chrlapng* wi hand, »nil to htar the jingle of a) holla and catch the shout« of cbll on tha atreat—tp wonder If bt*< atm Mv#d, aud to wonder further ' ojd Santa Claoa would bring her— ■tt* man curied the fcara ha i ND It had .come to* pMS'tbat on this «day before thrift- Ü f e ! ¡Ä r .* m lira oto Hunting-*nd Fishing. Trip*. > . PUaaa»%Pii**ia¿at Pieaaura. Pariiai-at maonabU, rcaaohabU ‘ratet. e r f* U p s tp ir s r P lc d ^ lte lC ^ : Open Tuesdays 4 t o 6 p.nt. • .AND ’• 1 Vi • S atu rd ays 4 t o 9 p. m m kdip hackv. • f U , . V ; ; -eT:k quarter, of an bouf Inter (he l*W‘ waa down OO the street would mingle with v.iS&A.-tfc the- throng. He . A Would.,inter tho The pertoohl—end a 1 couldn't help ; -b u t think 6’ ■ S ulre " ua chanced 'round so, and ad nitre Hla gentle waya,— w%er«>au Hunting Trip on Reading JRooffi -V y >(THE OLD LADY, 5 PEAKS) B y JantenWhitcomb Riley , • Copyright by geawy Wkitremh Wiry. Strabgera W e lco m e . ___ Í - J G E N E R A L F lR -’E INSURANCE ÄÖENT Henry McLa branch JJEWELER . T t i f t o f o . rtq jtffl* ‘ •:;.i " " S r a a s L . ^ fYoet-Ilyin’, and‘ thg>lr;'yott know,^ ;$/-4 ^ }~ ~ r . m GJiODS cnouKh. < GUARANTEED ÖWU'CUua. Il »eat back five year«: H«, the Son c rtllrpad magnate, had dared to •lova* with the blueeytd da ugh a .locomotivo driver ou his firoad—a man whoso faco and A rEKponsible house which has the best merc h a p ^ hrüiö serre jroii v^ w e U by m ai!¿sin person. Such a^hoi^ie is ■' y ï . «•Why. of couraè,* replied the.out-. l i V ^ n r i s M e r hand And drawing her back a Ifttlov "8o you cam* here with your mother after CbHitinaa thing« and got «epaFated r , ' "ThSt'a IL only I think abe ràn «wgy from me ao that I ahouldn’t know Summer pr W inter whit Santa Ciana waa going to bring ma tomorrow,night." f "* Sop'e It wjll be aomethlng nlc«."*' ’Pl»If>VUU>r/3<WPIt i ' t be, - A h «-y o u bUyfng Automobile line. I f Vou.'Wn you. want to le lino. something for your litu i girli" "N-o-o,fc rent': • • ’Y rfW v- :’ •* : /- ‘ .i V , •c* •r .- "haybe aha> ^ < TjF And b l o w a n d blow I and anow Pj v W h o r e It h a d ¿rifted Ions the And 'croat tha • r o n d — a o tn e . placer-though, . S ta tio n e ry , B o o k ¿ .« W c B t f fiT S lr e e t Üench wpy - and hare to face tho /\ alorm. " T M ' 1 And yrhod I no- --------- - »• >— SANrORD LODGES Uced Darid, he , . V- Seafer« Leeg* Ne. Z7, LO.O.r. Waa needin', jabMéate «vary M ow Uy at 7:30 a « . .o v e r Impari« bln’—I thpoght boat , To. kind .o' aprt o' letThlm Veal: 5— Teared like, be slep* ao peacefully! tarnInala Cheater Me. Z,Or«er.Eaetarn Star And whpn. I thoughbo' homeland how k m i i every earned end lourth Frider to ewnih. And what the'gyrls waa doin' now, Every one » n o he* aeen hie Star In -the Kail are And kind o' prayed,-'war In my breaat. And broehed away a tear er two O^yrriery City As Davidx waked, and church ' waa through. W id • r** •* * • fi By time we'd "howdyed" round and ;■vieiiir* 4 ahuck . . 1 Hands with the neighbors, must 'a' \ David er toe—eo we got nono! dVye el TisS^SeYl^i^ Uòth«» »ekomi"^’ • " BÙI David warmed up^ moro. and Unite Brytheftieed ef Carpenter» and.Jain are at America *. And got *o jokoy llko. anti had' Sanford l x » l Union N é l l R . U . B. e l C. / n d j . Hla aporlU,up, and ’peared ao glad.' ui A meat« »very T h u n d e r night at 7 o d e e k In 1he Eaalee' 6*IL 1. W. O. s fc iln e r y pcteldeoi: J whlipcred tp hlm,," 'Speme you eat- Gao. tUackvetoer R. S L T . . ■ A': ^ ¿ u e l;6r ‘ßm jeomb and eat _ T «. t. O C. Sanford Ledge 1241 Their dlnnere >Jth ua Gyrin'« got - Meet riret and Third Wedneeday nlahl 'corner A full-and-pienty fer the ¿4* •" > J- wj.Ko»i**n,t H. And all thalr k in y So David paaacd • rirdl andPalnKKe«. 17. C TAUfm. ^rcrriyy The Inrlt^'round: and ever* aeat In. ever^wagon-bed and alelgh./ Was je#!"p»ck,ed, aa we rode.awajy-1 Th# young TplVa, mild er no.'along, . A-htrlglnf ub lt alwlghln'-aong,-. Tel I^yfd laughnd*. and ' yelled, you M^nree Chapter Me 13 R. A. M ■ k h ow ,;../ .And Jea* *rblrpud op and sent * tho Je«’ sd»p' clean to the gravel, eo ■ The goln* waa ay bad for alelgha Aa ’t wns for wagons—and both way«, •TwUt - anqtrd r i f t r s o il- the bare 1'grouhd, I’ve Jea’ wuadomd we Sot. through »live; And gravel Ilyin* thick and lia^— ^ I*ant Ckrlatmaa waa a year aga W"y, that-alr aevep-mUd jant we «O B »~ 1 ------ ----------- *— —* Joal.aeten mild acant from church to I hain’t «try'nothin’, , fore cr soncu, *At beet It anywhere«, I know— It didn’t 'pear, that day, to be Mu«ii furder rallly *n’ ’bout threel >* I ' w (^ | 1 fiw /w J f StiìoW^^iise A Coppthf PHONB 331 V ia E ^ ^ fe H lJ fi.T t f' Jill *' . ' •' *r*' * '' ^ g j a t l H e t h a ^ t y :‘ Cbünta-for **'niuch in fertilixeni'm any qther . KtlV-lcji t Service UkeyvjjM hus ita value. --—--1■,■— ■y•b« * *®^v-wt ■■ * . v — —— — .. — ~—— . . —-^ gr «»»*- ■Tho a a»» edlfferop» paee»avu««» in tha .coat of a gbod fertilizer over a cheap one will more Uian.be made up in your yield.’ Oaroful attention to. every detail,' pfomptneea*'always,' and .a high regard for our cuatomers’ wishes have helped to make ua’and our fAtoOua farUliaara—the Favorite brands In such great demand« V Artesian Wells of Every Description HILL HARDWARE fO , mmm before tha eml dlgnaUoo And iother In in- .•■Neil Dtor lo-City Rretturtn) Buck in the same old business.again and prepared to do all kinds of Tin and Sheet Iron Work, Tin Roofing, Guttering, . Pipe .Fitting and Job Work done to order, also 'Artesian WellB, Will make it interesting to all Contractors and Builders.' Call or write me when YOujyant anything iiv my line. Shop Cor. 3rd St. Oak Ave. S T -A F F Ö R D : -A SANFORD, FLORIDA ;|i Squire that-alr Hanch'a “ 7« be. '.'a n d clay hank NORTH SOUTH — N o.t H oirT opO ffle# Desk. s® S Y s* O ATLANTIC Roll curtain. f**o •liding *rm r r » » . (krtc tplcndidly m id» r»«y runnlng drtv.fr« on etch tide, or espboard it preferred. Dttwert Inch tutotntrktlly. Wnrlh ^S I 2 60 to «1 4 .6 0 » K tJtttU . - ! . - w INDEPENDENT FERTILIZER COMPANY J A C K S O N V n ^ g ,F L O R ID A J. E. PA CE y y p I« ! *- I M wm 1 ■ i * -a ; *_• » \ ». * , 4j ji* - . \» out the cold— Your company's nigh 'bout froeel" He I’ve allua managed David by •* Jea’ aaylnLnolMng. That vraa'-why Jj[e’« chaaed Lido’s ' •■;• . ' . awayV •càuse .Lide? ' j She'd allua- take : :*ba PKry’a aldo Wltrin jRvld tick* led him; and so, . L a s t Chrfatmari •! .waa a . year ago/— w' ’ Er ruthor, 'bout a . week afore.— lidPlY i v ^ f S *" "Who«« alelgh *a that-alr, ar«tandln' -theret". Saya X "It?* no odd« wlloa«—you Jea' Drive to the house and let ua out, 'Cause we. >*ro Jea* freelin’, i)lgh • r. A-'eWiti" ■ I Yaached tbft gyri I'd joa* die ahoreV And whan' I reached her. wouldn’t keered Much if I had, I wan so glad, * A kiaaln’ her through my grepn velL I)av|d aiid' Peiiy'd P f/ Y-*^______ Arid Jesr axeitln? her ao bad, ' Y. uaarfTd about; ’ ; .' Y • Some tom fool argyrtient. you know, ’At she broke down heraelf—end Jane 1And pgp told'him to “Jea' git out ■ She cried—and we 'all hugged again.’ Aud DavldT. David je«’ turned pale— O’ there, and not to coma no more, . And, when he went out, to ahet the Looked at the gyrla, and then a^ me. Then at the open _ ;•*• . door." . d o o r —’ a n d f * Y /tjs ‘*1 And_aa he pMC«d the winder, wo • er*^ —» - a-■•> Yass —enstM-♦w ‘- * MAIL ORÜESS PRÓMPTLY FILLED Just . R eceived Gorham Sterling Silver ■* ;---- ■ A . W . FRITOT, D. P A S S . A C T . A NICE NEW LINE OF 138 Wo»t Bay St. '' JACKSONVILLE, FLA. (Sec W1.1.I1.*. Diaplty) A Urge assortment.to select from. Every piece i» Warranted Sterlipg Silver.. O ur now line of,’ ELECTRIC A. H. C R IP P E N & SON Agents for New York and Chicago Factories P O R fA B L E g fo r .lP lg i.n o w * Ili^h^rnde Pianos—Low Prices—Easy Terms * i'r\_ Piano Turing '.A, Specialty O r d e r a ^ t ì i c i je d Theo. Schaal ’ . . _____. - o ' C' Y*.; \ 'I W Box 11Ì7 »-• . JEWELER r, .*>'• 303 East First Street I S A L F O R D . ' F L O R I D A ., ¡ lo a o a o o o o o o o a o o a o o o o o b o o o Modern Courses In Book-keeping Banking ‘ Commercial Law Commerciti Arithmetic Wc have a limbed supply S p a u ld in g R o s e N6. 4 Seed Potatoes to offer Srinford Growers.' SUPPLIES and aU-branUiP«,iiCivU Service ! - We ran aupply'you for Immediate Day and Nijjht CUbsi-h shipment. r SM4.0Atn. Bye, Onion 8« » , Beans roan, PoUtoee and-Italian Rye . ‘__ - * :C ” V t V Ü: : • V.? V* dust What Ha Ofaant T ou r t o y nr« r«nr pretty; but tha h l» V ôbJeolëaT» e » -' Other Prices ;• j^epertfrin ., • » . • uUJ«,d« w €»Uf«i rrtr» lia« '£ “ For Information, Hate* and UcHcrvationH sec nearcHt AtlantlcJ^past Line Ajgcnt or write Phone 18-4 Rings m in .a ll U M hU WONG SAM ä Eleetric Lighted Pullman Dining and Sleeping Cars *» J ready.'' Comfc and aee them. You are'welcome whether yog" buy or not. * * v We do E X P E R T W ATCH and JEW ELRY REPAIRING at rea*onabIej>rice*. A ll Wotk ’G U A R A N T E E D . — , ¡‘JvL.I WEST G. T. BTJNTIWC fi N Charlene Stivai • S» Aiotti«vV||(Mn Well, David «wung Up to the door, Apd o it wo plied." And flret I heerd Jatio'a voice, then Llde’a—I thought y i ift M # H 1 » || M M M . i 1lLtW_‘‘‘jl V» r* «A.'l , Y■• Shipped Fi»m fndliru.'EiÀnry 0 WíñlerLawúá. tokll.h way EbCriU’h. she ELECTRIC MACHINERY ?n o (IE i.15 HILL LUMBER CO DqaVhhrbody I d|« h«r a fi#J ^ALj. WORK DONE BY " . " f t W / W ' g r r L "TaiTTir r dB^ irom now’’*' Waa-lUa answer. In »«ply to that wink. pNk ahona »Ad almost as blgua tbl father point you are.'-' flh.o'll bo a alater tb-yqn," "And. how much 1« ItT**. «d’h) tha door, am! "Only, ten dolUra.-. th# ao« bowed arid ’’.My, but can you par that much! i f passed out to be .J.'U r*s - -T-,7^ *Jiìa- A» aon b^longer.1 He you can. you must bo rlohu" ."But you sea I hare mo llttly girl of bad money thgt ‘my own." ’ '.\X f r Y t^ J r had been left him by au aunt, and — Thal'a. ao^-Iaa't qhitotuiagi klcaT uL. the. father could Do you kpuw—tbere'a mamma..orer^ nbt threaten hlm- tharaf •U t me run and fall hev‘.H; '' j Satisfaction Guaranteed ^-.Thf. outlaw turned hla Jbank 00 tho wlth povtrty. a»' t *fh *3 i% " 7•*.*• . • Lov# may alwaya -bo .right, but it rirowd and gritted h la .f tooth - arid? B y Ekp^rt : • W p rk m «n : .winked h|g ayes. ^He had. b«*n. hit .can be ao Influenced aa to be eoom. . , herd. - Three-er £ ; lngly ,a njlslaka, -The manpiage took Y i folir mlflutaa pta«Place arid Pr*d. Dillingham wad batra* ed • gad . then a . ctved. fie waa not ¿bully welcomed hand pulled et hla In th# other stratum. If th«fe la jigu lf and «wvoice said:, . between the rich,men ana the'wOrk* "Plea««, Ulster ».-'’ Irigman the latter-resents Intrusion Ordert TtJiea at 7 dice man, tail ms ae much a* the former. There wee ,>wur name, that I love, but after e tew months lt.w«> M ^ y lntroduooyou Influenced from both aldea Both hua* to-.m prtna. .» band and wife Were made to fear that think 4hgtwill let g grave mistake had been*mftda They in« have the doll." ftraRht.awty the idèa arid sought*to The. outlaw tmged hold their love, but that brought 'Irrt»tallona and vexations and culminatali , In mlaundarstaadlnga and . 'quarrels. •After two years there w»s a-eepara. ' "01 ailya I tUkt. Nflther really dwirèd -It. It i , •: l\ nPÄL" » M what Ihn goaylps had pfedlctad. ' "Y ou herel and what (hey strove lo bring aSout. d& V , . "And. you I’ . There Was more sorrow than anger ■And jhjg la our daughterr ■when the young husband fumed hi« back’ o n ; Wife anil Infant a rear-old and went out Into the world.ea >* wanderer 1%« nUo went ba?k (o to take soother run.1 FIIIHT-CLAHS |t was tba o u t day. aad Patty wua 'b e e father’# cottage, but not to atrug* sitting on bar - father*«- knoe sod tk* CHINESE LAUNDRY happy mother was ?beenBñamad S^t , Bvi l w ii party »nueginialrhy-^—"— ..........u L . I f b® I ■ liomc— • Ind David aald, ea .We act out, The time home hove In eight and J, ' 'At Chrlatmaa aurvlcoa waa 'boot • . 8ee two veblcklea •As cold and wutblet^ kind love *». •1« atandln* there. To offer. uir agL he know of; Y • All lo myae'f. And And aa fer.hlm/ho ruflly thought ; 'Af the (food Bein' up above David he eobered; ■Would '. think unore of. -ua—aa ha and aaye he, yve- nre at your service with the very best .car*. Wei uevor «loop. t you arc In .-trouble.‘call ti* any near, plied th#;ouUaw aa be trieb to laugb, bul mide poor work o f It. ' > . "Well lf you haven't got .«M lttU gir! .1 bavent got any papât What you going to buy. . • "Why* whatever ycu jjeayr -* -Y "But not for me r •'* “Tea, for you, .W ell aelect aotne* thing,-^gad then whpn your mother com«« IT U ^ her If âheTl Ut ï&* havo i t - .f." V?1- OLDfjSI fimNIHBf house I M O D ERN SH O E . R EPAIR S H O P Laat ChrljituftR wns u year ago. A Motor For Any Purpose In the next half hour the- father stormed and dtjoled. If the aon In* Hated on auch a.marrlage h e would be cast out by ihW fatrillyf he.would be ridiculed even'hy'thf common peo-' pier And (he magnate prided up with: ' i'TmMtli will beve -theengineer call­ ed *up her® and -give hlm'a.ch^pk for ■ -lemnut-i n~u—j -Jia * thousand dol*' R H S il J J i : l a i i abd tell him auch a ploe nian t b a t ^ e . a i ^ J f t ÿ » R W it ir ■ I fl ' ‘ hat 'f thle nonr h V ^ fP ^ J P " <mt 4 » the very. i gW fcW 1 ( -ueng« muat erid.'* bJeeat man .that «ame a fou g." r *¡ . *V "Thànk yon,’: aoja *he ootlaa.M nHSMR W I .married t h r e e I1 3 "w* w .g treaty. ^ P -F hoord “ To share a man ¿TMflf you. lutû Ian The father must use hla influence or let Cream - Soda Water. • Confectionery . ... . « £ SPEOALnESL- Plckard'a Haod-Palnted C¿lna -- . .Gorham'a Sterling Sliver > o f -tlally tollera. Arid be had dared atand before the father who thought - . hlinaejf apeclally created and 'aafi- 'Y .- - i 'Tatka(. I going to bo married.” . "-.W a u r* . ■; • £ 'T o (lladye Davia." "Ner»r heard o f har." . 'The daughter .o f one of out ehgtpeera." Tl^fre waa • moment c«#! ¿¿KM* ^ ^ «n S rW iF ttim rH i« norwisfoke. "You. »hall not! You ire either a fool or a lunatlo’ tp thlnk o f - l t An engineer?« daughtert Thlftjt of your mother—of mo— ò f your alatér— the U PERIODICALS Cigars and Tobacco MAGAZINES toner. 'SANFORD* ^ -7'\ f You cao'‘ beat It at the price." pro­ tested the dealer. a . "f- believe that la what I Intimated •' A full lino of all ganlen seed for trucker« and home gardens. Oldest and moat reliable seed and poultry supply houae In the »tate. L A. MARTIN & CO 2d€ EAST BAY SfHEET *► — 1 ax L- •' . -This stock was- growh_ especially for seed and is guaranteed to be Free from Scabs and Rot— and to cut economically. Those desiring to place o fden •with-tia-thtmld-do-aoThcforc-Dcccmbcr 16th as supply of good seed is very limited. AVELBORNE BLOCK SANFORD, FLORIDA �• - > ' •• . - '•'.V>••;’•• - •v***"' ■' ; v . v/ - ’ *»■ *■■ ,(" •» ^ * v- '■) / •• . . . >.• * . -.-« - > . . • . r • * •. , • ‘1 •“• . ff/» ( ..:. f' *>• D^ . Ir ?. »V» Sk SI /A- r,r>«n« P>» 5 F IR S T N A T IO N A f B A N K s t 9 S b i f a'ntÿit cï'tread Xnta -ÎUd- pòi hat ha tVs eight ' ï * * rrrw.TT. ktucklea In n timlfl tap, thep potOnjt •crapf‘put »again. ••-in r |io liti mo«t woebegone face atopd irliera ha atood -fcdoould .fO Ì - % ÒF S A N F O R D /> L A . " > B* •'n k ' avjtfUng ’hlP tate with « heart that the Interior•of the:dtni!y lifte d roònf I rullili Hated in ilo u ilr.. , . . baroni and curiosity fratte! . OSO. riRRAU), Vlee-free. P /li. «ARO, FTMtSMt . I Tim door opened and a man stood him. With. VtoffWn« ... •. F. WHITNIR, Asst. Oeéhlsv roasT M , • .1 * hold Iàud rz. -‘ • Si ! tn/ore lt peerta'l Into thè dgrkneM- toi he aleyped to thè 'threfhotd. Aj»d m thè lamp llc&t frora wlthln fall Funds V ro t»o t® rf Burgls^y In su rsn cs t.r..: apoo tke hoba.'«-crln*ihg tonni -thè * -------------bafbtfn^ait turf i r n — l f*e« of thn one upontho threibold ,• * . Q S O A S IÌS D 1 M 7 ' darkened until lt matched tba night. S'i ?*So K la'yoo—eneaklng «round bere == ’ and ìooklhf far mora of tny turkay*/ aaìd thraateoldiir. ..*1 tura a no; tlon to run. roti In agata npon scapi.* ‘'èlpn. Oet out'of bere, Iblei." LIVERY. FE E D and -V "Dui J dWn t alesi tbat b! whlned thè* ealler. Tbén ha .'•S A L E S I-1 «uddaalj, fnrionoe more haïr sa jrtartng Into th# \ponth of that sema opplaaa*;*‘ «B lack am lthlng and H ora ea h oa ln g H*rnp** «Od WUon» •k«v. .,j gnt looking rerolrer. "Ob, 111 kTJ!Wjr the long, gray right,” }m-added hastily. jV iv Horses and.Mules Bought and Exchanged country roaihan au­ Op the .road be.-want hurrying, ant o m o b 11 e came *-, . Hs a w v m A u u n q a n d jOOSTRACTINQ m m gry, disappointed, hungrier jsnd jtaldwhining ahoed of a er than; ever. In the bottom, of a PockSE9BE i„ .!.n>.ga dbcd of dual that et whom ho had1 plunged, a band for rolled awpy behind warmth ilfi big, old fasblonAd-jfntah «rE x p e r t W a t c h R It Ilka amok« from lay-ticking and ' hla.. Angara vcloaW a bomb. In tha ,- J U L W o jlfcaut i t tandly-- It -waA.fclA.iMta »ptw« M^-ft)«Idtd'Of W W i W aeaalon or ellghtaat' Value. Twenty Send Your WOrkTo U« and Hare It Attended to Property half , a dozen tur­ years ago It had been given to himkey a -war* congre­ upon a fhrlstinaa are—twenty y«ire Engraving, Clock and Jewelry Repairing > gated, long of neck, ago In the day a of -bis boyhood, and long of limb, fat of bo had carried U with him InceMantly lb h M K M body. Juicy, tempt­ throughout all hla wanderings. '"I sop­ ing-basking In the pose ; could get the prloe'.of a meal Slid tb* Watch Into the «toeking. Florida fall sonllght. Sud­ and a bed from |bat old ticker,” -Ms denly there was a mused, - .then hht.^aw' set,' "DUt I *»« i . ■■■■■ " ■■■ ' ^ rattling gobble from the born of the wouldn’t pert' wjtlf It fbr Its weight -In pqafad around the oorner., ‘ The boy machine, an answering gobble frofii greenbacks- It IS-tbs' last thing ahe waa sleeping now, while bealde tha ■ « U « W Q* the thtaats of the turkeys, a cloud of ever gav# me, and -111 hang on to It bed the woman waa aUtlng wUh bead ÉAjmuno*«uóuout iOufWwifWw wiripnoftiOs fssJbsra In the air and the man at the if 1, hang for doing,1C. HI beg, atarre drooped forward aa worn out from r.ii "wheel passed on with «backward grin —yea, or help myself when nobody la her long rlgll'she bad falljra'aaloop In mi tha fowl as' It lay-fluttering by ifra looking before i l l part with It" He' the midst, of her'watchlns. And. a* wayside. "One more gobbler gathered •bPVsd, It peeper tnto Us place and he gased at thelridrod ficoe there .Vi cam# to Jin; a plcturo of-many long to tbe'eternal ropst/? hu chuckled. bent forwayd against the wind. . yaara before, a pint urn of when, be, From out o f the long grass that m Fire mlnutea later he again paused had' been a boy and tick, aa this one frin g'd tha wayslda a man arose, lean suddenly. Hy th ' - wayflda another now waa, when’«. >om (g)bsd.sa( b4and hungry,.and stood looking at the r&-' ‘ light v m ahlnlng, and wlth'-a. qulek. *> v *' alde him the long nl*Ma through gtt*r •tiu kicking Tjotlm. Jfien ba droit ______ glance pp And down the road he stood Ing him h b mtdtciftb and mtnl»t»-ring • huge, oltf-faahloned allrcr watch W j,*J SHIPPERS OF llatenldg., Nothing came, to. bis ears to him aa shb rend-^hat was lt abe - from bis pocket and glanced at It. , .* - - w • but the low growl of the wind and be ambered now. " /o a i dinner time, add I haven't bad a hesitated po longer.— gheaking.intq "M m a titwraufl no gtye than—-tu t w testa of a turk In a yeirT'tnRWr Mf* T*°“ the. yard with feet that fell as sorUy 'la my lucky day," be aollloqulied. as the snowflakes thomsotTM he onoe obIta T. That was It. Ha bad.never had a great deal of confidence In Thin he .picked up Che b[rd and start­ more peered through a window. There thesa-word» **d b*d naras'.trlad thnin ed for the broók near. by. ,r WSS^trhEaiBrGBIe- Hire, ‘ bulTnitcad •* " Ha in x i tlZ .-- 1l I__ out, etlll ha had aomeUme^ thought; 1 Ho asoated himself by the bank and . . A - .. . . wblta that one day ha would put them to j commenced dressing hla And. tossing h* h * * 0P° ° wWch * * * faced boy with a woman cloae beet tie -tha teat But be bad never *had «bough 1 handfuls of feathers to the winds, him/ He pu( hla ear to the and feeling of. thb plump body with grins listened. U was not long before be for himaetf, . let. aldne others, white */ *-A a*. trf eatUfactlon.' Theq all at once he learned /hat - the two Were, alone now—his fyea fell' upon tha: etocklng hahglng from the mantle and a queer looked up.- -A aotir faced man with a fh the house, add a tjh a t good'newa took came .crsaplo'g over hla face. big star on hla coat was standing prer Hobo Jlni smiled approvlbgly. They, certainly war« In tough, luck. him. "Come with me," be command, -t, i . He pasted quickly to the .kUchetr tougher luck than he'was In himself, '•«4. lr- ■} door and tried the latch.. ^ThS dooV and the .amaablng. ■hing of toe tbs' clock bad TTo whom?” grunted H6bo Jim,; , “ To.the place ' where all turkey* Was bot.locked an« be entered with been bad bUaloeaa.' For a full' min- j S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A the atealtb of a panther. A eparelbed u t a / h « alqod blinking at tbeni, tbctf' thloTus should go—to the ooop." room with door ajar wae adjoining. for tha-aecoqd U|ne ' that hlght ha "But t didn't ateal this bird— And forming bis plaop.aa ha speaked chuckled’ as. hl'a hand wa; Ï5C*! IRAQI wand« short, Hp IÎPPS?d slo t« Jim crept.within. H sta.hia one g^bd i^ickot. ’ Then he i _ Into the open countenance he would hide .beneath enya the draw It,'and stretching forth a long rorolver and. I darfn wail im ! had, W*ft-until nil v m utili,t fn' gru1 then »Udl4 b 0 -hl* sliver watoh lfli ; la the early mormn* hour« nn ■HE' .«'hanging Blocking. . ■ ' g o / he said, autlenly. SOME UNDERPRICED OFFERINGS l stomach and poeketa eta from the thé n«r pSntry •Along IhA black road Jim w«nt,j^ *. il * 'I Awayi-:nttlnct told hurryIbg^htfiger gnawing >t bis Stom•r v Night bad smothered the country­ and silently tin*! him that the woman would sloop baK W4 the yt^eth «Of the wind aharper side and from out of ft the 'endw waa aide the elek boy «ad ba bad little than evef^ In one’ hand. he hrM the ir= fear of beldg dlecoterod. Add'w bgtlf crust bf broad and now and then he C I T Y P R O P E R T Y he was—with a lobe ‘ woman - and ,■% tjlt at- It savagely. "More blessed to helpleae kid aa hld'ODly kttJo escapet. give than.to reoelve." He laiighed’ aa Two'Nice Reatoeaces—Opn with nto^TOoma, ».T.000, the'orther Nolaetesaty be trept^ beneath*, hla w * lfourteen u u r v t x u rooms, i v n i i i i e , fSflOO, f , i | ' / u w f mnat Ite e«old, » » |U | thmToto w«*'kto «shluk about half be buttoned hla coat around hi* throat shelter and lay lUtenlng. • , the value throe-drairaWe dwelling dwcllin locations;" Brick streets within value of these-desirable J S aad' beat further forward agalnal tha Pared.sidewalks.Good flowing Water. Term«. ona block.block.; F av« ^ ] ........................ Through the stillness their -roloaa ito . -J'cn Itoum Dwelling, I)*»i Ton Hoorn all.modern. Bath room, toile.t, etc. * Two came to him In murmur«. It had been "1 donno—I donno, hut anyway-Tra minutro’ tninutea' walk from HbsinoM »VrroU, beautiful shade troca. pewrd walks,, a bad year, for the two In the next tried It out at lest Only » thing- I’m .Terms if wanted. ami d lstreet*. ‘ ‘ “Barisi I___ “ room, a year of privation and-want, sorry tor la that 1 won't see that sick Forty Rooni Tourist Hotel in» a thriving little'Florida town, Just it and-tha morrow would be the hollow- kid's face when he flhdg that old iumhhlngs alone are worth rem B m and furnished fiirtüSS throughout. Tbrf Tbd (umhhlngB eat mockery ef any Christmas that ticker in the morning." .-' '. , e than we are asking for the entire property. Terms__.......»10,000.0«. morel had aver come to them; a day' when Eight Kooni. Dwelling, located’on Ube Heights. Fojur good, builda akoleton yrould preside, at - their lota go with this property, Good water. .Th« four lota promise Sai « Lett Tollflate* this is bound, lo t ~ board and hunger-' ba an unwlllad The dlatlnctlon of being the last folk ioru 5 iuiuiv suuuruan rewiucnce secuoo. r*e offer the entire 1 gueet Patiently the woman waa ax* on good terras for.................... - --- -------------- -------------- --------- »1 plaining to tha sufferer, tolling , him gata In Kngland Is now claimed by U . Seven RoOm Residence on Palmetto avenue. , Bargain....:.... $2000,00 that ahe feared* that this yaar Santa gate In the Cambridgeablro Pens, one Term« If wanted. Clatit; would, pass him by without r*nd a half mile« from - Chatteris, ou Two SmSH Hotels for sale at a big bargain, cash or terras. Both atoppldg. -But the boy. waa unbeliev­ the main road to Bomeraham. The gate -3 ?: alauda In the middle of a section of ing. /throe hotels are located in live amali Florida towns, See us for price« about, two.hundred yards, once pri* "SantA- Claua does not forgot and location. »V-.-.-Ji jmJilyjturftftL^pad w «j er»ci«d_Q W i n r f r o r itooking, ptea«e," ' h r two hundred years ago. lt was eventu­ -t" —H j l r T j B U t t B r o p A R M S told he?, and Jim hfchrd her sigh da ally purchased by a Loddqn company FJghl and a hair Acre Track Farm, crop wall .under way, looks good ahe cjojised the room 'to obey >him. for »10,000 Then u the warmth of the boueq All tiled. Kivi- acraa in lettuce and cel«fry, balance ready for crop, brat came stealing softly over him Jira'a ioeation, beat soil. WHI sell ebuep.* .iAkjka now.av If Crop-win pay Toy. I c s é oyallds fluttered and closed, tha last V * l' Lev* Element In tin- land this season. Tools ,team all go In. Quick sale. , "Oome With Ma,* Ha Commanded. .A thing .ba reinemlxircd hearing being .Alfred d«i blm aefi JovaVor Irrctoo» Nina Room Haase, suitable for rooming bouse. First- street.' the womans (voice aa lt began read«tYe George Band gats Ills thougbta Everything neW and up-t^<!ateu Toilet, .bath and-all modern *eoo-. «opting down In hard/ frozen particles I n « f r a O elaV A n a > i> .k . • __________* . . venlaaces- Prfbe way down., such an extraordinary' eleVatlou .that like alfti»d «ands. Acroaa tha fields Ing to tira «lek on«. • Fifteen AArea, five cleared and tiled. Two fin« well«. Two small, K o r e blessed^ to give,than to re­ he wrote many brilliant podmg In tha wind cams nipping Ilka a aUarp . «»to outbuildings. {All under -Pittsburg wire fence, '• Quarter mile load­ toPtbad terrier, and Hobo Jim glanced ceive—— '* Dot Hobo Jim- waa novs sequence. Chaucer aang th« praises of ing station. .This-place will-only be on „tha market for a few. tnihy queens, but hla one.greetTflir« anxiously about, through the gloom. sleeping. days for quick!sale .............. »¿300.00 Ha v a i awakened and raised hla wea Philippa Picard do Rouet, the ___’ been released from the I MZ<WP* Thlrly-ftve Acres in two milos Hanford. Good double story house head a trifle tp -be listened. Thero Lady-In-Waiting to Queen Anne of Bo -. only that jdar after two montha. Iof con 'which cost »2600.00 to build.- Good barn for 12 or 15 head stock. No better dairy proposition In the state. -Terms Wa offer this at.. » 3300.001 finement fòr. haring been caught with had been-an accident In the room, a Ketnla Ha waited nine years to marry ht wnli a dead turkey fb bl« Poateaalon. and serious accident as, ira noon, gathered. bar, but made It a matter of complain' RANvQE G R O V E - 8 ba shivered a bit.beneath bis' tbln for through some misfortune th* to «eveftl poem«. clock had been knocked from .the ‘'T w à Fine Or Sage Groves, one of 14 acre«, with floe crop of. bright oloUbaa aa ho hurrlnd «iQR« alqng the lone ... it right-on.St. Johns river, alea Jbp.Ai, Ç. JU -Al C« 1 R. IL. Wataell et « .To makb matters wore« be was mantle and qow lay a-rtiln upon the 1- 7 —Tito Downtrodden Fa.,,,— - . Tim othy fhrr mOto frbmvsW on l^ over one thousand hungry, broke and f^endleas^ and to floor. It waa-th« only ft - -Ad 0(1 kVa man beard that a farm­ ln inl-MT3p#.tlocation on lalu,front. Tbls grove coi contains soma be hungry, broke And friendless’ upon had. and the’ wpmgt ot th«»i amoua Bahai Naval Orangw, together with a liberal‘ assortment er wanted to asll a motor car.' Ha over It consldeiably, for ah* no longIdcrabìy, Christmas ere la hard '-'enough fuck .Ot all the lie beat vvieUes-euch aa________ St. Micks«! Blood, Parson Brown, etc. ■er bad the means of tell llhig when' Jt ■ympainlsed with . tha poor' fanner for any man. Then aa he peered, he and hla family because they .wer« was time to give the boy hla medlsaw through the darkness of tha roadTIM B E R AND CUT OVER LAND < fof£fck,to part with ttp ' machia« for __ _______ glimmer o f light that twinkled etna, and tha proper administration financial reasons, he believed, end aid« a _____ , , Tea Thousand Acres in Lake county, a fine sub division propo­ hla arc» like” a grekt atar of c t th* medicine waa a very Important rtion. Can be sold In fife or ten acre* tract« from'» 10' to »60 per a o w ' art?! . a a ______ ____ i i t L I ■ M ___ a lifttf«« In ll*I I A H A * T I i a t I r l n A to ithe alck one. ,'That's 1kind -Went out to the farm to bay IL The Flowing waUe can be had on about. 2,000 acraa. This Is good trucking >|nd.he pau«edm Jwith hla gaie faat*_ tmatter I§natr , u not et home, but bladsughzjf-tough on the -Id d / thought—the — land and will, grow .anything Rnrtia flnA.grm.ua silj^ih i, in. g-d-lr wistfully upon.lt, 1er waa tberw. - "I cam« out' to buy •ale.. «'.caution grown of long ax- hobo from hip hiding place. But It your car,” he said.' "Whlcfc o n e r ’ *9 \ \ U inter«ted In round timber we havrul*$78 aeree for sale, we* no fruit or hi* end anyway he pertenoa be paaaod quietly to the back aak«d the girl.—Kaniaa Clty Btor. body* °r pny one. locality, but.we b»Yo it at the right. •of the building and peered through * >hed trouble*’ enough o f hle own,— — sud tror or the- met "Afra« cüJLcAt - rtJU ' lLl ‘ *- ■ --1 . T 0 tu a w : ’ H rt* n M -w rn m rth r amnor r irtdtagHtT» in ergRa roam from here, end ee he gesed end hour all he« been itili ea a càrabo. Pleasant for iha WlfL Scattered through th* tract . Homo time ago the wife mt-mW aa 'sniffed et e cniok deep within him hlj .Cauflously, «Uently, Jtln backed out of .V SH.00 M te lil olf" “ »is at..^.:. ..4 .-j'wifsi.vu,<i .-.* .....---.^— .........$8,00 ■VWtdmach began clamoring like A fan»; M« lair and.rialng to Mi feet.atood alatant stats officer gav« a party - to eav i ^ m i n u T v 1 ^ ? * ° ff" “ V * * * S w * •ay conscientiously we aro giving you .yptir menay a worilL / - dan jahod wolf pack, for within a dotati plart. By the dlm light from th* otb- a lot of old malda of her town. She , ,cS^;ih4jnkny. i)riTgal|i is f siw .ogariraHSwh*' ' Lsbc«^-«««!! «na to bring a photo-of - •rn«^ > e ;|^ M '. eee- - t o w * - r ^ both city and farm. Timber ind all klnds.ol good ba«alna,;.ro re a Snort of. dUa the man who had triad t o woo and eat, while about It the ment There was not enough upon Wed her and had been Jilted by her. family still 'eat nibbling. Each o f the old meldg brought e photo J a .enough, left for a dosen Lth* berrau ehelree to. fill one - ’ .-ri-'. and they were ell pictures of tha end’ atm things to throw of tue YòHow stomach, and h f S k it* t-1 0 . - .OL AW .i B u i l d i n g « woman and a pick bey to man.^th* hpelaM* huaband.—Kansai «m f TV t£ ^ : iGREENLEAF & CROSBY CO. & - General Insurance Agents F L O R ID A iiiiìd ì R EA LTY iiv « m i a t . F L O R ID A f a g figg I ,V �THE SANFOnn HERA!.!) ÌMccnbet 17. IMI fmt mr - . . j 'll J A -1 J A Ui S m i H I L E all the World-®- Awakening to * Wondrous' Feeling of Peace ||RR ■•and Gladness; While Everyone Forgetful of Self, is Striving-to make |f3§fflgK each loved oneiiáppVv i v •( ':r . •> & fcVhile THE SPIRIT OF CHRIStiMAS-is overall around, it appropriate and fitting that an Institution which exists by the confidpnpe anth góod will of the people, should express’ to. that people a measure of its"apprecia­ tion of'all the LoyálSupport accorded it timing the year now’drawing tó adosé. ) Therefore it is our pleasure to use this opportunity of conveying^ to THE PEOPLE SANFORD, OUR<CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS, a paean of thanks and.appreciation for-their substantial support and good will, and witlr it¿íbe as-; suranee we will ..continue to aid and assist them in all their worthy. :urr.r?#: that we" undertakings. Extending to all,oiir BEST WISHES FOR A MERRY CHRISTMAS and A MOST PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR; we invite your attention to the comparative Figures shown Eelofy ‘ .* * . . v* -fitfit Y*» * -« n D E P O S I T S J u n e 4, J u n e 4, J u n e l, J u n e 4, J u n e 4, J u n e 4, June-4, 1 a9, A . $16^91.16 Ì $97,746.801 .$95,683.50- I $154,720.81. j $187,415.82 ; $1%,991; 18 \ $280,686.46 | 1906 1907 L 908 1909 1910 1911 1912 ■ BUT FAR UR KATER THAN ÄLI EACH AND EVERY DEPOSIT FORD IS INSURED AGAINST. M. M. SMITH, Pfctirfent WANT KIND ,We Rent Safely Deposit Boxes at $3.00 Per Himum We Pay Four Per Cent Interest on Savings Actounts WE IN^SAN YÖ UR . B U S I N E S S H. R. STEVENS, Vâ* PreM.lrut II. B f TOCAR. C . % ¿ R. R. DEAS, A mii �To-do your Christmas shopping; and with our .competition smashing prices it is a pleasure to i^oWjpur large stpel&pf Christmas Gifts. n r n 't i r i l l iw t ir n n m r c t r t A n i n l n tjA n ~ ^ the holidays, we will have mmany* specials on sale1 ------- m— ■a . r r — --------- TTAD. CHRISTMASv FOR : *>' L , /.v ^ 1— r * U I > T C !r r iW A Of ■ 1 . » %■ i » . • 'f SHOES '•FOR"CHRISTMAS We willt have many exceptipnip N' , -A mo^t acceptable Christmas gift for men, wom&n, values in‘ ¿Ur ladles’ iR eady.to and children are neat, atylish‘ Shoe8, stich as Snow, Selby Wear Department / o r ; Monday and Godman'make and our prices are not duplicated. • ¿ttid'tfte ............. r •’ ’e l ö d i r i ^ U ’iW ip le t r r M h V 'u f I n d i e s Coat Suits, Long Coats and John* nie Copts. .* ,.y.. . ft ", . Special line of new Skirts for this week. ' **♦ SHIRT WAISTS Our' line of Indies’ Silk £hirt Waists in Charmeuse, TafTetp, China and Net 6ver Silk.., Special Christmas values. Christmas Handkerchiefs • •_»• %»• Our line of Handkerchiefs is very complete in la*e~ tu rn ed , embroidered and .genuihe hand made Annenian lace Our prices range from Adsf 2H>cto .........w c Special all linen HanjJlrtJrcluefs at only......... .....; ..w!*.:;____ .’...'5c - - ™ ‘ " ”‘rSNOW’S M EN 'S'SH O iS----See the Snow Arch 'Support Shoes, "Union Made," special for this' week $4.60 "/■> Snow's $3.50 Shbes^iin, Russia Calf Patent Leather, Gun Metal and VicijKid, $3.50 g r & d e . ............ ................ ...... ..... LADIES* SHOES Selby makes these neat, stylish and com­ fortable Shoes, lace, also 17 button tan. Patent leather,-Gun Mtftal, White , rT *0 A O Nubuck, 15.00 grade $3.98;' • 'h X r-‘M K (HILDRKN SHOES v. !1 Our line rff Godman, All Leather Shoes for Misses and Children, Patent' I/eather, Kid, Gun Metal are won-drrful values. S|x?Hal line this week See Our Window Display DOLLS-CHRISTMAS-TOYS GENTS* Our Toy Department has nearly everything imag* inable in the Toy line, including Dolls, Doll Furniture, <),K Tea S e ta , Stoves, Balls, Butterffics, Hoist»,' Wagons, 8T!r a , . i ” . FURNISHINGS sw e a te r coats C“ »1* ^ d«irabU Christmas ,p~M, ‘ h" ** ,!>c' ^ r p r a ya o $ 0 .9 0 itSN'H HANDKKHrMIKKS Nothing make« n nicer Christmas ;Hl for men than Handkerchiefs, full line of 4.1nen anil also Si i, ut prictti ranging from 5c up to ....... .... . . . . ............. ...... FLANNEL SHIRTS Sire uur special line in men's navy, tan.,brown and gray Flannfil Stiiris. Wonderful bargains for tbi» sale at 98c, $1.:)9 $1.79 and ......... .. ___ _______ ._________ ;________ __ , ” • MEN’S OVERCOATS A Christmas gift that is comfortable and welcome is a line Overcoat. .Our very special price« for these at $4,98, $6.98 .'BOYS’ SUITS Our line of Suits will help uny boy to have a Happy Christmas. Si>ecla| new styles for the Holiday season at $8TJT9.'$3.98. $5.9? a n d ............. ; ............................................ » CHRIKTAFAS TIES See our iiRpuMPH‘ showing pf Men’s and boys' SUV and Knitted Ties, light and dark colors, our special price eacl F u rn itu re For Christm as W ARNER’S Beds, Dressers, Sideboards, Wardmbes, Dining Table^ Centre Tables, Rocking Chairs, Dining Chairs, Child's Rocking Chairs, Hall Racks, Rook Ciises, Roller Top Desks, any of the above are welcome Christmas Gifts for the home at uur^fnv prices. V $2.50 CARD TABLES fl.9# Special valus ‘ for the liolld liano finish folding /T> -s a ;ard Tahir« tarn jS I M _ PILLOWS - * See our great bargains in. Feather Pillows of oil drscri|>- A A tlons, sporiflltsule Fluv»V Sofa Pillows ........... . The original guaran­ teed Rustproof Corsets are the most satisfactory in service and lit. All. the popular models in stocky ~$1.00 •grade 93c; $1.50 grade $1.39; $2.00 (1*1 7 Q grade:.“ .... A • I 5/ ,$2$.00. BUGS $21.75 Genuine . Perth Axminster Ruga, 9x12 ft. Complete line of Floral and. Oriental patterns. Desirable Christmas present for a lady, 24 button Silk Gloves in pink, light blue, black and white, $1.50 quality. Our s|>ecial TW O 8 T 0 R E 8 — 1 2 1 -1 2 3 FLORIDA �PI 4" >»» I . . - 4' * ' * V' ?*■ Wmæ, ;• \ * «/ •*.< * » -‘ “V**- 1 ‘; ■Jfcy-v' __ ________ V '# J t t Ü É É i 8 ’ •‘ * S '; ’/* '1 Published 8em i*W eeklÌr^Tuosday end Friday ' * •• : • ■ir*•• * *• /iV S A M & R ù r r L ih i* MôrtJi Living s-*r--.N< =3= 10 •AMFORD,. PLONIDA* FRIDAY, DIOBMBIH 10, IRM ¿i----------.Jjf----- - . , ... —i i — ■ --.T" ■■ ... " * * . ■ — . NO , ARMORY IN SANFORD < PL»SUIc C.•»&!!■ ^Find rzz" Building Suitable For» BIG MEETING AT GENEVA - '• TTfnh y<\ -*— THE CELEÍRY SPRO Vslunt* V mm I -, ' •■ ■ . ' # • -¿a a HpHthdy' Litde Meathly of High School . — — •• * A« •4. > *’ V : V /l U fom r Ebetely ij f J NeW P iopniikl F rom Turkish-» *•Major Uwry $now of the state ordl- C o u n ty D ivioion it M ain T o p ic "I'h o '^ lcry Sprout » ’ the very latest S t. Petersburg E xcited at S ó u n d £■ c '.'f.v ' j A " • " * / • ; nanco department, Florida State Troops, | ■ '' » ,> journalistic «tont -lh «-Sanford and is a of-Pistol Shots P■ * 11 s A w a i^ fl w « in’thc city1 yreterday and incodjpuny was Inthe ctty'ycMlerday and ip corhpuny ' bright four pag«4d*aper published by the il . * nr r ili . wfth»W. Ö’. Palmar, captain-df tb^Sutv- » UttyV .Debatlnr/so<8etyo of the Sanford » 1 » 1 » Ai . * . « . • High Sc bool A (The pnpfer la..'filled' with NtW£ fRUM IN imit'r I 0 RM gooff-.matftrlal relalIup to scbtidl life and STAI I -y j SWt) I \* » V•. ------- --- , , . ,bi|f for an »rmojy.aüd afUr tnaldng.a ’ . shouM* pi^vn'very popular nqi oply fo •• .s> •’ A thorough investigation It waa found that. . g. , . the uridergrnduato* hut to .the Alumni come up u> tn End of Orange WinN and frlendo- Ond^-patrbiW*of;the High Jfloiid* Event» of a Day Clipped and : V. -Hj«S( *: r Str^pod'Frotn Msny Sources v .. . ■ , •ra T — - u - > - - ■- —.j Divuioiy HuiuThcyWH^ School^'* k-4 k**«*•*»»• . 4« The-|»pe>«iR W 5w tA iL »«,tWs>4>rpr. Owr'-HtrkiiAp^tu» w , an armory th* military company in tin* » vlded the right kind of support is ex. x ! •j * Thr peace) conference was in sesaloo, dtj’ will probably ' never mnterialUe. - County division.la the queation of the tedded to the boj-s, and a glanco over the Ain. Ruby I’atrlck Hradreshot herself but-a short time today. The Turkish Major Snow also had.the commission*. hour and like Banquo’a ghoat will not advertising columns of the December^ through the head wlth a revolver In the driaoin announced lunced that faeeh freah Instru inatrufSof ,the officer» tho now Sanford cSjn- MjAwn. The north end of Orange county issue would convince them That Satjftmf otltve qj, R, J. W. Taylor, where she'was tionl had been dispatched from'Consfa'nfi'pa^yiufollpaY; l ,u * • - is diaeuaainr this qWtstted pro and eon tnerchants are nofflighting ’tho^infant-; employed, ok ti stenographer jn the Cafew>t*l < v>i.r<>w .rf.l tw i C. Palmer, f .in. -eF^ i ' and. are looking at itaeniibly .and wisely and that the Celeo' Sprout jvüllpontèfiio (r^l National Jlnnk hulldlwf t t Rt-* P** t Inopia hjCapcçlal cgjjrier,therefore ad W, Lifc . jouniment kntil Saturday was t^kon by Ur-P-T** First •J!: T - and, from, every' aogle.. 'Uke thé péopk- ^o jjrow Iqjlo n sfròng!and lieaiitifulVtalk tcnilnJi yesterday afterhobh tihen tfia r _P.T-.' Moore, F I* L'ieuL btuild heacn ut Sanford they taft* that division is the »nd Im» n'-flnnnelnl as ^ell as V' literary streets were crow'dcd SHth ’ GKriatrpap * W - «hieb timf, ...... the ilfspatchä! wpum rr-acn .Will Hill. Secpnd I.lcuti V i Ix>r»drttt. JRbJ>ort\<f»rc .ciirrt«Dt' ui tb* j |t js n matter of extmne regret that bfest way to get better* iHultvhot they, surcraC • . ret Be' shoppers. News of the suicide spread Z ' - { ' id _get ' »yhp following young genYlenisn atn.af quickly and created wild «fritemant. A Ottoman rapit^j fonighrthat tiievdvern-! th<vil<lek of a military company'^kiill be will not act hastily and they, want____ ment U instructing'the ^elegatea to re , dinpci led niter rrachlng Ahis atage on aq-' everj-point onboth side* of thflnueatlon, tbo masthead : ' Hundreds of persons flocked jn. and . * sunie negotiations with the tlreek a* well count of ithe lack qf suitable quartera hut At the request of ’ many of -the good Editor in Chief, lîert rattlshttilpMh- around the building in a frantic rush to 2._____* siJa^.’aL'____ 't l 'u l iAIiIa In iKn iTisnsatsn i / w * i < i luvp on Uie Balkan plenipotedtiarks. This at thè present tii^'th'ere.^Ÿt&jAûildtng ^»mr°l)1 <> ,n the Geneva sectMn a nitm number letic Editor,'Wallace Croaby; Exchange get into the offico ftnd he^ the ghastly tends towanl peace, hs It had h«eu tynted vacant and noni that wllF>raee^the:rd- W Sanford's reprwcntati.ve 'rititen* Editor, Tehney Deane; Alumni Editpr, spectacle of a young woman dead by bar that the Turks intended to rontlnue waV" quIreWnts. *ij|siiHissr^jbravad ths cool weathor last night »nd H bItj- Kanncr! Humoroui Editor, Carey own'hand. No one saw the woman kill ; for Í time so thnt they could strengthen *.------ 2 _ — . . M ! held a meeting . in the Geneva Opera Wight;» Ad-.. rti u i: Manager, Harold herself nnd she left no-note-of explana­ their unn/. Ä '** . V* ttly (’duncll Met«* . 'hotue. ’ -i'.W lumgTqiiiain^s^Manager, Georgi Mc­ tion to show why she had dene it. •1 * *** ' ^ - 'V o 6 TKq city, coilnril met In r.-gùlàr seaalonJ> Hon. J. T. McLain of Geneva prodded Laughlin; Treasurer; Randall ¿»li.BV*. i/ : .' •t»°r 1. ,v4 It wâÀ two'hntirs after dark and snow- Dec. itffb. 1Ö12. at 7:30 p. m: freaertt, 1as chalrtnan and specclu-a were.madfl by -'-The Governor’s mansion no longer • •. — •. •tí stands empty, a solitary monument to imt'Rhcu the ‘Suffragette army" tfint is T. J. Miller, prtoiefent: V. M, Elder, B. W Mesero. Walker, Ilrady.foreUr. ItossetUit K*cry WecC .Bridge (Tab '• «" *.t . J::já ‘ Governor Gilchrist's '(fbduracy In not on.ft* #ây to Alhuny'io.deliver n njre- •Herndon, ft. Çtuqge _ . j > l ‘- Woodruff arid andfriirasher^arid a full discusaiori was inMrs- T- A-..Neul was hostean of the huge- tn Cipvcrnor Sulzer, .marched Into w H. Un<b-rwoo<l.<>Mrñutcs of the last ! vitad ami Indulged Jn and the facts.áed Every* Week ^Bridge Club Thursday af­ taking unto himself a w-ifp. Governor the cltj yesterday, m'-am-ly abb-Htv drag .figures were brid la-fore th* people at ternoon. Three tubli s of bridge were Trummell und family llkvti already taken ..'i: *k 1meeting read and approve<L ippru "f? ■IAi their fret unother iu-p. MiJui Hosalie • G . . H,,>i'Vrnald nppenred arid asked j five meeting, mime hundred beirjg fb^at played. Mrs. B. W. Ib'rmlon made pomfmion. Mr. TramijvflFa move was • G. Jones,lender dTthe espeditiorr, whooforJlHlt for tfnlt some somc.stepa be*d«ken to improve‘ tendance, . *■*■,. ] the hlgheat score, and the prise, n hnnd- hastened l*ecuuse of th^faft that hn was *v '* .* if two days has walk'kl witli painfully b«**. the city doclC The mutter was referred! Tho,jplrit oi .the nuvd^hg wâa most occcupylng the resldeqcp^n which Hon, a«ime clilha jardiniere. „ '■terod fret, almost collupred When sfwj* b»d to the_ImlldTnk Oitninittre and Mr. Fef- friendly, which has been'ÜU altitude pf Aftey tlie conclqaion of the gStnnt of W. N. ShcaUl expfeta (b llye.—Tallaha^ TniF*ffiTrr tfi..~TiTiT« t.' wT)en»-ttn-y ~T i n T f f n>nl fonn n~fd«n‘ rtiu-agniutd-ffttcipte: r arets/twparógmrtihlM, Mtf}fwirhes. olive* see Note in Timck-Unkilt .. stopped for ^ho tlight. * fof. • o no rThe Improvement and Pfreent It to the Ihg;thi» carrtpfcflrti nmt only facts were. crackers and coffee were served Mr*fiAkeland has fbrmeil a- Lakes Im­ a t tneat^g. / • ^ ! »given. *'• '»V-jK > °, 9 0 - ■ . .a ' ( , neat, Neal's gueeta were Mias Margaret Hart , A mohtply tnagiojue fpf holxn** Is tb be provement Association, life objecta of illoved.and Seconded tKatrthe-’ bids /or ’ U seeing that the Inopie ift thV nc^( of Urlando, her charming house guest, territory bad.heard only, thij Oriindosidc Mnit- C/ .M. Vor»**, Mrs. U. L. Hughes. which is to Ireautify I^*kee Morton, Wsir ■■»r of tiro qrjretipn and were'at sea regard­ Mnr. C Y). MeUughlln, Mrs. 0 . WV nnd Mirror. It ip propositi torhave a ing t.h> real sitdîlîi.on, luyne of tlu*m hav llrndy, (Mr*- Cvuae llariMs», Mrs'. G. F sixty-foot ^driveway «rourvL l-ake AIor- , to* P l i n t h ? W b J 4 a . Farrear l ^ ' u ^ l i v t ton. Theÿ'must have n woman's clvjc "fnngtrr^tri‘Lakpliwidr4 cpavi;«tiÿn,fti the;It in*b^t workers, «,:h o -i^ ,tj naswuneWl--of K. 8 , 'Johnson mson for, new county w’O T K V ï to nrnTmmrfHWf J ^ r y! v; -- 1 « o i ’ ' , áre rytlnmtcd jo number nlnjut ),imo,d(K) ‘.the year 1911 1m» rê<lucé«l from JM.IO seta of officials and would, pay twice, as »lr* f ' , . *•'V'i* ^4Y . IP theHnlu-dGtat«»,. ViUIa» Mdd t¿ |7;20. |f paid s d o ï ^ ^ ^ B t e r ^ J 5 ' nttnffl'1(A raves, a atatemenr-that Witbr-f' * A .conference of fUh 'men la soon to Whopping in Sanford .* OrlcalM^JgRviary 2^ to Kebrua?y ,3e ;‘ Movçd add avcondfi that .th / matter sard and absolutely unfounded. ,y A'a V TheTdUowing.Udloi of Oyicdo'wvre b* held in 8&rasota-to consider, amendM orph in ,f .fido vire.eapectcd «to attend. .|flr t»-duc*nglhe asikfwmcnt qt the Raitford1 ' T U dettava aretfon has been |nown on ; »-antage ilehts'to thi- present fish lsw» of ib » j t i t ^ fs *ydUi in th^ city thisjKusk taking advantage . * o o e r - * . * N s - ’ Vr fraction Co, Perenal.¿ be referred to many ocea^ibns that Sanfojd is a r4 *-» “ Munâtèe, .Lee.-pa8otO » • Pinriio* { of thè rtghy bargidjts ofT#ròd 'by tjjem ^-•.'Tbo Aavy’ «b-partment ac.0»-.pted- today j t|u. finance committee. Carried •■"».1*L* — op“** every question of *Improvement arid Jlllbiiorou^hr county fishermen, sf* • Vfor'the good of the service," tHi- redgj ; -J ^—L; - ^ and tluff-'.U k Ir.interests iic-wiin !:> ith ine-Dire ti.-- i.-v. ford 'a ent»*f|*ri»imf aperclumUi uuii M«r,mi«Rws Mrs. B A*, ifrnjth« Mrs. T :L. Cushhig, to hw Invited to otlciKi tho meeting. natimv.of fi/st Limili nant. Eflwnnl Kilts, Dr.'McKwan Hart terriiuary and the meeting jfct njghtyînly •on», •" V '- t' ' V■" ' .Ml- •« Mni.- J. ¿tajonea, Mrs. H. H; Melali, of t*# first murine w y».. to takè.TffOet Dir. J. 8 . MèEwan had a oarrov'li- ilrenngUuned that Iwlief. A ¿ertilirer pfahl is^tb tie established', F. irWheeftE Mm. W. 1. ¿JullCnMnt. All of the. gentlemen who went over Pridâÿ. Ellia, who i* now in the marine Cap« from death in an automobil* acclat Live Oak and ihc sjilcndiff phosphate^ . -fj harrifeks. M from .this chy were treated royally by hack, Mìm Anna McCulley, Miss .Alary . harrUck», Mure Island, California, faced dent on Ornnge avenue qteleyen o'clock ¡ Í wliich la-found in such idiUndance Inthe '" J* Leinhart. Mis» Bertha Jîixon, Miss the Geneva people arid ci|>W-t trvxctnrn !T''r^ '^ H <,! <'0 .r,n,r*l‘,S‘,,‘,ni)ufL' B» Pài*: last wight. As |C was, - tlic pIp-sjclAji : J Iflwvi hoclion o4 IhfVounty will Imi xûed * " '■A ***h *^ r ” ; ■:t— — lüdlcnlny.k.. Mi’vjJ.‘lülliç"_ ^ ’iygsfid bia inpts.^ k •» * j (neaped with his life, hut sustalifed severs i iaT-A TOiflir ', ns « Ihum> fur making several grade* o f y o n° •p . : Y "injurÍes,-which iheRTile,. as far as*lt is »a : fertilizer. \ Kcsdlitg Circle Vi^D Admirrail lia Halli Pasha, fdNnerly ; kpowt) at t^isTime, a^rroken cheek bbne^ ^ CITY ELECTION .*JWTKJH>AY ooo The Reading Clrcle’ of the Missionary minister of m»iirtne in the Turkish cBjIdnev'j'á.broken nose, a broken finger, ttnd The 81 . -Petersburg water works la .to «.is kHled in Um naval engagement Ijc- I ^ ous lacerati.«^ of the fooe. And it.lajjl- 0“ . WAodruff Wfai Önt - ïbr The Society pi the Methodlqt. church could be improved by the addition of a dupli­ n6t hold their’regular meeting Tuesduy • tween-the Greyks and Turks off the liar- feared tha^ hentay lose an PoslÜP* Òt Alderman I v" afternoon; in the church on 'account of cate system of machinery. When these dunoll«, December 13. This (Vthe ré- v Tbof-icrideqt happened at;the tbltwftf - . The. cif^^eîeetîoh Jor the purpose of Improvement« are added the water sup­ port p^r-jAd fropi a Greek Captain.»who th<» aCepue, {istt shuth of tho-jjjgU.»ehool dôcldthg,'tha'tfe' vote of Alk-r- tpu-wotk that is still being done op tho has jusf. arfjvi-d frotrv the Dardanelles, building. Dr. MeEwhn had been for a nsfhy and Û.-C; Woodruff, for Aldermen Interior-of the-churoh'und the practice of ply will bo in excellent crindttion. V ! ' . . finf m i jdesptth.ihL» r i t w 1;. »... * the Sundny sohool ehildeGi for their and, made through a semi-official agency. rail upon Mr. GeWier and was returning'! was .'-tV heltl yesterdagf busy * ' A F Mi I ^ * * Christmas ekcrcisc*. Bargain wA-k In Sanford V ^ ■' .- \ . . . . . . •. liore«'- nlu*1 l>elow- tlqv turn qf the avo- M»u»<in and little fu».520 citixens weqt A cull meeting of the Missionary so­ From now until nftor Christmas the nu* at South street, his automobile colto the poll,} and Cukt tlwlr y^les for tbeir Mr. Perry'» I.eclun- Iterimi ciety will lie held in the church Tue day mrrcliuntk of Sanford arc selling good* at iX :i Edwarel Ouster Perry, the blind pianist i Dded head on with a- street sweeper, the , f«vorit.-s. This i»l<ferhian\C fpc«> has ufternoiin, I^ec. Jlstat 3 o'clock, it is price that will move thyir Immense of Boston! his been-decorated with thej physiefan’a ttulomobilo tr«VeJinr.»outh; been rather cloee in eynre instance Und arm i - "T}^’ “ ZS&Zi V " 1M" MUlttir-Gempanjf i^ H P NEtVs TK 0 m z IVW urgently nec*i(aary that eVcry member stocks nnd Sanford ia attractiB t th* in u l-r , Crosd of Jerusalem by his Royal High- H" d the, sw«eper^raveling nor^h'. -'while huj little work wM*dode: by either oj jhe sociut>’. sltund t hw^r^yriNf r^~~ lUudc rroirfull tiic country roundabout.-__ . tH IU tU M LL x u a aaaritum w w » w -vrw re^ Tnmghan~orTa?1iir, j r --.tongue-of th^nw^t P T vr^shed •kcandidate-their friends wwro-buey and •• .J - . This city . 1» . becoming most jinpular through the^wfn(T sh'iHn of the m»eMne, 1 the large vote wm a.hlg surprise.. When , •*. ?. &ho nltttli.ltd 1iÎh concert in that city. among the pwi|>le who kp^rja bargain Cameo d u b ; >• struck the steering* d/b^el, and in-doing, th* vote waareountexf il wna found that ’ —' _with the fitlir òf t-’ hevalier de a Mtijusint*. . . . ^ , The Cnmro Bridge Club was enter­ when they sec one and thoqp who have «» G.,C. Woodrulff was^be winre»r J> y eight TW m f o d..‘ Lusignan h the lineal *° Doctor a, fingere, A tained by Mro.'IvP. Hughtis JVednesday been-accustomed to paying exorbitant, votes. -p'’ v . V*. " ’ * < of-.that y,uy: i ^ Ltt^gnan ™ngi-d «I»" ard and struck the faire crash■ d morning. Two -table« of bridge- were prk-rs for everything in the merchandise «• . ■ F'vliowing'ls the official count: who wflytlhgceR Jerosalom io I he 12th ing in the cheek. played. Mr*. 0 , W. Iirady made the line, have income regular customers o f IVis jikcly^thot the Idqw from*the \ »’ \ . . For Alderman ‘ kiFtl "cent^y w/An thnt c|ty -w-us lcmj»orarUy ifii highest score and will have the*pleasure Sanford merchants.. Tourists coming tongue would have lx»n fatal, but for he. W. W, Abernathy , takcq frdm.3hd Moslenyu.try the Crâ¿ fLÍVit ... Í64 of wearing Uie lovely cameo btOorh un­ here from the largd cities of the"north aril C»C.'Woodrqff .* Milt r l - The LuSgnuiiM reigned also .oyer fagt tha it a'anced upward after striking t ~ — rr----*M f f.-'T re til the next meeting of the club. Mrs. agreeably aofpriserl at Ihe low price* on Cj pi Rfs.knd Armenii ¿inking an eippbt the. steering* wj^il.--Reporter-Star Nelltfa ¿ aré i . . --------------Hughe*' gt>wests wefe Mrs. C. M. VorcF; dry goods nnd clothing and many trav. -■of whfeb included not 4»nly T he Sanford Library will hot bf open Mrs. C, 0. McLaughlin, Mr*, 0. W. cling men have remarked that Sanford . **clnll Make Anolbet Caaal'S thé ÎJoV TâtritT and thé aepulchro of again until the fourth day of Jamiar)-. Brady. Mrs. i’tofit on merchanA. Connelly, JD.'Wj merchant* made I ___ ____ . . .Mfis. . It was announced today..that a conç $ m . but also tho puppoaed sire of the 1913. . - . Herndon, MrtTG.TT'Smith,¡Mr*. RobertJiUse.yian .the merchant* óf'othcr Florid* tract had been let to a Birmingham lirnj (>arii«n of Eden, of.Mt. 'Ararat and the ___ * •cititti l.i-.J The .buyers ir-.--i-.i-. - , .thw lOn that date it wll)-be re-opened, in II get the benefit oi Towar of Ba|>e|... Although the present for the digging of a $600,000 canal to the new quarter» secured for it in the Newman. -< ti. low price* and ths city will be filled with * Guy de Lusignan hns no realm he la al- ftn from W'pd Palm Beach to Lake Okro. Imperial Theatre buildJpg, •hop|>ere this week and next, taking i d i „ Filed fbr Record w-ayi. called Roynl Highness by thd clmbee. The; ditch will be forty-seven Books or magaxines-which have b«an vantage of the reduced coat of living a* * Prosper. Colony Co. to Jno StrosniUer. Kreqah who Hi-knfijsdedge him only as tlie miles in length, eleven feet deep and loined out ot such dates as will make exemplified by tire merchant» of SanfOnC ’ seventy-five wide .andilrj)l be completed lawful king -of Jerusalem, and he has at fthem due for return during the Interval + Benton & Clark to F*. C. William*. Alice T. Parish to O^Wclasenburgcr. diapoml t tirée, royal orders, the Ordor of by*July 1 1 -r* between December 17th and' January Moore I* Promoted Otto Wplaienbqrgif and wife to Clara •Mrluaine, Order of the Bword nnd Order 4th will n«l incur n fitte If returned on Mr. E. C. Moore, who was a resident A Hint for 1913 of Ht. Catherine of Mt.-Sinai, which i* Phillip«. , s £ ■ I *-V~rS January 4th. ■r jQ.- p ; Starbuck and husband to .Oeo. of this city, for several year*, going to the ohlejft military order in existence. Perhaps you cannot reach the fop, Tim annual meeting, Wllkbd j>*ldJn the •ViHanford about ten months ¿¡b‘ to .taka . V - > "All O^th^ao order» dnte from thd.tlme'ofi 'Perhaps ybur burdens are teo great, hew root? Thutdaay, January 9th*, JR1S-; j . U B a r i;/ Z t . A. IVpprrcîirq^nd wifr» t<> (im, W. ‘the management of the Postal Telegraph theçruaoderand the of tier fif^AlcJuaino Arid it may.be tbgt you tnua$ drop . ,• office intlqit city, is-agalwhalk qf hla oM dnar««<il' wrigbr. ja b«Row*di only upon artistH ninl literary i in. 'nntv Perha|*a Perbatis you vou are to know the, the worst, worst. -. * . S 'k » JAV Delta Canal Co. to L. lfoweU Dnvìs.’ love, havirig Anken the position with tha . note. Mr Perry- is tlw.'otily. ^ .‘Bai ''* to fall while othier» clamber high. to Albert Jf ÏÂ1».' samé company*« manager held by Mr.^ .f ArftsgJcari rmnielan'wbo lipidi It.'-' '•* • “ ^TheMuitil(Jpg Empia, who jgoes with the Orlartdo " . Never amcft -meeting-*< ». V . Aufomobllr ômpinTy. -Ttihr tr tn tha >^JJutÄÜllJL l ’djúiv. TÎIgTii ■ •tifturo fr :_ • -ofVaècuîed « .i*-rj.-u' l.,.1 ■■ - .ir: ifor’ vt:"T ■ promotion •it* »,*■ •• Mrs. J. IL Itoumillat, flro nbout lour .I just ns you say, your task ___ . ___ held a Warm place in the. boro requqatedjtòd B .^ V c íS t Tha-TcrTibjo Hsbl vtring rrowd (o s far.too 'iiMi' ult for you. hittirU of .Offenda pooplo,^Reporterg J lostojT ^ Kri^fc ug, where i. L it's too tnufh for them to ask *F* Hanford- MuslVClub hou pbak wud ¡yetado Ó faniil One o i your frail physique to do.' •■ . V nróomo mjspner and «wing ¡And it .may lie that you must must’fail. , TheMuaiC Club «ill hold their regular m y. v. mited ? 'fail, V » m 'r l i f F & a i S I -Ü Rtrncrairef ' thé date o( M r.-Tilty’« -to. I bi turning In an alarm the i ,And few will know the reason why; , m**ting<at Ilk studio of Mrs. Food* 5,j Dinqr-—Oi'd W after goin“ -to1 me recital. In. th«jriMÍllo£lÚTTi of the Sanford W f. ^ »riW jfLrirn It arili d.o_no good to wail. Muni*»n^'uturda>Mriurn^n at 3 o’c|^k< <High School la January 3rd' I ac ■- P 1: Why don’t you buckle in and UyT M7* .T H. RbumfÇnt, leafier. am -- - j± ' ; • ."LÏ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1912 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 17, 1912 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 17, 1912. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 25-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 17, 1912; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b833028a8e34249eb37f4fcf2cfe655f.pdf 456a68903e6932bca447289aa0fad15f PDF Text Text December 10, 19H T ilt 8ANF0ftD?HEARtP BONDS HAVE. BEEN VALIDATED Brick Roads Will soon be Started In Sanford District Secretary Bates at the meeting of the / Commercial Club last night read a tele­ gram to the assemblage that created os much excitement os'would the announce­ m ent th a t the new county had been created. The substance of the telcgTam waa to the effect th a t the bonds for $200,000 fof the brick roads had been vali­ dated by the circuit court and all th at remains for the culmination of our de­ sires In the m atter is the sale of the bonds which will bo no difficult m atter, as th i buyers havo already boon here anxious and ready to buy them. C«U, Lucky Sanford f.j During the past week o? low ^rices on lettuce and .while m any cars were being refused for freight charges and other* barely bringing expenses of hampers and cutting charges many promi­ nent growers were protected by con­ tracts made several months ago. I t is understood one grower alone received over $2,600.00 for hia cutting for the week, while others received amounts ranging from $100.00 to $000.00 for their respective cuttings. The Herald is reliably informed th at the M. O. Coggins Company paid grow­ ers In Sanford nnd vicinity-during the past week approximately $6,500.00 on contracts which they hold. It has nlways been the contention of The Herald that Sanford's greatest neefl is moro commission concerns who are willing to p u t their money into SanfortTa 'products on an f.- o. .b. basis. The company th at is willing to take a share of tho risk in handling our crops is more likely to hold up price* on the markets and make the distribution us wide ts possible. We wish t«i congratulate the many grower* who have used fortnight to piotect themselves against low prices pre* vailing at the present tin« T h r Rush for Office It Is human nature for the victorious Democrat* who want tin- federal office* which have ever since 1898 been held by Republicans. The latter deserve no sympathy, for they have hud and held the said war office* as the s|>oils of |ioliticul war, and have no right to kirk now that they are the loser* However, as the Star has sun) Indore, Woodrow Wilson was elected for a high­ er purpose than to hum! out pie to the hungry, ffis election wn* an expression of disiire pn the purt of the | m*o |)|s for better government. When Wilson lake* his seat next March, and when Demo­ cratic Congressmen assemble to deal with problems that vitally affect all the dwell­ er* in this vast country, they should not lie annoyed or overburdened by the imfiortunities of office seeker*. Very few men. no m atter whut party is in power, run bold office, but the entire jieople are concerned in the government. The Democrat* will huve a longer lease of power if they refrain Irom an un­ dignified scramble for office. The Stnr doesn’t think any fkithful und efficient Republican should be turned out of of­ fice until his term expires. There are mnny -some of them in this state— who should I»- removed at once for cause hut the great majority should Im- allowed to take their time. The Star Wlieve* that this jMilicy will l*-st suit our Senator* and Repreaenta lives, who in all Democratic stutes will probably Im- awarded tin- distribution «f federal patronage. They will have great problems to grapple with after March 4 . und it will hamper their useful tyres to al 4, and it will hamper their usefulness tq all the people if their tkime irf tilfren up by scramhler* for.pie. In a personal letter to the Stnr, Con­ gressman Sparkman, of the first dis­ trict, make» the 'following statem ent, which wo darreay is the sentiment of every representative who believes he was elected to work for all his constituents: “ I have received quite a lot of letter* from ull over the district requesting my aid in tho m atter of federal appoint­ ments. To nil such I huvo repljed in substance; th at owing to the fact that I'resid<ya-elect Wilson will not lie in­ augurated for several months yet, and th nugurated for sevefal months yet, and thut ft will be several weeks or months before the offico in queation will he va­ cant, I have thought it best not to com­ m it myself pro or con on any applica­ tion."—Ocala Star. l/ Election Day Today Is election day and very little of th a t as county division is creating more agitation than a small m ntter llke • a city election. T ho election is for u Treasurer and Collector and two Aiderm en,-the election being made necessary by the resignation of two Aldermen and C a p t M arks as Tr»**'-'fg. campaign has been v C t enthusiasm baa t t y * * * * \ 1$?” % MI •• . '• The Stetson Glee Club Under the auspices of the Lend a Hand Club, and for the benefit of the Sanford Library the Stetson Glee Club will give a delightful concert Wednesday evening at o’clock in the auditorium of the Sanford High* School. The young ladies of this most excel­ lent club, realizing th at the Library is very much in nets) of a helping hand In securing new books to add to thOjjileaaure and helpfulness of its patrons, have been successful in securing the kindly .assistance of this fine Glee Club, solely in behalf of a Sanford enterprise, and they should be complimented with full house and appreciative audience. The Ub'ikrytfilkaQM l»c and Is dear to the hearta of the Sanford people. I t has been of. inestimable benefit and pleasure to them and their children, and every citizen should rally to Its support In this instance especially, in manifest­ ing their appreciation of the assistance given by atrangen at the solicitation of tbe Lend a Hand Club, which is proving Itself in many waya a potent factor In benevolent enterprise« and tho civic betterm ent of the city.. Sanford Music Club The Music Club held their regular m eeting at the studio of Mrs. Fannie S. Munpon, president of the club, Satqfc, day afternoon at 3 o’clock. There was a fine attendance of tbe club present. A very entertaining paper on the "Life and Works of MaEsenet” was read by Mrs. O. W. Brady. A second excel­ lent paper was read by Mrs. S. O. Shinholser on tho "Life nnd Works of Saint Saens." Mr*. D. L. Thrasher played n delightful Melody by Massenet and dem onstrating M assenet’s style as n composer, and a very charming duet, Picture Scene»’’ by Massenet ren­ dered by the Misses Mary McK'm and Mary Herhy. The leader regretted thnt she hail been unable to secure any music by Saint Suens fur the program. Mr*. Muason led a brief discussion on French music, after which several Im­ portant matter* were discussed und a new name proponed for membership. The president presented an invitation to the Music Club from the Welaka Club to the reception given by the Welaka Club, to Mr*. W. B. Young, president of the Woman's Club of Jack­ sonville,. who will talk to the ladies of Sanford Wednesday afternoon in the Congregational church. When the huninrex ftf the club had 'teen transacted the meeting adjourned AT THE IMPERIAL .The crowd» attending th# perform­ ances a t the Imperial Theatre lately have been so large and in *uch constant at­ tendance th at it has been necessary for the mayor to appoint an officer to be present each evening to offer assists nee to that part of Sanford's c!*J»*ns who wi»h to attend the show*, it will be the duty of this officer to see th at the law* are properly enforced as ’regards the handling of th eatre crowds. The en­ trance* and ezlta are to be properly at­ tended, regulations regarding smoking, and spitting will be looked after, and more particularly the officer will look after that (Wirtion of the audience which greatest nuisance, the small boy ow* miasils of one kind and gnH)ut the house. T h a t nuisance topped. Wallace & Beech will make fun at tho Imperial the last three days of this* week and it is said th a t the set is beyond every, other in the m atter of fun. They *111 change their act each evening, present­ ing new songs, new sayings and new action. Tho votes in the contest fqr the bicycle are now apportioned as follow*: Anna M ay B ru to n ___________ 1667 Helen Peck__............................... 1376 Mamie K ate Williams .1264 Helen Gonzales ... 1362 M argaret Burner ............ . .. 1143 Gertrude Rungc 916 Clsrece Hand 829 Fannie Reha Munson 811 E dnt Tullug 690 Adele Rines ..... .............. 681 Hparkman on Improvements "Harness tho Mississippi and make tho water poker development pay for the cost of improving the river,” wa tho gist of the message brought to day hy S ecretary of W ar Stimson to the N b tional River* and Harbor* Congress. ■Secretary Stimson declared that when tho nation assumed a responsibility as great us thut of »(tending $60,000,000 for improving a river, the geheral tax puyora of the country should get the henefit of tho incidental profits arising. Representative Sparkman of Florida, chairman of the House committee on rivers and harlior*. did not agree with the aasertion of President Tpft yesterday liefore the Congress, thut the Mississippi should Ik* improved- tinder the general wt-lfure Huns«' of the Constitution, fl>r, suid Mr. Sparkm an, it would Im> a sad day for the country, nnd he feared it would lead to a wide system of log loWW would lend to a wide system of "oog rolling” if appropriations were made Edward Baxter Perry always on the claim that they were (or The New York Musical Courier has the general welfare. He aiw«*rt«*i that the following to say of Mr. Perry, who river improvements should lie m ade only will play at the auditorium of the San- for the benefit of commerce. fotd High School, Jan. 3rd, PJ13., under the auspice» of the Sanford Music C lubDaughter of thr Spy "M r. Perry is the originator and prin­ Great two reel feature at tip* Im|M*nul cipal cx|>onent of the lecture-recital tomorrow night. Thia feature film has idea. He is the only blind pianist in taken the country hy storm und filled the world's history wh<»4ia* *ucct**ii*i every house where it has l>een shown m winning un-unquestioned |*>*itiori in la v s story and thrilling adventure. the front rank of his profession He '» Work is progressing nicely on the new tht- only American pianist who ever played u t the Imperial C ourt of (¡erinjuiy. depot which ia being erected at Winter He U tho only pianist American qr for­ Park by the Atlantic Coast Line railway eign who ever suatainNl himself for ten and tho structure will be finished hy the successive seasons by concert playing middlo of this month. The building is alone in the United States. He is the being constructed of white brick and will only pianist, living ur dead, of any coun­ lx* modern in detail and equipmenttry who ever played twelve hundred concerts in ten successive year*." N Pleasant Porch Party Misses May Thrasher und Dorothy Davis, entertained their young friends at n very delightful (torchparly at the resilience of Mr. and Mr*. D. L. Thrasher Saturday afternoon. The young people enjoyed a number of pleasant gam «, both in the porch nnd yard, after th* conclusion of which tho young hoatease* served delicious Ice cream and cake. Tho guests on this enjoyable occasion W«re Misses Frances Gonzales, Helen H ind, Fern Ward, Elizabeth Stafford, Helen Peek, Alice Caldwell, Fannie Reha Munson, Alice Lough, Lillian Herring, Soritn Lake, Nellie I,ough, Nor­ ma Herndon, Walter Rowland, Prod Wight, James Higgins, Sidney Chase, Griffin Herring, Reginald Holly, Haw­ kins Connelly, Rqwell Brady, Robert Hines, A rthur D akins, J. D.' Woodruff. *' Cfever Club The Clover Club at their December meeting were entretained by Mias Ethel Moughton F riday afternoon, Dec. 6th. Besides the members of -the club, six visitor* were present. T he final a r­ rangements for the bazaar which was to bo held Saturday afternoon and even­ ing were completed, and it was also dedded th a t the Clover Club should assist In the Christmas decorations for the church. When the business of the d u b had been attended to, the lateness of the hour, prevented the enjoym ent of the usual social features^ wh.ch concludr the meeting* ol th* d u b . A delicious chicken solid course was served, alter which tbs meelitW adjourned. Are You in Arrear* DANGER - WARMING - DANGER Orangti Growers, Dealers and Shippers of Fla. Monday morning, December 16, there will be more than 3,000 cars of Florida citrus fruits in the United States on track and rolling. At the same time there will be as many, or, more, cars in the hands of the wholesale and retail dealers in fruits. / The daily consumption of citrus fruits in the States is 500 cars, under favorable circumstances. Therefore on Mondtf$r morning, Dec. 16, there will be rolling and on track and in the hands of dealers, twelve days’ total supply for the entire consumption of th^United States, without making any allowance for the Californias that have moved and are moving. If every packing house in the State of Florida will close down Saturday night, December 14, and remain closed for two weeks, at the end of that time the entire Florida orange supply of the United States will be prac­ tically exhausted, and all houses can start again on Monday, December 30, and will find a ready sale for every orange that they ship,at $1.75 to $2.00 a box.f.o.b. cars, and grapefruit at from $2.00 to $2.50 a box; f. o^b. cars packing houses. If, on the other hand,with the dealers amply sup­ plied, and this enormous amount of fruit on track, Flor­ ida continues shipping after December 14, there will be such a conjestion of fruit immediately following Christ­ mas that the markets will go down to the “red ink” point very rapidly, and there will be no more sold, even . at the low prices, than as if you had Maintained thetn, and the market will be disorganized' to such an extent - that the entire month of January will be wasted in get­ ting straightened out. The Florida Citrus Exchange desires to call, and hereby does call, on every factor in the fruit deal in this .State, whether he be grower, broker, contract shipper or dealer, to help relieve this situation and prevent the utter annihilation of the market for Florida fruits. Florida Ls shipping the finest fruit this year she has ever shipped, and if you will all join us in this move, you can every one of you make good money for your citrus crop. If we cannot get the cooperation of all factors in the State, we are utterly powerless to stem the tide of disaster that is bound to rise. Any man or factor who, in the face of this warning, moves fruit between the 15th and 30th of December, is an enemy of the grower, and an enemy of the industry, and worst of all, his own enemy. Gentlemen, will you coojierate with us? We would like every operator in this State who moves from three cars of fruit up to communicate with us promptly, by letter or by wire, charges collect, notifying us of his intention to support us and stand with us in this en­ deavor, and we would he especiidly desirous of hearing from Chase & Compny, Crutchfield & Woolfolk, the North American Fruit Exchange and the dealers and shippers at Arcadia, Orlando, D eland and Leesburg. Gentlemen, will vou help us to help yourselves? FLORIDA CITRUS EXCHANGE W .^ ( . T e m p le , General Manager. ooooooooooaooooaooooooaoi Just Received fURNITURt HOUSE A NICE NF.W LINE OF Gorham Sterling Silver (Se# Window O itpliy) A large aaanrtmcnt to »elect from. Every piece ii Warranted Sterling Silver. Our new line of ELECTRIC PORTABLES for 1012 ii now ready. Come and see them. You ore welcome whether you buy or not. We do EXPERT WATCH and JEWELRY REPAIRING at reasonable prices. All Work GUARANTEED. ■k ..* » « isî V n b . . OLDtSl Theo. Schaal JEWELER , 303 East Flrat Street SANFORD, FLORIDA. ooooooooaoaoooDoaoaaoi I| L~- No. 1 R o ll Top O fflo o D ealt. Roll curtain, two »tiding aim real», ihrn iplcndldly made eaty run“*o| drawera on each aide, or cupboard it preferred. Drawer» lock IN automatically. W orth 114 50 wholeaale. 112.50 to P R I C E $ 10 . 9 0 Shipped From ladUna Fadoey G. T . B U N T I N G M N. Ck.rloo. Street - Si Aefaetiae, Flo.U. MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED Summer or Winter weean supply your wnnts in the Automobile line. If you want to rpnt A Motor For Any Purpose we arc at your service with the very beat cars. We never sleep. If you are in trouble call un any hour of the night or day. Sanford Machine ft Garage Company PH O N S 991 \ T H E H IG H COST OF L I V I N G han not affected our . Job printing price*. W eY* «till doing" com m ercial work , of ell kinds' at p^icce sat­ isfactory to you. _lt. : What You Want How Yon Want It When Yon Want It Æ ÏÏ For Mjrthiac in the mJ o f pfinlinar com a to ue WlfT-Wr U guU> autce you aatitfactory work • t pnces that at* r i g h t . �S S F H jf p n ^ • âë .-A t Published Semi-Wookly— Tuesday and Friday T H E SA N FO R D H E R A L D • N u m b e r 33 h-* » *3‘? - if Iw< NATURAL GAK IN OHI.ANDO P Citizens of County Seal Now Hove Inspector Bureau Transportation of The Heal Article Wednesday A n d Welaka Clubs Explosive* Talks to Hallway Men Another Election Will Be Held Burning natural gu* in H onda and There was a large attendance of of­ Entertain State Officers To Decide Aldermanic Race right here in Orlando irtay l»ecome an ficials and employee* of the A. C. !.. actual fact, and th a t at no very remote *— Kailroad Company, and a numlx-r of period. It ha* just leaked out that un HELD MEETING AND RECEPTION investigation is quietly going on in the MUNICIPAl EltCIIUN WAS ClO St territory- ncur .he city thut may make -------- !— by Mr. C. W. Kvarta, Inspector for the her citizens "«it up and take notice.” l a j i a / j c t a r* i Bureau for the T ransportation of Ex* Stste President O f Federated Club* »• , It may he remembered by some th at Abernsthy And Woodruff Are Forced ploaivMI aml othrr D w r o u s Article^ For Women Is Given a Most To Make Race Again And DeThe lecture was illustrated by steriopubout nine yearn ago wells were bored for oil in the northwestern end of this Cordial Welcome By The cide The Tie Vote— Pres Ucon vicW11 ,ml * “ very *ntcf« ,ing and state, where both oil und gas were dis­ i instructive. Local Clubs „ *on I* Elected The work of this Bureau ha* been gocovered and also at Jackson, Ala., and The regular meeting of ^ie Wednes­ thut later investigations were made on The city election last Tueoday was a in* on • t**‘li>y for the |>ast seven yearn day Club wits held in the Congregational the west coast of Florida, where well* very close and very interesting uffuir, a,,d ‘he results obtained are simply church Wednesday nfternoon, in ord^V wen- sunk, und Itoth oil and ga* discov- netting at naught the prophecit« of sev- wonderful. In 1905 there were rightyth at the Various clubs of the city and rervd. But these holi-s were plugged. ,.rnl wise heads who had the result do|x-d flvr Persons killed, two hundred amt other ladies of Sunford should have the and word was given out that they were out before hand. Seemingly there was ‘hirty-three injured, and a pro|x-rtv li*w pleasure of hearing Mrs. W. B. Young, of no practical value that the product hut little inten-st manifested in tin- uf$'1.000,000,00 l>> explosion* of danpresident of the W oman’s Club of Jaeh- uux n«rt there hi siftficient quantity to pur and yet there must have lieen a articles in transit Under d irersonville, whom the Wednesday Club hud warrnnt development. strong undercurrent of public opinion Bon of the Bureau this ha* Itecn de­ invited to visit the rlub and talk to them bater the most wonderful develop- a* the vote polled waa a very strong one. <'reaix«i each year and for the year 1911 and the ladies of Sanford about the bien- meiit* have taken place at Rcuumont, in the race for Alderman S. Bunge led *he rt‘cortl shows one |verson killed, two niul meeting of the Federated Women's and Spindletop, Texas, where oil and ga* the field and coming neck nnd neck down- injured, and a p rn |* rty los* of S34.7GI. Clubs of America, to which she was a in untold quantities ha* been discovered the home stretch came C. C. Woodruff Fnder President Roosevelt's udmlnisdelegate* and which wna held in San and Is now enriching the territory in and W. W. Abernathy und they lied for ‘ration Col. R. W. Dunn, of the United Francisco in July last. which it was found. second place, W. K Pell coming in lust Stales Army, Ordnance Departm ent, **■'* detailed to take charge of thl* inatOne of the same gentlemen, who a« but close enough not to gel the Mag Mrs. G. I.. Maris, president of the Wednesday Club, in a few prefatory sistiil in the ahovi named invintigations For Treasurer and Collector the race 1er as Chief ln*|as'tor of the Bureau, remarks os to the occasion oi the united and development*. is now in Orlando was very clone and no one seemed to and (’apt. Carlton, of the t'niiod State* messing and the pleasure anticipated in and ha* made the discovery that natural predict the outcome until the ; m<s. were Army, «a* detallisl as Assistant Chief listening to Mrs. Young's address 1g.ts exists III a strip of territory clone to r<)unted when it wu* found that A A 1n*|H-clor. The work of the Bureau is under the stilted that the bus|||«*ua of till- c|||l> the e|iv It i* Mild that no later than Preston wa* winner over \ I. William* direction of the Interstate Comnn-ree would l>e om itted and turned the inis-t last Saturday this same gentleman ap- hy just three vot«-s The Aldermanic race will ticcensilule l uimmviuii The Bureau ha* hi it* ing »ncr to Mrs. Wight who was leader 1proaile-d two reputatile citizen* of Or indu. relative to ojii-raltons on •-•-rtaiu another eli-ction a* the law* state* thut In employ twenty-two inspectora and four for the afternoon and llienmul I >a. In her own interesting and pleasing I tracts of land, und letting them in on cium* of n tie vo te the mayor is emiaiwered assillali! iils Ims*lors wlm w>uk thè elilire li to . all a s|n-ciul election ten days utter I nileil State* and Canada, wlui havtway, Mrs. Wight told a foreeful little 1fact* connected with his di*<-nver\ churge of all Storage magazines uf |,o* story, illustrating the ri-u-on for (• der •a .l- then revt-oled to him tliui the knowl­ the fimi one Willi-«cant time (O solicit vote* the der, dynam ite, etc., and inuke frequent nting tiie clubs and w h\ the Fislerution edge of gas here had been known to them for two years or more, and hud ac­ candidate* will certainly make a warm iiu|M-ction* of such magarmisi. a* wi-ll should have u biennial meeting. Indore tually In-ell burins! Iiy the discoverers fight for the |H*iitinn und whut prom xs iits|Hs*tfoli* of munufuci uriiig |i|ani* introducing Mrs Young, the guest and These gentlemen further averred that ,sisi to lie a very quiet affair may In- very of explosive articles, as welf a* coiitain spettker of the occasion who laid so kind ly responded to the invitation to come it we- not t|o-eomnion "Img" gas. hut Un­ exciting toward tin- close The canili ers for sue h articles. gasoliiH- drunis. to Sanford and tell lie' i Inb about the real a 11 I-, the ante .is is found in IVxa* datisi have not announced their plans as sli-el cylmders for compresseli gas. Steel bienmul imi ung und some of the reason* Lnui-nui.i and other potili*, hut ns to y e t. but it is uildcmtirod that the eli-ct Ion ki-g* for holding (aiwder and boxi-s for loading dynamite why the federalist clubs of America j whether it waa here in sufficient qtian- will have to la- livid to make it legal While the public heum Very little of tities to be of great practical uae they There was some talk of the candidates needed an I called a biennial meeting. tin* work, the result* m saving of life w*re 'inalile to xtntc settling the m atter among themselves Mn. Young's charming and altrur- , The inveatigulion* ¡ire still going on. hut tin* ins-ins to have l*s-n taken out of sn B I'*9 property are very gratifying live personality claimed the undlildi-tl an d it is more tini.» indiatile th a t ac tiv e thrir hand* hy the legal status and an an<l «how whnl can la- dotte by inielli attentioii and inleresl of her audleuce gi-nl coo|H-rution betwoen thè governas she gave a b-i--f sketch of the grand d evelopm ent* m n\ soon Ih- u n d e r ta k e n other election will have to la- held. ment thè rnilmndx and their ritili is said by those who are familiur Following i* the official votecounfry th raig h *lnc,*i th* d -l-guli•« p lo y e e s w ith the geological fo rm a tio n of thi* For Trr«»urer ami • iillcrl or travehsi to San Francisco, and the cor­ portion of Florida, and limi portion of A ■V Pri-sliui 112 dial welcome and large hearted hospital­ " i-laka ( luti N o t e s li!» ity which the I.m' iiI clubs .ind.citi/i'ii» uc tiie country stretching wintwurd through A 1. Williams Alabama. Ia>ui*ianu and to the Menu 1 he Nkeluka 1 lui* » bridgi party mi Por tldi-rman corded to that large bod; of represcnt.inin'ilyiil tiel 1 * Unit the (trUndo t«• rri I m stlny .ifli-riUHin wa* un umisoally en,*S Ku nge tive women, who had come together lull tor. Is ill diris t line will, the o|| an ! ga.« loy'aldimie A largìnumlo-r of meni \ i \N .MMlrulf with united purpose and for concerted 1 III del elolilllenls m I In is, -.•liu'ilo-r* w*ri- prem-nl. und severul guisil.s eneffort for th* le-llehl of l!n a.•men o| tile \\ NY A tii-r nul h ; 1 tri Bi-p.i-ter Sliif joyed tbe pltsiuuri-* of thè game*. Seven land and for l lie uplift of humanit.i w It Pell 129 table* of player* et-tered inlo thè contcnt, Mr» Young also mentioned some of and aft»-r score* were counted it wa* Missionary Meeting the fine speakers who were present and (/ Plessanl Dinner Parly found thal Mra. Il W. Huriulon hud won of the effort« they were making to apl Tiie missionary society of the .Method­ While in the rity Mr» W. B \ oung Un- d u k for thè Corning mondi The the cause pf this grand federation, life ist ehurch held their regulur meeting- at Wilt ie ntertainisl by Mr« II 1. D- Itosiis- Mrs. Foresi I.ake, and ber as the largest organization hi the world, j the ho m e of Mrs I K M ettmge£_Tuea* A1li­r the sislaiii» Mrs 11ilrt and Mli* Holn-rt« Ft»rest at the Sulifurd 1' in!*M numtx'ring one million members Some duy afternoon, mi ac count of n-|YatTs ri« lion given Iiy lite \S eluku E 1nn •-inn «er n-d duini; Irmi cakv sandwich!-« und of the details of I lie dcparlinenlal work i In-ing d o n e in th e interior of th e c h u r e h to Mrs You i* M r« De hot iTom-oIuIi wtuli- Mrs H I. De For I' ll HIM* ntarv of the biennial were given, on through T h e mis-iing wu* presidisi over b Fi irt*«*i a jin hosti-s* «1 U v»*rv j[•li usant ri-l ren i Per iiiten-slllig rv|Kirl of thi» the federation and down to the individ­ Mr- II II < h.ipi~-ll president of M.i ■111Hill*r partv in liniKir ul Mm Y oung Florida Kederation of Wnmen's Club», ual clubs Of *(as'ial interest and grail • iM-n-t y \ fli-r 1be di t ottonai i-xeri-im-s 1hi* ta!lile dis-- belìi ut West Palm lieacti ili Novelli Iter at the Sanford limisification wits the statem ent by Mrs I the minute* were read by the secretary. orations were exquisite crimson rum-s The n-|Mirt wus must eomprehenaivr, giv Young, {hat she heard several rrierefices ' Mm ( II Smith The last quarter's Mr*. DeFonsiT.s iiim U-iI guisil* were ing an excellenl idea of thut inspiring by speakers of the legislative work of re|Mirt of the finances of the society was Mrs. J. W. Dirkina, Mrs, S. O. Chase, and enthusiastic meeting, und will unthe federation to the pamphlet prepared made by the treasurer. Mm. W. W. Mf* Henry Wight. Mm. G. fl. Wal- doubtedly bring n-ault* in the rluh'» by Mrs. Wight, and also the fine pafier Aliernathy. After the business of the dron. After the dinner the party were work. Mm. DeForrval was greatly imw ritten by Mrs. Oharles Gay of Pnlatka< meeting und a general di* cu**ion f Mni ("hasi-'s guest* at the concert given pressed with the high standard of our * chairm an of the Civic committee of the noverai imfKirtant matter*. Mr* I,. B by the Stetson Glee Club in the audi­ H onda women, anil *j>okc of them in the S tate Federation. The pamphlet Mm. Philip*, superintendent of the Junior torium of the Sanford High School. highisil terms, eafiecially the work noYoung referred to is a iligest- of the Flor­ Epworth league made n most excellent complished by the vuriuu* club*, and ida law concerning women anti property; n-|>ort of the year's work of the I«-ague urged the Melaka Cluh memiwr* to pres* Wants a Town t lock also n very brief review of the criminal and it» present status. She also turned forward until they. too. had won n place law concerning women and girls. In over to the treasurer of the society, to Sanford, lJr<. I'lfk. 1912. in the front ranks of these i-nme^t and the preparation of this pamphlet Mr*. |>c re|>orted through the miosiona’-y *<> Editor Sanford HrroUt capable worker* of our state. The h o a r Wight was assisted by T K. Wilson of ciety. ten dollur*. the unnuul contribuI)«-ar Sir I have often wondered why hold Economie papet wo* |M«t(Mined, Sanford and F. E. Jennings, of Jackson­ lion by the league for missions. M iO Sanford hai not a town clock. owing to the unnvoidalile a b s e n c e of Mm ville. attorney for the State Federation. Philip* also invited the member* of the Somt. 0|M. tim(1 thought of one and Brown Mm. Young paid quite u tribute to the so.-iety to attend the l.axaar, which the ,,uilt a tovk(,f for onr s;))Vk why rjin' t magnificent scenery, the variety und lu-ague will hold at.h er home Saturday Wf! have ofl<>7 l>aln tkxx has one. 1 Porch Bazaar gorgeous hueti flowers und the wonderful afternoon, and thus encourage the young (hink Orlando aLso Why can't we. a The Junior Epworth league of the products of the west, mentioning also people hy their presence and patronage. (lnrr city either. M ethodist church will hold their anniual ■omo of the splendid trips and entertain­ The children have made for »ale over one Now, if Mr. Pars- would devote one bazaar on the porch of the residence of m ent of thifcivisitom. hundred little article., both useful and a m . „ f '^ e r y it. if Mr. Crip,,en would j ,t Philip., superintendent of M n . Young made it very clear what pretty. They will also have cakes and (lrvote one orange tree to it. we might U .a g lU f t Satur<Jay afternoon, beginthe biennial meant to the federation, candy for sale. soon have one. If the old hen would n|ng a, 20-clork Besides over one hunwhat the federation meant to the dubs, — lay one egg a week, markeil clock, she d w ,^ , „ 1 allll prrWy arUcU, they will and what the clubs meant to their memBritish Army Officer »ould not have lo crow in the night. jlave r a k„, „¡„1 randy for sale. The ‘ beta. Concluding the very delightful T hn. W Preuinn of i 1 Why cannot tUe Sanford Im provement l)U,)|ic >rt> Cordially invited to attend ( apt. I hoi. W. Prw ton of Lynn, Agao^gtion ta k / th«» m atter in hand? talk Mr*. Young said th at in its depart­ and the children will appreciate a liberal L„l us hav^ a V)Vkn clock> mental divisions the federation w as.do­ Maas., is in tbe city and may spend the patronage. ing a work that the churches did no t and ! winter here. Capt- Preston served “J Youm truly. could not do or reach, and th at the fed* iXfAty-six yearn in the British army in P. E. M ILLER Hand Concert «ration was the working Jiand in hapd (Nw^diii and the province* and m r x Tiie Sanford Band will hold a iris* aeveriiijnedal* for bravery and service« with the ehurchni for God und hum an­ concert in tin- Park next Sunday- a/terAl the ■I'rrHhj'Irrlan Church ity. Before the adjournm ent qf the He is q mem I>er of the BritLsh N rval an\l Military Vctcrim* of Sfossarli uscita and Thenwill 1 m no service* at the Pn-s nooM- ** •* ‘heir usual custom. Concert meeting. Mm. J. W. Dickins. president of the Welaka Club, in liehalf of the We- | lute Lieutenant Vf Royal Canadian Ar- byteriun church next Sunday. Rev wil1 ,H‘K'" “ ‘ ;1 " ‘ehs'k Everybody LnBrownlee; th« new pastor, having gone . laka Club invited all who were present tillery’C ap t^ T risto n has been i|iending the hi* home in Atlanta to arrange for w ' . to a reception to be given to Mra. Young ^ 8‘ri!e t musicians are h o ld in | by the Welaka Club in their club rooms wintem a f W inter Haven, hut has fallen his removal to the city. Sunday school on the streets and furnish some immediately after the adjournment of in love with Sanford and expect* to sU y 1will be held at the usual hour in the * few days with the view of locating. morning. , .delightful music. the Wednesday Club. ... *- • • 4-*>• ’*-'-* i - •' „ ‘ 4 ^ •** Volume V I.Kl TCHK AT IMPERIAL CITY ELECTION AGAIN I t • - »p- W orth L io ing j 1 y ■ A N P O R D , P L O R I DA. A M M M t ^ C R M R R R 13. t * 1X • LADIES CLUBS ARE ACTIVE AV S A N F O R D — L i7t i t - '• . B HAPPENINGS IN THE STATE j% c Happenings Here, There A n d Elsewhere Gathered and CONDENSED TOR BIST READERS The New» From All Around Florida In General By Our Special VVirele» Telephone Direct Slone fir Mann »old their forty aero grapefruit and orange grove at Winter Haven, a fow day* ago, for $10,000 to New Jereey parties. ooo By the «'lid of this week all of the foun­ dation granite on the new- Government building in Miami will be complete, and the limestone work will proceed next. oo o The Gulf, Florida and Alabama raHroad has commenced the erection of a freight dc|Mit, which is also under con­ struction in Pensacola. The building i* to 1m- entirely of brick with metal roof «ml will ciwt about $6,000. o o o ith eleven of the twelve aldermen present, the city council of Pensacola at the «|x-<'ial meeting held Tuesday night, unanimously voted to override the mayor'» veto of the resolution providing for «u ele, lion to asi-erlain whether ot not the city «hall have some form of t-tuiunias|on government, and directed his honor lii issue a proclamation calling lor the election to be held on tyccember loth m conjunction with tbe election on the bond issue for municipal docks V> U U t n old luuilinurk of Ucula, the old slris-i ear iiarn. will »non Im- lorn down to make room for a sulntantial | wo story building The barn was used some twenty years ago when Oeaiu had a horse ear service and wu* a familiar sight to the older residents. The build­ ings used in former days are gradually disap(iraring and on their light* modern structures un- U-ntg built. The tearing down o( the old street car banr is but another step in the progrisss of Ocala, which i-nntinni-s steadily . ear after y ear it u u A nn-siiagi- tnun Harlow \\ ednesday «fternoon brought the information that W alter Larkin, the negro who criminally assaulted u white lady at Haines City on Saturady, Novemlier 30, and for whom posm's were searching all last wis-k. ww, ia|>tureil at Kissimmee, and tuki-zi by Sheriff Logan through th« i-minlry to l ainpa where hr is now in jail This action Wa* taken because it wa« considered lliut to curry tiie negro to Bartow would almost certainly result in a lynching o o o St Petersburg Ls to have a new $65,000 reinforced concrete brick building, which will be criTted by the Home Se­ curity Company, nt the corner of C entral avenue and Fifth street. The building is to tie a four story structure and work on same will be t arted as soon as the material arrive* The exterior work will be of pnwsexi brick, while the interior will lx* of the finest decorative tile and other fire proof work that can bo had. The Moors ar« to lx- of Spanish tile and the wainscoting of art marble. Tho equipm ent will be of the moat modern, elevators and steam heating apparatus will tx< installed. / Cameo Bridge (lub Mm. O. W Brady waa hostcas of the Cameo Bridge Club Wednesday m orn­ ing. Two table* of bridge were played. The highest score was made by Mr*. C. O. McLaughlin, who will have the pleas­ ure of wearing the handsome cameo brunch, w hich is the club prize, until the next meeting of the club. Mm. B rady's guests were Mra. C. M. Vorce, Mm. L*. 1*. Hughes, Mm. C. O. McLaughlin, Mr*. O. W. Brady, M n . A. P. Connelly, Mm. G. F. Smith, Mm. R obert Newman. Abernathy for Alderman -k • W W. Alx'rnathy wlshisi to ¡mnounci' that he is still a candidate for tty« position of Alderman and w«jM>e in tbe race unfii the finish. He solicits (be votea of aH thoee who were lo t him Tuesday and «Specially those who voted [or tbe other rmndidate*. The election will be next Tburdaay, Dec. 19th. •. I ! .. «’ • ' . - a �.: ^ r 1.3, 1»U THE BA.NFOBD.. HERALD ON HONEYMOON TRIP Lawyer Fatnll) Shod» SI'.!, r-ln-l.m, Tampa, Fla., Dec. 12.—With a bullet in her lung anil gasping for breathy M l M aude Nichols awaits death here as the m u l t of a murderous attack made upon her by her brother in law, Ft. Percy* Jones, who U under arrest. M lu Nichols was shot just after mid night by Jones, who accused her of in terferipg with his domestic relations. Jones married Mias Nichols’ sister Fri day night and was on his honeymoon I t is alleged ho had promised to marry the other sister, who came to Tam pa with the pair. The Misses Nichols came to Fort . Myers from Nebraska City, Neb., sev­ eral months ngo. .Jones was a prom* Incnt lawyer fn his homo city, and a few weeks ago was defeated for mayor by three votes. On the train coming to Tam pa yes­ terday It ia alleged th at the sister of the bride commenced to tell her story of Jones* deception and continued It after they reached the hotel. Jones who was alleged to have been intoxicated to such an extent th at his bride loft him fow minutes after thoy reached the hotel, charging his sister in jaw with taking a sum of money from him. She replied that she was protecting her alster, so that she might have suffi­ cient money to return homo with if nec­ essary. Jones is alleged to have replied; " I ’ll show you how to protect your alster,” and fired. M i» Nichols evidently raised her hand, the bullet passing through the right member and thence through her chest, penetrating the lung. Attending physi­ cians sny that she cannot survive the day l' lllg Cincinnati Fire Firemen continue to throw water into the smouldering ruins of the (iilnon Hotel, the Kendlgs-I^itlmno depart inent store, the W. L. Douglas shoe ston- and the* up|*-r ten stories of the seventeen-story 1’nion Trust budding ut Cincinnati, winch wu* destroyed by fire early Tuesday morning. Soor»w of jhtmiii» were im|«eriled, bill heroic woik b> volunteer rrwcucru «a\<-d them. Forty-five scrub women were in the Union Trust building when the lire started and were actuiiP prisoners of the llames until rescuers run the elevators through the smoke and fire to (lie Ii>h tcrica! women. All the gmiKa of the (¡ibsoii Hotel are believed to have escn|K*<l. They were notified in time The lire menaced tip- heart of Cincin­ nati's downtown district, and losses* ••*t ¡mated nt from $800,000 to $1,700,000 wen* suffered So fur as known there wus no loss of life, hut nine persons were reported injured, none seriously. K 't n tiraci- Sues for I)i*«rre Neu nan. (ìu . Dii- I I Eugene II tiraci-, who us the victim of a imst'-ri shooting afTn»> ut ins Inune in Atlanta b u t Marcii, later churgisl ins wile with the crime, loduy filed suit |or divorce from Mrs. Daisy Opie Grace. 1 In his hill Grace reiterates the charges ho modo againat his wife ut the time of the shooting, that she shot him in an effort to get ptmiwnsinn of Ins fib- m* unce, amounting' to 127.000. At lier Irmi last June Mrs. Grace w:is aci|uitte<i of tin- s)iooti|ig unii returmsl to lier old home in Plilladelpliis where sin- now n-stdes. Speriul Term Circuit t ourt Judge Perkins of DcIoimJ today con­ tinued the W llmott cuao till the next regular term of the Circuit Court, upon •tbif ground that the statu'» most itnpor’ ta n t witm-M. Mrs. \V. H. Smith, is now seriously ill ut the Florid» Sanitarium. Thia continuance was asked for by Mr. A. V. Long, the special appointed atto r­ ney by the Governor of the state to look . after the case, and after a visit to the sanitarium , where Dr. Caldwell issued certificate setting forth the fact that th e witness was wholly unable to np|x*ar in court. Attorney Curl It. ltobinson, for the defense, objected to said contin­ uance on the ubove grounds, but Ida objections were not sustained. T he civil cases jv»re set for u special term to be held on Januury 20th. C ourt adjourned this afternoon.— Reporter-Star. Taft Appoints Cubbcrly Washington, Dec. 12.--Among the nom inations sent to the Senato today b y President Taft was the reappoint­ m ent of Fred. v,. Cubborly, United S ta te s attorney for the northern district of Flòrida. ' • ' Free! Free! Call at my store and get a jar of Shlnon — fh f g ^ a t silver cjuancr. Free. Heprjf Mclwiglin. tbs'Jew eler, 102 W. Flrstt • it* * . . 30-\lc a-•*» «E 9 * t > .. h. w. «. • To do your Christmas shopping; and with our competition smashing prices it is a pleasure to show our large stock of Christmas Gifts. For Monday, December 16th, we will have many specials on sale*. . *1. . • ,, ----------- -------------- ---------------------- K• r ----------- -------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------- For the Convenience of onr Customers this Store Will Remain Open in the Envenings Until Christmas FOR CHRISTMAS SHOES FOR i Jfi • • • CHRISTMAS i > <4 • 5 - • * 0 ' * 1 A most acceptable Christmas gift for men, women and children are neat, stylish Shoes, such as Snow, Selby and Cod man make and our prices are not duplicated. * We will have many exceptional values in our Ladies' Ready to Wear Department for Monday and the Christmas Holidays, in­ cluding a complete line of Ladies' SNOW'S M EN'S SHOES Coat Suits, Long Coats and John­ See the Snow Arch Support Shoes, nie Coats. “ Union Made,” special for Monday* $4!$0 Special line of new Skirts for grade, only......... ....... .. • • • « » • • • • • • • • • * • •• •• •• • • • • •Mond&y. Snow’s $3.50 Shoes, Tan, Russia Calf SHIRT WAISTS Our line of Ladies' Silk Shirt Patent Leather, Gun Metal and Vici Kid, Waists in Gharmeuse, Taffeta, $3.50 grade........ ............................ ....,r.„........... . China and Net over Silk. Spec­ LADIES' SHOES ial Christmas values. Christmas Handkerchiefs • Our line of Handkerchiefs is very complete in lace trimmed, embroidered and genuine hand made Armenian TacC Our prices range from 2K»c t o ............................. Special all linen Handkerchiefs at only .. .*. ....... ... ....... [>c 49c 2 1 4 -4 $3.98 Selby make« the«« neat, »tyliih and com­ fortable Shoes, lace, also 17 button tan. P aten t Leather, Gun Metal, W hite Nubuck, |5 .0 0 grado $3.98; »3.60 grade_____________ I CHILDREN SHOES Our lino of Miaacs and le a th e r, Kid, derful values. Godman, All le a th e r Shoos for Children, Patent Gun Metal are won­ Special line M onday See Our Window Display DOLLS-CHRISTM AS-T0 Y S G EN TS’ FURNISHINGS Our Toy Department inis nearly everything imag­ inable in the Toy line, including Dolls, Doll Furniture, le a Sets, Stoves, Balls, Butterflies, Horses, Wagons, Automobiles, 'Tops, Horns, Trunks, Drums, Doll Carriages, Shoo-Fly Rocking Horses, Velocipedes, Sulkys, etc, prices from 3c to $4.79 HOLIDAY GOODS We art* showing many articles suitable for Men, Boys, Ladies, Misses and Children for Christmas Gifts, including handsome Alligator Hand Bags, j/cather Hand Bags, Infant Comb and Brush Sets, Manicure Sets, Work Boxes. Brush, Comb and Toilet Sets, Collar and Cuff Boxes and Ash Trays. CHRISTMAS RIBBONS fix»ur line of Holiday Ribbons is very complete, m eluding all colors and widths in Satin and Taffeta also a choice line of Dresden Ribbons from lc to 11oilv Ribbon a holt lUc 39c SWEATER (O A TS Our Men' i Sweater Coat« make desirable Christina« present«. Fur Monday'« «ale .«jh'cmiJ vulpin at 49c, 98c. I) .98, $2.79 and $3.98 M E N ’S HANDKERCHIEFS Nothing makes a nicer Christina* gift for men th an Hand kerchief* filli line of Linen and also Silk, at prices ranging from 3c up to FLANNEL SH IRTS S.x- our n|MK-inl line in men'« navy, tan. brown und gray Flannel Shirt* Wonderful bargain.« fnr this sale hHIHc, $ 1.39 $179 und 47c $2.79 M EN'S OVERCOATS A Christm as gift that is comfortable und welcome is n fine Overcoat. Our very >|>ecial price* for threw* at $4.98, $8.98 and .. ........... __ ...... ........................ ROYS' SU ITS Our line of Suita will help any l>oy to have a llitp|ay Chriatmsu. Special new style* for tho Holiday season at $2.89. $3.98, $5.98 and CHRISTMAS TIES See our immense showing nl Men's and hoys' Silk and also Knitted I'ii-s, light and durk colors, our « | m*c *ii | price each 2-rw and Complete line Embroidery pack­ Embroidery Floss, all colors, rope ages in'stock at 25 cents to $1.00 India, 4-strand, fluffe & Crochet F u rn itu re For C hristm as WARNER’S Beds, Dressers, kid el »bards, Wardrobes, Dining fables, Centre Tables, Rocking Chairs, Dining ('hairs, ( hild’s Rocking Chairs, Hall Racks, Book Cases, Roller 'lop Desks, any of the above are welcome Christmas Gifts for the home at our low prices. $2.50 CARD TABLES fl.9H > S|K*cial value for nuxt Monday, piano finish folding Card T a b l« earn 1 only----------------- a... �Sam ■ zl iTT' - 'SV rrVW '4 ft:. - TRS’** 1%S4- *.„ à: „ », THE SANPOJU) HERALD ^ s s « e s  S - é é f e dkpaktmknt o r t n t interior *- The Florida Orangr juice squeezed through a »trainer into a I’ S U n d (iitlnnvlilr. Jìi , The Herald la in receipt of a lx*au- Diin glass. iitak*— • a must deliriou» tonic :»h i*tz. * , ... . . . . . Su lk1» It Krrteb. jH'rn that ThtifTUI 1 Hu>d, 4 t tiful little four page brochure just h n w d *™c‘l '" 't'111 breakfast <t tin- ^3orr*nto. riunj>.' »«» « vjxu«i is. i*jo, m»i« ,, by the Atlantic Coast Line Railway, en- ¿‘"™ » num ber of oranges strained . Si j I ! titled the Florida Orange. Following into “ pitcher ut night anil placed in the rm . TaiiaW.#. Meridian. b»« iu««i none* o im -!. . is the valuable information cunt aim'd ***** cnainw r of the rvinifuriltor. and ti*h fUirji td th« Umi «Ud> orucnl»«!. tx*for* ihr therein: then servee with b r e a s t , makes „ vxriy ¡ ¡ ¡ f t * ” ‘>nd‘ A sometimes rough, uninviting look- polateablc and healthful »tart for the f ’ 1" * " , ing globe, b u t filled almost to huniting *,a> 11 h*rii» MriAriy. of Ct«u*. norvU with the concentrated essence of tho One dozen medium »iz»d Florida» or Vu- m' IlksilY A I numi. spicy dewa, Jeweled raindrop», hulmly 1 ‘.V doaen ( altforniu»c. say of the size ss Kn-im I t r c U li t aim and glowing golden sunshine of the running 150 to JOO to the l*ix. will gi\e a 'Land of Flowers." j lull quart ot this must refrenhing h«*wDEPARTMENT OK TIIK INTERIOR Discard the mere appeurnnee; “ drink ■K*»-' I f H. lammiT t) (UTi» 1 »I (¡iim«vilk, Kl» II W r__»_. m t M *•!. 7«h. lull ISIS. 1* * the juico;" you will find it ambrosia Sol l o r 1 « hrrvtiy f i v r ti lhai Jerry M tlrrrow. of ’ • M O N I I O K N E W S N O T E S Indeed—a food truly fit for the god».” Nanlonl. Hi»il». »Ini, n I k o m W 11. I1HI9 . Mr. and Mrs. W arren of Sanford were ma»,«* llnmr.l«-..| KnU) .Srrwl, S'o (SU»», foe W>| . » Dtjicious, refreshing, healthful, invig­ ni SW *, So. iimi ; »od N W '» ot N*W 14,Socuon I» , ’’ Tiiftiiihip Î0 Suulli, U»ri(o 7*» fail, T»U»K»*wr orating, and a tonic for the jaded nerves. visiting in this sertion on Sunday Meridian. ha» flV«l notior at Inlmiton to make | t A. Kouth of Sanford transacted liusilinai commutation pmot. to r-uMnh daim to th. r FLORIDA ORANGKS ARE BEST, land dcscri/mt, I»/or» lb# Clark of Ibr Cirn*-ss here Tuesday in the Intere»» of N A rult (alovr because— ourt. at Orlando. Hon.la.'em th.-IMh day of January, tfl’I. J Colbert & Co. of Sanford. They arc juiciest—containing from -10 Claimant n a m m a« wilniu n / William It. Iloyd, of (Vola, Florida J. W. Johnson of Knoxville. T»,nn . is to 60 per cent more juice than California Cyril C Iloyd, ot l*aola KVahia. visiting hi» brother. J. It. Johnson of this Jam««« M. ltro««n, of Sanford. Florida. navels; Uf>-son 9. tlrtirrn, ot Sanford, Klnrvla. place for a few days. They are far more highly flavored; M K S H V S. t IICIIII. ■WYKrlMp Hrflstrr The pure natural fruit juice is not Joe Wynne wu» unuing the fuinou» thinned yut to a shadow by wayters of number of Monro«*’» famous hunters = = artificial Irrigation—nature’s irrigation Wednesday. He succedded in gi-tting INDIAN RUNNER and tho results of sunshine, dow and a fine deer. % DUCK EGGS balmy air ca n n o t l>e successfully imi­ J. M. Lee transacted business in Win­ tated by men; m an’s substitutes therefor; ter Park Monday and Tuesday of this P U R E S TR A IN They are grown nearer the uverage week, S ellini» SI.00 Each | point of consum ption, hence fresher; Mr* la» A. Johnson, who has l»s*n on They are thinner skinned; . BATES & TODD the sick list for lilt* past two wi*eks is able The Florida standard package is 15 R*. M 7 Saaford. Pa. to he out again. per cent larger than the California; Our school is progressing nicely, atFLORIDA is the natural home of the oranger os thousand* of arn u of wild l end a lire not a» g»»<MÌ a* at first, but K,d ill >• t grove testify it i* a forced product in ' ”D g‘M .y. — Fertilizer is Sold on its Merits D istinctive quality counts for a.» much in fertilizer» as any other article. Efficient service liki-wise hits it.s value. Favorite are made to give results not to sell at %Jow price. The difference in the cont of a good fertilizer over a cheap one will more than he made up in your yield. Careful attention to every detaifXi>rem|>tnins always, and a high regurd for our customers' wishes have helped to make us and our famous fertilizers the F’avoritv brands in such great demand* y y f •1 INDEPENDENT FERTILIZER COMPANY JA C K S O N V IL L E , FLORIDA A |ru u ku ral Chamicali • Inaactuide» . Special M it tu rn J . E. PACE, Local Agont H. Seed Irish Potatoes C. H. D IN G E E California, a creature of commercialism 1 ( apt. It H Smith ha» U»*n very ill (or Pl umbing and | (h.* past lew tlays. We wish for him u and artificiality. speedy recovery. The best way to buy orange» is by the Gas Fitting box. Tho original unbroken package Mrs. Jsermun gave a music, recital at you can usually l»e sure contains fruit her home on W ednesday night. There jy st us it left th e section which produced t was quite an attendance for the occasion. All Work Receives My Personal i it. Attention Anri Best KfTorts CltlTord Iserman rem .ered some beautiful After purcliiLsiiw t«>x of iif fruit. fruit, hnvi* hnv. I iw a In»* ioiu* on Iiin violin Telephone No. 23 it delivered as stMily as possible, end, or | We are planning to hav,»« Christ mas Opposite City Hall ange taken from the J m. x. the tissue I |rw> I|n(j ,.ntHrtlllnm,,n | the'sr hool on wrap removed, and the oranges exam , T ,„. ,,u ,JlU <m, Sun»la. ooooooaoo00000000 0 a □ 0000a 8 med. Discard »»ranges si,..wing .ie.a> ||||o| M.h„ \ ar* ltr(. ,.r a c e s ) and Carefully dry the sound ».rang»-» with »• j ,|r |„ .t| most (illl,v f„r the ............ .. soft cotto'i i*l »th, an<l pluro thvm vkioT* o DAVID SPE F H Propri«».. I |l Johnson <*x|tect» in liniSfi «bip O thè tem perature i» u» near unii orni a G B N C VA. F LO R ID A g ping hi» oranges ttu« w»-ek (rom Acr»»s- | 0 poasihie laymg them eitlier «in the the river. Me ex|H*ets .150 or 400 boxe« lloor on or a shelf. with the Iruits ciò»«' llli« yeur R A T F S 0 together. hut n««t act'ially t..u< long 0 M r Shoph.'r il ( r o m |lr ook«\ lib Iota F'ruil »t» tri-tata-«) w ili k»» p («•ri«« tl> souml O $ 1 . 5 0 lirr li ht' i i I lij I a p t *-»•11 of t h e A t la n t i c O for week» I* I H D A Y 0 Th»* prnprT way t»i a*tat .111 orange i« l«i Coati me Ituilw uy to.relieve M r Draw 0 o d> ni hit «»•»•tiofi work h»*r»'. while M r P Spet iâl by ihf W e e k «m Monlk drink Ihr juici ; 0 An orange timi ha« ln-en 011 ice all l l r u w i t v 1« w.tnieil m l ’ alu tk a Good Service \J r M urphv Ifansaeted b u -in its m 0 Good Location nigilt. cut acrisw» a» a lemon would he Q cut for preparing leinomide. and tlieti thè *■ tnlor»l e.|n»tdii\ o o o o o a o o 0 0 0 0 0 0 o o o o o o ao o o o c Fertilizers * Choice Selected Stock Im prove d Rose No. 4. Irish Cobbler. Red Bliss Triumph. Dixie. i Wrile for Prices. IrOt us semi you our booklets entitled Irish Potatoes Florida Vegetables. USK IDEAL FERTILIZERS I THE GENEVA HOUSE HKST AND CHKAPK.ST W IL S O N 8/ T O O M K R F E R T IL IZ E R C O . JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA SANFORD IIRA.M II |{ ( Maxwell, Manager. — II' For Engraved Cards See The Herald R E L IA B L E C L O T H IN G I J ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo oooooooooooooooooooooooa ooooooo o o * ir\l ELIABILITY i»s one of the points on which we have a decided opinion. We want you to have the utmost confidence in everythin# we ^ say in regard to our Clothin#. We sell nothin# but the best and we know them to be thorou#hIy reliable. We know that the makers in­ tended to make garments of proven reliability. i' If for any reason whatsoever this condition is not thoroughly carried out in the garment we have sold you, we want to be told of it so that we may make it correct for you, thus serving a double purpose—first, giving you the satisfaction which you deserve for the money you have invested and secondly and more important, retaining your good will and having you as a walking advertisement for the goodness of the garments we sell. Don’t forget that we have the nicest line of Boys’ clothing in the city. Watch Our Window for Saturday and Monday Specials lo o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o a o o o o o o o o o o o o o o a o o o o a o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o a o o o a o o o o o O o o o o OOOOO OOOOOOOO OOOOOI SANFORD SHOE & CLOTHING CO. S U C C E S S O R S T O D. L. 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Check Windermere Jrpp Co. to J A W R Munger nd wife t«i Edw son. il C. Gridin anil wlv to J y jr irner. Bewert. A Wil J. E Mosely and wife to M Julia Hamer to Jai. J. Parker kinsoti and wile. A. Schultx to Ilirarn Powers. . J E. Mosely and wife to V A SwannE. J . Farrar to Frank l. Helms. J. E Moseley and wife to K. F Kufut J. N. Bradshaw and wife to F. B. J E. Pfeifer to Robt. C. Sllgh. Dale. Mary Pfeifer to Kobt. (’. Siigli..* Margaret A. Delaines to Robert J. Waldron. Norristown, Tr. Co., to Ernest LieMargaret A. DeLaney to Helen Da«*t- bing. wyler. W. J. Thigpen to Jam es Jackson. H. 1« Ileeman and wife to J. H. Howell. | J. H. Reaves and wife to Chas. and Geo. Anderson. W. E. Hodges to 1. L. Hodge looooooooooooooooooaoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooog From the Nation’s Capitol f N e w s and V ie w s on N ia tters qJF Im p o r ta n c e ’ at W a sh in g to n by our S p ec ia l C & rrespondent 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 t o ': ■B, w ■fV"i T h a t ’the experts«.* of m a i n t a i n i n g a n i l classify the physical elements in Federal government Is increasing, by • conformity with a classification of ex­ leaps and bounds, every year, is shown |>endituree for road and equipment, The Commission is authoris'd to as­ in the estim ates of appropriations that will be require*«! for governmental pur­ certain and report a« to each pi«*ce of poses in the fiscal year, beginning July 1, property owned or iwsl by railroads, the 1913, subm itted to Congress by the original coat for railway purposes, the Secretary of the Treasury. The Demo­ cost and value to the present owners, cratic House of Representatives is asked and what Increase in value is due to cost to appropriate for the various depart- improvements. It is also ¡nstruct«-d to monti of government, in the new fiscal I ascertain any increase or decrease of capyear, an amount aggregating $1,1 Of»,- ¡tul stock in any reorganization of rail206, 963.14. Last year the i*stimnl«*s roads anil money receive«! by the corpor­ totalled $1,040,648,026.65. The Dem­ ation» by meuns of any issue of stocks, ocratic House cut the estimates lost year bonds, or other securities. xxxxxxx and appropriated, $1,018,412.710.91. At a recent visit at the White Hduse. The Democratic leaders will retrench at this ««*ssion but they admit that the \ Congressman Underwood stated to the appropriations will exceed u billion newspa|M*r men that the Democratic Congress will revise the tariff from agate dollars without a doubt. _ . Increased appropriaUons arc • asked to zinc. Mr. Underwood had been in for by every departm ent and Congress conference with the President at the ro-‘ itself njust havo more money to keep in quest of Mr. Taft,and talked briefly motion. At the last session the sum about the democratic tariff program jis of $12,299,619.50 was appropriated to he left the executive offices. Mr. Under­ m aintain the legislative branch of the wood thought it probable th at the Ways government, and in the year 1913, $13.- and -Means com m ittee will Iwgin tariff 291,983.22 is u»k«*d hecuose the new hacrings in January, so as to In* fully pre­ Congress will consist of 139 members pared to report and have a tariff hill or instead of 391 ns ut present. StaU d in bills at the extra Reunion. The commitround numlxsre the different departm ents t«s* will have the door» open to all who ask for the following.amounts: Interior, wish in be heard and have information $226 millions. War, $211 millions; Ex- to give. ecutice $820 thousands. State, $1 mil xxxxxxx lions; Treasury, $112 millions; Navy, Congress Glass of Virginia has a cur­ $154 millions; Postoflice, $282 millions; rency bill ready which he propose« to Agriculture, $24 millions; Commerce submit to Gov. Wilson for his approval, and Labor, $17»millions: Justice. $11 previous t«i its intnxluclinn in Congress. millions; and Territories, etc., $20 mil­ The hill follows the old Fowler plan aid lions. n any who have ni'ii u consider u mi xxxxxxx • improvement ov«*r that drafted by Mr. Physical valuation of all railroad prop­ Ahirirh and his usiwM-int«*« erty in the United Stul<* us a mean» of Mr Glass holds that in vn-a «if the providing a l,«ii»i» f««r the I lit«-niti»t«* I oin- spin'll declarations ol the Baltimore mnree ( 'oiitmissioii in corre«-ting rat«» *iiiiv«*ntion agiHiiNtylh«' Ullrich («ill and against which complaint is made, is pr«>- aguin»l u central txmk I he 1>«-in«» rutir |xMe«l in the Adamson lull wtiicji r» now party «‘.tnnot tak«- up w,i* «-«ii|«*r of being debated in Cong:*-»». Tin* Hill In*»«* propositions. providii for a ( ommission to carry fotThe siib-oommitt«*«* «>f tin* House j ward a thorough investigation It ul»o ’.int ing uml «’urren« '. ( ■■ii<nu, ie«* whud n s ’ll«» I lull th e v at •«•■ «*f r a . « 1 j •r«•| *• *t v i .i - log ui< ih«* • tirr« ii. v r«-'««rii |i«»tt..i. ' shall lie usci l t i t |•«•■<I by means <ii an in­ is mil paiMsI mi na> lull Ini' has ,mh | vent . s ' . a d t «vsti in « Inch shall h»j Sic i*««il ( .Irr < lull Til« . cuín«* «•■ -il'« Hi I h> .c l lift«I 'lr*v rapt Ilf «»I « v«-r iit*av III th«- lirg«- ami « P P ’ » n it« ., h ir «i d i - «i • u fiu 'h "You are welcome," says Mrs. Nora Ouffey, of Broken Arrow, Okla., "to use my letter in any way you want to, if It will Induce some suffering woman to try CarduL 1 had pains all over, and suffered with an abscess. Three phy­ sicians failed to relieve me. Since taking Cardul, I am In ,| better health than ever before, and that means much to me, because I suffered many years with womanly troubles, of different kinds. What other treatments I tried, helped me for a few days only." C A R D U I Gun Mrtil Bullón. Kibosh Lsa. Scollop Vamp, Kagluh do«h Top. Heavy «ogle »olr. Semi Milrtary i j i ' beri, noli button aoangement. $4.00 H Woman'sTonic Don’t wait, until you are taken down sick, before tak­ ing care of yourself. The small aches and pains, and other symptoms of womanly weakness and disease, always mean worse to follow, unless given quick treatment You would always keep Cardul handy, If you knew what quick am! permanent relief it gives, where weakness and disease of the womanly system makes life seem hard to bear. Cardul has helped over a million women. TVy it Wrtlt to Ladi«»' Advisor? Brockton Made. o m x " M*t free )II you neat shoes that are perfect ns to style, per­ fectly comfortable, and, of perfet t wearing quali­ ties? I is what the 1.me stands for. A wide variety of leath­ ers and sizes in excellent footwear. It will p a y you to-look over the line. gr«»'«i ■•n > pint« of pro- i-dij. ilo !{-i»e Heart ^qhealre M. A „I . VAUDEVILLE ALE You * will agree with us- that d f a S f * •shoes for Men are unsurpassed if you take your choice of oui sp lrn d id sto« k for I nil and W inter. How can D«pL. CX»tt»aoo*a. Merftcia« Co., Quttaoooca. TMIL, lor ivciat Irxitnuttont, sad M-pi** book. *'Hoin« Trwatzitst (or W g r i i 'i i i l Un- (irsi .«pi»'aranci* ui ".1 f<f*»r•I of ( I r Glu- ( ’Inh "f Met *on I 11 » t*r-i t > nf I iiI.ami \V• -lit I.i i M • g 1 it i I i 1ti Election Proclamation In accordance with the ordinance-, tlu* city of Sanford. Florida, 1 hereby «•;»; a special election to he held on Thurada> December 1®» HH2 at th* city hall for ! the purpose of electing otto Alderman ••• 1 till the unuxpired term. | , ,wr(ll,y u|),K,int E. W. D Dunn amt 1 Roy Tillc* ns ms|>ectors and J 1 Aider son as clerk of suid election. G. W S PE N C E R , Mayor 33-2U* Pains All Overl Till- n i «ti'u» •t-i,il«rri| .uni ihr «mg i •h II .«ft DclKi ing nf Hw» tili» < luh nnil Stetson Qimr ! lerlx-i 1 .*»• .igr-i.itt l«*tti* «.il» li ry lim imlnxl ami uiont uc\ m ini, Polnmu»«Rohm cvptablc to ilirir audh'iire. Th«* won­ Paul Rulw-rt» der grows when it is ienrn«*«l that with M r» 1 ii«v « Moaclmg iI•• 1 .« \1: two exception» l ’rof 1 W Phillips, the file t ; 111- t 'hll* d lw tiir of ninne ut the University und Heading T t t i r i .«ie-' U h ■* g who accompanied the i-lul* ha» •*••* n ...........!•■• Ila truilung the i lub m il. »«« • * **• t.«I. *|» n I t it i*n > I c l )\ ■lo, in ing of the I inverili) Not ik ur« the !*• *«• l«i i j ,,. .,rv.-t young gi'ntletpen i . •11 : ■• g t'.i 1 . 1«. Mi ‘Ih \ ot N a t ioM.il \ »r» Furry n u ll to In* ciingriitubiteli upon tm-ir rfThe cittz«*nn of Sanford are certainly fteiency and bright pr«M|M*cta for future indebted to the ls*nd a Hand Club for remarkable work, b u t ,almi u|xin their 1 he opportunity nf attending the most great good fortune in tx*ing under tin* miliihle musirul event of the »eitKon. and training and instruction of w com|M*t<>nt •din the privilege •■( enjoying ||,e .)■ . a teacher. DeLand i* also to lx* con 1 Ilglltflll "ilirerl given h. I I I , . *>1,.|xi,|. gratiiluled upon having in her nml»( ■»•• ¡ 1 |||M t lllh fine a club who «ili rulli) « lic c n e il 111 I mini''!lately after ihccrt *fu adding fn ih Inurel» t*> tin fume of her = I i int a llam l < I 1 r. . . j.tmi great Uuiv«*nut> and • ••• trilmt* -1,1,1 h '■mpliinentary to tin I I111- I 111' ill t lie t*« the plenum* of hi - • o in i,» fieHiitiful new hiuiie «I Mi nn«l Mr» The individual «orh of Metern« Her Í H U llermlon on Park avenue, which l«*rt Seagroatt tenor (iordon If.iyiies. « . 1» heinitifull.v ilei oraleil «ith palms, ! SS reader; Paul Itnlu-rl». \iu|ini»t ami ( lar- ferns and lovely re«l roses and a number 1— etice Mahoney, accotnpunwt, wus ex­ of Stetson banner», the rich color m o tif' ceptionally fine, und wil» thoroughly up lieing red and green. In the receiving I — ul\i precint«*d\and i>.njoy«‘d by th«* audienn*. line were Mr. and Mrs Herndon. \lnm I — E7t Friday, Pe**m b«r 13. t i l l FLORIDA GROWER«- NF WS i P ii« 8 e «K • am 111 NEXT D. A. CALDWELL & SONS WEEK Sanford, Florida W e now I a/e i.i Stoch a Full Line of = I “ Ware E v e r ” Aluminum Cooking Utensils § EsjK*citnr^- di«l 111« » W i r t tom *» o f th«* Mali« ! Bowler, president of the Iwtui a I S . beautiful new violin ap|K'ul to th«* 1U- Hand Club, Mre Henry Wight, patron txm«*p«. wh«*n it'w a » l«*nrm-«l from Prof, | «is of th«' club. Mias M«*ll W hitm r. s«»-I'hillipa th a t Mr. Ro ImtCi liu.f made t h e . reiary>. and Mint Mudg<* W ard. m«*mU*r viloln himself during th«* past sum m er ,»l the board. Tlu* large numlx-r of In Clarence M ahony, Sanford is very gucata in a tt«*ml nun* w.-re pleased to proud of h»r sccotnpliahed young miiai- 1 meet |K*rs«uiaIly th«* memlx-rs of the (He«* cian. t'ln b who hud ent**rtaim'd them so «leT he full rich tenor voliv of Mr S«-n lightfully at th«* roncert. and w hoclui-rgro att, the soloist of the rlu b . united fully contnhuted another im prom ptu w ith his pleasing |x*r»onulity. make» the program for the pleasure «if the guest» ut future of their fortu n ate |MMsaes<ir.|liright ’ he ^rervption. fhdicious punch and ' I^Vr- with possibilities. HU selections were very much enjoyml. The following program. »0 splendidly rendered, vH'lll givo Rome idea of the charming entertainm ent afforded by the Gle« C lub:— Wake with the I.nrk Geitiel The Gin* Glub Rolo, Ia*1 Me Like u Soldier Fall Wallace Herl>ert Si'agrontt When the Band Is Playing Dixie 1,’urka The Stetson Q uartet Heading, Old Ace Ilnxiks Gordon Hayti«« I'ae G ’wlne Back to Dixi« Whit : The Gloe Club Lv c ry Good Housewife Knows “ W^re E v e r ” Aluminum, r i t e Ware that Lasts a Ge nera­ tion No Coated ttr Plated Article. Wears like S o l i d “ Ware E v e r ” Utensils save Fuel beat quickly = is needed If you «lout know W are E ver" S o ld only by Hill Hardware Co. . Firsl St. and Oak Ave. ask»*i I ■ because irm am to t bey — hot a = keep them hot W e will be pleased to show you A l u m i n u m ask your n r ig h lx u ; -. u t Alt! mumm A Set or 3 few pieces will make 3 Christmas Gift 1I13I will be useful fur years lo come. ~ C o m c in and see this line. ^ and Ü = lonji tune, consequently less I 11c Metal. <-uk«* were servisi by Mrs Rolx-rt N e w ­ man. M lin«« Ve«lu \Var«l, Linda Con­ nelly, Knau* Purdon and Lucca Chap|H>ll. Sanford will lx> pleased to welcome llu* St«*t»on Glee Club again, which la coiii|Nued of the following g«>ntlcmen: Menare. H. lì. Seagroatt. C. McDerintxl. It. Petereon. C. Walker. A M Lawrence, C. V. Mahoney, S. T. Walbank, It, J. I lamgatreet, • Paul Rolx-rtn. Gordon Haynes and Professor J W. Phillii». True to l.lf«* Judge Mr. Jtutw ed Well . dearest how did you like the play? Mrs Justwill Quite true t.. Ilf. •-iiange mrvanLs in ev«*ry uct Absolutely the Most Dur at l e, M o s t Sanitary, Handest and Best Line of Cooking Utensils on the Market .. to rn I . g �II t IE R A E D IN SANFO RD— UN »• W orth L io l n j IM + Tuesday, December 17, 1912 « -1 P O ) f/ N^A 4'/r i i*Cf * v f e moiSt* P 1 ». ^W ä LaE : C H R üâT M  S '.Í1J / *n—\T'7 ^ r - r -¿ H �„If - \ , 1 (\V V ^ N r * . / i. •A v(_r v**^ \ + '- \ _ \ "'t. *T£r\ vrV>K V»;> -.irr «X *• A •« * X, ■ f ( 'Ò' ' N ^ l -V ' ‘Ü 3 I i /<l<>>t¡ vs m i l d i i j / / >/ 1 i >f 1111 Uff III *s n 0 / /o >i j f 1 1 1 1 1 1111 j G i l l u m fiilduff v I ( H j I f 111 i l l ¡ i n i ' W ii fi>iini/u\ unijninnul fsjj / I S / I i> 11 i j i /III// /n m ii/ j i \ i jnn> >u i l>i/<’ Un> /i j i i i </'<> i ( i •j i m j i / n s » i 1 / ¡ i n ) in i i j j f ' ' m i u f f u i \ n i 111 n . ^ i n ) ) ' i i n / a j sU n i x / >\ // / / / n if / / 1 / s, ’ ■ i n / >s >//v/ // j s ; f/ ' I I 11 I ) I U / s / 1 n f s f 1 11 i f \ i / 1 i n f 1 1 1 1 ^ u / j ' i n i f i ¡mu >< ¡ n i n n h n . l l l l s S| III Uf J s u m jsi.ii/ J Ul u I / vj i h / i m u j n/j jn m '/lili;/ / TvA I ¿ tiW cv. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 13, 1912 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 13, 1912. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 13, 1912; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7c71a406567b262f79ea9c71b4f98223.pdf e00cc3a0516a738067ab104ac892e2cc PDF Text Text r * ■ 1 - . n COM M ISSIONERS MEET Continued from page one December é, U l i THE SANFORD HERALD )OOOOOO0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ( three competent, disinterested persons, )NROE LOCALS who wee citizens of the County 6f Orange ' j . M Enterprise was in this and Sute of Florida, were unpointed to Isection las? S ' t cause an accurate survey to be made of Mrs. L. R. Roberta returned home last Why not take a Hunting Trip on the Ramona? It the proposed drain and to do auch other week jdtsr a short visit at Lake Butler. matters and things as by law might Ik* MIm Helen Isermnn, one of Orange "doesn't cost any more. One of the fiocst vessels in required of them, and county's energetic school teachers was Sanford Harbor. Ready for Hire on Hunting and WHEREAS the said Committee has. visjtinj{ her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Iaermade its report and presented the survey man Thanksgiving. Fiihing Trips or Plcaiure Parties._____ : : : . of said drain all os required by law, P. Lawson and family of Cleveland, . Enquire, of E. P. Fulton on boat at City Dock or, See NOW THEREFORE, it la ordered Tenn., has moved to Monroe to make that the Clerk of the County Commis­ their future home. sioners for and on behalf of aald County E. E. Osteen, our ferryman, has pur­ Commissioners advertise for a period o chased a large motor boat, known as _ __ not less than thirty days, in a newspaper "B aby Heck," for the use of the ferry. ! 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 = published in said County of Orange and By this means he expects to aerve the State of Florida for bids on said work, to public better In tho future than he has iiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiNiiiniiiiiiiiiii be given to the lowest responsible bidder, in the past *. • with the privilege og rejecting all bids Mr. Drnwdy, our section man, who that may be offered should the same Ik* has been quite ill for the past few days considered unreasonable. is able to,be at his work again. Adopted December 3. 1912. Floyd Keller of Cleveland, Tenn., ha* Attest: M. O. Overstreet, arrived and is one of the busy workmen B. M. Robinson, Clerk. Chairman, at Monroe. Upon motion it waa ordered that the Mann-Warren— Mr. Drew Warren W c have a limited supply Spaulding Rose •* Comptroller be requested to allow the and Mias Donle Mann were quietly No. 4 Seed Potatoes to offer Sanford Growers. redemption of Tax- Certificate (Tc loll of united in the holy bonds of matrimony ^ * 1912 and all subsequent tax, at the flat Nov. 26th, at 3:20 o'clock. Rev. Surpmeri sum of $10.00, by Mrs. L. J. Lang, on officiating. The bride was dreawd in This stock was grown especially for seed and is white allk and held fn her hand a bou­ acocunt of excessive tax. guaranteed to be Free from Scabs and Rot— and, quet of Florida flowers. After the cere­ The reports of the following Count mony they were presented with many Officers were received and filed: Treas­ to cut econom ically. Those desiring to place or­ urer to State and County. Certificate of useful gifts and hearty congratulations. ders with us should do so before December ISth Hanks, County Physician, Polls Collect­ Their many friends wish them a life of p ed, Report of Licenses, Supt. of County happineaa and prospe^ty* as supply o f good seed is very limited. Jas. Johnson, who has been quite ill Home, Pay Roll of State Vfltncssea, Oct. Tax Redemptions, Sheriff to Stute for the past few «lays' is able to be out .» . Auditor, Sheriff to County, Clerk Crimi­ again. John Oglesby gave a candy stew last nal Court. Supt. of Roads and Bridges Saturday night for the entertainment knd Auditors Statement. of hia many friends. There was quite WELBORNE BLOCK SANFORD. FLORIDA The Palms Hotel in Sarasota will open *n attendance for the occasion and evin a 'few days for tho winter season, erybody enjoyed themselvee vei«y much. The hotel will Ik* under new manageThere will be Bible reading nt tho inent, nnd new furniture to the amount church Sunday night. Jim Oglesby, Jr., of $:i,000 has been purchas«*«! for the ■leader. All are cordiully invited to at- villa Iota at a less valuation. Request not granted. tw~ Petition of S. M. Pierce, L. Rain, et al. , received and read. Laid over under the rules. \ Petition of Henry Schopke, J. D. Ma­ her, et al, received and read to straw the road from Plymouth to the Lake county line. Upon motion thtf subject matter was referred to Mr. Merrill and Supt. Branham' with power to act. < It was ordered that a duplicate war­ rant for $1,600 be drawn, payable to the Orange County Fair Association. Upon motion tho county surveyor was ^ instructed to ascertain the mileage of the main line and aido tracks of the re­ spective railroads of the county. Upon motion it was ordered that the county do one half of the strewing of the Clarcona and Orlando road. Communication from O. C. .Bryant, with a subscription of $25.00 to dig a ditch near Wagner received. •Upon motion tho subject matter was referred to Commissioner Woodruff with power to act, provided the cost to the county will not exceed $60.00. Clerk was authorized to purchase a new book typewriter. Communication froip E. F. Sperry re­ ceived; upon motion subject matter was referred to .Messra. Overstreet and Branham with power to act. Communication from the l>oard of aldermen of Winter Garden receive«!; upon motion ths road as asked for was ordered opened. Upon motion the clerk was instruct­ ed to notify the persons on the east side of the Apopka and Orlando road, from the city limits of Orlando to the old vineyard corner, to move their fences back to the stakiw net by the * county surveyor. Upon motion the chairman and clerk were authoriz«! to purchaiw the neces­ sary metal furniture in the county of­ fices in the rourt house. . A |ietition of the trustees of Pine £ Castle Special Tax School District was presented and upon million the follow ing renolutkm was passed. Whereas, A |>etition hus been pre­ E sentee! to this board by the board ol public instruction in nnd for Orange county. Florida, netting up the fart that I a petition had been presented to tain ‘ board by the trusteei nf Pine Castle I Sp rial Tax School District, linking that an. election be culled (nr the pur|xne of determining if the county cnniiui»riloners of Orunge count), Mormu, should pi authorized to create an indehiodncieol 41600.00 for the pur|x»c of reul entan to lie used for educational puipom for the erection of school buildings, sail . el-oll.>n to lie participated in by the q^alitud electors provided for in Sec­ tion <124 of the General Statutes of tin State of FloTlda; that said election .was held on the 20th day of November and resulted in fuvor of creating suid indelii educes, and Whereas, The said board of public instruction has requested that the said amid board of county commiaaioncra pass an order to provide for said indebtedness, Now, therefore the board of county commissioner* Ix'ing fully ndvise<| in tho premises, and on request of board of public instruction os nforeiiald, does hereby authorize an indebtedness of $800.00 for the purchase of real mtate to be us«-d for educational purpt»«** for the erection of school buildings, said indebtedness Ui be a charge or lienonly upon said Pine Castle Special Tax School District, and tho chairman or clerk of * the county commissioners are hereby authorized and empowered to-sign such note or notes of this order, and in creat­ ing said indebtedness as aforesaid. Adopted Decemlicr 3n£ 1912. M. O. OVERSTREET, Chm. ’ Attest: B. M. Robinson, Clerk. «. Clerk was instructed to pufthaac n warrant book for road and bridge dis­ trict. In Re drainage of IUack Hammock, the following resolution was upon mo lion passed; Whereas, on May 7 A. D. 1912, a pe .tltion was filed by Oliver P. Swope and others representing a majority of the -.i property owners within the deocrilied limits, with the county commissioners in and for the county of Orange and ri • atate of Florida, asking that a drainage district bo estsblished, and - ^. Whereat, tbe county commissioners aforesaid did cause tho said petition to •. lay over until the next regular meeting o f said county commissioners, and did •„V «order that notice of the hearing of said {Million be dulty advertised as required "'J>y Section 960 of tho General Statutes ;! oI_the State of s Florida, and WHER meeting, after due consideration It wa^ Pwt a ordered that" said Drainage District be ’established, and in compliance with the / provWona of Chapter 16 Title 9 of the. FjrM -DivW o» of tbe General Statutes / .the of Florida, a eommitte* of TH E LAUNCH RAMONA C A P T . C . B. F U L T O N iSeed Potatoes M. 0 . Coggins Co. illlllllllllllinillllillllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItllllllllllllllllllilllllillllllllllllllllllllllll For Engraved Cards See The Herald you're in a hurry you'll find that u)e can save you a lot WHEN o f time buying clothes;. that’s one o f the advantages o f ready­ made garments; doesn’ t take long to get a fit and a style you want. But saving time is only part of the advantage; saving money is another part of it; and getting a reliable guarantee of fit and satis­ faction is another. And another is the Special Prices we are making on these Suits for Saturday and Monday Only: A Nice Souvenir will be given with each purchase made here on Saturday and Monday FINE $15.00 SUITS For ft it ** ✓ . $18.00 it ^ — $ it ft •$20.00 it it •y ft $25.00 it yI ft it $28.00 $12.00 $15.00 $17.00 $21.50 $24.25 . The Only Exclusive Clothing and Furnishings Store in Sanford \ & SEIG H ) ■ 117 E A S T FIRST S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A " i 1 * . r. • . 117 E A S T F IR S T S T R E E T <Af ft v - J] �■4 Published S o m i - W o e k l y — Tue sda y and Frldày C SANFORD H ER ADD IN S A N F O R D — L ift i• Worth Living N u m tx r 32 ■ ANPORO, F LO R ID A. T U E S D A Y D E C E M B E R 10. 1212 KILLED WHILE HUNTING ON THE COUNTY DIVISION Commercial - «V Club Molds ,-Enthusiastic Meeting An e OTHER PRECINCTS REPRESENTED Sanford's, Cue Is Presented To State Senator Doncgsn By Many Of Citys Prominent Citixeni There l* a predominant feeling in the hew territory today that the new county is alreday made. That the hahy is horn and her name is Miss Harney, as F. P. Korater aptly remarked at the meeting last night. V The regular meeting of the Commer­ cial Club was to ^fuve b»»*ii held at the regular headquarters in fluVrity hall, but the great eiitllusuum displaye<l in the case and the desire of many of the ladies to bp present forced the du b to aeck a larger room and the High School Audi­ torium was tendered them. The San­ ford Hand started the hall rolling by playing several soul stirring nln- on First street nnd then marching to the uuditorium followed by the crowd. Promptly tyt 8 o’clock Senator 1lonegun. I). (i. Wagner. P. A. \utt» Ague» and Col. O’ Bryan who hud come by auto from Kissimmee arrived ut the audi­ torium and were menrted to a place on the rostrum, surrounded by the mem­ bers of various committees and visitors from Ixingwood, Oviedo and other pro cinets. •• President laike eidh-d the meeting to order nnd asked for u reading of the • minutes, following which Secretary Bates read a must comprehensive report und statistics on (lie taxable values in Orange county. ex|x»ii-titure*a etc and also in the new county of Harney u report carefully syj triptied by Mr. II. DuBone and a report that will asslvt the new county materially in obtaining a divorce. .Mayor Spencer followed by giving some intrj-enting data regarding the growth of the city of Sanford. D. L. Thrasher, C. K. Walker. F. P. Foniter and L. It. Pliili|w also gave intereating facts alxiut the sehbol* and the new section and gave goo<l reasons why a separation should take place now The real gem* of the evening were the six-echist made by K A. iMuglam of Oviedo und W It. Ilvaly of Ixuigwood. These gentlemen literally brought down the house and kept the * * audience In rare good humor. Since Sanford has not started a cam­ paign in the precincts of the new coun­ ty. nwniting the printing of vital statis­ tics our rnanyVfriends in those districts hardly know the’ farts iiImiuI county division and the talks made by I longlass and llealy were listened to most ut tentivcly. They gave the people every assurance that county division would carry, provided the new county could guarantee them good roads nnd a.square deal and the Commercial Cluh and live . entire audience assured them of their good faith by a rising vote for good roads in the new county. Major licaly brought out one good point by asking the new county to pub­ lish a detailed report of all the exfxmdl• turea, something that Is impossible to obtain now in Orange county. Interspersing the speeches- the hand rendered some beautiful selections and at the close of tho program Senator Donegan was called to the front by Presi­ dent Lake and Introduced Uf the audi­ ence. Senator Donegan prefaced hia remarks by thapking the people for their loyal support and the invitation of the Commercial Club to meet with them. ‘ He said that he was in Sanford as he had been in Orlando, to act aa the judge in the cose and hear both aidee of the quee% lion, that coming from another county he would be entirely unbiased and could only render his decision in his official capacity at the siw aion/of the legis­ lature. The meeting then adjourned and those who were present frit that much had T vl "been accomplished toward County divi­ sion and for the present we will rest our Mayor McKay baa Issued an- order prohibiting vaudeville performances In Tampa on this Sabbath day. The pic- .ture shows will be allowed to remain OTHER COUNTIES ARE IN REMEMBERED THE CONVICTS Volum« V TRAMMEL HEADS THE LIST Phillips Sent Convida Big Thanksgiving Feast * There are^few |>eoplc in the world Governor-Elect Chosen Presi­ thnt have larger heart than Dr. P. dent O f Association Phillips of Orlando, a well known or­ ange grower and shipper. Having plen­ ty of tills world's gocxIs has never warped CHARITY SESSION W AS SUCCESS Doc'a better nature or made him forget the unfortunates around him. Knowing that the convicts appreciate Rev. J. D. Langley Elected Third Viceby the discharge of a gun in the hands Smaller Counties And Better Result. of his young grandson, son of Mr. Smith, a change in the regular bill of faro once Are Asked For By The People President Of Stit* Charity superintendent of the tur|>entinc works. ! in awhile the genial Doctor never forMr. Rooks, with his grandson, started 1gets them on Thanksgiving Day and this In The Interested Sections Association long before daylight to drive to the hunt1year was no exception to the rule. The Orange county is not alone in the The Second Florida State Conference Ing grounds alxiut five miles east of I gang now working at Geneva ferry rodivision aflair if this will Im>of any solar« of Charitie* und Correction», which ha» town. They arrived at the old Brant­ i reived boskets nf all kinds of foods and to the old girl in her hour of separation. been in session in Tampa for the past ley farm, not now occupied, just as the plenty of oranges and had a big feast for There are |>eoplc pf other counties and three day», came to a clone last night first whistle of the saw mill was blown, the day. many of them thnt are not satisfied with with the election of officer» und the choos­ which is nt four o’clock. Hero they Dr. Phillip* is a modest man and the ring rule of the large counties and ing of Gainesville a» the place for the math- coffee and ate breakfast, after 1never makes public his gixxl deeds hut recognize the indisputable fad (hut u next convention, the time of which is to which they continued on foot into th* The Hernld man glenm-d his information hummock where they exfx-cted to find smaller county can get better results for from Francis Kurd, vtho has charge of lx* set by the executive committee. the money s|x-nt. Notice the following The officer* elected for the ensuing year squirrel. Each carried a double barrel the prisoner» on the road work and we from the New Smyrnu Breeze; ore os follows: shot gun, that of the boy being of the pause to pay this tribute to u man who “ lu the matter of county division President, Park M. Trammell, Tailshammorlesn pattern. They had not deserves a compliment for his chnrithut few of the tax payers of the east hasaee. proceeded far when the gun in the hands alile impulse*. First Vice President, It. T Solestcn, of the grandson was discharged, tho load side hf the county have considered what Jacksonville of bird slfbt, at short range, entering It means to them individually. When Sanford ( lt> Improvements Second Vice President, Mrs. M E. into the knee of Mr. Rooks practically it is reulir.ed that we pay nearly threeSanford Is paving twenty-two mil«-* Randall. I^iwtry fourths of the road tax of this side of the carrying it away. All of the arterh* with brick. Surely this means thnt Third Vice President. Rev. J D. Lang­ were severed and death from hemor- county and have heretofore only re­ there is money in Florida land. This ceived twiv-liflhs of il to build roads in ley. Sanford. rhuge must have followed in a few min­ city has come to the front as a trucking Secretary. Marcus F. Fngg. Florida. utes. hut the l>oy cannot say how long this part of the county, we can under­ «-enter very rapidly in the last few years, Treasurer. Prof I. I. Bernard, Gaines­ he remained with his grand parent nor stand why there is u nlhreaaity for divi­ ail-1 twenty-two mile* of brick paved sion. Another thing of even greater ville. whether the latter wras still living when -tr-s-ts i» only one evidence. Executive Committee. Park M. Tram­ he departed in quest of help. He says importance is that we puy an equal pro­ All through this section the thriving portion of the school tax. There are mell. It T Soliwton. Mr*. M E Randall. his grand parent mid him to go und to truck farms an- to lx- -wx-ii III the highest take a gun to protect himself. Quite' three school districts in the county, two -hate -d cultivation. -Three crop* a Rev. J. 11 Langley. Mureu* G. Fugg. likely the urrhin was afraid of tho bull on the wi«*t side and one on the east side, year is a reality, ami crop failures are Prof L. I.. Bernard, l)r. W F. Black­ wht-re the burden of the taxes are col­ man. Mr». W H Bnkt-r and W G. Browild cattle or wild animals. alumni unknown. Celery i* one of the lected. It is un undisputed fart thnl rein. The boy wandered, waded through Ix-st paying cro|>*-in this section, and New Smyrna anti Daytona und the o o o water up to tin- waist and . after a long reache* fx-rfection at Sanford. The ITie Pliilliji» Manufacturing Company walk arrived, still bearing the heavy smaller schools of the east side of the buyers from the nnrtb make their bead gun. ut the residence of Mr. Wilcox, u county have never received the same quarters tbere. and thu* much annoy <>f Orlando will tx-gin within the next few day* u modern l-udding for the mile und u half east of town Mr Wil­ proportion at the lb-1.ami schools of an-v is »av«*d tin- |irtxltic«-rs cox was not ut home, but Mr. Btuckwell, the west side of the county t urn» fruit», t<mi, an- grown cxlcn manufacture of »|M»-iul w-xxl working If wt- art* ill error it is up to tie- school muchini-» which the «Mmpsny i» now a brother of Mrs. Wilcox, lost no time aively. and tbere nr-- numerous grove» in hitching u team and with Johnson, a commissioners of the west side of the to lx- seen within a short distance from turning out. the liu»ltie«i* having gutIf they cun gr->wii Llit* jwvecht building. The prin­ colored employee, and the boy, drove county to disprove the fuel tow n. rapidli to the fatal s|x)t. It is sup do it we will glailly acknowledge our t-r • The whole community has a prosper­ cipal mafhinra, ur thr one» for which the js»ms1 the accident occurred between ror in these columns. ous air, nnd with other improvements greatest demand has lx-en created, are Wt- ure looking ftir what is coming to six und seven and it was near ten when (hut will follow aclooe on the heels of the tho morticing and pocket cutting de­ the ri-scuers rrnrh«*d the body. At that is ami we cannot deftend un the prom­ paving, the residents will have gixxl re» vice* which are so Inrgely used In mak­ ise o/ politicians and office seekers to hour the-body was cold and rigid. «on to lx- proud of their city Jackson ing modern window frames, and speed lx-ing one of the greatest elements In Mr». Wilcox at once, upon arrival of give it to u*. The only way is for us to ville Bulletin. profitable manufacturing plant*, these the Ixiy, despatch-sf a messenger to the fake ma'tcrs in our own hands and divide uuo-tun--* haw come into greut demand, home of Mr. Lnvcjoy, a neighbor, to the county und sjiend the tares as will lxThe Methodist < onferenrr nf the greatest Iteneln to us o o o telephone to Sorrento. Mr. Frank The nntiiiul confercm-e of tin- ,Meth Buttle, taking Mr. Smith ami others, in Hu- roinnti»itioiH*r» of Polk county at -»•list church for Florida will convene at Japunese Bazaar hi-» automobile motored in that -lir--ction lump« next week and our own Rev llx-ir «.-»»toil Tuesday mapped out a The Welnku Club members are rnuk to reach the scene of the accident plan whereby they will ut tince begin Summers will attend. This item ex­ Other» went i (tb-toatnxa, but all of tllliu* mg greut preparations (or their>**Kwanwork on n notwork of roads betwran the the cluh presses nothing hut news. The yR“ I imixirtniR town* of the county, and having only vague directions were de- Koba” which is to be p{vcn question that concerns all of us collect­ layed in finding the body, over which rooms Tuwwlay and Wednesday..Dec. ively. irrespective of denomination is that having systematized their plans t they Blackwell anti the grantlson were stand- IT and 18th. propose to havit the work completed Kwan-Knha is Japunese, menning we want Rev. Summer» returm-d to in two year», ur probably a little earlier. ing guard, Johnson having been sent Sanford He has only lieen here a short back for help. Not till 3 in the after­ hazuur, uml thè ufTior is tr> jx- Jupuru-se At the end of tin» time Polk county will time but in that period has accomplished noon did the party escorting the body iti every re*|x»:t. lx- able to boast of some of the finest Miss Iturbel (iaiiies. un importer nf so much gixxl not only in bis own con­ riiuif» in Floridu and a* they will connect reach the village. Mr ('-Mi|>er, justice Japunese govds will Ite bere wiifi « full gregation llllt III the general Ilf«- of the the -’-unity » li-u-ling town* will be of of Hie |H-uce bel-l an inquest. city thut The Herald voire» the general Mr Kooks was thoroughly reliable line ut lare-«, eitihroidered -In-ss g-xx », lasting benefit. The roads will be hard sentiment in uaking the conference for III all tils dealings ami industrious to the «ilk kimotias, mandarli)», finis, uml liu„surfaced with Bartow clny. his return. limit. He came fiere from North Caro­ dnxfs of other «mailer articlrs, i-»|x-co o o * Frankly we do not like the Methodist lina six years ago. purchased ten acn-s ìully useful for gifts und prizr». Miss Member» of tho Village Improvement manner of appointing minister». We in the town pigi ami engaged in farming. (iu%e» needs ilo llltcrodurtion tu thè become enamored with a good man of Asaociution of New St. Augustine have He also did un express transfer business. |x-ople o( Sanford, os a great rnany hitve derided to assume the responsibility of Since tho burning of the hotel, Mr. und road °f her beautiful line of goods at the j*1' ^ummrr* j * * tbo ^ mi hnvlng the principal stnx-ts of New Au­ Mrs. Rooks have kept open house to the Demonstration Fair in Jarkaonville a h«' becomes iden.lineal with our aoci.l, gustine iUumiilatrd with incandescent travelling public. few w,x-ks ago. This will lie the moat ™U*,ou* a" ‘l civ ,,fp. hp a,tl’nd" r,,n- lights, and it is proposed to have the He Ifttvea n widow und two <iau|gh~ attractive und variitl display of thing* * * -* * * • ' improved lighting service installed at Sanford need* Rev. C. H. Summer» tera. Mr». W. D.^Smith, wife of the su- /apaneae ever brought to Sanford, the earliest possible date. Tho Village and we love him and his family too perinlcndent of the turfK-nlinc plant. Beside» there will he several other Improvement Association, which In­ fondly to give them up and we reapedand .Mr». Cowajl, wife of J. A. Cowart, equally attractive booth*, for needle clude* zmong it* members many of the i fully |x-tition the Floridu conference u Sorrento merchant. He also has aU- craft,. art» and craft*, hand painted leading .women of that towyi. Is doing to return Rev. Summers to us. china, candy und refreshments. All the tchi living in North Carolina. much go<xl for New Augustine, and has ' ________ _ rt Tho funeral will lx- from the Baptist booth* jiresided overjiy pretty Japanese even greater improvements planned for A Special Inrilallon maids in native Costume. church at 2 o ’clock Sunday. the near future. . To the lii-lie* of Sanford and to tjnA feature of the Kwan-Knha is the o o o 0 pagoda, the home of the Japanese for- Wolnka Cluh,'Tide Lend a Hand Club, . Nearly 150 soldiers comprising the Fuiors Count) Division the Clover Club, the Helping. Hand So^ 111th and 162nd companies of the United Major W. R. llealy aqil wife of Long- *u" ,‘ ciety, tho Book Circle, the Book Lovers State* caoat artillery stAtiJmcd at Fort will be a novel wood were visitor» to the city lost Sat-; Howcr Shop urday and the Major was cornered ‘ r" at «'lnk ^rytum them urns dub and to all chureh ro o d e . a corOlal Dade have lx-en mobilized A the country near 8L Petersburg for their annual en­ The Herald office on the county division lo * « ’ld v" > |o* ¡,rirnt- with ,nv,ulion l* e*“ ,n,,wl b> Wednesday matter. ’T u t me down as being for * ilh tach ,,owcrC!ub to meet their guest, Mrs. W. B- campment and war manocuvering. A ...L„ ,ht’ Kwan-Koha w 1 Is given 1 county division.’ ’ said the Major. *T : Whi|p by Young, president of tho Womans' Cluh number of sham battle* are being ar­ was in tho fight before and 1 will tie in- membcr» oi l^u WeUk* Clul» il u d,‘' Club of Jacksonville, who will talk to tho ranged for next week. On the night the fight again because 1 believe that ! lin d thMt thi> *»• m*de ,n for ladle* of Hanford Wedneaclay afternoon prior to breaking camp, a big sham this section Of the county Is getting noth‘* r*on in «»"ford, and everylxxly in the Congregational church at 3 o'clock battle will be held, which will attract Ing in the way of .imptovements and ** invited to use the kwan-Koba for on the biennial meeting of the Federated hundreds of residents and tourists from knowing the progressive spirit of San- d e la y in g or selling any tirticlw in the Clubs of America, which was recently the city. o o o ford it is a cinch that we VilLget goo<l|^nM Mready mentionerf. Article« will held in San FraneUco, California. Nearly half a million paving brick are roods from the new cèunty and \ square ,M‘ ■»“ ,ht’ ° » n f ri" - th' club tp receive 16 per cent on all article» At iHr Star now being unloaded In Tampa for use deal. •old. ’* * . What would we -do without music? on the streets of that city. Four and a Thpse wishing to place article* on sale Life would be one mhx-rzdile carts-r. The half million more of the same class of Lend Hand (la b x or display, such as painting, china, brass management of the rfCtar has finally sue- bricks, shipped by the same Arm in Bal-* The I>end a Hand Club will hold its craft, calendar*, fancy ^ofk or eandi«* in getting famous Trojan timore are to arrive there within the •regular Ineeting at the home of Mr». next six months. C ,.i i, i ,..n __ i _______committee' . thw week at a very lafge exfx-axr This .Quo o'clock. A full attendant- of the memMadge Mi Word, Chm. company must not be-compared with a Apalachicola is to have a new opera lx,-r» is earmwtly desired. Mr». Samuel Pulcoton. vaudeville show as it is high shove the house. The contract has been awarded ----------- --------------------' Mr». Frank Woodruff. standard. Those who want to hear the and construction work t>egun. - Tha Mrs. R. J. Holly. M.-D. Taratua of'.Middle burg, Florida beat sir)gera sing the latest tongs come building) will cost $10,000 and will b « Mrs. RôbL .Newman. U in the dty the gucat of hia rod, George to the 'Star Thursday, Friday and Sattlr- equipped with all modern conveniences, Mr». A « W. Brown. d»y.■uch as sliding curtains, scenery, etc. 4 j * «*0*J . ,D*(; a-«-*Prominent Citizen of Sorrento Actldentally Shot by Boy Division O f Counties W ill Be Sorrento, Flo., ¡>ee. 1th. Editor nf Thr Herald: A Live Topic Our town is in mourning and three families prostrated liecause of an acci­ dent in which a most reapeeted fellow VOLUSIA WILL BE DIVIDED TOO citizen, Mr. W. T. Kooks, was shot and w , ' killed at an early hour this morning, { ' S T W t;, -, '« « - . i j a - x C . t k a é M «L »•*« ¿ • * ' % « ■O R Dr. P. ’r - , c°' ™'" S '1"-"->■- '•i •Y& »3 �• > ***»» ; ,: V • ■*" nlì / December 10. 1912 THt SANFORD IIFARtD tVEN THE GATE POST NQT IN IT CVilel It Among .Ye Taking Note* ami ralth. lie'll Prent 'Em"— So Says Saunterer.. ■HQ • if W|Pr. * I ' History has proven', in this aa in other kinds of business, that the man who "sticks to it” —and learns it thoroughly —is the one who makes it pay, and tW man who gets scared eut easily usually does so at a,tjrae when the other fellow is preparing to reap his harvest. Another mistake some cattlemen make Is in trying to Wat the market. Like other speculators, they will hold out os' long as the market is rising, perhaps Wyoud a slight slump, but invariably they ship when a decline is well under way—and help thereby to give the toWggan another slide. Why not ahip when cattle are ready for market? Is It not expensive to hold them beyond maturity? Does not the cost of extra food offset any possible margin of rise in price? And if every cattle feeder would do that there would cattle feeder would do that woijld" there not be a greater regularity of receipts at all markets, a Consequent steadying of prices, and a more equitable distribu­ tion of the profits in this immense and necessary Industry? , Stockmen should also gradually work into raising their own feeders and should not begrudge tb« pasture necessary for thia remunerative branch of the business. The silo would prove a mighty help In their development. In fafct, silage and alfalfu are destined to solve the problem of how to make the money raising live stock off corn belt lands. There will in all probability be pained In the near future a bill preventing the <u)c of falves under six weeks of ngi which will be both ft humane and im­ mensely beneficial measure n beef will feed twenty times as many people os n veal and to their better nourishment. How many thousand of young cAlvuiire slaughtered yearly that could (n easily raised to fully matured Wei cattle' • • • J Election day, November 5, 1912, will aver be notable in the annaia of the movement for woman Buffrage aa mark­ ing the greatest victory it ha» yet achieved. With the closing of the poll» approximately 1,600,000 women voters had been added to an equal number .who were already entitled fo cast their bal­ lots that day, and the six ntatva where women have this privilege had been in­ creased to nine. Kamos, Oregon and Arizona were the three that had just franchised womep and placed them on an exact political equality with men. Now with women enfranchised in all the neighbor states, the Nevada legis­ lature of 1913 may bo counted on to sub­ mit a suffrage amendment to tho voters, who ¿re likely to accept it. Wisconsin had followed the exnmplo set by two months before and given a majority against tho constitutional amendment. This action was not In the slightest d*^ g^e due to any inferiority of tho cam­ paign of the women in its behalf, for hi both of these states this was longer ami more strenuously waged, more rnonej was expended and ‘ more wonfen were engaged in it than in any of the four where tho amendment received a major­ ity vote. The .difference in the result was caused entirely by the difference.in conditions existing in the states. Tho discussion of this subject is po r Seeing a bright light at Phili|>s' cor­ longer academic. The winning of thru ner the other night I approached rare 'qpore states will we women enfranchised full*, mid -aw a hunch of signs under In one-fourth of all in the Union, as the) gins*, containing the advertim'menta 'S a n f o r d lo d g e s now cun vote in nine on exactly the of SaninnKs enterprising (?c inerchnnts. same terms as rrten and are eligible for I did not stop to see who was on- the S a n fo rd lo d g e No 3 7 . I O O t every office In addition to the three board* but I wiU Wt my rhanrm for QfMerla nvrry Monday at 7 .10 p in., over Imperil. gained ut the recent election are Wyo­ fices in the new county ugainst a hydro­ A ra tro M. M E va n.a N. GW S D i l i » » Sec'* ming, Colorado, Utah, Iduho, Washing­ phobia dog that two-thirds of them ton and California, named in the order never advertised in n now*pa|>er in their S em inole C h a p te r ho 2. O rd e r t a a t r r n Star Mretgevery aecucul and fourth Friday In month in which they gave the franchise to wom­ life and I will also make the odds greater Kerry one « h o haa tern hit Star In lha K arl an en. The only question now to lie con- on another Wt that the man who made cordially Invited lo vial« ihr chauler Aura If. Hl «aun. Sec'y aidervd is which will !>« the next states to the deal has about $ 160 of the Sanford grant this privilege »ml when will all ol money in his |>ocket und gone to new- « . r O r . C e le ry C U y Aerie 10 5.1 them do so? Although the agitation past lire* with it. 1 have heard that this Merlins ever* Turrda* nighl al S . i Inrk Hail In Welhornr fU rrl third Son* began in the eastern states fifty year» «ort of advertising has Imxmi tabooed b> ago, has been continuous und has as­ the Commercial Club and the merchant* Photnltltdle At ). K or P sumed large prO|iortinn.*, and although in general, but then* are «o many suckers Merit teoind and fourth Monday». Vintili» alwayi wr'cnme I’ t llulrhlnton. I’ C until recently th«*rv hus tM«*n ulmiat born every minute that you can't keep knlghta Felli S f rank. K H and S none in tho south, it is not improbable the anglers out. S a n fo rd Lodge, ho U 2 . F fc. A M that one qr more southern state* may 1 am through! II t Tolar M ailer. M W. Lovell. {Uv-rr franchise their women before this bus For years l havn preached and prac­ iary Communication every (Irti and third [h u rt been done by a single stute east of the ticed the idea of trailing at home and la r i «I 7 .KI r rn Vlaltlng bruthert «alcuni« Alleghany mountains. The greatest whilu 1 had no advertising to noil I always U n ite H ro th e i hood o f C a rp e n to ra a n d Ja in drawback in that section haa been the aavocated tho patronizing of the home a rs af A m e ric a upalhy of the women themselves. They paper along with other home industries, Sanford Loral Union No 1731,11. Il ol C a n d ! A m erit every Thurtday night at 7 o'clock in hnve not had among them un onormou* (or if uny institution here needs reci­ of the Lallet Hall. J W O Singletary pretident ‘ nia rk «e !d rr “R SfcT (leobody of working women to suffer the procity It certainly Is the newspaper. I disadvantage of Wing without |>olltiral have made enemies by telling them to B P U t S a n fo rd I odge 12-11 influence; In nil resjrects they have been tbeir fare that they were injuring the Meet t i n t and Third Wegrwtday night, cornet ' F W Konitan f. R. slower to catch the progressive spirit of. tow"Ti by »ending out of town for their Fitti and Palmetto O t, f i i u a . Srrretnr* the age than the more highly stimulated goods and yet they will do it und now women of the north, and they have been that the parcels post is coming there will L. U . U . M. lulled by the tradition that*chivalry was he more of i t But never again will 1 ■ Tho Loyal Order of Moooo! meed every Friday evening at 8.00 P. M in Salire Hall, W rlborne “ all women needed. Any tendency to­ talk about .home industry. lllock. Albert heigh, theta lor R 'll (letgrf. Secretary. ward a desire for thd suffrage haa been Go to i t Get everything you want promptly suppressed byt the men, but from the out of town business house*. Monro# Chapter ho 13 M. A M Meela every tecond and loutth Thursday In all of a sudden they tWtnselves have Everybody is doing it und 1 intend to do Maaoolc Hall over Irape-lal Theotrr Vlaltlng been brought fare to face with a serious it hereafter and then some of the mer­ companlont welcome. A W King. High Price I y L llouaholder. Scc'v situation. chants that like (o preach one thing and With the exception of Arizona, which do another will wake up. is too new to W riasnified, all of the*e c e o . a . De c o t t e ^ Wt your new»pa|>er die. The paper nine state* which* hnve enfranchised oecds nothing in the wuy of advertising ATTOKNEY amo COUNSELLOK at l.AW their women have heretofore Wen re­ patronage. Help the outside man who l’ rocuco in State ami federai Court» garded as normally republican, and an will carry the money away from town enormous laxly of voters has been added and will, not bother any merchant to Corner.Woodruff Bldg Sanfurd Fla. to the electorate, which under past con­ make change for him. ditions, would hnvo been likely to give W t tho entire city atop trading at republican mujoritice. While this would home and wo will give tho other aide of DR. , W. E. HOUSHOLDER not directly uffeck-the ratio of presiden­ the city a fair trial and see how it works. D EN TIST, tial electors or me in ben of Congrcea it ‘W t the paper stop. It never docs any­ ’Phon« 41 indicates u tremendous influence in poli­ thing but knock your town and the Roofoi 23. 2 4 and 23. Pk*> DM| tic* which will have to be considered Saunterer la an old wind jammer who SA Ñ FO RD , .FLORIDA. and can only j>u offset by enfranchising knocks everybody and overythlpg. a corresponding number of women who Don't buy anything from anybody at DR. ft. M. MASON would supposedly W Democratic, and homo and you will not bo bothered, with that would mean to give tho suffrage to tho bothorsomo customers. • DENTIST those of the southern states. Welhorn Block , Phons 10 t City Council MeeU Sanford, Florida i . There is in this country today u Resolved to exempt new hotel from shortage of beef cattle. taxes. Not only are we ceasing to export DR. C. G. B U T T * . The City Council met in regular ses­ cattle, but our own food supply is Wing sion December 2nd, 1912, at 7:30 P. M. DENTIST seriously curtailed. The past two yean Present, T. J. Miller; President, P. M. Office: Yowrll Building have witnessed an alarming acarcily of Elder, H. II. Underwood, B. W. Herndon, “ foeden" and conaequent high prices, W. S. Hand and F. L. Woodruff. Min­ SANFORD. FLORIDA and a steadily decreasing number of utes of the last meeting read and ap­ = iarmen fattening them for the market. proved. A tetter from the Southern THOMAS EMMET WILSON Laat season they argued that with corn Brick Manufacturing Co. 'offering to ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR at 6O-70c per bushel, and "feeders" at furnish the brick for paving 9th Street AT-LAW ‘ 6-d cents, it would W a risky .proposition was read. On motion action was post­ to take hold—and many of them stayed poned. Reports of the Fire Co., Treas­ La la Stata Attorney Seventh judicial Circuit of Florida out to their great regret. urer, Chief of Police, and Sanitary InRcaldearea. Sanford and Svhraa Lakt Those who did‘ go in and feed to ma- pector read and ordered filed. The maturity made money and. Iota of l\/f2 ltrk was Instructed uThotlfy all persons Rw A m n»M tst This year there is mors corn at a lower who had not paid their aidewalk accounts, Ofk, PUm U , price, and tho undoubted scarcity of that on all'unpaid Jan. lat 1913, the Icjna . V ' • GreJaata af Llaiyeiwly ei P m .iy L .a U both feeden and beef cattlo and the ¿ould be recorded. The following nSeo- DR. H OW ARD H. CUSTIS growing tfsmand by a steadily increasing lution . was then adopted. Whereas, u v ’ / ::*■ V E TE R IN A R IA N population •practically guarantees high theSanford Hotel and Improvement C o ^fiT t«A * .VV. i t -----~ ~ . . rU »10A — prices in the finished pryducr. 1- donate to any person^- ïm B S Ê m m ì 53535348535353232353482353532309234853485348534853485323234853 : ’ ~r Peoples of Sanford who will build a good hotel thereon a site at tho foot of Falm#tto Avenue, therefore be It •reoolved, that wo tb j City Council of the City of fxanford. (believing that this Hotel la for the heat interesta of th« City pledge ourselves to use all meant in our power to have the City exempt the Id Hotel from City Tax fqr the term of vc years. Moved and seconded that aidewalki adjoining the following Lots, be and the aamc is hereby con­ demned,a^nd the owners ordered •within sixty day* to build new Cement walks. If not done by tho owners they will b i built by the City ajid a Win placed upon the property. Wta 6 and JO, B 8 ?T 1; Lota 6 and 10, B 8, T 2; Lots fefiii'd 10, B 8, T 3; LoU 6 anti 10, D 8 ,T Ai'-LoU-fc and 10, B 8, T 6; LoU 6 and iO. D‘8, T 7; LoU 6 and 10, 1) 8, T8. All on north sido of 7th Street ’ , Also Lota 1 and 6,1) 9, T l ; LoU 1 and 6, B 9, T 2; LoU 1 and 6, B 9, T 3; Lota 1 and 10, B.9, T 4; LoU 1 and 6, B 9, J 6 ; LoU 1 and 7, B 9, T C; LoU 1 and 6„ U 9; T 7; LoU 1 and6, B 9 T 8: all on south side of 7th Street Carried. The Street Committee were authorized to have side­ walks built on the West’ side of Laurel Avenue from First Street to Fourth Street. The West side of Elm'Avenue from Fourth Street to Seventh Street, aiid the West sidd of Myrtle Avenue from First Street to Second Street, r Moved and seconded thnt the Vouchetjo ns signed by tho President and approved by the Finance' Committee be paid Carried. -i.lji Kf ) ' & Established in April 1906 Capital and Surplus $40,000.00 Read Our Comparative State­ ment Below $16,891.1(1 June 4, 1906 $97,746.80 June 4,1907 $95,683.50 June 4,1908 $154,720.81 June 4,1909 - .$187,415.82 June 4, 1910 - ' $196,991.18 • June 4, 1911. $280,686.49 ; :June 4, 1912 We are here to help ourselves and you. W e pay you 4 per cent, on Savings Accounts and Time Certificates o f Deposits. W e Insure Your Deposits. . W e offer you Electric Burglar as well as Are protection. W c ofTer you liberal treatment based safety and conservatism. on Our officers and employees are polite and courteous. We want^your business. Peoples Bank of Sanford SANFOIU), FLORIDA OOOOOOaOOOOOO0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 § T H' E RAM ONA ol LAUNCH O * Why not take a Hunting Trip on the Ramons? q doesn't cost.any more. Sanford Harbor.' One of ihe fines! vessels in Ready foi Hire on Hunting and . Fishing Trips or Pleasure Parries. Enquire of E P Fulton on Irual at City Dock or See o 0 o o o o I C A P T . C . B. F U L T O N icioooaaoo 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 i j» ! A. P. . C O N N E L L Y ’ ! GENERAL ! INSURANCE AGENT / FI RE SANFORD. FLORIDA Office Above First Motional Bonk t VVM M H H VU M M M VMVMVVVVVVMVVVtMVVVMVVVVWVM MV MVMVVVW < M. H A N S O N MODERN SHOE REPAIR SHOP A L L W ORK D O N E BY ELECTRIC MACHINERY No. 103 Wral Kirat Strrct •A* i t , ? Neat Door to City R«aou iial . . 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U u i l n r n M a n a g e r t u b i c r l p t lo n P ric e . *2 0 0 a Y e a r In Advance Delivered la the CHy By carrier J2 00 per year In advance or 20c per month. Payment! In advance n u i l Be made at ofTRV Catered ai tecnod-ciaat mail matter Auauit Z2nd 1908. at the PoetoAce at Sanford. florida aader Act of March 3rd. 1879 0 Bee la Herald BuUdlnj Telephone No MA frank Walpole of the Munateti Rec­ ord U after. Joe Leo’s job and has our best wishes for success. Newspaper men arc generally aucccssful when they want u Federal position. P * » The following card received at this Ofllco bearing the Loughmnn postmark tells its own sad story: "Hummer sus­ pended publication.— Pope." That the hum of The Hummer is to be heard no moro among the iiilLs of Loughtnan is aomething of which the citizens of that section should he aahaipcd.—Plant City Courier. ------ O ----Editor Wayne Thomas, editor of the Plant City Courier and Min. Claim Wil­ son were married at Miaka. Fla . 1?. S. A„ last week. Congratulations to both and may they never exjierience any more hardship than that of conducting u weekly paper. Hut how in the world did Wayne get money enough to go way down to Miaka, wherever tha t is? O separated from the county ring by mak­ FLORIDA'S DAY IS AT HAND Florida'n duy i* at hand. The inter- ing this a spinal road district Orlando « 1 inuni(t«»tr<J ull over the country a*- also objected to the proceeding on our aun*i that much Many thousand* of purt and fought it folk* are coming here in th«* y«*ars t«> Tiie Sentinel says that no reason has conif, und they will ull bring more or lc*> ever been assigned for the neglect of the money for tlie* upbuilding und beautify­ county in tiie matter of roads. Would ing of the stute. They will lx1 u pro­ the Sentinel tell the truth about tiie * * gressive iHttpIo: they will lx* J for nea reason for the neglect and has it ever furmo and orchards, for nicely painted tried to get th«- inside facts about suid houses, for good rontl* and for roojxTn- neglect? tion in the marketing of cifru* fruits and ' Unwittingly tiie Orlando Sentinel vegetable*. has made the finest argument for county Kvery settler, regardless of the amount division that could be framed up and of money he brings »till him, adds value Tiie Herald wants every voter in the to every acre of land in Florida, them* new territory to read the above urUcIc reach«« of pine, prairie und hammock and digest it. The spirit of Orlando that are now wiling so cheaply in Florida ring is the dominant note in the article will some duy be worth much more and the Sentinel echoes only "His mas­ ter’s voice.” money, even though undeveloped. The bext time to buy is now. We ----- O ----huve only to look ut the progress (Cali­ RETROSPECTIVE Some sixteen miles ago then’ were fornia has made in thirty years to realize how Florida will grow in the next thirty. about 100’ miles of roads built in Orange We have everything California haa in county, making this county the banner the way of Flimate and then some. We county in the state in the matter of good have not the mountains but we have the roads. The roads wen- carved out of incomparable lak««. We have much to (he wild woods literally and put in first offer the newcomer, and what we do of­ class condition without a dollar of extra taxation. The cdunty then did not fer will be appreciulid. Some yearn ago lx»s Angeles was contum as many people as it now con­ smaller than our Tampa tixluy, now' tains and nuturnlly the money from tux she ha» nearly 100,000 imputation Thir able pro|>erty was considcenhly li'as ill lh<‘ Sanford m-cIioii tiie lands that ty yitr> ago I’anitlemi was a sheet pas lur«-, today it m a splendid city with are now usM-ssed to the limit were ill nearly 5 0 , 0 0 0 inhabitants Land values their wild und unimproved stale and in California are ueurl) util id sight. were assessed ut about fifty cents on the Haw citrus', land, with nvnilablu water, acre and we are afraid to venture an as­ sells for $500 an ncre. In Florida splen- sertion on the price that the omcaaed lid land ran yet he had from $16 to $100 value now bring* into the county cof­ in acre, according to location. Florida fers. Sixteen years ago or about tb.it time in much nearer the markets that is CzlOrange county ba«i good roads forilia, and the rut«“» are (nrri'-ixinilNow then- are none and yet the tax«« Ingly less in the far eastern territory, w,.|| we leave it to the la. (uiv«*r to ami that it where the lug markets are Huy land in Flo' la now. Iluv whil«' •Upply the expleliviss M«'« «T—.ir v \\ h ere a re th e gixxl r o a d s t h a t h a v e ill*' 1.111«! |x cheap ll never will I««* made Orange count} (iiiiiuum? T h e elmupiT The Florida t¡rower new c o u n t } will e tn h ru cr a te r rito ry that 11 .it th e lo w e s t i-xtllllUte tu rn s $ 5 0 .0 0 0 ill RENTIN’ FI. h olt lit IN’ Its F R A N K ’S DISCOUNT S A THURSDAY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Editor Hugh Sparkman of the Mari­ anna la*ader called his people up on the car|x-t abouf tlirir Mr«'«'t.- and walk, and now lh«-y endeavor to say that Hugh is kuocking the town Ke«'j> it up. Hugh N'o editor livi« that can please all the |Hxipl«' all the time and when >,,u lllahi taxi's Orange county held an election over them mud they usually gel busy and |)o .SMI |xM,p|e that an liv in g ill tie clean up their premises w h e t h e r thi-v lik«- i v, nr «e»» *«» ' " " " I ......... <uiit> for -u l in w territory IIn ut. that out of tins mi it or not Kmx'k them .« httl«- n.inler I 'ii ient to tnake Itru k roiuln in e\«'r> part meii.se s u m a liew county go.eminent und get brick uni't.- for ii»- prettiest j" f th* conn!} Th«- Sentinel f«»uglii Hu­ can lx* maintained ’ n t} in the w«««t. bond ismue just as that pujx'r bos fought A n d 'lo you n ot think that ou t o f this <»'»♦♦♦♦♦♦■♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»•»♦♦♦•♦■•»+-M.+++++.+.+++.++++++++++++++++ :: Phone No 281 MAGAZINES ;; Ice Cream MAXWELL’S A V l r¥ A 7 F T ¥ Soda Waler Confectionery ¥ m 104 F. Street 4- :: p e r io d ic als « * i Cigars and Tobacco ¡¡ - e v e r y i| uexlion for b o i u l i n g i b e c o u t i l } (l im in i'lise s u m .<>u c a n o M .it n . o u r goo>l ■The siia|icrtsion of tfie tu'« afteriuxin fo r b r i c k r o a d s or u n y kiinl o f r o a d s r o a d s w h e n On- S a n f o r d d is t r ic t will not |ST2 It is a m o s t s ig m tic u n t fuel th a t now hi s|x lid a c e n t o f t In m o l e ' , for ou r g o . ..I daily rtx’enlly extnldi-died m i.,rk M H i I tie f a c e o f e o n ii I } «ll YlMon a le i .«Her > a 11 r o a d s l e - c a u - c t h e . .if, air« ad . p r o . b l e d ville is aiinounred It olii «tor. b i r d lias .«Iready I xn id is l for f " imi Don (or ill a s|x-<ml r o a d dis trn t ' N«i call fur it. ttu* Metr,«puh* lull} cov­ for b r e k r o a d s ttint tiie .'«•iitinel s h o u l d ering the uft erre „ci held, leaving but c o n i c n ut for b o n d s as f o llo w s scant and msullicit-nt patronage for any U* «II H U M IIII III! IS I Mil 11ll "For several yearn (ample traveling t s i „ „ ,i 1irtv» • I i i t m H t ih r. L I« rival publication We note ids» that f r o m K ixsiimnis- to Orlundo h a v e Ix-en I hsrrm lff Tl h IV I ¿ the new daily in ( ¡limi-s. tile establish«*«! S t . l i r r t« hrrwlty fixen t th a t T h o in ft* I lltixal «» f gns-ied about ten miles tins side of Kts M o r illa » h u oc. A u (ii« i I 'i j i l . m «.| * u iew week* ago is taknig a rest, having â l m il t, S «» I) ì I ,‘ i ( o f N ’ ■> u f simttu-e bv a large sign Ixiard Ix-.iring tin- li«,(n«*'ii l^ ii l , t c i K u t îti T ow n »h t| t IV S o u t h . lU n g t- 2 ‘ * announced its suspension until the first inscription '«>*<-c<ilu County Line." M r n -lia a h a« n o t i l i n f in January. Kx|>erimentihg ip daily jour­ leni»**«) to rn a k r fin a l threw > r*r tirOitf. t o i w l « l ' Thewe worils in themselves would at !l«h «’ la ln i t o lite U n«l «tw ivr .!•-*. f t u » t In-lore* Ih r nalism is costly business, and («erhaps f l*rh o f th* ' irt tot t n u n . «t i irU tb ln , K l'irw ii •• jraet but bill«' attention, but t h e fact \h«* I'tlh «lax of JaiMtAf) IVI3 more thnn in any other line of enter I laimanf name» a* »ttro»«»« .(lint right at this point vehicles drop prise tiie conditions must lx- just right W illia m f I o f S*irre*nlit M o e i.U right from a gixxl hard groad into a d«>ep I h » f l a \1 « I a ' ■ ««i i • «■ !« l i t f i ' l t to insure success. Lakeland Telegram I 'i t o l l o x a «I • « » t a n««t|«l» b*ri o f siti,'I aio| eon liii'M tli.it w.iv for \ ll•**•• K •. « •! * A -.I4 F ioriti« 11 I •w. i •. m ile s , |rnr into tin heart o f ( >r I I K V K Y > • l|f MM I Seed Potatoes I .K C \l \ M » H I « , Il I ■ ilelo g| .«-> tie wi-ril- ig tnfie a ie • lh.it "It may lx- legal but the prite ipb- is i •*** '“ 'I •«'••r.ome wrong tlial permits a section of a rou 11 "* '* fxs'ullar fact tb.il this, one ol ty to determine by its own vote, without the moM important roads in the slate. consent of the balance of the county, being tiie great highway lietween Jack­ that it will secede from the county sonville ntid Tumpu. and over which u where its obligations rest." says the vehicle |iiinms. on an average ever} Orlando f'itiz«,n The talk in t Irringi' twenty minutes during tlie >|,i. i- mu is getting strenuous and t be ud.ncut«-x of III«. wi»rM road- in the r iiinl. for division and against di.ixioti ar> u> live and nggri'xxivi I’ lie s;aiif,,rii |x-..p|.tiwm to Ih* ■■••rt.iin they will get tlcir «Icstri-s and be allowed to lortn a I'winl. of their own. Time»-1’ mon. •Did the editor of the titiK ii ever know of a comity that was willing and eager to part with a portion of their best territory for a new county? No one expect» Orlando to accede to oar wishes in the matter or any other matter. But county division is not left to orjondo or any of the territory outside of the new county lines. - O — HOW ABOUT NEW COUNTIES Pinellas county will soon Iw in a posi­ tion to begin it» gooii roads coast ruction. Tiie vote on Tuiswlay gives the county $.170,000 to lx* used in (Hiving streets and building highways Orlando Re­ porter Star. • And Pinellas county has recently lieen divorced from Hillsborough county, too, brother. If the mother county built the necessary roads for the whole county why should the new county he forced to bond for $370,000 to build good roads in aaid new county? And if there is nothing to lie gained by form­ ing new counties why arc so many of them formed at each session of the Legislature? And if the new counties do not prosper and give the people more for the taxrs expended why are the new epuntiea so successful and rich and pfus) us. The inhabitants of Pinellas itinty must bo well satisfied with the ctkinge and- tuive great hfthfidence in thA new cMtnty to he willing to vote $3'n)l000.worth of bond* for road build­ ing alone.. ; ; -f r . * How about It? tJ' Can you explain U t«« truths to the DoopUT («M m i II gre.it. » 111111- 1 t, .is , \ e r Jlegle, I t h.il I.ee!l ,lv>lgt««N| f» r |{,.W, . e r wli.it, .IT III« ««l.illgf eil- lx n o t i| i\ i-i»n . but till- ri fe l *.*• «t I» l(« t u < t r n ir tlllM I M l»F IM F. I M F . t t l O l f I s I « m i '»fitte at t «a m e» Ville. F la W c Lave a lim ited sup|>lv S p a u ld in g R ose N o . 4 Seed I*otatoes to olFcr S a n ford (Growers. I Ins stock was ||iiiwn especially lor seed , guaranteed to lie r rce fio t n Sc.tlis and K ot t <« i ut e c o n o in ii a 11 \ a is and I Ii« >se «1« si 11 ng Co place or* «lets with us s Ii«hi Id ill« so Itrlote |)rcctttbci I5flt as suj>ply ol ¿¡ood seed is vety lim ited. lArc-rmlier Tth. 1912. N*ótica* i« h rrrlijr fi» « * n th at JcrTy M . H r » » * .» , o f Han forvi. F lo r id a , w h o . o n I W m l t r e iN. I'jitKF m u l e IliK naM pail. K m r > . H m a l. Nr» «Mîl'i.t. t i n W ' y o f SVV 11 SrxihN i 7 an«l N W I , of N W 1, . Se*ction I f T » w n « h i| i 20 S «»u ih . I i* n g r 2 9 \ a » l . rallah a»e«ec M r r u lt a n . h*.» HU«1 n o t i r r o f in t m t io r i t o rn a k r final «•nmniutat Hw* |*r«*«»f. r»ta l»lt«fi •lain i '«• th» la m i a ls ix p .I»-.. r«t-.| |«r|urtt th e • IrrW «• l Im I « *•»»11 « »Mtri «t t» r la « i.lo Fl.tr»>!« «m «he |*.th f a » •tí Jan uar> 1*•I * ' latm an« *»«*!»«■• •• « « i« W tilia»» M |l«n « o f l 'a o la F t*«» ta « » t u « H««» -I «if f 'a .'la F io r iti« J a iitr . \t M« . « .» .• f....| r*..i i« t , »«•• « «f - « % I F i «r I . MF-MO > • IM llll (in illtj m ilte il e l f o r t - Yl *2 *l|» | M. 0 . Coggins Co. | = W Kl.HOKNK HI.OCK S A N K >81). FLO R ID A S n . }\u i i t t r m m n t m i t n i n vvvtivvvmViVtVnititVkj^ lt .f.-» r » " north so u th ' r<iudItmid material- ,ir«- -«.ire«, .mil high KKPOK1 ut lllt. CUNDHION Ut pririxi. and the -iHirxr we get down to real road building, vote Iximl« sufficient f irst \alioiidl BciiiK al S a n ton i to buihl roads of miiteriul« that will IN THf M a l l OF r i l M H I ’ A. Al II I» ( | y N | t»F stand.the action of the elements and the IH SINIAS NOV 2M UM2 greutjfind growing traffic of this county, Kt SOI Kl t.S the<fjrtter it will l>e for tli*- fax payi'rs liHitii nixl lha«*«unta 3.1 an«l the sixiner will III«' vast area of fer Oxrnlraft* *nurn1 and unwvurnl % 2 m nits 370 U3 fl 250 OO til«' lands n«iw lying idle in this county V S Honda to w ru ff r iu olniton Honda, »nufilt»» rfr 35 UHI 4V» lx- occupied and cultivated by u thrift} jlankinl limnr fumiturr and nttur^* 12.0(H) !>«♦• from .National Marika (not rrarrer (M'ople. ajrntt) U * | ! 2 HO f 3 7 7 21 When tins is done taxes f«>r the u|«k«x'|i |h»r from Stair Marik* .iimI Mankrra Dur from a|*t*r«rvre! r»*»rvf agent* 23,030 HY on highway« will lx* nxluced to a mini­ Oirvk* ;ilit| oMirf •jyaFi ilrtn* I 621 Jil nf •Hhrr Nuhnnitl Mnnfc* h I5if on mum, und our greatly increased |hi|iuIu- StHrv f r r»x l««»l-f « tiff >Di » nirkrla ,iimI rr ut* t 2'J1 13 tloll, and III«' mi reax-il area of improved l.AVfUl M At I K l ' l l i f IX Hi m xt/ lands will take the tax rule out of th«- &t*nri»* f 5.200 OO 22.6(H) 4M» !>rgal trndrr nofra 17.400 00 psts of burdens and put it when* every Kntrmptkin fuijd »Ith U S Trraturrr ( r* t*rr *»f rimtlafton 112 50 man will lie nhle to meet his taxi-a witli eas«' and prom|iti|dsn, arid lie will then For Information, Unten and ReservationH «et* ncaretit 1 13 5 142 14 fY'tat IHiint with pride the stronger to our tux Atlantic Coital Line Atfcnt or write rate, insteud of keeping the fact in the I I AMU .ITILA Capila) Stia k patd tu . 125,000.00 A . W . F R I T O T , D. P A S S . A G T . back grotinil. • t flarptui fund 25.000 0 0 When this u done, rffid our sparsely M rvlivklrd prv»6 ta !*•»• r * p » n » r « nrvl 136 West Day St. J A C K S O N V I L L E , FLA. ^ taira JD«*! IH 193 '7 settle<l country (listiict» ure populated, N.»tional Mank noir a ootft an«Mng 6.25ÒOO jf our good neighbor, Sanford, heliev«« MIM» payaMr Imhiding rrrtlfkalr* of driKout for m«»nav twrrowM).. 20.000 00 jl to her interest to divide the territory Individual drpoaita tub jrrf to rhrrk 235 295 4 5 the Sentinel might interpose no objec­ (Vrmand critiAcatr« •*/ *lr Xxxxxxxxxxvxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxwxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxwxvxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxv 1« mii . . 5 01H) 50 tion. Until that day, however, we shall O f lifted rhrrk* 312 62 -<140.696 57 insist that one set of county officials, Total S315.1 42 U the expease of one set of county huiliiings and the interest on present bonds Agent« for New York and Chicago Fadoriea is sufficient to satisfy 75 [>er cent of the S t a i r of F1«»rk)a C ou n ty o f O ra n g r tax (layer».’’ - Orlando Sentinel I F I' F o f i l c f i n*li»>r o f t h r a )«* x r iinrti<>l f ia n h IliUh (jlrade Pianos— Iajw Prices— KaHy Terms The staU'ini'tit of the Sentinel that d<> a i l m u t l ) * » r .w t h a t Mtr * l w » f « t a i c m r n i t* tn » r t III t h r Iw^t t il) k n o » 1 r t | g r am ) Iwlt^f the Orang«- «-ounty road* an- miserable I' ) ' F t H f M T f t C n «lt»rr Piano Tuning A Specialty p d » » u n » lu l« r fo r r rnr r h tt 5 l h d a y u true hi every particular Th»* *1 ite- o f SUo )m» «r i n l ^ r . a191 2 A H KEY, ment tiiat after the bomling is done It« Orders Solicited Noisty Public Orlando will have no objection to county U r «xuamltilon rtplrr* Erti 21. 19(4 Aunt : division is also in keeping with thcir’pol- C o rra n —ntEOKHIC H. RAND. Phone 18-4 Rings P. 0 . Box 1127 S O. CHASE. icy of asking Sanford to bear the burGEO. II rERNALO. dw—only now Sanford bM Alredty WrecWr*. >XHWM*XXXX»W WXXXWX W V XWW »W XW WXWVW VW VWXXXtXy X W n ( for b e l t e r ATLANTIC COAST LINE EAST W EST Electric Lighted Pullman Dining and Sleeping Cars A. H. C R IP P E N & SON g ^ .U aw H E aH . f e ___________ w À N i -1• Pi m ••1 �V l lv M ■ - • y •* -7 ^December 10, I t » THE SANFORD HERALD -V . Mr». R. E Tolar returned Sunday from a pleasant visit to relative» in Jack800ville. . “Mr. and Mr». Ray Mutt have returned to Sanford for the winter ami are stop­ ping at the St. John» Mouse. Sanford's Buaineas College l* in a moat nourishing condition, although it has just l>oen started one week. .yMayor Spencer and family motored to Orlando on Sunday and looked at the court house for a few moments. Luther S. Hawkins of Danville, Ind., has arrived in the city and will locate hero for the winter season. He Is al­ ready in love with Sanford’s climnU*. I M i« Mell Whitner Is at home ugnin ufter a pleasant stay of several months in South Carolina, where she visited friends and relatives in several place». % C. D. Hall and wifo of Tunnell City, Wisconsin are in the city and will spend several weeks here. They* are old friends of Mr. Musson of I’nln^ctto avenue. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Stroud and little son of Peru, Indiana arc in the city and expect to spend the winter here; Mr. Stroud has a fine five acre farm on the west side. Rev. Blarkhurn will preach at the Methodist church Sunday evening at 7 o'clock an<l will leave Monday for Tam­ pa to uttend the annual conference which will convene December I7th. Mr. and Mm. I). R. Swoope and niece, Miss Nettle Caldwell of Atlanta are in the city and will remain several weqks. Their many Sanford friends are glad to gr<-et them again. Mr. and Mr». Lee Kagenhush are in the city from laiuisville and will mnke Sanford their home during the winter season. Mr Fagenhush represents the well known firm of John N'ix & Co. Paul Weaver, assistant cashier of the Cltitens Hank of Kl**imni>x* was a visitor to the city on Sunday. Paul has lost none of his love for Sanford although he Is a lmi*ster for Ills adopt«s| city of K tssimnos/. Mr» Oplinger and little (laughter are the guests of Mr« (Iplinger's parent Atr and Mrs Riggers Mr» Oplinger Will he retlictnliered here \l is s Rlani'h** Riggers and is now residing in Win cross. I ' Mr and Mrs II II I'ngli of T o|m-Ku. Kansas, hav«* arrived m o,e city and will s|M-nd rln- winter (ere Mr Pugh is our priie potato grower and e»|wcts to plant a large acreage at Tu|>eka Place on Itelirrlall avenue s K. II. Roe. formerly with the San Juan Garage of Orlando ha.» urrivixl in the city nn<l will he with the Sanford Garage A Machine Co. Mr. Roe is an o-xperi " cured auto machinist and will lx* a val UaId** acquisition to Mr Higgins Rev. ( F Hla* Lhurn (insnding elder ol the Miami district will he m Sanford Friday ami hold the fourth quarterly conference (or ih<* Methodist church ut 7:30 p. tn. This will he the time when reports for the whule work of the church for the year will he mndc and nil nre cor­ dially invited to attend. Mrs. Walter Howard and little son of Columhus. Ohio, and Miss Mamie Hill are in tin* city the gm-sl* of their par ents. Mr and Mrs ft 11 Hill Miss M anile has Ims-ii .|»ndmg (he summer In tile north Mr» Howard will *|x'tid the winter hi Sanford and her many friends are glad to have her home again. Among tin- prominent visitor» to the cjiy Inst nigh from Kissimmee were Messrs. Wagner. Vans Agnew. O’ Brian and Senator A . E. Dorwgan. They were Cordially received in the city and to­ gether with the visitors from lamgwixMi. Oviedo and other precincts were given an impromptu reception ut the Elks Club / Among the many visitors to the city yesterday were K. A. Douglaw, T. II. Jout*» and Theo. Aulin, prominent cltj. tens of that thriving little town and they came over to attend the county division meeting at the High School Auditorium The Herald has a delicacy in reporting heir position on county division They can speak for thctnsejves. Hon. Clarence K. tfaods. the man who is making Eustw famous with one of the finwt weeklies in the south, was a vis­ itor <o the city on Sntnrduy en route to Pel.and. Mr. Woods, transplanted from Kentucky, is a welcome addition to the .Florida Prrws Gang. He is the sort that places the newspaper husimwi upon a higher plane. Eldred Morgan of Wyoming, W. A. - Jnrrctt of Oklahoma and J. H. Kleni . of^VVIchjta, Kansas are in the city tiiia ,W fÄ, the guests of the Swope I,and A ^investment Co. These gentlemen ure interested in the Rlack Hnmptpck lands near Oviedo And are fneidentiiUyzilijoy. •ing u Jvv, days hunting and fishing. All of them are.Álost favorably impressed .«with Florida, tf »fx . WANT TO BE SWINDLED Our new* columns this week tell the story of two slick swindlers who came from Alabama and In a few- days had sold ten to twenty thousand dollars worth of stock In a company that didn’t exist. Florida people fell over each other in a inad effort to get th» stock certificates and part with their hardearned dollars. The DeLanff Building and I-oan .Association was orginixed about seven yean ago. In all that seven years this company has never failed to pay 7 |x*r cent, and every semi-annuaf term except one has paid at the rate jl P tier rent. None of the»«R»oplc who ad money to invest tried to buy stock in the Del.and Building and lujan Asso­ ciation. The E. 0 . Painter Printing Company has paid as high as 20 per cent per annum. None of these people tried to buy stock in the Painter Company. The Newa Publishing Company .in «even years, has paid 59 per cent Uf its stockholders. Rut the Newa Fublishlng Company didn’ t get any applications for stock from these auckera, who were Juat dying to place their hard-earned money in ho handa oJ stranger», to lie taken to another state, a* they thought. The suckers got what they wore entitled to and just what they deserved. It should teach our home people to look into an investment before they send their money out of Florida— and then not to send it. Other suckers in the North East and West have been buying up Florida lands (hat they know nothing about. Thry have more money than sens«*, and if they didn't throw away their money on one thing, they would on another. This is not an excuse for the rogues who caught the Florida kuckrrs. Fulatka justice has 'cm now —and that will Ik* «juite suf­ ficient for ’em .- DuLand News. I I) G. Wagner has recently acquired .in int«*ri*stlng family of deer..which he has corralled at his residence on Main «triNft. consisting of a buck, n doe and .1 fawn. The trio cum«* from the Deer Park Stock Farm in tin* eastern portion of this county and were captured by '¿until Boss They are perfectly tame and present a beautiful sight to the pass••rsliy, particularly in the early morning or late afternoon, when they are fed » ♦ » ♦ ♦(•♦»♦♦ t » * ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦ • ZBLLWOOI) NOTES FOR. SALE CHEAP Mr. and Mrs James Liughlin and Horae. wagon and harnea». W. L. daughter. Miss Lila have arrived A 29-lf . Morgan. spefid the winter at their beautiful hi AND • J eie here. Prof. Newell of Leesburg lectured >000000000000000000000000 large crowd last Sunday. Miss Rachel Phillips, one of ttyc tcucliera. spent Saturday and Sunday at her ROOM 20 home in Orlando. ThV, Howard family arrived Saturday Cor. Sinford Ave. & lit St. U p sta irs, Pico Block from Pittsburgh to s|iend the winter » . C. VATF1S, Proprietor here. Mr. Coulter has returned after spend­ Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p.m. ing the summer in the north. AND Mr. Gardner spent Thanksgiving with Satu rdays 4 to 9 p. m All Kinds of Salt Water O relatives in Fairvdla. Messrs. Olseh and Jackson sfient . Fish and Oysters Thanksgiving at their homes in Pied­ Strangers Welcome mont* ’j Sanford Library Free Reading Room : Sanford Fish Market oooaooQoooDoooooaooooaooc Rr*, Ufw»nlee Called Rev. . E. XLABtownlee^' of Atlanta presched ntwthe morning and «Evening services.at the Presbyterian churcrvlaat Sunday and renewed former acquaint­ ances with the members. He ha* been railed to thla church and will take charge about the fftst of January. Wade, the Tuner. Orlando. tf The Gate City House has brought dawn the high coat of living. Only 14.00 per week for the finest table board in the city. So«« Parker. 28-tl While tho weather is hot buy your dried chipped !>oef at W. W. Long's grocery. Sliced on an American slicing machine 94-tf Please send in your orders at once for special boxes of ormngi-s. grapefruit and tangerines for Christmas delivery. Mrs. H. L. DeFORFlST. 31-3tp*. ms Sanford Business <*« — f*t ’ ) *A4 *. •*'? Modern Courses in Book-keeping • Banking '* 1 Commercial I«aw ? Commercial Arithmetic •. J Shorthand Typewriting and all branches o f Civil Service WANTS Day and Night ( ’lasses All Local Advertisement« Under This Heading, Three Cents a LlrnTFach Issue LEARN TO DO BY DOINC. lamt White setter dog. brown ears, no collar Answer* to the name of Jack F'ive dollar» reward paid for re­ turning him to Win Padgett. F'nti-rprt*«* -'t1 ift p Rooms H & 14 Pico Buiilding WANT F'or R ent-Ten mom house, well h>^ SANFORD, . . . . FLORIDA eat«*d A P Connelly 32 '.’ •(• For .Suit* Poland t lima llnxxl Sow h is s in n n e e G a z e t t e î f e û i o - f f i . û ^ û î â î û ^ ^ S û S i K K i K 'i ^ W F’. Squire», Cameron Ave 12 iff G»xxl Mule for Sul«* Cheap F'or inThe ntir.cn* of Poinpano are prepar­ »pection apply t*» John ('. Fidward*. ing to relebrat«* the concluNion of the C e l e r y a v e n u e . 32-lfr ’Irxinagr rnnal (rotn the Fiverglades to For Rent Rixtnis for light house­ •- • * Pompano. The plan 1« to hold a big keeping. 919 Onk Ave corner IOf h St ;t i - 1f l*nrtxx*iii* mi the I'.’ tii of this month, F'or Rent Tiled land on share», when Hon William Jennmg* Bryan of Miami Ini* l>«*«*ri invited lo la* present eight acre» at loading station, one-fourth of cro|>* f o. b. a.* laud rent. J. W “and address the audience I HaUiictive quullty connts for a* much in (••rtilizrr* a* an) otln-r Powell owner. inquire o f Wnlter article. Haynes. Herald Office 28-tf Efficient service likewise ha* it* value. (i*ll Service l.iaminjliun F'or Kent- Two room* suitable for ightl hhiiuskccpiiig in Bishop bhx-k Af On January II. 1913, will la* held in all litfh place* in Florida at which city delivery I»I \ at Thurston s pop corn «land, Mil­ ler* corner. J- „ 31-ltc MTViqe ho* lxx*n established an ojieii comfor snlc. A good strong heavy mule |>etitive examination for railway mnil Inquire of 0 W Brady. Bciirdnll and Cel­ are made to give result* not to sell ut a low price. The difference elerk. for mi n only, only artiial Ixma ery avenue. 17-tfc in the cost of s g«x»d fertilizer over a cheap one will more than he tide resident* of Florida to lx* admitted F’or Rent—F'ive acre*, well, ttlesl. with made up in your yield Also 5 Com |x*titora will lx* c » m n m e d in th e Ixxlse. Also Id acres. 5 tiled 1 areful attention to e\er\ detail, proinplnen* always, und a Call on or f o l l o w i n g *»•ihp-e t * w I e I. will h a v e th e acres tiled, wuh g<x*t Ixxis e logli regard fur our customer* **i-he* have he||x*d to li tlx«* U* unii our phone W A Minniek.Cameron (It) 94-tf (union* fertilizer* tlx* Favorite brand* in su*'h great demarnU re|.iti\e w •-1 g •,lx f.dii a l e d F’or Sale <>ur surplus *t<x-k of curly ■ s |»elliiig III hatched While D-ghom and Orpington \rithm**tn oft Black and White) Cocker«!», oil from I V n in a n a h ip 1ft northern price winning stock and ready Re|>ort Writing 26 for the breeding pen. * Address Leonard JA C K S O N V IL L E , FLORIDA Vihlen, R. F. D. No. 1, Sanford, Fla. Copying and competing manuscript .16 26-8tc Agricultural Chtmitali Insrcticid«• Sq«<$al Miiturfi Geography lo F'or Sale Mixed |x»ultry and pigeon manure, 76c |x*r barrel f. o. b. Sern Total ion J . E. P A C E , Local Agont •riloe Squab F'arm. I-ongwixxl. F'la. Applicgnl* mu*t lx* lx*iween the ag»** 22-tic if eigliteen and thirty-five and mo*i Want to rent collage furnished for ♦ +"♦*♦♦+♦♦+♦4*+♦ ♦ ♦♦ ♦♦♦»+♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ m 4 » 4 4 4 4 4 » 4 4 4 4 ♦♦♦»■»»♦■♦-» meaxlire .|l lea-1 5 feet r, inelie* in height Mm*- months Edward Roddy. 30 tp ■nil must weigh at h-axt I Pi |*,und*. For Sale Gixxl $100 piano almost I'he opporiuinitte* for (he immediate new. Will sell for $126 cash. F. R. J. T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y 30 tfc appointment of •pialili,«i person* an Shuman. West Side. AGENTS Wanted Board for man anil wife. ••trellent For further information apply to the Two IxxIs in one room In hotel or board­ ing house. Would take furnished room secretary If. S. Civil Service Board, At­ with two lied* in it by the month or week. lanta, Ga.. or to l,ocal Secretary. Post- James Palmer. 289 Front street. Hemp­ o tti«« with HOLDEN R E A L E S T A T E CO. stead. N. Y. _ 31-2tc otfice, Sanford, Fla. Sanf or d. Florida Wanted—'Ordere (or fine front proof callage plants, all varieties, $1.25 tier Filed for Record 1,00b; cht*a|>er in larger lots. Satisfac­ R. and FI. Walerstrntt to J. FI Mm tion guurante«xi. F\ S. Cannon, MegV > V V W W ^ f ^ V V V V V V W M U llb t M M J «X M S k / gelt’s. S. C. 31-34te luy and wife. I t f W W V A A i T k A A A A A A A A A A A A y V A A A ) A OoOrVV I. . H. Williams ni^l wife to Flmma A. Homestead claim, 165 acre» good land; BICYCLES---------ACCESSORIES---------- REPAIRING 7,000 turpentine tree#; four room hous«*; MacClinthey. lake front; boat, three cypress incuba­ Harry P. Leu to t)v«*ratrert Tur. Co. tors; bargain cash price. Address O. C. Andrew Harris and wife to Williams Coo|*er, Osteen. F'la. 31 -7tp Si Bradley. luind for rent for potato crop, $5.00 New of Columbia and Rambler Bicycles Alto Hartford and Ideala and other cheapct make» H. C. Dunn and wife to T. C. Alden, an arre, near Band’s Siding. Sanford. We sell them on easy payments No. 331 4th St., Miami. 31-10tp We cagry a complete line of Becycle Sundries. We do sll kinds of et nl. Bicycle Kepalrln|. See us for anythinf In the Bicycle line. r Wanted—One to ten acre» right in F'runk D. Guernsey to Iicrtha E. 1’ aHave a set of New Rubber Tires put on your G o Cart or Bab> Carriafe. village near hotel or resident part. cettl. Senu locution and price. Fidward Up­ T IIK O N LY H I O t ’LK H TO ltK IN H A N rO lU I J. II BUags«lalf1J.Tf^-i to Lucille dike, Hempstead. New York. 31-4tp L Y. DRY AN, Mgr. 108 Palmetto, Opp. City Hall Richards. F'or Sale— Remmington type writer B. G. Smith lb Oliver (CBwope. W in good condllion^Fifi Railroad Av»>. Pluntn for Sal«*—Bermudu onion, $1.00 B. G. Smith lo Oliver P. Swope. 1,000 or G-l,0ft0 for <6.00. R. H. Geo. F’ox to Martha G. Fox. »•«i •,« IT.’ , lavls, next to Sanford Farms. 31-3p A. G. Hamilton to Hcttie M Hamil­ To lU*n$— House with bath, corner Pal­ Drink a Bottle of ton. metto aviqiue.and Fourth street. Call • *» « d.'Iih* Lovick G. Cameron anti heirs to H. R. Phone No. 118 tli address P. p . Box Stoveus. 1128. ’• K »i-atp Geo. Wendeberg and wife to L. F'. Launch for Sale ^Cttenty-OTlo foot Truscott launch, 8 H. P.Engine, canopy Iilankner. top. Hard wood lockers . Everything ('has. \V. Demick to E. C. I olfln. practically' new and In good oi F'la. R. FI. and Invt. Co. to Thos. Cost $1,000. will sell for <375 cash. ’ S T Crooks. Young, Orlando. Fla. 31-2tc Wo ore equipped to handle your repair GINGER ALE OH 8QOiVWATER A. B. Meade and wife to H. (’ . f)aun. Sanford Machine & Garage Co. W B. Taylor and wife to F'. J Hunter. work Manufactured wlUi pure dlatilled water—they wiU prevent illneaa, aid Pros. Col. Co. to Lucy M. Holly, et al. V Iri-Mtf. digestion and give you health Bring you»-old tires to Sanford Machine Pros. Col. Co. to.Hugh 8. SpratL l ^ ? lU K Sanford Business College Fertilizer is Sold on its Merits Favorite Fertilizers INDEPENDENT FERTILIZER COM PANY L ' w. General Fire Insurance THE SANFORD CYCLE CO. 4 Garage Co. fpr vu^tnlilng. frMS-ti The fsn forfl Goe» .591» Bottling Co., 8 »n to r d ,jr b s. •¿.-dì sí- k •• �' • H...;-— ■ £ ' Jr ---------- . - . , ----------- 4• ■ / • * • . - 1; .. JA • jÇ 4’ V December 10, MIS THF s a \ f o r i > h e r a i . d LIVE STOCK MEETING Urdnckday < lub A splendid attendance of the members University of Florldn Will Entertain were prirsent at the regular meeting of the club at the home o( the secretary. The Florida Fnrinerti • Mrs. S. U Cha**-. W«xlne*dav afternoon The program (or the live stock meeting Mrs. <' G Butt entertained the chib to be held at the University of Florida with two heautifully rendered piano on December 17, 18 and Huh. though •l«Tt torts not complete, is in condition to assure The minutes were read bv the^ ms-re all who attend that they will hear,,the tary, Mrs. S. (). Chase, after which the beat program on many lines of animal president. Mrs. G. L. Maris, made a few Industry that has ever Ikhmi presented to introductory remarks on the program a Florida audience. and the great pleasure »he thought the Dairying in Florida will l>e disciueM-d by well known authorities, and by men with long practical experieonce who can treat the subject from a business stand. point. The different br«*e»la o( dairy • cattle suitable to Vforida will be dw' cribed, os well as ufo f«*v<l» most u»«-ful and economical for the state. The feeding o f ’cattle D a very imjiorUint propUltion, for the financial profits usually depend on this item. Silo conatruction and the preparation and u»c of ailage will receive considerable.attention, and all who wish to become familiur with this method of preserving green feed may learn all the mvessary facts. stingy of Mexico would be to the club lhi« y^-af-, * Sloe \hrd Tetherly followed wJliAme of. the most delightfully enter­ taining . " MA|> Studies" of Slexiro that 'the«club ha» had the. pleasure of listen­ ing to Aince Miss Tetherly gave them-a similar map study «if Scandinavia livtt year. Mias Clara laiuise Guild •continued the interowting subject with a charming paper on the “ Climate and Vegetation" of Mexico. After the tine lesson in tingeography ol Mexico, iu* climate and vegetation Miss Gertrude Speer gave a most interesting description of "Animal Life." prehistoric and a later variml list of the fauna of Mexico. Mrs. L. H^-J'hilips read a very entvrtnimug- aglT O 1! !-<>wcr California and Mcxlcru r'J^xM/jand of Desert and Drouglre.fiVT'lte.Vill was calhsl by the M-cretary und’ a lurge numlau of the inenihcr» re«|iCpidcd with the names ol some of the principal lake» m Mexico. An invitation was rcceiv <-<l ■from the Welaku Club to an informal reception to Im> tendered Mrs. W. B. Young, president of the Woman’s Club xd Jack­ sonville next Wrdncsilny ait4Tnoon. after the iw eling of the Wedmiulnv <‘lllb Mrs \ tiling will lie the guest of the Wcdm-Aday ( ‘ Ini' at tluur meeting next Wediu-stlay ufteriiiHin which will t•«held h i th>* Congregational church, through the eoueti-sy >d Mir church o f­ ficials Perhaps the largest subject to Ire con­ sidered at the convention is that of Tick Eradication in Florida. Cattle tick» produce Texas or tick fever, which bus caused during the past decade more looses of stock than all other diseases combined. The lick is the greatest obstacle toward improvement and in­ crease of cattle in the south, and the des­ truction of thi» p ill in the same way other states are working would he the basis for developing »'splendid live in­ dustry in Florida. At this meeting the officers of the state Hoard of ileulth and the U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry will Ire present to describe plan» lor begin­ ning eradication of tick», and it is hoped that every |ier*«in interested will lie on hand to hear these talk» and get personal advice from the tioverillllellt expert» how to start this im|H>rtant work. M rY o u n g will I .U t o Die W e d Nearly a day ol the cotivenino, ri»— day t luh and their guests, all the be devoted to beef ami pork production. Huh» in town The Welii’;u ( ’luh I »-nil The hog industry uiiih one of the most i lluud < ltd' • lover i lub Helping important in the st.it.- .,nd tin* sid.p. i will 1m* fully treated |c, men alto ire Hand • lub, all Die churcb »ociriu— and muking money in the husnn-t». and the all I la- ladle» ol .'»aoaird who are invited l>»-st and cheajH-st fe«sls (or growing pork by the Wedm-'day t’ltib to attend the Method» of preventing hog cholera will meeting and enjov Mr» 1 tiling- talk also he tlescrilxsl by ••Xpert Veterinarian- rill the ltH-Mlil.il Mis-ling o( Dll- Fedef The (ceding atnf manngeiM tit id ii«»! ated « luh» ol Y'nern a whn h wa. r<cattle will have utlfl.tinii, ifuduibng a ••■oil. tiel-t in >un Fraueiseo. and to It Mr* Anting wa» a delegate strong lector* on tin- I«—i grazing and who ... • the meeting next Wednesday afterforage plunts for Murids conditions , I inmiii. I >*« llth in the Congregational No owner of live »toek or business |c h u r c h it l p m m p t l v will t»- an o|s*n man intere»t.-din agrn ullural d«v«-l«i| mis-ling to wi-ich tin- citizen* of Sanford nient can afford tu nus» tins nes ting « and the ladles esjiecially are cordial The information offered will be worth ^ inv ite*l -many dollar per day to those who u»*it pro|H-rly. E v e r y «Ili«* a l t e m lin g the «ili Itavi W claik.i I Inh S o l e » irtunit \ d u rin g the wi»-k to VIMt Ol«» Va n o n « d<-| .lit tilelit» <d tin* 1 HIV. r*it>. P8|Mi' ally On* Ex|ierimeiit S t a t i o n an<l th#* * •Meg of ( flivt ÎH4! . !.. 1- **14i Agricult or*1 h« W I f.t •lut V . n-l i MV to thi »tale a n d it liege «if every »*|l l/.a-t) * le- help »U|-J-oll (lit- institut 1011 with hi» luxe», to vi»il tin» m-IiimiI, uwipecl it» work. Icurn S»» nis.-d». and aid in »haping it» policies and future development. The live »toek on the Univcnuty farmw may Im- -*-cn. and the work ol the experiment »latum <•» lilnmed and exhibited. The regular ela»» work ol the College ol Agriculture and aliwi the »|M-cial »hurt cour» for lar iner» will Im- in »«•eiuon during tin wt-ti and contact with Ihexe »tudi-ot.» and tin»« of ull>department» of the I'ntvernily will !>«• «if great value to any ntiii-n. Then* will lie nmjile accommodation» in Gttin<‘flville and at the Untyeniity dining hnll for ull delegutca, and a large attend­ ance i.x confidently expected. • JOHN M SCOTT. Animal Industrialist. Paper» please copy. BECK IIAMMOI K Richmond avenue is n very «piiet and pretty place, yet like all other place* we have our,ups and downs TJte other night when everything seemed to be nice and «juiet Mr. Burton, who has aorne beautiful Indian .Runner duck» which are prized very highly Suddenly heard hia ducks raise an alarm, which told him that dunger woh at hand. Mr. Darton wa» soon on the job and was not long in discovering n huge skunk, which had intended muking his »upper off of one or more of thoae lieautiful bird*, but Juat now the battle liegan. Mr Barton used for hia weajion a trusted ahotgum and Mr. Skunk u»e<l a you know what. The battle was now on. Both seemed to fire at the same time and when the first round wax fired Mr. B qgon returned to the house for re­ inforcement. Although.neither one wait seriously Injured yet the battle wa» fierce and loud. When Mr. Skunk »aw he had the field all to Itimsblf iOtljllmre * u no one else to fire ut*he very calmly hauled down Iti» flag and hurtled down to Abo wood». Mr. Bfàrton Ir not suf­ fering toy bodily Jnjury and bout» of I’ he lni»iiie»» b Il 1 I -’ .irv • •• r . - l IIl.r i»lt»-r \ H enry M cLaulin FIR S T N A TIO N A L BANK OF SANFORD, FLA. r r Funds Proloctcd i ml MY SPECIALTIES GUARANTEED FLO W ER S X^ STA B LE Olackamlthlng and Horaeahoelng H o rse s and Mules Bought and Exch an ge d HEAV Y HAULING AND CO N TR A CTIN G Expert W a lc h R epairing A ll W o rk G u a ra n teed Send Your Work fo 11» nnd Have It Attended fo Properly Engraving, Clock and Jewelry Repairing GREENLEAF S h ipped day o rd e r la racalvad & CROSBY CO. Jeweler», Silversmiths «nd Importers II Writ Bay Street Jocksonville. Florida per do».n $2 SO ROSES. White »nd Pud. AMERICAN BEAUTIES " “ »7 SO CARNATIONS. Whitt, Pink, Red " “ S1.00 xxvxxaxxaaaxx i w v w w w n w w x x x x x m xw v x n w x u w x xxxxxxxxax J.ILLY OF THE VALLEY______“ EASTER LILLIES, ................ “ “ 1100 $3 00 Chase & Co. Price* f. o. b. e xpr oas office h o r r M I L L S - T h e FLORIST, Inc JACKSO N VILLE, s i i IITERS ol- AND P O U L T R Y SUPPLIES Se««l I till*. It y e, l tiu.ui Set s. B e a n . Pea». P o t u l . » — .ui.I Itabnii I 1 Florida Fruits... Vegetables W e can auppl) you for Immediate shipment. 4 . FLO R IDA ( i(‘ iitT(il I.« ’.i Insurance A gents Bye A inter I aw 11» A lu ll b io - id all g a r d e n m » mI S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A fur I i t r u c k e r * a n d I m m e ga rd en.» i ifite»» a n d riiu.t r e lia b le M-cd a n d p n u l f y « u p p l y h o u s e in tin- » t a l c . E. A . MARTIN CO. 206 EAST BAY S T R E E T • JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX3Í X S O M E U N D ER PR ICED O FFER IN G S FLORIDA C I T Y REALTY P R O P E R CO. T Y I n o N |««- It «**|«I«- lift i* I**.» •» III m i-. r-H .iu f • Hi».. t|,e o r tile r fo u rt.-i !• r.» ..m » , f iiit*. t■. *.i i..- »• M , llie r e f u f. a . .»r•- .«»k in g a i.o u i n a il tin - v a lu e I h e w ile s ira lile 'Iw l-lh llg l«n u lin n » . B r ic k s tre e t» w it h in on«' bltH’ k. P a v e d » u le w a lk » lio o d llo w in g w a te r. Te rm ». Mr D m •lull, I nsur anco L I V E R Y , F E E D and Harrtoee and W agons Pickard’s Hand-Painted China Gorham's Sterling Silver Rogers' Plated Ware • Elgin and Waltham Watches r«-p re »* -iilllig t I m '».u d o rd I i.ih on . . o l d r e w d B u r g l ar y HAND B R O TH ER S S ALES li d .-I ill por t a ta » by Safety Deposit Ooxee for Rent O R G A N I Z E D 1087 JEWELER ALL GOODS ÛEO. P ORNALO, Vloa-Pra«. O. P. WMITNBR, Aaat. Caahlar H. RANO. P r»»!d»n t P. PORSTER, Cashlar meiding of the Welaku Tm-»da\ C h i l i lie Id in tin* eluh room» ll( > : liiH,f * a» lu rl'. K iHi-ti'h-d .1 . ., 1. .(ill give her jc|iort of the F F. \V. C which met’ in West Palm B e a c h in N’ovember Mrs Brown will read a very tine puper on Household Econotpics. which whs prepared by Mix* \gn»s* K Harris, Director Dept Horne Kconornics, Flortdu ! Stale College, and read at the convention This part of the progrum will begin promptly at .1 P. M . and members who do not ex|>ert to join the curd game, which follows, should make an effort to hear these interesting pa|>erx. 0 WELL DRIVING making an -xp|» al lor the library, und the cluli rr»|>ondcd with a contriliution of $10.00 for thi» worthy ramie Plan» wer e mude (nr a reception hill will lagiven for Mr- W Bt Young of l.ll k*»on ville, who will a 1.ll.-v* 1ill- l.l•III— o| San bird at the 1 <$ngri-giilt tot al 1 1nr< E 11.-. •inla-r IIDi ; 1 l P M givo k! *»**♦ • report Í1-» •1. l-ga Is To Du III ■ ■ . llg of *II. •.. nel At ! ••!••• if no of \\ m«*r 1 lai«-, in San *"f linciseli. < alif III! ineilluteh after i o- .-»«Idre** an inforinal re«-«-ptinn will •• held at the \\••lai- a Club. Mr*. Forest Lake. Chairman id the Satisfaction Guaranteed Civic department, made an excellent preliminary report of tin- Plant Side B y Expert W o r k m e n whieh was hejil in Novernlier. ami also ol I the very satisfactory work that i» liemg done in the park. Mtsx Madge Ward. Chairman of the Art Department, report: ed plan» living made for a "Kwan-Kolia", or Ja|ian«»e bazaar that will I k - held in Orders Taken at the club room», Decern Ix*r 17th and 18th. Mr». Brown, ol llou»4ihiilil Economic», made a most gratifying report for tins department. The Literary Committee, Mi»» Laura Fish .Chairman, i» making — or - plan» (or a play, particular* of which Will i)P|iear Inter. Arrangement*, were com­ pleted for the Annual Ball that will lie given at the Sanford Hou*er«d,)eOemlier 27th. The following committis^f have ticen appointed: Reception: Mr*. J. W . Dickina, Mr». Forest Lake, Mrs. Samuel Pule*ton. Mr*. T. E. Wilson, Mr«. B. W. H«'rndon; Invitation: Mia» Madge Ward, Miss Alice Whitn^r, Mi»» Lillian Gihson, and FIHST-t LASS Mr». Stringfellow; Floor: Mi»» \laln-l CH IN ESE LAUNDRY Bowler and Mr». Claude fToward; Dec­ orations: Mrs. May Dicklax, Mm. J. C Starrhed Shirt» lOr Reunite Mr*. F. W. Miller and Mr*. Hanl H«i«nm Shirt« lOr each Kent ItuaxeU-r; Music: Mm. (W ill Butt 2 for 25r und Mi*» Vodn Ward; K«-fT«-»hmcnt». Collar* 2r each Mr* ItolnTt Newman, Mr*. L. Hr Brown. r.. nth<-r Price* In Pruporlinn Mi*» llawkin» and Mi».« IVarhra LHlb-r ( • l* r m e à l f t « l o f d r f or ra ti f o r P r t r t l i a i A* a reprmentalive of the Club at tinConference of ('haritiea an«l Corrections WONG SAM that convtuies in Thmjiu rhU month, t i l U n Mul Hurt! • ( Ull llulMI«(| Mrs. Harry* U/ivei; ha» bc«n appointed, nn t «i-«Aw*¿ lUf-,’•loth, Mr». DcForeat 10th. Mr*. Deroreat Artesian W e lls of Every Description HILL LUMBER H ILL H A R D W A R E CO. Ten Boom Dwelling, all modern. Bath room, toilet, ete. Two minute*' walk from hu»ine*e »In-et*. lieautiful »hade thee», pavtil walk» and streets. Bnrgum $’.I25<> <*0 Term» if wunttsl. Fort) Itiioni Touriat Hotel m • thriving little Florida town Just .-•modeled and furm»b<»l througtinut I In- lurm*hilig» done .«re worth more t hall w«1are asking for t be .-ntir. pr.ip.-rti lerrn.« $10.000.00 Fight Itooin Dwelling. !•« at* I on III. IbigM» j-our gim»| huild■ng Im* -go'with tlu- property i . oi» i a.it.r in. lour lot» promi»«' a lin< prilpiMltlon to hoid a» an It .«—lie.* ' i- I' - ■- t-ound l«> I»- “»unl«.rd « futur. -ubnrl.ai, r.-wnt« •> *•«. *. A- •••!■! |i, entire holtllllg on g --«1 l.-rin- lot $1650.00 s«-«eo It«toiii lie «idem «- on I'altio.l to ,t\e too Bargain $200(1.00 Terms il w»iiie«l I wo Small lliiiel» (or -al. at •« lug l-.i'g.in »»h or terma. Both the»«- hotel* are I«» al.-«| m live small Florida towu* See un for pric«-a and loeution. S U B U R B A N F A R M S Fight und a half \rre Truck Fur in. crop well under way, l«mka good All tile«l. Five acre» in b-ttuee and celery, balance ready for cr«ip, beat location, b«*«t<»iiil. Will »ell ch-n-p. L<»>k» now a« il croji will jmy for the land thi» *ea»«m. Tool» .team all go in. t^uick »ale. Nine Ituom Hou»e. »uitulile for rooming house. Fimt »trect. Everything new und uti-to «late. Toilet, hath and ull modern «ionvenience*. I’ricc wuy down. Fifteen Acre», five cleur««! anil til««!. Two fine wells Two small outbuilding*. All under Pittsburg wire fence Quarter mile load­ ing station. This place will only Iw on the market for a few day* for «puck sale $2500.00 Thirty-five Acre» in two mile* Sanford. G imkI double story house which coni $2600.00 to build G ikmI barn for 12 or 16 head stock. No Uiti-r dairy jiroposiiion in the state. Terms We offer this at_$3500.00 O R A N G E G R O V E S Two Fine Orange (•roves, one of 14 acre«, with fine rrop’ of.bright fruit right on St. John» river, ulso the A. C. I,. K K. Will sell nt a liurgam. The oth«*r five miles from Sanford, ov«>r one thousand trees in lieartng. Fine locution on lake front Thi* grove contains sumo of tlx- (union» Bahai N’ uvul Oranges, together with a liberal assortment of all the luat varieties such aa St. Michael Blood, Parson Brown, etc. TIM B E R AND CUT OVER LAND Ten Thousand Acre» in Luk«- county, fin«; sub division propo­ sition. Can be sold in five or t«-n aero* tracts foom $10 to $60 per acre. Flowing wells can lie hail on about 2.0IH)‘acre«. This is good trucking luml und will grow’ anything Some line groves adjoin it for tjuicK »ale ....................... ................................... ... $3.00 acre if interested in round timber w«> have l(t:i,878 acre* for sale. It'a not In one body, or any on«* bwality, but we have it at the right price, figure with ua. ‘i ' 3,000 Acres cut pvit land, adjuining the c«T/-7 y (folt^jsf Sanford. SruttericT through thA tract i» »mne of the finest citru* fruff lands m H««ri«lay W c offer this ut „JC,,.J-.' $8.00 acre It.will lx* our policy nevcr'tn offer uny thing /Swc'aoJ«) (jnl«*aa we can say coiiaciifiltuvisly w-v arc giving you your money'At worth, S««- the many. |>urgltn»'wc are tillering in ull kinds of real estate both city aiidjahiir- Timber and all kind* of good bargain*. FLO RID A ^ R E A L T Y ™ C o! S u it* 9-10 W W W W W W - O. a W . B u l l d ^ ^ . : V ,■■■ f (’ S a n fo rd . F lo r id a ».♦..$ r :! v<K- �December 10, 19H T ilt 8ANF0ftD?HEARtP B O N D S HAVE. B E E N V A L I D A T E D Brick Roads Will soon be Started In Sanford District Secretary Bates at the meeting of the / Commercial Club last night read a tele­ gram to the assemblage that created os much excitement os'would the announce­ ment that the new county had been created. The substance of the telcgTam waa to the effect that the bonds for $200,000 fof the brick roads had been vali­ dated by the circuit court and all that remains for the culmination of our de­ sires In the matter is the sale of the bonds which will bo no difficult matter, as thi buyers havo already boon here anxious and ready to buy them. C«U, Lucky Sanford f.j During the past week o? low^rices on lettuce and .while many cars were being refused for freight charges and other* barely bringing expenses of hampers and cutting charges many promi­ nent growers were protected by con­ tracts made several months ago. It is understood one grower alone received over $2,600.00 for hia cutting for the week, while others received amounts ranging from $100.00 to $000.00 for their respective cuttings. The Herald is reliably informed that the M. O. Coggins Company paid grow­ ers In Sanford nnd vicinity-during the past week approximately $6,500.00 on contracts which they hold. It has nlways been the contention of The Herald that Sanford's greatest neefl is moro commission concerns who are willing to put their money into SanfortTa 'products on an f.- o. .b. basis. The company that is willing to take a share of tho risk in handling our crops is more likely to hold up price* on the markets and make the distribution us wide ts possible. We wish t«i congratulate the many grower* who have used fortnight to piotect themselves against low prices pre* vailing at the present tin« T h r R u sh for Office It Is human nature for the victorious Democrat* w h o w a n t tin- federa l office* which have ever since 1898 been held by Republicans. The latter deserve no sympathy, for they have hud and held the said war office* as the s|>oils of |ioliticul war, and have no right to kirk now that they are the loser* However, as the Star has sun) Indore, Woodrow Wilson was elected for a high­ er purpose than to hum! out pie to the hungry, ffis election wn* an expression of disiire pn the purt of the |m*o |)|s for better government. When Wilson lake* his seat next March, and when Demo­ cratic Congressmen assemble to deal with problems that vitally affect all the dwell­ er* in this vast country, they should not lie annoyed or overburdened by the imfiortunities of office seeker*. Very few men. no matter whut party is in power, run bold office, but the entire jieople are concerned in the government. The Democrat* will huve a longer lease of power if they refrain Irom an un­ dignified scramble for office. The Stnr doesn’ t think any fkithful und efficient Republican should be turned out of of­ fice until his term expires. There are mnny -some of them in this state— who should I»- removed at once for cause hut the great majority should Im- allowed to take their time. The Star Wlieve* that this jMilicy will l*-st suit our Senator* and Repreaenta lives, who in all Democratic stutes will probably Im- awarded tin- distribution «f federal patronage. They will have great problems to grapple with after March 4. und it will hamper their useful tyres to al 4, and it will hamper their usefulness tq all the people if their tkime irf tilfren up by scramhler* for.pie. In a personal letter to the Stnr, Con­ gressman Sparkman, of the first dis­ trict, make» the 'following statement, which wo darreay is the sentiment of every representative who believes he was elected to work for all his constituents: “ I have received quite a lot of letter* from ull over the district requesting my aid in tho matter of federal appoint­ ments. To nil such I huvo repljed in substance; that owing to the fact that I'resid<ya-elect Wilson will not lie in­ augurated for several months yet, and th nugurated for sevefal months yet, and thut ft will be several weeks or months before the offico in queation will he va­ cant, I have thought it best not to com­ mit myself pro or con on any applica­ tion."—Ocala Star. l/ Election Day Today Is election day and very little of that as county division is creating more agitation than a small mntter llke • a city election. Tho election is for u Treasurer and Collector and two Aidermen,-the election being made necessary by the resignation of two Aldermen and C apt Marks as Tr»**'-'f g. campaign has been v C t enthusiasm baa t t y ****\ 1$?” % MI • • . '• The Stetson Glee Club Under the auspices of the Lend a Hand Club, and for the benefit of the Sanford Library the Stetson Glee Club will give a delightful concert Wednesday evening at o ’clock in the auditorium of the Sanford High* School. The young ladies of this most excel­ lent club, realizing that the Library is very much in nets) of a helping hand In securing new books to add to thOjjileaaure and helpfulness o f its patrons, have been successful in securing the kindly .assistance of this fine Glee Club, solely in behalf of a Sanford enterprise, and they should be complimented with full house and appreciative audience. The Ub'ikrytfilkaQM l»c and Is dear to the hearta of the Sanford people. It has been o f. inestimable benefit and pleasure to them and their children, and every citizen should rally to Its support In this instance especially, in manifest­ ing their appreciation of the assistance given by atrangen at the solicitation of tbe Lend a Hand Club, which is proving Itself in many waya a potent factor In benevolent enterprise« and tho civic betterment of the city.. Sanford Music Club The Music Club held their regular meeting at the studio of Mrs. Fannie S. Munpon, president of the club, Satqfc, day afternoon at 3 o ’clock. There was a fine attendance of tbe club present. A very entertaining paper on the "Life and Works of MaEsenet” was read by Mrs. O. W. Brady. A second excel­ lent paper was read by Mrs. S. O. Shinholser on tho "Life nnd Works of Saint Saens." Mr*. D. L. Thrasher played n delightful Melody by Massenet and demonstrating Massenet’s style as n composer, and a very charming duet, Picture Scene»’’ by Massenet ren­ dered by the Misses Mary McK'm and Mary Herhy. The leader regretted thnt she hail been unable to secure any music by Saint Suens fur the program. Mr*. Muason led a brief discussion on French music, after which several Im­ portant matter* were discussed und a new name proponed for membership. The president presented an invitation to the Music Club from the Welaka Club to the reception given by the Welaka Club, to Mr*. W. B. Young, president of the Woman's Club of Jack­ sonville,. who will talk to the ladies of Sanford Wednesday afternoon in the Congregational church. When the huninrex ftf the club had 'teen transacted the meeting adjourned AT T H E I M P E R I A L .The crowd» attending th# perform­ ances at the Imperial Theatre lately have been so large and in *uch constant at­ tendance that it has been necessary for the mayor to appoint an officer to be present each evening to offer assists nee to that part of Sanford's c!*J»*ns who wi»h to attend the show*, it will be the duty of this officer to see that the law* are properly enforced as ’regards the handling of theatre crowds. The en­ trance* and ezlta are to be properly at­ tended, regulations regarding smoking, and spitting will be looked after, and more particularly the officer will look after that (Wirtion of the audience which greatest nuisance, the small boy ow* miasils of one kind and gnH)ut the house. That nuisance topped. Wallace & Beech will make fun at tho Imperial the last three days of this* week and it is said that the set is beyond every, other in the matter of fun. They *111 change their act each evening, present­ ing new songs, new sayings and new action. Tho votes in the contest fqr the bicycle are now apportioned as follow*: Anna May Bruton___ _________ 1667 Helen Peck__............................. 1376 Mamie Kate Williams .1264 Helen Gonzales ... 1362 Margaret Burner ........... . .. 1143 Gertrude Rungc 916 Clsrece Hand 829 Fannie Reha Munson 811 Ednt Tullug 690 Adele Rines ..... .............. 681 Hparkman on Improvements "Harness tho Mississippi and make tho water poker development pay for the cost of improving the river,” wa tho gist of the message brought to day hy Secretary of War Stimson to the N b tional River* and Harbor* Congress. ■ Secretary Stimson declared that when tho nation assumed a responsibility as great us thut of »(tending $60,000,000 for improving a river, the geheral tax puyora of the country should get the henefit of tho incidental profits arising. Representative Sparkman of Florida, chairman of the House committee on rivers and harlior*. did not agree with the aasertion of President Tpft yesterday liefore the Congress, thut the Mississippi should I k* improved- tinder the general wt-lfure Huns«' of the Constitution, fl>r, suid Mr. Sparkman, it would Im> a sad day for the country, nnd he feared it would lead to a wide system of log loWW would lend to a wide system of "oog rolling” if appropriations were made Edward Baxter Perry always on the claim that they were (or The New York Musical Courier has the general welfare. He aiw«*rt«*i that the following to say of Mr. Perry, who river improvements should lie made only will play at the auditorium of the San- for the benefit of commerce. fotd High School, Jan. 3rd, PJ13., under the auspice» of the Sanford Music ClubDaughter of thr Spy "Mr. Perry is the originator and prin­ Great two reel feature at tip* Im|M*nul cipal cx|>onent of the lecture-recital tomorrow night. Thia feature film has idea. He is the only blind pianist in taken the country hy storm und filled the world's history wh<»4ia* *ucct**ii*i every house where it has l>een shown m winning un-unquestioned |*>*itiori in la v s story and thrilling adventure. the front rank of his profession He '» Work is progressing nicely on the new tht- only American pianist who ever played u t the Imperial Court of (¡erinjuiy. depot which ia being erected at Winter He U tho only pianist American qr for­ Park by the Atlantic Coast Line railway eign who ever suatainNl himself for ten and tho structure will be finished hy the successive seasons by concert playing middlo of this month. The building is alone in the United States. He is the being constructed of white brick and will only pianist, living ur dead, of any coun­ lx* modern in detail and equipmenttry who ever played twelve hundred concerts in ten successive year*." N Pleasant Porch Party May Thrasher und Dorothy Davis, entertained their young friends at n very delightful (torchparly at the resilience of Mr. and Mr*. D. L. Thrasher Saturday afternoon. The young people enjoyed a number of pleasant gam «, both in the porch nnd yard, after th* conclusion of which tho young hoatease* served delicious Ice cream and cake. Tho guests on this enjoyable occasion W«re Misses Frances Gonzales, Helen Hind, Fern Ward, Elizabeth Stafford, Helen Peek, Alice Caldwell, Fannie Reha Munson, Alice Lough, Lillian Herring, Soritn Lake, Nellie I,ough, Nor­ ma Herndon, Walter Rowland, Prod Wight, James Higgins, Sidney Chase, Griffin Herring, Reginald Holly, Haw­ kins Connelly, Rqwell Brady, Robert Hines, Arthur Dakins, J. D.' Woodruff. M isses *' Cfever Club The Clover Club at their December meeting were entretained by Mias Ethel Moughton Friday afternoon, Dec. 6th. Besides the members of -the club, six visitor* were present. The final ar­ rangements for the bazaar which was to bo held Saturday afternoon and even­ ing were completed, and it was also dedded that the Clover Club should assist In the Christmas decorations for the church. When the business of the dub had been attended to, the lateness of the hour, prevented the enjoyment of the usual social features^ wh.ch concludr the meeting* ol th* dub. A delicious chicken solid course was served, alter which tbs meelitW adjourned. Are You in Arrear* DANGER - WARMING - DANGER Orangti Growers, Dealers and Shippers o f Fla. Monday morning, December 16, there will be more than 3,000 cars of Florida citrus fruits in the United States on track and rolling. At the same time there will be as many, or, more, cars in the hands of the wholesale and retail dealers in fruits. / The daily consumption of citrus fruits in the States is 500 cars, under favorable circumstances. Therefore on Mondtf$r morning, Dec. 16, there will be rolling and on track and in the hands o f dealers, twelve days’ total supply for the entire consumption of th^United States, without making any allowance for the Californias that have moved and are moving. If every packing house in the State of Florida will close down Saturday night, December 14, and remain closed for two weeks, at the end of that time the entire Florida orange supply of the United States will be prac­ tically exhausted, and all houses can start again on Monday, December 30, and will find a ready sale for every orange that they ship,at $1.75 to $2.00 a box.f.o.b. cars, and grapefruit at from $2.00 to $2.50 a box; f. o^b. cars packing houses. If, on the other hand,with the dealers amply sup­ plied, and this enormous amount of fruit on track, Flor­ ida continues shipping after December 14, there will be such a conjestion of fruit immediately following Christ­ mas that the markets will go down to the “ red ink” point very rapidly, and there will be no more sold, even . at the low prices, than as if you had Maintained thetn, and the market will be disorganized' to such an extent - that the entire month of January will be wasted in get­ ting straightened out. The Florida Citrus Exchange desires to call, and hereby does call, on every factor in the fruit deal in this .State, whether he be grower, broker, contract shipper or dealer, to help relieve this situation and prevent the utter annihilation of the market for Florida fruits. Florida Ls shipping the finest fruit this year she has ever shipped, and if you will all join us in this move, you can every one of you make good money for your citrus crop. If we cannot get the cooperation of all factors in the State, we are utterly powerless to stem the tide of disaster that is bound to rise. Any man or factor who, in the face of this warning, moves fruit between the 15th and 30th of December, is an enemy of the grower, and an enemy of the industry, and worst of all, his own enemy. Gentlemen, will you coojierate with us? We would like every operator in this State who moves from three cars of fruit up to communicate with us promptly, by letter or by wire, charges collect, notifying us of his intention to support us and stand with us in this en­ deavor, and we would he especiidly desirous of hearing from Chase & Compny, Crutchfield & Woolfolk, the North American Fruit Exchange and the dealers and shippers at Arcadia, Orlando, D eland and Leesburg. Gentlemen, will vou help us to help yourselves? FLORIDA CITRUS EX C HANGE W.^( . Tem ple, General Manager. ooooooooooa ooooa ooooooa oi Just Received O L D tS l fU R N ITU R t HOUSE A NICE NF.W LINE OF Gorham Sterling Silver (Se# Window Oitpliy) A large aaanrtmcnt to »elect from. Every piece ii Warranted Sterling Silver. ■k ..* »«is î V n b . . Our new line of ELECTRIC PORTABLES for 1012 ii now ready. Come and see them. You ore welcome whether you buy or not. We do EXPERT WATCH and JEWELRY REPAIRING at reasonable prices. All Work GUARANTEED. Theo. Schaal JEWELER , 303 East Flrat Street SANFORD, FLORIDA. No. 1 Roll T o p Offloo Dealt. I| L~ - IN Roll curtain, two »tiding aim real», ih rn iplcndldly made eaty run“ *o| drawera on each aide, or cupboard it preferred. Drawer» lock automatically. Worth 112.50 to 114 50 wholeaale. P R I C E $ 10 . 9 0 Shipped From ladUna Fadoey G. T. BUNTING M N. Ck.rloo. Street - Si Aefaetiae, F lo.U . MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED ooooooooaoaoooDoaoaaoi S u m m e r or W in t e r weean supply your wnnts in the Automobile line. If you want to rpnt A Motor For Any Purpose we arc at your service with the very beat cars. We never sleep. If you are in trouble call un any hour of the night or day. Sanford Machine ft Garage Company PH O N S 991 \ THE HIGH C O ST OF LIVIN G han not affected o u r . Job printing price*. WeY* «till doing" commercial work , of ell kinds' at p^icce sat­ isfactory to you. _lt. : What You Want How Yon Want It When Yon Want It Æ ÏÏ mJ For Mjrthiac in the of pfinlinar coma to ue WlfT-Wr U guU> autce you aatitfactory work •t pnces that at* right. �p n ^ S S F H jf • âë .- A t B Published S e m i - W o o k l y — Tue s da y and Friday THE SANFORD HERALD AV S A N F O R D — Li7t it Worth Lio ing • Number 33 LADIES CLUBS ARE ACTIVE NATURAL GAK IN OHI.ANDO Citizens of County Seal h-* » *3 ‘ ? Wednesday And Welaka Clubs if P CITY ELECTION AGAIN Hove Burning natural gu* in Honda and right here in Orlando irtay l»ecome an actual fact, and that at no very remote period. It ha* just leaked out that un HELD MEETING AND RECEPTION investigation is quietly going on in the territory- ncur .he city thut may make Stste President O f Federated Club* her citizens "«it up and take notice.” »• , It may he remembered by some that For Women Is Given a Most ubout nine yearn ago wells were bored for oil in the northwestern end of this Cordial Welcome By The state, where both oil und gas were dis­ Local Clubs covered and also at Jackson, Ala., and The regular meeting of ^ie Wednes­ thut later investigations were made on day Club wits held in the Congregational the west coast of Florida, where well* church Wednesday nfternoon, in ord^V wen- sunk, und Itoth oil and ga* discovthat the Various clubs of the city and rervd. But these holi-s were plugged. other ladies of Sunford should have the and word was given out that they were pleasure of hearing Mrs. W. B. Young, of no practical value that the product president of the Woman’s Club of Jaeh- uux n«rt there hi siftficient quantity to sonville, whom the Wednesday Club hud warrnnt development. invited to visit the rlub and talk to them bater the most wonderful developand the ladies of Sanford about the bien- meiit* have taken place at Rcuumont, niul meeting of the Federated Women's and Spindletop, Texas, where oil and ga* Clubs of America, to which she was a in untold quantities ha* been discovered delegate* and which wna held in San and Is now enriching the territory in Francisco in July last. which it was found. One of the same gentlemen, who a« Mrs. G. I.. Maris, president of the Wednesday Club, in a few prefatory sistiil in the ahovi named invintigations remarks os to the occasion oi the united and development*. is now in Orlando messing and the pleasure anticipated in and ha* made the discovery that natural listening to Mrs. Young's address 1g.ts exists III a strip of territory clone to stilted that the bus|||«*ua of till- c|||l> the e|iv It i* Mild that no later than would l>e omitted and turned the inis-t last Saturday this same gentleman aping »ncr to Mrs. Wight who was leader 1proaile-d two reputatile citizen* of Or indu. relative to ojii-raltons on •-•-rtaiu for the afternoon and llienmul I >a. tracts of land, und letting them in on In her own interesting and pleasing I fact* connected with his di*<-nver\ li way, Mrs. Wight told a foreeful little1 story, illustrating the ri-u-on for (•der •a . l- then r e v t-o le d to him tliui the knowl­ nting tiie clubs and wh\ the Fislerution edge of gas here had been known to should have u biennial meeting. Indore them for two years or more, and hud ac­ introducing Mrs Young, the guest and tually In-ell burins! Iiy the discoverers These gentlemen further averred that spettker of the occasion who laid so kind ly responded to the invitation to come it we- not t|o-eomnion "Img" gas. hut Un­ to Sanford and tell lie' i Inb about the real a 11 I-, the ante .is is found in IVxa* bienmul imi ung und some of the reason* Lnui-nui.i and other potili*, hut ns to why the federalist clubs of America j whether it waa here in sufficient qtiantities to be of great practical uae they needed an I called a biennial meeting. Mn. Young's charming and altrur- , w*re 'inalile to xtntc The inveatigulion* ¡ire still going on. live personality claimed the undlildi-tl and it is more tini.» indiatile that active attentioii and inleresl of her audleuce development* mn\ soon Ih- undertaken as she gave a b-i--f sketch of the grand li is said by those who are familiur counfry thraigh *lnc,*i th* d -l-guli•« with the geological formation of thi* travehsi to San Francisco, and the cor­ portion of Florida, and limi portion of dial welcome and large hearted hospital­ tiie country stretching wintwurd through ity which the I.m' iiI clubs .ind.citi/i'ii» uc Alabama. Ia>ui*ianu and to the Menu corded to that large bod; of represcnt.inin'ilyiil tiel 1* Unit the (trUndo t«•rri tive women, who had come together tor. Is ill diris t line will, the o|| an ! ga.« with united purpose and for concerted del elolilllenls m I Inis, -.•liu'ieffort for th* le-llehl of l!n a.•men o| tile Bi-p.i-ter Sliif land and for l lie uplift of humanit.i I.Kl TCHK AT IMPERIAL Inspector Another Election W ill Be Held To Decide Aldermanic Race *— •** Volume V Bureau Transportation HAPPENINGS IN THE STATE j - of Explosive* Talks to Hallway Men There was a large attendance of of­ ficials and employee* of the A. C. !.. Kailroad Company, and a numlx-r of MUNICIPAl E ltC IIU N WAS C lO S t %c Happenings Here, There A nd Elsewhere Gathered and CONDENSED TOR B IS T READERS -------- !— by Mr. C. W. Kvarta, Inspector for the l a j i a / j c t a r* i Bureau for the Transportation of Ex* The New» From All Around Florida Abernsthy A nd W oodruff Are Forced ploaivMI aml othrr D w r o u s Article^ To Make Race Again And De- The lecture was illustrated by steriop- In General By Our Special cide The Tie Vote— Pres Ucon vicW11 ,ml * “ very *ntcf« ,ing and VVirele» Telephone i instructive. „ *on I* Elected The work of this Bureau ha* been goThe city election last Tueoday was a in* on •t**‘li>y for the |>ast seven yearn very close and very interesting uffuir, a,,d ‘ he results obtained are simply netting at naught the prophecit« of sev- wonderful. In 1905 there were righty,.rnl wise heads who had the result do|x-d flvr Persons killed, two hundred amt out before hand. Seemingly there was ‘ hirty-three injured, and a pro|x-rtv li*w hut little inten-st manifested in tin- uf$'1.000,000,00 l>> explosion* of danpur and yet there must have lieen a articles in transit Under direrstrong undercurrent of public opinion Bon of the Bureau this ha* Itecn de­ a* the vote polled waa a very strong one. <'reaix«i each year and for the year 1911 in the race for Alderman S. Bunge led *he rt‘cortl shows one |verson killed, two the field and coming neck nnd neck down- injured, and a prn|*rty los* of S34.7GI. the home stretch came C. C. Woodruff Fnder President Roosevelt's udmlnisand W. W. Abernathy und they lied for ‘ ration Col. R. W. Dunn, of the United second place, W. K Pell coming in lust Stales Army, Ordnance Department, but close enough not to gel the Mag **■'* detailed to take charge of thl* inatFor Treasurer and Collector the race 1er as Chief ln*|as'tor of the Bureau, was very clone and no one seemed to and (’ apt. Carlton, of the t'niiod State* predict the outcome until the ; m<s. were Army, «a* detallisl as Assistant Chief r<)unted when it wu* found that A A 1n*|H-clor. The work of the Bureau is under the Preston wa* winner over \ I. William* direction of the Interstate Comnn-ree hy just three vot«-s The Bureau ha* hi it* The Aldermanic race will ticcensilule l uimmviuii another eli-ction a* the law* state* thut In employ twenty-two inspectora and four cium* o f n tie v o t e th e mayor is emiaiwered assillali! iils Ims*lors wlm w>uk thè elilire to . all a s|n-ciul election ten days utter I nileil State* and Canada, wlui havtchurge of all Storage magazines uf |,o* the fimi one Willi-«cant time (O solicit vote* the der, dynamite, etc., and inuke frequent candidate* will certainly make a warm iiu|M-ction* of such magarmisi. a* wi-ll fight for the |H*iitinn und whut prom xs iits|Hs*tfoli* of munufuci uriiig |i|ani* ,sisi to lie a very quiet affair may In- very of explosive articles, as welf a* coiitain exciting toward tin- close The canili ers for sue h articles. gasoliiH- drunis. datisi have not announced their plans as sli-el cylmders for compresseli gas. Steel yet. but it is uildcmtirod that the eli-ct Ion ki-g* for holding (aiwder and boxi-s for loading dynamite will have to la- livid to make it legal While the public heum Very little of There was some talk of the candidates settling the matter among themselves tin* work, the result* m saving of life hut tin* ins-ins to have l*s-n taken out of snB I'*9 property are very gratifying thrir hand* hy the legal status and an an<l «how whnl can la- dotte by inielli gi-nl coo|H-rution betwoen thè governother election will have to la- held. ment thè rnilmndx and their ritiFollowing i* the official voteployees For Trr«»urer ami •iillcrl or A ■V Pri-sliui 112 " i-laka ( luti N o t e s li!» A 1. Williams 1 he Nkeluka 1 lui* » bridgi party mi Por tldi-rman I m stlny .ifli-riUHin wa* un umisoally en,*S Ku nge lull loy'aldimie A largìnumlo-r of meni \ i \N.MMlrulf 1 III lo-r* w*ri- prem-nl. und severul guisil.s en\\ NY A tii-r nul h; 1 tri joyed tbe pltsiuuri-* of thè game*. Seven w It Pell 129 table* of player* et-tered inlo thè contcnt, Mr» Young also mentioned some of and aft»-r score* were counted it wa* Missionary Meeting the fine speakers who were present and (/ Plessanl Dinner Parly found thal Mra. Il W. Huriulon hud won of the effort« they were making to apl Tiie missionary society of the .Method­ The While in the rity Mr» W. B \ oung Un- duk for thè Corning mondi the cause pf this grand federation, life ist ehurch held their regulur meeting- at Wilt ientertainisl by Mr« II 1. D- Itosiis- Mrs. Foresi I.ake, and ber as the largest organization hi the world, j th e h o m e o f M r s I K M e t t m g e £ _ T u e a * A1li­r the sislaiii» Mrs 11ilrt and Mli* Holn-rt« Ft»rest at the Sulifurd 1' in!*M numtx'ring one million members Some duy a f t e r n o o n , mi a c c o u n t o f n-|YatTs lion given Iiy lite \Seluku E 1nn •-inn «er n-d duini; Irmi cakv sandwich!-« und ri« of the details of I lie dcparlinenlal work i In-ing d o n e in t h e i n t e r io r o f t h e c h u r e h M r« De hot iTom-oIuIi wtuli- Mrs H I. De For I'llHIM* ntarv to Mrs You i* of the biennial were given, on through T h e m i s - iin g wu* p r e s id is i o v e r b Fi irt*«*i a jin hosti-s* «1 U v»*rv j[•li usant ri-l ren i Per iiiten-slllig rv|Kirl of thi» the federation and down to the individ­ M r - II II < h.ipi~-ll p r e s id e n t o f M.i ■111Hill*r partv in liniKir ul Mm Y oung Florida Kederation of Wnmen's Club», ual clubs Of *(as'ial interest and grail •iM-n-t y \fli-r 1be di t ottonai i-xeri-im-s 1hi* ta!lile dis-- belìi ut West Palm lieacti ili Novelli Iter at the Sanford limisification wits the statement by Mrs I the minute* were read by the secretary. orations were exquisite crimson rum-s The n-|Mirt wus must eomprehenaivr, giv Young, {hat she heard several rrierefices ' Mm ( II Smith The last quarter's Mr*. DeFonsiT.s i i i m U-iI guisil* were ing an excellenl idea of thut inspiring by speakers of the legislative work of re|Mirt of the finances of the society was Mrs. J. W. Dirkina, Mrs, S. O. Chase, and enthusiastic meeting, und will unthe federation to the pamphlet prepared made by the treasurer. Mm. W. W. Mf* Henry Wight. Mm. G. fl. Wal- doubtedly bring n-ault* in the rluh'» by Mrs. Wight, and also the fine pafier Aliernathy. After the business of the dron. After the dinner the party were work. Mm. DeForrval was greatly imwritten by Mrs. Oharles Gay of Pnlatka< meeting und a general di* cu**ion f Mni ("hasi-'s guest* at the concert given pressed with the high standard of our * chairman of the Civic committee of the noverai imfKirtant matter*. Mr* I,. B by the Stetson Glee Club in the audi­ Honda women, anil *j>okc of them in the State Federation. The pamphlet Mm. Philip*, superintendent of the Junior highisil terms, eafiecially the work notorium of the Sanford High School. Young referred to is a iligest- of the Flor­ Epworth league made n most excellent complished by the vuriuu* club*, and ida law concerning women anti property; n-|>ort of the year's work of the I«-ague urged the Melaka Cluh memiwr* to pres* Wants a Town t lock also n very brief review of the criminal and it» present status. She also turned forward until they. too. had won n place law concerning women and girls. In over to the treasurer of the society, to Sanford, lJr<. I'lfk. 1912. in the front ranks of these i-nme^t and the preparation of this pamphlet Mr*. |>c re|>orted through the miosiona’-y *<> Editor Sanford HrroUt capable worker* of our state. The h o a r Wight was assisted by T K. Wilson of ciety. ten dollur*. the unnuul contribuI)«-ar Sir I have often wondered why hold Economie papet wo* |M«t(Mined, Sanford and F. E. Jennings, of Jackson­ lion by the league for missions. MiO Sanford hai not a town clock. owing to the unnvoidalile a b s e n c e of Mm ville. attorney for the State Federation. Philip* also invited the member* of the Somt. 0|M. tim(1 thought of one and Brown Mm. Young paid quite u tribute to the so.-iety to attend the l.axaar, which the ,,uilt a tovk(,f for onr s;))Vk why rjin' t magnificent scenery, the variety und lu-ague will hold at.her home Saturday Wf! have ofl<>7 l>alntkxx has one. 1 Porch Bazaar gorgeous hueti flowers und the wonderful afternoon, and thus encourage the young (hink Orlando aLso Why can't we. a The Junior Epworth league of the products of the west, mentioning also people hy their presence and patronage. (lnrr city either. Methodist church will hold their anniual ■omo of the splendid trips and entertain­ The children have made for »ale over one Now, if Mr. Pars- would devote one bazaar on the porch of the residence of ment of thifcivisitom. hundred little article., both useful and am . „ f '^ e r y it. if Mr. Crip,,en would j ,t Philip., superintendent of M n . Young made it very clear what pretty. They will also have cakes and (lrvote one orange tree to it. we might U .aglUft Satur<Jay afternoon, beginthe biennial meant to the federation, candy for sale. soon have one. If the old hen would n|ng a, 20-clork Besides over onehunwhat the federation meant to the dubs, — lay one egg a week, markeil clock, she d w ,^ , „ 1 allll prrWy arUcU, they will and what the clubs meant to their memBritish Army Officer »ould not have lo crow in the night. jlave rak„, „¡„1 randy for sale. The ‘ beta. Concluding the very delightful Thn. W Preuinn o f i 1 Why cannot tUe Sanford Improvement l)U,)|ic >rt> Cordially invited to attend ( apt. I hoi. W. Prwton o f Lynn, Agao^gtion tak/ th«» matter in hand? talk Mr*. Young said that in its depart­ and the children will appreciate a liberal L„ l us hav^ a V)Vkn clock> mental divisions the federation was.do­ Maas., is in tbe city and may spend the patronage. ing a work that the churches did not and ! winter here. Capt- Preston served “J Youm truly. could not do or reach, and that the fed* iXfAty-six yearn in the British army in P. E. MILLER Hand Concert «ration was the working Jiand in hapd (Nw^diii and the province* and m r x Tiie Sanford Band will hold a iris* aeveriiijnedal* for bravery and service« with the ehurchni for God und human­ concert in tin- Park next Sunday- a/terAl the ■I'rrHhj'Irrlan Church ity. Before the adjournment qf the He is q mem I>er of the BritLsh Nrval an\l Military Vctcrim* of Sfossarli uscita and Thenwill 1 m no service* at the Pn-s nooM- ** •* ‘ heir usual custom. Concert meeting. Mm. J. W. Dickins. president of the Welaka Club, in liehalf of the We- |lute Lieutenant Vf Royal Canadian Ar- byteriun church next Sunday. Rev wil1 ,H‘K'" “ ‘ ;1 " ‘ehs'k Everybody LnBrownlee; th« new pastor, having gone . laka Club invited all who were present tillery’Capt^Triston has been i|iending the hi* home in Atlanta to arrange for w ' . to a reception to be given to Mra. Young ^ 8‘ ri!et musicians are holdin| by the Welaka Club in their club rooms wintem a f Winter Haven, hut has fallen his removal to the city. Sunday school on the streets and furnish some immediately after the adjournment of in love with Sanford and expect* to sUy 1will be held at the usual hour in the * few days with the view of locating. morning. , .delightful music. the Wednesday Club. .. . • • 4 -*>• ’*-' - * i •' „ ‘ 4 ^ '• . *- Iw< »p- Now The Heal Article Entertain State Officers - t • j 1 y ■ ANPORD, P LO RI DA. A M M M t ^ C R M R R R 13. t*1X • I Direct Slone fir Mann »old their forty aero grapefruit and orange grove at Winter Haven, a fow day* ago, for $10,000 to New Jereey parties. ooo By the «'lid of this week all of the foun­ dation granite on the new- Government building in Miami will be complete, and the limestone work will proceed next. o o o The Gulf, Florida and Alabama raHroad has commenced the erection of a freight dc|Mit, which is also under con­ struction in Pensacola. The building i* to 1m- entirely of brick with metal roof «ml will ciwt about $6,000. o o o ith eleven of the twelve aldermen present, the city council of Pensacola at the «|x-<'ial meeting held Tuesday night, unanimously voted to override the mayor'» veto of the resolution providing for «u ele, lion to asi-erlain whether ot not the city «hall have some form of t-tuiunias|on government, and directed his honor lii issue a proclamation calling lor the election to be held on tyccember loth m conjunction with tbe election on the bond issue for municipal docks V> U U tn old luuilinurk of Ucula, the old slris-i ear iiarn. will »non Im- lorn down to make room for a sulntantial |wo story building The barn was used some twenty years ago when Oeaiu had a horse ear service and wu* a familiar sight to the older residents. The build­ ings used in former days are gradually disap(iraring and on their light* modern structures un- U-ntg built. The tearing down o( the old street car banr is but another step in the progrisss of Ocala, which i-nntinni-s steadily . ear after year it u u A nn-siiagi- tnun Harlow \\ ednesday «fternoon brought the information that Walter Larkin, the negro who criminally assaulted u white lady at Haines City on Saturady, Novemlier 30, and for whom posm's were searching all last wis-k. ww, ia|>tureil at Kissimmee, and tuki-zi by Sheriff Logan through th« i-minlry to l ainpa where hr is now in jail This action Wa* taken because it wa« considered lliut to curry tiie negro to Bartow would almost certainly result in a lynching o o o St Petersburg Ls to have a new $65,000 reinforced concrete brick building, which will be criTted by the Home Se­ curity Company, nt the corner of Central avenue and Fifth street. The building is to tie a four story structure and work on same will be t arted as soon as the material arrive* The exterior work will be of pnwsexi brick, while the interior will lx* of the finest decorative tile and other fire proof work that can bo had. The Moors ar« to lx- of Spanish tile and the wainscoting of art marble. Tho equipment will be of the moat modern, elevators and steam heating apparatus will tx< installed. / Cameo Bridge (lub Mm. O. W Brady waa hostcas of the Cameo Bridge Club Wednesday morn­ ing. Two table* of bridge were played. The highest score was made by Mr*. C. O. McLaughlin, who will have the pleas­ ure of wearing the handsome cameo brunch, w hich is the club prize, until the next meeting of the club. Mm. Brady's guests were Mra. C. M. Vorce, Mm. L*. 1*. Hughes, Mm. C. O. McLaughlin, Mr*. O. W. Brady, M n. A. P. Connelly, Mm. G. F. Smith, Mm. Robert Newman. Abernathy for Alderman -k • W W. Alx'rnathy wlshisi to ¡mnounci' that he is still a candidate for tty« position of Alderman and w«jM>e in tbe race unfii the finish. He solicits (be votea of aH thoee who were lot him Tuesday and «Specially those who voted [or tbe other rmndidate*. The election will be next Tburdaay, Dec. 19th. •. I ! .. «’ •' . - a � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1912 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 10, 1912 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 10, 1912. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 10, 1912; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f70df8c7df1bf713071e158579cca924.pdf 7b5c64dcd6405da83ef5e246d43285c4 PDF Text Text f u r SANrôRo December S, U l i mcrald 1 OUR GRIDIRON HEROES APOPKA IS PREMATURE MANATEE IS WAKING UP Defender of Apaches Dsbarrsd. One Parle lawyer has bad bis name •truck off the rolls because it wae die_ covered that he acted aa the regular The Celery Growers W ill Sell legal adviser of the apache fraternity, from which he drew $6,600 annually In Stuff A t Loading S tation feea. One day he was engaged to de­ fend an apache In a suburban court Hie cllent^wae not eatlsflod with the WORKING FOR A CASH MARKET lawyer's procedure In the case, and after a heated argument outside the court the clfdnt threw the lawyer Into Buyers Are on the Ground Resdy to the River Marne.—Case and Comment Always Business. *; “Are you angry because I lost m f t ¿to per and tried to scratch your • V i o u t r asked the repentant prims dot* na. “No," replied the Impresario. “It was a good suggestion. Just remem* bar how Jrou went about It and II grand opera falls maybe we can 44 something In the moving picture wa/.* CUliens of Thai Burg Yell Before They Are Hurt High School Foot Ball Team The board of Unde of Apopka resoluted the other evening against coming Needs Encouragem ent into the new county that isjbeing agi­ tated by the Sanford agitators. Since MORE INTEREST TO BE TAKEN Apopka and the rent of weet Orange was never counted in the new territory the action -of the Apopka board of trade ia Boy* Have Worked Faithfully Thia rather premature and demonstrates that at some future date thoy expect to break Contract for Celery Crop on Sc*»on to Put Up the away and act up housekeeping in a Cash Bssis , Real Article county of their own.* • Following is a FIRST-CLASS In Oetober the 8anford High School copy of thair resolutions which they re­ The Herald has.started the agitation C H IN E S E LAUNDRY football team played the Duval school quest Tho Herald to publish: for an f. o. b. market for the celery and team in Jacksonville. Apopka, Florida, Dee. 2,<^$(l2. many of th e growers favor the plan. Startched Shirts 10c 90 On November 7th they played the Resolution introduced a t a tailed The following from Manatee will be in­ Hard Boson Shirts 10c each DeLand public school team in Sanford meeting of the Apopka boird of trade teresting: ’ ’• r 2 for 25c p and onThanksgiving Day played Ull^- oh £ri(jay, Nov. 29th, 1912: •' I t begins to look now as if Manatee Collars 2 c each, 20c doien borough High School In Tampa. • edgo’of the Apopka board of trade that and Manatee county will have a market­ Other Prices In Proportion Tho expenses were paid by tho Jack­ the city of Sanford ia taking steps to­ ing agency for celery at least. \ (ili. mm s UU1 N d n a t n l 1at r > k * Lb* 11 sonville and Tampa tcartu for game« in ward forming a new county, with SanR. M. Glazier, who is interesting him­ each place. ford as the county seat, thereby with- self very much In Ihe matter, informed WONG ,SAM In Jacksonville our boys were*met at dAwing from Orange county; and the Record that in one day’s ride nearly < > XXI Em « n r a t H ue.« . CUrfc !M !4!a U « • the station with automobiles and re­ Whereas, It la the sense of o u rb o ird 100 care of celery had been pledged to the ceived every attention visitors could th a t it is to the best interest of Apopka agency.£ He also Informed us that the have looked for. More than 300 school and adjacent towns to remain in Orange agency established In Manatee would S atisfactio n G u aranteed children attended the game; the young county; therefore, be it extend all over the county, and that ladies being dressed in the school colon. Resolved, That the Apopka Board of each 'grower would have the opportunity • Quite u number of enthusiasts came trad* representing the citizens of Apop­ of placing his celery with the agency. B y E x p e rt W o rkm an from XjeLand to Sanford for tho game k a, Plymouth, Zell wood and Clarcona, C. R. Dorisnd, sales manager of the on Nov. 7th and witnessed a lin t class arc moat emphatically oppose^ to any Gibaon Fruit Co., of^Chicago, is here ------ a n d — - . exhibition of amateur football. It was division of Urange county that inclucfo establishing the agency, and is making a game that any Sanford cititcn should any of the above named towns in thV .the rounds with Mr. Glazier and getting «have felt satisfied with. proposed new county, and that we arb in $(Juch..with tho growrre. We can supply you for "immediate Tho game in Tampa was »¡trussed satisfied with tho county as it is at pres-^ T hcidcg of the agency,*as the Record Ordere Taken at shipment. by a large and very enthusiastic crowd. cut. 'states., it, is To sell the celery f. o.^b. lr Seed Oats, Rye, Onion Sets, Beans Our young men ej>cnk very highly of the Be it further resolved that a copy of Mznatee, which,, we believe, is the best Peas, Potatoes and Italian Rye reception givun them by tho football this resolution be sent to all tho boards scheme yet advanced for handling celery Winter Lawua. team and tho people of Tnmap. of Uado, and all nesvspapers in the coun­ or anything clao for that matter. 'Under A full line of all garden seed for The Duval team la regularly and thor­ ty, to the board of county commission­ this system the grower knows exactly truckers and .home gardens. — or — oughly coached by a member of the ers, Repreaentativiw and State Senators. what ho is going to get for his product , Oldest and moat reliable seed and school faculty, who is a football mnn, APOPKA BOARD OF TRADE. und actually gets it before the shipment poultry supply house in the state. and he has a large school from which to Per Frank H. Davis, Pres. is made. The, Rrecord is not fully in­ select his material. Attest: Frank S. Witherly, Secy. formed as to the details and method* The public school team in Del.and is used by tho ( jeon Fruit Co., neither do coached and trained by Mr. Fox, who is we rare, ju*t so long as tho grower gets 206 EAST BAY STREET 1 'hnnkNgiving Dinner a Stetson University coach this season. the cosh for his Celery before it rolls and When family reunioa* and Thanks­ The Tampa team is coached by u Yule • • FLORIDA the price Is somewhere near, the market JACKSONVILLE man, and thia team has played with and giving dinners were being enjoyed quotations. JT*>« b: r l 6fc>0 ilftk r- b defeated the Sutherland team, which throughout the length and breadth of ^.Certainly the grower has. nothing to the United Statis Thursday last the has n football record. lose by encouraging the establishing of noble hearted ladies of the Woodmen's Our Sanford team has put up good this marketing agency. It has proven strong work every time and ho« player! Circle-rememlwring that the thirty or succcnaful at other |x>int«, and wliy not more little inmates of the Orphanage at must excellent bull for young men who at Manatee.’*—Manatee Record. have no r 6ach nndhave not received any Enterprise could not enjoy inmily re­ unions, that in the very nature of things encouragement at home. For Alderman GENERAL FIRE Quite a good deal has been said about their Thanksgiving dinner would not Owing to the (treasure that has been have the name menu prepared for so our defeat nl Turnpa, but our local critbrought to lx-ar upon me and the earnret • les must rememlxT that they have not many diners in homes of plenty and IN SU R A N C E A G E N T solicitation .of my friend* I have con­ giwxl cheer these ladies determined tliut done unything to support this team and sented to become n candidate for the |>ohave t he the Sanford team had to play without tho orphans should »ition of ulderman of the city of Sanford. four of its regular men; made six points in very best dinner that they could preSANTOKD. f L(IRIDA Office Above first Mattonai Bunk Having served the city one term as al­ pare. Each member contributed a tho game and forced Tampa to make splendidly cooked urticle toward* a derman I can assure the public tliut if four substitution*. elected the business of the city will re­ The writer wishes to In* plain that h<* menu that would have graced the table ceive the same care und attention that Is not averse to baseball he is an enthu­ of the moat prosperous family unywhere. was devoted to it during my former Nothing was lacking, nil the good things siast, hut he wishes to make a compari­ term of office. which usually go to make up a perfect son. We all go wild uiul nj*‘iid our * Respectfully, money to hire baseball players; for what? Thanksgiving dinner were prepared by •S. RUNGE. 5ho Circle and sent to the Orphanage Two reasons, one and first to l>eat Or Wednesday afternoon by Cnpt. Tuttle’s _______________________________» ______ lando and second to huve entertainment Welaka Club N otes, boat. The Captain, wanting to have a in Hummer, hut we dorft give one cent The Wslukav^’lul) has closed another to help our school boys make a credit »hare in the beautiful deed tootf the box M ODERN S H O E R EPA IR S H O P nl delightful social functions, month over fr»*> of charge How true it is that able showing in «port with other school* ALL WORK IM)NE b y in the state, un<l we ridicule them when “ He terniM-ra the wind to the shorn which have Ix-en much enjoyed by the defeated; then we go out am) get our lamb ” Oil the name boat was a box of members und their guests, Mr». C. O. feelings hurt if anybody snys anything fine orange«, sent to the children at the McLaughlin proving a most delightful about us in comparison» with our neigh­ orphanugc by Mrs. J. M. Lord of Clyde, hostess. She was assisted during the whose motherly heart was big enough month by Mesdamrs Butt, Murks, ; No. f03 Wen Fire» Sind boring cities. Ntil Don. to City RreUureal Our young men tried to get a second to take in the needs of that household Chappell, Hurt and the Misses Ward. Among the pleasant events was the ganv* with DeLand in DeLand, hut the of thirty helpless children. bridge party on Nov. 12th. Six tables At the instance of the Ix*nd a Hand coach, would not answer the letter. of players enjoyed tho gume, Mrs. G. F. D rink a B ottle of The Tampa team will play in Jack­ Club the school children of Sanftfrd were Smith winning the club pin for the month given the opportunity by their teachers sonville on December filh for the school championship of the state, and if it ran t o contribute each an npple toward fill­ Delicious ice cream and cake were served be arranged the Tumpu team will play in ing a barrel full of the best and finest at the close of the afternoon’s entertain­ Sanford on Decemln-r _8th. 11 this looking apples that could tie found in ment. At the musicaie oh the 19th, a rare game is arranged it should be largely at­ Sanford, for a Thanksgiving offeriflg to treat wa* given those present. Mrs. tended, as it will be the last game of the the children at the Orphanage as they Wickenbcrg of Jacksonville tendered a had had the opportunity of doing last season. number of beautiful selections and all Thanksgiving. Not only did the chil­ It.should be borne in mind that the V3 G IN G E R A L E OR S O D A W A T E R were delighted with her lovely voice and dren enjoy a bountiful and delicious supply, of material from which to aclcct • Manufactured with pure distilled water—they will prevent illness, aid , „ a high school team is exceedingly lim­ Thanksgiving dinner, but they hod a gracious mannenr. Mrs. Richard Max­ digestion and give you health barrel of apples and a box of orange* too. well . added greatly to the afternoon’s ited admirer. » entertainment by bet* interesting and The gentlemen of the Woodmen’s Tho S a n fo rd Coca Cola Bottling C o ., S a n fo rd , Fla Circle contributed money and five (suits pleasing recitations; and the Instrumental • Florida Good All the Thno In glancing over Florida newspapers of warm underwear were purchased by solos given by Miss .Ward and Mrs. for one day it will be noticed that fine the ladies for the older boys at {ho or­ Cecil Butt were listened to with grent pleasure. A dainty salad, with wafers, • Cucumbers are just coming in around phanage. sandwiches and coffee added much to Arcadia; that new aweet corn is being * The appreciation and thanks of the the delightful occasion. gathered at St. Cloud, that strawberries children were conveyed in a letter re­ On tho evening of the 19th u pleasant ceived by the circle from Miss I«ouise are ripe in Osceola county and tiuit Kissimmee has ‘demonstrated that she Stork. superintendent of tho orhpanage. company met in the club rooms. Danc­ can grow as good celery a* Sanford and Fur that one day at least there wer ing and games were indulged in until a Distinctive quality counts for as much in fertilizers as any other “Showers of Diewing’’ at that orphans’ late hour, when coffee and tempting as many |x>tutocs as Hastings. article. sandwich« were served. .•• • •' At tbu u m e time Kanfjml is taking up home. Efficient service likewise has its value. Mrs. Mcl«aughlin entertained the club The Woodmen's Circle and also the the growth of tobacco as n money crop : ... , and oranges are being grown-right here people of ’Sanford generally havo been members informally on tho afternoon at home near Pensacola ns fine and Ius-, Very kind and have dona a great many of the 26th and the Household Econom­ clous as any that come from the penin­ things for the welfare and pleasure of ics Committee served an oyster supper • * the unfortunate children in tho orphan­ during the afternoon and evenjng, at sula of the state. are made to give result«—not to sell at a low price. The diffcrenco which a neat little sum was realized. . t ) fh the cost of a gobd fertilizer over a cheap one- wilf more than be In fact, all of Florida is good all the age across the lake. made up in your yield. At the Florida Federation of Women’s time. I t is the only spot In America has Careful attention to every detail, promptness always, and a Club*, (fhich was held In West Palm Cigars tilfen Away been eliminated and wher^ spring time high regard for our customera’ w ith« have helped to make us and our A box of cigars igiven away at Min- Beach Nov.' 19th to 22nd tha Welaka comes avery month in the year. famous fertilizers—the Favorite brands in such great demand. The pcoplo of Florida a rt just awaken­ ton’s pool room gpturduy night at 8 Club was represented by Mrs. J. W. Dick ins, president of tbe club and Mra. ing to the trucking possibilities o f'th e o'clock to the one who makes the high H. L. DeForest as delegates.’ Both re­ score on the keno table during the week statu and this awakening is sura to bo turned greatlyy Impressed with the 3 0 -ltp followed by a continuous stream of pros­ JA C K S O N V IL L E , FLO R ID A beauties of W «1 Palm Beach, and bring­ perity.—Pensacola Journal. L> ' » ■ — -« ■■-■■■■■ ...... ing with them much enthusiasm which Clover d o b ' Africukuril CfcraitaU LmrtkkWa Sqtrial Mixture* George W. Livingstone, indicted for At their last meeting the Clover Club will no doubt stimulate Interest among tb s’murder of J. C. Long near Hrook»- prepared a nice box of clothing, which the club menibira for better work during .. ---------vlflt was declared guilty by the Jury at with $4.50, they sent to the West Tampa tbe coming year. • . the torra of the drcujt court-hold at Training School which |a in chgrg* ot - r - ’------- -------. Try • Wpnt Adv gad rent your house. Rev. Fred £nsraJngsr, / UrSoksvilie last week. I • WELL DRIVING Artesian Wells of Every Description POULTRY SUPPLIES H I L L LUMBER CO. E. A. MARTIN & CO. A. P. M. HILL HARDWARE CO. CONNELLY HANSON ELECTRIC MACHINERY - Fertilizer is Sold on its Merits ; Favorite Fertilizers ; INDEPENDENT FERTILIZER COMPANY j; ¿JiííÍ. �P u b lis h e d S e m i-W e e k ly — T ue sd ay and F rid a y SANFORD H E R ADD IN S A N F O R D — Lite ts Worth Lioinÿ — X. -----------r ~ ON COUNTY DIVISION HUHINFIHH COLLEGE OPENED Nice O ld V o lu m « V H AN FO R D , F LO R ID A , F R ID A Y D E C IM D E R « . IR IX N u m b e r 31 Resident W rites About Facts A nd C onditions N DIVISION WILL LOWER TAXES Orange County Can Offer Nothing To People Who Pay High Tazes Now Enrollment of Day and Student» to Start Wlih COM M ISSIONERS MEET , Growers Organize to Pre­ vent Glut in Market Realizing that the northern growers and also the Mississippi delta growers nre flooding the markets with lettuce and that the open winter is against the Florida grower this season on early let- NOW FOR KING TOBACCO Sanford Nighl Profeasor I. E. Garrett and G. E. County Fathers f l o l d L a s t Bynum havi opened the ubovc institu­ Meeting Of The Year tion in the Pico block, rooms 13 and 14. with bright prosjiocts for a large enroll­ ment of students. • This school, equipped with the latest MAMY MATTERS0E IMPORTANCE [ ‘„ . ^ n u t^ m ^ ty df the.s.n ---------- * for growers and buyers have signed an improved typewriters and adding mach­ I d j w in n *c j m l a*«*ment not to buy or ship any more ines, and with experienced commercial c teachers in charge, should receive the Several Roads Will Be Strawed. Black |eltuce unU, th<, Uth dtty of thls month Hammock Will Be Drained By that date the cold weather will hearty cooperation and patronage of the have eliminated competition and tho Bonds Approved people of Sanford and surrounding coun­ markets will be bare of much of the lets try. Board of county commissioners met luce that has flooded them for weeks With both day and night classes there last Tuesday. Present Chairman Over- past and Sanford growers will have a is no excuse for our young people not street, Commissioners WoodrufT, Dil- chance to dis|>ose of their later lettuce. securing u business education at home : lard , Brown and Merrill. The lettuco crop now coming on is of and under home influences. This means The minutes ¿1 the several special and very fine quality and would bring a high much for Sanford and we wish the en­ tho regular meeting were approved and price now. but for the fart that all the terprise surer»». signed markrta an* glutted with lettuce from Mrs. Nannie Hanscll ap|>eared before mon* northern points. AMONG HANFOItl) ENTERI'K ISKS the txinrd in reference to the change of the public road at Pine Castle. No A FINK ATTRACTION Virginia Carolina Eerlilirer Company action taken. II bh Mont Complete Factory' W. D. Gordon appeared before the FIdward Baxter Perry Will Delight the In the Virginia Carolina Company Ixiard in reference to the change of the M uhIc l.o*ers of Hanford Sanford ha* one of the largest and most road near Lake Howell. The subject | The Sanford Music Club In bringing complete fertilizer plants in .the state matter was referred to the Supt. of FIdward Baxter Perry, one of the world'» and our citizens are proud of the fact roads ami bridge*. moat noted artists, to Sanford fulfills that in the g n a te s t vegetable section of The following from Hon. Thos. Em­ mett Wilaon gives food for thought: I note that the Orange County Cit­ izen and the Orlnndo Sentinel and Re­ porter Star (all published In Orlando) aro warning the little children. Oviedo, Apopka, Maitland, etc., not to follow the example of the wayward daughter, Sanford, and attempt to rut loose from the maternal home of old Orange and set up housekeeping for themselves. The reasons thus far advanced for remaining forever under the parental roRf an* that two establishments coat more to run than one. Tho d a n g e r rocks pointed out and warped against are the increased tnxrs that B. J. (.H'enttrecl apix-ared Ix-fore the that tin- grower need not »end . , ,, . .. , . , , must follow a county division. The»«- tin- world . . . ............... ... «board asking that the road from !-akc out of the city for his fertilizers. Thi are a(>N*irtcally named as follows Mary to Big Tree be strawed. I ' jmui First, " T h e fact tha t Sanford district Virginia Carolini*, one of the old**! ahd | motion it was ordered thut the sandy has voted ImuiiIs for good Itrick roads in most reliable fertilizer companies m the lilar*1* lx- strawed. her »jx-ciul road district and tliul there south decide*! to hx-ute in Sanford after i Tax Assessor Butt ap|x-nre*l Itefnrc must he increased taxation lo cover the looking over the Florida fichi and invest «he board in reference t>> hitting sn a* interest and sinking fund ■‘Don’t lie frightened, little Sisters. Ii) this bugbear. Sanford is your big sister anil wants to take von in her new home for your own gixxl ns well as sisterly emupanionship She is not soltish and »Inoiler* her splendid brick road system t•« you without asking tin' returns of a pen ny from you in taxation for its us*' Her special road di-trn I comprises Sanford eily and tin* t»<rritor> inmwdiutely ail joining and the tax foi h er.tw enty two miles ol brick roads will and must 1» borne Under the law solely by I lie terri­ tory embraced in that *|»»-ial road ills I riel. Sanford therefore, instead of asking you to make a part of (lie new c ounty of Sanford for the |iiir|«»se of shuniig the burdens of tier sjieciul road system has already Ixmnd herself for the full amount |irincipiil ami inteiest and offer* it Jo you as a Ins' gilt to use for your profit ami pleasure. Has obi mother O r a n g e ev er d o n e tins for y o u ’ Second, " 'r h e tnrreasxsl taxation from an entirely new set of county otlicers, ---------736----------------------r“r~ (TJRTAII. LETTUCE HUIPMKNTS igatjng the claim.» of several other »••<• -istunt in the a»»*s*iMs*sor's olliee for the lions. Our |xi*iiion on the St. John.» | coming year. ll|xm motion the uwusvior river and the railrOnd facilities, and be­ wa- allow.»I 4f>(MI (Ml for the pay men! ing in the vegetable center decided this >t( »aid avo-Bant company in their choice and they asked J -M. Seller» ap|x-ar*si Ix-fure tlie (or nothing m the way of lumi or money, board in reference to the road from but pureba-v-d a fin«* tra c t of land on the f la rc b n a to A|x>pka l'|x>n motion it unsi »ide anil put up wiirehom**-» and u *us ordered thut this road lx- surveyed larg. factory and have b*»*n doing a tin* ami n|x-ned busti es» since their inception into I ht The I h i i u I s of the following countv ol bieun » lib- of ibi» communi!-. :|i-ers were presenttsl und appm « i-d I l e h r lb*' abb- management of E It J A Kirkwixel. silent!, sureties, T II Brown ai the general ottici- anil Mr Evans and M M Smith Rti-kinnit. »upcrpilcmlcnl al the twelovy . John II *T ticker. Treasurer, suritie». tin- bust ness lui. Im reic*o* I in it most »at I’ F'. I.aiibucb. T il FIvsns, Jus A manner and the lyinx-ltse h factor, Knox. M M Smith. plnftf i» rushed at all tutus* with order* W FI Martin. Tax fo lle c to r. su re­ both local nnd foreign. tí*-*, W. L. Story, M. M. Smith, T. J Tilia is u Sanford institution und should Watkins. W M Davi», F! H. McNeill lx- patronized by the home |M-ople. of­ S. S, Gnflin und F¡ (i. I luck worth fering us it ibxs. tlu- factory completely II. M Robinson. Clerk f t . f t . , *un*c < |u i|i|x s ! tor mixing sjM-eml formulas und es. Tilo» W - Matthew» amid K A f u r guariintts-ing prompt shipment*. an object of their organization, namely, to encourage the love of good music and bring to our young students tqqxiritinilii»* of hearing artistie interpreta­ tions. without which no musical train­ ing can tx- finished FI very citizen of Sanford should heartily appreciate ami sypixirt so w orthy an effort. Should feel u nut oral pride ami mterrttl in *o notalile an oeeasion. The ndmission is determined ut the nominal sum of f>0 cents J.V G rammar Scliixil i so thut all may have an i*j»|xirtunny of hearing this ma«terfui* |x-rlurmrr In confident*«- ■>( tin- to w n s support the recital is rontrueled at a large guar­ antee. The fact that entire (anullisi have m M-verul instance* sent in ref|u*s-ts for tickets encourage the n u l l clan» of SqIlford hi feeling tiietr confi­ dence of eneouragement and supjxirt i* not rninplnca-d uml implies u finnl sale to ami presence of every citizen who is proud of Sanfortl’s |irogr»s«s in nuuicsl and urtistic. us well as Inisim-sa and linunriul line*. Orphanage Work Day' The »u|M-f1iitemli-nt, Rev J F! T ru e W in Martin, t >• Judge, sureties. T li is jih-udlng for funds to u*ld another t o th e I a i l l e s o f Snnhird Fix un» and J H \ ick building to the Baptist Orphanage in You an- cordinlly invited to ut tend Arthur Butt, lux Ass*-r*.»or, sureties, Arcadia. The present buildings are so an o|x-n uus-Ung ol tin- Wednesday Chas. Lord und Chester W. Goodrich. crowded __ ____ that ______ another_______ building_ ia nrce Club, which will lx- held in the Con- i I-. Wichemiubl, C lerk Crim. Ct., suresary in order to accommodate more grcgntional church riext Wednesday afternoon. Dee. U th a t 3 o’clock, to tii-s, Jos. Menitermann and R. L. Hoi- -children. land. With" the ho|x- of raising $(*,000 the hear Mr*. W. B. Young, president of J F\ McKinnon, S u p t. Public in»., superintendent request* that eacii friend the W om a n’* (lu ll of Jacksonville, who sureties, N II Garner und T J Wat- of t i u w Ixty* and girl* contriiiute his will ix- the guc*l of the Wtxlnesday f l u i i kin*. or lier earning* on Deo-mlx-r 7th, tinMrs. 1 oung will talk on the recent F'. O Fries. Cu Surveyor, sureties- annual Orphanage l>uy, to Hus worthy biennial m<s-tmg of the F'«sler»i*sl J W Jackson and K H Walker cause flu ii» of America which was held in il K Jeringan, ('unstable, sureties Sunday, l>cc. Uth. will lx- olxx-rved as Sun F'nmeisco. I alilornm J A Neal and T. ( ’. Allen. Orphanage I)uy l»y the Baptist Sunday H. H M rf'lu rr, fonstafile. sureti*-*, S«h*x«l. when contribution* to this fongrrgatiunal f h u r r h B M Hawthorne and Arthur B. F'uller. worthy cause will lx- gratefully received. There’ will lx- no |ir*-a< lung in the it- Successful T o b a c c o G row er W ill Raise P lan t Here SANE0RD HAS THE REQUISITES Our S oil, Irrigation And Drainage Make Ideal Conditions For The Crops Sanford ia destined to become a t o baceo center! This ia assured by the fact that E. K. Embry, an expert tobacco grower and jobber haa made arrangements to grow the weed her and having testrsl tobacco that was raised here several years ago uml being thoroughly satisfied with soil condition*, drainage* and irrigation, has leased the ground and in the early spring will plant the seed beds and build an immense warehouse on Celery avenue. Mr. FImbry, together'with Mr. Cooper, also a tobacco grower has been In the city several days and by the enrn«-st coo,x-ration of. the Commercial Club and the enterprising citizens of the celery «li-lta has tx-en enabled to acquire ten acre* ill gtxxi land on Celery avenue •'**( <>f the Brisson place and what ia known a* the Mi* place and will build Ills warehouse on the Chap|X*ll place. Mr FImbry rnllt-d several cigars made with filler of tobacco grown on the Tefwilliger place several year* ago, and dewpit«- the fact that the tobacco had never been tr«-nte*i or cleaned it made a moat excellent cigar and burned evenly and well • Thi* tobacco of ci*r»e would not make a wrup|M-r but t h ^ t o b a r c o tha t Mr FImbry |>ro|><n<-n to grow here and cure uiiii »weal by tin- nqiny proc*»**-» known only to tin- tobacco trade will lx* used for wruptx-r» anti the gentlemen in the deal are confident that Sanford »oil will make aa gixxl u wrapper a.» the I’eazJ o( the Antilles ever dreamed of growing. Tlie tobacco now grown in Florida 1# not rai»«*d on irrigated soil probably for the very gtxxi reason that in the aeetiona where it has been trie«i no flowing wells can Ite obtained. \Sldle not requiring irrigation all the time, as lettuce anti celery ami other tender vegetable*, then* are i-erii-d» in tto- ruiMing <d tlie plant* anti ufter the> are »et in the field when irrigation would lx- inoel welcome. Sanford, of course, hu* the finrat system of irrigation known to tlu* world and in rase the rainfall is too hi-avy our system of drutnagt- would also com** to the as­ sistance of the tobacco grower and this again make* the Sanford section most desirable for the growing of tobacco or • tbim doubling the numtx-r within the name; territory." Don't get frightened, little girls. This is not a ghost, only a shadow. It mny In* had for the present county of­ any other plant ficers to have to share their fix** and Again, tin- central hx-ation of Sanford, commissions with urt espial num ber of he tine railroad and steamship tranaofficer* in the new county of Sanford, ixirtation, the low freight rate*, etc., all but it will lie distinctly advantageou» combine to increase the admiration of to the new county to have its portion of the men who would make this the to­ these i«x-» and commission *i>cnt within bacco center of the aouth, and the gentle­ its bounds and them* ofllcas* held by its men interested arc greatly enthused over own citizen*. It will not add a jienny to R. Healey, Juatipo of the ¿reare, j Those persons who have not received the pro»i>ecta. taxation, for the new county do«* not in­ f ongn-gulionnl church next Sunday One of the moat valuable .points of owing to" the 'absence' of"t lie' pas tor” Rev. J ' B’ 1n “u" ,r #nd S' C' Dickin*W an Orphanage Day envelope w I kindly tend to have u salaried oflicur, but only nd drop in tobacco raising in Sanford is that tha J. D. Langley, who goes to Tampa as u "ur- ,i<‘9- J 11 ( loUfl*r S- C- Dlck P«» o/Icring» in envelo,« ant thoen paid by the fc«s* and commission •on. j collection plat«» Sunday or send to planting of the *e**d beds will not com­ allowed by law, which will lie the same delegute from the church to the state F'rank S. Wltherby, Justice of the | superintendent of Sundny school, N. J. mence until lute In March, after our big in the new county of Sanford that they meeting of the Associated Charities Peaco, auretie«, Ernest Liebing and B. M. Perkins or to the pastor. Rev J. W. money crop* of vegetables have all been are now in the county of Orange. San­ Sunday school at the usual hour. !t:45 Hawthorne. Wlldman. cut from the fields and shipped, and tbe ford will not U> selfish ami if her little a. m! F'rank S. Wltherby, Justice of the "Inasmuch as ye hav«^ done it unto raising of tobacco here means that an­ Next Sunday week the usual services sisters want the ofliert* they are welcome will ix- resumed at the Congregational Peace, sureti«*». FIrnest I-iebing and B. one of the l«*a*t of theee my brethren ye other rich crop and one that can be atored l o them for helping to get the new home did it unto Me.” will be raised after we have used our church with a special musical program M. Hawthorne. into housekeeping order. James P. Hawthorne, Justice of the -------------------------antis for the growing of winter veget­ and short sermon jn the evening. Spec­ Third, "The matter of court house Pea«-e, suretie*. Wm. P. Blakely nnd First Htrawherries able* and made the money from them. ial effort will !>e put forth to make those and jail." We «rill not worry' about The first »truwlx*rries of the season As a filler, a long filler and a staple service** attractive and helpful to the W. M. Davi*. thete necessary adjuncts to civilization. Andrew Aulin. Justi«-e of the P«!ace, were brought lo the city yesterday by filler, King Tobacco will come to the increasing numbers who attend. All counties must have them and as sureties, J, B. Jones and H. B. McCall. ID. W. Billingsley, one of tho prominent front in favoritism and in a few years aeventcen counties in the state of Flor­ V’. ii. Wright, Justice of the Peace, West Side grower*. Thine (terries ure the Sanford grower* should become toPorrh Bazaar ida with less population than Sanford auretie*. T. N. Sewell snd'W. I*. V’ining. probably tit* fint In Florida, ai we have hscco kings. The Junior Epworth league of tjie county will hnve are able to build them L. G. Slringfellow, Justice of the Pegce, *«x*n no report* of berries from any part Methodist church will hold a Porch wo certainly can do go without fear sureties, J. E. Pace and L. P. McCuiler. of theatatc. Mr. Billingsley is makaing Prominent Michigan People Here Huzaar ut the home of their superinten­ of injuring ourselves by excessive taxa­ F'ollowing bonds as Notaries Public a i,>eeiaUy of diversified crops and oees a Mr.-John Marks and wife of Jackson, dent, Mrs. L. R. Philips Saturday af­ tion. We won’t build a court house were approved: bright future in the raising of straw- Mich., and Mrs. Geo. Mitchell of Lculie, ternoon, Decemlxr 14th. until we know where it L*»going to be put, J. H. Baas, sureties, T. H. Evans and ^berriea in the Sanford celery delta. The Mich., were in Hanford two day* thb and the Sanford city jail la much safer strawberries are at Stockton's grocery week. Mr. Marks b suoerintendent ol The Jacksonville New*, an afternoon Chaa. Lartigue. and better than any jail of Orange roun C. FI. Teaal«*y, sur»*ries, B. T. Boyd and you ran get them fresh all during the the Jackson Automobile Factory a t paper that was launched about three ty Until the present one was built. and D. L. Pierson. season. Jackson, Mich., and haa been looking weeks ago by E. E. Naugle and J. W, Mother Orange has !>een rather ex­ Green W. Smith, sureties, W. W. Long • ------------------;------over hb large land holdings in DeSoto Whitney, has suspended publication. w . travagant herself in the matter of court Htetaon Glee Club county. Mr. Marks was very favoravly Naugle withdrew from the concern sev- an' „ ’ ” ’. . • ho«MR and jaib, having built three of er.l days ago hut Whitney continued on, Following bopda to ix*r fire arm . The Stetson Glee Club will give a impressed with the trucking business each in tho first twenty-five years of my concert in the High School Auditorium of the Sanford section and will invest until lost Saturday night. were • ppr0Vrd: ^ residence within her borders (all at Or­ e* IL C. Whitten, pistol, sureties, J. D. next Tuesday night. This will be one here in the near future. While In Han­ Davison and E. FI. Brady. lando). of th«- finest musical attractions of tb lon! Mr. Marks stopped at The Mich­ We will try to get along with one nnd Orange and that she 1» no longer able to j season and will be given for the benefit igan. West First St. • l»a!x-llu Simon, pistol, sureti«-*. T. make it supply all our wants without im- i give us a quid pm quo. ol the Vlanford Library. Miller and R. FI. Gormly. In conclusion, little »¡stem, let your ■-posing burdens. We nrv not going into The Daytona News will )x> issued as a M. J. Hutson, pistol, sureties. I. I) the new county venture for the purpose big mster. Sanford, give you one little Hart anti 11. A Nicholson. A bond election for city improve­ daily during the tourbt season, making v or With the view of increasing taxes, but ptcre ,of advice. However much you ments b to be held in Hastings some time its firat appearance Monday. Thb will Mr. Loveless appeared before the tllia month. The main improvement on the contrary, in order to decrease may lové mother Grange, don’t be albe tho eighth season for th b popular th an , for we'all know that they have ways pulling fcheatnuta out of the fire for bo*rd ,n r*ier*nc* 10 redeeming Iaike- under consideration b the paving""of paper. Harry L. Rood b the editor an4 i Continual oa pact u n . i Mala atm t with brick. rtftcbsd the limit In good Old mother •upfRtber Orlando. I C. 8. Harris city editor, • l / * < . w j - f i r i fY a x-y. i . : > -xi �THE SANFORD HERALD 4 » + » ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ • ♦ » ♦ ♦ • ♦ ♦ • ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * * * ++++! ^ R o a d y -to -W o a r »Dept. Caldwell’«' Shoe Department alwayi has the latest in Shoes for every momber of the family, and only a look proves our prices are tho lowest. • CHULUOTA SNAPSHOTS T h e ,w e a th e rs * beenjt!minding us ol the fact that there Is yet some cold com­ ing this way. The orange growers are getting their crops oil rapidly now-a-days. G. M. Jacobs and sona, Billio and George and Isaac Hodges'attended court af Kissimmee first of the week. Mrs. A. S. Hickson, our principal, spent Saturday andSunday of last week w ith her family at Apopka. VMlsa Nellie Geiger, thf primary teach-, er, Is spending n few days witH her par­ ents at Geneva. Mrs. N. M. Lou of Orlando is vlaltimg friends in this vicinity this week. Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Harlow of Orlando were tho pleasant guest* of Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Jacobs lost.Sunday. Thos. Hodges of Cocoa, spent the lutter p art of the week here visiting his sister, Mrs. N. C. Javobs. The Misses Diamond of Orlando were tho pleasant guests of Miss Mary Self over Thanksgiving. The entertainment given at our school house Thanksgiving evening was <|uite an enjoyable afiulr, and n neat little sum was cleared troin tho udmission fee toward* covering tho church debt. Jam«-* T. Ixing ami Miss Evu Golden were married nt the school house Thanks­ giving evening at 10 o’rhx'k, Rev. I). A. Cole performing the ceremony. J. B. Amery of the K. V. Construction Co., was a pleasant guest ut The Palms GENEVA JOTTINGS , Miss Lola Groshuin, »ho is teaching school in Paola, «jx-nt Thanksgiving witli tier pnrriit», Mr and Mr* It. L. G re» h u m tjuarterly meeting was held at ifie McOumIihI Chiireti last Tucmlu, with dinner on the ground*. Owing to the men all tieing very busy there was not a Very large .It tendance. The meeting was condueted tiy the presiding elder. Rev. C. F. Hlarkhurn. While hero Rev. Itlackliurn wxh the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Pattisliall. .. . Miss Marie Daniel* came home last Wednesday for a visit with her friends, and returned to Clarrona Monday morning • Mr* Seig hu» returned from n two vick'» -tin in Sim on. Gu. The \\ S Society met with Mrs. Adams week la-fore Just and quilted another quill for the bazaar. Lost week the meeting was held at tho hall, when committees were appointed for the bazaar, which will take place Frjday, Dec. 13. . The Indies of tby society ex­ tend an invitation to ull to come un<f help them in tliis good euiiM* Mr. and Mrs I'uttishull »pent lust Mr. and Mrs. Ciuuh-s Marsh and sons of Hector, N. Y., wlio have a winter homo in Genova. Mina Blunrhe I’.ittishull ix *|M>nding a few doyn in Sunford, the guest of Mr». Ernest Tolar. , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones have for their xu«*!' W. II. Jones of Augusta, Ga. Although.in its Infancy. Mr». Curlctt'» chlckqn farm promises to be n great success. Regular services at the Baptist church H&nday, preaching by tho pastor, Rev. E. Lee' Smith. Bert Pattishall of Sa'nford, sjicnt a fow dsya In Geneva jMt wock. —.------ Mr. Whitcomb and pilrty were In Gcifevx on bualnoss last week. While hero they were guests of tho Geneva House. Mias Bobby Nicholson and Ira Tillls returned from Sanford Saturday. M r.,Jackson and Mr. Robert Walters of pthind were In Geneva for a few day Jkuhntlng -last week. While hbre the were.the gueeu of Mr. Muaaelwhitc. *7 L ist Thursday night I>eo Rehbinder ’ahd Mias Irene Richards were quietly married by the IUv. C. A. Saunders at tho home of the bridegroom. *■ Continued on page 9 SKLDY SHOES Can bo depended upon for atyle, fit and durability. We are showing a full line of-jfi, 16 and 17 Button Ladles’ Boots, in tan Russia Calf. Gun Metal, Patent Leather and white Nubuck specit» 0 i \ C ) ial prices for Mon- , V ) . H N day, $2.98 (3.48 and SNOW FOR MEN ' Our line of satisfactory Shoes for men may well be called our “pride.” These arc Union Made by Snow, in Patent Leather, Gun Metal, ’Tan Russia. Calf and Vld Kid, In either Button or Btuchcr style on tho best and latest lasts and toes. See our special prices on these Shoes. ■■■H M CHILDREN’S SHOES Godman has never forcotten the Children, and Monday will find ex­ ceptional values in Children’s All Leather Shoes, 79c Op. »1.23 SUITINGS 98r Monday you will find on sale spec­ ial values In -46 inch A Q ^ Mannish M S f * Serges and Worsteds, yard 30 INCH RATINE We have just received d shipment of Blazer Strip« Ratine, complete line of colors, our spec- A A ini price for Monday’s SPECIAL SERGES 49c Thirty-six inch, fine quality Serge, black, cream, navy, shepherd plaid Aa also cream with black *tri|K>, Monday a yard »1.50 SCREENS $1.25 Fifty-four iijch ¡1 limnel Screen*, fllfbd with neat patterns of Silkoline, Monday's «ule rt* -| O C T we offer them ut I each only*....... ......... A - .L lO FRUIT OK THE LOOM Monduy ut 9 o'clock we wifi place on sale 750 yards genuine Fruit of the l,oom llleiirhing (limit 20 yard* to customer) while it lasts for Monday'* aalo per IVERY one visiting this store Monday will find counter after pp counter running over with toys WM and Gifts suitable for both the old and young. This large stock so timely for the holidays is usually found in cities twice the size of Sanford» and the prices will amaze every one. .. DOLLS—This department never fails to interest the li^le Misses. This year the showing of Dolls will eclips©::all previous seasons, not only in handsome Dolls, but lower '"prices in following styles: Dressed Brides, Sailor Boy ancFGirl Dolls, Clown , Character and Baby Rattler Dolls, also Undressed Dolls, hair and kid body, cork stuffed Dolls for our Christmas Q O A Q trade from 3c up to. FURNITURE—We have also prepared fo r the little Misses Christmas with a complete line of Doll Furniture, Bed Room Sets, Dining Room Sets, Kitchen Sets, in­ cluding Stoves. Also all sizes in Doll Tea Sets A Q ^ at our special prices from 5c to.................... .......... TOYS—For the little Men. Trains all sizes, Horses hitched to Wagons, Dogs, Cats, Sheep, Hook and Ladder, Fire Engines, Tops, Rubber Balls, Cum-back Balls, Buzzers, Hay Racks, Wheel Barrows, Rocking Horses, Shoo-ily Horses, Velocipedes, Automobiles, Express Wagons different sizes, Sulkys. Also a complete line of Doll Carriages, every article specially priced Q -| Q Q 5c, 9c, 10c, 15c, 25c, 39c, 49c, 59c,’98c ........... $ ± . ¿ 7 0 NOTICE For the ronvienrr of otir rUHtomers, beginning Monday, will remain open evening» until ChriNtlnas. SPECIAL NOTE—The early buyer ninny» ha* the pick Good*. LADIES’ SKIRTS A chance to buy one of the newest, up to the minute atyle in Ladies Skirts a t a price th a t will save you money. SHIRT WAISTS Choice line of black, white and colors In Ladles’ Silk Waists. Spec­ ial lot of Tailored Linen / \ f > _ and Fancy Waists each CHILDREN’S COATS Monday is the time to buy Misses’ Coats, sizes 6 to 16 years, cut on me­ dium and full styles, gw i n $ 0 .4 5 LACE COLLARS You Will find us showing a com­ plete line of Lace collars, cuds to match Monday, rt) -S A r> 26c, 49c. 69c, 98c, > I . M S »1.23 CURTAINS 08c Thifl U on« store you can buy »1.26 Nottingham Laeo Cur- f k O tains. • full length and width a pair___________ 12 Mt VESTS 10c These vests with long sleeves for children up to 6 yearn -w ain-clul values for MonI 1 I/* day each_____ ________ 35r UNDERWEAR 25c Itulles' Long Sleeve Vests and Anklo Length Pants, fleeced lined, uli sizes, also outsize*, OCT »jx-cinl each for Monday each..»................................ - »1.25 UNION SUITS 98c It is a pleasure to recommend this high grade Union Suit for ladies, small, medium extra size -........................ t/U v , 65r GRADE I'it We are showing n special line of values in fine quality, heavy weight Ladies Pant» and Vests A vx our price a garment Royal Socity E m brodory Packages, each contains enough m aterial ami Floss to com­ plete the different articles, inexpensive gifts. Com plete line Royal Society crochet and em broidery, c o tto n all colors, rope and In d ia Floss, Special price two skeins for Be. 35c TIES 25c $1.39! $1.3911 $1.391!! This line of Neckwdar is Others get $2.00 a pair especially suitable ¡for the for these pants, have belt Christmas season, a very straps, watch pocket, side desirable present O P , , buckles, our (¡*1 O A for only.......... ........ Something new is always to be found in our Furni­ ture Department and our terms appeal to every one. For cash our prices are the lowest, on weekly or monthly payments our terms are the easiest. Just thinkl A large bill of Furniture on weekly payments Q -| Q A of only........................ ..................... ................ $ ± »1717 WOOL UNDERWEAR $4.00 Hats $2.98 For Monday special val­ Russian Velour Hats, ues in Men’s Wool Under­ these popular Hats bring wear, Shirts or Drawers, a $4.00 each, our prices all garment our price Q Q rt sizes, Monday * £ 9 O Q only:...... ... .......... . CENTER TABLE $1.39 For Monday’s sale we For one day only and will have a 2-inch continu­ ous post Iron Bed, Killers while lot lasts, 20x20 inch, to match, Bed 58 inches Oak Center Tables, $2.00 high, . $12.50 Q Q Q Q grade, our sale Q *| Q Q price................ $ ± « O t 7 $5,00 STETSON $3.98 Thé genuine Columbia, Dakota, Miller, Trixi and other shapes in John B. Stetson No.- 1 Quality Hats, Monday Q Q Q Q only..... $ ¿ > .¿ 7 0 $1.25 SHIRTS 97c A- sWirt. value that-al.wAys attracts attention, solid white, plain and pleat­ ed bosom, Monday . 0 ^ 7 A choice, only..... ..... ¿7 I V WHAT WILL $8.98 DO MONDAY? This Fiumiture Sale will surprise every one. Just think of Jiiiying any one of the following: Fine Dresser with French beveled plate mirror, Round top Oak exten­ sion Dining Table, largo Cupboard, fine Q Q Q Q felt Mattress, choice.—.._________________ $ 0 * i 7 0 75c Night Shirts 49c Full cut, regular made Night Shirts, sold by others for 75c, our prices includ­ ing sizes 18 only ACkn C11RISTMAS TIES These handsome Ties make ideal Christmas pres­ ents, all silk, plain and fancy, also crochet / I Q p CASH Now is the time to buy . $25.00 RUGS $21.75 Axminster Rugs, 9x12 f t, a Victor Talking Machine, the musical' wonder of the a choice collection of floral age. Yours for a small and Oriental designs, and payment down and*, either they are made to sell for monthly or weekly l>aymenta DEPARTM ENT v TWO STORES 121*123 EAST FIRST STREET $21.75 �December ô. 1912 Dir s p r o n o t i f r a id SANFORD REPRESENTS) Prominent Citizens Will Attend ( hurItlea Confercnre ut Tntnpn On the 7th, 8th und 9th of this month the second annual meeting ol the Flor­ ida. Conference of Churitien and Cor­ rection! «ill be h“ld in Tnmpu, und the otfhinl program promises that this will bo a moat interesting occasion Alex­ ander Johnson of Indiana, Nutional Secretary of National Conference of Charities and Corrections is to make three address«!, viz: "The Duty of the State to its Abnormal Clauses,.......Hie Defective*” nnd ‘"iV* Charity Organ­ ization Society in Cities und Smaller Towns.” . * rt£ . Professor W alk«,of thn State School for the Blind, nt\jfirt)r. Ralph Cirecn of the State Asylum for the Insane will represent two of Florida’s institutions. Frank Jennings of Jacksonville will speak of the Convict l>-as<- System, Marcus Fagg will di&uss "Dependent Children in Florida, and Dr. McKelway, ( • Southern Secretary of the National' Child Labor Committee will set forth Child Labor Conditions in this state. In addition to these there will be other notable features, one of which deserves especial mention, the address by Ru- 1 dolph Johnsten. Secretary of the A s s o ­ ciated Charities , of Jacksonville on “ Tho Non-Resident ApplXwnt for Aid" —in common parlance the '.'Tramp and Bum." These topics are of every day im-( portance to every community in the state. Tho people who will bring them before tho Tampa conference are nil experts in their several. lines, and it is by just such gatherings that plans for general social and legislative reform will'evolve and become matters id gen­ eral Interest. '' The Associated Charities of Sanford will Ik* represented by its pr«-udent_ C R. Wulker. and the Congregational church has voted to send its pastor, i Rev. J. I). Langley, as its delegate Mr. Langley is a man <>f unusual hviimof socinl obligation, and his congregu-1 tion felt they oould afford to give up 1 one Suhduy’s services for * hat he could mean to the wide work in th* and protect its riiui-n-, from fraudulent I'iailo Less T han Cost applicants for aid. und it is rather a Mission finish player piano upj fifty significant fact th a t Sanford sw.u the first tmal| town in the state tu recog­ music rolls going ut $J50 cash. Piano | nize officially the iiti|Kirtanee of a worth $^(MI is new and in good shu)>c ¡jj Conference of Churities .uni i ,>rre* Impure at Herald oftice. iM-titf lion I.U-1 year the to,tie n .* ii' |{«*\ . N u i t r r u f b p p l k A l t o n foe T a i I t m l I n d r f H ^ i l t t i n ft. If. \N ahlron to the conference m ■» o f I h a p l r r IAA* | j « a o ’ M . I tU S oI mw* 1« hrrrt>) fi%rii th at W illiam II l lo ) d of Jacksonville. This year tin* Hon. I'aoLa. KU , lilir r /n 'e f p | T a t ( r fti^ r a lr N o lfi-1. (i. \N Spencer lurs been nuiiusl by the council as its ' representative to the Tampa meeting. I’he Kverglude Sugar and Lami Cum* patty, owners o l larym tractf o f lauti ut the Everglades, t o not propose to wait the State’s movements in draining the Everglades. This company will issue bonds to the amount of $500.000, which amount will I k * s | K * n t in improving its pro|e*rty. Fertilizer is Sold on its Merits Distinctive quality' counts f«>r as much in fertilizers' a* any other article. llicient service likewise has its value. *Utrs| thr «‘»lb d ay of Ju ly. A 1» |!HM, am i T a t ' «rtifu aliv S o . .1 1 . tlairsl th e hrwt d a) t»f Ju n e, N 1» ha« filial »aid o rtiftraliw in m> oiftrr, ami ha« mad«* app ltrallon for ta t drrd« to haur in arcurdanr** w ith law . SaM «n r in r a tr * rm hrarv thr fikllowinf <|r*«rrilir<| profwrt >. «ttuat**»! in Or* «D fr r o u n fy . Florida. to w il Tart N o. IAS N W ‘ t of N R t | S r r 2. TAwnahlp 2«» S. It 29 F. a w w * « l in ram«* of JiTintr l>nu|i»rrt)N o i l l S I ' 1, ul N 14 S w 13, T |» iiD S, It > K. >«w^**x| aa un kn ow n I'n lr w «aid c*ftirtrato* «hall U m l m t H arr tin lin i t«> la * ta t «l«*r«| mill Iwmr ih w ru ti on thr 2-1rd day of I ir tr in U r, A D . 1912. \Sltinw « rny «»fTlnal »ignaturv and •**•! iht« th«* 2lrxl d a y of N otw tnU -r. A II. 1912 It M lt<f It IN S U N . t ’U-fk < irvult C*ourt. O rangr t purity. K W ida 27-4lr Favorite nr<* Ibudc to give results not to sell ut a low price. The difference in the cost nl a good fertilizer over a cheap one will more than be made up in your yield. _ • , Careful attention to every dutail, promptness always, and a high regard for our customers' wishes have helped to tnnke us und our famous fertilizers the Favorite hrunds in such great demand. INDEPENDENT FERTILIZER COMPANY NIIKRIITM MAl.K ^ ' U ndrr an rxrcutiun uwurd •N otrm ltrr 9 th . 1912, by th r i.’lrrk of lb « C ircu it C ou rt o f O r tn fr c o u n ty . • U t * of Florid a, In favor o f A rthur F. Odlln and again«! K. M m oii Kot«*rU, I have IrvoM on th e right t i t a n i l intrn-a( of «aid K. M ammi lUiiw rta in and to th r follow ing land« in «aid cou n ty of Or­ an f r , to - « it; 8 W Sk o l N W If o f }W . 20. W 4 of S R 4 , HK q u arter of N B q u arter, ami N K quart«*r of S B q u a rtrf of Section 27 . W half of SR quarter, ami F half of SW q u arter, of Section 21. all irr T ow n«hip 2 0 aouth. Itangv 2* caat; alao R half of N K quarter o f S B quart«r of Section 2. and N W quarter of S B quarter and R half of SW quarter of Sr^-timt t. in T ow n a h io 21 anuth. Kafir«* 2M caat \ an«1 I will »»flrr th # «aid right title and interest of •an! d efen d a n t tor aalc at pu blic aurti«*i. to thr highret and br«t l»Kl«leT lor cajth. at the frmit ilo o f of ih r m u rt houa«* at O rlando, on M u n d a ). th r 6th •lav «d Janu ar>. 1913. during th r legal hour« of «air 1’errn* m »h rurch a«rf to t>«v f«»r title* JAS K H I UK W i n i |t , > id p SbrnfT of ttrang«* C o u n t) --------- J A C K S O N V I L L E , F L O R ID A * ^ Agricultural fh e m ita lt White Clover Flour ‘cause she says it *s more bet­ ter Ilian lUos'.my other Ilnur— an' I guess my m,m.i lnows. Satisl.si tioji , u.i •ul« i d A tl Hit a ill I oil VIlice “ YOUR GROCFR HAS IT" G as Fitting •1 I'lorttlit VeyH'talil»*«. rsi< : Telephone No. 23 frv e o r.., G E N E V A . F L O R ID A IDEAL FERTILIZERS R EST ANI > PH K A PH ST 0 0 W ILSO N & TO O M K R 0 There will Ik* Sunday' school as usual, hut no sermon either Sunday morning or evening. Services will he resumed in their usual order on Dee loth. Sanford is the only town of its huv in the state that has an Association of Charities to aid its needy systematically I $ 1 . 5 0 „ SANFORD RR\ N< II I* ) K D A ) S |W t| «l l>) the VSrrk FE R T IL IZ E R CO. JACKSONVILLE. R A I K S s ta te . Dixie. W rite for Prices. I j ‘( us s«*n<| vein our booklet.« entitle»! Irish Potatoes ° THE GENEVA HOUSE f S I’ F I K Special M iitu rv i Improved Rose No. 4. Irish Cobbler. Reel Bliss Triun?ph. ooooooaaooooooaoooooooooDo D A V ID • Choice Selected Stock All Work Receive« My Personal Attention Anil Rest Kfforls Opposite City Hall InMcttcidas Seed Irish Potatoes ------ ------- P lu m b in g and CM" bread, cakes mnl pie« you ever did see, and site uses - J . E. P A C E , Local Agent C. H. D IN G E E MY MAMA make« the “best-' F ertilizers R. ( FLORIDA Maxwell, M anager. O V|«n«h g Q GoodLocation GoodService g p()r Engraved Cards See The Herald ooooooooooooooooooooooooo R E L IA B L E C L O T H IN G ooQ ooooooD ooooooaoooaoaaoooD ooooaD O D aaooaoooaoooaooooaooaaooaoaoaoaooaaoooooooD ooaooooD aoaaoaaoooaD oooooaoooaool o a a a a a ELIABILITY is one of the points on which we have a decided opin­ ion. We want you to have the utmost confidence in evervthintf we § ♦ l say in regard to our Clothing. We sell nothing hut the best and we know them to he thoroughly reliable. We know that the makers in­ tended to m£rfte garm ents of proven reliability. •» — if for any reason whatsoever this condition is not thoroughly carried out in the guFjne«4^^hiiYe^old you, we want to be told of it so that we a g may make it correct for you, thus serving a double purpose—first, giving you the satisfaction which you deserve for the money you have invested and secondly and more important, retaining your good will and having you as a walking advertisement for the goodness of the garm ents we sell. • « » ' Don’t forget that we have the nicest line of Boys’ clothing in the city. Watch. Our Window for Saturday and Monday Specials - lO O O O o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o a o o o o o o a o a a o a o o o a o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o a o o o a o a o o o D o a o o o a o o o a o o o a o o o o a o a o o o o o a a o o a o o o o o o a o a o o o o o o t SHOE & CLOTHING CO. S U C C E S S O R S TO O. L.. T H R A S H E R 105 E A S T F IR S T S T R E E T ■ iTifllT'tlVfiiliiiiliiiirtriii'' . .. ’ j L S A N F O R____D , F•*L O R ID A s*- *»•■«« -<• I'M. „• A ........ • • - .. . .... * ;T ‘ III l'iiìB É M f^ �-^ rT ^ ■^7'' r-\ oWf u . December 6." 1912 Tllr 8ÀNNJKD HtARlD leaned forward cautiously snd watch­ ed him prowling about the foot of the treo. Suddenly ho threw himself down on tho wldo bench that encircled tho tree. “Discovered!" she heardt him mut' Tbr, and peerod down to soo him draw a great knlfo from his pocket He Trespasser Was Not One of tho hrandllmhcil It about and tho blood In Joan's veins stood still. Ho,opened “ Seven Sleepers.” the evil-looking blade and ran his finger along I t Joan gripped tho By CATHERINE COOPE. branebea to keep from tumbling head­ Joan sped down through tho riot long out of tho tre e The man was silent for a moment of flowers to tbo foot of the garden path; them , ahe stopped to catch her then ho began very calmly to carve breath before ooDtlnulng on through his Initials In the bark of the tree. The blood In Joan's veins took up the hawthorn lanes that led to the fruit orchard. Her wide garden bat Its course and sho drew a long breath had slipped from its nest of spun of relief. gold ringlets and her heart beat Joy­ “nather nervy, however," oho com­ mented, forgetting that her g r a n d ­ ously with the pula« of spring. She stood for a moment poised un-. mother abominated slang. der tbo old Ivy-covered arch that ad­ Evidently the young man had fin­ mitted her to the orchard and drew ished his carving for he returned bis In long breaths of dellghL Tho great knife to his pocket snd cast a glance gnarlod trees were welgbtod with about the orchard. Seeing no one blossoms and the air waa heavy with ab o u t ho threw himself full length on the sweetness of tholr perfume. the soft turf and prepared for a nap. Joan made a swift dart and with "I certainly hope be la not one of the agility of a squirrel climbed Into the seven sleepers." Joan thought the topmost branches of her favorite petulantly, "my left foot Is already tree. There she sighed happily, then asleep—Oh-h!" She uttered a half laughed at the shower of pink snd cry and tried to drag her foot from white petals that her ascent brought th e crutch of the branch Into which dow n... sho bad pressed I t "Now I am monarch of all I surThe young man below blinked his Yey," ahe told bereelf gleefully, and eyes In the sunlight then sat bolt up settled herself In tho secure scat the rig h t Ills eyes, blue as the summer gardener had made for her. sky, gazed Up Into the branches of tho Because their orchard was only s tree as If nn apparition hsd suddenly sixteenth part of tho original orchard appeared. that had been tho prldo of tho one­ "My foot Is caught” cried Joan, ac­ time Lambcrth estate, It was not cusingly, "and you did It!" walled In, but merely Inclosed by *‘I!" The man's breathless ejacula hawthorn hedges. Joan regretted tlon brought the color to Joan's that necessity had Called for a divi­ cheeks. Sho frowned. sion of tho property, yet she rejoiced "Besides," ho continued, “you have that th#- lot which her grandmother been trespassing for tho lost hall had purchased possessed the most hour." beautiful tree In tho entire orchard. A slow smile dawned In th e man's UNDER APPLE TREE IN OLD ORCHARD 8ho gazed out over the vista of pink and white, and from h e r high perch could see the vsrlous winding lanes th a t divided tho properties Suddenly sho leaned forward, her eyes focused upon a figure th a t was moving about among tho private g a r ­ dens. “He m ust bo tre spa ssing." was Joan's m ental c o m m e n t “ I have nev­ er seen him bofore." Hho w atched him Intently, half out of feminine Interest for a masculine person and half because of the pe- “ Now I Am Monarch 8urvey." of ' All I collar actions of the man. Ho stood quite still for moments at a time, np parently gazing at the w onder of the orchard, hut suddenly ho would dart toward a specific tree and m a ke n u ­ merous circuits about Its base. Joan began to fear for his sanity and for h e r own safety. Certululy his actions were not thoso of an evenly balanced man. Sho felt r e a ­ sonably sure th a t neither an lnsano nor a sane man would catch sight of h e r In h e r d m w e r of thick foliage, but h e r h e a r t boat rapidly. "You never can tell," sho told h e r­ self "w hat any man Is likely to see." With considerable tre pidation nhe wntehed the m an drawing gradually > nearer and n e a re r to her retre a t. Would he or would ho not v e s tu r e within her g ra n d m o th e r’s private o r­ chard? Joan f i l l reasonably euro now that tho trespasser was mentally un- balaacod. "Ha la coming In!" Joan caught a sharp breath and drew up Into the branches of her tree. He seemed to catch sight of the groat treo the moment ha stood within the arch and made straight for IL As he came forward, Joan again drew a quick breath. The man waa undoubtedly good to look s t and hts -shoulders w ere big and broad. Ho had taken off bis cap snd the sun shone on a bead of thick, red-brown hair. Joan’s grandmother bod a miniature of a man with Just such a head of hair.' • The girl In the.tree-top sighed, partly because she felt a strong de­ al re to drop twigs down on the goodlooking young fellow whose wander­ ings had brought him Into her garden. . “Dot I do not dare," she told h e r •e lf apd realised th at her fear of the m an had vanished. "1 suppose bis •ysg ara browy." J o m im U kt* f t » .. .V .. \ ,,-v^L • • eyes, ns If he w ere glad th a t be bad been watched for so long a time. Joan blushed furiously at herself, then re­ tre a te d behind a mask of light tub Mention. “ I suppose you w ere going to ta k e som e of the apple blossoms for a wedding or som ething—so 1 kept my eye on you," sho finished, lamely. "N ot both eyes?" ho questioned, with n m erry look He was suddenly serious “Hut this Is not getting your foot out of the branches of my g r a n d fa th e r's t r e o " He climbed up with n quick movement and plnced hjmself beside her before Jo a n could gasp Indignantly: "Y our g ra n d fa th e r's tree. Indeed' It In my very own gra ndm othe r's tree and she did all her courting under It on tha t very branch." Joan Informed the young m an's hark, "hut she didn't m arry the man " He turned about having extricated her ankle from the crutch and gazed hark at her. "In th a t case," he Informed her. "It was your g randm other ^ | h o Jilted tny g ra n d fa th e r because he lost nil hts money and had to sell the Ijtm b re th e sta te .'’ “Hho did no such thing," retorted Joan “She gnSAs at his m ln n tu rr every day In this w o r l d " Hho cast s q u i r k glance at him "I know now." stir exclaimed, "yon look ezactly like that m iniature " “My g ra n d fa th e r was very h a n d ­ som e," laughed young L a m b r e th ; then growing serious again, he con­ tinued: "W hen he sent me to England he told me very particularly to look for- th is free, which he said bore the best apples In (he whole orchnrd, al­ so to look closely to see hls Initials carved with those of the only girl he ever loved “ "W he n the e s ta te was cut up Into building lots,*' said Joan, taking up the th re a d of the story, “ my grand m other made n hid for this especial piece because It had that tre e on It." for Alderman To the retire of Sanford, Ha.: , At the solicitation of numerous friends styd citizens, I have consented to ,be­ come' a candidate for councilman a t the coming election. Have been a citizen of Sanford fbr over twenty-five years and have always refused office heretofore. If electcd-will try arid do my duty to the whole people, without favor. C. C. WOODRUFF. HIGH CO ST OF LIVING WhatYouWant How You Want ft When You Want It has not affected our job printing price*. W e ’re still doing com m ercial work of all kinds at prices sat­ isfactory to you. For Alderman. I will be a candidate for the position of Alderman subject to the election called for December 10th. If elected I will give the office the same careful attention th at I would my businem and am a can­ didate for the piodtion with the sole pur­ pose of serving the city because it is .my* duty os a citizen. Respectfully, W. W. ABERNATHY, . For Aldermen ...... Owing to the premure that has been brought to bear upon me and the earnest solicitation of my friends 1 have con­ sented to become a candidate Tor the po­ sition of alderman of the city of SApford. Having served the city one term as al­ derman I ran aasure the public that if elected the. businem of the city will re­ ceive the same care and attention th a| was devoted to it during my former term of office. Respectfully, S. RUNGE. G ave Up H ope ; "I Buffered five years, with awful pains, duo to womaik|y troubles," writes M ri M. D. McPherson, from Chadbourn, N. C "They grew worse, till 1 would often taint I could not walk at all, and 1 had an awful hurting In my sid e ; also a headache and a backache. I gave up and thought I would die, but my husband urged me to try Cardul, so, I began, and the first bottlo helped me. By the time the third bottle was used, I could do all my work. All the people around here aald 1 would die, but Cardul relieved me." For Treasurer and Collecdtor Being an experienced bookkeeper and ! thoroughly familiar with the duties in-' cumpent upon the office of Treasurer and Collector 1 announce my. candidnpy for this position subject to the elec­ tion to be held-Tuesday, December 10th. 1 will be unable to sec each voter p e r-: so rial Iy before the election and take this opportunity of announcing my candidacy Respect fully, A. A. PRESTON. C A R O L ) I W o m a n s Tonic / / For. more than 50 years, Cardul has been relieving woman's sufferings, and making weak women strong and well. During this time, thousands of women have written, like Mrs. McPherson, to tell of the really surprising results they obtained. by the use of tins purely vegetable, tonic remedy for women. Cardul strengthens, builds, restores, and mlleves or pre­ vents unnecessary pain and suffering from womanly troubles. if you are a woman, begin taking Cardul, today. For Treasurer and Collector I hereby announce my candidacy fo{ the tKxulion ol T re usurer and Collector at the election to be held on Toedsayf Deeeml>cr 10 in Sanford. I am at pres­ ent holding tin* position and am quali­ fied in every way to attend to the duties of tin- office and will appreciate the support of the people on election day. Respectfully, ADDISON L. WILLIAMS. 24-tf » •- ; Golden K p p Ç d i ‘ Token ( ¡ i n ' hi Christmas Presents in all their Richness and Beauty If you him* not • received our beautiful new Cmulog, please call or write for it. It will help you mnke your selec­ tion nl your leisure in your own home. Prices just ns muichlcss and true ns we advertise them to be Goods us honest ns m anufacturers of recognized standing enn muke them. Selections thnt comprise hundreds of different styles instead of only n limited number. Consider nil these advantage^ with a positive assurance thnt our prices nre fnr below nil others. We can only illustrate here a few of the pieces of our lnrge assortment of .beautiful goods. Get a Free Copy of our Catalog—Early. $4 10risiu«* I lMd lattlUrrv, t It* VN».iff felli.SMI i/nfllt t* Jw.Lc« kvMli 73 c e n ti. Ho. Gold r ille d L o ck tt K nglU b F lo lth "I have carved my Initials on It." said I-ambroth, "and they look a bit lonesome.'” Ills eyes met her appeal Ingly. "W o will go In now and havo tea and a proper Introduction from my grandm other, and after th a t w e will discuss whose Initials would look well entw ined w ith yours." II JO. No. tWO Oold P illed Locket P le in Women P ln ith . lor T w o P ictures. * N o. W S *73 « en te p e r p e lr O old P illed l le b r D r u e Pine K o m e n P ln ith . P ino Women Peerle "That discussion will be short. Come.” ho said, "give m* your hijndi —I want to help you down from tho apple blOssoms.” t (Copyright, m i hy Associated L ite ra ry P tr s a ) Original A m in C o m ir . SS. 00 Tho origin ot the name “Amen eon Ber" la Interesting and throws s pleasant light on English Catholicity of tho days before the apostasy bl Henry Vili. Each year on the fsaat of Corpus Chrlstl the faithful went In procession to St. Paul's cathedral Mustering In Cheapslde, the procea slon moved toward the cathedral, the clergy chanting the “Our ra th e r” as they pasaed along the street still called Paternoster row, reaching the "Amen” aa they turned the oornei known for years as Amen corner.— Ave Marla. Worth: Trying. Thoks who Hvs oo tho mountain haro s longer day thsn thoso who Urw In tb# valtsy. Boin *U uvea all w# n»s<l to bright«! our day Is to ria# a 11UN h ig h « , • W al -'V ’ ___ 11.00 liro o c h N o. S3» Rolled Oold on B ttr lln i S ilv er P ine W h ite tlr illle n u N o . MTV Oold P ille d R rscctct llrlg h t e n d HnglUh P ln ith . C o n c tslc d Jo in t e n d C stc h . •1.73. N o. i m O old F illed T lo C ls tp s n d L ink H utto n Btl. R o m s n d R om an F in ish . N o. 64S4 O old F ille d B a r P in , SO c en ts R om an F in is h , F in e R o m an P earL R n e lls h P ln ls b -C o n M a le d Jo in t a n d C a tc h . JO. N o.M ea.C ost C h a in old P IIU d .B rtc h t F in ish S oldered L inks. « 00 N o. 64M Oold F ille d B ar P in , E n g lish F in ish , M F in e R o m an P e a rls We Buy Direct FYom Headquarters and Save You the Middleman’s Profit * A ^ ilte tuccess snd rrputitioh of a Retail Jew elry House depends, to a (rest eitent, on their W elch Departm ent, ' yon are a wared < • that this establishment handles only reliable Kaodard goods, the products of leading makers, whose name alone is s guarantee of rcBaUlity. f STORE O PE^v EVENINGS *• i w u ; £ : CHRISTMAS HENRY McLAULIN - ' -- — — SANFORD, - JEWELER ‘ *- - FLORIDA STORE ■„ OPEN H EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS wi,;.. '.r ' . �W: -, MM : ■" “ - r 1---------- -, as. •. • . ’ T?-**-?’» •'Tl '■<"*>' ' *.7» '/STTV V ^ T i- • it V* g ’?«■’ '**•* Ä • * - *• - the SANl’Orto!«PARLO AT THK IMPERIAL NEXT WEEK Geo. A. DeCottes It in Tampa today on legal business. cH . C. DuBoae ha** returned from Or­ lando, where he spent a day on biulncs». ^K rank Woodruff attended the regular meeting of the county commissioners on Tuesday. M. D. Binford of W aycro« is a visitor to the city, the guest of his father, Levi P. Binford. L. L. Payne and A. L. Beck of Orlando were in the city lost night attending the Masonic Lodge. W. A. Boyd, a prominent resident of the northeast end of the couty was a visitor to the city today. Mm. E. R. Tolar returns tonight from Jacksonville, where she has been spend­ ing the week with relatives. Mrs. Curtis and daughter, Mias Gertrudo left yesterday for Atlanta, where they will spend tho holidays. ^ P i p t . and Mrs. J. A. Allen have gone to Tampa for a few dnys, looking after their large orange grove interests. A moot interesting mooting of the • Commercial Club is promised for next Monday night Everybody come out. Mrs. II. E. Hester has returned to the city after a visit of two weeks with her sister, Mrs. O. H. Pellett of New Smyrna. Mrs. George Speer has returned from M t Dora« where she was engaged for the past week on legal stenographic work. A. P- Molley of Seattle, Washington, a cousin of Mr M. Stewart spent several hours in tho city with Mr. Stewart and family Thurdsay. The Sanford Music Club will meet at tins studio of Mm. Fannie S. Munson Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mrs. T. Ai Newton, leader. u-'D. G. Wagner and daughter. Miss Ada, of Kissimmee were in the city yes­ terday much to the delight of their many Sanford friends. ’ Hon. Forrest J-nkn anil D L. Thrasher , were visitors to Kissimmee on Wednes­ day and were pleasantly entertained at Orlando on the way home. \JT. C. Carlton lias recovered from a severe illness of two weeks' durution. Mrs. C. A. Heed, after an tlliies* of t*o months is on tin* road to recovery. \yDr. Lassenel. wife and daughter, with Mrs. Caldwell, Mrs. Lasenei's mothc are comfortably domiciled at the home of Mr. ami Mm. C. It. Walker on Union ptreet. When Mr. Perry plays in the Audi­ torium of. the Sanford High School, Jan. 3rd, 11*13, it will be known.all over the tnuiic world. What do you think of that as uw*ndvcrtising medium? V'M rs. Lizzie Forster DeCottes of Jack­ sonville is the guest of her brother. Mr. F. I’. Forster and wifi«. Mm. DeCottes has many friends in Sanford who re mem her' with pleasure when she was a rcsi I dent of this city. * , V Rev. J. W. Wildman returns to■ morrow from a trip to North Carolina 'and Virginia und will occupy his pulpit in the* Baptist church Sunday morning and cvenjbg. Services at 11 and 7. All are cdrdially invited. MY. and Mm. W. S. Rosa of Alma, 'Illinois, who spent last winter in San­ ford, with Mr. and Mm. Stewart on Union street, arrived in Sanford yestcrduy and will spend the winter at the home oi Mr. and Mrs. Stewart. /^itfrs. Moses has’ joined her husband in Sanford ami will spend the winter hero much to the gratification of her many friends. Mm. Moses is an Indefatigable worker for charity' and accomplished much jjere last jtcoson for the benefit of 8 anfard. Warning to Cattle Owners There arc some vicious vagrant cattle about Beck Hammock that are doing much damage, breaking down strongest fences, destroying crops and have several times attacked persons who attempted t drive them out. If the owners of these cattle place any value upon them they hod better tako care of them at once, for they will be shot. People have a.right to protect their property and no onfe has a right to allow such cattle to run at large. ONE OF THE SUFFERERS. For Alderman W. R. Pell wish« to announce his candidacy for the position of alderman. He haa served the city in this capacity for one term' and U thoroughly cogniaant of the needs of Sanford. Ho re­ spectfully1Solicit« your votes. j* • A Number of New and Good Things on Tapis There will be vaudeville all next week ut the Imperial Thentre, and if the same standard of exceHence b maintained as this week the Imperial patrons will have a really enjoyable week of high class en­ tertainment. The Ringlings, "The College Hoy and the Maid," will present an act Monday, Tuesday and Wi*dne*dny that is some­ what different from the average vuudevilc stunt. They present a novelty acrobatic performance, both of them taking part in performing clever and dif­ ficult contortions which will amuse and sta rtle .' The last half of the week Wallace 4 Heech will hold the tioarda. This clever team are said to be the funniest two people who have come to the Im|>erial this season. Their acts arc so varied that nothing in particular will be men­ tioned atmut them, only they are posi­ tively the biggest laugh provokers to be seen this year. "T he Daughter of the Spy," a specin! feature picture of intense heart interest and thrilling adventure, a picture full of life and beautiful in theme, one.that al­ ways holds audiences in -great expect­ ancy to the end is booked for Dec. 11 th: This picture comes to the Im|>erial by special arrangements with the pro­ ducer of the picture and it is ox|>ected to l>e particularly good. Kndoraca C'apl. Marks Editor Sanford llerald, Sanford, Fla,: I was glad to see your endorsement of my old friend,. Capt. Dick Marks, for the office of Register of U. S. Land Of­ fice. * I have known Capt. Dick for over thirty years, and I don't think there i* a more worthy man in Floridu for the posi­ tion. No two men in the state have done more for Florida than he and his brother. He is well |>o*tcd on all land mailer*, having been n surveyor by pro­ fession, and actively engaged in the real ••state husinew since lMfi'J or '70, and further, he has lieeii a staunch Demo­ crat all his life. 1 ho|>e he will land the job. Very truly, HENRY MATTHEWS. W. R. I’ell for Alderman W It. I’ell announce* in this issue for uhlrrman. Mr. Pell .bus resided in Sanford for many yenr*. He is a prom­ inent business msn. owns property, has served tlie city in the past as alderman and. know* the city’s mini* and re­ sources. He will make Sanford an ideal councilman and solicit* your suf­ frage. Presbyterian Church Rev. E. D. llrownlee of Atlanta will preach nt the Pre»liyterian church morn­ ing und evening next Sunday and a full congregation is desired to meet Mr Brownies*. Everyone is cordially in­ vited to uttend the services. F re e ! F re e ! Call nt my store and get a jar of Shinon —the great silver cleaner. Free. Hen­ ry Mcl-aulin, tho JeWelcr, 102 W. Firwtt atreçt. 30-tfc Wade, the Tuner. Orlando If iietter Ask 31 Up l/T li« Kennedy, the first boat of the Florida Coastal Inland Navigation Com­ pany to arrivs. In Cocoa, reached there Saturday night. This will make three boats plying between Jacksonville and that point The freight shipments will lor oat yonr. undoubtedly be heavy from the »tart Tbo iTKiartl r«nofv*o tho^rigkt Uwo^oOt B y at and Cocoa will become the distributing ck «V a SpodftcBUaao con » station for thht section of the Indian Attorti river oOtatry, mT*W. Lordi, CM/ Clrtk. a^all or all t y ' t tA f ia . . WANTS ('•tholic Service« Annual Baxaar * Next Sunday being the Feast of the The Ladien' Union of the Congrega­ Immaculate Conciption there will lie tional church will hold their annual two masse* ut tne C.'’ilblic church pt 7 bazaar on Snturday afternoon and even­ All Local Advertisements Under This The Te Deum in prep­ ing, Dec. 7th in llarrold’a store on Parie Heading. Three Cents a Line facti Issue and 10 a. m. aration for the feast began Thursday- avenue. Cooked foods and fancy ar­ l-o*t White setter Hog, brown ear», night. ticles will be for aale. no collar. Answer* to the name of E. P. JEWETT, ’Jack. Five dollar* reward paid for re­ Notice . 30-2tx ' . Sec’y. turning him toWm. Padgett, Enter­ The annual meeting of tho stock hold­ prise. 31-2tp For Itent—Rooms for light house­ er* of the Finn Nutuionul Bank of SaltImportant Notice keeping, 919 Oak Avc., corner 10th St. ford, Fla., will lie held at the office of the 31-tf Bank, in Sanford, Kla., on tho second To all meinlicra and citizens who are in­ For Rent — Tiled land on sharee, Tuesday in January, 1913, at ten o'clock terested in the welfare of tli*» Sanford eight am * at loading station, one-fourth a. nt. F. I’. FORSTER, Library Amociation. Thcce -.will he a of crons f. o. b. as land rent. J. W. 3 M tc Cashier. meeting of the association ut $hu Library i’owell owner. Inquire of Walter Haypes, Herald Office. 28-tf rooms in the Pico huilding‘'Momlay af­ For Rent—Two rooms suitahle for Children’« Hair Cutting ternoon at 3:30., Dec. 9th. Let all coino light houskeeping in Bishop block. Ap­ Send or bring your children to Allier). who possibly can. ply at Thurston’s T>op corn stand, Mil­ Gramling's Barber Shop. We ipako a C. R. WALKER, ler’s' corner. 31-ltc specialty of Dutch, Buster Brown and President.. for sale. A good strong heavy mule 31-21 30-1U • Inquire of 0, W. Brady, Beardall and Cel­ Mary Jane Hair Cut*. ery avenue. 17-tfc Foe Rent—Five acres. . well, tiled, with house. Also 10 acres, S tiled. Also S acres tiled, with good house* Call on or phone W. A. Minnlck, Cameron City. 94-tf For Salo—Our surplus stock of early hatched Whit* Leghorn and Orpington (Black and White) Cockerels, all from northern price winning stock and ready for the breeding pen. Address Leonard Vihlen, It. F. I). No. 1, Sunford. Ha. To T h e People Of S an fo rd and V icin ity «» 26-8 tc For Salo—Mixed poultry and pigeon manure, 75c per barrel f. o. h. SemOur »tocli of Watches, Clocks, Jewelery, Silverwcar. Inloe Squab Farm, Ixingwood, Fla. Etc., is new and artistic We have a large assortment 22-tfc to select from and our price are right. . >-». Wanted—To sell five new sewing ma­ Our line of Silverwear, Cut Class and Bronse Curios chine«. Up to date standard make. arc (he fastest pattern*. . . . . . . Will sell a t a great bargain. These ma­ chines «ell for $70 retail, anyone of the*« Our new line of EJectric Table Lamp« are beauties. can be bought for $26 cosh. Call at Make your wife an Xmas Present of one. It will once Or write Box 1319, Sanford, Fin. please her. . . . . . . . . 21 -tfc Want to rent cottage furnished fur The Bracelet Watches are all the go theis year. Wr three months. Edward Roddy. 30-4p have them in stock. We are here to stay and absolutely For Sale—Good $400 piano almost guarantee our goo«!» as represented. Open evenings. new. Will sell fur $125 cash. F. IL Shuman, West Side. 30-tfc If your Watch, Jewelery, Spectacles, Etc., need repairing For Sale—One heating stove with pipe come to uv . . . . . . . complete, $2.00 One three hole gas date, $1.50. Must lx- sold ut once lieore moving. 219 W. Fifth str«*«t. 30-1 tp Wanted—Board fur man and wife Two ImhIs in one room in hotel or hoard­ ing house. Would take furnished room wim two ImxIs In It by tin- month or «is-l . James Palmer, 289 Front stris-t, Hemp­ \ ...... IEW F.LLR .... ] stead, N. Y. 31-2tr Wanted—Order* for fine front tirool $ 303 f t t S T FIR ST S IK F -F .t S A N FO R D . FLO R ID A j cabbage plants, all varieties. $1.26 |M-r 1,4)00;‘cheaper in larger lot* Satisfac­ tion guaruuleed. F S Cannon. Meggett's, S. C. 31-34tc Homestead claim, 166 acre« good land 7,000 tnrjientine trees, four room housllake (rout; boat, thrts- cypres* inrilhn tors, bargain cash price. Address (i f C’oo|»er. Osteen, Fla. 31-7tp (.and for rent for |>otato crop, $6.(8 an acre, near Rand's Siding, -Sanford No. 331 4th St.. Miami. 31-10lp Wanted—One to ten acre« right in village near hotel or renident part Semi liH-ution and price. Edward l T|> dike, Hi'iniMleii'l, New York. 31-4tp For Sale— Remmington lyf*- writer in giMxl condition III Railroad Av« I**>l (»old, iouiling can- wulib, Elgin mo* elm-lit. has mesh fob with gold buckle und crons atlucllfsl. Crystal is tiroken. Watch was lost either at 1m fit-rial Theatre or taken from coat pocket on hnt tree in house. Liberal reward if returned to J. M. Hayes, 321 Fourth street. 31-ltc Plant* for Sale—Bermuda onion, $ 1.00 per 1,000 or 6-1,000 for $6.00. R. H. / Davis, next to Sanford Karin*. 3t-3p To Rent House with hath, corner Pal­ metto avenue und Fourth street. Call Phone No. 113 or nddre** P. (). Rot 1128. 31-dtp Launch for Sale Twenty-one foot Truscott launch, 8 II. P. engine, canopytop. Hnrd wood locker* . Everything practically new and in good order. Cost $1,000. will sell for $376 cash. K. C Young, Orlando, Fla. . 31-2tr A MERRY XMAS ii l .L '- 1, A «T i «•21 i i THEO. SCIIA AL VAUDEVILLE ALL White Clover Hour your grocer. Tiro Gate City House ho* brought down the high coot of living. Only $4.00 per week for the finest table hoard in the city. See Parker. 28-tf FOR SALE CHEAP Hor«c, wagon and harncas. W. L White Clover Flour is better. Ask your grocer. 31-ltp Morgan. 29-tf While the weather is hot buy your dried chipped beef at W.» W. Long'« grocerg. Sliced on an American slicing machine. 94-tf Whlto Clover Flour is better. Ask your grocer. 31-ltp If you hako your own bread, biscuits, rolls or pastry, you m qst.have tho best flour In oriler to secure the best results. White Clover Flour as advertised in this pafier is guaranteed to bo better. Why not try it? 31-ltp WANT Please send in your orders at once for special boxes of orange*, grapefruit' and tangerines for Christmas delivery. Mr*. H. L. PeFO REST 31*3tp ro FtCH OUT tHK White Clover Hour is better. A <k '£ h VMI:Ì u i ' M il 31-ltp your grocer. \L in . rotT h u i t H jri T HI CASH ro NOTH’* i n r * o n orron J TW rity oounrfl ot fUnlord, F U ., »01 i w d « ’ ’ kt« lor Ih» ( w f o n u M i ot portili» pubi k TUHItr • J 9ANH H rarr»|or work, c a r t * » «trv k » and ACCOUNT HTA* ■««■pilli and hauling ot treik. All bid« miao« bo M l »Ith (ho city rWrh not Ulor than 4 o'riorh p. m . on M oodty. J a n . 6U». ISIS. AU bfck uuMi m oot bo bo omoopoaUd arrom panM «(Ml _____lor Oo# H undred (1100.00) D a lia n , M an r r td o c n of food (aith on tho part a t tho bkldrr. ih r rhork to bo larloUod to tho city II lh* ourec t u l qualify by fi»tn* . bidder »SouId fall In qualify far tho faithful persoarm n —aaro MO ot of tbi tbo dutlro aftor award.' Chorka airo m p o n y ln f all rwi*el«la,____ j-ctod bida to bo roturaod U tho biddor and tbo Biol bidder’« rhork lo bo rrtu rn o d to kira kla ftlinf proiwr bond «Uh tbo c ity rtork. upS?-k. rh- to bofln F rb ru ary lot. l » l* . C o o trart n or*- December fi. 1912 NEXT WEEK y i H i i ro v i c *lo ­ f t A l NOTH INO • H I r I I u NONES BANKOf SANFORD B E S T T H IN G M A D E T O L O O S ­ E N T H E S O IL A F T E R A R A IN Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co it» - �m e sMhMtt» HtJULft December 6, l i t i ro u te d Evrnr Tsssdiy pad Friday Herein* pr INC HERAID PRINTING COMPANY One of the joke* in county division is the mistaken jdca of Orlando people that Representative Lake would oppose county division. It js to laugh. property desired, beyond what can be possibly found elsewhere. He live* off the advancement and Increase In value* which he largely. create*. He adver­ tise* every possible advantage of a com­ munity, and paints acroea the public nky in flaming letters the fact that his is the only real community in which it is worth while to invent. He is never a knocker. Optimistic above all other men, he create* hope and confidence In . a community.* He en­ courage* steady advancement, and he never fails to let it be known what his community has done. — He la worth thousands annually to his city, and, in a large sense, he is the gen­ eral publicity agent for all that is best, brightest and most promising in the world at large.—Jacksonville Metropolis. From reliable information The Herald is of the opinion that the majority of the people living outside of Orlando are in favor of county division and that the are promising a4 a bait to outside coun­ opposition (a confined to Orlando and a try places a few miles of hard roads If few peanut politicians. they will agree to favor the county dlvHon proposition. Osceola county started In business Whether this sort of a bid for fyvor with about 700 inhabitants and Is now will win or not we do not know. Such one of the ta n n e r countie* of die state. things have been known to have been So likewise did Lake county. Both do­ promised before and the promise never ing better, thank you. Splitting of? materialized, not that it may not be from Orange county seems to bo tbe made in the utmost good faith, but in making of the youngsters. the nature of things no guarantee can be attached, for conditions may arise ’ t CUT OUT FEE SYSTEM under which the county commissioners From every part of the state comes of the county to be could not possibly the rumOr that the next I.cglfllntiire will fulfill the promise given by unauthor­ undoubtedly pass a bill recommending ized persons. salaries for county oflkinls in stead of And then, suppose tho country dis­ th* Joe system. This relic of the an­ tricts take the bait, will they have con­ cient feudal* system is receiving hard 1 sidered what their proportion of the tax blows In every part of the state where to pay for tho bait will bo, as wc\l ns the the .çounty officials nre returning part additional cost in taxes per capita for all of their salaries to the countits for the those living in a county whose popula­ good roads and school funds and dem­ tion and taxable area will tie so much onstrates that under the fee system the Ires than it now is in Orange county. official* receive money that should go If county division in Orange or any for good roads and the school«.. The where else is desirable it should be based Herald would like to see the new county on a much higher motive than a few have officials on thé sulary iiasls. paltry milea of road u_i a bait." Orlando <) (fit i*en. DIVISION IS MADE Surh an article coming from the . When Bob Holly of the Sanford Her learned editor of the Citizen who Is alto aid.sets in to curry his point lie generally secretary of the Orlando board of trade docs so,* and as Robert lias d«;ereed the it pitiful on account of the lack of know!division of Orange county, witli Sanford c<lgf displayed. This wise man of the as the offirinl headquarters of the new west should know and dries know that county, we lire disposed as an outsider Orlando has never given the rest of. the without prejudice* to consul« the ques­ county a fair deul on thg foaij ijuestioti tion sottley, leaving only the mere «I«-- and if he wouli^anly get out (’' tju; COIJi}^ tnll* to be worked «tut. We observe that try he could see conditions as they .exist. Editor Holly remark* in tho last Issue of Hut not caring to get Kgndspurs on his the Sanford Herald: "This part of silk stockings l]*1. write* from his sanc­ Orange county i»xf*««:t* to divide und no tum about something that he knows human agency will prevent the division." nothing about, banior(l cart offer and Under turli circumstances the op|>onenta make good the offer that ev*fy sec tic n of division might a-« Well organize prayer of the new county will have ^<>od roads meetings und invite the. ajd of u higher at once. There will ill be be, twenty-two power.—Lakeland Tel«*gratn. miles of brick roads built In the Hanford district at once, regardless of (Punty SPEAKER AND PRESIDENT division. This was voted upon lojjg Orange county and Osceola county will Ip'fore pounty division was broached he prominent in the next l.cgidutiire. Three roads will he puid for by the having a randidutc for Prreiilent of (tie l»e<iple living m the s | mm-iuI roud district Sonatr and one for Speaker in the House. ( of Sunfurii. und not one resident of the Hon. Forrest Luke is making u strong nevy territdry that rreides lieyond the race for Sjieaker of the House anti bus conflnre of the special road district will assurance« from every* part of the state be obliged to spend a penny on the brick that will be the selection iff his col- roads, although they will have the pleas­ Iw pB s ure of riding over them when coming to Hon. Arthur Doncgnn, our Senator Sanford. Having the brick roads, and who rcsid«* in Kisdmmee is l>eing **ui«l brick roud.s needing no repairs for groomed by bin many friends for th«' years to ppme will give nil the ilistrict position of President of the Senate and outside of the fc|x>cinl district the money has high ho|M* of landing this coveted for good ronils and nil 'hr money In-position and additional honor. <uuso Sanford will not have.any use for Ir thy»e two gentlemen succeed in their laudahle ambitions this section of tho state will be distinctly honored an<! South Florida will again be'recognized as tho banner section of Florida. Orange (and Osceola counties are pulling for their fuvorita sons and all of South Florida will 1«? «*|ieciully interested In U$ir success. , • Certainly no lietter men roulil be found for the position* than Donegun and Lake. THE REAL BOOSTERS A real live town is known by the num­ ber and- activity ol Ha real re talc men. All busintw men ndvctrisc in orio way or another, but some do more to advance the public interest ih.Jlieir community than oihfW -^The m erchant-;tta r**»l live one—is nol ¿ontent alone with drawr ing the local trade to his door, bqt he point* our the Iwnclita of the town in general to the far-distant pomibie buyers, and tempts them by promise of benefit along general line* if they will com* within hi* tone of activity. Th* ma(J order man offers no induce­ m ent to personal vialt, confining himself alone to the merit* of* his particular offers, and the case with which he can get them to your door. "Come and a«*," is the motto.of tho man who make* a specialty of .selling houafs and lands, be they city or country. He Unnaturally a booster.. He must b e ^ T o him belongs.the dlfflcult'task of petwadlag ja» d b l* T n v ^ o r* that ¿wr® alone can b* found the home Investment where fre our own county, wbere we know snow we cat have Jesg taxes and more improvements for the money expended. our sister cities: What has Orlando ever done for your good? And which city and which section of the county ha* made good and can make good their promise? ' • NTO the building of many years of es­ tablished b u s in e s s has been put the matured experience of successful I FLING DOWN GAUNTLET Th* Commercial Club indeed the Or­ lando Board of Trade to appoint a com­ mittee o f , twenty-five to confer with a like number from Sanford and In a friend­ ly spirit talk over the matter of county* division and try to arrive at aotne amica­ ble understanding regarding the lines, etc. We endeavored to be fair and anq not rush into the m atter pi a head­ long pace until the Idea had been thor* oughly discussed. This ha? been San­ ford's ids* on all county matters and we ha* always met the citizens of the county seat half way on all matters of public in­ terest pertaining to the welfare of the county. Before a committee had been sent to any part of the county proselyting in the matter of the new county this conferwnct with Oriahdo was requested. .Jhe Orlando Board of. Trade met the other evening and instead of appointing their committee to meet oar committee the memb?rs appointed In stead _____ a committc to fight county division and im­ mediately dispatched a committee to the country districts proceeding that lacks common courtesy and to say the least is conduct unbecoming gentlemen. The Orlando Board of Trad* has not the courtesy to *nswer our request offi­ cially. The only word that Sanford received regarding their action was through the Orlando papers and they stated that the members did rtot favor S A N F O R D F L ta J frÀ meeting Sanford on any grouid. • This means that Sanford offered to meet Orlando in a friendly spirit and l>e- 2353534853535348234823234823532353484823534853485348 fore the matter hnd fairly been opened lo the county, * Their action means that they have no wish to meet us and that they arc now busy in the county trying II • to atir up an unfriendly spirit toward Sanford in the vain endeuvor to prevent the divi^Joi of the county—an attempt that will Ik* frustated by the people living within the confines of the proposed new county iiecause they like fair play.. Arbitration Is recognize«! by ti\® iilghe*t authority in the land being the gentlemanly way to settle all matters of slute und since Orlnndy has seen fit t A splendid opportunity for you to secure this Highignore our friemlly efforts toward u Grade Instrum ent. W atch for our adds and come in peaceful anil unbiased discussion of the county division the gauntlet is throwand let us explain this new advertising plan. . . . down by Orlando. Sanford and this end of Orange county is ignored in this mat­ ter by Orlando just as all of our requests have been ignored in the past and just -as the reqUesta of the whole county will al­ F E E T F IT T E R ways be ignored by the RING THAT RULES g il HAS RULED ORANGE S an fo rd , F lo rid a Telephono 6 9 COUNTY FOR MANY YEARS. 'Sanford purpose* to throw off the yoke now and we usk tbe north half of Orange county to join us. Twenty-five yean» of Orange pounty rule has showed you the utter folly of expecting any relief— the utter impoeaibility of obtaining your rights in the premise* and carrying out the high handed policy that has ever dom- buying direct from repiit able manufacturers. If we supply you, youreceive the benefit of our 22 years of knbwing how to buy. Make us your haberdasher. % Clothier and Hen’s Furnisher lUillllllllillllllilllllllllllllllllllilllllllltlllillllllllllllllllUIIIIIIII F R E E P IA P FOR YOU HOME T his tract of land»lays on thie South of Lake Jessup \ and has been known for years by ail the old tuners as one of the Very Richest tracts in the S ta te . , ... Practically all Fine H am m ock Land covered with .hard wood timber. You can save price of the * land «very two years in fertilizer alone. • In vestig ate, It W ill You. — W e also have a few improved places ready« to go to work on that we will S elf On E asy T e rm s . roads Question and in a like manner will make good on every other «mention. Orlando has never maab good and your couhty roads today are the txwt proof of Orlando’a infidelity. and Sanford U known far ahd wide by her progressive ^piri^ in the matter of good roads. Becaus^ we cannot get good roads from the Court House Ring we first /nade Sanford a special road district to show jour g«x>d faith in. the proposition sod then because ye never hoped to get anything in ihe way of gquabiq Ja;ea and county Improvement* from Orange county wo decided to have ’. There U no more promising recçqjjy .tuidei cultivation of hemp on Pine Island near; St. Janup City, in Lee county^ The magnlflcentVTarpon Club build­ ing at Lemon City, which has been under Construction foj aimant * year. Is nearing completion. It ij Ï*14 to beonb of the In all the southland LAND & COMPANY H E R A L D BUILDING SA N F O R D . FL O R ID A A 25c Want AA in The will Rent Your House F v • . a ' �December fi, 1913 n i r SANTORO tir RALO ' Established 1850 J Consjfamrnt, W HOLESALE PRODUCE L . Tour> n*nkri Mtmphii. Ttnn. O R A N G E S , G R A P E F R U IT . V E G E T A B L E S Do Your Holiday Shopping V , by Mail / A responsible house which has the best mer­ chandise in the world can serve you as well by mail as in person. Such a house is D R E W ' S Stationery, Book and Art Store' 45-49 West Bay Street - ___J — WOULD RETAIN ART TREASURE . S. STANTON & CO. A S P E C IA L T Y ! . . Jacksonville, Florida Wc (iiiarantiT Mail Ordern In lilt«* Suli«furiiun Novelties in Leather, Silver, Brass and Parisian Ivory, Pictures, Toys, Dolls, (¡¡ft Books, Cut (¡lass Fine Stationery, Engraving, Kodaks. Send for Catalog Ixindon antiquarians a m up In arins a ga inst a proposal to sell to wealthy A m ericans the famous carved s t a i r case In what Is known as Cromwell's house, H lghgate m il. a fine sevente e nth cen tu ry mansion, presented, ac­ cording to tradition, by Cromwell to hla e ld e st d aughter Rrldget. Cromwell house Is a red brick house faced with alone. A boundary stone In tho adjoining wkll bears the date of 1614, and this Is generally accepted aa the year of Ita c o n stru c ­ tion Tho house was occupied a t one time by General Ireton, Cromwell'S son In law. and It Is suggested tha t It formed part of the dowry of Cromwell's eldest d a u g h te r B r id g e t T h e whole of the Internal o m a m e n ta b e a r e rld e n c e of m ilitary occupancy. U nfortunately the g r e a ta r portion of the draw ing room celling w as de­ stroyed by fire nearly a c e n tu ry ago, hut soma exquisite woodwork has been revealed during re c e n t re n o v a ­ tion. Tho main stalrcaao, which Is the Immediate subject of concern. Is of hgndsomo proportions, and bears at Its various corners beautifully carved figures of soldiers of the com m on­ wealth period. The handrail Is of dietlhctlvo molding, whilst the balttatrndeg a re rich with cleverly executed device* em blem atic of w arfare. H a n d ­ som ely ca rve d oak pendnnta a p p e a r a t Intervals above the stairc&ae. His Catch. A man with n fishing pole sat on tho river bank near the Atchleoti wa­ terw orks Intake “ How many have you c a u g h t V some one asked him "W hen 1 get another I'll have one." bo replied —K a nsa s City Star. Early Truck and a A f t s r It. Good Market I T goes w ith o u t saying * th a t early truck sent n o rth finds a good m a r ­ ket. T h e r e is only one way to fertilize tor earlv truck, and th a t is to use a fertili­ zer that is rich in plant food, and, more than th a t, rich in available * plant food. An early crop m ust have •food w h e n it w ants it. If it is not s u p ­ plied the crop will fail. A 25c Want Ad. in The Herald English Antiquarian* Up In A rm i al Prospect of Loia of Crom- well'« Staircase. “ Pa. what la an Inheritance ta x ? ” An Inhe rita nc e tax. my boy. Is tho crowd of prom oters, real e sta te agents, nlnllig slock sharks, that take up a m an's tim e Just as soon us they learn hat ha has fallen heir to a little moneys"—Detroit Creo Prosa. wi 11 Rent Yo ur Ho use For You ,» « e * e ~ e e * e e e e « > « e * + « e e e e e * * e e * e « * * e * * « e « o e o e e e e e e e * * IMETTINGERS 1 0 6 -1 0 8 F IR S T S T . - S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ¡ HOLIDAY G I Fancy C ro ckery N o v e ltie s O O ! ❖ I X a Pin C u s h io n s S e w i n g S e ts S m o k in g S e ts C o m b an d B ru s h S o ts D o lls D S Toys Coat Suits and Coats .Um brella s — [□ ]— Blankets and Com forts 75c to $ 5 1e e e e e e e e e e e e e ^ e e e * i eeeeeeeee ♦ eee-ee e e e e e e e e e o e * Re vise d V e rsio n . "I suppose th a t wlo-ti you left the otiveutlon you exclaimed I came. I -a». I c o n q u e r e d ’' ' Nut exactly," r e ■lied the de le g a te who changed hla nlnd “T h a t Ik what I was going to <uy. but I modified" It to*'I cam«, I •»as scon. I concurred ' ’’ T h o u g h t W o r t h R e m e m b e r in g . Ho louK aa we love we serve So long us we a r e loved by others, I would almost say we aro lndlsponsailo. and no m an Is useless while ho has a friend.—Stevenson S B R A D L E Y S F E R T IL IZ E R S i A ll T h i n g « to T h a m T h a t W a l t . * supply quickly availablc«plant ffx*l in the W-st l.irms not only to start oil the crop quickly aud keep it growing vigorously but to back it up through the • season and to ripen and harden off the product. It is this sort of combination that hae brought suc­ cess to many Florida truckers in the past thirty years and for this reason they swear by No road l* too long to the man who sd'utii-ea delllwirately and without un due h a ste , and no honors are too dis­ tant for the man who p repares himself for them with patience.— Hruyero. Nsw Thought for tha G uardians of th e poor llumblea They aroMiuman the ordinary warm hearts men. — lsm don Mall. ' ESSEX ' World. are not ail being« with of Engllah- ( alitele Blue lier. Ki!>o«h l-eat. Ian Nona ( .»II. I Iravy em^lc »ole Semi Mditaiv I *i * licci $ 4.50 BRADLEY’S FERTILIZERS. Men poling which giving W rite us today for booklet, mailed free. The American Agricultural Chemical Co., Jack»onvilIe Sale« D epartm ent, P. O. Box 216, Jacksonville, Florida. FOR YOUR HUNTING TRIP! 7x7*10oz wall, always in stock|= 8xl0-10oz “ “ “ ‘ 10x12 prices from $5.50 to $17|§j 12x14 wall tents Leading to H igher Thing*. and women are created by Im to them noble qunlltlca of they are not conaclous, and by them responsibility. Not A fter Cooking. "To th e puro all things a re pure.” -Utlll. I guess they would be a little doubtful If they saw the puro food at the boarding house." Unci* Pennyw ise 8sy*l T he good cook generally m a rrie s the man who can't provide the raw mate-' riels —C ourier Journal. Brockton Made Shoes for Qaeman Agriculture. A griculture supporte nesrly Men.n It is not nWhat*s in a Name0 But what the name stands for. 19.000e 000 of the Inhabitants of the Oermen empir« * shoes have been critically examined by Shoe men throughout the country who found them su­ preme in the essential qualities of Style,Wear, Comfort and Right in Price. Let us show you our dfi& P Line for the Fall and Wi n t e r . Bays the Philosopher. I ‘xpect the man who Is always sat­ isfied with hfmielf has all the beat of Ufa. after all. Product of Bermuda Lily, It Is not uncommon for a Berm uda Illy gro w e r to plant lfi.000 bulbs a t one lima GEO. H. FERN ALD Hardware Compan . .I ^ . « 1 it-* ^ iiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiAiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!! Cards See The Herald .. I / I —r •-VI i t ani make lh r , c iliofi 1«, lli,n N ’** Deep Thought Her*. If a m an w ere aa c h eap aa almost any woman can m a k e him feel, no women oould r e s l i t him merely a# a bargain. K)H SALE BY , D. A . C A L D W E L L & S O N S Woman’s Faith. A woman ought at least to have aa much faith In her husband aa she has In her powder ragc-Chlcago Heoord■ ■ . Sanford - • . o -iiür •• .... - F lo rid a �' December 6,191* t t t e & A N tO ltD HEÂR 1 D Í* 1 •’i T/l IN THE . •> WORTH READING AND ACCEPTING Good advice on investment is rare. Disinterested advice is still rarer. The men here quoted are com ­ petent to judge and (upon this subject at least) their opinions are unbaisecT. ..........................................*. • • •• But a few years ago some of the wealthipt men now in this city were blessed with much lesidof this world’st goods, but they had the foresight to purchase St. Petersburg Real Estate, which has, with-but little effort on their part, grown in value until now they rep• resent very comfortable fortunes. True the prices at that time were low, very, low, but equally true is it that the prospects were problem­ atical. * • There is no Company, no matter how powerful, but would have been glad to have had them on its Board of Directors. The officers of such a C om pan^w ould have believed, and rightly* that the unanimous- ad vice*. of these financiers and statesmen should be followéd. ’* Investors, who have, perhaps unconsciously, followed their adviçc and bought good real estate in the fast growing United States have profited to the extent of many millions of dollars. . . • . The same opportunity exists today as existed at that time, and the prospects are aussured, no question about the progress and growth of the city and naturally the increase m realty values follow. In 1most parallel cases, and they are Happening all over the country, those that do not get in on the ground1floor are required to invest more money, but in this instance even that requirement is eliminated. FOREST PARK The greatest Sub yet olfered near this city, one that appeals to all who take the trouble to investigate A “ Make Good” proposition from every standpoint, olfers the opportunity to invest, requires little money, easy payments, and will inevitably increase in value in the same degree as St. Petersburg develops. Forest Park is superbly located, only three miles front the postofTice, many improvements that will add materially to the value and desirability of the property will be carried to completion by the company. Fourth street will be paved directly through this proj>erty.and to the city, and while we do not definitely promise it, and have not taken it into consideration in making the prices of lots in Forest Park we have even,’ reason to believe that the next suburban street car line will be built to this subdivision. JAMES J. HILL “The people of the United States need to get back to nature. We want to pay more at­ tention to the ground ancT less to Wall Street.” i ANDREW CARNEGIE “Few large fortunes can now be made ex­ cept from one source—the rise in the value of real estate. The wise man of today invests his money in Suburban Real Estate.” PRICES AND TERMS It is. our desire, and judging from the many sales that we have made, it will be realized, to sell every lot in this select property hv January’ the first. For the purpose of making a quick clean up on this property we made the prices and terms so that any one can in- , vest without cramping their finances or straining their income, no matter how modest. THEODORE ROOSEVÈLT LOTS— $65.00 "Every person who invests in well selected real estate in a growing section of a prosperous community, adopts the surest and safest method of becoming independent, for real estate is the basis of all wealth.” Terms—$5.00 cash and $5.00 per month until purchase price is paid in. Warranty Deed de­ livered immediately upon receipt of last pay­ ment. 14 Model 40 Buiek $1,750.00 Automobiles to be given away. Send in the coupon below with your first payment on one or more lots in Forest Park. Ask for additional information. È f % jí _ TK til o rr IIKRK ROBERT J. W. TAYLOR & CO. WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN „ Crnttal National Bank Huildin, SAINT PETERSBURG. FLORIDA Enclosed please find.......................................................... $ .......... • • *i first payment o n .......................................................................... lou in FOREST PARK. “Real estate is the best investment for small savings. More money is made from the rise in real estate values than all others causes combined.” Name........................................................................ A d d re s t................................................... Rob itJ . W. Taylor Co. 320ul22 C entral N ational Bank Building EX-PRESIDENT CLEVELAND I “No investment on earth is so safe, so sure, so certain to enrich its owners as undevel­ oped realty. There is no such savings bank anywhere.” • K S-" Si. Petersburg > - - “The Sunshine City” - - Florida i i 9« ------------------------------------------ — ^ _______________________________ ________________ 1 \ V « A rA Ì m ì A * - V I ifA- t •*' .n V*;. DO IT / •v,<*_. • NOW” 'ii( �S* ! " • . ;’*V s r. .............. . ^ \ V .. ï * ' ■ ■■■ • • * December 6. I I I ! . ; ■ . • / TITF. fUNFORO HERALD ixxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: SA T U R D A Y Bv YOU CAN BE SATISFIED i % AT THE MONDAY STORE» 7 DEC. 7 v ‘:ä DEC. 9 ■ •> Christmas is near at hand and now is the time to take advantage of our low prices. You will want a new Up-to-I)ate Costume, so let us save you money. Our excellent prices you cannot afford to miss. Our prices have never been duplicated, we are below competition. . I A» Christmas is near »4 hre going to give out’ rusjorttcrx one of th< most up to date Dress Fabrics We are going to put on sale Monday a 20c that has ever been known. This fabric is gunriuitnil to lx* of silk and wool and is one of / \ O Lace curtaining in ecru and white -* /-v the moat leading specialties th a t has e\pr b«t>n,|iincc<i on the market. Our regular price a s|)eciai price |>er y a rd .......... ...... A vC ** is $1.25 per yard. Very »|H*cial Monday only at lUx* Wo have a small line of Ladies' broad Cloth left. In order to close out thin line wo will iks aiiic n in place on tale a» a leader for Monday only, per ymd $1.19 *nd.....------------------------ --- $1.39 Do not miss getting your Apron Ginghams at the boston store. These Ginghams are absolutely guaranteed in fast colors nnd can't be bought elsewhere for («■a» than 10c pi 1 Our price for Monday’s sale at per / ,,/ * y a rd ..................................... • You are going to have to buy lots of Laces to make up in Christmas articles. Why not let ua «HI you an all linen Lace in a ] . beautiful patterns, u 6c nnd 7c value Monday only at |x*ryurd . v _________________________________ Why not gpt you Kimonn Cr«*|x> alien* you can snvo from two to five cpnts on a yurd? We havo a full line of orange, green nnd black which we are going to clone out -4 a * on Saturday nnd Monday at per I I I f * yard boys, Xmas is near nnd you waul to get busy for an up to dale new suit of clothes, on which our price in below competition, and we cun save you money on every article you may pur­ chase. Our $3.50 and $4 60 tT» fcY O Suits we will place on sale as a {j $1.47 We hnve just re­ ceived a full ship­ ment of Ladie»’ Corm*ts, on which our prices run ns fol­ lows, 17c, 69c, 73c* . 9Sc. $1.19. $1.89 and $ 1. 4 8 This line of Corset» is one of tho most up to date iH'llvr* that has ever ln*en ill this section ulid is guaranteed t*> give satisfaction. 10k Now is the lime to take advantage of one of the most up to dufe lino of Mercerir.ed Nainsook u ~«|»*i*ial price ol per y ard 21 c, 27c and We hnve n small line of Men’s heavy blue Shirts, a $1 25 value for Saturday O and Moinluv .only. very ■'(mx’iiiI. lor 33c O S T x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x jAc x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x COUNTY•#CORRESPONDENCE Continuisi from page 2 r*x. I’AOLA POINTS The bishop packing house started work Wtslnesdny for the season Mias Lola (ireshum »|x*nt ThTOfk»giving at her home in Geneva Mis* Ruth Smith was hnnu* from her school last wis-k from Welnisiluy until Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Driggers moved back to Longw«*od last week where he has accepted a position. Frank brown has bought the Dent grove over on banana Luke and is building there. It is one of the pretti«*st site» in the neighborhood. Mrs. K. It. Curtiss and her daughter. Mrs. K«*ely, were out for a short while to see alxiul their home here The marriage of Mrs. May Foster to Mr. R. A. Stiles guv* the folks here quite a surprise. They an* visiting friends and relatives for awhile before going to Jacksonville, where they will make their home. Mr». W. A. Zachnry nnd the girls are home from Sanford to spend Thanksgiving. both Indi«« an* report'd on the gain, ■ Mrs. lands Willi», who has been ill for sovi'rnl Wfeks is now able to sit up. , The McClelland children *p«*nt Sun - 1 w «!l pii day in Geneva with their grandmother, j kn»w n U n t i , l*re»cn|>tn>n fo r IC rirm a, Mra. J. W. Prevult. are! ih » Iteli I» ro n * . A t r ia l w ili prove tt. Mis» Miu* Prevail of Geneva, is a XV» h n v a »olii o th » r r»tfi».ll»» fn r »Ulti guest at the McClelland home this wix»k? tro u p i» lu it non» i h . t w» conili « u » r .n t»» n* s e «'ini Ih» I* t*t» r»n*».ljr tf W F Itepp of Philadelphia. Pa., ar­ tho tir s i n-Kiilnr » 1*» t l CO t.i ti li l.,m «)•• » s . d l y u» w» najr. Il w lll n o i rivisi hen* Wednesday for a b-w days, to onoi v .t y o u a ccnL look after Ins pro|x-rty. and is n guest of i.. u. p i i i i . r p s ' his brother, Edwin Iti'pp. Mr Itcppls manager of the bell Telephone Co. olier­ TAMPA PROPERTY ai Ing in Philadelphia nnd suburbs. Is th s D ost In v o stm o n t In F lo rid a W. Ut ni ,.ll d.^l.^a.1 Uhm« pt.fi.Mw. Cu, EllENEZKIt ETCHINGS •tuj SsUikin |I«JJ|W| Lati ini SoUtlun Fimi imi Tio>kia| I ini Wm# »•• The quarterly conference of the M«*thBAY l AND COMPANY odhtt rhurcli will tx* held here Saturday IAMPA A»».••»»ï Nat I Bank HU| I "|»S I 1»»«J< and Sunday. Dit 14th an<l 15th All are cordially inviti-d to utteml. Mi« Edith Cortoii Thank, giving in Apopka with tier fxxiple. Mrs. M. E. Smith return«*«! to her home in C«»<lar Town, Gu.. after u 'pleas­ ant vi.it with her parent», Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lord. Mrs.,R. \V. Ixird spent Thanksgiving In Orlando with her mother. Mrs. Hoard Mrs. Martin and Miss Mittin bray of laike Mary made a llying business triji to this place Monday aftertuxin. I Edwin Humphrey spent Saturday nnd Sundny in DeLand with Willie Wynn. Miss Edith Cortln entertnimsl u fox* young |x*ople recently with a fudge par­ ty at the home of Mr. nnd M n I. V. Stenstrom. Tho»«* present w«?re Miasea Mittie bray. Lillie laird, Bertie biley, Messrs. John Evans, James Cassiday, Edwin Humphrey, LaFayette Humph­ rey, Howard Wynn, Edward bowman and Mrs. C. R. Lord. C. C. Humphrey happened to a pain­ ful aeddent bust week, having his hand cut by a wild hog nnd is hnving to curry ( tin a sling. •I Wo have just receive«! a large shipment of Men’s heavy work Punts, whip cord pin, chock's, which wo will ptacA* on sale Saturday and Monday only at a very special prico of a pair 98c and____________ ____ _ Sec our special line of Mercerized nnd Silk Six Spools of J. Sì P. Coats’ O E T Poplins and Coriluroy. This s|>eciul grade of Thread, the tlnest Thread known, /.¡ T lf* ........... Poplins is really valued nt 40c |>cr yard. An u for........................... lender we will place this beautiful a a line on sale Monday only u t'iier Now is the time to supply yourself with a yard .. good work Shirt, an article which is known to s«'ll everywhere for 60 cents, our O ft Just receivisl a line of Whip Cord In thè vety price Monday as ,a s|x*ciu| leader »• latest shudes. This is one of tho IhOnt up to date cotton suitlnga timi ha* ever b#«*n;'plnc«xl Now is thè time ìor thè ladies to get their oii thè market. Our 50c.‘ (¡Oc and 75«*,vnlu«*s supplì of llóuse Driw.se», all in fast coloni. vsili he iilaced nn sale a» n leader in «r a price Muruluy at | xt yard .Tic. 4ftc f \ f * These goods m*ll everywhere nt 12 1 ;C nini 16c and U n in*r yard Our «ixcial prive ìor Sartuduy and Monday' sale at por ................ This is no fake. Thu goods are here* to show yard only for thomselveo. A full yard Mndras, u very Wu have just received a large shipment of special at 15c and 25c per yard, our snle price M onday,at per Ginghams in fast colors, which we 'M bO f'V yaril place on sale for Monduv at |xT yard only V Now boys, save your money and come to see us at'the boston store for your Cu|is. We ■* We ari- going to show Monday as a loader have a full line all wool and Serge Gaps which a beautiful 26«* Klaxon, which is -a we will place on sale Sntiirda> and A A viti >lns-r us a spis'iul prie«* of |>er I J Monday »nt the special price of ^ 1 1 /* each only m d \ j \ s yard Pleas«* lake tiiitjr<> of our new line of Mes­ saline in all shad«*!», a read) seller for $1.25 | mt yard, very »p»*c|nl yO C Monday at |x*r yard - i : Skin On Fire?FLOWERS S h i p p o d d a y o r d o r Is r o c e l v o d l R05 F-V Wt.il» sod Pink. ». AMUR If AN BEAUTIES CARNATIONS, VS kit». Pmk. R.d LILLY OF THE VAL1.EV ....... “ EASTER LILLIES^_________ “ h a s n o t afTccted our jo b prin tin g prices. W e ’r* still d o in g c o m m e r c ia l w o r k of all kinds at prices s a t ­ isfactory to you. P ric e s f. o. b. e x p re s s o fflca h e re M IL L S -T h e FLORIST, Inc JA C K SO N V ILLE, *■ -« -1 FLORIDA ¿L :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: The Growers’ Association News ’ MOORE'S STATION The Thanksgiving dinner nt tho church was a very pleasant event, Rev. C. II. Summers, Mrs. Rummers nnd sons were here frpm town. Mr. Summers preached a stirring sermon fitting the occasion. One and all joined in with a true neighborly spirit and about seventyfive enjoyed the good thing» provided. The Farmers Progressive Club furnished the coffee and cream. Ed Camerou XWF k lP h p im from Draughon C o l l e g e , f v r the Thanksgiving Vacation. ilowurd Gilbert was in Tampa Thnnksgiving playing football nnd bud a good time for all the Sanford boys got defeated. Mrs. Ella Greenland's mother. Mrs. Striekler, arrived here from Columbus, the best preventive and cor­ Ohio, Monday for the winter. A sister of the same place will arrive later. rective or disorders of tiie Mra. Nancy 8hortridge, the woman digestive organs is the gentle, killed on tho'A L. irucK track nun last wee«, week, no A.. uC.. I* i, . . . i , v e o e ta b lc a»wavs mother. The Boyds . fta rn l!css.» v e g e ta b le , a r r a y s waa Mra. Boyd’s .. vine ton a rry W ard's P l n e f . c ffc jll^ e . fam ily re m e d y are now'living on nIlarry way kv* farm. « E. A. Gilbert and sons have moved,to. Mdonrilla av* near Btop A. Mra, James Hickson of Celery ave has beta quite ill for some time. Mra II. M. . b bei« to.-., tie. Gilbtrt of .Sipes ave has also boon 111, »A* A The World Knows BEECHAMS PILLS Is now being published in Sanford. It is the only paper of its kind in the state. Its, market reports alone will be wortli many times ifs cost each week. ■Every grower should have it in his home or office. So that our readers can have both papers, we have arranged with THE NEWS to give their paper and ours to all growers who will pay their subscriptions before January 1st for $2.00. This is the price of our paper alone. ' THe Sanford Herald 4* V * i . v '* ^ y j,.- ! mh| . fl I 7 / , 'n l .* ..v .t * ---- -- i v • ’ ,Vä A J f x i »I■ <2 ' t ' �r * ■ 1 - . n COMMISSIONERS MEET Continued from page one villa Iota a t a less valuation. Request not granted. tw~ Petition of S. M. Pierce, L. Rain, et al. , received and read. Laid over under the rules. \ Petition of Henry Schopke, J. D. Ma­ her, e t al, received and read to straw the road from Plymouth to the Lake county line. Upon motion thtf subject matter was referred to Mr. Merrill and Supt. Branham' with power to act. < It was ordered that a duplicate war­ rant for $1,600 be drawn, payable to the Orange County Fair Association. Upon motion tho county surveyor was ^ instructed to ascertain the mileage of the main line and aido tracks of the re­ spective railroads of the county. Upon motion it was ordered that the county do one half of the strewing of the Clarcona and Orlando road. Communication from O. C. .Bryant, with a subscription of $25.00 to dig a ditch near Wagner received. • Upon motion tho subject matter was referred to Commissioner Woodruff with power to act, provided the cost to the county will not exceed $60.00. Clerk was authorized to purchase a new book typewriter. Communication froip E. F. Sperry re­ ceived; upon motion subject matter was referred to .Messra. Overstreet and Branham with power to act. Communication from the l>oard of aldermen of Winter Garden receive«!; upon motion ths road as asked for was ordered opened. Upon motion the clerk was instruct­ ed to notify the persons on the east side of the Apopka and Orlando road, from the city limits of Orlando to the old vineyard corner, to move their fences back to the stakiw net by the December é, U l i THE SANFORD HERALD )OOOOOO000000000000000000000000000 ( three competent, disinterested persons, )NROE LOCALS who wee citizens of the County 6f Orange ' j . M Enterprise was in this and S u te of Florida, were unpointed to I section las? S ' t cause an accurate survey to be made of Mrs. L. R. Roberta returned home last Why not take a Hunting Trip on the Ramona? It the proposed drain and to do auch other week jdtsr a short visit at Lake Butler. matters and things as by law might Ik * MIm Helen Isermnn, one of Orange "doesn't cost any more. One of the fiocst vessels in required of them, and county's energetic school teachers was Sanford H arbor. Ready for Hire on Hunting and WHEREAS the said Committee h as. visjtinj{ her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Iaermade its report and presented the survey man Thanksgiving. Fiihing Trips or Plcaiure Parties._____ : : : . of said drain all os required by law, P. Lawson and family of Cleveland, . Enquire, of E. P. Fulton on boat at City Dock or, See NOW THEREFORE, it la ordered Tenn., has moved to Monroe to make that the Clerk of the County Commis­ their future home. sioners for and on behalf of aald County E. E. Osteen, our ferryman, has pur­ Commissioners advertise for a period o chased a large motor boat, known as _ __ not less than thirty days, in a newspaper "Baby Heck," for the use of the ferry. !00 000 000 000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000001 = published in said County of Orange and By this means he expects to aerve the State of Florida for bids on said work, to public better In tho future than he has be given to the lowest responsible bidder, in the past * . • with the privilege og rejecting all bids Mr. Drnwdy, our section man, who that may be offered should the same Ik* has been quite ill for the past few days considered unreasonable. is able to,be at his work again. Adopted December 3. 1912. Floyd Keller of Cleveland, Tenn., ha* Attest: M. O. Overstreet, arrived and is one of the busy workmen B. M. Robinson, Clerk. Chairman, at Monroe. Upon motion it waa ordered that the Mann-Warren—Mr. Drew Warren Wc have a limited supply S pau ld in g Rose • * Comptroller be requested to allow the and Mias Donle Mann were quietly No. 4 Seed Potatoes to offer Sanford Growers. redemption of Tax- Certificate (Tc loll of united in the holy bonds of matrimony ^ * 1912 and all subsequent tax, at the flat Nov. 26th, at 3:20 o'clock. Rev. Surpmeri sum of $10.00, by Mrs. L. J. Lang, on officiating. The bride was dreawd in This stock was grown especially for seed and is white allk and held fn her hand a bou­ acocunt of excessive tax. guaranteed to be Free from Scabs and Rot— and, quet of Florida flowers. After the cere­ The reports of the following Count mony they were presented with many Officers were received and filed: Treas­ to cut econom ically. Those desiring to place or­ urer to State and County. Certificate of useful gifts and hearty congratulations. ders with us should do so before December ISth Hanks, County Physician, Polls Collect­ Their many friends wish them a life of p ed, Report of Licenses, Supt. of County happineaa and prospe^ty* as supply of good seed is very limited. Jas. Johnson, who has been quite ill Home, Pay Roll of State Vfltncssea, Oct. Tax Redemptions, Sheriff to Stute for the past few «lays' is able to be out .» . Auditor, Sheriff to County, Clerk Crimi­ again. John Oglesby gave a candy stew last nal Court. Supt. of Roads and Bridges Saturday night for the entertainment knd Auditors Statement. of hia many friends. There was quite W ELBORNE BLOCK SANFORD. FLORIDA The Palms Hotel in Sarasota will open *n attendance for the occasion and evin a'few days for tho winter season, erybody enjoyed themselvee vei«y much. The hotel will Ik * under n e w manageThere will be Bible reading nt tho inent, nnd new furniture to the amount church Sunday night. Jim Oglesby, Jr., of $:i,000 has been purchas«*«! for the ■leader. All are cordiully invited to at- THE LAUNCH RAMONA C A P T . C . B. FULTON iiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiNiiiniiiiiiiiiii iSeed Potatoes M. 0. Coggins Co. illlllllllllllinillllillllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItllllllllllllllllllilllllillllllllllllllllllllllll For Engraved Cards See The Herald * c ounty surveyor. Upon motion the chairman and clerk were authoriz«! to purchaiw the neces­ sary metal furniture in the county of­ fices in the rourt house. . A |ietition of the trustees of Pine Castle Special Tax School District was presented and upon million the follow ing renolutkm was passed. Whereas, A |>etition hus been pre­ sentee! to this board by the board ol public instruction in nnd for Orange county. Florida, netting up th e fart that I a petition had been presented to tain ‘ board by the trusteei nf Pine Castle I Sp rial Tax School District, lin k in g that an. election be culled (nr the pur|xne of determining if the county cnniiui»riloners of Orunge count), Mormu, should pi authorized to create an indehiodncieol 41600.00 for the pur|x»c of reul entan to lie used for educational puipom for the erection of school buildings, sail . el-oll.>n to lie participated in by the q^alitud electors provided for in Sec­ tion <124 of the General S ta tu te s of tin S ta te of FloTlda; that said election .was held on the 20th day of November and resulted in fuvor of creating suid indelii educes, and Whereas, T he said board of public instruction has requested that the said £ E amid board of county commiaaioncra pass an order to provide for said indebtedness, Now, therefore the board of county commissioner* Ix'ing fully ndvise<| in tho premises, and on request of board of public instruction os nforeiiald, does hereby authorize an indebtedness of $800.00 for the purchase of real m tate to be us«-d for educational purpt»«** for the erection of school buildings, said indebtedness Ui be a charge or lienonly upon said Pine Castle Special Tax School - .i ri • - ^ •. •„V Pwt / District, and tho chairman or clerk of * the county commissioners are hereby authorized and empowered to-sign such note or notes of this order, and in creat­ ing said indebtedness as aforesaid. Adopted Decemlicr 3n£ 1912. M. O. OVERSTREET, Chm. ’ Attest: B. M. Robinson, Clerk. «. Clerk was instructed to pufthaac n warrant book for road and bridge dis­ trict. In Re drainage of IUack Hammock, the following resolution was upon mo lion passed; Whereas, on May 7 A. D. 1912, a pe .tltion was filed by Oliver P. Swope and others representing a majority of the property owners within the deocrilied limits, with the county commissioners in and for the county of Orange and atate of Florida, asking that a drainage district bo estsblished, and . Whereat, tbe county commissioners aforesaid did cause tho said petition to lay over until the next regular meeting of said county commissioners, and did «order that notice of the hearing of said {Million be dulty advertised as required "'J>y Section 960 of tho General Statutes ;! oI_the State of s Florida, and WHER meeting, after due consideration It wa^ a ordered that" said Drainage District be ’established, and in compliance with the / provWona of Chapter 16 Title 9 of the. FjrM-DivWo» of tbe General Statutes .the HEN you're in a hurry you'll find that u)e can save you a lot of time buying clothes;. th at’s one of the advantages of ready­ made garments; doesn’t take long to get a fit and a style you want. W But saving time is only part of the advantage; saving money is another part of it; and getting a reliable guarantee of fit and satis­ faction is another. And another is the Special Prices we are making on these Suits for Saturday and Monday Only: A Nice Souvenir will be given with each purchase made here on Saturday and Monday FINE $15.00 SUITS For ** ✓ . $18.00 ^ —$ • $20.00 $25.00 $28.00 i t f t f t i t i t i t i t $12.00 $15.00 $17.00 $21.50 $24.25 f t •y i t i t y . f t I The Only Exclusive Clothing and Furnishings Store in Sanford \ & SEIG H ) ■ 117 E A S T FIR ST S A N F O R D . FL O R ID A " i 1 * . r. • . 117 E A S T F IR S T S T R E E T of Florida, a eommitte* of <Af ft v- J] �■4 Published S o m i-W o e k ly — Tuesday and Frldày C SANFORD H E R ADD I N S A N F O R D — L i ft i• Worth Living N u m tx r 3 2 ■ A N P O R O , F L O R I D A . T U E S D A Y D E C E M B E R 10. 1 2 1 2 ON THE COUNTY DIVISION Com m ercial C lub Molds An - «V ,-E nthusiastic Meeting e OTHER PRECINCTS REPRESENTED San ford's, C ue Is Presented To State Senator Doncgsn By Many Of Citys Prominent Citixeni There l* a predominant feeling in the hew territory today that the new county is alreday made. That the hahy is horn and her name is Miss Harney, as F. P. Korater aptly remarked at the meeting last night. V The regular meeting of the Commer­ cial Club was to ^fuve b»»*ii held at the regular headquarters in fluVrity hall, but the great eiitllusuum displaye<l in the case and the desire of many of the ladies to bp present forced the d u b to aeck a larger room and the High School Audi­ torium was tendered them. The San­ ford Hand started the hall rolling by playing several soul stirring nln- on First street nnd then marching to the uuditorium followed by the crowd. Promptly tyt 8 o’clock Senator 1lonegun. I). (i. Wagner. P. A. \utt» Ague» and Col. O’Bryan who hud come by auto from Kissimmee arrived ut the audi­ torium and were menrted to a place on the rostrum, surrounded by the mem­ bers of various committees and visitors from Ixingwood, Oviedo and other pro cinets. •• President laike eidh-d the meeting to order nnd asked for u reading of the • minutes, following which Secretary Bates read a must comprehensive report und statistics on (lie taxable values in Orange county. ex|x»ii-titure*a etc and also in the new county of Harney u report carefully syj triptied by Mr. II. DuBone and a report that will asslvt the new county materially in obtaining a divorce. .Mayor Spencer followed by giving some intrj-enting data regarding the growth of the city of Sanford. D. L. Thrasher, C. K. Walker. F. P. Foniter and L. It. Pliili|w also gave intereating facts alxiut the sehbol* and the new section and gave goo<l reasons why a separation should take place now The real gem* of the evening were the six-echist made by K A. iMuglam of Oviedo und W It. Ilvaly of Ixuigwood. These gentlemen literally brought down the house and kept the * * audience In rare good humor. Since Sanford has not started a cam­ paign in the precincts of the new coun­ ty. nwniting the printing of vital statis­ tics our rnanyVfriends in those districts hardly know th e’ farts iiImiuI county division and the talks made by I longlass and llealy were listened to most ut tentivcly. They gave the people every assurance that county division would carry, provided the new county could guarantee them good roads nnd a.square deal and the Commercial Cluh and live . entire audience assured them of their good faith by a rising vote for good roads in the new county. Major licaly brought out one good point by asking th e new county to pub­ lish a detailed report of all the exfxmdl• turea, something that Is impossible to obtain now in Orange county. Interspersing the speeches- the hand rendered some beautiful selections and at the close of tho program Senator Donegan was called to the front by Presi­ dent Lake and Introduced Uf the audi­ ence. Senator Donegan prefaced hia remarks by thapking the people for their loyal support and the invitation of the Commercial Club to meet with them. ‘ He said that he was in Sanford as he had been in Orlando, to act aa the judge in the cose and hear both aidee of the quee% lion, that coming from another county he would be entirely unbiased and could only render his decision in his official capacity at the siw aion/of the legis­ lature. The meeting then adjourned and those who were present frit that much had Tvl "been accomplished toward County divi­ sion and for the present we will rest our Mayor McKay baa Issued an- order prohibiting vaudeville performances In Tampa on this Sabbath day. The pic- .ture shows will be allowed to remain KILLED WHILE HUNTING OTHER COUNTIES ARE IN REMEMBERED THE CONVICTS V o lu m « V TRAMMEL HEADS THE LIST Phillips Sent Convida Big Thanksgiving Feast Division O f C ounties Will Be *There are^few |>eoplc in the world G overnor-Elect Chosen P resi­ Editor nf T h r Herald: thnt have larger heart than Dr. P. A Live Topic dent O f A ssociation Our town is in mourning and three Phillips of Orlando, a well known or­ families prostrated liecause of an acci­ ange grower and shipper. Having plen­ dent in which a most reapeeted fellow VOLUSIA WILL BE DIVIDED TOO ty of tills world's gocxIs has never warped CHARITY SESSION WAS SUCCESS citizen, Mr. W. T. Kooks, was shot and Doc'a better nature or made him forget w , ' killed at an early hour this morning, { ' the unfortunates around him. Knowing that the convicts appreciate Rev. J. D. Langley Elected Third Viceby the discharge of a gun in the hands Smaller Counties And Better Result. of his young grandson, son of Mr. Smith, a change in the regular bill of faro once Are Asked For By The People President Of Stit* Charity superintendent of the tur|>entinc works. ! in awhile the genial Doctor never forMr. Rooks, with his grandson, started 1 gets them on Thanksgiving Day and this In The Interested Sections Association long before daylight to drive to the hunt1 year was no exception to the rule. The Orange county is not alone in the The Second Florida State Conference Ing grounds alxiut five miles east of I gang now working at Geneva ferry rotown. They arrived at the old Brant­ division aflair if this will Im>of any solar« i reived boskets nf all kinds of foods and of Charitie* und Correction», which ha» ley farm, not now occupied, just as the to the old girl in her hour of separation. plenty of oranges and had a big feast for been in session in Tampa for the past three day», came to a clone last night first whistle of the saw mill was blown, There are |>eoplc pf other counties and the day. many of them thnt are not satisfied with with the election of officer» und the choos­ which is nt four o’clock. Hero they Dr. Phillip* is a modest man and the ring rule of the large counties and ing of Gainesville a» the place for the math- coffee and ate breakfast, after 1 never makes public his gixxl deeds hut recognize the indisputable fad (hut u next convention, the time of which is to which they continued on foot into th* The Hernld man glenm-d his information hummock where they exfx-cted to find smaller county can get better results for from Francis Kurd, vtho has charge of lx* set by the executive committee. the money s|x-nt. Notice the following The officer* elected for the ensuing year squirrel. Each carried a double barrel the prisoner» on the road work and we from the New Smyrnu Breeze; ore os follows: shot gun, that of the boy being of the pause to pay this tribute to u man who “ lu the m atter of county division President, Park M. Trammell, Tailshammorlesn pattern. They had not deserves a compliment for his chnrithut few of the tax payers of the east hasaee. proceeded far when the gun in the hands alile impulse*. First Vice President, It. T Solestcn, of the grandson was discharged, tho load side hf the county have considered what Jacksonville of bird slfbt, at short range, entering It means to them individually. When S an fo rd ( lt> Im p ro v e m e n ts Second Vice President, Mrs. M E. into the knee of Mr. Rooks practically it is reulir.ed that we pay nearly threeSanford Is paving twenty-two mil«-* Randall. I^iwtry fourths of the road tax of this side of the carrying it away. All of the arterh* with brick. Surely this means thnt Third Vice President. Rev. J D. Lang­ were severed and death from hemor- county and have heretofore only re­ there is money in Florida land. This ceived twiv-liflhs of il to build roads in ley. Sanford. rhuge must have followed in a few min­ city has come to the front as a trucking Secretary. Marcus F. Fngg. Florida. utes. hut the l>oy cannot say how long this part of the county, we can under­ «-enter very rapidly in the last few years, Treasurer. Prof I. I. Bernard, Gaines­ he remained with his grand parent nor stand why there is u nlhreaaity for divi­ ail-1 twenty-two mile* of brick paved sion. Another thing of even greater ville. whether the latter wras still living when -tr-s-ts i» only one evidence. Executive Committee. Park M. T ram ­ he departed in quest of help. He says importance is that we puy an equal pro­ All through this section the thriving mell. It T Soliwton. Mr*. M E Randall. portion of the school tax. There are his grand parent mid him to go und to truck farms an- to lx- -wx-ii III the highest take a gun to protect himself. Quite' three school districts in the county, two -hate -d cultivation. -Three crop* a Rev. J. 11 Langley. Mureu* G. Fugg. likely the urrhin was afraid of tho bull on the wi«*t side and one on the east side, year is a reality, ami crop failures are Prof L. I.. Bernard, l)r. W F. Black­ wht-re the burden of the taxes are col­ man. Mr». W H Bnkt-r and W G. Browild cattle or wild animals. alumni unknown. Celery i* one of the rein. lected. It is un undisputed fart thnl The boy wandered, waded through Ix-st paying cro|>*-in this section, and o oo water up to tin- waist and . after a long New Smyrna anti Daytona und the reache* fx-rfection at Sanford. The ITie Pliilliji» Manufacturing Company walk arrived, still bearing the heavy smaller schools of the east side of the buyers from the nnrtb make their bead gun. ut the residence of Mr. Wilcox, u county have never received the same quarters tbere. and thu* much an n o y <>f Orlando will tx-gin within the next few day* u modern l-udding for the mile und u half east of town Mr Wil­ proportion at the lb- 1.ami schools of an-v is »av«*d tin- |irtxltic«-rs cox was not ut home, but Mr. Btuckwell, the west side of the county t urn» fruit», t<mi, an- grown cxlcn manufacture of »|M»-iul w-xxl working If wt- art* ill error it is up to tie- school a brother of Mrs. Wilcox, lost no time aively. and tbere nr-- numerous grove» muchini-» which the «Mmpsny i» now in hitching u team and with Johnson, a commissioners of the west side of the to lx- seen within a short distance from turning out. the liu»ltie«i* having gutIf they cun gr->wii Llit* jwvecht building. The prin­ colored employee, and the boy, drove county to disprove the fuel tow n. rapidli to the fatal s|x)t. It is sup do it we will glailly acknowledge our t-r • The whole community has a prosper­ cipal mafhinra, ur thr one» for which the js»ms1 the accident occurred between ror in these columns. ous air, nnd with other improvements greatest demand has lx-en created, are Wt- ure looking ftir what is coming to six und seven and it was near ten when (hut will follow aclooe on the heels of the tho morticing and pocket cutting de­ the ri-scuers rrnrh«*d the body. At that is ami we cannot deftend un the prom­ paving, the residents will have gixxl re» vice* which are so Inrgely used In mak­ ise o/ politicians and office seekers to hour the-body was cold and rigid. «on to lx- proud of their city Jackson ing modern window frames, and speed lx-ing one of the greatest elements In Mr». Wilcox at once, upon arrival of give it to u*. The only way is for us to ville Bulletin. profitable manufacturing plant*, these the Ixiy, despatch-sf a messenger to the fake ma'tcrs in our own hands and divide uuo-tun--* haw come into greut demand, home of Mr. Lnvcjoy, a neighbor, to the county und sjiend the tares as will lxThe Methodist < onferenrr nf the greatest Iteneln to us oo o telephone to Sorrento. Mr. Frank The nntiiiul co n fe rcm -e of tin- ,Meth Buttle, taking Mr. Smith ami others, in Huroinnti»itioiH*r» of Polk county at -»•list church for Florida will convene at J a p u n ese Bazaar hi-» automobile motored in that -lir--ction llx-ir «.-»»toil Tuesday mapped out a The Welnku Club members are rnuk lump« next week and our o w n Rev plan whereby they will ut tince begin to reach the scene of the accident Summers will attend. This item ex­ Other» went i (tb-toatnxa, but all of tllliu* mg greut preparations (or their>**Kwanwork on n notwork of roads betwran the the cluh presses nothing hut news. The yR“I imixirtniR town* of the county, and having only vague directions were de- Koba” which is to be p{vcn question that concerns all of us collect­ layed in finding the body, over which rooms Tuwwlay and Wednesday..Dec. ively. irrespective of denomination is that having systematized their plans t they Blackwell anti the grantlson were stand- IT and 18th. propose to havit the work completed Kwan-Knha is Japunese, menning we want Rev. Summer» returm-d to in two year», ur probably a little earlier. ing guard, Johnson having been sent Sanford He has only lieen here a short back for help. Not till 3 in the after­ hazuur, uml thè ufTior is tr> jx- Jupuru-se time but in that period has accomplished At the end of tin» time Polk county will noon did the party escorting the body iti every re*|x»:t. lx- able to boast of some of the finest Miss Iturbel (iaiiies. un importer nf so much gixxl not only in bis own con­ riiuif» in Floridu and a* they will connect reach the village. Mr ('-Mi|>er, justice Japunese govds will Ite bere wiifi « full gregation llllt III the general Ilf«- of the the -’-unity » li-u-ling town* will be of of Hie |H-uce bel-l an inquest. city thut The Herald voire» the general Mr Kooks was thoroughly reliable line ut lare-«, eitihroidered -In-ss g-xx », lasting benefit. The roads will be hard sentiment in uaking the conference for III all tils dealings a m i industrious to the «ilk kimotias, mandarli)», finis, uml liu„surfaced with Bartow clny. his return. limit. He came fiere from North Caro­ dnxfs of other «mailer articlrs, i-»|x-co o o * Frankly we do not like the Methodist lina six years ago. purchased ten acn-s ìully useful for gifts und prizr». Miss Member» of tho Village Improvement manner of appointing minister». We in the town pigi ami engaged in farming. (iu%e» needs ilo llltcrodurtion tu thè become enamored with a good man of Asaociution of New St. Augustine have He also did un express transfer business. |x-ople o( Sanford, os a great rnany hitve derided to assume the responsibility of Since tho burning of the hotel, Mr. und road °f her beautiful line of goods at the j*1' ^ ummrr* j * * tbo ^ mi hnvlng the principal stnx-ts of New Au­ Mrs. Rooks have kept open house to the Demonstration Fair in Jarkaonville a h«' becomes iden.lineal with our aoci.l, gustine iUumiilatrd with incandescent travelling public. few w,x-ks ago. This will lie the moat ™U*,ou* a"‘l civ ,,fp. hp a,tl’nd" r,,n- lights, and it is proposed to have the He Ifttvea n widow und two <iau|gh~ attractive und variitl display of thing* * *-***•' Sanford need* Rev. C. H. Summer» improved lighting service installed at tera. Mr». W. D.^Smith, wife of the su- /apaneae ever brought to Sanford, and we love him and his family too the earliest possible date. Tho Village perinlcndent of the turfK-nlinc plant. Beside» there will he several other Improvement Association, which In­ and .Mr». Cowajl, wife of J. A. Cowart, equally attractive booth*, for needle fondly to give them up and we reaped- clude* zmong it* members many of the i fully |x-tition the Floridu conference u Sorrento merchant. He also has aU- craft,. art» and craft*, hand painted leading .women of that towyi. Is doing Summers to us. china, candy und refreshments. All the to return Rev. tchi living in North Carolina. much go<xl for New Augustine, and has ' ________ _ rt Tho funeral will lx- from the Baptist booth* jiresided overjiy pretty Japanese even greater improvements planned for A Special Inrilallon maids in native Costume. church at 2 o’clock Sunday. the near future. . To the lii-lie* of Sanford and to tjnA feature of the Kwan-Knha is the o o o pagoda, the home of the Japanese for- Wolnka Cluh,'Tide Lend a Hand Club, . Nearly 150 soldiers comprising the Fuiors Count) Division the Clover Club, the Helping. Hand So^ 111th and 162nd companies of the United Major W. R. llealy aqil wife of Long- *u",‘ ciety, tho Book Circle, the Book Lovers State* caoat artillery stAtiJmcd a t Fort will be a novel wood were visitor» to the city lost S at-; Howcr Shop urday and the Major was cornered ‘ r"at «'lnk ^rytum them urns dub and to all chureh ro o d e . a corOlal Dade have lx-en mobilized A the country The Herald office on the county division lo * « ’ld v" > |o* ¡,rirnt- with ,nv,ulion l* e*“,n,,wl b> Wednesday near 8 L Petersburg for their annual en­ matter. ’T u t me down as being for * ilh tach ,,owcrC!ub to meet their guest, Mrs. W. B- campment and war manocuvering. A ...L„ ,ht’ Kwan-Koha w 1 Is given 1by Young, president of tho Womans' Cluh number of sham battle* are being ar­ county division.’’ said the Major. *T : Whi|p was in tho fight before and 1 will tie in- membcr» oi l^ u WeUk* Clul» il u d,‘' Club of Jacksonville, who will talk to tho ranged for next week. On the night the fight again because 1 believe that !lin d thMt thi> *»• m*de ,n for ladle* of Hanford Wedneaclay afternoon prior to breaking camp, a big sham this section Of the county Is getting noth‘* r*on in «»"ford, and everylxxly in the Congregational church at 3 o'clock battle will be held, which will a ttrac t Ing in the way of .imptovements and ** invited to use the kwan-Koba for on the biennial meeting of the Federated hundreds of residents and tourists from knowing the progressive spirit of San- d e la y in g or selling any tirticlw in the Clubs of America, which was recently the city. o o o ford it is a cinch that we VilLget goo<l|^nM Mready mentionerf. Article« will held in San FraneUco, California. Nearly half a million paving brick are roods from the new cèunty and \ square ,M‘ ■»“ ,ht’ ° » n f ri" - th' club tp receive 16 per cent on all article» At iHr Star now being unloaded In Tam pa for use deal. •old. ’* * . What would we -do without music? on the streets of that city. Four and a Thpse wishing to place article* on sale Life would be one mhx-rzdile carts-r. The half million more of the same class of Lend Hand ( la b x or display, such as painting, china, brass management of the rfCtar has finally sue- bricks, shipped by the same Arm in Bal-* The I>end a Hand Club will hold its craft, calendar*, fancy ^ofk or eandi«* in getting famous Trojan timore are to arrive there within the •regular Ineeting at the home of Mr». CS T __ i W ___ __committee' M * « ’r week - , c° '™ ' "lafge S exfx-axr ' 1" - "->■ - next six months. . Q u o ,.i i, i ,..n . thw at a very This o'clock. A full attendant- of the memMadge Mi Word, Chm. company must not be-compared with a Apalachicola is to have a new opera lx,-r» is earmwtly desired. Mr». Samuel Pulcoton. vaudeville show as it is high shove the house. The contract has been awarded ----------------------------' Mr». Frank Woodruff. standard. Those who want to hear the and construction work t>egun. - Tha Mrs. R. J. Holly. M.-D. Taratua of'.Middle burg, Florida beat sir)gera sing the latest tongs come building) will cost $ 10,000 and will b« Mrs. RôbL .Newman. U in the d ty the gucat of hia rod, George to the 'Star Thursday, Friday and Sattlr- equipped with all modern conveniences, Mr». A« W. Brown. d » y .■uch as sliding curtains, scenery, etc. 4 j * «*0*J . ,D*(;a-«-*¿ ' ' « «t;, - . i j a --,x C . t k a é «L »•*« • % ■OR Prominent Citizen of Sorrento Actldentally Shot by Boy Sorrento, Flo., ¡>ee. 1th. Dr. P. 0 '•i •Y& »3 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1912 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 06, 1912 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 06, 1912. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 06, 1912; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a2b945d52246909569b2862c39e1f726.pdf bd4019dc7cbd8145a0af715342dba610 PDF Text Text 1 • * / .__1 • ___ ____M HEN we clothe a young man, or his father, we’re glad to have everybody see him. He doesn’t need to tell people where he buys his clothes, unless somebody asks him; somebody’s sure to. . ' ••* •• W SEVERN M clothes are the kind you’re glad to have the other fellows ask about; they show good judgement on your part; and we’re proud of the way yxm’ll look in them. • T h at’s the kind of goods we sell here in all departments. Suits $15.00 to $30.00 Here are, few hints on I f hat to Wear the man who'Wi’insure: For evening [functions after six o'clock if la­ dies are present, full dress is the rule. White tie, standing collar, patent leather high button shoes, silk hat, black or white waistcoat. Cuyr’ ifh t H ilt The only exclusive Clothing and Furnishing Store in Sanford Schii:n»f h M u x 1I7 EAST I IRST STREET C A P I HIM l) AT VYINTl It GAUDI N Marshall and C otart, two apparently high tone«l young men. operating a fraudulent bond scheme, were urr«**ted at Winter Garden Monday night by Sheriff Kirkwood and Deputy ltenny Lawton, assisted by Sherill It. I. Ken­ nedy of Putnam county, to whom the prisoners were given to he returned to that county, where the warrant for their arrest wiu. uailed. Sheriff Kennetly arrived in Orlando Monday and placed the warrant in the hands *T»f* Sheriff Kirkwood. Informa­ tion having been received that tho young men wanted were in Winter Garden, (he party proceeded to that place Monday night, and were pass**! on the way by thp •parties wanted, who in company with tome young Indies, were returning from the show in Orlando. * The young lailies were taken to their homes, and Cozurt wns arrest«*! in his nuto on his way to the hotel, where Marshall wns found and place«l under arrest. The warrant charged the young men with" •operating a fraudulent interestbearing b<»nd scheme, luiving defraud«*! several parties in Putnam county out of large sums. Accpriling to *5h«’rifT Kennedy n few ritixena of Crescent City had been re­ lieved of $10,000 in cold cash by these* men since some time in October. One man had been a victims to the umount of $1,000, while others invested in smaller turns. Mrs Hammond, who resides in the western part of Orange county, was In­ duced to give her check for $.1,000 for somo of these bonds, on last Saturday, but it was too late for .them to got it cashed. Sunday she was telling her SANFORD LO RI DA it not known » li.-t Hit other purtn** A *p«*oial rate of four vs inter service of i' count) were lleeeril or not. ami four month* will lie made n* follows. he smooth young men were taken Ihuiinoas phone, $12.00 in advance, ri’sialatka Monday night hy Sheriff deuce phone, $10.00 in advance, cdy. These rates represent an advance over e Sheriff stated that while the men the present ones of only 50 cent* -tier o|«Tating m ( ’rescent City, they j month. This company has been furlaaed a neW Cadillac car, and were j nishing teephone service at a lower rate ; in great style. They gave their than any company in Florida. On uc. for the i ar. but it was returned. , count of the necessary heavy expendlthe warrant was issued $3,476 of tures of installing underground cables money was garnisheed in the fre**- and disking our system metallic this < it> dunk I’hc) are al*o wanted advance i* absolutely necessary to meet riiiingbaiti on the siuue charge, but our operating ex|K*n*«*«. 'iitriam county authorities will not Our subscribers are now receiving the them up till they have lieen tried use of nearly 600 phones and tho rate - R e p o r te r -S ta r . I charged In other cities of tho sixe of San-----------------------------|ford Is usually $1.00 for business and For Alderman *2.60 f°r residences. / robr• o f S a r/o rd . F la .: The new f “1** »till K>v«*" » *1 60 resithe solicitation of numerous friends ra**' to those who will use a two party ritixena, I have consent«*! to b«--T^n*’ a candidate (or councilman at the ^ny sul>arrll>«.r desiring to change ig election Have been a citiren of t,' " lr «Tvice from private to party are >rd for over twenty-five years and '••‘iu«-*t«ul to notify us at once so that always refused olfice heretofore. . arraiigcinenta can la1 made. rt«*l will try and do my duty to the SAN FORD r E I.E P JfO N h ( O . • oeni.le without favor D«*o. H Fern ald , Pres. I 7 m SH M M • ¥ * d em a n d s a c o lla r th a t j W sits like this and W stays like this. The W close meeting effect " that you buy is not lost in the laundering. T hat is due to th e fact that the Severn collars are made o f. fabrics which have been shrunk before being made into collars, and because th e 1 bar end buttonholes cannot be ripped out. ^ SEVERN IS S>i' HIGH I'ENHURST IS 2' HIGH W e have all the newest an d m o s t p o p u la r styles in l i e , 8 for 2 3 c . Arrow Cuff», 25« 117 EAST FIRST STREET FOR YOUR H UN TIN G TR IP GEO. H. FERNALD Hardware Company Preparation* nre being made Ip Arca­ dia for the establishment of a canning factory to be locatid in that town One of the proprietors «if a like «<stubli*hment that is now in operation at Ilrooksville ha? been in Arcadia looking over the ground, lie nlade a proposition to the local business men to organlxae a stock company, one-half of the at«>ck of which ho offered to take himself provided the eftitens’would take the bslnnc«* A com­ mittee in now at work getting up sub­ scriptions to the stock, und is meeting with success. to Notice to Telephone Subscribers On December 1st, 1912, the following rates will take efioct, applying to all tclcphonca in tho city limits only: liuMiiess private line per m o n t h ___ $2.60 Residence private lino per month— 2.00 llusiness party'linc per month______ 3.60 Residence party line per n\onth......... 1.60 Desk act instrument 26c per ,month extra Extension acta wall type 1.00 per month extra. . Extension acta desk type 1.26 per month extra. Installation charge mado on every new phone installed 3.00. This amount is deducted at tho end of the year, provided tho phone is not dis­ continued within that time. ere* ovr HUMS IN L i l t - rou ru t INIS MUST H . ' r t ■t M l CASH TO iM tio r t ru sirr o r r o it J ACCOUNT mank IS TA » UIUU* TOUi CHIDIT AS N O T H I NO t i t s W ILL PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD 4960N SAVINGS M. 8 M ITH , Praa’d .n t H. R. S TE V E N S , V lcé-P r«a. H . E. TO L A N , Caahltr Vaudeville All Next Week Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Wazo & Marion The Wizard & The Soubrette | 10c - TEN GENTS — 10 oooooaoooooooaooooaoooooodaooooo^oocjfloooqoooooooaooo �Published 8eml-Vyeekly~Tue*dfty and Friday SANT'ORO IN SANFORD—Lih ia Worth Living 30 • AHFOOD, FLORIDA, FRIRDAV 0K0IM R1R » . t i l l AFTER THE WATERLOO COUNTY DIVISION COM M ITTEE THE LODGE OF SORROW Chairman . Forster M akes Ills Apy polnlmcnls for Firing Une SIXTV-SECONP IS MEMORIAl The question of county division was set se m a ! notches ahead when Chair­ man Frank P. Forster, of tho commit­ Congress Meets Today For the tee of 100, announced his selection of an executive board and sub-committee*. Short Term Session Considerable discussion hinged on the selecjing of an official statistician, whose Many of the Old Guard Will Did function rib will be to gather authenti­ cated statistic* relating to the material Farewell Co Colleagues and Retire development of the area which will be From the Capitol comprehended in tho new county, it • Washington, Dec, ,2 .—Congress met Anally being the unanimous opinion and promptly at noon with erowded gal­ decision of the executive board that this leries looking down on the animated moat Important function should bo be­ scenes below. Speaker Clark o( the stowed upon Mr. H. C. DuBoee, a thor­ House and Senator Bacon of the Senate, ough and expert accountant. The executive board b composed of rapped the respective bodies to order. T h e Senate adjourned alter twenty- Hon. D. L. Thrasher, chairman, who ia two minutes, in memory of Vice Presi­ also vico chairman of thé committee of dent Sherman, and Senators Heyhurn 100; L. R. Philips, S. O. Chase. L. P. and Rayner. The House met for an McCullcr and G. W. Spencer, the latter hour and ten minutes, and also adjourned being the present mayor of the city of on account of the death of several mem­ Sanford. Tho personnel of the coounittec.on county lines is Hon. Thomas Em­ bers. met Wilson, chairman; M. P . Robitison, E . Brady; U. H. Marks and C. R. While the present aeasion.U merely the Walker. The committee on petitions expiring stags of a Congress soon to go out of existence and to be superceded is composed of Henry McLsulin, chair­ In political control and policy after Mar. m an: C. H. Le flier, Geo. A. DeCottos. 4, yet today’s session in the Senato 1 . A. Caldwell and Felix Frank- The and Houso bring together for tho first committee on finance is composed of A.T. time since the recent overturning those Rossetter, chairman, W. W. Agernathy, leaders and elements of the various N. H. Garner, W. J . Hill and C. H. parties who- liaYe been most prominent Dingee. The committed on transporta­ In public affaire. ' T h e old faces and tion is composed of H. R. htevcns/chalrfigures.are again in evidence today, al­ man; W. J. Thigpen. I - A. Brumloy, though some of them, like ex-Speaker Julius Tukurh, J . It. Holland, John Cannon, will soon pass off the Congress­ Meisch, J, If. Overman, Roy Symes and ional stage, while others, like Shaker I t J . Holly. Mr. B. F. Whitner was made financial Clarke and Chairman Underwood have secretary and Thomas K. Bates was had their tenure* renewed and strength­ made secretary to' the committee of one ened. lundred.—Timea-Union. As a whole, however, the dominant noto as both branches of Congress as­ semble is that new conditions, new. poli­ cies and new men have been ushered in as a Insult of the recent election and that about the only function of •tbe-prwwnt short scrnion, lasting until March 4. is to pass annual supply bills and wind up what remains of the old regime. . In the Senate, Vice President Sher­ man has been removed by death, from the presiding oflieer’s chair, which will be temporarily fllletHiy Senators Ilnron of Georgia, and Gallinger of New Hamp­ shire alternating. .T h e Republican con-, tool of tho Senate with about fifty vote* as against the present Democratic strength of about forty-two, will con­ tinue until March 4. although this con­ trol is conditioned largely by the pres­ ence of two elements, regular and pro­ gressive, in the Republican total of fifty. Senators Heyburn of Idaho and Rayner of Matyland, have died since the last session dosed, but in other, aapecta the personnel continues unchanged since\VW personnel continues unchanged until Mareh 4. In the House Speaker Clark and the various chairmen of the two preceding sessions continue tovdir*ct affilici. with a total Democratic vote of 230. giving a Democratic majority of about thirtythreé. , •^ , The personal aspect was very pro­ nounced aa tho soÉxlon ixyan today, the air of Democratic victory pervading the capltol from end to end. Scores of men Whoea names have l>een prominently identified with affairs of Congress for many yean, and who have shaped poli­ tics, and legislation, faced their last three months of service as the session opened. In this notable company were the deans of House and Senate; "U h d o Joe” Cannon, former speaker, and center of many turbulent sessions of the House; and Senator Shelby II. Cullom, for thirty years a Senator from Illinois, .a personal friend apd contemporary of Linjjolp./^nd who was elected to his first to q n Jv tM National House of Representatives in 1865,. -, • There’s A.DifferenceA man will bum around a saloon* for five hours and spend ? 10.75 for boose snd cigars and never Imagine for a mo­ ment that he baa a right to manage -the place. Out he will spend a nickel, for a newspaper with the firm belief that the purchase gives him the right to dictate the policy of tho sheet.—Gainesville Sun. , PUy Postponed ""On account of continued illness, Mrs. J . W. Barnes has decided to postpone Y, ’’T h e Union Depot for a D ay," •Natic^will bo are resumed. At the Imperial Mazo & Marion, tho act appearing at the Imperial the first half of this week was suceeesful. in. entertaining a large crowd of people last evening. Prof. W a z a docs some sleight of hand tricks that are above the average and his com­ edy is funny in the extreme. He is osstsm l in presenting a first class act by Miss Marion, who sings several new songs in a pleasing way. The act is different each night. Thursday, Friday and Saturday a new act will appear at the Imperial. Mish Violoriu Powell,’ the English Comedi­ an« and quick change artist will, give the patrons of the house something new in Vaudeville, Iler act is said to be a big hit everywhere.!- . T he voting contest goes merrily on and votes are still piling up. Every, evening just before 7 o'clock the front of the Imperial has the look oi a real voting place and the girls und boys are in posi­ tion and soliciting votes for their favor­ ites. Next Friday and next Monday all votes will count double. Be sure to get votes on those duys as each vote is then worth as miuch oh two oft any other day. Girls hnving crédit for 250 or more votes will find their standing by referring to the following list: Helen Gonzales ---- ---------im e n Morgarct Berner ..................... ......’.722 Anna May Bruton .... - ........... 681 .608 Mamie Kate W illiams........... 455 Clarece Hand . '.IT.................. Fannie Itehn Munson .......... ..........405 Gertrude Kunge ... 820 Dorothy Davis ........................ ........... 311 .293 Weima Graves............................ ' 289 Adele Rin>-i ....... ......... 286 EUrabeth Stafford Ü65 Edna T u llu g ....................____ ... ............266 Hattie t e f l i , ____ L 248 Helen Tcrwilligel .......... .— Auction Bridge Mrs. B . W. Herndon was'hostess of the Auction Bridge Club Monday after­ noon. Two tables of bridge were played. Mrs. O. W. Brady made the highest score, snd won the pretty prize, a bronze wall vase. When the games of cards were concluded lobster salad, crackers, cheese balls snd coffee .Were served. Mrs. Herndon's guests were Mrs. C. O. McLaughlin, Mrs. O .-W . Brady, Mrs. A. P. Corirfelly, Mrs. Forrest Lake. Mrs. F. J . G o n ia l« , Mrs. T . A. Neal. Mrs. Robert Newman. Gov. Gilchrist has called a special elec­ tion to be held In Gadsdcp county, on the Slat of December to elect a-senator to fill the vacancy made by. the-death, of. Hon. Jam as E . Broome. • v * v ■■aaax -«• Elks Held Annual Memorial Services on Sunday *»• ABSENT BROTHER IS HONORED Interesting Program by Sanford Elks Was Grestly Appreciated by Many Visitors . -• • . * Ostrich Form at Jacksonville Scene of Fatal Parachute Juirlp Jacksonville, Fla., Dec. 2 .— Richard Frayne, aeronaut, twenty-Ave years of age, a member of the firm of Frayne ft Crotby. Balloon Company of Barton, was dashed to death late Sunday after­ noon, in the. presence of fully 8,000 per­ sons, who had gathered at the TriCounty Fair, being held at the Ostrich Farm. Frayne and his companion. Ja ck Crosby, started on thoir ascension a t 4 o’clock thia afternoon amid the cheers from thousands of throats. Crosby says th at when about 2,000 feet up snd when be was ready to cut loose, he noticed that Frayne did not have his hands through his wristlets and warned him. When Crosby had started dn his drop he was surprised to see Frayne’« body shoot past him and fall t i earth. His parachute opened, but the. Jerk threw from the ropes. Tho unfortunxte man fell in the main drive­ way of Evergreen Cemetery, near the Ostrich Farm, every bone In his body being broke n. > His home was a b Lowell, Maas., and his only living rclgtlvp Is a brother. Charles Frayne, connected with tho Whitney stables at Brighton Beach. The Elka of Sanford most fittingly observed their Memorial Day 61 Lodge of Sorrow lost Sabbath in the Imperial Theatre, it being the first Sunday in December, a day held sacred by the members of the order in memory of their absent brothers. The Imperial Theatre had Jxen beau­ tifully decorated for the occasion, a bank of ferns and potted plants flanked tho base of the proscenium snd the rear of the stage was covered with the dub colors, purple and whits from the centre of which purple and white streamers ra­ diated to the comers of the stage, the whole effect from the auditorium being most striking and when the lights were of! and tho star of hope gleamed brightly from the centre of the stage the plctqre Uook Lovers ( l a b was complete. Mrs. O. H. Dingee was hostess of the SjH-cia! music had been arranged for the occasion and while the audience’as­ Book Lovers Club Friday afternoon at sembled Mias Madge Ward softly played her charming homo on Sanford Heights. a voluntary piano solo. When all had T h e guests were entertained at a very i>ecn seated Exalted Ruler, E . K. Row­ delightful Salmagundi Party. Five pro­ land arose and (n few well chosen words gressive tables were played. The first explained the Memorial Day olm-rvunco ; prize, a handsome silver deposit vlnitger and colling the Elks to order execut.-d bottle was won by Mr*. M. E . Symes; M rs. N. J . Perkins received the booby tiu* ritual work. Tho /oil rail by the secretary, O. L. prize, a game of “ Old Maids." After Taylor, calling for the absent ^brother, the conclusion of tho pleasant games W. D»- Holden, was one of the most Im­ chicken salad, saltines and coffeo were pressive moment« of the occasion snd i erved. Mrs. Dingee’a guests were Mr*. was followed by a beautiful solo, ”0 , Dry i Henry McLsulin, Mrs. Luke, Mr*. Those Tears," by Miss 1- Josephine; Deane Turner, M rs. F. L. Woodruff, Dsmeron, while the lodge remained j Mm. N. J . Perkins, Mrs. J . W. Brody, Mrs. R. J . Holly, M rs. R. E, Tolar, Mrs. .standing, Rev. Langley invoked the divlno C. F. Polk, Mr*. R. H- Marks, Mrs. C. C. blessing upon the members and their Woodruff, Mrs. E . B . Brown, Mrs. B . A. |benevolent spirit and fraternity, and Howard, Mrs. M. E . Symes, Mrs. J . C. most fittingly followed a duet, "Frater- Bennett. i uity” by Messrs. Polk snd Woodruff. iS' Camping Party Thanatopsis was to havo been read i;y Mrs. W. T. Deane, accompanied by Mrs. J . W. Barnes but illness prevented her sons, .Tenney and Robert, Misses j her attendance and after the able rendi{ tion of “No Shadows Yonder” by Miss I Alice Caldwell, Alice, Lucy and Annie Da moron, Mina Stuinon and Messrs. Whitner, with Ned Chittenden, wore a Polk and Murrell, tho eulogy was de- pk-xsunt party who spent Thanksgiving at Lake Jessup, in the enjoyment of i livered hy Hon. Geo. A. DeCottes. camp life for «.sh o rt while. They re­ At all times a fluent speaker, Mr. Deturned Friday noon and report a flno Cottes was at his best at the-memorial time. exercises and hia address was one of the beat ever delivered here upon any occa»l°n. »nd the eulogy on "O ur Absent Brother" gsvo a clear and concise reve lation oi the sacred memorial of the Elks and their fraternal spirit that is mani­ fested ip every corner of the civilized world. Mr. D e C o tt« also gavo a brief sketoh of the life and labor* of the late W. D. Holden, whoso likeness in a life size jxirtrait wan displayed at one corner of the stage. * i... " The Jn u llt o f our brother» tee write upon thf »and, . Thrir virtue» on the table'» o f Une and -memory.” At the close of the address the entire audience arose snd sang,. "B lest bo thé tie that binds." Hon. Cromwell Gibbons of Jackson­ ville was to have made an address on “ Elkdom," but owning‘to illness in his family he could not be present and at the last moment Rev. D. J . Blocker of Dcl-and volunteered to fill out the pro­ gram. Being called upon and unpre­ pared and not a member of the Elks wodld have dismayed the majority of men but Rev. Blocker was equal to the occasion and gave an appreciated ad­ dress on Friendship, Love and Benevo­ lence and outlined his conception of fra­ ternity and the power for good in th* mottoes of all orders. The male quartette; composed of Messrs. Polk, Woodruff, Moore and Murfell followed with the selection, "Where the Sun Will NeYer Go Down" •nd their rendition was highly commend­ able. Tho ritual work of the lodge followed and after the song, "Auld Lang Sy n e" by the audience standing and the benedic­ tion by Rev. J . D. Langley the second Memorial Day of Sanford Lodge of Êllu passed Into history. Officer* of Sanford Lodge No. 1241 B. P. O. E. »re as follows; E. E. Rowland. Exalted Rulgr. S, Rungs, Esteemed Leading Knight. . ■ m t BALLOONIST DAbilED T O DEATH Tallahassee is to have another bank. C. F . Mizelle will organize tho now Insti­ tution which will have a capital stock of $50,000. Roy Symes, Esteemed Lecturing Knight. Cruse Barnes, Esteemed Loyal Knight. O. L. Taylor, Secretary. L. P. MrCullor, Treasurer. Forrest Lake, Trustee. -Harry Ward, Trustee. J . S. McKenzue, Trustee. K . R . Murrell, Chaplain. R. L . Peck, Esquim. W. C. Hill, Inner Guard. R. F . Washburn, Tyler. Following served- as ushers; A. L. Betts, R. R. Dess, Hal Wight, Eugene Roumillat, Braxton Perkins. The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks is American In every principle and practice, and illustrates every great American doctrine. All members arc equal within tho portals of an Elk Lodge, and there are no ranks and titles, differ­ ing only as they may excel each other In doing good in silence and without parade. All Elka are equal, rich and poor, learned and poorly educated, fa­ mous or otherwise, alike! One of the grand alma of the order is to teach men ho w to live, jthat they m ay enjoy all the goo^ things of life without abuse, and under -proper restraint, curbing excera and selfish ness. M anly hearts and hon­ est records uj> the only requisites for admission to membership. Its ranks are the moat widely representative, and the candidates have Ur meet no test of class' , creed or calling. Poes rased of those qualities that enable a man to make the world better for his having been in it. All men are welcome aa brother Elks, and the nobler side of their nature, en­ couraged, with thq high aim , aa has been expressed, to make Its members better sons, kinder brothers, b etter huabahde, useful citiMM sud neighbor». THE RIVERS AND HARBORS Appropriations Will Be Passed ■ at This Session • ( v* - .- - % • • FLORIDA WH1 RECEIVE A SHARE* St. Johns River Will Be Remembered to the Beautiful Time of ‘ \ $7 6 1 ,8 0 0 . Estimates aggregating $56,764,992 for improvements to river and harbor works throughout tbs country during the next fiscal year were submitted to Con­ gress today in the annual report of Gen; William H. Bixby, chief of engineers of the army. Tho sum b $16,311,373 greater than appropriated for the last * fiscal year for the same purpose. Of the total $43.829.010, Including $250,000 for examinations, survey* and contingencies of rivers and harbors, for which there may be no special appropriation sub­ mitted, is to be provided for in the regu­ lar river andfharbor appropriation bill at thb session of congress Estimates for Improvement indude the following for Florida: Miami, $145,000; SL Jo h n . river, $761,800; Hillsborough Bay, $200,000; channel from ApJTachlcola river to S t Andrews Bay, $130,000. o o o It la stated that the Chicago.Cuba will certainly train somewhere in Florida thL* spring. The two cities under con­ sideration for thb project are Tampa and Jacksonville. Charles W. Murphy, the owner of tho Chicago Nationab b going to visit Tampa some time next month and will personally |dok over what that Ity has to offer In th b line; A good diamond with adjoining club quarters are necessary, if the Cubs do come to Florida they will bring twenty-eight to thirty-five players and four or five newspaj’er correcapondents, os well aa aevaral magazine writers. In all the party would indude from forty to forty-firs, ooo A big new canning factory b being erected a t Gonxaiet, almost in the sub­ urbs of Pensacola.' The building b more than hnlf completed now and part of the , machinery has* been installed. The promoter* of the canning industry ex­ pect to Iwgiu o;>eration* In about ten days- The cannery will handle prin­ cipally sweet potatoes tho first year, and if thia experiment proves successful all kinds of vegetables will be handled later. 'ooo Th»» flrat cucumbers of the season from tnejEvcrglades, grown on the Davie farm, reached tho d ty yesterday, shipped from Zona by Mrs. C. L. Steele. As they got In In time for the Thanksgiving market they commanded a fancy price, bringing $1.80 a dozen, or at the'rat« of $10.40 a hamper. A little.o v er five dozen were realized on the.first picking from five hill*.— Miami"Herald. \ ,io o t In Fort Pierce the people are delighted over the completion of the munteipsj lighting plant^ The News of last Friday said that aa soon aa proper testa were mads the lights could be.turned on and business begin twith the plant- • Within two weeks it waa expected that everythin two weeks it was expected that every­ thing would be working smoothly, o oo A new- $10,000 firm b to havs beadquarters in Jacksonville. The firm will Im known aa the Security Company and will engage In buying, selling, con­ veying, leasing, mortgaging and genera! dealing in property, and will also ap­ praise property and sell and control abstracts of titlas. OOO | The Volusia growers will get in tbs neighborhood of a half million dollars for the present crop of oranges," r*M marka the Do Land Record- “Threefourths of the crop will be marketed from the west or S L Johns aide of the county.". ooo 8L Petersburg b soon to'havs an elec­ tric fire alarm system. The d ty has an excellent fire department with • fins ’ record and now the efficiency of th b ser­ vice b to be greatly increased by lns^aHr;..v ing a fire alarm system. \ "i' 4 • o o o "T h e Marion county fair for this year was a magnificent success,1' says the Ocala Banner. "Thousands of weopts havs been in attendance snd tbs exhib­ its were numerous and attractive." �■ December i , 1112 I 'i \ CURBSTONE GLEANINGS A Budget of Opinion “ Just Be tween You and Me” !• •. • • * . ■■ petent to fill the position. Once a San­ ford booster, always a Sanford booster, and there b not a d titeh of Sanford to­ day that I could not heartily support for tho poaition. All of them hayc the beat interests of Sanford at heart and all of them would pull Jo r a G reater'San­ ford. EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT A N EW TUBER Ctilel It Amoni Ye Taking Notes The Dasheea, Member Of The Cal» adlum Family and faith, tie’ll Prent 'Em”— ' " J . H. Reese,' in writing up an Intcreating trip to tho liuh ter demonstration 1 Many of*us miss the Joys that might (prm on tho Kissimmee Prairie in .Osce­ be ours by keeping our eysa on those of ola county, gives the following descrip­ V other people. No one can enjoy his tion of the dasheen: “The government has sent twh^exown opportunities for happiness while he is envious of another. We lose a perta to the farm to see how the experi­ great d«ol of the Joy of living by not ment with dasheen had turned out. *,cheerfully^accepting^.the small pleas­ shall not enter upon" a dasheen disquisi­ tion, but-would advise all farmer*, and ure* thafcom e'to us every day. gnrdcnef* to write the Agricultural D e­ ^ To mako a boy* into a pure man, a partment and get some of tho tuber* for ‘ >mother must do more than pray. She planting. “The dasheen is of the calsdium fam­ must lire with him in the sense of com­ rade and closest friend. She must ily; the leaf is very much like that of the stand by him in times of temptation as foliage plant, a great difference being tho pilot sticks to tho wheel when rapids Anat the caladium is ornamental while are around. She must never desert him the dasheen is exceedingly useful. We to go oil to superintend outside duties had daaheene for dinner. They any more than tho engineer deserts his boiled and baked. The dasheen is post and goes into a baggage ear to read tuber and a substitute for the Irish pota­ up engineering when his train Is pounding to. I t possess** a higher food value than across the country at forty inllce an hour. the potato and is more digestible; more­ • • • over the yield b nearly twice that of the 1 Tho truntt heat and sweetest type potato. The government b experiment­ of the girl of tqdajMloes not como from ing with the dasheen at Brooksville; one the home of wcalth^phejiteps out from of the experiments there showed a yield tho house where b comfort rather than of 460 bushcb to the acre. Theao were luxury. She bolong* to the great middle grown under the direction of an expert class—thut class which has given us the anil were watched with tho most solici­ best wifehood, which has given help* tous care. Thoee at the Hunter farm mates to the foremost men of our time; were grown without fertiliser and with­ which teaches its daughter* the true out being properly tended, and the'yield meaning of lovo; which teaches tho plan­ showed an average of 288 bushcb to the ners of the drawing Yoom and the prac­ acre. Upon mathematical estimate* tical life of the kitchen as well as teaches made by the expert who examined and its girts the responsibilities of wifehood weighed tho yield it was determined that this amount of dasheons in food was and the greatness of motherhood. equal in food value to 2H6 bushels of T While rather previous in naming the potatoes. Capt,; Hunter expect* to in­ baby before being born I would suggiwt crease the area planted to dnsheena next that Sauford t-ounty doc» not sound year, und with pro|x>r attention expects good to me. Rather let us have Semi­ to increase the yield hy 60 to 100 per nole, Garden, Palmetto, Wclaka or cent. The dasheen is u wonderful veg­ Jessup county. Maybe it would be etable. At the tender age the leaves well to arrange lor a guiwdng contest may lx- used as u spinach, und they are and give the ladies a chance to name the said to be the only garden greens that baby. If I am not mistaken, Wclaka surpass spinach in delicacy of flavor. in the Indian tongue means “smooth The corins arc employed to grow sprouts softly flow-Ing," etc., and this augurs well under shnde which resemble asparagus for the new county. After the hilrd til» und which an- cooked and served as fight that will lx- waged we w>ill certainly asparagus, on toast or otherwise. The tulier* therns«4ve* make an excellent need smooth sailing for a few years. flour, the utility value of which Is greater T I am glad to sec that notice of Mayor than wheat flour. The dasheen b just For Spencer's jn the pu|>er culling attention coming to notice in this country. of dog owner* to the license that must lx years it has ixs-n u stnplb nrticle of food paid or the dogs will bo shot. There an in the Orient nnd the tropic*. The gov­ about two thou*und worthless canine* ernment is mnking an effort to introduce that roarn our streets nud J am sure they it iltiring the coming seuson into the bet­ bear no license tag. In fact the owner* ter claaa hotels and rentaurnnla, with the hardly consider them worth the paument idea of getting the people acquainted of a tiu und in this case the dog catcher with it. The government’s supply is limited, the ex|x-riments at Rrooksville, should get them. Except in Cairo, Egypt und Rome, where six sen-s were cultivated this year, Italy, I have never Ix-eti in u place where nnd a farm at l.oundann, Ix-ing the only there were so many worthily« curs run­ •murrm of supply uvuilahlr; yet there will ning around scattering lleas und a stand probuhly Im- enough to give a small plant­ ing menace to children ull the time, if ing allowance to all who may apply for u dog is any good, und 1 have my doubt« them." about mt»t of them,’ they are certainly 'worth the small tax required to make Unrlc Jo« Cannon Explain* them Immune from the marshal’s re­ Uncle Jcx) Cannon told the people of volver and 1 hope that the mayor will Danville, HI., u few day* ago, how it enforce this ordinance to the letter. feel» for a great Republican lender to be Some dogs would make belter soap defeated »ay* the New York World: grease than (log* and they should find "Since !l«-c was n pup" I'nclc Joe Can their sphere of usefulmsw without dcluy. non ha* represented the Danville dbtrict In thrf lower house. A number of hb 5 I wrote In last week’s pajxr that my neighbor* culled on him a few day» ago friend, C. C. Woodruff is a cundidate and he b credited with »aying: for the position of Alderman and he *‘I don’t know a* there i* much for mo state* In hb announcement that having to say. The voter* of the dbtrict have lived here many year* nnd nover having jipoken and I abide by the result, hut tho honor of. serving tho city in any ca­ whqn I think of some of those X X X JC X X pacity he now come* forward to sacrifice it makes me hot under tho collar. It himself. This b Inudaldo on lils part and bn ’t so much that they chose to vote carries out the Idea that evefy citizen, against mo os the 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ? ? ? ? ? ZZZZ of Sanfdrd owe* it as a duty to himself that makes mo mad- Why, It is not and to hb city to serve at least ono term more than a month ago that I met— ■ aa alderman or os mayor, and I am glad and he assured mo that ho was for me. to aa* our citizens coming out for this Tuesday morning he couldn't wait to get office. to the polla to slash me. But what ran All jokes aside this ponition of aider- you expect of a ZZZZ man b a serious one and upon our board liko he b 1?’’ of aldermen and mayor tho safety, com­ "Three cheer* for Uncle Jo el” yelled mon weal and future of thb city depends a man in the back of the crowd. Tho and every man who lives here and takes cheer* were given with a will. an active interest in the city should fed " I f I had'becn willing to stand for the it hb duty to sc ife the city. The posi­ recall Dctul ui and all tho rest of tho patent med­ tion b a thankless oncr ’Us true, but how icine policies I would have been elected." many of us today occupy positions that he went on. " I guess I’ve got too much bring nothing In revenue and much in horse sense for such a lot o f -------------adverse criticism. I hope that other ZZZ------------ , and I don't give a ------citizens will offer themselves as candi­ ZZZ who knows i t Progresados? Baht dates ere the day of election. The pool- I’d cut my right arm olLbefòra I ’d vote Uon b an Imporatnt ono and b .open to for any s u c h ------------ ZZZZ— —----- r ai every, one and there should be no ill feel- th a t ingi engendered In a camapign among 'And now, my friends, I want to thank friends and neighbors. you again for your kindness. You know And speaking about the gentlemen me. You’ve Y>een neighbor* for 60 or 60 who have already announced and in ad­ year*, and you know that there isn't a vance of thoee who contemplate an­ -ZZZ—........ here In nouncing I wbh to remark that any of Washington or any other place that can them and all of them are able and’com- point a ----------------- ZZZZ linger at.me. ta Says Saunieret. i Hb : * . *-—..i»^ . . —- ------ ------- --- ** , •%w . •-. •■ Wilbur1 Royal made a buainred trip j.« ¡9 0 0 0 0 0 ! to Sorrento Tuesday. Edd. Thompson was a vbitor here last A NICE NEW LINE OF Saturday. •* ' .# j ; Mbs Mamie Royal left Friday for Sanford where she will vbit Miss Willie Singletary for a few days. (S«« Window 11 - 1 1-) ) The young people of Cassia gave u pound party at the home of Mr. and A large assortment to select Mrs. B. H. frogan last Saturday night. from. Every piece if Warranted Mbs Lillie Hagan was the gueet of honor. Various games and music were enjoyed Sterling Silver. . r~ -. by all and especially the delicious supper Our new line of ELECTRIC W|iat the Weather Will Do which was served. At a ’ late hour all PORTABLES for 1012' is now Higher temperature will overspread departed, having »pint a very pleasant ready. Come and see them. the eastern states tomorrow, while con­ evening. » You are welcome whether you siderably colder weather will advance buy or not. eastward over the middle weet Monday, We do E X P E R T WATCH and the eastern and southern states next and JE W E L R Y REPAIRING Tuesday and Wednesday, according to at reasonable price*. All Work the weather bureau. GUARANTEED. “ A disturbance, central Sunday over AND the middle Missouri valley,’’ says the weekly weather bureau’s bulletin, “will move east-northeastward and bo attend­ ed by rains Monday in the region east JEWELER of the Mississippi valley, the rains con­ ROOM 20 303 East First Street tinuing Tuesday in the eastern its tee. Snow b probable in the region of the SANFORD, FLORIDA. Upstairs, Pico Block great lakes and the S t. Lawrence Vailsy lOOOOOOOOOOOOi Monday and Tuesday. Another dbtrurbance now off the • Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p.m. ; AND Pacific coast will movo inland about * OLDEST FURNITURE HOUSE I Tuesday, attended by rains in the Pa­ Saturdays 4 to 9 p. m cific coast and rain and snow in the northwest T h b dbturbance will pre­ Strangers W elcome vail over the middle west Wednesday or Thursday and the eastern states near the end of thè week. Rain in southern and snow or rain in northern dbtricta east of the Rocky mountains and a general re­ action to higher temperature will pre­ cede and attend thb dbturbance." I ’ve alway* believed plain talk. I ’ve no sympathy with the man who hides behind a lot of fanc£ phrase*. My suc­ cessor has my beat wishes, and 1 hope lie steer* eJetr of the • — 7.ZZZZ that alipped it to me. T o my many frlcnda throughout the coun­ try I am extremely grateful. A* for the other*, anything they aay doesn't bother me a ------------ ZZZZ----------- - bit.“ Just Received Gorham Sterling Silver Sanford Library ! Fk , R,.dtag M » j Theo_ g .haal Tribute to Ilia Mother • Claude L ’Engle, editor of Dixie and CongresHman-elect pay* the following beautiful tribute to hb departed mother: "M y mother lived in thb world little more than eighty-two year*, and thoee who knew her from childhood have told me that she wn* good to them. I have known her a little more than half of her life In thb world, and she was alWays gotxl to me. All of her life I have known of her among her neighbor* ami I know thut »he never gave or received the unkind word. She had faith in the goodness of God and mah; »he hail hope for the fulfillment of the highest aspira­ tions of tho soul; she had charity broad and deep and alway* awake to the needs of men. The riimo virtues that made her a joy and comfort to those who knew her In the material world will open to her a limitless sphere of usefulnms in the spirit world. To me she was a friend who hud faith when other* doubted, who had patience when my faults made other* leave me, who hnd sympathy when other* were unmindful of the need, nnd who had charity when other* wen? weary." A Postmasters’ Primary Discussion of the proposition to select postmasters by primaries b general in Florida newspapers os well as the other*. Many and various nre the opinion* of­ ferer!. Tia* Tnmpa Tribune, niter allow­ ing what u “ purty " primary might do and what "p atry’’ primaries would likely have dono in the past, particularly in the south, thinks that the plan of a pri. mary "under Democratic adminbtrstion would probably work out all right if the franchise in such elections were given to all patrons of the postofflce.” The Tribune, however, b constrained to say that it believes ’’the process of selection now In vogue comes nearer being satis­ factory th in any other," adding that it b extremely difficult for an unworthy, dbhonest or incompetent man to-obtain for himself an appointment to an impor­ tant federal position. " In the event of a popular election,” declares the Tribune, "such men would sometimes win out, as they have often won out, in election? for other offices within our own range of vbion." * - . * \ No. 1 Roll Top Offloo Desk. Roll cuiuio, iwo didiof »rtn r****. three •pleadidljr ro»d. c*iy »»aaia* dretrei, pa each *ide, or cup. boerd.it preferred. Drewer» loch •utometkellv- Worth $12.50 to $14.50 wholeeele. PRICE $10.90 Shipped Summer or Winter From Indino« Factory G. T. BUNTING weenn supply your wants in the Automobile line If you want lo rent A Motor f o r Any Purpose 64 N Cksilsltf StfMt - 5h Awfwsti»»*. FUrhla MAIL ORDERS PRO M PTLY FIL L ED Henry McLaulin je w e l e r wc are at your nervine wijli the very beet earn. We never slexfp. MY SPECIALTIES Jf you are in trouble call uh any hour of the night or day Pickard'» Hond-Pnintrd China Gorham's Sterling Silver Rogers’ Plated Ware Elgin nnd Wnltham Wotche* Sanford Machine & Garage Company A IX PHONE 331 ;; Phone No. 281 :: m I> a g a GOODS GU A RA N TEED MAXWELL’S z i n e s Vf L j JU JU ^ 1 0 4 F. Street ;; :: u p e r io d ic a l s , Ice Cream • Soda Water • Confectionery • Cigars and Tobacco ;; | NORTH CASSIA FLASHLIGHTS James Wofford of the Winter Garden Section was a welcome visitor among home folka last Saturday. Miss Ruth Hoys), ono of the Sorrento toacher* came WedncsdJV night to spend the week end with her parents. Mbs Lillie Hngan, who has been. vbiL ing her brother, B . H. Hagan, returned to her home this week. Albert Royal made a business trip to Orlando last Monday. Mr*. W. S , Sherman visited at San­ ford last week. Mr*. W. A. McLorty left Monday for Christmas, where she will visit her son. Mr. and Mr*. Wajren Royal visited friends at Paisley last Sunday. J . J . McEwen of Paisley waa a visitor here Thursday and Friday. Roy Wofford of Eustis was a visitor here last Sunday. M{m Leila Roya], who has charge of the school at EtBfel is spending Thanks­ giving with home folic*. _ Miss Willie SingUtary left Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving with home folks a t Sanford. ' .U ; .M i SOUTH | ATLANTIC COAST LINE EAST I 1 W EST Eleetric Lighted Pullman . Dining and Sleeping Cars For Information, Raten and Reservation*! see nearest Atlantic Coast U n e Agent or write. A. W . FR ITO T, D. PASS. A C T . 138 W est Bay S t. . JA C K SO N V ILLE, FLA . A. H. G R IP P E N & SON Agenta for New York and Chicago Factories. ; High Grade Pianos— Low Prices— Easy Terms Piano Tuning A Specialty . ' v v Orders Solicited »: J, Phone 1 8 -* lRings P . O. Box 1127 tiii: » �----------- ,-----------■rC®**. ,vv» TIIE ISA N FO R M R K R M . I) AMONG SANFORD FARMERS WJiat the Growers Arc Doing t » In Various Sections FLORIDA, A LAND 01 VtülïABHS Fruits,-Vejeubles. Pecan«, Etc., Crow to Perfection In Florida's .Sunny Clime — ■ * l--------( ’IlHltliniM-ga |. iut, r.-»t.(| ,i, these prop e rte s . Is IIIIW \IMtoig here, and Is di' lighted witli everything and exerybod.. hereabouts. Plant Secret. An old and experienced florist ("tight me many valuable and useful things in regard to plants (Jne of Ida Mr Itayli*.« will bring in tomorrow a tricks wan that whenever he trans­ planted any flower or plant he always bale of this "risi to p " to our olhee \V. sifted steel filings Into t|,«, new soil bcribv IIIVIte all I hose Iup-resi is i to call before he put In tho plant He ex and analyze and criticise it U-cau-o tin plained to me that the steek filings editor I« not an ex jx rt in judging tall rusted when the soil was watered nnd gru«« as fit* is In-ar-meut rhinksgiving that tho rust made the plants grow turkey and buttermilk. K istis Lake rapidly In the long time that I was Region. . * associated with htm f never know his method of treatm ent to fall. filed for Rerord Van M Morgan and wifi lo Guy Pecans in Orange County Thomas, deed. $ 1 10. Kcmnrkablc nwulLs in n culture J . Horace Smith to Mrr ( Howell, have been achieved at flak1 Fruit wd., SI. i W hull i and Pecan Grove, by the proprietor. In Bettie II. and .). K. (¡roves to llenj. February, 1001, he pluiitcd some jiecan Drew, w«l., S 10. * 1 nuts In hlit nursery which mailt* rapid Mary W. (¡roves and husband to growth and in February. 1ifO.S. in- grafted Benj. I)rew, wd.. $750. them to his choice variety of pceutut from F. B. Brannn to Thus, J . Check, wd.. tree« ho planted in February. 1887. lie $r>«o. transplanted the tree* from his nursery F. \V. Mathews and wife to M K. to tho border of I,akn Adelaide near his Pugh. $550. house In February, 190«. This year, Jeanne Pep|>er and huslmnd to M. 1912, some of these grafted trees are Pugh, wd., $2.000. bearing nnd from one he has gathered Prince Strolycrt and wife to V. Ii righty-ooven nuts th at weighed two Wright, wd.. $120. pounds and three ounces. He lias given Prints* Stroliert and wife to Rost King them the name of Fogg's Prolific IWans. Johnson, wd., $420. Many have become discouraged .about Prosjier Colony Co., id I >. It. Sphafer, starting a pecan grove on account f ifth c wd., $120. long wilit before the trees become Vr (V D, B. Sphuler, et al.. to Helen J . Denductivc, which was said to lie about ms. ted , $1 twenty years. This may be true in »diue l>. B. Sphuler, et ux.. tfl Archie (¡rven, . cases, but in my ease I have produced wd.. $5. bearing trees in lem than eight years !• H- Sphaler, e l ux.. to J . W. Mixen, from planting nuts. My old trees which wd.. $25. 1 planted in 1887 commenced bearing a A. T . Swinhoe to Vick & Jackson, wd., few nuts a t ten years of age, and have $ l o . been increasing every year since until Minnie L. MrCallum to Vick & Jacksome of the trees have produced as much son, wd.. $10. as two hundred pounds. Jas. C. Patterson and wife to Isabelle The nuts are of such fine ipiality and S. Haynes, wd., $188..'LL In such demand that my crop is .sold Annie M. Flaiiiiagaii. e| aJ to K It each year hefofr they atre gathered and Hotaliug. wd $ 1son I have to turn down many more or*b-rs M. M Smith, et al . to Killth Mead, 1 have to turn down many more order* wd.. $1000. than 1 can fill. I am writing rny t*x|M-ri Orlundo Florida Farms Company to ence with pecan tree* for the benefit of It J Thomas . wd . i ) :u newcomers to the «lute I have neither llrews Ji Phillips to J. K. Mosteller, nuts nor tree* to sell at present. wd. $190. . I> B. Sphaler. et i* I • l'm-p« r t o| •*ny l'ompimy . wU $ lo Cabbage i» Profitable \\ M Hansel, et uv . to C lu j. Cabbage are so easily grown in tins Tanner, wd.. $|fto section and make siwh large crops to the T K Height, et ux to T I S.itiib racre, and at a time when rub have iscarce at the north, there i- no reason w11. sr.it .1 M G w liti*1 to I II ll.llill**r wil why ll should not l>e m.inuf.o lnre<l lo re into kraut. as il IS don. II, lie- l.i 11 I s rough •out Afn- north, and thus furnish an r o d lent article fresh when the northern sup ply Is exhausted That wilh 11 pickle factory here should I|iro|iiah|e under takings I in umbers have a long sr-ason ill this MS'tlon. grow |M*rfisl|y. yield enormously .»nd nr« easily cared for J u s t now all the kraut and pickles con­ sumed in tin* s*»«th are brought from the far north, a foolish waste of nimu . paid out for transportation. New hind of Ma\ In tlie oilier of the I ah« i we have on exhibition a s|„nm n -f tin- '• rvnlly discovered "red top", the Iiik-s I stock feed grown on tin* soil of Florida, which (firms luxuriantly at C.rand Island, near Fastis. I t was first discovered there nine yenrs ago. Its origin is un­ known. but its fisslmg ipialities are . founding and its three volunK-cr crops almost past unbelief The hay or gr.i—. or whatever i f may be. has bee» prexiti to |losses« 7 |ht cent more u.iiruiit nt than timothy and 10 j »t cent Is-tier fertilizing ((unlities or f<s>d properties than the famous Florida ln*ggarw(«sl and the latter is admitt<d au|M-nor to timothy for »tuck of all kinds. As to the five crops of "red•top" |»er annum, we have the liicontcstible word of auch a highly respected citizen its Mr. C. W. Ilaylww , of (irand Island, who tells ua it grows densely, i*|H-cia!ly on the farms of Messrs. F. II. Hlake, Jim Flynn, W. M. Igou, Adolphus 1‘iisut. and the Coddington place. These farms are all over grown with it. with the |kjnhIi||‘ exception of the Igou plats*. Mr. llayleas himself has already cut from the four places under his rontrol. live uiimeu.se cro|» since ln*t March, lie says this* " M a r k my'words, there will l*e whole tracts of Innd it> Florida cleared up and atocked with, this "red top," exclusively for its marvelous feeding nualitb*. Ii will become one of, If not the greatest, money making crops grown in our state." • When we reminded Mr. Baylcaa that hi» affirmations would l>e considered ex­ travagant, visionary or more tluiu doubtful, Jie again rpiteraled his state ment»v and referred''u* to any citizen, hanker, merchant or farmer in I-nkc A 25c.Want Ad. in The Herald will Rent Your House For You utmum A ti ufiE/iDitiG s r m m FOR THE MAH THAT SAVES] Symptom Seldom Seen. A dietary expert declares th ere I* no such thing as brain food. Even If thoro Is such a thing, few show symp­ toms of being overfed.—Provltlonc» Journal. T iJU l I > llg I w.l <|0 Your first step is A DOLLAR Matter of Duty. T h at which Is called considering our duty In n particular case. Is very often' nothing hut endeavoring to explnln It away. the smallest and yet the most difficult step, because Diplomacy. When we decide to forgive our enomles w<. generally begin with those who are bigger and stronger than wo are.— Chicago Record-Herald. it's the Beginning • J . C. t'urp<*nter and wife to S Palen, wd. $ lati I IxerslrFet ( r .ile I orupati - i " l l bl en wd $1 I I |.o\. |. <|u t N U I, t,. U I. s ■ *t P.I« h.if<j L a n d I o . *'1 \S m f l 'l . M • EASY CONSIDER IT CAREFULLY and OPEN AN ACCOUNT TODAY Dally Thought. One ought never to s|M>ak of tho faults of one's (rteiids. it mutilates them They can never be the same afterward William I lean Howells. Deposits Absolutely Insured P E O P L E S BANK OF SANFORD Few Foreigners In British Army. It Is said there only four for Ignei* 111 the IllUlsIt .ititi) last year M M **Ml III I*... II K NI t.\ K.N.N \ r . r , II K 11H. AH. Caahiee > $ ■(iolden GIFT Hl Y INC MADE EASY : C h r is tm a s P r e s e n t s in a ll t h e i r j R ic h n e s s a n d B e a u ty tt M 'li.it. d Prit'es ju s t ns m a t c h l e s s nml tr u e ns wt* nrivertise t h e m to I kC.ikmI s ¡ is h o n est ns m iim ifn ctu rcp « <»f rts-ojlnizisl Htnntliny! c u n m a k e 1 1,tuli S e le c t i o n s thill c o m p r is e h u m l n s l s of tlilTcrciil s t y le s in siem i -if uiO> a lim itisi il lu n iM*r C o n su le r nil th e s e uilv nn tn gvs w ith a I sai-i 11\ e* usstitu tiee (hnl o u r prices ure fur I m-Iovv ¡ill o th e r s W t - filli •ml\ illusi r.ile .h e re u few of th e p o s e s <>f <utr InryJ«' a s s o r t m t ’iil of I sa-. 11 111f11 1 drenls. (¡(-I U | f e e ( "a»py o f Hilf 1 .llul")l» Klirly li you bave noi 'receivetl mir linuilifiil ni*w (’a la log. plcas«* cali <>r wriic for it II v%111 help >i»a inakc xmir scici Itoli al \oiir b im it i - io yotir Van I ■ I! • If you master yourself then the ascent will he Useful to Him. Tho swindler la convinced that an honest mnn Is the noblest work of Ood It la hard for one swindler to gel much away from another swindler. wd. . $1.100. nW II botile d fI H Jnck-oll to \ Sebullr d Intercity Meal T ick et*. Ho*taurnntn where tho meal ticket •yetem prevail« adopt vurluii" tie vice« to attract trade. A New V,»rk proprietor re cen tly posted title sign abov« his d e sk : "M eal tickets purchased here good In realnurunt« In Boston. Bhltlinoro. Washington nnd C h ica g o " Then followed the ndtlrosses of the reatnurant" whore tho monl ticket« would be hbnnred. “S o . I have no Interest In those houae«." thi* proprietor ««Id. "but I know the ownorif. anti wo concluded that It would lx» a good plan lo exchange ticket« *o thnt cuatomera go­ ing from town to town could make «tire of a Bt|tiare meal In ran« work was »lack or they got eitru v ag an t and ■pent nil tholr money.” No. 64»4X)olJ P illed lia r f i n . So r e n t ! R om an F in is h , P in e R om an f e a rl. Safe Rule. Any man who write» a letter he wants burned «hould burn It’ himself.— Atchison Globe. Keep Out of Debt. county, saying: You are a* rich as anybody If you "Some men who have not yet discov­ don't owe anybody anything, ered tho, value of-th is feed, have com plained, that it overran their groves. I Always an "If.” • tell them If that is the case tu rut down Life Is governed by If« at overy their groves'” stage r. Mr. Buyle&s haa charge of seven grow* at Grand Island, this county, of which Unpardonable F a u l t three are his own. He is a man of large A mnn should pardon «verybody'a affairs and standi high In tho community. Hi* brothar, Mr. W . H. Bay less, -of fault ratbar than hi» own.—Cato. ^^ ^ *1 7J Qold Pilled Uraefltt No. 6S74 Rnstlsh FinUh—C*in»*idnJ Catch. We Huy Directe r\ r> I) 00. No. 64*8 Oot J Pilled liar Pin. . ** Finish, X6 Pin* Roman Pt«lls. IlundquarterH aud Save You the iMiddleman’s Profit A* tkr turrru anil rrputtlion of a Krtail Jewel., House dcpcodl, to a (trai fileni, on tkr'ii Watch Department, you tie • M u r e d • that till» establishment handles only rrliablf tlafVilard finxli, the psaalacts of leading makeit. wboae name alone if a gueiantee <f( reliability. «V S T O UK' X O l 'K N E V ES I M J S UNTIL CH RISTM A S « • ii H ENRY McLAULtN “ SANF.ORD, ' . JE W E L E R . . . I ■ T oken I II ........ all.t a . ' * • II I It l.l 1er wd $ I A. Aten and wife to Jn o. ( ’. Car|K*nter. ‘ 3 f; ** * mCT M :irx I Fly nt to ( ¡ m i \ i t "it *u 1 I r \s is .itiofi. u » I « |ii I» Il S|duiler. et al.. to Wm. \t lloyd. W(| . $]lll). Kate K. C o o le and liusbaml to Jx-. 11. Manuel, wd.. $1. l«*nnii**W ls'wter and husband lo Herman Hillman, wd $5i> ll'cm an Slorjoham to Amelia Hillman. w.l XI II on it I K o * , I* M irga*i»t \t 1 'j. W î . I Economy. Ono thrifty woman spent a day darning a pillow-slip th at Vas a mass of rip«. because, she explained "It was such a pity tp waste tho horn.” I r. .| II 1 apb- ami wib* to It I llodx wd *51 Ml •r- •t ‘ •* . �The SANtORD h f ARID r n c sA N roR ii h e r a l d fuMlahod F.vvry Tyvodar ami FrUay Uomini Df TUE J1ERALD PRINTING COMPANY B 4. MOLLY. CAlter W. M. ItAYN tS, B u alneaa M an ag er • u b a c rle llo n P ric e . $ 2 0 0 a Y e a r In Ad« ance Dai!rarad la iba City by canter >2.00 par yrat In advance or 20c per month. Paytaanta la adtance muai be «nada al l a i a n l a i aeocnd Ha«» mèli manar' A aloel I2ad 1908, al Iba PooioAoo al Sanford. Florida. ' aod«t A ctof March 3rd. 1879. Ottica la Herald BeUdlna • Taleptoooa NO. I«> ’ There will l>e no fight ot) county illvlglon. 8erioualy, wo expect i • leave it to tin; people' oi Orlando to decide about the boupdary line* and will meet them on friendly term*. ‘ Bob Holly la a candidate J ot tl»e pad tion of poatnuutcr of Sanford and frOm his Ion* experience at a printer he should have no difficulty in reading all the post cards. Bob la the beet bald headed man th at yet ever knew end ought to have the office.—Pensacola New». • , Florida U on the cto of having another county added to tho list Tho pcojrlo ol tho Sanford section would-nort ’o liko^o run their own alTaira exclusively ami the jple of the Orlando Section do not (aeem to care a whbop, which is perfectl) ) roper.—Miami Metropolis. - —o— Sanford people arc agitating the di i.Jtrtaion of Orange county, Sanford to lx* ^ itbjfcounty alto of the new county. Then* J will boa number of county division prop ositiona up before the next legislature •and divisions should Iw matle where it shown tho people of the territory af­ fected deoire it.—Marianna Leader. * ------O ‘ ' TO FIG H T COUNTY DIVISION Wo hear many rumors about Sanford and county division. For example, heard it »aid Wednesday that certain influential citizen» of the celery town wore* predicting that from Sanford'» viewpoint the tight wga a» good as won the division wus a» good oa made, ami according to Sanford's desire«. We presume it ia coming to the |m>iii I where tho other sections of tin* count) will have to make n fight to restrain out • over-ambitious sister; and if »uch a fight . lias to bo made, there i» no u»e in delay As we see it, the tlrxt thing to he tlonr la to organise u committee to lake tin i-sue In hand. And tin- prime duty of this committee »liould In- to make a thor­ ough canvass of the county, to obtain universal expression of sentiment and ••specially an expression (mm thm« towns that Sanlord pn»i><»»e» to incur porate and to ar<|iiuinl each memher of the Ix-Ki-dutiire with the fact». Ueporter-6 taY. Lay, on Mac Dull. Sanford has the atufT, And if the figlitmg proven ton rough—We will not Ik* the first tp cr> "enough." - • 11 IN A FltlF.NM .A S I 'llt lT This county division matter m»»l not sr*ver our friendly feeling» for our alma mater, Old Orange County and Orlando. Wo should endeavor to meet tho matter face to fuce and throughout the settle­ ment of the alTair there is no nfctl for animit» to creep in and destroy the friendfy feeling that exists Iretween Or­ lando and Sanford Orlando will liw none of her prestige »hould tho county Ik* iliviih»!. <•ur county »cat is look*»! upon a.» Ik-1ng one of tin- treat, one of the most iK-nutiful cities on the map and Hanford him never tried to detract oneiota from thi» prestige giiinVd by the rt>terpriifng people of our sistar city. .* The erlitor of Tho Herald has Joked the newspaper men of Orlundo timp and again and they have returned the compliment with gixMi measure. The editor of Tho Herald was an editor in Orlundo before coming to Sanford and bus us many good, warm friends in tho county aoat as he has anywhere else on this terrestrial footstool and his visits to Orlando are nlways looked forward to with pleasure because he feels that ho is in the houst* of his friends • when in Orlando. The people of, that •city are a band of busy boosters and this traits alono endears them to our heart. Far ho it from us to foster any spirit but pure friendliness between the two largest cities of tho county. If we have com» to the parting of the ways the sepa­ ration »hould bo made fairly and honestly and with tho idea of giving each sec­ tion a square deal. Tho Herald favor» only one plan In the division of tho coun­ ty at the present time and that plan la to have a conference with Orlando and try to decide-upon tho divialqn lines with' a view of coming to an amicable understanding about the county divis­ ion. The majority of the popple living In Orlando and in the itguth end of the coun­ ty are favor of a separation They realise laity that aooner or later the, question * a s bound to become para­ mount and now Is the time to settle It. The majority of the people of the entire county are* in favor of county division, providing the lines ore drawn with no with no desire on the. part of either north or south to pose as land grubbers. It Is the will of the majority that the matter Ik» settled amicably and tt»e only way to settle tho matter will he for the commit tee from Sanford to meet the committee from Orlando and qrrive at some con­ clusion regarding the iines. Until this is accomplished pothing can bo accom» pliahed. We cannot' ' even determine what precincts will be represented !n the new territory and aVtJi* talk anil all the figures and ail the m>t air will be ex pended for naught. • ,* Let Sanford and Orlando meet as they have always met when questions of Im­ portance come Up for consideration, t a t them meet as friends and brothers in a common cause and let each give and Lake ns may seem wise and just und there Will be no quarrel, no bitter feelings, no fight, no usclcfv expense and no wasted energy. Until tho people of these two cities do meet and decide upon something definite The Herald will treat the m atter as a dead Issue. Until Orlando -has shown us that her citizens aro- entirely and ir­ revocably against arbitration in the matter this paper will be qtterly silent editorially. And if all efiorts at arbitration fail and The Herald is obliged to take up the cudgel in defense of what we consider our rights in the matter, tho fight will, he made along the lines of sane argu­ ments and not in tho narrow channels of prejudice or animosity. Orlando Is too big and Sanford is too big to take tho child's part in this con­ troversy und the editor.of The Herald will not he a party to anything hut u fari nnd square argument--apd we ear­ nestly ho|>o the matter will not come to u fight. () S. Itunge for Alderman In today'll Issue another candidate for alderman Is minnum-ed in the |M*rson of S itunge, who scurrely n«»»l» un intriKluction to the people of Sanford. Mr. itunge Ixx-ome» a candidate solely at the solicitation of Ins friends who have prvvuiled u|H»n him to become a cumlidate. He served 'on<* torm - as alderman u year ago and gave general satisfaction giving tho (Kwition his. - aruret attention ut (ill times. Mr Itunge is 11hi huny Id make all lirlive campaign and takes this method of making his candidacy public. U n ite d on D e a th b e d . A pathetic marriage ceremony took place the other day. In a Hudapest hos­ pital. A German singer named Erdos. ho was appearing professldnally In the Hungarlah capital, was suddenly taken 111 with heart weakness a few days ago. He telegraphed to his sweethoart In Frankfort, Germany, to come to him Tilo girl started at once, and arrived In nudapeat promptly The) were married Immediately In the hospital ward, and Erdos died an hour after the ceremony. Chinese Barbers In Hard Luck. Harbor shop» wore the ofceptlon. rather than the rule. In China In the old days. Itinerant barbers attending to their customers' wants' In the streets or In the customers' horwe There appears (» be no tendency to­ ward the Inslllullon of barber shops since tho change of hairdressing. In fact, the tendency locally Is to do u»*ay with the bnrher altogether. Thua many families ere purchasing hairclip­ pers, which seem to be regarded1«» the only easeqtlal to haircutting. . T h o M o d tr n A sso p . A dog. who was accustomed to over­ eat, held a piece of meat In hla mouth ua he crossed a placid stream by means of a plank. Looking In, h« saw what hs took to be another dog carrying another pleoe of .meat. Snap­ ping greedily to get this as «yell, he let go the meat that ho had and lost It In the stream. As a result hla Indi­ gestion felt much better all the rest of the day.—Life. Sight of the Color Blind. A color blind person sees light aa either white or gray and dark colors appear either as dark gray or black. This mutual fensltlveneas la due to the fact that the light nehrea and col­ or nervos are closely Interboubd, but there Is a different set of nerves for both light and color, Just as there are different sets of nerves for tempera­ ture and for touch. Owing to tho fact that tho young countrymen of Frauce. under the spreading influence of the cities, are becoming more particular as to the appearsnee of the girla they “walk ont” with, peasant girls are becoming less and less willing* to sell their rich tresses to .h air dealers. At the great Limoges hair fair, held In tho markot place of the city, there were fewer dealers present than ever before. The For Treasurer and Collcedtqr supply o f hair la falling and price* Being an experienced bookkeeper and thoroughly familiar with tho duties in- ranged from $1.60 to $1.86 a pound. cumpent upon the office of Treasurer and Collector I announce my candi­ Select the Beautiful Way. dacy for this position aubicct to the elec­ Tbero Is a beautiful and an ugly way tion to be held Tuesday. December 10th. I will be unable to oee each voter per­ In which to say almost everything, sonally before the election and take this and happiness depends upon which opportunity of announcing my candidacy way we take. You caic-upaet a person Respectfully, for a wholf day by the harsh way A. A. PR ESTO N . In which you may call him In the morning, or you may give btm a beau­ For Treasurer and Collector tiful start by the cheerfulness of your I hereby announce my candidacy for greeting. Sonotpnly'ln words,“but In all the position of Treasurer and Collector the little common courtesies and du­ at tne election to be held on Tuedsa>| ties of Ufa, tbldk of the beautiful way December 10 in Sanford. I am at pres­ of doing each.—D. L Porter. ent holding this position and'am quali­ fied in every way to attend td the duties of the office and will appreciate the sup­ port of the people on election day. Respectfully. ADDISON L. W ILLIA M S. 24-tf ________________" For Alderman I will be a candidate for the position of Alderman subject to the election called for December 10th. If elected I will give tho office the same careful attention that I would my business and am a can­ didate for the position with the sole pur­ pose of serving the city because it is my duty as a citizen. •V ’ Respectfully, W. W. A BER N A TH Y . n. Sea ford Ledge. Ns »2. r i * M E Tolar Mooter; M W. Lovell, 5 m .- lory. CoramunlcolkMi (very firat and third Tlmrv day» at 7 :30 p m VUItlni brother» wvkorav U n ite B ro th e rh o o d o f C a r p e n te r s and Jo in e r a o f A m erica Sanford Local Union No. 1731. U. U of C. and I of A. tnevta every Thutedty night ot 7 o’clock in the Foil«*' Hall. I7w. O Singletary pretldent. Geo HItek welder K. 8 AT. B. P O. C. Sanford lodge 1241 Meet Tint and Third Wednesday night, cornet Flfit and I'almettu^ E. W .Jfoauuin. E. K. Ü. L T àvujo. Secretary ’ ' L. O. O. M Tho l»>yal Order of[ Moooe! m reti every Friday evening ol 8 :00 I*. IM. In kaliea Hall, Wrlbnrne |h. Dictator. K. II. Geiger. Black. Albert SHgh Secretory. Monroo C h a p te r No. I S ». A M . Meet» every -pt-cond and fourth Thiiradar In Maaonk ll«ll > v e r . Itnpe-lal Theatre, VWltlng ipan ton wgfrmie. A W. King. High l*tte».l W. Kllou lofmv. Sec'v. -------L . — GEO. A. DeCOTTES ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LA W Practico In Stale and Federal Courts (inmer-WoodrufT Hklg DR. W. E. Sanford Fin. HOUSHOLDER * ‘ DENTIST Room» 23. I f ontl 23. Pko Bldg SANFORD; Phon» fl FLORIDA. DR. R. M MASON DEÑTLST fphbne 10 Wclborn Block SANFORD LODGES Sanford, Florida S an fo rd l o d ie Ne. 2 7 . 1. O. O. f . Merli ro tti Monday ol 7:30 p. in . ovvf Imperia Theatre M. M. Evan.t N. G . „ .. W.S. ILuiwm. Soc’y. THOMAS EMMET WILSON E v t e y M ) whs magat i»— hays — we* pipara, bal everybody wbe reads aewepapere doe— ‘I bay stagsala— . Sem inole C h a p te r No 2 . O rder F a s t e r s .S t a r Meet» every aacond and fourth Frtdar In month Every one who hoi yren hla Star In the F a il are oordlally Invited to vlall the chaplet A u x l. Ki— uii. Sor t Late Stale Attorney •Seventh Judicial Circuit ol Florida Residence». Sani >rd and St Ivan Lake Catch the Drift? r. o t C elery Cl I > A erie I B S ] Meeting every Tueadav ntglil at 8 u’dcrk Hall in Weltnrne Btork. third floor . X: Hare’s Iba m adias I» reach lbs people »f this community. ATTORNEY J^ND COUNSELLOR ; AT-LAW . . ! ______ DR. 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Expense Bonus with Each Article. NewStandardDictienary s S ~ 3» ^ « f c F ” N e ll-P r o n o tm c l .i n Regular Price. $4.00. IJT C V ' Postage 42-Piw Dinir Sel § C !!§ r - s3a l l r ■ ■■■ ■ ■■■ ■ ■ ■■i ■■ ■■■- ■■ — - SAMPLES OF THESE PREMIUMS MAY BE SEEN AT THE HERALD OFFICE • A certain university professor was noted for hla absent-mlndedneay. One morning as h e 'sa t at the breakfast ta­ ble with a scientific magazine prop­ ped up before him, his wife was S a to » tshed to see him reaoh out for (be m aple sirup, pour It down h ta,'baek, and lean over and /mraUh hla pan* ____ * F sw sr W illing to Boll T h tlr Main . . For Alderman To the roltrf o f S arford. F la.: At the solicitation ol numerous friends and citizens, I have consented to be­ come a candidate'for. councilman nt the coming election. Have been a citizen of Sanford'for over twenty-five years and huve nlways refused office heretofore. If elected will try ami do my duty to the whole beople, without favor. C. C. W OODRUFF. ' Absent-Minded Professor. December 8, 191 ■* JU -L . ~ ' * ------------------ • ►* * ' ■ “ # ^ :------------------------ : S e n d O r d e r s % p » to ■• O', - * '<• t 4 E t h e r -------------------— ---------------------- — ~ 4 t SANFORD HERALD or TBE FLORIDA TIMES UNION -» * ‘ SA N FO RD , F L A . JACKSONVILLE, FLA. I f Y o u W a n t t h t rT im e s - U ( ilo h D e l i v e r e d b y C a r r i e r S e e t h e T lm e s - U n lo n A g e n t - - ''rf-. ‘ <-V, 4 c * ■ - --------- . lL . ' k ------ ■*— _________________ — — ---------:----------------- L--------------------------------------------------:_____ • , • •- ■*• - 4,■ l - i • - * •. * _ .-k , . o- ' f \ , ’ . t* /" , �le tt u c e never I.Mik**« brought I«— than light now. A. I*. ( nnnellx im« returned from a business trip to St Unii* and the Mimi " ippl Delta. j, . \\ alter M Max til's uni I.uiii K e\|Hs t t<i dime into th**ir m w tioine un »uiifptd Mrs. Johns is having w v it .i I rooms J I eights tills We. h. f added to her One home on Park qveniu* F. F. Dutton of the M n Coggins Co. ‘Mian Ethel MouKhton will entertain and It J Holly made a trip to the Geni the Clover Club Friday afternoon from Mviion on Saturday. 3 JO. to 6:30. , • •* * . • Rev. I). J . Iilocker <mI |),-l.an,l de­ B . It. Wooten, repreaenting th e M e t ­ lighted his many Sanford friends by i ier Safo Co., was in the rily yesterday visit here over Saturday and Sunday in the interest of hi* firm. ( has. Hand, Felix Frank and Artie Mias Lucy Newsom s |htiI Thanks- Smith spent thris’ days ut tin* Marion giving holidays very pleasantly with her county fair last week without l>eing ar­ sister, Mrs. Murrell in Lakeland. rested. Benjamin Drew of Orlando and M. \l Smith of Winter Park wen* among tin prominent visitors to the city today. •, Mrs. J . B. Willis o( Orlando and daughter, Mm. Norman of Altamonte were in the city today calling on frieTida. . Miss Muzclle Williams of Crawford, Ala., returned to Orange City after a week V ith the Misses Slenstrorn of this city. • M e a n . Enfbry and Coo|H>r, two prom­ inent tobacco grower» of Dade City are in Sanford making arrangement^ (or a place to grow tobacco. T h e Florida Vegetable Growers Asso­ ciation has moved the at fice» from the Peoples Hunk building to a suite ol rooms in the Pico block Mm. Alice Adams returned Monday from u pleasant visit at Winter Garden, where she spent Thanksgiving with her daughter. Miss FI in mu Adams. Mr. and Mrs. Will Palmer and family U are occupying one of thu Misses Traf ford’s cottages on Magnolia avenue 1mtwtt*n Sixth and Seventh «tn-i*t*. l Harry Ward Juts rerurned HesM trip to l)is*atjir. Ind met him ' in Jaeksonville pnnied him home via the ( from a hu»iMr* Ward .mil .e ■.on lyde Line. Mm. li. W. limes is now oeetlpv ing one of th«- new hot|s,-s on i ’ulllietki uxi nue. Iietwis-n Sixth and Seventh -(reel*, recently conslrui-red by Mr Mussnn. Miss Hut It Holler, who relumed to her home in kmaiminis- to -i** n.l Thunk« givrdg wiiti hi*r parents hw« returned to Sunfonl anil n-*unie*| In r <1u(i«~ m the Kindergarten ls'3. N. WllilIMT left Molltl.IV jftiTIHMill for Florence, S t . ' a n d " lliningliin N (’ 111v) ilaiighOT Mi«* M*ll, who IVisiting relatixi*s m Florence will reiurti with him Saturday ■il ft to Pasteur Hute Kahles Several week** ago n large bird dog hit little Norma Iferndnh and to avoid dungvr the dog xx :c< in-tantlx killed and Ins head scut 4»i the I’a'tixir lieAirtite at lucksonxille to Is* examined. Mr. Herndon re-drived word tiMluy from the iiistitule that signs of rabies, hail las*n disco vensl by the physicians and Mr. and Mrs. Herndon left today with Norma for Jacksonville. They will huve her treated ut the institute either at Jacksonx die or Atlanta and tl is timuglit that no liad etTccl.s will risiili from the injAiry. Her many friends are hoping for her spiM'dy ri*covery. Missionary Social The Junior Kpwonh I.c a g n i « .>( the A delightfully informal and enjoyable Methodist church held their regular meeting Friday afternoon in the church. ulluir in church cirri»» last week was the thank-ofTcring »ociul Friday night i/The A. M. Thresher home, recently at the Congregational parsonage, glx-en dumugisl by fire is being repaired under under the auspices of the missionary the supervision of Contractor Veiiahle. society*. A sliort prograrp was rendered ¡/W. L. Morgan is greeting his many and rather original refreshments were Sanford friends toduy. lie is^on the served, creating murh merriment and road for a Philadelphia drug Arm and mirth. • manages to break the long jumps by a F’ollowing a short talk on the Kitchen id (44ip to Sanford occasionally. God of China, Ruth Waldron r*»Tted a poem, invoking thj* good will of the Idpl. Bertie Pattishall »|H*nt Saturday and that was recelvisl with nppnrlntive Sunday with home folks at Geneva. applause He was nix-ompuiiiisl to Sanford, by hi* " T h e Voyage of Vruliella” to the cliurming sister, .Ml«» it lane hi*, who will Sundwich Islands. .Inpun and China spend, several days here the guest of was u humorously clever recitation by. Mr». It F!. Tolur. Vera Tcrhume. ✓ Y h e Ludlv»' Guild of the Episcopal Mr. I-angley’s nddress on " T h e Emichurch held a calleil meeting a t the home gratit Situatiob." showing the splendid o f My». T . A. Neal Friday -afternoon to work and great m^jd of our missionaries complete the flnnl plans for the bazaar at the emigrant stations at home and and sup|M*r which they will hold on the abroad, tin* lonehro-Mi and forlorn eon it h of I k-cetnher. lition of th** strungef within our gati*s: The F’u*tis loike Region stati*»* that giving pitiful illustrations of heartaches, hris* hjind.soine men, ( ’has. Hand. Artn st’jiaratinn« and |mxcrtv » e a strong Simili and Felix F'rnnk from the village and inyin-ssive plea for a reengnittnn of if Sanford passed through that town rhe res|Min«tbllity that n-st-* upon u« o**t wi»*k en route to Onda. Arto tiiwarti« tI ii-si * alien* that curne tu our Sinitli s»v s he lias !,««-n .ii-eieu-d nf every shnri-s Piu* announeemeut was made that thing* on the calendar except that of Iwing handsome and now in Ins old agi­ rrpr^-»cntativi*M from tin* three fnreige xi111ru — » in which tin t iingregatiniial to liaxe this caluinny lirai«»! xi|mmi him i-tarei—|► »*--!JtlI> interested, t uhu, is more than In* . an hear nnii he i*- (hink Japan and Turkey, would si'rxe refresh mg of (pnog hack to Fluiti* mid commit nil-ills As tin**«* liuin-s mold neither ting suicide by smoking one of Hillx '(«•ak or understand Nnwrii-an mn- had Schm idt’s cigar* to signify their want- lix -ign.--igriiirita Flora Walker -*rx*-d iimriironii- The M .in n 'Narren Mi— Mis- I* mine Mann and Mr 1>ri-w \ I .inI> iif the t hrx -antlu-nuin II .in-1 t t-tioriiiol Japan -4-rxi-*l pvitT*-«i W arri-n wm- uniteti in marriage at the ri--idiTiis* uf the lindi- » parents at Mint rue. while tli«- Turki-h lady Miss Marx ti»- la-t I'hurvlay lti-x t 11 SunirneiA F!n-iiiiugi r i M rxisf. cnlfei- and . raeki r- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wa’rd were* among those who were marooned on a desert sand bar on the raging St.*3ohns hut Thursday and Friday T h e City of , Jacksonville came into contact with a i nut* soft sand bar near laike George and ! had to tie up till morning. Wlu*n the F'red de Hurv came along to give relief and after all passengers and cargo had been transferred the F'red afso stuck fast and the same thing of rapid trans­ formation had to Im* gone all over again. The limits finally limited and Iroth catiu* into Sanford dock Saturday morning none the worse for wear. T h e Wards and all the passenger» rather enjoyed the enforced stay in the river for i f » nnids anil rooms are most excellent on all the Clyde boats and there was hut little left in the stewards pantry when the boats rearhis^S.lnford. , 1 > ' Mis* Osborne Tp M eet Mrs. T . A. Newton win host»»» at n very pleasant thimble party in honor of Miss Hazel OshornP of Rochester, N. Y. the charming guest of Mr». James Moughton. T h e games were enter»|M*rseil with an interesting musical and word supplying contest. The prize, a pretty picture was won l»y Miss Mabel Howler, which she presented to the guest of honor. When the entertaining con t**sts were concluded dainty refrmhment» were nerved Mrs. Newton's guest* were Misses Lillie Farnsworth. I.. J o ­ sephine Dameron. Maliel Howler, J««*sie Stumon, Ulanc'he Moughton, Katherine Waldron, Clairt* Walker, Mrs. James Moughton^ Xnniiunremenl The ladies of the Fipi-ropul church will give their annual bazaar and sup|>cr in Harruld’s ston* on Park a venni* on 6th Tin- following Thursduy, |)ismenu will Im- served with prices given ( »ysti-rs ‘J . mRaw ( ■m-k tali Stew llain. lite Chicken Salmi. UtV Potato Salati. 10e Itakeit Bx-aii-, |U* ( reaillisl Pnt.iltM*- l.’n< n llif, 5c Teu, .V •Grange SherU'i lo.( al i*, ’mllonn- Made Iiread -i.fxt-| Alili Sup|H-r litj N Hea l • Annual Bazaar T h e Ladies’ Citron of the Congrega­ tional church will hold their iinnual bazaar on Saturday afternoon and even­ ing. Dee..7th in Hurrold’» store on Park avenue. Cooked fooiis and f a n c y 'a r ­ ticles will Ih* for sale. K. IV J E W E T T , ' 3(J-2tx, •**• Sec’y. Important Notice To nil tnentlier» and citizens who are in­ terested in the welfare of tho Sanford Lthrary Association. There will bo a meeting of the association at tho Library rooms in the Pico building Monday af­ ternoon at 3:30., Dec. 0th. Let all como who possibly cun. C. R. W A L K E R , President. 3 0 -1U F'reel F'rec! ('all nt )ity store and get a jar of Hhinon the gre*ut silver cleaner. F'ree. Hen­ ry McLaulin, (he Jeweler. 102 W. F'irstt street. 30-tfc . \ Knights Templar and Royal Arch Masons All Sir Knights and Companions in­ terested in the orgainization of u local Commander)- nt Sunford are rexiueated to meet nt Masonic Hall on F'riday even­ ing ut 7-30 o’clock. Aanford l.oclge No. Ci F. Si A. M. All members of Sanford l» d g e are rev ipiisitisi »o he |irrsent at the regular inmmunicutron on Thursday evening, I >ecemlM*r 6th. 1ft 1lì. D. D. Grand .Master will pny an oilh-ml visit and a full attendance l» desi reti. H. E. T O L A R , W. .M. 1 WANTS i K e -i a t i r a n i \t Iasi Sanford Ii.l- au ni» to ilati- n*s taurant one Itiat can . c ris umrneiiili-il to one s friend- and one where xou ran take a meal wetl r«Miki*d anil tuki- it in a Ulis- eli ,in. well kept pim r wlien* giMMl «’Hiking and tin* surrounding» combine to ( lekti* t he palate. Sudi a restaurant i- tin- ( e|er> City Cafe-and it remained fur a lady, Mrs. Alici* Messenger tu take the Miitnitixi* in Sanford and t-ipiip a rafe in ilie pr<<|M*r manner. Tin* host adx•*tgis«-mi*nt »Ji.it an. citx .it. Iiiix. i- n tir-t .'I.ex- restanriiut .onI’ al will gain name and tafln a piar. » hm* xou ran -orm lhing lure at a rt asonalilr rate und havg It sitxi -i I in the jiri)|a*r manner. Tho Celery City Cafe deaervra the partonage that it is receiv­ ing and tin* pi-iplr of this city run u ir n*si*rvi*dly recotntneni| the T'elcrx ('ily ( ule til I heir friend-. •d t'u- eity uthiiati-d and the wedding H i e i n .U t i li t y of ti n — •• foreign ladii*** to a.»- a u t ) preti,, limili- aliair attended ■t|s*ak or understand F!ngli*h i-ri*atis| h) tin- rel.itixi-s and friends uf the bride 'much fun and ainu*i*mi*yit The ulfair xxns a great suectsw mm-iuII) and griMirn The bride i- one of the fair und tinuncifllly. la-w Fisher of Portsmouth, (Hilo, who daughter* of Mmiris*. where her father i* engaged in farming and when* -lie ha* has la*en s|M*nding the xxinter* here and l ln* groom is ' iingrt-galionnl Marnar who has a I><‘UU11f111 Inone on - .mlnr.l a large eirele uf friendannual ( 'liri-tmas bazaar of the a well known tnrsinisxs man of t Gis cilv. The Heights is having a line resuh'iiii con 1 nexi .f t lie I oiign g il i nal a mi-mlwr nf *ti* hrm nf ll.ixxkinA i.|i.Btrurtisl on Tenth «tre»*t i ,r. i .. M '•* lu M ''aliirdu. I »•-•• i.i f " -rn-'i i ’.'I ! i- n» i • ru *.d* ire •« The regular meeting •.*I •*> "• 1 11.irrititi -tori . i*, t. i » I -I * i- lu - I.. In n i ml tu- lindi- irmii,' * i j ■ (n |. m m Improveiiu nt \**ni . iiiui 1» in ..I I’li. ■‘' ‘ . * k* .’ip'* XiU tn.i-.• (In- eity mi Park axtiuif 1'hefe »ill Im- ml sab* al Um- Kolihins Se*l I hur-.ll.I .ilii rini. n tli^.r tut i n ti*Hin and I lie H e r a l d j n m - a tH.iutiful assortinent of fancy work, ut li o'clock. Il Is lliipeil there will In* a dainty lingerie and baby thing» ut the iii congratulations and Im*s | wi.-lust. full attendance of the memlier». faney work Immit li pri-ucfisl over by Mr». The Ladlin' Aid Society of the Huptist C It. Walker Mr» (I. B Waldron and Skinner. Brock church meets ut 3 o'colck next Friday M IHN FÜIziiIm-i Ii Skinner and Mr Mr» 1: 1. \\ riifhl afternoon .ut tip* parsonage. lm|M>rtunt \ 11« llriM-k xx••r* .orliteli III mur <)||C ol II villini .it ( r .m 11\i t* .il uri*» •if .business is on hand and all ludn-* of the ridi'«' lu-l »llll'l.l X v•nun .it ile ri-*' i lu* l».i/:inr Will 1M* th»* Ja|j:irti**»4 table nil Su nfurd Mu­ r ( lull society and of the rhruch ¡Ire urgrsl to •I«n«*M o( till- hrid • .tinier of N u tt * im h * ill II* l!l-|*1,i\ 1 .i •l*.»r it i «ik* ^an TI l* Suiifi ni M iisic ('lllh xxill hull Ire in nttcnduncc •III.-. Hi t heir r»*gol ir im-. ling at the -III III! II t r«-# I an 1 M\ rt !.. . » I l e I tv ..f l.ip •l*—1 A i n - .»r il Hev. Georgi* li Waldron i* attending . K. . « 1! » ¡nm •r- .if til. Metí ■i,.ire* »»( i •»tir.in 11•«• fr*in tit 1 .... .1 Mr» i* » mile S .Munson Sal urda) alter the Ktslerul Council of • Inin In- of iw|i**t ' Hur« li in ■1 Hu- ieri *1III OI X Hand » lilt» ll'Mlll at :l h i ••Irk. M r» T \ N. xxtun AriMT|ru which is la-ing held in Chicago only tin* m«*mÌMT>« oí tlie íuinilx 1M*l Mg i ln Mm* ( loxir ( ‘III)» IhHit it xxill Im* li-adi r this week. Over twenty-one denom­ presumi, Moth limi i* a mi griMiin .ir e xxi-ll !. ni ili 1 a |T« •fll-loll of ari n'li-t useful alid -- ------------inations are represented, with sixteen! known m Sunfonl, having umveij ln*re- pretty, iiumIi rat«- in prici* to suit the must Market Report millions of Protestant members, from thu Buckeye alatt* several years fastidious , New York, Dec. 3. Ia-ttuce arrivals The H«»usi-ki»|>i'r»’ booth. Mr». Si-corel heavy. Seventeen cars toiluy. F’ancy l / Mm. M. M. Stewart and daughter, ago and made Sunfonl their home. Mr Miss Ruth have returned from their Brock is a t present with the F’ernnld chairman, wit h an able curl« of assistants dollar to dollar and iplnrter. Gre-vii pleasant visit to Mm. Gtodrart’s sister, llardwure company und has the respect will Im- e*|Ms-ia||) -at true rive with Its wax .beans thris* and thres* (Wry. Kniall * Mr». I. J . Sims. On their return they bimI' esteem of a .large eirele of friends tempting and np|H*|j?.ing di-phiv of |Mats' four dollar»; lurge, live Cukes stopped for a few day» visit with Mrs. who join in congratulations to bride and llinni* llupie Cliki*-, pie*, jellii*», suluiU. two to thrx*e. Okra thres* to four. Stew art’s daughter. Mrs. Chapman in groom bread und roll- and many other tooth­ Peppers two to thres*. Oranges two to some delicacii*». . Kiwi mine»*. thres*. Gru|M* fruit two tifty to thus* i/ Cerilian Muslr Club A charming little corner will I m * the lifty. Udllni. J . II. Roumillut ami son. Karl T h e Cecilian Mtuic (riuh held their Japune»e Tea. Itoiirn ami Catch Penny have returned from their recent trip to regular meeting nt the studio of Mrs. Table pf tin* Junior Girls’ Clu*». At Richmond, Virginiu. to ms* the great FOB SAI.E ( HEAP Fannie S. Mttmon Saturday afternoon this table article» will range in value * Thanksgiving game of football. While llorse. »agon and harness. W. I.. at 3 o'clock. from a |M*nn> to u dime, while tcu and I in Richmond they had tin; very g nat 29-tl After the Inlsine»* of the rluli had cookn-.s ix ill Im- -erved for a nfoderute Morgan. pleasure of seeing ■%heir lir*l snowstorm. been trnasai-lctl Mrs. Mur exon talked to price, njttie folks ure eapexially in\ I t was a rare sight to them. Called Meeting the m*mbeni about the great Ameriac viteil to /-al' and patronize this booth. A calleil meeting of the Sanford L i­ Mr». M artin II. Long of Jacksonville artist, Edward Baxter Perry, the lilirx: The Junior committee are Mrs. Mough­ brary Association will bu held in S h e arrived in the city Friday evening and piunist, who will appear in Sanford un­ ton, chairman. Mrs. llertha Hand, Ruth rerot» Monday, December 2nd. Chair­ la the gueat of her mother, Mrs. (i. H. der the nuspirt-H of the Sunford Music Waldron. Vent Terhune, L eila Hutchison, men of committees appointed previous Dickinson, who has lieen ill for saverul Club. Jan u ary 3rd, 1918. Mrs. M u n ­ meetings miuestcd to rejmrt. Bertha Mucey. Clarice Hand will |>qur C. R. W A LK ER . day» but is much improved. Mrs. son also read two |Hx*ins written by Mr. tea. ' 2R-2t President. Long'» many friends in the city will lie Perry. Thu Cecilian Music Club voted And then the upronsf glad to know that «he will remain for tif interest themselves In the coming ri*/tprerns liir'jt nnd apron* mnull. Wmlc. the Tuner. Orlando. tf ten day» or more. rital by Mr. Perry,-and to do everything Apron* ht til Iht prire o f alt. Tho G ate City House has brought N ext Saturila) and Sunday i*eing set in thrir power to tourist the ladies in m a k ­ T h f apron ifhilr and dainty Ira' down the high cost of living. Only |t.00 •port ai OrpOMiùb' Hay by Baptists ing the rcsStaJ a success. After whiqh Will lit on 0ale for yau am/ me. per week for Jh e finest table board in throughout the state, t h e y will tx* ob­ the piano selection* on the program wisA Al*o the kind that grandmother wort, the city. See Parker. 28-tf served by the Woman's’ Missionary So­ rt-ndered by the following young ladies: Y f ( , rern the little child'» pinafore. ciety and Sunday School of the Baptist Misses Lucca Chapjwll. F!*sio Purelon, While the weather is Rot buy your .Aprons, apron», Mur and green, church of thi» City. The deminds of Margaret Duvis, F’annie Reha Munson. dried chipped beef at W. W. Irong’s Jn chert* a n d plaid* ran ntt he *ren the orphanage a t Arcadia rexjuire another' Hazel PnrlQtrd. The juvenile mem grocerg. Sliced on an American slicing So i f you'll com e al half jki *< luo building and a strenuous efforts will be ! |M-ns of (he club contributing M-bv^um* machine 94-tf We'll-hr '¡twt to thiiir them a ll to you. made on thu two days mentioned, ■^prC Adel Itnu-s. Anna .Mumm Mary Mi Bring vmir old tires to Sanford Much me The rvc**tjtion conirnitti-e. consisting all through tKe »tat« to raise föOQO, and , Howard. .Mi*» L. JuM-pinru- Dajnertm A Garage Co. for vulcanizing, fn-48-tf t o ' t h i s end Baptists und all inlereafttl (accompanied by MUs Margaret Duvis o( Mr». J . H- ■ Langley, Mrs. ( ’. FI. We are equipped to handle your repair •fc a#ked to give a day’s work or a epn- hang a group of charming songs, giving Walker und o tl i\ ^allirer» of the Union, work. Sanford Machine t* Garage Co. and Mrs. H e n ry T^ght will cordially tribution for this cause. Furth er do- as etKoro Mavourneen, by Mary R uth(ri-48li. welcome til v lsito n to'hic bazaar. UÜ. will bt given in f t - * É T U W ■ -v—. >.■ R. H Browning, u prominent lumber dealer in F'lorulu w’as in the city yester». <lay on business. Ml I ocal Advertise m ent« Under Thl» McudlnZ Three Cent» n I Ine F ach Issue J I May*yjr MjyxhaJl of F'ort Lauderdulr, the chief lioomrr of the G ate City to the Gludes, was in our city this week on u business tour in the Interest of his city. I .«ist Saturday. N'ox 'J.'trd, one gruy i rum overenat, tietween Sanford anil Monn«* Ferry F'inder |ih*a»<* leave witli U t Maxwell and ns-eive reward. •J!*-2t For Rent I'lli») land on share*, ••iglit urns* ¡«4 holding station, om*-fourth of croin f. o h. as limit rent. J . W. Powell owner. Iiujuire o f Walter llaynea, Herald OfJice 28-tf F'or Sale G immI general pur|MMe horso, about eleven years old. Here's a bar­ gain in horse llx-di Hibberd, Cameron City 28-3 tp It Ä1 fin -nlr A goo.I -irong heavy mule lutpnrr of li Xx Hr tut > lleiirdull ami (VIer> avenue 17-1 fc For Kent — Five litre» well, tiled, with tiouse. Alsiy |U acres. 5 tiled. Also 3 acre» tiled, with good lunisc. Call on or phone W A. Mlnnlck.Cameron Cit>. 94-tl F’or Side 1912 M imJ i-I Automobile, Stiidflmker Fl. M. F'. four paaM*nger fore door touring car. Going ut (600. Call at Herald otllce for information. 10-tc F'or Sali- Our stirpiti* .stm-k o( carly liuti lini " lutx- Izi-ghorn und Orpington Miai k unii " Iute) Cockerels,. all frulli northern prece winniug stock and ready for thè hnssling jm*h. Addrests Iaronard Yihlen. lt. F’ D. No. I, Sunford. Fla. 26-8tc • For Sale — Mixed poultry and pigeon manure, 75o (x-r liurrel f. o. b. Sem­ inine Squali F'arm, Ixmgwooxl, Fla. 22-tic 'v i l w xt Q •G Wanleil To sell five new suw'ing m i * chinisi. Up to dut» standard make. Will sell at u great hnrguin. These tnachinis sell for $70 retail, anyone of theso can lie bought for $25 cash. Call at once or writ« B o x 1319, Sunford, FTa. 21-tfc ■14 xr< Cottage for R e n t —New, five room» und iiUtli, Markham Height.*. $16 per month. Andrea» Herald office. 23-tfc Want to rent cottage furnished for thris.* months. Edward Roddy. 30-4p F’or Sale—Good $400 piano almost new. Will sell for $126 cash. F. R , Shuman. West Side. 30-tic For Sale—One heating stove with pipe complete, $2.00. One three hole gaa plate, $1,50. Must Ik* sold fct once .be­ fore moving. 2 19 W. Fifth street. 30-1 tp . I*»*t—At or near Imperial T h e a tre on night of Nov. 2 t s t , gold w a tc h 'w ith double hunting case. Liberal reward if n-turmsl to J . M . Hays, 321 Fourth S t. 30 -ltc ( lAx« 41 C |»J«si« Hf»J*ix<« l’koa» 254 ml U a iv e rid f ml l’ i a M f l v i a U DR. HOW ARD f t C U ST1S VETERINARIAN sanford IlsiJuw W4 r.ik An. . flo rid a y ■ 2 . Oftn IUa4 B im. SxsMs -»A 2¿-.x¿_vXií¿'. (K* •-* -, *- w * 9 -. " H.•imi m �/•J Doing Romans Do. 'When I am In Romo I fast hr tbc Homan* do; when I am at Milan I do , fa*L Bo likewise you. whatever church you coma to, obaervo the cus­ tom of tbo placo, If you would neither gtvo offense to other*, nor take offonao from them.—8t. Ambroeo'e AdCTlco to SL Austin on Fabhath Keeping FIRST NATIONAL BANK O F SANFORD, F L A . “ COME, LET US REASON TOGETHER,” Tim e Brings Improvement / Fashions In typography change like all things mortal, but tho typograph­ ical fashions of 1805, ns Illustrated In the American Prlntor by a facslmllo of tho Invitation card for the first tygtothetao dinner, might well tmvo been changed before they wero adopted. Tho work of typo foundors and printers has certainly Improved greatly In taste since Ihe times when thoeo crudely ornamental designs ¡were popular. Vehicles In Burma. Tho styles mostly used In Burma are two-wheeled dog cars and buggies with syce's seat or stop hohjnd. The tops to tho buggies must hnve closed sides (hood shnped) and be cnpahlo of being turned bark All vehicles have rubber tlrw-e and are fitted with foot bells laical made buggies sell on the ati-rsge for $ 166 . while those Import­ ed .'rum IndfJ^ sell as high ns $400. ju s tify , at least give its reasons for having done or le ft undone anything w ith which it may he charged thut it has injured or m ight in ju re the cit­ rus industry of this S t a t e . 11, therefore, behooves us to b eg in with to lay you a b rief sta tem en t of th e o b jects of th e Florida C itru s Exchange mid what it has accom ­ plished so far tow ard s Ihe attain m e n t of its o b je c ts. “ T h e d u ty o f th e Florida C itru s E xch an ge is to o b ta in for honest fruit, h on estly pack«*«), an honest price, and we are ugmnat anybody who a tte m p ts to bring iilm ut o th e r thnn « th is .” . — W illiam ( ’hose T e m p le. The alsive is that for which the Exchange was organizer! and has worker! incessantly up to date. It claims tha^ every move that it has made, public or private, has been for the sole purpose of bringing about this result. How 4nr hns it attained this? T h e first year of th e Florida d ’itru s E xch ange was one of im m rn sc d ifficu lt) It was a new o rg a n iz a tio n , its m em bership consisted of new |M-ople who were not accustom ed to an y such organ ization as th is ; it was con fron ted by the m o st enorm ous cro p th a t Flo rid a bad ever producer!; I eavo much work by putting all dlsho* In addition to all th is, a freeze occur«*«! jjhe 2 8 th of D ecem b er, which not In conetnnt use Into paper bags, p ractically destroyed from one third to orte hnlf the fruit left in th e S ta te , leaving out one to put on top ns n snm and hundreds of th o u san d s of boxes of fruit were ahippr-rl a fte r tliqt pie, says a correspondent of tho Pic­ torial Review This plan saves wash­ that should never have le ft the S ta te . ing when c itr n dishes are needed In spite of this, the Floridu Citrus Exchange are raged $1.16 per Ik»x , f. o. h. cars packing house, for every box of fruit it handled that season. The second season of the Florida Citrus Exchungc, it uvrragctl for new things with water power and air its grower» $1.51 a Imjx, f. o. b. car» packing hou»e for every box of oranges power, but hasn’t Improved on man it handled that year. power, Nothing eo far, In tho history The third-year of the Florida Citrus Exchange, it averaged for Its of humanity, has boon discovered as oranges an acooptablo substitute for honest, growor» $1.93 a box, f. o. b. cars packing bouse, for every box •toady .labor.—Herbert Kaufman. it »hipped that season. It, therefore, raised prices received by the grower» 30^ a box its second Twist Off Top. year over its first year, and 42^ a box its third year over its second year. Very few poople, with tho exception At the close of the third season, the results obtained by, the Florida of those living In a ptnoipple country, Exchange being bo much beyond anything obtained before, its adversa­ know how to remove the top from the fruit. Hold the apple firmly with one ries cast al>out toTind some excuse for the brilliant results shown by the hand, catch the top with the other, and Exchange anti its methods, and they finally decided that the proper tw ist around. It comet out ca»l|y.-~ pica to make was that in the first place the Florida crop was very Good Housekeeping. short during that third season, to wit: the season 1911-12; and a disas­ trous freeze in California »till further aided' ami abetted the Florida Cit­ Folly of Prtds In Gold. Ho that.Is proud of rlchoa Is a fool. rus Exchnngein its unpardonable crime of securing for the grower» of this F b r If he bo exalted above his neigh­ State, for the first time in many “ An honest price for honest fruit, bors becauao he hath more gold, how honestly packed.” — ...... much inferior Is he to a-gold m ln e l~ This brings us to the opening of the fourth season, at which time it Jem m y Taylor. was admitted by all authorities that in the first place the Florida' erop is the greatest citrus crop it has ever had in it* history, and in the second Didn’t Want to Intruda. In a Studio at Rome: Flair Bitter— place the name is alsh true of the California crop, and the Florida Citrus T h e Hadrlana’ villa, now! When Exchange is brought face to face with the most difficult conditions, poswould be the beat time for me to see Hihle to imagine, to.w it: the-marketing of the minor part of the biggest It? I moan, of courao, when tho fam­ ily la likely to be out 7—Punch. crop Florida has ever seen, in competition with the biggest croP Califor­ nia has ever Been, and the adversaries of the Exchange lay low and chuck­ A Qood Defense. *. led, deciding that tho Florida Citrus Exchange was nyw in. sight of it» “How could you tell that- Ugly girl finish; that it was impotwible for it, under these circumstances, to show sh e had g complexion like p «« ^ ea *n d , croamT" “No lie about that. ^1 tu e e n t. results approximating those of t|\c previous year. ‘ . . . , peaches and BOOT criom .” r Advertlsemtat-Cestlswed e» MB V * *V. *• • ** r • , ■\% ■ LIVERY, FE E D and SALES STABLE * C ** "5* . * • C h a se & Co. the machinery was all new; no one, from the Sub-Exchange official» ----- ----------------down to the grower» themselves, were in the least familiar with the nePractical Idea. ressitirs of the caAe, or with the steps necessary to bring uliout the re­ Aa I llvo In a coke country and have sults desired. much dirt to contend with. I find that Labor Still Supreme. Arlene« has accomplished a lot ol • e •• GREENLEAF & CROSBY CO. answ er thereto Indore the great b ar of the (x-ople, and endeavor to, if not Think of saying n man of 60 was too old to be u Judge! Yet thnt win New York law In 1777 It was also Now York law In 182.1 when Chancel lor Kent was fnrned off the bench by 1L That he was by no menns decrepit yihyslrally or mentally at the time Is manifest from his noted work. 'T o m rnentnrtea on American l.nw.“ which ho wrote after tils retirement. HAND BROTHERS Wo fare hut little what is said nlxwt us by the dealers in and brokers H arn ess and Wagfene • Blacksmlthlng and Horseshoeing 0. J f of oranges in the S tate of Florida, but we do care a great deal as to what .Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged is thought of us, our objects and our methods, by the genuino orange e ; HEAVY HAULING AND CONTRACTING grower» of this S tate, in what ever vicinity they may be located. A certain letter from a Mr. Parker, approved by the Arcadia Board of Trade, has been brought to out* attention, and from the general tone 'L x p e r l W iit c li N e|»o of this letter^ it would seem tliat the growers themselves in the vicinity A ll If o rk G tinrnhieuti -*-+**» , '» ** *W of Arcadia actually feel that tbo Florida Citrus Exchange is a menace to Send Your Work lo Us and Hâve 1 1 Alicndcd in ! the citrus growing industry of Florida, and os the Florida Citrus E x ­ Engraving. Clock andVewelry Repairing, change is in reality a cooperative association of the growers themselves, for the benefit of the growers themselves, and run by the growers them­ selves, wc feel that we must take notice of this communirntion, to which Jewelers, Silversmiths and Importers we will not attem pt to reply in full as yet, but would like to make a few 41 West Bay Street Jacksonville. P u id s suggestions which may bring forth a communication id the form of con­ - .la . crete charges against the Exchange or its methods, which wc will be glad ss ms to answer fully. If the growers of Arcadia will get together, ns we are given to tinderstand-they have done, in the form of an association of growers for the protection of the citrus industry, and will formulate, ufter due consul­ tation and thought, n letter to Ik * addressed to the Arcadia News, charg­ ing the Exchange with those things which you believe it has done that arc to the detriment of the citrus industry os a whole, the Exchange will gladly take such charges and answer them one by one, explaining SHIPPERS OF why they have done certain things, and endeavor to clear the minds of each one of you of tho sligthest suspicion.thut the Floridu Citrus Kxchunge may have willfully or thoughtlessly done anything to injure the citrus industry of this S taler , Something to Think About. If a carp can llvo a century and a half and a plko llvo to bo 267, why shouldn't a piker llvo to bo 1000? Ad­ T h e re is no good to be gained from mere ab u se, ns ab u se is no argu ­ mitting Hint nn elephant deserve* to llvo to I)« 100, and thnt ono tusker has m en t, vilification is n o t evidence, an ti passionate d ecla ra tio n s of right or lived to bo 360, and considering thnt a j jvrong am ount to n oth in g in the c le a r light o f reason. whlto-hoiuled vulturo ban survived cap- | If, therefore, you w ill take a d v an tag e of this suggestion on our p art tlvlly almost fifteen decades, and tbnt ' the cat who keeps you nwako at night and will draw up a se t of charges, ea ch charge in u se p arate p aragraph, may not expire for 20 yoars. did num bered , so th a t they may be replied to by nutnlH-r in th e answ er, we Methuselah hnvo much to boost of, will pledge you th a t the Florida C itru s E xch ange will m ake iLs plea in after oil? Age Limit Placed Too Low, Funds Protected by Burglary Insurance S afety Deposit B oxes for Rent , ORGANIZED 1B 87 AN OPEN L E TT ER TO TH E ORANGE GROW Confusion* of Effects. .• • ERS 0 7 t “Things didn't seem to work to­ . ARCADIA. gether In youi series of dramatic rep­ resentations.’' “They didn't.” ad ml I tod Stonnlngton Barnes. “When we play­ ed tragedy Ihe box office receipts woro a farce, and wheti wo played farce •• Tam pa, Fla., Nov. 20, 1912. they wero a tragody.”—Washington Gentlemen; fltar. A Grasp of the Hand. Thore aro times when a grasp of the hand Is almost a sacred thing. In ■orrpw It may Impart comfort or con„ rey sympathy moro effectively than words. Again, It may be a Warrant Of the reliability of friendship or a pledge of honor; also an expression of approval or of admiration. Did you ever bear of a man's growing lean by the reading -of ‘‘Rotnoo and - Ju ­ liet” or blowing his brains out be­ cause Deedemona was maligned T—Ol­ iver Wondcll Holmes. ORO. FIRMALO, Vl*e-Prs». I . P. WHITNIR, Assi. Cashlar P. H. RAND. Pr«»H»nt F. P. PO RST*«, CatMsr II Florida Fru itsni"1Vegetables »♦♦♦♦♦♦ General *Insurance Agents SANFORD, FLORIDA A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A % SO M E U N D E R P R IC ED O F FE R IN G S FLORIDA RÉALTY CITY PROPERTY CO. Two Mice R c il d in c e * —On«* with nine room««. $.'1,000, the orther fourteen room», $3,500, JnuiK Ik» sold, therefore we an-asking about half the value of these desirable dwelling locations. Brick streets within one block. .Payed sidewalks. Good Mowing water. Terms. Ten Room Dwelling, all modern. Bath room, toilet, etc. Two minutes' walk from business streets, beautiful shade trees, puw-d walks and streets. Bargain $3260.00. Terms if wanted. Fort) Room Tourist Hotel in n thriving little Florida town. Ju st remodelctj.nnd furnishe«! throughout. The furnishings alone are worth, moro than we arc asking for the entire property. Terms .... „...$10,000.00 Eight Room Dwelling, locates! on Uie .Heights. Four good build­ ing lota go with thU property. Good water. The four lots promise u fine proposition to hold as an investment as this is bound to no San­ ford's future suburban residence section. *We oiler the entire holding on good terms for ...... .... $1650.00 Seven Room Residence on Palmetto avenue. Bargain $2000.00 Term* if wnnt«*d. Two Small Hotels for sale at a big bargain, ensh or terma. Both thesM* hotels are Inrated in live smnll Florida towns. See us for prie«*« and locution. SUBURBAN FARMS. Eight and a half Acre Truck Farm, crop w«-ll under way, looks good All tiled. Five a m * in lettuce and celery, balance ready for crop, best location, beat soil. Will sell chaep. Looks now as if crop will pay for the land this season. Tools .team nil go in. Quick sale. Nine Room House, suitable for. rooming house. First street. Everything new and up-to-date. Toilet, bath and all modern con­ venience*. Price way down. Fifteen Acres, five (Seared and tiled. Two fine wells. Two small outbuildings. All under Pittsburg' wire fence, Quarter mile load­ ing station. This place will .only be on the market -fo r a few days for quick sa le_________________________ _____ __ ~___ $2500.00 Thirty-flve Acres in two milea Sanford. Good double story house Which coat $2600.£0 to build. Good barn for 12 or 16 head stock. No belter dairy proposition In the state. Terms We offer this a t , $2500.00 ORANGE GROVES Two Fine Orange Grores, ono of 14 acres, with fine crop'of bright Jru lt right on St. Johm» river, also tho A. C. L. It. It. Will sell at a ■ W in ._______ rourgain. Tho other five_________ m il« from Hanford, over u one i, v,m n. thousand trees in bearing. Fino location on lako front, This grove contains some of the famous Bahai Naval val Oi Oranges, together with a liberal assortment of all the best varieties such as SL Michael Blood, Parson Brown, etc. TIM B ER AND CUT OVER LAND Ten Thousand Arret in Lake county, a fine sub division propo­ sition. Can be sold In five or ten acres tracts from $10 to $60 per acre. Flowing wells can be had, on about 2,000 acres. This is good trucking land and will, grow anything. Some fine groves adjoin it for quick aaio________ _____ __ _______________ _________________ ____ $3.00 trre If interested In round timber we have 193,878 acres for sale. It'a not In one body, or any otje locality, but we 1>ave it at the right price, figure with us. . 3,000 Acre« cut over land, adjoining the celery delta of Sanford. Scattered through the tract is aolnc of the fln<yt citrus fruit lands in Florida. We offer thk .at______ - ___ _______________________ $8.00 acre It will be our policy never to offer anything for sale unices we can say conscientiously we are giving you your money’s worth. See the many bargains we are offering In all kinds of real estate both city and farm. Timber and all kinds otgood bargains. FLORIDA • ulte » -1 0 REALTY-r/CO. Q. A W . Building ARnfottf, Florida *• W - T ' .'<2 i-. _/ - �....... •••••• » . »**4«*’*. .* - •* . . *• v* " • T v - '. ...... V •4 “ * December 3 1911 ■ > ; "« s ? « ' *• • .............. ' •• >%>t rtlr SALFORD' MEKALD ■ J“ „jin, R E M IN D ED HER OF OLD DAYS • ’ - ------------- Real Old-Fashioned House Cleaning In the City Interesting Because of Its Novelty. r> "T h ere's a real old fashioned housnclcantng going on next door,” said ,ho gtrl who lives on the top floor, "and It’s so long slnco I saw anything ap­ proaching It that It aconm mlKhty In­ teresting. Feoplo tnovo so much In New Y ork th a t tboro doesn’t appear to be any more reason for bouseclcanIng. They h are rugs Instead of ca r­ p ets end they hang pictures on tacks and leave their curtains up all sum­ mer, which no self-respecting woman would do In the old days. "B u t next door they nro beating car. pets and painting shutters and thoy’ve hang all tho wtntor clothes out on the lines and washed tho blankets and whitewashed tho cellar and put tho window screens out and played tho hose on them, and you can Just Imag­ ine how clean and cool and shining the house will be when tt’s all over with. Of course It is not so easy os the new way of hiring houseclennlng companies that bring their air brooms and other apparatus that do tho job up In twenty-four hours or so. but you cannot convlnco an old housekeeper that the machine way of cleaning houso Is better than tho old way any m org th sn you could mako her believe pure food pickles are equal to thn homemado 'kind." — I’ress York Press. TAXED BY PHYSICAL WEIGHT , Novel 8ch»mo of French Town Authorltlss That Met With Bitter Opposition From the Women. The Chocolate Plant. . Tho chocotnto plant 1» a native of America. When Mrst Introduced Into Kuropo chocolate was used only as a luxury, but It speedily advanced In |>opulnr esteem It hi now cultivated In countries far from Us original home Tho chhcolnto plant, ns well ns tea nnd coffee, has been cultivated fro m , time Immemorial Chooolatc as a beverago rapidly mndo Its way In ! Kuropo. beginning In Hpnln. whither I t ; was flyst brought.— Harper’s Weekly. Why You 9lgh. Convict Returned Lost Rings. n o Shipping Point. __ very ou tau t of its c a r e e r t h a t th e tw o g re a te st liii m h ia p - Kh*ndn fruit |)U(| to su ffe r were, firs t, t h e |M*rnicit»us an d grow in g prattler- of -ln p p in g hi-Tn.inT^* or<' lnftrT channels nut bringing enough to carry out rer tain projected Improvements, thn municipal couucll decided to place a tax Un tho physical weight of the till- fr<till th e S t a t e c i t r u s fruits th a t writ- -<» green and -*oiir th at tI n •\ « e r r n o t o nly (tracticall> u n s a la b le to t h e c o n s u m e r , hut when o w e -lii|>|Mi| piled uj> an uliHtiruioiinFiihle h a rrie r to th e su cce ssfu l m a ik i tm g of tinf r(|jj 111.-1 1 follow ed alld ill th e seco n d p lace , tin- Win-till link id call- and creases at the rate of 24s. for egi b ll a X3 a B o 55 o o o 3o 251 50 a -O £> jz; ph **• 3O 3 A u % © O. 55 H 301 3(ki 306 300 3(H) 300 300 — r**. 300 300 300 300 300 300 300 ______ 300 ___ ___ 300 300 300 360 300 300 300 3(K) 3(H) .3tM) 614.50 676.00 560.00 »09.25 705.70 591.00 833.92 589.81 5G0.07 753.80 627.67 600.00 600.00. 660.00 696.00 606.00 530.47 212.93 113.91 6 0 0.00 832 .2 2 «03.72 2 .4 2 2 .0 0 2 .7 T ( 1.77 $13000.06 $ 2 .0 9 300 ______ 300 ______ 348 ............... ....... 303 348 303 300 .1 » . . . . . . . ______ 3(H) .......... 300 ........................................... 300 53 ........ ........... 3505 <'r a n g '", avi-rage $| 91 I. u 53 47 ______ 47 ............ ............ 300 300 ............ 300 ....... .............. 300 2651 ^ fr" m , l " ' ranees district has struck a novel way \o Increase revenue from tain - H w Cifra ....................... 193 Arcadia ................... 179 102 Stitnniorficlil Citra — ................. 105 C. Grove_______ . . 23 C. Grove.______ ___ 130 Terra Coia ...:........... 150 Winter Park.. 77 Winter Park______ 178 Winter Park!_____ 187 Winter l’a r k _ 220 . Winter Haven . . . . 1to Winter Haven ... 152 Winter Haven ... 155 201 Florence Villa Suiuincrfield I5| 195 l'iist iako.. 205 I'ulatka Citra _____ _______ 200 Summerfield ........ 210 Falatk a .............. 219 Ft. Myers ............... 215 Freak Fashion Disapproved. p o Px ' A freak fashion on the part of a man who has been attracting consider able attention of late at the theaters In Ixindon Is regarded by the West end dress cx|x>rta with contempt With the regulation black evening dress npd white collar and tie this errenm c wears a black shirt front, rolleved by a white w>aUtrnnt n" ' a n ,im '* *>«« K1“ ri,|u r ' ,ru s Kw lm ii««’ r* 9i- © ö Contiuued from Page Six. ,n d 6 bo COME LET US REASON TOGETHER A email F ren cT T ow n In t h i Py- a Total account salo3 rocoived by tho Florida Citrus Exchange in; remittances for tho one day of Monday, November 25, 1912. When nnyone sigh» unconsciously It means they have been taking short hrenths and not drnwtug sufScleut oxy gen Into the lungs Finally, the lungs must have more oxygen, they are hun­ gry for If. and sw the lungs exert their right and actually force you to take In a great breath of nlr This gives them tho needed oxygen, -nnd they cpn go on with thvlr work for a while longer, when they will fqreo nnothcr "sig h .'' which Is In reality helping tluttpsclvos to more oxygen iu spite of yourself Fell F ar Without Injury. Simone Catlnot, a five-year-old girl, fell from n fdurth floor window of a Will Insist on Baths, building at Havre, Franco, the other Tho master of Navan .t'nloii. County day, without sustnlulng any Injury savo a few scratches. The child had Meath. Irolantl. In which Institution baths for able-bo<lled been left alone In a locked room, nnd c'ojnpulaory aa qly> could not open th e,door, s h e ' tramps have been Introduced recently, broke a pane of glas< with nu um- I reported that 14 tramps were admit­ hrella and Jumped out of the window. 1 ted tho previous night, and, rather She was tnkou to a hospital, but after ‘ than tako bath#/seven left. Tho chair­ a careful examination was pronounced man then stated that tho motto of the Institution from henceforth, should bo uninjured. ’’Swim o r Shift.” •'During n visit sho paid to the prison In Marquette, Mich., the other day, a wealthy Cincinnati woman lost two valuable diamond rings. An honest llfo prisoner In tho mcantlmo found tho Jewels In the prison yard Thoy were In a chamois hag nnd probably had been kicked about unconsciously by other convicts Tho Jewels wore promptly returned to tho owner. u 53 6212 * :; l> jta e k ijig hnusea. <ientlrinen. the I lurida <'itrus Exchange will M utd on Hiis record ol it a ii'i.m p li-h im h i uj* t<* *1 it* and iijk iii that rests its claim th a t i s spite ul all tin* «lift I* ult tes it has to encounter.- not the least of which io Ilelow 13Mb., no tax. from la in . m in te llig e n c e in properly h a n d lin g th e fruit from t h e trees to th e m r * . so tin* misrepresent at lun i tin I \ hang* and it - object.-i by couijwting out200lb., 12s. anuually Ib demanded: t h a t it m igh t a rriv e at th e d e s t in a t io n -m in d an d hi <-p -ound u ntil th e - it mt* ru-t-. and th* tin* ippr* h* n-iuii ul tin* growers from having listeufrom 3001b to 2i0lh , lit* ; fur nil ri.^a ||,.r |,u,| d ls ls is c d of it to th e co n -U llier, 111 id th e 11 it i - 11111« r lutd e a t e n t.| tu such maligning -tnt* nu m -, it * lai ms tlial it has fulfilled its duty weights above this flgiiro the tax In­ f t«> the grower, wIn* h I0lb. Even the enemies of the Exchange admit that it has revolulionized I In* thi I v • *t I lu* I I* *r la I I r 11 - I \ t l i a n g f is to oh Lain for Trouble catuo whan th e l^enl an- th e m e th o d s r.f h a n d lin g th e fruit from th e i r i s ’s to th e car and th a t the thorltlea trlod to collect the tribute. ... , ,. , , . , , .. , Most of the fat people formed « com- ,,1nr" 1'1 oraM«*ior " I,ra «,rf "" f l " " l of tie I x. h.m ge. inlttce to appeal to the prefect, who laid th e evil reput a t lull in all th e m a r k e t - m ti n - iitim lr x of liemg trea> hrepresenta tti« federal authority tu rrnii-. tineerljiin and |«Mir keeping stuff, today oeeupn-s the reverse puthe district Thus a stay wus gained. i , .. , . . , . 1 . . ........ , ,, , „ . -itm n m t h e m in d s of th e tr a d e , am i i- a d m it te d to !>*•. vxlu-n p m s-rlv Hut It appears probable that the town could put Into execution the new law h an d le d , mu only th e Mijs-rior in flavor and ipi.dilv of any o r a n g e jiro1f It should tight the caa« Iti tho courts, dureiI elsew here In tlie world, hut .......... ipinl ol an\ in kce.pilig q u a lity Most of t u , opposition came from «),„ •t , lis n>MU|, Wll{, e o m jia ra t .v elv eg-v . a lth o u g h it e.a.1 th e women, who held meetings nnd torchlight processions-to signify their oppo- expenditure of titis of thousands of dollars on the juirl of a fe\V devoted liuiii-*t (FH O M iTA M P A W. S JS ftf' “oilUeTstum poT csid by th® responsible persons. Bo It Is Proposed to standardlx® the libraries ' i r , ’.’ ; < i.y « , m « » i w , v ™ * * 2 5 , ¡h m * . It Is further held that th le p C n would ! It will In* note,d from this list that the oranges and. grapefruit com e work for «¿onomy, eff|JhTR & saving from n|| parts of the State, including Areudia, in this day's remittances, of from 110,000 to $ U ^ 0 a year. , , . a r of solid .oranges, F. C. E. 179. shipix-d fnrui Areiuha. - V T re t If a s '“ '1 ,M' P VW1«« >'H * ,,llt w Wljnclication of how the prices are of Exchange fruit for the month of Novcmlier, we give below the total results of the remittance« received in the office of the Florida Citrus Exchange orl the : sold for $ 1 .9 3 per box, f. o. b ..cu rs A rcadia, and that the to ta l for 6 ,2 1 2 riccT . If only for l>oxi.*s of fruit: h{TUtght-:i n e t rem itta n ce of »13,000.0(1, or » 2 .0 9 a box, of being «HT*V (. o b. earn packfrig Ijouau (or nearly 21 cars of fru it, for which rem it- * ib a it ’ . « iJ. i —. x______ •a were fc’ceiveii on- tin’s one day; and. that tho lowest price received s Vuro** that* w*. I for any of thcae shipnten’ta wad for one car of solid granges f.-ym Eastlakc. NOVEMBER I I . 1*12.) J. TH IG P E N & COMPANY Insurance Olile* with HOLDEN RIAL ESTATE CO. Sa n f or d . - ACK - ON - Fl ori da TH E JOB!* Muck m the smile uld business again and prepared to do all kinds of I in and Sheet Iron Work. Tin Rooting. Glittering, Piix* Fitting and Jyh Work done to order nfto Artesian Wells. Will make it ¡j interesting to nil Contractors and builders. Cull or write trie ■>• when vdu want anything in’ mV lino. Shop Cor. 3rd St. Ouk Ave. ¡| I -:!;! ! W A. S T A F F O R D ! ! . F. 0 . BOX 481 - ' RHONE 135 •:•+ + ♦ -F+ ■{•*4* + -5*<■4*•><•+ • > + I i- - SANFORD. FLORIDA Ü «F-F❖ <*•>♦•>■»'♦♦♦♦♦ Q oooooaoaoooaooao00000000000000000000000000000000000 1 TH E LAUNCH RAMONA Why not take a Hunting Trip on the Rsinnna? docin t co»t any more. Sanford Harbor. It One of the fineat vexxcU in Ready for Hire on Hunting and FUhing Trip« or Plcaxurc Parties,______ :_____ :_____ : Enquire of E. P. Fulton on boat at City Dock or See C A P T . C. B. F U L T O N ¡0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 W V ’ AAAi BICYCLES ACCESSORIES REPAIRING J! THE SANFORD CYCLE CO. N ew s to c k o f U ir y r lr s an d l l l r j r l e S u n d r ie s , lir e m a k o n »p eclalljr o f re p a ir w ork o f ull kim U . N ew Itu h h cr T i r e s and r e p a irs for b a ll) ( nrriugeH . . . G iv e u s a c a ll. L V. U R Y A N , M g r. 108 Palmetto, Opp. City Hall ' which remittances were*reccivo* of 11.70 a box. ÉSL,.-e= TIM ES General Fire end of such character suitable for cn- month of October of thin season averaged $-’ ().» a Ih>x, f. 0 . b. packing tsitalnmant ' . house. About one-third of the books aro ro(0 tH| call's by the Florida Citrus Exchange of grapefruit this 1,10 ,nu,,Ul of October, average,I »2.13 jh.t box, f. 0 . b. paeking house. veloped th a t this Is not a satisfactory j ^ (},js ¡s only tlio 25th of November, the n*sults for Novemher ,-an- 1 AGENTS Usa expensive on that account. A fruit for it. cr*wl,,M h b rtry Is usually made up The total sales of oranges by the Florida Citrus Exchange in thp S l l ^ n ^ r i c 'i m m e ^ d a t l ^ T t h o i e '•In charge of tbs ships, but It has do- i u ! i ; n g il »nit ol her t litui this. — still f u r t h e r d elayed o f th is gri*cti, stair - t u f f which still fu rth e r b e tte re d ........ of th e m a r k e t s at th e o th e r end . , , . , 1 •»** "I " ' * " » I elegrnin - lit la-t vear t..g. il,. r w.tii tie p'i'*li. itx |5 follo w in g it. still fu rth e r p r o te c te d I lie m a r k e t - at th e o t h e r end. and to J j|lls |M-r*i.stcut e a tlijm ig n o f th ree years on th e part of th e F lo rid a t 'ltriis that wurst; It la not for dog»/ and 1 Exchange in preventing the movement of. and sale for ,-our. green o ran g e s, put It back In tho case. the Exchange giv<*s credit more than my oilier factor, or set of factors, ‘‘Meat balls composed of tho very for tho splendid prico it hns been nbl» to obtain.for its growers. best beef, foal, eggs, ,*nnd cracker Among, and with, ytiu hits been waged a war of linsrepresentation crumbs are likewise Insulted. They will do for th e .c a t. If women must from interested outside factors, elaiiping rliat the Florida <'it rus Exchange buy tbeso delicacies for their pets, let was ruining your industry, and had made your goods uiiinark\'taNe. We, them, hut lot them refrain from Insult­ therefore, feel that we should give you some statistics of this year's oper­ ing the storekeeper by telling him ations in fruit by the Florida Citrus Exchange, in order to show the facts. »W Many of you have sold your oraugos on the trr«*s this season for less N| than 75<‘ a Isix. The Florida Citrus Exchangi*. from the beginning of the Libraries In Navy. Th® navy department spends every noason, urgeil nil of you not to sell your oranges for less than $1 Of) a Iwix . i°r " brar,e* for ,,e ■ tin the trees, stating lo vou that notwithstiinding all conditions, oranges Each ship's Mbrary Includes 300 . , . , . , , . . . , , books, mostly technical nnd inoro or were well worth this price, mid that you could get it if you hold your we aro I b - pi * t full\ vuiirs, **. ,l1" '’“I1" "rf 11 ,l house m Arcadia wils visitixi by the writer of this letter tho fifteenth of cakes that you only want them for tho J cat, anyhow. No dollcatosson man ScptcBlber and samjiles of orangea were taken therefrom that were prewlth an ounce of dignity can stand pared for shipment that when cut shosvisl pulp that was white and not ***?!*, " . . . . . half mature. Last year, owing to the pnasnge of a law jiresentiug lie* “1 lost a customer last week by ro- , . . . . . , ' , ’ ... fusing to sell a ring of llvcrwurst to shl|>ment of immature fruit, shipments from the Mate of Honda were dog." said one man In tho trade "Him .was a good customer, but when she decided that she gucsoed that ring of wurst would do heiaiint* she only wanted It for (lie dog. 1 said: Madaih. human beings ml|(ht feci honored to cat 11••111-—t j»rnii*, and ui ilh am t h ase I'emple. The re v o lu tio n in th e m e th o d of h a n d lin g F lo rid a orAnges, h ow ever. tJ( a t would p re v en t tlio u g h lle s s o r c r im in a l* sh ip m en t of green. -<>ur. , , ,, , ,, , im m a t u r e o ra n g e s from th e > t a t e ol l l-.rida li.-i- l" * n a ddlets iit m a t t e r a woman who was buying It for her p i . k*il a g a i n -1 in v I » I v w lu I ai 11 m pi sttlon to tho mensdre. which struck men who really desired to bring the Florida orange into its own, and has them border than their husbands. taken ceaseless thought nnd jiersistent lalnir to bring a b o u t. W on t Havs His Calling insulted. T h e r« is one sure way to Insult a .... . . T . , □ellcatessen storekeei»er and turn thohoney of hU dls|*o«ltliin Into gall It I’lins* years ago, th e fir-t c itr u s s h ip m e n t s out pi th is S t a t e moved in can bo duuo by remarking carelessly August T w o years ago, the m ov em e n t vs a - in 'se|iti,m l J :r . < tile p a c k in g 11•»»i* il> tim i s \ ■ '+ For Engraved Cards See The Herald ■0? �fur SANrôRo mcrald December S, U li OUR GRIDIRON HEROES APOPKA IS PREMATURE MANATEE IS WAKING UP of Defender of Apaches Dsbarrsd. One Parle lawyer has bad bis name •truck off the rolls because it wae die_ covered that he acted aa the regular The Celery Growers Will Sell legal adviser of the apache fraternity, from which he drew $6,600 annually In Stuff At Loading Station feea. One day he was engaged to de­ fend an apache In a suburban court Hie cllent^wae not eatlsflod with the WORKING FOR CASH MARKET lawyer's procedure In the case, and after a heated argument outside the court the clfdnt threw the lawyer Into Buyers Are on the Ground Resdy to the R iver Marne.— Case and Comment Thai Burg Yell Before They Are Hurt High School Foot Ball Team The board of Unde of Apopka resoluted the other evening against coming Needs Encouragement into the new county that isjbeing agi­ tated by the Sanford agitators. Since MORE INTEREST TO BE TAKEN Apopka and the rent of weet Orange was never counted in the new territory the action -of the Apopka board of trade ia Boy* Have Worked Faithfully Thia rather premature and demonstrates that at some future date thoy expect to break Contract for Celery Crop on Sc*»on to Put Up the away and act up housekeeping in a Cash Bssis , Real Article county of their own.* •Following is a In Oetober the 8anford High School copy of thair resolutions which they re­ The Herald has.started the agitation football team played the Duval school quest Tho Herald to publish: for an f. o. b. market for the celery and team in Jacksonville. A p op k a, F lorid a, Dee. 2,<^$(l2. many of th e growers favor the plan. On November 7th they played the Resolution introduced at a tailed The following from Manatee will be in­ DeLand public school team in Sanford meeting of the Apopka boird o f trade teresting: ’ ’• r and onThanksgiving Day played Ull^- oh £ri(jay, Nov. 29th, 1912: •' I t begins to look now as if Manatee borough High School In Tampa. • edgo’of the Apopka board of trade that and Manatee county will have a market­ Tho expenses were paid by tho Ja ck ­ the city of Sanford ia taking steps to­ ing agency for celery at least. sonville and Tampa tcartu for game« in ward forming a new county, with SanR . M. Glazier, who is interesting him­ each place. ford as the county seat, thereby with- self very much In Ihe matter, informed In Jacksonville our boys were*met at dAwing from Orange county; and the Record that in one day’s ride nearly the station with automobiles and re­ Whereas, It la the sense of ou rb o ird 100 care of celery had been pledged to the ceived every attention visitors could th at it is to the best interest of Apopka agency.£ He also Informed us that the have looked for. More than 300 school and adjacent towns to remain in Orange agency established In Manatee would children attended the game; the young county; therefore, be it extend all over the county, and that ladies being dressed in the school colon. Resolved, That the Apopka Board of each 'grower would have the opportunity • Quite u number of enthusiasts came trad * representing the citizens of Apop­ of placing his celery with the agency. from XjeLand to Sanford for tho game k a , Plymouth, Zell wood and Clarcona, C. R. Dorisnd, sales manager of the on Nov. 7th and witnessed a lin t class arc moat emphatically oppose^ to any Gibaon Fruit Co., of^Chicago, is here exhibition of amateur football. It was division of Urange county that inclucfo establishing the agency, and is making a game that any Sanford cititcn should any of the above named towns in thV .the rounds with Mr. Glazier and getting «have felt satisfied with. proposed new county, and that we arb in $(Juch..with tho growrre. Tho game in Tampa was »¡trussed satisfied with tho county as it is at pres-^ T h cid cg of the agency,*as the Record by a large and very enthusiastic crowd. cut. 'states., it, is To sell the celery f. o.^b. Our young men ej>cnk very highly of the Be it further resolved that a copy of Mznatee, which,, we believe, is the best reception givun them by tho football this resolution be sent to all tho boards scheme yet advanced for handling celery team and tho people of Tnmap. of Uado, and all nesvspapers in the coun­ or anything clao for that matter. 'Under The Duval team la regularly and thor­ ty, to the board of county commission­ this system the grower knows exactly oughly coached by a member of the ers, Repreaentativiw and State Senators. what ho is going to get for his product school faculty, who is a football mnn, APOPKA BOARD O F TR A D E. und actually gets it before the shipment and he has a large school from which to Per Frank H. Davis, Pres. is made. T h e, Rrecord is not fully in­ select his material. Attest: Frank S. Witherly, Secy. formed as to the details and method* The public school team in Del.and is used by tho ( jeon Fruit Co., neither do coached and trained by Mr. Fox, who is we rare, ju*t so long as tho grower gets 1'hnnkNgiving Dinner a Stetson University coach this season. When family reunioa* and Thanks­ the cosh for his Celery before it rolls and The Tampa team is coached by u Yule giving dinners were being enjoyed the price Is somewhere near, the market man, and thia team has played with and throughout the length and breadth of quotations. JT*>« b: r l6fc>0ilftkr- b defeated the Sutherland team, which the United S t a tis Thursday last the ^.Certainly the grower has. nothing to has n football record. noble hearted ladies of the Woodmen's lose by encouraging the establishing of Our Sanford team has put up good Circle-rememlwring that the thirty or this marketing agency. It has proven strong work every time and ho« player! more little inmates of the Orphanage at succcnaful at other |x>int«, and wliy not must excellent bull for young men who Enterprise could not enjoy inmily re­ at Manatee.’*— Manatee Record. CUliens 1 Always Business. * ; “Are you angry because I lost m f t ¿to per and tried to scratch your • V i o u t r asked the repentant prims dot* na. “No," replied the Impresario. “It was a good suggestion. Ju st remem* bar how Jrou went about It and II grand opera falls maybe we can 44 something In the moving picture wa/.* A have no r6ach nndhave not received any encouragement at home. Quite a good deal has been said about our defeat nl Turnpa, but our local crit• les must rememlxT that they have not done unything to support this team and the Sanford team had to play without four of its regular men; made six points in tho game and forced Tampa to make four substitution*. The writer wishes to In* plain that h<* Is not averse to baseball he is an enthu­ siast, hut he wishes to make a compari­ son. We all go wild uiul nj*‘iid our money to hire baseball players; for what? Two reasons, one and first to l>eat Or lando and second to huve entertainment in Hummer, hut we dorft give one cent to help our school boys make a credit able showing in «port with other school* in the state, un<l we ridicule them when defeated; then we go out am) get our feelings hurt if anybody snys anything about us in comparison» with our neigh­ boring cities. Our young men tried to get a second ganv* with DeLand in DeLand, hut the coach, would not answer the letter. The Tampa team will play in Jack ­ sonville on December filh for the school championship of the state, and i f it ran be arranged the Tumpu team will play in Sanford on Decemln-r _8th. 11 this game is arranged it should be largely at­ tended, as it will be the last game of the season. It.should be borne in mind that the supply, of material from which to aclcct „ a high school team is exceedingly lim­ ited admirer. » unions, that in the very nature of things their Thanksgiving dinner would not have the name menu prepared for so many diners in homes of plenty and giwxl cheer these ladies determined tliut tho orphans should have the very best dinner that they could prepare. Each member contributed a splendidly cooked urticle toward* a menu that would have graced the table of the moat prosperous family unywhere. Nothing was lacking, nil the good things which usually go to make up a perfect Thanksgiving dinner were prepared by 5ho Circle and sent to the Orphanage Wednesday afternoon by Cnpt. T u ttle’s boat. The Captain, wanting to have a »hare in the beautiful deed tootf the box over fr»*> of charge How true it is that “ He terniM-ra the wind to the shorn lamb ” Oil the name boat was a box of fine orange«, sent to the children at the orphanugc by Mrs. J . M. Lord of Clyde, whose motherly heart was big enough to take in the needs of that household of thirty helpless children. At the instance of the Ix*nd a Hand Club the school children of Sanftfrd were given the opportunity by their teachers t o contribute each an npple toward fill­ ing a barrel full of the best and finest looking apples that could tie found in Sanford, for a Thanksgiving offeriflg to the children at the Orphanage as they had had the opportunity of doing last Thanksgiving. Not only did the chil­ dren enjoy a bountiful and delicious Thanksgiving dinner, but they hod a barrel of apples and a box of orange* too. The gentlemen of the Woodmen’s Circle contributed money and five (suits of warm underwear were purchased by the ladies for the older boys at {ho or­ phanage. * The appreciation and thanks of the children were conveyed in a letter re­ ceived by the circle from Miss I«ouise Stork. superintendent of tho orhpanage. Fur that one day at least there wer “Showers of Diewing’’ at that orphans’ home. .•• • •' The Woodmen's Circle and also the people of ’Sanford generally havo been Very kind and have dona a great many things for the welfare and pleasure of the unfortunate children in tho orphan­ age across the lake. . t ) • ¿ JiííÍ. Artesian Wells of Every Description Startched Shirts 10c 90 Hard Boson Shirts 10c each 2 for 25c p Collars 2c each, 20c doien Other Prices In Proportion \ ( i l i . mm s UU1 N d n at n l 1at r > k * Lb* 11 WONG ,SAM < > XXI E m « n r a t H ue.« . CUrfc !M !4 !a U «• Satisfaction Guaranteed By ------ — - and Expert Workman . POULTRY SUPPLIES We can supply you for "immediate shipment. Seed Oats, Rye, Onion Sets, Beans Peas, Potatoes and Italian Rye Winter Lawua. A full line of all garden seed for truckers and .home gardens. , Oldest and moat reliable seed and poultry supply house in the state. E. A. MARTIN & CO. Ordere Taken at lr HI L L LUMBER CO. — or — HILL HARDWARE CO. 206 E A ST BAY S T R E E T JACKSONVILLE • A. P. • FLORIDA CONNELLY GENERAL FIRE IN SU R A N C E AGENT SANTOKD. f L(IRIDA Office Above first Mattonai Bunk Respectfully, M. •S. R U N G E . H A N S O N ________________________ » _____ Welaka Club N otes, The Wslukav^’lul) has closed another month nl delightful social functions, which have Ix-en much enjoyed by the members und their guests, Mr». C. O. McLaughlin proving a most delightful hostess. She was assisted during the month by Mesdamrs Butt, Murks, Chappell, Hurt and the Misses Ward. M O D ERN S H O E R E P A IR S H O P ALL WORK IM)NE At the musicaie oh the 19th, a rare treat wa* given those present. Mrs. Wickenbcrg of Jacksonville tendered a number of beautiful selections and all were delighted with her lovely voice and gracious mannenr. Mrs. Richard Max­ well . added greatly to the afternoon’s entertainment by bet* interesting and pleasing recitations; and the Instrumental solos given by Miss .Ward and Mrs. Cecil B u tt were listened to with grent pleasure. A dainty salad, with wafers, sandwiches and coffee added much to the delightful occasion. On tho evening of the 19th u pleasant company met in the club rooms. Danc­ ing and games were indulged in until a late hour, when coffee and tempting sandw ich« were served. Mrs. Mcl«aughlin entertained the club members informally on tho afternoon of the 26th and the Household Econom­ ics Committee served an oyster supper during the afternoon and evenjng, at which a neat little sum was realized. At the Florida Federation of Women’s Club*, (fhich was held In West Palm Beach Nov.' 19th to 22nd tha Welaka Club was represented by Mrs. J . W. Dick ins, president of tbe club and Mra. H. L. DeForest as delegates.’ Both re­ turned greatlyy Impressed with the beauties of W « 1 Palm Beach, and bring­ ing with them much enthusiasm which will no doubt stimulate Interest among the club menibira for better work during tbe coming year. • .. ----------- by ELECTRIC MACHINERY ; No. f03 Wen Fire» S i n d Among the pleasant events was the bridge party on Nov. 12th. Six tables of players enjoyed tho gume, Mrs. G. F. Smith winning the club pin for the month Delicious ice cream and cake were served at the close of the afternoon’s entertain­ ment. •Florida Good All the Thno In glancing over Florida newspapers for one day it will be noticed that fine • Cucumbers are just coming in around Arcadia; that new aweet corn is being gathered at St. Cloud, that strawberries are ripe in Osceola county and tiuit Kissimmee has ‘ demonstrated that she can grow as good celery a* Sanford and as many |x>tutocs as Hastings. At tbu u m e time Kanfjml is taking up the growth of tobacco as n money crop , and oranges are being grown-right here at home near Pensacola ns fine and Ius-, clous as any that come from the penin­ sula of the state. In fact, all of Florida is good all the time. I t is the only spot In America has Cigars tilfen Away been eliminated and wher^ spring time A box of cigars igiven away at Mincomes avery month in the year. The pcoplo of Florida art just awaken­ ton’s pool room gpturduy night at 8 ing to the trucking possibilities o f'th e o'clock to the one who makes the high statu and this awakening is sura to bo score on the keno table during the week 30-ltp followed by a continuous stream of pros­ perity.— Pensacola Journal. L> ' » ■ — -« ■■-■■■■■ ....... Clover d o b ' George W. Livingstone, indicted for At their last meeting the Clover Club tbs’ murder of J. C. Long near Hrook»- prepared a nice box of clothing, which vlflt was declared guilty by the Ju ry at with $4.50, they sent to the West Tampa . the torra of the drcujt court-hold at Training School which |a in chgrg* o t - r - ’------------------- . Try • Wpnt Adv gad rent your house. Rev. Fred £nsraJngsr, / UrSoksvilie last week. I CH IN ESE LAUNDRY For Alderman Owing to the (treasure that has been brought to lx-ar upon me and the earnret solicitation .of my friend* I have con­ sented to become n candidate for the |>o»ition of ulderman of the city of Sanford. Having served the city one term as al­ derman I can assure the public tliut if elected the business of the city will re­ ceive the same care und attention that was devoted to it during my former term of office. * W ELL D R IV IN G FIRST-CLASS - Ntil Don. to City RreUureal Drink a Bottle of V3 GINGER A L E OR S O D A W A TE R • Manufactured with pure distilled water—they will prevent illness, aid , digestion and give you health Tho Sanford Coca Cola Bottling Co., Sanford, Fla Fertilizer is Sold on its Merits ; Distinctive quality counts for as much in fertilizers as any other article. Efficient service likewise has its value. : ... Favorite Fertilizers ; • * are made to give result«—not to sell at a low price. The diffcrenco fh the cost of a gobd fertilizer over a cheap one- wilf more than be made up in your yield. Careful attention to every detail, promptness always, and a high regard for our customera’ w ith « have helped to make us and our famous fertilizers— the Favorite brands in such great demand. INDEPENDENT FERTILIZER COMPANY j; JA C K S O N V IL L E , FLO R ID A A fricukuril C fcra ita U L m rtk k W a S q tria l M ixture* �P u b lish e d S e m i-W e e k ly — Tuesday and Frid a y SANFORD H E R ADD IN S A N FO R D — Lite ts Worth Lioinÿ — X. ------------ r ~ N um ber 31 ON COUNTY DIVISION HUHINFIHH C O L L E G E O P E N E D Resident Writes About Facts And Conditions N DIVISION WILL LOWER TAXES Orange County Can Offer Nothing To People Who Pay High Tazes Now T h e following from Hon. Thos. Em ­ mett Wilaon gives food for thought: I note th at the Orange County Cit­ izen and the Orlnndo Sentinel and Re­ porter S ta r (all published In Orlando) aro warning the little children. Oviedo, Apopka, Maitland, etc., not to follow the example of the wayward daughter, Sanford, and attempt to rut loose from the maternal home of old Orange and set up housekeeping for themselves. The reasons thus far advanced for remaining forever under the parental roRf an* that two establishments coat more to run than one. Tho danger rocks pointed out and warped against are the increased tnxrs that must follow a county division. The»«are a(>N*irtcally named as follows First, " T h e fact that Sanford district has voted ImuiiIs for good Itrick roads in her »jx-ciul road district and tliul there must he increased taxation lo cover the interest and sinking fund ■‘ Don’t lie frightened, little Sisters. Ii) this bugbear. Sanford is your big sister anil wants to take von in her new home for your own gixxl ns well as sisterly emupanionship She is not soltish and »Inoiler* her splendid brick road system t•« you without asking tin' returns of a pen ny from you in taxation for its us*' Her special road di-trn I comprises Sanford eily and tin* t»<rritor> inmwdiutely ail joining and the tax foi her.twenty two miles ol brick roads will and must 1» borne Under the law solely by I lie terri­ tory embraced in that *|»»-ial road ills I riel. Sanford therefore, instead of asking you to make a part of (lie new county of Sanford for the |iiir|«»se of shuniig the burdens of tier sjieciul road system has already Ixmnd herself for the full amount |irincipiil ami inteiest and offer* it Jo you as a Ins' gilt to use for your profit ami pleasure. Has obi mother Orange ever done tins for you’ Second, "'r h e tnrreasxsl taxation from an entirely new set of county otlicers, tbim doubling the numtx-r within the name; territory." D on't get frightened, little girls. This is not a ghost, only a shadow. It mny In* had for the present county of­ ficers to have to share their fix** and commissions with urt espial number of officer* in the new county of Sanford, but it will lie distinctly advantageou» to the new county to have its portion of these i«x-» and commission *i>cnt within its bounds and them* ofllcas* held by its own citizen*. It will not add a jienny to taxation, for the new county do«* not in­ tend to have u salaried oflicur, but only thoen paid by the fc«s* and commission allowed by law, which will lie the same in the new county of Sanford that they are now in the county of Orange. S a n ­ ford will not U> selfish ami if her little sisters want the ofliert* they are welcome l o them for helping to get the new home into housekeeping order. Third, " T h e matter of court house and ja i l ." We «rill not worry' about thete necessary adjuncts to civilization. All counties must have them and as aeventcen counties in the state of Flor­ ida with less population than Sanford county will hnve are able to build them wo certainly can do go without fear of injuring ourselves by excessive tax a­ tion. W e won’t build a court house until we know where it L*» going to be put, and the Sanford city jail la much safer and b etter than any jail of Orange roun ty Until the present one was built. M other Orange has !>een rather ex­ travagant herself in the matter of court ho«MR and ja ib , having built three of each in tho first twenty-five years of my residence within her borders (all at Or­ lando). We will try to get along with one nnd make it supply all our wants without im■-posing burdens. We nrv not going into the new county venture for the purpose or With the view of increasing taxes, but on the contrary, in order to decrease t h a n , for w e'all know th at they have rtftcbsd the limit In good Old mother COM M ISSIONERS MEET --------- 736----------------------- r“r~ (TJRTAII. LETTU C E HUIPMKNTS NOW FOR KING TOBACCO Sanford Growers Organize to Pre­ vent Glut in Market Realizing that the northern growers and also the Mississippi delta growers nre flooding the markets with lettuce and that the open winter is against the Florida grower this season on early let- Nighl Nice O ld V o lu m « V H A N FO R D , F LO R ID A , F R ID A Y D E C IM D E R « . IR IX Enrollment of Day and Student» to Start Wlih , Successful T o b a c c o Grower Profeasor I. E. Garrett and G. E. County Fathers f l o l d Last Bynum havi opened the ubovc institu­ Will Raise Plant Here Meeting Of The Year tion in the Pico block, rooms 13 and 14. with bright prosjiocts for a large enroll­ ment of students. • SANE0RD HAS THE REQUISITES This school, equipped with the latest MAMY MATTERS0E IMPORTANCE [ ‘„ . ^ n u t^ m ^ t y df the.s.n ----------- * for growers and buyers have signed an improved typewriters and adding mach­ I d j win n *c j m l a*«*ment not to buy or ship any more Our S o il, Irrigation And Drainage ines, and with experienced commercial c Several Roads Will Be Strawed. Black |eltuce unU, th<, Uth dtty of thls month teachers in charge, should receive the Make Ideal Conditions For Hammock Will Be Drained By that date the cold weather will hearty cooperation and patronage of the The Crops have eliminated competition and tho Bonds Approved people of Sanford and surrounding coun­ Sanford ia destined to become a t o markets will be bare of much of the lets try. Board of county commissioners met luce that has flooded them for weeks baceo center! With both day and night classes there last Tuesday. Present Chairman Over- past and Sanford growers will have a This ia assured by the fact that E . K . is no excuse for our young people not street, Commissioners WoodrufT, Dil- chance to dis|>ose of their later lettuce. Embry, an expert tobacco grower and securing u business education at home : lard , Brown and Merrill. The lettuco crop now coming on is of jobber haa made arrangements to grow and under home influences. This means The minutes ¿1 the several special and very fine quality and would bring a high the weed her and having testrsl tobacco much for Sanford and we wish the en­ tho regular meeting were approved and price now. but for the fart that all the that was raised here several years ago terprise surer»». signed markrta an* glutted with lettuce from uml being thoroughly satisfied with soil Mrs. Nannie Hanscll ap|>eared before mon* northern points. condition*, drainage* and irrigation, has AMONG HANFOItl) E N T E R I'K IS K S the txinrd in reference to the change of leased the ground and in the early spring the public road at Pine Castle. No will plant the seed beds and build an A FINK ATTRACTION Virginia Carolina Eerlilirer Company action taken. immense warehouse on Celery avenue. I I bh Mont Complete Factory' W. D. Gordon appeared before the FIdward Baxter Perry Will Delight the Mr. FImbry, together'with Mr. Cooper, In the Virginia Carolina Company Ixiard in reference to the change of the also a tobacco grower has been In the M uhIc l.o*ers of Hanford Sanford ha* one of the largest and most road near Lake Howell. T h e subject | The Sanford Music Club In bringing city several days and by the enrn«-st complete fertilizer plants in .the state matter was referred to the Supt. of FIdward Baxter Perry, one of the world'» coo,x-ration of. the Commercial Club and and our citizens are proud of the fact roads ami bridge*. moat noted artists, to Sanford fulfills the enterprising citizens of the celery that in the gnatest vegetable section of B. J . (.H'enttrecl apix-ared Ix-fore the an object of their organization, namely, «li-lta has tx-en enabled to acquire ten tin- world that tin- grower need not »end . , ,, . .. , . , , . . . .................. ....«board asking that the road from !-akc to encourage the love of good music acre* ill gtxxi land on Celery avenue out of the city for his fertilizers. Thi Mary to Big Tree be strawed. I ' jmui and bring to our young students tqqxir- •'**( <>f the Brisson place and what ia Virginia Carolini*, one of the old**! ahd |motion it was ordered thut the sandy itinilii»* of hearing artistie interpreta­ known a* the Mi* place and will build most reliable fertilizer companies m the lilar*1* lx- strawed. tions. without which no musical train­ Ills warehouse on the Chap|X*ll place. south decide*! to hx-ute in Sanford after i Tax Assessor Butt ap|x-nre*l Itefnrc ing can tx- finished FI very citizen of Mr FImbry rnllt-d several cigars made looking over the Florida fichi and invest «he board in reference t>> hitting sn a* Sanford should heartily appreciate ami with filler of tobacco grown on the T e figatjng the claim.» of several other »••<• -istunt in the a»»*s*iMs*sor's olliee for the sypixirt so worthy an effort. Should williger place several year* ago, and dewlions. Our |xi*iiion on the St. John.» | coming year. ll|xm motion the uwusvior feel u nut oral pride ami mterrttl in *o pit«- the fact that the tobacco had never river and the railrOnd facilities, and be­ wa- allow.»I 4f>(MI (Ml for the pay men! notalile an oeeasion. been tr«-nte*i or cleaned it made a moat ing in the vegetable center decided this >t( »aid avo-Bant excellent cigar and burned evenly and The ndmission is determined ut the company in their choice and they asked J -M. Seller» ap|x-ar*si Ix-fure tlie nominal sum of f>0 cents J.V Grammar well • (or nothing m the way of lumi or money, board in reference to the road from Scliixil i so thut all may have an i*j»|xirThi* tobacco of c i*r» e would not make but pureba-v-d a fin«* tract of land on the flarcbn a to A|x>pka l'|x>n motion it tunny of hearing this ma«terfui* |x-r- a wrup|M-r but t h ^ t o b a r c o that Mr unsi »ide anil put up wiirehom**-» and u *us ordered thut this road lx- surveyed lurmrr FImbry |>ro|><n<-n to grow here and cure larg. factory and have b*»*n doing a tin* ami n|x-ned uiiii »weal by tin- nqiny proc*»**-» known In confident*«■ > ( tintowns support busti es» since their inception into I ht The IhiiuIs of the following countv ol the recital is rontrueled at a large guar­ only to tin- tobacco trade will lx* used bieun » lib- of ibi» communi!-. :|i-ers were presenttsl und appm« i-d antee. The fact that entire (anullisi for wruptx-r» anti the gentlemen in the I l e h r lb*' abb- management of E It J A Kirkwixel. silent!, sureties, T II have m M-verul instance* sent in re- deal are confident that Sanford »oil will Brown ai the general ottici- anil Mr Evans and M M Smith f|u*s-ts for tickets encourage the n u ll make aa gixxl u wrapper a.» the I’eazJ o( Rti-kinnit. »upcrpilcmlcnl al the twelovy . John II * T ticker. Treasurer, suritie». clan» of SqIlford hi feeling tiietr confi­ the Antilles ever dreamed of growing. tin- bust ness lui. Im reic*o* I in it most »at I’ F'. I.aiibucb. T il FIvsns, Jus A dence of eneouragement and supjxirt i* Tlie tobacco now grown in Florida 1# h factor, manner and the lyinx-ltse Knox. M M Smith. not rninplnca-d uml implies u finnl sale not rai»«*d on irrigated soil probably for plnftf i» rushed at all tutus* with order* W FI Martin. Tax fo lle cto r . su re­ to ami presence of every citizen who is the very gtxxi reason that in the aeetiona both local nnd foreign. tí*-*, W. L. Story, M. M. Smith, T. J proud of Sanfortl’s |irogr»s«s in nuuicsl where it has been trie«i no flowing wells Tilia is u Sanford institution und should Watkins. W M Davi», F! H. McNeill and urtistic. us well as Inisim-sa and can Ite obtained. \Sldle not requiring lx- patronized by the home |M-ople. of­ S. S, Gnflin und F¡ (i. I luck worth linunriul line*. irrigation all the time, as lettuce anti fering us it ibxs. tlu- factory completely II. M Robinson. Clerk f t . f t . , *un*celery ami other tender vegetable*, then* c<|ui|i|xs! tor mixing sjM-eml formulas und es. Tilo» W - Matthew» amid K A f u r are i-erii-d» in tto- ruiMing <d tlie plant* Orphanage Work Day' guariintts-ing prompt shipment*. itThe »u|M-f1iitemli-nt, Rev J F! True anti ufter the> are »et in the field when W in Martin, t >• Judge, sureties. T li is jih-udlng for funds to u*ld another irrigation would lx- inoel welcome. t o the I ailles of Snnhird Fix un» and J H \ ick building to the Baptist Orphanage in Sanford, of course, hu* the finrat system You an- cordinlly invited to ut tend Arthur Butt, lux Ass*-r*.»or, sureties, Arcadia. The present buildings are so of irrigation known to tlu* world and in an o|x-n uus-Ung ol tin- Wednesday Chas. Lord und Chester W. Goodrich. crowded ________ __ ___ia nrce that _______ another____ building rase the rainfall is too hi-avy our system Club, which will lx- held in the Con- i I-. Wichemiubl, C lerk Crim. Ct., suresary in order to accommodate more of drutnagt- would also com** to the as­ grcgntional church riext Wednesday sistance of the tobacco grower and this afternoon. Dee. U th at 3 o’clock, to tii-s, Jos. Menitermann and R. L. Hoi- -children. land. With" the ho|x- of raising $(*,000 the again make* the Sanford section most hear Mr*. W. B. Young, president of J F\ McKinnon, Su pt. Public in»., superintendent request* that eacii friend desirable for the growing of tobacco or • the Woman’* (lu ll of Jacksonville, who sureties, N II Garner und T J Wat- of tiu w Ixty* and girl* contriiiute his any other plant will ix- the guc*l of the Wtxlnesday f lu i i kin*. or lier earning* on Deo-mlx-r 7th, tinAgain, tin- central hx-ation of Sanford, Mrs. 1 oung will talk on the recent F'. O Fries. Cu Surveyor, sureties- annual Orphanage l>uy, to Hus worthy he tine railroad and steamship tranabiennial m<s-tmg of the F'«sler»i*sl J W Jackson and K H Walker cause ixirtation, the low freight rate*, etc., all f lu ii» of America which was held in il K Jeringan, ('unstable, sureties Sunday, l>cc. Uth. will lx- olxx-rved as combine to increase the admiration of Sun F'nmeisco. I alilornm J A Neal and T . ( ’. Allen. Orphanage I)uy l»y the Baptist Sunday the men who would make this the to­ H. H M rf'lurr, fonstafile. sureti*-*, S«h*x«l. when contribution* to this bacco center of the aouth, and the gentle­ fongrrgatiunal fh u rrh B M Hawthorne and Arthur B. F'uller. worthy cause will lx- gratefully received. men interested arc greatly enthused over There’ will lx- no |ir*-a< lung in the w R. Healey, Juatipo o f the ¿reare, j Those persons who have not received the pro»i>ecta. f ongn-gulionnl church next Sunday One of the moat valuable .points of owing to" the 'absence' of"t lie' pas tor” Rev. J ' B ’ 1n “u" ,r #nd S ' C ' Dickin*W an Orphanage Day envelope w I kindly nd drop in tobacco raising in Sanford is that tha J. D. Langley, who goes to Tampa as u " ur- ,i<‘9- J 11 ( loUfl* r S - C - Dlck P«» o/Icring» in e n v e lo ,« ant j collection plat«» Sunday or send to planting of the *e**d beds will not com­ delegute from the church to the state •on. F'rank S. Wltherby, Justice of the |superintendent of Sundny school, N. J. mence until lute In March, after our big meeting of the Associated Charities Peaco, auretie«, Ernest Liebing and B . M. Perkins or to the pastor. Rev J. W. money crop* of vegetables have all been Sunday school at the usual hour. !t:45 Hawthorne. Wlldman. cut from the fields and shipped, and tbe a. m! F'rank S. Wltherby, Justice of the "Inasmuch as ye hav«^ done it unto raising of tobacco here means that an­ Next Sunday week the usual services Peace, sureti«*». FIrnest I-iebing and B. one of the l«*a*t of theee my brethren ye other rich crop and one that can be atored will ix- resumed at the Congregational M. Hawthorne. did it unto Me.” will be raised after we have used our church with a special musical program James P. Hawthorne, Justice of the -----------------------------antis for the growing of winter veget­ and short sermon jn the evening. Spec­ Pea«-e, suretie*. Wm. P. Blakely nnd First Htrawherries able* and made the money from them. ial effort will !>e put forth to make those The first »truwlx*rries of the season As a filler, a long filler and a staple service** attractive and helpful to the W. M. Davi*. Andrew Aulin. Justi«-e of the P«!ace, were brought lo the city yesterday by filler, King Tobacco will come to the increasing numbers who attend. sureties, J , B. Jones and H. B. McCall. ID. W. Billingsley, one of tho prominent front in favoritism and in a few years V’. ii. Wright, Justice of th e Peace, West Side grower*. Thine (terries ure the Sanford grower* should become toPorrh Bazaar auretie*. T. N. Sewell snd'W . I*. V’ining. probably tit* fint In Florida, ai we have hscco kings. The Junior Epworth le a g u e of tjie L. G. Slringfellow, Justice of the Pegce, *«x*n no report* of berries from any part Methodist church will hold a Porch sureties, J . E. Pace and L. P. McCuiler. of th e a ta tc. Mr. Billingsley is makaing Prominent Michigan People Here Huzaar ut the home of their superinten­ F'ollowing bonds as Notaries Public a i,>eeiaUy of diversified crops and oees a M r.-John Marks and wife of Jackson, dent, Mrs. L. R. Philips Saturday af­ were approved: bright future in the raising of straw- Mich., and Mrs. Geo. Mitchell of Lculie, ternoon, Decemlxr 14th. J . H. Baas, sureties, T. H. Evans and ^berriea in the Sanford celery delta. The Mich., were in Hanford two day* th b Chaa. Lartigue. strawberries are at Stockton's grocery week. Mr. Marks b suoerintendent ol The Jacksonville New*, an afternoon C. FI. Teaal«*y, sur»*ries, B. T . Boyd and you ran get them fresh all during the the Jackson Automobile Factory a t paper that was launched about three and D. L. Pierson. season. Jackson, Mich., and haa been looking weeks ago by E. E. Naugle and J . W, Green W. Smith, sureties, W. W. Long • --------------------- ;-------over hb large land holdings in DeSoto Whitney, has suspended publication. w . Htetaon G lee Club county. Mr. Marks was very favoravly Naugle withdrew from the concern sev- an' „ ’ ” ’ . . • The Stetson Glee Club will give a impressed with the trucking business er.l days ago hut Whitney continued o n , Following bopda to i x * r fire arm . concert in the High School Auditorium of the Sanford section and will invest until lost Saturday night. were •ppr0Vrd: ^ e* IL C. Whitten, pistol, sureties, J . D. next Tuesday night. This will be one here in the near future. While In Han­ Davison and E. FI. Brady. of th«- finest musical attractions of tb lon! Mr. Marks stopped at T h e Mich­ Orange and that she 1» no longer able to j season and will be given for the benefit igan. West First St. • l»a!x-llu Simon, pistol, sureti«-*. T. i give us a qu id pm quo. ol the Vlanford Library. Miller and R. FI. Gormly. In conclusion, little »¡stem, let your The Daytona News will )x> issued as a M. J . Hutson, pistol, sureties. I. I) big mster. Sanford, give you one little A bond election for city improve­ daily during the to u rb t season, making v Hart anti 11. A Nicholson. ptcre ,of advice. However much you ments b to be held in Hastings some time its firat appearance Monday. Thb will Mr. Loveless appeared before the tllia may lové mother Grange, don’t be almonth. The main improvement be tho eighth season for t h b popular ways pulling fcheatnuta out of the fire for bo* rd ,n r* ier* nc* 10 redeeming Iaike- under consideration b the paving""of paper. Harry L. Rood b the editor an 4 •upfRtber Orlando. i Continual oa pact u n . i Mala atmt with brick. I C. 8. Harris city editor, • - l / < * . j- f ir i fY a x-y. i . : > -xi � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 03, 1912; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/75e251ef0942d1673c6abfe143e07a7c.pdf 985512cac8598bada54f94e46f93ae57 PDF Text Text U * . • Here You Can Purcjiase Ilest for Tihanksgiving • 5r wJr tf• ~ . • •• • • Following Merchants Offer Specials For Thanksgiving Dinner • * • . • • •*■ ;. I J. B. Williams T. W. BRIGGS Me Culler’s / * • . Sanford Avonuc Sanford Avcnuo ■ ¡ i . r / ♦♦♦♦♦♦ • »• y ■ Turkeys t / Dressed Chickens . Oysters * Celery • •* »«««»» The Old Reliable Gro* } •* # »% eery Man who has supplied you for the past half a decade. • Shelled Pecans, English W al­ * nuts and Almond M eats. Out o f the H igh Rent District M eat in Bulk. \# half pount} boxes. Just n Little Cheaper Pure California O live Oil, Sylmar Brand, Park and Tilford FOR T H A N K S G IV IN G Cranberries m Crystalized Gin­ ger in quarter and Just a Little Farther Mince o « Candies. Pimento Cheese Turkeys FOR T H A N K S G IV IN G Apalachicola Oysters. Sweitzor Cheese Assorted Nuts American Cheese Nuts Sour and Dill Pickles in Bulk. Finest of Oranges All Kinds Heniz Sweet, M ixed, Plain Chickens Fish Turkeys, Raisins, Figs, Dates Fresh Sausage Fancy Raisins Mince M eat F in s Cheese, Fresh and Sour Pickles Dates Old Fruit Cakes and all Customers Things to M ake Them Stockton’s Oysters qt ... • 51b National Fruit Cake M ade Famous by Briggs ..FOR YOUR.. Sanford Avonuo Thanksgiving Dinner D u h a r t Block apple and American Cheese. Corner Sin ford A ve. and Second Street ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ «♦ i 10c 2 qts Swiss, Pimento, Edam, Pine­ Williams means E. E. TURNER Hodges Bros. LOUIS PAINT Assorted Nuts • • M in ce Meat ♦♦♦♦♦♦ î Cranberries that daily Purchase. « New Goods arriving Insuring a Fresh Article with Each Famous Country Sausage 15c stalk New Western and Florida Quality in the Grocery Line. AT X* B eef and Pork the Good Remember Celery and Sauce. Nuts and Raisins. Fresh Imported O lives and O live Oil Cranberry j • 25c $1.50 2^ulb Sunshine Fruit Cake 75c English Walnuts ................ 25C 40 Varieties of Chocolate Candies We Cranberries can supply you with the Cranberries American Cheese tinest kind of Fancy and Staple Citron Best of Florida Meats I Groceries, Celery, Chickens, Raisins Sausage, Fancy Bacon Fruit and Vegetables. per lb ............... ... . 20c‘ s Figs Pickles, in bulk per quart ............ >v......£5c Canned Pears, Peaches, Straw. « • M ixed Nuts \ and Sw eet Pickled Peaches » Cluster Raisins . M ixed Nuts tion in the lower rent district. .• • Complete • - W e can take your order at the Stock o f (Groceries H ay, Grain and Chicken F eed * And in fact, everything In Good Groceries \ All K in d s 'o f H am s Come in and get acquainted. • door and make quick delivery to • I. Phone 35 ,*# Hamburger Steak and Sausage » berries, Raspberries, Cherries, ’ Fancy Sausage in Boxes You get the benefit of our loca- Eggs, 35c, 40c and 45c per dozen H ein z Sw eet M ixed • . ’ \ * X * * * * v S• G et Our Green Ground Bone *»i* • « any part o f the city. ; l y • •! to M ake the Hens Lay ____ i f » / Er, * • - M . Jm. '■ . St _, - f • k v . .-, • ùS ggL t. j. _■ - ' . Li/il ■ . . �V P u b lis h e d S o m l- W o o k ly — T u o s d a y and -J F r id a y T H E SA N FO R D H E R A L D IN Number 20 SA N F O R D III SI NUSS I OI.LKGE U .11 Known I'.ldrator Will Open InI’ copie «llliillon 11err TM* Week I II Hie Archipelago THREE ISLANDS STORM SHIfM IVol < K (¿urrett. of the Southern , School» o( Dorit-Np.indeur«-. Atlanta, liu.. m in Stinionl for tin* purpose of ofM-ning a htuiniwi college The sch ool will oiler t h o r o u g h m*trocli o n hi iMMikkrs-ping. s h o r t h a n d , tyjtewriting, penmanship, coinmercinl law. AGED W O M A N KILLED Are Destroyed and Devastation Is O v e rw h e lm in g m methods. Kx|>erienr«-d t«-.irh«-r» will l.<- in charge of each department and only first class !>ookkee|M-r» and stenographers will be licrmittcd t*. receive ,l,,.lomas from the schmH. The price* are very reasonable and rbe school shin.Id’ receive the patronage of the people of this seel Inn For ........ or term* .-all on or address I K. Carrel«. St Johns Hotel. Sanford. 'Hundreds of lives weft- lost during a severe typhoon which occurred jesterday in the Fhillipine Inland«. Im­ mense property damage was reported. The storm crossed the islands of Samar Leyte and North Fanny, leaving ruin in its path. The town of Taelnliun, tin’ i fo n d u Capital of Leyte, was prn.-ti. ally d«-troyt-d. T w o steamer« were wrecked Thanksgiving llnnre in Taclobun harbor. The H ots" were host* at a Verj le How many persons were kill..I I-. liglillwl ThaiiK'givihg dance given b> falling houses, dying dehri.A and l>> 'them Thursday evening at the Sanford drowning ia not known, hut the loss of llotise, which was very attractively lifo is reporter! to have hee|t great, and decorated with handsome palms, green the damage yt estimated at several mil­ vines, palm branches and red berries. lion pesos. making a lOvelj color motif of green and Another typhoon of unusual *<»\i-rit> red The rich gre. II ..I Ihe palms and Is p’ .'di. t.-d l i j the weutlier l . lir e S u along Mites brought out with pleasing effect the west e.ui't ..I Mindanao. III* I.right red Iu t i ie*. will, which tin*. It. was iinposailde t>> ..Main a ruin wi re » . |. ffe. tlv l.h nile.l |»l* t• list of tile .)■ el il I l11, ir>-.| The helie. «1-1- *1..,;, (,g m I heir li.llldsonn a n d-l.gl.n l goal,» to which I he 't ednesrln) I lull t he »implicit > ..I il . . on-• ni n.nal dr.-M> II ,1 Tho W i-dm-dav I'iul* h*-,«l a* r. gu .•it ... I 1V*• lar in., ting at the i.mne ■,I the sccrclarj loll Mrs. S. t'. Chase, Wedni-sday afternoon, A splendid four pleee oretn-slrs fur with a good at*.-Ildar. >.f tin .I'd. and ni-f.i*t in* i. i , mini m.i-n At nine t hree \ Is llo rw p i I—* .1 0 * I*« I it., grand mar. li wa» led bj Mr The prograip wa- ..t» .*••I hi tie usual and Mrs I I. i .Ite» The dancing was Delicious punch delightful wav. with tuw-ir M i— I .-ll|oji-i| b\ l.' Ill Josephine Dainer.ui nerompHnicd by was served during till- evening It was Mr*. l> I. Thrasher sang two .harming a very pretty mil • t.|..\uble dance and I hi- 11. •, » a» al wav » w• rt* ale al ii.ists selection*, it Drv It-»-. JV..rla \rt*. (i i I,..in*» pr.-»- nt wer** Mrs Theres.1 I >• Kit g.. .InI -I'liM . r i • hj J.-»sn 1 * i a . n*.r wi, . i. 11,«* i hit • II- 1 M \ .i|i •• elegant l> gow netl 111 black cic|w- de i be nr Mr* Il I l>eFore»t, joyed v.-ry iuu. li The minutes were ii.wt r. .«•I le the In gray m.—-aline Mr» ( (• McLuugb i I.i,.. k spangled net Mr» tl \\ s*-cr«-tur> Mr- i h.i- and .ft.-r .1 lew Hra.l lila, k ere|M- de cheiie. Mr* It \\ remarks I In |-r. -id. i relutn..' I Spam and it» >oiin>s-tion w tl. tl.*- . I'll. llerudon. white vn.l.roidertal lace over program. Mr» \ I T lit-» *•••> .1. black me«».dille, Mr» Satliliel I'ulest.m, llghtfull) lifted the . urtam o! the past lilark erilbronk-red net over yellow menand gave the club some .»veedinglv in »mimi-, Mr« ( ' (! Unit, pink'nii-H*nlinc n i ink millón ..verdn-ss Mrs lien leresting and charmint' gltt-.p*«.. Castillinn character and Id. in lier III I .1 i.'K* if flay tona. Hack satin. Mr« « imitaltle "fla sh lig h t' id Spain .•! th, fi-.- \ I ni i.tic l.la.k m.-»sal me with a•. r iiiii ing. Mi«s Iren«- Hr.i.lv StxI**s-111 h < * lit ut v a .if 411 -• I*, wit', pink lliewsabn. M i " I.illn- I a* t . o \! -- T . ... I.. .. I . Ill.-f, tib ie o f Mrs I Vt 11 1 . ••a-1 . i l o , -li ,l| -i-. 1 w i l l , w h i l e n e t , M i s s A n i l l e l*rt.killing SI.el. p..iii'h i ..I., tilggm*. yellow messaline with gold ter«' prepured by Mr» il.ilui. The "D rill on Spanish Fronunciation" bead trimmings; Miss laiuisc Shepherd, was postponed for a later meeting, when , pink messaline will, punk chillón over the ladies ho|M> to have Mrs Forrest dress, Miss I.inda lather blue -atm and I,ake, w ho i* con versant with Spanisi, I.I.I. m.it.|iii«* tI* over.In—». Miss \tsl.i . Volum« V B liM F K D SAN FO RD I.ADS Hillsborough High School Humped • Home With the llaron Nancy Shortridge Caught < >n Hillsli..rough High School 5.1, Sanford High School 6. That was the result of Trestle By Train this .morning's football game at the Tampa Hay Athletic grounds and the ('[J p y f'j| | | ) W O M AN T ROM N ILW l*CODk’ PNtrHqplly fella the whole storj of the game. If further particulars are desirdd it Stesmthipi A re Sunk, Mtiiy Village» arithmetic, letter writing and buxines-« Bcjng i Wonh L ivin g S A N F O R D , F L O R I D A . F R I S D A Y N O V E M B E R SB, 1012 PHILIPINES HAS TYPHOON ' Kills Hundreds Oí S A N F O R D — U h ' i» Qf Advanced Years And Deaf mny *** stfttod th,t lho F‘w,inv She Did Not Hear The Approaching Train The A C' L lrui" from Sani,ml ' ° 0vief1" ' C,ln‘,UCl0r 8mith '}'*'* * ■ * n aged lu.ly namerl Nancj Shortrii go 1ir-*t Wed lies, lay about 1 » ciiicU ,,,H‘ "hr instantaneously k.ll"*• The accident happened on s stretch of ,r,'" ‘ lr #l,m" o w h“ ,f ,n,l‘' ,r" m Hu,‘ ledge and the »ana- distance front the public road The tr.-stle is h.dded b> a curve appiouclnng from (lie Sanford side and the engineer could not sec the lady u,,til the train was upon her. She was evidently deaf or entirely oblivious to i"'r surrounding» and made no effort to Ret oil the tn-stle which was only f»>ur fe«-t high Ihe engineer applied I In*“ r brakes and did all in Ins power to -»"l* >be train, lull eould not entirelj sl'o ken *|>c««l in sin I. a short di»tam .and th* pilot >d tin engine knocked t lie >“ >*> Horn ,rH,'k The tram was sl‘*p|frl US mam as |M.»slhle and the crew ruslied back lo render ani l’Ut wli. i-, tl.t-v -.■a. litsl ber lllc wusevtiuit The news was tcU-phoned to thè city and a i-oroiu-r's lurv lliipaiii'lle.1 and alter viewliig thè r< rimili- and lukmg leslimony gave their v.-rdiet No hlume cali lx- uUacli.sl t.» tln- tram criiw us thè Ui’Cldent e.»ulti ll.it b a v e br«- n uvoide'l • The remaiii» w.-fe interré.) in l.ak* 11. w c.-nietery \.-st.rd»> little more than a workout for our noble athletes, who scored at pleasure and romped all over the prostrate forms of their opjionenls at their own sweet will Chief among the uforesaiil rompers was Mr Zimmertnann, who carrnsl the bull over for four touchdowns, made a seventy five yard und fifty yurd run, l>e*ides taking part in a number of minor rn|„ . A, p 3,M lid III* share towards boosting ihe score placing the ball twice iM-blnd the eneinus gout pmi nmJ | , nM1|1 al)(t Sparkman eu. h add(^j " Sanf(m, ,,olltary K Q n mn()e op Bn intercept«-*, forward pass by Woodrufl wf,0 ran through a broken field some ft,rty yar,,, for touchdown The wu< n, w v1,rx .lifti. nlt angle and lh<‘ attempt at goal failed Uuring thè tlnr.l pirunl lli|l«b..r..iigb w,c» usi II g four «.ilislil.it.-« '»p.i. siili.t Hu»hta II I .irriti! and K<im«.lell ..Il P. Uig tuken .tilt Pili a» long |» tln- faith fili Zittimy wnts l.-ft to .1.. Po-inv—» il a,, peutt-d t «• Ite all tinti wa» in .-'»a r i spul Minili W a» t Mt-. I. O l i i rally ih I he game wtth a cut under tln- t-ye. but ramiback III tilt- f.-ortli |»ri...i .m>l linei- In» t.nicbdow n l'Io- gentle it-pliy r» fr.—l, troni t,r. . n lund's icy mouiilino-, -wln.-h itisi» look puri in tlie generili rmnping over italleld were probablv r.-poi,«il>|. tur 1In ..... . attendilo. " whi I. *1- pil.fnlP, «inali t..r a holidav I olh.Wlng wa« Ite line ,.p llillsl.ormigl. Itams.lell l'. rry r giti end ( nn.ilev righi tackl. E arri, r Hoteley. righi guarii, Koi.li—, . enler llntton, l.-ft guani Hitshnerr ( l-frk. Turner, left tackle. Il.-ntlerson. teli end. Pow er). .pmrter back, Sparktnan, lluslinell, righi hulf back. Asp captAin . luti back; Zlmmerman, left hulf J.nek Sanf.ird ^^.•.M|ru!, . rtgbt ep.l M. I.uiiglilln, righi tackle. Merrill, righi guarii tlilliert center Th,irsi..ri l.-ft guarii Miei, l . ’ l t.i* kà K-uigli M i ■od II* r Iidoli ■ Ipl .ni. | lai ter lui. k • hit Iclidoi, righi I alt Pa< i Ilio li. r filili.<tck, El.-l.l' rigPt Pali Ini. k lleferee. Kloss, umpire. Hopkins, Utile k*s-pt-rs, E'ields and Harrett; head linesnjun. (ìt-orge liollninger Time of ette P*T|ihI. lìfttsn imnot*-« Tampa T im i- I l RKKYS < H I.Al’ IN N I Y * M ( K —> tnirrlrmi lt ir tl » Shipprd Nurlh llmughl I 7 I cui» Per Pi.unil New Y ork. Nov IH. The olHw-rvance of Thanksgiving l>uy in New Y .*rk < ity li.-gan ut I o'clock thi» morning Al that hotjr thè Howery missions' brvad line formisi f..r thè first lime tln* wmt..r and basket» of foo*l were distribuì««! Otber charituble and philunthri>|.ic or galilTatloil» tliro.lgh.iut Ilo .iti followi.t -mi .Inring th- morning li..or» ,.n.| ,i wa» •-lm .it.-d llial more tbun t.n.tMIU . barit v •linii.rs were drovidisl for thè poor ni thè city through ila- vunoua agende». The city governmenl spr-nl $4,600 for u sumptuous re pimi for thè 4.600 prismier« in city institutions and the United Stale» government furnmh.-d dollar dm I h « n k « g l » mg I l e r n« . - « mrs im it» -MM)0 g.tests at Fills Island Tln- .’ htldrt-n ..( t h è nr » i grati, in il,. I h«* Kuj IimTcU th«Hr »umiliti aMi'mpt t«i r»*Mirr»H:t iu» tur |>nKni)iU* p r i m a r y d e p a t t m e n t ' under iY,<- .1 e. t II.Il FOR THE SPECIAL SESSION • Jacksonville Puts Up Dough For Legislators Expense TWO OATS COST A TIDY SIM Amenilmcnt ‘To The City Charter W a i Expenuyc But Worth The Money To City M-J Tulluhaaaee, N'v>*' 27.—State Treas- • urt-r J ('. Lulling has t*Miay received from tin- board of trade of the city of Jackson­ ville and turned into the general revenue fund of the state treasury the sum of $7,242 40. Iiemg payment in full of ev­ ery cent of expense which the state in­ curred for the s|Ms-ial vw.mii of the Lehislaturp hold O. tol.er 1st to 3rd, to enact urm-ml menu to the Jacksonville city charter which would enahle that city to acquire municipal' «blocks and terminals. The Jacksonville board of trade has thus fully and promply kept its pledge that tin- s|m-.-iuI .«ettsion called at its re.411.-1 should cost the stnte of Florida nothing It 1« iiii<f<T»t.,--*d that the exjH.ns«-» in. urred bv stoeral of th« counties for I..tiding «piv'i.d election» to lili vucanciua III tile Legislature will also Ih- fully re­ funded i*, tiie .•.■unties |,x the hoard of trade. 000 W all. mi ...unt. fui» rust let the con­ trail lor the .•oust ruction of seventy mil«— ot hard road*. o o o I he hrst annual meeting of the Wom­ an « DciMovrntir la-ague of Duval counli wa« held it, Ia<*ksoiiville Monday af14 rr,....„ a Il 11 <1 I he Tilden packing house at Tildenv die 1» running «ml th*- machinery is be­ ing turn.«! bv juice mnmil.iclurcd at Winter t.arden. I'lu-y do »ay that it i* the prettiest packing house any­ where W inter (■ arden Times. o o A Miami dispatch says Clifford H. Hrown. a bust lasts irtun ol this city, cominittisl suicide today by shooting him«e|f I hr*« times. Either shot would ii.tv. j .r••v 4 Iai al Mr Hrown, In • 1,1.1. guv. I-..«• In »■ r. . ers*-s a« lh<- reason lof 111*. fa*li .el II. I.-ft a note to his mol her and und« . a will und a state­ ment He leaves a wife and three chil­ dren o o o 'The Iw—t crop und the h.-t grade of fruit 1tie Flagler grove ever bad. they are gut I,.ting tin* season K<ir pine land triol the (bin »kins and bright fruit is language gi\e them a f. w sugi**—i ion» \\ ,i"rd l-la. K gi.-na.liii. ..ver wl.it hard to heat Mr Rowley, the inanThe roll was esilisi I.-, ill. ».» rotary . -. I ■ .1* . h. ne with la., an.l cerise trim tig.-r t h. grove ex|Hs-ts to gel about and a large number .il the ne in!« r» re ' o.mg» Mi»» M al« ! |\..w|er pink rin—»a tl,i hiMorit *lmn» r> .tini « Uhlum*» •*1 th« of tlieir tea. h*T» Mi sst — I ir lo*« a . tri fi 4.0110 I.,.!.Dry racks, washing ma­ a n d I ..filer g a v e a i e r i l l l t e - i - t m g i-t » ,Minded with Spa i>»h ,.r «v.-rb. ... Irapul will, pmk • hillmi Miss ' , .r i |,i «mi» | t r . m a i v u ^ c T |*urt h«u«tfikr rl,.in'- et. Iiuve t.is-n lidded this season Tie- t ill, wa» . r. n ( ,t. • i* «I ll.m.l y.-lluw m»»».iline with ere, a- , unii |miuii.l« ..( turkey. thè largì—t ortl.-r I n b i t i o n and T h a n k s g i v i n g .-verei se» to their packing hou«e equipment San U . slm- s. lay m o r n i n g A pl ano l ui » re III the repott of the citivi n!inn of the d. cilene .Ira,a r , . Miss Ito«ina lac.ji-ks ..( thè ktn.l .01 r.s-tirtl Mat««. Item Acct.rding to thè downtown market c en t i y las-n pu r e has t s l for the p r i i n u r y State Ftsleration of th. Women < i inllilando. gold »pangl.sl i,, i over grts-n 000 o.t— »alili. M i«» lleiulricks of Daytona. ''“ 'n. gr.-ater New York> Thanksgiving departnient. and it is thè intention of at Wt-st I’alin I,each la-t week, winch The rminty commissioners of Walton dinners cotti u|»prnximutely- $3.760,000, thè teachera to ha ve u serti- of ptvenile was given by Mrs. <i. IP Waldron, the blue satin. Miss Alice JactM-ks of Orlan­ county have just entered into a contract do. white mescsnlint- with white net over­ tfte items including 750,000 turkey», eritertiinnii-nU hy thi» tirsi gradi-, (or with the W.-tumpka Construction Com­ club's delegate to the convention. w.irYli $I.H75.000; 1,700,000 ,nes worth wftich tht-y wtll iuik u v«-ry stilali mlmls After arranging satisfactory a matter dress. Miss Voree, blue silk with hiue pany of Wetumpku. Ala., to build sev­ $.1411,000 MOO.OOO butti«-» of wine; OOO.- «ioli, for thè purpotte ol raising moll.-y of busincrv* brought before the club the trimming*. Miss Siuebls ..f Daytona, enty nub- of sundrlay roads for that itoti ,|,mrtM ni cranherrie*. 200.000 fjijm f..r thè payint-nìi« 011 their f.tano The white llt-l with pink brocaded velvet meeting adjourned county at $1*1»*» per mile. The work is p.iddtngs 150,000 gallon» of coler, lmf. pillili, are cnrdiully invitisi to come nini Tbe gentlemen III attendance were Frogram for December 11h tn I.«- paid fur out of the money realized puddiiigs l.Ml.OOO ¿ullon* of cider and stshow well thè children cali i-ntertain Archie Itctts. • lyiln Emerson, \\ J. Mu**«-. from tin- bond issue authorized last year. all »h o honor them with their presene«* Thig|»en, (it-orgt- E". Atkin« of Duytona, y.ino uud w.»rth of vegetatile». Mup Study. Mm» Tetherly Thu» the work of improvement and Eor th.- |ìr»t tinte in many yt-ars thè and intert-l. a» well us help to pny for Climate und Vegetation. Mis* timid. Hal lieardall of Orlando, W E‘ . Watson. progress gin-s on in all sections of Florsupfily "( torkeys c.vct-edtsl thd dt-mund their piami Animal Life, Mix* E'arnswortli , M L Ruines, H E’. IV-rkiiis, J D. Rob­ i.lu The beat birds were ert». E' El Roumillat. Walter Hibbard, and prie«-» saggisi Selected Reading. oo o .inolisi nt 20 ernia n p.mmj A huge ( ,,n c. Ilrldgr Ululi W A Ia-tller 'R oll Call, Iaikt-s. Money cannot la- sjx-nt to better pur­ shipment of live southern turkey» went Mn, A t 11IUW.|K w.i* hmttm» of th,pose in booating a locality or a section rents, und C. t . W.iodrufT n < nndldntr begging at 17 reni», ami c.dd siofwgr • C |ub Wedneaday mor'iithan by putting it into advertising. Tho The Sunford I’ ostofflctand western birtln could be bought ut 7 The announeeinenl in this issue of C. C ing. Tw o tublist of bridge were plnyt-d. ptsiple of Miami and vicinity appreciate E'rom publications und opinioh* given Woodruff 1»» alderman will be a a sur- cent« 11 pound Mrs Robert N'ewman won thè highest the truth of this and have gotten to­ out it in highly probable tliat i»>st masters prise to his many friends in this city score and will bave thè fih-asuru «of gether and ap|K)inte*l a committee, generally will hold on to the end of their I hi* new Richmond in the field, while Army Offlrcr Injured wearing the lovely brooch another week, which is now at work, for the purpoae of <^)mmi*sion. Under this rulilig m-.r. not a dark horse in the rare is a new Sergeant W P. Dennis, who has been (-„„„..(ly n, Kl,i«ts were Mr». C. M. raising a fund of $100,000, which will be than three year» wi^i have elapsed before .-andidale for municipal honors and ns in Orlando for a month or two drilling Voree, Mr». L. F.Hughes, Mrs. C. O. a change in the Saijford olilct-.cun be hi stale» in hi* announcement has the local military men, met with a pain; Aj r | j,„Khlin. Mr». O ^ W . Brady, Mr», expended in mBkihg the outside world made. I t looks, them like folly, and is never sought public honors In-fore. Mr. ful nccidrnt this week, which coat Him ( . F Sm(th’ Mni W. Herndon. Mrs. acquainted with the attractions and ad­ vantages of Dade county. certainly cheeky to bo ftlncing or seeking Woodruff needs no intrmluctlun to San- the Irtas of two fingers, and only good luck Robert Newman. 000 to plare bonds on a ,m.-o^I c for so long a ford l»eople Ijaving Ims-h a resident of smvetl a much more serious accident or "When Mr. und Mrs. Willjatn J. Bryan time ahead. The over-anaiou» and this city for the past twenty years. He |instant de»th. More Phosphate Found arrived in Miami Satrurday they were Mr. Dennis was in his room at the greedy spirit ahown ought to condemn is a well known commission man of Phosphate has been di«covered on the given a most hearty welcome. They tho applicant and his cold storage petl- business ability, ¡» progressive and pub- Arcade Hotel shortly after noon und was were met at tho station by about 1,500 lie spirited and If elected should make | practicing with his rifle preparatory to small farm north of St. Petersburg * tion. the military mnnoeuver». owned by E. II. Richardson, a local people, unci as they stepped /rom tho Sanford n first class aldortnnn Turn him down. C ITIZ E N ’ In some unknown way the cartridge electrical contractor, and he ha» refu»«s! truin tin- Second Regiment Hand played ( ’ . C. Woodruff and W. -W. Aber­ A beautifully decorated auto­ nathy are the only aspirants in the raer in the rifle wa» exploded, the bullet in an offer of $1,000 rush for the clevBtj uert- Dixie juririg his left hand to such an extent tract for whieh lit- paid $250 a few year» mobile drafted in the national color* flaxaar and Supper Mr Richardson bus refused to put conveyed the great Commoner and M iss Irene ltra.lv and Maini Howler, that ut Dr Evans' sanitarium the phy ago Th^ Ladies' Liulld of the fifilscopi.! siciac removtsf the second and third u price on the profM-rty, although urged his wife to their winter home. 3«veral clfUrOh will hold their annual bazaar accompanied by Messrs. Will Watson and W. J. Thigjien motored to DeLand flngera. to do so by a man who has ¡nveatigated sinvehes of welcome were mode by prom­ and supper, Thorsday afternoon and Thursday afternoon to witnes» the f<yotAfter going through the hand the bulthe And. It j f said that the phoaphnte inent citizens and th« Woman's Club evening, December 6th, 1912, in J. A. presented M r. Brysrt with a hug« bou». ball gam« between Gordon MilRary In-1 Ut cut an Iron rod jn two in the bodU wpecially fine and that there U plenty Harr old'a old store, on Park avenue, to qutt o( chrysanthemums, »tituto of Gtorgia and Station. lataad and w u imbeddtd In th« wall. of it in sight« * ;. w)$lch the public axe cordially Invited. ••T»-« v. „1 1 ’a s .. v' • -.1 ^ rj ft* j ^ Y «• » r^ v. . yji .J . '*A * •> ■.s'-' ■I �r .•* ' J ’ »' ■V ' •. Bj O O S S IP J e O U R CORRESPONDENTS 'MAY F - M OORE’S STATIO N We feel favored that Rev. C. H. Sum­ mer« w u hero to preach a Thanksgiving aermon. M n . Summers and their little •on* accompanied him and dined with ua. Mr. dngram «pent a portion of last week at Silver Lake. He haa aome real estate there. Mr. and Mr«. I. D. Hart of SL Auguatinc are visiting relatives in Geneva and hare this week. , Mr. and Mr«. Geo. F. Chase and daughter of Paragallfield. Me., will, ar­ rive here this week for the winter, ill reside in the Moea house on Itreet. Izxie Rauleraon of Lake City is lh6 guest of hor daughter. Mr«. Geo. Mitchell. Mr». Ella Greenland’« mother.and sis­ ter of Columbus, Ohio, will aoon join her hem for the winter. Mr. De Pew of To|>eka, Kansas, is preparing to plant n hundred acres of potatoes in this vicinity. He hs rent­ ed Mr. Harper's ileardall avenue farm and Other land about here. The work on thp Geneva ferry road is progressing. The road is being slraightened and a good job being done. Folk« on this tide of the river nre much pleased. Early riser» «aw Jack Frost Monday. Tusaday and Wednesday mornings. There have l>een thirteen solid cars of lettuce shipped from J in* Cameron'» farms up till Wednesday of thi» week. More to follow. We think it splendid the deur old robin red breast is to be protector! by law. and think the boh white needs more protec­ tion. ' We'know they were shot out of season about here tin» year R *. < AMKKO.N t ITY < L U T IN G S Dr. Mentzer of Hock Spring». Wyo. «pent lust Thursday in Cameron City He wa» lierv on u luisimvui trip and '|» ni some time at Oviedo. He low returned to Wyoming. Mr. Smith of Marion county was here Tuesday of this week, trying to «ell a spun of mules He «lid not succeed A jiurty of people from New York and Philadelphia were looking nt our farm« and garthm*« anti admiring e\er> thing Mr (itHidwine wife and daughter o f Wichita, Kansas, have ionic »«• Florida to enjoy the winter and made their tirst call at Minnick I’ luce. Mr. Iirumley of Celery uvenuc was a caller at the Greer home Sunday. J. C. Ellsworth. Jr., and wife were visiting at the Mlnnicks' and Marshalls’ Sunday evening. Rev. T. It Lawrence of Rock Springs. Springs, Wyo . lias rented five acri-i of Dr. Minnirk> farm and will move hi« fapilly here in a few weeks They will live in the house owned by Mr Marshall on Jrasup avenue On Tueudny evening the neighbors guthered at Dr Mlnnicks lyid talked over the matter of a Thanksgiving dinner at the church, and after due delilieration decided to have a Christmas dinner intead. Madison Court lfuusc Hurn« The Madison county court house was burned early Tuesday morning a» the result of a cigar stump being carelessly thrown in a pile of trash during a meeting of citizens last night. Tho loss is about $26,000, covered by insurance. All the county records were saved. v/ ¡E * r,\. tfe-.i-A. — : — — -------------------- 1- f l i t «AHVÒRD HEARID - J jiT State* military telegraph corps pen­ sions and Pennsylvania railroad pen­ sions to Pittsburg division men knd their widow*, because my old boys wbuld dis­ like the change and so no doubt would others upon my pension list. To meet these payments and others under ray will $25,000,000 of bonds upon which the New York state tax has been paid, have been reserved. But the New York corporation has been made my residuary legatee and all surplus left after meeting tho provision of my will goes to it. ... SAN FO RD 'S W EATHER S T A T IO N if i« A ¡maa Clark Writes About tb* Weathir Observato-y Sanford will have something more than a flag staff and the weather reports if Congreasmin Clark ha» his way, for he la warking'on the plan to give this sec­ tion something more complete than the ordinftry weather reports, Being the center of the vegetable growing.Industry of Florida and surrounded by beautiful orange grove« Sanford la recognized as the logical site for a sub station for the Information regarding the sudden chill blasts that from time to time nip our tender vegetable nnd sometimes freeze the orange trees. * •• Hon. J. N. Whltncr has labored long nnd faithfully upop the establishment here of a complete weather bureau and In this t/iatter has received the assistance of Hon. Frank Clark, who has ever been the friend of the Sanford section and ia willing and anxlops to aid us- in every laudable enterprise, not only because of his friendly feeling, but because he knows our needs better than any of our national public servants. . Congressman Clark wired the Informa­ tion several days ago that Sanford would have such a station established and that a letter would follow. Today he writes the following: //on. J. N . B’Ai/ner, Sanfnrl, Fla.: Confirming my telegram to you, from Jacksonville, that the Department haa ordered a weather station established at Sanford, I desire to aay further that I am informed that it is the purpose of Prof. Moore to make some specinl investiga­ tions nt Sanford which will lie very val­ uable to the veu/nhle growers along the the line of frie^^nd frost damage to veg­ etables. Please do me the kindness to nrquaint the public with these farts With kind regards nnd best wishes. I nm Your» very truly. FRANK CLARK. Sing during the w<-ek of Jumiary t> Thimble Party Fertilizer is Sold on its Merits » Distinctive quality counts for as much in fertilizers as any other article. Efficient service likewise has its valua. • - ti.. Favorite Fertilizers arc made to give results— not to sell at n low price. The difference itrth e cost of a good fertilizer over a cheap one will more than be made up in your yield. Careful attention to every detail, promptness always, and a high regard for our customers' withes have helped to make us and our famous fertilizers— the Favorite brands in such great demand. IN D E PE N D E N T F E R T ILIZE R C O M P A N Y JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA * Africukuril ChsmicaU - Iniettidd«» - Serial Mlttur»« J. E. PACE, Local Agont ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ »♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ a ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ »♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + »+ ♦ ♦ ♦ + + »+ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + + »+ »+ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ :>ocxxxxxxxxt ¥ Barker Weeder B E S T THING M ADE TO L O O S ­ EN T H E S O I L A F T E R A RAIN Geo. H, Fernald Hardware Co. x x x x x x x x x x x x x tx x x x x x x x x x x x x r r i O i i i i CjO i iO i i O o O i /Oo O c r ii iO cjO ijO i Why Salves Can’t Cure Eczema Guild Will Meet - o i l uf |.u- -i "l>. p r e j o d l r i s o d o t h e r inltu , • Mrs T A Newton on Union street ■ H R H R v iO n O n O ilO iiO n O i iO i i O u O ijO i t has issued invitations to n thimble party Saturday afternoon, complimentary to Miss Hazel Osborne of Rochester. N Y . who 1« the guest of -Mrs James Moughton acti on w as t h a t " t h e v er di ct w a s the re ••lice* " ♦ ♦ • • • • • I I M *#♦ « « ♦ «»♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ »> ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ *’ Congra Honored Mercer Davis Mlaa Dorothy Dsvis entertained the Sanford society buds last night in honor of her brother, Mercer Davis, who is visiting hia parents for a few days. Mercer is making his home in Palatka with his grandmother. Mm. F. D. Ack­ erman and his many Sanford friends were glad to greet him again under such auspicious circumstance«. About thirty of the young people were present and they made merry until a late hour. The Thankagiving game« were greatly enjoyed and were new and novel. The pritt* wero moat unique. For instance, Adelaide Higgins, voted the pretticaj girl present was handed a package canfully olid tenderly wrapped and upon opening it a fine large Irish potato rolled out. This seems to have been a put up Job on the Irish arid savors much of T. K. Dates. It is safe.to as­ sert that thdboys and girls have never as thoroughly enjoyed a social event as heartily or entered into tho games with such rest, and after delicious refresh­ ments had been served the merry crowd departed with a feeling that Miaa Dor­ othy Davis was a most .charming little hostess. Those present were Adelaide Higgins, Muriel Harrold, Douglas Aliernathy. Let lie Caldwell. Lillian Herring. Elenor Herring, Helen Hand, itulii Roberts, Francis Gonralen, Annie Anderson, Fan­ nie Relm Munson. D orothy. Davis. Frank and J D Woodruff. Sydney Chose, James Higgins, Reginald Holly. Hume Rumph. Alfred Roiison. Rilly North Florida Oranges Holden. Fred Wight, Morris St>eneer. Taylor county has grown n great many Grillin Herring. Walter Rowland, Ar­ oranges this yrnr Almost every home thur Dickins, Mercer Davis, Robert lias a few tree* nnd all are heavily loaded. Hi nis> We cannot begin to estimate the number grown it reminds us of old times when Taylor grew more orange* than almost Gunmen Sentenced Gyp tin* Flood, Whiley I-ewi*, l,efty any other county And they are as finely Louie and lingo Frank, tiie gunmen run- flavored as any to be found in South victed of I tie murder of H erm an Rouen- Florida Orange growing could tie made that, were sejitencfd by Justice Goff to |iny tier« almost as well as in other today to die ill the electric chair at Sing |inrts of the state Perry’ Banner Each of the prisoner» wiu> sentenced •eparalely. ami in each case Churl«« G F Waldo, their counsel, moved that the verdict be set aside and the judgment lie arrested. Each motion lit* tire God successively denied. One of the grounds for Mr Wahle’s Sat;ml^M 29. 1.912 I lie Guild of the Fpi-eopnl rhi.rch will meet on Friday afternoon at ,T o'clock at the residence of Mr». T. A. Neal. All members are earnestly urged to bo present os business of Importance ia to lie transacted. Fine« fh* ntit-fashloneil rnr> of cur­ ing eciBina tluouiih III* I.... . has If** ll guen up by »clmii-i* nuiii) different salves have been If, ’ nt »kill ills*»»*». Hut It hits been fuiio.i inut these Halves only clog the pores and cannot penetrate to the inner skin below the epidermis wfiers the ecsenia germs are lodged. penetrsll This— the quality of penetrstlng— probably explains (lie Iremendoue suecess of the well known liquid rrirnu rr: remedy, oil of wlnliriiren. thymol, gly­ cerine. etc.. »■ compounded In D fl U Prescription Ws have sold othsr remedies for skin troubles but none that ws can rscomnieii.l as highly as this for we know that D.D.D. stops the Itch at once. Wo Just want you to give D.D.D, a trial. That will be enough to prove it. ' Of course all other druggists hav# D.D.D. Prescription— go to them It you can't coins to us— but don't accept some big profit substitute. Hul If you come to our store, we «re •oceitsln of.wbnt P.D D will do for you thsl we ofTeV you a full slss bottle on •hie guarnitir* If yom do not And that If takes .iwny tbs Iloti AT UNCU« U costs you not » cent. None of the condemned men gave any visible sign of til« .feeling«. Acrompnnled by Sheriff Harhurger nnd twelve deputies, the four were forced through a big. ailent crowd outside of the Criminal Courts building, thrust into the prison van and taken to the Grand Cen­ All kinds of rep«tit work Sanford Ma­ tral Station, where they hourded n train chine A Garage Co * fn-tH-tf for Sing Sing There with Charles Bro­ ker, former lieutenant of police, con i » « e e e * e e o e « + * e e * « e e o e * e e « e » e e * « e e e e e « * e o * e * » « « * » « * « e « o « * ' e « e * 0 ' » " « ‘e o e * * * * e * e * * ^ # o di-mned as the instigator of the Rosenthal murder, they will await eirclution. METTINGERS The Event of the Season The musically inclined and all the people of Sanford who delight iq a Icoture recital and good music are promised n treat in Edward Baxter Perry, who will npjicar at the High School Audi­ torium on January 3rd at H o'clock. This fine attraction has been secured at a large figure hut it is thought 'that enough ticketa'can lie sold at fifty ceijts each to muke it a |>aying venture Ev­ ery on« is cordially invited to attend the I.ecture Recital, one of the beat events of the season. The Indies will call ujion you nnd sell the tickets. 0“rli Married In OTlahdo Mr. Allen Boyd Wallace of Sanford/ Carnegie Give« Money Away Andrew Carnegie, in a statement an .the bugaboo of Orlando during the base nounce« that ail but $25,000,000 of his bull nightmare of last summer, was mar­ fortune, which will be disposed of under ried in Orlando last night to Misa Flor­ his will, will be left to the Carnegie cor­ ence Stringfellow, also of Hanford. They esme down in an auto, and had poration of New York, which .has been a blowout on the road, with the result made hia residuary legatee and which will carry on hU educational and charit­ that they tjjd not reach the Presbyterian manse, where the service was performed able work.. Mr. Carnegie's statement likewise ex­ by Dr. Stngg, until something like eleven plains his reasons for planning to pension o'clock. The happy couple left the d ty on the ex-prealdents of the United State« na he provided for recently through t}>e Car­ midnight train for a visit to Mr. W al­ negie corporation. In making his an­ lses'« relatives in the Shenandoah Valley nouncement, telling how he had gTTOT' "°f .Virginia.— Reportsr-Star about putting his "goapel of wealth” into practice. Mr. Carnegie said: Re». I). J. Hlockrr Will Preach "1 resolved to fulfill the requirements Rev. D. J. Illocker^of DcLand will of the 'gospel of wealth’ by transferring conduct service« at the Baptist church funds and have done so except that 1 next Sunday morning' at 11 o'clock and found it desirable to retain for awhile In the evening at 7. All art'cordially perwonal distribution of my United invited to be preeent. . • i 106-108 FIRST S T R E E T W omen’s Sweaters, val­ ues $3.98. our <PO pr A regular price _ « P O e t l l / Blankets, value $2 48. our price regu l a r ......... SANFORD. FLORIDA W omen's Kid Gloves, values $1.19, (D1 A A our- regular pr. BETTER SAFE *; $2.25 THAN SORRY Good Table Linen, val­ ue $1.39, our (I* "I OPT price regular.' t P A e ^ n J Men s Neckwear, value 39c, our price reg- OPT/» u l a r .................. - O O C BUY Men and Women’s hose values 29c, our OPT^* price regular____ : RELIABLE Women’s U n d e rv e s t«, value 29c, our reg- 25c GOODS Mixed Suitings, values 89c, our price reg- fT p T ^ ular.................... • •J *' Women’s oat S i its, value$21.98 ( P Q A A A our price__ t P ^ v f a V f U METTINGER’S NE ►t ...................................................... Men’s Sweater«, value« $3.28, our reg­ ular price____ $3.00 -------- r -— r r a _________ xeij 9 �v ^ a w ta m a tì* u p u rçrr - . M un !? A * .- V f. Ji ■_ ■111 REPOBLICANS A V A U N T ci cm11. iin.nl> nmnh' *bgtnti«*l iatw ttiul thu tho «-K-i.il. ■»ml gentlemanly rampaigit ol Pr Uilion. devoid ol rancor, abu.«*.-. vito|H-raj tion and »lander in the one crowning Col. Thrasher Believes Spoils glory und the one redeeming feature of I the Preiulential content, and that the Belong To Victor |overwhelming and triumphant election of Vt otKtTOw Wilson 1» a most ->plendld tribute to the high character of that ri[»e. W R IT E V IE W S FROM DISTANT LAND scholar nane and level headed mun, true American gentleman am) Democrat, And ut the same time phown the wisdom, common tense and aanity of a vast mnEurope Took Great Interest In The Jority of our ninety odd millions n( citizens. As between Taft and Roosevelt, Late Presidential Election they any •" There is little choice l « ’l » is -ii And Result rotten apples " It: Every one practically thinks Pr. The following letter from C o l-!& :^ t. Wilson is the man who is equal to the oc­ Thrasher waa received tod ay: casion, and to the emergency oi the hour O’mrro, Sirif trltind, Morfmhrr J?t: anti wish him unmeasured success. Editor Sanford Herald: I» « mi voting, shouting, ■ml praying for In» Thoji to H-o-l-I-i-l-a-x with «ivil iJHnvt'rulir victortoa (or- lor. »e ll, half «ervirs. Pr \V||»on a i-entury. and «111 »oon be too old to Truly. vote, and b«-iore they die I want them A M TH R AS H E It to nee the Promlaed Land of real Jeflernonian and Jnckionlno Democracy The wholesale removal « ill not affect I « the Boat In v e s tm e n t In F lo rid a any of the brave battle scurred (»rand W e b - f . e«U •« »* • !-'» b ^ e i r ^ e p it ^ e M i e « . C i t » All Work Receive* My Personal Army men, for they are all dead or draw- j a tel S e L a i U n a || LLot* D *« .*UUiia o ti i J S e U r b ib Firm it»J T i m Ì j i >( I ia J Writ# ei i *ng pension’* Ahd If per chance one of Attention And Beat Effort* them hupla-m-d to l>e holding u Federal TAMPA BA> IAND COMPANY Opposite City Hall Telephone No. SS office, he has held it. doubtlo>*s. long A r M t l f i n N « l ’l H a n k B U f T a m p * . Fl< rw ji enough to have feathered his nest well, add being the same true, brave and cgur- ( ageous trrnn he believe* in justice anil fair . plav Remove him loo Hut double his pension and In will not kick * in it ic lf w||h its headaches, sour stomach, unpleasant breath Those fellows deserve the care of a grate-1 and nervous depression bu^ nervousness’ brings a bad train ful country, and those brave fighters1 o f worse ill« i f it is not stain correeted. But I f you w ill clear whom I met nt Manama.«, Gettysburg, 1 \yoiir system o f poisonous bile you will be rid o f present Seven lines, Malvern Hill and th e 1 (roubles and be secure against others which may b<^worse. Crater at Petersburg, Virginia, whoaei Hut what will lie do? Like Cleveland, he belii-vea down in every hilltop and smiling valley has l>eei) 1 his great «oul in the "divinity ol h o »- , cnM," £uln‘ d “ nd mtt‘,P rlph wilh ,h e | esty.’ ’ Hut like Cleveland, great and i blood of the *lnin’ ttr* enti,lfd to * U thp| ' fff’T net quickly and *iircl> they regulate the bowels, stimulate splendid man and President that he was. l*>n’,lo'w the-v have or. m“ v hereafter rethe liver and kidneys— tone the stomach. Then your I hope he will not bo slow in "turning the blood will l>^ purer and richer and your nerves w on’ t bother . rascals out." In ’ this Hulkan war to the U ha" ,M>Pn “ ,d lhnt lhp th,rd **‘r,nrr | you. Th e whole world over Beech am Si Pills are known as a victors belong the apoiU of war An- *“ ,h‘‘ nmn of dw,iny nnd * m ■* elertwl most efficient fam ily remedy, harmless but sure in action. For drew Jackson Democracy and Demol 'J,G Many urKP that I ) f ' Wllaori all disorders «if the digestive organs they are regarded aa tho craUc religion claim the spoil» i f called ta,hp man oi dpM,ny " nd " urp|y C. H. D IN G E E Plumbing and Qas Fi t t i ng TAMPA P R O P E R T Y Biliousness is Bad Enough NoW that the bitter und shameful contest haa been fought out and won by .Woodrow Wilson, I venture to s.uy thut there are a lew things wo should remem­ ber not to forget, and some suggestions to be made by one who has never a«k«*d for an office from his county, state or the Federal government. All Europe has been Intensely interested, because of the vituperation, cruel charges and counter charges by Roosevelt- and Taft, on for advice I should say. "D r Wilson. ,urfP,*d h,m3p|i W * ibal1 ^ the one against the other, such as liar, nrise early on March 5th. lfij.l. nnd beThis Is too long n letter already, but at thief, rohber and worse, and 19 such girl M o r e breakfast, and *a rapidly as ( the risk of being tiresome I have written lengths and depths that the etfdraled.' Wfo cait aign your name dismiss or remove ’ ‘ h* following «o||lo«|uy. anil if you see cultured and refin«-d stood agaat, \wvfry .jitother’s son of the office holders ,5t• publish it along with and a» a part amazed and astounded, as they read who' yon In- turned oul " He*hla letter ciwt poV.ibly poteit from day to day, such charge* nml coun- , KdW in VioriuA, Oh' Hull Moose thut I am Woe is iil< and on through ull the ter charge« made by the President nml *{)<U-*. CK’an and fumigate the Augean me. The personification of woe. "As Ex-President of the United Slates, the stables” and see that every Federal of- \the eagh> soaring in his pride of place, ona against the other, after five years of flee is filled by honest, reliable, lo n g 1I ’ ve been by mousing owls, hawked at the closest and most confidential friend­ suffering and lohg waiting Deinocart* .’* anil killed.". Yes, I’ ve been slugged ship, and naturally they watched and Hear my reasons Listen! in I860, over the rope*, whipped to a frazzle, waited with deep Interest as the cam­ when Lincoln was elected President, I scourged, skinned, scandalized, abused I paign progressed, and with n still deeper was too youug to vote, and from that and and «hot " . Hooker und Pr. and more profound interest the final day till this glad hour, we have had one Crum, avaunt' You have been my un- j result of Nov, tho 5th. Democrat for President' And con- doing " "Shades of Ananias, I hate' And now they ask, "How eoulif this sequently. with civil «er\ice rule* and you " 1 am sail. sor»’, «our uml sick of result possibly happen?" Mow is it that what not, practically every Federal it all 1If 16 Y*-s No, n«> those two m en’ who had a-«salb-<l each'office is now, and has been throughout .-trnf ir/icn 1 think of uhnt I um, other ao unmercifully, with the must that long, long (n-riod. held by Republi•t ruf what I ufrd to u*l, cruel epithets, and each hack*«! by the cans and warcely a Democrat tins held I think I'rc Ihroutd mynlt uuog, ■ parlisnn press, have received many mil an office, <vr participated in the udminisWithout luffieient rot " lions ol votes from their admirers und t (.ration of Federal affair*, except to Listen’ It is oblivion* kn«-U. Ping friends, and yet Dr W ilion is elected shout and vote every hnir years, and us v^uoth the I r«“Slilenl of UiHt boasted land of m the <use of Samuel J I llilvqA to be Dong, Ping I long Ping Pong the lr«*? and home of the brave " The openly defiant, ami shamelessly enraged Nevermore result of the voting was known m Paris, ' *n th*’ count, ami actually robbed of u There are plenty giro*! waiting PemLondon. Herlin, Rome ami th** other old splendid victory Am I not right ’ o*"rut.*. ami if Pi ilson will u**- Ui* pen world capitals alimwtj us h o o i i hs in New Ask old stager* like Hob Davi*. Mmu' just right they uml their children's chi! ^ °rk, and th«**** ff**»ide ;«r** «till thinking, S loiies. Hen Kobinsop. Fin* \S hitiw-r. Jren will 1.1*-*- Inin, and tin gunng world wondering. »|>*-echie*«, ami waiting for John Pace, \pp Ria*«etter. Frank For» will applnml and approve 1'lie being an «-xplunntion. It «*«’in« to I«* the con- ter, M F Robinson uml other* They out in the cold lor fifty year* has crisited census of opinion at home and abroad, know tin- fact* j^ e r y one of them has the niH-ensily and necessity knows no BEECHAM’S PILLS ‘ t n Best Preventive andCorrective T in dlr#clion« «Ilk » a r y U i V « » I m U « H pxU U r far w > a _________________________Sold m fy w lm » , la bo»aa |0c., 2V Seed Irish Potatoes •j m r . Choice Selected Stock Improved Rose No. 4. Irish Cobbler. Dixie. Red B1iss Triumph. Write for Price*. L**t us >ond vou our booklct.s e n t it lfd Irish P o t a t o « * 1- loritia Vegt-Uibles. USE ID E A L F E R TILIZ E R S BEST A N D CHEAPEST W I L S O N 8c T O O M E R F E R T IL IZ E R C O . FLORIDA J A C K S O N V IL L E . SANFORD fa BRANTH R . <’ . Maxwell. Manager. ÉÊ RELIABLE CLOTHING *0 oooooooooooooooooaoooooooooooooooooaoooooooooooooooooaoooooaoooooooooooooooooooooaoaoooooooaoaooooooocoaDOOooo i ELI ABILITY is one of the points on which we have a decided opinJ y j ion. We want you to have the utmost confidence in everything we X % ! sny in regard to our Clothing. We sell nothing but the best and we know them to be thoroughly reliable. We know that the makers in­ tended to make garm ents o f proven reliability. If for any reason whatsoever this condition is not thoroughly carried out in the garm ent we have sold you, we want to be told of it so that we may make it correct for you, thus serving a double purpose—first, g iv in g you the satisfaction which you deserve for the money you have invested and secondly and more important, retaining your good will and having you as a walking advertisem ent for the goodness of the garm ents we sell. Don’t forget that we have the nicest line of Boys’ clothing in the city. * ' • •>» -.Watch Our Window for Saturday and Monday Specials lo o o o o o o o o o o a o o o o o o o o o o o o o »o o o iio o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o i SANFORD SHOE & CLOTHING CO. SUCCESSORS TO D. L. TH RASHER $ -105 E A S T FIR ST S T R E E T : t ; S A N FO R D , F LO R ID A * . • . *i-1 ■> w I *pn:i! H -V. KjXiJ Vico . ... SHaaaX: ■¿m a#' . ..v.JBerJMvG * * ' -i �#■*•■•**»• RSW Eprr.5^S * * • TH E ÍVVNÉORD t t O W J i ating of a new county will be the furni­ and th* aum for these few Item* should not be large. But just remember this! There is already a movement on foot and it has been brought up In open meet­ ing of tho board of county commissioner* to buy a lot and build an addition to th* court house at Orlando because the bust ness of the county has increased to such an extent that tho present quarter* are inadi!quate to tho present need* of the county. ,* . I f tho question of county division had neve* been raised the tax payer* would have been confronted with the payment of about $ 100,000,io r additions to the present court houso and the people of tho north end think that sinco the busi­ ness of the County has increased so rap­ idly primarily from the great increase from this end that tho best movo under the circumstances would not bo the build­ ing of an expensive addition to the pres­ ent court house, but to endeavor to build a court house at this end of the county and keep the business at home. Think it overt Do you want to spend $100,000 more at Orlando and still be twenty-five miles away and receive none of the "benefits of tho taxes or would you rather keep tho money for the court house and spend it on good roads for the next ten year* and after wo are rich and prosperous in our small county build a small, new court, house? HIE SANFORD HERALD ture and* the records, PuUUbad t v n T u »»J«» «nd FrVJty Mornlnl By THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY R. J. MULLV, Editor W. M. HAYNES. Butines* M t n a j t r Subscription Prie*. $ 2 .0 0 a Year In Advance DeUvond ta Ih . City tnr carrier 12 00 per r »* » In advance or 20c per month. Payment» la ad» aneo mutt be made at oflke Rntarrd aa oeoorvd-claaa moll matter Aujoat 22nd 1908. at tho Poatoffloo at Sanford. ITorlda. ander Act of March 3rd. 1879 OMce la llorald Bulldln« Telephone No Mt> The editor of tho Fort Pierce N o v« U an aspirant for tho poaition of poat• master of his thriving town. There are ¿bout 106 editor* in Florida, and tho edJtor of tho N c’*'» thinks they "ought to be taken care o f with the ftrat 166 offlees given out. Editor Holly of Sanford ougl|t to be given tint drawing from the hat .holding tho 166 fat job*.— DeLand Record. ' • ----- O— — . The cool weather of the paat week will work wonder* with tho coming let­ tuce crop, and tho stuff that will go to market in the next few week* will be the finest that has ever left Florida. The quality ought to make tho price and If the grower* will only demand a fair profit on the stuff and create on f. o. b.market here there will be no question about their making good this season. V ------o ------ ("apt. R> II. Marks of this city is a candidate for the position of Register of the U. S. Land office at Gainesville. This one of the juicy plunp soon to be plucked by a Democrat and there Is not u Democrat in the entire south more worthy of the position than Cnpt.* Murks, a Confederate officer, a staunch Democrat, a southern gentleman nnd a man beloved un<! respected by n lurge ri-r|e of friends all over the south. () WLn ms. . Bfc* i - .. .. uv I mil m i 'IIU to lie sweejimg tne north is bringing the tourists to Florida and Sanford is getting a share of them. Next season with our new tour­ ist hotel this c(t> should tie made tile rendezvous for the tourist nnd sportsman und there »»ill he no reason in the world to go anywhere else in Florida for the llest hunting, halting, automohiling and every other pleasure that makes Florida the playground for the winter visitors. () p jt i • T H E "SH O P E A R L Y ” A D V IC E With supernal courage, paragraphers all over the land have entered upon the annual routine of advice to Christmas shopper*—"viait tho ahops and see what they have to offer"— "bu y early and avoid* worry in the last days before Christmas"*—"consider the amount of weariness you can save the salespeople, if you do the hulk of your shoppiing now," etc., nd infinitum. Knowing paragrapher*. you could ex­ plain fills seomjng anxiety in several ways One is that the early Christmas shopping advice is as much expected as the weather report nnd the canny para­ graphic would give his audience what it in looking for. Another reason is that advertising pntron» of the paper get abundant assistance in tins manner and the more a merchant prospers the more lie advertises. A tiiird reason is that frequently the paragraphic has dwelt in households where the winding up of preparations for the winding up of the glad Yuletide find* the whole family in a devilish we use the word wtthous apol­ ogy stew, where tears from the women folks and beastly exhibitions of ill tcmpi-^ among the men all react on the hapless joungsters fur whom the "merry Christ­ mas" is being made. Out there is no sense in exposing fhe The lle|Kirter Star rngrft» the hasty urtiun of the other du>. when an islitorial was putdlkhed favoring count) division and attempts to hedge on ihp the propo­ sition h) su) mg that Sanford is trying to take too much territory No linis have been drawn ns yet and if the lines contemplated were made public tho boundaries would give the southern half modus operand! of the parngrapher.' of the county more than two-third* Ills advice to shop early is entirely rele­ ed with the'prodigality o f the rent of tho county proceeded to bond her own dis­ trict for brick roads. Possibly the only lesson for us in the dolay is to profit by Sanford’s experience, os well as by any mistake* she may have made. But we are right VP against It, „Some­ thing must be dona. If It is not quickly done we may consider our city and coun­ ty back number*. The flr*t to Intro­ duce good roads, we have allowed our­ selves to lag behind all the towns about us that have profited by pur earlier en­ terprise. This matter, discussed at some length by the Orlando board of trade at its last meeting, la recognised by the board, by the hundreds of automobilo owner*, by thoee who use vehicle* of any sort, by our merchanfa and particularly by tho observant and critical new comer, who has cosh in his pocket to invest, as tho most important matter for instant and serious action. Wo have always stood for advance­ ment along the line of good streets and good roads. Wo believe that to hang back, clogged with the banracle* of a "penny wise and pound foolish" policy when all the world has demonstrated that tho only way to secure the benefit of good roads is to bond Tor them, will become our death knell. We are for the Issuing of tho bonds per­ mitted us in the city and if there Is any doubt about tho legality of the matter, to secure the right at the next sitting of thq Legislature. As to the county roads, considering that Sanford district is preparing to pave on its own account and the fact that un effort is being made to divide the county, and the further fact that the proportion­ ate cost would be lens, with more to ahow lor It if Orlando district were bonded 9 rather than the balance of the county, W.e arc inclined to the opinion that tin* district plan would give the best results, unlfsp the entire county would go into it heartily as a means of preserving the unity and good feeling among our people. Whatever the plan, we trust, that be­ tween the city council of Orlando, the hourii of trade, the county commission­ ers and the efforts of the citizenship generally w<» will unke up to this in­ tensely interesting nnd most im|>ortant queatlon. Orlando Citizen. * , have threatened to cut oil the county pap O — L E G A L P R IN T IN G "One of the reasona why tho Sanford Herald wants n division of the county is on arrounl of the legal printing It never gets any of it It is not worth the trouble if you take it at the rates that some of the Orlando pa|H>rs hid for It. relatives and others, you "owe it to" these clerks will he worked to a frazzle by Christmas eve, even if'you and your friends arc considerate enough to do your buying early, but you cpn aubtract Just so much weariness from their spirits and possibly, by keeping your nerves unra»|>ed, you cah he of assistance at the last difficult moments to others who have been unable to complete the awful gift list The Christmas present giving custom We have been in the business for years and have never tukeh legal printing for lens than statute rates nnd we never will praised K . |W7 ’ 1 A county pajM-r has hard times nt best and the cutting and slashing of rates is unnecessary and foolish. la-gal print­ ing is the only cream in the business, and we are going to have the cream or nothing. Skim milk rates don't go here. — Winter Garden Time*. If The Herald ever takes any legal printing it will la1 at (lie legal rate und nothing else. As the qiatter stands /now none of the legnl' printing comes here if tho county officials cun keep it in Orlando. ----- O----JUST ONE M O M E N T As stated Indore The llerald will not take up uriy more spare in tlje county division matter. This part- of Orange county expects to divide and no human agency will prevent the division. As to whether the county w ill he large or amuli Is left to the actions of the people of the ' in'ith« -p half •' it iluit the citizens o ,.. t ol t.ie county can talk about Is higher taxes In the new county. There will ho no higher taxes in the'new coun­ ty. Wo are separating to reduce taxes and tho high-taxi* In Orange county will be no nffalr of our end of the county. The expense of a new court house will be nothing, ns there are several buildings that can bo used for the next ten year* here If the new county site is decided by popular vote to be placed In Sanford. Tho only expenses inciduntal to the cre­ _____ he the enlightenment of the ages - is of course growing unpopular among thoughtful people, who ure won­ dering if it |s not time to stress the Christmas spirit idea more, hut as long os the great day is observed, it will be­ gin to the children first of nil and for them gifts should be provided In all gen­ erosity. There is seldom anything of the shoddy wish to "pay back" or "put him under obligations” or to "stand in" in the thought of the Christmas toys for tho Ixiya and girls. The paragrapher should make his advice say: "D o your Christmas shopping early, spend your money on the kiddies and let a card or a rose suffico for the grown up friends who have sense enough to understand."— Miami Metropolis. ------ O ------ O R LA N D O W AKES U P Bad roads give rise to good roads talk. Our people have "had such a sickening dose of had road* that even the most unprogresaivo has at lost gotten the Idea of good roads to percolate through his cranium. The lesson has been a rather severe ono and tho loss has been prodigious, but It is a lesson well learned and now we are all convinced that good road* are vitally essential to our existence as a city and county. * » So alow has Orlando been ami so slow tho county that Sanford, with not over a fourth of our ability went ahead with her brick streets and, becoming disgust­ I Twenty ( M i» , M. FRANK Clothier and Men’s Furnisher FLORID/* SANFORD u I LADIES’HIGH BUTTON BOOTS | Just glance at our windows and get a general survey o f the variety o f styles we offer. They fit, wear and they please COUNTY D IVISIO N C O M M IT TE E Fl*e Citlrrn* Are Appointed lly Vlie President Vice President F. P. Forster who pre­ sided at the meeting of the Commercial Club last Monday night bus appointed the following citizens as members of the committee to confer with a commit­ tee from the Orlando Board of Trade +'. 1*. Forster, Chairman. G. W. Fipencer A. T. Koasetter. vant nnd might lie elaborated into vol­ Thus. E. Wilson umes by illustrations taken from real D. L. Thrasher life. L. R. Philip« For instance, take the rase of the . of the land in tho county and Vive the Sanford side lens than one-third. The Reporter-Star.will have to find a better excuse for wnlking backward and we more than half sus|Hi-t that their hand clerks who ure to sell you those loving hus been called b> the politicians who tributes which >ou will bestow upon N T O the building of many years' of establishedyn li s i n e ss has been p y tu ie matured experience of successful buying direct from reput­ able manufacturers. If we supply you, you receive the benefit of o u t 22 years of knowing how to buy. Make us your haber/ •dasher. i 1 g || 1 M ~7zr l E. G J D U C K W O R TH FEET FITTER = Telephone 69 S a n fo r d , F lo r id a == n= Hand E E. Brady It J Holly ft M. F. Robinson C. R. Walker J. N. Whltner 8. O. Chase N. H. Garner Joe Cameron H. It. Stevens Geo. A. DeCottes 11 II Chappell Then. J. Miller Geo. 11. Fernald P. M. Elder J. E. Pace C. H. Lefller Henry McLaulin w. j . inn. BLACK HAMMOCK TRACT ------------------------------------------------------ This tradt of land lays on (he South of Lake Jessup and has been known for years by all the old timers as one of the Very Richest tracts in the State. For Treasurer and Collecdtor Practically all Fine Hammock Land covered with hard wood timber. You can save price of the land every two years in fertilizer alone. Being an experienced bookkeeper and thoroughly familiar with the dutirn incumpent upon the office qf Treasurer and Collector I announce my candi­ dacy for this position suDicct to tho elec­ tion to be held Tuesday. December 10th. I will be unable to see each voter per­ sonally before the-elcction and take this opportunity of announcing my candidacy Reapectfully, A. A. PR E 3TO N . Investigate, It Will Pay You.—We also have a few improved places ready to go to work on that we will Sell On Easy Terms. - For Treasurer and.Collector I hereby announce my candldscÿ for the poaition of Treasurer and Collector at tne election to be held on Tuedsay| December 10 in Sanford. I am at pres­ ent holding this poaition and am quali­ fied in every way to attend to the autic* of the office and will appreciate the sup­ port o f the pcoplo on election day. Respectfully, \dly A D D IS O N L. W IL L IA M S . SEE US ' SWOPE. LAND & INVESTMENT COMPANY 2 4 -tf For Alderman I will be a candidate for the poaition of Alderman subject to the election called for December 10th. I f elected I will give the office the same careful attention that I would my business and am a can­ didate for tho position with the sole pur­ pose of Serving the city because it is my duty as a citizen. '' ■ H E R A L D B U ILD IN G . S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Ifti A *250.Want Ad. in The Herald • . •V r' • . . will Renvj- Your House For You ,* -.9 i f . ! . �' wPí.Vf* • • i • '• * •• •' • y* * • > • •* NavAIb H ^ 29 HUI CB Among tlie many Orlando visitors m A W H IT E T H A N K S G IV IN G northern price winning stock und ready the city yesterday were Dr. Hu! Heardall for the breeding pen * Address Ia-oriurd and the Misses Roaina and Alice Ja- Snow Fell at Many Place« In The Vihlen, R F D No 1, Sanford. Flu 26-atc cocks Dr. Heardall is a U. S. ArmyNorth And South F->r Sale Two Kentucky Hr»*l Mule surgeon at present stationed rt Day ton. Washington. Nov. 28. -T h e first reul Colts. 3 und 2 years old Hurgam at (Milo and is home on a leave of ubsence. snow of the season ushered in Thanks­ He ¡s rememliered by ins many Sanford giving day early today, when n reul win­ $225.00. Good buggy. Deenng mower. friends, tut he formerly resided here be­ ter storm begun shortly after midnight Address W. T Murphy. Celery City, Fla. 22-rttp "Mr*. H. L. Gibson left Saturday last fore removing to Orlando. The thermometer is falling. * for n few w w k *' visit with relatives in For Suit- Mixed poultry and pigeon Snow also fell throughout most of the Stringfellow •Wnllare South Carolina. manure. 75c |H-r barrel I. o. h. Semsouthern states, according to the weather Mis* Florence Stringfellow und Mr. inloe Squab J-'arm. Longwood, Fla. M l * Helen Mead of Di-Land was in A. H. Wallace motored to tlrlundo with llureau reports, and the cold temper­ 22-tic tho city lost 'Sunday and spent the day Mr. and Mrs. Gore of Orlando Tuesday ature is felt even in Florida. A mantle with h£r friend Mrs. Morton Hopson. evening and were united in murriage of «now coverj the Carolinas, Tennes­ Wanted To sell five new sewing ma­ Mercer Davis came down front Fidnt- by Rev. Dr Fogg. Mr and Mr* Wul see. Georgia, Alabama, Misnissippi und chines. Up to dute standard make. ka on Wednesday and will spend his lace took the midnight train from Or­ stutes farther wiwt. Blizzard* are rag Will sell at'a great bargain. Them- ma­ chines sell for $i() retail, anyone of these Thanksgiving holidays with home folks. lando for Richmond. Virginia, to witness ing in the extreme northwest. can be bought for $25 cash. Call at Miss Florence Moore of Oaklnnd ar­ the great football game lietwcen the once or write Hox 1.319, Ssnford. Flu. Watertown. N. Y .(Nov. 28.—At sev­ rived Wednesday evening to spend Universities of North Carolina und Vir­ 21-lfc eral {mints along the St. Lawrence. « Thanksgiving with her sister. Mrs. ginia From there they will go to OhurFor Sale Young Jersey cow with her Morton Hojwon. lottesville, Virginia, where they will he two-foot fall of «now is re(H>rti-d. Rail­ roads are working snow plow« to keep first calf, heifer culf. Inquire of F. J. the gm-st* of Mr Wallace's sister la-fore Mrs. Joseph D. Rogers and little son. their trains moving, and street traffic is Nlemeyer, Longwood, Fla. 20-t0tp Julius and Mias Mildred Freomun of returning' to Sanford badly lied up. All tjie friends of the young couple For Rent— Five room cottage with all Savannah, Ga., are the charming guests were not surprised when they heard of modern conveniences. Apply to N. H. o f Mrs. Alfred Lilja. Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 28.—Residents of Garner, city. l!)-tfc the marriage, as it had been rumored Hon. R: P. Marks, U. S. District A t­ such a step wu* contemplated. The Atlnnta and other sections of North Cottage for Rent —New, five rooms torney of Jacksonville spent a short time many friend’s of Miss Strlngfellow'a Georgia awoke today to find a white and hath. Mnrkham Heights. $15 |>cr in Sanford yeaterday en route to Orlando family and ol the young |H*oplc th'-m- Thnnk-Hgiiving Day. The heavy snow montk. Address Herald office. 23-lfc to spend Thanksgiving. of yesterday und last night was followed s-Ives unite in wishing for them a «long by a drop in tem|x-rature to 28 degrees, E. H. Tomlinson, a prominent busi­ life of hiippines« and prosperity ness man of Jacksonville and former re*, ¡causing it to remain on the ground. ¡dent of Sanford was jn the city yester­ I M P U R I Al day greeting his many friends ' t Mrs. I .Mu Kntertolns Mr» Alfred i.lba enterti.ine.1 a few Unless turkeys come down In price Vaudevilli- Performer* To Ite At Im• perlai All Arvl AA,-ek |friends at il o'clm-k turkey dinner la-t there will be but few of them pureii«.«. d \\ uz.o iV Marion, tlie team ol vaude­ nigfit in honor of her »i*ter Mr* Roger* by the local trade during the htiluiiiv-. ville (M-rformer* that entertnrn at the Among her guests were Mr. und Mrs. Few families can afford to pa> the pri Imprial Theatre Monday. Tuesday and , E. H. Hrown and fnther, J. J. Brown and - this season. Wednesday of next week {»resent n nov-1 Mrs. Hildrcd Lilja. The dinner waif k/Pat Murphy, one of the most promi­ city act of tnagic, singing, dancing and ! greatly enjoyed and the evening was nent members o f the Legislature of the comedy talk. Thety come to Sanford 1pleasantly spent in social chatting by* state was among those who visited Sundirect from Montgomerys in Jurkson- the fireside ford yesterday. 1’ut is a mumher of tie \lib*, where thev have appeared during Third House. © N A lr Do not forget the place .md date hit the buzuar which the ladies of the Hpi*copal church Will give at llurrold ...|,| st<ire Thunulny uft«*rii<i<-u and --vi-tiing Dwemher (itli The Herald acknowledge* »ith thanks the rescript of sortie v <t \ tine appl, . l'..in Mr und Mrs J I* Davison I li«-> were right from Connecticut and lifted about ten minutes I In- last two week* to well pleased audi­ ence* I I I ) HC FOR SAI F i U F A P wagon and hnrni-** \A I J’| II Thursday Fridav and Saturday of •levi week tile vaudeville feature will lie Mnrgan Miw V it toria I’owell Knglish Kreentrie tjuiek i hange Act Mi** Powell has a swis-t voice and a r*-(s-rloire of late song* ■ -I will, any mg* tli.it will win (or her a large place in tin- hearts of her audi­ ence I h* vole* for I tie buy e|e are coining in fa*( from most girla.an-1 » close lim*h 1» looked tor Those-paving more ihun Called Meeting A cullisi misting of the Sanford brnrv Associatimi will I-- tn hi n \i.room Moniluy, Dis-emln-r 2nd Chair men of committees appointed |»revious mis-tings reque«t«sl lo repon ( R \A Al Ef It 28-2t President .Mr ami Mr* (iisi A I nil«-* went First Clii»« lutile Hoard — Atrs ( I over to DeLand in their ear to witness III.' if the Thanksgiving game of football be­ 15(1 to their erisjil afi1 fti-re listed, others Goodhue. 210 I nrk a venue ll * tween Stetson and the Gordon Military can get their standing by referring to tlie Wade. t/»r Tuner Itrhinilo j f-ullellii III the I hen I re lobby Institute of lo-orgm iliHhc h it*» Itfut igt.t The tìnte A ity •■fill T J las- i* Iloilo- f/o,n point-, on 11,<- 1lele!» 1, pn 7-l|.-I >w ;i ||u- h ig h o r s i if liv ing i inly $t o<t .i.*3 I II Ili Pi-ek r.uat ( oust ulid wi l l *|»eiid a lew da>* |*-i week for the lilies! laide board in M2 the city Sis- L’arker with hit f ami l y l o- re (Its S a n f o r d ! Annie May Itruton 28 tf f r i ends are glad to k n o w that hi- is cti- joymg n-xeelli-nt h e a l t h and pn»«|.«*iiiig G r e e n c o r n is riotieeil in tti> Ii n -. i I m a r kit* I r u ct * I ni * the week, eye and of soeri t i n- a sight wi nt er at vi si tors. M anile K ale Williams Margaret Henar i Ian • 11Mie I t uina- Reto» Munson ¡ ! torothv I tuv is Hattie la-wi* Khr.abeib SlalTord Gertrude Rung)' 123 II. l‘.l 301 2 «5 Hoard. riMitn and llgnt hou-ekisping John* Hotel, tjn AAi * i Tirsi *tns-i New hotel Moilern eon venlcnces Reusonaldile rate* J , 2b q-ari meni - *i Wtule the weather is hot buy your 1tifi I 'I In* i It urly demonstrat«•* that yoU call 1(13 ! dried chipped beef nt W. W. I mug's raise uny tiling at any lime in the Sanford 1áI groc**rg. Sliced on an American slicing action. HP machine 94-tf F ina Tilling E A Douglass, ot (Ivn-do ami else bring vour ol d lire* In Sanforif Machine l erilinn Mu*lr * lui» where was in the city today on liusines* A loirage Co for vule.ini/lng fri {K i( Th* 1 e. ili.il M i-u I luti will liieel .il Mr Douglass I* one of if., hv* wiri*We are rquipftrd (o handle your ii-i -iiii lutilo ol Mr* Muli-oli S.iliudtt) id East <bang* and »- t.- .; n , ' - pirn » Ih« work Slinforil MaClillir (V I ml age Co. iln rnooi \ .,v* ■ f• 11r filili al t o hk Oviedo in tie Ir-oit rank* > I ’riug(s«-48tf Ali** lo-M-pb I Dameron willsmg county The Sanford Music d u b bus arranged for u Lectqre R«*citul by Kdwurd Baxter New York state ha* a good supply of Perry, the celebrated blind pianist. celery. Many growers have pul their , The recital will be given ai tin- High slo>-k in treiich)-* All de|>ends on tli»1 •All lo ca l Advertisement« A rider this School Auditorium on Jqnuurv 3rd at klnil -d wrutfo-r they have a- to how long Hr.k1Im < three Cents a l Ina ( neh Issue 8 o'clock Ifn-v cun hold it Tin- chance* arc limi Rev. Mr. Douglass and wifi and Rev I * e-t bat Urdu . Nov 33rd, on«- grav they. w-|| luivi- lo univi il liufori- vi-rv ram overi-mt between b u lli o n ! and Mr Perry and Mi** H rlell Mead ol I )e long Monro« lerrv hin der plea.*«- leave l.and motored over (min Del.and la-t N-w A .»rk i it. .md Tliilmblpliiu gel with It I Maxwell and receive reward Sunday morning Mr Dougl.i*» nil-d 2!l-2l a g(*>d -apply ol fieurliy grown *(i*ik tlie pulpit of tin- Baptist ehufch in the , For Rent Tihil land on sliure*. There is a con*ldemble *lifck in cold morning and Mr Perry preached at * y V ) be a success at -lorugi- w hicfi cannot I»' moved until eight acre* at loudlng station, one-fourth i of crops f. o. h. as Inml rent. J. W. night. Hu- oilier is out of the way. PnvAell owner. Inquire o f AA'ulter m a t u r i t y , a crop All tlioee wiio appreciate a good tiling California has a good crop out of Haynes, Herald Office 2K-ti *and who want to laugh and he happy which a large amount will I»- nIn|»|m-«1 For Sale Good general purpose horse, must be started oil v i g ­ should not fail to la- present at tlie Hast. All of these supplies should he about eleven years bid. Here's a bar­ orou sly; it must h ave •‘ Union Depot for a Day.” on the even­ out of the way by the time Sunford grow­ gain hi horse fh*h. Hibberd. Cameron City 28-.'ltp ing of December 10th. at tlie auditorium er* are ready to market their crops. plenty oi- plant food at For Sale Eighteen lots on Sanford of the Sanford High School There will An Karl, Shipper [I '''* 1“ " “ ,*<1, !w*n room be fun galore. hand in th e soil, that . ,, ... ’ . Enquire Herald office. 27 Jfp Thoina* H. ( hupmun of rompano is . . . . . ,, » \ y. F. J. McDanm-l of tlwnwo, Midi . l* , , . . . . ,, , Eor Sale or Hire Good sound mufir. can he e a s ily and t|iuckone ol the early birds He has on aev- s A n „ llaton , Cameron Ave. 27-3tp In tho city and will spend some time or eral occasions s<-nt off the first soliil car Fouml in Minton’s pool room, a butly taken up hy the rootlets and con verted as long as his official dull«-* with tin- Ann of tomatoes frorfi the East Const for the , ton waldi foli chain Owncr inay have Arl>or Railway will ja-rmit. Mr Mr|t look« as though he wili do «im e nt The Herald office hy paying for ■veivson into v e g e ta b le tibre and crisp j^reen ioliDannel comes to Sanford * every winter it agam this yeur ,hl" u'' 27’ 31»1 and we hope to have him permanently aj^e. L a te r in the season also, the plant For Rent Furnished Five room cot­ If»- is now ship|iing tomato«-* in small , -• ^ tage or will s«-l! furniture. 210 Pine tome of tht**e days. lots. He has forty ai rx-s out that un­ Ave. food m ost he there to ripen the product 20-4 tp Mr. and M r*. Maple* ure in the city locking fine. He ex{KCts to get off hi* For Sulr—G<hmI Butck runatmut or Eviragain after spending the summer season first car early in January. He is also Itl umring car Both hi gissl condilien and harden it for shipping. at different points in the north and in shipping |n-|»|H-n now. He will have and sole cheap. W. J. Thigpen at Holden _ 100-1Í Texas. Mr. M o p l* is in the commis­ egg plant ami beans ready hy nhout Real Kslale Co. B R A D L E Y ’S F E R T IL IZ E R S for sale A good strong heavy mole sion business and operated here last *en- Dec 15th Inquire of 0. W. Brady, Beardall and Cel­ aon. Their many Sanford friends ure Pompano is one of the beat shipping ery uvctnie. 17-tfc . glad to aee them bark again. conUyn this liort of plant food, as Ffrlrida truckers point* on the East Coast. The stock For Rent—Five aerea. >vrll. tiled, with C/lMr. and Mrs. A. M. Philips of Port there is a* fine a* any rais««l in Floridu. bouse. Also 10 aerra. 5 tiled. Also 5 have learned from thirty years of cxi>eriencc in Tamnpa C ity have arrived in Sanford The grower* are ull busy now setting acres tiled, with good house. Call on nr usigg them. 'Not only "«¡uality” and “ reliability" to make their home l^-rc. Mr. Philips |dunts in the field or otherwise getting phone W. A Mlnnick. Cameron City. 94-tf but “ suitability” are. watchwords of Bradley’s Fot Hale A 3 acre truck farm a t a la a nephew of ^Myssrs: A, E. and L. R ready lor a good *hipping season fertilizers.' Philips, whose many friends w ifi welcome loading platform. Well improved and Good Cool WajitJicr (lowing well. Fenced, tih-d, a farge two th® young people as residents mMhe city. Write us today for booklet, mailed free. While it has been “ right smart" cool story house, tenant house, shade and fruit M r. Philips is connected with the A t­ t around them- parts and it' looked a* tree*. See me at Monro«- or nddres.* U. lantic Coast Line Railway. t . 10-tf \j CapL M. W . Lovell, the city clerk, is though grower* would La- able to make S. Miki-m-ll, Sunford. J*ck*onvifia Salas Departm ent, h<>me grown" ice rn-am the last day or an avowed candidate for the pomtinn of For Sale 1912 Model Auiomohile. postmaster whenever the present incum two. no damage fia-« been reporu-d a* we Styulehaker E. M F. four pas.*«'nger fortP . O. B ox 216, J a c k a o n v ille , F lo r id a . r/ bent becomes weary and give* up the go to pres*. door touring cur. Going at $600. Call The thermometer registered H> 5*1*^ St Herald office for information. 19-lr, job. Capt. Lovell will make a canvas* terday morning and 48 this morning. For Sale— Our surplus itock of early ..am ong the citizens and 'expects to cumEvecytxxly »311 be sweating again by hatched W hite Leghorn and Orpington TTy-x«* paign just as vigorously as thought the (Block tad WhiuJ CockenU. oU from OF Sunday. g o tl w u oot th r u y a w a * ay. * V » ' • « . .. • -v v «VK r l • . •* a ’ f » J4 * .j*. . %i >* • ' .............. i Hill gita mill fi i ' r~* CELERY PROSPECTS i WANTS Early Crops: HOW? The American Agricultural Chemical Co., V i^ i^ f im t r w' - ' K — .......... Engraved Cards See. The Herald .» «• a �T H E •STYLE sh o w AT YOWEI L’S » *-• . Bring forth the accepted fall styles of blaster designers of the fashion centers of the world. The styles are shown litre in Suits, • Coats, Street D resses and Evening Gowns. . . .- . . . • • • Our Style Show of Paris Models and Imported Costumes Is Very Attractive Monday wc place on exposition the accepted styles of women s and misses tailor­ ed suits, skirts, waists and dresses—adaptations from imported models of the most favored dressmakefs of Paris. These garments, give you an authentic con­ ception of fall styles and wc invite you to come and sec them............................ R' i Special For Monday — 36 Serge Dresses in all the Newest Colors. Values up to $22.50. Monday, Only . $13.75 Women’ s Tailored Suits —Plain in diagonal and serges, Skinners guaran- Dinner and Evening Gowns—In Tailored Suits 0 0 French Models by Bcnard and Gechan Blue, black and toque teed silk lining. Tailored Cordelinc. Bed­ ford Cords. French .Serges ami Mixed ( P O Q Tweeds. . . . . . V * Fine Fponge. tone Diagonal and t hillon Broadcloth tbc very l a t c ^ thing K S Matclassc, Figured and Plain Velour, Velvet and imported materials. $19 50 to $30.00 S u i t S—Very Pncquin, . . Afternoon and Evening Wraps — S u i t s — Of Wool Tailored Drccoll, . . the Newest (PO/T 0 0 <p^iO»V/\/ Of Kicb (1*0*7 f-vA ■ •♦)v/ Misses’ and Women’s Coats — In Cbuuilbis. two Fancy Bouclc, $13 75 to Tweeds and Diagonals *’r 1 4rr Our desire is to have you visit this exceptional establishm ent, see our ^n (I? 9 7 PC A * P ti/.U U 1and R easonable Prices N. P. YOWELL & COMPANY xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxkxxxxxxxxxxxxx Tin* |i«i |M*r tuii; *• '• ,u \ mi ......... .. tf) ihr |*i»rli-r kU©* to c«»v* r > o u r hut i i »m \ !••• ***••«Î COV<*r h I util »it Irani Iti» 11•1•• r S..IU. *»f t,|>U,»tlon tea III 1lt«l I |>J,| •t.dl.n M < «RM . U « » N I I •........ • i .r*»*> g»«r., I •> Wlilts I , fl II«.,.I of p ill! o f It S jll and lint ih» thrniiKi) t h a t . i ll© hniC fit hook of . tilt* t ho l H .P t .in lliiligor . ' •»' I. J» I f 1»• * • *»•h 114, ul l*i’> S Il • •• fasi Mhl ' . • ' J4I .*r> 1•' •I Jut *• tu if) I»»?». •. I, EVi:U bear more than on« J Jslnd of trouble at a time B o tn o p r n p ln t»rttr th rre bad now, unti they *-*er pect to havt n il t li r» \ I m '* «ml «II lb*,f • !r I ' m ttl • »I ’ i*4t « ' ' l l w fi \ llllfti i| JV tl^ lt If the «w ««t perni, cucumber r in «« »nd roTo büèhr.’ açc h.7 cYtcd'w'lth' tho ublqultoua bug» mut lie « which .1«■troy tbo plmilM, uho tho following «S«*w f r u r l ln|j |f ip • u D ' t lit I •;«! t l» a | clgbl quirt» of walor ■prlnklur nml »r r »y f e e till» In tbo i«v»r>H i Iiik thm tionl« It. ii* ll 1» ii iinnur»nl kllli-f A kYimou* • hiilctii I'u r» Mu to­ | to r*-lr**u*r*l • |he C o in . ln<jiilr**« a pnragrnph«*r who 1« Jti«4 b »K lm il iik in dip I n' l b» Joy» (though loj i|i i » n I rnll ili»iu lb i t ' o f D|rk»ii*. 4 •" • i N y ' al. • Live Wire. " W e want n» n i iuiipalgn orntor n man who can electrify his audience." All right. I'll net you a live wire." When to Orcak Your Word. i Juiiirtet <Wmit. o ,«».« DiTorra Emm» E ItoyU y0 Kmm» K t*«yl», It ■m«-»r. i , . * i ih* »m.u«n ot r. t>°yW. h«**«, duly flUl, that h, U th» complainant tn tbc above l«ul*i!d™l£;\hLM,£ oitiilnl nirt.', that the ^nitaôfYt^drÎaMui! aide»- ol tbc drtantlant. ( Emma Doyle, ia unknusu to aOUnt; that tba drfrnitant ia over tbc age ot taraty-onc vrsra. and that d*«r«* b no |>rm>n Cl In tbc aiata ol Florida, tbaw.rvir*» of a tubpAna upon whom woul<! bind such » *!*f*»n'i«nt You «rw therefor» ordered lo apcirsu lo Ihb blU Nciror break your word— unless you g« Monday, tho und «Uy ©f i w ^ U r . A. D. i m . niCNMy Carry iomo sheiti of asbestos pa|»«r It teachei us to do, ai well as to talk; with you whim camping; thoy may bo and to make our actions and words all rolled into cona shaped dishes, set of a color.—Hcncca. p o in t down Into ths camp fire and,---------------------------• J W ill hold nny vegetables to be baked, 1 j.tann |rHa l han ( oB| .Without being troubled with ashe* «,! , 0 , 1 1 . , , .... Muuton finish plnyor piano nn<l fifty Keeping tho feet/rom the Hoot ot . - . I , . _ I .1 I . .. „ , _ . I . . . . . A . M KATES $ 1 . 5 0 P \V P r w a t t . •»f f î r n r v a . o D A Y b, ih, W,,t n, Monlb § Good Location Good Service o 0000000000000000000000000 Florida < » llarnaun, of lirtiwa, Florida. KrulH-n of lîrnrvi, !>>rida ^ I'EII »>a« fllraf n o i ' r r o f m ' ■ I' 'h r 'arid a t mi • • drw>rH'r*l, ».«-for« • i . r a o f tf»r « ir o n t * ou f at <'r ia n dò F i o n d a ..t H J Ttf. la » f V . r n i t - f . P » 12 • t « • ani h i ' i . i * a* a i ' h o * « « W i 't i a r n f l ICauirr««iri o f ' i r t i » . « M « .« ,. )» IIKNUY d CIIUIIU. « llig ia if Gai engine repair» a Gnraile Co. Sanford Machine frM 8-tf .HIIKUirrS NALK Under an ricruUon hewed Noveinbet Sth. ItlX, by tbc Ocvk ul Ike Clrvwlt Court ol DApoe raunly. •tale ol Florida, in (avor ol Arthur Y% (Mltn and *(aln*t F. M u * Kobrrta, I have kreiol on'the rt(hl till, nnd Intrmt ol. »aid E. Msantt lloberti In and lo the tallonine lande In »aid county ol Orinn, to-«d(i sw n ol N w u ol Bee- to. w *ioi L' I. lie »1 Vi «.* ____ a S V*V Gave Up Hope » •»!-- 1 I lime, when frame* nr« iwotlen front t't»r«n (o«ri. being d o te d nil winter. e.*Dw u ' n **w* ' • 1 »w k . - . OENEVA. FLORIDA f cat, da It when a hyphen will fit Uppincott « Msgnzlno. for right niOMruUve wt»ka In th« Hanfonl Herald, W h.n b u jlo . fruit. o r . , „ r , -----------------------i* lemons, or In feet any large fruit, t Wisdom In Lift. »court of the »aid circuit «nd th« •**! thereof, thu w tlgh them In Iho hands, a* the henvWisdom does not show Itie lf so ,b» ,,h d*r ol ,Mo*j[r*k*; StniuNSON (,T«k ler ones nro most profitable, are moro much In precept as* In life— In a firmHy M. A. Ho»»td. D. (.'. iull o f Juice. ?«>•• of mind and mastery of appetltn ' >kks ^ t ^ ! >(^ C^'pbkuaL ^ IS-FH Hi . C for (M ir* k l . ( k t t <H »I». f«-r.•n«fi ',i mate fina1 uiitnuialiiMi nr»r.f, to »-•»a»* llrrttb rw n I Ir f r n d a n t« I lu i' I 11**1 hjr virtu* of a d* -0 «« ••f I**|VI h a u ti 4i*d swlr. rviulunel *•> H**n J a 'lir— \\ )**-fa|*i« Ju d ^t «if I I k v « m i » i J«».l»**1al • ir«*ui' t «»urt *»f the •«'a'r nf K lon U , aiittn^ in ■lia itie f) f.»r '»rana* ' in a w r la tn a .i «*litte in «a»*l • ut* mi *-« •*>ni|dai »ant ami Ito \ 1 bo rinsed In water quite well blued - \ HOUSE DAVID SPE.KK. l‘iopri«itr Sto-rift of O ra rif r ( 'm i n t ) N o t h r o f Afa « tr r Sa Ir ahould be a cupful of the whey nnd cucumber Julc». A fine »hnmpoo for dnrk hnlr I* the •with bluing |«i pay ° TH E G ENEVA D f^ a r t m r n l . o f t h e I n l r r l o f «• u l a n d « UTlrr at ( i f t l n w v illr. P i . O r t IV, 1912 ^ ^ »c-r i« hrrrhy^givi-n * h » i ItoUwrt M A i r « a n d a r »' 11 I t* i" m IVOV ' I -w ’ v• a » ., »H » o' •n >d■ a* , -wo hw o. Von I , «July u i ; e22. e , l » V / . Itnade l l B I J r 19 F r i 6tp rloo.U molt a tnble*poonful of tnrd and pour 1 •rn w of aaU. I a«h. pu rrh aa rr I»» p a y fqr di-rd IN. a llttlo between tho wlhdow frnm« s J*^J DIG KINtaSit:kiliw And casing, nnd on lb« roller and rope i;«> a IM'oiir». It work» well, any» Suburban Life and tyi/r ”mpUlnjo,Mr 1» n good thing lo know In the spring !i « I'u f. h » « r f F a * t , *! a HaFia^arr V fr r id ia n . i n l i - hi » *1 H an nah ^ are »*• M a * D i *i U - Imi» ' trAll»d S'|. bolt,» Nlckloliy j - *.■!• •* fi* uh i e n i p i n l ' l i i b n i > ••f t»'»^ ' *wjft. * til « U I*» It»*- blgh»-«t t lo tbo point where ho bn» Joined » n tiM »r. at notiti,•m il r f ) in fr»»«u ol t h** «'«»uri h>*u«« thontrlral company I* It worth while •l'vip m O rla m i" F lo ri-la , during the i»**al h«*ur« «»f . «air »MI M 'dlilâV , I I " rtnfivT .lid , A I* I 9 I J . »h r folio« IigK 111 f o lio « I lu i h »,, »»out » i-o u t f u r i b » i I n •hi* m i ,, ••1 la nd I' ua*<*1. >> lug .art i • cn»o, friend. It lan't n a»»nt; It'» ■ tng ut Ih** I o u iily o l l* ra n (r ami (h r S t a ir »( F*l »r* . . . I Id « l v » i l n lc k o l. * * I j>t* F I| h t y -« J i ih Ä ). F ig h t y « y w i (H 7i, Nini*! t y •«■*v» n t’J Z i, K an*i (» and all tha t purlluo of tail I i . iy litf <•«< of a a m ili <rv* V ru n n in g lhr\Hjgh •ih« a i I lut from n o rth lo auuth of t h r aub-*liviaton To Loosen Window. kno w n «8 S i JoM'ph*«. a« p rf p U t Ih r r r u f , du ly in th r p u h lir m i r i l i of O ra n e ('o u n ty . T o l o o s e n w i n d o w * that m o v e h a r d , . ' h r »Uh <l'ir|ttt th( hgal »Miuri a| ««|r C0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ili>m*«lrad Kcit/y S»ri«l. No. 0&&H6, (or KU of N F 1*, SaH-tbm 9. TownahIp 20 South. IlKanjr 12 t »r gether a fourth of a teawpoonful of •odn. tho name of itlnger. Hfleon <1 of popportnltlt; uilil to n k Uoi* of hot WAtt>r. '9 0 *" « gl a» » of till* . «very thro« hour* A Splendid Lotion for Tnn.— When preparing cottngo cIicoho, »¿ v « tho whey, ami In this cook a good * ii c <) cucumber, peeling nml nil; cut It In ■lice» befor» cooking, let stand until icool. »train nml add n tnble»poonful of alcohol and n teaipoonful of ben«oln, two drop* of oil of rose There vrell-henten yolk of an egg Hub It well Into the scalp and rinse with »ev crai water» Tho rinsing of the hnlr la the Important point to have well done. Add a few drops of any tlcslrcd /perfume to the rinsing water and a delicato odor will remain In your tresses for u weok. White hilr should .u r « « | and H a n n a h A — Jlnkor'ii Wonklf. A* t»r < trr uli ( ourl* J u ilu ia l < Irruli a n g r ( « » u r i ) . M d l l U « In t K a n r r r ; J. h tm a tr o r n . t n n p T l a t»111k I•* pnlr of m l« nml 11»a«l r pri*K«»ny, ? tircedluif without Interruption «nd |' no lo.eo.. would In 'h r * | ÎÎ^ .n ) pnr* lncr«-n».i to more than 30. 000. 00a , < h.rU I-. Uen.iwm ■pray: Melt n third of a liar of Ivory »onp. add a teaipoonful of kcroiene »ml «hall I.etgr at « " • •M't*». un NJ *»•»»!•> JA^ t r I* Jw'a r r Di ihtik»* an IPfJ«* h«a<t^ i\ 1u O EN E {t AL HINTS. \*i»1 iw*f t tin ali-« t.- •* tap < ^ * ii * i| in f »t* law , t a i •!« r« f will » « t u r t h r f »»n i*n .« • ! Zini diy i»l IWrndar, A- I». IV12 One F amity7 of 20.000.000 " .'V” ' — '*"• ,ha*r-t <Jk% ■ f %«I. *rvil«e-e \ 1 1 t *1 Th© ritI•t•11r% vair». whli^’ tntf multi i w u> . . s p i) * • •" u i i f »•**"*• 'a*h pros«-*» .liMit.l m II, *nf• .fnr!) . I a— urlila tu Pa** S o ; M N t t . ..( i*l NT. s r . t, ■'«. rij»mhl|i ZU A, K 2!» K, iwaartl nli-«« .* » “so jlh . ' •Vl»-- I • . 4. »1 at »»,« front I • gh* ! »• 1 .11, « i • 4« tti4 l r «I j IT t at ion (•».• U t •!•-**•I • to twit in »,-«*»» « I t h t« * Hmd rrirtfirttM a n n h u c * 7k !"*lt«h '| . •lr So 1,1 In t at n r o f J ii .n t v A m j f F e r t y N o 211, N^F'g of , S\\ ' * See n . T p TO S, It ? « > * . a— -,-~1 a. mi 7 lu r •. »I» U) f* 1ft 1« »* l Ih • •• •• I n it l will *flrr d r « n i rucht lit h 4r.<l m ir r a c i <»f « 4 1 .1 «I« f«-nda’>t l.w «4 h « T I •o I •11« « ut t mmi, ln ih r oooooooooooaoooooaooooo ^ tolitlilK Imllg'-r lH .1 il * (fil VI’ll It'll til V*1*' " IM*ll Tr»t \t IIIIÄ . "I suffered five years, with awful pains, dua to womaikly troubles," writes Mrs. M. D. McPherson, from Chadbout n. N'. C. • "They grew w orse, (ill I would often I J n l I could not walk all, and I had an awful hurting in my s id e ; also a headache and a backache, I Rave up and thought I would die, but my husband urged-me to try Cardul, so, I began, and the first bottle I helped me. Dy the time the third bottle was used, I could | do all my work. All the people around here said 1 would die, but Cardul relieved rae." C a r d u i WomanSTonic For more than 50 years, Cardul has been relieving woman's sufferings, and making w eak women strong___ a end well. During this time, thousands of women have written, like Mrs. M cPherson, to tell of the really . . . . surprising __..rising nresults they obtained by fthe use of this pureiy vegetable, tonic remedy for women. Cardul strengthens, tjulldSf restores, ■estor and relieves or pre­ venis unnecessary pain and suifering womanly tro iring from __________ _ libisi» you are a woman, begin taking Cardul, today. If you Established 1850 J J STA N T O N & CO. Consignments Youf Dtfikcr WHOLESALE PRODUCE Memphis, Teso. G R A P E F R U IT , V E G E T A B L E S > '4 . ■^•da.LaSàa.jl-:. Ä tJ �¡y * 3 ‘ s-7 ‘ HIS FIRST PATIENT , NOT AN INVALID Wonderful Revelations of the Stethoscope When Placed Over Girl’s Heart. I (Copyright. 1)12, by Associated Literary Press) Tha doctor aat In hla office at tho ■aaltarium of the sulphur aprtuge contemplating a telegram In a per­ plexity which lifted at the entrance o f « young man with laughing brown •yea And a complexion o f deep aaa tan. "W ell. Fred, for once ypu are on hand when wanted. What brought you h e r a f’ " I waa on my way north to spend my fortnight's vacation Missing con neotiona, I ran up to see you " "Just In time to make yourself use­ ful. It la Imperative that I run down to Brighton for the day I want you to take m r place here " "Qreat Scott. Uncle Waller? f haven't practiced for tw o years—not since I went Into the manufacturing business.'' "Well, you haven't forgotten how to examine hearts, havo you* For the noxt two hours that Is what you must do, tnd fill out these nltps for the at tendants. I do not keep (he office FLOWERS Send us your name and a d d r e s s Complete Catalog ■ Y BELLE KANARI8 MANI ATEfL open In tho afternoon: and there are !(• scaled himself ItoaKle bsr. arm U ND ER O B L IG A T IO N TO N O NE from disclosure of her aunt's rh*<u matte tendencies. »h»> drifted into matters of tho ilny. >ml presently aha Columbia Has Many Students Who Owe Thslr Education to Their discovered with astonishment thV It S h ip p ed da y o r d a r la ra c a lv a d Own Efforts. * » a the luncheon hour Me "nIk<mI up to the annltarliuu One man In three meets at least a with her and left her at the elevator. pur! of his exixMises by hla own earn« Having determined to offer hi* pro ROSES, Whits tod Pink, ....... p t itosea $2 SO Beside the obvious feaalonal services to his uncle for .1 Itigs at Columbia AMERICAN BEAUTIES ..... ~ $7J® in I'XchnnKt* for tutoring stenogfortnight he did -not Inform her* that occupation». tike 1 ruphy newspaper, library gymnasium, CARNATIONS. White, Pink, Red ' “ $100 a vnldaiili- and ho was not tho regular physician ** • When ho went Into the dining room, religious a.nd social work of various •* . • I " LILLY OF THE VALLEY______“ $|00 he saw Miss (Trayson sitting at ons kinds, there Is s man who makes his f EASTER LILLIES,......................$ )j» I living dressing windows, another who of the tables chatting with a man , practli-es osteopathy, -another ,'itinn whoso face seemed familiar to him who divides his time between college As he passed, he heard her explaining [ work and the management of a tbeat¡lliiH tralitiK h u n d re d » fb her companion that ho was the doc­ F r lo e a f. o. b. axp ra aa o f fic e hara ! rlcal star; a teacher In ^he Ferrer tor During tho meal hla memory sue o f thiniiH you need sc bool, h taxidermist, an expert In and w an t. . .1 . . ” 5 * d ll,B !dr n,!fy-!nV hV 11" ai ° n* col or "photography, a vaudeville per- ( with whoqj ho bad placed a largo or former, a hospital orderly, a Pullman > der for goods a couple of wenks be porter, a printer, technical assistants Y o u can a dd Ih e nam es fore. JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA from three of the great city laborato­ After dinner, hs was unfortunata In ries, a profeaslonal baseball player o f fr ie n d « if you p lease. not being able to get a glimpse of her. and a tree doctor. and ho returned to tho doctor's office One of the most popular undergradfrom where ho was summoned to tho ! uutea started HO as a newsboy. Last J bedsides of patients who were con l winter a sophomore of eighteen wss BOX 175 fined to their rooms with slight all tempted sway from the college by the rewr —kinksti i e 7 Yew b n menti After this he strolled again I offer of a $2.0(10 position In a publish- 1 JA CKSONVILLE - - - FLORIDA WE NEED THE MONEY 7 through tho grounds When near a Ing house, where he had worked bellttlo vine-clad pergola, h . heard her fore colnlllg IO Columbia One atu-' voice In answer thereto he heard an, prnd, hl, „ immer. upon a Uen- 1 other video saving "N o there Is only , *,„, g ma rt<-an plantation. another, lOOOOOQDOOQOOOODOOOOOaOOOOOOOOOOODODQOOOODOOOOOOOOOOq one doctor In :he luatlUs(lon Doctor ,l0, onl, to h|| om„ lnrom, hll, Morgan, a Wlttdl) elderly gentleman in the lepu’aitnn of ihe university by » Ith w hit» hair “ * uni ritmi Ions in the most dignified of | Morgan reflected. In onnaternatlon, American reviews.— Columbia Month­ that the girl s companion at breakfast ly. had doubtless Informed her that he Cue of ihe fincyt ven d i jn Sanford Harbor . was manager of an automobile com C ourtesy. Ready for H ire on Hunting and Fishing Trip, pany, and now this person waa con­ The knowledge of courtesy and good firming her aueptclona At thla mo­ mantlets Is » verv necessary aludy Plea* P articular! See ment a bellboy cam» to Inform hint It la l i k e grsce anil beauty, that which lie was wanted to proscribe for a new begets liking anil an i n c l i n a t i o n to love MILLS-The FLORIST, Inc THE DREW CO. Are You in Arrears T TH E no patients hero at present requiring 1 patient much medical attention I must leave By the time he was at liberty It st once" »'a* the dinner hour When Mies He was gone before the young et Grayson came Into the dining room doctor could expostulate further "be gave him an odd look, and a rath His drat caller was a young woman ,-r distant bow Again she finished whose grace and benuly made him her meal before he hay1 left *he room change his attitude of mind toward A" be came out he gladly welcomed his uncle who had returned hla uncle "Well. Fred h o » did voti make Jt *" “T wish to see the doctor " eh» »aid Fine! Uncle, don t n>u want mo to 'T am the doctor " be replied " W e Just arrived" she explained, it-mnln a couple of weeks and help "and I came lo e»e about arrange you out*" menta for the baths" "Ind«-ed I do* I thought your love He took one of the slips from the for tin- profession would return Hut desk I must go In to dinner " ''What Is )our name please*" ('nine with inn a molliont diet "My name Is Klluur lirnyson Ills uncle follow*.il Ills swlftlv strld When he had filled out th«- siili with Ing nephew lo the veranda the exception of temperature for bath, i "Ultrle. do you know that white haired woman the one next to th«> beautiful girl* "Httrelv She baa been here all sum innr " Then Introduce me to her and ot plain that you left me In charge to •‘tie a n o t h e r at ti t» f i r » ' si ght and In tlie v e t * b e g i n n i n g «>f a c q u a i n t a n c e and c o n s e q u e n t lv tbs' which Ar al o p e n s H i e door a m i I n t r o m i t s us to in v f m e t o u r s e l v e s bv lit»»•« a m p l e * of others ninl to give example# our »••Ives, tf » e b e v y a n y w o r t h t a k i n g n o t i c e of a n d c o m m u n i c a t i n g "("ere ill *i II v of I n t e r v i e w Vt ni i t . i ' gne Birds Appropriate Wasps' Vn iiiililcii'int-d tilt •1 ha*t -tie palm III ibis Nest < aptured neighbor hood fur a I t l l q u e ( l i m e In w h i c h l o t oi l l d Its t i es! I* h a s "»!#•< l e d n w n s p s t i es! at t i l e s title e n d tit a h o u s e !i » to! It* t* I*.till matte o f sc: iv ne •II the The Tve-i latvrty si t ee* nes* Therein Ihe » niton batting sib k« w. i s p s f or have several nest and In-i'ii at work veals a mi • linl t he* wi l l h a v e to snv w h e n the* •cturii a m i Mud f het r h o u s e o c c u p i e d - »•mai ns to be seen Hal tli nore \ m e r l an day." Bounded l i k e Gaelic Ik tohl .1* a .«-Itain ma y o r Together they approached the two K w omen of <*Of k who head»*« s deputation to Mrs Henson." said the elder pliIVel » llF rm f rt»i nt Mie Ut I-in h a nil ' on* •• *«11• «*«| Hit •»*r o Imi o I I I - U til '«• »' v In elan "let me present ins nephew Dr Ft ederh-k Morgan I lefi him In «hi« h 1•• . .'ti ■• Ue-.l ’n Ihi *tie k'r **11**11 Pur fiuti il s said tbs ell* *-barge todav as I was called out1 of •«.UK ti pemi site* to- bail listened lo the tin- *-it> She In lutn presented Miss Orayson speech with much patience, "English j and then announced her Intention ol I know fairly well but. I rogrel (o dining She waa accompanied hy the ■nr I have never had an opportunity older doctor and Morgan slipped bite of studying the Irish language"*— Argnnaut the vacated chair "The stethoscope Is a wonderful In Just Wouldn't Keep Still atruinent." he aald gravely In that N e r v o u s f a t t e n ! • It s I h e eart doehalf moment I listened to your heart Weartn Itself ou t It Is When 1 learned that von lumped too readllv t o r e v e r I put up i n* and to It the*e t* is to conclusions " w o b b l i n ' to a n d fro al n i n e v e r still "I didn't ..... I s stethoscope ah" Imndoo smiled demurely to tell me that you for live minutes togniher did the nume Think how you mis Opinion look me for a patient'" We are certainly quits," he laughed Then as the notes of a wait« floated out from the wide hall, hn continued "The stethoscope told me something morn— that you were fond of dancing And I am to he here two weeks and help my uncle Tomorrow, you may bring your aunl to the offlea But. come' Can you resist that music!" "Do you think.” ahe asked sweetly as they went Inside, "that tomorrow you will know all of Aunt Amantha's characteristics *" LAUN CH §CAPT. C. P. R AM O N A FULTON ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooaooooooaooooooooooof CATARRH CURED D r i v e T h e P o is o n G erm s O u t o f Y o u r B lo o d W it h L e o n a rd o s B lood F l i xi r and G et W e l l N’n other disease Is aa common and prevalent as ca-arrh Tha mucous mem h•t ne that Is the pink flesh lining tha tn«t*1e of th» mouth and re spirt* tor* orrane discharging an Irritating fluid This * ond'tlon ia called catarrh and ts dos to poisonous gertns In th# blood No lo* nl treatment can curs oatarrh It may give relief for s short time, hot rata rh poison la In the blood and the trouble will «non return, even worse than befuie I .eonardt'a flood Flltlr cure» catarrh In the right way and In ths only way tyv piirtfvlng the blo**d and driving out all the pnlaonotia catarrh germs from the avstem Thi not ««peel to be cured by anv local application. Catarrh la a deep seated affection that needa the fverelstent use of a blood purlflar Ilk* T eon a nil's Blood Flixir. although Ihe first bottle almost Invariably show* • decided benefit In fact there ts nothing that gives as quick relief In satarrh troubles aa thla remedy In all Mood diseases such as tumora ulrera rheumatism, syphilis, kid nev and liver complaints, catarrh etc, Leonanll'a lllood Elixir la tha hast home treatment that ran be used; In fact. It Is bei«er 'ban the medicines used In manv hospitals and will give quicker and m*’r*- permanent results It has cuted 'hniisnnds of cases of Mood poison after tbry we*e given up by physi­ cians who said there was n<> help f 1r the paflen's I .eonardt'a Blond Fllitr Is a true blood purifier am! tusker of naw. rlcK red blood t'areful experiments have show n tha' tt In* reaaes the amount of new blood several ounces a day In thla wav It gives new life and new vigor to the ayatetn And tone* up and strengthens the organs by furnishing a sup­ ply of clean, puff. rich, health giving blood Circulating through the veins of th# mucous memhrane. thla new. rich blood drives onl the catarrh germs and puts the whole system Into s hexlthv condition so that the Inroads of catarrh can be and ate restated. No »offerer from entarrh should go a day longer without ualng l.eonardl'a ftKod Fllvlr , The $inon on guarantee given b) Mr Leonard! Inspire» confidence la the use *>f hla blond Flltlr Fvery dealer I* authoflied under thla $1000 00 guar ante» to refund monev on firat bottle 'o ativ pur* hater of Leopardi's Blood Elixir who la not perfectly satisfied wl’ h the reati't* It ha« given No other remedy for cettrrh or bh-od poison has ever gtv*n a guarantee like thle Wooauee no other remedy ever equaled Leonardl's Ulood Elixir In sclentiflo merit and our stive powers.__________ ______ _____________________________________________ For Sale By Win. C. Aldridge, Sanford, Florida xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx **l Wish to Bee the Doctor." he placed the stethoscope to her ¿mart and began to listen'to tho fluttering beats o f that organ "t)h, wait! filop?" she cried In laugh|ng confusion, at she arose from her chair. "I am not 111—I—" "But,** he expostulated, a puttied pucker In his brows, "didn't you come to take the baths!" • " N o !" she protested "I came with my. aunt, Mlsa Amantha Webb, who has rheumatism.", His discomfiture was soon relieved by his boyish mirthful laugh which rang out heartily and wholesomely " I beg your pafdon!" he apologized "You sew I expected no one but In­ valids, and— well. I am glad that you ara not ons." "Your mlstaks was very natural." •ha acknowledged. He waa about to explain that he waa only a substitute doctor when the door opened and a patient entered The Growers’ Association News How Taste Is Cultivated People who live In climate» where malaria abounds, frequently h a * ».jQ . taka so much quinine that thsy get to love the that«* of It, and to tak e 'll dally, «wen when they do not~fleed It. Juet because It tastes good to them And yet quinine Is one of the bitter est of drugs and these snine people, did they move away from the malaria district for a few years, would soon get to detest the taste of It. Hla Start. "You got your start In politics by burning midnight oil T” "Y e t," re­ plied Senator Sorghum. "I was on* of tho busiest boys you svsr saw In a torchlight procession." Mlsa Grayson at once left the offleo "Bring your aunt down at any time this morning," ha aald, holding the door for har to paaa ou t For an hour and a half, be me­ chanically listened to hearts and filled Hlgbsr Task. out slips, while hla own heart beat Singleton--"W ell, now that you an) qulokly at each opening of the door In expectation of seeing again kls married I suppose your wlf# expects you to live up to ypur Ideals*" drat caller. more (ssdljf)— "Np, to bsr ld«v)J«." , At 11 o'clock he closed the office * ' ---- :-----. end harried to the grounds, confident ‘v; it v> v-h tbftt «ha would be out o f doors. He Unci# Psnnywliss Bays: finally found her sitting on the wood­ When all elM fills, husband and ed bank of a little brook. w ife can always argus ib v question aa "My aunt la asleep," ahe said look- to whsthsr or not aba oonld bars don* log op with • charming amlls. "flhe Is now being published in Sanford. It is the only paper of its Rind in -the state. Its market reports alone will be worth many times its cost each week. Every grower should have it in his home or office. So that our readers can have both papers, we have arranged with THE NEWS to give their paper and ours to all growers who will pay their subscriptions before January 1st for $2.00. This is the price of our paper alone. than to marry him. !(!«a - The Sanford Herald Vi', >¡ �1 • * / .___ 1 • ____ _____M HEN we clothe a young man, or his father, we’re glad to have everybody see him. He doesn’t need to tell people where he buys his clothes, unless somebody asks him; somebody’s sure to. . '••*•• W SEVERN M I7 m SH MM•¥* clothes are the kind you’re glad to have the other fellows ask about; they show good judgement on your part; and w e’re proud of the way yxm’ll look in them. • T h at’s the kind o f goods we sell here in all departments. Suits $15.00 to $30.00 Here are, few hints on I f hat to Wear the man who'Wi’insure: For evening [functions after six o'clock if la­ dies are present, full dress is the rule. White tie, standing collar, patent leather high button shoes, silk hat, black or white waistcoat. d em a n d s a c o lla r th a t j W sits like this and W stays like this. The W close m eeting effect " that you buy is not lost in the laundering. That is due to the fact that the Severn collars are made o f. fabrics which have been shrunk before being made into collars, and because th e 1 bar end buttonholes cannot be ripped out. ^ SEVERN IS S>i' HIGH I'ENHURST IS 2' HIGH W e have all the newest an d m o s t p o p u l a r styles in The only exclu sive Clothing and Cuyr’ ifht H ilt Furnishing Store in S anford Schii:n»f h M ux 1I7 EAST I IRST STREET CAP I HIM l) AT VYINTl It GAUDI N Marshall and Cotart, two apparently high tone«l young men. operating a fraudulent bond scheme, were urr«**ted at Winter Garden Monday night by Sheriff Kirkwood and Deputy ltenny La w to n , assisted by Sherill It. I. Ken­ nedy of Putnam county, to whom the prisoners were given to he returned to that county, where the warrant for their arrest wiu. uailed. Sheriff Kennetly arrived in Orlando Monday and placed the warrant in the hands *T»f* Sheriff Kirkwood. Informa­ tion having been received that tho young men wanted were in Winter Garden, (he party proceeded to that place Monday night, and were pass**! on the way by thp • parties wanted, who in company with tome young Indies, were returning from the show in Orlando. * The young lailies were taken to their homes, and Cozurt wns arrest«*! in his nuto on his way to the hotel, where Marshall wns found and place«l under arrest. The warrant charged the young men with" •operating a fraudulent interestbearing b<»nd scheme, luiving defraud«*! several parties in Putnam county out of large sums. Accpriling to *5h«’rifT Kennedy n few ritixena of Crescent City had been re­ lieved of $10,000 in cold cash by these* men since some time in October. One man had been a victims to the umount of $1,000, while others invested in smaller turns. Mrs Hammond, who resides in the western part of Orange county, was In­ duced to give her check for $.1,000 for somo o f these bonds, on last Saturday, but it was too late for .them to got it cashed. Sunday she was telling her SANFORD LO RI DA it not known » li.-t Hit other purtn** A *p«*oial rate of four vsinter service of i' count) were lleeeril or not. ami four month* will lie made n* follows. he smooth young men were taken Ihuiinoas phone, $12.00 in advance, ri’sialatka Monday night hy Sheriff deuce phone, $10.00 in advance, cdy. These rates represent an advance over e Sheriff stated that while the men the present ones of only 50 cent* -tier o|«Tating m ( ’rescent City, they j month. This company has been furlaaed a neW Cadillac car, and were j nishing teephone service at a lower rate ; in great style. They gave their than any company in Florida. On uc. for the i ar. but it was returned. , count of the necessary heavy expendlthe warrant was issued $3,476 of tures of installing underground cables money was garnisheed in the fre**- and disking our system metallic this < it> dunk I’hc) are al*o wanted advance i* absolutely necessary to meet riiiingbaiti on the siuue charge, but our operating ex|K*n*«*«. 'iitriam county authorities will not Our subscribers are now receiving the them up till they have lieen tried use of nearly 600 phones and tho rate -Reporter-Star. I charged In other cities of tho sixe of San------------------------|ford Is usually $1.00 for business and For Alderman *2.60 f°r residences. / robr• of Sar/ord. Fla.: The new f “ 1** »till K>v «*" » *1 60 resithe solicitation of numerous friends ra**' to those who will use a two party ritixena, I have consent«*! to b«--T^n*’ a candidate (or councilman at the ^ny sul>arrll>«.r desiring to change ig election Have been a citiren of t,'" lr «T vice from private to party are >rd for over twenty-five years and '••‘ iu«-*t«ul to notify us at once so that always refused olfice heretofore. . arraiigcinenta can la1 made. rt«*l will try and do my duty to the SA N FO R D rE I.E P J fO N h ( O . • oeni.le without favor D«*o. H Fernald, Pres. l i e , 8 for 23c. Arrow Cuff», 25« 117 EAST FIRST STREET FOR YOUR H UN TIN G TR IP GEO. H. F E R N A LD Hardware Company Preparation* nre being made Ip Arca­ dia for the establishment of a canning factory to be locatid in that town One of the proprietors «if a like «<stubli*hment that is now in operation at Ilrooksville ha? been in Arcadia looking over the ground, lie nlade a proposition to the local business men to organlxae a stock company, one-half of the at«>ck of which ho offered to take himself provided the eftitens’ would take the bslnnc«* A com­ mittee in now at work getting up sub­ scriptions to the stock, und is meeting with success. to ere* ovr Notice to Telephone Subscribers On December 1st, 1912, the following rates will take efioct, applying to all tclcphonca in tho city limits only: liuMiiess private line per m onth___ $2.60 Residence private lino per month— 2.00 llusiness party'linc per month______ 3.60 Residence party line per n\onth....... 1.60 Desk act instrument 26c per ,month extra Extension acta wall type 1.00 per month extra. . Extension acta desk type 1.26 per month extra. Installation charge mado on every new phone installed 3.00. This amount is deducted at tho end of the year, provided tho phone is not dis­ continued within that time. HUMS IN L i l t - ro u rut INIS MUST H . ' r t ■t M l CASH TO iMtiort ru s irr ACCOUNT Vaudeville All Next Week o rro it J m ank IS TA » Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday U I U U * TOUi CHIDIT AS N O T H I NO t i t s W I L L Wazo & Marion PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD | 10c - T E N G E N TS — 4960N SAVINGS V lc é - P r «a . H . E. T O L A N , 10 oooooaoooooooaooooaoooooodaooooo^oocjfloooqoooooooaooo M . 8 M IT H , P r a a ’ d .n t H. R . S T E V E N S , The Wizard & The Soubrette C a a h lt r �Published 8 eml-Vyeekly~Tue*dfty and Friday SANT'ORO IN SANFORD — Lih ia Worth Living 30 • AHFOOD, FLORIDA, FRIRDAV 0K 0IM R 1R » . t i l l AFTER THE WATERLOO SIXTV-SECO N P IS MEMORIAl C o n g re s s Meets Today For the Short Term Session Many o f the O ld Guard Will Did Farewell Co Colleagues and Retire From the Capitol • Washington, Dec, ,2.— Congress met prom ptly at noon with erowded gal­ leries looking down on the animated scenes below. Speaker Clark o ( the House and Senator Bacon of the Senate, rapped the respective bodies to order. T h e Senate adjourned alter twentytw o minutes, in memory o f Vice Presi­ dent Sherman, and Senators Heyhurn and Rayner. T h e House met for an hour and ten minutes, and also adjourned on account o f the death o f several mem­ bers. W hile the present aeasion.U merely the expiring stags of a Congress soon to go out o f existence and to be superceded In political control and policy after Mar. 4, y e t today’s session in the Senato and Houso bring together for tho first time since the recent overturning those leaders and elements of the various parties who- liaYe been most prominent In public affaire. ' T h e old faces and figures.are again in evidence today, al­ though some o f them, like ex-Speaker Cannon, will soon pass off the Congress­ ional stage, while others, like S haker Clarke and Chairman Underwood have had their tenure* renewed and strength­ ened. As a whole, however, the dominant noto as both branches of Congress as­ semble is that new conditions, new. poli­ cies and new men have been ushered in as a Insult of the recent election and that about the only function of •tbe-prwwnt short scrnion, lasting until March 4. is to pass annual supply bills and wind up what remains of the old regime. . In the Senate, Vice President Sher­ man has been removed by death, from the presiding oflieer’s chair, which will be temporarily fllletH iy Senators Ilnron o f Georgia, and Gallinger of N ew Hamp­ shire alternating. .T h e Republican con-, tool of tho Senate with about fifty vote* as against the present Democratic strength of about forty-tw o, will con­ tinue until March 4. although this con­ trol is conditioned largely by the pres­ ence of tw o elements, regular and pro­ gressive, in the Republican total o f fifty. Senators Heyburn o f Idaho and Rayner o f M atyland, have died since the last session dosed, but in other, aapecta the personnel continues unchanged since\VW personnel continues unchanged until Mareh 4. In the House Speaker Clark and the various chairmen of the two preceding sessions continue tovdir*ct affilici. with a total Dem ocratic vote of 230. giving a Democratic m ajority of about thirtythreé. , • ^ , Th e personal aspect was very pro­ nounced aa tho soÉxlon ix ya n today, the air o f Dem ocratic victory pervading the capltol from end to end. Scores of men Whoea names have l>een prominently identified w ith affairs o f Congress for many yea n , and who have shaped poli­ tics, and legislation, faced their last three months o f service as the session opened. In this notable com pany were the deans o f House and Senate; " U h d o Joe” Cannon, form er speaker, and center of many turbulent sessions o f the House; and Senator Shelby II . Cullom, for thirty years a Senator from Illinois, .a personal friend apd contemporary of Linjjolp./^nd who was elected to his first t o q n J v tM National House o f Representatives in 1865,. -, • T h ere’ s A .D ifferen ceA man will bum around a saloon* for fiv e hours and spend ? 10.75 for boose snd cigars and never Imagine for a m o­ ment that he baa a right to manage -the place. Out he will spend a nickel, for a newspaper w ith the firm belief that the purchase gives him the right to dictate the policy o f tho sheet.— G ainesville Sun. , PU y Postponed ""On account of continued illness, Mrs. THE LODGE OF SORROW C O U N T Y D IV IS IO N C O M M IT T E E Chairman . Forster M akes Ills Apy polnlmcnls for Firing Une The question of county division was set s e m a ! notches ahead when Chair­ man Frank P . Forster, o f tho commit­ tee of 100, announced his selection of an executive board and sub-committee*. Considerable discussion hinged on the selecjing o f an official statistician, whose function rib w ill be to gather authenti­ cated statistic* relating to the material development o f the area which will be comprehended in tho new county, it Anally being the unanimous opinion and decision of the executive board that this moat Important function should bo be­ stowed upon M r. H. C. DuBoee, a thor­ ough and expert accountant. Th e executive board b composed of Hon. D. L . Thrasher, chairman, who ia also vico chairman of thé comm ittee of 100; L. R. Philips, S. O. Chase. L. P. McCullcr and G . W. Spencer, the latter being the present mayor o f the city of Sanford. Tho personnel o f the coounittec.on county lines is Hon. Thom as Em­ m et Wilson, chairman; M . P . R obitison, E. Brady; U. H . Marks and C. R. W alker. Th e committee on petitions is composed o f H enry M cLsulin, chair­ m an: C. H. L e flier, Geo. A . DeCottos. 1. A . Caldwell and Felix Frank- Th e comm ittee on finance is composed o f A .T . Rossetter, chairman, W. W . Agernathy, N . H . Garner, W . J. H ill and C. H. Dingee. The comm itted on transporta­ tion is composed o f H. R. htevcns/chalrman; W. J. Thigpen. I - A . Brumloy, Julius Tukurh, J. It. Holland, John Meisch, J, If. Overman, R oy Symes and I t J. Holly. M r. B. F. W hitner was made financial secretary and Thom as K . Bates was made secretary to' the comm ittee of one lundred.— Timea-Union. ■ ■ a a a x -«• Elks Held Annual Memorial Services on Sunday *»• ABSENT BROTHER IS HONORED Interesting Program by Sanford Elks Was Grestly Appreciated by . Many Visitors - • • . t * B A L L O O N IS T D A b ilE D T O D E A T H Ostrich Form at Jacksonville Scene o f Fatal Parachute Juirlp Jacksonville, Fla., Dec. 2.— Richard Frayne, aeronaut, twenty-Ave years of age, a member o f the firm o f Frayne ft Crotby. Balloon Company o f Barton, was dashed to death late Sunday after­ noon, in the. presence of fully 8,000 per­ sons, who had gathered at the T riCounty Fair, being held at the Ostrich Farm. Frayne and his companion. Jack Crosby, started on thoir ascension a t 4 o’clock thia afternoon amid the cheers from thousands of throats. Crosby says th a t when about 2,000 feet up snd when be was ready to cut loose, he noticed that Frayne did not have his hands through his wristlets and warned him. W hen Crosby had started dn his drop he was surprised to see Frayne’« body shoot past him and fall t i earth. His parachute opened, but the. Jerk threw from the ropes. Tho unfortunxte man fell in the main d rive­ w a y of Evergreen Cem etery, near the Ostrich Farm, e v e ry bone In his body being broke n. > H is home was a b Lowell, Maas., and his only living rclgtlvp Is a brother. Charles Frayne, connected w ith tho W hitn ey stables at Brighton Beach. The Elka o f Sanford most fittingly observed their Memorial D a y 61 Lodge o f Sorrow lost Sabbath in the Imperial Theatre, it being the first Sunday in December, a day held sacred by the members o f the order in memory of their absent brothers. The Imperial Theatre had Jxen beau­ tifully decorated for the occasion, a bank o f ferns and potted plants flanked tho base of the proscenium snd the rear of the stage was covered w ith the dub colors, purple and whits from the centre o f which purple and white streamers ra­ diated to the comers o f the stage, the whole effect from the auditorium being most striking and when the lights were of! and tho star o f hope gleam ed brightly from the centre o f the stage the plctqre Uook Lovers (la b was complete. Mrs. O. H. D in gee was hostess o f the SjH-cia! music had been arranged for the occasion and while the audience’as­ B ook Lovers Club Friday afternoon at sembled Mias M adge W ard softly played her charming homo on Sanford Heights. a voluntary piano solo. When all had T h e guests were entertained at a very i>ecn seated Exalted Ruler, E. K. Row­ delightful Salmagundi Party. F iv e p ro ­ land arose and (n few well chosen words gressive tables w ere played. T h e first explained the Memorial Day olm-rvunco ; prize, a handsome silver deposit vlnitger and colling the Elks to order execut.-d b o ttle was won b y M r*. M. E. Symes; M rs. N . J. Perkins received the booby tiu* ritual work. Tho /oil rail by the secretary, O. L. prize, a game o f “ Old M aids." A fter Taylor, calling for the absent ^brother, the conclusion o f tho pleasant games W . D»- Holden, was one of the most Im­ chicken salad, saltines and coffeo were pressive moment« of the occasion snd i erved. Mrs. D ingee’a guests were M r*. was followed by a beautiful solo, ” 0, Dry i H en ry McLsulin, Mrs. Luke, M r*. Those Tears," by Miss 1- Josephine; Deane Turner, M rs. F. L. W oodruff, Dsmeron, while the lodge remained j M m . N . J. Perkins, Mrs. J. W . Brody, M rs. R. J. Holly, M rs. R. E, Tolar, Mrs. .standing, Rev. Langley invoked the divlno C. F. Polk, Mr*. R. H- Marks, Mrs. C. C. blessing upon the members and their W oodruff, Mrs. E. B . Brown, Mrs. B. A . |benevolent spirit and fraternity, and H ow ard, Mrs. M . E. Symes, Mrs. J. C. most fittingly followed a du et, "Frater- Bennett. THE RIVERS AND HARBORS Appropriations W ill Be Passed ■ at This Session • ( v* - - .- % • • FLORIDA WH1 RECEIVE A SHARE* St. Johns River W ill Be Remembered to the Beautiful Tim e of ‘ \ $761,800. Estimates aggregating $56,764,992 for improvements to river and harbor works throughout tbs country during the next fiscal year were submitted to Con­ gress to d a y in the annual report o f G en ; W illiam H. Bixby, chief o f engineers of the army. Th o sum b $16,311,373 greater than appropriated for the last * fiscal year for the same purpose. Of the total $43.829.010, Including $250,000 for examinations, survey* and contingencies o f rivers and harbors, for which there may be no special appropriation sub­ mitted, is to be provided for in the regu­ lar river andfharbor appropriation bill at thb session o f congress Estimates for Improvement indude the following for Florida: M iami, $145,000; S L John . river, $761,800; Hillsborough Bay, $200,000; channel from ApJTachlcola river to S t Andrews Bay, $130,000. o o o It la stated that the Chicago.Cuba will certainly train somewhere in Florida thL* spring. Th e tw o cities under con­ sideration for thb project are Tam pa and Jacksonville. Charles W . M urphy, the owner o f tho Chicago N ation a b b going to visit Tam pa some time next month and w ill personally |dok over what that Ity has to offer In th b line; A good diamond with adjoining club quarters are necessary, i f the Cubs do come to At the Imperial Florida they will bring twenty-eight to M azo & Marion, tho act appearing at thirty-five players and four or five newsthe Imperial the first half of this week paj’er correcapondents, os well aa aevaral was suceeesful. in. entertaining a large magazine writers. In all the party crow d of people last evening. Prof. would indude from forty to forty-firs, W a z a docs some sleight of hand tricks o o o that are above the average and his com­ A big new canning factory b being edy is funny in the extreme. He is erected a t Gonxaiet, almost in the sub­ osstsm l in presenting a first class act by i uity” by Messrs. Polk snd Woodruff. urbs of Pen sacola.' Th e building b more iS ' Camping Party Thanatopsis was to havo been read i;y Miss Marion, w ho sings several new than hnlf completed now and part o f the , Mrs. W . T. Deane, accompanied by songs in a pleasing way. T h e act is Mrs. J. W. Barnes but illness prevented machinery has* been installed. The j her attendance and after the able rendi- her sons, .Tenney and Robert, Misses promoter* of the canning industry ex­ different each night. Alice Caldwell, A lice, Lucy and Annie { Thursday, Friday and Saturday a new tion of “ No Shadows Yon der” by Miss I pect to Iwgiu o;>e ration* In about ten W hitner, with Ned Chittenden, wore a Da moron, Mina Stuinon and Messrs. act will appear at the Imperial. Mish days- Th e cannery will handle prin­ pk-xsunt party who spent Thanksgiving Violoriu Powell,’ the English Comedi­ Polk and Murrell, tho eulogy was decipally sweet potatoes tho first year, at Lake Jessup, in the enjoyment of an« and quick change artist w ill, give i livered hy Hon. Geo. A. DeCottes. and if thia experiment proves successful A t all times a fluent speaker, M r. De- camp life for «.s h o r t while. T h ey re­ the patrons of the house something new all kinds o f vegetables will be handled turned Friday noon and report a flno in Vaudeville, Ile r act is said to be a Cottes was at his best at the-memorial later. exercises and hia address was one of the time. big hit everywhere.!- . ' o o o T h e voting contest goes m errily on beat ever delivered here upon any occaTh»» flrat cucumbers of the season from Tallahassee is to h ave another bank. and votes are still piling up. E very, »l°n . »nd the eulogy on "O u r Absent C. F. M izelle will organize tho now Insti­ tn ejE vcrglades, grown on the Davie evening just before 7 o'clock the front of Brother" gsvo a clear and concise reve tution which will have a capital stock o f farm, reached tho d t y yesterday, shipped the Imperial has the look oi a real voting lation oi the sacred memorial o f the Elks from Zona by Mrs. C. L. Steele. As $50,000. place and the girls und boys are in posi­ and their fraternal spirit that is mani­ they got In In time for the Thanksgiving tion and soliciting votes for their favor­ fested ip every corner of the civilized market they commanded a fancy price, R o y Symes, Esteem ed Lecturing Mr. D e C o t t « also gavo a brief ites. N ext Friday and next Monday world. bringing $1.80 a dozen, or at th e 'ra t« of Knight. all votes will count double. Be sure to sketoh of the life and labor* of the late $10.40 a hamper. A lit t le .o v e r five Cruse Barnes, Esteemed Loyal Knight. get votes on those duys as each vote is W . D. Holden, whoso likeness in a life dozen were realized on the.first picking O. L . Taylor, Secretary. then worth as miuch oh two oft any other size jxirtrait wan displayed at one corner from five hill*.— Miam i"Herald. L . P . MrCullor, Treasurer. * i... day. Girls hnving crédit for 250 or more of the stage. \ , i o o t Forrest Lake, Trustee. -votes w ill find their standing by referring " The Jnullt of our brother» tee write upon In Fort Pierce the people are delighted H a rry Ward, Trustee. thf »and, . to the following list: over the completion o f the munteipsj J. S. McKenzue, Trustee. Thrir virtue» on the table'» of Une and H elen Gonzales ------------lighting plant^ T h e News of last Friday K . R . Murrell, Chaplain. -memory.” im e n said that aa soon aa proper testa were R. L . Peck, Esquim. A t the close of the address the entire M orgarct Berner ................... ..... ’ .722 mads the lights could be.turned on and W . C. H ill, Inner Guard. Anna M a y Bruton ....- ..........681 audience arose snd sang,. "B les t bo thé business begin tw ith the plant- • W ithin R. F . Washburn, T y le r. .608 tie that binds." M am ie K a te W illia m s .......... tw o weeks it waa expected that everythin Follow ing served- as ushers; A . L . Hon. Cromwell Gibbons o f Jackson­ 455 Clarece Hand . '.IT............... tw o weeks it was expected that every­ Betts, R. R. Dess, H al W ight, Eugene Fannie Itehn Munson ......... .........405 ville was to have made an address on thing would be working sm oothly, Roum illat, Braxton Perkins. G ertrude Kunge ... 820 “ E lkdom ," but o w n in g‘ to illness in his o oo T h e Benevolent and Protective Order D orothy Davis ...................... ..........311 family he could not be present and at A new$10,000 firm b to havs beadof Elks is American In every principle .293 the last moment R ev. D. J. Blocker of W eim a G ra ves......................... ' quarters in Jacksonville. Th e firm will and practice, and illustrates every great 289 Dcl-and volunteered to fill out the pro­ A dele Rin>-i ....... Im known aa the Security Com pany American doctrine. A ll members arc ........286 gram. Being called upon and unpre­ EUrabeth Stafford equal w ithin tho portals o f an Elk Lodge, and w ill engage In buying, selling, con­ Ü65 pared and not a member o f the Elks Edna T u llu g ................. _____... and there are no ranks and titles, differ­ veying, leasing, mortgaging and genera! .......... 266 wodld have dism ayed the m ajority of H attie t e f l i , ing only as they may excel each other dealing in property, and will also ap­ _____L 248 men but Rev. Blocker was equal to the Helen T crw illigel ......... .— praise property and sell and control occasion and gave an appreciated ad­ In doing good in silence and without abstracts o f titlas. dress on Friendship, L ove and Benevo­ parade. A ll Elka are equal, rich and Auction Bridge OOO | poor, learned and p o o rly educated, fa­ lence and outlined his conception o f fra­ Mrs. B. W . Herndon was'hostess of T h e Volusia growers will get in tbs mous or otherwise, alike! One o f the ternity and the power for good in th* the Auction Bridge Club Monday after­ grand alma of the order is to teach men neighborhood o f a half million dollars mottoes o f all orders. noon. T w o tables of bridge were played. ho w to live, jthat they m a y enjoy all the for the present crop o f oranges," r* M Th e male qu artette; composed of Mrs. O. W . Brady made the highest goo^ things of life w ith o u t abuse, and marka the Do Land Record- “ Threescore, snd won the pretty prize, a bronze Messrs. Polk, W oodruff, M oore and under -proper restraint, curbing excera fourths o f the crop will be marketed from wall vase. When the games of cards M u rfell followed with the selection, and selfish ness. M a n ly hearts and hon­ the west or S L Johns aide o f the county.". were concluded lobster salad, crackers, "W h ere the Sun W ill NeYer G o D o w n " est records uj> the o n ly requisites for ooo cheese balls snd coffee .Were served. •nd their rendition was highly comm end­ admission to membership. Its ranks 8 L Petersburg b soon to'h a vs an elec­ Mrs. Herndon's guests were Mrs. C. O. able. are the m oat widely representative, and tric fire alarm system. T h e d t y has an T h o ritual work o f the lodge followed the candidates have Ur m eet no test of excellent fire department with • fins ’ McLaughlin, Mrs. O .- W . Brady, Mrs. A. P. Corirfelly, Mrs. Forrest Lake. Mrs. and after the song, "A u ld Lang S y n e " by class' , creed or calling. Poes rased of record and now the efficiency of th b ser­ F. J. G o n ia l« , Mrs. T . A . Neal. Mrs. the audience standing and the benedic­ those qualities that enable a man to make vice b to be greatly increased by lns^aHr;..v tion by Rev. J. D. Langley the second the world better for his h avin g been in it. ing a fire alarm system. Robert Newman. \ "i' 4 M em orial Day of Sanford Lodge of Êllu All men are welcome aa brother Elks, • o o o " T h e M arion county fair for this year and the nobler side of th eir nature, en­ G ov. Gilchrist has called a special elec­ passed Into history. Officer* o f Sanford Lodge N o . 1241 couraged, with thq high aim , aa has been was a magnificent success,1' says the tion to be held In Gadsdcp county, on the expressed, to make Its members better Ocala Banner. "Thousands o f weopts Slat o f December to elect a-senator to B. P. O. E. »re as follows; E. E. Rowland. Exalted Rulgr. sons, kinder brothers, b etter huabahde, havs been in attendance snd tbs exhib­ fill the vacancy made by. the-death, of. J. W . Barnes has decided to postpone Y, ’ ’T h e Union D epot for a D a y ," •N a tic^ w ill bo are resumed. Hon. Jamas E. Broome. • v * v S, Rungs, Esteemed Leading Knight. . ■ m useful citiM M sud neighbor». its were numerous and attractive." � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1912 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 29, 1912 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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